The Sun.
London, England, 1813-06-15 00:00:00

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J. B.- L. CREVIER, Emeritus Rhetoricre,
Professor in Collegio Dortnano-Bellovaeo, UniVersitatis
•
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LOCK AND SUB.GICAL DISPENSARY.
PATRON,
Ills Royal Highness the Duke of York.
Gov't:v:oas,
Earl of Leitrim Col. W. Jones, M. P.
Hon. Cal. J.Barry, M.P. , Col. 11. Clemetsts, M. P.
John Latouche, Earl of Egremont.

Stinc.zolti,
Mr. K Member of the Itoxalemltem.,:krOon,,,,
1111116. .114S1'11' OIN the exc dsive Cure
of VENEREAL DisE,AsES, and theii dreadful come-
qUences, as Strictures, Debility, Ulcerations, &c. has to
boast the cure of no lehs than two thousand Patients annu
ally, many afflicted 'from ten to twenty years, since esta-
,
blished in 1800.
The curly syaiptpros of Onnorrhrea and Chancre are cured
in a few days by Mr.,Kiernan'h superior and eilicacious mode
of treatment, and that weakness and derangement of the ge-
nerative organs, which impair the constitution', and shorten
life, are here more successfully, treated than on any other
plan.
Mr. Kiernan may be consulted as usnal,- by either sex, at
his private house, lie. 21, Lower Charlotte-street, Bedford-
square, where Letters from Town and Country are to be ad-
dressed, and the necessary advice and )odicine will be given
or sent to any part of the kingdom,
Just published, price 3s. Practical Observations on the
above Diseases; by F. Kiernau ; and sold by Sherwood and
Co. 20, Pil tv rap stet' row, (;s.

A CEIALLENGt,:.
MESSRS. CUaltlE and Co.. surgeons, tat c in
his Majesty% service, challenge the whole world to •
wove a single instance where their medicine and method of
cure have failed el the desired elted. The practice of mane
years in this particular branch of their pnaleseionie has not
given vise to one unsuccessful • as:.
They eontinue to direct their stinfies to the treatment and
cure of venereal complaints, and that derangement of the Sys.
tern, which is the consequence tit the pernicious and wasteful
einds of a habit long and most unietp pity pursued ley the
youth of both sexes. In the one it will be•found to be the
unfeiling source of barrenness; the other base its ravages le.
telly developed to them by a distreesing state of dehility,e
which it Jot timely remedied, terminates In iMpetenteY,
these are its remnie awl ultimate ' while cunsumpe •
Lion, loss of muscular power; and varinusnervouscornielainte,
usually charatterise the eat lier stages at this solitary vieee
Of persons languishing; un Cri the disorders incideet to suche-
a
habit, their treatment is :Munk:, and has ttever proved-unsuc-
cessful in the course of a long, laborious, and much extended
• predict,. In the most obst Mete and cent plicated eaees el-ve-
nereal infealon, euch as obstructions in the urethra, springy
excrescences, hard tuenors, callouS Ulcers, eruptions, semi.
nal weakness, sleets, as also
- ST le I CT U R , •
Whether recent or 'of lune duration, and which have baf-
fled the skill of other reeli tinners, are by their present int.
proved piano' I rment, and perrnAtient ty cured/
without the Patient eolleritte the ceerucieting ;evil and
alarming luenot t liege which frequently follows the a p pitted e
lion of the lunar caustic. In the course of twenty years
sexteneive pradiee in this Mcettopolis, humerus eases of
Sfrictures•heve been and daily under their care, the total
eradicetinn of which le etieted by a safe, certain, ni cape.
dittoes mode of practice; superior to any other yet adopted.
The weakness, relaxation, And debility proceeding from tie_
comPlAint are.speedily rernaved, anti the Patient restored to
sound and vigorous health, lint where the debility has for
'years existed, a proper perseverance in their'resterative re.
Int:cites, otter the Seryture has been destroyefe is incliepeneas
bly tequisite to revive the slumbering sparks of life and to
reanimate the constitution,
Several Noblemen anti Gentlemen of the first respeda-
bdity, have been under the careen Messts. Currie, and Co.
for the removal of complaints of the Urethra, Stricture;, &e.
and having reccived a radical and peemanent Cure, request
that references may be given to them, As satisladery e.vi.
dences of the decisive •superieirity of Messrs. Currie and Co'S.
phut of treatment. Many of theee Gentlemen have had stric-
tures from is to eo years, and had been mailer the care of
NeWsrs. Home,tleaviside, and other Surgeons of equAl emie
neeee, who Attempted, the cure by the application, of ehe
Lunar Caustic, without sucCess,
MeeerseCurrie and Co. may be cot lilted by either sex
with the greatest delicacy, secrecy, -end honour, at their
house, No.• tee, Hatton.earden.
Patients in the country ere requested to state the particu-
!are of 'their ease, age, and general habit of 'living, Seee tee,
ineloeing a rentitemee for advice artmedieinte, when the
ngiVen Or sent any of the kingdom. TO
ensure
so essential to their undertaking, the poet
age of letters may ;1,1(14:(1 to the account for meliehies.
tasnule re wilt
that hette ices
9th lose, 1309--Col,' fiat Leon gardens •

