The Sun.
London, England, 1807-05-27 00:00:00

RENOVAT!'.O iIEALI'.EI

TT has been too frequently.thO subjea'of just and
.L general reprobation, that men destitute of the elements ot
the medical art have oflered themselves as candidates for
public patronage in the profession of physic,. For the purpose
oldoing justice to theiesultof our studies and experience, and
to prts.Vent us from being classed among those empirics whose
imprudent pretensions have, unthrtunately for society, been
too favourably received, we beg leave to submit to the liberal
and enlightened a.taithfut statement of our pursuits and Re-
quirements. A ttei having received a regular medicai e..tuca-
nod as the pupils of Messrs. Grinded and Wizard, whose
lectures and practice we carefully attended, as protessurp.,and
surgeons of the • Londin. Hospital; entered own:lies as.
students in that justly celebrated sekool for In:Ail:al az.paire-
ment,-the Royal 2bllegeof.,,Edinburgh, and were instruCled
in the ditn:rent branches of anatomy," surgery, the tiieo-y sod
practice of physic, chemistry, tnidwile;y, botany,
by those eminent ptotessors, Drs., Monro, Gregory, Black,
Hamilton, Duncan and Rutherford.. We trust we shall not
be deemed presumptuous in saying 'that our proficiency 4nct
acquirenients are not inconsiderable.-. Haying-tor along series.
of years mad,: Venereal Con-whims, and the various thseases
of Debility, the p aticular objedot our studies and praCt.ce,
it will, we: hope., b.e alto-Wed that we have acquired
.superior
kriu.% ledge of their tre tumor and cure. 'ln shAllt ailu itcent
cases or infection a pei feel re-establishment is completed-in
the short period oft cvo diva ; and in those of the utmost in-
verara;;v,-- wheresother practitioners have failed of success, a
proper perseverance in our plait of treatment ensures to the
patient a sale and radical cure.:
-
;Amidst the ma:1110101y variety of disorders which are the
effects of a habit long and nwirunhappily pursued by the
youth of both sexes, :here arc none more alarming or more
distressing-than those 6:-icieticies and debilities which are.
quently prevent or embitter the matrimonial state. To such
persons it must be a consolation to know that they may how,
by a new and infallible nude of treatment, be restored to that
-greatest of all human blessiu-i;s, a strong, !minty, and vigor-
ous constitution. ot debility, from Whatever-
cause arising,' as well as in eyey speciesof venereal infarction,
we may be consulted by patients of either sex with the great.- •
est secrecy and honour. -Hours of consultation at heme lion%
ten to three, .red flint 6 in the evenie.; till io'ai night.
Patients M'the country ate requested to state the particuy
Lars of their case, age, and general ,habit ()flitting, ate.
closing a remittance for advice and medicines, when the sure;
, will he :;iven, or sent to auy part of the t;.ingdoin. To ensure
that secrecy.so essential ,to'oor undertaking, the postage ot
letters may be 'ati,..ed to the account tor•uledicines.
CURRIL anti Co. Surgeons.

No. 107, HAto3-barncii.
Nlessrs. Currie and Co. have. -Certificates .t.wirt the
above respectable Professors of London and ErLribuio, ot
the diligence, skill, and huuiatiity, with trey lg:I-.
formed the duties aisizhcil them tinting the time they ai.
tended their Lveturcs And Praditc. •

T,:tlic EN'TLEVEN, CLF RCY.ani FREEHOLDERS

of the COUNTY of SUSS EX.

GENT LEMCN,
YOUR VOTES and INTEREST are earnestly
and immediately requested for Colonel SERGISON,
whose -Committees kill be daily sitting at the Houses'of Mr.
Henry Heatlicote, Bouyerie-street, Fleet-street, and Mr. Sa-
muel G wynne, Lewes. The Eleaion is held at Lewes, and
the Poll will close at Three o'clock on Thursday neNt.
Any ii!formation -th4t can•be given to promote the Return
of Sergison will be thankfully received by the Com-
mittees. • • .

Carriages will be Prgvided. .to. convey the Freeholders to
o Lewes, n application :0 Mr. Heathcote. ,
btat.. of the roll at the Close on Tuesday.:
.
ror 'Lot. Serli.!son - - 2355
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- , ynahartl 42,.. • s-
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• • Kr. F - - 2389

Franz the LONDON G4ZETTE, May 2G, 1807.

