The Sun.
London, England, 1814-12-03 00:00:00

BY THE-KING'S ROYAL LETTERS PATEN.

R. SIBLY'S RE-ANISLATIN-67-SoLAR
TINCTURE, which, in most cases, is calculated to warm
and steady the, cold troninlous nerves; to sheath and invi-
gorate the muscular system ; to animate the spirits; and re-
novate the whole man, whereby the chilled watery fluids be-
come rich and balsamic, and the circulation t esumes its health-
ful state. It is an infalliable Care for Joint Aches, Cramps,
Spasms, Rheumatic Gout, Nervous Head-Ache, Agues,Ont; all
Disorders arising from obstructed perspiration. In Com-
plaints of the Breast, Stomach,. and Bowels, it gives immedi-
ate relief ; and in Asthmatic ond Consumptive Cases, is- an
elegant and expeditious Cure. It will stop Mortification in
very advanced stages, by expelling the poisonous matter, and
correcting the juices of time whole body. It requires no argu-
ment to convince,-more than a single trial, after which, 11()
family who value their health or life, will clime to be with-
out it. ,

- Sold in Bottles-at Cs.; 7s. 6d.; and 14s. Duty inducted,
Wholesale and Retail, at the Solar Tincture NVarehonse, Nu.
6, Albion-street. Sorry-road; and Retail by most Venders in
the Kingdom. Where may be had', Dr. Sibly's Lunar Tinc-
ture, particularly adapted to the Female Sex, at 10s. 6cl. only.
N. R. To prevent Impositions in future, the above Nledi7
cines have " C. W:Satiell-" written upon the wrapper of each
bottle.

" For want of timely care
Millions have died of medicable wounds."
.!‘ rtusntoso.
riILIE r Virtues of the CORDIAL BALM of.
GILEAD are daily demonstrated, in eradicating the
worst and most dangerous symptoms of Nervous Debility.—
Nothin2 has tended so *ouch to establish the fame of this
Medicine, as its certain success on those Couipalints which
strike their roots so deep in the Constitution, and al4 so fatal
to the happiness of Mankind.
This Medicine his been uncommonly successful With young
people, who have the appearance and air of old-age; who
are
pale, effeminate, benumbed, stupid, and even
whose bodies are become bent, whose legs arc no longer able
to carry them; who have an utter distaste for every thing, or
are totally incapacitated. Where the stomach is frequently
disordered, the body is weakened; paleness, bodily decay, and
emaciation succeed, and the eyes sink into the head. •
Sold by Samuel Leigh, No. IE, Strand; Sutton and Co.
(late Dicey and Sutton), Bow Church-yard; and Bacon and
Co./150, bxford-street., London ; i Bottles, price I Is. each,
orf four in one Fkinily Bottle for 335. by which one 1 Is.
Bottle is saved. The Government Stamp has the words
" Sant!, SOlomon, Lis erpo,g," engraren in its official int- •
pressiou, and pasted on the cork of each nottle, without,
which it caauot possibly-be venniue.

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ARtIFICIAL TBE,Tu, on an unprecedented'
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MEMBER of the ROYAL COLLEGIi of SURGEONS, Lon
don.--'chose who have suffered from. Tying, or
other injudil
clout practices, will find this Improvement worthy of-their ats
tention.---The Advertiser, to convirtee tlutse who havO been
deceived' by false . representations, •"&c. that he promises no
noire than he can perform, is willing 'that •a. t, ial be
.tOado
-ptevions to payment.--,The -Advertiser having served a re-
gular apprenticeship in Edinburgh, u.ift practised as-As-
sistant to the most eminent Dentists in London, has had op-
portunities of observing many tild great disadvantages,
frum the Want of anatomical itud surgical khowledge 'in!tho
Professors, are,attendatit on this art. The bad conseiincnces.
resulting therefrom, it is obvious, la!1 upon the patient. -
obviate this defect in himself has -been the Advertiser's parti-
cular study, and he trusts not willyint some degree of success.
A regular course of Education, begun in Edinburgh, -and
finished in London, under Mr. Carpue, Dr. Clutterbuck,
walking the Hospitals, &c. 'accompanied with the advantage
of fifteen years experience, Ire trusts will have its due weight
with an enlightened Public.--0, Marchmont-street, Russell or
Brunswick-square.

