The Sun.
London, England, 1809-06-20 00:00:00

ARMY.

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ral.

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ARMY' AND NAVY EQUIPAGE.
THE PATENT CAMP BEDSTEADS,
.Furni-
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Cents 'Tables alai Chairs, on improved principles Sea
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• 'Tables, allowed to be the most complete and Elegant set of
l'ables ever yet invented, are very portable, packing in Si BOX
but ten Inches deep.
N.B. The Fashionable Sofa-fled and Chair.Dcd Ware-
house.

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MATRIMONY.
FROM the Luxury, Dissipation, EkCelses, and
enervating indulgences of persorts in almost every rank
of life, proceeds that disordered.stato of the human triune,
termed Nervous Debility ; the most distressing symptotti of
,which is an incapacity to fulfil the grearand primary objcet
of marriage. -I his unhappy state is indisp,utably too rre.
queittly the gnawing canker.worm of the heart, whic4 gene-
rates those horrid ideas that lead to the doperate chimix of
suicide. The genuine STEEL LOZ ENG ES are the best
if not the only ream* for this species of debility ; indeed
Steel is confessedly the most powerful tonic and restorative
Medicine in the Universe, and this preparation is proved by
long experience to be superior to all others.
The STEEL LOZ ENG ES are prepared end soM by the
Inventor, Dr, Senate; 3, Ludgate-Bill, price ys.. per box ;
and may be had of his Agents in town and country ; but ob-
serve his signature, E. Schate, in his hand-writing, Arc, they
cannot be genuine.__ •

S A. S,

just published, Tenth Edition. Dr, Senate's Treatise on,
Female CoMplaints, price as. 64.1.'a book-that should be read
by every married woman.

NORFOLK AND SUFFOLK.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
At the ling's Head, Bunpy, Suffolk,. on. Wednesday the
tBth of lone inst.in Twvnty.tour Lots,
PrHE MANOR of DENSONS, and several
Farrn;i in the Parishes of Mendhain, Withersdale, Wey.
bread, Metficld, St. Margaret Ilketshall, St. lobo
shall, St., Lawrence, Mettinghapi, 13ungay, Shiptneadow,
!tech*4am, and Shaddingtield, on both odes of the River
Waventy, In the Counties of Nortulk and Suffolk ; coma
prising about torao Acres of excellent Arable, Meadow, Pas
turc, and Wood Land. almost entirely of Freehold Tenure,
lett to respedtable Tenants, the greater part at will, and the
remainder #br short terms.
For particulars inquire of Messrs. Booth, Haslewood,
zard, and. Hutchinson, Lincoln's-inn, London; of of Jere
miah Smith, Esq. lieceles, Sufgalk. , .

LINCOLNSHIRE AND DERBYSHIRE.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
On the, loth of June inst. at the Golden Fleece Inn, in.
Louth, in the Comity of Lincoln; subject to Conditions
which will be there and then produced, -
EVERA L very Vatußble FREEHOLD MES.
SUAG ES and FARMS, Closes and Parcels of rich
4rabl6, Meadow, and Pasture Land ,/nearly the whole of
which is 'tithe-free); in the Parishes of Louth Park, North
and South Cockerington, Keddington, • A I vingnain, and
hoillethorpe, in the County of Lincoln ; and at Brim.
Mington, in the Parish of Chesterfield, in the County of:
Derby, viz.
Lots. Tenant's N3tileS.

cmises.

Quantity.

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A. IL P.
2. Mrs, E vin - ACI of Nleadow . 3t. i 24
t•—john Padi!ison - - - ditto - 27 1 34
3.—Cliarles Pawson - ditto ~- • - It a .3
4.--Wm. Preston Messuage and Farm 2.70 2, 19
5. --otin Leac'.l - - tt!tto 140 3 32
jolts Parktr - alto - 111 324
Ishomax Simmons . - ditto - t7o , o 1 t
B..—Robt. Greenwood - ditto - 43 t 2
9.--10hn - dittoeq r,tg
/o. Stubfr; ditto . 7 1 17
11.—.1% Cookson - A Cottage, Garden, &c. o r
12.-10litt Fox ditto - - o 1 27
2,l.—Charles Taylor trito, and G round 3 o 0
t4•—Robert Cox A C.!itse nt: Arable in
4 o
Ilitrnmingtun

