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Fe 6.9, 1807
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PY HIS MAJESTY'S ROYAL PATRONAGE.
DRUM), vulgarly called the 'ITCH, cured
--eill::ctually by only ONE Application of Dr. DUN.:
-BA It's much-improved SCOTCH OINTMENT, The
Cure of Thousands yearly confirm the Truth, that this Re-
sued), is an easy, pleasant, safe, certain, and Matchldss Spe.
chic, by only one application. Yet it does not cantain the
least pamele of Mercury, or other dangerous Ingredient, but
is as harmless as milk, of a very agreeable smell, anti used
without doing the least injury to the linen it ul.ither re
quires confinement, abstinence from any kind of diet, or re-
straiiit from:business or pleasure.
Sold in Boxes, at as. 9d. each, Duty included, by theVen-
der in chiet, T. D. Addison, Medicinal Praditiondr, at his
P.epository of Hygeia, 33, Hart-street, tiloomsburysqudre,
and by, Hollier,. •Pall Mall ; Mounsey, Commerce-row,
Black triar's-road ; Brennand, i 55, Bishopsgate-street, With-
out, London; ‘Volsterchohne, York; ploxland, Plymouth
Dick; and M'llonald and Co. Glasgow. •

TABES DOIVAtia; or, the Consumption in-
cident to Young Persons of Salacious Dispositions, is
so little treated of by the ancient Praditioners of Medicine,
as well as through the delicacy of modern Physicians, that
an acq4ateidta of it cannot be colle;:led from their writings.
it is necessary then to say, that the first symptoms of the
'Cabo, Dorsatisareeasily discerned by. involuntary noduroal
emis,ions pains ini the hack, as well as often in the head ;
formication of the spine ; aching pains ; and weakness of
sight ; alcied of memory, by an _extreme dejection of the
mental faculties ; and contintent to these are gutta.serenaa
meagre visage ; emaciated body ; irregulai asthmatic seusa-
Cons ; which, preceding a syndrome of heelical eompiaintsi,
ultimately closc•the fatal catastrophe. The edieac) of: the
CORDIAL BALM, of G ILBAD is daily demonstrated. in
eradicating the worst and most dangerous synnitonia or Ner:
You; Disord.ra; and nothing has tended so much to estabiish
the fame of this Medicine,' as its. certain success, in those
cornplainta, which strike their roots so deep in the Constitu-
tion, and are so fatal to the happiness of Mankind.
The Cordial Bahnot Gilead is earnestly recommended to
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out it) a variety or symptoms, and for which this salubrious
Cordial is a safe and certain remedy, comforting the stomach
and bowels, bracing the solids, and giving tone to the whole
nervous system. •
As Dr. Solomon's pradice is now become so great and ex-
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portion of his time and attendance, lie expeds, when coiy.
suited, the usual compliment of a Guinea; but all written
eases, or letters or advice, and unaccompanied with an order
for Medicine and remittance, to be answered at his leisure,
are required to inclOse only Half-a-Guinea. Such letters
should, tot safety, be thus directed—" Money-letter, Or.
Solomon, Gilead-House, near Liverpool : paid doubFe post-
-age." Letters may be ordered .to be addressed for X. Z. or
A. 11. at the Post-uttice, -till called for.
A Sving of Nine Shillings in Two Guineas.
The Cordial Balm of Gilead is sold in bottles, price Half.:
aaGuinea each; there are also bottles, price 335. containing
equal to four bottles at los. 6d.' by which the patient saves
9s. including also the duty ; the Stamp of which bears the
Proprietor's Name and Address, " Samuel Solomon, Liver.
pool," to imitate which is feliany.
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Letters whatever must be paid. a
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gent Lotion, and " G uide.to Health," are
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w Cameron, Greenock ; G. Browning, Paisley ;H. Craw-
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terhead ; A. M4Donald, Trongate, Glasgow; and by most
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IMPE ii_ML PAR LI

HOUSE OF

THULISDSY, FEB. ie.

