The Sun.
London, England, 1812-02-25 00:00:00

THE DICTATES OF COT..INION SENSE.

" Like leave, trees, the race of than is tonad, •
" Some gree!, •n youth, son ne with ring on the ground.",
• VE,(,ETABLE MEDICINE.

ENGLISH DIET DRINK.---BOLAHAAVE'S and SIR
IOHN HII,L'S7UNIVERSAI, REMEDY,

THESE great and eminent Physicians; by an in-
tiunite and profound knowled,c.,e of l3otanical Seto r,
concurred. iii predieting the possibility of discovering in i;w,
vegetable World la remedy for almost every human ina
That tile EngPsh Diet Drink, introduced b. ;:)sn
Webster into his Medical PraCtice, so far hack.:lS• t 745,.
since administered by himself with unifolin s
years to both sexes and all ages, is a discovery that i pro's I),s
nearer than any other yet made to tails unive, sat cA.Lra..l.,
has after various and complete experiments b,:,en a,:knoN_
!edged by the venerable Dr. Franklin, of-America, by 1)::-s.
Aden and. Sir R. lebb, of London, mil by. Many odic,. high.
and distinguished names, both at home and:15,1)1(1i ,But tne
best practical test of truth is _experience ; and the mini),
thousands that have been cured, since its first introdudi
by Dr Webster, of every description o; Fever, of Netv•Ais
and Hypochondriac Complaints,,af Sca.and LaLd Scurvy,
Scrophula, of every. species of Eruption, which
purity of Blood', of COnsumptions".. Astliwas, Drop.iies, t •.
will bo,the most satista4tory.evidence- of the ex t y
powers and astonishing efficacy of this .Vegetable
cine.

Those who wish for, more particular information on 'Cle
charaaer and nron- r of the English Diet' Drink, and Of
the n , . I the curds .it iias effea&l, to.-t-
-su:t -I. .ecllent the
edition of which is just pu'alisi,Cki by the -Proprietor, :cc
ss. in boards, and a small patupWet, price ts. 6d contain.
ing a list of thirty remarkable cures, which all
18 ro ; and the Reader of these product, ms may 'Fe ass.re.t,
that he will not only not be_ disgusted w .0 the inflated !,no
bast of the stupid pretender,with the :cod stilted pull:
ing of the quack, not with the fabric., • of t,!e
shameless impostor, but will, find th.-.! Bo .k ti •e
work of a man ofgreat professional experience, learkinA, at d
humanity.
Sold in half-pint bottles, 45.; pint ditto, 7s. 6d. ; and in
quart ditto, 145. each, duty included.
Sold wholesale only by the sole Proprietors, E. Sle, and
Co. Borough High street, and by one at feast, in every eon-
siderable Tovyn in. the United Kingdom ; and by the follow-
ing Venders in London, by, their Agents :—Messis
and Evans, Long-lane, West Smi4i4t,itfi:ldi,:cdl:aliloirs;univ,
mist and Druggist, 1,6, Borough-. - Bolton's Medicinal
house, fro`tit. of the Royal Exchanger, Cornhilt4. Coles.
worthy, Chemist and Druggist,
sey, Chemist, 24, Great Surrey_siret,dpackfriars,ro.id;
at Kennington-cross; Sanger (late 13aeon), rio, Oxford-
street ; Midgley, Chemist and Drtiggit, 4 , Strand ; i f j_
son and c &c. /7, Ha) imrket ; War,t, 31,
Holborn ; and Mattrct,s, l'erfotper, Bs, Fleet-street.

Erin* I,oe. LUNDOIV G/IZETTE,

DIVIDENDS.

new

Feb. T. Halliday,,ot'the Old South Sea-House, pr0,(1..
street, London, merchant, at twelve, at Guildhall.
March r 4. D. Skinner, Neivington-causeway, Surrey, ca.
binc!-Inaker, atone. at Guildhali, London,
Marc 21. C. Sankey. a cnes-street. Cov garclen, cheese.
,ger, at twelve, at (;,:ihlhall.
Marci 22. G Medley, College hill, London, warehouse.
at one, at Guildhall.
Mar r 4. It. Nay toT, Chigwell, -Essex, merchant, at
tv;Ave, at Guildhall, London.
Mama 23. S. Jackson, 13.2rmotidsey-street, Surrey, wool.
sta Aer, at twelve, at Guildhall, London.
Marco 7. W. 1-lobtnan and C. Hobman, 'Grove-street,
Deintord, Kent, cow-keepers, at eleven, at Guil(inali,
London.

