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GOVERNMENT SECURIT,X 'AGAINST- COL;r4..:

TERFEIT7S.

None are Genuine,- without:baying . " SA st.. SOL(CMON;
LiverpOol," engraved in the Sramit: ,and l'cn l'oiinds Etc-
ward, for every lottle sold •withont a Stamp; to be paid
on Frividion; under Ad of. Parliament, the 42at God. .
Ch.-16, before any Justice of the Peace. •
The greatest Clearer and Purifier of the Face.
SQLOIVION's ABSTERGI:NT LOTION,
Ts effed sl ual CureorEruptt•m son thr F-ice, and
-JL Skin; particularly' Pimples; Blotches, TetterS,
worms,'Tan,, Sunburns Freckles, Sningles, rrickly Beat
Redness of the. Nose, &e. dc. Scorbutic and
:Cutaneous Eruptions of every
By the simple application of ;his fluid night and morning,
or occasionally thrice a-day; it' %vili remove the most ran-
corous and alarming S6urvy- in the. Face. It is perk-' lyr
safe, yet powerful, and passes.ws--all the go9d
the most, celebrated Cosmetics, wifliont atilt of their cloutg-
fir! and sorsetirnes dangerous etfLels. The Proprietor there-
"fgre recommends it wit ii‘coutidene as a necessary and atn.,,,g
indispensable appendage to the toilet. A-rousll,
Skin, its shining appearanen, and yellow and sickly
.pai,-
ness, are by this/Lotion eti.edually removed. In tt.e
glen and Prickly Heat it is S uniec it 11. ii4,lll4lLn,
saYjthas been administet,:l many thousaitif;.
al single coui:.,:xei: D",t ifs inc:)lc.acy. e.;,,
-sufficient to :;r- ;i. Price, Half Pints,
Tints, 4s, od: :rti I wir.
. A Saving of :;loft figs in "1-..xeo Guinea::
The Cordial Salm of :leas! is inAlotti .s, ;sr
a-Guinea cad); there are also P,ottles„ price 33s
ing equal. iv firurßottles'at los. ,6d..by which ti

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saves "9s. inclediug also the P,utys; the stamp of-wiiic,, bc.-. '3
the Pro.prietor'S Name and:lddress, " .§amuel Solomon, Li,
- verpool," to.imitate which is felony.
.- N. :The Postage of all !.utters, must be paid, •ant.l a fe4
enclosed for adviCe. .
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The Cordial Bairn of Gilead, Anti-Impetigines, and
stergent Lotion, and ",'Guide to Health," are
Sold by Remnant,: Hamburgli R. Bach, Peter-street,
New-York ; Mathews,- Nu, 18, .Strand, London ; arid in
• Bath, by Hazard; 13ristol; liulgin ; Brighton, Gregory";
rrkingliam, Knott 'and Lloyd ; Bcdtorcl,
,Smith ; Biandtord„
Simmons ;-'llory,St.,Edintirid's,,Dingie; Cheltenham, Set.
don; Cambridge,-Hozigson ; Coventry,, Rollason ; Colches-
ter, •K cyrner ; CaiAertiury, Simmons ; Carlisle; folliev
Chatham, Etheriqoon"; Chelmsford, Clachar ; Chestet,
Pool and Son "; Chichester, Phil lipson ; cirencester, Smith ;
hippenham,'ContbS ; Dublin, Dugdale,- No. 7, Exchange.
urt; Derby, Drevvry ; Durham, Pennington ; Dover.
;•,Devizes Lowe ; 'Dorchester, Virtue'; Deal, Rose;
.P.'rtmouth, Jackson Edinburgh, - Smith, North Bridge ;
Trewman and Son ; Falmouth, Elliot ; Gloiices.
Pitt, Walker; 'Clasgovv,-M‘Donald ; Liverpool, Cass,
; Leeds,,firiv, Holmes ; Lincoln, Drury ; Lynn,
; Leieester,.Gregory; Swtrifen ; Lewes, Pitt ; Man-
qiester, Thompson Margate, 'Rowe; Maidstone; Walker;
iirlborough, Harold"; Newbury, Faller, • Atlee ;
Castle, Walker, Hodgson ; Northampton, -Dicey ; Notting-
ham, Burbage; Norwich, Stevensonand Co. ; Oxford,
Jones ; ,Plymouth,Dock, Hoxland ; Ports'aiettlh, Belam ;
Reading, Smart and Co. ; Rochester, Etherington ; Preston,
Sergent ; Shrewsbury, Eddowes.; Southampton, „Baker ;
Stafford,. Morginit StarnfOrd,•Newcomb ; Sunderland,'Bray;
at; sbury, ;_-Searborough,•Bayley ; Taunton, Poole;
".-unbridge Wells, Sprange ; .Wells' Evil; ; ‘Vevinouth,
Wood ;' Windsor; Blakcnev ; and byall "Venders of Genuine
:Medicines in tike United Kingdom.- '•• .
Of. whom maybe had, a. newEditi2n. zing nearly Three
• . • .HUndred Pages, price only as.
SOLOMO GUIDE TO HI.AI.TH

