The Sun.
London, England, 1809-07-17 00:00:00

7 1
MAtRI MONy.

- - -
VROM the •Luxury, Disqlpation, Eicesse§, and
enebirating indulgences of persons in alimist eVe..fy rank'
of life, proceeds that disordered state of the hUinan
termed Nervous Debility ; the most distreisint symptom of.
which is an incapacity to fulfil the great and primary object.
of marriage. This unhappy stem is iiidispntably toe ti-C.
quently the gnawing canker.viorin'of the heart, whicligerig;7.
rates those horrid ideas that lead to the desperate. Cliriax of
Suicide. The genuine STEEL LOZE NG ES aie tire best
if not the only remedy for this speci;!s of ; indeed
Steel is cotifessedly the most pOwerful tonic and iestoratiyie
Medicine in the Universe, and. this preparation is ptpvett by
lung experience tube superior td all others.
The STEEL- LyZENG LS are piepared and. sold by the
Inventor, Dr. senate, 3, Ludgate.Hill, 'price 75. per hoX
and may be had of his agents in town and country; but ob-
serve his si&oaturF, E. Senate, in his haffd-writing, of they
cannot bq gendine.,
just Rublistied, Tenth Edition, Dr. Senate's Treatitle ott
Female•Coniplai,its, rice IS. 64. a pcolt that sbeold be read
;':..bY4MY,to4o44lo4lMikt) . 4
..s

t

TO CORNESPOIVDENTS.

lk,„ The Letter from Dublin, on the Remarks of the Edin-

huigis Reviewers, shall appear Tomorrow.

MAILS. • ,
Aait Iv fD —z Dublin. Dug— t Cottenitatrgh, I Malta,
Libbon, 2 Watelioid.

Consols

PKICI Oi. tia()CAS
TUIS PAY AT T,WLLVZ 0%140CK.

. - -
----

EI IL SU N.

101,iM tivll DICIV.L_IP,ALSUM •UDILAT ?

L ND O,IV,

MONDAY, JULY' .1809.

SECOND EDITION.

WE are happy to state that Government have re-

ceived a- telegraphic 43ispatch, anuouncing that the

British and Spanish Armies, 'under the cotntnaud of

Std ARTHUR-WELLESLEY'arId General'CutsTa, had

forqied a junaion, and were on their march

MadTid.

We stop the Press to insert atgreater length the
contents of the French. Papers to tfic gth, and-Dutch
to the 13th inst. which, arrived ta,day,abringifig the
23d French :Bulletin, and other important articles._

TWENTY:.TIIIittY FRENCH BULLETII\Y

VILN NA; j.O the 25th'of this month
f,isl`i,litiesty..revieweVil, a- great number. of troop's on the
Heights of Sohoenbrun. There was observed. a ripe
linevf,Booo,cavalry, of whicb the guard' formed a
part, Nand in which-there.i+at •orr-ly••one regiment •of
cuirassiers. There was also aline I!op•••''Weces of
.
cannon. The appearance aid martial _air of. the.
trtiors excited the admiration of the speaators.
" On. Saturday the .24th, at 'font- o'clock in the
a -Lento( n, our.trOoPs 'entered Raab On the 25th,
the garrisen, prisoners of war,. set out. According
t an estimate made, they are found to amount to
2500 men. His Majesty has given to the General
of Division NARLONNE the command of -this place,
and 'of all the Hungarian States surrendered to the
Pre-rich Arms.

" The Duke 'of Auerstadt is before Presburgh.
The enemy works at the fortifications : it was inti-
mated'to him to cease from his works, unless he
wished to draw upon the peaceable inhabitants the
greatest misf rtunes ; he took no notice of it ; 4000
bombs, and oboses have compelled him to renounce
his projea, but the firebroke nut in this unfortunate.
City, and several quarters have been burnt.
" The duke of Ragusa, with the army of Dal=
matia, pissed the Drave on the 22d, -and marched to.
Gratz. Or the 24th General VANDAMME embarked
300 Wui tem burghers, commsoded by Major krcp •
LER, at Molk, in order to throw themselves upon
the opposite side, and' gain intelligence,. The de-
barkation has been effeCted. These troops routed
two companlrs of the enemy, and took two.otficers,
and eighty men of the regiment of Mitrowski pri.

toner?.
-"-1. he Prince' cf. Pottle Corvo, and the Saxon
trtny, are at St: Pol en. The Duke of Dantzic,,,
who is at Lititz, ordered General WADE to recon-

noitrz on the left bank. All the enemy's posts were

driven in; several Officers and twenty men Were
The objeet of this reconnoitring was also 'to
rocure
The city of Vienna is plentifully tuvpished.with
meat ; the supply bl:bread is more difficult, on ac-
coont of the impediments in grinding. In respect of
the subsistence Ot*, flit army, it is secured for six
months : it has wine and vegetables in abundince.;
The wines of the cellars of the convents have been

takey.

p...lcLt in a magazine, to furnish distributions to the
arms. Several millions of batiks have there bees

c,,l,eaed.

‘f, Oti the 'orb of April, at the 'very time when
Aostrim General prostitute). f is character, and:
pr, ad -a. snare ,tot' the King of Bavaria, by writing.