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BILIOUS AND LIVER COMPLAINTS.

AS a mild and effectual Remedy for all those Dis-
sedum which originate in a vitiated midget of ths.Liser
and Bihar, Organs, namely, Indigestion, -Loss of Appetite,
Headaches, Heartburn, Flatukndes, Spasms, Calvaries', At:
feature of the Liver, &c. Stc. it may be warted with the strict-
e.t truth, that DIXON'S ANTIBILIOUS PILLS have met
with more general approval, and particularly by the Medical
Prohesion, than any other Medicine whatever. This con.ti-
tum their recommendation to the notice of every individual af-
licted with the above complaints. They unite every recommen-
dation of mild (vend= with successful effect; and requiring
no restraint or confinement during their use, are In particular a
most valuable lad convenient Medtcine for the Traveller,
whether by sea or land. In tropical climate, particularly, whet.
the apices of redundant and vitiated Bile are so preva-
lent and alarming, they are an invaluable and efficient prow-
• then. They are likewise peculiarly cakulated to correct disorders
erbium from eacresee of the table, to restore the tone ef the
stomach, and to remove every complaint occasioned by irregu-
arlty of the bowels.
Sold lu bites at 24 OS. 61. 11s. and aft. by R. BUTLER and
Sons; Chemists, No; 4, Cbeapside, turner of St. Paul'. Church-
yard, London; and 84, Sackvillestreet, Dublin ; also by the prin-
cipal Booksellers, Druggists, and Medicine Venders in every
Town throughout the United Klngdscut

Nen set elvers led valere tile.—lViaarta L.
14 Life is only idle, when blest with Health.*
THE finest system of Ethics is to confine within due
bounds, aid thus to regulate the Passions; unrestrained
and insubordinate they impettattesly destroy those barriers which
Religion and Morality have wade sacred; to curb but not anni •
hum them appears the leases of Prudence, best calculated to
limit their effervescence.
Stay disorganisation of the human frame requires great me-
dical knowledge to remedy, sad the public welfare is proiao:c4
whoa Professitmal men (disreprding the suggestions of the en.
doss and interested) devote their studies to the treatment of
those complaints generated by imprudence, and the ebullition of
the passions at an unguarded Emmet. " The strength of a na-
-1 den consists is the health of therm* ;" bet k Is melaneboly to
reflect on the deity *milk* to the lineman* of unfeeling empyri•
aim, and to contemn as far as possible Its farther ravages; we
ear to suffering luatioisp, tbe result dour owoesperiease in the
various diseases of Debility. The unwary victim of solitary vice,
early acquired at school, before Reason has asserted her right
over the mind), will, in contemplating his powerless stare become
of ealtratlng sensations, to knowing that the most
mate of exhaustion may be roused into manly energy.
loam etudy-s-intmoderste anxiety—long residence in tropical
dime, and many other enemy will frequently derange the is La-
vows serrate; in soth cases we can bold out an assurance of re-
animation, by remedies which have long answered the sanguine
hopes of patients of both sexes.
That bane to human happiness LOSS VYKILZA Can now be
treated fearlessly, the improved state of Modica Science bating
divested its antidote of those distiessiog properties that so long
rendered its exhibition uncertain and harassing. We best explain
our method by observing to patients labouring under du* malady,
that a few days only are required for the removal d early symp-
toms; that the most inveterate este will yield to our
remedies
within a mina, and that la a permit who only suspects himself
injured, the disease may be ;wrested akogether from appearing;
a similar remark applies to many other derangements of the gene-
rative system, as weakness, ularratioas,Scc. especially strictures,
wheaten* cussed which are daily removed without she use of cau-
stic or shmilanu. Bonn paritirs incidental to the softer sea,
bantam escaped our attention; in whisk mildueu combined with
dikacy has superseded the moans usually adopted. In fine, our
system is unique, peculiarly energetic, and eminently successfeL
Educated in this our native city ; schooled in our professional
anakunana by its Waned medical characters' and having bean
able, personally, to ampere with admiraden ;be British surgical
practice, with the continental, our pretensions to superiority (is
a branch we have selected) an matured by 'experience, which is
evinced by the daily applications we receive, even from disease
countries. DOSS and Co. .R. C. %upon&
13. Bouverie.street, Fleet4trett, London.
••• For the 'mend soceatatedadoa we do sot limit ourselves
to slated Winds of Punka, but nay be consulted at all reason.
able hours.—Cottatry Pads's, are requested to deseribe minas*
lb* symptom, dm whoa made*. with advice; will be Immo-
diste*forwarded to any part d, the Bank-note is
eargtad to ecwolyeay die

