The Sun. — London, England, 1815-05-22 00:00:00

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OW EV ENING, May . 23' their M' lestiess ner vants will p er f orm THE WHEEL O F FORTUNE. _,_eNß;riat2':',. ` l2f ew iiro l li . rite FARCE. 11 1 , 4 --.--- -___. __.:._.__....__:__ ElerßE RO YAL; COVENT-GARDEN : tils b ' lIIIESUNT EVENING, May 22, Will ' e performed ' ALEXANDAR THE GREAT. r Alexander F Mr Conway. 'AR. . After • • •" r 6 ,which, HE' FORTUNytE 0 ''l - i v:l4434ow.l:robwelilchill he added, MIDAS. 'l l l 2 ' -'i lie l Fortune of u • • lan D g 4 1 . ' 1 kii„ct tLEVENTII ANNUAL EXHIBITION . toL., -, „ th e SOCIETY f INTERS lletti-AS is No% °' P , - a l 1 I (•'reat Room, Spriag Gar inWATER "s-kfloitt'anceVl? PL C N 'ata . l t o t 'e • 6d. ' • C. 1, • Catalogue ' r •FIELDING, Sec. tbl,l4' WEST'S PICTI:RE, CHRIST REJECTED. A-7 the „ P ÜBL I C are respectfully informed, that rtN'p'I4iALLERY, I•lo 125, PALL-NIA , i LI will be RE % ---' on moND. .NEXT, the 29th May, when Mr: ~,• r,',,,..., -. I AY L7ll, Th-,,LOND PICTURE of our SAVIOUR HEALING ,h- rl', OLPLE will be ADDED to those previously ex i 13Y.Clideri CHARLES. SMART, Secretary. l ii „ - THE IMPERIAL_ TWINE CLOTH. 1113 MAJESTY'S ROYAL LETTERS PATENT. pil (Avant tout ragreable de la Tone du Lin.) 4-1-1 R NQlility, Merchants, and the Public, are . k,e, I•espectfolly, informed, the above CLOTH for Eamd bkkle'l11•1•for heeting, is sold,s stamped with the Patentee's. and Ility p.l'otaher of the u,&c. &e. in Cases of thirty . I % v!"" e ach. for Exportatiim ; and by the PleFe. only. 21, -° tO 52 yards each for the convenienco of Families, .. at ,1/2"-ii--,,G,1,.-3,--Bs.ece-45.-4s. 6tl.—and ss. 6d. I,l'Y,arled, ' 4 lll :. ',',4,ILLAItI), the Patentee, at ‘ the East ,India It'Vaan sta't •!,":elnrti!, Clieapside. London ; ;t Ei nd (t e aar a t t •y e e v n er . v Its Iti ls e ,d ilit l) and iiitif)eeitonis stil , il at no i oth e er v 1 House the price of 144t'lloth ; its singti°l'!'-}'. i e l i nfiveness - to health and plea ,l,'',l4tst4„,„°f w l•ar ! tot= Ila;•ce°,1( ting the ill, effects of the . slid nitleh --'," of the Ati ‘ osp i h \ cr e e l - a. 'and of sift iv" or sfandlng vfetder, a,•': t-14all --""vc exercise, are qu ' alities fo; whicli -it. stan.ds.l.l,l - i,.! anti which renders, it most desirable toTeht;eer4ilEl,l,-- i(iS, bFIZtrSY-4Cll:sa7„tcel a G ri( 4 i tt in ev l e e rY ; S e ea u so n n equaked fo.r each :-- evoiminy and c-o nta 's ii7f ( ro s i: two to fouair hith. Geatlenie'n in the Iri -, oy.and Navy, and Families . t . ra : the a 1 ,,.",:, Nt i1l find it of incalculable benefit. it never irn" F)."1'1", tlictthla4l,?al°l°%Plleve: The White Chints for,Dresses ula., ) ,„,•7ia . 1 ," is above, front Three to Volir Guineas each. Piece. , ': .iti , !‘, l.l l , ifot India Muslin% for Gentlemelle Cravat's -4111173"rirs &c. by .the Piece and Demy.--411 . e . frau kt o. , •:-Orders of will meet immediate attention. Ch , s•il • •'...„...,....... I 1 L. MONDAY, MAY 22, 181.5. EPiiict st*Ptt4t6t,tiri.t.ittggt EXCF!EqUEB. BILL OFFICE, May 20, lsts. PICTUALLING-OFFICA, May 2, 1518. FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE. t by reCOC ses, 1 4 3 5 ;00r a d 01' t of t he to b e ofts'a ocee All EXCHEQUER BILLS dated in the Months of March and April, 1614, viz. Supply, 1814, L . 