RENOVATED HEALTH.'
tIT has been too frequently the aubjett ofjost,and
general reprobation, that men destitute of the elements of
e medical art have offered themselves as candidates for
• public patronage in theprofessinunf physic. Fouthe purpose
of doing justiee to the result of pur stitches andexperience, and
to prevent us from being classed among those empirics whose
imprudent itretensions,have untiutunately for sociesy, been
too favoUrablY•received, we I)eg leave to submit to the liberal
and enlightened a 14ithful statement 6f our pursuits met ac.
quirements. After having received a regular medical educa,
lion as the pupils of Messrs; Grunted ancl'lllizard, whose
letures and practice we carefully attend:dr, as professors and
surgeons of the London Hospital ; we entered ourselves as
students in that Natiy celebrated school for medical acquire- '
(tient, the RoYal College of Eilinburkh, atut wer, icistrueled
in the different branches of anatomy, surge.ry, the theory and
practice of physic, chemistry, mtwi;Cry, botie
tar ke. &c.
by those eminent profcs..;ors, Drs. M'o•iro, Gregory, place,
Hamilton, Duncan and Rutherford. Wu trust we ,ball not
be deemed presumptuous in saying that our pretieielicy and
acquirements are not ineonsiderable. Having tor a long series
of years made Venereal Complaiets, aiel the various diseases
of Debility, the particular ohjeet ot our erelies end practice,
it will, we hope, be allowed that the have acquired superior
k now ledgoof thou treatment iiii.t 'cure. In 5,11;41a fuel recent
cases of inketion a perfect re-estiblislimetit ii completed in
the short period of iwo days s • and iii those at the utmost in.
veterac.y,' where other practitieners h.ive tailed of success, a
proper perseveraece in our plan ot tlcattnent ensures to the
patient ,a sate and radical cure. , ~,

880 • 3 t 4
For Partiallass apply to Mows. Bullock and A mold, No.
76, Hertford-row Loncion; to Mr. lutin Charlton, 1-31ki Agent
and Surveyor, Stourton, Wilts; Mr. Paddison, Attorney at
Law, Louth; (Jr to Thomas of South Cackeringtou,
atoresai,L, who wit' slim the Estates in Lincolnshire; ,and
Mr. Cox. ni Callow,' rear Utlestcrtittcl, will phew tho Land'
4.;.* %Huntington.

Amidst the melancholy variety of disorders which are.the
elkets of a habit lung and mu,et unhappily pursued by the
youth of. both sextsythere are none more alarming or more
distressing than those deficiencies debilities which Ire.
quently.prevent or embitter the matrimonial state. To such
persons It must be .a consolation to krany that they may novv,
by a new and. infallible mode of reatment,.be restored to
greatest pet ail, hattniii blessings, a strong, manly, and vigor-
ous constitution. In all cases ot debility, fr,,m whrt.ver
nausea as well as in every species of verie7eal inlet:ton,
we may be unisil !Lei) by patients of either sex with diegreir.
en secrecy and honour. lfoursof consultation at holm: from
ten to three, and (tom a in the evening till to at night.
l'atiettt in the country are requested to state the partici].
tars ut-thcir case, age, and, general habit elliVing.
closing a remittance for advice ainlmedicines, when the seine.
will be given, or sent to any part of the kingdom, Trt env; re
that, seettey so-essential to our ilnilertaking, the postage at
letters may be added to the account tor ittmiicines.
Ct/ l and Ca. Surgeons, No, Matron—garden,
$ Messrs. Currre anti Co. have Cerlilic4te, from the
above respectable l'ioressors of London and Idiaui‘ii, tit
the diligence, skill, and •hirtnanity, With ienkti they pr. e,
formed the ttuties assigned them during the t roc the). _xi.
tended their I.edlltek 4.ltt.tl'riettce

