The Sun.
London, England, 1806-03-21 00:00:00

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This Day was publiShed, -
In a neat and closely printed Pocket Volume, illustrated
with a Plan of the City, and more .than Thirty Engraviogs
on Woo(t, 'price 6i in boaids,
THE PICTURE.of: EDINBURGH; contiluing.
a. Llistory anti Description of the City, with a particular
Account a every remarkable Objet in,. or EStatilishrnept .
-:.conneded with,. the Scottish Metropolis,
•lly I. STARK.
. Printed for Ascii. Constable and Co, and.W, Whyte, Edin-
burgh; and lohn" Murray, Fleet-Street, London.
• •, 01 whom may.bq had, by the santo Author,
BIOG R API-11A SCOT' CA 9 - or. SLottisit • .Biographioal
Dictionary ; _containing a Short Account of the Lives .and
things of the most eminent Persons, . Natives of Scotland. ••
Price ss. in boards.

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- • This Day was published, price is, 64.
r),UTLINES of a PLAN fbr the ;GENEIV.I.
REFORM ofthe BRITISH I..AND FORCES.'
By the Kent Brig. Cen. S rEArRT, 95th Reg.
rrinted for T. 4erton, 141.1itary Library,
FOR THE GOUT, RIIEUMATISNIS, CONSUMP_
TIONS, SCROPRULA, 'CANCERS, AND OTHER
M.SORDE.R.S.
-TEili REV..i.V.•AILSON's ANTIARTHRITIC; OR,
.41. T ERA !IV E POWDER.
erl-11 Inventor of this Medicine, forimrly a Stu.*
-dent in at Clasbo.,v, is induced toolt;:r.t%
Public an efficacious Remedy tot 'the shoot, as well is tot •
many Diseases deemed incurable. It has been extensively
.used in:lreland for several Yeats, And, its salutary E fleas ate
produced in a safe and.casy manner, with very tittle sensible .
operation.—llya mixing with tWe'llonii and 'juices, it applies
itself to the seat of the Disorder, which it will remove by
slow degrees from its alters;iv4 and hialing qualities. Ira
Consumptions it . wil4-.generally succeed in the two first
stages, and often even in the last. In the Scrophola, or
Evil, if used ear-iv, • the Cure Will he-speedyi and the ul-
cerated Glands will heal ; and it has been known to rescue
the Patient even after mural symprotns had appeared. But
Persons ailiidecl with Gout; Rheumatisins, Cancers, anti
with Bilious and Nervous Diseases, would ch., well to peruse
The philosnphv'a etirsic,", written by the Inventor (to
'he had At Paternoster-low, ,pr.ot.the Venders isf
this Medicine); 'in which its extraordma6 Efficacy teal be '
shewn in various instances. ` This Powder does nut contain
_any I ndgredient up frienzllk to, the huinan constitupon r.ann,
instead of weakening„its rend ncy is to inVjgorAte, and to
improve' the general health.' It occasions no danger from
Cold, and requires neither Confinement nor change of Dirt.
Sold by F. Nen:bery aritl.Sons, at the oniv Warehouse :or
Dr. James's Powder, No. 45, in St. Paul's Clime:h.-3,31d,
London ; in Packets, price 4. 6d. suds, containing four Pa-
pers of eight Doses, in all thirty .two Doses.—Observe that
I the ‘Vords, " F.
,New_bery, No. 45, St. Paul's," are engraved
'in the Stamps.

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.HELTAAyisms, palsies, -and _Gouty Atik•
tions,. \vith their usifil.concouriants,.Spasms, or 14.
ing Pains, Flatulency,- Indigestion, and 'general Debility,
originatiiig in. whatever source, are relieved and frequently.
cured, by 'WM TEkIEAD's 'ESSENCE of AIt;sTARD
after every other Means had failed.
The Fluid Essence of Mustard, used with the Pak 17-,
those Complaints where necessary, is perhaps the most ac-
tive, penetrating, acid etnelnal Remedy in the World,
rally curing the severest Sprains and Bruises in less than half
the tune usually taken by any other Liniment or Embroca—
tion ; and, if used immediately after any accident, it pre-
vents the part turning black. Chilblains it prevents twin
breaking, and instantly removes their tormenting itching.
PJelareci only, and .s.,:d by. IC. ItllrNs—ro N. A pot he..7arr
Greek •strciat, Soho, London* at 25,- 9(1. each- MA\
.)30ttle ;and by every Mdic,iiia ‘''endei in the, United King .
doni

.„.* The Genuine has a black ink Stamp, With the Name
et k. I.ol:•strin inserted on ir.