Marchit I. Sarjent, jermyn-street, St. lames's, watch-
maker, at one, at Guildhall.
March 2z. E Harris, St. Catherine's, provision-merchant
at ten, at Guildhall.
April 14. :Scott, Russell-street, BermOndsey, Cooper, at
ten, at Guildhall. '
March 7. W. Reeve, Clapham, Surrey, coach-master, at
one, at Guildhall, London.
March 2a. E. Bishop, Bristol, tape-manufadurer, at
twelve at tire Commercial. Rooms, Bristol.
March t 6. D. Phillips, Bristol, haberdasher, at one, at the
Rummer Tavern, Bristol.
March 21. C. A. Philipps, Milford, Pembroke, banker, :at
twelve, at Guildhall, London.
March 31. A. Ross and j. Ogilvie, Argyle-street, arhiy.,
agents, at twelve, at Guildhall.
April tt. H. Cooke and Herbert, of Birchin_lane, Lon-
don, merchants, at ten, at Guildhall.
May. 2, AMSi nCk M ham-green, Middlesex, mt.,r_
chant, at eleven, at Guildlllll, London.
April 14. I. Henderson Valentine, ChurCh7passage, Olzl
jewrY, insurance-brciker, at ten, at Guildhall, London.
Feb. 29, I. Nailer, jelfries.square, St. Mary Axe, met-
chant at eleven, at Guildhall, London. _ _

March 14 E. Hoppe, Church-street, Little Ivlinorics,
Middlesex, mathematical instrumentzmaker, at t..velye,
at Guildhall, London. •

March '4. 'l'. Maynard, Mount Pleasant, Clerken•Atil,
Middlesex, horse-hair-manufacturer, at twalve, at
hall London. -

March 17. W. Scott, Lloyd's. Coffee-riouse, insurance_
broker, at one, at Guildhall, London.
March 14. W. Tubb and I. H. Alexander Scott, King's..
road, Pimlico, Middlesex, nurseryiran, at twelve, ;y:
Guildhall, London. _
_ _

March 14. Collier, Stockport, Cheshire; and S. C,l-
- Manchester, cotton-spinners, at three, at a_e
hardwarcnian,
‘Mlarricnh, I%,l4lii.rkeit..wstrieielat-lane
,ralla
clecthiciihrecskit.esr.
trect,
at twelve, at Guildhall, London.
March t 4. I. Boone, Piccadilly, Middlesex, hat ha!)cr_
dasher, at eleven, at Guildhall, London.
March 14. 1. Clive, l'okenhouse-yard,-rnercliant, at cle..
yen, at Guildhall, London.

Match 14. IV. Rose, Stratford, Essex, dealer, at tr.ef ve,
at Guildhall, London. -
March 18. I. Waring, Alton, Southampton, Woolstapkr,
at three, at the Swan Inn, Alton.

CERTIFICATES, MARCH
74.
1. Dickenson, Livei pool, merchant.
kowlandson Hodgson, late of South America, but now
of Liverpool, merchant.
T. Wilkinson and S. Wilkinson, Nottingham, hosiers.
W. Brock and 13. Le Mesurier, Warnforcl- court, Throgino-
ton,street, London, merchans.
I. Dioas, Stockport,Cliester, money-scrivener.
.W. Bromley, Broad-street. buildings, London, merchant.
C. Arrowsmith, of Belle Sauvage-yard,.Ludgate-hill, Lon-
don, scrivener.
B. Walsh, Hackney, broker.
W. Anthony, Thorverton, Devon, surgeon.
R. Pittman and R. Pittman, Watling-street. London, ware..
housemen.
S. Henson, Fetter-lane, London, tailor.
j. Sparrow, Fast India Chambers, Lcadenhall-street, Lon-
don, wine- broker.
G. and 1. Todd, Liverpool, drapers.
T. Potts, St. Manin's-court, Westminster, optician.
W. M. West, Broanway, Hammersmith, apothecary.
W. Wells, jun. Bradford, York, grocer.
R. Wallace, Bath, linen-draper.
G Menyweather, Manchester, manufacturer.
C. Stones St. Mary-hill, London, merchant, •

MAILS.
ARRIVID-1 Jamaica, ; Dublin. Dua— itd, cßr
zils, 4•Vii,ateiford.

Consols

i'RICE Ii 1• ;TOCKS.
TEIS D.IY AT TSY4LVLO'CLUCK.

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COLIEM QUID DLCIF S FALSUM AUDEAT?

L 0 N D 0 117,

TUESDAY, FEERUARY :•5, 1 q 12.

