The Sun.
London, England, 1802-05-24 00:00:00

A WORD O.F

SHE celebrity which the ANI'ISCORBUTIC,
-1 'DROPS, fit invented by the late FRANCS SPIL
BURY, •No. 15, Soho-square, have, throngh a series of suc-
cessful reco;nmendations aaquired,,ii.aiticialarly in Nervous,
Scorbutic, Gouty-, and •Rhenritatic Complaints, renders it art
irfeumbent duty -ot the present. Proprietors to protect The
health of the Public, to the utmost of their power, by eau•
tioning them against the purchase of a spurious compot.i.
Lion ; line of conduit they are induced to adopt from a seri..
timent of gratitude as well as,a sense of then own personal
rights. This Medicine is only prep.ired at the DiSpensary
as above, and each Bottle is aceornpAnied with List of
Cases, an ampl c Of DiredionS, and the Authirs' Treatise
on Diet, Gout, ezC-. 'By permission of the Commissioners of
the Stainp-Otlice a stamp, printed in black-ink, is affixed to
each bottle, with' the Words,:" Spilsbury and Co. No. ts,
Soho-square," alsO "IV the King's patent," on the Bowe._
Bill, and Wrapper, .that the Purchaser may be. convinced of
being supplied with the. genuine Medicine, whieit'is sold in
bottles at is.. and al. Is. each, duty included • in London,
by-F. Newbery, Dicey and Sutton, Wray, Barclay, tie4iard"
and P.varts,,C lung and 13utIcr, lre Ncwbery, Bacon, Bayley,
'Bolton; Ward, Turtle, Wade, ,Svvincy,'Piclding and Cockle;
in the. Borough only by 'ClatiL, No. 269, •a.n4i Shaiv,
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11`4PERIdL PARLL4.IIIEIV T.

110 USE OF COMMONS,

SATURDAY, MAY 22.

THE Irish Loan Bill went through a Committee,
and the.ReTort was ordered to be received on Mon-

thy.

The Bill for making an Allowance for the Sub-
alterns of the Irish Militia, the Irish. Mariner6' Bill,
and the Irish Sogar Drawl.4ck. Bill, were read a third
time, and passed. '
The Medicine Aft, and the Hull Dock Bill, went
through Committees, and the Reports were ordered
to he. received on Monday.

At Four o'Clock the House adjoureed to IVlon-
thy.

From the LONDON GAZETTE, May 22.

St. James's, Wednesday, May 19, I 802.

Cereuonial cf the Knighthood- and Invest;ture of
Major-General Eyre Coate, Knight of the Most
Honourable Military Order of ,the Batb.
The Knights, and the Ofaers.of the Order, at-
tended in the Privy Chamber in their Mantles,
&c. and proceeded from thence, after the
Levee, into the Sovereign's presence, making the
usual Reverences, in the following order
The Gentleman Usher of the Order, in his Mantle, Chain,
- and BACIge, bearing the Scarlet Rod.
The Register and .Secretary. 61 the Order, in his Mantle,
_Chains and Badges._ _ _ _

Deputy Bath King of Arms, in the-Zantie, Chain, and Badge,
and hearing the Sceptre of Bath ; carrying the Ribbon and
Badge of the (` --! —on a Crimson Velvet Cushion. •
The Genealogist, in his Mantle, Chain, and Badge.
KNIG 'TS COItI'ANIONS
Right Honourao'iNtSir William Fawcett,
• Lord cr_y, •
. Howick,
Right Honounit,ie Sir vt=ii,l,i,ap; Hamilt n,
His Royal Highness trt.: I31:,:e of York, First ana Principal
Companion.

Then, by His Majesty's Command, Major-General

Eyre Coote was introduced into the presence Ir:tween

Lozd Grey and-Sir William Fawcett, the twoiunier
4hts g‘ompanions present, preceded ly the
Alernan Usher of the Order, with Revererces as

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,Sword of State was thereupon delive•ed to
~,:-.le'Sover6gaby Sir William Hamilton, the second
Knight in seniority present, and Major• General
Eyre Coote, kneeling, was knighted therewith.
Then his Royal Highness the Duke of York, the
senior Knight, presented the Ribbon anti Badge to
the Sovereign, and His Majesty put them over the
.new Knight's right shoulder ; who, being thus in.
netted, had the honour to kiss the Sovereign's hand,
and the Procession returned to the Privy Chamber
in the order as aforesaid.

This Ceremony was performed in His Majesty's
Closet, several of the great Officers of the Court
and Foreign Ministers being present.
Si. James's, May 19, 1802.

This day Baron Silverhjelin, Minister resident
from the King of Sweden, had a private audience of
His Majesty to deliver his Credentials :
To which he was introduced by the Right Ho-
nourable Lord Hawkesbury, His Majesty's Princi-
pal Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs, and con-
duaed by Sir Stephen Lottreil, Knt. iviaster of the
Ceremonies.

St. James's, May 13, iSoz.

The King was this day pleased to confer the
honour of• Knighthood on William Rawlins, Esq.
St. 3ames's, May 19, 280 z.

The King was this day pleased to confer the
honour of Knighthood on Thomas Manners Sutton,
Esq. Solicitor-Gcneral to His Majesty.
The King was this day also pleased to confer the
honour of Knighthood on John Pinhorn, of Ding_
wood-house, in the Isle of Wight, Esq.
Lord Chamberlain's Offce, May zt.

Notice is hereby , given, that there will he a
Drawing room at St. James's, on Thursday next,
the 27th instant.

Dtrunzi,rg-street, play 19, 180 2 .

The King has been pleased to appoint Charles
Arburthot, Eq. to be His Majesty's Efivuy Ex-
yaordioary to the Court of Sweden.
Whitehall, May 15, 1802.

The King has been pleased to constitute and ap-
point Rupert George, Ambrose Serle, and William
Albany Otway, Esquires, to be His Majesty's Com-
missioners for condufting the Transport Service, &c.