The Sun.
London, England, 1806-02-06 00:00:00

MONEY READY TO ADVANCE.

AL L PEA SONS in possession of Incomes,
arising from Freehold, Copyhold, or Leasehold
estates, in Lalld or Houses, Money in the Funds, Rent
Charges, Marriage Settlements, Widows' Jointures, An-
nuities, Patent, Places, Church Livings, or any other cer-
tain Income for Life, may be- supplied with temporary or
permanent Sums of Money to any Amount, by paying An-
nuity Intel estfOr the same.
The Nobility and Gentry of known Property, or their
Heirs; may be accommodated on their personal security;
and in any instance where the single security of an indivi-
dual may be deemed insufficient, the addition pf another
person to, guarantee the payment' of the Interest will re.
move the objedion ; and, in all cases, privilege will be
given to the Public to return the Principal at their own
option. '
:Personal applications will he received, every day till Four
o'Clock ; and Letters froth Correspondents in Town or
Country ',post paid) will be immediately answered, by ad-
dressing to the Direltor of the Knightsbridge Bank, at his
Town Hodse, No. 8, Lower john-stfeet, Golden-square.

COTTON ESTATE.
FOR SALE BY PRIVATE CONTRACT.
AValuable and very Imptbveable PROPERTY,
being the entire Island called UNION ISLAND, one
of the Grenadines, in the Government of St. Vincent, con.
raining between two and three Thousand Acres of Land, and
.about five hundred Negroes ; among which are some very va-
luable Mechanics, Fishermen, and Sailors. Thereare Works
and other appropriate Buildiragscomplete, and a large Pasture
well stocked. The Payment, by Instalments will be made
easy to the Purchaser.
For further Particulars, apply to Mr. Samuel, Span, Bris-
tol. •

COUNTY 01, _EDINBURGH.
TO BE SOLO, •
THE ESTATE of DRUM, lying. in the Parish
I of Libberton and County of Edinburgh, with, the Mah-
sion-house, Offices, Gardens, &c,
The situation of this Estate is beautiful, commanding a
most extensive -Frosped of the Frith of Forth, and the Coast
bit either side of it. It lies between the Roads leading to
the Market Towns of palkeith and- Lasswade, at the dis-
tance of four Miles froth Edinlatuili.
The Mansion-house and Offices arc large,- elegant, corn.
n3u.liou, and in perted repair; the Garden, Hot-houses,
&c. are extensive, and newly built.
Pleasiire-grounds, containing about fifty Acres, -are
laid out with taste, and abound with' very fine old Trees of
great beauty. A new approach to. the House, with Porter's
Lodges; &c. has been lately finished.
A Purchaser:may have inunediate possession, and ,be ac-
commodated with the Furniture, &c. &c. at a valuation,

Also, together with the Estate, or separately, the very
extensive Seams of Coal and of Lime under the same, lett
-upon Leases, which are rendered-particularly valuable from•
their good quality and vicinity to Edinburgh.
This Estate, from its high state of improvement, is un-
commonly valuable, and yields (putting a moderato Rent
upon the Mansion-house) above 2.3. d. per Annum.
-1t affords a I' reehtild in the -County. The
Public Burdens arc trifling.
For Particulars apply to Mr. Niundat,, 3, , Fludyer-
street„ ‘Vesiminster ; or Mr. Farquhar Gordon, St. -An-
drew.s.square, Edinburgh,

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-/.11-ILAINS are prevented from breaking, and
their tormenting I teinng,instarttly removediby W H
uh A D's' ESSENCE of MUST A kD, universally esteerned
forits estraordin.try Ellicacy in IthenniatismS, Palsies, Gouty
Affections, and Complaints of the Stoinaclt; but where this
certain Remedy has been unknown, or neglitted, and the
chiibiAns hoe a.t.ttraily broke, WHI FEH bAD's FAMILY
C Et ATE will ease the pain, and very speedily heal them.
Prepared and sold by R. )01-INSTON, Apothecary, ti',
Greck.street, Soito, London—the Essence and Pills at 25. 91.
each—the Cerate at IS. rid. Sold by every Medicine Vender
in the noised Kingdom.
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The l;CilUille.h.4s a black. ink Stamp, with the Name
of 1;. john6tou iniextcd on U. . -

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V Wrtfild, L 1 .VG O FFICS,, •
1305.
THE
C 01111111 S SIONERSfor P7CTUA L LING
His' /114yE.y1-1:', ivist,Y he,ely.give • , I
6,1 lf(ednes..lay 114 lgth inst. they will be ready k recti Tea-
ders in writing, seated np, treat Three fluv:red Coal-
drons_of PITTS T Fl ELI) iOOR COALS, or C.alt
6.1 equal g.,odness ;to be delive+ed in a I:l,de cat To. Card
the :pare of t,ree weekr Tram the date >J the Contra ~7, wind' and
ni!eatherpermittingi the of 1.114 .174,sty's
taalling Premises, at Plymonth and Southdown ; a, d to be paid 1,-,e
4,y tims;. payaUr, with inte•cst, ninety day; .zfter date. -
The Conditions of -the ContraCY stay be seen at' the •Seeretaty's
• Office.
No.regerd will be bad to any Tender in which the Price 4-644
not be low red in words' at length, or that shall rut be delizer, ti to
the 80. I before One o'Clock on the said Wednesday the igib
inst. nor unless the Person who makes the 1. end() , or same Person
ex hie behalf, attends, to answer when called forr.

