The Sun.
London, England, 1815-11-06 00:00:00

SUPERIOR ADVICE.

HEN Professional •Altri eminent for skill
and experience, offer their aftice, and exert their
abilities, for the cure of. a few -reigning. Oiseases. they rise sw
perior to that prejudice which is so Ju.st/y excited
.against the
advertisements of then, ignorant of thefirst principles, and '
uneducated in the practice of physic. Messrs. ct7l.lJi.lE and
• • .
Co. `tirgeons, by..-every prirde-ge to prac-
tice, arm] by the uniform success which their mode of treat-
ment for V,Mci cal Complaints has_ hitherto'teen attended,
coni with the same assiduity trr nir-ct-thtir.steitles-tif the
cure of every species of thatbaneful poisfin, fir; ivell as the re-
moval of th 0.40 distressitig—debilities afiahictielencies which
prevent or embitter the nntrimonal state. In the catalogue
of human infirmities there aro-nt,e -pultbetinrt lwrirt;tho-se
we the unavoidable consequences •of air indulgence in
a certain destroctive Jtabif, _Tile uulJappy sutiercr-,6113
Oyer Iris misfortunes, ashamed to seek relief, .until he is re-
dlerd to such a State of .misnry as to render life Oppressive.
To such persons it will,be,a coasolirug reflection-to know that
theyt.may now, by a pew and remedy, he restored
to tio-fe former constitutional Strength and. ri.4stiri CV:eaki
relast7a, awl debilitated klbits; proceeding either frOin an
excess of coajngal 'Paid i,liciC pleasure, or •fro4ll 4 iii,nl; resi-
dence in hot climates, hardOinkbre, the injudicious use of
literary, &c. are speedily restored- to health and strength.

It !Mist be a gelfevident• proposition, that where the ag-
'gregate of iutt'fieettil eaf:acity is directed to the 'treatment
and cure
,of 'a fey peculiar.. complyintS,- there tttust7be the
greater cert,:infr of success; and as a proof of this position
their method o'f care is Ss particularly expeditious, as well
as safe, and so' evidently superior to the common practice,
thAt in some slight cases of infection a peifect restoration is
completed iu thF,,short periiid of three days; amd in those of
the utmost inveteracy, wk."..re other practitioners have failed,
a proper perseverance in their plait of At-raiment ensures to
the patient a safe, well-grounded, and lasting re-establish-
ment. By an,:eirrly appliritioit; rhoiiatient will "escape thi
danger and expence of a tedious attendance upon the Icss. ex-
perienced practitioner. In the most 'Obstinate and compli-
cated cases of 'yowl s:11 infection, such as obstru.tions in the
urethra, spinigy es,a•escences, hard toMours, callous ulcers-
eruptions;. seminal 'wealoies-s,- glects, as also SiTIIII.:TURE,
whether recent or of long duration, and which have battled
the skill of other practitiOners, are, by their present improved
plap .4 treatment',
.effectually and erinaisentlys cured,.with-
out the patient suilering the ewrttelat Mg pain and alarming
hemorrhage.whiLlt frequently follows • the application of the
lunar 'caustic. In the course of 20 years extensive practice in
thisinetropnliS,' taumerOils eases of strictares.have beets and
are daily under their, care, the total eradlcation of which is
eifeCt•W be as. certain, and expeditious Mode of practice,
superior to any other yet adopted. The Weakness, relaxa-
tion, and debility proceeding from this 'complaint, is weedily
removed, and the, patient- restott'd to somid and vigorous
health. But where tie debility has for years existed, a pro-
Ter. perseveratice in their restorative remedies, after the
strict ore has been destroyed, is indispensably reciuisite to
revive the sluiubering starks of life, and to re-animate the
constitution. .

