The Sun.
London, England, 1808-04-21 00:00:00

1/1C71.1.41.1.1NG OFFICE.

Apii iitot
THE COMMSSIPNER.Vor IICTUALLIXO
HIS 11.1AYESTY's N4l'l' do- hrieh_E give Nailer,
Thai •n Thuile/4y, the 2.84 intlaut, at Eleven o'C'l&e.A.prtX ire!
in the F:Jettion, th.cy will be teaa:y to ked, to 1.6 e highest. Sida'er,
at Hie Itiajaty'srilittalling Premises, at atthrd; iundy
ej ibe folic wing .Prqvitiont and lllHttallink Steirs,
Broad,, Bread Mist, Bakehouse Ssveepik4s, Flour', Vlrittr,
Sweepings, Raisins, Currants, Rice, Pease, Pease Scree/fin-pi
Callavances, Oatmeal, 15111, Foreign Meal, Butter, .
Slush and Scrapings, Che,,se, Sugar, Molasses, Beef, Sueri,
Pork, Packing, 'and other Scrips,' Proviiion Casks, I.teW;
Iloant.and Double, End 4; Runs Puncheon Ssaaes,Wine Pipe;
Runs Puncheon, and Brandy Piece' Heads., -Iron 1-1" oops;.
broken, bent, and •Faggots, and a
,Quantity of Fire tYpp4,,
,:kg it, brit ltlaPsty's "quailing P, emirs at Dettford.
A Dijpoill of zs ter ant. Is la he. intidlittion' Vhe attuuni of ert:'l;
La at the time of Sale ; and the remainder of the .11foney ite Nvt
paid, and the Particulars taken astray, within t:avnty it.crk„;t7i
dos aftetivards; the Depcit will infiirfelted,'.7l4:l the Ga,Jt re.
wain the,Pmpercv qf 11)e Crown,„ • . • •
The t.ther Condtfi•pit niqy hr seen, ,114,1t:inted-Catalpgutpntaiy,
he 1,.?../ at the Office., il_,

GOULD's VEGETABLE OPENING PCi
RS are pointedly- recoirmentled to ail Finn
sn Invalnatily c0,T117,14;tv .every rbait
can pOsiibly'be derived from a CV..ll3l"tie litly of its
inconvetilenCies.. .Their moue .of.tip;xitiow is at,onec mihrit
CT elP:cluiil;theirotighly clean.si/2g rn siotrcich iind
a. 14, rviieyitKAhe t row,: al 'or levertiti
Heats ; also, being composed toully of Vegeribles, they sic
so. pettedly itift nd innivent asat> by used with the a rez fest
benefit by every de:s.eription of permit's. without risk of ,raking
Cold. Are also parti9ilarly
for Children in the Spring Ana Auturrin# and as et certain
r4..tto r of al l Hunaouru or Fi cetts Mkt wiso a (cc r tare AlOtiZes,
Sinall4ios,
Sold,in PJekets-.25.:9d a.nrl,43l.6tl„timth, hy Shaw. inid,r.taz
wsrd4, St. PaAri Church-yard • Ward, 31.4 r 1-I,,lhoin; 15a.
con, OXfordsitreet; Brentiant, 58, IliOlcipsioe-srreefel'eutt
son, ftiy-market Spyring, 16 3, tion.ittgh, utitt moot reSptteto
able 'Tenders.

