The Sun.
London, England, 1806-05-10 00:00:00

TRRNSPOAT OFFICE,

April to, 1866:
THE COMMISSIONERS for Concluding Ili.*
MAYESTrs TII/INSPORT S ERPICE, f;`,- taking
tare of Sick and IVounded Seamen, &c. do hereby give INktke,thut
they will be ready at this 05ee, on Tuesday the sth of August, to
receive sealed 7 enders, and trsqat with sech Pet tons at may hi
willing to cottraa for Piattalt'lng Sick and !rounded Seamen;
and Prisoners of War, at the unde,ntentioned Places, for Tweet,
liknths certain,
.1; am the sth of Oa'gter next, via.
ANTIGUA —Sick and Wounded Seßnicil. , '

G KEN A DA —Sick• Prisoners of war.
I.IA Ls Doss— Sick and Wounded Seamen, ,rata tiOc: Prison-
ers of War • Prisoners of War in Hearth. ' - •
HA-LI r AX—iick and Wounded Seamenl and .Siel; Prisoners
of War. • •.
C tkft ALTAR—Sick and Wounded Seamen,, arid Sick Ptisoti-,
ers of War; Prisoners of Wsr in Health.
•
MALT A. —Prisoners of War in Health. -
Ns Tender will be receivedafter One o'Clx& on the daj,,-of treaty,
nor any noticed unless the Parties, or Agents for them, posogakti
attend. Each. Service must be for separately ; and sarj.o
Tender must •,ke accompanied by a Letter front ?Ivo respellibit
Personsieng.oging to become ii,ound, •witb the Person tenderingt 0.1
. the Sum of sopol. for the due performance of each Contrail.
Further Particulars maybe knou"? AI this Office.

EAST INDIA-11OUSE,
• May 9, iSc6. :
Yr HE COURT of DIRECTORS of the U4VITED
COMPANY of MEV:HANTS of ENGLAND' Trad-
ing to the LAS rINDIES do &reby give Notice,
That the Papers which were orde,ed by; the General Cavil o:s
the 7th ixet, to be printed for the. 11.4" of the Preprfeivrs, will be
ready to he delivered, at Ibis House, wt 7-bur*, the .15th lnitaW.
• • WiLLI /Lid RAMS /IY,

, 1151ST INDIA HOUSE
,
May 9; 1806.
THE CO MT of DIREcroRs of the LINCLED
COMPANY of MERCHANTS cf ENGLAND iradilg
to the East Indira ° hereby give Notice,
That at the General Court of the said Company appointed to be
held at their House, in Leadenhall-street, on Wednesday the 21st
inst. at Eleven o'Clock in the Forenoon, it Will ¢e proposed that
the said Court do eonfirm the Suspension of the ist Seßion of the
i3tb Chapter of the 'Bye; Laws, in order to enable the Court of
DB-et-tors to purchase or build -Two Ships in lieu of the Slit- Ed-
ward Hughes and Britannia.
The Court do also give Notice, That at the said General Court
Motion will be made for annexing.a Salary cj stooof.,„.er annum to
the Office of Recorder of Prince of hales island ; and also for em..
powering the Court of Diretiors to gr ant. a Pennon,. not exceed; 'K
topol, per annum, to any Person who shall have readied at Prince
of Wale: Island, in the Office of Recorder, for any time not les;
than Ten Year s.

WILLIAM RAIVISAY,

WELCH's FEMALE PILLS;
For the Green Sickness, and other Disorders incident to
Young Females. •
HE following instance •of their uncommon effi-
- Cacy is worthy the attention'of the Atllided.
Madam, , Plymouth Dock, Oct. to, 1205.-
So much benefit I have received from a Medicine called
WELCH's' FEMALE PILLS, of which, by the bill, I
understand you to be the Proprietor, that ram induced, in
gratitude for my-recovery, and. from a desire of serving those
who are similarly afflicted, to state the partitulars of my
case, which you are at liberty to make al public as is agree-
able to your Self.
1 am now near twenty years of age, and for the last
titre: years have been scarcely_ three days free from44ll-
- which to describe particularly might be unimportant -
and improper ; but, to speak generally, I was aillieted with
a continued shortness of breath, accompanied by palpitation
of the heart ; my appetite was generally very much reduced.
but now and then greedy to excess ; my countenance.' from
being rosy, became of a rand lividness, and those Ireriodie..l
discharges to which we are subject were now trifling and
irregular. In this state, a burthen to myself and'friends, I
had recourse to every means prescribed by theleicutr;;, cf
rec,-yrnmennert-triny fliends, Ofileaith,
but without success.. At length WELCH's F E 119 A L
PI U.S were mentioned by a Lady who happened oa a
visit at our house, to have been of material service to a rel.:-
tion of her's in a similar situation, and who then continued
to take them with every prospect of a complete restoration of
her former health. On this representation, I immediately
,sent for a couple. Boxes,. and by the time 1 had them,
aireeably to„the direCtions, f found my former symptoms or
ill health materially toabate, and now I am taking the fourth
Box, with every prosped ot a complete restoration by the
time it is empty. I therefore, with ,heartfelt satisfaction,
acknowledge myself, Madam, much your debtor, and am,
Your most obedient Servant,
HONORIA WILKINgON;
To Mrs. Kearslev, Fleet-street, London..
Welch's f einaie Pills (with directions) : price as. sid. a Be7C,
are sold wholesale, by G. Kearsley, feet-street, Loodoa,
Dicey and Co. Bow Church-yard. Chrapsine ; F. New-
berry, No. 45. St. Foul's Church-yard rtiacort and 'Co.
No. 150, OxtOrd-street ; liuthtr, Choapside ;, and Barclay
and Son, Fleet.rnarket.
*** As another Medicine, s sold under the name
Wclch's Female Pills, which is spurious, purchasers arc re-
quested's° remark, as the surest testimony oi authenticity,
that each bill of diredious is signed with 'the nainc, ot
KILA RSt Lif in hand-writing;; and on the Outside, 'whereby
servants cannot be imposed on, the Skimp is printed by per-
mission of His Majesty's- Honourable -CrrtninissiotiCrs of
Stamps, thus :—C. K.ZAASI.IIY7 No. 46, Weet.street. N:nie
others arc .gesaunie.

