The Sun.
London, England, 1803-02-19 00:00:00

DR. NORKIS's DROPS.

TN exciting the Public Attention to these Va.
1. ..lnable Drops, an enumeration of particular Cates would
be unnecessary f successful experience for more than half a
century having sufficiently established their reputation in
the cure of every species of Fever,.especially the Yellow or
Putrid, for which they are eminently distinguished, the P
prietor, from their increasing celebrity,' not only derives the
highest gratification, but is enabled' with confidence to re.
commend-A trial of their virtues, the Asthma, inveterate
'Coughs, Scurvy, all impurities of the gland, Colds, Stomach
anti Bowct Complaints, yield to their benign, yet powerful in.
4luence, 211CtiAi a salutary cordial in those discomforts all-ma-
ma OnEti ArlPei I ift,nothing 9RSIIKiIiSS their benefieialetleat.
The Family Route, 21si is only to be had at the, Doctor's
I louse, Lower Brook-street, Grosvenor-squarei where godlcs
Of Cures are delivered gratis, and all Orders !Or Exportatiun
uicd. Sinaller bottles are sold wholesale and retail by
I eboult and-Co. and retail by all Venders of Meth»
eines also' Dr. Norris's Antibilious. Pill, celebrated as a
safe and etleaive aperient, may be .had at all the 'above
,places, in boxei, at 2S. 6d.

ttiIEUNIATISMS, NtiNtliN
PALSY, Flatulency, Spasmodic or Flying Pains, general
Debility and Relaxation of the S.:'stern, SPRAIN'S,
lIKUIIs',ES and CHILBLAINS,
XXIiIf4HEAD's ESSENCE OF MUSTARD,
t' V V (Pills and Fluid),are the most effeetnal renledic:4 itr tilt!
'World, having suceeetied hccases cif six, eiElit, ten; twenty-,
and even of laity years standing, atter every other means had
railed, and it has absolutely curial more Parieiiis of the above
CompLiitits, than all the Medicines; eva made.
The Fluid is so singularly penetrating ;,:nct spoeVIV ?II its ape..
ration, that Chiblains,Sprains and Bruises are titincfixl by
two or three. Applications..
It is prerared and sold as as. gtt, each boa,or bottle, by
R. Johnston, Ariotliccary, 'No, is, Greek-street, Soho,
I.4Mileri, arid may. In hul or every Medicine Vender in Eng.
land, Ireland, West It34ics; aril Atite6.•a. . •
Toprevent countdtipt Tiftposition, the Genaine Is aigne2,
on the Label by the 'Proprtetor, R. 'Winston, Apotrawari,
No, IS, C 6:ck-stieeti Sohrri .14 talon,

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JMPER ML PARLIAMENT,

HOUSE OF PEERS.
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 18.

Tiitut Lordship.; deferred giving judgment re-
lative to the Scotch Appeal, LAwsoN T. MAXWELL
and. others, till Monday. •
The EARL of JERSEY was sworn, and took his
seat.

A second Report was made from the Committee
to whom it was referred to re-examine the Lists de-
livered in, of Peers to form the Board of East India
Judicature of that House, for the purpose of ascer-
taining such Peers as were duly qualified, &c, when
the-name's 'of seven of the Peers were reported as such,
which, as we could collefl, not being the number
'required by the Aa, the Report was ordered to lie
,on the Table; and subsequent proceedings, we un-
derstand, are to take plake agreeably to the provi-
sions of the A& in question.
Some" routine business was Then disposed of.
Lard PELHAM observed, His Majesty's late
Message respeding the Establishment of His Royal
Highness the PRINCE of WALES, was, by an Order
of the House, to be taken into consideration on
Wednesday. It did not strike him at the time, that
that day would be Ash Wednesday, on which
day it was not customary for the House to sit : he '
should therefore on Monday next move, that the
Order alluded to be rescinded, for the purpose of
making a new Order fur some future day, which he
should then propose. He thought this course the
most respeCtful, as well as the most regular way of
proceeding on such an occasion. His Lordship then
observed, that in pursuance of what he had said last
night with resped to his own readiness to produce
every proper and vtisfaaory information relative to
the subject then under discussion, be would move
for she production. of certain Accounts, which he
thought would fully have the effea he stated last
night. He then moved for the prolludion of an
Account of the, Outstanding Exchequer Bills, &c.
at certain periods boat the beginnitz•of the late
War, and the last year ; which were ordered
to be laid before the House. The. Noble
SEcRETAkY Of STATE then observed, that lest
the documents he had moved fint should not
be laid before the House, in sufficiently early,
time, it was his intention, instead of moving for
the second reading of the Bank Restriction Bill on
Monday, as he had mentioned last night, to propose
that that proceeding should take place on Tuesday
next. .

After a few wards from Lords Mo RA andAucx.
LAND, in an under-tone of voice, importing, that
what the Noble Lord had said, Was regularly to be
considered as a notice, the House adjourned till
Monday.

HOUSE OF COMMONS.
FRIDAY, FEB. 18.
THE House met at half-past three o'clock, to
ballot for two Committees, to try the merits of
the contested Eleftions for Coventry and Bridge.
dater.
In the case of the Coventry Election, we under-
stand, (for strangers were not admitted) that a long
discussion cook place, whether the parties interest.
ed should he divided into three parties, or only two,
Viz.—The Petitioners, Messrs. Bird and Moore,
and the sitting Megibers.
Alter the discussion was over the House pro-
ceeded to ballot for a Committee, but there not be-
ing a sufficient number of eligible Members, the
House adjourned till to-tnorrow.