The Sun.
London, England, 1807-01-23 00:00:00

would dace iitA if ,tech persons had been appointed
tti such offices respcaively before the'slid
according to the terms of the sere-
rai warrants, comtnissions, cr instruments, which'
such' persons, so to be appointed, shall respeaiely
receive from the said Commissioners of Customs and
Port Duties, with the approbation aforesaid, for
executing such duties reipe6.tively.
And bi:it further enacted, That it shall he lawful
for the'said•CoMmissioners of Customs and Port Dir.
ties in Ireland, with the approbation of the Cornipis.-
sioners for executing the office of Lord High Tre.r:
;surer of Ireland, and of the Lord Lieuteriamor other
Chief Governor or Goverhors of Ireland, to appoint
such salaries to be taken and had by the several per-
sons who shall be appointed by the said Commis'.
sioners Of •Custom's and Port Duties, to execute any
of the duties of any of the said offices, ndt wholly
aboli'Shed by this Act, as the said CommiisionerS
mentioned, with such approbation, shall think fit.
And be it further enacted, That on the absolute
abolition of any office under the provisions:of, this
Act, it shall and may be lawful for the Commis.:
sioners of Customs' and 'Port Duties in Ireldnd,''for
the time being, with: the ,approbation aforesaid, to.
make such just and reasonable compensation, as
:they shall in their judgment think proper, to the
Deputy or ' Depaties, Clerk or Clerks, or to any
other person or persons, who on or.hinediately bei
fore the was or were employed
in such office so abolished as aforesaid.

Provided always, and be it enacted, That when
and as often as it shall be found necessary to make'
a new appointment under the, authority of this Act,
for the execution of any of the duties of such. of the
offices herein mentioned, as shall be requisite to be
performed, although, the mews are,abolished, the
said Commissioners of Custoins and Port Duties
shall in all such caseslay ate account,ol -the same be-
fore both Houses of Parliament within .days
after-the begiuning.of,each Session, describing the
office, ail the atnotiiit df flie.Salary ‘vhfcli shall be
appointed for the-sarn;2.. -

Tuesday se'rmig,ht, -about seven o'clock, a inapt
1. entered the house-of Mr. RATES, of Ulconib,- Kent,
-with something black over his face, and a pistol irs
I "eaCh'fiand,'-and presented one at Mr.I3A-rs, Who is
near 80, and the other at •hiskn, as they v.,ei-e sit
ting one each side the fire. In a minute after,.
two more came in ; they, with seeming civility, told
the old Gentleman they wanted money, and would
have some ; he said he Ivould not be robbed—hiS
life was of no consequence, and seized the artt that - -
presented the pistol at him ; the sell and-his wife'
begged-him to desist, and said his life Was more Va.;
.luable than his' Money. Two of the robbers then
• went up stairs,.leaving.one below as a peed,- ;.nd
.took what silver spoons and other articles they Could;
and about 201. in cash; they then came dawn, and
made the family submit to have their hands aid legs
tied, which was done, and "hey remained in. that
state till ten `o'clock,,,when, by repeated exertion,
the old Lady got her hands clear, and relieved her
husband and son. This is the third time this house
has been robbed within the last two years, and once
Of. upwards Of 401.
COnSUMptions and other decays of native, whe-
ther the etre6ls of natural consequences; or proceed-
ing from improtiQncies' or ati advanced "tape of life,
. have engaged the study and attention of the firsc
Physicians of this and all other nations in vain, until
Dr, Solomon's. Cordial Balm of Gilead vas happily
discovered, and promulgated to the world, and which
has produced such instances of its good effeas
must convince the most incredulous of Its amazing
restorative powers. To enumerate its truly happy,
healing, balsamic, and renovating efficacy, testi-
monies of the first authorities are now extant. It is
admirably calculated for bilious and other disorders
Of the stomach and bowels ; for head aches occa-
sioned by indigestion ; and for preventing palsies
and apoplexieo, so often the consequences of free
liVing. Recourse sbotild be had to it after every ex-
cess, and upon every slight indisposition.—The
Gd. and 335. bottles may be had of Matthews and
Leigh, 18, Strand, and of every reputable Medicine
Vender in the Kingdom, with the words, ‘.‘ Sand.
Solothon, Liverpool," engraved on the Stathp.