The Sun.
London, England, 1807-04-17 00:00:00

ANT ADDRESS.

.W FIENEVEB.. tho Ploprietor of Dr. NORR IS's
v v DROPS solicies.the attention of the Public, it is.
with a pleasing confidence, inspired by the knowledge t hat-
thiseelebrated Medicine is too universally lamed for its un-
equalled virtues as a SPeeitie in Fevers of every description,
Colds, and all Disorders' arising from obstrueled Perspira..-
lion, to permit such an Ad:tress to appear intrusixe ; for' to.
possess ability to save a . Fet!owcreature s life, and use it
not, is to be deficient in 4uty-toGed and Society. '!'he nu-
tnerous testimonies of gratitude for health restored, wheira!l'
other means hole failed;best prove its. title to the univetsaL
estimation it has obtained. I'll 4 motives of gain should havedeprived numbers of.experiencing the unrivalled 'Effii:Acy of
these Drops by thenaroduetion ut a' deleterious Counterieit,•
to •be lamented; but the i-vciur of Governmenfilias per-
milted an etleCtual guard against this base fraud, by the name.
Thomas Norris Moore'' engraved 'ort the Stamp round
each Bottle: as the Stamp Duty now equally extends to Ex-
portation, ,it is hoped Druggists and Venders will attend to
this indisputable in:4k of their being genuine, as allpossible
means have, and will betaken, to expose „such 'a
imposition in the West. India Islands, where they are highly
valued as a sovereign Remedy in the most malignant of Pu.
trid Oisorders, cal led the LLOIV fEV E R.

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sold wholesale and ktessrs: Bacon and Co. No. 130,
Oxt*rd- street.

HOUSE OF ,C011721,101V5.
- THURSDAY, APRIL 16.
TiliSAai a Ballot took place for a Committee to
try and determine the merits of the Petition com-
plaining pf an undue EleCtion fOr Edinburgh, and
Mr. White announced the following as the reduced
list for that purpose.
William Maxwell, Esq. Lorl Robert Seymour,
Thus. Cholmonckley, Esq. Win. 1-lUskisson, Esq.
Grosvenor, Esq. Lord C. H. Somerset,
I. E. S. Wortley, Esq. Sir Evan Nepean,
Lr rd 11 nninx, WM. Clifden, Esq,
Vicount I. A. Bannerman,' Esq.
. To* Nlacnialsoni Esq,
lobn Calcraft and lames Montgomery, ,Esqrs-.•
Loi TEmag adverted to the circumstance-of
a Noble Lord who was a defaulter, and-ordered to
attend yesterday, but excused from attendance until
Tuesday next-,. on -the-ground- of: indispOsitiOn': • but
y,.q it so happened, that ha was a teller upon the
divis'on this ineriiing at six:o'clock, and had to count
this Very excused Noblerriir. ; and-he also .saw him
this day, in the street quite in good health and spirits.
This was a case to, which he thought it his duty to
call the attention of the House ; but be should- wait
tq _hear what course the Chair would, `think
duly in hitn.to take upon such an occasion: -
The SPEAKER observed, that in the absence. of
any Member against whom grounds of complaint
Were supposed to lie, it was not customary to take
any proceeding upon such a -complaint previous to.
an Order be.ing made for the attendance of such
Member.
Lord TzmrLE moved, that Lord Henniker should
be ordered -to attend. in his place to-marrOw ; and
gave notice, that unless that Noble Loid-gave a satis-
fajtory explanation with respeel to the, transaaiou he
had described, he should submit.- a Motion to the
House respeCting it.
Lord CASTLERE&GH observed,, that
.he had no
doubt the Noble Lord referred to was unaware that
any proceeding would be taken respectinglihn, -or
be-would not have failed to attend to-day.
The SPEAKER suggested, that: in courtesy to the
absent Member the Notice should be withdrawn,
and-postponaltill to-morrow--=by which time the
Noble Lordwould, no doubt, be apprised of the in-
tention of bringing it forword.
Lord Ten.m.n adopted this recommendation, and
postponed the Notice till to-morrow; upon which
day Lord lienni,ker was ordered to attend.
Mr. ;FIUSKISSON reques.ted, t hat the names of the
'Members who had obtained leave of absence. might
be read over '-andarriong them would be found that
of Lord G. davendish, who had voted on both the
late divisions.. .
This proposition was conceived irregular, and the
conversation dropped.
Ordered that, at the rising of the House, the
Right Honourable John Foster should be discharged
from the custody of the Sedeant at Airm, first pay-
ing his fees.