10,500,000, 54 Geo. 111. Cap. 18. Ditto L.5,000,000, 'Geo. III; tap. 39. THE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLtI I / 4 7 0 Ills .11.1.7ESTY S NAVY" do hereby give Notice, That on Tuesday, tic 6th of June next, the, will be ready to recciet: Tenders in Trriting, .sealed up, and treat with such _Persons as will undertake to supply (on four separate Con tracts) the folldwing species of VICTUALLING to His ilra jesty's Ships dud Vessels at the Places untle7.mentioncd,vi..t , At Jatnaica and New Providence At EkTIi * APTS from the ALA'NIFFSTO bf the kING of FitANCR, addressed to the FreziCh Nation. To BE PAID OFF., THE LORDS COMMISSIONERS of HIS MAJESTY'S TREASURY having given directions for paying off the Principal of the above-mentioned EXCHE QUER"BILLS with the interest slue thcredti, at the Ex chequer Bill Office in .the Receipt of Excheynei', New Pa lace-yard, Westminster, on Tuesday, the 20th day of June, 1815, Attendance will be given daily (Sundays and Holidays eXceptod) until, and including Tuesday, the 13th Jime, from ten o'clock in the morning, till one in the after noon, for the purpose of receiving the same; and, fur .the greater dispatch, the bearers of the said Bills are desired to place each description of Rills in separate Lists '(which are to be obtained at this'Office) classing them in the Order of their respective dates, such as are for the same Amount being numerically arranged, and specifying the principal suits and interest due thereon, computed from, but excluding the says on which they are respectively dated, to the ',odd 20th day of June inclusive, when the interest will cease ; and the said bearers (being holders or not) are indispensably re quired t• indorse each Bill with their•usual signatures; and to write then• names and residence at the bottom of - each separate List; and they are moreover required to attend the •Exthequer Bill Office for payment, and to receive the new sills, and give the Receipts for the sante. If any of the \ - - holders of the aforesaid Bills should be de= sirous of receiving .payment of the principal and interest, previous to the said iOth day of June, they may be accom modated on computing the interest to the day on which they wish to lie paid, and leaving the said Bills for examination one day prior thereto. - At harhadoes and Antigna Sea PrOvhion§; At. Halifax, Bermuda, and Quebec.... Sca Provisions, during.thc space of Twelve Months certain, li•oni the 17th of .; , eptember next, and further, until ;VA. Months warning shall be given fur the termination qf the respetllve Contracts; the Conditibns of which may be seen at the Secretary's Office. No.regant "Dill be had to arty Tender in which the Price shall not be iii:i•erted iii words at lenylh, or that shall not be delivered to the 'loan/ before One .9' Cloa on the said Tuesday, the nth of June .next, nor unless the Per2'on who makes the Tender, o; -seine Person on his behalf) attends, to entsw4r when called .for :—Nor will any Tender that contains extra rvant prices upon some articles, and prices much inferior to the real value upon others, be considered as proper to be ad mitted. grce n : 3eorg to (" c i ° s- /leg, 11 1 g 0" S 6 " 0 05, 51) , 1 rY• tab le !: 61014 Each Tender must also be accompanied by, a Letter 'signed by two responsibl e per sons ensrdrit4r lo become bound with the Party , 6 5 ?elering, in the Penal Sant of 10001. for the due ; ay:Annan - cc the Fresh Beef Contract, and of 15,0001. for each of the three Sea Provisions Contracts. t 11' 35 t vP be eil era