The Sun.
London, England, 1806-06-17 00:00:00

OF

" 1. The Judiciary instiaitions b.e,p7c•e.vc.ci
in'the mode they have been established by the (kn-
stitution f 180.5. •

to the .ju(iiciary power, the,King;
shall exercise all the rights and all the authority vest-,
ed in the Grand Pensionary by virtue7of,the'. Consti-
tntign of 1805.,

" 3.‘ Every thing that relates to the exercise of
military Criminal justice .shall • be -separately .regn-
lated by an ulterior law."
SCHIEDAM, Jun 14, - Letters from Berlin say;
that Baron HARDitthEito-waS-about to depart from
thence to London on' a Special Mission.
It seems that the King of. Swgnitijias demanded
a categorical answer from the King of PauisLA, whe-
ther or not he chose to evacuate Me Lauenberg ter-
ritory. He has had'an answer, which; if not deemed
satiSfaaory, is to be enforced by ,the • immediate
march of the troops which have so long been destined
'to that service.

A letter frOm Augsburgh, dat6d June 2, says,. the
French troops still remain tranquilly in their:respec-
tive cantonments in Bavaria and Suabia.

It is generally ass fired, that the Emperor NAPO-
LEON has demanded .an indemnity for his Ally the.
King of BAVARIA, in consequence of the •protraaed
stay. of the French troops in his dominions, by reason
of th 9 Russian occupation of Cataro.

• AUDRID, MAY .7-I,ast year, it may be recol-
leaed, the bull-fightS were abolished ; a number
,of per Sons, who obtained a living by the part , they
took in these tragedies, have since formed themselves
into,hordes,of banditti in various parts Of Spain.—
The Government being now determined to extirpate
them, has offered a reward of 3000 piastres for ap-
prehending one ORTEZ, a leadter, dead or alive.
Fj,KMntJuCH, MAY 3 1 .--According to intelligence
from Dantszig,: dated the' 19th instant, several Da-
nish 'Vessels hate been refused entrance into that
Putt, by the Swedish. Frigates stationed' in tlrat
•
Road. •

Acccircling to letters from Konigsberg, the S we- .
dish Frigates Stationed nent-Mernel have put a stop,
to all navigation, even under neutral flags. A Pap-
penburgh. Vessel, laden with, herrings, which had
put into Memel, on its way Riga, -.. has been sent
back to the first-mentioned port. The Danish Con-
slat at Konigsberg; set cif from thence on'the 18th
inst. for Pillan, taking with him all the Masters
,of
Vessels then there, in order to .go on board the Swe-
dish' Frigate, to demand an explanation of the in-
tended lineof conduit which is to be 'obServed With
regard to Danish Ships;
JUNE 4.—The English. Frigates, now cruizing be-
foi6 the Elbe, have given notice, that they haVe
-Ceived fresh orders ; according- to which all Vessels.
coming from, or bound to, neutral 'Ports, and with:
neutral property on board, . are to pass and. re-pass,
without molestation. On the .3d inst. 2.2 Vessels ar-
rived here from Tonningen.
VII'..NNA; MAY `),4.-'-it is.now understood that the
French General ANDREOSSI has returned hither, in
Order to deliver up 'the Fortress of Brannan, on the
evacuation of Cataro by, the Russians.. • He is now
gone to Hungary,--as it is 'supposed, fOr the pm-elm:id
of 'provisions for the French Army..,,
Mia• 2 5 BRIL, late Russian Clharged'Af
faires at Paris,' as arrived here from Si. Fetersburgh,
and brings a confirmation -ofthe intelligence of the ap-
proaching evacuation of Cataro 'by the Russians, Ley
which all the reports to the contrary appear to ha
-without foundation., M. P'Auniat. will ,gd- from
hence to. Paris, in order, as we are assuredi.to set on
foot Negociations or a General Feace.
Coffee and sugar have risen so considerablrin price
that numbers of people have given. up the use of
these articles.

The trial of Lord MELVILLE being concluded,
JAMES ASPER.NE, BOokseller, ,atlhe Bible, Crown;
and,Constitunon, 32; Cornhill, has • collet ed such
Materials as enables him to publish a corre& and
iMParti•al Report of the. whole Proceedings on Thurs-
day, Trice contain every Argument
,and every Fa& necessary to _'put the Public' in coin-
:plete possession,,.. of the. whole •Case,,,and is at the
same time sold at a price, within the reach of every
Reader. He therefore hopet they will be piaticular
in ordering ASPE ENE'S. Edition. -
It is evident that e‘%‘xy person, young and .old,
'shotild. purchase , books wherein they are materially
interested. J'his,being the cake with respe4 to the,
" GUIDE zo HE:Aunt," whiCh is so justly recom-
mended, to young 'men and boys; an early attention'
to its maxims will gnard•them from a fatal rock on-
whieh thousands have split,; aad be the mean; of
preserving their bodie from disease, their souls,
:their -minds; and all theii faculties, frem.aestruelion.
The Guide to Health is sold by'Mathews and Leigh;
No. 18, Strand ; and by all- other Booksellers and
Printers of Provincial Newspapers in the United.
kingdom, and contains near 300 pages, price only.
3s. dalivered, free of carriage.

