Star.
London, England, 1818-03-17 00:00:00

pillgeelrllpgl.......llrrl.'"lPlPlMMPP7PlNrgnmmr,--...---:--------- . .
. Per rent
. A ..,
e...."‘ .. -,,,,Abir.-;.: k ...- •(fts ' •,,
, ' - 'it, "lke,jl, ,•-, • 4 7 - , ,:, i :
.4, .... „..1.....0431,..... ..
Iv ...1.
s--_," ~ 4. i
___......, _
...
• , 4 . . 4_ .
„,.... ...
. 1.
. ,
* I ' K , . • .
• rz
.. i
I
iFy%S.t
mi3Pk,v . •
. .
,
...., _
PRICE SEVEN-PENCE. Ii
i, I.Y I
4. •
, . i
i
. 4 ' • '‘. I
it
L' : • . '
i . I
•
i. , k
' S .
,
I.
) 1..
, I
,„ I •
. I ,
4 i j
• ' ;(' 111
'I t . •
1.. 1 .
r .
, ij ' •
'
t • • i 1,
..
I 1 ip f
0.
tili
IY4 I r ! i
11
ili ?•4
' ' li
►i 1 )
i •
i I . ;i 7;
, H ,- •
, I- ,
i
• i i 1
• i
I
1
I-. l'
' 1 1 ' •
i
'-',•4 t' '''.?L
ti i •
i t I
ii'4
v I
it •
IL
i
1 .
• t• i .
i .
' 1•
o• ; ,
fc
)
I• it
j: i. i

LETTERS AND MEMOIRS 1F ABBE EPGEWORTII
This day were published, ir. two. price Ss. boards,
T .ETTERS from the ABBE EDGEWORTH to
1 his Friends, written between the years 1777 and 1807 ;
with Memoirs of his Life, including some account of the late Ro-
man Catholic Bishop of Cork, Dr. Moylan, and Letters to him
from the Right Hon. Edmund Burke, and other perilous of Dia-
tktetion.—B • the Rev. THOMAS ENGLAND.
Printed for ~ Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown,Lond4o,

CALEDONIAN CHURCH.
NNOTICE is hereby given, That the CHAPEL at
at this place will be OPENED for Mint Worship on
SUNDAY NEXT, at Eleven n'Clock in the Forenoon, by the
I. JAMES SOYA who hu been ordained to tha Ministry
thereof by the Presbytery of Edinburgh.
Caledonian A!-lam (SALT, See;
144 Croas-street, Mattooiarde.;, March 16.

PARLIAMENTARY PROCEEDIAtiIi.

