The Sun.
London, England, 1801-11-12 00:00:00

MEDICII4II ACI

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• At the only Warehouse for Dr. JAMES's PQWDER,•
'NO. 45, St, Paul's Cluirdh-yard, a few Dews from the
Corner of Cheapside;
THE toll Owing MEDICINES are Sold, at the
Prices annexed; inclusive of the Stanip -Duties irri,
posed by this Ad ; but no additional .chaige has been made
upon Dr. JAMES'S POWDER.;•-which rs continued at
the original Price of as. 6ct. per Packet. It May, alio
,be
had. at _ll. 45. per Dazes; or the, quantity
iof a -Pozin
PaCkets in one 13ottle. for at. is. 6d. Duty inclUded; so.
that the Public are no suiferers.., , •

But itt order to facilitate the.,operation; and to lessen the
burden of this Aa, which would in a great measure have
proved a Tai upcin Be.nevo/elice; all the other, MgdielneS
are Sold to any Persons 'purchasing hilt' a Doien; or more;
free front the expellee of the Stqnps. •
s.

s. d.
o 9

Di. lames's POWder 2 6 Cepheid Snuff'
Analeptic Pins 4 6 Dr_ S tcers'6 Parego- .
Cattle Powder s 6 tic Lozenges. . x
DI. -topper's Pills- i it -,--Carnoritile,Drops 9
Dr. Austin's Chalybeat EssericeQf of C' t 3 0
Pills • 4 o, EssenceolPepperrn. I. 15
Berry's Bilious,Pills 5.0 Qrmskirk Medcine.S. 5 5
Dalby's Carminative, r q . Glasi's gavesia 3
Ticken's It thereat S pi- l ogli:h's Scott Pills I
- 3 6 Vrarit's,DroPs i o .
Greenough's Tinaarei iit Nortpri's Drops. 5
Tolu Lozenges r i Spitibury's: Props o
Mr. Spence'S Di!'litrifrie'e 4 o Speectiman's Piili a' 9
Preake'STinti. of Bark 3 6 English Coffee 2 9
Hilatharres; by ditto,' & Dr, SoUnder's 'Tea a 9
Dr Steers Opodel a 6. Jones's Rheumatic
--- Convulsion Oil i 6 Tindure - 3 6
Alsb the Gelunie Arquebusade,' lately itnported; •an
most of the otter Proprietary Medicines in repute Orderd.
for exportation are.supplied 'without \Sramps, as before this
AA.
' lsrtiany Persbris;.patticularly Servants and Mesu
sengeisi.mistake the House, F.' NEWBERY, the Proprie-
tor, is under the necessity of pointing oat; that is at the
East Enil of St. Paul's; nearest to Cheapside,- and -that it
has a. large White Stuccoed.- f..r4M; with 'these Words
scribed: " TliL 0141 Y WAittlii.:4leSt 'FOE • DR.
fliNgs's POWDISR,"

PIPER ML PARLIAM ENT.

HOUSE OF PEERS,

WEDNESDAY', NOV. 11.

'l/fessts. ADAM and AL'EXJNDER were heard at
some length, relative to-the Scots' Appeal, Messrs.
ALLAII, Merchants in Glasgow,--v. The Jowl; -
IVIAotsraATES of Rutherglen, and Others.
A Question respeeting certain points of the Scots
Law arising, some 'explanatory conversation took
place between_ the Counsel, and one sor two of their
Lordships, the result of which was, illation inter-
val of ten days was allowed for the consideration
of the points in question, when the proceedings at
the Bar are to be resumed.
A.Writ of Error was presented at the Bar from
the Court of ,Exchequer in Ireland, but on account
of some informality in the previous proceedings, •
the same 'Could not be then received by their Lord.
ships, and the Agent was advised to get a transcript
of the Record,
The . LORD CHANCELLOR acquainted the
House, that he had received a letter from Vice-
Admiral Lord Kccrrx, relative. to their Lordships'
Vote". of Thanks, of last Session to that Officer,
and those under his command.--:-The Letter was
couched In the usual stile,.expressive of the Noble
Admiralq gratitude for, and high sense entertained
by him of the honour of their Lordships' Thanks,
and stating, that he had duly communicated them
to the
.v.arious Officers,, &c. in the Squadron under
his command. -

An officer from the London Wet Docks' Com-
pany presented several Accounts from that Corpora-
tion, among which were the Company's receipts
and disbursements.until the 29th of May, and cer-
tain particulars of the progress made in the works.
Some private business was disposed of.
Lord -HOB ART acquainted the House, that he
proposed to-morrow to rt.., e for their Lordships'
'Thanks to Sir JoisN HELP I.IuTcHINSON; and the
Army under his Command.
,At the same time ht had to acquaint their Lord-
ships, that his Noble Friend 'at the head of the Ad-
miralty intended• to propose a similar Motion rela-
tive to the Naval Forces serving in the same quarter.
-His.Lordship then moved that the House be sum-
moned for to-morrow, which was ordered accord_
ingly, and an adjournment took place.