The Sun.
London, England, 1803-06-09 00:00:00

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' At the oily We;arehouse, for Dr, lAMEs'itiOWDER,
No. 45, St. Paul's Church-v.l:d. Ltindoti.
following N'IED [CAKES are Sold, at tilt
Pricer atmeated, including the Sr.o Duties; and ;is
it is enacted, that from the Ist of Sepaufnl4r, ttiaa, toe
Stamps should.• to all'Plopriclary Medicines, as
well for io!Lign as tor Home Consitinii; ion, sod 1,1 anti,
s:tl.l-able, Audition made to the St.,Hip;, cll iii.,2Vtiriez;
IntOter v.doe, or thu.e in bulk, the pric,,!;: yr 14, lames's.
Powder will he in nature 9d. per Packet, or rl: 6d„
per.Dogen but the ilOantity ut a•Dozen Packets iii a Hot..
Ito (as ;,111:ttle ul. fir the Army and Navy) be bait tor
11. 4s. 'And as by liwolie or the Commissioners of thoei
Stamp Office', Plates are prepared tor 'Mr. Newber3,.'i sepa..;
are use, with hia Name cogiaVed in eacll.Stonpi thg
will Ls* careful to observe, that the words, F. Newhery;
N„,, St Paul's,,,. are printed in the Stamps or all Iii::
Medicines; end as it is resi-in:A that this will-be a suffi-
cient security against Count:l-wits, his Signature on the
Lables on Dr. 141114:5'4 Powder will be discontinued front
henceforward.
• Stamps will he allowed gratis, as usual,' to those t' lto
purchase flail a Dolen or more at a time, of thelowet
priced articles. a. d.
Dr. latne'S Powder , z 9., Lozengeiallflois IN
Do. a Bottle - 24 •• 0 Freake*sTinet. or Hark' 4
Do. Anaieutac Pills 4 6 Do. fluxham's A rti
De. large 130 X • 24 'English 9
1.3 r. Steer's Opodeldoc 2, 6 t;rneine Arquentisatte 8 6
Do. convoigion Ottriskirk Medicines 8 6
1)o. Camonitle•Drops 9 I ilqtqli's S4:ots lilts a
i)o. pitrug,,fi,; toz'enges i a lissenceof Peppermint I r*
Perry'', litdous Pd Is 4 6 rant's Drops • t 1#
Dr. Austin's Chalybeate * Dr,'Hooper's Pills a ti
ditto - 4 0 Glass's Magnesia 3 6
Carrninatave a y Henry's I)iatu - • 2
Essencoceoltsfuot 3 6 -Norton's Drops, a s 6
hia
cep„: San v p .Spittibury's lirops c 6
111r.,S pence's I)entrifrice 4 o Dr. Solandet's Tea 2 9
I Ones's itheumati!: Tine, • r;reenorigh's Tincture t,
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tare 3 6 Do. Tutu Lozeugcs
the first twenty Articles above eiroinotaw ;,anal ss,
N.. 8. Stamp with Newbery's Name are affixed to
Pertvins4 patticuLarly St:Pi:IMS and :Messengers, nustab.‘ ins
House,. he is tinder the nec,,ssity pointing out, that it
at the:
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White Sttiecncd' tont, Ott which alwes
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HOUSE OF PEERS.

WEDNE;DAY, 'TINE g.

After the ar'l,4' ttments of Counsel were finished,

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IMPERI2II, PARLIAMENT.

CouNur. were fu-rther heard relative tr) the Scotch Appeal
.---Lothian. and Others v. Henderson, Ricldtl. and Co.--
namely, Mr. Parke, in continuation for the Respondents,
;u the Attorney General on' beliall\of the Appellants, in
The judges attended the present, as they had defile on .tha
former hearings on this case.

The LORdeiIANCELLOR, in a speech of considerable
length, took a view of the leading points and corviderations
of the case, for the farther illu,itration of its merits, and
which, he said, he did: inere to break thepoints'which were
necessary tbr deliberate consideration, than to give any opi-
rlioti upoP them at present. The Noble and Learned Lord
concluded by submitting a proposition of some length, aris.
tog out of his views of the case, for the consideration of the
Learned Fudges, which if approved by the House,' he would
propose a day which he thought might he convenient to the
judges, and allow a sufficient interval of time for a due con-
sideration of the phitk,F,tibrnittrd to them.
The proposition meeting the sense of their Lordships, the
Lean Cu d% ecrt.t.oa moveil that the further proceedings in
the case be postponed until Friday the first day of July.
The Earl of CLAN': tell an F. one of Irish Representative
Veers, was sworn and took his scat.
The various. Bills before the House were forwarded in
their respective stages; these were mostly third readings,
and hlesSages were ordered to be sent to acquaint the Com-
mons therewith.

