The Sun.
London, England, 1801-09-19 00:00:00

MEDI-c.:INE ACT.

At the onjy Warehouse for Pr. lAMES's POWDER,
No. 45, St. Paul's Church-yard, .a few Doors flora the
Coiner of Cheaptide,
THE following ,MEDICINES are Sol() at the
Prices anne.xed, ;n4usive of the Stamp Duties im-
posed by this Act ; but no additional charge ha's been made
upon lir. jAIVES.7s POWDER, which is continued at
the original Price of _6d. per Packet. It may also be
pact -gt fl. 45, per. or the quantity. of 4a Dozen
Packets in. one Bottle for 11.. as. ca. Duty included; so
that the Public arc -no ritifil:wrs.
_But in
.order to facilitate tile operation, and to lessen the
burden of this A 44; which would in a great measure have
proved a Tax upon Benevolence, all the other Medicines
are sold to any Persons pttro'hasing half a Dozen, or more,
free from the eXpe4e of the Stamps.
J. d.
Dr. fames's Powder z 6 Cephalic Snuff
Analeptic Pills
.4. 6 , Dr. Steers's P:,:rez,o-
Cattle Powder r 6 tic; Lozenges a 0
Dr. 110;iper's Pills r 0 --Camomile Drops a 9
Dr. Atis;A.V_s Chaly aat Essenceof Coltsfoot 3 0
Pills _ 4 o Esenceo(Pepperm,
kerrY's Bilious Pills 5 o Ormskirk.Medicines 5 5
DalSy'S7 C:iiiMinatiye r 9 G lass'S Magnesia 3 o
Spi, -I oglish's Scots Pills a 6
tit 3 6 (;taut'; Drops - r o
Greenough's Tinlures iSl,Xton's Drops 5
Tolu Lozen.gps r Spilsbury'i Drops o
Mr.Spence's!Dentrtrice 4 o Speediman's P .sillS 2 0
Freake's Tinct. of Bark 3 6 English Cone 2 9
iltix'nein's,'by.ditte, 2. 6 Dr. Solandzr's Tea z 9
Dr. Steer's Opodeldoc 2. 6 jones's Rheumatic .
Oil 2 6 Tindu re = 3 6
Also, the Getutine Arquebusecie, Ludy imported, and
fn _of tits otlizr Proprietary Medieus in repute. Orders
for Exportatiohaie stiPplied without Stamps, as before this
•
t

J. d.
0.9

As-mar.y Persons, partieulriv Servants arie. Mes-
engers, mistake NtW.l3Elz:l7,' the r,)prie-
uni.fr the rial.Y.:e;sity of pointing out,, that 'ir at the
East End of St.-Patit's, ic....arest to Ch:lbsii:e, apd that it
has a' large White Stuccoed. Front, with these Words in_
134:2'0:A " THE. I)NI Y
WAkEHOUS, FOR. DR.
p,MES's POWDER."

THE SUN.

SOLIM QUSS DICE/LE FALSUM AUDILA-F ?

LONDON, SEPTEMBER 19, 1801.

AT a late hour this forenoon we received, BY Ex-
PRESS, Paris Papers to the 17th inst. The period
of their arrival does not allow us to do spore than to
give a very short extraa from their contents.
The Treaty concluded between the French Re-
public and His Serene Highness the ELECTOR of
BAVARIA, has been ratified by that Prince.—
The Aft having arrived by a Courier sent ex-
press in the night of the 13th, the exchange of
the Ratifications took place in the accustomed form
on the 14th, between Citizen CAILLARD, Plenipo-
tentiary of the Republic, and M. CETTO, Plenipo-
tentiary of His gene Highness.
LieUtenant GREBAN, the Commander of the
Flotilla in the Channel, has addressed a long Letter
to the French Admiral LATOUCHE TR.FVILLE,
giving an account of his escaping from St. Paley
on the Somme, to Boulogne, with twenty three Gun-
boats and small Vessels.

CALAIS, SEPT. o.—Last night a transport ves-
sel belonging to the English Squadron was driven
on shore by the tide, in a calm, within about a
league of this Port. At day-break the Enemy's
Squadron endeavoured to prevent us from taking
possession of the vessel, by covering her with their
fire, in the hopes that she would get off as the tide
rose. A detachment of Cavalry and Infantry, with
some Light Artillery, iinmediately went to the
spot, and took possesslon of her, notwithstanding
all the efforts of the Enemy ; but as she was only
in ballast, and the Crew had abandoned her, we-
burnt her in sight of the English Squadron.
NAPLES, • AUG. 18.—On Sunday last an English
Fleets of Fifteen Ships of the Line passed before the
Isle of Capri, sailing towards the Levant. According
to, what reaches us from Otranto, an English Fleet
of Forty Sail has been seen from these Coasts.

