The Sun.
London, England, 1819-05-20 00:00:00

NEW :.IEDICAL BODES.

Just published, by J. Callow, Medical Bookseller, Princes»
Street, Soho.

a Three Vols. Crown Bro. the Scsentli Edition, revised and
enlarged, price 15s. in boardS, •

. A TREATISE on the DISEASES of CUM.,-
DREN, with Directions for the Management of In-
fants from the Birth; and now precisely adapted to Profes-
sional Readets.
By MICHAEL UNDERWOOD, M.D.
Licentiate in Midwifery of the Royal College of Physicians in
London ; Physician to her Royal Highness the Princess of
Wales ; and late Senior Physician to the British Lying-in

Hospital.
2. MEDICAL SKETCHES on the following Subjects :-
1. Obsergations on the Sudden Death of Women in Child-
bed. 2. On the Use of Hellels&oe at a Remedy for Insanity,
and other Diseases. 3. Of Colchicum Autumnale, and its
Use in Medicine. By George Kerr. Price 4s.

0, let the Lord and his Apostles have leave at length to
speak forN.hemselyes : and not Atlianasius, Arius, Sucinus,
or even Crammer himself—in their stead.
Just published, price Is.
T1-4E LITURGY of the CHURCH and
STArel accommodated throughout to the Precepts and
Practice of the Son of God and his Apostles. This Liturgy
varies as little from that of the Establishment as it is possible
for any to do, that takes the Scriptures ALONE for its basis
and guAe. It ahjores all On-scriptural, i. e. all lin•ely.istiaa
and Urn-apostolic appellations. (Fellow Protestants! forgive
it ti is wrong.) It addresses prayer to the St Is of God; not as
rite Lord of Heaven and Earth, but as,art Intercessor and Ad—
vocate with Hell. It recognizes " the Word made flesh,
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empler only, but our Propitiation also : awhaving " died fur
our sins," as well as " risen for our justification." It Drays
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!ARLIA MEN T.

'HOUSE OF LORD'S. MAY 19.

The :loyal Assent was notified by Commission
to the Claims on France Bill, the All(ali D,tties
the Qaartyr, , Sessions Division Bill, the
Sci is J iry Court Bill, the St. Pancras Vestry
Bil;, tits Carnaiic Commissioners Bill, Treltw-.
ity's I)ivorce Bill, Halford's Divorce Bill, CI.
theroe's Divorce Bill, and several others, in ali
sixrv-nine.

The. Coutrutssumers were the Lord ChF..imellor,
tie Earl (if Shaftesbury, acrd Lord Visc. Mel iiie.

The Etrl of CoVENTnY brought up two Peti-
tions, one front the Mayor, Corporation, and
Citizens of Worcester, and tht other trom the
Borough of Tewkesbury, praying fora revi,ion of
the Penal Laws. The Noble Lord observed, that
these Petitions had numerous and stoat ret•pect-
able signatures, adding, that the humane and be-
nevolent`sentiments which they contained were
perfectly in unison with his own.—The Petitions
Were read accordingly, and laid on the table.
The Eall BaowNt.otv presented a Petition from
Lincoln, against the Insolvent Act.—Ordered to
lie on the table.

Two Private Bills were brought up from the
nonse ut Commons by Sir It. Vaughan, Mr. El-
lice awl other Nienthers, and read a first time.

Revenue Payments Bill Was read a third
lime and passed.
The Chimney Sweepers'. Regolation Bill was
reported by the Earl of Shatteshory, the Amend-
ments agreed iO, and the Bill ordered to be read
u third time on Monday ; the Lords to be sum-

ruoned.
The Earl of LAUDERDALE wished for some ex-
planation respecting a Memorandum in one of
the Mint Accounts in the AI-Ten:fix to the Report
of the Bank Committee, relative .to the propor-
tion of silver ia the silver coinage as compared
with gold. It would appear, .on the face of the
memorandum, that silver, as coined, formed uo
standard of price, and that estimwing the price
of silver, as its proportion in the coitiage to gold,
it fell below .the actual price in the mat ket dor-
lug 1818 This, according to his (Lord Lauder-
dale's) explanation of it, te.nded strongly to sup-
port his own opinions respecting the Mint regu-
lations, but tie wished to have the explanation of
Ministers upon the point, and as the only one
present (the Earl of Westmorland) probably.
could not give the explanation, not having been
a Member of the Bank Committee, be wished
hint to mention it to his Colleagues, that the ex-
planation toight be given previous to the debate
commencing on Friday.
The Earl of %VESTMORLAND said be was unable
to give the explanation asked for by the Noble
Eail, but he would mention it to his Colleagues.
Adjourned till Friday.

IIOUSE OF COMNIONS, MAY 19.
MISCELLANEOUS BUSINE':,S.

At a quarter before tour o'clock, the Deputy
Usher of the Black Rod to the House of Lords
appeared at the Ber, and requested the attendance
of the [louse of Comfit Ons, to hear the Royal As-
sent given to several public and private bills, for
which see the Lords.
Mr. LZJSHINGTON (front the Court of King's Bench),
presented extracts of the indictment preferred against Sir M.
Loper.-,Ordered to lie on the tai►le.
Mr. HAM.(from the Church and Fire Office), presented a
return of all briefs issued from the Church and Fire Office,
to repair calamities by tire.—Ordered to lie on the table.
The LORD REGISTRAR of SCOTLAND presented a pe-
tition front Dumbartonshire ,atza lust any alteration of the
Coal /)tities.—Crdered to lie on the table.

, Mc. LYfTELTON presented a petition from several Soli-
citors in Westminster, praying for a law to restrain unquali•
fled persons from acting as Conveyancers.
Sir J. NEWPORT presented a petition from the Chamber
of Commerce of the City of Waterford, in favour of the Me-
nai Straits Bridge Bill.—Ordered to lie on the table. •
Mr. DOWDESWELL presented a Petition from Shrews-
bury, praying for the revision of the Criminal Code.—Or-
dered to lie on the table.
Mr. Alderman WOOD, seeing an lion. Baronet in his
place, who had moved on the 14th of May for certain papers,
respectin,g the Property Tax, which papers, on a subsequent
talutioo, had been ordered to be printed, thought, as the
I-souse had yesterday shown, it was averse to the production
of Property Tax papers, hoped there would be no objection
to a motion that he would now make for discharging the said
orders.

After a few words from Sir J. GRAHAM, the motion was
agreed to.
Mr. Alderman WOOD presented a petition from certain
persons of the Jewish persuasion, against the Poor's Rates
Misapplication Bill.—Ordered to be printed.
Mr. WILBERFORCE presented a petition from the inha-
bitants of Bury St. Edmund's, against the continuance of
State Lotterie3.—Ordered to lie on the table.

He also presented a petition from the Burgesses of Anstru-
ther against the Scotch Burghs Bill.—Ordered to lie on table.
Mr. WILBERrORCE gave ,notice that on that day fort-
night he would submit to the House a motion on the affair
ofi:eneral Boyd.
The Meath Hospital Bill was read the third time and
passed.
Mr. 'HARVEY gave notice, that he would to-morrow
move for a Return of informations of Offences against the
Excise Laws.