big frOn i VICTUAL L INC-OFFICE, May ie,1815. THE COMMISSIONRS ; for VICTUALLING Ills MA ESTY'S NAVY do hereby give 4VOtice, That on Tuesday, the 20d instant, they will be ready to receive Tenders in tvfitin,!r, 6caled up), and treat for, l'vve Llun.'lred Chaldrons of PITT's TANFIELD MOOll., WINI , SOR's PONTOP, TOWNLEY MAIN, or SIMPSON's PONTOI COALS (full pay), in entire Carves; One Hundred and Fifty Tons of LIVERPOOL, or Coarse grained CHESHIRE SALT, or SALT of equal goodness; and Three Hundred Tons of CHESHIRE BAY-SALT of the largist grain, or SALT of equal goodizess ; To be delivered, the Coals in the 'space of Two Months, and the Sall by the 3oth of Septeniber ncvt, into his Majesty's Victualling Stores at. Deptford; and to be paid for by Bills paaable, with interest, Ninety days after date. N. B. The whole of the Salt is to be Sto•I•e-dried, and to be answerable to Samples to be produced ,with the Tenders. The Conditions of the Contracts may be seen at the Se cretary's Office, at this Office; or far as-regards tlw Con:- tracts for Salt) by applying to the Collectors of the Salt :Duties at Liverpool, and at Midelkwich in Cheshire, respectively. No regard skill be had to any nude). in 'which the Price shaft not . be inserted in Words at leccgth, or that shall not be delivered to the Board before One o'Cloch on the said Tmestlay, the 23r1 insant, nor unle.Ys the Person who makes the Tender, or some Person on his behalf; attends, to answer when called for. Such persons as may be desirous of having new Exchequer Bills in Whole or in part of payment of principal, upon marking new Bills, and mentioning - the amount at the bottom of their Lists,delivered on or before Tuesday, the 13th of .I nue, may he accommodated with tie* Bids, carrying an In terest of three pence half-penny by the day„ on every one hundred pounds, which said new Bills will hear date the said Wth day of June, and will be delivered, toetlier with the interest due in respect of the Bills so desired to be ex changed, on Wednesday, the 21st day of June, and the . 'following day s. os o r b". CaPtes 0 Sh lt • •-•fiN' s Y now left on Sale, of m t y t , D E an d , nei n , t HEA Ur ; Three th ~ ei u g Treati. bi 3 as °"(xla c con se• nit Ftmale Diseases, Ner ia.o. itFi ; also•Gelieral Remarks s .:!! . ..w k , tive n ! , 4.114 Ren,"22letlie Flumani3udy is most fre -4,74:1)y o ai nt. most properly adapted fax .P.aterou ster: t ;o 'g m h ' Stran,i • " tot• ; and Neely, and booksellers. - - N. B. All Exclie4der tills dated prior to March, 1814, hare been znl, - crtised to Tie paid air, and thelnterest thereon jias Ceased: This Day was puYikheil, THE ALIAD ; ERO le EPISTLE to CLOOTZ EDIViV.IS. By CUARLES EDWARD STEWART. thou, whatever nate thine ear allure, • - CLooTZ, CoLosea., ME.mart , MAN:soon, or Brmwett ; - Or if thy t4ste a newer title please, Ace.s-r and CH:6II'ION of the GENozsE; Prop of the Playhouse, Alehouse, House and Nation, All IIaiI,YEKSONIFIED INTERIIOGATION. Sold by 3. Porter, SI, Pall-Mall. Vc,/ upm , _ AQtricE. ii°s,,,, V s ir, ne n of Education and professional •t af e 7 l l , use persevering endear, - ours to disco re y l e .a r il l n li g e nea ses „Int! certain method of treating . a ' r oof e a'. " L'' Sticcessful result of their experience is P the hest 1 , operiority, ... 