The Sun.
London, England, 1807-02-18 00:00:00

NOTICE TO MARINERS AND OTHERS

ALL 'Persons going Abroad are requested to take
.Notice, that!the YELLOW FEY Et< POWDERS,
and Preventive Infusion, which destroys' the •E trtets of. ail
Kinds of Malignant Fevers in hot or unwholesome
may be obtained at the •WarehouseS, which have been ez;t4-
blished thc.-6nost Philanthropic .Views,. at No. 4,;,,
Charing •Cross, near the. Admiralty, London, and No. to,
Castle-street, Livirpool, by appointment of the Diredors
of the InStitution., to secure Health in Foreign Parts, f, here
Pestilent;iliPiseasesgenerally prevail. . •
The Powders-And- nWsion .are packed in Tin 13exes, each
of which Ontains a7Quantiti,i.sufficient for One Person f(tr
rwelve:Mo4thi.,Cogethtn: with ample Directions ter its ti:ie
and'Applitzation. Patro.nize(Land'strongly recommended by
Regular and kminent.PhysiOans. -

DISEASE. ‘.
R. DuN BAR!s. PATENT SPECIFIC ", makes
.no more haste than good speed,' in secretly;.agreeably
and intallady Cdring the SYPHILIS, or Venet'eal I)isease,
-howevercdinplicated or dreadful in• its stage, condition, or
tigree ;, as well as ,L;leets, Pains, and Obstructions in the
Urinary Pa,;:.age,.S'entitial VVeliknesses, Dropsies,
&e. and other I inpariti`es. A 11. gersons applying to this Me_
dicine may place perfect security and confidence in rt'criviirg
so sound and perteJ a Cure, that the ,Disease will. never
turn qVi.thodt. Lofeaion. is used without doing
the least injltry tOfhe`Chilstititi'dm,..or the knowledge of any
person ; it neither-iequires confinament 'nor hindrance front
buhillbSS. • •
VAC hluictis sold •in Bottles, at 45. 6d. and the Pills, in
EQxes, at. Its:, 9d. each, duty included, by the Vender in
13.•- Piatlitioner, at lils-Reocisitory of
1-IVga.No•• 33, • tact-strecti Bloutnsbury.square,-London.;
and, „L,N,!y!ttisey,.Blackfriars..road ; Dunnetr, No. 3,
G.oodman's-fields; Itolloson,
Co'v9.7iiiry,,Kerey, Sims, &e. Bath.; Jodie, Carlisle ; Cole
Kry. • • •
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C 014 c;. I- „ ON SII NI TIONS,
PECT(»:t".I, ESSENCE t: F. COLT.SI-001'.
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HE Herb Colisfeol, catie'd TussilHgo, by the
Anlion,:s; hstir,e;uishixt by them, Ls :i3naln?.
viently ccnveys, tar Us exit;iletice in the core or Cunghs, and
other pulmonary ,uniplaints; and this Essence has, in the
course of a long lu-aetice, been bound the_rnost sate'and etii:c-
tual Remedy 'tor Coughs, Asthims, and I)isurders'ot the
LUngis... It gently, op:los. the, breaSt, wad iniMetliatety giveS
liberty of breelting, . without any dangttr or taking cold. lc
admirably tilt: tICOrk:, frequent Cough-
cle:mses the ;Inuit glands, reia;:es the dines, and there-
by enlarges the cavities of the vessels. Thus it will prevent
Qousuipptions, it raked oefore Lun,;;; are ulectated. I t
cures also all husky and dry Coughs, heals raness and
Soreness, ,f the Breast, and gives re, ict to those wrii;, thrott:,;ft
aAe or infirmity, are deprived of rest or sicer • ,
This is prepared .by lames ail, Surgeon, in
lifw.oi s.llci only by F. Newb,:ry snit S.Ons, No. 4i,
ttl.2 Last' End or. St. Paul's, London, hi bottles 3s. 6d. c.acii,
duty inelta&Zt; 'Sod none are genuine boy nose. which have
toe 1V0,1.1; I:.'Newbery,, No, 45, St. Paul's,:: engraved on
th.e S p ,

