The Sun.
London, England, 1815-07-06 00:00:00

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teresting infoimation A'oiti' a quarter, tp which we

have often been indebted for inteliigence of the

most important

Private Letters were received in town this day,

dated Paris the 20th ult.

Aceor'ding to these -let-

ters, the Command .and D:lenee of that capital

bAd been Surrendered by the Puovisioz4Ai. a

VERNMENT to BtIONAPARTS, WllO was stilt I!iere.

The City was declared to be in A STATF:

The Inhabitants were under the utmost ai tint

Anil Ciinsternation, expecting that the Cify would

be ‘defeiuted by the most dreadful nieaus I•:hich

co►ild be devised by vengeance and despair.

DEATH OF MR. IVIIITIIREAD,

This Gentleman, who has for niat4'years—ot-

cupied so conspicuous a place in our political

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woihl, while in the act of speaking totoe servant

this morning; dropped down in a fit (of Ham-
plexy as ive aieinformed) and inimediatcly
expired: His death so suddenly has excited
considerable sensation, and coni-eys indeed an
awful and impressive lesstin. He was a wan
of a vigorous mind, and, of the tnost intense
application. Generally informed, devoted to busi•
ness, and zealous hi all hiS pursuits, Mr. Woir-
BREAD exhibited many of the traits which
have been thought to belong to our na-
tional 'character. It has erer been our lot to
differ from hitn on political subjects, and
truth hampers us to say, that, in our opinion, his
equrSe (lid not always square With the true inte-
rests of his Country. But to Lis indefatigable di-
ligence, to his perseverance and constancy, we de-
sire to pay the tribute due. The death offew men
would have occasioned so large-a blank in our Par=.
liamentary history, in the relations of private life,
and in all the honourable situations of Magis-
trate, Country Gentleman, and Active Member

of Society--
We had written thus far when the following
additional particulars reached us

WIHTBEE'AD dropped down in his dressing•
room about ten o'clock this morning, and instant-
ly expired. He was giving; directions to a ser-
vant at the time. He had been so much in-
disposed for several days, , that be was pro-
hibited by his Physicians froth speaking in pub-
tAking' any active part in
.private inter-
course, but he was yesterday so well as to be
able to take an airing in a-gig, with the amiable
uidy now placed in the melanch;oly. state (.f
,_widowhood, by an event so sudden' and truly
thvorable. .

On Tuesday e‘ening died his Excellency the
Count de MEERkELDT, theAustriati Ambassador.
He was seized on Nloodly with an inflammation
in tine bowels, which baffl,ll the skill of his phy-
sicians, and ended in his death the next day.. He
was distinguished by' his polished and agreeable
manners, as well as by his diplomatic ability. •
SUDDEN DEATH.—A person who was said to
be a Gentleman's servant, expired last night in
stn apoplecCe.fit, on his entrance'to the-Pit-pas-
sage of Drury-lane. Theatre.
Last week the neighbourhood of Malvern, near
Birmingham, was visited by a'stortn of hail, thun-
der, and lightning, which left on vegetation stri-ng
marks of its desolating violence. In Mailion.
some of,the hop-yards have been materially in-
jured, if not irreparably destroyed ; the beans,
barley,- and,wheat, • have also suffered considera-
bly. The average size of the hail-stones was
that of a Walnut, and in some places the hail was
several inches deep.
We have frequently! called the attention of the
public (feeling it our duty $o to do) to the splen-
did and really attractive advantages of the present
Lottery : there is one feature, however, which.
we hare not yet noticed, and to which we parti-
cularly call the attention of those who may have
neglected their purchases namely, every Ticket
drawn on the 19th instant must be a Prize.
We are informed that Dr. CoorEa, and three
eminent Surgeons, of 30 years experience in Stric-
tures, Fistulas, Debilities, &c. &c. have establish•
ed a Medical Board; at Charlotte house, Great
Charlotte-street, opposite Rowland Hill's Chapel,
Blackfriar's-r;:ad, where the Public are relieved
_ from the most dangerous diseases, without saliva-
tion or confinement. The Institution claims the
attention of those who have attempted the core of
themselves,-or ho have been so unfortunate as ro
consult men ignorant of so important a branch of
the profession, -whose improper treatment have
mercurialized thousands out of their existence.--
Eruptions on the Head, 'Face, and Body, Sore
Eyes, Throat, Mouth, and Nose, Vertigo, Noise
in the Ears, Deafness, Dimness of Sight, Pains
in the Head and Limbs, frequently Mistaken for
Rhemnatism weakness in the Knees, swelled
Ankles, with a general debility, &c. are a few of
the dreadful symptoms which appear years after,'
and too often embitter the Matrin.Onial State:-
-Messrs. COOPER and Co. are consulted daily by
all ranks of people, from ten till eight ; or, by
letter, inclosing a Fee (for no other are answer
ed), stating their case, when 'Medicine and the
best Advice is sent to all parts of the kiogdom.—
They cure•the Piles and Fi.t,tula, without hnrning
give advice, gratis, on Tuesday:
or cutting, anti
1 Thursday, and Sunday mornings, till 12 o'clock,