The Sun.
London, England, 1802-10-12 00:00:00

DISEASES OF THE EYE.

COSTELLO's COLLYRIUM, or ROYAL EYE
OINTMENT.

r''HIS Medicine possesses great and infallible
_IL efficacy in all Diseases of the Eyes and Eyelids, from
whatever .causes they May arise—as recent Colds, relics ot
the Small-pA or Measles, Scurvy, Scrofula, or any kind ot
acrimony in the mood or juices. In cases of Opi
habitual Inflammation; excoriated anti • ulcerated Eye-lids,
and that hitherto deemed incurable Diseaset, the gaping or re-
verted Eye-lid, it has a -sßecific and very surprising power,
as Pnysiciaps and Surgeons of great eminence can attest.
I t also removes Specks and Films, and restores the 1:::,e-
-lasitesi thoegh a:ll4cent! y cle‘tn,qed:,fc r
.many years. The
Preparalion is. simple, and may be applied at any rims: or life.
Cds-rEtt.o's CI RATE is a Medicine applied, with-equal
success, to math more general purposes. It heals, in the
most etlallial manner, all kinds of Wounds, Burns, and
Scalds ; and is the best known Application to old anel inve-
Acriue Ulcers, in the Legs, and other parts of the body t many
of which it has pertectiy healed, in Patients discharged from
the most celebrated Hospitals as incurable. It is also very-
s-nvi:ea'ple• in the Piles, and • all scrofulous and scorbutic
SOres. • •

Sold in boxes IS. 9d. and IS.. od. each, duty-included, at
Ward's, 324, Holborn ; Pidding's, Shaw's, and. E. New_
berry's, London. rkls.6, by Wolstenholine, York;- M. Tem-
ple, Thirsk ; Turner; -Beverly ; Hargrove, Harrowgare,
Marren, Rippon ; Brathwaite, Kendal ; Soulby, Ulver.
ston ;. Ransomes,'lVells, Norfolk ; Gilmore, Wastage
Pring Warntins'tter ; Jennings, Dover ; Woodward, Ports-
mouth ' • and most Medicine Dealers in the West of England,
'whose these Nledicines, have been generally established uib-
vards occitteen -Years.

To THOMAS TAYLOR, Esq.
DearSir' . No. 9, New bridge-Street, London.
JFEELit a Duty incumbent upon me, to inform
you of tife very great and extraordinary -Cure I have.re-
ceived from your invaluable Medicine, LEAKE's PATENT
PILLS.

About two.years ago, I was attacked-with a VENEREAL
DISO RD E R, which ! treated rather slightly forsome time,
but the Disease at length spreading all over illy body, I :wag
obliged to apply to Ane•most eminent of the Faculty, but
their assistance' afforded only temporary -relief : I went
through various Courses of Salivation, and from being rather
of a corpulent habit, was reduced t) a mere ske!cton. The
Ulcers that spread all over my Limbs rendered me a cdrn-
plate Object, so that My Friends despaired of my recovery.
When brought to this• Situation,. I considered death as inevi.
table, but'a relaiilm of mine commenting upon the many.
Cases ir.Whi7ii'yb,ur Pills' had succeeded,. I was induced to
try a Box of them, • which I thought rather relieved me,' and
by perseveringfollowing tOr twb or three months; and your
directions, 1 experienced the Most Unaccountable relaxation
from pain, the sores gradually subsiding ; 'am now, thank
God, perfeetly recovered, and. walking out daily: 1 doubt
not,, but one more box, lvhich-1 think cautious to .take,, will
establish my heakh in-its original state.
It is with the most heart-felt :gratitude, that I subscribe
myself, Sir, your much obliged humble Servant,'
Deansgate, klinichester,lttly t, iSot. W. 4A RS 0
P. S. For the pablh: benefit, 1 do not obi jeit to tile.above
being published,, btii!„lettlyt you to ad as your own better
judgment shall didate:

Prepared and Sold. by the sole Proprietor,
THOS. TAYLOR, Nlember of the Royal Ctille,,,e of Surgeons,
London, at his House, No. 9, New ;
Wher.,-aftera constant residence of more then Thirty-six
Years, in a practice particularly 'directed to the Cure of
;Venereal. Compa.lnts; and those-Meidei.i:ii to the Parts of
Generation in both Sexes, with t:at inviolable secrecy
Which Men of his 'Profession should always observe, he
battershimself,, the advice and assistance he g,ratuiLons-
iy a.l;zinnsters to. Persons taking this Medicine, will Oe
esteemed by a discerning public, as an' advantage serdom.
. to bt: obtained, and. void di ambiguitY.
Also sold, by his Ap-pointment, for the convenience of
those living at a distance, at the Perfumer's, No. 3s, St, Al-
- Pall Mail.; the Toy shop, - No. to,;, (Y\ t: rd-
street; Mr. Dishorougles, No.' 7, • .t; isn-street-rull ; Mr.
Steel's, Bookseller, No. t, Union-row, Little Tower.;:ii I ;
Mc. Baxter's soutii-bridge, Edinburgh; •Mr.
Dublin; Liverpool; ;vi r. /.I.Kinson's,
enester ; and by one Person in eviay Lon,iaierabie
Great Britain and Ireland, in Boxes of only 2s. 9(i. each,
seared up with full and plain directions, , whereby persons of
either sex may cure themselves with case, speed, secrecy, and
safety.

