The Sun.
London, England, 1815-06-14 00:00:00

SCOitBUTIU: ANI) VENEREAL COMPLAINTS.

THE Reputation of Dr.-FREEAIAN's (Jur:EA
SzaLUTARIS has been iruily established by tarry years
experience` of its beneficial effects in Scortnttie and Venereal
CoMplaints. For Scrofula, Morbid I
nj ;Aries of the Glands,
the Lymph, the Blood, or the general Constitution, occa-
sioned by acrimonious Matter retained in the habit, or intro-
duced by certain indiscretions, intemperance, or iniudicinns
uut of Mercury, this 'Medicine will be found the mosrettica-
cions, and at the same tiine the safest that can be resorted
to; and is no 1c,4 excellent in 'Diseases of the Kidneys Znd
Bladder,Obatructions in the Urinary Passages, and Lumbago..
It requires no restraint of
,Diet, Confinement, or hinderahee
to Business.

Sold at Mr. Butler's, No, 4, Cheapside, London, and most
Medicine Venders in every Town, in Buttle3, at E.'s. 9d. 4s.tid,
and c 223. each.. •

GOLDEN CROSS, CHARING -caoss„ AND BELLE
• SAUVAGE, LUDGATE-HILL.
GENERAL OFFICES FOR TRAVELLING.
THE following ROYAL MAILS set off from
the above Offices -every Et'ening, by command of the
Postmaster-thoteral, vie.•
DUBLIN, Waterford, Curti, and all parts of Lrelantl. -
'HOLYHEAD, Bangor, Caernarvon, St. Asaph, and all
parts of North Wales.
MILFORD HAVEN, Haverford-West,• Carmarthen, Bre-
con Monmouth, and all parts of South Wales.
CIA ESTER, Namptwieb, Sta fiord, Litch held , Northampton.
WISBEACH, March, Charterie, and St. Ives.
CAMBRIDGE and Ely. •
NEWNIARKET, Brandon, Swalr ham, and Fakenhatli
BURY ST. EDMUNDS, &c. • .
. by Newmarket and Thetford.
NORWICH, by Colchester, Iptvich, and Scole.
.woacEsTEß,,Pershore' Evesham, and Moreton. •
• GLOUCES'IER, CHEINENIIAM, and Burford.
.4DXFORD,'every Evening at Eight &Cloth-. •
LUDLOW, Leubtlr'y, and all parts of Shropshire.
YARMOUTH, Lowestoff, Beccles, YoXford,& Woodbridge,
Bufj,„Scarborough, Burlington, and Beverley.
.72,ARTON, 'Waterside, Gainsborough, and Brigg.
LINCOLN, Sleaforit, Bourn,' PcterbOronge, anti Stilton.
And the following Royal Patera, and other Coaches,- Ort the
newest and best construction. '
Also is added a list of Cities'and principal Towns, to which
passeogerS are regularly conveyed ; a reference thereto will
save much _trouble to Travellers and Persons having baggage
or parcels to send.
LIVERPOOL New Light Coati), ont only one night (car-
ries four inside only), through Warrington, Northwieb; Mid-
Sandbaclh; Uttoimer, Burton-Upon-Trent, M eas-
haul Hi" ',
Hinckley, utter worth and Nurthamptotr, Sundhy,
Wednesday, and Friday Niovnings, at SiX-; per forMs the jour-
ney in 3f; luaus, wt-II lighted and guarded thrmighout.
LIVERPOOL Royal Coach, through Warrington, s nuts-
ford, Congletosn, Newcastle, Stone, Litchgeld, amworth;
Athorstone, Hinckley and LOtterwortit, _Tuesday, Thursday,
and Saturday mtortings, at Six; travels with extraardinary
velocity ; only one night on the road I well lighted and guard:-
eft the whole of the journey. .
YORK Nev and Elegant Post Coach every Morning at Six,
through Tadeaster, Ferrybralge,, Doncaster, Bawtrv, Ret-
ford, Newark, Grantham, and Stamford. From Yort' -Pas-
sengers are forwarded with the gicattst facility to Ediu.

BRISTOL, Bath; Melkshain, Devizes, and !Niarlboreough
new and (=Oka Post Cpach (carries four itisido only) every
A ftern,on at well lighted and guarded through Out.
"phiS'fAinveyanee is incontrovertibly sup'crior to any os tha
West ern Road. .