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Blfirlis.
On Thursday last, in Southampton-row, Bloomsbury-
square, Mrs. Geofge Prcstwidge, of a SOLI.

PRICE A); •
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Vellow 65.3.QE1t,5.cd.7 ,
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Soap do,: 645.
"Melting Stuff---s. 545. 04
Ditto "rough .—s. 375. ad.
Craves I is. od.
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To THOMAS .TAYLOR, Esq. _
' No. go ,New Bridge-Street, London.
. .•
honoured Sir, . Edinburgh, March 13,,i80t.
J
i
BEG leave to inform you, that 'ever sirice.the-
--year 1790, 1 have been atilieted with the LuesVene.
'rea; which,. front its obstinately resi:,•,:ing every course' of,
• Medicine prescribed by the most entirtent of the• Eaculty_
nere,,ancl undergoing several svere courses- of s.;itivation,-
and tWide iteicliarged- froticthe lf4spital,,. wirhtlitrtte. stiet;
would appear. to tre of the ntost inveterate nature!. ••
siring of last year my. disorder had. g6t. to such, aliead,
nearly to perihd to my eXisterce had a' lar:z,e.-ul6et=
on ilie;crolk6 heali, one, ori 'each:arm, . and My 14tf
were broke out in a fright/hi:manner ;. my right v/asdread.
fully paint4l, and had beep in -a state of ulceration for tl",il
;• my 3.e:tie-had also - two large nodes on it,
was very' Much iliscoloUre4:and gave time. stied excrutim,
• inilpain, witrin bed, as-netirry
pnve me of, ; in lamentable state, I i.7as rocom.
mended' by Mr. I.••ThontiksSiii (who -.rective'r.: so FT:ear 3
ceare'by 4116111" tiara);. to _take your .I.eakt:',l. Patent
which I began to do on zah. of itlay ;-in the Lours./
of a .tOrtitight, . I began receive benefit—in little• :no re-
than a ni,:nth; the -Ulcers on my hezd arms, .Vera,soundly healed—soon •after, the sores on -m7, legs hearod
als6-; leaving; 'l-towever, coitsitterable
.4iscolet;i!ation in ~the
skin, aniyain in the hone of the loft, which, by time
sing-of Cod, and a Li tt le' longer perseverance in y6u: IW:3-*
itia6l.4.Medicilte,- subsided ; the. .nodes itispersics;,--rhe skirt
regaining its natural hue; Ole hoeurnal pitins::•o;tth:alty
going oa. I • thus be;;Aine, .ht' your liberal . advice 4151 N3t.
diethe, perf&-rly free; from all toy former complaint's--
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months to the' astonishment ot: all who knew me, I at
lossin what terrh,.ro 'expres-s my gratitude, but' liceyoU.
fbr the—gdoil of other suffering iffortalS, -to- rrialeir this-inx
case as pub) is :I".i possible,. as` I shall .on every t>ceasion
in so doing, you greatly oblige, Sir, your. 4ra:eta.
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I fonN Titomrsorii No., 3, New. Poultry,Market ; ,and
10 a a tvriwrozi.. OW Assembly-Close, EditAnrgh. '
Prepared and Sold by the sole Proprietor,
Taore A 3,1'4 YLO it, Member of the Royal College of Sur.
geons, at his House, No. g, .New Bridge-street, London;
where, after a constant 'residence of more than thirty-six
• years,.. in a praclice particularly diretted to the cure of
-Venereal Complaints and those incidental. to Use Parts of"
Generation, with that inviolable secrecy which men
his profession should always observe in; such -cases, ho
.- flatters himself, the advice and assistance he gratuitously
administers to persons taking this Medicine, will bo
esteemed, by a discerning Public, as an advantage set-
dorn attainable and void of all ambiguity.
• Alse:sold, by his appointment, for the convenience of
those living'at a distance, at the Perfumer's, No. 35,• Si.
Alban's-street, Pall-Mall ; the •Toyshop, No. I°3, Ox.
feed-street; Mr. DisbOriiugh's, No. 7, ;
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hill- Mr, Baxter's, South-bridge, Edinburgh; Mr. Mac,
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Itii:it to irnitute Felony, and ail -
arc t.:oiniterfAis,

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