Several Noblemen and Gentlemen &f the first respectabi-
lity have been under the carte of Messr. Currie and Co. for
the reniorl of complaints of the Urethra; Strictures, &c.;
and having received a radical and permanent cure, request
that references may. be mask to eiem, as satisfactory evidences
of the decisive superiority of Messrs. Carrie and Co.'s plan
of treatment. Many of these Gentlemen have had Strictures
front in to -20 years, .and under the care of Messrs.
Horny, ticavi:.ides, rctd Otilit6rSargeUil4 of equal eminence,
who ,atempted the rune' by the applicatiou of the lunar
caustic, Without sutecess.

Mit.ssrs.Y;tirrie and Co: -may he consulted by either Sex,
the greatest delicacy.' seurrey,—and honour, at their
hoose, No. 107, I iatton-garden4.
yatitnts the Country are requested to state the particu-
lars of their ease, age, anti general habit of living, &c.
itrelosing a remittance for ativiee and medicluts, when. the
saoie Will he given or writ to airy part of the kingdom. To
ensure that secrecy so essential to tkieir undertaking, the
postage of letters may be added to theaccount for medicinet't
ptiOunc, l ,30.-:--107
.

in any part dr Italy.
.- „ .
Getko;4l 'IT4I • who was airestet) in the .dew
partnrent of the Alsne, anti hrottglit•to Par Lr.,,,
licen 'sent to Cosne in the N:ek:re, there to retnaiti:
till the Cit,trubv.-r,•'itive:.<ieciiied' on -the fate- of
those,— contpeeitended iii the Ord:mai:Cc of the
24th Of July'"? •
NoV.. is.s.aiti,.that the Court oil
France, from motives of econOtorwill for soint.
. .
`time have Militsters only f a 'second rate at the
, •
tliffe'retit foreio

Two great trials are at • last •abont to fix thei
public attention. The trial of-. Marshal
commence on Sattudily mr..MOnifay next, in the
s.
1-.1a11..0f the
.Court of Assizes. The •Marslial wid
be tried by.-a eofft't,mar-tial, having Marshal
lias-
s;na for Pi.esident. The other trial is t4tof
tonnt.Lavallete, ex-director of the posts, and
Will .conuilece in the same hall, on •the 16th
The Fiti;i Piesideht •Seghier wiil liitnelf preside
~in Court-. The Advocate-Genera[ !limn will,9peii

:the Proceeding's. • •
It is said, that the Pr'itlce Rogent Las niade is •
: .
pres'ent to" his Allit,esty, Louis XVIII., of a regi-
ment of Scottish infantry.—(Gtizette. cre France.)
The King .of Naples, in acknowledgment of
the services.renderetl 'to his Crown at the Con-
gress of Vienna, by Priisce Talleyrarid, has pre-
sented hiM with a dock-y, which Prince Talley-'
rand., 'with the permiision 6f. tLe King, has ac—
ceptcd.
The Journiztdees bcbdts.contradiets, at fro.tn sin-
Thority, the report that the• Gland Duke of Baden..
intendedi. to phice Ciivps,of his frinps in the pay
of 1:;-iigland,:siitil'irdr- to tie serif Thor •
blood of his people; it is added, is too precious to,
t4•Grand Duke, to bectime the subject of such a
-degrading •
The. Duke of Be'rry is slightly indispotcd. Nis
Royal Flightiest has not for, some days quitted his
apartments. •
The NlinistCrs of the Foreign Powers, who in a
day or two will sign the Definitive. Convention
with France, will set off next week. Prince Met-
terniCh alone will'remain h6-e. some tinie longer.
Prince Hardenherg' and liarcM Huniboldt will pro,-
ceed to Frankfort, to be present, on the lit or
December, at the i)Pening- of ihe'Germanie Diet.
Coiint G01;t... will .continue to reside here as Arn-
ba4sadr from. Prussia, till the return ut Baron
IbutibUldt to Paris. M. Justus (.3ruUtr sgts

directly for Dresden, wfuerc he is appuiuted Am,
bas.sador for Proqia.

