The Sun.
London, England, 1840-07-17 00:00:00

TO B. DISRAELI, ESQ, M.P.

SIR.— I am sure you will allow me to correct some (un_tyno
titheiva"t de-
sertsil
shiNp.,ol.:nd stated.i,o ti s thatequ(‘lnthi
doubbllly unintentional) mis-stantint.entls in your speech on
Colonel Sihthorp's motion.
t 0 havet}le
Fcrheanregh. da
nthd ',Getz:-
p,s3age to Egypt in a Queen's
yvioatruht flOt
perses of my voyage. You have been misinformed. I
had no Queen's ship to convey
pma:nsnrg,re;.utieutst . went and returned by
Is'ul nr:
~. .
yeoufrscpyrr7,ottceads thmantmt.he elnsbteogf
ttoravaC9
GOVernolent tillt,WariCe by no means covered the expenses
el s journey through a country covered with quarantines,
in consequence of the presence 41 the plague, where a
civil
war was :.aging, and all elrnrnunications diffi,•ult. and dan-
gpeorrYntouu:).nsalit tsiratn IRlf,viartuclitPui:v,d, ftrhoemMa6nfcilltial i aCtiapPPer9in.od'icral.:
I was not crane=, that it had ever been printed in It.ily till
my report was reprinted there. The Marquis gave it to
me in manuscript, at my reque4,-and as a resume of our•
many eonversttions on the subject. •
Ido not complain of any unfavuueable criticism with
to our statistical and
Ytiu repr,:sent them
Kaye had, however, the diff ,
saris-
faction of receiving fir •-t
_e,O,t leslimraty from the rulers
; R translation of that
acwsolimoi cfilis(rn,yroc,ixal
Inv: a.nlynoewh:Landnogduerams
adding
Iddhi reports,ng ii t t 1 e
and bight st authorities of_ th courrres to which my re-
ports re'er. That on Italy(ts I mentioned)has been pub-
German, ati Zuricht
fished at Florence, in Italian; that on Switzerland has
Lest"
on the Prl)s4ian
:111 bit) r note
announced as about to
appear at Berlin and honour
been printed in
P I have the to be, Sir,
Your obedient Servant.
• JOHN BOWRING.
1, Queen-square West, July 15, 1840.

