The Sun.
London, England, 1814-04-21 00:00:00

DISTItESS IN GERMANY.

HOUG the: COMMITTEE for relieris4g the
Otress, occasioned by the ravagesof War
has. been enabled by British Benevolence to remit about
50,0001. for the alleviation of the woes of suffering ho inanity,
yet; such.has been the extent of the devast3tions, such the
depth of misery inte„rthich whole Districts -have bean pltitig.,
ed, and numerout, and urgent are the new applications for
.Relief from various trartersithattheComMittee can di no
ac-
conlrt think of relaxing its efforts, Details of these Distresses
will be found in the reports of the Committee, which, its well
as rapers for Churches and Congregations, may he had.att he
Londohr Tavern, arid at Ackermaras, 101, Strund, to the
number of twenty-five, gratis; and abuse that number, on
• arge paper at 7s. aad small paper 2.5: per hundred. •
• Amount already advertised - - L. 74,661 14., 8

- . "Subscriptio,ps since received :
At. Messrs. Fry & Soar. Subscription at Cirgn-
Collected at Wortling, ' cester and the vici.
p;:r Rev. C. Black- pity, collected and
sow: -- - L. 15 0 then .transmitted by
From Manydown, Bo- - . Messrs. Pitt and Co,
singstoke, Manning-. bankers - -
tree, &c. - •- 65 3 Rev. R. ChatfielaChat-
Executors of the late teris . - -
.- 2. 2
Di-. l'ho:nas Shep- !stallion Musical Society 12 0
part! -..., - -21 0 The Independent CAI-
Tire Parieu of greg:ition,. of Askley
.Essex - - - 8 1 and t4ilbrastou,Nor-,
The Friends of North • thaniptorishire, per
ampton.Meting -17 4 tore Rev. ltotteat tn. 9s. Id.
At Messrs. Chatt.!ris MrAVlson,Cainbridge 1 0
and Co. Frain Mittdon and its -
E. H. per ltcv. Mr. vicinity, per Crickett
Watkins - - 1 1 and Co. Chellivilord
Mrs.Smith,Blackheath 10 10 6Bl. iss. Gd.
AZ Messrs. Willis de. Co. At Messrs. Down & C.o. •
Rev. Basil Wood , - 2 2 J. D.Waistall,'cliirsk 1 1
Dr. Kilvington, per do. 20 0 Rev: .Ino. D.-iv - . - 1 0
Mr. John Powers - 5 5 Col. Janie; l'iuider -2 0
Robert Southhy, Esq. Subscription at Wirks-
, Appleton - ..- 10 0 worth,per Arkwriglit
At Messrs. Barnard, & Co. - ' -
Diroidale, & Co. Collection at Runevia.
Edrimild Baker - - 2 2 • Church, by the Rev.
Col. Sir, Rd. Brooke, ‘ E. Keyt, pry Thomas
Bart. iNortlianipton ' liaz.lebui.st . 251. 15s. Id.
• Militia . - - -10 10 Fronillenley-on-Thain(s
At Messrs. R. Fuller's. And its vicinity, Ist
A. B. and W. Ciwisi- remittance, , per G.
neF.s, Esq. Dublin, . Norton, Esq,_. - 150 0
per Messrs. Barnwell . Anonyaimis Siihserip- •
and-Sons - .- 50 r 0 :ions from near .200
At Mosses. Herries &Co. personS, chietiyChil-
- G. B. - -- - 3 0 dren, at Goo:nail-
- James Colgtillonn,E9. 10 10 claester - -
At Messrs. Esdaile &Co. '
,Janies Toning, Stokeir-
Jno.Brown,l'iiiiityfAil- house, Devon -

Ql7 6

-4613

- 3 0

-2 0

-2 2 -

loge, cainbridge,
Subsctiptinns received at the Bars of the City. of London
Tavern; Lltryd's Coffee-house; StLtcli Exchange; and at all
tlr4l,Bankeis ui tom% and country.
R. H. 1
-See-
LUKE. 1-10WARD,4.

QTEPUIENSON'S, PATENT FILTERING-
MACTIINES are portable, never ont of repair, [;id
will pnrify Water fr'm; the' foulest source, at the unexampled
rate of from 60 to 300 Gallons per day, c,ccurding. to the size
of the Machine, rendering the Water, in colour, beautifully
transparent. The inerea.ing demand he receives .4 a con-
vincing proof of the superiority of his Invention,over any
thing of the kind yet otl'ered.
To be seen at work, at his Kanufactory, G, Mortimer-street,
Cavendish-square; and at the Bur of t his .Jerusalem Coffee-
house, Capper-court, Cornhill.—First Size 121,--2d;

•
Sllortiv will he publis'Aed,
lianbuturly print,.,l in six vo'ornrs.v.vo: .a Second EditiQn,
with coostilerailii! additiults, of '

THE HISTORY of FRANCE, froin the Ac-
cession of Henry W. in 1574, to the Lkoth of Henry
IV. in IMO, preceded by a View of the Civil; Military, and
political State of Europe, between. the middle and tie clos'e
of the sixteenth manly ; and followed. by a View of the State
of Europe at the Acce;siim of Louis X 11!„
By Sir N. WILLIAM .WRAN.:II,I,, Bart.
printed fur T Cadell and W. Davies, Strand.
Of whom may be had, by t 3111110 Author,
1. A Tour round the Baltic, 1 hrough the Northern Coun-
tries of Europe, panic:flatly Dentaarli. Sweden, Finland,
Russia, and Prussia: in a serios of Letters. Fourth Edition,
Svo. ss. in boards.
2. Mentoirs of the Courts of Berlin, Dres:len, Warsaw, and
Vienna, in Abe years 1777, 1778, /and 1779, two vols. Bvo,
Third .Edition, Hi's. in boards. -

A CHALLENGE.

