The Sun.
London, England, 1815-04-03 00:00:00

CATON'S WORKS.

This Day Was published,
A new Edition, price ss. illustrated with Cases,

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1. APRACTICAL TREATISE on the PRE-
VENTION and CURE of the VENEREAL DIS-
EASE in both SEXES, and its consequences; •in which a
mild and .successful mode of .Treatrucut is pointed out, in-
cluding Observations on Strictures, Cutaneous Eruptions,
Imaginary Venereal Diseases, &c. Intended as a Guide
against the dangerOus effects of this baneful malady.

By T. M. CATON, Surgeon,
10, Stanhope-street, Newcastle-street, Strand, and late of the
United Hospitals of St. Thomas's and Guy's.
2. A Treatise on Indigestion, being an Inquiry into the
Diseases arising and connected witls the Functions of the
Stomach, with Itemarks-ou the Liver, and its influence
on
the Gastric System. To which are prefixed, some general
Obser►•ations on Scrophulous and Cutaneous Diseases.,
Price :3s.

3. A Popular Treatise on the Prevention and Cure of the
different Stages of Asthma and Winter Cough, with new and
successful Instructions for the Prevention and Treatment of
Asthmatic Fits. Fourth edition, price :Is.
4. Practical Observations on the Debilities, natural and ac-
quired, of the Generative Organs of both Sexes, including
the Theory of Generation, Price ss. 6d.
5. A Practical Treatise on Female Die.,sys, including Ob-
servations on Purtnrition, Lactation, and the ll:ism-dell
eident to those important changes. Price 3s. rid.
Printed for Sherwood and Co. 2), Paternoster-row; ; and S.
Martin, 25, Hulks-street, Cavendisti-squire, London. -

JUNIPER ESSENCE ni PEPPERMINT, by HEATH.
THIS ESSENCE is a safe, effectual, and plea-
sant Remedy in Flatulencies, Gouty and Choliey Pains
in the Stomach and Bowels, I:l4ligestion, Hysterics, Sea-sick-
ness, Nausea attendant on Pregnancy, Relaxation and Lassi-
tude arising from Atmospheric Heat, Wa.A.of Appoite,
lu-
juries from Inclement Weather, the abuse of spirit-kiwis Li-
quors, and in the Spasmodic Affection of the Stomach anti
bowels, so common to infants,---advpting the dose to the or-
of the case; As a Family Medicine, or fir the Army or
Nary, it will be t a valuable acquisition.
JUNIPER ESSLNCE of REPPERMINI is so well known
as a valuable FatUily .Medicine, that the principal ohjet of
this Atlvurtkealcrit i; to guard purchasers against the 11(1111Cr.
ous Conutevteits.which are prepared by Druggists, &c. e,pe-
Ciallv if the order is for Exportiition, ;Tale only;GantienJ.P.:
HEATI-I gig e, is, to ,ei.! that P.
ktß..i.tll_, Nutlinglitrine
is engraved on t'u, government stamp. S,dl, ‘Vholesale and
Retail by Etlwa rds, No. GG, St. Paul's Church-yard in but.-
this ud. and Is. lid.

10u

Tobacco.,

60Tuns

And to be paid for by rills, payable with Intere4t, Ninety
:I.lfsys after date.
The Conditions of the Contract
.may be, seen at the Sc-

crelary'.v

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IVO rescaid will bfkadtoeny Tender in whish the Price chug
not be in.erted in n..prds• at lenyth, or that shall
.not le delivered
to the .loard. Ltfore One o'Cloeh on. the said Itesday, the
4t/: April next, nor nniess the Person. who makes the
Tender, or same- Person •on :his behalj; attends, to answer
When called for. • • •

HAMBURGH MAIL

CONTRACT FOR PHE CdRRIAGE. OF TIMBER ,
.- • FROM ALICE DOLT I•'6RES7`.
Novy-lehee, Maich 23, ISIS.
HE PRINCIPAL
VIENNA, MARCH 20.7—Forty disguised Preach-
T OFFICERS and COMMIS-
810NERN ff MAJESTY's NAVY do hereby men made an attempt last night to .seize the King.
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give
of Rome, -and carry him off to France, and the
Notice, 77‘at on naraday, the of April net., at
One o'Clock, they will be read:; to ti:eat with such Persons plan iletrly succeeded. Our ever ‘vatelsfulpolice
as may be to contract for ,conznying by Land (Ind was led to sn.,pect something from the circunt-
!rater Carria;re EIGHT HUNDRED and TWENTY stance that sixteen hackney coaches were ordered
LOADS of OAK TIM E'ER, from Alice Holt Forest, in the
a •
at the same tiMe tO one place., Moon after, rile
County of- Hants, to his Majesty's Yard at Iroolwieh.
_I F4roa o/' the Tender mny be seenat this wk.,. At, preparations made at the next stations..were also
...
Tender will be receiired• after -One o'Cloeh un .the day discovered; and so the Whole plan was immea.
Ttenty; nor any noticed, unto, the Party, or an _'lent -for: found otit. Among the persons arrested (irt
him,' attends.
•
this occasion are -a General and two Colonels, it
Eveiy Tender insist be accompanied by a Letter, addressed
-
-ea the Navy Board, and sicened by two 're,sponsible Persons, is flow know* that relays of post horses were. be.
engaqing to become bound with Me Persia tendering,-in the spoke as far "s to the 'Rhine. It has therceore
of 500/ for tAi dime performance of the Ctatrilet. judgedbeen 'proper to prepare rcionty apartments
• for his august mother and hinliothe Imperial Pa-
lace. They have already left Schoenbrunn.
Besides a large army of obierVation: in Tus-
cany, Austria will have a main army of. 1'30,000
in Italy; in order to act towards the -south Of
France. Prince Sch‘vartzenburg command
this army.
• The Prussian army on 'the Rhine will be 180,000:
.strong. The whole Bavarian and Wurtemberg
armies will take the fielch; the latter are
.to,enter
to-day, March 20, the Swiss territory. Switzer.-
land joins the common cause,, and the troops are
to observe very strictly the French frontiers till
•orders -to advance shall arrive.
A large Russian artny-ot reserve is to be sta7
tinned. between Munich and Ratisbon, in order to