1.4 ' 1 1 C411 : ;l i ej i ITY the uniform suc cess attending their pecu tialv*l`',, wlliell has been confirmed by the experience of tif 111:%411 in a !ern; and - extensive praetite ; sensiblc also k!rt •,,,I.PY efre cts b resultinc , te the -public from medical isr'su-r_l`,„4"l; thilr attention to a certain class of Disorders, tt'shi i i `',uSS and Co. Members of the HOF)! Cellege of Sur tliqe, 1,4 Loudon, have sedulously devoted their attention for 'qliti, 'lst St'vetiteen Years to the study of these Disorders Ist' •so fr e t , • , ii,„ 4 ,,, ,,, .1 !utly etubn...er antltoo . o,lten , prevent, that in , - 15144, g-91essing—Matrintonial Felicity. The numerous ap- tr tt a,ul.ls they have } hith erto received from persons_ of the • ,"'io 4tiuct ion, and the uniform success attending their se.- 4 tsz t ~'" "],. ude oftrratment ' i such complaints, induce theta r ' 14 ' 41 5 to offer their a':isistance. .4 ail . . . , salt, , e Ass of' DEIHL.' rry or DEFICIENCY, . whether re offii,' the too frequency of participating in the daieties ''' a-5'••,.1.1',.!"ie life, the unbounded indulgence of libertinism, :No., ',.`11-er SOLITAItY HABIT, which- Weakens the '1..ii41',„ taint!, andllestroys the flower of youth, In pro t'll'erb s• AtiLITY iii the one - ;ex, and IMPOTENCE in the . 't h ey offer a safe and Permanent cure. i ll ,. !' Hess e u. „ a, lite the ""a front such complaints are preYeat . ed enter i'4.'4er th • '''' rOarricd state, and ashamed Si, seek relief, blood '•‘•, 'oc_lU.lirrh.lties in -silence, it must be eo . nsoling to _: sth„ tsc'er.difhcult or ine ff ectual the cure inaN liede(letd .Ikt,,,,i` xr:actitioners that by a renovating and infallible 'littlti„,.ther to pe rs ' be restored to a sound and vi e ,-rirous .con- A e • il ,b .- s• e7 , , , , 1.4) . '''-' I)i3order, frequently contracted in a moment of usill ."u, and r every s • I Vencrial Infection, by a tli tlh '••,.. i1e,„.,..,.... j species o ~ viiLY , re,,,, ~:•. Nalickg mode of treatilient, is spee,,filya,:isd_rie__- .1/4artfilßl,.svitlimit restraint in diet oz , exerc.ise, o , _ a a t N r e u 1.7 . 1 `A it 4 to - L- 1 . if the Urethra. und . GLEViS, which vl.! tf ulty e cgr e o a short period, vit,tiont recourse_ ti 3 i the _ Arch e.,111 'lrit'ertitts effects Of the 'Caustic ; reforenms t Pt 14 ret, 'e:ieir• t' :several Nu'ilemen and Gentlemen of 1i ", 4, .c. - , 4 ": 14 .Y, wh:o have bee n . Clirett in a very short "I'A',„-' .titer "a"ving laboured 'under strictures . fur . many ~ 'a I, .N.,., Wig , ''‘killtlET ) p - of those ltq 4 .; ( jl4,(..a ges _,. c IiAILES, whose expec tations 'e defeated, it iki ) . t t „ 4e a pta,:imitibial•happiness ha: ... by fa p,oper .1.. .tweratice i . • ",g reflection to kima, tt u 7 1, 4% . . 1i,r/ ti-0 thei,reatedies, the general health is reno lit 4, ' t*l'l',(litnents removed. ,7 1ra irt ' i G e . ° Z ; Ni CO. exclusively Pr°fesin'-''' t '• '''''ti b • -4-1. L "oplaiiit, in order that the Y ma T ':",' ~_ the c , ur s e of he , ch tit t } rt tali e it few, - .with the obloquy so Justly , t.' !Ove; tt : ) "I, limorinit Ezl ' ' -i t e think it but justice to them h' , ' , t , t . t. '-', that , I hcv ! r a ce been properly educated :':_ `4l-.