The Sun. — London, England, 1815-05-17 00:00:00

Of t .~. ~~, ;:., 4 1; V l / 4 /111 1 1‘\\, • ' DA NI ~, ~r ~~ ,~- ------ . _ ~..-::7:,..:,..-•,.; v,• ii, • , f l /1. N, I--, :. 4•••W_.'- ...--- , ' f,-'..•;) ,• . :• . 1 , - ~ . ... ~- .7,714 t 4 1 • 1 .A.— 'iA f..„--.:-:, ~ci.„:?.. 4,tj -... ci ri k z , , ,,t 4 v4l l • . 44.„ ;ry- • (~` +, 'N,l‘ of , / kTNittit 7081.1 `ll , T STXPRI`TC.7]-TTAT,FPENNI".- --........•....ama _cs -, ..r.....s+.mane.urrn mr.....,......e. th Tilr'ITRE ROYAL, 11111:711Y-LANE. rISPRESENT it,\TENING, May 17, their • Ai . , ' „,stles•Servtutts will perform the Cotmtrlr of ,Si j , 'HE MERRY WIVES 07 WINDSOR.,.. • Powell ; fir„ r p („'llO F alstaff, Mr li:ri 1 ley ; Mr. Page, Mr: , F oil u„ra, Ar. tirtinglit.en • Mt s: l'•if-0-• Nlrs. Oiger ; Mrs. 445. Glove r ; • M i s, fitrieli 1 Y., iVI-r• Sparks' After which, the'Orancl .•Itisical Romance of ..' The LODOiSK . „, - Prineec Lod s oislia ' Miss L. K e lly. . ort 9w, • l' • he Wheel of •Fortunt ; with Pat Ten o'Clock. Ivt_i r 'rEt. ilif: ROYAL, COVENT -GARDEN. • `,(B PRESEN'r EvF,NING, May 17; will • he performed the Masque of C_ . CONIPS. Abet Mr. (one beat' r and Fi rst Bacchante, Miss Stephens. - ‘l'llich will produced, for the first time, a.uew Farce, called , i rb e • THE rottTuN EOF WAR! *lt J Pn^ elPal Cii :Ar b :%fr. Abbott Mr. Blan . a . r . t s i; pv,,,, e.) saAiesr ibtl S . athews,acters Mr-Liston, Mrs. , Davenpo rt C , h MI 3 Cra• , M . To whiell will is o added, • THE N I ILLV.R. AND HIS MEN. f;....,_ . To-morrow, 'lle Strang er . 4.4- I', , . i„,,, i. ' . ' . k , I uhlic Are most respectfully informed, theat,l,loeufro,id -1/7:1/,'":s popular Entertaini»ents continuing - to b h ' ii tml, tlie4, "aaried applause be unprecedented crowded An , 11„, - "' will lie repeated every Evening this Week. ''"l.. ANIPHITHEA.TRE (ASTLEY'S), WEST.MIN- Nd e ,, STER- BRIDGE. the •Patronage of their ROyal flighnesses the Prince Regeut and Doke of Yorlt. 11 [ 11-1 IS EVEN IN{;, To- tit or ro vt , , Friday, and it,,,,,,.S,_attir(l.y, at Half-past Six o'Clock precisely, 'II . OR t. SF ,rllllll bv.twlve celebrated Equestrians.ffAn t:noineexlY tr;w4.o.o,nclid Serio-Comic EqueStriatt Pautoa"me' /%;,. : a ., l 'hti,' 4 arY anti extensive New Platforms and Nouvelle ie} !I4 I•l'tsalled'iHE LIFE, DEATII, AND RESTORATION .n /4,0)1% HIGIimr:TTLF.I) RACER ; or, Harlequin on fill h : "e • in the course of twenty-one interesting . The he R r eal•Htn•se Race, - anti a real Fox Clit . ice.— t,in,vs7iZril'.exeS:enilfeslilt:iy" Paddy Carey," by Mr. Henill.F.— ~..................................._L____:, ~1 elilEyrA,N.l%.lr. bAl:„fitch. Melo-Dnitim called SIGISMORN, AND .. THL W. flaycs—To conclude with!. 'ecoud Price at Half-past Eight. Ilitlr, LIVERYMEN OF LONDON. .• : UP' Abtilt gss of the LOYAL arid INDE -11. PEN4I.=N;, . Iglinos I • LIVERYMEN- of LONDON tolii."11.7":al tif p vii S. the PRlNcti: RENT Oil the PRESENT , STATE , 0- !lAN \ lie A I'F:li 11.S1 a!1(1. ex I) r f :sive of their DISAPER•‘; ' 1 . 1 1.1 ' g r il+t RESOI lITIONS of the late C".‘l()`, ti , ~.• :will reotaitt fur 'lll S'C ' N . kTUR%-S of the LIVERY ,„ ' A l'CitiLlx 'NF • e '' LONDON T•WERN, Hi "'lJsgat„, . .• .X.l, at the ', , .. LI tite.i iiii street auk LONDON COFFEE. -HOUSE, 13 1 815. . HOUSE, 1., cl - 4 .