HOUti OF LORDS, MARCH 16'.
The LORD CHANCELLOR, in the course of the jtolichl
sitting's the fOrendon, adverted to the leading points in several
of the causes pending tor judgment, and upon which he stated
his intention to call their Lordships' attention more decisively
to Wedneorlao• In the Semi eathe of "-Campbell r. Ando--
sun," the Noble and very LmOned Lord mired to affirm tb*
judgment of the Court below, without costs; welch was r argot
accordingly: 'Their looddips then a, j urn d dieing oleasure.
On the n.sttrning of the House about four o'clocit,
The Loienotity Bill was returned from Ilk Continofts with-
out soy amendments by Mr. %Ocoee and others, who AO
brought up the Greenland Fishery Oaths' Bill; which was read
thy first time.
Mr. Atoocx, from the Treasury, presented at the bar, an Ac=
count of the Nei Revenbe of Great Bri.aio ant Ireland, from
the year Mil to the present, distireuishing the artOunk of each
year. Aisos a Statement of the Offices framed in Reversion by
the Crown, in Semlaud and Ireland, }ILI: alt to an order of
the House.
Mr. Wnemnsrre, from the General Post-office, presented an
Account of the Beheees in the hands of the Deotito Poster:lo
ten M. Great Britain.
Ilwersat, hoarder Commissior.ers f.o. the Reduction .1
the ,Nstiodoe Blbt, presented an Account of the Sauer a tea:er-
red on each ?rimier Day, from the Ist day of.l3llLAry, Is: a,
to the sti day of March instant ; and also of the Sums SO mos-
fermi front the Ist day of September to the said former day.
Those Documents were severally ordered to be Lid on
the table.
The usual Orders were made, preparatory to the Ann* Bal-
lot for i'detnber., on the part of their oordshirts' littoe, of the
Court of Poet led... Jodteature.
The Grand Jultction Ceuol Bill was read the third time, r7.d
past
The Bath Gas I'oht Miens brought too from the Commons.
The Scots Amos Vita Licence* WO passed through a COr!...
rotate of the w hole Haute, andwas reported.
lite 'Amine Mutiny Jell was read the third time, and paw d.
The Moequis DOWNOIIIRR moved for the Corresfroo.
deuce betWeetl the fire Commis...lacer of the Revenue area the
Churchwardens end Ciergo of the Parishes in Ireland, upon
the subject of a Comenotatioa of the Window Teat which was
ordered.
Earl GROSVFONOR adverted to certain documents pre.ert-
ed that eveninz, and then veon the table, particei.ely rust w-
spectieg lieversioeary Grants, and incited that the gild peers
be printed, which was ordered accordingly.
His Lordship then alluded to the last mentioned dricomert,
which he consi4ered as neither sufficiently comprehensive ,r
satisfactory, and tested, eve-. :ore, it was his ietentieh to ttee'ete
their Lordships whh n ruseletion or. the topic.
Lord HOLLAND else adverted to a paper upon the tebti
(communicated by enrrnited of his Royal [highness the 19-.til
Il:gent, yursaant to an edercss or the House), cot:tabling nit
count of the persons arreeed under the authority of the her,. •-
:.ien of the habeas Corpus Act, on charges of keing center id
in iile'al and sediioes assemblies, &c. and movedahet the same
be printed for tire use of the House.—Ordered.
Their Lonishios adjourned tin to-morrow, when the Royal
Assent will be dec'.ercil by Commission to the Ines:musty At:,
the Mutiny, and to sin other important Bills.
HOUSE OF COMMONS.
Mr. Warcarema (from the Post Office) presented monis
accounts wrich were ordered to be printed.
Lord LASZ'ELLES presented a Petition from the Retail
Shopkeepers of the town of Halifax complaining of injurto saes..
calmed From persons carrying goods about the country without
hawkeii licenses, -and also complaining of the mode In which
they ware at Feast monsed.—Ordered to tie on the table.
The Bath Gas Light Bill was read a third time and passel
Mr. Alderenon WOOD moved the first reading of the llama
mersmith Bridge Bill. Though he brought thh subject forward;
he fit it to be hia duty to oppcte the 10 in every stage. Ile
opposed it because he saw nu chute in it for securing compen-
sation to those whose iaterests wo.ed be manly affected by it,
namely, the watermen plyieo, on the river, for whom a rovi-
sion had been made in every other instance within his know-
ledge where a bridge had been built deer the Thames.
The SPEAKER invirei if tbe Worthy Alderman meant to
move that the Bill shoeld be r -ad?
Mr. Alderman WOOD comidered himself as merely bringiog
It up, that the idnisse sbot.hi decide on it as it should thick Lt.
He snored that it should be read.
The Ell was Caen read a Eno time. •
Mr. Alderman WeteD presented a Petition from a Person
chiming to have made sueces•ful experiments at sea for the dis-
covery of the Loneltrie.—Ordered to lie on the table.
Mr. Alderman WOOD presented a Petition from an Indi-
vidual, well known to the House and to the Country—from
Thomas Preston, late a pris atter in the Tower. The Petitioner
stated himself to have been taken up on the 4th of December,
1816, and carried before N. Wood, Esq. then Lord Mayo of
London, by whom he was dismissed, on his provirg, to the
satisiaction of the said Dl. Wood, Esq. that the charges preferred