N. B. Every Box sold in Great Britain is sealed up with
a stantp, oii which, by favour of the Coininissuovis, is print-
ed, at the Stalnp-otfice, " Taylor' No. 9, New Bridge.
s I t," to imitate wlkic4 is Felony, and allotber:sare coup.
tacit.

WHITEHALL,
September 23, ISO—
NVIEREAS it has been humbly represented t o
the King, that many daring and sCarrrithg OUT-
R AG ES have been lately committed by Persons unlawfully
assembling, armed and disguised ; and that on or about the
following times, viz.
April 22d last, a large hay-rick, arida few data afterwards,
a dog-kennel and oat-rick, belonging to Mr. Warren, of War.
minster, Wilts, were wilfully and maliciously set on fire,
May zo, the cart of Mr. Bayley,. cf Calstone Mills, near
Devizes, returning from Warminster, was stopped on the
Downs by five men, four of whom had their faces disguised,
and a sixth man holding their coats at a distance, and the
driver compelled to leave the cart, whilst the men cut and
otherwise injured the cloths therein.
!Line z 3, a gun was fired in the night into the window of a
house occupied by a workman of Messrs. Week and Strode,
at Warminster. " About the same time, a rick of hay, be-
longing to Mr. Dunn, of Trowbridge, was wilfully and ma-
liciously set on fire.
Tune a 6, a large rick of hay belonging to Messrs. T. and M.
Tugwell, of Bradford, was also wilfully and maliciously
set on fire; and a threatening letter was about the same time
put under the door of the workshops of, and addressed to,
the said Messrs. T. 4nam. Tugwell.
Tune 29, in the night, a gun was fired into the chamber of
the &Net hng-house of Mr. Henry Wansey, of Warminster,
in the County of Wilts.
July 6, in the night, a gun was fired into the house of .1 ohn
Jones; and another immediately afterwards into the house of
-- Baker, both workmen to Mr. Henry Wansey ; and the
same night, a gun was fired into the house of Mr. Stancomb,
manuf'ac'turer, at Trowbridge.
July 13, in the night, a barn, stable, &c. the property of
Mr. G. Warren, manufacturer, at Werminstcr, was wilful-
ly and maliciously set fire to, and wholly consumed ; and an
anonymous letter was sent to another Manufadurer, at War-
minster, about this time, threatening by Almighty God, to
have his life within a month.
July 14, in the night, the Factory of Messrs. Jones, 'Hart,
'ones and Co. at Staverton, near-Bradford, was attacked by
an armed body of men, who fired many rounds of bullets,
slugs, &c. which demolished the windows, and did other
damage.
July 16, this night Clifford Mill and premises, near Beek-
ington, Somerset, the property of Mr. Newton, were wil-
fully and maliciously set on fire, and wholly destroyed.
July 19, a large hay-rick at Bradford, the property of Mr.
Tanner, manufacturer, was wilfully ,and maliciously set on
tire, and destroyed.
July 2z, the Mills at Littleton, in the parish of Steeple-
Ashton, Wilts, belonging to Mr. Naish, of Trowbridge,
were attacked by an armed body of men, many of whom had
their faces blackened, and who wilfully and maliciously set
fire to, and wholly destroyed the same, With the machinery
and stock in trade therein, to a very co.isiderable amount ;
after which they went away, threatening destruction to other
mills.
July 24, this night, two ricks of hay, the property of Mr.
Newman, manufacturer, of Melltsham, were wilfully and
• Maliciously set on fire.
July zB, the Factory at Staverten, belonging to Messrs.
Jones and Co. was again attacked by an armed body of men,
who fired from three different parts at the centinel on duty.
July z 9, in the night, a dwelling-house situate at Bearfield,
near Bn...:ford, the property of John Jones, Esq. was wil-
fully and maliciously set on fire and destroyed'.
Aug. 3, an extensive building, situate at Trowbridge, be-
longing to Messrs. Naish and Goldfinch, in which was a con-
siderable quantity of machinery, wool, &c. belonging to
Naish, was wilfully and maliciously set or% fire and
wholly destroyed.
Aug. 3r, two cottages, a stable, and out-houses, situate
at the Common, in the parish of Warminster, in the County
of Wilts, belonging to 141 r. George Warren, were wilfully
and maliciously set on fire and wholly destroyed.
Sept. 9, between nine and ten o'clock in the evening, a
gun was fired into the window of a sitting-room in the house
of Mr. John Bleek, ofWarminster.
His Majesty for the better apprehending and bringing to
justice the persons concerned in the felonies abovementioned,
is hereby pleased to promise his most gracious pardon to any
one of them, except the person or persons who actually set
any of the several premises or matters ,aforesaid on tire, or
who actually wrote the said letters, who shall discover his
or their accomplice or accomplices in any or either of the
above felonies, so that he, she, or they may be apprehended
and convicted thereof.

