The Sun.
London, England, 1806-05-03 00:00:00

&c. &C.

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Printed for Richard Phillips, No. 6, Bridge-street, Black-
friars ;
.and to be had of Archer, Dugdale, ,Mahon, Keene,
Colbert and Mercier, Dublin ; of Edward's and Co. and Sul-
livan, Cork - of- Magee, Belfast ; Bull, Waterford ; and all
other Booksellers.

- ' Of whom may be had,
The Northern Summer • or, Travels round the Baltic;
price Two Guineas, in boars, , . .

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COMPANION TO THE PEERAGE.
• This Day was published, .
Price gs. 6d. in boards, or los. 6d. bound in red, in one
thick and closely
_printed Volume, the size of. Debrett's
and.tiearsley's I'eerage,

16i. BIOGRAPHICAL INDEX to the PRESENT
HOUSE OF COMMONS :
Containing brief but correct Notices of the Lives, the Family,
and Party Connections; the Senatorial CharaCter and Conduet,
and all other useful and satisfadory Particulars relative to
ALL THE MEMBERS OF THE COMMONS HOUSE
OF PARLIAMENT; drawn up and, printed as k Compa-
nion to the Court Kalendars and the Pocket Peerages.

In an Appendix, are given all the Division's IV/Ilia have
taken place on Great Public Questions during several years
past.
Printed for Richard Phillips. No. 6, Bridge-street, Black-
friari ; sold by •Black and Parry, Leadenhall-street ; T.
Ostell, Ave-Maria-lane; and to be had of all Booksellers in
Town and Country.

VALUABLE BOOKS, FOR CHILDREN.
This Day was published,
Illustrated with Eleven coloured Engravings,.price 6s. half-
- " , hound, •
HE MAGIC LANTERN ; or, Ten Amusing
.and Initrudivelxhibitions for Children of both Sexes;
each illustrated with .a cofoured EngraVing.
By the Authoress of ' Summer Rambles,'--4 The Red and
Black Book,' &c. dm.
• Printed for Tabun and. Co. zit the lu'venile and School
Library, NO. 1.57, New. Bond-street ; sold by W. Gibbons,
Bath • M. Keene, Dublin • Wilson and Spence, York ; and
H. d 'ozley, Gainsborough; and by all other Booksellers.
Of whom may be had, • I
If. Book of Ranks, 24 plates, price 7s.
z. 1300 k 01 Carnes and Sports, 24 plares, price 3s. 6d.
3. BA!: of Trades, 7.0 plates, 3 Parts, price, 3s.
4. Robinson CIIISOC, 16 plates, price 43. 61
5. Poplair StorieS, 2.4 plates, 3 Parts, price as. 6d.
6. Visits to -a Farm-house, 8 plates, price as. 6d.
7. Visits to London; 6 plates, price as 6d.
2. Tour through England, 6 plates, price as. 6d.
9. Visits to the Leverian Museum, price 25.- .
to. Visits to the Menagerie, price as. 6d.
it, Bible Stories, 2 vols. 12 plates, price 4s.
la. Mince Vies for:Christmas, price as. 6d.
13. The Juvenile Plutarch, 2 Parts, as. 6d. each,
14. Memoirs of Bob the Terrier, price as. •
15; Momoirs of Dick the Poney, price as.
.16- Visits to the Juvenile Library,- prie4 as.
17. Universal History,abridged, price 2s. 611.
18. First going to School, price as. - •
i 9. Poetry for Children, 11 MiSs Aikin, price as.
20. Pu--zzle bar a Curious price
at. he Travels of Orlando,. 4 vols. price 12s.
az. British Domestic Qoadrupeds, price as. 6d.
as. Proverbs of all Nations, price-as. bd
24. Tales of the Castle, 5 vols. price 17s. 6d.
25. A Poetical Ilistory of England, price as. 6d.
26 Wonders of the Telescope, price 45. bd.
27. Wonders of the Microscope, price 35.• 6d.
28 Child'.', True Friend, 5 plates, price as.
29. Presents for good Boys, price is.
30. Presents for good Girls, price is.
31. Mary and her Cat, price is. - - •
32. Dialogues for good Children, price is.
33. The Little Hermitage, price is.- 6d.
34. History of Telemachus, price is.
35. HiStory of Bclisarius, price ts.
.36. life of Carlo, price is. •
37. Nursery Ta!es, 33 sorts, at 6d: each.
38, Nursery Songs and Jingles, 6d each,' &o. &c. &c.