against him were groundless. He was afterwards again taken
before the same Lard ;Igor, and was committed to prissn,
whete he remained five days, cut cif from communication with
his friends. While thus confined, Castles, a person of universal
notoriety, went to his residence, No. 9, rrystoke-place, where
he falsely represented hints.ll to Petitioner's daughter to have
been authorised by him (Preston) to dispose of his furniture,
which Castles accordingly carried away and sold. The Petition
went on to set forth, that the Petitioner had been detained in
prison tail the month of June, when he was tried for High
Trroon, and acquitted. Under these circumstances, for the
sufferings he had undergone ha prayed the House to afford him
' relief.—The Petition was ordered to be printed.
Mr. R. WARD moved for a Grant on account of the Ord-
. nance for the present year, of 120,CC31.
rr IitCORDIAL BALM-of GILEAD is univer- NAVY FATIMATIM.
shy acknowledged to be the most agreeable and powerEJ The House then went into a Committee of Supply.
restorative is all Nervous Morders ever discovered. TMs cele- Sir G. WARRENDER, in rising to move the
braved Cordial is peculiarly efficacious in all inward w•astings, loss Navy Estimates, felt the observations which it was •
of appetite, indigestion, depression of spirits, trembling or shaking
of the bands or limbs, obstinate coughs, shortness of breath and necessary for him to offer, might be compressed with-
consumptive habits ; it thiuspe blood, eases the most violent in a very narrow space. The Committee were aware
pains in the head and stomach, and promotesgentleperspiratioa. that the Navy Estimates had, of late years, been laid
By the Nobility and Gentry this Medicine is much admiredebe
hog pleasant to the taste and smell, gently astringing the fibrts of before the House in so simple a shape, that a detailed
the stomach, and giving that proper tensity which a good diges- explanation of them was no longer called for. For
Lion requires. Nothing can be better adapted to help and note. the last ‘...13 years they had been printed in such a
risth the constitution after a debitiezh with wine, &c. manner that every item could be taken into conside-
Much has been said by interested individuals against Medicines
is a very important that arc advertised, but there rtant observation to ration, and in the last two years the subject had been
be made respecting the Cordial A4llll of Gilead, that unless its so ably treated by the (:onimittee of Finance, that he
operation wits gentle, safe, and efficacious in those complaints ids, did
not know that he could do his duty better than
which it is recommended, as.d universally administered with ie.
variable success, it could not have attained the unexampled de- mittee mist know that during the war the expense
by referrinA the house to their Reports. The Com-
Darold It bas acquired ; for, as it has rarely the great advantage of j
a persuasive advocate, so uotbie.g but his conviction of its virtues, lof the civil department of the Navy had considerably
by Its salutary effects, can il.dte:C perseverance, and yet reason- i increased, and much of this must remain a pernia-
able perseverance is certainly most requisite to enable even the I /tent charge, as arraneements had been made for
happiest combination of Cluizacah and Galenicals to root oat bringing
the whole o the work that was foe mealy
chronic diseases, and restore the valetudinarian to health.
Leigh, Strand ; Bacon, 150, Oxford-street; Sutton done in the Merchants' yards, into the King's yards.
Sold by L
and Co. &ow/Church-yard; Butler, Cheapside; Tint, Exchange; This was a measure which had long bees considered
and Ward. Holborn; price Its. each, or four in one Fdlnilf to be exceedingly desirable, net merely as one Fro-
Dottie for 635. by which one 1 is. book is saved, with the words ductive of economy, but as a measure calculated to
e :Amt. Solomon, Liverpool," engraved on the Stamp.
Also price 3s. that scarce, Literesting, and useful Family furnish better ships than were produced in the old
Work (with which is given an ties:Lao Portrait of the Author, and way. Another large branch in the expenditure of
a Vi:mc of Gileed-llouw), totid.d, A GUIDEto IlEALTII; the Navy, which had been referred to in die Report
or, Advice to both Sexes, in a Variety of Complabocc—Hy S of
the Committee of Finance, was that connected nith
SOLOMON,II.I).--Comainirg a Treatise on Fem..le IRseases,
Nervous and Hypochondriac Complaints; also General Remarks the public works in the dock yaids. These would be
Oil those Diseases with •:: diet the Hianau Body must frequently found detailed in else Report, togeeter with a state.
afflicted ; explaining the sympunns, mode of treatment, ke. ment by the able engineer, Mr. Renaie,mhich would
Ira- Dr. Solomon expects, when consulted by letter, the usual excuse him for declining to go into theirs at length.
nnenpliment of a 1. note to be inclosed, addressed," Money The committee were aware, that tor various reasons
utter, Dr. Solomon, tidead-liaae, sear Liverpool. Paid it
was easinibie that they *OO4 carried
double postage."