RENOVATIErv.HEALTIL. 1.;
TT Ills been too frequently the just,
.
general reprobation, that Men'tleStltcaq. of thc eleineuts (.1!
the ,art hale offered themsalve:t as candida tes,' Psi
public patronage in the profession of physic. I• or the purpose
ofdbing justice to the result of our ststrlrea qtlii experience; and
m prevent us ti ~rn treing classed
,aniong thoi..c. )v.h4.4;
triWitiffdrit pretchdrins' haVe -nrifortitnattly society,l)
top fa;votitably r...ceived, we beg leave to submit to the littioll
ant 'enlightened a taiihtul statement of our ;nosui t.i' anti ae,:.
quiigments.., Alter having received a regular medical .editet4
tipp as the .popils of Ntes..l3. G muted and Illizard, '#11044
ledi/fell practiCei we
tivrgeous of the I.ou.d,in llosput il4.,weeptercd 444selves,ail
sth%iitistin th.lt juStlY celebrated 'scAbolttr'irieclicitl
mem, the'ltoyal Col page of Etlinburgl4, and,. were inatrl,l4lel
in the different brant.hes of anatomy, surgert, the theory and
firaehLe of :physic, ,cliemistry.,,shitheirety, .botarlYy..&b:
hy.those en nacaat prot.'ssor4, Drs. Moorp, Grey,csr3r, UlAf
I 1 inllt m,' trifocal) and liirtherliird:,l'tVe tron %miry she -rtr
h'. deenie;l pie
,csituiptuous in ..sayarig that our proteietig,eillit:
' icrittiretrients are ;IA ihetril4ftthratihi.. Having for it 141114 series
of yeaririiiddeAetiereal Complaititi*, atrik tlr4N4llo4ll4discortea-
ot lleirri,ty, the prticular objectot our studies aucl pri ice`
it wilt, v,4 hive, tuiallowed, that we have acipurettptutfieffoit
knowledge of tlwir treatment and cure. Inslight,and r«8
eases of intedion a reeifeetiriNe.sratilislititent • is CkYltiptifrilitt
the shun period pf,tlyo dayfri ; and in those of the.ormuu,on
vetcracy, where, other praelltlime.rS have failed of siii.cesis at
proper perseverance in our 'plait rat treatment ensures, to thik
pattern a sari:Lind radical cure.
Amidst ,thr !melancholy' variety of disorders which.areithe
elttls of a habit long and most unhappily ,by the
youttir olboth` sexes, there are none' mire alarming fir tik).l4
distressing 01:111 tII(),so tiqticiediciot; and debilities which.tre,
()newly/roam or embitter the Ina t rimonial state. "td-siiat
persons it tryst be a consolation to know that they Inatrivom,
by a iicoi Lotto irtfallibte litode of treatment, 1):: Nti toted to 'bit
greatest of all human blessings, a stront;, nratiln.,and Yelitott-.
ous constitution. In all.,msts ;fat debility, from whatever
CAUSCarisingt.as well as in every species or venereat infetiron,,
we may becohsulted by patients 01..ei titer sex with theitre:at•
rest secrecy and 11,)r.our. Hours of con4u Itation at hettllC frora
ten to three, and floin bin the evening till to at ' 7
Patients in the country :ire requested to state the Partjen.
lars of their case, age, anti general habit of-living,
closing a remittance for advice and ine.licines, when trite; acne
will be given* or sent to any part of tit& kiligdouf. To-chsilie
that stwacy 3.;() essential to our .undertakitig, the postage.ot
letters infty be added rte the account t«r

, . .. .
• CURRIE and Co.' Sltrgeons, No. rv7, Hittron-tarden,
frx Messrs. Corti() and Co. have Certit;eates froth the
ahoro respettable l'rarssors of, London and I•:(lintnugh, 04
the dtli•*ence skill and hum-miry wits which ih,w. ~ -, , ) • ~
limbed the dories assigned them during the tint,,.. tit .:1 at.
tended thtitl.cttures and Vraotiee. • , --,

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'lank Stack, 234 233 ..
lonia Stack,
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Irish 5 vet- Cent. Sciuth Sea 9.toct,
Irish 5 Per Cent. 05/ Enchoquitr ,'fills. 4s. 7s. pr.
4 per %..nnt. b 3 i i Imperial 3 per Coot, .
3 per f::111t. 1.,.-tt. 651 i I nriut tor May, 179.
3 per vent. Con. 66i I Cans. tor 240. ..von 66i 67
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THE SUN.

SOLAR c;),U101 DICILME TALAUM AUDZAT 1

LONDON,
THURSDAY, Arial. 2t, 1808.

WE this morning received Barbadoes Papers to-
thi ath ult. which contain an account of a gallant
and successful attempt upon the Island of Mariega-
tante, by the Cerberus, Circe, and -Camilla Frigates,
and the Express Brig ; the whole commanded by
Captain PIGOT, of the Circe.
This capture, which we are happy to say was
attended with scarcely any loss, is chiefly important
on account of the situation of the Island, which is
on the south-west of Gnacialoupe,, and affords an
excellent station for our Vessels that are employed
in the blockade of that blond.

Mariegalanto used also to afford a safe and com-
modious shelter to the Enemy's Privateers, and in
thatipoint of view the redu6tion of it will be attend-
ed with considerable advantage.
These Papers mention the arrival of the Syrene
and ltalienne French Frigates at Martinique, with
troops. Two other French Frigates were expeaed
there, and it w 4 also supposed that the Rochefort
Squadron would touch at that Island..

Sir Jottrt DUCKWORTH, as we stated yesterday,
is arrived at Plymouth, without having seen or heard
any thing of the Enemy. He arrived off the Chega.

peaky, we understand, on the 11th of March, and
... left it on the 19th of the same month, pursuing the
=at% track in which he was seen by the Mullet and
. thought to be an enemy. Our Readers will do qs
the justice to recollect, that we stated several days
ago that Sir Jour; DocxwoßTti intended to go to
the Chesapeake, and expressed an opinion that he
would arrive there about the Bth of March—it ap-
pears that we were only three days wrong in our
calculation.

