The Sun.
London, England, 1815-04-24 00:00:00

BRITISH GALLERY-PALL-MALL.

HIS GALLERY 'wilt be RE-OPENED on
1 THURSDAY the 4th of MAY, with a Selectibn of
relebrated. Pictures, by RUBENS, RF,MBRANDT, VAN-
PYRE,. and other eminent Artists Of the FLEMISH and
DUTCH SCHOOLS, with which the Proprietors have favour-
ed the British Institution, for.the gratification of the Public,
and for the benefit of the Fine Arts in general.--Open from
Teu till Six.--,ldutittanc.e Is. Catalogue Is.
'By Order, • JOHN YOUNG, Keeper.

MILLA_RD'S, No. i 6, CHEAPSIDE.
-EAST INDIA WAILEHOUSES.
THE Nobility anti Merchants, . anti Families.
arriving from_Abroad, are mosl respectfully informed,
the most cations and splendid INDIA StZAWI. may be ob-
tained at the Warehouses on the first terrhs, together with
beautiful imitations of ditto: also the curicati Ven, Peru,
Angola, Teheran' &c.; and the most choice vaciety of India
Mus!ins fat Gentlemen's Cravats ; curious Works'd and Plain
Ditto, for Ladies' Dresses; Gold and Silver Ditto, for supe-
rior Dress and Turbans, rich Foreign Lace and VeiLs. The
first fabrics of Linens of Sheetings, and of Foreign Damask
Table-Linen, fin which Noolemen and Families may have
their Arms superbly wrought to order). Fathily Mourning of
the first_des-cription. The White Chints and Patent Twine
Cloth, (sold exclusively at the Warehouses). Superb Printed
Furnitures, Marseilles. Quilts, Printed M,islins, Carobrics,
and Betillas, .of designs unique and ,peculiar; together with
the most choice and curious-Goods of every kind, adapted for
the Foreign Markets.—The Trade supplied.—Goods by the
Piece and Demy.—lndia Shawls and other Curiosities bought
or exchanged; the most liberal prices are given. •

All the THREE PRIZESOfTHiRTY THOUSAND POUNDS,
and ONE of ONE THOUSAND GUINEAS in GOLD,. were
Shared and Sold by BISH, the CONTRACTOR, viz.
4,544 drawn Wednesday, April 19, 30,0001.
3,684 drawn Wednesday, April 19, 30,0001. .
1,406 drawn Saturday, April 15, 30,0001.
4,429 dra.vn Wednesday, April 5, 1,000 Guineas,
wail the sincerest pleasure T. BISLI an-
nounces the above unprecedented stic,ess to his
Friends, the Public, who have in so distinguished is manner,
honoured him with their Commands in the truly popular
Lottery just finished; and in gratitude, be has arranged
,an-
other GOLDEN LOTTERY, with Three Thousand more
Guineas in Gold, and another Prize of Thirty Thousand
Pounds, but laments that this Lottery is restricted by Go-
vernment to only Fire Thousand Tickets ; fur having sold in
the Lottery just concluded, upwards of 13,000 Tickets,- and
thus rendered unaole (as Contractor) to meet the demands of
every Office-Keeper for Tickets on Tuesday, 16th, (the day
before the last drawing) as all the Tickets were disposed of,
it wit be impossible, from the above very lilgited number of
Tickets, (and .reing obliged to supply each OffiCo-Keeper with
a fair proportion) to Meet the wishes of all his friends; and
as he is equally grateful to every one of their, he should feel
it unjust to make distinctions, by retaining any,:fickets or
Shares for toosevho are late in honouring him with their
CoMmands ; a therefore- enti eats an immediate appliea,
tion, as all the Five Thousand Tickets are delivered from the
Bank, and the whole Lottery will begin and finish 13TH
MAY, (next Mon Sh.)

T. BISH, Contractor, 4, CORNIIILL, or 9, CHARING-..
CROSS, London.

" Health is the only Rici Les a Mau can set a Value upon ;
without it all Meu are poor, let their Estate be what it

itN Physic there is a wide 'Field open for Dis-
revery, which calls forth the powers of ingeniOus Men.
Thei e ant' many Disorders which no Physician yet has been
able. to cure; but it does not follow from this that all those
Diseases are incurable. The virtues of the CORtiIAL BALM
OF GILEAD are naily demonstrated, iu erasii,viting the
worst and most dangerous symptoms of Nervous !Ability. It
p..ssecses wonderful aim:), in all Nervous Disorders, Fits,
Head-ache:, Weaknesses, Heaviness, and Lowness of Spirits;
Dimness of Sig.it, Confosed Thought, Wandering of the
Mind, Vapours, and Melancholy, and all kinds of Hysteric
Complaints are gratlua!iy removed by its use.
Sold by Samuel Leigh, 18, Strind; Bacon and Co. 150,
Oxford-street, opposite New Mond-street, London, price 11s.
pnr Bottle, 4,*1- four in Ole Family Bottle for 335. on which
I Is. are ,aved.
41-,„ft Observe the words " Sam. Selomon, Liverpool," rea
priifted in the Stamp, imitating which is Felony.

