The Sun.
London, England, 1814-08-27 00:00:00

TO FAMILIES,

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OLMES'S PATENT DOMESTIC. OVENS,
without Flues, which unite, in the highest degree,
Utility and Economy. It is well:known, that al Ovens, hi-
therto contrived for the use of Families, which , are attached
to Kitchen Ranges, owing to' the Fines, occasion a consider-
able loss of Fuel, as Well as 4lininoititot of Heat; to obviate
this great disadvantage has ljeen the study of the Inventor of
the PATENT DOM fIC OVENS, which are without Flues,
and which, instead of diminishing, increase the Heat, without
the least additional Fuel.

J. H. takes this method of informing the Trade in general,
that they may be supplied with three ditfer,lit sizes, with or
without Ranges. As they heat witliont a Flue, consequently,
there is no danger of Fire happening froin them, which is so
frequently the case with those that have lines.L--Reference to
amilies of the first Respectability will be given, where the
Ovens may be seen in . use ; and also
.at his Manufactory,
Castle-court, Strand, near Bedford-street; and at Mr. Bell's,•
Ironmonger, 6reenwich ; Messrs. Schooling and Lawrence,
Whitechapel ; Mr. Richard,:n, Lewes, Sussex ; Mr. flarurave,
Greenwich ;.Messrs. Williams and. Cu. Guildford; Mr. Ito-
lan4, Bricklayer,../-lorsham,SuSsex ; and at most respectable
Ironmongers in Town and Country. • .
N. B.—An 411lowanee made to the Trade fur Ready Money.

•
CAPITAL-FREEHOLD. E,STATE, _with •ti)zte.i.)us Ainsion,
. Park, Woods, Ma,no.s and Adv.uwsOn.

rill) BE SOLD by PRIVATE CONTRACT,
comnact Freehold Estate, of upwards of ONE THOU-
SAND ONE HUNDRED ACRES/ in a beautiful Country,
and highly tespectable,Neighbourhood, distant frmn London
43 Miles, and 15 miles from the Coast, -coMprising a substan-
tial, socioris 'Mansion, well situated, extensive attached and
detached Gthces of every description, large walled Garden,
with Grape-homes, &c. &c. •well-yooded Park. and Lawn
with a large piece of Water, extenslve Woods, well %stocked
with Game, and eligible Farms; 'wits requisite Yards .and
Buildings in goad repair. Also Two Manors- and perpetual
Adrowson of the Rectory. - '
The Land is nearly all in. hand, -and is in a high state.of
'Cultivation ; and the Estate being hounded, in part, b‘3' a Na-
vigable Ricer, which affords- great facility in procuring ma-
nures of all kinds from the- Market Towu,'and the'soil 'oeing
web suited to_the Turnip Husbandry, it is a very desirable
Property for any Gentleman who wishes to, Farm on an ex-
tensive scale. ,

For Particulars', and fur Orders to view a eTstate, apply to
Messes:, Gibbs, Old Broad-street. .

i.ipertor Merit will eter meet the Foblic Approbatiol:.

DR. FREEMAN' s G UTTA 'S A LUTARI S,. or a
most famous M,edicille for curing Venereal, Glandular,.
and Cutaneous DisordarS,-. Gleets &c.—A bottle or two will
convince he patient of their salutary effects; a few bottles have
effected a cure, after salivation and every Other means base
proved abortive, and even when the disorder has been-stanch-
ing several years. No remedy can be better contrived, more
safe, or wore convenient, than this, for such as are obliged to
go long -liounies, or-to-Sea, as it needs no confinement or.
restraint of diet: and 40 years experience by Dr. Freeman in
an extensive practice,, has proved it no less successful in those
"debilities -which arise more from 'imprudence than a certain
cause—to such patients it holds out a never-failing, perms.
cent, and' speedy relief.
Sold, wholesale and Mail, at Mr. Butler's, 4, Cheapside,
Corner of -St. Paul's Church-yard, and most Country Medi-
cine VetulerS, i* Bottles st,,is. 9d. -is. 6d.-aud'22s. each, with
triple directions for each Sex.'