On the occasion of the second reading of the highlanders ,
Emigration Bill,
Z.4rdPircarmi MELVILLE, after shortly observing upon
the propriety.of expediting the progress of the Bill, moved,
". That a Message be sent to the Commons, to. request a
copy of the first Report of the Surveyeirs,. respeaing cer-
tain parts of the flighlands of Scotland, made by order of
the Lords Commissioners of the Treasury, Esc." which
was ordered accordingly.
The Oaths of Fidelity, Supremacy, dec. being duly admi.
nistere:l to Mr. -. Botcher, a liil l for his Naturalization was
react a second time, after which their Lordships-adjourned
till 'o
-morrow.

HOUSE OF COMMONS. •
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 8.
THE second reading of the Weavers' Bill was
deferred till Tuesday seinnighr.
Mr. POLE brkroght up the Ordnance Dept Rill
which Was read a first time, and ordered to be read
a second time to.morrol,v. •
The-Fish Company Bill Was ordered to be read
second time on Tuesday. •
Mr. N. VAN'3ITTART brought up two Bills rela.
rive to the Consolidation of the Taxes ; which were
severally read a first time, and ordered to be read a
second time, to-morrow.
The Soldiers' Relief was passed. •
Mr. ALEXANDER brought up the Report of, the
Committee on so much of His Majesty's Speech as
relates to granting Additioital Facilities-to MCICBD.
tile 'transactions ; which was read and agreed to,
and aniostrOtion ordered to the Committee on the
Custotris Consolidation Bill, to make provision ac.
cortlingly.
VANS!TTART gave notice that the addi.
tional Vote of Seamen,: would be moved in the Corn.
mit te.e of Supply on !Friday,
Mr. J. SMYTH brought up the•Esti mates of the
Transport Service, Prisoners of War, &c. —which
Were ordered to lie on the Table.
On the question for reading a second time, the
for Amending the General Turnpike MI, a
short. conversation, ensued between Sir ROBERT
BUXTON, Sit' GEO. CORNEWALL, Mr. IVlAairst (of
Test I•ohorA, Mr. DICKINS, Mr. IvlA-miEWS3 Sir
Wtt. GEARY Mr. fluns-r, and Mr. SPENCER.
ST AN ki E ; the second reading was negatived with.
out a division.
On. re.ei iering,the Gallery which had been closed
in the expehation of a diOsion, we found
The SEctcs:-.rAttx at WAR on his legs, who gave
notice thlotc shouhl to.morrow move for leave to
bring in a Bill for the Discharge of Professiotpl Sea.'
men from the Militia.
Sir WM. ELFOED asked some questions as to how
far offers for forming Volunteer Corps would be ac.
cep t cd'hy Government;
The S R E.TARY at' WAR said, he could not
•
give a precise answer, but he might say in general
terms, that there were many offers of descrip.
lion which were not likely AO he accepted, nor was
it intended, on the part of Gp-vernment, to carty the
system of. Volunteer Corps to the extent to which
it existed in the last War.
The Militia Pay Bill went through a Committee,
the Report' was' received, and the Bill ordered to be
printed.
The Svcat.rAity at W. hlrolgilt tip some addi.
tic rtal Army Estimates, relative to Leland, which
tit said,' did nor arrive in time to fie presented be.
fore, They Were ordered to lie on the Table, and
he gave notice. that he should move them in the
Committee of Supply on Friday.
Mr. QRMsaY postponed Mr. Cottity's notice,
relative!, to Bilis for the Regulation of the.Collenion
t!l, Revenue of Ireland, and respeaing the Irish
till to-morrow.
The Exchequer Bills issue Bill was read a second
time and committed for ttlemot row.
The Committees of Supply and Ways mica Means
were postponed till 'Friday.
Adjourned At five o'clock till to.morrow.