The Sun.
London, England, 1814-11-25 00:00:00

BY HIS MAJESTY'S PATENT.

.
'II, OVAL - ANTI-ATTRITION COMPOSI-
-1:10N instead of Tallow, Oil, or,Grease, to prevent
_the elFects of friction in Steam,Engines, Machinery,
Carriages, Coaches, Waggons, Carts, &c.; instead of Copper
for Ships' bottoms, Tar, P;acchne and service' for Riggiug,
or service for Citlos, to preserve Polished Steel or Iron from
rust, n•ood or wooden buildings from the dry rot, and by the
use of which the Public save in ;di cases not less than three
hundred per cent. exclAive of saving wear and tear, time,
and

Sold for the Patentees, at No. 40, Charing-Cross, near the
Admiralty, London; and, by their appointment, at most
Ship-Chandlers, Printers, Booksellers, Libraries, Statianers,
Drug-gists, Medicine Warehouses,, Perfumers, Ironing tigers,
Cutlers, Coaclunakert, Innkeepers, Coach and Waggon Of-
fices, oir and Colour Shops, Saddhtrs, and Shopkeepers,' itt
the United Kingdom, in Boxes, price 9.5. ; as. 10s. ed.;
One Guinea and Two Guineas each.
The sin:West sized liwe contains a quantity sufficient
,to
-prime a Four-wheel Can-Mix Four times, with ,v-hieh it will
run upwards of SIX TOOLISAND MILES, and it will an-
swer in the same pro-portion for all other li;ids ;if work.

rriy For COUGHS, (..)1„.1.):, AsTi-LAAs, &c.
Genuine PECTORAL BALS tlI
*f HONEY, invented by Sir JoHN HILL, Al.ll
The Liameus of Britain i ecoannends this 'excellent - prep,ra-
tion as the roost salutary and effectual Ittunedy. for all Disor-
ders o; the Breast and Lungs, Congealed Phlegm, Aerhuorly
in the Fluids, aub Obstructions in the Glands, are gently an
safely discharged by easy Expectoration, Wheezings and Ulf-
easiness in Breathing are speedily rernaved by a few doseift--•
It tak'es oil' the irritation, opens the Thoractic Ducts,tzind
heals the Soreness of the Breass,aiid Lungs. Thirty years
cxperience has confirmed tl,e recommendation in the •ionne-
(hate relief and g,adual care of .Conglis, Colds, Astlimas, and
Consumptions. It is the greatest Preserver/of the Lungs ever
discovered, and contains all the healing, .:oftening, and south-
big qualities of that -salubrious extract of Flowers called
Honey; it is as restorative as Asses'-Mille, and never disa-
grees with the stomach; a common Cold yields to its benign
influence in a few hours, and when resorted to before the
complaint is far advanced, all danger of Consumption is cer-
tainly prevented.—Price ud. per bottle,. et. 7 in one large
for 9.15. • .
To guard against imposition, observe the names of Shliw
and Edwards, 6(1, st. Paul's Church-vard, is engraved on the
Government Stamp accompanying each Wale. :111 others ate
counteifeits.—Sold (by anpointaient) by Sanger, Oxford-
street ; Tutt, Exchange; 'Ward, Holborn:

QUACKEKY IS THE DEATH OF•THOUSANDS.
SALUTARY ADVICE TO THE AI,FLICTED.

MESSRS. COOPER-and Co. Surgeons, Char-
lotte-House, Great Charlotte-street, Blackfriars-
road, opposite Rowland /lilt's, Chanel, during sso years regu-
lar practice, can aver that thousands fail victims yearly to "a
Certain Complaint, oWing to their taliing the Cure in hated
Ibemsejt'es, or consulting illiterate men, which hare caused
ulcerations, with blotches on the head, face, and body, dim-
ness in the sight, ,noise-in the.ears, deafness, strictures, Ob-
stinate glects, nodes on the.shin-botles, ulcerated sore thrsiat,
seedy excrescences in the neck, swelled .ankles, nocturnal
pains in the head and limbs,. (frequently. mistalsen and often
f,sta;:y treated as Rlniuniatisin), with a train of other discaseS,
at length Dropsy ensue;, with asgancral Debility; and defty
of the constitution, 'originating Pisan a DREADFUL Dm-
EASE lurking in the Habit, or ti:e improper use of incr.,
curt' ; and winch disorder frequently appears years otter, and
too often tliroagh the finer cartiliges of their little tender and
unotfending offspring in the unsuspecting parent.
surgeon Cooper and Co. are consulted -daily from tea tilt
eight bY either sex, at their.litinit, or by letters, post-paid,
stating particulars, age, &e. ineltsing- a remittance, whets
medicines and the best advice will be sent to coy part of the
town Or country.
(after
Messrs. Cooper and Co. have been regularly bred to the
proftssion, (and their exPericnce in the above disorders Are
unparalleled), arc Mewls's
geons, in London and Edinburgh ;
" of
th:udai7yi'sdgraCtcilft;igneg ot(I, theirSnr7
feelings to announce they have cued very teeny of their
foetlill‘rrs-,craneadtteir‘e.esn of the abblefaidierde!;i.dful disorders
N. B. The PILES and FISTULA. cored without. Burning
or Cutting, and tlose who labour under the most distress-•
ing cases of debility (from whatever cause, whether juvenile
indiscretion or otherwise) need not despair. Direct to Messrs.
Cooper and Co. Charlotte-House, Great Charlotte-street,
op-
posKe Ro,7lFsu4. BiaCkfriari'-rQal,