TWENTY YEARN EXPERIENCE has proved that the most
effectual and safe Ret,:edy for the CURE of COUGHS,
COLDS„.kSTHMAS,'HOOPING-COUGH, - and all. 'OB-
STRUCTIONS of the BREAST and LUNGS, is nn-
questionably
FLO R D'S ORIGINAL PECTORAL BAL-
SAM of HORF,HOUND, an elegant preparatiOn
from that well known Herb; it has obtained the pre-emi-
nence (beyond precedent), for the Cure of the above Com-
plaints, of which -the authenticity can be ascertained, by ap-
plication at most of. the respectable VenderS of Medicine; in
all the principal Cities and Towns in the-Kingdom ; the Po-
pularity and good 'Effects of thii Invaluable Medicine . need
no superfluous Comments, -as, the extensive Demand proves
its Superiority as a Public Medicine to give immediate Relief.
The Public will please to observe, it cannot be Genukie un-
less each Bottle is'enoldied in an Affidavit, attested at -the
Mansion House, Lyndon, June 7th, 1805.
• Sold in Bottles, at 10s. 6d.=---and 2s. 9d. each, by
Shaw and Edwards, F. Newbery and Sons, St, Paul's- Ctitizch
Yard ; Dicey and Sutton, Bow Church Yard; Barclaj, and
Suns, Fleet-market ; John Evans, 42, Long-lane; R.Johnsten,
Greek-street, Soho; Sanger, 150, Oxford-street; Arnohls, 59,
Barbican ; by the only Proprietor, It. Ford, Chemist, Gus-
well Terrace, near,lslington, from-Sal-Wean ; • by R. Butler,
London; and by all Venders in every Town in the United
Kingdom. • •

A MOST IMPORTANT DISCOVERY.
ASafe and Perfect CURE :of RUPTURE
(without pain or confinement) is. now practising by Mr. •
J. H. SPENCER, No. 3, Golden-square... S:• has the
most gratifying satisfaction of assuring the,Public, that since
the commencement of his Practice in July last, many Ruptured
Persons have been effectually cured, who may be-referred:to; -
and he has at thisliinelinder his care upwards of 400 Pa:
tients, who feel assurance, from his mode of treatment, they
are now receiving that advancement towards a cure, which
in the snit cannot disappoint them; and in 'every' case Mr: S.
pledges himself they shall stand the test of examination by
the moat skilful practitioner. • •
In further testimony of these interesting' faets, he feels him- • '
self honoured in being permitted to refer to two high and
noble Peers, from " his successful application' on couple of
Patients of their sending.

To shew must forcibly the national importance of this' dis-
oorery, Mr. S. need only to refer to every Professional Writer
on the lamentable subject of Hernia, who state, from very
satisfactory documents, that more than one in every eight
persons are ruptured. •
Mr. S. subjoins a I.ist of a few Persons who have been
perfectly erred, .nd who have n now,' th hl ;ea flan of their
names, from'motives of gratitude to him, and of humarkity
-to those who may now be labouring under that most afflicting
malady,
The Soldier put under his process, by his Royal Highness
the Commander in Chief, for a bad Rppture, has left off his
Truss 54.--eee:,l mouths, after being passed as: sound by Doctor
Patric, and the Army Medical Board.
All Letter§ must be post-free. „
Mr. Girling, 12, George-street, Grosvenor-square.
Mr. W. Bowman, 47, Old Coin pton-strett.
Mr. Williamson, _lll, Golden-laue, Barbican.
Mr. Trengrove, sent by Earl Stanhope.
Mr. Thomas Garrad, 7, Upper Crown-street; Westminster.
Mr. Charles Saunders, Servant to the Earl of OnsloWy:8,
Clarg,es-st reet.
Mr. Cussack, 15, Harford-street, Fitzroy-square.
Mr. J. Fill den, Servant to Mr. Manchester, farrier; Ortnond-
yard, Bloomsbury.

