The Sun.
London, England, 1806-04-11 00:00:00

HEALTH AND LONGEVITY.

DR. jANIES's I.,,NALEPTIIC AND ANTIBILIOUS•
PILLS. . ••••• .
MHE Celebrity of the -Analeptic Pills, as a ge-
l; neral Preservative of Health, is become universal, hotn
their Efficacy In. ,those Complaints, which continUally
nub the Hinnan Frain.; such' as Colds, Rheurnatisms,
Elead-achs, Indigestions, and other Diseases of the Stomach
and-Powels;' which-arise from the Vicissitudes of our Cli-
mate, or from Hotta fence in the' L uxuries 'of Lite; and these
salutary Lifeas are,p!oduced by gently opening the Pores by
Night, and the Booy by Day, without • requiring any parer-
. colar Regiinen or Confinement. 'But though the Analeptic
Pills are also very serviceable in Bilious and other deeP-
seated Disorders, yet being desi4ned as a mild Purgative only,
• and therefore not -always sufficiently aCtive, the Antibilious.
Pills have been reconntended in aid, by an eminent Physician,
who has used these Medicines combined for many years with
the. happiest success in all complaints of the Liver, -as well
as in other internal Diseases.
Vaitellers, by Land or Sea, or Persons remote from Medi-
cal lissistanee, would do well. to be altyays provided with
tliese whith, with some of the genuine. Dr. James's'
Fever Powder," would form a. most valuable Stole, in a
sinall compass,
.that waild often affOrd Relief on anti snd-
de.6 Indisposition, and prevent the ill consequences of•Ne-
zida or Delay , • ••
Sold- only by-F.,Newhery and. Sons, St. Paul's.
Chu:ell-yard, on the Coach-Way, four, doors Irorn.the Co•r:;:
r neof Cheapside„ -London ; and at Dr. lames 's late House
inßruton-street viz. the Analtptic. Pills, price 4s. 6d'
a Box, or sixinone large Box, tot 11. 4S. • and the'Antibilious
Pillr prie zs. a Box, Duty included. --0 bserve that the
• words Newbcry, 45, St. Paul's,':'-cligrared in'
he Stamps.

THE SUN.

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FRIDAY, APRIL 180&. •

•This morning two Ilivizburgh Mails arrived. It
is, stated in a letter from Vienna, • that BONAPARTE
persists in the demand nude. some time ago by his
Ambassador, for permission for the yrench Troops
to. march, through Bohemia, in order to attack
.;the.
p.usSians.; but it is added; that the Court of Vienna
has hitherto refused its consent, on the ground 'that
,the •'Hereditzry • Provinces have been already,SO:ex-.
hausted that the) -could not furnish supplies for.
-the maintenance of a. large Foreign Army. But.
if 'BONAPARTE PeriiSts dernand,'. the Court
of Stomp cannot with safety refuse compliance.— •
The French Ambassador at Vienna has also announc
ed to' the... EMperpr • the „Conquest of Naples, and'.
lua demanded the prompto:thd 'catecrorical,accessiOn,of.
.
.his Imperial Majesty to. - this new acquisition. It
seems to -be .generally. believed on .the Continent,
that-Holland :will be irmnediately erected into a
Kingdoin for BONA VA RT.E'S'B.rother Louts, .and that
this new•Kingdorn Will be'erklarged by-the additien
of -some, of. the Provinces which- Prussia has been
compelled to cede, and. by the l'erritOries which
were intended as 'an liidemnily for theanneror of
Germany's Brother, the -Archduke FREDINAND.
The:accounts from Holland are not later than the
Ist inst. and consdquently• clo not •give Us any infor-
mation respeaing the changes in the -Government of
that Country, which were be clisCussed in the
gislative Body on that day. •
The Russian Troops which were landed at Cattaro
amount to 3000 men, and will, we hope, be speedily
reinforced-to such an •amount as to enable them to
prevent the French, from executing the. plans which -
they have 'undoubtedly; forrhed against the Turkish
Provinces adjoining Dalrnatia.