TO. THOMAS, TAYLOR, ESQ.
NO. 9, New Bridge-street, Lomm.

llallovuen SIR, Edinburgh, March 18..
I3EG leave to inform you, that ever. since the
Ja..- year 1790, I had been..atilitled with the Imes Venerea ;
which; from-its obstinately resisting every coarse of nfedicine
prescribed by the mostfeminent of the faculty here, and un-
dergoing several severe cunrses,of saliva-flop, and twice dis-
charged from the Ho iaital with little relief, iroald appear to
be of the most inveterate nature. In the spring of last year
my disorder had got to such a bend, as z. rely to put a period
to my existence—l had a large ulcer on the crown of my head;
'one on each arm, and nay legs were broke out in a frightful,
manner; *my right was dreadfully painful, and had been in a
state of ulceration for the last seven je.ars ; 'my left had also
two large nodes on it, was, very amen discoloured, and gave
me such excruciating pun, particularly when warm in in lied,
a mroe
s arly to deprive of rest . ; this lamentable state, I•
• was recommendtel by Mr. J. Thouipsoa, (who received 'so.
great a.eure by them here), to take yoar-Leake's Patent
whichl hegan-to do on the 26th of. May ; lit the course of a
1;n-taught I began 'to receive heae!it—in little more than a •
month the ulcers tin illy head and arms were soundly healed--;
soon after, the sores on MY legs healed ;also; leaving; how-
ever, considerable diScolouratiori if) The skin, and pain in the
'bone of the left, which, by the blessiug of-God, and a littie
16nger pet 'severance in yoar invaltiaisle Medicine, subsided ;
the nodes disperAtig, the skin regaining its natural hue, and
.tt.e nocturnal .pains gradually going off.-1 thus became, by
vour lilserrl advice and medicine, perfectly free from all my
-ioniser complaints---have recovered my former spirits and
,streigth,. and am become jolly and fat, in which state having.
Contitiitctl many munths'tu the astonishment-of all who knew
me, I am at a loss in what terms to eicpress my gratitude, hut.
beg you; for .the good of other suffering• mortals;- to make
this my ease as public as 'possible, as I shall on every OCCa•.,
sibs; in so doing you will greatly.oblige • . .
Sir,. your grateful,' obedient, very humble servant,
Ssvann's Close, High-street, Edinburjlghb.E.'Mtjit*Ell; •
•. Witnessesto the above cure:--- •
John Thompson, No.:;, New Poultry Market, Edinburgl.;
John 1%-l'lntEish, Old Assembly Close, Edinburgh.
Prepared and sold by the sole Proprietor, I'HOINIAS TAY-
LOR, Member of the Itoyal College of Surgeons, at his
house, ' No. 9, New Bridge-street, I..ondoti ; whet e, after a.
constant residence of more than 88 years, in a practice parti-'
cularly directed to the cure of Venereal Complaints and those
incidental to the Parts of -Generation, with that inviolable
secrecy which men of his profession should always observe in
such eases; he flatters himself the advice and assistance he
gratuitously administers to persons taking this Medicine-, will
be esteemed, by a disaeraing Public, as an ads-m.oga seldom
attainable, and void of all ambiguity.
Also sold, by his appointment, for the convenience of those
kirieg,at a distance, at the Perfumer's. No. 85, St. Alleints-
street,- Palr-mall ; the Toyshop, No. 103, Oxford-street; Mr.
Disberough's, No. 7,- Fisti-street•-bill; Baxter's, South-
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ifridee Edinburgh; Mr. WI/Meld, Jeweller, Glasgow; Mr.
Call.Yell's, Dublin; and by one person ;in every considerable
town in Great Britain and Ireland, in boxes of only 2s. 9d.•
each, stamped, and sealed up with full.and plain directions,
whereby versons, of either sex may cure themselves with
ease; speed, secrecy, and safety.
Every Box sold id Great-Britain is sea3,l,eiddguer_is-tsrveitelLa.
stamp, en which,. by favour of ;s_"lie Commissioners, is printed,
at the Stainp Office—T. Taylor, No. 0; New i
to imitate which is Felony, and all others are counterfeits,

FRENW PA PEI.S.

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MADRID, AUG. 10.--Aecording to reprirtF,
tulated here!, two inigust'Person'avi of (1)4,
Family have chosen t‘l•C) foreign. Princescs ft;
their consorts.

