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London, England, 1819-06-04 00:00:00

CORDIAL BALM OF GILEAD.

LADIES of cold, acrid, or bilious habit of body,
affected with Languor, head-ach, or Hysterical Affection.,
cannot have recourse to a more salutary remedy than the Coa-
DIAL Ilasw or GILEAD. To Gentlemen from the East or West
Indies, the Student from public seminaries, or thosa whose oc-
cupations require sedentary life, this medicine has effected woh-
detful cures in cues of.debility,originatiug from heat of climate,
or relaxations from juvenile ipdiscretions, and the effects of in-
tense application to study or business.
Sold by Leigh, &sand ; Bacon, ISO, Oxford-street; Sutton
and Co. Bow Church-yard; Butler, Oheapside ; Tutt, Exchange;
and Ward, Holborn; price 11s. each, or four in one Family
Bottle for ads. by which one Its. bottle is saved, with the words
" Sarni. Solomon, Liverpool," engraved on the Stamp.
Of whom may also be had, the celebrated ANTI-I MI'ETI-
G F.!4VIS, of SOLOMON', DMA'S (without nwrcury, or any
deleterious preparation), which stand in the highest estimation
for the cure of the scurvy, scrofula, leprosy, and all disorders
I origimeing in an
impure state of the blood ; being gradual, gentle,
and almost liiiperceptibic, iu their dperation—th4 best substitute
this has ever been discovered for that dangerous mineral Mer-
curl, stiteetenini the blood, aid stimulating it to expel all tioxi-
nut and impure juices, giving strength aud tone to the nerve.,
1 enlivening and inviguriting both body and mind. .
Price l Is. Per bottle, or four in one faintly* brittle for Ws. on
• which one small bottle is saved. Mg words " Sand. Solomon,
Liverpool," ore engraved on the stanip'of each bottle, .nritiousit
which none erelentiino. ,
Al,o, pike 34. that scarce, interesting, and useful Family
Work (Wirth which is iven an ci2gant Portrait of the Author, and
a View of Gilead-flouse), entitled, A GUI Dlito 44NALTH ;
or, Advice to both Sexes, in a. Varsity of Complaiiits.--.f1y...S
SOLOMON, bl.D.—CoLtaining a Treatise on Veinal& Diseases,
Nervous and Hypochondriac Complaints; also. General Remarts
on those Diseases with which the Human Body le mast froqueialy
' i a:Tided ; explaining the symptoms, mode of treatment, &c •

Mr. WAITHMAN had' a Petition to•pmeest of i< peculiar
character, It was prom a Spanish Gentkitten who had acted in.
conjunction with 04/4' .armies in Spain., Re and those of hie
sou who fought with him had taken up airtfi6 tea reeirear
their IYS. They had hoped.suth would be the *via of their
victory; but-no molter bad Ferdinand be seatedonjhe s.
than the provisions previously mode to secure pubtip Tr 91.
were doitroyed—((he Inquisition wasTefeirabllthetl,,arta the
rigorous persecution, of those Who-hin fought in the ranee of
Spanish liberty followed: The Petitioner, Did Pedro Fenian;
des, Physician to die Apastifik and nOwin
London, had been seutenceti•tb.tfrathsitogiti.bgea ate
enough to find a refuge in this Countrf ,*ke otsi; ion m
self, the Object of his Petition was is upon the Hitimi-ici •
require the interference of .Ministem in e.friendly way aid* she:
Spanish Government, iw khan: of his fellow Patriots, who wan'
at present in confinement, in order to Obesity their liberating.—
This Petition the Honourable Member stated to have >een_pre..
awned to him some weeks ago ; but he thin objected' tiat FAIL'
ft, which he thought called let intetfernmatk:4l4lolWlt
of this country with the, ,alfaArs, of ant he:
thought there was nothing objectionable in -the Petitions as it,
only' alled for the' interference of this costuttp In a IrlectigtWaY_
In behalf of those with ivhom we had actAbrcoollinetion., • •
Mr. tlONlSON.prekeited
Ship Motets, ?tam:Suture", tindothers;zesiiingsisadknifing"
of ISanimadsey .and Rotherhithe, pi** the; Fe
nsWoir SOUKS
rctipmßill.—Ordsted to lie oar table.
Mr. WILSON presentud a Pc i4cm from certain :Sletcluscho
Manufacturers, Ship °Walks, Traders. and others; irf ihi.l2ort
of London, against the Foreign Enlisttnents e Bon:
Member, in inithditehig Ilk Petition, t thiV 'Dit 4Willadd;
in the Nineteenth Century; we should findittirrinierpeasenact
hwe to declace what new, was. -as it woold.aezting,had.
half pbt yet selcient experimce to aeteenilni Its chi .
initletottelk th new ligingthre measseas.• .Me *Jai. cf. a*%
Do distinction between the cause-of Old Spain auk( that-of net
Colonies, btu as at present it Wail' open fol 13111011ratflijemaiii
enlist in the servion. of both partkot Mon* one shoos ass WS
itself of the aseistance of Englishmex.he die, PcNISII.II4._IPT-
new law was desirable to pat therd on' a ieecl.
Which' this country viindd eipetientiedig imbrcomile Oat ibf
view, from the Foreign gulistatems M. he oartictiliair,dwelt
upon. At present, lie contended, great benefit wigs derivelitont
our commerce with the Spanish Ccilonica, and it Was . cot at a
moment like the present that so extenskate a tnarkct to be
shut against our Merchants and traders, He iheralre
that the prayer of this Petition would he itreadvtiai tst"ihe
House, and that the 871-would not pais Into a.lawt—tlle.
tion was ordered to lie on the table. •
Sir M. IV. Itl131,71: preseuted a' ?Melon front the Me t-
clrantsuf Newetralempon-Tyne, against-the Foreign Enlistinent
Bill.—Ordered to lir on the table.
Mr. MELLISH presented a' F'estellen from the ISurnsfugtoa
rets and Traders of Poplar, Shadwelts.and, Wapping, araium
the Foreign hnlstment. liilt—Ordeted to lie on rite table.