TO THOMAt4 TAYLOR, ESQ. •
No. 9, New Bridgestreet, London. •• •
1-10XOUREll SIR, Edinburg-h,- March is: •
I BEG leave to inform you; that ever since the
year 1790, I had been altlictedmith the Lues'Venerea ;
which, from its obstinately resisting eyely conrse of mediejne
prescribed by the most eminent of the facUlty here, and tine
dergoing several severe courses of salivation, and twice' dis-
diarged from the Hospital with little relief, would appear to
.be of the most inveterate nature: In the spring of• last year
my disorder had got to such.a head, as nearly to put a period
•to my existence—l had a large ulcer on the crown (rimy head,
one on each arm, apd my legs were broke out in a frightful
manner; lily right was dreadfully painful, and had been itta•
state of ulceration for the last seven years ; my left hst .arso
• two large nodes on it, was •Vc.rv'enrich discoloured, and gave'
me such excruciating pain, paitiettlarly when warns in bed,.
as nearly to deprive me of 'rest ; in this lamentable state,-I
wad reconnnended by Mr.• j.:Tiiiimpson, (Who received so
great a cure by them here), to take your Leake's Patent
which I began to do on'the 26th of ; in the course of a
fortnight I began to receive bene2t—iii little more than a
wilich.'3.(l4lYrt v;l:liteisaslij'eNtii(itil'e
month the ulcers. on my head and arms were soundly healed:-
he
ti
soon after, the sores on my legs healed ; leaving, how-
ever, considerable discolouration in the , and pain in the
:ffid,a l!tt!e
subsided ;
bone of the 'left,
tilineneordie'es"deisvgras'i"leg,i7the skin regaining its eatural hue, and
the nocturnal pains gradually going olf:—I thus lieiaLe, by
your liberrl advice and medicine, perfectly free from al: n:y
former complaints—have recovered our former spirits and
strength, and am become jolly and fat, in which state having
continued many montliA to the astonishment of all who linew
we, I am at a loss in shat terms to express my gratitude, lint
he you, for the good of other suffering mortals, to make
this my case as public as possible, as I shall on every occa-
sion ; in so doing you will greatly oblige'
Sir, your grateful, obedient, very humble servant,
ALEX. MURKER.
Swann's Close, --,High-street, Edinburgh.
Witnesses tone above cure:—
_

John Thompson, No. 3, New Poultry Market, Edinburgl.;
John M‘lntosh, Old AsseMbly Close, Edinburgh.
Prepared and sold by'the sole Proprietor, THOMAS TAY-
LOR, Member of the Royal Collin: of Surgeons, at his
house, No; 9, New Bridge-street, London; where, after a
constant residence of more than 36 years, in a practice parti-
cularly directed to the cure of Venereal Complailits and those
incidental 'to the Parts of Cienerati,n, /with that inviolable
• secrecy which men of his prufessiolkshould always observe in
such cases, he datteri himself the advice and assistame he
gratuitouily administers to persons taking this rsedicine, sill
be esteemild, hr a discerning Public, as an advat tags seldom
attainable, a;a4l void of-all ambiguity.
Also sold, by his appointment, fur the convenience of those
living at a distance, :Italie Perfumer's, No. 35, St— Alban's,
street, Pall-mall; the Toyshop, No. 103, Oxford-street; Mr.
Disborough's, No. 7, Fish-street-hill; M. Baxter's, South-
bridge Edinburgh; Mr. M‘Donald, Jeweller-, Glasgow; Ith,
Call-x:ll's, Dublin; and by one oerson in every considerable
town in Great 13ritain a:md Ireland, in boxes of only -25. 9d.
eaCti, stamped, and sealed upi with fall and plait\ directions:
wherehy persons, of either- sex may cure themselves With
ease, speed, secrecy and Safety.
N. B. Every ';,arc sold in Great-Britain is sealed up' With a,
stamp, favour of the Commissioners, is printed,
at Taylo.r,
9, New. Bridge-street—,
to iL,sitate wiatch is Felony, and all others ary counterfeits.

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r.*A n L'i:\NInN'PAIIY ri.APtlig.

ABSTRACT OF iNtpop.TANT pAItuAN;r:NTARV-
PAPEItS,*(To be eontinircd rigularle)

tar.t.AstS:—The Repol•t of the Comtnitsionets of E►luea:
tion i❑ Ireland of their p►uteedtnt;s, fro:0 180 November,
isl 3, to :It'd! March) 1814, states, that they lift enquirs'd
into the" estates, &c. of the School,: (on the Royal foilcxfa=
ticut) of Armagh, Dungannon, Enniskillen, Cavan, Raphoc,
atul Carysfort, and had appointed Accounts to be
opened at the Haul: of Ireland for the surplus ari,ing there-
from to be applied to the building and enlarging School
houses, the establishment of other Free tichonis, the endow-
tient of Exhibitions to Trinity College, and other benefitew
purposes connected with that inestimable object—rthe pro-
motion of education. They further notice that the resigna-
tion of the Rev. Sir T. Foster, head master of Carysfort, who
c'qild not perform the duties of that office personally, had
been accepted by the Irish Gorernment ; and that they had
further directed the enection of a New School House in that
pliice for GO Scholars.--buprovoments of the same nature' at
Cacao, Nan an and Ballyroun, and other place., are also de.
-seethed.

