The Sun.
London, England, 1803-01-06 00:00:00

GENUINE CALCINEDNfAUNESIA.

Prepared by Thomas and Milian] Chemists, King-
street, Manchester, is sold ‘vholetalc and retail by them,
and by J. Johnson, St. Paul's Church...yard ; and retail by
Jlayley and Blew, in COckspur-street, and J. Jeboult,
Oxford-street, in bottles at as. 6tl. or with ground stop-
pers at 45. Stamp included ; and
.by an Agent in principal
fowns. - With each Bottle which signed by. T. and W.

Henry, are given ample diredions for,its use.
riALCINED MAGNESIA' is highly beneficial
74h.L0 in all Diseases of. the Stomach and IlOwels *trended
with acidity and gives immediate relief in the Heart-bum. ,
The eff-cds ot intempera ce in eating or drinking at. greatly
relieved by it ; and it adbrds one of the mildest and most
pleasant aperients, especially to persons who, front a seden-
tary life, or other causes, . are unifier the habitual necessity of
having recourse .to laxatives. To persona of a bilious habit,
it may be recommended with pc-collar. propriety ; and its
virtues have heen,repeatedly xi:stifled in the diseaaes of warm
Ci ot the 'coMplaints or Children in early in-
fancy, and even at inure advanced periods, are attended with •
acidity ; and in such cases, the Calcined Magnesia has a great
. advantage over other absorbents; viz. that it both neutra-
lizes
the acid in the alimentary canal, and carries. it off, by
• riding, as an efficacious yet gentle purgative. ••.—;
The superiority of the C.:alt.:iliat over the Common Mag-
nesia Alba, consists in its operating in leSs than half the
dose; and iu correding acidity, without incre4sing, like the
common or Untralciact Magnesia, that flatulency which is
generally troublesome to persons of weak digestion. -
In consequence of considerable improvements which they
have lately nude.in the manufaCture of Calcined. magnesia,
Messrs. 'l. and W. henry are ettabled to tatnr to the „Public.
their preparation' of this Meditinc, which has already been'
honoured with the approbation of some ,Qf the first Chemists'
and 'Physicians of the age, With increased confidence in' its
superior purity. The Calcined MagnesiaprepAA by them,
will be found to be perfectly deprived of air, rice front taste,
smell, or othet disagreeable.property; and without roughness
or grittiness to the touch or the palate. This superiority
over all other preliirations of the kind, has been attained at
great experce and labour, and, will, be supporml by unnanit.
Eng attentioA.

1 • This Day was published,
In four 'arse Volumes, 121110, ClOSt:ly printed,
Price it. Ls. id bo. rkhip
THE EDINBURGH SCHOOL of 11,1211ICINE.
Containing the Preliminary, or. Fundamental Branch :s
of Professional Education, vii. Anatonty,.Mtalical Chemistry,
and botany, 'intended as an
.Introdime.t.on to time Clinical
Guide. The whole firming a complete System (41 Ivledical
Education and Practice' according to the arrangement of
of the Edinburgh School.
By V.11.1.1AN1 NTSRETT, M. D.
Fellow of the Royal College of Edinburgh, &c.
Printed tar T. N. I,ongman,.and Rees, Ng. 39, Pater-
t. and 2. Containing the Anatomy, price to.
3. Chemistry; price Ss.
4. lh price Gs.
Stly bo had separate.

This Day was published, the ,Second Edition, ini'hrce large
Volumes, 121TIO. price tbs. 6d. in hoards,. •
ETTERS ,addressed to YOUNG MAN,
JL,i on his !first Entrance into Life, and adapted to.the pr_
collar circumstances el the prc,:ent Times. ,
By Mrs. WEST,
Author of a Tale of the Tnms, &e.
_ . .

Printed Mr Longman and Kees, tqq. Paternoster-row.
" We haveriften had occa:,iort to review and to commend
the compositions of this teniale Mahar, Avh‘rise'principles are
sound,, and whose gent.r.:l style of Writtng.is correttand:.ele-
gain. The Work before us is 'addressed. to her Son, the
.same youth, as ive understand, who is the subject of the
Teighth Sonnet in the first volunio of those Poems which she
published in 1799, and on which we bestowed the tribute of
deserved applause. -These Volumes may be considered as a
valuable:. addition to the library of. youth, in the dangerous
interval between childhood and adoleseence. Doctrines
they teach are orthodox, temperate, uniform, 'and liberal ;
and the manners they recominettd, are what every judicious
• Parent would wish her Son to adopt. • •
this Work appears to us so highly valuahle,that we feel
ourselves called upon by the duty we owe to the 'British
Youth, to give it a very extensive examination..
" We so heartily concur in tier opinions, every. subjea
which she treats appears to us so important, undo highly en,
titled to Cie attentive consideration of youth, that we lei
doubtful 'trout what part to Make our Extracts.'•
British Critic, Sept, agar.
See also the Gentleman's Magaanie, Aug, zßvl, and the
Guardian of EdUcation, na? 11/OZ. • • •

A WONDERFUL CURE.
By taking one itottle, of Drops only.
To Mr. Liginun, Surgeon, No. ;7, Ilritige.street, Alanches.
ter.
Sir, Northwieh, Cheshire, June 7, 1799,
' illtEE years have elapsed since myD.ingliter
1 (who is now eight years of age), received, I thinki may
with cOnfidenee say, the most extraordinary cure that woit
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months in a most distressing manner ; her body, float head
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of which, in a inorning, handfuls might be taken iroin her
bo4i ;Jo. other times, with eruptions, from which issue& a
largeqUantilr Qf iettorolis humour, attended, with ii.suther. ableitching ; the discharr-,e was so great, that site .was COI} •
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sit!) lance, tolwep them ttoin adhering to the parts.. In this
tu..er:tbl.: and hapISSS lanAttisfting, when,
providentially, i way reCOTlMinltied to tl'l,l ollyour
Autiscorbutic.Drops. IttithOw shall I enpross my gratitude
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having taken unit' one 4s. 6d: bottle, uf the Dl:ps, cyciy
syniptuin izf IV:1r I;atlisoine disorder cliSappearaii, and, thank
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site having enioyea at) iininterrii 'nett t;tate of health fOr
List three years. Any person may be furtli2l
plying to Mr. Peter Aladdock, of whom I puichasOd'yclitr
I)l9ps ; or to, ,Sir,'

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