The Sun.
London, England, 1806-04-07 00:00:00

SPRING PHYSIC.

DE VELNO' s VEGETABLE PILLS are proved,
by experience, to be the best and mos-finuoeent Alte-
rative, Purifier, and Sweetener of the !flood; and those who
are aftlided with the Scurvy, Scorbutic Eruptions, Leprosy,
Scrophula, or any other Disorders arising from vitiated Blood;
or those who have unpaired their Constitutions by Dissipation •
or juvenile Indiscretions, should by no means omit a course
of the Vegetable Pills during the Spring. The operation of
this valuable Vegetable Alterative is SQ pleasant and salutary
as not to interfere with the avocations of business or plea-
sure ; its adion is confined to the animal juices, and requires
no alteration or restraint in diet; it dissolves in the stomach,
blends with the food, and gradually pervades the circulating
fluids, correcting in its passage any deviation from a state of
Convalescence ;in short, it is the long sought-for Vegetable
Specific, or sate, but naive, Substitute for that fashionable
mineral, Mercury, which may be said to cure only by kil-
ling ; its efficacy excites the attention and surprise of medi-
' cal men, for when all other medicines have failed, De Vel-
no's Pills rmay be relied on as a Specific for all Disorders
which originate in an impure or impaired state of the Blood.
None can be genuine, wheresoever or by whomsoever sold,
unless the Bill of Diredions is signed in Red Ink, by the
Proprietor. C. STAPLES,.

Prepared by Mr..C. Staples, now sore Proprietor, having
purchased the Recipe of Mr. J..Pidding, and sold wholesale.
and retail by. Skew and Edwards, t 6, St. Paul's Church-
yard, nu the Footway ; retail also 't,y Dicl:in•on, 6a, P.,--
nard-street ; Clarke, iiurough ; and Tutti prlce
45., 64. and 2z4.

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'rom the LOXI)ON GAZEITE, .1 5, Itsog.

At the Court at -the Q.ui'en's Palace, the sth of
April, 180—Present, the King's most Exca)ent
Majesty in Council.
Where-as His Majesty has: received advice, thrt
His Majesty the Icing of Prussia -has taken posses-
sion of various parts of the Eleilorate of Hanover,
and other Dominions belonging to His Main.sty, in
a forcible and hostile manner ; and has also notified,
that fall British Ships shall be excluded from the
Ports iof the" Prussian Dominions, and from certain
other Potts in the North of Europe, and not saf-
feied to enter 'or trade therewith, in violation of the
just rights and interests of His Majesty and his Do-
minions, and contrary to the estab!islied Law and
Prataice of Nations in amity with each other---His
_Majesty, with the; advice. of his PrivY Council, is.
thereupon pleased to order, as it is hereby ordered,
That. no Ships or Vessels belonging to any of His
Majesty's Subjefts be .permitted to enter and clear
out for any of the Ports of Prussia.until Partner Order.
And His Majesty is further pleased. to order, That a
General Embargo or Stop be Made of 01 Prussian
Ships and Vessels whatsoever, now within, or -which
hereafter, shall come into- any_ Qt. the Port.,, Harbours,
or Roads' within the United Kingdom of Great Bri-
tain and Ireland, together
.with .Persons and 14i-
feets on-board the said Ships and Vessels r but that
the utmost cars be taken for the preservation of all
and every part of the cargoes on board any of the
said Ships and Nr.e,st*lS, ;10;t, that, no damage or em-
' bez Z Z. t I e tl/41'.1r tettiVaiti a -A.,"
Honourable the Lords CommiSsioners of His Ma-
jesty's Treasury; the Lords Commissioners of- the
Admiralty, and the Lord Warden of the Cinque
Ports, are to give the necessary directions herein as
to them may respectively appertain.
sTEPH. COTTRELL.

Whitehall, April 5, 1806.

The King 'has been pleased to grant the • Dignity
of, a Baronet of the United. Kingdom of Great Bri-
tain and Ireland unto John Lubbock, of Lamas, in'
the 'County Of Norfolk, Esq. and the-Heirs Male of
his Body lawfully begotten, with Remainder to John
William Lubbock, of Lathas, in the County, of Nor-
folk aforesaid, Esq. Nephew of the said John Lub-
bock, Esq, and the Heirs Male of his Body lawfully
begotten. , • __ _

[This Gazette likewise announces_ the appointment of Mr
Ponsonby to be Chancellor of lielaud: and Mr.. Eliot, Civic
Secretary to the Lord Lieutenant ] •

BANKRUPTS.