- oi . ' Ii ROI - AT, ACADEMY, 7•OI' , ,IF.P.SET-PLAu. TINIE EXHIBITION is NOW OPEN, aril will coati - line till further otice,*froui Eight in the Morning till Seven in the Evening,.—Admittance Is. Catalogue 14. HENRY HOWAWD, R.A. Secretary. • ebA 7. TIIICT FOl - t E .1; ; .:4:57.1" 5-I.I.LiNG .cur -. ~-.X; AV..lsentinck . cannot have left atw doubt :upon his mind that the Eng•tilt ereneral . cyn'sti . durs f eWry'colout•it - V •P • A e Est ("la I , upon ti all) oalt 'a's•a":l attcl:upon - that power itself ; the, well j.known-loy.alty Great Britalp always. know how, distingu.i.ili bet we.•ll!.vords am actions. " The Cabinet of .iLy besidtrantluillize es ea:,ily its'ilt . ,% when i-t•learns that one .of irs ap.,fetitig named 13iittla, ‘vho aitempted .to t:ep—kiii ,seeretly froin,Florence to Genoa, has fallen into the hands of the. Austrian army, with all the in strut:dont which lie. had about him ; that thus, .none of the designs and plans of Murat has rz _inained nuknoin to the Court of Austria ; and that this Court, if it, had still need of such a dis -cOt'cry, is ibie to appreciate at their. just value,. even to know, in. their full extent, the overtures which have been made to it by the hitt negocia tor, who was sent, buck from Trieste " Our Couk has Cohcludeira 'treaty with his Ma . .: jesty the Kin,g.' of Sicily, by which this Monarch is tobelciustated inthe kingdom of Naples. The, son of ;the bake of Ferra - Capriela, the Sicilian Minister, set out yesterday with this treaty tol'alermo. ; • • - i• • - • F.ESSEL. Nary-D1; -Mug r 6, I S 15. THE PRINCIPAL 0 FIFICERSaird C1)1:115- STONE; of HIS HAI ESTrs Nd do hereby give Notice, That they are ready to Treat with.vec:h Persons as May be Willla'Ar to Contract for the lI IRE . of it FAST. SAI L_ ING VESSEL; of the same DESCRIPTION as the. POST OF FICE PACKET BOATS employed betWecn DOVER or HAR WICH and FRANCE ; bnt the Iresscl is to l i ef rom 100 to 150 Tons larthen ; and the Alecommodation for the Passengers will be particularly attended to. • , THE PITT CLUB. • , • 'PUB ANNIVERSARY of the BIRTH-DAY of the late Right Hon. - •WILLIAM PITT will he. COM MEMORATED at the 'CITY of LONDON •TAVERN, ort Si thelith Instant • - Sir ROBERT PEEL, Bari. M.P. Vice-President, in - the Chair. Tickets not transferable TWO GUINEAS each, to be had by Merit hers only, on application at the Tavern, the 22d, wid, and 24th Instant, but not afterwards, between the hours of Eleven and Four o'Clock. 4 05 04 ° t ...0 A GENTLEMAN of the first established Rank and Practice in the.PROFESSION of a LONDON SUR GEON, possesses the POWER to IN'PRODUCE a JUNIOR. He must be unmarried, and an Englishman, with more than ordinary,Accomplishments, and have the immediate command of Two Thousand Pounds.—The snp , riorAdvantages,and the eligible Prospects Which attach to this Proposal, will make the Principal very select in his choice, and it is expected that none but Persons of unexceptionable-Character mat gentle manly Habits will apply. Letters, post-paid, addressed to B. B. B. 401, Strand, Lon don, containing real Name and some leading particulars will receive attention. di Form of the 'l'ender may he seen et this Offee. • Of )I i 1 VICTU-ILLING at I , IGE, May W, 1815 THE CO ill IVIISSIONERS for VICTU,-.ILL IN G . His MdJES7'Y'S NAVY do hereby give Notice, That onThursday, , the 