The Sun.
London, England, 1807-04-25 00:00:00

AttJNIAIIC SHALT OF VINEGAR,

The Original Invention of Mr. Henry, and brought by his
successive Improvements to the highest perfection, is (ire_
pared and sold by TUCMAS and WI L LIAM HENRY,
Chemists, Manchester.
rPHIS agreeable perfumed Liquor, which is com-
posed of highly- concentrated Vinegar, joined whit the
most pleasant Aromatics and efficacious Antiseptics, may he
kept unimpaired in any Climate, and for any period of
Its pungent Odour renders it extremely grateful end salutary
in Head Achs, Faintings, and in, all places of Public Resort,
as-Theatres, CoUrts of justice, &cc as it connterads the bad
effeCts of heated and.foul Air, and is the best Antidote against
the intedion of all Contagious Diseases.
As there arc various- spurious Imitations, under the same
and similar names, some of which are injuriously. represented
as Improvements, the Public are requested to observe, that
the names of THOMAS and WI LLIAM HENRY, Man-
chester, are engraved ou each Stamp, to.counterkit which is
a Capital Felony.
The AROMATIC SPIRIT of VINEGAR, price as. gd.
c•Stamp included) is sold, wholesale and retail, by 'Bayley and
Blew, Ng. S, Cockspur.street (the only Agents in Lon.
don authorised by the Proprietors); where may be had,
Sponge Boxes, of Gold, Silver, Cornelia!), Crystal,' &c.
Also, HEN RY!i; CALCINED_ MAGNESIA, in Bottles,
'at 2s, Ud, and larger, with Gla.ss Sc;.)ppei-, at 4s, each;
their.names
.being on 'kw StUmps.

IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT.

HOUSE OF PEERS,

FRIDAY, APRIL 24

Lord MANNERS was introduced by Lords REDES-
DALE and ELLENOROUGIr. His patent of creation
having been read at the table, his Lordship took the
oaths and his seat; as did also the Earl, of EtutoL.

A Bill to empower the Summoning:of • Copy-
holders by Attorney in Customary Courts passed
through a Committee.
The Loan Interest Bill was read a third time and
passed.
- Lord Althorpe, Mr. Fawkes; Sir Martin Folk'es;
and several other Members of the House of Corn-
mons, brought up some private BillS; 'which N'vere
•
read a first. time.
Adjourned till to-morrow (this day).`

HOUSE OF-COMAIOATS,

FRIDAY, APRIL 24.

Sir JOHN' HENDERSON gave notice, that op TUNS-
day-next he rant to bring forward a proposition
for .the better compensation/at the costs of ,111 embers
petitioned against; when-the Petitions• have-been
abandoned, and withont'sutlicient notice.

Mr. VANsiTTART,-Chairman of the Shrewsbury
Committee, 'reported that the said Eketion
was void, so far as regarded the Hon. GAILY
BENNET, and that the Petitions against Mr. BENNET,
and opposition to them, were not- frivOlous or
vexatious. On the .I\b,tion of Mr.' Y,‘NSITTAI.ZT, a
new Writ was orchtred for the eledion of a Member
11) the ro,-)in of Mr. BENosET.

A Message from the Lords derlared their Lord,
ships' Assent to the o.lk Bark Bill, and the Irish
Loan Bill.

Mr. Meux, from the India House,
.presented the
Annual.4ecuunts, pursuant to Ad or Parliament.

Lord STOPFORD and Mr. WELLESLEY PoLF
3,Vere sworn and took I,ll:tif. Seats. " • -

A new Writ was ordered• for the Borough of
Newtown, in the Isle of Wight, in the room of. Sir
RoBEKT BARCLAY, who had accepted the Chiltern,
Hundreds.

On the motion of Mr. LONG, the Committee ap-
pointed'to consider the Petition of the Trustees of
the BritiSh Museum, relative to the purehase of the
Lansdowne Manuscripts, was impowerd to instruct
the Trustees to dispose of .certain articles in the said
Collealon; under certain:restriaions.
' Sir P. FRANCIS gave notice that in the.course of
the next week he would bring forward a Motion .for
any PaperS that may have been received. by the Go-
vernment or-the Court of DireEters relative to the
late transaCtiOns at Vellore. He wished to know
from the Chancellor of the Exchequer whether it
was intended by his• Majesty's Ministers to make
any advance by way of loan for the service of the
East India Company. •

The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER wai not
aware that there was any such intention.
_ _

Mr. HOBHOUSE brought up the. Report of the
Committee for granting an additional Duty of 2s. a
Bushel on Salt, used in the making Muriatic Acid,
in Scotland. The Resolutions were agreed to.
' Mr. HOBHOUSE brought up the Report of the
Parish Apprentice Bill. The Bill was;ordered to
be read a third time on Monday.
The Reversion BM went through a Cotilaiittee.
The Report to be received on Tuesday.'