The Sun.
London, England, 1802-12-29 00:00:00

GENUINE CALCINED MAGNESIA.

Prepared by Thomas and William Henry, Chemists, King.
Street, Manchester, is -sold wholesale and retail by them,
and by 1. Johnson, St. Paul's Church-yard; and retail by
Bayley and Blew, in -Cockspur-street, and J. Jeboult,
Oxford-street, in bottles at zs. 6d. or with ground stop-
pers at 4s. Stamp included; and by an Agent in principal
Towns. With each Bottle which is signed by T. and W.
Henry, are given ample directions for its use.
CALCINED MAGNESIA is highly beneficial
in all Diseases of the Stomach and Bowels, attended
with acidity; and gives immediate relief in the Heart-burn,
The eifeds of intempera cc in .eating or drinking are greatly
relieved by_ it ; and it affords one of the mildest and most
pleasant aperients, especially to persons who, from a seden-
tary life, or other causes, are under the habitual necessity of
having, recourse to laxatives. To persons of a bilious habit,
it may be reconlmended with peculiar propriety ; and its
virtues ,have been repeatedly testified in the diseases of warns
.climates. Most of the complaints of Children in early in-
fancy, •and even at more advanced periods, are attended with
acidity.; and in such cases, the Calcined Magnesia has a great
advantage:over other absorbents; - viz. that it both neutra.
lizes the acid in the alimentary canal, and carries it off; by
aging as an efficacious yet gentle purgative.-
The superiority of the, Calcined over the Common Mag.
nesia 'Alba, consists in its operating in less than half the
dose ; and in correcting acidity, without increasing, like the
common or uncalcincd Magnesia,- that flatulency which is
generally troublesome to persons of weak digestion.
In consequence of considerable improvements which they
have lately made in the manufadure of Calcined Magnesia,
Messrs."r: and W. Henry arc enabled to off.l to the Public
their preparation of this Medicine, which has already been
honoured with the approbation of some of the first -Chemists
and Physicians of the age, with increased confidence in its
superior purity. The Calcined Mdoesiaprepared by them,
will be found to be perfealy deprived of air, tree from taste,
smell, or' other disagreeable property ; and without roughness
or grittiness to the touch or. the palate. This superiority
over all other preparations of the kind,. has been attained at
great expence and labour, and will be supported by unremit-
ting attention.

11VIPERML PARLIAMENT.

HOUSE OF PEERS.

TUESDAY, DEC. 28.

THEIR Lordships sat but a short time, during
which, the Billsbefore the House were •foiwarded
in iheir'respeaive stages, and the greater part of
them read a Third time.

capt; MARKHAIV, attended by several Mem-
bers, brought up the Navy Abuses Bill, from the
`Commons, who h3d agreed to the Amendments,
made therein by their .Lordships.---IThe Bill was
'ordered to be laid" on the Table.

Some arrangements were made with respea to
.the hearing of Appeals. 'After -which, their Lord-
ships adjourned rill to-morrow, when a Commission
takes place for giving the Royal Assent to certain
Bills which havd passed bdth Houses,
,and when the
:adjournment for the,:recesss expeded to take place.

HOUSE OF COMMONS,

TUESDAY, DEC! 2S.

THIS day the SPEAKER counted the House at a
little after four o'clock, when there being only 18
Members present, 'they were of•course--Adjourned
rill to.rnorrnik_

From the LONDOiV GAZETTE, Dec. '2S, 1 FO2.

Stocaolm, Dec. 3,180 t.

THE Queen of Sweden was list night safely de-
livered of a Son. -Fier,lVlajesty is as well as can he
expeaed;atid tile Young ;Prince is in Peffeft health.
Vienna, Dec. 7, iSoz.

This afternoon Her Imperial Majesty was safely
delivered of a Son.

