The Sun.
London, England, 1818-04-15 00:00:00

VAtIT2AL •
TO. CAPITALISTS. •
LE
'
_FiIEEHOLD ESTATE IN SCOTLAND
. PUB SALE.
P„,§I'ATE- of TIJLLOES, in the County•
tRk. at,d extend:lPA, to anottt,i,loo Acres ,of t.xcel,lßnt
liow°„w let at about'snol. per Annum. The various
'N''''ll4heetee, expire in a few years, ivh, rt a great rise of
A Y'l„ ',lt.ained. It is. situated three utiles froui the
"?• •
q e.t4.l'l'tdin4 to he made to M. Pearson, Writer to the
11!4‘1, 'lltturgli • or to Mr Low at Gordon Bank, by
thli-,PRDI A L BALM of CULEAD is now.
kir,(o".yd, as the greatest discoverytinttlias been made
7-..uxitu • • :•-of mart ;it i 3 pUtent, safe-,•and pleasant. 'The
.f qiejl\; farne'bestowed nu its Inventor (Dr. SO-
,N% '-.tverpi,ol) iS the true and nnly-criterien top age
,t 1 1,1 ()f
her
whiCh has- been administered
'letli',ll.ll,,Zi.:'est to the lowest class of people with such happy
st'eeess.--'nw:.l7enders of this' Medicine' fre-
'°94,'star Ket supplied.so quick as the 'demand is for it ;
4rt worthy of remark' that they:are sold.nearly
10,,thdt:r,;(1. a'riret; hand, b'eing' mostly, beSpoke before they
erson
Isluturing tinder weaknesses and debility should
`4sybtWiil 'l,lte a trial, of 'the- Cordial' Balm Gtlead,
el disappoint their hopes, ttoWever sanguine they
f 0111/It''
..4ttlittla,,,'S.- TO TIIE AFFLICTED IN ,GENERAL.
;',o4l,!tria-ii°"7s Cordial, Balm of Gileadis happily calculated
ttler,V, 1,, tile and infirm. In all inward decays,
eie4,')ttediesss.4•;pirits, wezikues,es in either sex, wile-
ilnY...ticquirett, or owing to youttliful iinproden-
;'%lll• ‘,,,4171e1ny will -alf,ird the most wonderful .
In
4tst t 'flesses; tabus clorsalis;.or nervous consumptions,
toe, 4tir,„(.4!is unrivalled, JS he seen oy tbe mum fter-
als itt'his delpaniptile.,-iVered gratis by the Doe
-
1%1 (Jr 1'•
Atot,
all It.ALM of GILEAD most wonderfully ehe-
e,tl~ert°Ward' tied support the life of the aged and infirm.
er, debility, lowness of relaxation in
, "e
this"dter hereditary or owing' to youthful
e,, ellntellicine will afford the Most wonderful relief.
‘‘\;,e;l.)llK characteristic of p• rottioting lungrvity has
; for by keeping the ("m itinion, asat
„talatuil repair, it !Preserves the•bodyist
in health and
-v nts.preat tire decay. It requites nu parti-
PP11,,,. "enu
t, nor m
atteotiou to diet.
,
bs.l.llt SECII-M.l'Y against COUNTEILFEITS.
t S saving of One Bottle in Four.
tat t'M ,e 1 A 1.:.. of GILF A-II is in bottles,
each B
_there are also -fan bottles, peke 335.
four bottles at Its, by which the patient
also the ditty ; the stamp. of which hears
and adrfress in the eng'raving, t‘ Sarni.
1,•!: f to imitate which is felony i ar.d this
set of Plates,, has been granted, to
favour of his 'Majesty's Uctiourable Coin-
- • ""fIP bat ies, vraiinsely to 'secure the public
, 11'.•,;eits •
e:se are genuine.
,on
Co. 150, Oxford-street ; Watd, 204, 1401-
4i44,, ' 'S. Strlpti; and Mr. Goatley, tea Minoriei.
reptitable Venclt.r in all Market 'fowits
_ aud all other :Medicine Venders.

By.a PRACTICAL AGRICULTURIST.
Printed for T. Cadet! and W. Davies, Strand, London ; and
W. Blackwood, at Edinburgh.'
• Of whom may also be had,

The Practical Gardener, cr'r, Improved_ System of Modern
Horticulture ; adapted to large or small Gardens ; de-
ligned,for the assistance of .those Gentlemen who manage
their own Gardens, and as a Boo): of Reference for the
young profeSsional Horticulturist. By John Abercrombie,
.Author of `‘.B-very Man !Ili own Gardener." The SecOnd
reefted, with, c,onsiderable Additions by J. Mean,
Head Gardener to Sir Abraham Hume, Bart. In limo.
price 90. in boards.

