The Sun.
London, England, 1808-06-13 00:00:00

tO THE LADIES.

1 AGAZET's ORIENTAL DEPILATORY, for
I removing SU PER FLUOUS HAIRS from the FACE,
NECK, ARMS, dic. and for improving. the COMPLEC-
TltiN, will be sold in future (by particular appoimuiem of
the Proprietor) by, Messrs. Shaw and Edwards, St. Paul's
Church-yard ; Mr. Butler, s Cheapside ,• Mess. Dicey aro
Sutton, how Church-yard ; Berry, wholesale perfunwr,
Greek-street, Soho ; .Mess. Ilendrie and Son, Tichborne-
street ; at.al Mr. flacon, Oxthrd-street ; where Ladies and
others may depend upon being supplied with. the Alva ge.
nuine as imparted from Turkey, price 3s. 6LI. the bottle.
Of this Depilatory little more •iteett be said than will serve
to identify it, and prevent Ladies being imposed upon by
spurious compositions, which either possess no efficacy
Whatever, or are, highly injurious to the Skin,. Since its first
introdudion to this .Country by Lidy M W -
M it.has sustained a char:tiler in Englaul; .and on
the Continent, as the, only. Depilatory ever ottHed to the
Public which unites a mildness, s •as not to irritate even
the delicate skin of an infant, with infallible and perma-
n...tit Turkey and Eg9t the Ladies, -who are
delicate in the extreme, not to stater a.single hair to remain
which they conceive irregular or intrusive, make use
.uf it
at the Baths-, being highly .valued by them tiara the exclusive
property it pOssest;es of giving x degree of soltiwss.and trans-
parency to the coutplexion.• -• • •
N. observe that each battle is signed T. BAUAZ ET,
in the Proprietor's hand-writing, to imitate which ita felony.
Sold in the Country by Mr. Nester, Edinburgh Mr. Wal-
ker, • Newcastle•upon- Fyne; Mrs. Dancer, York ; Mrs.
Mariott, Bath Mrs.. . Bristol ; Miss Gregson,
; Mr. Drewry, I.),:rby ; Mr. Cowdell, Leicester r
Mr. Salisbury ; Mr. NeWcomb, Staintimi ; Mr.•
M Don4ld, lasgow ; r. Woolnier, Exeter ; and Mr.
Blakeney, Windsor.

To THOMAS TAYLOR, Esq. •
- No. ns New Bridge-street, London.
T CONSIDER it out an at of justice due to, the
merits of your LEAK E's PATENT tit bLS, to cum.
IlliliCalo to you the following Core which has recently been
pertormed by them:— An Acquaintance of mine. by the
brva',:ing out Of an- Ohl Venereal Complaint (attended by a
complication of disorders 4rising therefrom), was reduced id.
most to a sl:eleton; 'and although he had the best medical
. advice which could be obtained, arid tried a variety of Patent
Medieines, nothing could he procured which seemed to suit
•his ca.e, or to do limn any. service : he remained in a most re.
&teed and pitiable situation lot two years, unable to follow
.protession, and scarcely able to walk or everito stand on
his legs; its tact no one who knew him :vet supposed it pos-
sible for him to recover. ' He was adviscri at List to try your
I.raise.s he did so, adhering striztly to the diretdiops
given with theirs. lie hail not taken inure than two boxes be.
tore. he totinil an atter:di:in tUr the better: this encouraged
him to' proceed, and by 'taking a Lew hoses more lie found
his appetite and strength gradually return, and is now as
and stout as any moan I know. You are wcicome,
Sir, to,ieter any person to nie for a confirmation, of the above
ACCOUIIt if it should be doubted.
' I sin, Sir, yew obedient humble servant,
Library, Folkstone. THOS. I'll RDA y.
Prepared and Sold by the Sole Proprietor,
T KOS. TAY LO a, Member of the Royal College of Surgens,
- LOlOOll. at his house,
.No: 9, New Isridge-street
Where, after a constant residence of more than Forty Years,
in a prettice particularlY directed to the Cure of Vene.
real Complaints, and those incidental to the NUS of
Generation in both Sexes, with that inviolable secrecy
which Men of his Prote.ssion should always observe,' he
tiatterti himself, the advice and assistance he gratuitous-
ly administers to Persons taking this Medicine, will be
esteemed by a discerning Public, as an :WV:UMW seldom
to be obtained, and void of arnbig„uity
Also said, by his .Appointinetit, for the convenience of
those living at a distance, ar the Perfumer's, No. 35, St. Al.
ban's-street, Pall Mall; the Toyshop, No. 103, OxfOrd.
street ; Mr. Disborough's, No, 7, Fish-street-Intl; Mr.
liaxter's South-bridge, Ldniburgh ; Mr. WO:mai:Ps,
guw; Ball, Dame-street, Dublin; Mr. Itillmigess, Li.
verpuol ; Mr. rstkinsun's, Manchester; and by one Person
in every considerabie Town in Great Britain and Ireland,
in Boxes of 014 Zs. gal. each, sealed up with full and
Plain diredions, whereby persons of either sex may cure
themselves with ease, speed, secrecy, anti safety.
N. Is. livery Box sold in Groat Britain is settled up with
a Star:lPl on which, by favour of the Commissioners, is print.
al at the Stamp-office, " T.,Taylor, No. g, New Bridge,
street," to i,ttitauc raga, is Felony, and all lobos are eosin-
eurrcttS.

