The Sun.
London, England, 1819-12-21 00:00:00

MEDICINE.

ANTIBILIOUS PILLS, involved by ED-
WARD HAI.LA NI, Sargeon and Apothecary. This
Preparation is justly esteemed for its as;reeabie and certain
clutratiou, by which it. ed., ettiaily refill' yes all Inaction or
:Obstruction of the ttntnach and 150,,r Is, whet her arising frion
Bile, Indigestion, tPlittnlency, or Coid; Sickness at Stomach,
Head-ache, eic. 11 operates by dislodging acrid bile ur other
crudities rotainen in flee infrsiinat canal, and acts as an
alterative to the systent griierally. Free from any ant inionial
or mercurial preparations, it is ;At ail times sate; and has
been given with singular good effect (biting Pregnancy.—lts
action is particularly adapted to persons of Bilious 1-labits,
And those of sedentary tive,, where' r: action in. the
bowels is not liept up, and crudities retained in t hose organs
are frequently producing pants and distensiolis, bead-
achs, languor, and gidtlitirs.4, or a sense. of wear:tiess ;tad
oppression.

t single trial will folly cone' •ce `he patient of their; efficacy.
The worst cases of or Sick Head i‘ehs are certainly
removed by a single dose, and in a touch snot ter time than
could be credited, but ftiini experience. The Propi ;Hot
Thinks it proper to remark, they will he found not onto to act
Without pain or uneasiness, but to leave the hotly, atter their
Ilamediate actio►t ceases, free I,,int that costive St'ate which
generally succeeds the operation of laxative inedicito•s.
Sold by E. Edwards, Gi;. St. Paul's Churcb-yard, Loudon,
Price 2s. 9d. and 45. Gd. per box.

Where also may be proenred,
SPILSBURY'S PATENT ANTkSCCABUTIC DROPS, a
41.vniedy in Sears,' Gout, Rheumatism, and Scropholous
IhNeases.
Prepared at the Dispensary, 15, Bello-square, London, price
('s•; (id.; and 11. is. duty included.
The above tuay also be pkvi.di eJ of Any DrL„,,ist or Males
tQ iilediciuc.

WANTED, on Intelli.ent WOMAN of (iciriri
Education, to sitSPERINTEND tin INIPOitTANT
rNsTrrtrnox, upon the NATIONAL SYSTEM of FA.W..
CATION, ui nut less than 2t, or more titan 45 years of Ato,c,
and without ineurnhrance. fier 'lstir»onial must show that
site h, been bronqht op in, and is a sound Memiter of the
Chord' of England, and perfect .Mistress such Works of
Iminstry as should he taught to remales of the Lower
Classes.—Salary not less than 70i. per annum, with Apart-
ments and other tot-outages.

Apolicntion to be ovule to the Reverend Dr. Wall-listen
No. 45, Lialdwin's-gardens, Gray's Inn-lane.

This Day was published, price Gs.

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Industry of France and ,England—Niission to Asbarttec--
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LAW INTELLIGENCE.

COURT OF CHANCERY, nEc. 40.

A SUPPO,4IIOIN Cl-11LT).
SERGP,SgON V. SF.HGRSSON.

It will be recollected that there was an issue
directed in this case to try whether the plaintiff
was, or was not the daughter of tire late Colonel
Sergesson, and that ti.e infant plaintiff had under-
taken to he the plaintiff at law, thereby taking
on herself to prove the affirmative.
Mr. WiNGFIELD applied that the stim of 5001.
should be paid out of Court to their infant plain-
,itrs Solicitor, for the purpose of forwarding the
issue and bringit7g it to trial, as she was without
funds for that purpose. This sum could not be
thought too large, for in the event of her obta;n-
ing a verdict, the world be entitled to the whole
fund in Court, amounting to 20.0001.
Mt. HART, Counsel 101' the defendant, contend.
ed tat this was too great a sum to be allowed.
His client would have no objection to the sum of
300!. for the purpose.
The Lotto CHANCIILLOII—" Take 3001. \fr.
Wingfield, with liberty to apply for more, on affi-
davit, if that sum should not be sufficient."
Mr. WitqoPt tun slated, that the minutes direct-
ing the issue were settled between the parties. ex—
cept in one instance, and what he had to ask of
Lordship was, that the defrudAnt should he
directed to lodge iu the Al4srer's Office all letters
he had obtained from Nay Cunningham, as that
woman was now dead.

The Lonn CHANcet.t.on—" Certainly, all Irt•
tern that have reference to the matter in di,pnte."
Mr.WINGFIRLD—" Would not all letters relative
to the parties b± laettet ? for there ma} be some
that do not directly touch on the matter that
might throw great light on its merits."

Mr. HART said; he was instructed to say, that
there was no objection to produce all the letters,
except that in some of them the characters of
third persons might he implicated, he did not
mean criminally, but by their having written let.
ter• inadvertvnq:
The Loßo INANCP.L.Lnit—" This order will
answer: That all letters which hear on the ques-
tion
chsll he produced in the M ,ster's Office, for
the ingnection of the Plaintiff, and that no letter
shall he used evidence on the trial that had
not been so produced."

SPURTING INTELLIGENCE.

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