OFFICE OF 'ORDNANCE,
• June 9, 1918.
rir LIE PRINCIPAL, OFFICERS of His MA-
JEsn's• ORDNANCE do hereby give Notice,
nal Proposals will be received at their (Vice, in Pall Mall,
on or before Ft idoy, the 25th day of Jun, instant, from such
Persnas as way be waling to undertake the supply of
SMUIE, for service of this, Department, for a period of
Three Years, determiaabk at the expiration of One Year, upon
a notice of Three Months, at the option of either party.
4 Pattern of the ..-Irtiele to be supplied may be 'viewed upon
apilication to Me Comptroller of the Royal Lolioratory, at
Woolicich ; nod further pUrticalars, together with Me Terms
and Conditions of Contract, *my be known at the Se-
cretary's Pall-Nall, aforesaid, any Day between
flee flours of Ten and „Four o'Clock, where the Proposals
must lie de6vcred, seated op and indorsed, Proposalg for
Serge," but no Proposal can be ad/nNed after the oth In-
stant,' at Twelt.,e epoch at Noon of the same Day, neither
will • any render be noticed, unless the-Party mohtwg it,
or on Agent iti leis &hall; shall attend.
Vie Order the Board,
• R. 11. CREW, Secretary.

OFFICE OF OIe,LIN4NCE,

Jane 11, 1813.
THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of His MA-
JESTY'S ORDNANCE do hereby give Noti;:es
That Proposals !oil, be received at their Office in Pall-,mall,
on or before Friday, the 25th instant, from such Persons as
may be willing ta undertake the zupply of BEDDING, fin;
Writii of this 13 pea for a period of Three V'ears, deter-
nthiable at the e.rpiratim of Pbie Year, upon a Notice of
Three Months, at the option of either pariy:
Patterns tsf the Articles ?nay be viewed upon application at
Principal SlorekrePt/ 01114-e in lite. Tower, and further Par-
liotiars, together with the Terms and Condpions of the
Contract, ?nay be known at the Secretary's Office, in Pall'
WI, aforesaid, any Day-between the hovers and Aar
tvhcre the Proposals rit;t3i be delivered; sailed up and
indorsed " Propials for Bedding," bat no Proposal can Ge
admitted after the said QUA inst. at Twelve 'o'clock at Noon
lofh.clPhears ;pm: tad hayin't-aicit,thoeYr'iilo.:ll
j.8,-(2ylocrine:h:Faheohheaarl;j7i::*i
It. 1.1, CREW, Secretary .

VIENN.k, MAY 213. —Count Bulina
'On the 23t1 for Presden. e'zchange Of
tiers between Vientra aml Presden is still
ftetwerit.
rAttis,,,JiTNP froth the g
army announce, that, on the ist :tune, Ge
Ituriston at Brer.A:Au. The kfltiperoi: W,
Nettmark. The army has thd greatest Anati!.!
it preserves au exact :discipline, and all the
are animated by the best
To-day we havU receivtNl intelligence filly
*64 dated Jane I, that Gen: Laurtit on en
Breslau on the morning of; that day. 'The
and military authorities runiaitied in it, and
potation had proceeded to his Majesty the Ei
rot and iiiiog'at N'eumariz. Thus the Lands
has prothiced no effect 'in Silesia. 'The 'an
stipelT4, The Emperor never enjoyed better lit
It appeats the Aussians And Prussidiis have
rat(ii, and we do not exactly know the (lift
directions they have taken. '
JuNe 8.---;Letters from 1-11mbutgb of til
June inform us, that since the entrance o
Vrench into the city it has enjoyed, perfeet
quility. The inhabitants who had lied tt
ueighbouring towns were eager to return 1.
Tettenbornand the Russians had retired aCio.
Elbe, and dared not wait the arrival of out tr
It waSthonght, with reason, that measiu
extravagant as, that of the Landsturm coal(
be executed in ,a civilized country, and tha
proprietors themSel, es would oppdse it. Th'
happened.—There have been no excesses ill
part of ,Germany, but those which have'
committed' by the Russians. They have It
that country traces' of their friendship whiel
inhabitants would willingly have dispensed
-Letters of 2d.announee the arrival t
Prince Christian in Norway. His journe)
been kept so secret, that, the officiatjotirnali
liolstein'tobehis.destination. We bear that
his arrival the army and the country havt
placed Underbis immediate orders.
PARIS; JUNE 9.—The Empress set off yest
morning froin St. Cloud to Morfontaine, tel
the (4:Nen of Spain.
NuIitt,,,IREIIG, MAY have just
informed that COunt Bubna is returned frot
cnna to Prague, where his Aides-de-Camp
They have Set off with him for Lusatia, as
going again to Dresden.
VitNNAi NkYl26.—Count Bahna again st
on the '23d, for Dresden, ,l'he exchange! of
.liens between Vienna and Dresden is stil
fretitlent.
DRESDO,7, MAY Courier hal just hi
us the happy tidings of the raising of the bh-,
,
Ttre garrison .4 as 5000 s
`fuel c. Were very few sick.
The, jiaecetling victories have eiliamed t h
rage of oar Soldiers, 'Vito ale full of nett
whose morals are excellent.'
More than lUD pieces of cantiou and soul(
dreds of caissow passed the Ellie this lettt
over our bridge, of boats.

