The Sun.
London, England, 1815-03-25 00:00:00

LOCK AND SURGICAL DISPENSARY.

His Royal Highness the DEJ.KI2. of YORK, President, and
the following Committee of Governors .
Earl of ligremont Col. Jones, PA. P.
E I arl of Leitrim - • Jahn Latouche, Esq. M.P.

Rt. Hit. K. B. Sheridan, M. I'.
Hon. Cul..l.Barry,

Col. Clements, Si. P.
Capt. J. flay.

.
SURGEON,
Mr. Kiernan, Member of the Royal ColkT,e, London.
rriHE above ESTABLISHMENT iloites the
Safety of a PUBLIC INSTITUTIOM, with a Delicacy,
Honour, and Secrecy, that belongs to Private Practice, and,
added to its high Patronage, it is conducted by such Prefe.;,
simial Shill and extensive Practice, that the worst Cases of
Disease, as Stiactures, Debility, Ulcerations, &c. however
inveteiate or of long standing, experience a complete Cure.
as well as that Derangement of the Generative Organs,
which inipairs the Constitution and shortens Life.
Mr. Kernan may be consulted by Patients of both sexes,
at his private. house, No. 21, Lowel. Charlotte-street, Bed-
ford-Rtate, where the necessary Advice and Mediciii,:s will
be given, or sent to any part of the United Kingdom.
Just published, price Ss. Practical Observations on the
above Diseases ; sold by Sherwood and Co. 20, Paternoster-
row, and by H. Highley, No. 24, Fleetstreet. •

HOOPING-COUGH CURED. WITHOUT INWARD ME-
ROCHE'S ROYAL EMBROCATION.

MAN YThousands of Children are cured an-
nually he this Remedy. On the first attack, an
locciiate application of ROCHE'S EMBROCATION will pre-
vent the complaint taking. any hold of the constitution, and a
few times may completely Core. Ii the mo:4 obstinate cases
perseverance will produce the desired effect; and no remedy
can be io well calculated for children as this, for it requires
no medicine to ne inwardly.
In confine!) Conslis this Medicine is equally elEcacions and
may he relied on fur Men, Women, and Children, as safe and
eitrettla!,

- In no case can this r4edicinl In genuine, unless signed on
the wraiyer bi .3. Rocha, and every stamp the name of
Edwards, sa, St. Paul's Church-yard. (who is the only IVliole-
s4ale Vender), engraved thercoa, Price 4s. and. 11. is. per
Wes

The escape of BuoNAi,Aar? from Etba Rill ne•
cessarily become matter of serious and stiiet ins
vestigation, which is now rendered ihe more ne-
cessary, not only by the lamentable and: nniooked.
for success of this ast:wishing- Adventurer's
enterprize—but by the injurious statemen,s sent
-abroad, the refutation of %tide') is. imiisiwnsAfe
to the cliaractk rs of parties concerned, and par-
ticularlY that of the British Government.—
It has been stated in the political circles as
a fact, emanating from very high authority,, that
behire the departure of the bUke,of WELLINGTON
from I'aris for Vienna, a ,representation
made by the French Government, through his
Grace, to tie British Cabinet, intimating cer-
tain suspicious cireninstances in BUONAPARTE'S
conduct, and requiring a squadron of Bri6sb
frigates, as a further safeguard against ljisescaPe,
and to prevent the execution of any, dangerous
designs that Le may have in,contemplatio'n.
this requisition, an answer was, we are told, re-
turned in the negative, on the ground that the
French Government had sh;ps of its own, and that
it was unreasonable to place the charge and ex pence
on the British nation under such circumstances.
Another, and nine's stronger idea, very Fevalent on
the Continent, according to accounts. from other
quarters, is, that the English were purposely de,
ficient in vigilance, or even 'favoured the escape,
in the view of renewing the war, and regaining
the exclusive commerce enjoyed by this country
during the recei?t contest. Nothing can be more
false than this impression but it is an additional
reason for investigation and explanation. No de-
ficiency, 'we are assured,. will be found either on
the part of the British Government or Colonel
CAMPBELL, who fully conformed to_ his instruc-
tions.----(Morning Post.)

CURIOUS HAND-BILL, PUBLISHED AT
BRUSSELS.

"IN THE WAUX-HALL IN THE PARK.

" EXTRAORDINARY AND MATCHLESS ExPERIMENTS.
•" Mr. J. WERY shall have the honour of in-
trodUcing to the Public, Miss RoGGER, a
,native
of America, twenty-tive of age, endowed with a
rare beauty, who has opened in this town a sub-
scripion which has been just established as far
as the number of 150 all persons of note ; she
shall have the honour of exhibiting hers wonderful.
expel. ences.

" On Tuesday the 4th of October, 1814, as it has

never been acted.

" This American creature who has had the ho-
nour of performing her utilicar,l of experiments
in the presence of the faculties of Puis.c in Paris,
Montpellier, Marseille, Bordeaux, etc ic the same
who entered an oetn heated to .11) degrees holding
in her hands a leg of mutton and eggs and did not
go out but when the leg and eggs were entirely
baked.

" 1. She shall perform an englich dancing upon
several red hot non bars, without feeling the least
sensation i❑ her feet which even shall be cold.
2. She shall walse holding in her mouth a
red-hot iron bar two feet and a halt long dur►ng
fifteen or twenty minutes and make it glide along
her lace as a shaver does ,his rasor.

" 3. She shall wash her arms into aquafortis of
70 degrees, and it shall not appears on them any
black or yellow spots.
‘" 4. She shall lick up some red-hot iron bars.
" 5. She shall equally let a red hot it on bar
pass ot► her bare legs and arms without feeling the
lightest sensation.

" 6. She shall walk holding in her bands a red-
hot iron bar as 'a cane.

• " 7. She shall rub her arms with an inflamable
phosphorus and then, with a rest-hot fire shovel
from which the spectators shall sec come out
sparkles with the greatest astonishment.

" B._She wash her hawk and feet into
eighteen or twenty pounds of inched lead and put
a part of it into her mouth with her hands.
".9. She shall- place her face above the most
burning flames and shall not feel any inconvenieocy
by them.
Mr. J.WERV dares presume that Miss ft OGGER
by her wish of pleasing will ingross the inquisi-
tive people's admiration, who selll honor her with
their presence as she has don.e in the other towns
she has gone through, in short she has - received
in every place where she stopped, the most satis-
factory certificates-.
" :there shall be a good music and the whole
well prepared.
" The price of the coining in is of 3 francs.
The performance shall begin at 7 and finish
at 9 o'clock.

" Miss ROGGER shall act only a single per-
formance.

One may be furnished with tickets at the
above mentioned place."

• Mr. Cocavax, of Conduit-street, has nearly
ready for publication the following very interest-
ing works ;—" Henri le Grand," by Aladame DE
6ENtis, the appearance of which was suppressed
during the ascendancy of BUoNAPART. 2. " Me-
',will-, of 'Lady Hamilton,'' drawn, from au,.
tbentic sources, and comprising anecdotes of va-
rious distinguished personages, among whom are
the late Lord and present Earl NELSON, the Earl.
of Bets Tor., the Duke or QURENsBERIY., &c•
3.A"` Supplement to the 'Memoirs of the Life,
Writings, Discourses, and Professional Works of
Sir JosnuA REYNOLDS," by .."AuFs NormicoTE,
Esq. containing Anecdotes of JOHNSON, BURKE,
oAitarcx,.&e. &c. and valuable extracts fruin the
aannscripts' of Sir ..JOSHUA, 4c. &c. •