The Sun.
London, England, 1816-07-03 00:00:00

RUPTURE:'

IC Afiiioe.ll Ate. most ,relpectfitlly informed.
JL thnt SALMON, ODY, and s PATENT SELF-AP-
'.llls LING TItOSgES continue to be reeominended by the
tnost eminent Surtreons in Town and Country. Fron► the
superior construction of these Instruments:no Strips are ne-
cessary, and will answer for right or left aide; the hinly is
also relieved from the galling pressure which all other
Trusses-nee:►aion. • The. Patentees have the honour to supply
the Army iind Navy, the Military and-Naval Hospitals, the
Thuispott Board, the Dock-yards, the Ordnance, the Marine
Infirmary, the Hon. East India Company, the City of
Lon-
don TruisSociety, the Miry-le-bonne tbc Mid-
dlesex &c.—Manufactory, o'2, Strand.
Persons residing in the Country, sending the circum-
ference .of the body in inchei,, just above the hips,.may
Pend upon twin-. accurately fitted.,Lailies arc mutated to
apply at Mr. 04's private door.

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, ' Witst.'S -.1 ES UiTS---DR—OTTS . • '
TN. his Niaivst y's Navy these Di ops have fur
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near 100 years past maintained their character as a spe-
cific far tha,Scarsl, Gravel,- Drttpsy,, I,itrangtiary,. Weakne4
and Obstructions in the Llrin.try Passage, and General Debi-
lity; lint particularly-for their alicolitteamd,speetty 014 of
the Venereal Disease. WESSEI.'s Plet)1"
SitCIFIC 'REMEDY are' the 'only iatfe'aiid espeditiousCure,
and am fio innocent in tinlir nature, as to require 14111 or nu
rest rain t.
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The great object to be ,:attended to is, .that Patients and
Purchasers should be careful in having the trite and genuine
Preptitatiotr; as the tins**, unsancturted, and dangerons
Counterfeits attempted to he foisted on the Public by abso-
lute falsehoods, are to nithierotts that tile. Pro priet6rsrretpicst
every Purchaser to ask for•WessePs Jesuits Drops, and uuleS4
they have the following words on the •tattip, they are gross
impositiolts un tlo, Ptilstic Joseph 00;0.st. vaol's
Church-yard," %%inch his Majesty's Ctimitia‘ioners have or-
dered to be engraved on every stamp. All others are Coun-
terfeits. •
ISlerchants, Captains, and Ventlers, supplied 'on liberal
terms. Pt ire -go. per bottle. •
Sold also by Sanger, Oxford-street; Ward, Middle row,
Holborn; and Tutt, Royal Exchange,

1010.11---3tO7NISEI) ilteit'.• Royal Himiffiest:es ilia
Princess of Wales, Duchess of York, and Duke of Sus-
sex, his Imperial Majesty the Emperor of all the Russia:, by
their special Authority, and the noijority. of the Nobility
throughout Europe, t
ROWLAND'S MACASSAR OIL,
composed of Vegetable Ingredients from the Island of Macas.
tar, in the East Indies; possesses salubriims and efficacious
priperties, which are pre-eminent for removing the scurf,
harshness and dryne•is of the Hair, preventing it' falling otf,
or turning grey ; strengthens the-weakest Hair, and renders
it thick and long on Bald Places; makes the Hair beautifully
soft, curly, and glossy; preserves the curl in damp weather;
produces Whiskers Eyebrows, &c. In short, it is inestima-
ble for rendering the kair of Ladies, Gentlemen, and Chit..
dren, inimitably elegant.
' Each Genuine Bottle Is Inclosed in " Rowland's Treatise
on the Preservation of the Human Hair," anti signed in Red
" el. RO WLAND arid SON." Price 3s. Cd. 45. del. ind
Ids. ad. per Bottle, containing four small ; or larger Bottles
containing eight small, at ti. is. each.—Also,
ROWLAND'sIoSSENGE of TYRE,
which never fails to produce immediately a perfect change in
Rcd'of Grey Hair, 'Eyebrows, Whiskers, Ste. to a prawn or
Wasik, and retains its glass, The Dye is so durable, that it
cannot be removed by washing or perspieati an, and is so in-
noeent, that -Ladies be fientletnen nay dye their Hair with.
ease and secrecy--45.. 7s. 6d. and Ins. Gd.
Sold whotesalu, retail, and for L'xportationi by the sole
Proprietors, A. ROWLAND and SOW, Corner of Kirby-,
street, the first turning on the right in HatiOn4arden, Hol-
born, London. I.tid, by appointment, by 411 Perfumers and
Nlediciue.Veuder,, in Londott,'"and in ev ~ry Town throughout
the Empire; and hy all Merchants, Captains, and Dealers,
in the East and West Indies, and America.
00..'A9k for. Rawland's Oil, er Rowlan4's Dye, and observer
tile signature oaeaett 4uttlef f` A. Rowland and Sou.".

