The Sun.
London, England, 1815-06-15 00:00:00

COMMON PLEAS.

The Marquis of TOWNSH END, for the purpose
QI confirming the Devises in the late Marquis'q
will, and to' enable the Trustees and Devisees to
make• a complete title to the estates sold, ap-
peared at. the bar to suffer recoveries in the several
counties of Derby, Norfolk ,• Stafford, ‘Varwielt,
and CaMbridge by this mode all objections
to the titles of the estates under the will are rc
Innved, and the Marquis bath barred himself of all
title to the estates so devised. The usual cere-
monies of a Peer appearing at the Bar was adopted.

We are informed that Dr. COOPER, and three
eminent Surgeons, of 30 years experience in Strie-
tures,fistulas, Debilities, &e. &e.have,establislt-
ed a Medical Board, at Charlotte house, Great
Charlotte-street, opposite Rowland Big's Chapel,
Blackfriar's-foad, where the Public are relieved
from the most dangerous diseases, without saliva-
tion or confinement. The Insiitution claims the
attention of those who. have attempted the cure of
themselves, or who have been so unfortunate as to
consult men ignorant of so important a branch of
the profession, whose improper treatment have
mereurialized thousands Out of their•existettee.—
Ernpt.lons on the Head, Face, .and Body, Sore
Eyes, Throat, Month, and. Nose, Vertigo, Noise
' in the Ears, Deafness, Dimness of Sight, Tains
1-in the Head 'and :Limbs, frequently mistaken for
-Rheumatism; weakness in the Knees, swelled
Ankles, with a general debility, &e, are a Jew of
the dreadful symptoms which appear years after,
and too often embitter the Matrimonial Stqte.—
Messrs• COOPER and Co. -are. consulted (laity by
all ranks of people, front ten till eight ; or, by
letter, inclosing- a Fee (for no whet• are answer-
ed), stating their case, when Medicine and the
best Advice is sent to all harts of the kingdom
They cure the Piles ald Fistula, without burning
or euttiug, and give advice, gratis, on Tuesday,
Thursdas', uud Sonday moruings, till 12 o'clock.

7s:11.
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[PRICE SIXPENCE,-TIALFi).ENNY.

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IMPERIAL PARLIAM ENT.

•
HOUSE OP LORDS, Wr.D.Ni.-snAY, JUNE 14,
. ROYAL
The foi•loving• Bill's received the Assent by Cotninis
siOn Irish Duties and' Dr.e,•ari.s—Ce aril La e
Stamps—the Irish Sl:lmp
Commissary Cotirtst-the 'Local 'Service-4 -Ty
entor's Charges—this India tiili, Hanilk‘n ch•efs-,4 he Wh..e
Herrin; •Fi.: hery—t he Foreign !•;:iildiers' Entistifleilt--the
London rilotage-r-and the Catethinian AsylUm
H The County Bridges Bill .was br,mglit up fr,•on the Conn-
Mons, anti 'read the dist time.—The Irish Court of Fliiity
Witnesses, .the Irish Siiirit Licences,' the Irish Tanners, the
Stirling Gaol, and several' othee.Bils, went; through Com-
mittees, and were ordered lb Ale reported to-morroai.-7•The
frish,Paper Duty Bill was read'a second time,' and ciiniMitt-ed.
forte-morrow.--. Christie's Divorce Bill WiLi read a third time,
and passed.—The House! tidjoUrned. .

HOUSE, OF COMMONS. •
The Royal Assrot was given by Commissioh to several Pub—
lic and Private hills, fur s‘ hid; see the Lords.

GOVERNOR GORE.

Mr.- MARSH presented a petition from Mr. Firth, late
Attorney-General in Griper Canada, similar Co one presented
last Session, complainimg-of various acts of misc,mhtct oatd
oppression on the part of Mr.. Gore, Governor of that pro.
voice, and praying relief.—=Ordered to lie -on'tNe table. •
Mr. MARSH then gave notice, in consequence of a questitnx
from the opposite side-of the :louse, that MI Tuseday -next he
shOtild move to-refer the said petition,to a Comwittee.,.
A person at -the bar presented 'an n'ecount of the number of•
staves captured under the/Abolitioti Acts.