The Sun.
London, England, 1806-03-07 00:00:00

NLW VOCAL MUSIC.

Just published by Broderip and Wilkinson, No. 13, Hay-
market, Loudon, .

I.JRN,• HOLY FATHER, a favourite Glee for
four voices, sung at'Messrs. Harrisons' Concert, com-
posed by Mr. Clarke, Mus. l)oc. price is.
Ah ! Love I find is like the Rose, price ts. 6d.
The Nan, price is.
Through every varied Scene thy Love, price is.
Hast thou not seen the blooming Rose? price is. 6d.
The dfant Stars but faintly shine, price is. 6d.
The Maid with Eyes so blue, price is. 6d.
Myth is the Bird, price is 6a,
The Resolve, sung by Mrs. Jordan, price is. 6d.
Soft Pity, sung by Mrs. lonian, price is. 6d.
• Just published, for the Piano Forte, Three progressive
Sonatas, by L. Von Esch, Op. 16. priCe 7s. 6d.

Published by Subscription,
THE ELEMENTS of COMMERCE - or. A
Treatise on different CalculatiOns--Operaii, ns of Ex.
change Arbitrations of Exchange—Speculations in
change and Banking Operations—Exchange Circulations—
Operations of Specie and BUllion—Pars ot Exchange and of
Coins—Practical Spec6lations in Merchandize
of all the Monies .Weights„ and Measures of every Nation,
and reapeetiVe Tables of Proportion with those ot England—
Table of Logarithms ; being a complete Systetn of Com-
mercial Calculations.
By CHRISTOPHER DUBOST,
Formerly Engineer.; Author of "Tire Merchants' Assist-

ant," and of " Commercial Arithmetic."
Conditions of S übscri ption. —This Work, consisting of two
large Vols. ivo. will be published On the isth May, next.
The list or Subscribers will he closed on the 3oth of
.April. anci annexed to the *d Volume.
The price to Subscribers, Two Guineas in boards, to be
paid on delivery of the Work ; and to Non-suriscribers, Two
G vineas and a half. .

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noster-row ; Boosey, 4, Old Broad-street ; and by, all
Booksellers in Town and Country.
This orginal and comprehensive Work, the want of which
has' long been telt, is Well adapted to the use of • Merchants,
and calculated to promote the instruction of Young Gentle-
meniii• Schools, and the improvement of Clerks in Counting
Houses. -The first Volume, and two-thirds of the second,
have already been submitted to several of the most eminent
Merchants in this City ; 'and, among those who have honour-
ed The Elements of COmmeree with their patronage, are the
following ; • •
Baring Brothers and Co. Greffulhe Urorhers,
Batard,-sanipson and Sharp' R. W. and G. Lee
Richard Buyer and Co. - • M'Donnell, Bushell & Co.
Henry Burmester and Sdn Antony Maaigin ' -
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Christin, Clarke and BOwert Ch. Reid and [as.

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Charles Thellusson

A.Goldsraid, Son Sc D, EliasOn Samuel Williams
Gpinci De la Torre,Perez. & Co. Wilson, Agassiz and Co.
Gordon and Murphy Wombwell, Gautier4e Co.
6-3' The commercial 'Arithmetic, by the same Author,
being au introduction to The Elements of Commerce, tube
had of tare same Booksellers ; ea. boards.

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" As an Elementary Workz %ye think:the Commercial
Arithmetic well 'worthy the attention of young Merchants,
'a mil-1410y deberving to be introduced iuro our Schyols."'
Aloothly Epitualc fur Septentlier, 180 s..

CAPITAL MlLL,"with SPINNING 'MACHINERY, •
LANDS and WOODS.
TO BE SOLD, '
In Two Lots, the Fee-Simple and Inheritance of
tot 1. A New-built - MILL, with Two WATER
WHEELS, three Pair of Stocks for cleaning
Woollen Goods, and a CORN MILL adjoining, all in work,
with a constant and abundant supply, vt Water, situated at
Lee Mill Bridge, in the Parish of Plympton St, Mary, in
the Count.), of Devon. The length of Building is 75 feet;
and the breadth a 7, Together with Three Fields adjoining,
of excellent Pasture Land, with a Linliay, Orchard. and
Waste, cqntaining in all 7A. 311. 361'. A very large Wool-
len Business, for which the same is. peculiarly adapted, is
now carried on upon the Premises ;, and the Purchaser may
be accommodated with all the valuhle Machinery at a fair
•appraisement. •
- Lot a. All .that Tenement adjoining Lot One, called
HILL TEN EM ENT, consisting of several Fields, or Closes
of Land, containing by admeasurement oR,. SP. more
or less ; and also all that Wood adjoining, containing by ad-
meaSurensent toA. 31t. 27P. situate also at Lee Mill, now
- in the o,:cuptition of Jeremiah Head,, as Tenant at Will.
The Premises arc distant abut eight miles and an half
Pont PI y mouth .
For Sale ot the Premises a Public Audion will be held at
the George Inn, at Ridgeway; in the Perish of Plympton
St. Mary, on Friday the 14th day of March inst. precisely'
at Four o' Clock in the Afternoon.
The Premises may be viewed on Tuesdays and Fridays
only, by application to the Foreman on the spot ; and fur-
ther particulars may be known of Mr. Foot, Solicitor, at
Plymouth Dock.
N. B. A Deposit of to per Cent. will be expedato b;
paid by the Purchaser as soon as tile Sale is closed.