ACOMPLETE TAN YARD, situate in the
County of Surrey, 20 miles from London; containing, 95
Tau Pits, three Drying Sheds Mill House, new Bark Mill on
Lambre's principle, two Bark Berns large dimension+. one
Beam House, one large brick herher Hini+e, with Loft over,
Scouring and Smoke House, curt-stages for 10,000 Turf, Stable
for three Horses, Chaise-house, three Workmena* Cottage+ wi h
Gardens. shbitautial Family in pellet" order, cmtaining
two Parlours, four Bed-rooms, two Kitchens, Brick Oven, two
Cellar+, Dairy, and Store-room ; large walled Garden stcri7eti
with young thriving Fruit Trees, two Orchiirda and Meadw.v,
containing Three Aff
'V he whole of the Premises are in capital repair, amply sup-
plied with excellent soft and hard water.
*The (alb of hark in the neighbourhood plentirtd, and of the
Brit quality. Early posses-ion *mild be given.
Far further particulars apply, if by letter, post-paid, to William
Saloway, Leather Factor, London.

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MEMOIRS of the PUBLIC and PRIVATE
LIFE of BENJAMIN FRANKLIN, L.1..D. F.A.S. Fee.
Minister Plenipotentiary from the United States of America at
the Court of France, and for the Treaty of Peace and Indeern.
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MO N. written by himself to a Period, and continued to the
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S. MADAME de sTAEL'S MEMOIRS of the Private I.ife
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4. ROME, NAPLES, and FLORENCE, in 11117. Sketches
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&c. of these celebrated Cities, with numerous Anecdotes and
Converse:loos of distinguished Visitors, English and Foreign. In
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[Observations on the Country and the People. By CAPTAIN
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of Bonaparte, is it: circulation, it has been thought of importance
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or this permission to submit it to the curiosity of the Public.
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of the Crew, and the various Occurrence* on board the Raft, in
the Desert of Zaara, at St. Louis, and at the Camp of Daccard ;
to which are subj tieed Observations respecting the Agriculture
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and Alex. Correard, Geographical Engineer, 1 vol. Bvo.
9. TALES of WONDER, of HUMOUR. and of SENTI-
MENT By Anne and Arabella Pit mptre, 2 vols. Xi Is.
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from Designs by Thurston.

