The Sun.
London, England, 1815-09-25 00:00:00

ESTABLISHED FIFTEEN YEARS.

THE PUBLIC are respectfully invited to an
inspection of the eery large and cheap Stock of FAISH
SHIRTING and SHEETING CLOTHS," now on Sale at
No. 4, .the South side of Bloonishory-square. The Co,aPany,
from the nature of their Establishments here and in Ireland,
oiler to the Community the above Articles much cheaper and
better than they can be procured through any other modium.
Their Linens arc bleached under their own inspection, With-
out the help of Acids; they warrant their durability and co=
lour, and engage to return the Money should a fault appear:
Country Orders faithfully attended to.—Agents : John Dono-
van, No. 4. liloontsbury-square, London ; Samuel I'. Lee, tOi
Stephen-street, •
.Good dills on Ireland, and Bank of Ireland Notes, taken
in payment for Linen, or discounted.

'ILLARD'S EAST INDIA wARELIOUSES,
N 0.16, CHEAPSIDE.
THE Proprietor respectfully inform; the
Nobi-
tity, Merchants -and Families, arriving from abroad,
that a variety of splendid INDIA SHAWLS are constantly on
Sale on the first terms, together with beautiful BRITISH
INIITATIONS of ditto, both long and square. The Veil-
. Peru. Angola Teneran, &c. Les desseins en sort stipt.'rieurs
et tout a fait nouveaux. INDIA MUSLIMS 'as imported by
the Company) for Gentlemen's Cravats; curious worked and
plain ditto, for Ladies wear ; Gold end Silver ditto and Tar,
haws; Long Cloths, Anjengos, Saccaranies, &c. Fine French
Cambrics, Foreign Lice, itnd Veils. The first Faircies of
Irish Linens; of Sheetings. and of Foreign Damask Table
Linen, in whickNohlemen and Families may hate their Arms
wrought to order; Family Mourning of the'first description ;
Superfine Bombazins'.. ' Crapes, &c. The IMPERIAL PA-
TENT cLom is sold,'-atanaped, in entire cases and by the
piece, by.thc Patentee, at the Warehouses only. Curious
Abergavennv Flannels, Printed Furnitures, Moreens, &c.
Quilts and Counterpanes. Printed Muslins,Carn-
bries, and Bettillas, of unique designs,• and peculiar to the
House; with the finest iliritisb Mann factured Gords, adapted
for the French and other Foreign Markets.—:Tools by the
Piece at the astral Whole,ale Price. India Shawls exchanged
for other Goods, or the full value may be received 41 Cash for
them.
•

THE BLACKING MONOPOLY EXPLODED.
IT is now certain jive Art of manufactnring
IL- LIQUID BLACKING has reached the. ACME of
pERFEcTioN; that there's and has been a competition be-
tween certain Blacking-makers, which has given a spur to the
Invention t and we can. from actual exverience :5,1y, that
RICHARD TURNER's BLACKING MANLIFAC:FUILER, in
London-road, Southwark, has our DECIDED PREFERENCE
over any weliaec yet seers or made trial Of; and its qtialities,
we feel satisfied, arc such as none can..EXCEL, and few can
EQUAL.
TEAL JAPAN BLACKING.
Sworn at the Mansion-House, before the Right Honourable
Lord-Mayor, June 49, 1815.
RICHARD TURNER, 114, London-road, Southwark, in
the County of'Sarrey, 11l eking Manufacturer, maketh Oath
and saith, that the REAL JAPAN BL tCKING now made
and sold by hint, in his own proper Name, at his Manufac-
tory, in the London-road aforesaid, continues to he made by
the saute Worl.men Who have hitherto been employed by this
Deponent in his Business, and is of the same quality`,. in all
respects„ as that which, under the Names of GEORGE DAY
and HENRY MARTIN, has for several Years last past he en
prepared and
sold at the said Manutactory, in Sixpenny) Shil-
ling, and Eighteeupenny Bonk:..
. ,1144-26A4/
Remark.--Merchants and Shopkeepers supplied with the
above Blacking with six mouths Credit, by addressing their
Commands to the Warehouse, Where a -single Buttli; may bt
had as aSample.,
AGENTS.
. -Robinson and Stuart, Pritchard and Sons, Earley and
Long,doilma Smith and Co. William Smith, Crisp, Bristow,
Lewis, Briant, Winter, John Clarke, and Crowder, Portland-
place, Clifton, Bristol; July. Moir, Merck:Jot, Aberdeen;
Westginc-street, denkings, Cheap..si Feet., -Ferbuche,
Market-place,. and Offer, Poi.ltney-bridge, Bath Saunders-,
and Stephens,. Plymouth Duck ; Stacey.. Lxmonth ; ProWie,
Totness ; Kerslake, Exeter; C. Cox, 'fan! ; For-
ster, Bridgewater ; Brooks, Burton on-Trent ; RaWlev, New--
castle ; 'Saunders, Lutterworth; Rice, Kennilwortl, near
War wick •' Es-anc, Post-Office, Windsfore, Cheshire:. Heath-.
:cot, Macclesfield: Fitton,. Bedworth ; Smith, . G
w ran-
tha ; Dicey and SniittfSon, NorthiimptOo ; itoelit.i.
ter ; J,:tcobs,. Taal; Easton, Winchckezi ; Cully-.
ton, Devon ; Kings and stuns, Merchaots, !'.ionthampton;.
Gunner, Guildfurd ; Glover and D;rbv; and fens-.
Inrton awkSon, Worcester.