War-Office, 26, iBO7.

ist Regiment of Dragoons, Captain Richard Purefoy Ter-
. vOistt to be Major, py purchase, vice Cerjat, who retires. Lieutenant George Hutton to be Captain, °fa Tr nap," vice'

jervoise. - • , -•-
Bth Regiment of Light Dragoons, Thomas Brett, Gent. to be
Cornet, without purchase, vice Fraser, promoted.
9th Ditto, Lieutenant the Hon. W. Vilifiers Mansell; from
the Light Cragoons, to be Lieutenant, .vice M'Der-

mots, who exchanges. s ,
ZISt Abiathan HaWkes, horn' thei sth Foot,
to be Captain of a .Troop, vice kleming,. who exchanges.
Lieutenant Thomas M•Uerinott,Arom the Stn Light Dra-,
. .goons, to be Lieutenant, ,ice Mansell, who exchanges. ,
Ist Regunent of Beet Guards, LieutenatitColonel the Hon.
Arthur Percy Upton, from the 7th West India Regiment,
to be :Captain of a'Coinpany, vice the Hen.. F. G. Upton,

who exchanges: - ' ••
ISt Regiment of Foot,-Ensign lota Clyne to be Lieutenant,
without purchase, vice M't.regor, promoted in the 3d
Garrison Battalion.
To be,Ensigns— Todd, Gent. vice Douglas, promoted.
Thomas Woodhouse,.Gent. vice Step_benson, promoted.
jowl Byerley, Gent. vice IYrlslicol, promoted. Dominick
Lynch, Gent.• vice Clyne.•
stli Ditto, Ensigni-lency Lewes Hockins'to be Lieutenant,
without purchase, vice Sinicock, promoted. folio Hol-
land Ofirt(enzie; Gent. to be, Eiisign, v►ce. Hupkins:
6th Ditto, Lieutenant Thonias Baynes
.to, be Captain of a
Company, by purchase, vice Leeson, who retires.
'7511 Ditto, Lieutenant George Wright, front Half.pay of the
4(oyal Waggon Train, with temporary- Ralik, to be Lieu-
' tenant, vice Fane, who exchanges. Surgeon W. Ad.inisi,
frOm a Recruiting District; to be Surgeon, vice.Wattoni

who exchanges, •
loth Ditto, William Rannie, Gent, to be E tsign, without
purchase, vice Brooker, promoted in the 23d'Fuot. '
;31n Ditto, Fenton, Gent, to be Ensign, .without pur.;
chase, vice Shaw, promoted in the 56th toot:,
14th' Ditto, Captain Mathias Everard, from the sth,Gai'rison
Battalion, to be Captain of a Company, vice Reatiyho
exchanges. . Lieutenant George Bolton, from theGth GarL
rison battalion, to he ' Lieutenant, vice notlatt, who ex-
changes. Ensign Hercules John Hey land to be Lieutenant,
without purchase, vice SaVage, who retires. Thomas lc-
Pour, Gent. to be Ensign, without purchase, -vice Van
Baerle, promoted.
-istlV'Ditto; Captain 'Firowne--Eleining, from-the:2;lst Light
Dragoons, to be Captain of a company,, vice Hawkes,
who exchanges.
loth INtto, Hospital-Mate Rees, Williams to be Assistant-
S urgeok), vice appointed to the Sicilian Regiment.
2.5 . Ditto, Lieutenant-Colonel George Robert Ainslie;
from the sth Garrison Bat talin, to be' Lieu-tenant-0).1one1,
Vice Aylmer, placed oil II :all-pay of the 68th Foot-. • -
26th Ditto, Second Lieutenant 'John Crony, fromilie 93th
Pout, to be Ensign, vice Hope, who'exchanges.
27th Ditto, Lieutenant Patrick Stirling, from the Tsth Eight
Dragoons, to be Captain of a Cortipany, by purchase, vice
.Stuart, who retires., Alex. Sinclair, Gent
without purchase, vice Petrie.,
.whose Appointment has
not taken place. - -
gni Ditto, EnsigirCharles Nelson to be Lieutenant, vice
• Forster, supeiszdO, John Fowley, Gent. to be ,Ensign,,
vice Nelson.
34tii Ditto, 4”istant-Surgeon Thomis Bouchier,. from the
id Four, to be Assistant-Surgeon.
37th Ditto; Lieutenant,RobertMamilton, from the 82d Foot,
to be Captain of a Company, by purchase, vice Copeland;
• 'who retires.
39th Ditto, Captain Richard' Young,` 'from Major-General
• Ramsay's Regiment, to be Captain- or a Company, vise
Cathcart; protnoted.
45th Ensign Robert Lowrie to be Lieutenant, by pur-
. chase,' vice Stephens, promoted in the 611 i Four.
tst,Pitto, Henry•l3A Gent.-to 'be Ensign, without put--
pit:lse, vice t rOerick,. promoted.
ist Ditto. To. be Lieutenants—Ensign John Chancellor.
Ensign John Sarjeahnt. Ensign Thom
as Johnson. Smith,

lionitheOth
To be. Ensighs7itobert Bel/on, Cent. vice h4ncellor.
„chancellor'.