It lips been said for some days past, that the
marriage of the- Pyit.Ce Royal of Wnrtemberg to
t 1 e Grand Du-chess of,OldenhOrgh will not take
place.
The following .re the names of nine Colonels
of Departmental Legions

LOwer Alps, the Marquis de Crilion ; Aisno, M. ie
Sa-
porta; f;oles-du-Nurd,'Nl.Dobries de Sonbriant; Drotle, the
Count de ()Ilabrillant ; Dorbs, the Count de Grimaldi ; Loire,
M. Moreau ; Maine and Loire, the Marquis de elven; Mot-
M. Joseph Cadoudal.

There are only 14 more Colonel; to be ap-
pointed.
The Duke d'Anonlerne arrived at Valence on
the 24th, and at Avignon on the 25th. At both
these places he was received With every demon--
stratiOn Of respect and attachment.

CHAYBER OF PEERS.—SITTING \OP Tilt 47Trc OCT.,

The anbject of discussion was the plan of law
for the 4etention of persons charged with. State
vireos 3.

.;11st article it was proposed, by way of
amendment, that the duration of the detgntion4
authorised by the law, should be confined to
two" months. •

This amendMent trlis got rid of by the previous
question, which ivas carried by a majority of 11 1
Peel Sto 53. - •

Several other amendments were disposed of in
a similar way and finally the plan of low, as 9.
whole, obtained 128 votes out of 165, the whole
n►tin of Peers that voted.

The Chamber next proceeded to receive the re-
port of the Special Conimittee charged with the
examination of the plan of law relative to a near
organisation of the Court of Accounts.
M. Deseze, one of the members, deliVered the
report of the Committee: In the abstract of this
report, we remark the following passage :--"'Tite
objection made to Art. 7 of the law, as containing.
a quotation from an,ord ordinance of our Kings,
afforded the reporter an opportunity of observing,
that notwith'sinnding the intercalation 'of those
ephemeral Governments, which sprung.up,amidst
ou'r pOlitiaal tempests, the French Monarchy kid
Dever ceased i and that it is a maxim of the realm.

f7rnilfly aleroi.rwed, have ceased to exi9t.'4
. 'fbe Assembly orderLd the p,rintiffie.' anti ilistri-
imtion w the Itei:ont; and the discussion on it with
fixell for this Tuestlay following. ,- -

- • We are assured, that the bureaux oldie Chnm-
,, her Of Deputies were yeiterday unanimous in
the I,lan of rave relative to, the
_depart-
, }newel mpaiiies of reserve, ~; . .• •:
The statement it) the Journals, that the cannon
rtlaced,o,l the left hank of the ~Seine, in front-of
Pout Notre Dame has been withdrawn, is un-
boucle:. : it is s iil there.
On the '24th of 'October, by orders-from Lieut.
Gerie6il Coma Iticard, the articles with the fin-
myi,-1 math, found d: posited in the military ma-
' g7iiii.les of Tolonse, were burlit amidst the Reda-
--twtions o`. an immense multitude, whom the-spec-
' tacielomi di awn together.
OcT. 27.—The follawing,• is an
;00 :Cruet of a letter froth Montauban •
Our town was on Sunday, the 22d,,t4e theatre
•of a frightful scene. Some • Siibalterti officers,
partly belonging to a squadron of the lancers of
the -ex-guard, who arriVed the. preeeediag even-
ing, and partly consiving of four lancers whose
depot is at this place, dined together.at the tavern
Lion d'Or, and opposite to which was a ball-room,
into which persons are admitted by paying. About
wren o'clock, these soldiers wished to enter the
room, And refused to pay. They ill-treated the
iiorter, and forced the doors. Who they reached
ttic rootn, they could not obtain the hand of
any female : and at the•moment when the music
snuck up the air of Henry
.the 4th, they ap.
peared offended at it, and insulted the bust of the
Icing, placed ni one of the extremities of the room.
The yeuing titien of the company answered this at-
tack, and an encounter ensued : —there was a
great di•turbance. The g eneiale was beaten, and
in an instant the. young. men of the town were in
arms an the.spot. 'flue military aggressors, driven
tram the ball, took refuge in.tbe Lion: d'Or., bar-
riettdoed the gate, and inolted •the eitileus
tWriallgh the casements. The town,
~lia(lc been
suotangostsly illuminated by the
. .hdiabitants : a
firaholintkstpletry from the citizens broke. :t lle'easei•
Int;iiti'st)it,•the tavern : four of the besieged alders
tvllt ventured to come out, paid for their impru-
dence by•their life. The care and exhortation df
the Prefect awl of the General at length-produced
tranquillity : the tuverti was opened, and twenty
of those rebels were arrested. We had seven men
slightly tvomided, emong whom was a park hut-
s eittt", Who was at the Lion d'Or, and who would
lotie perished but for his address in
-
prfvent a general action, the Coiumanthittt
the care of the bridge which eotinfitiiii-
eati:-S"'wiiii the -suburbs,: where '-tire
lancers ti-ere lodged, a detachment of •the na-
tional guard, who had 'two pieces charged with
case shot;