• In the Committee of Privileges, Mr. Gaselee wa
heard and witnesses examined on behalf of thevlaim
of Sir Cecil Bisshopp to the Barony of Zouch. Far-
ther. consideration appOinted for this day fortnight.
The LORD CHANCELLOR, by his Majesty's coM--
mand, presented a Bill for indemnifying Francis
Lord De. Dunstanville against the tonsequenee's'Of
having sat in the Home this Session without :,aving
first taken': the oaths and subscribed the qtialifica-
tion paper. His Lordship observed, that this ....as
an inadvertence which Noble Lords might naturally
fail into, as, fiom their not being elthed, the recur,.
recce of a General Eleelion, and the necessity of
again taking the oaths, might more easily escape
their Memory than that of Members of the other
House, who came- fresh from an eledion. the
Noble Lord to whom this Bill alluded, had inad-
vertently sat in the House during part of tl!e discus-
sion on the Slave Trade, without having taken the
oaths. Heavy rnaltiei were attach,:d to an aa of
this nature, and though a Bill of Indemnity might
originate with any one of their Lordships, yet it
came more regularly into the House.by his Majesty's
comt nand. Having communicated the circumstance
to his Majesty, he had the honour. of receiving his
Maje4ty's grac iou3'cointuands to present this bill to
the H6usc. A ,similar inadvertence was committed
by the late Marquis of Lansdowne, to indemnify
whom a similar Bill was brought in. The House
would, perhaps, in this case, as in that, allow tne
Bill to be react a first and second time-tuts•day, ne-
gative the comtriitment, and read it a third time to-
. morrow. ... .

Lord WALSINCiIIAIf observed, that the. Standing
Oriers of the House were in, the way of going
through the Bill in the manner mentioned by die
i\TQbl,..;•-and Learned Lord.
The Lour) 'CHAN:MI.OR said, the Standing Or-
dors of the House ought to be abided by.

The Bill was read a first time.
The Irish Treasury Bills Bill, the Staten and
and Soldier Seduelion Bill, the Irish Gunpowder
Importation Bill, and the Canada . Yarn Bill, were
read a third time and passed.
The farther consideration of the Appeal "Lewes v.
Morgan," was deferred till Thursday next.
Adjourned till to-morrow (this day).

HOUSE OF COMMONS;

TIItYRSDAY, FEB. 1

CHIPPENHAM COMMITTEE.

The following Members v.-ero chasm a Com.
mittee to decide upon the merits of the Chiplv2nhana
Petition

Nicholson Calvert, Esq. . 'ion. Thomas Brand
Wrn. Fitzhugh; Esq. . Francis Pyni,• Esq. .-
Walter Fawkes, Esq. spow(ltni Barnet Esq.,.
Hon. E. Spencer Co'N per Wm . Mills, E,(!.
,Lord ;Mahon Henry Meade., Ogle, Esq.
Anthony 14. Eyre, Esq. NOMJNEFS.
Win. Odell, hs-q. . Lord NlarSli..in
jose.ph Holden Stant, Esq. Sir Thomas 'rorton.

The House went int 3 a Committee on the Royal
Naval Asylum Commissioners' Petition, and came to
the resolution of moving fur leave to bring in mill
to enable the King to grant his House in Greenwich.
Park for that Asylum. Leave moved for and granted.
Mr. ADDINGTON gave notice that to-morrow he
would move for 'Copies of the Correspondence with
the Secretaries 'of 'State 'dative. to grants in Trini-
dad since 179.5.
Lord•Ho%,vlcx postponed the Call of the House
till Tuesday.

•
The•lrisli Sugar Drawback Bill was brought up,
react a first, and ordered to be read a second time
to-morrow. -

Lord TENIPIE brought up a Bill to amend the
South. Sea Company Arts. Read a first, and ordercd
to'be read a second time to-morrow..

Lord Tr.mri. brought up a Bill for vesting in the
Crown the 'Sierra Leone Settlement.. Read a first,
and:ordered lobe 'read a second time on Wednesdn,
- The Cape of Good Hope Trade_ Bill was read a
third time and passed.
Sir JOHN NEWPORT brought. up the Irish Quit
Rent 1111, and the Irish Auaiori Duty Bill. Read
a first, and ordered to be read a second time to-mor-
row.

Sir JOHN NEWPORT gave notice, that he woul.l
to-morrow, in the Committee of Ways an;d Meaftis,
move certain Duties on Stamp.

Lard AteLE moved for Dave to bring in 2 BTI
to continue the Prussian Yarnimportation

•
Leave given.
Lord TEMPLE also obtained leave to bring. in a
Bill for the Regulation of Pilots and Piloting Vessels
na.vigatin, tioe British .Seas.
The Report' of the Thames. Police Bill was fur-
ther considered.—Read a third time and passed.

The Turkey Tobacco Bill was conatnitted.—Pte-
port to-morrow.
A Message from the Lords announced their a 3...
sent to the Irish Tieasury Bills Bill, the' Soldiers
and Sailors' Seduction Prevention Bill, the Irish
Gun-powder Bill, and the .Canada Woollen Yarn
Bill.