The Sun.
London, England, 1802-09-10 00:00:00

pisyEmptie in Dogs.

AAR. BLAINE, "Profe'ssor in Animal Medicine,
IV/ bers to call the Public Attention. to his celebrated
MEDICINAL, POWDER,tor the DISTEMPER,
has proved itself so efficacious in all stages of that Complaint.
This Medicine, signed by the Proprietor, is srld as under,
with Direa:ons,'at ts. 6d. per Dose, being usnally sufficient
for U,e Cure,. or Six Doses for Ss. MANGE IN' .170 GS.
Mr. B. 'has been induced likewise to vend publicly, a mild
•but efficacious Composition for this Complaint, he has some
:years successftilly used in his private praclice, which 'mill
cure the worst case at one dressing. This Qintinent, price 2s.
a Box, signed by the Proprietor, is sold Wholesale and Re-
tail by T. Boosey, Broad-street ; Barclay and Son, Fleet,
Market, I orldon ; also by T. Huddleston, Dublin: and Re-
tail by-Venders Qf genuine Medicines. •
INFIRMARY FOR. DOG'S. Mr. Blaine, No. 19, Cot:
4:Ni-square; Piccadilly, has opened a commodious set of
Apartments for the reception of Sick Dogs of descrip-
tions.' He likewise gives his Akice on their Complaints at
borne, abroad, or by letter, on moderate terms.

ANATOMY OF THE HORSE. In 1798 was published,
by T. 13oir3ey, dedicated, by permission, to His Majesty (of
L: few Copies only remain), Mr. Blaine's.FolinSystem.'
of Atiatomy of the' Horse, with elegantly engraved and co-
luured Platei, price lA. as. or phinVil.lB.
whom may likewise be had, by the same Author,
price is. The ad Edition of The Treatise on the Distemper
in Dogs. . •

Tile foltoiyhig highly celebrated. Aiticies-are to be had of the
uocicr.-lhentioned.Agenfs for the Citcuit of this Paper.

CORDIAL BALM OP GILEAD,
DECIPEDLY. is the, most elegant and-effica-
cious Medicine ever yet discover4i-Mr Nervous-Dis-'
eases and. shattered-Cons tit utions, Consumptions, -Weakness
of Sight or Memory, tlypodiondria,Tremblings of the Mind,
Sexual Debility, Stomach and Bowel .C.omplaints, and all
-other DiSeases arising *ova a relaxed .state cif the Nervous
System. And as various disorders-of the hurrian:fraine are•
brought on by dissipation in youth ; and the gross Vioiation
of thtAe ruleS which prudence dictates -for the preservation of
health, and laying a fouadation for a long and happy lite
with a firm and strong constitution. Dr. Solomon or Liver-
. pool, reconuuends Ms Cordial Balm of Gilead, which has
..been administered. in Nervous.. Complaints with uncommon
access Astlirrias,' Consumptions, Flatulence,- Relaxa.
lion, Obstructions or Bilious Disorders it stands pre-emi-
nent ; its effects are pleasingly quick, certain - and lasting.
The 13 of Gilead instantaneously relieves Spasms in 'the
Side, Breast, and' Intestines, ditihses a genial Warmth, and
_prevents cramps and numbness, in or after bathing in spring
or sea-water. Ladies of a cold, acrid, or bilious habit of
body,• affected with. Languor, Head-acli, \or' Hysterical Af-
tedions, cannot have recourse to a more salutary Remedy
than the .Cordial Balm of Gilead. To. Gentlemen from th.,
Easton West Indies, the Student from Public Seminaries,
or those whose occupations require a sedentary life, are par-
ticularh addressed by Dr. Solomon, whose Cordial Baler of
has-etlectedsuch wonderful Cures in cases of debility,
originating front heat of climate, or relaxations born ju-
venile indiscretions, and..theelieds of intense application to
study or bUsiness... _ _