25th inst:3l r. WILLIANIRE MS, their .e4ger.t at Portsmuut h - ,will be ready tO receive seated Tender,i and treatfor ONE THOUSANDQUARTERS of CLOSE-DRIED AMBER MALT,for the service of the Victualling Department at that Port ; to be answerable to a Saileple that will be ex hibited at his Offlee ; to be delivered in One Month ; and to be paid for by Mlle Payable with Intercit Ninety Days iolter date. PATENT WARNING and REPEATING WATCHES, manufactured by C. E. VINER; 151, New Bond-street, under the patronage of his Royal Highness the Dula. of York.—This highly useful WATCH, to awalien the wearer at any time required,• and to remind him of any num ber of appointments he may hare to attend to in the course of the day, ie incontestihly one of the most courenient and useful objects that can be desired. Its construction is of the most simple nature; it does not in the least present the well going of the Watch, neither can it be mismanaged ; thus of fering every desirable convenience at a moderate expence. As a Warning and Repeating Watch, its utility is obvious, arid will be found to combine every desired purpose. of Meerfeld's Huhlans"passed through here to-ddy. The departureOfthe Sovereiglts is not yet fix-. ed ; 'that . cit the Graud Duke of Baden aiin his ;Ministers 'will tc.lie place, , • • is said, on the 4th of this wonth. No regard will be had to any Tender in which the Peke shall not be inserted in words at length, oe that shall not be delivered before Twelve o'Clock on the said Thursday, the 25th instant, ner unless the Person who makes the Ten der, or some Person on his behalf, attendS, to answer when called for. JHis Majesty the Wing . of Saxony - is expected to-day•tit;LuXernhurgh. "This journey Oyes hopes of au ,. agreement which, under present circumA ,stances, would be a very advantageous event for nil Germany. • QE_RA, MAY 1.-We have- received the parti. culars of the.march of the Russian army, which is to leave Kali Sch, from the 18th of APril,to the 7th of June. Th . e,- first brigade arrives 'here on the 3d,of May,„and the last. on the 12th of Jane. the whole number is 84,000 men, and 21,000 horses.) HANOVR, MAT 1 ri2 Ommittee is appointed under the iminediate direction of the Ca!dnet nisters, to watch 'over every thing relative to the internal police for the safety of ae. country, , par 4 ticularlv in regard of s uspicions persons, whetlit?r natives or fw.eigners. 1(1r. Landdrost Von Schra der, and Messrs. Conn3elleysl3l t im rn b ac h and Rum mann, are appointed members of this Committee. The Conditions of the Contract may be seen at the Pie trrdllirrg Qllice at Portsmouth. . 'MILLARD'S, No. 16, CHEAPSIDE. EAST INDIA WAREHOUSES. T HE Nobility and . Merchants, an d F am ili es arriving from Abroad, are most respectfully informed, the most curious and splendid INDIA SHAWLS may-be ob tained at the Warehouses on the first terms, together with beautiful imitations of ditto: aiso the curious Ven, Peru, Angola, Teheran.. &c.; and the most choice variety of India Muslims for Gentlenien's Cravats ; curious Worked and Plain Ditto, fur Ladit:s' Dresses; Gold and Silver Ditto, for supe rior Drrsa and - Turbans, rich Foreign Lice and Veils. The first falirics of Linens of Sheetiugs, and of Foreign Damask Table-Linen, (in which Nol)lemen and Families may have their Arms superbly wrong;tt to order). - Family Mouroog of the first description. The White (Mints and Patent . Twine Cloth, (sold exclusively at. the Warehouses). Supbrb Printed Furnitures, Marseilles Quilts, Printed NI , tuins, Cambric;, and Retinas, of designs unnine and peculiar ; together with the must choice and curious Goods of every _kind, adapted for the f'itrei - gn Niarkets.