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

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From the Hon. and Right Reverend the Lord Bishop cf
CARLISLE, to Kr. CHING, Apothecaty, Cheapside,
,
London.

sit,
IReadily embrace the opportunity your Letter af-
fords me, of adding my testimony to that of the Lord
Chief Baron in favour of your CHI N g's PATENT WcyltM
MEDICINES, my eldest Son having, a few ,months aglir
derived very material benefit from .the use .of it. Fie had,
been unwell for several weeks previous to his taking it ; ap,
geared pale and emaciated I WAS languid, and complained
frequently of pains in his head and side.. The Lord Chief
Baron, who had accidentally seen him in this state, fortn-
stately recommended to me the trial of your Lozenges.; and
that no time might be lost, or any mistake might occur, in
obtaining the genuine Within°, sent me :three doses of
The first of tnese occasioned a visible amendment, and after
theseeond dose every
.unpleasant symptom disappeared ; but
1 judged it right to give the third, as the two former had
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• recommended your Lozenges in seVeral inStariees, wherein I
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otpeat service; I ought to add, that front the nature of the
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Complaints to have arisen from an obstrlion between the
Stoutach and Viscera.
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TUESDA.Y, FEBRUARY 2, 180.

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IMPERIAL, _PARLIAMENT:

SOUSE OF. PEERS,
MONDAY, PUB. 1.

• Counsel was heard in the Irish Appeal,Zir Gedrge
Hill v.Spence:—to be further heard on Wednesday
at two o'clock.

The Loan CtikscaLtlia rose,' and, pursuant to
the Order of the House, communicated to Lord
'Viscount Cathcart and to Lord Gambier; each Roble
Lord being in his place, the"Vdte'of Thanks agreed
to by their Lordships, for theit 'tespeetive serViccs
before Copenhagen. .

Lords Arne....t al' and GitilliEll'returned thfmks
each, in neat speeches, expressive of their gratitude
ter the high honour conferred odittern. •
BALTIC EXPEDITION.

. The Duke of NORFOLK rose' to postpone his 1\11o.;'
tion, which stood for Thursday next, fOr the pro-
LduiEtio.s.,ef certain Papers relative to the condua at
itt.-aCk on Copenhagen.' The Noble Dhkelnoved,
tfiat the-Order for ThursdaY, be discharged,- and drat '
' a new Order' be. made fiJr Monday, sUrninoning
their Lerclshipi to attend''On - that day.—Ordered
accordingly.. ,
thid'HOLLAND next rose to defer his Motion,
which.stood, for this day; till Thursday-next. He
hoped, that by, that day, the Noble,SeerLtary would
find it cotAvnient to; produce .it., as no doubt could
well be entertained of the existence: of the Explatia-
tion gives to, Neutrals, :morel particularly .o the;
American Nlintster at Paris, of 'the French,,Decr9e,'
of November, 1806. His Lordship
,concluded with
moving,.that the Order for this day be discharged,,
and that a fresh Order be. made,tor Thursday next..
Ordered. ,
Lord GiRBY adverted to,the Papers,for whicidke
gave notice on a former, day,- that it was his iiiten-
'tion to wove, viz, the. Answer or Answers returned,
'to General
,Budberg's seco.n4,Note, by our Ainbas-
:sador St. Petersburgh.- He should.. new, nanie
Friday next for making his .Motion, for which day
he moved their Lor;dships be suunnoned.—Ordercd.
Lord.Aoext..AND also.moved,,the discharge of the
Order for his Motion for producing. the Declaration
signed .by and his Noble ,Friend, Lord
Holland, during the Treaty.with America, and
which Dedaration had been delivered to the. Ame-
ricanilenipotentiar,ies. tin should, 11(..p,,, rc-
serve to himself the privilege of,bringing ;:: M)-
_ tion ort*cifliy. next, if nothing- intervened to i,teycilt
hitu.---Adjourned till to-morrow (this day.)

HOUSE OF'CO.iIEIIO NS.
MONDAY,- FEE. 1.
The Hon. RictutareaYD.F.a,took the oaths and
his seat,' on his re-eletlion. .
10r, r.,t.,tio the Bar, Abat
his Majesty had been waited upon with the Addresses
of the House of the 26K"27ths, and 29th of Jatm-
ary, and that his Majesty has been graciously plea)ed
to Oee dirt.ttions accordingly. • • ,
Lord CASTLERAPIGH presented Copies of certain
Letters from the Lords of- the Admiralty to- Lerd
Castlereagh and to Admiral Gambier, pursuant to an
Address of the House.—Ordered to lie bit the table,
and to be printed.- „
VOTE or THANKS FOR StRVICES IN ZEALAND,.
The SPEAKER ocTiainted the House, that he
had received a Letter liorn Admiral *Lord GaMbier,
in answer to his Letter, cothenunicating to that
Noble Admiral the Thanks of that. House. The
Speaker then read the Letter, In which, after ac-
knowledging the receipt of that from the Speaker of
Jan. fg, conveying the Thanks of that House, the
Noble Admiral -begged leave to atssure 'him, that
this signal mark of the approbation of thiti Housw
had made upon his mind a deep and lasting impres-
sion, and that his.sense of it was so strong, that he
was at a loss how to express hithaell in terms ade-
quate to so 4ininent a distinaion.
The SfieAXER then proceeded to signify the Vote
'of the Thankas'of the House tce tikfse gallant Offi-
cers, Who are Members of the House, and to whom,
when attending in their places, tzn Address ftom the
Chair is the only regular channel for.communicating
the Resolutions of the House. This duty the Speaker
performed in a manner that retie led as much honour
upon the august Body, whose sentimentg he uttered,
as it must have given satisfaetion and honourable
-pride to them to whom. they were so conveyed.
• The following is nearly the form of the Address
delivered from the Chair on this interesting occasion,
the several Officeia standing up hi their places dur-
ing the delivery, and the most still and awful silence
'prevailing in the House:
" Major-General FlRcli, Major-General Gaosva-
Netti ,MajcirGetieral Sir A. Wist.tatLEY,
This House contemplating the important, ser-
vicesperformed by his Majesty's Army on , the Ex-
peditiun to the Island of Zealand, ;and highly ap-
plaudiog the ieal, intrepidify, and skill, displayed by
the Generals pnd Officers engaged' in it, has con-,
ferred upon you the high honour (jilts approbation,
by a Vote of Thank ; a higher.hbnour it is hot in
the poise& of this House to, bestow. , In the distri-:
bution of this honour, 'it is at all times matter of just
satisfaelion- and pride to this House, to behold,
within its own walls, any of those distinguished
Officers . whose Merits have. entitled them' to this
high and honourable reward. But I shOuld
wanting in these expressions of the feelings-of
the House, . if I forbOre to notiee, that this
House is, on this occasion, downing with its
Thanks one gallant Officer, Well known to the gni,
titude of the House---who haslong trodden the paths
of glory, -whose genius, skill, and valour,- line ex.--
tended the distant bound:tries of the Eropire--Avhose
sword, the -terror, of remote ens:2[lllw, 11as; its this
instance, been dittwttn to defend the seat of the F:tril.
;lire and the Throne of hi;Sovereign.-I ana:chatie4
Itti thank yQii all, anil do,-now„ name tat