The Sun.
London, England, 1804-06-15 00:00:00

FEMALE ATTRACTION

TO remove the unpleasant sensations experienced
by Ladies who have superfluous hairs growing on the
face and arms, and to render their l'ersDns more lovelY and
attratfive' induces the proprietor. of ALF!. !,.D's It
CO :11 POSITION to submit that imporiant Discovery to the
patronage of the Fetriale World This incomparable. de-
pilatory, first prepared for the beatitihil Antoinette, not only
all supeifluotis !lairs
,without causing t he Jeast un-
plesam sensation, but. renders the Skin more delicate and
fair.—Sold in packets, at ss. 6(1. and • 3s, each, by Gattie
and Lea, N 0.52, New Bond street ; Davilon and Son, N 0.59,
Fleet-street ;. Cryer, No. 65, - Vickery-, Tavistock-
street ; Withers, No. 229, Strand ; wholeso, by Berry,
Creek-street, Soho; also by .Viner, Boni-street, and Mar-
tient, North Parade, Bath ; A. Smith, Fclinbtirlgh ; Greg-
sons, Liverpool ; Eildowes, Shrewshur::.;Collins, Salis~
bury ; Dancer, York ; ijinus,. Leeds; WorcesteL;
tones, Oxford; Useworth, Manchester; and 8011,
street, Dublin. • •

RHEUMATISMS, Palsies, and Gouty Affec-
tions, Milt their usual concomitants, Spasm, or fly-
hig Pains, FLauleney, Ilangestion. and general Debility,
(ortgiliating in whatever surte't,.are relieVed and frequently
cured by WHITEHEAD's ESSENCE of MUSTARD
LLS. after every other' means had failed.
'Cite ESSENCE of MUSTARD (used with the
Pills in those Complaints where necessary), is perhaps the
most active, penetrating,, and etkctual Remedy in the world,
curing the severest SPRAINS and BRUISES, in less than
halt the tirne usually taken by Opodeldock„ Arquebusade, or
any other Liniment or Embrocation ; and if used immediately
after any accident, it prevents the part turnipg black.
It is prepared and sold at, 23. 9d. each nok or bottle, by
R.. Johnston, Apothecary, No. 15, Urcek.strcet, Soho,
toridon

GLEETS, Weaknesses, &c..---An Injeaion of
invariable Effieicy, composed of :the most approved
and gentle Detergen!s ; this vaivale p epar.ition •so
great esteem by the late Surgeon Hunter, that for years• pre-
vious to his decease, he invariably usAl it in all loc4l Com-
plaints : and, for obstinate Greets, we;ikne.“es, sce., is
hvs superior to any remedy ever oftZ:rcd to h.:"ptli)ile, hay-
in eth:cted a speedy and rddical, cure in.easi..s of eight, ten,:
and even sixtei,i years standing.
Sold in 1.3‘.,.1es price 45. sealed up with dii•e7.lions, at
No. 23, Southampton-street, Covent-Go-den ; Ni 3,,
Piccadilly ; and Ns. 46, Corniiill, where ai.,o
York Me:lit:Mai Soap, effietual preventative agains: a cer-
tain Disorder.

N. B. The hal fgoinca Packet sent to any part of town or
country by dir,:e.tia,,; :rze 'arneunej to
Al, ,;under and Co. Southanipton-strzet; Coveitt-Uitrau.

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IP!uCE

ADATIRALTY-OFFICE.., 1.
21d ig4.
Vip-18RF,AS c
Ma sty's Fleet, who are not en4dged, have omitted to
tend to tEit Use the Places 9[ their Residence; it is the (lop-calor
of 11.,,e Lords- Colll,4iiiicxn,rof tte. ildntiralty„ that srgh liefee-
nants as cone within the aLve desfription, rlo f,rtbwit'A trans-
mit to this W;ce their releikve 4,ldt-ester ; and that inch of
them eft are incapable of setyice,eitber from age or bolil.p inJirmi y,
do at the same time, in the latter case, transmit tt Corry:care from
a Surgeon, of suchinabiliy, that their Lordships may f:,akcY.aszu'
far it 'may be pr:Per to call upon them joy trrvice.

