The Sun. — London, England, 1801-06-30 00:00:00

~. NUMBER 7.738.) THE ANNUAL DINNER of the VACCINE J..• POCK .INSTITTJTION, . No.' s., Golden-square, • will be at the Thatched House Tavern i St. 14110's-street, to-morrow,to-orrow, the tat of July, at Fivc o'Clock. • - ' MISIDENT. ' The Right Him..the Earl, of CIIO L MOND E LEY. ' • • • 4TEAVARDS. Devaynes. l Esq. M. P. Thns. Keate, Esq. F. R. S. W. Rosvitic, Esq. F. R. S. John Rush. Esq. tteplien Aisley, Esq. 'Rev. Mr. Bracken • ° Pearson, M.; p. F. R. S. Dr. Bemis. iis..cite,h, to be had at the Institution, and at the Thitabatoustt. ' • •:'..Notollettion after Dinner. • W. SAN-CIIO, Secrqr..ry. : 41q 14 E SS UR. C' Eol' 1 C • June, Igor. PERSONS, witbst Annual Preminms -fall due .on instant, arc - hereby intim - merl e that Re_ gipts • arc now ready •to ,be .delivered .at the C4.unp.tny'S Utfices i over- rhejtoyal::gxEliange anti in Pall...l‘fall. Welt as by char restiedive Agents in the several' Couii ties ; and de' rligies - absureti.are .reguested•to. aOly, for the Renewal , their ;Policies, PlL.or..,lPrOte th e 9 th of my next, as _the usual Fifteen Days, all o wed for Payment, b4ond the DattFot e'ath Policy; wi ll' therke'pire. ALCXANI..).ER-WATSPN, -Secretary. .4tandattee is. Aiveit 6 daily.,-at',4lll_ sajO t)tties, for the itssininc c e BuildiAgs, Goods . ,, • MilcharutizE s .. 'and Ships, - in Httrbcn in Diiifik; or whileilvildnim - front Loss or Damage •by Fire; :aod',..also for ;he 'Assurance -c),(, .and granting Annuities on • Lives. 2 • N. 13. Policies o( rrt the tu - of 3 . 00 l: upwards, :dm Cssfißtfree'of Expence to the 'Astuired. IYIKYNEY TO AIWAN.C.E, LAdEE• .I.TNDER GOT 'vLv.Nivt F.3)ix,,PENSIONS,,A.vNurrIts„gEVEA _ SION§' VIVI Nos , iice% • fritikTY THOU S D 'FOUNDS reudv to Advance on real Incomes, from 45' 1 1.0 Ira a-yeaT, briank from 'Estates, ll:Toney .in the Funds,, Rent Char es, Alurriage.tettjernents, 'Widows' jointures „ eensious, Chttoh Livings, , Arc, tom , redeernaNa'At_tly option of the Borrower. Gentlemen having interest„ may be itiforitiwl of seVeral gen teel Vacancies and Resign:nit:or under Government; of rool. SSol. 300.. 3001. 4001. Sated. boot. 7001..g001. lo*ol—i<tol• gad 2.30f4. u-year, at Home acidAtiroad..4!:ril be Sol d , xh Annuity of 301: a-year for 113 . 01.'`ouc 301. a-year for 7.461. one 01. 4.year for x3Ol. *he 4sl. awyear for 3151.. two 50.. -4. year etch for 3301. eitcll, ono 70 1 . a.ycar for .pol; one a-yvar for 630 i, one tool. a-year loot. eligibly seeureit on alley IA Inc Funds and Estates.: Ten years purehise given for An- Ituities on Estates, when the Parties have an absolute right. Personal applications, from Etcveli till Three O'Clock; to iklelville and Co No. 7, Cacti-street, Strand.--NO Letters receiv'ed unt post.paicl. ' .To the etntipus in FISH SAUCES,;. • .• 4"ION tO FAMILIES.. , . .13.1.111GESS and SON's ESSENCE of, ANCHO. ..v.i ES.—sThegreat reputation whitdt Mr. Burgess has timed by his superior Essence of Anchovies, andother Rich • iirces, for Fish Sauce, Stewed Reel, Hashed Calve Heads, Lief Steaks, Made Dishes, Wild Fowl, and Gaon:. with olany Delicacies for the Table, Sideboard,. and Store-roam, Which are-more fully expressed in his Ciitilagtll (he being the 'lnventor of thein), hits induced many persens. to give the s*me name to.Articles•entirelY different, which arc vended at Towns Shops' in London by persons who go to the principal Town 4 in England; Scotland; and Ireland, ‘ to soliait, Orders :if