The Sun.
London, England, 1804-03-30 00:00:00

FOR THE GROWTH OF2HAI R.

THE most elegant and graceful Ornament in Na-
Sure is -a fine Head of Hair; but the prevalence of the
late Fastnotrhaving induced many a Lady and Gentleman to
deprive themselves of that beautiful Embellishment; and
who now regret the too hasty adoption of so unbecoming a
mode, the Proprietor of STI RACI A's 'ITA LI AN OILS is
happy to assure them,' that by
.using a few Pots, the Hair
will-be more beautiful than ever : likewise restores the Hair
on bald piaces,, making it grow in abundance, and of its na-
tural Colour; also prevents its falling .otf, which it will del
in twenty-four hours after illnesS, by re-invigorating the
Roots ; likewise on Horses' Knees, &c.
To be had, wholesale and retails at •the Proprietor's house;
No. g 4, Newman-street, Oxford-street ; and; by his appoint.,
men:,, at Mr. goliling's,..No. 42, Cornhill • Williams's, No.
41; ;• Humphreys', No. irS,loxford-street, at
ss. a Poi, or if. 245. a dozen.
,/lkt less than halt a dozen
ar the wholesale price. - • "" . .

CHILBLAINS are ccged by i,ne Applicati-n of
WHITE F, AD s FLUID FSSENCE OE MUS-
TARD., and the severest Sprains and Bruises, in less than'
half the time usually taken by Opodeldoc, 'Arquebusade, or
any other Liniment or Embrocation ; and if used it-Fmwdi.itea
jN after. any Accident, it prevents the part turning black:
The Mustard Fills- atc.also taken with singular success in
all Rheumatic, Paralytic, and Govty Afredions, Nnbness,
Spasms, or. Wat4lering, Pains, 'Flatti!ency, Indigestion, and
general Debility'; at the same tirtie,, the active Fluid Essence
is applicdjo the parts ,aLrected, in. those Complaints where
necessary.
- It is prepared and sold at as. sd.each box or bottle, by
R. Johnston, Apothecary, N. 15,' Greek-street, Soho,
LondOn, t nd inay be had of every Medicine Vender in Glen
,Britain and Ir2land.
The -Chilblain Ointment, for cleansing and speedily
healing broken Chilblains, is also prepared by Mr. tohnstun,
price. is_. lid. cacti box.

IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT.

HOUSE OF COMMONS.

""1-HITRSDAY, MARCH 29.

Mr. STEELE reported at the Bar, that His Ma-
jesty had been waited upon with the Address of that
Ftriifsi 'of yesterday,' it- hich: His Majesty was pleased
to receive very graciously.
JOHN NEWPORT presented a Petition on be-
half of John Ogle, Etq. complaining that JAI\
Nl:inners, Esq. had been unduly returned at the last
eltction for the Borough of Ilchester ; that by un-
due means a colourable majority had been obtained
for the said John Manners, to the prejudice of the
Petitioner, who had the Majority of legal votes, &c.
,--Ordered to be .Taken into consideration on Tues.
day the toth of April next.
The SECRETARI; at WAR brought up the Report
of the-Committee of Supply, which contained a Re-
solution upon the 'subjet of the Civil List, which
was read and agreed to, and, the Bill ordered to be

printed.
Mr. SHE•RIDAN caited the attention of the
House to the sukjeCt of the Election for the Borough
of Liskeard. He delivered in a Declaration on be-
half of Thomas Sheridan, Esq. and signed by him
in the form required in such case by the At of Par_
liainent, signifying that he did not insist on the
right of Return made on his behalf for the above
.11:)rOugli, and chit he should not prosecute the
Claim under such Return, &c. _ _

-The -natural- result of which was, that thirty days
tvere to be given to the Eleaors of this Borough to
piepare, if they shall be so advised, to support the
Re:urn which the Candidate declined, he relying on
the question of Merits upon the Eleaion.
It was here doubted
-whether the. Case of Mr.
Thomas Sheriktan, the Candidate, came within the
1)(00?ions of the Aa of Parliament ; and upon it a
C,o-o:ersation arose, which was supported by Mr.
BANKES, Mr. SWERIDAN, the SECRETARY at \VAR,
'lr.-BURROTICHS, Mr. FONSLANOUE, Mr. Ti ER_
NEy, &c. which ended in an ildjournmenrof the
lltbate until this day sennight, upon the Motion
of Mr. BAlk:4Es.