—The Trade sonpficit.--:-Good s by the Piece and Demy.—lndia Shawls and other Curiosities bought or exchanged ; th e mos t liberal Prices are given. VICTU/ILLING OFFICE, May' 16, '1 . 315. T HE COMMISS LONERS for VICTUALLING ' Nis 1 1 LVES7'Y'S NAVY . do her - eby give Notice, That on Friday, tote 96th in.stant, they soi.ll he•readp to re c eive Tenders in writing, ea/ed -,7q9, and treat for the Derkin,c,r Away and . Re-manuf ac t ur i ng . into NEAP' IRON HOOPS the WHOLE of the DAM AGED IRON HOOPS (mind, broken, be4l, or in piec-s) that mao from time to time arise, or be .deli , :errft into /is MAJESTY'S VICTUALLING STOREg at D EPTFORD, daring the space of Twelve Ca lendar Montir's'; froin'the Ist of Jane weal to be paid' for by Bills, payable . with Interest, Ninety Days after date. The Conditions of the Contract may' be seen at the Se cretary's (Vice. . , . C. SNIITII, Chairman. Noisegara will he had to any Tender in which the Price chall not f,,e inserted in word s. at lent(th,-or that shall not I rteliveird to the Board before One o'Clnek oil the silif/ Fri , tqq, 2Gth instant, 'an: - unless the Person who'inahcß the rendrio, or 'sonic Person on his behalf; attends, to. ansl4'er when called %or. _ liss o'NEILL. . irti')Ln tktuTo .‘ "'-LENGTII t ) ()RTRAIT of AIISS re-;N,,,i;,111 i-n-ttli.Ctf:ittAtTEß of JULIET; fri , u . f ed a t.iil Ni ,,,,iti ed oy w.o. DAwE Esc R.A. will he eli2;rat . ,'etiott of A.lit:rrl y'Z,Nir• lAll. 4 i.: - on . dei. the iminediate . ll 7 ircrii,, A:iii k A„, - , 11 , :. 5•,,,,,,, 27 i;,ehe,, 1,, 17.—Price to•Sub fit;',,,t.,:w,, ' 1 the ' 'irs'i l l i ' '' "' P "" l '' 31: 3% lected, at Four Ci'latle e'tl." 464 '4 f'''''l'")" Will be i„ e C„lours, at Six 11''' ; - , N l( t , 3l "iir tt i l • . . 4e Pri.lll u'ili'llle;g'r t l e ' a l. d%. ti' f ' o is r h . e d d eilve e ry by the end of ti : , N al Ur ri , of 5 .4 1... e seen at '22, Newman-street, where •-•-••••...,_"es 'LI heriliers art received. . r , , __ 44 1 7 - -----,---,.. i.„,3„. , ...........__ TRZ6;,r, ANATOrATY, NIEDICINE, ,rec. BLEFTN,LI.EIII - ii!.' • C;Ltl: NIARLIIOR.CiUGH-SFRE :i • 4 at",,SUAIAIEIZ' COl/11SE of - LECTURES I,l„2lN,vl;(ll';',„ci't.6i, will iw g ifi on MONDAY, June 5, 1315. -4,0014-;', PHYSIOLOGY, and SURGERY, hy Mr. 4't} Cip'y -,i. ' ,. 11 3 . , ht. Seveii in the Morning. • ri,l,.- -,1. Practice of l'hvaic liv Dr. AGER daily, at Two. I'll,i;:•,iitstrY arid Mill • 10••• li - Dr. AGER, every Tay, ; ir, ' :,,, Y ,' '. I ILS It urilturvl (I : ) .iiing June 63, at Three uesd. 4 Y, *,-,'" 'otalay, and Zoology by Dr. BRINE, every Mon l'i ,1 -",•L'i.,11.1 Failav at'rwelve. 2114•••,-.4:',2{,y,.b.,.. are gi ' veri e ' very year. Further particulars I,'O'e;o-„, ,''' "I Al% Brnolie, •at the Tieatre; Dr.:\ ;,; - er, CP, -,a•l! ''',u,t Caren 91 ' ' ' • rDr Brine, , (31,,,tt Li 4„, , ,,,;,,,,..,. , , 1- nuate , o .. ..1 resume, ins - c - c/,,,,, gis LA, es p e etivele.