• .
Tut: HAoue, Just 3.—On 'Monday last Prince
DoLoottocitYldeinfered his Letters. of Oredenee.to
his Majesty, at Loo, as Mittis!er Plenipotentiall and
Ambassador Extraordinary from the Emperor of
RUSSIA. The Arnbassadcr-at the same time deliver-
ed to his Majesty a Letter in the hand-writing of
the Emperor, and. presented to him the insignia of
the Russian Orders of St. Andrew, St. Alexander,
and St. Ann, The Ambissador's suit consists of 'ho`"'
less thitm 84 persons.
His Serene .Hightiess FIMIMRICK GRO/IGH
Au-
GUSTOS, Latidgrave .of Hesse, died at Grosgerau on
the 19th ult. in the 49. th year of his age.
On the 27th ulf., the Minister of Finance publish-
ed a Ro) al OrdinaLce, signed the preceding tlay,
permitting the free. exportation of 'hitter, cheese,
and Geneva, to the ports of Allied and Neutral
l'owers.—The Vessels employed in exporting these
articles are, however, prohibited from carrying let-
ters or passengers. from or into the ports cif this
Country, nitier the penalty of confiLmtion, and the
perpetual discinalihcation of the freighters or owners•
frnmexporting these produits in future. Ott receiv-
ing licences for this tradic, they are also to gitie se. ,
entity that tin cornynodiiiei whatever shall, be int-
ptgted in their Vessels.

Pa.ats, MAY 99.—8 y an Iroperial.Decree of
C Ist • insuint, the exportation .ot cotton and cot:on •
yarn 4:prohibited until further orders.. • ...
•An Imperial 4=r:a of the 18th., contain,: various
regulations respeding , Agency-offices, • a boa to be ;•
established in different parts ofshe.Ernpire by the.
Bank of France. No office of this deserip;ion• can
be set up without the approbation of his 4.ljesty in
his Council of Stife; 'rite Bank is to prbie.SS the* •
exclusive privilege of issuin., notes at its own ost3-.,
tilis.bment, and by the medium of these Aleticies,
but no issue can take place, except Upon a rsolniiou
of the General Direclors, taken After, conbulting - the
Chamber of Comtnerce.

LElttStc, MAY 21.—Our Gazette mentions,' on
the authority of Letters from St. PetersburA and
Riga, that the 'surrender of Sweaborg is eitoc4ed to
be followed by a eueral Armistice ber‘% cct;
SWedes and the Russians, during which
tion for a definitive peace will take place. A note;
is added to this, in which the _Editor remarks, that
the latest intelligence from the North makes no
mention of tiny truce.
BASI.a, MAY 23.—We learn that tlie Little Coup.•
cif at Argau has issued an. arret, fabidding, un ler
the severest :penalties, any commerce in English
commodities at the ensuing t.iir of Zurzacit, The
Grand Council of the Canton of Berne is couvokvd
for the 3 t st.

• BASLE, MAY QC—The regiment of Reding con-
duned themselves, in the most exemplary yoyle
storing the disturbances'in the mont4 of April : t
Madrid, They arc at present. quartered in l'oleric,.
orkihe other hand, the regiment at Preux surrender.
et] thekr colours to theinsurgiots.

• FLORENCE, MAY 17.--. The general doverninent
of Tuscany, has given' notice that the existing ne•
cessitiei of the 'State, as well as the Measures some
time since resolved upon, require, that th numb,,,r
•of religious houses, now far too great, Nhouldba
diminished.

• .CUPRNIIAGEN, MAY 3 1 .--Accordittg to private
letters, the English have taken possession of the
little Island or Lyoe, in the vicinity of Alsen, wlikh
-has-been deserted by ihe inhabitatlts

HAMBVIIGIL—The Correspondenten states, on the
authority of letters from Constantinople, that the
truce between the Turks and Russians had been pro•.
longed for two tnonths,, under'the mMiation of the
French Arnbiissador SEBASTIANI, It adds, that the