HE icttlrn of Ertt?tive'Compiaints at this Sea,
son, wheo the coiti %,,,:ather prevents the perspiration
from 'atitng as a coriective, is. iiICIVI) in many habits by itch-
Ills, and Intl L:11' Ifotation tnicieg the s'dn. It is no., ascr..
tamed tl►at the.a,:tion of S P I LSO K Y 's PATENT, ANTI
•SCC) lc DP,o I'S 'giv4 "iitStdnt relief, • by removing
alrObstruelions..in the S:cretOry Vessels, even when under
the action of Serophula. Its, good efleets as a- Nediente in
giving
.Appctite; iileasant to take, and icquiring'no cessation
of business or recreation, and its er:isterice as a le.netly in va-
rious complaints for mole than thirty.years in repute, nro
facts that deny'deception. •
Mr. Spilsbury is not accountable for auF mixture-sold, un-
leSs the words " By the King's l'atent7 areinsertedat
on the Bill' of Thiei:Aions, bottle, and IYrapper ; the Stamp
also (t lie. King's Ditty) is printed in lilacklnk instead of Re I
Jul:kr-Sold at the Dispensary, No. t. 5, Soho-sq-trare; London,
in Bottles of Ss. 6d. and 25. Duty,..ittuuticd.. Com-
pougct gssencc, 8:4 '
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HOUSE OF PEERS,

TUESDAY, FED. 17.

HOUSE- OF COMMONS,

TUESD.kY,
,F 413: 17.

F.dw. LcVeson Gower, Esq
Tho:ruts
R. Treanion, Esq,
Richard Long, lisq.
ChariesStioloustol Esq.
R. H. Bradshaw, Esq.

NOMINEES

Lord Brooke.
M. U. Beach, Esq,
The Hon Sir A. Wellesley.
The Hon. Robe; t Ottrzon.
Lord C. L. Gower.
).►mes Graham, Esq.
W. Mellish, Esq.

woutxzEs.
Sir John Doyle, Bart. Rosort flarst„ Esq.

PetitionCrs, Freemen—Sitting Member, [ohs' prches.
A Message froth the Lords stated their Lordships
assent to the Irish Customs Regulation Bill.
Leave was given to bring''ku a Bill for the more
speedy and effe :tual recovery of Small Debts-at Bir-
mingham, and other places in Warwickshire. ,
The Order for Calling over the House was, Upon
the motion of Lord •Howtoz, discharged, and fixed
. for Thursday next.
Alderman Sttnw presented two Petitions from cer-
tain Tanners and other Dealers in Leather of the
City of London,. upon the subject; of the Oak Bark
.11ill.-11eferred to the Committee on the said/Bill, As.
.was a Petition- preented by
.Sir Jong NEW/Port',
,front the Tanners of Waterford, against the. Bill.
Ordered, on the motion of Mr. MANNING, that
Tan Address should be
.presented to. His'Atijety,
praying for Conies of such CommisStobS as were
issued by authority• of the Crown for. the Sale of
Lands in the British West India Islands, • from the
year-1015- to the year 1775, both inclusive.

SCOTCH CLERGY.