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or advice to both •seNCS, on
.terrial.:' Hy_
poclion4riac., and Bookis
recornaiendetl t!‘") young ,zll and boys ; has been' the lal:oviof
many ‘yelers ex-,..'erience ands obs.7-vation -on the ca•laqi,itonts.
cpusequeuce-3 of •-.1 secret itnd clestruckive'Vice, "Fo whict4 is
Es!.ty r2aSt'S t ..SZZIY4CS,
pet-Wt: on aha of sal h4try and destructive vice; Ise,
an Address to Parents, Guardians, Tutors, and those who.
have the care and 'education of youth. I. ikewise adviee tor
Bathing, exphiliinr, the mode of treatment, in the diti;:rent
stages of the Scurvy, Lepiosy, 'Sang's Evil,. Gout, -lieti—
matisint and Venereal Disease; cautions to young persons of
the danger of improper connex-ions or in prOper
The amazing saleof this Book is the best criterion of
its vast utility.

To "F. TAYLOK, Surgwni, IVo. o, New Bridge street,
London.

sift, .. Edinburgh, May a, igoo.
TN the Spring of s 179. I was afflided with A
Venereal Complaint,. which 1 treated with indiaer-
ence for five nronths ; but was then obliged to apply' to a
regular Pliyician, who put a temporary stop to the viru-
lence of the Disease (by mercurial applications) Mr sonic
time; but growing; in spite of all. medicine and the- advice
of the first Crentierlien of the Faculty here, 'vurse and
worse for two years, I was • reduced --to' a state almost un-.-
• Paralleled: and-beyond description, being an entire leper,
and ulcerated from head to -foot.—My head, throat, mouth, ,
nose, legsy'arrns, &c. have been alternately in danger of
becwning useless.; In Short, 1 have had from twenty to
thirty, eating ulcers on my. body, and nearly totally
,de-,
prived of •siglit. t would he voluminous to •partieula.
rlze all my case--stace it to say, there never was, or •ever
will .tae, .one of a more dangerous, or of a more compli.
sated nature.. I was long looked upob• tiy my friends, and.
imagined •mYself, beyond all 'hopes of recovery ; and,' in_. deed, in my. /,hen
.death .was preferable to. my
• more than miserable state. In this dreadful situation did .
['drag a most Miserable existence,
,till Divine ProVidenee
threw in my way a Newspaper containing the, case at
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Mr. B. of Plymouth—my friend's read it, I could not.—l
sent and procured seine of your LE AI( E's P ATE NT
PILLS, which, by using from
.time to tithe, am now, and
have long been, (after more thanll-Our years indescribable
distress), in as good a state or health as-ever i enjoyed; as a
proof of this, I had a fine, thfiving, healthy ehild,ltom to
in 6 a few months ago,. In gratitude to God, and ix hopes
of rendering my telloW-creatureservice, I request you to
publish this';' and you may at airy time refer persons who
wish to be satisfied of the truth. of this, or further parti.
culars4, to nie or my friends, 3y letter or person.
As few cases for badness will ever-equal mine, and none
exceed 4,-1 have from -experience every reason to assure
mankind,
_that in your -'LEA'!KE's, PILLS they will find a
sure, speedy, safe, and radical. cure, fin the. most 'dread.