FOR THE -GOUT, RHEUMATISMS, CONSUMP-
TIONS, SCROPHULA, CANCERS, AND OTHER
CHRONICAL DISORDERS.
THE REV. W. WILSON's ANTIARTHRITIC ; OR,
. ALTERATIVE POWDER.
THE Inventor of this Medicine, formerly a Stu-
dent ill Physic, at G lasgow, is induced, to otter to the
Public an efficacious Remedy for the above, as well as for
many Diseases deemed incurable. It has been extensively
used in Ireland for several Years, and its salutary Elfetis are
produced in a sate and easy manner, with very little Sensible
operation.7-13y mixing with the Blood and I Laces, it applies
itself, to the. seat of the DiSorder, which it will remove by
slow degrees from its alterative and healing cflialitiai. In
Consumptions it will generally succeed in the two first
stages, and-often even in the. last. In the Serophula, or
Evil, if used early, the Cure will be speedy, and the ul-
cerated., Glands will heal ; and it has been known to rescue
the Patient even alter mortal symptoms had appeared. BLit
Persons afflicted with Gout, Rheurnartsms, Cancers, and-
with Bilious and Nervous Diseases,- would do well to peruse
" The Philosophy of Physic," written by the inventor (to
be had at Symonds's, Paternoster-19w, or of the Ventlerit of
this Medicine), in which its extraudinary Efficacy:will be
strewn in various instances. This. Powder does not contain
any I iidgiedient uottiendly to the human ConstitutiOnl' and,
instead of weakening, its. teaulency is to invigorate, and to
improve tike general health. ' It occasions no:danger teem
Cold, and requires. neither Confinement nor change ot, Diet,
Sold by F Newnery and Sons; at toe only Warehou,e for
Dr. I amcs's Powder, No. 45, in St. Paul's Churi.h.yaid,
London ; in PackNts, price 45. 6d. each; containing tour
I'a-
pers of eignt Mises, in all tiiiity-two that
the Words, " F. New,bery, No, 4i, St. l'aul'p-,"-are.43%forca
in the Stamps.

for
Debilitated Constitutions, Nervous Weaknesses,
Loss of Appetite, The Deleterious Effects of Hot
Consumptiort, Climates,
Pains and Weakness of the Habitual Purgings,
Stomach, - , and particularly
Weaknesz of the Solids, The baneful consequences of
Hypochondriac Affedions, intemperance.
In short, it is happily calculated for the Weak, Sickly, and
Infirm. Where the. ethistitution has been reduced by Disease
or Irregularities, its Etlds as a Restorative are unprece-
dented. "
Prepared by Dr. SOLOMON, Gilead-house, near Liver-
pool; and sold, Wholesale and Retail, by Dicey and Co.
Bow Church-yard, and Mathews and Leigh, No.. tB, Strand,
London ; and by one or more Persons in every Market Town
in the United Kingdom.
Health is the greatest of all possessions.—A.hale Cob-
ler is better than a sick Kiiig.,,-14;c1, ERsT,„,.
The CORDIAL BALM of- GILEAD is certain:), the
most elegant .and efficacious Medicine ever vet discovered,
in weak and shattered constitutions, weakness of sight or
memory, .iioochoridrii, trembliogs, horrors of the mind,
sexual debility, and all other diseases arising from a- re-
laxed state ot the nervous system, and often the conse-
quence of intemperance, debauchery, inattention to the ne-
cessary cares of health, luxury, &c. its sedentary, inadivet
or studious life, tlrs Cordial Bal:n itl3 universally established
its restorative efficacy, and may be justly enumerated arhongst
the foremost of, those happy discoveries which medical re.
search has procured as toe elessints of the human race; and
greatest counteractive to hunian inisefy. Thousands at this
rnsinient, in toe Luited Kingdom, live to praise the day they
first applied to this admirable Remedy, and enjoy the blessings
of health, who might otherwise, have dropped into au un-
timely grave. •
This elegant Preparation having risen to the highest repute,
is earnestly recommended to those Ladies who from repeated
and diffteultlabours are atliided with weaknesses and infirrni.
ties; in which cases it strengthens the stomach, the weaken-
ed organs, and the whole constitution.
Those who in an advanced life feel the consequences of
youthful excess, or unfortunate youth who have brought
on-themselves a numerous train of evils, will, by the use ot
this most invaluable Restorative, find themselves restored to
, health and strength, and all the melancholy symptoms re.
Voveil,„ which are the genera' ends of such cawses., ,
edicine
The Cordial Balm of Gilead- is a most noble M',
co\nposed of some of the choicest balsams and strengtheners
in the whole Meteria Medica. The process is long and labo-
ricnis, and requires the most twice and minute attention. It
assuredly affords the most r.rmanent relief to those unhappy
youths who have been deluded at art early age into a secret
and destrottive vice, now common among them, as well as
to persons of all ages attlatted with Nervous Disorders, pro-
ceeding either froth an immoderate use of tea, hard drinking,
heat of climate, excess of grief, dissipated pleasure, bad ly-
ings-in, immoderate course of the menses, &c.
Sold by Mrs. Mathews, No. IS, Strand, London; Mr.
I Smith, Pertiiiiier, No. 0, and Mr. Raeburn, North Bridge;
Mr. Baxter and Mr. Scott, South-bridge; Mr. Davidson and
Husband, Elder and Co. Edinburgha Mr. Baxter, G heagow ;
W. Cameron, Greenock G. 4rowning,. Paisley ;H. Craw.,
• ford, Kittuarnock ; W • Young,- Irvine; A. Forsyth, and P.
W. Crawford, Girvan; I. Carson, New-
toVoh,:gteiasisd;e,TAyt
T.
Niriminap,
Kirkcudbright; T. M'Credie, Kirk.
aid), I- Blyth, Leven ;_f..Dempster, Cupar •' Allan,. Dun-
dee • Crargie, Montrose; I. Mitchell, and 1. Anderson,
Abtiertleen ; Dr. W tote, Banff; M'lntosit, Inverness ; T.
Nl‘Keitzle, Stornaway ; .I'. Taylor,
.Stranrae.r; -Johnson and
Biaaet, Perth; W.Ataltraoli, Sterling; Coke and Reid,,Leith;
Alexander, Dunfermline; Wilson, Dunbar.; Vinnet, Ar.
hi path ; Dickson,
.1-nglis, Diontrica, ; Phorson; Berwicx ;
Wealdel; A inwick ; Paterson, ArbutY,,tot, and Jamieson,
PC-
teritead ; A. itl‘Donalst, Trongate, Glasgow; and by most
~,keepers and Venders of -Patent Motlicines in the United
•

IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT.

HOUSE Of PEERS.

7'nyispAy, MARCH 6.

15orci TY WA WL EYrCrile of-the Trisinepresent3tive
p63rs4 yas sworn of)k `hi Seat
The Bills upon the-Table, chiefly Private, were
for wlii-Ve'd in their respcaive.stv'es.
The House resolvectlteffjniO a Coanittee.upon
the Atli ug Indemnity Bill 3 Lord WALsi NGHAM
the Chin.. •

The different tqauses. and ProvWions of the 1,3.111
,
-Were 3grpect to; ,:vitoß,ut obse.Tvation or Ainendment„
anti the House. resuming, the eport was received;
04,56 r-for-- t bik<l. reading. •
Mr. .lonNsoN, froru`the Chief Secretary' for Ire-
lan4.l/s.Offi4, ire.;ented an Account of the State cif
the Prisons in, that part 4" 'the United Kingdom, in
the year 1403.. ‘,
Mr. • ALLNUT; from. the Commissioners of the
River Thanws Navigation, presented an Account of
the 4eceipts and DiOkrscments of that Company
for the Jast year. • ,
These Documents were Leverally ordered to lie 9n
Cry TaLle.

, .
Some
,private business, then traisa&ed, and
the 1-fOuse adjOurned- till' to-morrow (this day), 4,ben.
then Lordships 'stand .44unmoned on Lord nor,-
IVotior. respeaing the \\ Indemnity

HOUSE OF COM_TIONIS.

THURSDAY, MARC}[' 6.

'l4r. Alderman (O BE presented two petitions,
one froth the PrOPrietors of the 'houses West of
`Temple-bar, Praying for lealie to dispose of them
by t,ottery ; and the Other from the Master 13oat
apd Shoernal.c.e't's of London and W.esj.niitister, corn-
plainiug- of a Combitiatimi aniongSt the Journey Men
of the.trade; and prying for some Legislat4e mea-
sure' to- remedy it in future. The two Pctitions were
referred to cogiolitteeg.

- Mr. SHELLY presented a Petition -from the Pro-
prietor§ of Lands adjoining to the Riper Arun, in
Sussex, .praying for leave bring in a Bill fOr
amending the _Navigation of that Riven—Ordered
rdlie on the Table. ' -

Sir H. PRESTON presented a petition, praying, for
'the aid of Parliament for building "pn additional
Harbour in Bengal.

The CI{ANIL C1.E.011 of tie RIt,CITEQUER, in express-
ingthe consent of the Cton, said, that this subje&
had- (.been, Qo years ago, under the consideration,: and'
tht.,2prirobation ora Committee, which repoi:t-
ed its approbatiOn of, it, :but that no Padiame:ltary
oteps' had been taken in -it • :
A rew Writ -was ordered to.he issued for Curie
Castle., in Dor,setsbire, in the room of I\'.A•in4‘.zriEt:
13t)ND, Es 9. now Advocate-General of His Iyiliijesty's
FOrees,