WE are tiappy to find that the Swedes, notwith-
standing their interiority of numbers, have hitherto
made a mosi.detertnined,, and in many instances, a
successful, resistance to the Russians: The Courier
who left Stockholm iinmecliately•after, the Mail set
out, blings Intelligence that a Telegraphic Dispatch
had reached that City, slating, that the Russians
had attempted to carry the'Fortreis of Sweaburgli
by assault, in which they were repulsed with very
great slaughtet, Sw,eaburgh has a strong Gairison,
commanded,by General CRONSTA sr.'

THE compliment Which' we yesterday paid to the
assiduity of Mr. THOMAS GRENVILLE, While be was
at the head of the Naval Department, has, with the
tuna) libefality of the Opposition 'Prints, been ref re-
, •
looted as a sly hint to quicken the.Pre.ient First Lord
ttf the Admiralty, and this hint is said to i.iavecome
from his Colle,i'z,ltes, as he is seldotii'scen at the
Of We are by no means disposed to retract
what we said in, favour of Mr. TrioNtAs GERN
ViLLE, and we cEn 'venture to say that the present
First Lord of the Admiralty k not less attentive to
his high duties than his predecessor. Tile assertion,
that " he is seldom seen at
.the Office," is totally
like, :Ind It may be truly affirmed that the Noble
Lord is prompt, strenuous, and naive', id the ardu-
ous situation:lre tills,. But if the, present First Lord
of the Admiralty were not quite iSo attenti,ve:to bis
immediate department as Mr. Taom
was, the couth.ta of Opposition would afford him an
nit)* apology. The Administration of which Mr.
T.gittistylii.P., formed a, part, were nut interrupted,
night after night, in their duty, by an incessant call
for Papors after Papers, to illuqtrate subjects ;which
'were .as, clear, as day ;•• 'and for what Purpose were
'those Vapeti requited, which so much uhstruaed the
busineis of the Nation ? why to brat disgrace upon
the British Government, and to justify the conclu&
of the Enemy. • •

The naval junto that has set on foot so ninny
founded complaiuts respecting tho delay .in pro vi.

sioning Sir RICII4I(D'STBACIIAN'i :3CluAdron, though
Sir 111CIIAKD himself, as we have 'before observed,
thanked the Lords of the Admiralty for the prompt.
mss, as well as amplitude* of the Supplies sent to
him, now rr begin to think," that it will he right
to " quit this subjea, fill it comes before the Le.
gislatpre ;" and ackuowledAe, that " complaint can
cuiyirritate, without producing any alleviation."—it
is.'a pity they did'nOt ." begin to think" the subjeEt
more proper for the notice of the Legislature at
first, rather than to endeavour'` to excite public
discontent, by such unfounded allegations. But we
Cannot agree with them that coruplaint would only
irritate without prodUcing any alleviation, for we
are persuaded that the present Board of ,Admiralty
would attiend to any complaint that was properly

handed, and would not lose a moment in the at-
tempt to produce every alleviation that circumstances
might ilemand. V. the public consider what
the present Board of Admiralty have had to do while
they were in office, tciorc is importance than ever
fell upon their predecessors, within ;,o short a periOti,
they will be rather inclined to-look upon them with
respeCt and gratitude, than to attend to the peevish
discontents of .those who want to regain their situa-
tions.

The Expedition ftted out by Sir EISWAAD PELLiVi
agamst the Dutch, is' not mentioned in the last In-.
dian' Papers. We learn, however, from private let-
ters; that five conipa /ties of the 30th, regiment, with
one company of artillery, had proceeded from Ma-
dras ; and that at PenAng the Expedition was to be
reinforced by the Iloyak and the second battalion of
the 34th. It was reported at Madras, that the Dutch
had refused to receive .a French regiment, which had
arrived at Bata'ia,' but this report .'does: not appear
entitled-to much credit. ' ,
,; • .

.•
i •
Another Expedition s preparing, the destination
Of which is rather distant. The number of men to
be embarked, it is said, will amount to 20,000.
The Contractors for Shipping have .been publicly
apprked•• by the 'Transport Board, that a consider-
able number of coppered Vessels will be wanted,
for which they are at liberty to make immediate
tenders.