fill stage of the -Venereal -Disease, which •is stalled. a' roll-
viamse _Brass:
* Insurniouuta.ble family reasons prevent making lify
name and address public ; but credit:ail:es persons ready
Wanting irdirrmation may, also he referred. to me amP rimo
friends. by Nfra. CI art: , Ramsay-G artiens, Edinburgh/
• Prepared and... Sold hy the Sole Proprietor,
T. TAYLOR, Member-of the, Riiyal -College of Stitt:ions
in London, at his New Bridge-stre4r,-- •
Where he will give Advice without a fee, to persons7..tak,.
rag these Pills, and will answer patients letters, if •Post-
paid, on the same terms, observing in all cases the-most
inviolable secrecy, . no. per.§oals name .or case haviiig been
mentioned, but at their own particular request, by the Pro- .
prietori• during the course -tlian thirty-six ‘-ears,
that has - had the nconduding, of-an extensive sale of the
above Medicine,' and the practice • arising therefrom.
They are also .old by his Appointment, i.e.r the conve-
nience of thasti Brie; at a 'distanCe, by Mr. Baxter,
Smlth-bridge, Edinoure.i Macdonald, Printer„Glas-
gow, to' whom ;also Ai r.. T. refers tbr his address; at the
Perfumer's, No:A;, St. 'Allian's-Street, Pall-mall ; Mr.
Robertson's • Toy-shop, N 9.
.193, Oxford-street; Mr. Dis-
borough's, No. 7, Fish-street-bill, nearly opposite the Mo-
numentl Mr. Steel's Bookseller,-No. 1, Union-row, Little
Tower-bill ; CaAwell's, Dublin; and by one person •in
every colisiderable.toWn Great-Britain and Ireland, in
Boxes of only as. ed. each, sealed up with full 'and plain
direetions, whereby persons of either Sex may Cure them-
selves vv h ease and seerdcy,
N: B. Every Box sold in Great Britain is sealed up
with a Stamp, "on which, by favour of the Commis-
sinners, is printed, •at the Starnp=-oiSee—": T, Taylor, •
No. 6, New Bridge-street," to imitate which is felony, and
ati others are Gotinterteit. „ .

IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT.

HOUSE OF PEERS.

A WVDN2SDAr, FEBVVARY 22.
A r 'half-past three o'clock the Los]) CNAKCELLOtt took
Otis Seat on the Woolsack, and after Prayers were read,
The Bisho of one of the Irish Re presentative
Prelates, tour the Oaths and his Seat.
The proper Officer, having duly
.presented art attested
Copy of the Pruceedings in the Ecclesiastical Courts relative
thereto. a Bill to divoice William Lingham, Esq. from
Eliza, his now Wife, was brought in, and read a first time.
The Earl of MA E snuit y (promoted to that rank in the
Peerage about two yetrs since) was introduced as such with
the accustomed formalities, sworn, and took his seat. liis
Lordship's Supporters were the Earls of CA.hin EN and Ux-
sa inoE. The,Duke uf NoaroLtt acted as Earl Marshal
upon the occasion.
The Oaths ef Allegiance and Fidelity were administered to
Paul Hanson (one of those whose Naturalization Bills are be-
/ fore the House), preparatory to his Naturalization Bill being
referred to a Committee of their Lordships.
The Bills upon the 'table were then forwarded, and some
private business disposed of.—After which their Lordships
adjourned till half past three o'clock to-morrow.

HOUSE OF COMMONS.

WEDNESDAY, FEB. 22.