• tiowiJAND and SON respeetfully iwforin
the Nobility, Gentry. and Public at large, that in con-
se4iiince of the high repute of their celebrated Macassar Oil,
insidious Perions have imitated it with a 'Counterfeit, com-
posed of Deleterious Ingredients injurious to the Hair; to
avoid such imposition, it, is necessary to ask for

IiOWLAND's MACASAI4. OIL
Each bottle is signed. on the Outside label in red ink;
" A.• Rowland and Son," with a Treatise on' the Hair en-
closttE 'fins °ills the Original and Genuine, possessed of
salubrious properties—warranted to.afford the greatest nou-
rishment -to the Hutnan.Hair; prevents the Ilair being in-
ured by illness, change of Cliaoite, study, tiavellit!, ac-
couchement, &e.; xemoves the scnrf, harshness, and dry-
ness; renders it soft, and glossy; prevents its falling oft,t •
turning grey; creates a thick growth on the baldest. places;
makvs the hair strong in curl, •Which it keeps in damp wea-
ther, exercise, .&c. ; imparts a pleasant perfume ; and pro-
duces whiskers, eyebrows, Ste. The ProFietors warrant -its
innocence, and to improve the hair front infancy to the latest
iseriod of life. • •
The inestimable properties of ,this have gained it the
patronage of their. Royal I•li7lntesses the Princess of Waks,
Duchess of York, the Duke of Sussex, his Imperial Majesty
the EmPeror of Russa. by thyir especial Authority.—Price
da. Gd. 7s. tOs..tid. and One Guinea eaeh. •• •
Also, ROWLAN 'Vs ESSENCE of TYRE.

By merely wettiorthe hair with this preparation, the Pro-
prietors warrant to produce immediately a perfect change in
Red or Grey Hair, Whiskers, Eye-brows, &c. to a- beautiful
glossy and permanent brown. or black, imitating the exact. na-
tural calour; washing makes this Dye more durable, Ladies
or Gentlemen may dye their hail- with ease and sectLsy.—Vrice
4s. is. 6d. and. Ins.' 6d.
Sold wholesale, retail, and for exportation, by the sole
Proprietors,. A. ROWLAND and SON. cornrr 'of Kirby-
street, the first turning. on'the right in Hotton7g,arden,
barn, London; and,• by- a`ppointment, by Wn-
ders throughuut-Eur9pes

•

We calf on the Public to watch" this Bill with
great jealousy—it will throw on the 'Nation a
great additional and unnecessary expence, without
obtaining, in the way,which ought to be pur-
sued, •the avowed object of the measure. Ano-
ther course, perfectly unobjectionable, and at a
small ex pence, will secure it, which we will point
out on another day. In the mean time, we are
free to confess, that we should rather have seen
an inquiry of this nature: brought forward by the
Government than the individuals who art so
anxious to promote this Bill. ‘Ve• have not that
Confidence in their management to induce us to
wish them appointed' under it. We recollect they
are Members of• the African Institution ; Com-
missiouers for the Management of the Cirown Es-
tates itt Berbice ; and we think, if our recollec-
tion dries not fail us, that one of theM was active
in supporting, a few years since, a Bill which.
was brought into Parliament to alter sod repeal
the Statutes of a College in a neighbouring
County, to enable its Master to marry, contrary
to the express intention of its Founder_ Under
these circumstances, we shall be glad to see this
Bill abandoned. It would establish a species of
summary jurisdiction unknown at present in the
Country, and invest individuals with an uncon-
trollied power, which is not possessed by the su-
perior Courts—tor in all their proceedings both
principals and their witnesses are protected, and
every •degree of caution used to prevent them
from •being taken by surprise, or otherwise per-
sonally committed, from the want of legal 0
ffici -
visers, or suent time to be prepared their
answers, &c. Under this Bill, if tiny persOn sum=
mooed before the Commissioners shall refuse to
answer any question relating to the subject for
•wiiich he-is summoned, they may commit him to
such prison as they shall think proper, there to re-
main, without bail or maininixe, until he shall
submit to ansWer the questions they shall ask !
Surely ! such a poWer as this will never be given
to any set of Commissioners, however highly. re-
spectable they may lie.—What ate the Truste_es,
GoyyruOrs,- and Officers of the Seth-tots in Eng-
land and Wales not to be allowed the usual pro-
tection of the Law which is afforded to all,classes
of the People, in the Courts of Ltw and Equity,,
because they will not- answer all the questions
which may be asked them ; are they to be com-
mitted to prison, however aistant or locative-
nient, and there to remain, without bail or Main-
piize, at the will and pleasure of these Commis-
sioners:!. This: is. a suspension. of - the Habeas
Corpus Act with a vengeance ! and. for, what pur-
pose it bereatott in a few SC110016:80Ille 44LISCS,