At two o'clock in the morning, the lancers
(pitted the town by order of the General, and at
day-break, tranquillity was perfectly restored.—
But judge what were our alarms when the action
commenced I—(3lcmurial of Bourdeaux.)
4IARsEILLE.S, OcT. 17.
XXTkACT OF A LET TER SENT OFFICIALLY TO
GEN. DELAUNA Y.
Murat embarked on the night of the 28th of
-Sepecniber, with 200 armed men and 30 officers,
in six gondolas, with provisions for eight days.
In the night hetwen the-30th and'lst October, a
violent tempest separated. the six vessels. On thu
4th, was seen on the coast of Sorrentinn, a vessel,
which was though; to belong to thc Barbary cor-
sairs, and which appeared to be looking after or
expecting other ve!,sels.

On the 5,h, a sk:nal ivas madeof another in
the guild' of ;Menlo; and afterwards twp'Titore
vessels„ were seen w•join the preceding, ~,,iggreit
tlierq7ke4 with Geaeral.Francesehetti„,.a,Colo—
nu almnt fifty armed men, at 1-97.4p,..41.1 the
Coast ot,calabria, not far froth Monte-I.44ei,and
'about As i agtws from Naples.
Ele left forty men 'And sonic officers in the two
'other
,viessels, ,ot tiering them to coast along Ca-
labria.

'S6aVeely had he disembarked, when he marched
:to the na:lrket-place, collected .the people anti or-
da!red them to cry out Live Kilg Joachim. ! Telling
thew that he 'vas the King; and that Ile was come
to take posses'sion of his States.
'There ,‘'erti no troops in dais quarter : therdiv.as
(61-''Unoertainty, but .the apt!,
other bKii'e iucn of ibe neighbourihk places;
iug leartA.W the 'landing of Murat, toOk antis ankl,
waffle to attack him. •

A'ter a long .and obstinate.resistAnce, the party
of Murat was detated : he himself was taken,
put 'in lions, and 'carried before General Mun-
the Comucander -of Calabria.

;It the departure of the courier, the most Corn-
pirte trantpiiiit)i reigned in this province. On
the lOth, a division of Neapolitan armed vessels
took Pile tither two vessels on the coast. The.
musrets gondokS', as well as the ofitcers,
Enid, -that °Mutat had told them at Ajaccio, that
lie wished to go to Tunis but having arrived at
Cie height of Cape (Eadonatti, he ordered them to
sad towards Calabria.

At the Col4sidate of the Two SiCilies, at Leg-
borii, Oct. 18.

Doctor GASPER° DISPERATI, Vice-Consul.
(A true Copy) Sigurd DEJ..,AUNAY. •

AVIGNON. Ocr. Highness the-:'
i)uke trAnao.siteme arrived within our walls yes=i
:crday 'evening, rieceded, ateompanied,
Jokved by a,u-immense -crinvd, who made the, air
resound, with cries of " Live the King !” "'Live
ti,e &unbolts !" " Live the-Duke d'Angonleine 1.7
jUs Royal flig;niess descended at the Hotel of
Preivelnre. wlrei'e lie reeeived the 'visit of the
A utlioriiits .botioure.d the Theatre with his
kod deported this morning for Mar.

