The Sun.
London, England, 1813-11-24 00:00:00

GENUINE MEDICINES.

FNEWBERY anti SONS,' in St. Paul's
. Churehlard, Proprietois of Dr. James's and other
valuable' Medicines, inform the Public, that since the New
Duties, the prices arc as follow; and those iivhis huy six or
more, will have the stamps gratis ; but as many per: is mis•
take the house, they are desired to obsorve, that tlae Number
is 45, four doors from Cheapside.
s. d. S.
Dr. James Powder .... g 9 flalhy's t:arrainatire I 9
Do. Aiialeptic Pills 4 6 Strong TWO .of Bark '4 0
Do. Antibilious Pills.. 2 9 Iluxham's ditfo 3 0
Dr. Austin's Clialybeate 4 0 English Coffee 9 9
Dr. Steer's Opodeldoc 2 9 Essence of Ginger
Do. Convulsion Oil 2 6 Inglisli's Scots Pills
Do. Camomile Drops.. 1 9 Cheltenham Salts 2 9
Essence of Coltsfoot .. 3 6 Ipecactiaiina Lozenges I I
'Mr. Spenco's Dentifrice 4 0 10r. Solander's Ten
The Cephalic Snuff ... I I Henry's Magnesia 9 6
Lozenges of Blois
Glass's Magnesia
The Eau Nledicinale .. II 0 Grant's Cough ditto
Rheumatic Powder 4• 6 Greenough's Tinctures I It
Tonic Pills
Dr. liooper's Pills 1 l Soothing Syrup 2, 9
Ample allowance to Merchants, &c. for Exportation.

BALDNESS or UMW HAIRS will nut be
seen in future, if PRINCE's Russia Oil is used con-
stantly, to moisten the. Hair when dressing, It is proved
the hest and" most wholesome preparation in the universe
forthe Hair, and is so great a nourisher if used constant,
fleecy a hair will fall off or, turn grey; in short,'where there
is hair by nature, and it has got thin or bald, and the least
roots remain, by using the Russia Oil regularly., you may
rely on its tieing restored.—Proinotes eye-brows, whiskers,
-and will prevent whiskercturning reddish or grey. Is used
by the Royal Family, and Ladies and Gentlemen of dis-
ttuction.
Observe, the cover of each bottle has it British Govern-
'meta Stamp; tbriefore any slicipkeeper or hairdresser selling
Russia Oilt under limy pretence whatever without" Mr.
Prince" printed in the Dritish Government Stamp, are im-
postors, and sellers of counterfeits.
Ask for Prince's Russia Oil, at 85, per bottle, or one bottle,
containing four small, at 11.28.; or six large for Sl. duty in
eluded.
Sold by the Proprietor,, Prince, Dentist.--Ohserre, it is
not a Sbn.--cxactly opposite No. 8; the Numbers -tire irre-
gular 'in ;Inhn-street, Oxford-street. Ladies 'or Gentlemen
sending servants for Russia 011, will be p.atieulter
in to gig
them directions as abnee, as there are petty shops Joint-
street, aswell.ns,iii other streets, that sell Counterfeit ltus.
sia Oils
Sold also by Mr; Smyth, Perfumer' to his Majesty,. Neve
Bond-stfeett laeon, I 58, Oxford-street ; Withers, e 29,51 tend;
Davison, 58, Fleet-street ; Rigge, rS, Cheipside Dolton, I
ruivi Exchaugc.; and by most.prittcilial.rcefunsers Or alediciue.
Vended in the kinidonsi

The Dar/ingit>n packet arrived at Falmouth
On Sunday night, in three days, from Cornuna,
.was put under quarantine, and therefore no letters.
delivered accounts spread from her, ho*cver,
wilich she got.o.t Corunna, that the town of St.
•
J4en de Luz had been-burnt by the lire from Lord.
WIILLI4QTON'S troops and the gun-brigs which
co-operated With them, ana that the enemy had: de-
iiroyed its worl%s, and Left it tO itt fate.",

Note.—lt 'will be remembered .that the. Inf.t inf:,rmation
w 1 kb the Western Lunthpary gaee us of LurtiVlP.tr.,lNc.roN's
°Derail:ma proved iucurrcat.

YALMOUTII, Nov. 21.—Arrived the Princu„;
illizabeth packet with a Lljan from Lisbon, m II
days, and the Darlington packet from Cadiz, in
13 days—last from Corunna, from . whence six
sailed the .18th inst.* The Darlingtvn packet, is
put under quarantine, and tt is supposed ‘vilPprO-
ceed to Stangate Creek, in consequence of having
some passengers on board that have been at Gi-
braltar.