TrAesitilat'and" keepers, who in . consequenge are often sdrted with spurious Sorts by.alloWing them an data ,protif, is nit gillyan imposition, but a grelt disappointment TO' r.4oiilies %silo puralase them With a View bf having good 'Uwe fo their Fish; 10,. • 11 4, None F) is anuine f but.what have these words on flii(gessi . ritinal, and 'Superior Esreke ch&yiegi No. to, Sttamt• comet or &Ivey:step', Loactrin.)' • COLLIARY,_ t 0 sy.,,Ligrr, • T HE uable l / 2 BEDS,•or SE AM S .or..coA ly. inunderrrds4 - 4 , 4/ I AiVi }IWO, E R Or ) v t. AOl; ,Itic 4# risk fotirire4l,, in ffie! c4t Ri 11)4:oft otullyNit Yori, pea t oVurt) el ke: R 9411: WakVilad, fifn r mil each' 41. tuk , taid Towns; and.anbut, two„mktesl pct of the .4s(ftble RiveuMr nd ,calder. j , . ' - T aVdle lound silt: tb fhb 4flatflef6n 4 Air arthou ihtit S*oo 'IA CO4l- nnw. Oiti4; l ?n t ro,,p,l ; 1414 9bilic*, bs,:c4 , 4sect 1 izb 11311 * . tY 'rj 3 b r t t lit-iikii/iliari. 4i)pTir.'l6 la; ri'eure;i3) itheintid ; nr:Mbsitto.Nibholion arniaPptionv i 4 Loods' T.O lig br .CALNIMialtg b 4; • ~...fF4X.EI IV f:Dt4i . • • ""Lt tne..llY Batt. ca i rwaraleA, Ritt ge 17, j 1 k ,eptc,robgr ocx !, unlesspreilotisty rtispoked Of • 'Private Ct 3 nt4aot, •• • • ••• LT t s'e .t,wo T. .1 • w may conveite ink I„ , y opening /single door- ZvaY ) t 'the tint uitnsiArt of c an eiegarn.o wiltg-room, 40 tact Piiitramt: otra,s r,above arc titres: . 7.lcltainbors, with I)ressir,g-ropm,AttAcned, a Rook- rooot, 41 .'cilAratcr C.Voseef tour eXcelitivt C;arrers," and . all colter `ll,ent Tlonidstic?.olfitYcs.• — Fire"other lloike• has two:-gocxt• ..Parloues, thres-jtoom'i aboYtt, biter rttiesi Water Closet, Yaulted Cellar, and complete Qtlit;es ; Qarderis h:fore ,and . liehied the Itoiise,-;(;reon-hode, Dot-house, large Yard, pbu Co:mit-house, with large. Cellar =ter .4l•.:atlt fircw.hoosc, two itoi?,ins ,ahoyo • ' a most excellent Granary ; the 1.11 . 01 a inclosed With' Stone Walls, znii-in complete repair.-inost part new, ' TherP rortises• are rtitut trittlatecLun,an ettli oence In the frovmots Camp/then, commancling s an %minter - • Vrosirel"of the rich "Vale of ' and the River. ;•••' • - • , tic "Putehasermaybc acconitnodatcd with for. pAy -131:31t or part of the ptirtlia4c-+_ntoney. tor ParticOlars; apply to 'Mons. De Lambert on the - Pi-e -nlist:l ; or of Edtvardi, 'fficf. Scricant's Ittn, •flect. ..,41ft>61 - or of the At-;oneci i • at Carmarthen. • • , TO DE SOLD I3Y AUCTION, -411 t the Inn.known , by that Sign of the Ship,: in the Town bf *-: /lint, on Fritly thiOpt Diyof jdly.next i unless disposed_ of the i14e411 kllllO by Private ContrAtt, of which due Notice he giv`eri'; #VetiVAtUARLE and - lin pro veablelFßEE - HO D A ESTATE . i..ecimpriaing a capital Messuage; pi . Tenement and F#rini called qAF.: F,.N HOLT, KALI. • atcr, ,a new creAcCapfl Weir accustomed Water torn at:vet-al Otherlldessuagdi or Tinenints, Faillis,'aitti Lands, sottaintting in the wholey.by adineasutemenh 3hA,. 2 4-9 P. „Itituateln the Parish of Northqp, in the County of Flint, now It t , the _several holdingS of WilliarrrldwArdt, William Mil-, n'ts.lobn. Humphreys,' Ann , Jones. "Peter Davis, •.Ralph, "t e s ,* winiarn Pigott, john•Pvri.y•, - Pavi4 and Ed ward Foulke s . • This is a most . complet 'and' desil'aMe Z l4. t e .' fYink:c°ll/- pletely int Ri ng Fence , and containing ';itiiry• 'valuable Coal, *ld I,ead unworiced. .It wogded artdi losateritt‘ and is linclv situatud upon The Ilaiiks'of the River we; "Within ten miles of tlhester, , loni of Hatirarden; fntir of NtqltlL two of Flint. and.six miles A.Right of Homy in the River Des is also attabliod to this Property., * — rhe 'Estate friay be - sold either -or.kmititout reserva, - *nor the Minerals. "fhe Sitic•to.tiettin at Four o'ClciAlt the After.woit, Willtant Wlliktm, one of the ith Tenants of CSakealt, will, 4- shew the Premises ; and, a ,printed•Paitiertlat of th e.