The Sun.
London, England, 1813-01-23 00:00:00

RENOV,VIJa) HEALTH.

, "Titus been too frequently the suojeet ofjust and
general repriobarion, that :11r0 . ",tti, 01 t 1 c'etneliti
ut the medic:it art have (1',",7r.,‘1 themselves as candidates for
public pat ronasein the tin of physic. For the purpose
of :loin,: justice to the testi I t in our 4tUdiei anti eXPeriehCe, and
tc, prevent us Irma being classed among those e:niuri,s whose
imprtulent pretensions have, untin tuttately for •ot.iety, been
too favourably riceiVed, we beg leave to submit to the liberal
and ertlie,ittetteci a statement of our putsuirs and ac.
quitenterits.-, Aftei !laving received a regular medical ethics.
non as the pupils of Messrs.'"Griatleil and Hitz.ird, whose
Icaures and prstefiec we carefully .tteruled, as prolesnirs crud
surgeons of the 'London IL,spital • ive entered oucselves .is
• students in that hist celehr4ted setto,•l for medical eelitore.
toent, the ko)l,l't-',Cli lege 0/ Cttlittturgit, arid were instriteitgi
in the thltivrent nraittlies‘ot a witohiy, surges', the thchry anti
praeito of. physic, chemistry, midwitery, or,iauv, ct".
by those eminent profesois, M,nro, regory, lthek.
Duncan and Rutherford. We tiust we shall riot
be derrnd presumptuous in sayik th.tt our proticithq and
atnotreineatts are not niconsi(letable, !laving tor a long sent. $
of years made Venereal Complaints, and the vannue ,theases
of. OcNkty, the p. 06.4114( onjettl t ours indict and ~sauce,
it wiii, iNe hope, bt.tillow'ed that we Nve'ittgurreki %superior
know ',wig., of their treatment and cure. ' I n el !Ott and re, ent
,eases ot hdettion peiteet re-establishment i, compkted in
the shrift ;period ot two f rs, ; • lithu); in.
reteracy,
.oihereutlicr proattioners have l'.tilett tit succesgs
proper perseverance to our plan 01 tiv•iitu,lit ensures to the
patient a sate ant radical ewe,

Amidst the incteii.:hoiy viiiety of itivinteri which are the
etliittti of a'Habit 1, OA :Hid most mi11:4491y ,itirshed by the
yuutb of both 4exe there mote :mire more
distrett4ing that thoso itetitietteittj and debilities whit:), Ire..
quelit.ty preveiit 40 vothltter the 9titritrioitiatst.ite. li, sittit
poisone it !mist 1i a colltiol.llii.ll that tiler/bay 00,..
ty a hew mot infillible (ll:AIL! 01 treatmeitt, tht
-Kr;Lite;:t of itl himout bie5,01,,,,5, a att.06,4, :minty, vh;or.
Do; cowittiottott. 'lit casts oi debar). foitit wit 347 vet
cataei-tr4tiig, ly well ay titever.yipecies,rt veoercal infection,-
we may bet:ool4lmi by patients urelibtq. SOX with rttegit,..t.
est secrecy awl honour.. liourso cinisultatioo 7,t- hoot:: :tom
tett tothree, 110tH 6iv the evening till to :it night',
Patients to the coutdry,Jte requested to tt.iti!, he patircUi.
(Ars at leretrc.:asa:, ago, itik.t.t.erter,ii nand of
ciiisitig a 74;mirraluCt: fur :mime arid meilicioes, when the t;attie
. mita be given, or ,*it to ally part of the k toot, To dhSti rot
that setdecy an e,t-iittat to our undCTrakule, the postage of
laters may he to the, iii, :odot for ittetti
CU i( 11-; and L ti. Siivoons, N,i, tom,. 1--Littoo—gardeo„
Cpr ftlestAs. Cottle til‘t Co. italic atei hob) the
above retttrcetar Ie i mt,%,01;, at ;doh :mu )•:,lUibilt ell., tor the titligVitee, "Oil itUrrlartity, L^: tilt rirg,y put.,
to:trtwi the ditties itcoJoed thorn tiirru'rg tti;: trtrid tbtry 441%
tziolutt their LeCtUrpli anti PriEttlee.

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SATUADA‘;, ..TAt,WAItY '23, 1813.