e whole.of this Report is highly creditable
to the diligence and zeal of the Commissioners ;
honourable to the Irish Government ; and calcti-
lated to lead to the implediate and lasting ame-
lioration of Ireland.
FINANCE.—TiIe Amount of Bank Notes in circulation on
the Vat November was 27,857,29014 of which 17 tn. nil-,
:!".otes and opwEird, 14 tu. nowissory 'Notes at 7 Op
tight, and WI tr. Notvs oft and -21.
Ait.-4v.—By a Bourn from the Adjutant-General's Office,
it appears that the following Itegiments or Battalions.have
becaS disbanded since the Ist of May li,sal Veteran
Battalion ; 2d ditto, opany; 3d, 4th, and ath ditto; Gth
ditto, 8 companies; 7tl; ; sth, 6 cempanies; 9th, 8 compa-
nies; 11th, 7 corovanies, and the 12til;—also the 2d Batta-
lions of ,the 15th, • 18th-, '2l2d, 2:;4,, 24th, 26th, 28th, .31st,
:3.2d, 36th; ZlBth, 41st, 42d, .15th, 47th, ' /ISth, 49th, 60th,
56th, 61st, (A;(1, 8:;th, 92d, 'and 93th :Foot;—tire Chasseuvs
lii itanniques. :lad a Foreign•lndependent Companies. The
%Oink ut the men of these Battalikms wla were tit fur service
wurLtran,terred to the tst).l,attalious.

Thhs a very great saving has Ewen' made in our
Mi!itaF4q,xpendithre, Without reducing the effec-
tive strettgth (it our Amy.

I'ArERS RE,LITItN TO rensoss SENT FROM GIB-

ItAL'i'Alt 'lO CADIZ.

Extract of a Late,• from the BATUn asT, to Major-
Geocrat tistivirt dated Iror-Department, 24th Jrriy 1814.
" It has been represented to me, th,t youliave defiVered
up to the Governor Of Cadiz, certain Penons, stWjects of its
Catholic MajestY'k on the requisition of the Governor, without
any previoos communication with his Majesty's Ambassador
at the Court of Matirio : It is further stated;-that these per:=•
sons were no chare;ed with having committed murder, tir any
other atrocious crime; :•hrit that the only reason alieged for
your being required to.,give litenr up, was', that they opposed
the political- system which the Spanish Government have
thought proper to adopt, since the return of Khrg Ferdinand
the 171Ith to.Matirid.

" 1 am unwilling to believe that this representation is cor-
rect; but as there may he soMe foundation for it, i must de-
sire that you will furnish me with any correspondence which
tuav have passed between you and tlie Governor of Cadiz, or
an V agent of the Spainsh Government, upoa, this subject.
‘,‘ That you may not, he 'misled at any time by the urgency
with which it is .possible similar requisiiions may be made to
1 have received the commands of his itoyal Highness
the Prince Regent, that you unifiirnily deelinexiving up to
the Spanish Government any person who may have taken
refuge in (iibraltar, without a pieviuns emmunnication with
his Majesty's AmhasSador at the Cpurt of Madrid." ,

E'xtract of a Dispatch f'rom Alajor-General SMITH, to tra
Earl BATH UPST ; dated Gibraltar, 31st Aug. 1914.
" I have the honour to acknowledge the receipt,of your
Lordship's Dispath of the 24th of July; and, in answer to
your Lordship's desire, I beg 16 state, that on the lath of
May last, 1 received from his Alajesty'i Consul at Cadiz, Sir
Janes Duff, the enclosed Letter, and likewise another iron,
his Eveliency Don Juan Villay.ecncio, Governor 41 -,Cadjz,
and Capt:fin General of the Provincit. _ :

A short time after, the receipt of- the Letters, a report
was made to me that two persons answering the _ description,
hail by fictitious names, made their way into the place, with-
out my knowledge or permission, and contrary to the Stand-
ing Orders of the Garrison; in consequence, I gave orders
for their fmniediate arrest, and they were discavered• and
taken ttp in the course of a few hours ; they prored to be two
of the persons pointeti out lathe Letters from SirJoines
and the Governor, named Don Diego Carrea. and Don An-
tonio Poighlane.
" I detained thent'until the morning, and directed a Letter
to be written to Sir James Duff, informing lino of their ar-
rest; in the mean time, upo» the S;taitish Consul's claiming
their persons as Spanish subjects, they were given up, and
forwarded by him to Spain.
" I must now, My Lord, beg leave to explain my motives
fur so doing..
" In February last, my predecessor, Lieutenant-General
Campbell, rece.ved a similar application from the Governor
of Ceuta, to secure four Site prisooers, who hail escaped.
front that Fortress, should they have taken refuge in Gib-.
raltar; they were apprehendsul and immediately sent back to
Ceuta.