HEALTH D , BEAUTY, AND A GOO COMPLEXION
THE unrivalledqualities of the Genuine GOW-
LAND'S LOTION. as a safe, mild, and elegant pre.,
paration for the removal of all Eruptions front the Face and
Skin, and for improving the most delicate complexion. have
long been known to the Fashionable World; and many thou-
sands, of rank and distinction, have adopted, continued, and
recommended its use. The consequence has been, that per-
sons have obtruded on the Public spurious imitations of the
Lotion. To prevent injury and nisappointment to the mis-•
led, it is necessary to state, that the Genuine Lotion is pre-
pared and soli by Mrs. VINCENT No. 6, Davies-sreet,.:
Grosvenor-square, London, *lto is die sole possessor of Dr.
Gonland's Manuscript Recipe.
N. B. It removesTetters, Ring-worms, and Sun-burns.
The following is a Note from Lady Catherine Lennox to Mrs.
Vincent, No. 6, tavies-street, Grosvenor-square.
Na. 49, Charlotte-Street, Portland-place.
Lady Catherine Lennox presents her compliments to Mrs.
Vincent, and has the pleasure of stating, that, by the use of
two quart bintles of her Gowland's Lotion, she is perfectly
'cared of a violent eruption upon her face and arms; she was
recommended by her physician to make use 'of the Lotion,
which has exceeded her most sanguine expectations. ,
Sold by Mrs. Vincent, sole Proprietor of Dr. Gowland's
Manuscript Recipe, No. 6, Davies-street, Grosvenor-square,
Bacon and Co. No. 150, Oxford-street ; Smyth, Perfumer to
his Majesty, New Bond-street; Messrs. Newbcry and Sons,
and Edwards, St. Paul's Chtirch.lard; and all,respectable
Perfumers and Dealers in Gentling Medicines, in every Town
inEurOrie, in quarts Bs.6d. pints .ss. ed. half-pints 2s. 9d,
*** To prevent counterfeit Lotions, it is necessary to ob-
serve, the nalue M. E. Vincent is signed upon all that is
genuine.

Under the AUGUST PATRONAGE of their ,Royal High-
nesseS the Princess of WALES, Duchess of YORK, and
Duke of SUSSEX; his Imperial Majesty the EMPEROR
of all the RUSSIAS, his Serene Highness the Duke of
BRUNSWICK, his Excellency the Duke Del INFANTADO,
by their special authority,
ROWLAND'S MACASSAR. OIL.

•
ITS use is continued by the above Illustrious
AL. Personages,. particularly his Imperial Majesty the En-
'PEROR of RUSSIA, who has been most graciously pleased.
to honour the Proprietors with a large order, fur his use,
from yienna, declaring its inestimable virtues, which order
may be seen. This OIL is far beyond eulogium, for pro-
ducing a luxuriant Growth of Hair on the baldest places,
strong and beautiful Curls and Gloss, also WHISKEWS,
EYE-BROWS, &c.—lts virtue are fully explained in
• ROWLAND's TREATISE on the HAIR,
inclosed with each genuine bogie, signed on the label, in red
ink; "A. ROWLAND and SON." Price 3s. Gd.; 10s. ;
and 11. I s..per bottle. Also,
ROWLAND'S ESSENCE of TYRE;
which will immediately and effectually change RED or GREY'
HAIR, EYE-BROWS, -WHISKERS, &c. to a perma.uent
BROWN or BLACK, and so permanent -that it cannot be
removed by washing. It is pertectly innocent, and Ladies and
Gentlemen maf Dye their Hair with EASE and SECRECY.
Price 7s. Gd. per bottle, or.small bottles for trial, at 4s. each.
The Proprietors will warrant its efficacy.
ROWLAND'S ALSANA EXTRA.CT
for the Teeth and Gums, 10s. Gd, mid 2s. 9d. per7bottle, ditty
included.-,-Sold, wholesale and retail „by the sole Proprietors,
A. ROWLAND and SON, corner of Kirby-street, the first
turning on the right, in ilatton-garden, Holborn; and by
most Perfumers and Medicine Venders 'throughout Eueigie.
t+i- Observe the sielitue, A. ROWLAND pd SON.