—D r . Agcr trill ‘,. II Materia Aleilicaln October next. tiEALTH AND HAPPINF.S'S. '• ' lIIZN the ipink •of life begins to grow dim, iilaiki,elll;e circulation lanniid, •antlthe niental faculties ',, i 'lL4ls ;,'„',,'Y those ruelanclioly infirmities which torment the .'ieiis,,,,:‘-` , x haosl th • grren,.l-411 of the enfeebled votaries of t4;ilkrileilen----,L-1, r• V ENI•:II.,'sIIEI\I EDI` i., Proved by ex ,,_ Iveseto.ne the most c4taiii safe and per manent Me.ili ay.discovererl. In ever ,' d ' e•tree of -uni - scular debility, ''''''kiiratZiaxation, w eakties ' s ) or ' atony, in either sex, the .'l l ' i 'Pre vLl :l l ‘ l ''llti re.-4llimatiiigipowets of thiN balmy Remedy '-l: I. rnai nfesti.sd ; it is ot, however, by ''x•eltl'lsr t';': r'.l)l ' 4 )(! ' 'll ' llu los ur ir 't 1 that those cle , irahle effects ;1111'1'thjlec:11;11111 I t . I),Y itil 4 , i l iTtini.,;: renovating, sa:ltidr-euxeliftilei..- laxY,l,l't,tores s Pals. 'M e tonic effects o f thi s i . tlli " hul l , . 1 ,',(-' lansv.id, dehilitated,. nervous, and le f being an in 4t.,,.QuAliee tu._ sexes trout the mortifica.tio '4."„uf e„nss?elety, to the most gratifyi l r l ig () ani dignified to l d I,‘eoevs rt.s...(i p,rents. % I ' l 4ll, 1,, "11e Remedy is prepared 4nd sold, wholesale , to(tTilist'eet::ltt,.(ir ,P roprie - to r , at his boi . ise, No. 14, New ,packet, or Iti t ., o , • one f or .., boil -square, price 10s. bd. per fit_ S tit ,';t..4e,,,, l ''• duty inotuded.,-Sold also, by appoi d . i l ‘'ll 8, ; „ 1 .,, s, 150, O xford:s.trect ; Richards's, IP3, Strand , 4 p, ctab , o uer Sout hampton -street, Holborn ; an by ' Medicine Venders in Town and Country. A Consistory of the Catholic persuasion is form ing i!i"Hildesheini, with the consent of the Prince Regent. . . . who . was brought in here lost week as a French. 5 p , was taken by the Prussians at Paris, and indeed; bin, that he might do no harm in Germany c seut to England.. At the beginning of this year he was released front England at his earnest entreaty to return home. Instead of that he went to France, where he re ntained till lately. 'life result of his trial 'is ex. iiected with iMpattenee. FRANKFURT, MAY S.—Yesterday arrived here 'die 14th Bavarian regimei4 . t of 'foot from Aschaff enbnrg, and are gone to-day to XceutznaclF. To-day a . 1-Jessian regiment came from Gi'esen, and !Parched to Darmstadt, • Prince liiron Conrfand is at 'rived here. MarShal Prlnrie Wrede arrived the day before yesterday at • Niiinheim. • TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, - PA GI ALE F. , T,ATE, in' th e ' P dr i s h L. of St. Nut's, in the County of Huntingdon ; consi s ti ng of a Capital Farm, called wiNTERINGuAm, eonve nient Ont-houses,.aad upwards of Five Hundred Ace.i.s of Land, late in the occupation of Alr. Flint.--Furtlicr particu lars and price may be had by applying. to Mr. George Wade, Solicitor,Dunmow, Essex ; or Mr.Benjumin Whitney-, Bramp ton, near Linntingdon.