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London, England, 1804-08-10 00:00:00

GENUINE CALCINED MAGNESIA.

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Prepared -by, Thomas and WlMath Henry, Chemist's, king.
street, Manchester, is' sold wholesale and retail by them,
and by J. lnhnson, St. Paul's Church-yard ; and retail by
Bayley and Blew, in COckspur- street,. in bottles at as. §ds
or with ground stop.pers'at 4s. Stamp included; and by an
Agent in principal fawns. With each bottle, which is
signed Isy T. and W. Henry, are given ample Directions
for its use. . . •

CALCINED MAGNESIA is—highly beneficial
in all diseases of the stomach and bowels, attended with
acidity ; and rives immediate relief in the heart. burn. The
etfeas of intemperance in eating or drinking are greatly relieved
by.itl and it.atfords one of the mildest and most pleasant
aperients especially to persons who' twin 3° iedentary life, or
other causes, are under the habitual necessity. of having re-
course ,To persons of a bilious-habit, it may be
tecommeniteci with.pecultat pr priety ; and its virtues have
been repeatedly testified in the diseases of warm climates.
Most of the complaintrof children, in early infancy, and even
.core advanced petiods, arc attended with acidity ; and in
such cases, the Calcined Magnesia has a great advantage over
other absorbents; viz. that it both neutralizes- the acid in
the alimentary canal, and carries it oft; by atting.as art OH—
eacious yet Gentle purgative.
The superiority of the Calcined over the Common Magnesia
Alba', consists in its operating in less than half the dose ; and
in correcting acidity, without increasing, like the Common
or tln,:alcilied Magnesia, that flatulency winch is generally
troublesonie to'persons of weak digestion..
In consequence of considerable improvements which they,
have.lately made in the manuiliaure of Calcined Magnesia,
'lessrs, T. and W. Henry are enabled to oftbr to the Public
their preparation of this Medicinr, which has alrethly been
honoured with the approbation of some of the first Chemists
and Physicians' of the age,. with increased confidence in its
superior ptirity. The Calcined Magnesia, prepared by them,
Will be found to be pettedly deprived Of air, free from taste,
smelfl, or other dis:igreeable -property, -and without rough-
ness or grittiness te,therouch or the palate. This superiori-
ty over alt other preoarations of th,l! kind, has been attained
at 'great expence and labotit, and will be bupported by tuliel-
illlL4ng ' • •

This Day Was'publi.shed; in (Ivo.' priceas' 61.•
AN INQUIRY into the PRESF..NT STATE of
the MILITARY, FORCE of the BRITISH EM-
PIRE, with a View to its Re-organization.. Address :41 to
the Hight'llun: Wil!Nal Pitt.
)3y Lieutenant-Colonel R. j. WILSON, K. M. T.
London: Sold by I'. Egerton,' Military Library, White.
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Where may be had, jest publishes, price is. atictresscd to
Young Officers, The Military Catechism, by Major
6tst Regiincnt.

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• • Tilis.aly was published,
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,Author of the Theory and Prapice of finding the Longitude