1V El...CH's I;•kiAl.Al..Il ['ILLS,
For the Green Sickness, and other Disorders incident. to
Young. Ladies.
THE following Instance of their uncommon
Efficacy is worthy the attention of the Afflieted:
To Mrs. KEARSLEY. •
Madam, Ramsgate, lune 3,z,
_I cannot sufflciently acknowledge my gratitude for. the
great benefit received by that most Valuable Medicine
Welch's Pills, which in justice to the Public, I must re.
quest you wiP-rualt.e known to such persons as ale affikted itt
a similar way,with myself; To enumerate tny complaints
woUld fill a sheet of paper, and take up too much of you
Si-Me ; there/Ore I shalt only mention, total-loss of appetite,
giddi,iess in ti?c head,. calla complexion, pain at my stomach
and- hack, universal weak:less, shortness of breath, pin at
my side, hectic coug,h, and ,all '-nu catalogue of complaints
that indicate a rapid decline, which are all•now• removed by
the use of your most, excellent- Pills. .1 was recommended
to try the sea air, from•winch I have /tot derived the small-
-cst bcnefit ; boweVer, I hope now, by the blessing of God,
to be able to purSue my business, which is. Straw-work,• in
all itshranches. • This sedentary-employ, I doubt, will oc-
casion a' relapse but the knowledge of this valuable•Medi.
cute does away every anxiety.
With gratitiidc,l am, Madam, your humble Servant,
MARGARET JOHNSTON.
Welch's Female rills (with Directions), price
box, are sold wholesale by Q. Kearsicy, Fleet-gtrec-t,
,Loti-
,-don,; Dicey and CO. tow. Church-yard, Chedpsides F.
Newberry, No. 45, St. Paul's -Church-yard 'Bacon and Co;
Oxtitrd.strect ; 'Cheapside ; and Barclay anti
Sun, FlectlM:irket. ••• '•
Cr:4' As another Medicine is sold under the name cl
. Welch's Fe:nate which is spuriOus,' Farchasers are
quested to milk, as the Stmst testimony of authenticity, tiV,,-t
each' Bill or'.Dnetions,is s with the name of Kean:ley
ha nd,writing tic out-:Me, Whereby Servi:ts
cannot be imposed 00, the stamp is printed, isy
His .I‘.4,ijpsty's Cou",inissioncrs of
thus :—" lam, Kearsley, 4,5, Fleet. staxt.'—Non.
. are genuine.

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IMPERIAL P4RLI4MENT,

HOUSE OF PEERS.

THURSDAY, MARCH 20,

The American Treaty Bill, the Mutiny Bill, the
English and Irish Militia Bills,.the"Militia Sut;alterp3:.
and the. Militia Adjutants' Bill, passed through
ehmmitteeS, and -viere.reporte4.
The Scot& .Bankrupt Bill was read a second time,
the commitment negatiyek;and the, Bill ordered to
„Jae read a third tine to-rnorrpw,
• • WOOLLEN MANUFACTURERS.

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Ckti the third reading of the Woollen Manufac-
tur6r' -Nhalt47 Suspension Bill, .•
HARAISC*; W 11.5 , he;trd on behalf of certain
• Clothiers 'of Yori;.;bire, PetitiOners, against,the dura-
tion of the_Bill.. • The objea of his speech was to!
induce the House to alter. the term 'fixed for the.
the, daratioh ofBill:from twelve to six months, in,
• order- that ;them might be a better chance of some
permanent Measure relative to the subie4 being.
‘• 2doiked during the present SessiOn.
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Counsel baying withdrawn,.
•••‘. Lord 4uc x 1.4 NE! declared his opinionmith re-
spea to the Bill/to be- unaltyred by what had fallen
- from the Learned Counsel: Whether any permanent
measure vas adopted this Session or not, the dura,.
Con of the Bill,. for twelve months could have no.
effea in either case to retard or accelerate that mea-'
sure. He did. not s'ee diet-gore any. reason why the
term of its continuance should be altered. • .
The-Bill was then read a-third-time-and passed,
and a Message ordered to he sent -to the House Of
Commons,' to acquaint them therewith.
Three Private Bills were brought. up by Mr..

BLACKW/RNE, LAscEr.i.s, and several other.
%. Members of the House of Commons; which were
severally read a first time.
.Mr. YOUNG, from' the Puston-house, .presented_
the Annual Accounts relative to the Commerce of.
Great_ Britain ;',..whi(!lv were ordered to lie on the
..Table.
'• Adjourned till to-morrow (this day).

HOUSE OF COMMONS.

THURSDAY, MARCH 20.