TH E House proceeded to ballot for two Commit-
tees to try the merits of Petitions complaining'of
;u2.1,.te E:o,&.iOns for Carrickfergus and Sudbury ; in
4.3*. t:-.r.-ner of wi-aich Only they succeeded. The
?art 2 star►ds over till to-morrow ; for which two
Gs/lots are a!ready appointed.
Before the Gallery was opened, we understand,
that the second reading of the Volunteer „Bill war
poirponed till ;Monday, on the Motion of Mr. Se-
cretary 'YORKE.
The names - of the Carrickfergus Ele&ion Com-
mittee were'reported to the House, and are as
.foilow.:
Sir john Wrotteslcy, Bart.
Thos. Brooke, Esq.
Right Hon. Get). Rose
Wm. Praed, Esq.
Sir John IlonywoW, Bart.
Thos, Asheton Smith, Esq.
jos. jc4.l), Esq.

P. C. Bruce, Esq.
john Campbell, Eat.
Thos. Jervis, Esq..
Geo. Johnstone,
Hon. ItotY. Fulke Greville
lohn Hodson Durand, Esq.

NOMINE.ES.
Henry Alexander, atal Jas. Graham, Esqrs.

A new Writ was ordered for Yarthouth, in the
Isle of Wig:lt, in the room of JOHN SWAN, Esq,
who has accepted the Chiltern Hundreds.
The 5:11E Li FFS of LONDON presented a Petition
from rle Corpor,,,tion, praying for a Bill to amend
the Ad for establishing a Free Market for tl!e Sale
of Coals in the City of London. .Which was order.
ed to be referred to a Committee to report thereon.
Dr. DU EN AN moved for leave to bring in a
Bill for regulating the period of taking.Priests'Orders
in Ireland. He observed, that in England the Bishops
were forbidaen by law to admit any one to Priests'
Orders under the age of 24. This was prescribed
'by the Canons of the Church equally in England
aiid Ireland, but for want of some rsitive law upon
the subject in die latter Country, Bishops were fre-
quently imposed upon, and many persons had been
admitted to Priests' Orders at an age much too
early.

The SPE AKE R observed, that the present being
a IVl.tion relating to Religion, mast be reftrted to a
Committee of the whole House.

Mr, FRANCIS thought the Bishops were equally
empoWered to inforce the Canons of the Church in
both Countries.
Dr. DUIG EN AN admitted that the Canons were
equally binding in both Countries, but it was ne.
cessary to enait a law in Ireland similar to that in
this Country, in order to enforce obedience to those
Canons, and to prevent persons from taking Holy
Orders at too early an age.
Mr. FRANC IS explained.
The Nitltion was then ordered to be referred to a
Committee of the whole 1-I,,use to-morrow.

'rhe Qrtetlldmi Whale Fishery Bill passed through
Commictee.—Report to-morrow.

Mr. BLAcKsuarr presented a Petition from a
number of
Imrneymen Calico Printers, com-
plaining of too gteat a number of Apprentices be-
ing empl,ived in the trade by the Masters ; which
was ordered be referred to a Committee.'

Sir Wm: GE:llt Y brought up a Bill for incorpo-
rati.g certain persons by the title of" The Ma/in,
Society and Fishing Company,''' to be established
in London, to carry on Fisheries, 4-e-. which
,was
read a first time.

Mr. HOWARD presented a Petition for making a
Navigable Canal from Crnvjun to Porrsrmuth,
which was ordered to he referred to a Committee.

Mr. Serjeant BEST presented a Petition from the
Clergy (4 L ,radon, pra)i,,g I r the repeal of the AO
of the 22d and 23‘1 of Charles 11, iMpbsing a rate
of 3s 9d. in the pound, on the inhabitants, for their
supper'. lie stated that .a composition had been
aostilut.4l for this rate, which accounted to about
25. tod. in the p.:und, and which, from the increas.
ed price of provisions, and ether CaUsei, had become
inadequate to the proper support of the Clergy, as
a greA number of livings in the City-did ikit ex-
ceed tool. per annum. The Petition was presented
now, in order to bring it within the time of present-
ing private Petitions ; but under the pie'sent ciretun.
Stances it was not meant to press the subjtet imme.
diately.—The Petition -was ordered to lie on the
Table,

A Committee of the whole House was ordered for
to-morrow, to consider of the 4as, relating to' the
Customs, and also the Committee on the Royal
larine „P;.!).
The Commiiteer of Supply and Ways and Means
were postponed till Friday.
Adj,.;orned .at half past six 6)1 to.morrov!.