We insert this days variety of extracts from the
Papers brought by the Gotrenburgh Mail. Dis -
patches were also received, as we stated yester-
day in a Second Edition from Lord CATHCART,
dated the 2d inst. They contain no further mili-
tary events. One of the private letters states, that
MAcpeuvaLD, with the remains of his force, had
surrendered and another mentions that the Ens-
perm. ALEXANDSIt had arrived at Konigsberg.
The most important part of the contents of the
Mail is the Proclamation to which we alluded yes-
terday, in our Second Edition, in the following
*terms

" Dispatches havebcen recci ved from Lord CATI
CART, dated Jan. 2. They contain no fresh

tary events ; but there is a Proclamation addressed

In the People of Germany, anti particularly to the
King of PRUSSIA, declaratory of the Emperor
ALE:XANDERtti anxiety to restore the equilibrium
of Europe, and all the lustre and extent of doini.
•
nion to the Throne of:FREDERICK 11..
" The. roclamation is signed by Prince KuTu-
.
SOFP SMOLENS/(0."

We cannot conceive any measure more wisely
adapted to the exigencies of the present crisis,
than a Proclamation to this effect. 'The utter de-
struction of the French army has set. tree the
energies of the people of Permany, and of the
Prussian States, hitherto kept down by the
terror created by an immense armed force,
and which How only want to be properly
directed to work opt the deliverance of Eu-
rope. The disposition of the people has
been decidedly manifested at Berlin, where the
audience at the theatreain the presence of their
own Sovereign and several French Officers, repeat-
edly called out, " Long live the Emperor ALEX-
ANDER !" uttering at the 'same time, many sar-
castic allusions to the retreat of the, French, with
several of whom they afterwards had scuffles in the
.streets. 'ln Silesia, also, several thousands of the
inhabitants are actually in 'arms. A similar spirit
will doubtless soon extend Itself throughout Ger-
many. The people owe BOONAPARTE "It long
erreer of bate," and will seize with avidity the
opportunity now afforded them. of shakipg off his
tyranny, and setting at defiance.the future efforts
of hi 3 power.
The effects of the signal overthrow of the French
urins in Russia., glorious and important as it has
been in itself, are only now beginning to dis:.
play themselves. Every mail from the North
we nlarexpect to; bring us the most gratify-
ing details of the progress of.that spirit amongst
the people of Germany, to which the removal
of the oppressive weight that kept it down
bas now given elaSticity and strength. To en;.
&amts. to regain, his ascendancy, BUONAPARTE
ordered his levy of MAO men ; but his means
of exciting'.terror in Germany are at an end, his
only army that was feared there being 'utterly an-
nihilated. The general knowledge of this fact he
cannot by any artifice preclude, nor can he lire.
vent the effects that must, inevitably result from it.
[i'he Proclamation above alluded to will appear
in this night's. Gazetie]

Another Court wits" held yesterday at the East-
India-House, on the subject of the Renewal of
the Charter, when an adjournment again. took
place till Tuesday. Nothing new in argument
~vt►s_advanced'by the advocates for the Coullany's
pretensions, although a considerable display of
oratory was made by several Gentlemen on that
side of the question. It is unnecessary, there-
fore, to combat over again the same assertions and
conjectures, no fact nor proof being adduced for
the Company, although, undoubtedly, the onus
2)1.06c/fun lies upon them to endeavour to spew the
expediency of continuing an excluSive monopoly,
it will he seen in our report, that a letter from
the Earl of llvexiNonAmsnme gives quite a dif-
ferent turn to a circumstance stated at the last
Court, respecting the disposal of a cargo of goods
lin India.

A controversy seems to have arisen between a
Morning and Evening Paper, on the subject of the
PatrwJ ituaearr and the PRINCESS CIIARLUDDR.
--We have no inclination to interfere in the dis-
pote, particularly at, both parties are fully able to
Eight thvir own battles; but as the Morning Piper
professes to adhere to the " great body ,of men
who act together on Whig principles, whose uui-