An English Merchant is arrived in towns,who left
Lisbon about fourteen 'days ago: Heynade his escape
on board Sir C. CorroWs Fleet,- having previously
obtained his passport as.a Spaniard. He has brought
the Price Current with him, both as to merchandize
-and 'provisions. Breed and flour, indeed, appear
from it to be as scarce as-was represented; but mut,
ton and beef are only about 4d.- rr lb. and itt great
plenty, as are all sorts of vegetables. Some classes
of the inhabitants. sutler distress, those especially
who depended on the Court for their subsistence, and
who have last their employment in consequence of
its emigration. The French, we are infortned, with
their characteristic activity, haVe proceeded in mak-
ing great improvements. in the city ; more, - indeed-,
than have been made for many years before. The
Governor has ordered the cleansing and new paving
of most of the streets which were before in very bad
condition. Other changes, however, have been
of a less grateful nature, and proceed from motives
more doubtful. General Jo N OT, has ordered that the
images should be melted, down. A deputation of
Friars waited on the General to procure a respite for
a very large and favourite saint, which they beggea
leave to remove and preserve. His answer Was....
"If the,statue is of wood, you may throw it into
the Tagus; if brass, you may break ; but it it is
silver, or gold, you must bring it to me, acid I will
melt it."

• The' Queen of ETRURIA, it was reported, was to
marry LUCIEN BUONAPARTE. They were then to
govern Portugal jointly. LUCIEN may perhaps now
he less obstinate than someyeart since; and he may
possibly be less adverse now to a divorce than when
he incurred the resentment of his brother by his at-
tachment to his plebeian wife.
To chew the zeal of the Swedes in the honourable
candid in which (hey are engig:.4, we need but
mention two fats :—The sailors having been orderZ,
edto attend- the offices in their respet:tive dug.
tricts, where they are registered, the wish of the
King was cOmtnunicated to them by old Naval'utfi.
tiers, when, without asking what their pay would
be, they volOnleered all to a man. The Navy was
thus completed in rsfortnight.
The levy of oltyoung men from is to 25 years,con.
stittneti no less than 280,000 men', since many wh
were ab0ve...2.5 Ulltlef-taed;their age, end others in.
tsisted on their right to serve their Country. This
number being 'far more than is wnhtcd; ar the coun-
try could well support, the King has, been, obliged
to .publish a Proclamation, which tine have perused,
stating how many, and no rn,rd, each Govertianty
shall furnish ;, and also those who are :on; no aeo,:ount
to be enrolled ; web as Students at.thelittiversi,
ties, Burgheil,' Journeytnen Printers, add' 'Me,
ebonies. . .

These Volunteer.; arc now training hi all parts
of the country; and suail is the public spirit, that
many attend the drill who are not suffered 'to

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EX'rRACT OF A LETTER, DATED CARLSCRONA, THE
OrA '

" A.-Frigatolays here ready-to bring the Imperial
Ambassador and other distinguished Foreigners over
to Pillan, where they ray Baron STEDINCK will ar-
rive, to take his passage for, Sweden in the Mean
time M. ALOILEVS will be detained in Stockhulin
Until the Swedish Anibassadoris,hafailanded here',
YeSterday a .Gentleman arrived front. Baron ST/ie.
lUNCIt, via, Poland, 'after a journey of 51K weeks;
fforn 'St. Petersburg!). He, brings no Written dis..;
paiehes. The distresses, in .the Countsies he' had
passed through are beyond description. The French
are 'universally detested—but noue d, re to speak.
In St. Poersburgh the fertnent is at its heigli -1.
distinguished female heads the English party. The
Gentleman, who is a lianoverian of distinetion4
set off, for Stockholm immediately, after having
bad an interview with the Governor, who sent art
Officer with him, to be his Interpreter 'on tile mar

A part of the Military Force under the command
of General Srtmcita is said to be destined for the
prote‘Aion of the bland of Sardinia. The number
of troops which that Officer carried out with him
does not, we helleve, exceed 4000 Men) the whole
'of which
a:A/mild hardly be Competent to the.defenee
of Sardinia, if the French were seriously deterniin
ed to attack it. It is possible, however, that it may
'be intended to take poSsession of the.capital, Cog-.
Bari,at which there is as excellent harbour, and
which lies more,conveniently for observing Toulon,
titan Malta, or any of the Sicilian ports.
On Tuesday the t Bth regiment of Light Dra-
goons, under the command of Lieutenant-Colonel
JoNLs, marched frpm Romford to Wanstead Flats,
where they had a grand field-day; after which they
formed nearWatistead House, and salutechis Serene
Highness the Prince of CoNpg, who, with several
members of the Bourbon family, setunk.d highly
pleased with the handsome appearance Of this hue
regiment, which has lately been formed Ito a co'rps.
of Hussars,