Also the Anti-Impetigines, the long sought for Remedy
,for .all stagel of the Venereal Disease, when mercury or
nitrous acid, and other Medicines so fashionable
of 'lat.:, prove, abortive. The Anti-Impetigines being,
founded on a chemical and philosophical basis, proves of-the
highest utility in all cases of " depraved habit with affec-
tions of the skin," hence its efficacy in cases of Scurvy, Scro-
fula or Leprosy, as well as in the confirmed Lues, and
hence by its sanative power it expels the Virus out Cot' the
System, and. restores it convalescence when impaired by
disease or the deleterious preparations of mercury, antimony,
or aqua fortis. Each of these Medicines are Half-a-Gable.%
a Bottle, :41141 the Family Bottles with the quantity of four,
Thirty-three Shillings only, by which. there is a saving of
Nine Shillings, Stamp I,4utv included;
Likewise for Pimples, }notches, Freckles, Ringworms,
Blackworms, Carbunc,les, &c. &e. The greatest clearer and
beautifier of the Face is undoubtedly Solomort's.Abstergent
Lotion, and removes all Disorders of the Skin. —Pints 4s. 6d.
Half-pints as. 9,1. It is the..most elegant, fragrant, mild, safe
'and valuable Liquid or Wash for Scorbutic and other Eri,_
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Ladies may rely that it renders the'S'kin fail-, delicate, and re-
moves every kind of stain, tan, sun-burn, and all th.a§e fre,:-
kles'Which long illness and fatigue tenerally produce : in
short, it is the only Cosmetic a Lady can use at her Tuilett:..
wiih ease; comfort and safety, or a Gentleman have recourse
to, when shaving is come a dreadful operation by an erup-
tive disease on the fa A- .
Just published, - 'at 3s.
.only, an entire New Edition of
Scilomon's Guile to Health ;or 44-1-Vice to 'both Sexes, in
Nervous and Consumptive Complaints, as well as Disorders •
liable to be imprudently contracted by Youth. Containing
an Essa Yon the Venereal Disease, Gleets, Seminal Weakness,
and Female Complaints, of a private nature ; an Address to
P...ents and C;uardians, Tutors, and those who have the
care and education of youth, with a variety ofauthentic fads
never before inserted in any Edition of Solomon's Guide to
Health.

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THE SUN.

GOLEM QUIS D.:CERE F.LF,UI4I 4.IDEAT

LONDON, SEPTEMBER xo,

Tits morning we received a Monite:sr of the

7th instant.
The only article deserving of notice which it
contains, is Dispatch from 1313.-rtN, the Colonial
Prefea of Martinique, to the Minister of Marine,
stating his arrival in that Colony, and the readiness
of Major-General KEPPEL, the British Governor
of the Island, to facilitate the delivering it up.
We this day give at length the Aulic Rescript, on
the subjea of the indemnities, -sent by the Imperial
Court to the 41e6loral Sub-Delegate of Bohemia,
and by him transmitted to the Diet. It evidently
shews the discontent of Austria at the new arrange-
ments, and the manner in which they have been
made; but there is no reason to suppose that any
aaualiy hostile opposition is intended on the part
of•that Power. Negotiation may linger, and some-
thing may be conceded, but there is no doubt that
the business of the Indemnities will be finally settled
without any appeal to the Sword.

\TrE continue the Exrrads from the Papers
printed for the use of Parliament when it meets,
zelative to the Deposition of the Adopted Suc-
cessor of the late NA 13 013 of the C Ai: NAT I C
as being of considerable interest, and throwing
much light upon that important transaction. The
Papers in question furnish a most satisfaCtory
and complete vindication of the conduEt of the
GovernMent in India, which there has in this
Country been an attempt to asperse. It is now
said that the deposed Successor is dead, a cir-
cumstance which will render the proposed inves-
tigation in Parliament, respe4ing his Deposition,
of less interest and consequence than it other-
wise would have been. We shall nevertheless'con-
tinue our Extracts, as we consider it as el some
consequence that the charge loosely brought for-
ward against the Government of India, should be
Froved w be groundless and unjust.

The Pitic E of WALES returned to Brighton on
Tuesday evening.
The DUKE of KENT, we understand, feels highly
pleased with his situation in Gibraltar. It is no
;light praise of His RovAt, fIionNESS io observe,
that he has never, for many months together, led a
life 'of inaCcivity since he was fourteen years of
age.

Mr. AR trunmi-r, accompanied by Mr. LIND-
SEY BURRED as 1113 Secretary, sat off early yes-
tvrday morning for Yarmouth, where they are to
emh:trk. 1;r Stockholm. Mrs. ARBUTHNOT and
ch;ldren left'4:own the preceding day to accompany
them.