A Petition was presented from the .Newgate"
Debto6, praying for relief.—Ordered tole on the
Table:
• Mr. MARTIN presented a Petition from the Malt-
eters of Tewkesbury, praying for relief from certain
Duties. •Ordered to lie on •the Table- •
Sir STEPHENS presente•c.V.the.:PaperS moved
for by Mr. Whitbread, in order to shew the Distri-
bution of the -sum of go,Oool. granted to the Coin-
missioners• for Examining the Civil_ Affairs . of the
Navy.—Ordered to lie on the Table.
Mr.' NAP., from the. Bank, 'presented an- Account
of the-five per Cent. 'Annuities granted to. certain:
persons in consequence'. of the Loyalty Loan
- Ordered to lieon the Table.'
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Mr. Y.CILING, from the Commissioners of tlie.CllS-
' tqm.s, presented an Account of the Number. of Ves-
.. gels, • w ith- their Tonnage-, lielOnging- to the•• different.
Pots of Great Britain. Ordered to he on the Table.
Sir MATTHRW RIDLEY Presented a Petition from
the Shoemakers of Newcastle, against unlawful
Combinations M that .Tradd.—Ordered to lit'on the
Table. • • • • - • • ' •
The Tea Millions and a Half,' and the-Otte -Mil-
lion and a.
,Half EXChequer Bills Bills, were read a
second time, and ordered to be. cominitted tO-nor-
- row. -•- _ _

The Irish Militia Service Bill *as read a third
time anal passed.
The-Excise Expiring Laws Bill and the Felon
Transportation Bill were committed. Report to-
morrow. • •
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:• Mr. 13exD moved,' that, the, Report of the Corn-
Inittee en the'Sea Coast ..4dineastireffient should be
considered to-morrow.,-7-Ordered. !‘
Mr. ‘,,N,T, WYNYE presented Papers relative to the
• -.4.ilditlonal'Force Att:--Ordered to lie on the Table.?
• PUBLIN-P LNG BILL.
Mr.-WYtzgu..moVed the Order of the Day for the
second -reiding' of the Dublin Paving .
Lord DE BLAQUIE:RE said, he could not suffer
the Bill to be read a second tithe, as a thing of course.
The present 'measure,•.he apprised the House, was
to syspend the actions pending against the new Corn-
Mission era for Paving, Lord Hardwicke having super-
. Seded the original. Corporation in a manner highly
unjustifiable. The new ComthissiOners, he observed,
had contracted debts to the amount of 16 or 12,0001.
and if they could,not be sued it would tend to the
rain of several of the creditors, the accounts of
Jo. !I•Irn had been -couched, and Were found correct.
—II he Bill deprived them of the legal,right of pursuing
their claims, ,which -was a-proceeding highly uncoil-
stitutional, and unprecedented. ' •
WYN-LY Er; said, the Noble Lord was perfe&-
. ly right, ." the Bill was to suspend the pending ac-
tions, but as money was to pe issued out of the
Consul idated Fuhd, for the paYment of debts, and
the improVethent of the streets of Dublin, he cone
• tended, that the creditors would ultimately not be
• irterers. He denied that the Bill brought in was
'.to prejudge the question between the LOrd
tenant and the old Corporation.. The account' sent
bind (for he bad no local knowledge of the fans)
Was, that the affairs of the old Corporation were SO
confused that .the Commissioners could not yet
form any judgment whether their claims were just

or not

Mr. JOHN L4TOUCHE said he would support
,the Motion, to give the Cothmissioners an opportu-
nity of paying attention to the ruinous state of the
streets, of. Dublin. • .

Air. ALEXANDER condemned the precipitancy
of Lord Hardwiace, in suspending the old Corpora'-
tion and appointing new Commissioners, by which
he charaaerised the close of his Administration, as a

gross job. • ; ' ' •
Mr. ORMSBY agreed with what had falleii from.
Mr. Alexander.

The Bill was ordered to be read a second titne'on
Tuesday.
A Message from the Lords announced that - they
had passed a Bill respeuing the Liability of -Wit-
nesses Answering iv, Cases where the Answer might
gubjeCt the to a Civil Suit, and agreed' to the
'Woollen Manufacturers' Suspension Bill,
Mr. WYNItiE moved for a Committee to-morrow,
to consider so mueb of

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the Lord Lieutenant of Ireland te grant XO,OOOl. 1
out of the, .E.x.chectuer_ for Paving and Lighting:the
Streets of Dublin.4—Ordered. ...
Lord,.H.: PETTY, • after moving the commitment
of..th.Trea4urer of the Ordnance Bill, observed, that
in consequence of the absence of an Hon, Gentle..
man who wished to propose certain clauses, .he
would move that the Bill should be coMmitted oil
-Monday next....4-Ordered.- - . - -- ' -'., -