EX.E and Falmouth Coach', the Bal-
loon, evt ry l\lo)nik; at Sete.)).
SEV ENO,-,RS, Riverhead, & Bromleyrenth'es, every Nforn
H.:STINGS, Bette!, Itobertsbridtrc, Flimwell, and :fun-.
bridge expeditious New Coach ,ever:, Morning at half-past Five.
PORTSMOUTH and Gosport Telegraph, e'Very "Morning
and Evening- at Fit e o'Cluek. •
PORTSMOUTH, Hortolcan Peterst7,id, Godal ming, awl.
Guildford New Coaches, every Morning .ind Evening- at Pi ve
PO!IT,•;NIOUTH "'Sew and elegant Vost Coach, the Duke
of \‘') liineen, Tuesday, nursdav, and Saturday Mornings,'
at Eight o'Clocli.:

EXETER anilTac'nton Coache, every Morning & Ev ening.
WELLS, Bridgewater, and Tamiton Cut,clies, aci'y
in; atid Eyening. . .

. .
i,INNIOUTII and Falm'o'uth very fast and ebeap Coaches]
evt!ry Nlornin: and Evening.

lq.:1{.1a11,1 Nesxmat'kt,t 'Post Coach, Tacsday, Thursday,
and Saturday Mornings, at half-past Fire.

.BATH and Bristol"Coaches' to Bath in 14 Hour's, eVery
Morning at half-paA Four o'Clock, and Evening at Five.
LEWES, UckfiekLi\faresfield, and East Grinstead Couhes,
curry Morning it Eight o'Clock.
BOGNORy and the Rocks, a Bathing Pitic-Oti the Sussex
Coast, nitlcli admired for its tine Sand,. a new coach, every
Morning at Six.

CHICHESTER, Midhurst, and Hasiemare-, new Telegrapli
Coaches, every'rue,,day,Thursday, & Skturday Morns. at Six..
CHICHESTER New Coach, tlirUngh Duncton and Pa-.
worth,
aYN'Vednesday, Friday Mornings at Seven.
i r
it New Coach, through lliineton, Petworth, and.
l'ttic liampton,Tuesday, ThursdaY,lnd Saturday morw„gs,
at Seven. _ •
____ •

MAIIISiONE, Mailing., and Wroth= Cbachcs, every
Mtirning at Five and Nine 9'Cinek.
_ . _

i'OLKSTONE, Satitigate, and Aihford Coaches,
eVery Mornin4.

DOVER, Mari ate, Ranisipt,. 'Deal, and Canterbnry
Coaelies, every Morning ti Six o'Clock, and Evening at Five.
Extra Carriagts always ready fur families (n• parties.

BROM BTON, Chatham, Rochester, and Stroud Coaches of
every description, at Six and Nine in the Morning, One at
Noon, and half-pa Five in the Evening.
GRAVESEND, orthlleet, and Dartford Coaches at Six and.
Nine in the Niorning, One at. Noun, and Five in the Evening.
Extra Coaches" always ready.
BRIGHTON original Red Coach, through Croydon, itei.
gat, Crawler, and Cucktield, every Morning Eight.
URIGHTON New Coach, called the Dake of Norfoll evrey
Morning at Nine, through Dorking, Horsham, & Hen field.
BRIGHTON New and Elegant Post Coach,• the Eclipse
'eVery Afternoon at Three.,

BItIGLITON Regency C'da'cli, at haV-past Light &Clock
every Evening.
WORVI-lING modetn and truly dcsiratik PosLCoich,

(car-

ties four ►nside only) through 13roadwater, Vindmr,
WestGriustead, Itursltaui,. and•l)urking, every Morning..
at Hight o'Cloeh.
GODAUMING, Guildford, Merrow, East Horsley, .and
Bookani,Tiiesdae, Thursday, and Saturday, at Eight o'Clock.
EASTTIOURNSunnuer- Coach, Tuesday, Thursday, and
,Saturday, at Half pa.st.Six
GODALMING and Guildford Coaches, every Morning and.
Aftern,m.

DORKING, Leatheritead, and Epsom Coaches, every
Morning at Nine, and Afternoon at Three: -
STEYNiNG, ITurshain, and Making Coaches, every
Morning at tiix. •

liAAil' lON -and Mit chant Coaches Daily. • -
Following COACHES set off from the BELLE SALVAGE,
CANiIitUDUE Patent Mail.•

BIRMINGHAM New Post Coach, thu Crown Prince; every
Moiling. at a Quarter before Five, through Stony Stratford,
*Southaar, .Leinington, and Warwick.
OXFORD new and elegant Post Coach, the Defiance, overy
Morning at. Eight.
SOUTHAMPTON (Collres Coach), every Morning, ex.
cept Sunday, :At Five.
ALTON Coaelis Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday Morn—
ings, at Nine.
NEWBURY Coach, every Morning, at Half past Six.,
• SALISBITR'Y 'Coach, at Half past Three every Afternoon.
• HAsTINGsNew Post Coach, every Mtirning at Eight.