OcT, capital enjoys great
trainjullity,
,The departure of goat:" personages,
Hod the removal of the individuals who were lately .
'sren be•iegin4ithe avenues of the palac;', e 5 clitt
sensation. The reports- of an approaciling!as,
settin;age of tip Cort-es are Without Innucl4ii,omS
nings remain,son the chi footing : the King.he,•:,
stows all his cares on the public adatinktratiotl3

of FI'AIICC, tha 0.10• SC 13'sys ;id

the :\ihlistcr,. of War a'nA tiiin4e are the futst
occupied. Our, Gazettii ir.ccssautly
very detiile4 ordin'anices, is iiirh tthitoUirce. the
greatest activity in.the'se . ,

(Fri neseertV7-)
An 'Order has been sent to Strasbourg
the troop of the legions of the LowelMibie, and
to send then' to their respective homes for two or
three months.

Thirty thoi►xand Russians are cantoned in, the
Ilepartnient of the Menge.

The llelgian Papers state;- that the Puke .or
weiiiiiguni will fix his Imad-quarter's
.at Brussels.
Aire are not so well informed,

FLANDERS MAIL.

[RECEIVED THIS .11IORNING.J

VIENNA, OCT. 21.—1 t is not yet deci4d vrbe7
ther the troops that are returning from France
shall go into their respective garrisons, or
whe-
ther they shall form'a cordon along_ the frontiers
of I-Inngary.
MILAN, OCT. 18.-L-We learn horn Rome that
the bands.of robbers who infest the frontiers of
the kingdom of Naples, are partly: composed of
former soldiers of- Murat.: nobody'can go fro►n
Rome to Naplei without danger.

Mu
Nicur, Ocr. 23.'1—Letters from - our army'
in France announce, that it is- all in• motion
to return home, and that.everyhody is fcjoic'e'd at
the prospect of quitting a country %Illicit the rage
of re-actions will soon tear,in pieces. Even our
hospitals are evacuated.
LAUSANNIC; OCT. 24.—'The elJest son of Louis
Buonaparte arrived here on the 20th, front Aix, in
Savoy, with Baron Lind:, ln intendant, :IA three
servants, with a little SaVOyelld, to.", 0111 be has
taken a liking. Ile set out the same day to„join
his father at Rome.. Madame Louis Buonaparte
is still at Aix. The ease with Which she now parts:
with her son, confirms the reports, that have,hten
circulated since the 20th of March, thet all, the,
tenderness of the Father and Mother, the law-suit
to reclaim the children, and the continual comings

and. goings of the agents 01 Louis. Buonaparte,
‘vcre nothing but a stratagem to direct- the con-
spiracy which was to bring his brother back to
France.

TO-MORROW, ALL 'THE THREE • PRIZES of .bO,OOO,
AND THE FOUR PRAZES ,C.2o,okita,. IN GOVERN-
MENT STOCK, MIY BE DRAWN, AND THE VALLIti
REc ravED IN MONEY ON DEMAND.

•
re.** Many favours from Correspoollents, and other Articles,

are unavoidably postpontd.

"
MAILSi. . .
AitRIVEn-.-2. France, I }butlers,. :.‘ Dublin, 1 Waterford.
Doe--1 Lisbon, I Holland, I'Gottenburgh, 1 Hambnizh,
I Guernsey and Jersey. . -

holiday at the Bauh, ExchNiner, Est India and South
Sea Houses.

Stiomt —Avernge Price of Brown or Moscovado Sugar,
cfnuputed from the Returns made in the week ending the Ist
day of Nonewber, 181.5, is 575. 3d. per cwt..

HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE TO-M•ORROA%
Morning, 55 minutes-after 5. J Evening, 19 minutes after 6:

/111 E SUJN.

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