The Dutch Letters inform us, that the Secretary
?rd Suite of the British Ambassador have arrived at
the Hague, where the speedy arrival of Ambassadors
from all the European Powers is expected.
Mr. THOMAS REEVES was presented by Sir
EVAN NEPEAN to the KING, on Wednesday.

The Right Hon. W. VILLIERS, Paymaster of
tlie Marines, is ,on a visit to his brOther-in-law,
Lord Beq.,tNGDON, at Saltrarn, near Plymouth.
This day the Earl and Countess of BEVERLEY
left town for the Continent. They mean to visit
taly.
Lord and Lady OXFORD intend passing the Winter
in the South of France.
Lord .1-,:A.RDLET is about to leave London for
Paris. We understand that he will 4tecompany Lord
WHITWORTH.

Lndy F.4..!zABETK LorTus is at present at
Tunbridge, where her charming society is the de-
light of all with whom she associates, Her father,
the Marquis of Tow NS}IF.ND, is in London at this
very unfashiOnable season of the year.
Madame LA,N Es, accompanied by General F;IASER
and his Aid-de-Carty, and by Monsieur SUB ER-
E, Aid-de_Canip to General LASNES, arrived in
Town from Falinouth the day before yesterday.

The Right Hon. CHARLES AligOTT, on his
j,•)orney to Eastbotirne; hearing accidentally that
Lord ABERGAVENay'S estate of Kidbroke, near
142:a“ Grinstcad,was N) be sold, returned and bought
price we believe was r 5,0001. for Land,
11,4)5e, FurniNfe, and live and dead stock.
Tn consequencie of the arrival of the Guards who
have been on the King's duty at Weymouth, a ge-
neral removal took place yesterday. The Flank Com-
i;anies.; as well as the remainder of the 2d Battalion
of the Coldstream, ate gone into quarters in the
.14orough and *adjacent parishes.
Yesterday the arrival of the Betsey, from Bengal,
was announced at the East India House : she bringS
r, ;thing new, having sailcd a few days before the
114 rnihston,

T•rce.ngers—Mr. R. C. Bazett, Mrs. M. A. Bazet:, and
Miss Selby ;---Mr: lclin Calder, Mr. Daniel 'tieton,
inn. ?flusters Charles itrsilmera and
.I.7,ll„trics polby. • • ' • •

NAPAL NEWS.'

SETT. 7.

ON Saturday last arrived tbe Chesterfield Packet,
Bi,IGHT, in z 8 days from Tortola, with Leeward
Island On the 2,(1 inst. in lat. 49. 31. long.
8.:,o. spoke the Ship Alfred, from Barbadoes for
Lancaster, out 28 days, all well.
Passengers by the Chesterfield are, ANDREW
HAMILTON, DUDLEY SIMVER, KENT FALKER
MULLER, Esqrs. and the Hon. Colonel GEORGE
MILLS.

Also arrived the French Luggers Le Pen,cant,
WIZARD, and the Ely, GUILLIER, the former
from Noirmoutier, and the latter from Croisie,
both for a market, laden with salt.

Sailed this day, the Walsiughan: Packet, Ro-
DARV:, with Mail of the 31st ulr. for Lisbon.
Passengers by her are Mrs., Bow ES TODD, Mrs.
WALLED., Mrs. M. CANDIDA, Mr. MA.LCOLM,
Mr. BLuETT, Mr. and Mrs. GALE and Daughter.

Also sailed the Prince Ernest Packet, 31)
gTkE, with
Mails of the Ist inst. for New-York and Halifax;
the Prince of Wales, TRELUDDRA, and Aets4y,
FISHL EY, for Penzance; ichn and Mary, JEF.
FART), for Po':le ; and the Brig Eagle, WEBB,
from Portsmouth, with French Emigrants, for
France.

The Princes Charlotte Packet, KERB, with Mail
of the tst inst. for Jamaica, is detained till further
orders.

The Prince of Vali; Packet, with Mail from
Lisbon, is hourly .expeCted.

DEAL, SEPT. 9.

SAILED the Fortunie and DiamoaFrigates, with
Dutch Troops, for the Texel.
Arrived the Betsey, BAlityoßO, from Bengal, and