EAST INDI A HOUSE,
• • Feb 5, 006
•
HE COURT of DIRECT 0R S of the
...UNWED Ca MP ANY of MEKCH,IN TS f ENG-
LAND trading to the East ladies cl 2 herehy give Notice,'
7h.st the Transfer Books of ti.,e said Conti:46os Stock shill 6e
skut o 7 • Tuesday the 4th March next, at Two o'Cluck, and
opened again on -Thursday the I orb, ..April
"I'hat a Quarter(y Cent; al Coart of the saki Ccnspau .0 iil 1e
held at their House, in Leadenhalistreet,,i+n Irc.inc.iday the 26th
March next, at Eleven o'Clock in the Forenoon.

That a' General Court of " tbe Said CiApany will he held at their
House, is Leaa'efthall-street, ,on Wednesday ,the 91.) April 'text,
from Nine o'Cicick in the ilLrning until ix in the lvening, for
the election of Six Directors of the said ii..orpav, for jour Years..
flud,that the Lists of the said Conthivg viii bo rea,,iyto he:de•
livered at this Houle on Monday the 2414. of March next.
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FOUR DESCRIPTIVE PRLNIS, in Coonirs, of
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and at the Interment of the late illustrious HOB ATIO -
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actual observation, by C. A. Pugin, hsq. r)y whom the
Views to the " Graphic Description of the University of
Oxford," are executed), and are now engraving in Aqua.;
tints, by W. Merigot, and other eminent Artists.
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ne Price will be Two Guineas each et, to Subscribers ;
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the Prints.

OUTLINE OF THE SUBJECTS: . -
l. Interior View of the Painted Ch.anner at Greenwich,
with the revered Remains of the Noble Hero Idui in State.
z. Pieluiesque Representation of the Procession, by water,
from Greenwich to Whitehall. _ _ . .

3.• View'of the Grand rrocession from the Admiralty to
St. Paul's, on the dal, of I nterment.
4. Exhibition of the Ceremony of the Interment in St.
Paul's Catheiral.
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ASIATIC ANNUAL REGISTER, Vol. VI.
On the rith instant .will be'published,
or,
;
THE ASIATIC ANNUAL REGISTER • "a
View of the History, Politics, Commerce, and Liters-
ture,of Asia, for the Year 1104.
By LAURENCE DUNDAS CAMPBELL, Esq.
prilited for T. Cadell and W. Davies, Strand ; and A. and
T. illa\cks and H. Parry, Bookielfers to the East India Cem.
pany, Leadenhall-street.
Of whom may be had, the preceding Volumes.
In tune next will be publiShAl, the Seventh Volume for
the Year 18os ; and in January next, the Eighth-Volume fir
the Year ISo6. . .
• - ** To the Five Volumes of the Asiatic Annual Register
already published,- Mr. Campbell did not consider it
nary to prefix his Name ; but it is now expedient toannounce
to the Public that this Work was originally planned and has
been concluded solely by him. He theretine b,:!gs' leave to
thank the Correspondents of the Asiatic Register for their
Communications, to solicit their future Favours, and to re-
quest that they may be transmitted to him, to the care of
Messrs. Cadell and Davies, Strand, London.

This Day" was published,

In,Two Vols. Bvo. price 13s. boards, a New Edition, being
the Eighth. of
ir ECTURES ON THE GOSPEL OF ST. MAT-
j_j THEW, delivered in the Parish Church of St. lames,
Westminster, in the. Years 1798, I7w, 1800, and 1801.
By the Right Rev. BEI 1.3 Y YORTEUS, D.D.
Bishop of London.
Printed for T. Cadell and W. Davies, Strand ; T. Payne,
Mews_gate ; and F. and C, Rivington, St. Paul's Church.
yard.
Of whom may be had, by the same Author,
t. Sermons on several Subjects. 2 Vols. Bvo. (loth Edition
of the Ist Vol. and s'th Edition of the zd) price las. boards;

'2.. A Summary of the principal Evidences for the Truth
and Divine Origin of the Christian Revelation. ilmo. 9th
Edition, 2s. 6d. boards,
A Review of the Life and Charaaer of Dr. Tho. Seeker.
late .Archhishop
,of Canterbury. Svo. 55th Edition;
4. A Charge to the Clergy of the Diocese of London, in the
Year 1803. ad Edition, is. 6d.