Just pnbli,hed, in royal I Sete., cloth, price :li. ; and sent in
Town or C:ountry free, by post. :is. 6d.,
31 ANI1001): the CAUSES of its PRE-
NI ATURE DECLINE. with Plain Directions for
ITS PERFECT REST( )tt A TION i addressed to the, suf..
frig fta,m the destructive effeet of Exeessive Indulgence,
Solitary llabits, or Infection ; followed by Obser ations on the
TRE,i TIIENT of SYPIII,IS, GONORRIICEA. GLEET,
&c. Illustrated with CH,PS. Ike.
By .1. L. CUBIT': and COMPANY,
Censultine Surgeons London.
?Üblialted by the Authors, :nil sold by Balliete. Aletlieril
'Bookseller, 219, Regent-street ; 011ivier, A Pall /.41a11;
S,rarge, 21, Paternoster-row ; Pattie, 4. Brydges-street,
Strand; 111nebeh and Co., St D'Olier-strcet. Dublin t Duncan
114. nigh-street, Edinburgh ; and to be had ofall Booksellers
The Wok which is now presented to the public is the re,ult
of very extemled experience in a Clast of diseaSes arid effee-
h..t.s, wi-...eh fke some unaccountable reason have been either
altogether overlooked. or treated with apathy, and almost in-
eiff-renee. by toe i Binary practitii.ner. To enter into the
&tails of these affections, to point nut their causes, and to
mark the tt'itifild ernsi>quenees, social, moral, and physical,
Which are sure to follow from indulgence, in certain habit,,
would be entirely out of place in an advertisement. We have
no hesitation, however, in saying that there is no member of
society, by whom the book will nut he foetid interesting, whe-
c 0
rn
rn i
t,tNee,,
o:th ..t%,ii:::::t.g:ecbmi::e,fin,i,ituanht(aitythion g
ther we consider such person to hold the relation of a PA-
RENT. a PRECEP I OR, or a CLERGY:MA \'•
The PARENT, who beholds his beloved child pining away,
and fast approaching to a premature grave, in consequence 01
some disease, which for want of a careful investigation. of its
real cause, has been set down to the score of consumption, ' ingham in entember, are proceeding
with
to be held at Thrm 1
will, on perusing Ibis work be astonished to find that in nine- \Ve understand the •
tenths of the cases of yout•g persons of both sexes, who perish very great activity.
hdly of the finest perfiinstrumental band is
of what is eaVed pulmonary consumption, heart disease, tapes, irmers in the king-
comptise vocal tal.'nt
Preprations for the als,Proactiing Musical Pesti-
t i consist almost
&e., the sole and exclusive origin has been the itateiaence in availed themselves
of the great increase o
names of
. e•pre-ent time exists ;
certain destructive habits, practised by youth much more fee- hear also that when the nal
dom. the
01 t',.. performers already en.
quently than is at all suspected
The PREcEpT,)R, also, who holds temporataix, at least gaged are announced i
sparse
radar
titan on f,
the relati in and • esponsibility of a parent, will, by perusing this of "a
still higher chiatr.:. under the patrO:irmer occasions, The
work. be directed, and very much assisted in investigating and meeting is to take 1
t't‘ 'Prince Albeit. age' of the Queen, the
detecting the to often concealed practice' so often introduced Queen Dowager, ala
rED TO TIT R
into schools, wher• by 'he health and ullin,..tely the lives of his PoSTACE REDU- EE FARTHINGS.
r now to be h.
pupils are sire to be enmprnmised, unless t!..• evil he checked —'Ch' postage Dice_ art, ad for 9,1. per dozen.
o 1
in proper time. tie will here find a clue to guide him through This has been effected by the novel vie plan adopted by some of
the intricate nines of this moral labyrinth. and a standard our enrerpris lig puli'hing fi q .-e
le's' of using' the some of
whereby to :judge. wben delicacy a health should appear to penny covers as a mediumi wt.:lo.s Ong general adverti,ements,
of pnb ;ea 1
tns c••nnected with the trade.
:meek any if his young charges, what the rea:" Pause of such as well as le tires
attack may be, and thus he will be enabled to cheek the evil in The profit on the erteerneti s. together with the advantage
publicity to the books is-ued by the publisher,
its incipient state. of an :nereased
The CLERGYNI AN, in whose sacred charact r, is at once afteal an adequate coinren,•tien to the vender. In this way,
concentrated the twofold relation ef parent and instructor, will the public are gainers to the extent of 2
5 per cent. on the
here be directed as to the nature of those habits, to which Government price ot the stamps. The platy has been as yet
youth is addicted ; he will also be enabled to point. out the only „art i illy tried, but in the nt 0; its more general adopt
disastrous con.equences whiCh are sun. to follow from them, if ijoil—e a result which ste ms all but. certain -a gr: tuitous circu-
lation of the penny postage covers may reasonably be antici-
not relinqui,hed.
Messrs. CURTI and CO. are to be consulted daily at their pated as the effect of ine(rtealised competition. The penny
reitlettee." No. 7, Frith-street, Soho, from Ten t'll '1 hree, and postage scheme of Rowlsecal
iill will thus be turned into a
Five till Eight in the Evening' and Country Patients are re- universal flee 1,0054 e 1 , et onic.z Mercury.
possible in the detail of their • Steam Navicratto .
quested to be as minute as . Lases, The General ,-, II Company a packet
t t Stranacl:, from Rottel.A,
....,,as to the duration of the complain ~nnir..fsymptoms, age, ge.
the Giraffe,R• ---ra, Arrived off the Cus-
neral habits of living, and occupation t 1a of the patty ; ~,.
""
tom-heuse • terdav,
)CS • at °AO O'clock, p.m after
~ a favourable
be accompanied by the 'c usrial Consults-
communication talus' 1 passano.
oaken
Fee ," without wh'ai no notice whatever can be ..•,' a . Company% at
eari
nntnerp - --earn-ship Antwerp,
taken of their applic-tion ; • 61.4 i ie all CASCS, the most itivicia,bie ,frveaheroveiterdav
!Caption Jackson, - . . 140ruitrY, 11 aDe o,loog,
Aamvey may be relied on. ,_a
Nda. .fievea*Wie. tgailalle•Witvg.Q. I. law. apmeage.a..cay.l9ll4.