* The mails by the Darlington are not arrived in town.
PonTsstotrn, Nov. 23.---Arrived his Majesty's
ship Primrose, from Quebec, with - convoy : salt-
ed a month since, in 'company with the Maine;
lost the greater part of the ennvoy in a fog oil' the
Banks of Newfoundland. Sailifd his Majesty,'s,
ships Grampus iron Forte for the I)Ost'ns ; •Thneulo
and Misletne for Ilyinonth ; and tht Hope sloop
of war on a cruise. Tne Vindictive, pierced for
gins, was launched this day from Ins Majesty's
dock-yard at this port.
PLYmotmt, Nov.42.2.—ArriVed the Py; amUs fri,
gate from a cruize, Nimble cutter from ditto, Oresies
sloop of war froin rortsniouth. Also, arrived the
Midas, lizu t, 'Master, from AUcant, bound to
Otternsey.
HARtvictt., Nov. '.23.—Sailed the. New Union,
LANCNSTER, Master, with passengers, &e. for
Holland. .This is the first vessel that has left this
country,
Doyca,- Nov. 23.--This morning, between six
and seven o'clock, the 37th, 52d, and 95th regi-
ments 'marched through Dover by forced marches
to Deal,
_there- to be embarked for Holland. Se.
vend transports have arrived in Dover Roads, and
are• expected in the harbour next tide, for the
put4scse of,receiying troops..
DEAL, Nov. his Majesty's ship.
Cornwall, to join Rear Admiral FirtittEa's squw-
dron off the Texel, and the Hannah, M'QuAttßzt,
for Madeira and Bombay. • Came down front the
river six sail of Jamaicamen, and remain in the
bowni,_with the rest of the :outward-bound. •
The fifty-second Regiment of FoOt 'arrived
here this morning front ttythe, and were forward-
ed immediately to Ramsgate., for enibarkatkon'pn
.board the transports'm 'that harbour, by waggons.
Indeed every species of. carriage has been put in
requisition for the conveyance of troops along the
coast. Every thing is Lnistle and activity, and
every countenance beamingswith joyand gladness.

PQ.ETRF.

LONEY'S BRIDGE. '
This is thaßridge that was blown into air:
These are the Miners, who htill the care
Of mining the Bridge that was blown into airy
This k the Corporal, stunt and strong,
Who tired. the Mine with his match so long,
Which WAS made brthe Miners, who had the care•
Of mining the Bridge that was blown into air.
This is the Colonel of Infantry,
Who. order'd the Corpral,'stont and strong,'
To tire the-Mine with his match so long, &c.
This it the Mareschal. of high .degree,
Who whisper'd the Colonel of Infantry,
To order the Corporal, stout and strong, decd
This Is the Emperor who scnmper'd away, •
Aud lett the Mareschal.of high degree,
To whisper the Colonel of Infantry, &c.
These are the Thousands who cursed the day
Which made bias an Emperor, who scamper' d away, .
Andleft.the Mareschal of high degree, ace.
These are the Monarchs, so gen'rons an 4 brave,
Who comper'd the Tyrant, and Liberty gave •
To Thousands on Thuusam4, who cursed the day
Which made him on Emperor who scowl:wet: away,
And left the Mareschal of high degree,
To whisper the Colonel of Infantry,
To order the. Corp' al, stout and strong,
To fire the Mine with hi match so long,
Which was made. by the Miners, who had the care
Of mining 'the Bridge that was blown into air.
LA NOURBICE DU ROI DE ROSE.

OFFICIAL BULLETIS.

FOREIGN OrFtor., Nov. 23, 1813.

Bremen Gazettes to the 9th Inst. have been re-
ceived at this Office by the last lieligolarul Mail,
from which the following arc ex.tiacts :

• Bremen, Nov. 7.
Intelligence front the Allied Armies.

- The destruction anti dispersion of the I,4rench
army since the derisive days in the
.vicinity of
Leipsielppears to he every day more complctc.—.
The enemy no longer makes any, stand, and, seeks
his safety alone in a further flight to the Rhine. A
few parties will arrive there with their fugitive
Emperor; the greater part Are destroyed nu the
road, are pole prisoners, dispersed, or seelt their
tafety in theservice of the Allied Artny:The army Of
the North, under the Crown Prince -of Sweden,
has advanced, and was, according to the accounts,
near Cassel and Uottingen. , The Crown Wince