- Otte; "flat)' he had in the course - o f a f ew d ays . e i t h er by atiklying. 4 ,39 Home, rsei. Six Cler';‘, Charit4ty-ilfie,! of to MeAiri. L. ;Ind 'l', L. I( (ti'wesgt4, wheri. A4 4, lAp; - 'at Oa: E state tr.a7 be ace::; an art y tstriherr itzquir;es ausveeted. . . SWIFT and Co.ltio,. 11, Poultry, London (esta_ 0 blishea in the Year 1759), and at that St;ite Lottery Office in the City of Glasgow, are appointed to sell the 'na t a l ' andlecd Stamped Shares•of the • • 'aim sTATg LOTTERY for JULY... ' • StlitME. j . No. of P Cats. "Value of each. Total Value. of ,C.:No.ao is x: ..,o,pt,u• a . io,Ooo . -- ....1,0....r. —. sspoo' 15,000 ' 1 . z i ooo. 4,,000 • 5 zicoc, 5.Qt1,4- . 3 soo 1500 3 -- ZOO 300 6 TVio 7,950 —4 , s 6304. R,6:06 Prizes. . - 23i944 Blanks . j 2,000 Tickets t io,boo Part of the Capitals to be ditertninCd tattler i • Fiat Drawn Ticket tst 1)..y • • sco Ditto_ • ••••••• 4itt Day 5%30 Ditto 7th Day . Loco' Ditto !oar Day • -,- i,OOO .Ditto 13th Day 5,0Q0 Ditto t7itl Day r,OOO Ditto • lgth•Day ••••.• '20,0c0 Di tt o , 2i o' Day —• te.*o4 . Last Drawn. t,OOO Letter; addressed lo SWIFT and Co. .• No. rt; Poourity, LoNooN, 'With Bank Noteg, Must-Otflee Ordas, or ;Bills payable on tlernari.d in London, immediately answeced i , and all Orders by-Cwt . :ll_4)m n l, Guards, or earners, puctually executed. • Price of a Ticket, 81. Bs. • J. ,C s. ti. Half - - 4S o Eighth - 1 2 6 Quartur - 2 5 o Sixteenth .0 11 6 'VT Begins draWing the aoth of July, tBo t. • 'ASTLEY's . ..EQUESTRIAN EDUCA'fION. This Day is publisbed,.priee Jos. 6d. :e AM. WO* with kngraeings. A GENERAL- SYSTEM of EQUESTRIAN EirutAl I UN. • - - - By' Mr. 'AS E Isen: Professor of the Art of Riding, Sec. {Forty Y . ears,PruCtice.) A Sketch of the Work. • 'A new and effedual Mode of Training . Cofti•and'urigover. , tiabie Horses, familiarizing theni to. whatever may alarm their sight or hearing : —Also taeltingthern to take kip from, thr ground, a Hat, I , ‘ hip, Handkerchief,' Z t ie.—A.Disconrse aceltrately delinealingrthe Bridlelianit, A pftui, Aids , Caditriee,, • Dialoguc. ;between the .Anikr, Co,..dry (laie.er,• and 4 Proribi.sor of the Mxnegc D' Equitation, -II tr tiiting Men anciaerses sinslc combats, and on EimeStrian Amuse. meats, as 'Ckhibited befort the Public. 14.—A Diaiogue between the Author and a Traveller on prc,eriOng horses in ., health on a journey, loss of appetite, rge:—A Dialogue betweett the Author and the late Dr. Sir Richard . lebb, on Veterinary Medicines, &c.—Serious advice , to Ladies illlCl Gentlemen riding for health or pleasure. Disco,ut•sc on Grooming and let:thug the Ilorse, pre.ieiving it in health, curing Diseases, Orders far tnis new and, valuable Work, teeelVed. by the Agent and ruhlisher, .S. Creed, ,Llooksilller, No. a, near the' Amphitheatre of Arts, Westminster 'Bridge,. tls' sold by MeS6ll). Egerton, White-hall t Chapplc, 54. lames's-street ; Miller,- Bond-street . ; Fores i , ; s mitt] Strizsgl; Richardson, Royal ,Exeliange; .Lackington and Co. Fiusbury.sticare; 11.4ralcrn, 131a.icTriats Road; atitt' b,y all the principal. Iluokaellers