'finis Day was pablished,

In a neat thicli poct;et Volume, price 4s. or on a larger and
superior Paper, price (s.
SKE'T'CH of the DENOMINATIONS of
the CHRISTIAN WORLD. To which re prefixed, an
Outline of Atheiem,' Deism, Theophilanthropiem,
Mahometaoistn, and a Chronoloqical Table of Ecclesia;tical
History. The Thirteenth Edition, corrected• and mudh
enlarged.

By the Rev. JOHN EVANS.
London : Printed by .assignment of B. iud R. 'Crosby and
Co. for Bahi in, Cimhick, and Joy, Paternoster-row.

This bay were published, in 3ro. price 104. lid.
tE aCHES About sA ATmospriEßlc
PHENOMENA.:7IIy THOMAS FORSTER, F.L.S

,
TIIF Second Edition, greatly enlarged
Loridott for Baldwin, Craduck, and Joy, Paternos-

ter•rew,

i's* 'Phis Edition contains a series of Plates, illustrative of
M. Howard's Nomenclature of the Clouds and other Atmos-
pheric Phenomena: The want of such a Nomenclature has
rendered all descriptions of Atmospheric appearances unin-
telligible or indistinct. It is hoped therefore, that this at-
tempt to lay down some ge►ieral rules for Observers may be
found eitrentely advantageous to the Painter and Engraver.

CA'PON'S WORKS.
• This Day was pUldiShCd7
A ne* Edition, illustrated with price ss;
1. APRACTICAL TRnATISE -611 the PRn.-
VENTION and CURE of the VENEREAL DIS-
EASE in both SEXES, and it corixequences; in WhiCh a
mild and successful mode of Treatment is pointed out, 10.-
cludini• Observations on Strictures, Cutaneous Eruptions,
Imaginary Venereal Diseases, &c. Intended as a Guide
against the dangerous effects of this Intireful malady.
• fly T. M. CA'FON, 5131'00141
StanhOPC-Street Newea.,t,tc-,tre-A, Strand, and late of the
t7nited Hospitals of St. Thonia4's and Guy's.
2. A Treatise on Indigestion, hehlg an Inquiry into the
Diseases arising and connected with the Functions of the
Stomach, with genutrks on tl;e Liver, and its influence on
the Gastric Systroh. To which nee prefixed, some general
01. serrations on Sarophulotts anti Cutaneous Diseases.—
Price 3s.
_ _ _

. _
3. A Popular Treatise on the Prevention and Cute of the
diTerent Stages of Asthma and Wjnter Cough, with new and
successful- Instructions for the Preveiti ion and Treatment of
Asthmatic Fits. - Fourth edition) ftioz.3s!.
4. Practical Observo.ions nrt the natural and ac-
quired, of the GeneiatiVe Organs of both Sexes, ineitttling
the Theory of Generation, &c. Price 3s. 6(1.
5. A Practical TreatiSe ou rernaleDiSemrs, including Ob-
servations on Parturition, Lactation, anti the Disorders in-
cident to tho,e important changes. ' Price 3s. tikl.
Printed for Sherwood and Co, 40, Paternoster-row, •Lon-
don.

