The Sun.
London, England, 1806-08-19 00:00:00

THE VENEREAL- DISEASE,

•
UNDER its various Appearances, and complicated
Attacks, may be speedily and secretly eradicated from
the System by the use of Dr. FRE E MAN!s DROPS; which,
tin-their salutary effeets in cleansing the Blood front all irn-
purities, whether Venereal or Scorbutic, •,,,T termed GUTTA
SA LUTARIS. By persevering in the use of this Remedy,
the Patient gradually loses all Pain and Inflammation of the
Parts, all foul and corroding Ulcers, Scabs, Lumps in the
Skin, and other corresponding Symptoms of this cruel and
relentless Disease : nearly thirty years praCtice hath proved
to Dr. Freeman, that all this is accomplished by the Drops,
without the aid of Surgical Operations, or the usual filthy
application of greasy mercurial Preparations.
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,•chic! was ycsterday.ciecided in the Court of Chancery,
wilt be found in the last Pape of this Paper.

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THE SUN.

SOLE.M gUIS DICZRL F4LSUZA 4UpE4T ?

LONDON,

TUESDAY,' AUGUST 19, 1806.

This morning, between One and two o'clock, a
Nlessenger arrived in Town with Dispatches from
Lord LAUDERDALE. Nothing has
.transpired: with
respect tmo the pature of, the intelligence which he

brought.

Wr. last night received Paris Papers to the t oth
and Dutch to the 14th. It appears that .lONA PARTE
either expeals.some Opposition to his plan far placing
himself at the head of the German Empire, or else
he is desirous, by an ostentatious "display of his
foree, to awe the Powers on the Continent into
submission. The French Troops are marched and
countermarched with uncommon rapidity, and very
considerable bodies of thepa have crossed the. Rhine
at Strasburgh, to reinforce the French Armies. in

Swabia, Bavaria, and Franconia. It is stated in private
Letters, that Prussia, Saxony, and Hesse Cassel, are
arming, and a league among those Powers is still
tallied of, for the purpose of preserving the inde-
pendence of the North of Germany. We stated on
• a former occasion : our reasons for disbelieving this
intelligence. The KING of PRUSSIA: would, we
'have no doubt, willingly join in such a league;
but it is not probable that any other Power would,
after the experience of the last two, months, risque
its safety by making a common cause with Prussia.—
.
BONAPAIITE appears to be by no means satisfied with
-the condua of Austria, and a very heavy corn-
plaintis made in one of the Minor French Papers,
in a fabricated Letter from .Augsburgh, of a number
' of Libels which have been circulated in Swabia,.and
which, it is said, were sent from Vienna. It is per-
feStly well known that the French Government consi-
4'er every publication a libel that is not gross panegyric,
Ind are determined that no Country under the power
or influence of France shall possess greater liberty,
with regard to the Press, than the French themselves,
'The F.4pzaoß of GErtmANY is threatened in the
most unequivocal manner with the vengeance of Bo-
J PARTE if these libels are not suppressed It is true
the article to which we allude is riot in the Moni-
tear; but after the warning lately given to the French
unofficial. Papers, we are convinced that they would
'not venture upon such " high matter" without or-
ders. The Surrender of the irsignificant Fortress
of Gaeta is a subject of, great exultation in the
French Papers ; but they, at the same. time, conL
fess that it was ,necessary to send the Army
which was employed in the Siez,e of that place
into Calabria, where it is to be,employed, like Ge-
neral VERDIER'S Corps, " in destroying the renzains
of the wretches who revolted in Calabria."

We are sorry to find that some refleJtions have
been thrown upon Admiral COCIIIINE, because
he was too prudent. to risk the lives of hit gal-
lant Crews, and th'e fate of our West India
Islands and Trade, upon a contest with an Enemy
much his superior in strength. The charaaer of
this excellent Officer is too well known, and his re-
putation too firmly established, for him to receive
the least -injury from such rash and ignorant reflec-
tions. But we feel top much respea for his name,
and are too sensible of the services which he has
rendered his Country, to suffer such ill-founded
aspersions to pass without our most decided cen-
pare. We may be assured that every thing that
pirit, under the guidance of judgment, could
perforin, was attempted by the gallant Admiral; and
as his Squadron has long ere this most probably been
j.-_,.ined by the force under the command of "Sir JonN
PORLASE WARREN,, We' may confidently expe& all
possible success fn.:fp the united efforts of two such
flistinguished ornaments of the British' Navy.

Mr. Fox was yesterday so much better that he
was able to take more exercise than he has (tone for
some 4veeks. He passed a very favourable night,
and, though his medical attendants are still properly
cautious it, delivering their opinions, it is evident
from the whole of, their manner, that they indulge
;Wore cheering expeelation.

Yesterday morning the DUKE of YORK arrived at
Windsor from Oatlands, and after transacting busi-
ness with His MAJESTY, rode on horseback with the
PUKE Of CAMBRIDGE, PRINCESSES AUGUSTA, and
Soriiii; attended by. Lord WALSINGHAM, Count
rviptsrsTert, &c. PRINCESS AMELIA. did not
ride, being indisposed.
I-44 sgsTY and PRINCESS ELIZABETH took
an airing to FrogtnOre.