TO PARENTIkOHARDIANS,
AN ENGLISH LADY, who has been long accus-
tomed to thi Instruction of Young People, and who
speaks Frmch fluently, means to reside two years in Paris, fur
the education of her daughters, and purposes, with the assistance
of an English Governess, to take charge of Four young Imam,
to whom she will pay every attsution. Those who may wish
to entrust her with their daughters are referred for partsculits
to Messrs. Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Drown, Pater-
coater-row.

Tall day was published,
In One Vol. aro. with Twelve Plates, price 125.
THE PRACTICE of HORTICULTURE, in the
management of Fruit.-Trees ; arranged on demonstrative,
physiological principles ; illustrated with Sketches, in Ten Piste.,
and by a Commentary on the W,rks of Bradley, Hitt, Miller,
Forsyth, Knight, Kirwan, Sir Ilumplary Davy, and Mrs. Ibbott-
son : describing a mode by winch they may be irained to produce
a larger ouantity of Fruit and of finer quality, in less time than
by any triode published or in general practice. Comprehending
also a minute investigation and discussion of the nature and pia
perties of the earth and =nuns, as they respect vegetation in
general.—By JOSEPH HAYWARD, Gent.
Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Drown, London.

PATENT DOUBLE-MOVEMENT HARP
Al iNUFACTORY.
TDODD begs to a • 6-It the Nobility and Public
• of his having removed from q'. tans,to No. 3,
Bezners-street, in which house the business e 17. Dizi's Patent
will in future b.! carried on; and wistre doze is now am
IMO of those impro•ed Instruments, withqths damper, which
produces new effects with the greautst facility.

'Tlis day wm published, handsomely printed in one voL'ilvo.
with a' Portrait of Bishop
_Taylor, mice 12s. in boards,
FpHE LIFE of JEREMY TAYLOR, D.D. Chap-
lain in Ordinary to King Charles I. and Lord Bishop of
Down, Connor, and Dromore.
By the liev. HENRY KATZ BONNET, M. A.
Of Christ's College, Cambinip ; Prebendary of Lincoln Rec-
tor of King's-Cliffe, in the County of Northampton, Ste.
Printed for T. Cadell and W. Davies, in the Strand.

WANTED TO HIRE,
ATAN-YARD—The distance not more than 25
miles from L do:k. person h..ving one to Let, and
by sending every particular, dlrecteri to A. It. No. 16, aide-
street, Parliament-square, London, will be inurtediat.4y attended
to.—The County of Sam), would be preLrred.
IMPROVE') FURNITURE PASTE.
THis COSlliscsition is much used by Cabinet Mt-
ken to clear. and beautify Ai:hog:my and other wood. Its
sir.til is not clisazrocable, neither will it stab the whitest Linen,
and a very little labour will produce the mon brilliant polish.
Prepared and Sulitithater..l: and retail by T. San.ctroc, drug-
gist,'Tottenham Mad Crnss; and by appointment by Shaw and
GG, S. s'-urs Ct...-„irch-yard ; Randall, (Lae Tutt,)
Royal Exchange; and szll, 73, 'Shore& ch, at es. each Put.
910 COUNTERACT -the many attempts that are
daily made to Impose OD the unwary a SPURIOUS
COMPOSITION, Instead of the GENUINE BLACKING
prepared by DAY and MARTIN, they have adopted a new
Label In which their address,
97, HIGH HOLBORN,
Is so conspicuously placed in the centre, that they trust an atten-
don to this, and the difference of the type, which is unlike all letter
press, will enable purchasersat once to detect the imposition.
The Real Japan BLACKING, male and sold Wholesale by
DAY and MARTIN, 07, High Holborn; and retailed by the
principal Grocers, Druggists, Booksellers Ironnioniv..ra, Per-
fumers, Boot-makers, &r. in the United kingdom, in bodes,
at 6d. Is. and is. 6d. each.

This day was published,
In 2 vols. illustrated by a new set of hlaps, price ids. in boards,
a new Edition, being the Seventh, of

pLEMtNTS of GENERAL HISTORY, AN-
CIENT and MODERN. To which is added, a Table
of Chronology, and a Comparative View of Ancient and Mo-
dern Geography.
By the lien. ALEXANDER FRAZER TYTLER,
Lord Woodhouselee.
Printed for T. Cadell and W. Davies, Strand, London ; and
A. Constable and Ca and .7. Fairbairn, Edinburgh.