, S. T. Basden, Gent..vice Sarjeaunt.
, .. •
•63d Dittb; T. Conolly, Gent. to be Ensign, witliont
pur-
chase, vrce RoclitOrt,- vv.llo resigns..
67111 Ditto, Ensign. Leurge Rea- to be Lieutenant.. without
.purchas'e., yicc Kelly, promoted in the 66th foot. En.
• tigii Samuel trorn Half. pay of the.. toed rout;. to
tie Ensign,. vice Smith, promoted in the Gist Foot,
71(t Ditto,' Ltisigil Alcxiinticr Logic to be Lieutenant, with-
out purchase) vice Rose, removed I(0111 the. Service.
Thomson' Greet. to be Ensign, vii e
Seg. Ditto. Ensign George Pearson to be Lieutenant, by pur-
chase. vice i)i~oy.
'gith Ditto, 1.1..5i4ii lohn Chails Hope, from the 26th Foot,
to be Second Lieutenant, vice Crotty, who exchanges.
7th West India Regiment,..tieutenant Colonel the Hon:
ulke greville Upton, from the tat Foot Guards. to be
Lieutenant-Colonel, vice the Hon. A., P. Optoh, Who
exchanges. •
Roj al West India Rangers, Lieutenant George Frederick
Angelo, front the is:. Garrison Battalion, to be Lieutenant,
without iiiircnase, vice De Beaker, 'appointed to theißdyal
W Frain.
YVatieviele's - Paucbe, Gent. to, be Ensign,.
vice De Gingins, promoted., • Thorman, Gent.:t
•
be Ensign, vice De Steiguer, promoted.' •
tSicilian Regiment, Assistant-Surgeon William Miller,- froin,
the zoth i'oot,, to be Assistant-Surgeim.
Royal Waggon Train. Assistant-Surgeon Thomas Hickson;
' fr,in the zoth Light Dragoons, to be Assistanr.Stirgeon,
• vice. Roberts, appointed to the Loth Royal Veteran bat
talion.
stii Garrison Battalion, Lieutenant-Colonel .Robert .Smyth,
Ironi Half-pay of the 68th rout, to be Lieutenant-Colonel,
vice, Ainslie, • appointed .to the 25th Foot. tieptain John
' Ready. from the 14th Foot,. to be. Captain ota Company;
vice Everarel, who exchanges,
6th Ditto, Lieutenant- Francis 'Muffit, from the s4th Foot,
to be Lieutenant; vice Bolton, ;Aro exchange's:
ith Royal yeteran Battalion, ►Major Martin Alves, from the •
6th FoOt, to b., Major:
iith Ditto, Major Archibald Christie, to -be' Lieutenant-
Celbuei. Brevet. Major larke, from the ist Veteran
Battalion, to-be Captain at .it'Luinpany. •
Canadian. tenc.ibles, Fortune, Gent, to be Ensign,
vice cart Wright, promoted in the; Nova Scotia Pcticibles.

iHOSPItA-1, STAFF.
Surgeon 'l•hornas Watton, from the 7th Foot, to be'Surgeon
'ot Recruiting District, vice Adams, who exchanges.

B4iRRACK.S.

Henry Marder, Cent. Lieutenant.on Half-pay, to be a 13a:-
rack-Master in Great Britai.n, vice Grant, wlioseAppint-
ineut las not.,;ali.en place.

MEAJORANDUP.I.
:ieirtenant Edward Schultze, of the"6oth Regiment' of-Foot,
' who was superseded in the Gazette of the 6th -January
last, is reinstated in his. Rank. , •

Crannzicsin.; signed by ,the Lo,d Lie:den:in, of the Ca:myel'
Cornwall. -• •••
Pendenniis Artillery Volunteers,_

crories Creensav, Gent. to • be. S,econtt. Lieutenant, vice
resigned. Dated Feb. t8,...t5T7. • James Treleaven,
Gent. to be ditto,' vi,..erPrice, resigned: ' D'ated as above.
Wm. WifinOt CIA-field, Gent. to be ditto, vice C:-alley, re-
, signed. Dated Aped E, john,.Tresiller;tho younger,
Gent. to be Quafter-Master,viLellearle, proradted. Dated
as above. • , ,

Come; :is;ions signed by the La)d Lieutenant oftheshire

, . .
. ..
12.9, al Cbesbire Afiliiia. ,
Charles Hall, Gent. to be Lieutenant, vice Twemlow, pro-
moted: lYuted MatiS; 1307. • - .
.' • ... .
.: , .