—Possessionof the Farm may he had at AI ichaahnas next, or sooner, on completing the Purchase, and half the Purchase-money may remain on Mortgage, for a limited period. nder 'mist also he accompanied by a Letter signed ha troy responsible Person s. engaging-to b cco , h oun d w i t h the PNrtn tend ! !ring, in the , Penal Sum %/.30001. for the due performance of the Contract. OFFICE OF ORDN., , INCE, May 5, 1815. • ?THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS o f His " AL JESTY'S ORDNANCE do hereby give Notiee, that Proposals will be received at their Office in Pall-Mall,. on fur he/ore Friday, the 1911 t llayinstaut,from such Per:cp.sirs m a y , h e „,ilii, g • to undertake the Supply of EARTHEN WARE Serrice Departnieat, fo r a p-riod of Three Years, determinable Vier the Expiration of the First Year, wpm Notice of Three. Months, at the Option of either Party. Patterns of the .-irtieles near/ be viewed, upon application at the principal Storekeeper's Office in the Tower; and far ifter Pm-titulars, together with the Terms and anditions of the Contract, may he known at the A ieeretary'-s Office in l'att-M a tt aloresaid, any day betwee, t7te hours 9/' T en amt Four o'clock, 'where the Proposals must be deliv ere d sealed an, and endorsed " Fropusak fur:Earthen Ware;". but no Pr - a -nosed - can be adniit4q after the said • 19th instant, at Twdee o'Clochat AToon,of the.samedan, neither will any Tender be noticed, unless the Party mahiiik it, ar sin Agent in his behalf; shall attend. . By Order of the Board, . R. 11. GREY . ; Secretary, ' • ' Just published, in 2 vols. Svo. AN AUTHENTIC NARRATIVE of the IN- ViWON of FRANCE in 1814. By MI DE BEACCHAMP, Author of " The History of the War of La.Venthie." The Political' and Military Annals of Na,tions have never supplied such interesting 'objects • for the contemplation of mankind as are united in the descriiil - ian of this astonishing epoch,• in which are exhibited the must memorable events and the most affecting incidents that were ever produced by the•SWord of War or recorded by the 'Pen of History. 'Printed for H. Colburn,'so,..toiiduit-straet. AluNsTErt, -111Ay 4.----The. French 'courier *lto carried B9onaparte.'s dispatches to Copenhagen, and ‘vhO,Was destined to Stockholm, was arrested here the day before yesterday. .Orders had been. given by the Government 'to arrest him on.his passing through Singer : this order has been exc. cuted here on his return. • . This Day was published, Id ] Vol. mall Bvo. embellished with a fine Portrait of the Author, priee'ss. OVE and SUICIDE ; or, The REAL COR- Dit ESPQNDENCE of MAXIS with LOfIENZO. Trans lated from the Italian. BRUSSELS AND FRANKFORT PAPERS. For some account of this extraordinary Work and its Au thor, see•the Quarterly Review. _ _ [RECEIVED LAST NIGHT.] VIENNA, MAY 2.—The ANstrian Observer con tains the:. foll Owing remarks upOn the letter of General Villeneuve : Printed•for H. Colburn, 50, Conduit-street; of whom and all Boohsellers may be had, lately puilished, Q. The Wife and the Lover. By Miss Holcroft; 3 vols. 18s. • 8. Mystery and Confidence ; a Novel founded on Facts. By Mrs—Pinchard, of Tanotoo ; 3 .vols. 18s. 4. Lorimer. By Miss Aikin This Day was published, Neatly printed in One Volume, Bvu. price 14s. in boards, Superstint Recensuit et cum notarum delectu, Edidit CAROLUS JACOBUS BLOMFIELI), A.M. Collegii S. S. Trinitatis. apud Uinta nuper skins. Inipensis Josephi Mawman, Ludgate-street; of whom may be had, lately published, • .. • lESCIIYLI PER.SiE. A. CarOlus Jacobus Blomfield, Bvo.