'WIN! ,01. Coach, every M culling, at seven:
BRIG;TCON Coach, the Duke of Norfolk, ever} Niorning,
at Nine, through Dotking, Horsham, and He'nfichl.
BRIGHTON New Past Cu:ph, the Eclipse, every Afte-r-
-antra,. at Half past TWO.
BRIGHTON Post Coach, every, Evening; at Eight.
LT7TON Coach, every Day, :It One. • .
• HAMPTON Coaches, every tvlornin4 and Evening.
PORTSMOUTH Coaches, every Morning and Even. at Five,.
LYNN Nev coach, Tuesday, Thursday, anti Saturday.
Mornings, at Five. .
The Proprietors respectfully request the. Public to
_notice,
the (..thicit Cross is the only Ofiiin. in London from ,whence,
!_7arria4es set. out to.. ail the Bathing- and IV:acting. Places.
and places o-t fashionable-and public resat tin the king-dom.
The most onct attention will be paid 'to inquiries .at the.
above Coach Offices, and every informatiq punctually given
.relative to all pablic Can iages setting oh from Lonthin.—...
Trle Proprietors ate not, answerable frwany Pa eel or Ilackage
above Five Pounds value, unless catered and an Insurance..
paid accordingly.
JOHN CROSS and JOIIti MORRIS, PruprietetS.

FOREIGN INTIMLIGENCE.

DUTCH MAIL.

[RECEIVED THIS MORNING,

ThetYSIELS, JusE s.—The troops of our gitrri-
iwn, which were reviewed yesterday, amounted to
14 battalions of Infantry, ctinong which three
regiments of Scotch and one of Chasseurs ware
particularly distinguished.
The Duke -of Wellington, the Duke or Bruns--
-wick, the Austrian General Vincent, the Russian
'General aiessen, and a vast intnter- of Officers
of high rank were pressent. These trodps; toge-
ther with the corps of the. Duke of 'Brunswick,
forming a•totll 20,)00 men, are to march suc-
cessively to the frontiers, where the army is con-
tentrating.

The Duke of Berri bas reviewed the King's
household troops at Most, and the other corps at
Te:.nto►;tie, Tawise, and along the Banks of the
Schel(!t, which corps have been much increased
fiuripg the last ►north.

Prince Blue Lev is .now engaged in reviewing
Prassian army, .011 the Sambre and the

:Nrense.

The extr4ordinary cdturuksion of the Pollee
In the depattments of the Ninth and the Pas'de
Calais, and the eTecial tribunal at Lille, whose
icntences are executtd in the most tevolutionary
and odious manner, have spread terror and
de-
Ipair through that part of France. It has been ne-
cessary to send ntore regular troops to Dunkirk, to
theck the 'numerous lumults. The.greater part by
tar of the inhabitants of Artois, wait for a favour-
able moment to dechrt for !he Bourbons.

The Duch Papers contain long lists of sub-
scriptions for the equipment of volunteers, &c.

BRUSSELS AND FRANKFORT PAPERS.

It was confidently asserted at Brussels on the
10th, that Buonaparte arrived the preceding day,
(June the 9th) at Valenciennes.
FRANKFORT, JUNE s.—The Emperor and Etlla
press of Austria dined the dly before yesterday at
Cannstadt, with the Archduke Ferdinand, who
commands the army of reserve. The Emperor of
Austria ‘vas to repair front that place to his head-
quarters at Helbron. His Majesty the Emperor
of Russia was expected to-day at Heidelberg.
LILLE, JUNE 7.—The Mayor of Lille has just
announced, that, by order of the Governor, the
Chem, Tournay, and Notre Dame gates are to
be shot from to-morrow, -June 8.

Several pokflicfunctionaties who have been sus-
- peuded, or discharged, have received from the
Connuision of High Police the order to remove
to the distance of fifty leagues from the frontiers.
The Cothntission of the High' Police will exercise,
in respect to public functionaries who resign,
who shall be suspended or discharged, the whole
extent of the powers which are conEded to it.
Brtusszt.s, JUNE 9.—Letters front Bois-ie-duc
of the sth, announce that there arrive daily bodies
of young men of the- finest -appearance, and ani-
mated with the best spirit, who come there from
Belgium, crying " Orange for ever7--the King
of the Netherlands for ever." These young men-
by their bodily and mental cpralifications promise
to serve the country to advantage.
_ _ _ _

FRANKFORT, JUNE 4.—Lientii-nant-Oeneral Le
Coq Irrived here yesterday, going to the army.
VIENNA, MAY 31.—His Majesty has appointee}
the Archduke Rainier, Governor of Vienna, and
given him the supreme direction of the Admini-
stralion in his absence.

WArtsViV, MAY 30.—The Warsaw Correspon-
flew states, that Prussian Officers having come
into the department of Bromberg, and persuaded
young men 10 enlist; and many having gone
away without permission, the Council of Warsaw
orders all persons going away wt•ithout passports",
rind all those who -seduce men to enlist,ito be ar--
Xested. •