A few Copies unity no NV left un Sale, of
SOLOMON'S GUIDE to IIEALTET ; Three
._Sliiikings.;- bein • a Treatise oti FeatAlv. Diseases, Ner-
vous and 11ypocliOndriac Croplaints; also General Reinarlis
on those Diseases with which -the liiiman Body is most fry.
qtiently afflicted, and Iteraedies most properly adapted for
each resweetive Complaint.
Sold by Samuel Leigh, 18, Strand ; Sherwood,„ Neely, and
401ses, Paternoster-row; aad all Booksellers.

I ALL'Eliti AL DININQ:rA,
1,-,‘kiteesit,i
flll,'lrrtilitiutir)cB,
NinT ...:11.1eteAlti:gAaLtit"
and 'opon-rivu me W different Plans ; the Patent. Unproved 'Sofa
and 11:11 NI:ILIENS"le:1-1'1;rAd 161}IN),AFE'LS1:1,'':
lleds and Chair Reds; Brass-screw Furst' Poet, and T,Lnt
Red-steads, Furniture. and Ileddin4 01111,10 e i 7,..nytny,
Chairs, with several other new UP.Tuted awl I:,,TrOved articles
of furniture; &spa. general and very e:....censive assortment of
Upholstery and Cal Ane- Artiebl ;fg• ru .1 'sl ' ,r ji us . • coal-
I ii. Iln 11 . t.s
piece, ready mannfacturely where Families inay selett and
furnish a whQ!e 1 imp;,, in a fov days, avoidin4 the extrenic
1;1"3"nic"co o waiting several initlis in e,impleting. their
Etaldlish.;„cv.
S.lSt and West India Arlie?cs, Arney and :Navy, &c. &c. by
Morgan andSatalers, la and 17, Critherine—Areet, Strand, on
terms the most moderate, for prompt payment.

LETUDINA It TANS must rejoice trhett
they
.knosit that Dr. COOrER and three Snrgeoni of
thirty years ex,rwrieuce in Strictnres, Fistulas, and Dehili-
tie,s, liare; estahlis:xd a Medical Board at Charlotte
Great Charlotte-street,-- opposite Rowland Hill's Chapel,
Bla6friars'.itoad ; where th., thrblie•art cured Withont
vat ion ur conlinement. The Institution claims the attention
9f this who have attempted to Care thoncices, or rho
hare consulted illiterate Men, who,, int treatment has
ruined thous:link. the head, face, and body,
eyo., throat, mouth; itnd no.i , Uui Pin the eUrg,.glan-
dular s k
"
--ng,3 in the nevi:, ileafisqs,, tiim,ae,,..3 of sight.;
stVlctnrear, pains in the head and limbs, mistakcd
for rlieuntatis,w., 'w._-;;lime.;s in she Luce::,ahele,z,
are- .•fisipttsiti,,i which aiipe;:,; y;ars.after, and too °Rea ehillit-•
L,srs the thatrimonial state. . _ . .

Messri. at.,2 ,ooAult (1:::1y 1 all raill;sl of
peoi!le, fr,mk 'cleven till ,:i.lllt, prcei,7ll)', ;,714
Sitn:tay morNir.r.-,,, till
14'41.e. el a :}t C .1:3" tbt: czrrtvr.

They spark muck of the approaching nornipa-
tion of a Minister of, the Interior; some persons
believe that this nomination will not take place
antil after the opening of the Chartibers,.and that
the tscw Minister will be eboten from among the
Chamber of Deputies.,

It is said that the Swiss are preparing to hty
siege to the castle of :rout.
they write under the date of the 12th inst. froth
the environs of Montmed.l, that !he besiegers were
establishing before that place considerable ‘vorlis.
They heard on the evening before a very brisk,
cannonade on the 'side of Longwy.
Serjeant Dalouzi, who played the character of
a General at Strasburgh, has, it is said, been ar-
rested,

According to the intelligence from Brussels, the
bombardment of the fortress of Char!cutout was
to commence the 15th.