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neutral of those A&S Which; *ith a particular Viet;
to this objett were passed in tbe fah Parliathent;
and which will otherwise expire with the present
Session, or in any other measure Which inay bó
deemed"expediezit. . . .
" In these eventful times no tratiSattions ho*;,
ever distant the scene, or however uncomiesied we
may appear to be with the objets, can be indifferent
to us. I have no doubt that yonr beans would gloste
with a generous sympathy in the glorious cause In
which Spain has draWn the sword, even thoegli your,
interests were not increased in it; by the interfistemee,
of his Majesty's arras.. ffoWeves various the for-
tunes of the contending parties may have betels the
issue is still in the hands of Providence. Let 111
trust in his gracious interposition in favor of a kalhatt
people contending against the worst of .Tyrimnies ;
bat should lie, for purposes unknown 'to nit, iiivil!y
doom them to fall, Britain may at least tobsOle her+
self 'with the refleaien'of having discharged a duty
which cannot but be pleasing in his all.benetrdent
eye; while the extent of the assistatitv she Ins af-
ferdua streosr.suist the. maiam.,;,,,tip
....ail., .0,1bi,1, c hfib
has stepped. forward to share in their clingers, Must
carry convidion to the world that she fights notsfor.
herself alone. A truth which the Portueseese natioe
has already experienced. That nation lots been de-
livered from the most intoleisible oppression by the
eocceisful visholy of Vimeira, and the subsequent
evacuation of their country by .the Merciless enemy.
Events, • Which, as they have added to the liehre of
Iris Majesty's arms, ere subjeds of congratulation to
us, as they must be ot, peettlilr satisfaction that they,
have occurred in las:nits of
,a people so log and so
faithfully the friends and allies of Britain."
" Gentlemen of the House of Assembly,
f', I shall .cayse to. be laid before von a statement
of the Provincial 'Revenue of the Crown and Of the
expenditure. for the last twelve months,
" Gentlemen of the Leg:.stative Council, and
Gentlemen of the liouse of Assembly, •
, q I think it necessary to call your attehtlen to Ms
accidental error which has taken place in one of the' •
Ads passed in the last Session ; .I entitle to the AO
for appropriating (till the Ist of. April, Ist t) tho
suns of 12001. per annum, for the relief of Insane
Persons and the Support of Foundlings: the words
ot the A.6l' (which passed the two Houses on the twit
March) are " from and after the Ist April ;neat
but the. Royal Assent not having been given till the
14th of that mouth, it would in its literal c:onstrucs
lien, not have had effea till the first day of April of
the present year, and the unfoitunate objects, for
whose relief it was designed, obvionsly contrary to
the Mullane intention by, which the Legislature was
glunted,„ would have been left a whole year with-
out any- provisien.---Under these circamstances I
have not hesitated to dire& the money to be ad-
valved and applied as the A& directs, not dotibting
of your readily taking the stepsahat pie may think
most proper, to really the mistake, and enable me
to charge the amonnt as if' it had not occurred.---I
might he thought insensible to that which I assure
you is. a subje&.of the highest gratification to me
were I to omit adverting to the peosperous and ad-
vantageous state hi which this Colony has ahewn it-
self during the preceding year. TO the policy of
LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL:CNA:I4IIER. the American GovernMent which led to the num-
- TouttsresY, assn. 1-3,' settee sure of withholding the produce of their country by
a general embargo, are we to a certain degiee in..
.
debted for having. called forth, and tnade us :le-
Ti;is dayeat one o'clock,. his Excellency the Go-
vernor in Chief again came down in state to the Le-
quaintest With .the resources of this : but it
.will de-
throne, Council Chamber, and being seated on the
throne, the Gentleman Usher of the Black Rod was . pond upon a perseverance in the industrious pursuits
sent. to conanand -the attendance Of; the Assembly. which 'their epplication has occasioned, that the. ad,
,
The-Members being come up with their Speaker Vantages derived from them shall be permanent, and
°lea,. his- Excellency was -pleased to confirm their continue a source of wealth and of importance to the
choice, and grant the customary privileges of, too colony. • . .
House. His .ExcHL.LENQy then addressed
,buell `.e You, Gentlemen, who are colle6led from all
branches of the Legielature in the following
' partsc& the Province, must be sensible of its flows
rishiug situation, and of the SPEECH.
happiness enjoyed by it.,
.
". Gentlemen of the L slative Council, and people unrestrained by any controul..but that of the
egi'
Gentlemen of the House of Assembly. ' laws; which, enaelest by their own Representatives,
" When I prorogued tile.. teat ProVinetal Parlia- can solely be direded to their benefit and the ad.
meat, it was under the impression of a probability, vancement of their prosperity. These blesiings will
that circumstances might shortly take place under be unalterably insured by the diffusion -Of a spirit of
which 1 should be desirous of availing myself of
.Lee ~ harmony and. concord, ,the cultivation of, which is
gislative assistance, and I hastened the ele6tion of. a more especially called for, from those who have the
-new House of Assembly, in order that in such happiness of the people at heart,. from the peculiar
event no inconvenietice might 'be experienced from -circumstances of the different parts of which they
the interruption that must otherwise have ensued on are composed.
the expiration of the term for, which the last House "It any thing can intervene to blast the prospeet
. hid been. chosen. It was impossible then to fore- before us, it OM be only the admission of causeheis
see that the pending discussions bstween his Majes- jealousies arid suspicions amongst yourselees, or of. ,
ty's Government :sod that of the United States, in , jealoueies and suspicions, still more enfounded, and
which the interests of this province are so materially assuredly most unmerited, toss trds that Geivern-
itivolved, 'should .remain so long withont being tnent under. the prote&ing care of which you have, -
brought to a more decided issues. It might reason- attained to your present state of felicity,
ably have been expected,.indeed, that the more the -" I regret, Gentlemen, that I have been impelled
Subject was discussed, the more would the true in- by circumstances to call you together at a season it
terests of America becotne obvious to the people at the year which lam well aware must he highly ins
large. of that country, and that, 'lettuce(' by these, convenient to many of you; this consideration
long ere this an accommodation .hotiourable.and ad- dwelt so strongly on my mind, that not seeing any
vantageous to both patties nrh4ht have taken piece, :particular .618jed of public service that indispensably
lan] however only enabled to state to you, that Such required your imMediate.attention, I had it in con-
lets not been the course that has been pursued. The temptation to defer your Meeting till a period of tesq
condat of the AnietiCan Government, so In is we prejudicial consequence to your private aceornmoda-
are acquainted v. ith it, has carried with it no indict troll ; but, on referring to .the a& of the .I3ritish
-floes of a'conediatory disposition. In pity in the Parliament on which the Constitution of this pro-
sufferings of their own people,; to whom ,it ;yos ink. Once is founded, I felt reaEoll of hesitating, at Toast
nitely more injurious than it was to those against . its to the grounds on which I supputea myself able
W ilt)in the eneeswe was direaed, they' line. raised to do 'so.—l have, therefore,- been incfnced to
the Einteirgo, tee they !Live sisestitutesj for it an Aet
-re=ly on yoetecheerful acquieseenCe in the incotivei.
by which, after the Both of I\-ley niAti . all. intsle nielice,under which you may labour, refine then
course With Great 'herein. and Felitee ie. prohibited. give rise to a possible doubt as to. my intentioil
Ases feature of leustility this is even more strongly , of infringing ou,,a right so valuable to you as that
meshed than the Ernhareo was, oriel ‘vben coupled of your fitinuol Assembly ; and this I.lntee doms urh.•
wee tire langezehe which was new by. the leading . der the circumstances of being precluded from giving
people thirttig the discussion: it ohclierseent, as shell quite that melee svhich has been in some 'degree
.1 on eVery Utter oceasiun, in which 4ngland kv. • anttitjped by custom, and whicith though not celled
esteerted to, dosing the Session of (.'.ohgro:t, It I*. 4 or by asst' express law, is nevertitele.is a wise pre.
nishes no ground on which we should be ted to a cautioh forties preservation of that mutual con fi'. %
departure traits that vigilance and elution which,. ire . deuce, which is so desirable; byguarding aestneeees •
ourhiecisher situation, have hitherto been theughteh the possibilny of auy, suspicion as to the intention
so tit.ces,iary. I feet• myself ,werrented in the ese it er, circunastances under which
you. milt he twee.,
es liasice I place on your reelhheoperatton in the se- bled," -