_TI T. 9 RcnE

oFFIct or ORDN/INCE,

• 7.1, 184.
PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of Ills MA-
yEsi-rs 'ORDNANCE, do hereby give Notice, Thal!
Proposals will Se received at Out qAce, in St. illargarees-strect,
Westminsier, cn or before Thursday the 2:st Day of y-une next,
from such Persnns as ma_p be Filling to purchase .a. considera6le
Quantity of CY Ll7l'lOEll TAR, produced flop* the Chal riag of
Charcoal.,:._,..od, at the Rwl Powder at Fa-tier:ham.

thr togetht...-Itsitt t(.e lerrzs and Co.p:faions of
.4v he kniton upon application 1.; the Oi:dnance.:
05fieers at Ens, shanr, Tvhere the Tat izay be and afro
al the Scorday's Office in St. Margaret's—wed, a,Y day br-7-
tween the hours of Ten and Pour p'Clork, .tchere. the 13?,:tcsais
are to he delivered, sealed,- and marked on the outside, " Pro-
posals for the Purchase of Cylinder Tar at Faversham ;"
but tto Proposal can be adPiritted after the said list Day of
,7tere.
By Order of the Board,

R.-H. CREW, -Secretary

OFFICE 011% ORDIY
May 22, 1804.
THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of HIS
JESTYi ORDNANCE do herelj, give Natice, That
Proposals :will he received at their Ogee in St. Margaret's-street,
Irestminofter, on or before Thursday the I Lit day of jaw next,
from such Persons at may he willing to undertake the Supply of
COPPERS lITITTIS'ARTIZIES; upon Contrail, for the Ser_
vice of th-!: Department.

Further particulars, together lath the Terms and Couditions of
the Contra Ell may be known upon application at the Secretary'*
Offire, in St. Margaret's-street, any day between the hours of Tee
and Four o'Clock, _here the Proposals are N. he delivered, sealed
up and marked on the Outside, " Proposals for, tlia--gupply 6t
Coppersiniths' Articles," btit no Proposal can he admitted ajar
t'be said t4tb day of June.
By Order ofAe Board,
R. 11 CREW, Secretary

THE BALM of GILEAD inStantaneotrsly re.
- lieves spasms in the side, breast, and intestines, diffuses
a genial warmth, and prevents cramps and numbness hi or
after bathing in spring or sea water. Ladies ofa cold acrid
t- or bilious habit of body, affeeled with I nguor, head-ach or
hysterical"affections; Gentlemen from the East or Weal-
; the Student from public. Seminaries ; peop;e of
fa'iLiggt ; the studious; persons of a confined aid sedentary
life ; as also to those afffided with nervous allettions or de-
bility originating from heat of cliMate or relaxation from
juvenile indiscretion, cannot have recourse to a more salutary
remedy, because it enriches the blood without inflaming it ;
braces the nervous system ; frees and disburdens the viscera
and other important organs ; resolves cbstruCtions, and
throws off Viscid strong humours ; strengthens the general
habit, and brings back thernuseular fibres tcitheirnatural and
healthy tone. Hence its wonderful sitccess in removing
every symptom of weakness, flatulence, palpitations, watch,
fulness, drowsiness after eating, timidit.y, flushes -of heat and
cold, numbness, giddiness, pains (especially of the head,
back, and loins) hiccough, difficulty of respiration and deglu..
tition, dry cough, debility, lowness of spirits, loss of appe-
tite, relaxation, indigestion, sickness, vomiting, gouty spasms
of the stomach, hysterical and hypochondriacal affections,
dimness of sight, confused thoughts, wanderings of the mind,.
&c. Where the stomach is disordered, the body is weaken-
ed ; paleness, bodily decay, emaciation, and the eves sink
lido the head:- The Cordial Balm of Gilead, has established
its restorative efficacy throughout Europe and America;
wherever it has been introduced, its sale has been most won-
derfully great:—the demand far exceeding any medicine ever
published, and the benefit it has produced t 6 society is ada
mitted by every person who has tried even a single bottle.
It is the only remedy that will restore to health those per-
sons who, by al, immoderate indulgence of their passions;
have ruined their constitutions, and occasions various atfeca
tions of the nervous system, as obstinate gleets, involuntary
emissions, excesses, irregularity or obstruCtion of certain evas
citations, weaknesses, total impotency, barrenness, &c.--
Thousands at this'morrient live to praise the day the,
first applied to., this remedy, and enjoy the blessings
of health, who might have dropped into an untimely graVe.
To induce the patient to give the Cordial Balm of Gilead a
fair trial, and by due perseverance to obtain a radical core;
Dr. Solomon has sent to his Agents a supply of Family Bot-
tles that contain four cos. 6d. ones, for which only 335. are
charged, on which, of course, gs. is saved to the purchaser.
Each bottle has a stamp which be,rs the proprietor's name
and address in the engraving, " Saml. Solomon, LiVerpocil;"
to imitate which is felony. Dr. Solomon expects, when
Consulted, the usual compliment of a One Pound Note; but
all written cases, or letters of advice, to be answered at his
'leisure, are required to enclose only Half-a-Guinea. Such
letters should, for safety, be thus dire ed : " • oney Letter;
Dr. SOlomrin, Solomon's Place, Brownlow-street, Liverpool;
paid double postage." Letters may be ordered to be address-,
ed for X. 1. or A. B. at the Post-office, till called tOr.