• ", f rr , ) erery branCAL of the profes•3lon (ce i rtifisate til , 4 s• • .1- various IL, iitals •and ' teftimonia.s fiom .. v e ,':4lvir,il,lursional atith,iiitieg' they hare to convince 4,n„•*f 11•I'eetlei: a residence in the Warmer heTisphe t r i :_ ern :`"ist,,,i • " word, elms well as in other parts, embo.dens d.s -,l'es 4 1 ) ,' ~tl'''t th resealre ' lles hari . ng been confined to 1 - il,,ti,int e'-q- enumerated, they bold out a certainty .9f ''''n°,•• i lif '. Pa () • s s e ' ' • ,, zi ' has nit ,they under the defiilitating effects or 3h:itf,)' ' under the torrid zone. And furttier,,tliat .. hav_. , ae 4,14 .pli)rtanities it, t heir professional capacity, of foi_,r_i_! l ?; Pitlll(lt,s'aCi!uaintalice with the coostituti qua I habits of SEA 41 in ii n,RitliONS, I b„ o ff er t o them the best assurance s troe4lic;u4te relief; th at the *success resulting frottl the r ' , tc.r;tl,l,)‘-' ii.r:lt indure them to quit the practice of the ,. f, i . criAtic4clitioner, and'they presume tkat their preten d , io ,c s e l ' '''`l ' , ‘•11 !' '' fdir , - roun4 for the imprecedented ,. entit i i i , e h i .. Iluil ted ; 'el' they PlikA e, by the Putclic, been so nbara ) ter" be co 1 . ),, ~,,. ,I.ls‘,llteti at their houSe daily fpersenaly, es. by , let. delicacy, 4e,tai•Ll,,`_t.:letits of • EITHEIt SF:44. with secrecy, • ' iimie. _t!g . ii. , . . . A to pa te the p‘lti diti.i„,.s ::,'.. lu the Country are requeste d . ~ k,,,, , , , their case, it ,, e and manner of livin g , e nclosing di "1""liee for" '•,' 1- - .i es - and th P-en'e % will ii . . Advict_ and Niet IL n , ' 40• . I.gire-o or ' ol to any part of the I;.ingdotit. 444 Ctb "Stir- • 1,3 B uverie-struct, 4 44 '1 • ' beenl, , ° I 14 iX ilert-street. 6 ,1 ° ITHE PAMPHLETEER.. Just published, price 6s. 6d. T PAAI P 1-1 LE E E H., No. X.— Containing 1. M. Benj. de Constant on the Responsibility of Ministers Trial by Jury, by J. Longley, Esq Mr. ‘Vilbcr loree's Letter to Prince Talleyrand-4. On the Means of, Preserving Houses from Fire-5. An Attempt to Estimate the PoetleaUTalents of the Present Age, by T. N. Talfourd, Esq.-6. On the Organology of the Brain-7. Mr. P. Eliot's Letters tontinued—S. Mr. Basil Montagu -on the Insolvent Bill-9. A New Theory of the Two Hemispheres, by G. A. Thompson, Esq. Sold by Messrs. Gale and Go. and all other Booksellers. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE coi.FritAcT, AMost ELIGIBLE E'rATE, in the PArisii of St. Neoes, in the County of Huntingdon ;-• consisting of a Capital Farm, called WINTERINGHAM,, with conve nient Ont-houses, and upwards of Five Hundred Acres of Land, late in the occupation of Mr.-F;iiit.—Further particu lars and price may be liad by applying to Mr:Chaorge Wade, Solicitor, Duntnow, Essex ; Mr.Benjnnin Whitney, Bramp ton, near Hunting:loth—Possession of the Forin nay be had at Michaelmas next, or sooner, on coinpleting• tine liurebase, and half the Purchase-money - tray remain on• Mortgage, for a limited period.. ' CUSTOM-HOUSE, London, May_lti,_lBls. FOR SALE (by Order of the ll•onourable the Commissioners of his Majesty's Customs), on WEDNESDAY toe 24th, . THURSDAY the 25th, and FRIDAY the 26th May, ISIS, at 'F‘Vo o'Cluelt in the Afternoon of the said Days pre- cisely, - at th 6 "COMNIER(.4.:II. SALE ROOMS, Mincing lane, . tiH fijllowitig,6ool) S :—For HOME CON SUNIPTION—PorceIaine, a Pair of superb Cz f unlelabres on Ormolu Stands, Gilt Ornaments ,for Clocks, Bronze Fi gures,- Boats, Deals, Mists, Timber,' Wool, Ilat,,Cordage, Anchors, Bamboo Rods, Old Metal, Juniper Berries, and sundry other Goods, as mentioned in the Catalogue,. Clear of all Duties. The Boats, Deals, Masts, Timber, Stares, Wood, Flax, Cordage, * Anchor's, Bamboo Rods, Old Metal, and Juniper Berries, to be viewed at the