EXTRACTS from LETTERS addressed to Dr.
SOLOMON, Gilead house, near Liverpool, illustrating the
Efficacy of the CORDIAL BALM of GILEAD In those difficult
and complicated Disorders for which it is peculiarly adapted,
being administered to the tender loran:, the pregnant female,
and to palsied age, with safety and efficacy, hitherto unparalleled
in the annals of Medical discovery.
Fame CA atrrom, NEAR LRIDILThOtiIaS Swift, Plumberand
Classier, of Carleton, in the Parish of Bothwell, near Leeds, ex-
presses himself thus:-41 For near 50 years I was afEcted with
weakness in myswhole frame, indigestion, dimness of sight, bead-
.ache, and at times violent spasms in my stomach and bowels,
which nearly deprived me °resistant* and destroyed all hope of
obtaining relief, as every method failed that was tried; but hear-
ing the great repute of the Cordial Balm of Gilead in our neigh-
bourhood, a servant boy was dispatched to Mr. Meggict, of
Wakefield, for a bottle the Slit dose of which relieved the
pains—dispelled the wind—end my body, that was drawn up and
contracted, became almost instantaneously to Its usual pliability ;
one bottle absolutely restored sae to health. Being determined
to wait in person on Dr. Solomon, to return him thanks for the
great comfort I enjoyed by Laing the Balm of Gilead, I rode on
horseback from Carleton to Liverpool, a distance in 110 miles, in
two gays. for that purpose, and teel it no less my duty than iudie
station to state the above facts for the benefit of mankind."
GouswoaTli, urea CONCLETON.—.Mt. G. Baynes says:—
" To you and your most invaluable Medicine I owe every bles-
sing which I now enjoy. During the course of five years I
was grievously afflicted with a nervous disorder, owing to
the indiscretions of my youth, which harassed my bead
with iucessant spasms debilitation of the whole nervous system,
relaxations of my limbs, &c. I was twice given up in a nervous
fever by the faculty, and became so altered that I wasaiot even
known by my friends; I then sent :o Mr. Falkuor, of Cougleton,
for three bottles of your invaluable Cordial Balm of Gilead,
which entirely restored me to my health and family."
te;i• It is impossible to insert all the cases and cute' which De
Solomon is in possession of, as it would require some volumes:
he contents binwelf with what has been inserted, great experience
having convinced him, that is all morbid affections of the Hood
and lymph (the cruse of almost every malady) so noble, safe, and
efficacies* a remedy, was never starred to mankind.
Sold by S. Leigh, 18, Strand ; and by all Vrulers
f Patent
Medicines in Europe and America, pries is. aud aas. a e,
duty included.
Of whom may be bad, the Anti-Impetigines, or Woman's
Drops, an absolute cure for the Sans y, Scrofula, Leprosy, &C.
Price tis. and 33a. per bottle.
Solemods Abstereeut Lotion, an effectual cure for scorbt,tie
emPdouis coarseness. redness, pimples, Ste. OA the
and neck. Price es. 6d. perbuctle.
Alto, Solomon's Guide to Health, which explains in a COUCiA•
and easy manner, the most simple methods of treatment, and rt-
flculou4 remedies, for nervous, hypochondriac, ard consumptive
complaints. Price Ss.
As Dr. Solomon's practice has new become so
.great and t !urn
sive, that his constant engagenteuts require a considerable Fiction
of his time and attend:lace, he expects, when consulted, the usual
compliment of One Pounds but all wrhtrn cans, or letters of
advice, and enamontpanted with an order for medicine and
Entwine to be answered at his leisure, are required to enclose
only halla-gainea..--Dralts may be obtalueil at any Post-Office.
payable at Liverpool, for small sums of money, which Is a sure
mode of coaveyance. Such knees should, for safety, be thus di-
rected : " Money Letter. Ur. Solomon, Gilead House, near
Liverpool Paid Doable Postage."

No VICE is hereby given, That the DIVIDEND
of ELEVEN SHILLING 3 per SHARE, ordered at the
Goneral Meeting of the Committee of Management, held nn the
lith day of September last, to he made amongst the Proprietors
cf itiares in this Und •riaking, will commence being pall on the
inch day of Di:caNtri,:a instant, at Messrs Harfor.'s. Davis's,
ani Co. Bankers, lir.vol; and at Messrs. Ponies and Green-
field's, ig, Gray's Imi-square, London; previous to which day a
Circular Letter wifl !: • cent to every known Proprietor, Inform-
ing bim in what manner an,' at what place to app4 for the -Ante.
WARD and NIERR 'MAN, Principal Clerks.
hf.trihornugh, Dee. I. int?.

UoI4NCE of PEPPERMINT, by HEATH.
,r. IS ESSEN(' E is a bafe, eff.c!tiai, and pltasant
remedy in Flatuleneics, Gouty and Coolicy Paine in the
stomach and bowels, ir...lv(tul, hyeterief, mamma atttndant on
prepnancy, relaxation and lavii:ode arising troot aquo(;,heric
heat, want of appetite, Mind s from inch-m.lp weather, and in
the spasminhc affection of the ettonath and britecht, coma! -n
to infan“, wiaptiog the chse to the urgency of tier case. At a
Family Medicine, or for the Army or Navy, it will be found a
valuable aecitilsition.—Et‘eace of Peppermint i, .1(i well brown
41 a va'aable Family Me.licine, that the prinly.l,:biect of flits
.ttivettiietnent it to guard ptirc.oters ageinsr tbo stumeroo: coign-
tertAts, which are prep lr.•ci by I)tnyeist., hr. 'I .e only eau.
doh J. P. Heath cut give 14, to st4e. that J. P. Ilea:hi N.ating.
tam," is engraved au the Clot-ernment stamp.
Price 2,. bd. and it. I I by E. Filermis (Aryl to
Heath) 66, St. Paul's Church-rm.; and alto by SaNer, ()Accra.
street; 'fuss, Exchange; Wire, 'labels.

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