BONAPARtE has, is is said, taken the City of
Frankfort under his protenlion. It- is, however,
t. 6. retain ItS Iridepenclnce, for the security of which
a French iGarriSon is' to he stationed in the City, and
its Civil Governinent• is lto be under the controul Of
•
a French Diretior. •

-WE believe' that the •di fliciilties -whiCh have hi-
therto prevented an exchange of Prisoners between
this Country and .France, are in a great degree re-
moved,'and that a. regular Cartel will be established..
The great obstacle,which has hitherto presentees the
adoption, of this .desirable measure was, that the
French Goveroment insisted, upon the British Sub-
,
juts` detained in. France before the War,. being con-
sidered as regular Prisoners' of War: To, :this pro-
position the British..Goveinment..could • not consent,
withoqt sauecioning a gross violation•of . the • Law of
Nations. It. has at 'lerwth been agreed to 'reserve.
the point respe6ting the British Subjects detained in
France prei ions tO the War,- for future discussion ;-
in fhe mean t.itue they, will,beexchanged•as Prisoners
of War;• man for Man. We think His Majesty's
Ministers ire entitled to great praise for .having ac-
complished thiS'very desirable object. A great num-
ber,
of persons who have for long-time been.Fruelly
and unjustly detained frorn-their families, and friends,
will be restored to them... . We shall likewise•deriVe
great :advantage, from the return of a great.number
of valliable Seamen,. for aldost .all the. British Pri-
soners of
;War in Frande are Seatnen..

Lisbon Mail. is arrived at.lalmouth, brought by
the'Atck/and Packet, in •14 days. The Letters Will
he delivered to-morrow. •

We yesterday received New York Papers up- to
the 7th,ulf. They,coutain nothing material. ,
-4n Anieritan*Paper of the Ist ult..says, that their
Gcivernment had received. Dispatches 'from Mr,
MUNROE, now resident in London, seating, that the
disposition of. the Court of St. James''s towar:.is Ame-
rica wiii,l-cmchnioe friendly than ligretofore..:
The gOYAL FAMILY are i expelled in town on
. .
Tuesday,. and"to remain till . . ' ••
Yesterday,moraing- the Duke. of 'KENT arrived at
Windsor froth'. Kensington. •
nrs MAJESTY, the .Duk. of KENT, PrindeSses
AUGUSTA and SoPHIA, accompanied 'b:r Generals
MANNERS and FITZROY, Courv..M,LTNS.iEß,,Colonel
TAYLQR.,. and Lady 'THYNNE, , took • an airing 'on
horsehack in Windsov.G-reat-Park.-

The Leopard was spoken :with " by Admiral Si
LING, in the G/ory, on the 3d• just. la lat. 47- (8.•
longi. 6. with 'nine sail of East India
Ships, under Convoy., .

INDIA-HousE.---Yesterday a Colirt of •Direetors
waslield„ when.

•
fohn Bebb, Esq. • ' • rsq:
StrWrn: liensky, nl
Bart: . ]aes Patti!An., Esq.
HV.n. W. F. Elphithtone,, John TravcrS, Esq.

• . • . . . .
tool( the opths and their seats in thx)Dircaion.-,7-Tho-..
71-lon.:Wm4 A 19'ON .I!,I.rIIIN:S7I'qPSI: and .EDWARO.
PAIIIIY, t;sq. Chairinnel and I)eptity-
Chair Man
:for tit:, year ,ensilling. -.The 02,,it-t. adjourn-.
ed at.fmmt. t..!'clock- till Wednesday
,next.

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FLoREgcPI, MAP c FL—Letters from. I.Vaples an-
nounce, that the two Calabriai have been occupied
by the French troops ; 4114 that the mlvements in
the Army seem to indicate an approaching expedi-
tion against Sicily.

The Division of General LECCHI, which has en-
tered the province of Abru3zo, has taken possession
of the to ..,:n of Aquilla. Gaeta, it is said, has.sur-