The Sun.
London, England, 1801-11-18 00:00:00

No.v

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In the War of 1740, as Well as during the course
of the last War, England lent the House ofAust-rii
ditferel-t :sums or. the security of the how Couti:
tries, that is, -on the Public Revenues of that
Country, and the Private DomainS of the Prince:
We learn now, by Letters from Vienna; that those
Loans ate about to become the sUbjea of a particti:,
tar Negotiation' between Austria and the English
Government'.

BUZ NE, Nov. 7.—The greater part of the
bets of the Dict have returned to their homes-. The
public tranquillity has not been any where disitirb:-
ed. The Helvetic Troops have already quitted the
small Cantons. They arc on their return to L 4.
cerde. The Helvetic Senate is constituted, and
DOLDER is appointed President:
RATlssor;, Oc T. 3 r.--It was 'generally believed,
here, that the differences between Berlin and W..
enna had been, if not arranged, at least on the point
of being SD; We have just been undeceived in a
very unexpeaed mariner. The Ministers of BoheL.
mia and Austria to the Diet have communicated
officially to several other Ministers and Envoys a
Note from the Imperial Chancery of Vienna, in
which the proceedings of the Chapters' of ltlAnste
and Cologne are not only et-Ai:rely approved of, but
expressions are made use of very singular with re..
sped to the Kusid 'of PRussiA. It is asserted that
this Note will have all the publicity which PaperS
of this sort never obtain, but in cases of very mark-
ed misunderstanding. Count GOtKrz, who haS
been informed of this Note, has testified' his disap:.
probation in an unequivocal manner,
Thil official Paper produces in .general a very
great sensation : it proves that there exists little.
harmony between Prussia and Anszril relative_ to
the-secularizations. All eyes are fixed on the Ca
binet of Berlin. Some gloomy PoliticianS •lear
rupture bet Ween the two great Powers of Germany.

kovEmßilt f.

The Minister of AuStria has just notified to his
Collei._,P.nes, that in consequence of an arrangeMent
concluded between the EMPEROR; the French
vernruent, and the KING of PIti.TSSIA, the Deputa-
tion of the Empire would assemble in our City;
This choice has been made in Order to accelerate the
affair of the Indemnities, and not to, have the air 6i
opening a new:Congress with the french I:epublie.

M. de Got ti-r z having been 'recoiled to
cvill be replaced during his absence by die Ba., arias
Minister-

The Mantieir,4 Gazette says, that M. de-Go Er.-i-z
is gone to Berlin-, and not to Paris.

• BUSSE LS; Nov;. 7;.;:--The Merchant-i of bste,ilt
have already resumed their commercial relations
with the Porti of Corutzlla; 'Seville; Cad z, , Ma-
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laga, and several other Maritime Towns in Spain;
The great Sluice of Vickeni, destrOyed in part by
the English; being now entirely repaii-ed and in the
best condition; the traders of Bi-itkes are making
preparations to carry On a direct trade with foreign
parts as formerly:

The Brighton Fistling Boats were last week very
sPcces'sful, having b. ought more herrings to short
thiin the attendants of the fish-m3rket recollea to
have Seen befOre in any one week;, for -many seasons
past.

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At Hastiog last week; the Herring Boats were
equally

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•Last Thursday, the T zth in Airr st. ',q. otavoro, near
Worthing, and Mr. W. Weeks; of Broadwater,
rear the above place; were taken before the Sitting
Mae,trates at Arundel; for refusing .to receive
some t.oldiers of the Sussex who vk;tre
letted akin them during their march. They were
both fined, the former s+, and the latter J.
We are auth:›rized to deel-tre, that the ottrao of
a Letter, dated 04.0/entry; Nov: 13., in a Paper of
Monday, is ineorreCA in the,gre'ater part of its
sertions, partkhlarly i*,-1 the name mentioned as joint
Candidate with Mr. Bir•D.

The liaridscombe Paelce:,. Doyle, from London
to Lisbon,. is lost at 11/lotlaix"; Great pan the
cargo saved.
.:Y;our twelve o'clkk On- Monday night, a gen-
teel dre`ss.;l man was found weltering in his blood;
from a wouiici lie received in his bowels, the Corner
of Chiswell-street; I'4om-fields: I was imMedi..
ately taken to St. BariTioiumeNißs Hospital, %Oleic.
he expired; There is no clue w discoc-er the per.
petratots of thi3 atrocious a6l.
On Saturday night, between the hotirS of nins
a'fict ten; a decent dressed min was. fOund Sbspended
by the neck in George-yard, Soho square ; he Was;
ou being discovered, taken to Middlesex Hospi-
tal, where immediate assistance was rendered', but
in vain. Orr inspeffing some papers which were
found Upon him, it was coniedured he connnitted
this rash aCliOn through tbint: unfortunate events irt
business..

