The Sun.
London, England, 1805-02-13 00:00:00

IVED NESDA y, FEBRUARY 1805.

VICTUALLING OFFICE. •
February 3, 1803.
THE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING
His 111.1:YESTY't 'NAVY do hereby give Notice, That
on WEDNESDAY the 2,7tb inst. they wilt he ready to receive
"fenders in .writing (sealed up), andtreat for the supplying, on
separate Contrail:, of SEA PROVISIONS to His /meaty
Ships and Vessels at Falmouth, and at Milford Haven, for
Twelve Months certain, [rote the. 17th March next, inclusive ;
and further, until Six Months warning shall be given on either
side, for the termination thereof The mode of payment to bely
Bills, payable, With Interest, nicety days after date.
The Conditions of the Coutafis may be seen gt the Secretary's
• Office, at ibis Office; or by applying to the Cattalos of His Ma..
jetty': Customs at Fainfouth Milford Haven reipellively.
IVo regard will be bad to any Tender is which the Price shall
not- be inserted in words at length, .or that-shall not, be delivered
to the Board be/ore One o'Clock on the said ' Wednesday; the
271 b inst. nor unless the Person wh9 makes the Tender, or
some Person as his behalf, attends, to answer, when called for.
Nor will any Tender that contains extravagant prices upon oat
"grader, and pricer much inferior to the real valise ISPUSI other:,
be Considered as proper to be admitted.

NOV
Thisclay was published,
. ,
P tinted ttnifortrily with Pelorett.s Peerage) in Two Volurnesb
containing about One Thousand; Pages, with near Five
Hundred Arms, corradiy engraved, price 155. boards,
rrHE NEW BARONETAGt of ENGLAND ;
qontaining as well a. concise 6'enealogicat History, and
an Account of the present State and Alliances of the English
Baronets, and Baronets of Great Britain, froin the institution
of the Order in Orr. to the tfnion With Ireland at tile close
of the.,Ycar t 3.4, with a Liit of the Baronets created since that
period.
-- Printed for William Miller, Albemarle-street ; and E.
Lloyd; Harley-street.

VOR the Rimuniiitismi and Colds Which prevail
• at this .season 'of the year, ne Medicine is so safe and
etlicielous 35; Dr. tAMES's ANALEPTIC PI LI-S. Their •
peculiar tendency to promote perspiration, and alLthe na-
tural secretions, will account for their singUlar virtues in
these Complaints, as well as in 'mull others to which the
Human Frame is liable from the vicissitude of our ,Climate.
The Fare admirably calculated for Disorders of the Stomach
ant Bowels, and tbr persons of a Bilious or Gouty habit.
They arc likewise pattrcularly serviceable in Head-aches oc-
casioned by Indigestion; as also in preventing Palsies, and
Apoplexies, so often, the consequence of intemperance. Re-
course should be had to then atter any excess, awi upon every
slight indispositon ; and thus their well known charaCleristic
of proMotmg longevity will be maintained. Theyoperate as
gentle .Purgative, and require no confinement.
Sold only by F. 'NI wasay and Sons, at the AVarehouse
for Dr. lames's Powder, No. 45, the East End of St. Paul's,
four doors from Cheapside, London ; and at Dr. James's
late hense,. in Bruton-street in Boxes, price 45. 6d._ each,
Duty included ; or the quantity of Six may lee had in One
large Box, tot tl. 4s..—Observe that the Name, .4' F. New-
bery, N0...45, St. Paul's," is engraved in the Stamps. All
others are Counterbeits.,

Riga Non. garquis,Lothian, Sir lonli Coghill,
gt.i-lon. Lord Dudley and Ward, Sir f raneis Blake,
Right lion. Lord 0 rantleY. Sir Edward Ilewohant,
Right lion. Lord Fortescue, Sir lames Armstrong,
Viicountais Dudley and Ward; fudge Barrington,
Dowager Lady Grantley, General Droulen
'Dowager Lady Fortescue, . General Norton',
Lady Fahrtowth,
General, Doyle,
Bo'

Lady Apprece,
Hop. Mr. Shirley,

Cotonbr Da tail);
and many otheis,

HAVING, fur more titan twenty years expe.
rieueed'the efficacy of GO DB6l4l)'s patent VE G E.
TABLE BA.l.Sil„ht, for the cure of Coughs, Colds, Asthntas,
and Consumptions, in their own fathiliet, as well as wit..
neSSect it in others, recommend it to be kept by.all per..
sons, paiticirlarly at this Season of the year, to have, recourse
to upon the first attack of either of the above COMplaints ;
which cases it never fails of ,success, and in hundreds of in.
stances it has performed cures after eatienis have been given
over by their Physician,
..by •whielt means a great nunibe.r of
the. Faculty conjoin in the recomMendatinn, inlVingtadmit.
test it as the tint Medicine • itt the World for the above Dis.,
orders. • • •
Numerous certificates from others of the Nobility and Fa-:
billies o f distindion„ as well as from the aboVc, to.whom
ferentes may be' Made, May be seen at the Proprietors', No.
A, Brooinsbury.square, which arc.prools of its,utility, be
yowl the
.power of envy to dispute., •
N. B: To:prevent fraud; their name is written on every
label,and punted at full length upon each stamp that covers'
the cork of each. bottle.
Good alloWance for Exportatiom

