The Sun.
London, England, 1812-01-24 00:00:00

A REAL CHRISTMAS-BOX

AT this critical Season, when Children are
Teething, they stiffer more pain than at any time in the
year, very few escaping ConvulSions, it is particularly re-
quested of every Mother and Nurse that, has young Children
not to be without the AMERICAN SOOTHING SY-
RUP in the nurseiy, as it gives immediate relief. - •
Mrs. jOHNSON, feeling, for the Voor, at a time like this,
when so many'arc out of employ, and bread.so very dear, and
wishing to relieve those dear little suffitrers-' has given them
a real Christmas-box, by extending her charity ode hour
longer, that is to say, from nine to eleven every Tuesday and
Saturdayeinorning until next March, and then as usual (while.
the clays are so very short, and hundreds live at a great dis-
tance, cannot get their children at.)ser house in .time),. they
mint bring a letter from a respectable house-keeper that they
are real objects of charity:- •
Mrs. j. hopes at the same time so great a charity will
not be abuseti, as it is entirely out of her own private purse,
and trusts it -.4 t persons who can atford to, purchase the Syrup
will nut injure the poor; by obtaining what is intended for
their relict.
To be had, wholesale and retail, of the Proprietors, I,
johns= and Williams, 94, Newman.street, Ox ford-street ;
and,, by their -appointment, Golden, 42, Cornhill ; Barclay,
Fleet-market ; Shaw. and Edwards, St. Paul's Church-yard,
Butler, 4,-Cheapside ; Newberry, and Son St. Paul's Churc-
hyard, and Dame-street,• llublin ; Dicey and Sutton, Bow
Church-yard, and by all the principal Medicine Venders in
Town and Country, at. 2,;'. 0. a Lit.qtiej for Ready-money.

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GENERAL POST-0

Jun. is, is 2.
\ JHEREAS FREDERICK KELLNER, a
v y S iter of Let os in tbi4 uffice, is rtro,gly tuspeehti f
FELONY.

Ile is about 17 Years of Age, 5 Feet 4 Inches high, of Ta...
ther a-Salkis; Complexi:m, and has lost his !di Eye, over
which he generally wears a green Silk Shade; stoops muck
in Walking, and has atr aukward gait.
He left this Office early on the Morning of Thursday, gth
January, having
.instantly before discharged a Pistol and
wounded himself in his Head or Neck, as suppose& It is
thought probable that he may be, concealed in or about Lam.
beth.

1135osceq—,- shall a7prehend the said FREDERICK KELL.
NE F. • Ala jetty': ht this King.
u!.7.;U:•entitled to a Reward of FIFTY POWNDS.
cumntand of the Pottmaster.:Getseral,
FRANCIS FRIZ.LING, Sec.

- • CATHOLIC CLAIMS.
'Published by STOc Ic..DA LE, lull, 4r, Pall-Mall,
1. A
LETTER to the Elti of FINGAL, on thet
Roman Catholic Claims. I.y Lord- Grtnvillet
Chancellor of Ox University, price t.s..
• 2. A. Lettet.to Prince Regent. BY the Author of Vin-
dication of the King, price as. 6d.
3. Proceedings of the Catholics of 1793 compared with
those of. IS ix ; with Sketches and Characters, price as. 6d.
4. Hints to all Classes, price ,ts. bd.
5.. Catholic Emancipation ; and the only way in which it,
can be elleded, zdedilion, very snitch enlarged, price 35.

PORTUGUESE PAPERS:'

[ RECEIVED LATE LAST

LISBON, JAN. 5.--- Lord 'WELLINGTON'S hes.l.
quarters still remain at Freynada. General Hitt.
put his corps in motion on Christinas-day, from Par--
talegre throtigh Albuquerque, Villar -del Rev, La •
Noca, &c. for Merida,. which place was occivied by
1500 infantry, andl3oo cavalry. They had thrown
up field,-works outside, and barricadoed the streets.
On the 29th, a party of our cavalry fell in with some
of ,the enemy near Los Navas, of whom they killed
2.5, wounded twenty, and made 15 prisoners.—.
We had two killed, and one 'officer and twenty
men wounded. The enemy abandoned Merida.
on General approach, who entered it on
the 30th, finding considerable Magazines.. It is
Said he was in pursuit of them. We are told that
flake has compelled Suchet to abandon the siege of
Valencia, and. that COlonel Skerret, with a party of
Spaniards under General Capons, has .had a severe
conflict with the French near Taritfa, and defeated
them with considerable loSs. The first and second
heavy King's German Legion, ►rom Cork, one
thousand one hundred strong, and one thousand two
hundred horses, in the highest condition, landed
here on the 2.d instant, under General Bock.

In the affair the garrison of Badajoz had with
some of .our - troops from Elvas, we re:idled some
Guerillas, but eight others had previously been taken.
It is reported Philtppon caused those poor felicr.vs io
be hung, which greatly enraged the,towns-peoplr.:
He has long been in the habit of distributing
the hay and the better part of the food and cloat hing
to his French soldiers, leaving the Germans and
other foreigners in a very miserable plight ; in
short, every la% our is be,,towed upon the French,
which his entirely alienated the foreigners, and
caused great disturbances in Badajoz.. Our army
becbmes Much more healthy.
CADIZ, DEC. 22—We are assured that the Spa-
nish troops have entered the port of Tarragona, and
burned all the _ships to the Bay..
14113014, JAN 3.—Yesterday and the day before
-yesterday entered in the port of this city, more 111. m
50 transports c'Vith troops., Yesterday the cavalry
began disembarking.