TO THE EDITOR OF THE SUN.
Cumberland :Fort, Feb. 7, t, ISo4.

SIR,

IN' your Paper of Thursday last, observed a
raiitraph Pii;e-mOney for the Cap:
tore of St.. Fiore-11z°' an4,Catvi,' was ifurr.
be issued: T-la(rip:i been' present' and' engaged
it the various artact4 In one of two of the most Cf.:
cier:t p.egiraents,' which Yam &oily to observe do
fiat ict*yotv: AdyertLemtnt, the ; Eth, or
1;:4,

THE Bulletin of this morning is calculated to
afford still further satisfaftion to every Loyal Sub.
jea, as we must conclude from it, conneaed with
the Bulletins of several days past, that His MA-
JESTY'S Health is in a gradual state of improvement.
The following was issued before tw.eive o'clock :

" His MAJE.STY continues as well as lie was yesterday.
(Signed) " 1.. Pzeys.
" H. R. REYNOLDS.
Ii 01 ten's-Howe, " F. MILLIVIAN.
February 23, 1304. W. FIELERDEN."

Soon after one o'clock yesterday a Cabinet Council
was held at Mr. ADDINGTON's house, which was
very numerously attenJed. Sir LUCAS PEPYS, Dr.
Reyno,Lns, and Dr► TURTON attended the Cuuncil.
Yesterday General MNNN E its and General ;-BAR_
COURT attended at the QJEEN's House, as Equerry
and Groom in Waiting.

OUR. Port Letters of this morning furnish us with
nothing furthir respecting the firing on Monday,
off Boulogne ; and as no French prize has arrived
in the Downs, we are apprehensive that the report
at Dover, of a Vessel having been seen in tow of
one of ours, standing for that anchorage, is un-
founded.

THE reports which are circulatrd by Foreign
Papers under the influence of the French Govern-
ment, that the Invasion cannot take place for two
months, ought to he recei Fed with great distrust,
more especially as there:is great reason to believe
that the Preparations of the Enemy are aau.
ally completed. Information is said to have
been received from France on SJlnciay last, through
a most respe6lablc channel,' which was immedi-
ately communicated to Guvernment, which states
thal. Fo'rce now aauaily ready at Borilogne
amounts to t4o of the largest class of Gun-boats,
each carrying four guns of laru, calibre ; that the
number of smaller Ves'sels, each carrying two guns,
is little less than 906; and that this Flotilla is ca-
pable of conveying' 60,000 men, who are assembled
at and near Boulogne. It is, however, added, that
the Expedition will not sail from Boulogne .until
the Fleets colleted at Brest and the- Texel are
either able to force their way through our Block.
ading Squadron, or to escape them. ' The greatest
exertions are making at Brest to equip a Fleet
formidable at least in-point of numbers; it is said to
at.'ount to about 4+ Sdl of the Line ; but when we
know that the greater part of them are craor old
Ships, and that they are in general very badly
• •• •
mioned, we entertain, yeky little apprehensions
hf a contest between them and a very interior Eng_
Fleet. As to the report that BottArAaTE is
to embark in person on board this Fleet, we do not
ive it the ::;I,7htest credit If he were at all in,

g, _ !tie ;,iignt,..
cline4 to risk his perion in this attempt (which
w.ycry much do-,ibt), it is more probable that he
wqiild come in the Boulogne Flotilla.

Yesterday morning G.meral BURRARA inspeCted
the Second BattaliOn, and bait horses, of the Cold-
stream gegiment of Foot Guards, in full marching
Order,' ih the 'Birj.tage-walk ;.',;,)d this morning
the General i;ispe6ed the Second Battalion of
the Thriti Reliimetit Kn;ghtshridge Barracks,
Previous t& the-Brigade:3 Changing quarters; which
1 el.
taker: place on Saturdgy morning ncxt.