iu thi United kiioloin of (,teat Britain and Ireland. Of ;horn may be had, Mr. Macy sen,% new and corm } Travelling Map of the Empire of Germany 'likewise a hew' 1k,1.1p of France, y the ttAme.Autbor. This Day PM put:44W, Thrlltt VatttlieS, price tos. od. sewed, DOROTHEA ; or, A RAY of the ' NEW LIGHT. /tinted for G. . and j . Rnbituan, Paternoster,rpw. 01 whom may he ba - 1, 14ttly puidistieft, .r, ,Count 4e Novistet os, Coniederaw. Carthusians, '3 rots: it„s. 6u. seWrd. • • 1, mtlookrs of Ilfppoiite Ciairclo, the c..:lebrated French tess, 2 vols. Bs. jewel. Tim BatAvtam, trout the Vreecb of Bitatibt?, I vols. 7 a. scwtd. This Day was pitblishucl, theYourth Edition, Price IS. AXIMS of lIKALTH, , heing aft . „ clltritigtrien t -kVA; p 1 thc ESSAY ,on E4XION ; containing ylco CO Pt:Mills 4111i5h.41 Witt! Conyaitits 4)1 the Stonta.:o ' antrEzlwels, Ncryetis, Bilious,. and , bouty`DlArdurs,' Head -I,aoh, habitual `Costiveness, Pernalc CorOPl:futt., So:. with Atiiervatitt4 Ott Air, ind ‘ iocli•cling a TRgAmr. on SEA 2nd CoLD BATIIING. Likewise tlio - Peasun wtryitho - Sca . andiCtititizny , Air is more watbriout titanshat of tcttiotand, large Towps. , BY kt• S9V,MRELI., M. I). " Sold by Murray antiltighloy, Nc. ; W.:I. and , 3. KiChaftliOn, HUyAf EXOIIaI4C 114tchod, No_ r7', ; and by the Author, No. 7, .D4.lllll4lk4trc,:t, Soho t also by ElanclAard, Printer, YOrl". ; and by .shoppard, prpoilte the Exchange, fitlistol. Iliis Work aloriti tit,: amnion of evr9t.persori, as it not only Points, out the trot method cunt above com plaints, hot also itetnow.trates that of presqvji.,ng health, and . Ft:witting diseass in genera. jOHNI.BULL AND- HP BRIDE. .4. - Day was published, Fritz 'PrICE WEDDING John 1.4 ' Bull and WS - Brit:a fist, atieep. A. Satirical Buein. Containing sit history of the. happy tr..ioll* int.tnc to the prestoa. period. With n.s.asons foroha,!.wans us,Q, to aceoinplisti their ,Llnton. Also, the ithtteir.:itilketsf Match ith their rueful Lintept.ttion. for ;he Cake. T. CANNING, Sleep on, sicep.on, Yti gentle pair, : ' Enjoy your clr.littT. tho' . tire:tnis they p.m; Anti may no reci=.cappici rawhead Start yr, - No bloody bonest, tto Bonaparte.: ' 't'ide,Secritul r,art. Printed, for 3. ? S. Jordan, No.' t9,Ltittiate-hill, opposite the Old Sailty.. This Usy , was published,: - . • In One Voltune-DU4evinw, price 6s, in bot,, rdt. A., PRACTICAL' TREATISE ON' DIET, and on the in'oit salutary' and agrecAble rootis or 41p port'ing LIFE and BEA LTH-by-AI.I=MENT and REGI ME , Adapted to the various oirelinutinccs of .Age, Con stitution, aild Clitynite ; and, *hiding the application of Modern Clietriatry to the culinary l'rePiration of, FOod. By WILLIAM Is; ESBIT;1%!. D. Fellow Qf ,the R.Dyal Colltge of Sttiscops, .Edinburgh ; Atithor of the ,Clitl - eal Guide, ,oic, &c. Compared with the other brarti•.hes'of !Medical Science, the works' upon the important subjetfrof 'Diet are small in nu m. her, and tew otnuoc of them can be ecinsidered 0r,4 possessins praiUcal utility. In the proent Rubrication, the te.idingiducci lias been to collect into sy;ternatic order, greitet:tinantity of ifitiirination upon tile particula,r sonic 44, of ,Xlintent or Diet than has appeared hution-in any single worit.; to unite tho knowledge of particular f.V.fi with . prin"cipies'nctreasonings and to earty;tllat no further than to - torniedi fael.s and principles with praetlee, in ft mriiple and clear pelift of view; Printed fcr, k. N. 7r, Pint's Churcil-yard ; sold b A :r. Murat, and Wc4t anti llugheS, PArCtilo3ter-roW by :tjatldw, (;,row -.court; Balfour, Edinburgh f I. .Archer, Dublin and by all Bonkselleco. ()f whorit Yitav bend, `fine Medical and rttvsical journal conducted by .boclors Bradley, - Batty, mat 1 1 / 4 itniultu, caul- ViaLunet, price tfis,ur the 14%4 uanbers as published, price as. tat at. : s LT ,T .