The Sun.
London, England, 1806-03-29 00:00:00

EAST INDIA HOUSE,

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March 28, JBo6.
THE COURT of DIRECTORS of the UNITED
COMPANY of MERCHANTS of ENGLAND trading
10 the East Indies'dohereby give No:ire,
Th.at agreeably t? a Resolution Of the General t ofthe said
Conzfilny, of 'the ,26tb inst. a I:ortri will he held at shoir
!fonts id Leadenhali-street, ent the 7th of ,May next, at. Pleven
o'Cloi-k in the Fonenow, to tai int,) C;nsideratiou the propriety Q.!'
rernoving alldouks.as to the con:v:47l,de of the h c - Law, .9e.77.19,
of chg. 6; respecting the granting of Pensions, by adding the
wordy " or any Sam of Money equivalent thereto," 4r wordrts
that lid, ,
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R,44 SAY,. S're,

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WELc H's FEMALE PILLS,
For the Green Sickness and other Disordent incident to young
Females.
ri`HE following Instance of their uncommon
cacy is worthy the attention of i he Afflicted.
To Mrs. F. EARSL E Y, Fleet street, London.
MADAM,
I am the .unfoctunte Daughter of an Officer in the Army,
who fell in his Country's Cause, by which means his Family
are left in a situation that it is necessary each should endett-
vodr to provide for themselves, which, from indisposition,
I was entirely .incapacitated from, tili an intimate friend re_
commended your PI LLS, which have in a wonderful man-,
net restored me to health, having removed the obstruaiOn
complained of, and, in consequence my complexion, which
was'exceedingly yellow, has resumed its wonted colour, my
health is quite recovered, and the pains in my head and sto-
mach, with numberless other complaints, too numerous to
mention, which have now all subsided, and I am once more
in full health and sprits, able to encounter every difficulty.
I beg you will make my case public, as many yo,ing woman,
from a sedentarylite, have similar complaints, which they
are unwilling to attribute to the real cause—want of exertion.
Permit me to return you my must grateful thanks, for
all favours, through the medium of Mrs. Smith, and beiiave
me, . _ _

Your much obliged, and very humble Servant,
Exeter, Aug. 40.805. CAROLINE WALKER.
Welch's Ferriale n
Pills; with Directios, price zs gd a
Box, are sold wholesale by G. Kearsley, Fleet-street-, Lon-
don ; Dicey and Co. Bow Church-yard.Cheapside ; F. New-
berry, No. 45, St. Paul's church-yara ; bacon and Co;
No. tso, Oxford-street; Butler. CheaPside; and Barc1:1
and Son, 'Fleet Market.

rx A s anJt her Medicine is sold under the name of Welch's
female Pills, rich is spurious, Purchasers are request,: t :0
remark, as the surest testimony, ot. authentizity, that each
Bill of Direetiona is signed with the name of C. Kearsloy in
hann-writing ; and On the oms;ide, whereby Servants c4ii.ncir
be Unposed on, the Stamp IS printed, by per GC
Nlaj'esty's 1-lonourihle Commissioners of Stamps, thus:
C. li.earsizi; N 0.46, 'ileet-strect. .Nono others art genbtin4.

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IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT.

CIO USE OF PEERS.

FRIDAY, IsIATICII
• Ig the Appeal-Johnstone and others v. Scott and
another, Mr. Grant was heard in behalf of the Re-
spondents. The 'further hearing N''as then postponed
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till Monday.
The ku.,,30.0,0001. and I,soo,oool.Exchequerßilis'
Bill, the Spirits Excise Duties Bill, and the Felons'
Transportation Bill, were read a third time and
Fused,. ancl.a Message sent to the Houie of Com-
Mons to acquaint them therewith. ,
Mr. HAw TU-0 R :IE, Mr. B A r.Dww.. and several-
other Members of die House of Commons, brciught
up •the Expiring Laws Bill, the Cape of Good Hope
Tradeßegnlation Bill, and a Private Bill ; which
were severally read a first time.

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