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THE VEILS; or, The Triumph of Constandy.
A Poem, in Six Books. • "

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By MISS PORDEN. • : •
Of Earth and Air I sing, of Sea and Fire,
And %arious wonders that to each belong,
And while to stubborn themes I tune the lyre,
" Fierce wars and faithful loves shall moralize my Song."
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WILLIAM OF MALMSBURY.7 .
This Day was 'published,
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THE HISTORY of theK INGS of ENGLAND,
from the Arrival of the-Saxons, A. D. 449, to his own
Times,- 1143.
By WILLIAM OF MALMSBCTRY.
Collated• with authentic•MSS. and translated from the origi-
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. • By the Rev. JOHN SHARPE, B. A.
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CONTENTS—Scott's Lord of the Isles—Hamilton on the
National Debt-,Ths Wanderer, by Madame D'Arblay.—
Leslie on Heat and dloistnre—Researches in Greece, by
William Martin Leake--.-Brande on Calculi-4htonaparte's
Campaign in Russia—Paradise of Coquettes, a Poem—Lewis
and clarke's Travels to the Source of the Missouri River—
Functions of the Nervous System—Joanna Sontlicott—The
last Journey and Life of Mungo Park—Corn Laws—Fiance—
Quarterly List of new Publications.
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- boards, 11. 12s.
HE 1300 K OF PSALMS, translated' from
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THE ARMY.
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THE ROYAL MILITARY CALENDAR;
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the year from their entrance into the Army ; with
complete Indexes of Battles, and other Miseellaneous.Matter.
In the Appendix is an Impartial Account of the Operations in
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On the Ist of May will be published, in One Volume, 4to.
with plates,
REMAINS of the late JOHN TWEDDELL,
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JUVENILES; to which is adjoined, an Appendix, contaiii-
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Editor,. the Rer. ROBERT 'fIVEDDELL, A.M.
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" Fancy's loud hope, and Learning's fav'rite,
" . •
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CLASSICAL TOUR THROUGH
ITALY.
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By the Rev. JOl-1;N: CHETWODE EUSTACE.
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FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.

FRENCH PAPERS.

PARIS, APRIL 19.—An army of 40,000 men is
assembling in the environs of Chambery. General
Gerard.had establislid his head quarters in that
town on the 15th. Marshal Grouchy is daily ex-
pected.

t i
A corps of observation s collecting round Be.
fort, more than 25,000 strong, under the com-
mand of Lieut.-General ;.::ecourbet
They write from Lisle, that the,perfect tran-
quillity whiCh prevails on the extreme frontier af-
fords hopes of the continuance of Continental
Peace. The Frentif and English outposts eat
and drink together. To do this without violating
the laws, which severely forbid the passing of the
line, they place on the precise line of demarkation
tables, of Which each party occupies one side.—
M the Frtuch speak but little English; and tilt:
English equally little French, but us nearly the
whole of each party have served in Spain, they
speak Spanish, and easily make themselves tin.
dent nod.

• A Guernsey lugger on the 15t1r anchored in St.
Malo's roads. The Captain reports, that the Go-
vernor, who had just recei.ved the London mail,
told hint that the Emperor's courier- had been re-
ceived, that .the. Ministers ‘vere assembled, and
that there was no talk of any thing but peace at
London. Ile adds, that two French vessels
stopped •off the Garonne had been released by
order of Government. This JiCws Caused the
most lively satisfaction at St. Mato. The people
and seaine-:rare intoxicated with joy. .
Marshal Brune has set out to take the command
of an army of observation, consisting of 30,000
men, who are assembling at Antibes.
The plan of the new constitution was 'finished
this evening. It will be published next, Sunday.
Count Chaptal is appointed Director of €ou
merce and Manufactures. _ _

• Polls, APR11:26.--1116 Majesty has held to-
day a Connell of his Ministers.
On Tuesday ni&lt; the Emperor was at the
Opera. He..entered his box unexpectedly, and
was received. with loud acclamations-.

By a Decree, dated from the Palace de l'Elysee,
of the 18th, his,Majesty has nominated thOCount
de (Aiaral Director of Commerce 'and of Manu•
factures.

The Milan Gazette of the Bth contains the fa.
lowing proclamation, and confirms the news, given
by several of our journals, of -the attack of the
Austrian troops by the. King of Naples, and the
advantage gained by that Prince :