They talk again of bringing to' "a ;;:ii
trials of the "Members of the tortes tviiio are Hi

.•
confinement.. It appears that a long
talent Will be thepunislinient inflicted on the prin-
cipal of then].
The Chapter of Toledo have- issued a notice;
that with the view of cow ributing all in their
power to the aid of the State, they are, lo
receive loans for that purpose, the re-payment or
which shall be guaranteed on the total produce 01'
the tythes of the Archbishopric,. 146 welt as all the
'property and revenue ot:;.the Chapter. 1. heN,,
press, a hope that capitatists %via avail themselves
of this offer, in order to spare the other resources
of the State, and to enable his•Majety to avoid
the Irreparable ;mischiefs which the want of money
might occasion. •
,AUGUST' H.—Letters fforn Cadiz state, that
several ships, of war, ,which mere ready-to pot to
sea, have received orders to disarm immediati;ly.
This measure,:with the motives of which we
unacquainted, exposes our commerce to the de-,
predations of the Algerine corsairs, which erdize
off Cadiz. •

Tire regiment of Walloon Guards-is no longer
to 'use the Trench language in its exercises ;And
manc!urres. It is his Majesty's• will that this
corps, whose name indicates a foreign origin,
shall henceforth be ill no wise astinguished frOut
the national troops.
We have just received the unfortunate news. of
a check .sustained by our troops in the Caraceas.
General Gagigal with difficulty effected his escape ;
his ,Military.equigages, his artillery,,and a great
number of prisoners, fell into the hands of the
Independents.,
The penury of the finaticet is felt i❑ a most dis-
tressing manner.

The delay of the 'publication of the-Treaty 'of
Peace with France occasions a great (..cillationtin
the ideas of the multitude, and the evil-disposed
avail themselves .of this opportunity to inislezid
th'e public opinion.

• , The Spanish prisoners of war,. who return to
their country, havg to under4o thllt
is to' say, they are
.not employed iy,ain till they
have produced prOofs of their good conduct, arid
the purity of their principles. •
. The king has unexpectedly,visited the hospi-
tals .and different barracks. Ws Majesty Aai!i;
great popularity. • Sorne grandees have quitted
the capital, and retired to srnaP towns nearer to
their estates. The state of things. demands strict
economy, for specie is very scarce in this coun.
try, whence it was ,oroierly distributed all, over
Europe.
Reports still prevail relative to the return of
Charles IV. We are far from believing that this.
Monarch, at the age of 66 years, has any inten-
tion of making a change in the present order rat
things. It is probable that he merely wishes to re-
turn to Spain to end his days there in, peace, and
by this solemn step to stop the mouths of those
who 'dare assert that he dkapproves tire conduct
Of his August son. We consider the presence cif
our late sSovercign as a very fortunate circum-
stance, and as far 'from apprehending any thing
disagreeable from it.

LEIPZIC, AUG. 10.—Repirt says that King
Frederick. Augustus is ,about to return,' speedily
to us: •

)IASTADT, AUG. I6.7—Several corps of German
troops have within these •few days• crossed the
Rhine, in consequence of orders. General Count
KleiSt himself directed their march, and proceeded
for that :purpose to Coblentz.
GOT*I N GEN, AUG, 15.—The re-organization of
OUP 'country is proceeding with rapidity. There
is no re-action here : the Government makes no
inquiries concerning former opinions.
CALAIS, AUG. 20.--Seven packets arrived here
yesterday, with a great number of strangers,
brought by curiosity or, business to France. -
The "smugglers are beginning to frequent our
coasts for brandy and hollands, to carry abroad-.
They take advantage of the nights, which have
already grown longer : but they are watched in
the strictest nianuer by the custom-hpuse. officers.
PARIS, AUG. 23.—A1l classes of society,are in-
sensibly resuming their old customs. To-morrow
the wigmakers will celebrate at St. Eustache the
mass of St. Louis. -

Accotaling to ancient custom, the great bell of
Notre Dame will announce the King's birth-da;
at five in 'the evening ; and on Thursday, the
25th, St. Louis' day, the Metropolitan Chapter will
celebrate asolemn mass tor the preservation 0!' the
precious life of his Majesty.
Falconnet, .formerly an Advocate at tl
Paris bar, and M. Dard, Advocate in the
of Cassation ; the former author of pi paper poll-
lished some months a.,0, entitled " Letter to his.
Majesty Louis XV1117.. on the Sale of National
Property;" the latter author of- two
.pumphlet,s,
which have been published some -time, one eh
titled " Concerning the Restitution of Emigrant
Property ;" the other " Of the Re-establishitient
of Manorial Rents,• connected with Fendalit-v„
abolished without Indemnity, and of the Juiiia-
prudence of the Court of Cassation, and of the
Council of State on these Laws ;" as well as
M. Le Norrnant and Gueffier, Printers, have been
all set at liberty, in pursuance of a Decree of the
Royal Court of Paris, dated this day. This Dv-
cree beats, " that there is' no grbund for accusm
the said four persons of being accessaries to 'a.
'crime tending to. excite Civil War, by arming, of
inducing the citizens to arm one against tire other,
and orders:that they shall be released."
The attachment of the French to that illnstrious