The Sun.
London, England, 1806-11-18 00:00:00

EAST INDIA HOUSE,

MrirMler tSc6.
THE COURT °J. r DIRECTORS of the UNITED
COMPANY of' Al ERC LI AN rs of ENG LANA') teading
to the East Indies do hereby give Notice, „. .
,That the Court having revile/ the Tens ond Conditi&nt
.under
which the Court bogie jar s,me_yearr all;wed fodividuals to ex.
port sundry Articles on Freil.it to bulia, it Copy the said Terms
m.l), be A.-rd:on application to 31r,..7antei Cuggan, Clerk 76 tie
Committee 'of Shipping, and to whieb oil Penoni,wh, may in
future. apply fir Tannage _on _Freight will be required side* ;It
conform.
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The Ccurtjurther give Wee, that the Applications will he
received on the First lOchese.v• in the Muth: cj September, De*.;
cenzher, and March, respd7ivelj., each Year r and that any At-
plication which maybe made in the intermediate Months will ally
he, considered in the ensuing Quarter, Tie Applitationi to he se-
verali'y sealed up, and left wilb the S cre au', 'at this Muse.
,tv;tb the words " AppliCation' fl*.)r Tonnage on ' Freight,'!
writien cn the Cbver. " •

WILLIAM RX.IIS AY, Secrctay.

RSUANT to a DECREE of the High Court
~Jl• of Chancery, Made in a Cause Pr.s.i•F kL v. 20 tiC 11,
the Creditors of Goodwin Zouch, late of .Snotterr. in the
'parish of Old Stratford, in the county of Waewick, f;cntle-
man,.. are personally,. or by their Solicitors, to coipe. in and
prove their Debt's before PePys, IlArt: one of
the Masters.otthe: saicl.c9urt, at his Cal-ambers, in. South.
arnpton7huildings, ChancerY:lane; Lonikri, °lvor before the
• 24th December next,-or, dci.,4ot thereof, thCX wild be ex.
.eluded the benefit of the said Decree. _

A. LETTER on the MEDICAL PROPERTIES
of FLEIICY HOSIERY.
By ►VtLL(AMi BUCHAN,

Anther of trie. Domestic six4.ii Edition.
Its the Monthly' Review this Letter is notific-il in the lot.
lowing wonis,
." Dr. Buchan here enumerates the several
Diseases which are either caused or incrcasd by the varia.
tions of• Climate in this Country,. and which are likely to be
obviated or relieved by attention to proper cleathink. He re.
commends, -and we think justly, the • Manufaelure cAled
Fleecy Hosiery,- in preterence to Flannel. Indeed• the de.
licacy and utility of this Article fully deserve the praise,
which is here-bestowed upon it."
' l• •
,".1.70 be had of the Patentees of the Fleecy Hosiery, HO L.
LAND, WA Is-rt LL, and fio.wro.N, No 99,.. High Rol-
-burn and of the ditli:rent Booksellers.,
La Lettre de M. Le Dodeur Buchan vient de paroitrg
en francoi.' , .

.• • To THOMAS TAYLOR, Esq. '
' • No. 9,• New Bridge-Street, Loviori,
Honoured Sir, '• Edinburgh, Mardi IS: 'apt.
T BEG leay.e to 'inform you, that ever since the
.1 year t/go, •1 have been atllieled With the Lees V ene-
ma •, which, hum its obstinately resisting every course of
Medicine. pres-tribed by the most eminent -of the Faculty
nere, and undergoing 'several - severe courses of salivation.,
and twice dis-clitrged from the Hospital, with little relief,
would appear to be of the most Inveterate nature. In the
spring or last Year my disorder had -got to such • a head, as
nearly. to.put a period to my existence-. 4 had a large ulcet
.on the crown -01 my head, one on each arum,. and my legs
- were broke ott in a -frightful manner; :ny right 'was dread.
fully painful, and had been in a state of ulceration for the
last seven years.; my left had 'also two large nodes on it,
was very much discolcered, and gave Inc such excrutiat.
iiig pain, particularly when warm M bed, as nearly to de.
prive me of. rest ; in this lamentable state, I •was recorni.
cirf;tbetyl.bi
15: Mr. J. Thomp-oii, (who received so great a
e
take Nur Leake's Patent Pills,
which. I 1-,ettan to do on tha 26th of May ; in the course
of a fortadght, 1 began to' reecile benetit—in little more
than a -month", the .ulcers •.on .my herd and arms • were
soundly healed—soon alter, the sures on toy legs healed
also; leaving, however, consuferable -discolouratiOn in' the
slid pain in the bode of the left, which, by the Slese
sing of God, .411t1 a little longer perseverance in your inve.-
luatife Medicine, • subsided ; the. nodes dispersing, the skill
regaining its natural- hue, and the nodurnal pains gradually
oing OE- I thus became,' by. your liberal advice ;mid Me.
dicine, perfeetly tee fr•oni all in)/ • former complaints—
have recovered My 'former spirits and strength, and am be.
come jolly: and fat,-, in which state naving continued many
months to the astonishment of :all who knew me, I am at
a loss in what terms to express my eratitude, but beg you,
forthe -goad of. oiler • siiiteting mortals, to make this my
case as public as pOtiSible, as '1 shall on every occasion,;
in so doing, you 'will erectly - 4,hlige, Sir, your grateful,
obedient; verydiumble serv-ant, ALEX. NI URK.ER.
'.',S 10.5e,14 Edinburgh.
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!our; IvPlwrosx, Old Assembly-Close, Edinburgh.
r • repar.ed and Sold by the sol-P,roprietor,
THom AS T.. Y LOX., Menthcr qr. the Boy,al;.Coli,ege of Sur..
geons; at his,House, 'No. 9, 'New'Bridge-street, London;
• where, after a constant residence• of 'ino're flair 4111rty-SiX
years,, in a practice particularly directed • -to the cure of
Venereal Complaints and those incidental to the farts of
Generation, with that inviolable secrecy which men of
his profession should'alwayS observe in such cases, he
Batters -IrirnSelf,ithe advice end assistance he gratuitously
administess to persons taking this- Medicine,, will be