WE recommend, from trial and convietion, the
.good Ede-CH of SPI LSBURY's PATENT ANTI.
SCORBUTIC DROPS, in the. Spring, to the Scorbutic,
Gouty, and Rheumatic Habits, as a Medicine palatable, re-
movrog all Ohstrudions of the Stomach, promoting the Cir,.
ciliation of the-Bi!e, and destroying all Nervous Complaints
occalioned by the tender irritability of this Organ .
In Eruptive and Scrophulous Cases, more distressing from
-the pain the mind receives- in Young People,- we shil net
hesitate to speak decidedly, when we have given public
proofs, that the honour ofrelieving this adicier, has been our
own in many lamentable Cases. It is necessary to ask for
the Genuine Patent Medicine, with the King's Duty printed
in Black Ink instead of Red ink. .
Sold at' the Dispensaijf, No. ts, Soho-square, in i 3 offics
-of si. 64-1. nos. and 41. as. Duty included. -

STEERS's PAREGORIC LOZENGES.
To Mr. STEERS..

SIR,
A Very extraerdircry Cure requires my aeknovs.4
ledg,'Ments ; I was seized with the most'violent 'Cough
I ever experienced,. attended with great Hoarseness and Sore-
ness of the Throat and Breast, which reduced me to so mi.
:ciatect a state that alt my friends expeCted it would termi-
nate in a Consumptioo t from this dret.dtul condition I was
.cwirely restored by a.sinele llox of your Paregoric Loienges.
I am, &c...
Grpt Drifßeld, Yorkshire, MARK GILL.
There. being. many Counterfeits of these Lozenges,
Steers cannot be answerable for any but those prepared by
himself ; and as they are bold Only by F. Newbery and Sobs,
4s, St. Paul's Church-yard, his . Name engraved on tha
Staz-np is the only certain mark.ofauthenticity ; price rs.
the BoX, Puy included Where also may be had, Sieers's
Camomile Drops; price Is. 9d'.: the:Bottle, and Oil for Cori.
ralsion Fits, price as. 6d. the Bottle, Duty kncludid:

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IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT.

HOUSE OF PEERS,

WEDNESDAY, FEB. 5.

Lord ELLENBOROUGH sat as Speaker.
Mr. HAsi, from the Bank of England, presented
an A.ccoimt of the sum of 7,616,0001. applied by the
Commissioners for the Reduetion of the National
Debt during the year from the Ist of February,
1805, to the 31st of January, 1806, and of the Sum
of 1,927,6001. appropriated -to the same purposes
for the quarter,, from the Ist of February to the Ist
of May, 1806.—Qrdered to lie on the Table.
Lord. Viscount LOWTHER presented a Petition
from the Debtors confined in Carlisle-Gaol; which
was ordered to lie on the Table.

Mr. Fox, accompanied by a great number of
.Members Of the House of Commons, brought up a
Bill to enable the Auditor of the Exchequer to no-
minate' a Trustee to execute the Duties of the Of •
lice in the case therein mentioned.

The Bill was read._ a first time, .and ordered to be
read a second time to-morrow:

Lord AUCKLAND made a .Motion,sworded dif-
ferently frorn that of yesterday; respe&ing the Stand-
ing Orders, His Lordship's Algtion .now. was to
take -the Standing Orders Nos. "104 and 155 into
consideration to-morrow, with the view of suspend-
ing them; for the purpose of passing the above Bill
through its different stages; Which was ordered, and
that We Lords be -summoned.—Adjourned till to-
morrow (this day). •

HOUSE OF COMMONS,

WEDNESDAY, FEB. b.

A person from theCommiSsioners for reducing
tile National Debt, presented an Account stating the
Progress made by that Commission, in promoting
the -objeti of their ...Institution. According to' this
Account, the sum, laid* out by these Commissioners,
for the year 1805,• was 7,6 i 6,0001. and the sum ap-
propriated for the next quarter was 1,927,6001.
This aecomit was ordered to lie on the Tabfe.
The SEC R4TARYat (VAR presented,' pursuant
to order, the several Accounts moved for by Mr.
Sheridan, .respe6ting the Additional Force Bill. The
Right Hon. Gentleman observed, that those Accounts
were very volutninons, perhaps too much so for ge-
neral reading, brit aniong them was a 4 Recapitula-
tion Paper," which contained the -substance of the
Whole. For the printing of this Paper Only it was
his intention at: present to move. If, it were not
upon perdSal•deemed. satisfactory uo* the subject
referred to, it would_ be competent to any Gentleman
to move, that the whole of these Papers should be
printed.
.The several Papers were ordered •to lie on the
Table, and the Recapitulation Paper was 'ordered
to be printed.
. On the Motion of Sir C. BuNinuY, a new writ
was brdered•for the County.of Suffolk, in ihe room
of Lord Brome, now Margins Cornwallis.
The Malt Duty Bill'and the Pension Office, Sugar,
Tobacco, Snuff, &c. Bills, Were reported; and ordered
to be read a third time to-morroW.*.
. Mr. MANNING presented a Petition from the Lon-
don Dock Cc-jinpany, *praying fdrther aid.-L•Ordered
to be referred to a Selea Committee, which was ap—
pointed.
Mr. MUNDY presented a Petition from the Debtors
confined in the gaol of Derby, 'praying relief.—Or-
dered to he on the table. '