The Sun.
London, England, 1819-03-12 00:00:00

FRAUD PREWENTE3).

To counteract the many attempts rhat.are tialy
made to impose on the tinivary a Spurious Composition
instead of the C-}ENVINE BL ACKING prepared hy DAY a!id
MAILTIN, they. hare adopted a_ new Label., in' which their
.:iignature and Address ,
97, High Ifolhorn:

is so conspienously placed in, the centre of the Label, that
they trust an attention to this,•anrl the difference of the
Type, which is unlike all Letter-press, will'enable Port:basins
at once to detect the In►poation.
The REAL JAPAN BLACKING, made and sold ,whole-
sale by • DAY and MARTIN, 97, High Holborn, and re-
tailed by the principal Grocers, Druggists, Bookieliers, Iron-
mongers, Perfumers, Boot-mahers.&c. in the United. King-
dom, in .Bottles at (hi 9d and IS. (id. each.

COUGDS, COLDS, ASTIINIA &c.
ARNOLD'S PECToRAL BALSAM OF COLTSFOOT.

SUCH is the virtue,—stich the safety, and
,efficacy of that most excellent Medicine, ARNOLD'S
PECTORAL 11AUSAM OF COLTSFOOT, that upwards of
180,000 persons afflicted with the most violrit Coughs, Colds,
Asthrnas,. the "looping ,Cough, Shortness of. Breath, and
Consumptions, have been mired. In old Coughs, recent and
long standing Astlimas, slight and recent item,,-hs
Wheesings, Hoarseness, the HOoping Corgh, Shortness of
Breath, arid Consumptions, this Medicine is decidedly the
most sate and effectual, and the greatest discovery ever mmics
in the annals of medicine. It is held in the highest estima-
tion for its excellent and salubrious virtues. Volumes would
not he sufficient to contain the mass of Thdividuals who have
taken it, anti experienced its. safe, salutary, and inestimable
virtues. Nothing can be.better adapted to prevent the ill
efiects of clamp air, and foggy weather; nor can any thing be
more excellent to take • when wet. damp, o wet in the feet,
cold, or shivering in the bialy, after a show, or fall
of snow. ecc: &c. Above 2000 years has the herb kConsfoot)
trout which it is prepared, 'beet, held id the highest estiina-
tion. It comforfstind relieves the afflicted speedily, it C.41/.3e9
individuals Its breathe more freeiy, and strengthens their con-
stitutions against the deplorable and calamitous elects of
Consumptive Disorders.
N. B. Persons will please to ask for Arnold's Pectoral
Balsam of ,Coltsfoot, and observe in the Pamphlet which is
enclaSeci, the Certificate made and attesied 'by the Propiletor,
bcfJre T.::e Right HOn. Matthew Wood, .M. P.' Lord'l'day4 of
London, at the Mansion-House, the nut day of March, i 816 ;
'ivit bout which it cannot be genuine.
Sold, by Mr. Prout, 229, Strand ; Sanger, 150, Oxford-
street ; Emerson, 80, tlpper East Smithfield ; Mounsey, 09,
preat Surrey-street,, Illacktriars road ; Button, Royal Ex-
change; Beak, ifi; Altlgttte ; Cl, Bishopsgate-street .;
Bishp, 15, Mile-end Road; Ward, 024, Holborn Wright
and Co. 469, High-sttect;"Borough Byerie,- 'lO5, Holborn
Hill ; Labrow, .leB, St. John's-street ; Chan,Pet, 76, Ox-
ford-street ; 8, Blackautorstreet, Clare-marhet : and
by the Proprietor, No. 59, Barbican, Loudon ; and Retail,
by most respectable Medicine Venders throughout Europe.
]'rice ls. 9d., 29. 9d., .1.3, 6d., aftd•Los. rid. each Bottle, duty
inclizded. • •, • ,