Copy :OF A LETTER I,IIOM TUE p,Nt HAL
VISION COUNT V AND.OI nk:, TO Nl.tlltA

PRINCE 011 ECKMUIIL.
" Haarburg, May Is, clever
" The day before yesterday, we we re imperfectly cat
in the Isle of Wilbeluisburg. The night having arriVt
necessary to confine ourselees to keeping, it in is
point of view.
" Yesterday, the Pah, at eight the morning, th,
began by disetnharting 1000. or 1200 men. in front
burgh. A. brisk fire of me,ilietry took place with the
fantry brigade, commanded by Gen. Gengould.
esiamine the utlair, and seeing that tins enemy's col
waiting to be supported, incite 4 feint of pretending
the isle. . , •
" The enemy at first pressing his attack gained s
vantage, and advanced in force with the artiiitr,
disembarked.
At that instant I ordered the third battalion of
fantry to turn en masse, supported by the writ tintla
four's divi.tion. I ordered' the charge, and in less tha
ter of tin hour, all was put la the oStcomplete rout
4, The enemy ahandoned all his 'artillery, his eaisi
anninmition, and reiinharked in the greatest thsorde;
some prisonevs, and a great number killed, inner
were found many Danes. Generals Dufour and
conducted themselves perfectly well in this alTair.
" I decided to make Reuss's brigade pass to the is
I destined to occupy, Alswerden; Kettwick, and It;
Scarcely had I disembarked the -troops when I lea
the efienty attempted a fresh disembarkation at the
Iteiperstiegerland, front which it appeared he wished
upon the point of my passage:
4, /t. brisk tire couuneneed, and the enemy seeing
not surprise its, precipitately retired, is ith the lw,
killed, wounded, and prisoners.
I' have established the I din reseilie,3ll-21 in obi;
at the eastte-of .Witheltitsburg, in order that it may
to march to any part; foreseeing fully a new ;owe]:
ed tlM•37th, Which was upon the causeway, to eisre
rious lire t. id luster.; I did not hesitate in orderint
to retire slowly, defending the causeway, and to
enerity to advance nasto be able, to cut Citi his nett
piously pursue him. I immediately ordered two
from the tight of the division Dufour to directly
the bridge, where the enemy had pased,' whilst
Prince de Reuss to precipitately march upon 1,1
with the two battalions which were in the Cast!
beluisburg.
" The Lire then began, and as we could only p
high causeways,. I ordered the ttoopi to cease ii
beat the charge front all pants. The e.evniy we;
to retreat, and pursued for an hour at the 1;i(J
bayonet. .
" Never was confusion more complete.
thei,liOVV3 ilitq the ht4itt3 avert, dr,,,,rned Os,
lath
lotmir,:d tutu who were. not 1 e-emt,4n* tniil i
Cailna tiuflivectttly pr.4iiv this ViAimir (!t*,
I do ma 113:011i:a 13'41.Vitig ttiOrg ardoi.R;tTaft
lift,adi. offkors all IYLIk have i
guished tltemselvvs. c„,4„t wtr
(..Si D,

Attu, 9.—ller Ata jesty the E
ami Regent has received the foilowi
frum the army', d;tted May 30

A convoy of at tilleriof fifty carriages
left Augsburg., quitted the route of the or
proceeded from Augsburg to Bareuth. T
my's partizans attacked the convoy
Zwickau and Chemnitz, which occasioned
of 200 men, and of 300 horse 3 taken, '$