Tames- I ackson, of Manchester, dealer, to surrender April 12,
19, and May 17, at two, at •the Commercial 'lnn, 1-noi.,
street, Manchester. Atto!nies, Mr. Partington, Man-
chester ; or Mr.. Philip Hurd, King's Bench-wark,Tem lc,
London. . •
john I,ewthwaite, of Liverpool, merchant, to surrender May
~ 2, and 17, at one, at the Castle, Lord-street, Liverpool.
Attornies, Mr. Thomas Blackstock, St. Mildred's-court,
' Poultrr, Lolly n; or Messrs. Thomas and lames ur-.
row, Temple-court, Liverpool,
Charles Pugh, of- Gloucester, coil-merchant, to surrender
April i 7, 18, and May t 7, at five, at the King's Head lan,.
Gloucester. Atrocities, Messrs. , Jenkins lanes, and Co.
New Inn, London.; or Messrs. Wiltons, G,loucester.
lona Lockwood, of Beeston, Leeds, Yorkshire, to surrender
'May 22 23, and May 17, at eleven., at the Star and C;artcr
Itin, Leeds. A ttornies, Mr. Lee, Leeds • or Mr. Ricirard
•
• Batiye, Chancery-hue, L-ondou.
Walter Farnan, of Montague-close, Southwark, Surrey, dyer,
to surrender April 2t, 26, and May 17, at one, at G
hall, Lohdon. Att6rlley, Mr,•'e f wfurcii, C raven- st
City-road.
Pierre Louis Tissot, late 'of Old Comptoo-street, Soho,
Middlesex, carver and gilder, to surrender April 13, 21. E
and May 17, at ten, at Guildhall.- Attorney, Mr. Brookes,
Leicester-square.
Thomas Barlow, late of Salford, Lancashire, maltster, to stir- -
render_ April 28, 30, and May 17, at three, at the nridge-
waterArrns, Manchester. 'Attornie:4, Mr. W. H. Cheek,
Manchester ; or. Mr. Bousheid, Bouteile-street,
' street London. ' -
George Sheldon, late of Manchester, dealer in cotton twist,
to surrender April 24, 23, and May 17, at at the t IC,II
Dragon Inn, Chester. Attornies, Cliesslty-re atat -
Walker, Manchester. .
Thomas Agate, of East-cheap, London, cheesemonger, to
surrender April 12, 19, and May 17, at twelve, at Guild-
hall. Attorney, Mr. Woods Hare-court, Temple.
Robert Coulthard, late of the Cricketers, Orange-row, Ken-
nington-road, Surrey, vidualler and master slater, to sLo -
render April 15, 19, and May 17, at twelve, at Guildhall.
Attorney, Mr. Hughes,
Bernard Frederick Graff, of. Castle-court, w. stle-court, Budge=ro', Lon-
don, insurance-broker, to surrender April 12, I gi'and stay'
17, at ten, at G uildhall. ,Attornies, Messrs. iArtson and
Dawson, White Hart, Lombard-sheet.
Tho Mas Towers, late of Blackburn, LAticaihire, ironmonger,
to surrender April 15, 16, and May 17, ,at eleven, at ine
Rifleman, Water-street, Preston, Lancashire. A irornies,
Mr Hugh Dewhiust, Preston ; or Messrs. Barretts, Ho:-
burn-cows. Gray's-Inn; London.
fames Pickup, late or Burnley, Lancashire, cotton-spinner.
to surrender April 22, at,tive, 23, at ten; ant: May t 7, •,t
five, at the SiaCK Bull Ina, Isuithey.
William Shaw, jun. Ilu icy ; or Mr. i Mop rloto,
hig's Bench-wants, Temp Le, London.- ' •
• joint Gee, late of Peterhof° Nuitnamptonshire,
dealer, to surrender April 25, 26, ai•d May • 17, at eleven, a;
the George Inn, Stanifont, Lincolnshire. . A ttairo,es, Mr.
hedife.r, Standout ; or "iale,sts. Smart and Titunia.,,tapte'o-
Ina, London.

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