The Sun.
London, England, 1812-05-16 00:00:00

BY DIVINE PROVIDENCE.

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1. only as. gd. is the best remedy in the Universe for
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proves!, that it will restore Health even where the Constitm.
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The Cordial Balm of Quito is sold wholesale and re-
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• • •Thla bay 'Was PublMed,
In one Large Volume Duodecimo, price in boards 6s.
A New Edition of
4EDITATIONS f6r the AGED./
JAL By 401 IN BREWSTER, M.A.
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in Quarto, price 11. is. in bOards,
THE TRAGEDIES of NIADIJAGEN,
IVIENINON, LADY MACBETH, ANTONIA, and
CLYTEMNESTRA. , •
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RENEWAL OF THE EAST-INDIA CHARTER.
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•
ThiS Day was publiShed, price 4s.
AN HISTORY of the TRANSLATIONS
which hive been made. of the SCR I P R ES, from
the earliest to the present A throughout Eulope; Asia,
Africa, and America. Co-nposed chiefly, with the View of
ascertaining in how many new Languages the British and Fo-
reign Bible Society has been the mearis of preaching the Gas.
pel. Nov published as an Appendix jo a. late Pamphlet,
entitled, An Inquiry into the Consequences of neglecting 40
give the Prayer Book with the" Bible. '
By HERBERT MARSH,
Margaret Professor of Divinitx in Cambridge.
• Sold by Rivingtons, St. Paul's Church. yard ; and by
Deighton; Nicholson, and Barrett, Cambridge. • -
Of whom may behad, by the same Author,.
T. An Inquiry into the, Consequences of negleCting ;to give
the Prayer Book with the Bible. Interspersed with Re..
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portant Matter relative to the British and Fori..:gn .Bible So.
,ciet.y.

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IMPERIAL PA RI, 1,4 3.1 4:VI.

HOUSE OF PEERS.

FRIDAY, MAY 15.

, ,ORDERS IN COUNCIL.
Their Lordships assembled at two o'clock, when
the House resolved itself into a Committee rela-
tive to the above subject. - (Lord Walsiughain to
the'Chair.)

The witnesses eitatnined with respea to the alle
gations w the Petitions presented were chiefly Mr.
Rideotit, of Birmingham, -and Mr. Findlay, Chair-
Man of the Chamber of Oommerce at Glasgow..—
TnelatterGentleman was examined at con,Lterable,
length.
Lord HdLLAND presented the Report of the
Highgate Archway Bill, which was that their Lord- •
ships' Committee had 'agreed to the same- without
aity amendn:i.ent. -

The Earl of Pawls presented a Petition relative to
the. Orders in Conned, which was rekrred to tha
Committee thereon.

The House then re§utned, arid the Committee
was ordered to sit again on Wednesday.
The retnaining Bills on the table were they: for-
warded in their respeEtive stages, and House ad,
journed till Wednesday next.

HOUSE OF COMMONS.

ZRIDAN, MAY 15.

Sir G. WARRENDE4I presented a petition from
Port Glasgow in favour of, and Capt. BEN NETT t
petitions from Shrewsbury against, the Orue•s in
Council.-r-Ordered to lie on the table.
On the motion of Mr• 13ROUGH AM, an account
was ordered to be laid before the House—of the
official value of British goods exported during 11te
last.ten years; distinguishing those which had paid
duty on exportation from those-which had not.

In a Committee on the salaries to t he Comrnissioners
ot AppeaFand :Commissioners of Bogs in Ireland,
Mr. W. Pole moved two resolU:ions, which were
agreed to; the one for granting out of the Irish Con-
solidated Fund a salary of 8001. to each of the Cam:
missiobers'of".AppeAl,: the other for granting out
,of
.the same hand a salary of 5001, caeacl) of t!,e Cotn
missiencrs of Bogs, The report was ordered to- be
received on NV. .'nesday.
The Itish.Sugar Distillation Bill went through a
Corntonttie, the report of ‘vhiCh was otdered to he
received on Wedbesday. - •

The liiph Bog draining. Bill was read a third time,
and passed.

ra a committee on the Glass Duty Ass, seyeral,
resolutions were agreed to for granting drawbacks
on certain desciption3, of glass exported. The
eport was ordered to'be brought, up on Wedoes,
day.

The Committee on the Admiralty Registrar Bill,
was postponed to Friday, the Committee on the
Scotch Taxes Bill to. Wednesday, the Committee
on tf!e Southern Whale Fishery Bill to Thursday, the
third reading of the Embezzlement Bill to `flints-
day, and the Committee o& the &rish Populalion
Bill.to Wednesday.
Mr. LocKRAtiT postponed
,his notice of a motion
relative to the American. Claitnants; from Wethk.s.
day next Monday three weeks.
Mr. COOPER brought in a, till to amend the AEt
respetting Grand Jury Pit,entments ip
Bead a first, and ordered to be read a second time,
on Wednesday, and to be printed. ,