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dons attainable and•srind of all

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lhoseliving at a distt.ance; at the -Perfulliers, No. 35, St.
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The two liamturgh Mails still remain due. The
Want of authentic intelligence at a moment so criti-
ctl as the present is particularly distressing. Many
Letters have of late been received from the Conti-
nent, but the complete stoppage of the Posts in the
interior has rendered it almost impossible to ob-
tain any information respeding the movements
of toe. Armies. It is again strohgly reported,
that the Dutch have takeh possession of Embden,
and we think it highly probable. Almost all the
Letters which have been received concur in stating
that the Russian Army had formed a junEticn with
the Prussians. There can be very little doubt that
the Russians have by this time arrived on the.banks
of the Oder, and if their force is any thing sear that
which has been stated, much may yet be done.
BONAPARTE will •be compelled to call in all his
detachments, and to concentrate his army, and
that will afford an opportunity to the Prussians,
who are now pursued in various dire6tions, to form
a junaion, and once more to make a stand against
the Enemy.

A report Was yesterday circulated, that the Spa-
nish Floet had sailed from Cadiz, and that Lord
COLLINGWOOD was in pursuit of them. No such
intelligence has reached the Admiralty) but we have
no dolibt that the Spanish Government will make 2D
effort to scud out powerful reinforcements to South
America, though we very much doubt whether any
force they can now send • out would be able
to deprive us •of our acquisitions in that quar-
ter, or prevent us from extending our conquests.—
it is, we believe, well known that a very considerable
reinforcement was sent from the Cape of Good
1-lope to Buenos Ayres. Another sailed, some
time ago, from Fahnouth, under the convoy of
the Ardent; and the Expedition under General
Cam.ll,lND would undoubtedly reach South Ame-
rica quite as soon as any force which the Spa-
niards could now send out, so that there does nut
appear to be the slightest ground for any apprehen-
sion.

Yesterday morning the DUKE of YORK transaaed
business wan His MAJESTY. Afterwards rode with
Hi:; MAJESTY, DUKE Of CA7`..ILIILUGE, PRINCESSES
SOI'LI/A, and AMELIA, Lady BULKELEY,
GelktraisGWYNNE and Tu
in the Great Park, and back, at half past twelVe.—
The DUKE urriwtic lett Windsor in tile evening.

Hcr MAJESTY, PRINCESS ELIZABETH, and Lady
CROLINE WALDEGRAVE, took an airily in her Ma-
jesiy'6 barouche and four to Englefieie Green and
b;lck.

His Royal Highness the PRINCE of WALES, and
tis Royal Highness the DUKE of CLARENCEi are
expeaed in town on Thursday next. •
Their Royal Highnesses the. DUKES of CUMBER-
LAID and CA:sIBRIDGE returned to town yesterday
from Windsor, and last night visited Covent Gar-
den Theatre to see the new Play.

Government yesterday received dispatches from
the Cape of Good Hope. The bearer of them
landed a Cork, as we have been informed by the
following communication from the cork Advertiser
Office, dated on Tuesday last :
" We have been just now informed of the arrival
in this City of Colonel Dol‘DoNNE.t., from 'the Cape
of Good Hope. He left it on the 12th of Septem-
ber,
,is the bearer of dispatches for Government,
'and mentions, that on the Ist of Sept. troops to
the amount of 200 Q horse and foot sailed for Buenos
Ayres to reinforce General BERESFORD, and 'that no
apprehensions were entertained at the Cape for the
sa:ky of that conquest."
We stated some time since, that 2000 men had
been sent from the Cape to Buenos Ayres.

The Regiments in the Mediterranean are nearly,
as follow :-20th Dragoons, four troops; gth, 10th,
20th, :,..)Ist, 23ti, 24th, 27th, 28th, 29th, 30th, 31st,
35th, 41st, 42d, 44th, 48th, 57th, sk3th,. 540, and
78th foot, all nearly complete, and in thethighest
possible order.

;"; There was no Court of Aldermen held to-day,
but the Tim)) MAYOR, after inspecting the returns
of the Meal-weighers, ordered the Price of Bread
to be reduced •id. per peck, to take place oh Thurti-