The Sun.
London, England, 1812-02-20 00:00:00

EXCHEQUER BILL OFFICE.

New PalaCe Yard, Westminster, Veb. IF, t 8127
The House of Commons having on the 17th instant come
to the following Resolution :

" 'THAT ever' person interested in, or etritled
"a- unto any Exchequer Bill or Bills, dated between
the tat day of March, !Sit, and the 14th day of February,
ISt; who shall carry the same to the office of the Paymas-
ters of Exchequer Bills, between the 2241 and 29th day.s of
February, 181 2, both inclusive : (unless a sum amounting to
fourteen millions sterling principal money of the said bills
shall be sooner subscribed) shaft he paid the interest that
shall become due thereon respedively to the 9th day of
March, 5812, inclusive, and shall have in exchange, for such
bill or bills, a certificate or certificates to the Governor and
Company of the Bank of England expressing the principal
sum contained in such bill or bills, which certificate or cer-
titicates ,shall entitle such person or persons for every ont
hundred pounds principal money contained therein, to one
hundred and eight pounds capital stock in annuities, after the
rate of five pounds per centum per annum; to be added to
and made one joint stock with the fives pounds per centum
annuities, created,by a6ls made in the 24th, 25th, 34th, 35511,
36th, 37th, 48th, 49th, loth, and s tst years of his present
'Majesty, for granting annuities to satisfy certain Navy, Vic-
tualling, Transport Bills, Ordnance Debentures, and Exche-
quer :Bills, and the interest to commence from the sth day
of January, tBl2, which said annuities are to be redeemable
at the-same time, and•in like manner as the said annuities al-
ready established are now redeemable-by Parliament, and to
be charged upon, and made payable out of the Consolidated
Fund of Great Britain."

The PAYMASTERS of EXCHEQUER BILLS do.
hereby give notice, that daily attendance will be given at
Vizir Office, from ten o'clock in the morning to one o'clock
in the afternoon (Sunday excepted), from Saturday the 2241
until Saturday the 29th instant, both inclusive, for the pur-
pose of receiving the Exchequer Bills, intended to be funded,
pursuant to the above resolution ; and the Bearers thereof
arc desired to place the several descriptions of bills in sepa-
rate lists (which are to be obtained at the Office) classing
them in the order of the dates, and arranging numerically
such as are of like date and value ; and they are to express.
the amount of the principal sums contained therein, and the
anlount of interest that will be due thereon (which will be
paid. in money) computed from, but excluding the day on
which they are respeaively dated to the 9th day of Morelli,
1812, inclusive, when the interest will cease; and they are
desired to state the amount of capital stock to be created, in
respell of the principal sums intended to be funded, and to
write their names (without abbreviation of their Christian•
names) and places of abode on their lists, and to indorse each
bill r, ith their usual signatures.

To avoid delay, the parties are recommended to apply at
the Office previously for memoranda, and to bring them
ready filled up attlie time of subscription ; observing, that
the aggregate amount of their several lists must be stated in
one memorandum.

N. 13. The days for payment of interest apd for delivering
Certificates in Exchange will be advertised in ihe Public.
Papers as early as possible. ,

WILSON'S CHINESE FLUID, or TON-
QU 1 N OIL; is the
,only d;scovery that has ever
been found to etnEtually prevent the Hair from odor
changing colour, and occasioning it to grow thick and long •,
and its power of regenerating Wait- on parts of the head
whi.:h are become bald, is trisly astonishing; it possesses the
most grateful fragrance, gives it- a beautiful gloss, and
strengthens the finest Hair ; as it renders it capable of re-
taining us curl in a damp atmosphere; it is perfettlyiniwent,
and is proved, front experience, to. possess those properties
so often expetted in vain by other preparations. •
• (.)1,1 at .Is. and Bs. and in large bottles, at one guinea, by
the Proprietor, R. Wilson' 171, axturd-street.
And by appointment, by Bayley and Blew, Cockspur-
street ; Rigge, Cheapside; -"Vurn;:r, Bond-street ; Newt,erry
and Sons, St. Paul's Church-Yard ; Persall; Ilalborn ;
Raine, King-street, Covent-garden; Berry,- Greek -s-treet ;
I.ow, Strand ; and by all Pert Milers and Nledicine Venders
in Town and Counti y.

A EAI: BLESSINk: TO MO [HERS.
THE AMERICAN SOOTHING SYRUP

•
ill never-lading remedy for Cilildreu eatting
their Teeth, was brought from-America by a family,
where it has saved li.r.dreds of Children when thought past
recovery through convulsions; tOr in hal fan hour after using,
the child will gradually r«e'over, being as innocent as.eliica-
and so pleasant, that no chill will refuse. to Jet their
Kurds be rubbed with it, When children tue 'four mouths
old, though•there is no appearai;ce of teeth, mothers should
rub one bottle of the Soothing Syrup on Ineir gums, for, by
opening the pores,in that early stage, not one child in a bun.
died will have tits, or what is termed breeding the teeth in
their loins, the cause of so many rickety.cluldrai ; sod pre-
vents that pan:fii operation of• lancing the gum, Which al-
ways makes the next tooth,much hardes to come thro-igh.
Mothers ought never to be without the Syrup in the Nursery;
for it %yak,: in the night with pain in its guin:;, it imme-
diately opi!lis the pores, heats the gums, and prevents lever
or convulsions!,

•To be had of the Prtrrietors, I. Johnson and Co. No. t,
Newinaii-street, Oxford-street ; alio by Shaw_and E,.vcard••;
ot. Paul's Church-yard ' • G.oldink, 42, Cornhill ; and by all
Inc principal Nlediciiie Venters in town and Country', at
2s, yd. a'hottle, for ready money.
.Caution -Be sure to ask for Johnson and kVillfarns's
American Soothing Syrup, as there are a number of Spuiibus
sorts.

N. B. .Mrs. Johnson relieves the Infant Poor, as usual, at
her !-louse, every Tuesday anct'S.Aturday morning, twin mite
icf ten o'clock, by hrinAing., a letter hum a te;.4frztAbie
tcever that they are real rdli;v:.l4 of charity;

IMPERIAL

HOUSE OF PEI,S.

WEDNESDAY, FEB. 19.

ROXBURGH CAUSE..
Wanehope and others v. Ladtes.Esseit.and Mary
Kerr.---Thii branch of this imporrant .case being
taken into consideration, Sn. S. Rotnitly anti Mr.
Horner were heard for the Appdlams. Mx. Adam'
and Mr. M'Conothie, on the part. of the- Respon-
dents. Ana afterwards Sir S.ltomilly, for the Ap-
pellants; in reply.
The Loin CLIANCtLLOR expressed his opinion,
that their Lordships' judgment, t% it h re.pect :0 the
present case, would require some consider ation,
and in that view he inovtd to postpone the tact her
proceedings tvon it till Friday; whieh was ordered
accordingly.
The East `lndia Loan Bill was brought up from
the Commons by Mr. WALLACE and other Mem-
bers; as were the Coil Trade Regalati-rt, and Cu-
par Jail ails; ',resettled by Mr. LUSHINGTON anti
Gen. WEMYSS. Thete Bilk were respectively re„d
a first

Mr. Montague froth the-)Cliamberlain of Londotis
Office, presented ce:tain Accounts ditecled to be 14id
annually before Parliament.
'roe Bills upon the Table were then forwarded in
their respective stages; and soive jud!cial nsit,e4
transacted. After which their Lordships adjourned
till to-morrow, when the Regent's Message, relative
to the-Eirl of Wellington, will be inkQii into con-
-ickratiOtr. •