Toixteco-Ground, Rotherhitlic ; and all the .other Goods at the King's- Warehouse,. No. 90,.. Lower Thames-street, on Saturday the 20tIt, Monday the 22d, and Tuesday the 23d Instant, from Nine o'Clock in the Morn ing to. One in the Afternoon, and on the Morn iris INfore the Sale, where Catalogues will he delis-creel, price is. each. TO THE CURIOUS IN WINES r1: 1 1 -1E foilnwing-very snperior AftieleS in Pints, 11. are. NOW on-SALE .at the -COMMERCIAL HALL WINE COMPANY'S CONCERNS, SKINNER-STREET, 140, OXFORD-STREET, IN COKNHILL, or of any of the Contpa4,'s Agents in the Country:— - Per Dozen. Frontigniac of the finest quality Malmsey, - Madeira, ditto Malmsey; Canary, (the only parcel in the trade) Vin de Garnash, very old, this is a Scarce article .. lied Coustantia, imported front the Constantia Farm :• • iin the year 1806 • s6s. West India Madeira, very fine - 3(35. Old East India ditto) of the umst exquisite flavour at,d quality . . 455. 1 Past India Sherry, the oldest in-the trade, completely • soft by old age, and of the finest genuine Sherry tia vour,- and cannot be surpassed •intinenesa of quality 38s. Curious Lisbon, softened by an East India Voyage, , Carcaveila, very old l• Pine Apple Rum Shrub : 3os. , . I Orange'l3eandy Shrub . • . • NoN•eau, Red and White ......_ 4 4 25. 3Gs. i tke above Articles have Veen procured at nfinii - j trouble, and are reconnueuded .as u - orthy the attention of • Coanois senrs in fine Wines and superior Cordials. N:l3. A parcel of Clarets La Fitte, very good, at 755. per dozen,- in French bottles, . Alin, a small parcel of the finest White Ca pe ever lei- I : Jiortisd, being made frwu the Frontigoiac Grape, transplanted Ito the Cape of Good Hope, .and the only pared in England, biis... per lisaeo, in ilencb. bottles. . VICTMILLING OFFICE, May 16; ‘lBl5. THE COMMISSIONERSfor VICTUALING His 111.1.1ESTY'S NAVY do hereby give Notice, That on Friday, the 26th' instant, they will be ready to receive Tenders in writing, (settled 4 and treat for the Taking Away and Re-maunfacturin/r into NEW IRON HOOPS the WHOLE of' the DANIAGED IRON . HOOPS (round, brohen,bent,Or in pieccs) that may from trice to linty arise, or be delivered into his MAJESTY'S VICTUALLING STORES at DEPTFORD, daring the space Of Twelve Ca "(la'? Months, from the ist of Jane next : to be paid for by Bills, payable with Interest, Ninety Dv/N after date. The C,nditions of the Contract may be seen at the Se cretiry's•-•p/lice.. No regard will be lira to an . y ,Tender ui tali, h tlse; Price clan not lie inserted in words nt let, , ,th,;or that .shall not be delivered to the Board before One o'Cloch oh the sail Friday, the 26th ftsstant, nor unless the Person who makes the render, or sonic Person on' his behalf, attends, to answer when called • fin'. Eack Tender niast also be accompanied by a Letter stigrecd by two responsible Persons engagiwg to become bound with the Party' tendering, in the Penal Sans 0f36001.f0r the due performance of the Contract. INTERESTING BOOKS JUST PUBLISHED. ABAUM E's CI HCVMSTANTIAL NAR ‘ RATIVE of. the _CAMPAIGN in RUSSIA. Se cond Edition, considerably iz;pyored, with Plins,sro. lOs, Gd. boards, or With a large coloured Map, 12s. Gd. bOards.. 2. GIRAUD's CAMPAIGN of PARIS, in 1814; to-which is 'added, a Sketch of the Campaign of 1813, Bvo. with Ma'? and Plan, Gs. boards. 