The evidence of theetticacy of PERit
TORS, of late the subject of so mtich controver4
and speculation? is at length cdnidered as decisive.;
and MediCal Chatadeis of high reputation are now
recommending their, use. The idea entertained by
some, that their good effeas were ascribable to ima-
gination, has proved to be erroneous, since they are
found to cure infants and Horses as readily as ally-
other subieets; Indeed; the utility of the Thaw's?
as a remendy for inflamed eyes; sprains, contusions,'
and consequently lainenesS of Horses, is now so
well established? that they are rapidly adopting iri
Gentieme-es staples. Among some singular cures
upon Horses; recently communicated, and published
durrng the present Month, is a very respedable
Case frorri A: Pincke, Esq. of Sharstead, Kenti but
itscletaii would exceed 'mir limits; alsd the follow.;
ing Note from a highly_ respetted Noblerlan, wird
hat. libefally permitted ii to be published for genera/
information

. LOndon, Hartford- street, May 25, iSo r
rord Rivers presents his Compliments' to Mr.
Peikins,.and requests he will send by the bearer a
set of Metallic Tra&ors, which he is desirothofpur-
charing in addition to those he has' alti4dy.ltad, and
which he constantly leaves with his Gro-Vms; they
luying, been of the neatest use in riVitalirt:i.".

We hear from Waterford, that the Ship Arnriv.,
Captain' Taylor, of zo guns, froth Triradada to
Liverpool, with a valuvble cargo `on board, struck
' on Wicklow Banks in the night Lietween Stinday
and Monday last. Having remained there. twenty-
four hours, hoisting signals of distress, she at last
threw a of her guns overboard, and parting her

Sir, I am happy. to inform you of the good elleas your Pills
have had, in restoring me from- the severe painS. I. have labour-
ed under for so many years.. I shall give you as brief an ac-
count as I can : For 14 years I was grievously afflicted with
the head-ach, two, three, or four days in the week—half the
time obliged to lie in bed, and very ill at every change. of the
weather;-&c.' and the-three -last years had such pains in the
back and kidnies, that I could not stand up without great un-
easiness ; this the do.aors called the gravel, -but could get
nothing to:cure or seldom relieve- But what crowned my
grief was, that, in the end of the-year 1.797, I was seized. with
'a violent complaint front my tkip to my ancle, called the
'Sciatica, that rendered me unable forbusiness by day, and
'itiok away my rest by night, so that I soon must have died,
•had I- not taken your Pills, a box of which cured me eighteen
months age, without any return, thank Cod. You are wel-
come to publish thi, by every means, for the sake of those
who are sultiring. . -
And remain yours, &c. Wm. COOPER.
N. B. Mr. Cooper is a silk dyer, No. 61,W hitcomb-street,
Baymarket.
Dr. Gardner's Pills, with a complete List of Cures,
may be had of Venders in Towa and Country, ss. tot. 6di
and 21S. per Box ; small Boles, to suit the Poor, 2s.
(Signed j. G a idne r). .

CURIOUS FRUIT.
t. TWO 'elv- CURRANTS, obraioed from
Seed.; one Red, the other White : they both bring
Fruit as large as some Grapes, in bunches six inches long,
and hang on the Trees thicket than the leaves. They have a
peculiar brilliancy of colour,> a full flavoured sweetness, .and
brisk poignancy of taste far beynhd alt Others. • •.
• •52.. Three' New STRAWBERRIES, viz. t. The Che-
rokee, a,monalkotis Fruit, often five inches round, and 01
most exquisite flavOur. It bears so ibunciliitly that one rat
frequently tills a plate.-2. The Paraguay, equal 'to the
former in every fine property.; and comes later,• so as to give
a long succession.-3 he Nlodena Ilantbois, the most de-
licious of the Strawberry tribe ; its very high flavour, and
wonderful fragran.:e, raise it far above all competition with
others.
Currant Trees (each. Sort separately), six in a bundle for
`los. 6d. Strawberry Plants {each sort, separatel} j, fitly in's
btlinlie for vas. 6d.
Sold at Crocker's; 'St. Alban's..street, Pall..Mall.No
'Credit. Par. Postage. •
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