This day was published, elegantly printed in 9 vols. 4to.
With a Portrait, engraved after a Cast made by Mr. G. Bullock,
from the Monumental Bust at Stratford-upon-Avon, price
51. Si. in boards, A few copies upon larepaper, for the pur-
poses of illustration, price 71. 73.
QHAKSPEARE AND HIS TIMES; including the
Biography of the Poet; Criticisms on his Genius and Wal-
tings ; a Disquisition on the Object of bis Sonnets; a new Chro-
nology of his Plays; end a History of the Manners, Customs,
and Amusements, Superstitions, Poetry, and 12:put Litera-
ture of his' Ate.

By NATHAN DRAKE, M. D.
Author of " Literary Hours," and of " Essays on Periodical
Literature."
Printed for T. Cadell and W. Davies, Strand.

IMPO:ITANT SAVING.
iNTEW INVENTED, Light, Superfine, Double-
covered, improved Oval-shaptd BEAVER HATS, at
nuly 20s.—The frequent complaints made by Gentlemen, in not
bewg able to obtain, of a good quality. at a moderate price, a
Superfine Beaver Hat, has i.alticed Ge;ORGE FRANKS
CO. of WELLINGTON-HOUSE, comer of Red Cross -.arm t,
Barbican, to acquaint the Pohl's:, that in co:-.sequence of th:
very great reduction that Ira, takm place at the hat of
&aver, they have added an additional covering of Heaver to
their hats, which readers theca capable of wearing considerably
longer, and is the mean; of their always rguicing the mast
beautiful black ever seen ; added to which, they are finished on
their new, improved, oval-shaped blocks, made in the exact
shape of their head ; therefore rain or damp will not in the kat:
affect the shape. The unbounded patronage (beyond all parailci)
given to these new-invented Hats, is. a wonderful instance of
their excellence over every other Hat ever offered to public no-
tice.—Merchants 1::d the Trade supplied.
•,,* Be particular as to th 2 address, as G. F. and Co. are oot
In any way conce. ned with a l'tail House in lizech-etreet, name
of Franks.—No unpaid letters received.

DR. CLARKE'S TRAVELS--OCTAVO EDITION,
Vols. V. and VI.
This day was published, handsomely printed in Octavo, and
illustrated with Maps, &c. Vols. V. and Vi. price V. I is. in
boards, the Fourth Edition of
TRAVELS in GREECE, EGYPT, and the HOLY
'LAND ; being the Second Section of the Second Part of
Travels in various Countries of Earope, Asia and Africa.
By E. D. CLARKE, LL D.
The First and Second Volumes, containing the Author's Tra-
vels in Russia, Tartar', and Turkey; the Third and fourth
Volumes, containing the First Part of the present Section of
Travels in Greece, Egypt, and the Holy Land, are already
published ; and the Seventh and Eighth Volumes, which will
complete this Octavo Edition, are now in the Press, and will
be published very soon.
Printed for T. Cadell and W. Davies, Strand, London; and
W. Blackwood, Edinburgh.—Of whom may also be had,
A Srtz.stus of Liternuts on Mutaaatocr, delivered by Dr.
CLARKE, in the University of Cambridge, containing a Methodi-
cal Distribmion of Minerals: Bvo. price 6s. 6d. boards.
And by whom will shortly be published, by the same Author,
TRAVEL! through DIMMARIC, SWEDEN, LATLAND, FINLAND,
NoftwAr and RUSSIA • with a Description of the City of St.
Petersburgh, during ;he Tyranny of the Etr.F.:ror Paul; h.ind-
soruely printed In quarto, with namaroaa Engravings of Views,
Maps, &e.