The LORD ADVOCATE rose; pursuant to no-
tice, to bring forward a motion upon this subje*.
The Noble Lord, after some remarks upoii the pro-
priety of enabling the Clergy to preserve that hide-
-pendency of circumstances, and that deemcy of ap-
pearance which seemed necessary to secure the due
deference of their station, and not anfrequently to
give effed to their instruaions, coiled the, attention
of the Flo..ise to the manner in which the Clergy
were•provided for in Scotland: In ritaby instances
their provision was extremely inadequate,: and his
object was to remove thatinadequacy.: With, 3 view
to that, he conceived it necessary that the cotruniS
s:on of TYthes,' which had heretofore belonged aithe
Court of Session, should be transferred to the Court
of Exchequer. The reason for this- transfer must
be obvious to those who were at all acquainted with
the, comparative engagements of these two Courts.
In the Court of Session there was, 'in faet, such
a crowd of business, that that Court had not lei-
sure to attend to the discharge of this Commission,
while the Court of Exchequer was fully enabled,
without any inconvenience, to execute every thing
that appertained to it. The one .Court was really. a
bankrupt in its business to the country, notwithstand-
ing the extraordinary a&ivity and diligence of the
Ju:lges. and particularly that of the Chief judge,
who was indeed a model of industry J. while the other
Court was cOMparatively disengaged. The remm ing
therefore the superintendauce of Tythes to a tribunal
which hal time to at tend to it,was ofceuroe desirable.
In the text place, he proposed to create a fund for the
provision of the Clergy, from the stipends,received by
patrons from the death Of an incumbent to the indue.;
tion of his successor: Such receipts patrons had here:-
tofore disposed of for such
.purposes as they 'thought
proper to consider pious; bet it was now generally telt,
that the treCtion of the land he had mentioned Would.
be. much the most pious, application of it. The.
Noble Lord concluded with moving " For leave to
bring in a all for repe4ing certain Parts of the ,A6f
of the Parliament of Scottand passed in the fourth
Session of. the first l'arliament of Queen Anue,,
w:tich relate. to the Commission of Tythes, for vest-•
ing the powers of: the saiu Commission in the Court
ot Estil.equer, -and for making Ptegulations -relative
to the Exercise of the said Powers." • •

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The SPEAKER observed, that as this Motion.con-
cenkri regular mode ofproceedilig, ae-
eoru,og lo the stariding Order, :would be. to ,take it

LiII'ERIAL PARLIAMENT.

In the Committee of Privileges, Mr. Arcot was
heard 7611, -lx;lialf of the claim- of C. A.Jahs,..an In-
fint, to the Barony of Howard De Walden, and 'the
ATTORNEY GENER-KL on behalf of the Crown. Af-
ter Counsel had withdrawn, Lord Atiptx moved,
That the Chairman should be direcied; to.move the
House that the proper Officer should attend with the
Eiiroll.nents of Patents of Peerage granted in 'the
Reign of Queen. Elizabeth.. A conversation ensued
bet wen Lords Hawkesbury, Auckland, Arden, the
Duke of Norfolk; Ler& Eldon, Holland, the Earl of
Suffolk, the Lord Chapcellor, .and Lord Redesdale,
the result of which was, that Lord Arden withdrew
his Motion. After sonic further observations from
tha Duke of Norfolk and Lord Hawkesbury, the
further consideration of the claims was.deferred till
thisday three weeks.

TheCantroverted Ele&ion Trial Bill, the Barrack
CommisSioners Bill, and. the Cape of ..Good Hope
Trade. Regulation Bill; passed through the Com,
ruittees, and were reported.
The Bill for the Regulation of Courts of Justice
in Scotland was, on the Motion of Lord WALSING-
uard, ordered. to _be read_a second time on 'Monday,
the 9th of ordered:
the Lords to be summoned
for that day.
The' Earl. of TROSSLYN MQVed for an Address
to his Majesty, praying for certain Papers, consist,-
ing. of R....turns respe6ting Recruiting, the Etfettive
Strength of the Military .Corce, &c.,—Ordered.
Adjourned till to-morrow.

This day two,liallots took place for Committees to
inquire into-the Petitions, &c. relative to the Elec-
tions for ,Liskeard and Sudbury. The _following is
the reduced list of Meinbers chosen to tryAhe merits
of the Liskeard Election :
Sir C. M. Pole, Bart;
Sir Cliarles.Morgaii, Bart.
E. B. Portman).Esq:
john Maitland, Esq.
M. Sims, Esq.-.
Joseph Cripps, Esq.
John Ilud,on, Esq_.

Thomas Creevq, Esc'. The Right Hon. C. Long. •
Petitioners, Nicholas Tomlinson, A lex lnder Nowell—Sit-
ting Members, Hon, •W. Elliot, .William Huskisson.

The following-form the Committee for trying the
merits of the Sudbury Petition.

The Hon. W. A. Townsend:
The Hon. C. Butler.
Lord Archibald Kurd4on.
Henry Swin, Esq.
The Hon. A. C. nradshaw.
Sir W. Paxton.