1
EhS.c.Sßl,Sj;st(-,;.y, Iste
!iv t
ice, enilritinQno,:eSttiv,ecohn, atole wort in
o
prove a single instance where their Medicine and method of
cure have failed of the desired effect. The practice of many
years in this particular branch of their profession, has not
given rise to one unsucessful ca-e,
• •Ther continue to (hied their studies to the treatment ?Aid
cure. ti Venereal Complaints, and that derangement of the
system, which is the conseqnence of the pernicious and waste-
etfectS of a habit long and mita unhapoily•pnrsavd by the
youth ofboth sexes. In the one it will he found to be the
unfailing source of barrenness; the other have its 'ravages
fatally deVeloped to them by a distressing state of debility,
*'hick if not timely remedied, terminates in impotency, these
are its remote and ultimate effects,v..hile-consinnption, loss of
muscular powel-, and varions nervous 'cOmplaints, usually
characterise the earlier stages of this snlitary'vice.--,Of per-
sons languishing under the disorders incident to such a habit,
their treatment is simple, and lit 6 never proved lsnsuccessfnl
in the cojirse of a lung, laborious, and • much extended
practice.
In the most obstinate and complicated cases of Venereal •
'lnfection, such as obstructions in the urethra, spongy ex-
crescences, hard tumors, callOus ulcers, eistptions, sentinel
weakness, gleets, as also Strictures, whether recont or of
long duration, and whichhave !sallied the skill of other Prac-
titioners, are by their present improved plan of treatment,
effectUilly and permaaently cured, without the patient suffer-
' ing the excruciating pain and alarming hemorrhage which
frequently follows the application of the lunar caustic. In
the course of twenty yeats .extensive practice in this Metro,
polis, numerous cases of Strictures, have been and kin; daily.
under their care, the total eradication of which is effectedlty
a safe, certain', and expeditious mode of practice, superior to
any other yet adopted. The weakness, relaxation, and debi-
lity proceeding from this complaint are speedily removed, and
the patient restored to sound and vigorous health. But where
the debility has for years existed, a proper perseverance ut
their restorative remedies, after the Stricture has •hetn.
stroyed, is indispensably requisite to revive the slumbering •
sparks of life and to reanimate the constitutiOn.
Several Noblemen and Gentlemen of tide first respectability,
have been under the care of Messrs. Currie and Ca. fin the re-.
moral cf complaints of the Urethra, Strictures, &c. and hay
-
• ing received a radical and perniattent cure, -request that re-
ferences may be-given to them, as satisfactory evidences of
the decisive superiority of Messrs. Cnktie and Ca.'s pian.of
treatment., Matey of these Gentlemen have had strictures
from 10 be 20 years, and had been Under the care of Messrs.
Home, Heaviside, and otherStirgeons of equal eminence,.who
attempted the cure by the application of the Lunar Caustic,
i without success.

. Messrs. Currie and Co. may be Consulted by either sex tyith
the greatestdelicacy, secresy, and houourr at their house,
No. 107, Hatton-garden.
Patients in the country are requested to state the
_particn7
Jars of their case, age,, and geiieral habit of living,
inclusing, a rernitlance for advice and medicines, 'when the•
name will be given or seat to p.nv part 91 the kingdom. To
ensure that secrecy so .essential to their uudertakiug, the
postage of letters may• be added to the acchisat for Me-
dicines.
9th dune, tnoo,-107, Hatton-rodeo.

OFFICE OF °RUN-INCE, 13th April, 1814.
TETE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of His MA-
%
JESTY'S ORDNANCE do hereby give Notice,
that Proposals will be received at their Ofte, in Pall-.'Wall,
ono; before Monday the- iGth day of May next, from such
Persons as may be willing to unic-rtake the Supply of IN-
TRENCIIINO TOOLS,for Service of this Depyriment, I;,r a,
' Period of Three Years, determinable' after the Expiration of
thefirst Year, upon Notice of Three Months, at the option qt-'
either Party.

Patterns of the Articles may be viewed upon application at
the Principal Storekeeper's Office in the Tower; awl farther
Particulars, together with the TermS (tad Conditions of the
Contract, mayj be known at the Secretary's Offfce, iu Pall-
aforesaid, any day between the hours of Ten and Four
o'Clocky where the Proposals must be delivered, sealed up,
endorsed, " Proposals for Totrenaing tools:" but no Propo-
sal i:an be admitted after the said 16t/i Afay,,- at Twelve
o'clock at Yovn,of the same Day, neither will any Tender be
noticed, ualess the Party makidg it, or an dgent in his behalf,
shall attend.

By Order of the Board,
R. IT: GRP.:I77, Seeretlry

FRAINE.
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S are ieVlEsted to 'state; that Nrr.
v-T- CHARLtS POPE has jutt publilbed itti entire netii
EDITION of his WORK, tinder the Title of " A PRACT-
Colti ABRIDGMENT of the CI7STOAI and, EXt:IsE
LAWS. This Edition emb;.6ces the Order allowlnig Vessl6
to clear otit for ti,le Piens i)f France, as well as eveky other
Regulation concerning the Trade between Great Britain anti
all parts of the World; not only as to the, Mode in whiCh
Goods may be imported, exported, or carried CuaStwise, but
also the quantum of Duties Drawbachs,m'Bouritici.i be paid
and allowed. The Book likewisel is interspetv,ed with Reports
of Adjudged Cases, and various matters of .Ciclusive aid OtV
vial Information. 7 i..tis.

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