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C~iAX D.l.

LEQISLATIVR CuUNCII. CHAMBER.

QUIMEC, 12014BAYp APRIL.,IO, 1609.
This dly his Excellency the Governor in,Chief,
came down itt state to the-Legislative Council Cham-
ber, and being seated on the throne; with the usual
solemnities, the Gentleman Usher of the Black
Rod was sent to command the attendance of the.
Members of the Assembly.- The MemberS having
come up, the -Honourable Speaker of the Legisla-
tive Council signified his Excellency's pleasure that
they should return to their House to t.led a Speaker,
and present the person of their choke, for his Ex-
cellency's approbation, on Thursday next, at one
O'clock.

The following was the order of procession on the
going to and return from the Palace .

To wn.M ajor,
Assist. Quarter Mister General,
Major of Brigade,
Assist. Civil. Secretary,
Assist. Military Secretary,
Camp, junr.
Aitles.de. Camp in seniority,
Deputy Quitter Master General,
Deputy Bur. Master General,
Civil Secretary,
Military Secretary,
Quarter Master (4-oetal,
Adjutant General,
. -
GOVERNOR GENERAL,
Ordetlie.s,
Comniantt.rnt of the (;nrrisons
Colonels and Field Officers of the Garrison in seniority.

His Excellency's carriage was drawn by six
horses. A salute of nineteen guns was tired from
the grand battery, both on the setting out and re•
turn. The speCtacle was altogether splcnkhd and
imposing.
Forty-two Alembers of the House of Assembly
were sworn in. ,

I IVIP RI AL PAR L T.

HOUSE OF PEERS:

IVoNDAY, JUNE 'l9.

The Loan titANcLt.Lox. proceeded at great length
in- his observations on ihe Riixburgh Appeal, and`
intiinateo hi iniention of submitting to their. Lord-
ships sOrni Resolutions on the question to-inorrow.
. The Kent Water. Works Bill, fur supplying Green- -
rich, Deptf •rd,, herhithe, nod other Harts with,
water; was read a third time and passed.. .