The Allies are more strictly blockading the for.,
tress of Thionville, and have began to establish
batteries Oti the right bank of the Mosel'e, in or-
der to bombard the place with more facility. -
They write from Alencon—,-" We see pass from
day to day, Prussian troops going to join the Gth
Corps d'Artnee, cantoned in Brittany; artillery iii
particular passes."
VIENNA, SEPT. 9.—We learn that the Porte
has ordered several. magazines to be established in
different fortresses of
.Turkey, bordering upon
Russia and Austria. The city of Sitistria, which
has acted a part so con;iderable in the war be-
tWeen-•the Russians and Turks, has become the
dept-of arms for the Ottoman Empire. Crowds
of strangers and adventurers flock to it, of all
countries and religious ; every one brings pro=
jeers, and solicits military rank. it may L
believed, that the 'forks, who adhere to their old
maxims, and never change their habits, reject
these innovations, but accept of the offered ser;-
vice. The Servians are worse treated than. ever
by the Porte ; the animosity between the two
nations is carried to its height. Already several
bloody scenes have been exhibited between the
parties.
The Emperor of Russia has ordered lists to be
made out of the tvido'A's and orphans; and of ihe
peasants, in Alsace, whose, villages have been (;e-
-stroycil by the events of the war. Routes are de-
livered to those%vho -choose to repair to Russia.
The greater part proceed to the Taurida.
Advices from Parma state, that a great Power
has commenced a negociation for the cession of
the Duchy of Placentia to the King of tiardinia,
who is to cede Spezia to tare mediating Powers.

PARIS, SEPT. 2.1 tis generally thought that
the negcciations with the Allied Powers are ter-
-minated, and that all the great difficulties are-ob:.
viated. They-speak of the articles subscribed by
Qur Government, and even the subordinate ar-
rangements y and of engagements of such a na-
ture as cannot transpire until they ate finally.

agreed iipon by all parties.
It is said that a Treaty of Commerce either has
been signed, or is on the eve of signatnrc, with
England,

it is confidently asserted that the Emperors of
Russia and of Austria will qtrilAis city on Satur-
days next, and tile King'of Prussia on the follow-

ing day.

Several changes in the Ministry are coninient'y

spoken of.

The Duke of Otranto yesterday gave in his re-
signation to thy King. Several persons are con-
jectured as likely to succeed hint, as M. M.
Angles, Bacrienne, De Case, and De Vitrolles.
It is said the Minister of War proposes ininie-
diately to resign ; his successor, they suppose,
will he tl►e Duke Dc Feltre.

1)1. laget de Baure, P-resident of the Royal
Court, will, on the-assembling of the Chambers,
lie entrusted with the Portfolio of the Interior.
Other changes are also spoken of, hut not with

apparentautheisticity.
Bing. •
The Kin of Prussia'was present the day before,
yesterday at a grand retied' between La C 173111

al A'nntrimge 3 11:000Irrbps c e very
description onitti• occasion.

Marshal° has rereived perinksion to see his
wife and e' iidren ; they spend all their evenings
at the-Coneriz cierie, and walk about the Courts
-•
trili-I.;the Marshal.
(

L6ter3 'from Toulon announce the arrival at
the tart of three vessels with the French garrison
of Lite Isle of Elha, amounting to 700 men. The
13.mirit.whe.ch they manilested on their /milling was
sltisfactory to the inhabitant 3.

POaTSCRIPT TO THP. GAZR.TTE nr nuzsicv. OF Tlie

41sT SFPTEIIBER.

A confederation of the Italian Princes is said to be on thy

The Allied troops hire resitinvd the blockade of La Fere.
Lucien liiu»tap;►rte is still in the citadel of Turin. !Awls
lives yery privately at Borne, and Jerome sojourns at Cappin-
gen until the Castle of Ellwanserraludl be ready for his re-
eept;nn.
The preparations making at the Palace of the Allied Sore-
announce their speedy doparthre.
After tuas4 his Majesty gave an hour's-private audience to
the rince Talleyrand. •

PA it is. SEPT. Count De Urbna, Grand
Chamberlain of .rlie Emperor of.Anstria, has this
_day received froth the Counts D'Agnessean and
.1)t; Seze, Peers of France, and Commanders of
the Order of St. Michael and the Holy Ghost,
:the honours and attributes -of these Orders, which
his Most Christian Majesty had commissioned
..them to offer on the part of Lis Majesty.
The opening of, the approaching Session of the
-Two Chambers, will be ushered:in by a religions
--and imposing ceremony. His Majesty, accom-
panied by all the Princes of his august family, the
Peers of the Realm, and the Deputies of the De-
part-mews, will repair on Sunday next to the Me--
tropolitan Church, where a solemn Mass to the
Holy Ghost. will be celebrated, to supplicate the
light and protection of Ileayen on the delibera-
tions of the National Representatives, and on the
•rneasures Of the King for the advantage of • the
people. His Majesty has condescended, on this
occasion, to address to the Vicars General of the
-Diocese of Paris, an affecting letter, fraught with
:Ahoseinobie ant? pious sentiments, with which
true Frenchmen should be imbued.