Nan:lvich Volt:Neer:.
George CapptF, jun. Gent, to Patec.l.ll4,4xiiis,'
i„ ,
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Coinntissions in the Aberdeenshire Militia, signed by tint Lui.d
• • • ' ' • '• Lieutenant.

captai3 Lord Alexano:f G'ortion, flow the HalPPayi to be

THIS morning • a Mail arrived from .Gottenl,surgh.
The following is the only article of intelligence which
it brings : •
GOTTENBORGII, MAY i g.— The Queen, the
Prince Royal, and suite, arrived here-the day before
yesterday : they will set out to-morrow morning for
Stockholm. The King reached Stralsund on' the
13th, after a passage froni Ystadt of only _ 1 b hOurs.
We are yet uninformed whether the Armistice.made
between MaRTIER and General VON EssE has
been ratified by the King or not. All was' tranquil
in Pomerania when the last post left.. There is no-
thing new from the armies in Poland by any of the
_- •
posts to-day."

Last night we received Dutch Papers to the 24th.
They contain ..some, details of the progress 'of the
Servians against the Turks, but bring no accounts
from the Armies in Poland. A rumour was circu-
lated. yesterday, upon the authorityqf the Captain
of, a .Vessel.: from Elsineur, that Dantzic had sur-
rendered on the gth instant. We do not give the
slighiefit credit to this account. If Dantzic had sur
rendered on the oth, the- ntelligence of that event
must have reached Haruburgh and Altona 'before the
20th ; but the Papers and Letters of that date are
perfe6tly sikent up-On" the.subje4..: .„

• -

Ttpna seems to be but one opinion respecting
Sir FRANCS' BURDETT'3 Fist Advertisement. It is
held to be_ one of the moat flagitious attacks.of the
kind that have ever been made upon the Government
of this Country. Such ,4 daring like' 9pan the Bri-
tish.ConstitUtiOn ought nqt to pads merely under the
,censure of the Press, and the condemnation of all
-.;Vise and honest awn in privAtp life. i‘r resi)ee fcr

our expellent and bt:loved Monarch, who has been,
through th'e' whole of his life, anxious tormainl'ain
,3
the true principles of that Constitution,..anu. to` pl 3 ILI
7
mote the happiness of all who live under ttsprotec7
tion, should induce us to wish that such a‘latikig at-
tack upon the political system which lie g6.114.4f 44
al.
supports should not be passed over in silence. The
proper liberty of the,Pres4 can only be secured by
repressing its licentioniness, and particularly , upon
, .
an instance which seems to-be a covert attack upon
the Monarch himself, who is so justly dear to hi's
SubjedS:'.. Whatever nieasure'..mav bethought' pro-
per, on this' most' in-16616'ns PublicatiOn, we rely
upon Government fora dueyipciiction of the
ha-
nour of thdir Sovereign, and a zealous support of
that political system which renders us of
the World, however it may be slandered t- dire
of revolutionary Pernagogues,

Yesterday morning Hts MAJESTY, Prineevres'Ath:.
ct.r.rA. and AMELIA, accompanied by Lady.-!0-:'A,
13u4r.:EY, the' Hcm, Airs BtIgKLEY, Count MutT-
STEII, Generals GARTH and Ftrzitoy; and Colonel
TAYLOR, rode,in Witldspr Park, and returned at
twelve 0'c104.•

HIS MAJESTY carpe ;o town this day.

There is no foundation for the report-which .ap-•
peared in several of the public Papers, -that enetal.
Fox has arrived in England,' from Sicily.
Qn Thursday, the 4th of June, a Brigade of o-
lunteers,
of about .200 men, consisting of the regi-
ments under-men Coned, will assemble 'at eleven
o'clock on Clapham Cemmon, h honour of His
Birth-day, viz.--Ist Surrey, Lieute-
nant-Colonel GA!TSKELL, the right ;'Clapham end
NtlaAttjeErsseaT7Colanel 'PR E co-r, WanclS ;01:ttb._-...rtaprt
EDDIONDg, centre; and toyql
SLADE, left :—the whole under the :piiiirnirlf
Colonel QAtTsicp.t., as Senior Officer;
,Tii. ); ''N'sgltl4e
reviewed by the Vice-Lieutenant of tile C§il;thir,.
LOrd.TEIGNMotiTII.—We are happy to-se4,ll4i:Otrit.
of this truly Constitutional Force reviving: r '

On Wednesday las:, the day after the riot in
Leeds, the sound of a hugk, from one -of the
coaches, ca)led a ptirt of the military, as they ima-
gined, to their duty ; and they proceeded, though
lkithooteorders, to clear the street,, which were again
cr.dwded.

