The Sun.
London, England, 1812-03-06 00:00:00

To Messrs SIIAW and Co.

. - . " Birrningham, March 16, !Soc..
" Gentlemen--lu justice to you, and to certify the value
of that excellent Mcitkine, Church's Cough I)ropsi J send
you the tolluaving case, at the particulir request
.of the pa-
tient. . .

• "MYLES SYVI-NNE'll."
" Sir—l cannot,sufficiently, acknowledge the cure I have
received from Church's cough Drops. A most suffocating
Asthmatic Cough during the winter affliaed me so severely,
that I expeded nothing less than death every minute ; one
bottle relieved me considerably, and tour more perteell Y • re.;
Stored' me. Your sending this to the Proprietors mill-oblige
your bumble servau'q
" THOS. EDMUNDS."
.

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Sold %Vholesale and Retail by Shaw and Edwards, No, 66,
St. Paul's Church-yard, on-the loot-way ; Tutt, Exchange;
and Bacon and Co. Oxford-street ; and one Vender in every
town.

Non6.can be, genuine o:cejit ".S haw and Edwards; 66, St.
l'aursCluirch.yaid," is engravcd un U1t.:44%111p. Priw.: AS. 6d.
and double lize 4s. Od. per bottle.

The Earl of LIVERPOOL said, he did not conceive
it necessary, after the repeated discussions the mea-
sure had undergone, to take upthefr-Lordships time,
with any farther remarkshis.Lordship then seem.;
ed to advert to another Bill before the House,wbich
was very closely conneaed.with thesubjett. The
principle upon which the measures proceeded was a
very old principle, and •freq.rently before recurred
to. All -be should now say'Nvas, that the Bill afford-
ed only the same' proteCtion to• the manufatture of
stockings and •t he franies, !hat is a ffdrded to all other
manufactures. In .addition, however, he would
say; that the present was only a temporary mea-
sure, which would eXpire at the end of two yedrs.
The Earl of Moinn ekpressed his conviation,
that one of t he greatest tnischiefs attending the pre-
sent proceeding, was its. tendency-to mislead the
House into an idea that they had corre6ted the. evils
in question, whets in reality the case would be-
found widely.different Lthatit would only augment
and exasperate the disorder.; it was like applying a
piece of brit, pidister to a cancer, and expecting.from
such a remedy, the extirpation of flre,cortotling and
fatal disorder. In ordee.to eradicate the great and
increasing, evil, the 'whole system'or the Govern-
ment- of the country must be completely and radi-
cally altered. It undoubtedly became. the justice of
the House to endeavour to exti;pate such a dangerous
species of offence, but it ito less beedine their justice.
to endeavour-to preVent those,distres.ies which gave
rise to them ; and to try to ameliorate the.situat tint
of the starving Manufacturers. /they should think
and, seriously consider what the effed of such a mea-
sure must be on the desperation of an individual,
divested of the means of supporting his family, be-.
cause all application' of his manual induStry
,was
denied to'hint: That MiSerable.systnn of corrup-
tion which for some years past has usurped and
abused theliame of croyeintnent; must be correat-
ed, if they meant to bring- home the minds of men
and Britons' to that loyalty and affection for their
Constitution and GoVerninunt, upu which alone;
rested the stability of its institutions, and the safely
of the country ; if they Meant to unite every Bri-
tish heart, as they ought to be, in support and in
defence of the Empire in oftior to einduate this
work,-they. must turfy -their minds to Many did-ea.
rent ob.psus;. There could
-be ho sufcty to tlir:
no permanent or general system of prosperity or
amelioration cipeeted, but trent a change in the
system upon which the government of ttie country
was administered.

' The question' was again put, and the Bill read a
third time and passed.. • ,

'• 'Alter a fewvi )tds from the Earl Of LAUDERDALE,
in a very Emir tone of yolto, the ordel as as read for
theit Lordships going into a Commit tee on -theNot-
'tinghain,Wkitch and Ward Bill.

A few words were then interchanged across the
table, between Lord HOLLAND and the Ea!' of LI-
VERPOOL, the purport of. 'which, as we Could
led, was, that the former Peer would reserve his
oppoSition to 'certain pails of the Bill, Ilw`prind-
ple of :which he had no objedion to, until a subse-.
fluent stage.
_•_

Their Isoruships then resolved into the COrnmit-
tee, and the elases-and p.roviiioni of 'the Piql_were
agreed to, without ot:iert ation or alum-lin:V. The
Bill was afterwards terorted.