We 'yesterday slopped the Press to announce that
intelligence had been received by the daeon sloop
of war, of a mutiny haviiag broken out at St. Helena,
among the trOops. The mutineers stiCceede,,d in
getting the Lieut. Governor into their possession;
but by the prompt, and •vigoroLs exertions of the
Governor, he was rescued, and order completely
Seven of the most aCtive of the iituti-
beers were executed, and about 40 'of them haire
been sent home.

restored.

It is said that this disturbance arose from a tem
porary reduction which it was found necessary to
make in their rations of rum and provisions.

We this morning received Jamaica Papers to the
12th ult. but they bring no news. Admiral STIR-
LING arrived at Jamaica in the drethusa frigate, in

the begining of Jaryiary.

We yesterday had the satisfaCtion-of announcing
to our Readers the receipt of intelligence from Si-
cily of a very satisfaCtory nature. A change has
taken place in the Government of that island which
we have no doubt will contribute equally to its in-
ternal tranquility and its external safety. The KING
and QUEEN have resigned the Administration of the
Sovereign power to the Hereditary Prince, who now
tets under the title of Vicar-General. The exiled
Barons have been recalled. The British Minister,
Lord BENTINCK, has been appointed Captain
General, with a seat in the Council, General IVIAc-
FARLANE is appointed second in command, and-a
body of British troops have been admitted into Pa-
lermo. These changes, and the abolition of an un-
popular tax of one per cent. has diffused universal
joy throughout the island.

The accounts from the northern parts of Spain
are of a very satisfac►ory nature. The French are
retreating almo,t in every dipeaion. It appears as
if it were the object of BONNET to effete a junction
with MARMONT, but his troops have suffered so
much, that they will not add much effedive strength
to the main Army.—There is a report that the
French have evacuated Leon and Astorga, but it
rests upon slight authority.

Yesterday Mr. BANKS, upon the report of the
Committee-of Supply, renewed his motion respea-
ing the office of Paymaster of Widows' Pensions,
which has been bestowed upon Colonel MrNlAtrorr.
A debate of some length ensued, and upon a divi-
sion, Mr. 11ANKS'S motion was carried by a majority
of three : the numbers being, for the motion 115,

gaainst it 112.

Yesterday the Duke of CAMBRIDGE completed
his 37th year, which was celebrated at Windsor
-by his Royal Highness,. and the Dille of YORK,
en,i other branches of the Royal Family, dining
wi►h the QUEEN. Thc; Duke's tradesmen dined
together at the Tons Tavern, Windsor, to • cele-
brate the day.

Yesterday the Earl of LIVERPOOL had an audience
01 the PRINCE REGENT, at Carlton House.
Yesterday, at noon, Admiral Lord KEITH bad a
I:}ng audience of the PRINCE REGENT, at Carlton

NESS TYLNEY LONG'S bridal dress of the most
Bpleadßldescipt too ; her gown alone will cost 6000
guin,e:s ; the necklace 30,0001. The other parts of
!ter dress are equally elegant and expensive.
Ali,s EMMA LONG'S fortune, like that of her elder
sister, i. dlfereody seated--from 60 to 100,0001.
Lcenscs are granted to the Baltic, on condition
el previously exportiog goods to the amount of 51.
per ton, th:it is, a ship of 100 tons must export 5001.
1/ fore she can have a license to import.
We a:e extremely sorry to announce
_the death
ref Admiral Sir CHARLES COTTON, Commander in
Chief of the Channel Fleet. Lord KEITH has been
rpl)uinted to succeed him.

A writer in a respectable Morning Paper, who
signs himself "- A Proprietor of the Old and New
Drory-lant! Theatre," says ~that. Mr. WHITBREAD,
" by his individnal exertion' only, procured a -sub-
scriptiou of .50,0001." for the theatre now building.
Without enteling into the controversy between the
fri-nd. of !he Drury-lane Theatre, or the advocates
(or a third, we may say that while the writer alluded
to has paid a compliment to Mr. WHITBREAD
on his personql influence, he has made an unwary
acknowledgement; for If so large-a sum was procured
by the exertions of that gentleman only, it is no'
proof that the new Theatre holds forth in itself any
strong recommendation.

Anaffair of honour took place in Buckingham-
shire, a few days ago, between Mr. W--, a Gen-
tleman of very respettable connexions, and a Lieu-
tenant F-, of the Army. Mr. W. received a
eh,,t in the kit arm, and Lieut. F. wounded in
the leg. Both are,, however,' in a fair way of re-
covery.

Mr. Mans, a Gentleman in the Harnburgh
trade, last night burst a blood vessel, whit sitting
in a box at Coveut-Garden Tileatre, and die, in five
minutes.