Prepared by Dr. Solomon, Liverpool; in tos. 6d. and 335.
Bottles ; the latter contain tour of thiVbrmer, by which rim
Purclpse7 saves 95,. Every genuine Bottle has Stanip,whictt
bears the Proprietor's Name and Address; " Samuel Solo-
mon, Liverpool," to imitate which is Felony.
N. 13. The PoStage of all Letters to the' Dodor must be
paid, and los. 6d. as a Fee, enclosed tor Advice.
The Cordial -Balm of Gilead, Anti-luipetigines, and Ab-
stergent Leition, and' Guide to Health," arc
Sold by ,Remnant, Hambutgli ; R. Bach, Pearl-street.
New: York ; Mathews, No. rB, Strand, London ;. and in
Bath, by Hazard; Bristol, Bulgin ; Brighton, Gregory ;
tninghani, Knott and Lloyd ; Bedford, Smith ; Blandlord,
Simmons; Bury St. Edmund's, Dingle; Cheltenhath, Set.
don; Cambridge, Hodgson ; Coventry, Rol lason ; Colches-
ter, Keymer ;. Canterbury, Simmons'; Carlisle, jollie;
Chatham, Etherington.; Chelmstbrd, Clachat ; Cheiacri;
Pool and Son ; Chichester, Phillipsun ; cirenceSter, ,;truttl,;
Chippenham, Combs ; Dublin, Keene, No. 6,
..Colleg7-
green ; -Derby, Drewry; Durham, Pennington ; Dover,
Ne'ales Devi ies Lowe; Dorchester, Virtue Deal, Rose;
Dartmouth, iackson ; Edinburgh, Smith, North Bridge ;
Exeter, Trewmati and. Son ; Falmouth, Elliot ; G loores.
ter, Pitt, tValker .• Glasgow, M' Donald ; Liverpool, Mcr-,
cantile Gaiette Office ; LeedS, lstulS, Hul:nes ;
Drury ;' Lynn' Headley ; Leiceger, Ore:0-ry; Swinfen ;
Lewes, Pitt : ft,Luichester, Thompson ; Margate, Rowe;
maidst,ne; 'Walker ; Marlborough, Harold ; Newbury, Ful-
ler., Atlee; New castle, Walker, Hodgson ; NorthaMpton,
Dicey ; Nottingham, Burbage; Norwich, Stevenson and
*Co. ; Oxford, Jones ; Plymouth Dock, lioxiand ; PortS-
uth, Belau; Reading,-Smart and Co. ; Rochester, Ethel‘
1114 tou ; Preston, gergent ; ShreWsbury, Eddowes ; South-
alit:tett, Baker ;' ;Stail-brd Morgan ; Starntiird, Newcomb
.Sundcrlaud, Bray ; SalisburY, Collins ; Scarborough, Bay-
ley ; 'Taunton, Poole ; Tunbridge Welds, Sprange ;
E vill ; Weymouth. Wood ; Windsor, Blakeiley ; York,
Wolstenholine ; and by all Venders Of Gettufne Me is iti
the U in Ceti Kingd,nn.

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IMPERIAL PARLIJMENL

HOUSE OF PEERS.

THURSDAY, JUNE 14"

THE farther consideration of the claim of Sir C.
Bisshopp, Bart. to the 13,rony of Zouche, which
stood upon order in a Committee of Privileges this
day, was adjourned till this day se'nnight.
Certain Papers relative to the Appeal from the
Irish Court of Chancery, Hamilton Sibthorp,
were presented by Mr. REYNOLDS, and ordered to
lie on the Table.

The Bills upon the Table were forwarded in their
resl'ec'ive stages. ' Among thee the Irish Public
Accounts' Bill was read a third time and passed,
and a Message sent to acquaint the Comtnons there_
with.

Some private business was then disposed of, and
their Lordships adjourned till to-morrow, when the
Debate upon the question of the zd reading of the
Aylesbury EleEtion Bill stands upon order.

HOUSE OF COMMONS.

THUgSDAY, JUNE 14..

Sir JOHN CANE. presented a Petition from the In.
habitants of the town of Youghall, in Ireland, against
the Report of the Corn Committee.-7-Ordered to
lie on the Tabie.

Lord IVIARsitAm reported from the Middlesex
Committee, that John Islett, after having been
SUIDItIVVed to attend said Committee, had disobey-
ed; and when he had appeared before it, had been
gullty of gross misbehaviour, in consequence of
which the Committee had, by virtue of the powers
given them by the 28th of the King, ordered him
into the custody of the Serjeant at Arms, which
Order they directed him to move the House to con-
firm.