"At rite close of a laborious Session, We,. his Majesty's
mast faithful Cotonnins, atten I upon your Royal ilighrsess
•
with our concluding Bill of Supply.
" During the course of our deliberations, we have, in obe-
dience o your (towsl ilitrhness's commands, exansi tied the va-
rious Treaties anti Cnstvt ntiusiv wisiuh titiVe beets lot before
us. We have there seen the ..troupsil.litv of Enropc
established up,..m -a basis of legitimate (4w:eminent, by
the saute presiding Counsels which planned the bold,
pravident,., and comprehensive • nseasnres coonnenced its
the Necomations at Chaumont, sectored in the Con—
gress at Vienna, and completed by the Peace of Paris. We
have stl . seen the wise and generous policy of the Allied
Powers its disclaiming, all projects of dism.rtuncrin4, the
and ancient monarchy of France, leave been coutclitco to
adopt such precautionary measures as sniitht.effo;Nqiiy.l".o"
icct the world from a renewal of its fordiei sufferits,,ts. And
we base rejoiced more
,especlally that this important char.,e
has been confided, by common consent, to the.samevklorious
Commander, whose triumphs have so mainly contributed'
to the glory of their 'country, and the .general happiness of
'mankind.

" In our domestic concerns, the great and sud(!ln transi-
tion front a state of extended svari,are to our piesaut.
tion,hat necessarily produced many serious evils anit'ditficul-
ties, to which we have not failed to apply our Mott anxious
attention. To the distresses of the Airrieulturiti Interest eve'
have rendered such immediate relief as could he devised,
hoping also that they linty daily decrease, and trisfingitinch
to the healing intLitincta.:,of. time.- }or the benefit, of coat,
merce,•and the general couvtmience of all ranks Cif his Ma-
jesty's subjects, a new coinage has 'teen Provided ; and in ins-
riorts ways, by positive enactments or preparatory inquiriiis,
we have devoted much of our labuors to the general improve-
ment of the condition of the people, their relief,' and their.
instruction. In settling our financial arrangementt, tire ex-
penditure of the services, of our civil and military establish-
ments has been considered with reference to the pecuniary
resources of the year ; and amongst the most important of our
measures, as affecting the joint interests of Great 'Britain
and Ireland, is the law-which we have passed for consolidate'
ing the revenues of both portions of the United Kingdom.
" But, Sir, in the midst of all our' various mid important
concerns, domestic and foreign, there are none. in which the
nation ever takes a deeper interest than those whi6ll regard
the splendour and dignity of the Throne which reigniroeer
us. -Impressed with these sentiments, we have endeavoured,
by a new arranzement of the Civil List, to separate their re-
venues which art specially assigned to the support of the
Royal State, placing them henceforth beyond the reach of any
entitingent charges, which mere properly belong to (Aber and
different brunches of the puhlio.serviee. And in the same
spirit of local and affectionate attachment we have hailed,
with heartfelt satisfaction, the auspicious Marriage by which
the pal eneti choice of your Royal lii4lniess has gratified the
universal wiilies of the nation, and has adopted in the fa-
wily of our sovereign art illustrious Prince, whose high qua-
lities have alrendy endeared him to the people amongst whom
hr has fixed the future destinied of his life.

" Theite, '•ir, ate the ;bjeets to which our thottglittc and
lahours have hevh chiefly directed ;
,and ,fpr Completing the
Grauti.tvlikli it is our spurial dot y and privilege to provide,
tea now west-Ili to y 4.11 1* etuy.,l 11;ghnesi; x Bill, intitutiol;
AO tor 4faialrig to his Nl:tie:sty a 'certain Snot nut ;if
the Coosolinlattll fraud 'of Great Britain, and fur applying'
certain tomes therein mentioned for the lierviee of the year
1816, and hither aliprrlhiating the Supplies granted in the
Session of Parliament.' to which Bill, with all humility, we
intreat his Niajesty's Boy:it Assent."
The Roy+4l Assent given to, the Appropria-
tion Bill, the B.llwitit Amendment Bill, the
Pillory Abolition Bill, the Regent's Canal Bill,
the Gas Light Bill, Dyott's Divorce Bill, and a
few tither Bills.

His RoyAI highness the Prince Regent delivered
a Speech from tilt Throne, for which see Tun SUN
of yesteFtley._

Then the Latta CHANCELLOR, by the PKINCIL
REOENT'4 Command, said :
itty Lards and Gentlemen,

" It is the will and pleasure of his Royal. Highness the
Priuce Regent., acting in the name and on behalf of his Ma-
jesty, that this Parliament he prorogued to Saturday the 24th
day of August oust, to he then here holden; and this Patna-
meat is' accordingly prorogued t• Saturday the 24th day .61
August next."

ilia Royal Highness then retired with the same
state as on his eutraoeci.

Gammons withdrew from the Bar, and the
Lords retired from the !louse.

HOUSE OF COMMONS.
An Account was presented of tha number of
I.4ves lost in Transports since 1814.

GAS LIGIIT Ittuo.
On the question that the Lords' Amendments
on the Gas Light be taken into ennsidetation,
Mr. CAWTHORNR rose to renew his opposition
to the 1344 principilly on the ground tit its in.