Star.
London, England, 1823-03-07 00:00:00

I IOWERS'S TONIC I'ILLS, for Weakness of the
-11- Stomach, Indigestion, Costiveness, Bilious Irregularities,
&c. are earnestly recommended in all those cases (and they are very
numerous) where, the stomach being already weak, and the di-
gestiVe powers deranged, active purgatives are highly prejudicial,
and productive of serious injury to the constitution. These Pills,
in their operation, are peculiarly mild, safe, and effectual : as a
gentle aperient tonic, they cleanse and yet strengthen the sto-
mach, restore the appetite, promote digestion, and keep the
bowels in a regular and comfortable state--free from costiveness,
but by no means too relaxed.
The Tonic Pills are sold at 2s. Pd. 4s. 6d. I Is. and 225. per
box, by the venders of genuine Medicines, wholesale and retail,
in England, Scotland, and Ireland.
Observe the signature of " Joirs Tuirsas" en the label,
and his na:!:e round the Royal Arms on the seal.

M. MANUEL.

M. 'MaNuF.r., whose name has become so prominent
in the French Chamber of Deputies, was born at Bar-
celonette, in the Department of the liatnes-Alpes.—
Flis father sent him to lionergue, and afterwards to
Nimes, to improve his education, and he rettirned
home from his studies at the early age of 15. In 1791,
though then scarcely 17, he entered into the army,
and served in the first campaigns in Italy and Ger-
many. Ile was then remarkable for his good sense,
his great facility of expression, and a calm firmness,
which gave him an ascendancy over all his compa-
nions. He soon rose to the rank of Captain of Ca-
valry; but about the time of the signing of the Treaty
of Carnpo Formic), when be had served six years,
he retire.' from the Army, in coniequence of ill health.
At that epoch French Advocates were not required
to undergo preparatory examinations; they %%ere
called " ocbcial defenders." M. NIA NuEL per formed
the part of official defender far several of his friends.
On these occasion; his talent for pleading became
manifest, and he determined to devote hinrsilif to the
Bar. lie repaired to Aix, which, under the ten Go-
vernment, was the seat of a Court of Appeal. Ilere
lie applieJ himself to study, and was soon capable of
figuring with distinction in his new profession. Alter
the return of BONAPA me, the business of the Coutts
being in a great measure suspended, M. Marit:EL
COt.l G /IS, COLDS, RHEUMATISM, GOUT,. AND visited Paris. He had not been long there when he
INDIGESTION. learned that two Electoral Arrondissements or the
T4IFE PILLS, entirely Vegetable, discovered by Haute,.Alpes had returned him' a Deputy. He
the Rev. C. CARRIN GTON, Vicar of Berkeley, one of his
wished to decline this honour, but ;being urged by
Majesty's Deputy Lieutenants, 4c. for the County of Gloucester.
-
To alleviate the tortures of Spasm, Gout, Rheumatism, Cholic, flu friends to accept ir,'he took his seat, and very
and Nervous Afflictions, with superb success, by giving fresh life soon became a leading man in the Chamber. On
and energy to the efforts of nature, is not the only merit of the formation of a Committee to_draie up the Plan
of a Constitution, M the name of • the Provisional
CARRINGTON'S LIFE PILLS. On. the same principle,
they ate adapted to Female Complaints, rouse the dormant con-
stitution, and with gentle exercise in the open air, soon spread',
i
the bloom of health on the palest cheek. "Fliey strengthen the There were then two parties in the Chatubea—one far
digestive organs, and expel wind; they cherish and prolong tire recalling the Bourbons, under certain conditions.; the
itisthose dehil:tated by years or ideastire ; they restore the pow. rs other fur NaleohltoNlL- The debates were extremely
of irsprudent youth; and they prevent the attack of army fad
violent.. M. Ma wan" prevaned on both pa:ties to
acute diseases, if resulted to on the first sensation of chill, pain,
or morbid las•itucle ; on which account no person should ever he abandon their points of contention, to think only of
witholit them. A large portion of the Inman race Is hurried to what was due to the country, and to proclaim no So-
vereign. After the dissolution of -this Assembly, M.
an un: V:y rave by inflammations, Consumptions, &c. the ef-
fect of neg!ected Colds; but a recent Cold is so certainly cured
MANUEL returned to private life. He applied to be
by these ievigorating the torpid arteries of the skin, and
therehr restoring the perspiration, that whoever throws away admitted to the bar in Paris, but his application wit
his bee by omitting.them, dies little better than a suicide. rejected by the .Procureur • Geller al Bataat ter. • .M 1
Sold in boxes, at Is. Ind. and 4a. 64. each, by Barry and Bori, . was several times pat in houtinatiast to reptessill
Bristol, (wiihout whoa: nano an the stamp they anima be Paris, but Minister nil influence carrieifthe'deiritini
genultie); sold also by W. Sutton and Cu. Barclay and Suns,
•I. and C. Butler; and Sanger,lso, Oxtur4l.suert, Loudon ; 'and against him by small majotities7 tie WilS at kugth
by all cater 3letlicine Venders. i clact.en by La Vendee.