3. BLAGDON's FRENCH INTERPRETER; • consisting of Copious and Familiar Conversations on every topic which can be 114,ful or interesting_ to . Families, Travellers, Merchants, - o r of Rosiness; together with a COMPLETE VOCA BULARY' Tables of the relative Value of Coins, with forms of Cards, Notes, and Lettth: Tt N whole exhibiting, in a eery distinct manner, the exact wodt of PronUnciation, with tl.a true Parisian _Accent ; and particularly adapted .ror Tourists, who have not acquired a knowledge of the French Language. A neat portable Volume, price Gs. O. half bound.--London : Printed fu I Samuel Lei.rh • is, Strand. BILE, INDIGESTION, IJEAD-.lCli, ERUPTION OF THE SKIN. • E T XPERIENCE . ha pr s oveo that the most ,effec. two Reinedy•discoverea for the above Complaints, is the Plll5, introduced into this Conrary by an tlninent Physi cian, late of Bengal, under the name of the BENGAL ANTI BILIOUS PILLS.—Sir William Altham, in a Letter dated April It,. 1815, states, that he has found them more effica - i• ciouS than auY Ant ibili ous Medicine; and the Rev. Mr. J. P. Jones, of Oxford, asserts, that since he took them twclvu months ago, he has remained eirtirely free from the affectien of the Storaach and Head, and Blotches - of the Skin, by winch he had been previously .a great,sutlerer ; and that in every Case of the above f..7.0111p1:6:iis lie has recommended them, thii have proved eqMilty beneficial. They slot only carry off, redundant Bile, tend offensive Matter from their Stomaah and Inte4ines, but sigierthipas s..t . tilo from the System, which is the cause of a gre.tt variety of Diseases, particularly Ertip tion of the Skin, Hcad-Ach, Sweitiulc of the Legs, Si.c. &c. And . are therefore the best Sprint; Physic that can be employed. That their reputation inay not sutler by spdrions imitations, the Sale is confined to Mr. Bacon, 150, Oxford-road; Mr. Lud;ate-hill, corner of St. Paul's Church-; and Mr. r a yn r. ..: l. ll 2 ;Manchnst.tr; and Mr. 'Want, Ports:am:Ott • It begins with statiug, that it had been the first - care of the King to instruct his ambassadors to represent to Foreign Courts the real course of evehtS, and condition of things in Fratiee, that France might not be -caluinniated, dishonoured, exposed to unjust cdntenipt, and Unmerited indignatiOn. " This first care has been fulfilled. All ,thei Power's of Europe now know, that the •King_ of France and the French Nation, more than ever united by all that can draw closer the ties between a good King and a good people, were suddenly be• trayed by an army, unfaithful to its Prince anal its country, to honour and its oaths : that, how ever, among the first Generals of that army, those whose names constituted its glory either rallied under the colours of the king, or at least aban doned those of the Usurper : that chiefs of corps and officers of all ranks daily follow this example : that among the multitude of soldiers drawn in to, a defection unexampled in military annals, there _ are many of those whom inexperience had delivered up to seduction, who have been led to repentance by reflection, and' whose misleading must be en tirely laid to the charge of , their seducers. rope knows, in fine, that with the 'exception of that por.'