Probably in consequence of this tweueeted
some scsres of inconsiderate People qs.sernhled near
the--Mayor's house, and threw. several stones, but
the Mayor instantry making his ippearatiee,:-they.
made off, threatening to "retuiti and 7'd'ostroi,l44
house. •

There has not been since, and we hope there will
not occur again, any disposition to repeat these out=
rageous ebullitions of mistaken prejudice or enmity !
Yesterday a Court of Aldermen was held 'at
Guildhall, at which the Lord Major, fourteen Al-
dermen, and City Officers, were present':
Thanks were voted to the Lord Mayor's Chaplain
for his Sermon preached at St. Paul's oa the first
Sunday in Easter Term.
Courts or Conservancy for Essex and Kent were
ordered to.be held on the 9th ofJune ; and for Sur-
rey and Middlesex, on the 18th of June.
The Court appointed the Election of .the Rulers
of the Watermen's Company to Nice place• at the
first Court in June.

• Precepfs for Common Hall on Midsummer-Day
were ordered to issue.
The Court ordered the price of Bread to he re;
duced half an assize,.or 'one penny in the Peck 'Loaf;
to commence to-morrow (Thursday), when theprice
of the Quartern Loaf of Wheaten will be i l 1. and
Household to.id.

The LORD MAYOR nominated the
,
tlemen to the Court; to be pot' in nomination to tr 4:
Livery on .Midsuthmer Day neat, for the Offices of
Sheriffs of London and Middlesex, viz.

Francis Newbery, Esq. Citizen and Goldsmith ;
' Sir Thomas Co‘he.id,-Kt. Citizen and Cooper ;
Charles Brooke, Esq.- Citizen and Musician ;
Ueorge.Fryer, Esq. Citizen and Salter';
"ChiktOiter Smith. Esq Citizen and Draper ;
Richard Phillips. Esq. Citizen and Stationer ;
Alattliew Wood, En. Citizen and Fishmonger; .• •
George Friend, Esq:, Citizen and Upholsterer;, and
Solomon Hotighani,-E sq. Citizen 'and-Goldsmith.

th(ugh we can make allowance fOr theilcence of
.eletaioneering harangues, we were much 'surprised:
Hthat Mr. SiLERIDAN should have throWit so naiiify:
severe aspei-sions on the Westminster -Ma.gistracY;'..as.'
.he must well know that it never was upon sit e
speaable a footing as it is at the present tithe.' 'l",,eis,
filled by men:of Acknowledged talents W: ' and WO,
and who are incapable of acting upon the Motives he
imputed to them. We doubt. not, however, that
:now the, heat of the contest is over, jr.A SHURIDAN
be,anxious to ascertain the falsehood of the
complaints by which he was deceived, :and to ac-
knowledge the respeEtabilitY of the Magistracy in
question.
Mr. BARROW, the intelligent and amusing travel-
ler, says, that a Portuguese Beggar, when going to
solicit- charity, put...v, on his lest clothes. This cir-
cumstance places the Portuguese mendicants' far
•above onr Beggars; Who have usually but one set of
habits, all of which•are equally bad.
FUNERAL OF THR DUKE OF MONTPEN,SIER.--7 e
.L.n
remains of his Loyal, Highness the Duke of MONT..:
PF.NSIER, a Prince of the Blood Royal.of France,
who died on the sth instant, at Salt-Hill, near'
Windsor, were on Monday night brought to town..
• By order of his Royal: Highness MoNszEuit;it was
delivered to the Abbe BOURRET, the Principal of
the French Catholic Chapel, in King-street, Port-.
man-square: The body lay in the Chapel in state.
all night ;• and yesterday morning high mass was
celebrated over the body in the presence of the Duc.
DE,BouttllON,, uncle to the deceased, the Count P&'
CuAsTRE, Minister to Louts XVIII. and several
other persons of'distinaion, who afterwards attend,
ed the Innefkl. Between three and four o'clock
they pro;eeded to Westminster Abbey, in solemn
and grand procession, which consisted of Noblemen
or Gentlemen of the Establishment 'of the French.
Princes, foll Owed by thecarriages of citirowriViitices
according' to the seniority, and a .number of private
coaches.: The Body was interred in the aisle near
Henry Seventh`i• Chai-el. Thd Orin:7e was in the
3;cl year of hii age.