‘ ..x.ll , t ity '` . 1 ,. 11•01 , ,p 74. ''' '-• ''' ' 'ict i ' I A I L- ~ • '• , t t 0 ., Ve , t . .44:Ca ''.*. 1 1 ) Lr y'r-- ' , c: ..,:::- k , ".t . ., .;-.... , .., , ,,,, i0 : , . ir ~.,_. gO 4 , i r:5 . .:vz . ,,,, , ....., -..---. -4:6,t..., - ,... -..,‘,..,,,..,., •,. , ~ ,&,;:- • 1 ).iatt, 164 ` .. -: - ' 2 ..?../ i .,-- rti LA . . ° URSDiJ Y, JUNK 30, ISO'. thi s bay was publltheti, Price One G in fiords, Dedicattct to tht... King, . • tIOSEA ; chi - mimed from the . Hehrew, with ~j NOTES -Exithuimory and Critical. By SAMUEL I.OIID Q 1 ROCI - lEStER. Primed tbr J; Robson; New liton&street. • • Tiis Day I,vere publi4ned, price 7s; in Hoards,' THE POLITICAL INTEEISSTS . pf GREAT BRITAIN : in .v . tait:ltate itieltid...d the necessary Mea sures .for procuring an advantageous and permanent Peice % vi ol:Franc e and her Allies for terminating our-!in f erences with the Northern Contedvrate , P6ivers, ct»icerninA the Free dom Neutral 111aritime Commerce ; and restoring Plenty to • the United' Kingdoms. • By GEORGE EDWARDS. Esq; Printed for J. Johnson, No: 73, St: Paul's Clutch-y a rd. • • ,Where may be had, by the same Author, Radice' Means of 'Cotintenzeting Scarcity; price 3s. 6d. • Lately tiublished, in Nine Vols. tzmo. I rteejl. Its. 641. seweti, A. SUMMARY of UNIVERSAL HISTORY 11 from the Creation to the Present Time, in Letters from a Fatlier`to his Snn. • By FRANCIS DOBBS,. Esti: AISQ, by the same Author, in one vol. Svo.- price 6s, in bomits, a Concise View from History and Prophecy of the Great Produaiens in the Sacred Writings that .l,.ive been Ittifilled,Caleo of those that are nuw lultilling, and that remain to he aecornpliThed. Sold by S. Set and Co. No. ism, Strand, just published, in Bvo. price 24. 6d. sewed, DVICE TO A NiflNlS'rEit OK The, GCS_ L PE L, in the Milted' 'Church or ENG LAND' and • llt FLA ND. 13eing a Continuation of Advict to t Stdent in t c h; e l.) , ativersity ;to is added, a Sermon !ort tJi.. Pastoral - JOHN NAPLETON, D. D. Con Residentary of fletetord, Chancellor of the. Diocese, Chaplain to the Lord Bisnop OlierefoAt. SOld by S. Saeraral Co. NO. 192 Strati:di Hint'vell and Parker, 'Oxford, ;. and. Allan, Heretird. At which places had, by thz ?ante Author, r. Advice to a Student in the University, cc. 3S. 6d. 2. Sermon's for the Use of Schools and Families,-Bvo. price 6s. boards. • 3. The Duty of Churchivarucus respeEting the Church, 2.kt and several Suns IS. • • • This - Pay ihvvre published, In One Vol.livo. Price 6;. in no.irds, IV i ftbICAL RESEARCHES• and` OBSERVA iVI.-TIONS;• being a Series of ESSai'S on the Pcielice of Phtsie. • Essay I. On the N:kture, Cause, and Cure of Fiver, with Forms for extemporaneous Piweription. Ily Dr. A N PP.E.W ItUUSON. • , Aberdeen : Printed for the Author; and sold. by T. Hunt, 'eat.ernoster-row, Lorulbn. This Day Was publishol, Syn. price in boards. RIGINAL PRECIiDENTS of sETTLE . 