Merchant Vessels, where the Complement of
Men do not allow the attendance of a Medical Mane and
Where slight accidents daily occur, which, from salt provi_
sions arid constitutional bad habits, degenerate into tool ul-
cers, we have no hesitation in recoil-nu-11(1in); SPI LS.
111.11iN's PATENT ANTISK:ORBUTIC DROPS as an
Alterative Medicine highly useful in healin4 such ill-condi-
tioned Sbres. Li eruptive cases, glandular obstructions, or-
irritation of thestomach from excess of. oil; no Medicine is
,bvtter calculated titan-this Antistorbutic, and is worthy the•
attention of those visiting warm climates. •It is necessary
IQ ask for the Patent Antiscorbutic Drops,, with the King's
bury printed in black ink, instead of red ink—sold, as usual,
at the Pi.spensary, 15, Soho-square, in bottles of 5s 6d. 13$.
and d as Duty included.

w Ft.: MALE

For the Green Sickness, and other Disorders incident to
Young Ladies.
THE following Instance of their uncommon
Efficacy is worthy the attention of the Afflieted:
To Mrs. KEARSLEV.
Ramsgate, Tune:to, !Soc.

Mactant,

I cannot sufficiently acknowledge my gratitude for the
reat benefit received by that most valuable. Medicine
Welch's Pills, which, in justice to the Public, I must re-
quest you will make known to such persons as ate affiieled in
a similar way with myself. To enumerate my complaints
wnuld fillAt slieer,of paper, and take up too much of your
time ; therefore I shall only mention, total loss of appetite,
giddiness in the head, paiid complexion, pain at my stomach
and back, universal weakness, shortness of breath, pain at
my side, hectic cough, and all the catalogtfe of complaints
that indicate a rapid decline, which are all, now removed by
the use of your most excellent Pills. I was recommended
to try the sea air, from which I have not derived the small-
est benefit ; however, I hope now, by the blessing of God,
to be able to pursue my business, whiGh is Straw-work, in
all its branches. This sedentary employ, I doubt, will- oc;
casion a relapse ; but the knowledge of this valuable Medi-
cine does away every anxiety.
With gratitude, I am, MadaM, your humble Servant,..

MA I(GA R T f OHNSToN.
Welch's Feniale Pills (with Directions), price /s. 9d. a
box, are sold wholesale by G. Kearsley, Fteet-street, Lon-
don ; llicey and CO. Bow Churchyard, Cheapside ;
N;!,vberry, No. 45, St. Paul's Church-yard ; 83C01), and Co.
iso; Oxhird-stfeet; Butler, Cheapsiqg ; and Barclay and
Sou, l• leet- Market.

(.4.° As another -Medicine is sold under the name of
\Vetch's Female Tills, which is spurioUs,' eurchasers are re-
quested to mark, asrtlte surest testimony of authenticity, that
d4cli hill of Direaions is signed with the name OfG.Kejrsley
in hansi-writing ; and on the out-side, whereby' Servants
cannot be imposed on,:the ,stairtp is .printed, by permission
of His,'Ma jesy's Honourable Conimissioners of Stamps,
thus tCeareley, No, 46, Fleet-street."7—None others
are genuine, • • ~..,.. . .

IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT.

HOUSE OF PEERS.

FRIDAY, MAY 2.

Their Lordships • met again this day by Speci
Adjournment about ten o'clock. All the Peers pro
sent wore their Robes of State ; and previous b
their being marslided, forwarded several of the Bib
upon the Table. They then proceeded in the usu&
order, and with the accustomed formalities .9 ; to t 1
High Court of Parliament in Westminster Hall. ,
About four, o'clock their Lordships returned b
their own House, in the usual form 'of processiof,
and preceded by several of the Judges and a fey
Peers' sons ; they remained in close deliberatio
some time, during which the Strangers were stri&y
excluded. While the dOors were shut we unde-
stand it was ordered, on the Motion of Lord GRET-
viLLE, that the Trial of Vis Count Melville be fa-
ther proceed.ed Nvith to-morrow ; and that a Mc,
sage be 4e:ft to acquaint the cornmOns with tie
same.

On the doors being opened we found their Lott-
ships engaged in forwarding the Bills upon the ?}a-
ble. Among ;these .the- Wine Permanent Dutes
Bill, and the AppraiOrs"fax Bill, were severdly
read d third time and passed, and MesOges ordered
to acquaint the Commons therewith.
' The Admiralty .Offences Bill ; 'the, Lofigittde
Discovery Bill; Lord St. Vincetit's'Anhuity, and
the London Docks Improvement Bills, were serei-
rally read a second- time, and ordered to the cqn4i:
aeration of Committees of the whole House:.