form aitn.it_is to maintain inviolate evety branch
of the Constitution, and, among others, to pre-
serve in its just dignity and respect the Royal
Authority," we may venture to ask a few ques-
tions. 'ls it, then, consistent with Whig prin-
ciples to aCt in total repugnance to the conduct of
the Whigs, by endeavouring to effect the removal
of every safeguard which they erected for the pro-
tection 'of the Constitution ? Is it acting upon
Whig principles to advocate the Claims of the Ito-
man Catholics., and to be solicitous to open every
avenue to political ,power to them, though they
submit themselves wholly to a foreign authority
in matters of Religion, .cud also impliedly in Mat-
ters of State ?--44 this effort, which, if it were to
prova suecessful,would tend to the entire over-
throw of our Establishment in Church and State---
is this " the uniform sun to maintain inviolate
every branch of the Constitution ?" There arc
other paragraphs in the Morning 'Paper alluded
to which denutnd our notice. Adverting to the
cause of dispute between itself And the Evening
Paper, it says, " it may bring to his recollection,
(meaning the PRINCE REGENT), the series of out,-
rages which' the predecessors of his present Minis-
•tcrs heaped, upon him, and, the pains they took in
the most interesting period of his life to vilify and
defame him,"—" to expose his Royal Highness
to the grossest misrepresentation." Is it possible
that these passages, in reference to the PiIINCE
REGENT, can appear in the same print that, hut it
few months ago,.. was filled every day with the
grossest calumnies upon. his Royal Highness !
the most scurrilous taunts upon him, respecting
his early friend; in every fim► of prose and verse,
and that too at" the most interesting period of
his life," when he had assumed the functioM of
Royalty, with little hope that the recovery orour
beloved Sovereign would restore them to their
proper channel ? We need make no comment.
The public %rill rather wonder at the ;.isdiSeretiOn
of the Paper alluded to, in admitting such passages
as these, than evince the slightest surprize at its
inconsistency,

The Loan MATOIt' will hold a Court or Coin-
moo Council on Monday next, on the adjourned
motion. relative to the trknle with India.

Yesterday, about 12 o'clock, the Patwcy RE-
GENT left town for Witidsor,

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. .
Till: Princess COMMOVE of WALES is expected
in.townro,day.
On Wednesday evening the Earl of Ynamotyrtt
arrived at Windsor, on a visit to the QUEEN.
_. .

'l'l►e Duke of 140 ramp:, aeconya;ied by 1460
KINNAIRD and Mr. T. SnzitiniN, is expected to
embark at Ilolybea►l, on Monday' next, for Dub-
l►►l

Fast-day is fixed for Wednesday, the 24th day
of February, throughout England, 'Wales, anti
Jretand ; and on Thursday, the 25th of the saute
month, throughout Scotland.

The following is an extract of a letter front the
neighbourhood of the Vistula, supplying the de-
ficiency in our intelligence by the Fiend* Papers,
as to the situation and efficiency o the feeble re-
mains of the Grand Army :
." MARIKVWENDER, Dac. 24.—A small part
of the French army has thrown itself into War-
saw, but the greater portion has been swallowed
up in its progress to Wilita, Kcwno, and Gum-
Mutul. The troops which escaped will be con-
centrated on the Vistula, flout Dautzic to Thorn.
" •On the 17th of this month the last of the
French troops passed through Gumbinnen, and
not above 20,000 men have reached this country,
of whom, however, only 1500 were armed.
" We have received a list of the billets, when
the troops ware to be quartered at. Konigsberg,
and they consisted of 84 Generals, 174 Colonels,
about 1500 inferior officers, and hardly an equal
number of privates.
" This place is destined to be the rendezvous
of the fourth and ninth companies, which, from
the muster-roll, it seems, amount to about 9000
men, and they are expected on he 27th. These
two corps are under the command Of the Viceroy
of Italy, who is to be bell; immediately.
At Marienburg, five German' (thirty Eng-
lish), miles front hence, are the third and second
corps, under Marshal Ney.
In Thorn the Prince of Eckmuhl is collecting
some other troops. The command of the whole
the King of Naples has delivered over to the
Prince of Neufchatel. Both of them were at
Konigsberg ; but they were yesterday at. Ming,
and will he to-day at Dantric.
04 On the 17th the Prussian allied corps was ut
Mittim; what has since become of it nobody
knows ; but it is supposed it has been cut oil', as
the post has been already intercepted front
to Gumbinnen."

We regret to state the death of the brother-in-
law tff the Emperor ALuxat•intta, Prince GEOHJE
Oldenburgh. When a Gentleman left St, Pe-
tersburgh, on the Ist of January, the Court had
gone into mourning for him.
)(cam Seuct:al. COMMISSION.-011 TileSthiy, the
12th instant, the Court was adjourned tiom the
Castle to the Judge's House, and !icing afterwards
there opened, was adjourned from thence to the
Castle, to be therm held on Wednesday, the 3d
of February next, at live o'clock in the after-:
noon,

On Wednevlay last five men were taken from
the prison in Birmingham to Oxford, to take their
trial for the robbery of the Ancient Briton coach,
at that city, a few weeks ago, of parcels, Sce. to a
large amount.
A few days since the pantry of Lord SAY and
SELE was entered, and robbed of several articles
of valuable plate, from the door of the house in
Berkeley-street, Manchester-square, being
prudently left open.