0 . MIN'I'S, drawn by. the most distinguished Conv.q. .ancOrs tit the present day, And now tir4t published Under • rhe. direidion and nispedion of Jot es Barry Bird, E sq, London : Printed for.W..Cfarkc and Sons, r ortugal.strect, Lincoln's Intl. ' • Of whom may be had, Bircri.Pocket Conveyancer,. a zelect collection of Precc- . cant t x pocket voloplas, : 9s. lit boards. . lifdex to Ctinveyaileing 6d. boards. Wilmot's Law.of Mortgages.' 'with a. ColLfehon of PrOee- - sicuts,lYq. • tfittim's Cases on the .' mni:.ty Aa, with an Epitome of the liraetite, Syr). 63. 6d. th a t: 1.. ' • [):1V1 SONS' IT. lt-gant Perfume, or XTlf. 4 4 CT of ROSES ascd in t 1,4 roost f..6lsionahlo eirel . gel,aihe Otto' or Oaout of itos, has lons , L rcin actrnire7.l fe.r tragrante. frit its ,;,:real scarcity and hiy,it price have. prorented a.nuire.igcneral use ei Oar elegant Teatime. Messrs, Davison Wye, however, re. moved theseillithiulties, by "prriduchig an KJ:tract exaaly of the same flavour, and ;at -a. wry, reasonable ;Het,. • Which is esteemed the finest sod most fashionable l'eflutne.new its use; both for rota ring its scent, and yielding the must cious ttairance. A few Afro i is act artificial dowers, the hand.. kerchief'; &c. will be sufficient to use at u time.----"ro be hii4 in.Gowion► oft, I.)avison and Son, Perfumers and Slanutac.. tigers, No. 39, Fleet -street, in battles, at 25. 43.6(1. and 95. : each. 'the's-original Palmyr,:ne, nr Vidletented Soap; is eoritid..^rably•intproved,' both in quality and the richness- tit its perfume ; apd the experience of several severe wintets has established, its reputation for softening, beautifying, and preventing the skin tans chapping. Sold in squares, at rs. each,—These articles may be had,. by the appointucient of Messrs. Davisaii, of some prinoipal - racier tit every. chjef 'town in England.. THE SECRET SOUGHT fl ALL.AGES,. FOR THE GOOD OFMANKIND, IS AT LAST FOUND OUT, ,147 GARDNEIt, M. 1 . ). M. E. N 9. 75, No, 7 6 Long-acre , ontioit . .--Sex its effeeU beiow ; • • • "TA PE.VX)RNig, Mrs. .Howard, -Aged 84, was recominended:to Dr. Gardner by.the Vicar of St. l'atria's Cathedral, in Dublin. She was iflUeled sixteen years* with the Tilive.:Woriii s , 'and Stu:foist but was cured by his Pills in six weeks: Mrs. 11 Olaysnow be seen in good health, at the Widow's hoitse of said , Cathedral. RHEUMATISM.' To Dr. Gardner,. of Len t .:acre, *London. Sir, I was Hutch afflitted with a Navoi.i* Rheumatism for hi ,,ny y.. , ars,, particularly in iny head —so had . ;t time, that I 1. ,traetiorr indeed theft Wni • not a joint of in frees lilt l can nuw with plea - sum Lay, lam weit by taking j'our , You - 1113 y recollect iiiv brAigiug a note trout the Cler gyman, not bciii4 able to pay z way the Lord reward you. Sir. v.n rs , &e. ELLEN GILLINGTON. Patrick ,:street, C 04 .• DROPSY. jotb Weamor, bellows-shaker, Geerge's-strect,' Cork, Was in the of d death in a Dropsy, that violently at*dlecl the hotd,...as well as .the body and limbs; but was perfettly eure4 in eigigc.:ll days, by taking, that universal restorator, Dr. Gardner's Attested by Mrs. Ward, Boarding s‘hciol-, Cork. FLAX OF BLOOD. L . 1 1:1 , 1 'OOll long afflided with a Complaint in- my Bowels, which turned to a ElUx and Vomiting. It was ear vying me off very fast, till you prewribed lot mea box of your which stayed the complaint the first right, and curtA 'tfic of three days. Being out of towntlyselt, my cure tit I be verified by Major Black of Cork. 1 am, Sir s yours, tc,„ Cork. Nov. a, ISoo. ' To Dr. Gardner. , CONTRACTIONS IN THE NECK _ _ . . l'`)raiarit'tbir head half round, with the fare over the shoulder. The ii4f9rmity is worse than the . pain, 315 there is