Ordnance-Office Dec. 27, 1802.
ißryal'Regin.fnt of Artillery. . • ,
Second Lieutenant John Pticehard to he First Lieutenant,
vice T. Stanwix, deceased, Dated Nov, 26, '50.?...
Gentleman Cadet Ednoind Walcott to be Second-Lieutenant,
vice C. Rook.; promoted.: Dam! Dec. 20, tSoz.
carts of Ky.sl
Gentleman Cadet George C. Hoste to be Secant! Lieutenant,
,vice 14, promoted'. Dated Dec. 20, 1802.
, • /I"ar-Qtriare, December 28, •
4th Regiment of Dray;ov n Guards, Cornet Thomas Boydto be
..-Lieutenant, by purcii .se, vice Ogilvie, promoted.
6th Ditto, Patrick Ile con GQldie, Geut to be Cornet, by
purchase, vice Clark e, whose appointment does not -take •
place.
tzth'Regiment of Lig/it Dragoons, Edward Kelly, Gent, to
.be Cornet, by pure? .ase, vice Bridger, promoted., '-
`t3th Ditto, Arthur I-1 ~nry, Gent. to be Cornet, by purschase,
vita Gilbert,• who' retires.
r.t Battalion of the Regiment of Foot; Lieutenant Wil- •
ham Hely, from ' the Half-pay of the 2d Battalion, -to be
_ tietiti:nant, vice ? layo, who exchanges.
Sltli Regitiient of Fo at, Nicholas Toler Kingsley, Esq. to be
Paymaster. vice: Ridge, who resigns.
14tH 'Ditto; Eil.Sl4 Benjamin H.' Junek to be Lieutenant, by
purchase, vice f food, promoted.
17,ti Ditto, "tieute 'train -William Hart Lapslev to .be Captain,
h puretaf.e, Morrieon,• promoted. , Captain William
Sauders, trim/ the. Half-pay ot the Regiment,' t 6 be
• ten,-vice who exchanges, teccivliVe-The ttiftercnce:•—
Eat4ignßictee: A Midgeley to be Lititeeelit, by pu:•ehase,
.51ce-Titkling, promoted in the 01 West India,Regiment.
-.l9th Ditto, Cnlitain Frederick Flankey, from thi Shp Foot,
to be Cant A' :a, vice Grant, 'who exchanges. • ' ,
36551 I)ifto,--leiptain,Lieutenant Henry Cole4olinsen,. frOm
. the -}lel t-• of the 9t'A Foot, to be Captain-Lieutenant,
• vice: -,::;'won, who retains the Adjuta,utcy of the Rcgi-
.
• -. mein; , ' -
7-37th7DiJ ,t'* -Ensign Herbert Cox, froM the rith West India
nee •feent, to be Ensign, without purchase, vice Hodgson,
-roe) sited.
lames Fullarton, Gent. to be Ensign, by pur- •
ciee..e., 'vice Campbell, promoted.
•sz,i r itto, Ensign Thomas Noel Harris. from the 87th Foot,
• Lien'tenant, by purchase, vice Ogilvie, who retires.
57J Ditto, Lieutenant john Bneh-m, from the Scotch 'Bri-
to he Captain, by purchase, vice Forster, promoted
r!.O tith loot. •
Ditto, CharleSlDottglas Ainslie, Gent, to be Ensign; by
• purchase, vice Brown:!, promoted.
f etit Ditto Lieutenant William Plenty Disney, from the both
hoot, in be Captain, by purchase, vice Ct‘ ler, who retires.
To be L:eutenalits, without purcoase -Lieutenant • Richard
from Half-pay of the 15th Foot, God-
- rick Sards, Ensign J. Kerrison, Ensign orange Bal-
neavts, Ensign Darld littliwavis, Ensign R. Thompson,
A. Henry Kelsey.
Tu Ens'ens, without purchase—l. Franciiini; Gent vice
S.:ftio. • F imeis heretic, Gent, vice K. errison. Charles
f;;el..t. vice Orange Balneavis
69th Unto, 'Lieutenant C. I. Barrow to be Captain- Lieute-
nant. witilout purchase, vice Ligertwood, promoted in the
tat Roy.il Garrison Battalion. Lietitentint William Law_
Trace, front Half-pay of the/27th Foot, to be Lieutenant,
. , vice harrow.
• 7ed Ditto, Captain It. Godolphin Rooper, from the 3d West
India Regiment, to he Captain, vice Seott, who cxci,iangese •
SStli Ditto, Captain William Grant, trout the 19th Foot, to
he Captain, vice Ilankey, who exchanges.
ad West India Regiment, Lieutenant Archibald Stoddard,
from the Half-pay of the Slit West I ndia'Regiment, to' be
Lieutenant,- vice Wallop, who exchanges.
' 3d Ditto, Captain Charles Scott, fonit the 721 Foot, to be
Captain, vice Rooper, who exchanges. Lieutenant John
:Woodgate, front the 25th Light Dragoons, to be Capraip,
W,thcut PuKdiase, vice Conned!, appointed to the t`it
It oval Garrison Battalion.
4th Ditto, Captain folio. Raw, from Half-pay of the 'tth
West Imidia Regiment, to be Captain, vice Bray, who ex-
. chtinges. Serjeant James Browne, from tlae.6e,th Foot, to
"b2.Ensign, without purchase, vice. Carey, promoted.,
:6th Ditto, Ensign Frederick Plensker to be Lieutenant,
without purchase. John Stretch, Gent, to be Ensign,
' vice Pietisker.
tat Royal, Garrison Battalion, Lieutenant George Fraser, tram
the ozd "root, to be Lieutenant.
'tit Ditto, Captain Archibald Christie, from the 6th Bat-
talion, to be Captain. Lieutenant Peter Smith to be Ad.
jutant.,
Carmarthenshire Gentlemen and Yeomanry Cavalry,
Lieutenant John Howell to be Captain, vice Bowen, who ex-
elianges.
Northamptonshire Gentlemen and Yeomanry Cavalry.
Major William Ralph Cartwright to be Lieutenant2Colonel,
voce the Earl of • wh resigns. John Joshua
Earl of Carysfort to -be Major, vice Cartwright. Cornet
Jelin Godfrey to be Lieutenant, vice Harrison, who re-
,signs.
To oe cornets— -- Viscount Althorp, vice Cox,
_who
resigns. William Flenbiiry, jun. Gent. Vice Arndt*,
wno resigns. S. W. Harrison,l Gent. vice Godfrey.
.E.t.stern Regiment of Sonc-rsetrbire Gentlemen' and Yeomanry
Cavalry.
Major John-Tyndale Warre to be Lieutenant-Colonel, vice
Hannitw, who resigns. Captain William Lambert White
to he-Major, -vice Tyndale George Messner, Esq. to be
•• Captain, vice Richard Messner, who resigns. Quarter-
Master George Walter to be Lieutenant,' vice Rossi ter, who
' resigns. William Ranger, Gent. to be Cornet, vice Slee,
who resigns.
Warwickshire Gentlemen and Yeomanry Cavalry.
Cornet Robert Willoughby to be Lieutenant, vice Boultbce,
who resigns.
Yorkshire Words Gentlemen and Yeomanry Caudg.
, Sir Mark Sykes, Bart, to be Captain of a Troop, vice Sir
Christopher Sykes, deceased.