P1C:7:17.91.1.[N0 OFFICE, 31;4rch.29, 1615.
Tli E COMMISSIONERSfor VICTUALLING
His MaI.IESTrS SidirY do hereby give ;i'otice,
That 01l Tuesday, the 4/h 4/aril 7.o'.et, they will be
ready to receive 7'enderSz7n writio:;-, (sealed n 7) and treat for
'ONE HUNDRED TONS Of LACK SCI YRNA: or ALEXIA
R:IISINS (answer al&;c t 'Samples nit icss than Two
Pounds weight each, to be produced with the Tenders) ; and
,fur ONE HUN DRED TOZ4S •of VIRGINIA Li AP TO.
BACcO, to be delivered, in the space of a Month, into his
Majesty's I'ictuallfng..stores at the ports, and in the pro-
portions under-menti°ned,• viz.:—
Deptford lOO Tuns
Portsmouth ..... 4--
Plymouth.

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act as circumstances may require. • • •
Rom ANOTHER LETTER.—The MonareW harp
agreed to remain together till this new war shall
he ended. The grand head-quarters remain here
till the war-shall really begin, when they will be
removed to Frankfort on the Maine, .when the
Congress will also finish its sittings. Positive oh-
ders have• been sent to-day to convey Jerome
tuonaparte'to Ninth.
The Prince of Conde is expected. here ; lie•is
known to have passed through Frankfort' on .the
16th.

The Duke of Wellington set off to-day for Bros,.
sets, to take the com►nand of the nu►►►; roes army
there. As this celebrated. Corur.►a►►der is Well,
acquainted with the great men in France, and en-
joyi in it-high degree the confidence of Louis 18th,
it• is expected,. with good reason, that under the
present circumstances his presence will b of the
utmost importance.

LETTER FROM FRASKFORT, MARCII 21.—1 t
Is
afiirmed to-day, upon authority which, it is said,
may be depended upon, that King Joachim has,
under the, • present circumstances, offered. his
whole army to the Emperor of Austria, with the
addition that he is ready to place it under the
command of -any Austrian General his Imperial
Majesty shall propose.
Letters from NapleS of the Ist, Leghorn of
the Gth, Genoa of the Bth, and Milan of the
12th,. state thht all is tranquil in Italy it was
also supposed that the misunderstanding between.
the King of Napies and the Pope would be very
shortly adjusted. The little Napoleon has rooms
in the Palace between the Emperor and the Crown!
Prince. General Nugent is gone on an important'
mission to Italy.

BERLIN,.MARCH 21.—At the same time, with
tilt), important Dech'ration issued at Vienna on
the 13th, the Allied Powers took the resolution to
make rapid and energetic preparations for the
possible event- of a new, war. The divisions of
troops.‘vhich recently ,came hither tram the banks
of the Rhine, are immediately to return ; and
numerous detachments • of Prussian troops will at
the, sante time repair to the sante quarter front
Westphalia.. The King has conferred by a Cabi-
,.net letter, the chief command ot the army on Field
Marshal Prince Von Blucher Waldstadt.
At the saute time, the Emperor of Russia has.
stinntioned 'again towards the Rhine the greater
part of his troops now stationed in Poland. The
head-quarters will .have entered Breslau by the
28th.

Of the Prussian troops returning to the Rhine,
two companies ebtei;ed this capitaLyesterday, and
will to-morrow'resunle their march.
HANovga,:M9RCH The troops, generally,
in this. country have received orders' to marcii.
This morning the Hussar regiments of time Duke
of Cwbberland and of the Prince Regent broke
up on their march. It is understood that the
stroops Will assemble in the neighbourhood of
o,uahtirgh, and there await further orders. Lieu-
teaant-General Deeken trill command the Hano-
verian corps. The Hessian and I3runswick troops
drealso in readiness to.wareb. .

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.HANKS OF THE MAINE, MANCII 19.—A
temberg corps has_ been ordered to the
fruntiers:

. «'e learn from Switzerland, that by a resoln-
it)ll, of the Diet, 15,000 Swiss troops' Bare been