elrion - i any in this complaint. A shocking was seen, in the ye,ir 153,D0 —Mr. - COner, ship.chandler, Coal-quay, Cork, has a son offline years old, whose. head wars drawn round su that his chit - art:sled on his right shoulder ; nor could any ol.Aticine re., inuve. it, until Dr. Gardner's Pills and Plaster were applie.l, a few boxes of which has - pcifeelly cured, .',A ARC E, WORM IN THE, STOMACH. A .Young Lady was taking Dr Gardner's Pills as a Puri. fier; after using ten boxes, she passed a round Worm nine inehei long from her stoniaeh. What a pity that this Me was not used in every family, to, pros:tit complaints in the stoutaeh, bowels, and kitlnvz, to purify the blood, strengthen the nerves, &c. Hundrt..ds of ?topic have seen Worms in the Di4or's . possessi:ri, from thirty to tortv feet lung, eN.pelled try thew, Pills, which are so sate that Infants ttike,,thein. Dr. Gardner's Pills, Plaster, acid Ointment, sold in Town and Conway, as. 3d. (M. and 2‘ii. I>er box • also family vases SI, each,—Advice ever y d ay t il l two o'clock ; ii,lood a ys and Frni.lys till nine at. night, as the forenoons of these two days is devoted to , the • Also N;ts. Gardner's of Roses for sore Nioplesi that never fails c'nrins wid.u,t pains even when the "Nipple hai been ehoivathall through, 0. sd. the ct 4 e [PRICIC. 61X PENCE. I IPERI4L PARLIAM &yet &I'U AR OF PEEPS, MONDAY, JUNE 29. C , ) u Urea: f h heard relative to kite ,gyp. . peal tioni 11,tnee ry, THE EMU. UF iturvrinvinicEi AiltißEW hour • sbx st)tvitss Est!. Messrs. Etsttlxi and WILAINE for the Rev On. dent, and the AirotiNay-GargfßAL in, reply.— Aftet which a short Debate took place upon the subjea; in which the Lunn CiimicuLtotti the Earl of RosLyil, Lord :1:1-tuaLowi and Lord At VANLE Y WeIC the .lipealters: The two first-men. tinned Peers displayed their accustomed abilities and legal knowledge, in supporting the judgrfient of the Courts below: Lord Thu it Low seemed to en. tertain sitting doubts upon the case., Lord AL.. 174141.E'Y appeared to incline to the opiniyn of the Earl of ROSLYN and the LORD CHAttertima.—. After which the Question was -put, " That the Decree be affirmed," which was ordered accord., ingly; 'l' , TheEarls of Wi LTOI4 and ROMNEY (late Lords ern EY DE WiLToN and ROMNEY) were introduced with the accustomed formalities, sworn, and took their seats: The supporters of tbe former Peer were the Earls of LEICESTER and Uxnalues. ; of the latter, the Earls of FAIR EMON'T and CARNAR VON. A few return Bills were brought up from the Commons by Mr. ANNESLEY.. The various Rills before the House were for., warded in their respective stages. On the question for the third reading of the Clergy Residence I:4'e Duke of NORFOLK rote, and r made some observations on the general subjed. His Grace did nut seem nostile tp the measure as far as it went, but strongly' expressed his opinion, that the exist. ing Laws. relative to the Residence of the Clergy were highly defedive, and called much for revision. •He had hoped that ere now some regular and corn. prehensive plan would have been,brought forward ad the subjed, and which he thought particularly should originate with those Members of their Lord. ships' House who tilled the Reverend I:leneh. He meant nothing disrespedful to the Reverend Prelates': he hoped they would rake what he observed in good part, but he conceived it was their duty to superintend the ,regulation of such patters. The Noble Duke then expatiated upon thegreat importance