—.---
LOCK AND SURGICAL DISPENSARY.
His Royal nighties. the Duke of YORK, President.
Surgeon—Mr. Kiernen, Member of the Royal College, London.
Governors—Bari of Reremont Earl of Leitrim, lion. Colonel
J. Barry, John I.atouche, M.P.
THE ROYAL and NOBLE PATRONS of the
above INSTITUTION, for the exclusive Treatment of
VENEREAL COMPLAINTS and their dangerous Conic,
quences in order tolnsure the Benefits that have resulted from
it, selected Mr. KIERNAN as its Surgeon, standing high on the
list of the Royal College from baying directed his chief attention
to those Diseases. Mr. Kteasau conceives it a part of his official
duty to caution the Felslie, by pointing to the List of the Royal Col-
lege, published in Feb. 1816, as the only sure guide; and that no
asacrtion of persons 53300 ting such titi,e, and publicly advertising
them, without being sanctioned by this List, are to be credited.
The Annual Reports of the Lock Dispensary will prove that
some of the most dangerous Cases of Sratomaxs, Demme, and
other su2posed-iitcurat,:z Affections of the Generative Organs,
have been here cull: ally and successfully treated.
Mr. KIERNAN may be consulted as usual, by both Sexes,
at his house—ill, Lowea CILAILLOIThrfItEri, DEDFOZD4QUARI
where Letters from Town at.* Country are to be addressed, atal
the necessary Advice and Medi,:ine will be given, or sent to any
part of the United Kingeout.
Just published, price 4s. Second Edition,

BISHOP PORTEUS'S LIFE AND WORKS.
This day was published, handsomely printed in Six Volumes,
eve. with a Portrait of his Lordship, from an original Picture,
price 2!. es. In boards, a new Edition of
THE WORKS, complete, of the late Right Rev.
BEILBY PORTEUS, D. D. Lord Bishop of Landon
with an Account of his Life and Writings,
By the Rev. ROBERT HODOSON, D. A
Dean of Chester, and Rector of St. George's, Hanover-square.
Printed for T. Cadell and W. Davies, Strand..

•. The Life of Bishop Porteus, which forms one of the vo-
lumes, is sold separately, for the accommodation of those who
are already In possession of the several Works.
This Edition comprehends the following Works, each of which
may also be had separately, viz :
1. Lectures on the Gospel of St. Matthew, &livered, in the
Prrish Church of St. James, Westminster, in the years 1798,
1799,1800, and 1801. New Edition, 2 vol 810. 16s. is boards.
2. Sermons, on several Subjects. New Edition, 2 vols. Bvo.

PSACTICAL 0111;11VA110;S On the above Diseases, by F. Kiernan,
and may be had at No. y:4, Fleet-street; 20, Vaternester-rnw
and 10, Onwn-court, Soho.

s. in boare3.
3. Tracts, on various Subjects; ill of which have been pub-
lished separat.ly before. New Edition, ilvo. Ss. in boards.
4. Summary of the Bvidences of Christianity New Edition,
limo. 3s. in boards.
S. On the Beneficial Effects of Christianity. New Edition,
Svc,. Ss. Sa.

lilt JAMES FEVER POWDER AND ANALEPTIC j
P ILLS.
TION.—I feel it my duty to remind the Public i
Cfrom time to time, until it may become generally known,
that I have removed the halo of my Grandfather DR. JAMES'S
MEDICINES from Messrs. Newszsy to Messrs. Damns and
Sows, No. 4, Cheapside, Corner of St. Paul's Church-yard ; and '
that their \Var.:house, and the House of my late Grandfather,
No. 33, Bruton-street, Berkeley square, are the only places in
London where the prepared as the Pubic have been
supplied with them for the last seventy years, with the lat.at im-
provements of the inventor can be pr.ured. My own interest
may be said t‘i suggest this ia
intimation ; but the baneful conse-
quences I daily hear of, from taking th. spurious Medicines at-
tempt:A to be sent into circulation under the sanction of my
Grar.dfather's name, compel me to make it. I now sign my
narnein the label of eazh box and packet of the Elias and Powder
that is I..nt from my Elaboretory, as a plan distinction of the
gsta.tine, and ~ffer this a: 's caution sits Public.—Messrs. But-
ler and ..loLs have establish..± a War:house at No. 3.1, Sackville-
street, Dublin, white the Medicicea may also be had genuine.
R•ator.street. E. G. G. JAMES.
Dr. Pownss 'ass been for nearly seventy years known
as ta.4 .t rem.dy ex ant for Fevers, Colds, lio.rscnessas, all
Dl.,:asns, and Er:ptive Disorders a..tended with
;'ever .4, in the Measles, so prevalent at this time, few mini'
artployed.
.I.l:4t.crtic Prtu, by a Irppy anion of an alters-
tare and tan.... rnedicine, promote perspiration wham
enzek.td, at CO: same time tbat th .y restore the strength of the
constitution. They are particula.:•,- serviterble in indigestion,
wit quer induced by free living, or lai a residence ki naboodtby
artistes.