- 7s. in boards. SCITYI.I PROMF,THF,US VINCTUS. A. Carolus Ja cobus'Blmufield. Se'cond Edition, price Bs. in boards. ./ESCHYLI SEPI'EM CONTRA THEBAS. A. Carolus Jacobus Blownela, price 7s. inboards. BACARDI PORSONI ADVERSARIA. Svo.. price n. ss. in boards.; on imperial paper, 31. 35. in hOards. IXroe„ • lIIC K.MAN'S PILLS, "le GRAVEL, STONE, LUMBAGO, &c. tile , . tti"' t ''' i,'Nll.-.p• 4119113 Complaints incident 'to the Ha . - .111, n, l'alnk, there more dreadful in their ,43„,tt'AV't tu ure al ar l'.1" I.l°". lr.it• consequences, than 111 'iel u i bEI-,-'44"d- SORN:I Fi n P I A II IN t 'S - in the BACK, LOINS, 9 vr,, , Vc r , tttt LITAIBAGO They are Complaints forto luttqL.°ll''.l)oa is liabl e ~• and Are a foundation ."'ls i',`'ne ter,,„Pecies of Disordee• The above invaluable itil,l'efi 'tut-1-'34,osec! of the crust innocent Ingredictits, t r „ r Vit ig II "(I of singular efficacy in the above Complaiii . ts tte44etY Pctr,ic'.t CalcUli or gritty Secretions, and banishing' ~I t t. f!tis tendency'to these Disorders, without con- . tilt - .. s rill s f" u lt a ccinsciottsness of the powerful quality ot . Itit Y t re w i te uil evinced by a private Practice of many yeats, le aliar:Zi- tu the AfßlCted, and recommended as a Cure 1 COIN', "tU4)l,4ints. ~. ‘ii ‘ t it r....t..l 4 () . 14 ' A LETTER FROM_ G. GORDON, ESQ.. .' littit.he Prat. f, been for.bove twenty yeaisgreatly distressH v,,,,pittrulisti viotent Pains in the Back, a Stranguilry with te,,, 4 4 htte,„ , ) , 1 : ) !), and the most extruciating tortures, when tter,,,Wkrit „ti-4•to.irlabe Vvatt r • and at !ast became so weak, t h rte ' rest 'anti . tie f , lo t e . e ru • o .T appet,,, w as scarc e ; y able to . walk Z4,,..'res4;.tv?arse t ,.: I " . buttes' of relief, 'I. had, from time . to d . 1 1 , ,, iii3iiiii),,, wittlhifemliest ; . itlvi re, and took the tu?st..aly.rloit,cels. 4) 441, s „dvertio..t being . any bei ter. Obscrsi . n, I . . d ,kv ii titid st ..n as an effectual Core for the Stont an Itrl)`tr ' - t WI) bi. `'lVagvs'of Urin e , -` used them this summe r for "ss r,,: n tits ; and from tlini ' lotitid is self -daily bet" p ot t 'tali rei? Water treely wit boa pain : niy appetite and t: c it , fo r t:er,"d, am able t o 'rid e on horseback, which I could tee kinutlis precediro.r the assof these Pills. . . t e , 'lt,' 'your mosrobedient S ...rvii nt, • N flu ber 2, / GEnft.GE (iOIWON.,. I "l 'l'itt. 's IS II. Siili-SFeritr, Berwiekshire. 1 t..,xls'e`',l,..ila,':(lLr'i;illietttler's, 4, Cheap . sid e ; c ' ', l - •., of : .`4 , t. P . aul . 's 't . s. Dd. I most Mi!diciiie Venders ip every loon, in '' 1t1,1 .1 I s t tidy each. • ' SECOND EDITION. 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It deserves to figure in a dis tinguished manner, even in •an age so Ticb as our's in empty phrases, and may be quoted as a model of revolutiouary•policy. " We can add nothing to the answer of the Airs trian Geueraf; it contains the -best refutation of the principle so often abused by France, in the late %vars, - that the first musket or canntin shot decides on the commencem e nt O f war. •N 4 ow, as then,- ale leader of the enemy's army deSigned, tinder an empty pretext, •to gain ground, and to make his adversary fail into a snare. But never before Were' the march of a whole army into a foreign •territory, assaults upon fortresses and tetes-de pout, and lastly, a proclamation like that from Rimini of the 30th- of - March, which invites to insurrection all the neighbouring- states, • - an d even of others more remote, represented. as actions which have put the Prince who has under taken them of 'his own accord, 'without any pro vocation, out of pure ambition-, and who has di rected tbem in person, in a way of 'making the •chsagreeable discovery, that'he was 'by a mistake at war with the great power which he bas' so grievously offended. It is doubtless a sad thing 'for Xing Joachim, that he has failed in the attempt to make use of • the resources which he says have been long sitie offered hint in Italy ; but those 'proposals 'have certainly not been made him, either by his friends o f by those of the brave people of Italy. " floe conviction which King Joachim has ac- - quire(' by the commtintications . which he has had,' -with Lord Bentinak, that-the hostilities cont inence(' against him were not the result of a plan, proves to demonstrirtion on which side was the offensive. - The King's-error on• this /Nina may certainly he attended with -consequences of great : importance -to him; for - the -negticiatiotts with BRUSSELS, MAY 12.—The Spirit of the people of Paris giyes Buonaparte so little confidence, that he thinks he cannot take precautions enough Joe his personal safety. He does not sleep tWO bights together inAhe same bed. The victim of his mad ambition, he scarcely possesses the shatiory of that power, which, giganticas it Wras, did nOt content him.'He is himself sensible that thealithority cannot long remain in'his'hands,and he is preparing to em _bark once more. He is sending a quantity of effects to Cherburg. We may be sure, that this time the' possibility will not be left him. .Ney, who is become an object of contempt to his army, has been obliged to declare. to , ,BuonaParte that it re. fused to obey him. Your presence with ii is indis pensable, said he; without that, Innnot answer for making-it . fight: On the other hand, Fouche as sures him, that the tranquillity of Paris wholly .depends upon the stay he mattes there. BRUSSELS, MAY 12.—The battalion of Saxon grenadiers of the guard who were in g a r r i son a: ..Nantur, having made some difficulties about tak ing the oath to tie King of Prussia, this battalion was disarmed, without the least resistance, in the presence - of - the - Prussian General Borstell. - The other.Saxou corps took no Share in• this proceed ing. of their comrades. . . file battalion of the Guards has been ccuduettd: to Tirleinont. ClegoA.---On the 27tb of April the Russian Ge. neral Tolly . arrived from the Austrian head-quar ters. A ship's 'Captain frem Nervi depOsed, at the Office of Health in Genoa, that he had seen the tri-coloured flag hoisted at Matseilles on the I lth of April ; bat that, on the next day, the people pulled down the eagles, and replaced the emblems with their lilies ; that a Buonapar i tist was thrown intt the sea; he did not know how the 'matter ended. On passing Toulon he heard Ail cannon fired, and saw two ships of the line ornamented with white flags. SWITZERLAND; MAY Buonaparte, who has hired a country house at Belleviie, in the 4,,f; Gex, keeps up an active correspotl-. Bence With Madame De Steel, at Copet,. :The gr e at Council of Berne Isar accepted the declaration of the Congrest , , with 120 vo i e , against 34.