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Res.—On Wednesday night, 'abort eleven
o'clock, an alarming fire broke out in the hemp
and-flax manufactory helouging to Mr. :Bundy,
at Milord near Stratford, Essex, which raged with.
great fury for some time, destroying all the pro-
petty, together with the premises. It was upwards
of an hour before the engines cone front London
the first that arrived was from the Plicenix'Office
Station, WellclOse-agnate, which, by Lite exer-
tion and promptitude of the firemen, saved the
valuable steiiin engine and its machinery..from
de-
struction. The property destroyed', we under-
stand, is very considerable, though mostly, in-
sured in the County. Fire-office. The raging of
the flames was not subdued till. near two o'clock
tire next morning. Happily no live were lost.
We did not hear. how it originated.—About the
same tinie another- alarming broke• out in the
house of Mr. Solomon, broker, in Pet
Whitechapel, which in a short time consumed the
premises, together with the stock -in trade. On
rile arrival of engines, and plenty of water being
at -hand, further damage was - prevented. No
lives were lost. We did not hear how it was oc-
casioned.

UPSV_T OF THE CASEIFL MAIL.^--We are sorry
to state, that on Thursday night, the Mad-Coa••lies
which run between Cashel and Cork came io coo-,
tact with each (Abet at Builshill,.hetween
leo and :thy, in,eonsequenee of which the Duoliot
Coach was upset, and several of the,.pussengers
severely iiiittred,--A lady, one of the passengers,
was delivered of two soils, at a .cithin.on the road
side, where she still ciontinues,- and is,,accot ding-, to
the old phrase, as well as can be expected
We again urge on coacti7ownets the-.necessity of
tine attention to the conduct of. persons whont
they employ as drivers. It ahtnild:.be recollected;
that the lives of passengers, and frequently, the ,
very existence of • whole families, depend on -the
sobriety and good maim-gement of the colic:ismer),
We ale very much inclined to think that 'there
-was sonar great neglect connected with the above
mentioned circumstance, for we cannot imagine
how coaches, properly attended to, could thus
come in contact on au open road. It is troly.la-
mentable that accidews of this kind are becumin4
every day more frequent. This is the third ‘‘e
have had to notice • within tk
Morniv Post.)

PARLIA .t ENT.

HOUSE OF LORDS, MARCH

The Lord Chief Justice ABBOTT sat for the
Lord Chancellor as Speaker.
'Die [inns, proceeded in Appeals.

The Oaths iv ere atitninistereil to Lqrti Viscount
Yaynard, the BishOp of Worcester, and Lard De

Petitions were presented from Lorr! Viscount
Glanville from the Gentry, Clergy, &c. of the
County of Brecon, against any alteration in the
Co •I Duty and by the E4rl of Lat;,:i,,e.iale from
tour Pni ishes and Townships in the Norb Riding
of You kshire, praying that
,Lead Nl;ites 'night be
rated to the Pours' ltare. His Loidshlit stated,
that it: consequence of the decision of the Court
of King's Bench, that lead mines were not
liable to the Poore Hate, that rate had been
greatly iocrease,l, partictilarly by the practice ot
toe (J. 5111.13 Of trines to employ pet sons hum dit-
tricot qoarters, who no; being paid enough wages
to sithsiat upon, were thrown upon the parish to
make good the detieency, and that than a most
oppressive hurt:ten was itliposed upon the pa -
risliionerS —All the petitions were ordered to lir
111103 t ! e :able —llls L r iship stated that lie had
two other petitions from parishes ill the baine,piar-
hit, bill by did not think they ought to be reeeiettl,
tn consequence ot the allusions they made to pio-
crettiop in the House of Conion,lis, and t bere.
tote lie declined presenting them.
T e Cutlery Bill pass, d thron,gh a Committee,
and el a. rrporte,l amendment to be
lead a third time cut Nionday.

; •
The Steam Vessels' Tolitiage Rill, and the
iletvards' BMA were read
aliil passi.d.—Adjuat till tu-mur.•
11 utv ([11i) dely.)