letttNCll PAPER'S.

VIEN, Nov. 11 ---Yesterday the Sovereign,
took 'the diversion of hunting the wild boar in
The Forest of Zentz. In the evening there was a'
------vmnd
A-letter from Gratz, 'in Styria, .dated the 6th
ult. states, yesterday evening we were agreeably
surprise& by the appearance of 'the Archduke
John.' Ile is the first Prince of the Imperial
Family who has visited our .Walls 'since the re-
: establishment of Peace. Our happiness is in,
creased, by the assurance that we shall see the
Emperors of Russia, Austria, and the ring of
Prussia about the middle of this month, within
our walls, on their way to Venice.
HAVRE-DE=GRACE, Nov. 19.—Tbis day arrived'
the American ship . the' Fingal ; she left New-
York on the 23d October, with Dispatches for
Paris and Ghent. The Americans have rejected
all the propositions of the Errglish Government,
of which Mr. Dallas was the bearer. The Fe-
deralists have joined the Republitans to continue
the ‘var with more vigour.
PARIS, Nov. 2 I ...a...Private Letters front INradrid
announce the arrest of the Minister of Justice,
Don Pedro Macanas. He is in a dungeon, with-
out
communication with any one. Our Corres-
pondent at Bayonne confirms this news, which,
he says, is extracted from the Official Gazette,
which we have not yet received. M. Macanas
was a long time detained at Vincennes ; he was
then Secretary. to King Ferdinand, who was
it Valencia. On his appointment to the Mi.
nistry, he signed the circular letters of the.
4th and 30th of last May, which caused the
misfortune of so many. We shall endeavour
to communicate the result of this extraordinary
ertitit as soon as possible, as it may have an int.-
portant effect upon the political system at Madrid.
PARIS, Nov. 22.—They speak of the speedy
creation of six Marshals of France among whom is
General Dessolles. Three Peers of France, three
Deludes of the Departments, and three Commis-
saries of the King, are to compose the COlllllliS-
Sioll of the Liberty of the Press. The three
named by the King, are M. Pafcptier, Malcons, and
uvier. The King, with the consent of Vie Cham-
ber of Peers and of Deputies, has issue'l an order
prohibiting persons from working on Sundays, or
the great festivals of the Church, lot bidding all
persons to open their shops on those days; and
ordering no Traitears, Coffee=house keepers, Le.-
numadiers, Billiard-table keepers, &c. &c. shall
have their houses open during the time of Divine -
Service.

FRONTIMIS OF AUSTRI Nov. 9.—lt is decided
that the solemn Sitting of the Congress shall com-
mence on the 15th. The different decisions al-
ready decreed. will be published in the form of a
Manifesto. - Before the publication of this Mani-
festo, nothing Official will be published. The
persons employed in the different Chanceries have
received formal orders to make no communica-
tion to ally one.
Austria has renounced her pretensions upon
Lusatia,' butt• she will have considerable posses-

sicin's in Ll'yet. Suabia and the right hank of the
. Rhine. All the PaLahore of the Rhine trill re-

• Pass• under the Pavarian dominion..
It appears certain that all the German Princes
• will remain Sovereigns with res;)ect to the.inter-

• nal government of their States, but the greater
part. will be subordinate fo Powers
_of the first
rank: With rcgard to Foreign Powers, the Diet
of the Confederation will be composed but of se-
' 'yen totes. Austria will hal.e two, Prussia two,
Eanover, Bavaria, and Wirtemburg, one each.—
• • This Diet will deCide upon peace and war; all the
other Members of the Confederacy will be under
their di.eetion.

It is sail that Lord Castlereagh and Count
Munstcr have not succeeded in several po;nts; and
that several aggrandisements which they had pro-
posed for
,Hanover have been formally refused ;
among others the .Duchy of -Oldenburgh. The
Duke will not renounce his Duchy.

in, general the Princes of the second and third
order complain of not being sufficiently attended
to in the political arrangements. They have
presented several memorials to the five great Ger-
man Powers, but nu 'answer has been returned to
them.'