The Sun.
London, England, 1809-06-06 00:00:00

NEWBERY, SaNS; N 0.45, St. ,Pattl's
• Church-vvd, Loininn, Proprietors of Dr. jarrirs's
Powder and mfr.& valuable Preii:tra: tons, inform the Public,
tIU.I in consequeme of the New Statiiii Duties, the,Priee of
that 'Willow': will be in future 26. 9i. per Packet, or
11.- ss. foil, per Dozen; but the quantity Oa L)ozen Packets
in a Bottle (as made up for the Army and Navy) maybe.had
for tl. 4s. Anti as the words "F. Newbery, No. 45, St.
Paul's," are engraved in the Stamps, whiCh it is presumed
will be a Sufficient security against ounterfeits, his Sipa-
Cure on the I,shclS wilt be discontinued.
The.fullowing are the • Prices of-their other MilifcineS,
Stamps included ; but those who purchase six, or more, at
a dine, wilt be allowed the Siarhps.gratis.
d.

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Dr. lames's Powder 9 Why's Carminative 4 •
Do. ix a Bottle 24 o dr. Austin's Chalybeate
Do. Analeptic Pills 4 6 Pills • ' 4 0
Do. large Box - 24 o Freake'sTina.ofliark 4 0
The Antihilious Pills • -2, 9 Dr. Iluxham's ditto 3 o
Dr. Steer's Opoilehloc 2 6 Tonic Pills - 2 9
Do. Convulsion O 1 -'z 6 English Coffee - 2. 9
Ditto Nitre Drops 2 6 Carruthcr's Drops z 9
;Do. Camomile Drops 1 9 Essenee of Ginger - a 9
Do. Paregoric Lozenges t .4 Ditto Peppermint
Angibaud's Blois ditto t ri Dr. Hoofer's Pills r r 4
Essence of CZ3lts t,.Nn 3 6 (.; rant's 'Drops r
ltlr. Spcnoe's Dentifrice 4 o Inglish's 3cors Pills
t o lienry'o.l ,gliesia 2 .6
Jones's Rheum. Tinet. 3 6 Norton's Drops. -
. Perry's Bilious Pills 4 6 Spltsbury's Drops c' • 6
Class's Magnesia . .• 3 6 Dr. SOlallat,ll3 Tea a, .•
%Yawn's AlteritiVe 4 '6
Greenoinli's Tincture t Li
i'lltifying Sweet Cakes 2 3 • Do. Tutu Lozenges . r rt
N, B. As Persons misialte the House of Messrs.
Nownery, observe, th.it it is At the East End of St. Pant's,
four Doors (trim Cheapsvte, with these words inscrihed co
the Front--" THt i )2.1 LY WA It PAP )11%1 Ft) It DR.
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PRICE 01- STOCKS
THIS DAY AT TWA LvZ o'GLOCK
Consols . • lAN ; Red. Ann. - 6711

THE SUN.

•C)tIM DICIRI FALIIUM AVDCAT? •

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0' N 0 IV,
TUESDAY, JUNE 6, 1869:

fiord GAmarea has, we understand, applied for
a Court Minrial, in consequence of some observa-
tions which irivo.''beert made upon his condati
during the late operations Basque Roads.
Last night Vlach Paper, to the„ 2d inst. reached
town. They contain very little that• is' new or im-
portant, except a Decree of BUOWARTE'S, by
which the Austrian Prisoners in France are to be.
distributed among the farmers and ritanufa6urers, to
work, we presumes, as slaves. BUONAPARTE appears
to think thst it is no longer necessary for him to
tovear the mask, and be may now boldly speak.
his real sentiments, and avow his real Objetils to the
people *of the Continent. Formerly he used to talk.
about the Laws of 'Nations, though God knows he
never observed them but now his actions and his
language perfekily correspond.

A number nf letttrs were yesterday received from
the Confluent, which, as usual, cot.taiii a great
variety of rumours respelling the Austrian and French
armies. It is again reported,
,that, the former have
been successful; and the Prague Gazette, it is said,
ctmtains an 'account of a :viaory obtained by the
Archduke CliAPi.lol; I3y the accounts respecting
the operations of Co'ionel'Scurta., he appears to be
4,14 gaining strength; Divisions ;of his troops
have appro.:chi:3 liamburgh and Lubeck, and itis
reported that the. French Minister has precipitately
quitted the former city;

The latest acionnti from Corunna and Ferrol
reach to the tOth tilt. it. appears that the animosity
Qf the. Spaniards against the French. in those places
was extreme, insomuch that Marshal NET 'had
thought proper to dismantle the forte and heights,
and to remove towards Santa Lucia, ail the guns,
.and w!atever the rage of the people, upon any op-
poitutiity night employ against his troops. NET,
hrsti posidiely refused ati exchange .of Prisoners,
w,hich had been offered.. by. a Flag of Truce, but he
had conducted liiinself in a very hand4ome manner
towards Our Officrs, allowing most of them their
parole of honour, and suffering others who did not
,I)elonit to the military to remove. Such was the
deiertoitied spirit of the 'Spaniards, that it vas
diflicult to iteep them under. due restraint, and
,Nay 1::td obliged the Miticia ilonorada to per
1.4 gol,ar duty, and to.. he responsible for the
public traorittlity ; but. though this body of Men
were 10,1viOtA.Nvith intpkets, he had not ventured
tro'4thiirt w;th ritrinttnition. The peasalttry had
carious places,to prevent a supply of provi-
-70411!, ~f which the town was greatly in want,—
.The- Fp:och bad made barracks 'of the. Con-
vents, c'irciunstance Which bad added ,religious
v.iiriotic indignation. Provender for the
Cava::l' only be obtained at fietanzo, distant.'
from toranna about 12 tniles, and ,on the
ziwn of an expected 'surlily. by the peasantry, a
strong pirty of French, tinder Fottabrtait, was dis-
patched to Villa Franca, but lie was repulsed, and
`on' his return to Commit he destroyed sixteen ,
villagers revenge. it was stated., that Nay's
whole force on, the - Sth ultimo: did not ex-
ceed 10,000 .men, and that he. bad then qUitteil
Corunna for the purpose of
,proceeding to Ingo,
to attack the advanced post of ROMA-STA at that
place'f,Jrhe same aFoountt state,' that a vast qoan.4
shy of the artillery had been removed from Ferrol
tOCorynua, and that the, latter place was only de-
fended by 700 of the enemy.