For COUGHS, COLDS, ASTHMAS; See,
rr HE only Genuine Panora! B4LSAIVf of HQ..."
N.EY,
.inVenied by Sir Tabu Shavy.'and
Edwards, No. 66, St. Paul's-Church-yard, having the sole
Right in the Sale or thelledicine, His Majesty's ,orrithis-
sioners of Stamp Duties, to secure their Property from:Pira=
sy, have ordered their address, ." Shaw and Edwards, 66,
St. Patilsi Church-yard," to be engraved on the Stamps ac-
companying each Bottle. .This is the only Mark of Authen-
ticity.
The Linnaeus ofllritain recornmeids this.excallent-Prepa:
ration, ai Most salutary and eiredu.il Renicily for all
DiSorders of the Breast and Lungs: Congealed-Phlegm, Acri-
niony in the fluids, and Obstrtietions in the Chinas, are
gently and safely discharged by easy Expeebration; Wheez:.
trigs and Uneasiness in Breathing are ,speedily removed by a
few Doses., lt takes off the Irritation, opens the Thoracic
DUas, andheals the Soreness of the Breast and Lungs.' Thir-
ty Years Eltperience has continued the Recommendation, in •
the immediate Relief ancl gradual. Cure of Coughs, Colds,
Asthmas, and Consumptions. It is the greatest PreServer
of the. Lungs.ever discovered, and contains all the healing,
softening, and soothing Qualities of that Salubrious Extrael
of Flowers Called Honey ; and the richest Balsams of the
Eastern World; it is as restorative as 4sses' Milk, and never •
disagrees 'with the Stomach ; a Common Cold yields to its
benign influence in a few hours ; and when resorted to ;before
the Complaint is far advanced,, all danger of Consumption is:
.certainly prevented.
Stich are the faint Outlines of the Merits of Sir John Hill's.
Balsa ni of Honey, the result of long Researches into Nature,
by that great Botanist, who dedicated his Life to the Disco-
very of the true means or Health in the Vegetable Kingdom..
.CAUTION.—As the severest Human Laws are unequal
to the Prevention of Fraud, by Coining and Forgery, so the
Value of this Medicine has induced base and avaricious Men-
to vend Counterfeit Preparations of it ; Preparations not
merely devciid of alt Efficacy, but also contalningadarge por-
tion ofthatd.eleterious Drug Opium. And it is not long
since the Wife of the Rev. Robert Fowler, of Peterborough,
had nearly fallen a sacrifice to a spurious Balsam of Honey,
sold by a Chemist and Druggist in London it is necessary,
therefore, to repeat, that the Genuine haVe the Stamp en.
'graved " Sltaw and Edwards, 66, St. Paul's Church-yard,"
without which it is a Counterfeit.

(j The above, And all Sir john Hill's Medicines, may
be had, by tile Appointment of Shaw and Edwards, of the
Venders in Town and Country, price 31. 6d. per Dottie,. or
sight in 8116 for 1'3.25.

IMPERIAL P.4RLIzIiVILIVT.

HOUSE OF COMMONS.

TUESDAY, .FEB. 11.

,THELoneonCoal Market Amended Bill •went to
a Committee, and The Report was ordered for to.
morrow.
The Greenland FiNhery Bill was committed for
to.morrrnw.

Mr. Gas moved for an Account of all the
Balances due to the Public which remained in-tha
hands of john Haniilton, Esq. at the time of his
decease•. Also for a 'Copy of the Royal- Warrant
granting an additional' Pension to Lord Melville as
Loid Privy Seal of Scotland. Also a Copy of the
Commission granted to Robert Dundas Saunders,.
Esq. as Collett-or of the County of Fife, &c, tor.
Cher with some other Papers conneeted with the'
flariner.—Granted.
Mr. W. ELLIOTT moved for• a Return of the.
Royal Veteran Battalion added since the last Re,
turn.—,-Ordered.
• Mr. Ross moved for an Account of the Exigence
attending the preparing of a reception for the Egyp.
ciao Muthmies in the British Museum.—Ordered.
• Also an Account of the sum granted last Session
to the-;lritish Museum, and'the expenditure thereof:
Ordered.

Mr. BANKEs expressed a wish that mre effeaua I
measures might he taken to render that valuible
Depat of rare Antiquities' more accessible to the,
PubliC.

Mr. Rost said, that every thing possible had
been done to give effect to the Hon. Gentleman's
wish.
wish. _ _ _

thought that Curiosities °loch yr-
lue should not be exposed to all descriptions of peo.
plc without precaution:
Mr.. Wtt. SMITH alluded to the manner in which,
at least, as large and as valuable Collefti,ins were
ochihited to the Public in other Countries,' almost
at all hours, and yet nu detriment to titem was ob-
served to arise from that indiscrituate. admission.

Mr.'J'uLt:ltit did not thibl: their forbearance
wonderful ; for a man, who ventured to touch even
a Print might be locked up for life. -
It was then moved, that ,a Return he laid upon.
rho TJble of the'number of persons permitte'd to
visit' the Musenbs for the last siX.months, nifa the
Re!golaticns Onder which they were admitted.—
cirdered.

These several Accounts were immediately after
laidsupon the 'Fable.
The Loyalty 1)-lan Bill was' read a second time,
and entrunittei for to-motrovv, after a few (Assents.
tiotis (ruin Nit. CHAPMAN.