' PANTS.
TO BE SOLI) LAY AUCTION,
Or ill. Premises,
By Mr. `YELLER,

On MONDAY: NEXT, the 12th of May, 1806, and thc;

tollf;wing )ays,

HE Entire HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
-BOOKS, LINEN, CHINA, GLASS, excellent
WIN I' S', and
.varions other E FEC TS, ,of the late'fOllN
UTTBitSON, Esq. at Marwell-Hall ; comprising, •
Haralsoint tour-post. Bedsteads, with Silk, Tabberett,
printed Calico, Dimity, Moreen, and other Furnitures„prime
fierls and Bedding ; in:lklahKany, a large Library Book-
ca)e, Wardrobes, Chests of Drawers,:Clieirs, Dining Writ-,
ing, Card, and Tea Tables ; Axminster Brussels, Wilton,
and. Scotch Carpets; Pier and Dressing Glasses; an excel-
lent Eight-day Clock ; rare and valuable long Tabte ; and:

;Desert Set of Nankeen China, tinee magnificent. Jars and two
Beakers of fine old Ivan; a rich toned Grand Piano Forte,
in a mahogany case, by Longinan and Broder'', ; a Suite of
Drawing- room Furniture,consisting of a Cabriole Chairs,and
a Sofa, covered with pea-green Silk Damask; highly polished
Steel, cast Register,Buzaglio and other Stoves, with the usual
kitchen, washing, and dairy :Aides ; a small but well dieter'
-Library ;•a ftill-sized Billiard' Table ; about too Dozen of
choice artsi highly_ flavoured Did Wines, in Madeira, Sherry,
and. Port ; t Dozen of Spirits ;,_a bay blood Marc, z Colts,
and ; Tight Waggon, Garden Engine, &c. •
The E Weds, may be viewed on Saturday preceding the Sale,
which will begin each day at Twelve o'Clock. ,
_ .

Catalogues may be had at 6d. each. in due tittle, at the ad-
jacent Market-Towns; Chapter Coffee-house, Londm ; and
of IVIr Weller, at'his General Agency. Office, Chichester.
I"Nlarwell Hall is "7 mites from Winchester and Bishop's
Waltham, and zfrorra White Flood, at the end of tielmour.

IMPZRIAL PARLUMENT.

HOUSE OF PEERS.

FRIDAY, MAY 9,

After their Lordships' return from Westminster-
Hall, which was earlier than was expe6ted, the Re-
port of the ComMittee Of Privileges was laid before
the House; imparting:that his Grace of Rutland was
• nor intitled to the Barony. of Roos, claimed on the
part of the CO,heirs Of 'Robert De Roos, and that the
snici Barony' remained in abeyance between the Earl
of Essex, Lady- H. Fitzgerald, and Sir H. Hunlocke.
The Slave Trade Diminution Bill, on which the
Lords were'summoned,Passed through a-Cotnrnittee
of the whole nonse; Without amendment, was re-
ported, and' ordered to be 'read a third time on
Tuesday next, and the Lords to be summoned on the
occasion.

Read the Rills
,on the Table, and adjourned till
ie-marrow. • '

HOUSE OF COMMONS.

' A Message from the Lords announced their Lord-
ships'. intention of proceeding fAirther with the Trial
of Lord -Melville 'at ten o'clock. to-morrow morning
• in Westminster Hall.
Sir C. Prupi; presented ;,/ Petition from the Army
Accoutrement- makers oc- London, against The Bill
pending in Parliament.- for the. Regulatien of the
Sale of 'Hides and SkinS. Ordered to lie on the
Table.

Sir C. P3;.fCE. gave nOtice,•That to-morrow he
wauld mpve fOr certain Papers relative to Shipping
and' N.;Avigation.,, , • •
HUBHOUSE brought up the Report of the
V6n-imittee on the-Tortola Free Port Bill; the fur-
ther consideration of which was fixed for Monday.