STRAsBoRGH, SEPT. 12.—1 n consequence of the
remonstrance of M. VoN Don r, Minister of the
KING of PRUSSIA, the two Chapters have address
edto him a very p01it..7- Note, in which they an-
nounce that they could not leave the Episcopal See
vacant, .and that they had great confidence in the
justice of the ICING of PRUSSIA, that he would not
oppose theeletiion.
The two Chapters have, it is said, received fa-
VOlnable, news from Pienna; and letters flom that
Capital positively state, that the Eleaion will take
place. In order to give greater force to these de-
clarations, M. VON DoMI set off from thldesbeith,
where he will probably find the Count de K..e.ur NIT?,
an Austrian General, who, under the pretext of visit-
ing his Estates, has mace a voyage into Westphalia.
It is said that .he will present himself as Imperial
Commissary, charged'to assist at the said Ele&ion.
It is, however, very problematical whether the
Elea.ion will take place or not.

The French Tiers Consolide are at 48,1.

THE Leeward Island Fleet, consisting of up_
wards of 200 Sail of Merchantmen, under Convoy
of the Diana, of 38 guns, and Surinam, of 18 guns,
sailed from St. Thomas's on the Ist of August, and
was left ot; the jth inst. in lat. 45. 27. long. 22. 27.

This morning arrived a Mail from New-York
and Halifax, brought to Falmouth by the Priiice
Ernest Packet, in twenty-days.

A Council was yesterday held at Lord HAKES_
BURY';: Oflice, at which his Gr..Le the Duke of
PORTLAND, Eirl ST. VINCENT, Lord CHANCEL-
LOR', Lord HOBART, and Mr. PELHAM attended.
Governor BENTINCK, who lately embarked for
Calais, is gone to Holland, where he has a consi-
derable property: He had previously obtained pass-
ports from the French and Batavian Governments.

Colonel PATTON, the newly appointed Governor
Of the Island of St. Heleoa, will take his departure
from this Country by one of the Ships of this season.
We have been deceived by our Letter from Wcy.:
mouth, which has; also aPpeared in every other
Newspaper; stating 'the arrival of the PRINCE of
\VALES at that place. This led .us to suppose that
the information we had received from Brighton, of
the 'accident which His Royal Highness met with,
was exaggerated ; but the truth is as follows
The PRINCE Was to off\on Monday for Wey.:
mouth, and the necessair-preparations had been
Made ,for his journey.. On Sunday .night, about
eleven o'clock, coming out of Mrs. FITZHER-
BE'RT'S house, the PRINCE made a false step (the
steps to the house having been altered only a
day or two before), which threw him on his back,
and very much bruised the spinal bone. His Royal
Highness was carried home, and put to bed, and
Mr. KEATE the Surgeon instantly sent for from
London. The bruise has occasioned excessive pain,
and much personal inconvenience, as His Royal
Highness cannot move. He still keepS his bed; but
we
.have.the. satidaetion to learn that there is not
the least danger, and there is no doubt in a few
days the PKIN.CE • will again be able to erijOY
himself,

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pLYmoUTH, SEP►. t 7.

ARRJVED the Beaulieu, of 40 guns, Captaiin S.
Poypurz ; Amethyst, of 38 guns, Capt., J. Coot :E,
and La Suffsante, of 14. guns, Capt. C. NESFIAM,
from a Cruize ; Hal fax, of 14 guns, from the
Channel Fleet, and Aletlo Fire ship, Captain R.
O'BRIEN, from Sir EDWARD PELLEW'S Squadron
off Rochefort,

Sailed the Mega,ra, of 16 guns, with several
Viauallers under convoy, for the Channel Fleet.
Arrived L'Alerte French Lugger, laden with
gum, &c, from Senegal bound to Bourdeaux, cap_
tured by the Ameth.pt Frigate, Capt, J. Cooxe,
on the loth inst. in the Bay,
Arrived the Brig Governor Dalzel, mounting 14
guns, belonging to London, JOHN. MA P. mrvg master,
laden with sugar, rum, ivory, &c. from Demerara
bound to London. Sailed from Demerara the r zth
of July, and from St. Thomas's the ist of August,
'in conv.any with 225 sail of Merchantmen, under
convoy of the Diana, of 38 guns, Capt. J. P. BE-
RESFORD, and Surinam, of 18 guns, Capt. C.COLE,
Parted company with the Fleet (153 sail in sight)
on the sth inst. in lat. 4c. 27. long. 22. 27.
Arrived the Swedish Brig Gustaf rasa, of and
from Uddewalla, laden with deals, pitch, &c. bound
to Morlaix, detained on 14. th inst. by Za S zif-
jis an te Sloop of War.