The Order of the Committee was confirmed, and,
on the Motion of Lord MARSHAM, the Serjeant at
Arms was ordered to take said Islett before said
Committee, as often as it should deein necessary.
Mr. MANNING rriftved, that an Address be pre-
sented to Ht, MAJESTY, that he would be graciously
pleased to order, that there be laid before the House
an Account of all the Silver itnported into HIS M -
jEsTY's Mint, and an Account of all the'Silver
cuinel from' the 18th of March, 1797, to the rst
of I.),cember, 1803, specifying the dates at which
the Bullion was received ; and that such of the
Members as were of H rs MAJESTY's Privy Council
fihould Aeient the same.—Ordered.

Mr. G.).Eiaott moved the Order of the Day for
bringing Mr. JOHN DAMEN to the Bar to be dis-
charged. - H.iviug been accordingly brought up, the
SP F. AKER, in a very appropriate address, represented
to him tile impropriety of his coddut.t, and its perni.
ciou,i, but natural tendency, as it regarded either
the rights of the people, or the privileges of the
reuse ; but that the House, from a consideration of
intxperience, and hoping that dais mark of their
disapvrobation might serve as a lesson to others,
were disposed to be indulgent. He was then ordered
to be discharged, first paying his fees.

Mr. SHAW LEI, EV RC. moved, that what Mr.
Sr EAK FP, had Said in reprimanding Mr. DArxeN,
`liut►ld be entered on the j•Jornals.—Ordered.
The Swansea Port Improvement Bill was read a
third time.—Passed.

,Mr. FOSTER brought up a Bill for amending the
Laws for the internal Regulation of the Linen Ma-
nufacture in Ireland ; rear a first time ; ordered to
lie printed.

A Message from the Lords informed the House
that their Lordships had agreed to the Irish Annual
Accounts Bill, and to several Private Rills, without
any amendment.

The Attornies' Indemnity Bill was read a third
time, and passed.

Sir JOHN SINCLAIR brought up the Report of
the Committee appointed to consider whether any,
and what difference, should exist in the Duty on
Malt made from Barley, the growth of England and
pf Scotland.—Ordered to lie on the Table, and to
be printed.
On the Motion of Sir 'l'. METCALF, in the ab-
sence of Mr. J. I-IrLsy ADDINGTON, the Cotton
Manufacc.lurers' Bill was read a second time, and
ordered to be committed on Tuesday next.
Colonel STANLEY, however, previously laid in
his claim to urge his objedions against the measure
In a future stage.
Mr. ROSE brought up a Bill for allowing the Sale
of certain East India Prize Goods in the Port of Li-
.yerpool; read a first time : to be read a second time
to-marrow.

Mr. ALEXANDER brought up the Report on the
Linen Manufacture 13i11.—Ordered to be read a third
time to-tmltrovv.

Mr. HENRY LASCELLES obtained leave to bring
in a Bill to suipend w the rq July, 1805, certain
cbso:ete Statutes, subjeding Woollen Manufaau_.
tors to certain. Yenaittes, which was rendered ne-
cessary by what had happened yesterday. Mr.
FIENitY LA•CELLES and Admiral BER4ELEY were
;appointed ro prepare and bring in the same.
Sir CHARLES Bur I3URY brought up the Report
f the Committee on the Coro Petitions. Before
lye moved that the Report be taken into considera-
tion, he felt it incumbent oo him to state, that cer-
tain regulations which had existed in the original
'Wort, and bad given rise to apprehensions in the
'fliirds of Gentlemen from Ireland, had been erased
from this Report. The H in. Baronet concluded by
ttvwing, that the Report be taken into consideration
on Tuesday next.

Mr. FosrEtt stated, that every Gentleman who
coty.idered the nature of the Report, must be con.
vinced that the most essential benefits would be de-
rived from it, and that it had been dictated by a
sentiment Of liberality.
• After a few wordy from Colonel BAGW!LL, the
Report was ordered for consideratiop on. Tuesday
next.

Mr. W'TTTBRFAD rive notice, that he should
submit a Motion t, he House on the subjea of the
Papers for which he ha I moved on a former day, re.
epeaing the conduu'of tha Lotto ADVOCATE of
Scotland. Though the Papers had not yet been laid
lefore the House; ti ere was every reason to sup:.
Coca that t;tey mi4ht be ready b.efoze that day, and

as they were not voluminous, they would not re.
qiiire much time in printing.
Mr. FOSTER gave notice, that he should, on Wed-
nesday next, in the Committee of Supply, submit to
the House some iVntions respecting the Financial
situation of Ireland.