" Having been but a few weeks in 'command of this Fort-
ress, and nut being' aware of any specific Instructions from
Government on the point
,in qutaion, I was induced to act
from the example above alluded to, and to adhere to a prac-
tice which appeared to have been reciprocally observed ; for
the Constituted Autho'rities in the neighbouring parts, have
on all occasions immediately ottendett to such 'requisitions
from this Government, nor could I trace and• instance to the
contrary, on either side.

" These considerations will,. I trust, account7satisfactorily
to your Lordship, fOr my compliauce with the very strong ap-
plication made to me by the Governor of Cadiz, and remove
any uneasiness that it may have occasioned.
" i beg —to assure your Lordship, that the Instructions
which you.are now plc:awed to cfunurniocate to we, will be
strictly complied with ; it is my must anxious desire to ful-
fil the instructions and wishes of Government, that my con-
duct, while I Ineve the honour to bold this importand cunt-
:timid, may merit the approbation of his Majesty's Ministers:"

(Enclosure No. I, in Major-General
sSmlnes, of Met
August 1814.)
• Cadiz, IGth May 1814.
Copy.—Private.
beg yon to acquaint his Excellency the coinmand-
ing (lflieer, under due reserve, that the following persons
have either left or are about to leave this, for Gibraltar, in
conseqaenue of the late change of politics ; that his Excel-
infornied of their principles, may decide what he may
judge best with respect to their residence in this Garri-son.
Dou Miguel Cabrera, the Anthorof several publications in-
serted in the Duendeagaiust the King of Spain, and of a very'
late one, exciting tice inhabitants of this City to revolt against
the Governor and Civil Atithol'ities, &c.

Don Antonio lane, the Author of the Ingni.vition sin
MaScura and of various other Papers, and a friend and com-
panion of the former. These two permw• are provided with
a passport from General Valdes, endorsed hS' me.
Lopez, the Author of the Duende; the Paper in which the
repeated calumnies against the British troops (o .their en-
trance into St. Sebastian, and of many other scurrilans pro,
ductions, apppared. Coned, formerly at (Mee; in the
SpaniTh service, the Author of similar pnhlica;ioso, and sup-
porter of the Dgende, &c.; and it 11; proleable they may be
followed by other persons of the same &Script jou:
I have the honour to be, &e. &c.
J. Stedman, Esq. Sec. Gibraltar. (:iigued) J. DUFF%

(Enclosurc No. 4, in Aro jor-Gea. S T 11. S, .3 1 ot -r. I 81.1.)
(Tratislation.)
Yot)Ft Excct-teNtr---1.1,: a Royal Order of the ,:th insta4a,
'FL:patched from Valencia, his I:tjesty Ferdinand the 1,91t;i.
has been plea,cd to confer npott toe the most atople facti:tus
of captain-C;etteral of the .lariats Vepartutcot of Cadzi,
Civil and tiit tars Governor , of the same, and of that. For-
tress. It being my duty to fulbl with the greatest pittietttali'y
and extetilitdv the lit,t ructions with mil ;eh I am .11:1•11i-iwil,
we re in that v
that theft;
tronhlesottle persons, who, tow/ved to any other place, :ray
prove of infinite prdodice, not- only to the nation, but also
Li the interrst of the toms wit re they reside, as they cannot

tee tit AV* ektessei3nl3 snNiri4
dizcorns, thelr writings and conversaition;,wbili poison
insep,i!ily to the hemts of ineantikins persons; I re-
got.,zt ya.ui ExceHenry, that if ii shoUld happen; that Any o-f
these In snch as Don Vie go Cart•ezi. one Calirea,
Mane, oriC Aidaula, and other_ similar characters, 'knowing
their perfidy, their crone; and Icaring justly the Punishment
they deserve, stn.nict sit qt to -your gatilson, although with
pas:WM.l: Trom a te,:al. nthuritg, VC•4..cr Ex,c!leact, Will he
pleased, for the benfqlt th.it must ini,vitahly ru,nit Odin it,'
to pi•event that such. turbulent characters, such pests to f so-
ciety, remain et liberty iu the lace, ddivering• thCin over for
the disposal of the. tomnuinciantGetteral of tt i Camp 0f
Gibraltar, or secul.thern ditect to Cadiz, wheiii I expett to
lie tn-morrow with tilt• assurance that in ciciiuKs so, Tout
Excellency will render an essential service both to your na-
tion and

avail myscif of this opportunity to asurr Ytttir Erecllcncy
of zu'y desires to iiicet My Got!, &e. &c. &c.
Your obedient and devf.teo servant.
(ztignei!)- JUAN VILLAVICENCIO.
Port St. Maria, .16t1) May, 1 t 14.