The Sun.
London, England, 1808-03-02 00:00:00

CURL oF,sroNs AND CRAVE-I,

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MR , PERRY,' Surgeon, So ut iampton-s ret ,
Bloom obury. stove, Proprietor of ADA MS's S() L.
a V ENT, mild Vet et cacious Cure of STONE and
VEL in the BLADDERcirIUDNEYS, acquaints the Pi;).
lie, that he has for some years devoted his whole professiOnal
attention to the above Diseases, and their complication with
that uiGout. He may be consulted daily at his own House,
and more especially on Wednesdays and Friday's, where he
two of which last scarcely ever tail to r.or-
dispenses the Solvent in bottles of 45. 6d. is. and tl. zs.
Stamps inchided,
.red the calculous diathesis in the habit, and thereby prevw/it
the concretion of Stone in parsons ofis salentary Cite.
Sold also at Bacon and Co's, iso, Oxford-street, abd at
Button's, front of the Royal ENchangc Where also may be
had, just fublished, the Author's " Disquisition or the
stone and Caravel," Ninth Edition, price is. id. poiutiog out
their Cause, and the DiA to be observed during the .ctire,
with many 'extraordinary Cases, some of perfect recovery
evert.after the operation had been resolved on. •

FOR ANDSCUKIitI't'IC cum.
, . PLA I N'FS.
1-‘ll. FREEMAN's GurrA SALUTARIS-is by
far the'most safe and ettl.tdual Remedy ever .yet disco-
vered'tiir the cure of that dangerous Disease. Persons
,plirAtfliaed with Venereal Coiriphiors, in all its stues al.ct
under its various opptsrances, wilt firld.a.set,:urn anti present
Relieftby taking these mo>t invsluable.Drops r for
.their excellency duruig thirtyp-ars proaice in the flu
pulons part of London, viz. 'Litton-garden, !Live bee 6 ,tenn.
ed Gutta Salutaris.
T,lte Secrecy with which most periaim so afflicted find it
:needFullo coneeai their suirerings, may ho safely employed
white wing these Drops ; •since. they I.,!ncter oontinentot Li
neceg m
y w As,aill undulius,or neNuri4l.l'reparatian%
or atiy,Azrgieal Operation whatever.
By appoiminent of Dr. Freeinan they are sold by
. ler,- 4, Itliscipside, comer of: Piternostet-tow
and Piddins, 76. Oxford-street 801 l and ;
-Scot, Smith, acid Baxter, E:anouro4 • ;,,.41,1)onald,
Minehester ; Lathbury,
m,rictritter4is.i9nalljTair:osh.
tAlttitc inu V: iondiris t.:Ytny b.v%. , ;it
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IMPERIAL PARLIAMENI,

HOUSE OF PEERS,

TtiLiDAY, MARCH 1,

The 10,500,0001. Excheriner Bills Bill and the
Petty Cuitoms Bill were read a first time, and
passed.

LORI) LAKE.

On the Order of the Day being read for taking
his Majesty's Message into consideration,
Lord HAWKESBURY, in calling the attention
of the House to the services of Lord Lake, thought
it Wholly unnecegsary to taiO up much of their
Loixiships' time, the greater part of, the services
being well known to their Lordships, and kilt fresh
in their recollecltion. This distinguished Officer be-
gan military career in the seven years war ; he
afterwards 'served in the AMerican war, with dis-
tinguished reputation, and subsequently in Abe
French. war; in which the anion at Lincelles would
ever be remembered as a striking prof. of his mili-
tary talents. He afterwards held a command in
Ireland, and finally that important station in India,
in which his distinguished services were well known
to 'their Lordships, and frOm whence he had return-
ed in the hope of long enjoying his well merited
honours. had, however, been soddenly mach-
ed.away, and it now remained for their Lordships
to . consider of tha propriety of conferring this re-
ward upon his family, to whom there was s011)0 rea
Son to believe it would be necessary in order to en-
able them to support't he dignity conferred On them,
and which hadheeti so well merited by his services.,
His Lordship concluded by moving an Address,
assuring his Majesty of their readiness 'to concur in
the •proposed grant which was agreed to ;amble
dWeati6itc, and ordered to be presented by the LOrds
with white staves. #" •