IWFNIORANDUM

The Appointment Ot Ensign John Hildebrand Hill to be
Lieutenant, by purchase, in the ziith Regiment of Foot, vice
Muliens, promoted, as stated in the Gazette of the 21st
.nstant, has not taken place. ,

cotstlllssiov. in the Stirling, Dumbarton, Clackmannan. et,,d
Kinross Regiment of Noilit British Militia, signed hy. the
Lard Lie:steno:lt of .Stirliwx-.Liire.
The Duke of Montrrise, to be Colonel. Dated June 26, 1802.
James Mayne, Esq. to be Major. Dated as above. John
Dunmore Napier, Esq. to be Captain. Dated as above.
Adjutant John Tovey, to serve with the Rank of Captain.
Dated as above. Lieutenant A I..xartrier Campbell to •be
Lieutenant. Dated as above. • Lieutenant Williarn Watt
to be Ditto. Dated as above. Ensign John Macnab to .be
Dittb Dated as above.' "F.dward Clarke, Lieutenant in
the late Banffshire Fencibles. Dated as above. Daniel
Wingate to'be Surgeon. Dated as alaiie. Ensign Edward
Clarke to be Lieutenant. Dated Dec, 14, 1802.
Commissions in the Ayrshire Regiinent of North British Mi-
litia, signed by thi Lard Lieutenant, and approved of by His
111ajesty.
To be Colonel, The Right Honourable Archibald Lord Mont-
gonierie. Dated Oet. 22, 1802.
To be Lieutenant-Colonel—Sir Hew Dalrymple Hamilton,
Bart. Dated Nov. 24, 1802. •
To.be Major—Janas,Fergussort, Esq. Dated Nov. 24,1802.
To be Captains—Sir David Hunter Blair, Bart. Dated Nov.
24, 1802. Crawford, 'Esq. Dated Nov. 25, 1802.
John Hamilton, Esq. Dated Nov. z 6, tBO2. James Hun-
ter Blair, Esq. Dated Nov. 27, 180 z. lames Farqhtiar
Gray, Esq. Dated Nov., 29, -1802. john Taylor, Esq.
Dated Nov. 3p, 180 z. Charles S. M'Allister,
Dated Dec. a, 'hoz.
To be Lieutenants—William Duncan, Gent. 'Dated Novem-
ber 240802. fames Young, Gent. Pared Nov. 25, 1802..
john Cameron, Gent. .Dated Nov: 26, 1802. John Lind,:
say, Gent. Dated Nov. 27, 1802 William Allason
Gent. Dated Nov. 29, 1302. William Pagari,Ge4t. Dated
Nov. 30; 18oz. Duncan Macintvre, Gent. Dated Decem-
ber t, 1832. Andrew Campbell,Gent. Dated Dec. 2,18802.
To be Ensigns—Robert M‘Dermeit lergushill, Gent. Dated
Nov. 24, 1802. John Bell, Gent. Dated Nov. 25, 1802.
Patrick Auld, Gent/ Dated Nov. 26, 1802. Andrew Hair,
Gent. Dated Nov. 27, Ike 2. Alexander Farquhar. Gray,.
Gent. Dated Nov 29, 180 z. David johnstoue, Gent.
Dated Nov. •30, 1802.

BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED.
Feb. 19. William Hamblv, of Great Bell-Alley, Coleman
street., London, merchant, at eleven, 4t

BANKR(I.PTS

Robert Hughes, of Noble-street, London, warehouseman,
... to surrender jan. 4,, at ten, 22,- at eleven, and Feb. 8, at
• one, at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs. Lyon and Collyer,
Bedford-row, Londcin ; or Mr. Robinson, Manchester.
Nathaniel Forth, of . Kirby Moorside, Yorkshire, druggist,
lan. 17, 18, and. Feb. 8, at eleven, at the York Tavern,
York.- Attornies, Mr. Tate, York; or Messrs. Allen and'
Exley, of F u rniva l's-I on, London.
Joseph Lowe, ot. Liverpool, tanner, 'January 2r, and
Feb. 8., at eleven, at the Globe Tavern, Liverpool. At-
. tornies, Mr. Orred, Liverpool; or Mr. Windle, Bartlett's-
Buildings, London.. •
John Sniaddy, William Ellison, and Robert Walmesley, of
Blackburn, cotton-,u Jan. 6, at tile Dun-
'Horse, Blackburn, 19, and Feb: 11, at ten, at the Star Inn,
Manchester. Attornies, Mr. Edge, St...A.un's, Manchester;
or Mr. • Edge,, Inner-Temple,' London.
DIVIDENDS.
jan. 22.' Francis Bristow, of the Haymarket, boot and
shoemaker, •at ten, at Gwldhall.
lan. -22. William, Bowie Hannah, of-Black-
friars-Road, oilmen, at ten, at' Guildhall.
Jan. 22. John smith, late of Woolwich, hawker. and pedlar,
at ten,it
Jan. 18. Abraham Haim Cortissos, Leman-street, GoorL
man's-Fields, merchant, at-twelve, at Guildhall. • '
Jan. 22. Williatu Lawson, of Great Saint Helen's, money-
scrivener, at:eleven, at oilaal 1.
jan. 18. .1-leery Williams, or Criekhowell, Brecon',,monty
scrivener, at tile Bear Inn, Crickhowell
Jan,2o. Thomas Parke; late of
,Lancaster, merchant„ at
, three, at the Commercial Inn, Lancamr.
/lan, at. William DowbiAgin, of Lancaster, merchant, at
three, at the Commercial Inn, Lancaster.
• jan. 23. John Bervon and •James Benson, of Lancaster,
. . linen.drapers, at the, at the CommerOal Inn, Lancaster.
jan. 25. Gilbert Wright, -late of Worcester, glove-seller, at
eleven, at the Crown and Sceptre Inn, Worcester.
fan. 24. A braliam,Young, of Bristol, corn-lador, at twelve,
at the Rurnincr Tavern, P4isttal. •
C'ER7.IFICATE.
Jan. IS. Thomas Thomason and George Nicholson, of
Liver,pool:mercharits.

MAILS.

ARRIVED.
French o - - - - - - - - - -
Ham burgh o

DUE.

PRICE OF STOCKS,
THIS DAY AT TWELVE O'CLOCK.
COMO'S - - - 73 OITHHUM - - 4

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