..ion of the army beconle unworthy of its past glory, and which has ceased io belong to the French army; with the exception of a handful of ,voluntary accomplices, who have furnished the Usurper with men ambitious without merit, and . criminals without remorse, the whole French na tion, the good citiiens of the towns, the good inkbitants of 'the country, corps and individuals, Of both sexes aml Of all ages, have followed and: recalled the King with all-their wishes, have im printed on.all his footsteps a new homage of gra titude and a new oath of fidelity. Europe knows that in Paris, in Beauvais; in Abbeville, in that great and glorious city of Lille, of ivhich treason occupied the gateS, and threatened to ensanguine the walls, in the face and under the very sword of traitors, all arms were extended towards the King, all eyes offered him the tribute of their tears, all, voices cried out to him, " Return to us ; return to deliver your subjects." Europe knows and continues to learn that these invocations are in. tessantly renewed ; that they daily reach, the King not only from all points of that frontier so eminently loyal, but from all quarters of his kingdom even the most distant." " And, indeed, how could it be otherwise than that the sentiments with which the King's heart is animated towards his subjects, should secure to him a shililar return on their part ? Who shirll dare to eontradicr the King when he swears be fore God , and before his people, that, since the Clay when Providence replaced him on the throne of his fathers, the constant object of his wishes, his thoughts, his labours, was the happiness of all Frenchmen ; the restoration of his country, more dear to him than that of his throne, the re. establishment of external and internal peace ; that of religion, justice, laws; morals, credit, corn-. merce, arts ; ,the inviolability of all existing pro. perty without any exception; the employment of all virtues and all talents, without any other Via. Unction; the present diminution of the most bur thensome taxes, until their approaching suppres. sion ; in fine, the establishment of public and per sonal liberty, the institution awl" the perpetuity of a;CHARTEW which guarantees for ever to the French nation these invaluable blessings ? And if, amidst circumstances - of such difficuly, at the close of storms so violent and so long, amidst so many calvm,ities to be repaired, so many snares to be discovered, and.bpposite interests to be con ciliated, it was beyond his power to clear all ob stacles, to escape all mistakes, to avoid all errors, the King cariat least flatter himself with the assent of all just minds, when he says Nat his greatest error was one of • those which proceed front the heart of good Princes only, anti which 'tyrants never conimit; it is their power which they wish. to be boundless ; it was his clemency which tho King wished to be withoett.bounds." • The manifesto next adverts. to the Deelava,. tion of the Allied Powers of the 13th of March, declaring Buonaparte the enemy of the civilized world, and pledging themselves, while they en gaged religiously to respect the integrity of 01 . 4 • French territory, and the independence of the French character, never to lay down their arms, till the irrevocable destiuction of his pernicious power. It then .procee4 as follows " The Powers assembled in Congress did . more. They resolved that the accession of the sing should be demanded to, the new compact which they had just concluded. Their AmbasSadors have brought these communications to his Ma jesty. They presented to him the new credentials of their respective Sovereigns, to reside where. ever the sole legitimate Sovereign 4f Ftancq Was