of the Clerical Fun Lion in a political as well as a religious view, and particularly with resped to the consideration of Residence. His observations, he was sorry to say, applied too much to this Country; hut with regard to Ireland they applied in 11 . tar' gica ter d4.l,;rce, where we understood his Grace to say, that it .was in a gteameiisure owing to the remissness andioatten. turn of number, of the Clergy, (mini) of which, he seemed to' say, was owing to du: Soperior Orders) at* particularly with respect, to rt-, . - e, that the unfortunate troubles which azit:itcd that part of the United Kingdom - had arisen ; that part, of the' community• it6ted in a manner more consistent With .their satacci font:Akins, ,Ireland would Ific in a very different situation from its present, and even might have(Teen a Protestant Country.--He threw out these (dots, in the hope that when ale gular opportunity should offer, some steps would be Aitken to remedy the evils in question, ' • Lord Viscount StiM CRTC) N. (Archbishop of Cashel) . and the Bishop'of ROCH ESTER, rose at the , same time, but the latter .Prelato giving. way, the- former O r oceded -to comment , on wirit froth the Noble nuke, particularly with regi.rd.to What re. fated to the Irish Clergy..... He observed. 'that the Statement of the Noble Duke evidently.proceeded from Misinformation, as,•generally speaking, the re. verse of what he had stated was- the fad. Nothing could be fairly laid -.to the charge of. the -Clergy iii Ireland, all circumstances eonsidered,.on the score ,f non-residence ; and respecting which,,, the Superior Orders of the Clergy we re particularly-anxious. In this particular, the Clerical_ Government of Ireland had even 4n advantage oVer that of this Country, in the Triettnal. Viottktions of the Archbishops, .in their . respeetive provinces -1w made hitwelf five of these 'visitations, .andi from his Own personal' knowledge, he could flatly. Contradid that which he regretted to hear from so- resyedable a quarter, namely, that the unhappy situation-of Ireland arose chiefly. from want of attention on the part of the Clergy. He would, withoat' hesitation, .assert, that io all the King's, domininns, thf!re. WhS 11C) dip. . cese in which the Clergy more - generally 'resided Than in that in which he it :he honour to preside, Cashel. With ,respeil to the Bill then belom the House,- he apprehended their Lordships had to cons. sider,what it was, not what it might have been. The prtticipal (hied the. Bill Was, to stay the proceedings - in proseeutionb marry of: which were entered. into merely for vexatious •purpd'ses they= were instituted, not to enforce residence, but to persecute the Clergy.; not according to the spirit, but to the _letter of the Al . His Grace stated some instances' in which residence was impraticable, some of whie t t .were owing to the condition , of the. Glebe 'Houses ; and stated others in which ~the Clergy, though they performed all their duties in rite most scrupulous and honour. able manner, were yet liable to be proseCuted. Upon the4e consideratiom tsar Bill was introducqd under the circumstances of the - cast, there was no time to go farther, aril wiSuld any Lord say it was not lust and fair to stay for a 'given tune ustoceed. ings, in such ptosecations a s he had ;_taver t da to the ? ': g ! n u e t t yi :t r k i e la vor a t L t i ! y ilit t i: r ‘ e v:td it:lea ; but fiat awiephroh. position or that itnportunce, the Legislature should • be t;trte.