PELHAM.
And, as a further encouragement, a REWARD of FIVE
BUNDRED POUNDS,where no former Reward has been
offered for any et the above offences, and in cases where for-
mer Rewards have.fr.Cll offered, a Reward to make up such
former Rewards five Handl-ea Pounds) is hereby offered to
At,y "Oerson or Persons making such discovery .as aforesaid,
except beforc:excepted, to be paid on Convielion of' any
one or more of the (a:riders, by
K. BOWSHER, Solicitor, Bath.

WHITE-HART, BATH, -Sept. 13, tgoz.
AT a Numerous and Respeaable Meeting of the
WOOLLEN MANUFACTURERS of the West of
England, holden this day, pursuant to adjournment;
Mr. (ONES, in the Chair;
The Chairman having reported, that in pursuance of the
Resolution of the last Meeting, he had addressed Letters to the
Gentlemen interested in the Woollen Manufaaure in Lon-
don, Bristol, and other places, and had received answers from
many, with offers of subscription and support in forwarding
the objeds of this Veeting ; and particularly the following,
Letter from the Body of the Blackwell-Hall FaCtors, viz.
" London, Sept. 3, iSoz.
" In rep,ly to your printed letter as Chairman of the Bath
Meeting, we beg you will be pleased to put down our names
as subscribers for the sums affixed to our several signatures,
which we shall pay according to your diredions, in propor-
tion with other subscribers ; and if more money is wanted,
e shall cheerfully contribute our share of whatever is ne-
cessary to preserve private property from violent and unlaw-
ful depredation, and proted the free and full use of every
improvement in the manufadory of our great staple trade ;
being most perfedly convinced, that if every thing that ing,e-
unity can suggest is not fairly tried,"*and NvlL:t is of real ad-
vantage adopted, that the Woollen Cloths of this country
Avill be unable to stand a rivalship in foreign markets : And
that the inhabitants of those manufaduring distrids who are
to misled by designing and ignorant men, or blinded by pre-
judice, as to refuse the adoption of every real improvement in
the art of making cloth, will soon find themselves deprived
of their trade altogether by the occupiers of other districts
eager to avail themselves of every thing the art of man can'
f...mgeir for their own ativantage.
" Sincerely hoping that our staple manufadure may re-
unrivalled, and increase with redoubled splendour in
those.places thatgave it birth and have nourished it so long;
and that a love of order, and: a due regard to the laws of our
free and happy land, may roiurn, and so prevail among
all who are concerned in it, as to dissipate tear from the
breast of every individual, and disseminate confidence, har-
molly, end happiness among all,
" We have the Honour to be, Sir,
" Your most obedient Servants,
.so Maitlands Sterry, and Nettleshipp;
50 Cecrge Whitelwad and Son,
30 J . N. and B. Pearse,
So Thomas Everett,
so Wansey, Jeffries and Co.
so William Mercer,
so Thomas
.Andrews and Co.
so Edward and Thomas Sheppatd,
So Jones, Havard, and Jones,
eo Bowerbank, Monkhouse and Co.
so Streatfield and West,
so Clmientson, Borradaile, and Jackson,
so Reid, Clement and Co.
so Charles Brunsdon and Co.
so Brittens and Meek,
so Carrick and Maclean.
" John Tones, jun. Esq."
Resolvel Unanimously, that the Thanks of this Meeting
be given to the Body of Blackwell-1 lall Vaellors, and other
Gentlemen, for their very handsome Letters, and liberal
Subscriptions to the Fund of this Meeting, and that the
Chairman he requested to convey the saute accordingly.
That the above Letter, as conveying the sentiments of a
Body who, from their situation, are more fully competent to
judge of the absolute necessity of encouraging every im-
• provement whereby the Manufadures of this Country may
,be rendered as cheap as possible, to prevent rivalship in Fo-
reign Markets, be printed and circulated in the manufac-
turing Districts in the West of England.
Signed on behalf of the Meeting
J JONES, Chairman.

This Day were published, in One large Volume 0 ,tavo,
Price gs. in boards,

r'SSAYS on MISCELLANEOUS SUBJECTS ;
including the ESSAY on LONGEVITY, circulated
by order of the• french Government over the Continent
Europe.

By Sir JOHN
Prip,tca *pr W. PAYicz, St/41It!

MAILS.

ARRIVED DUI
Holland 0

French r
Hamburgh 2.
Lisbon I

PRICE OF STOCKS,
THIS DAY AT TWELVE O'CLOCK.
Consols. - 69 it 01111111.11T1 -3?. Disc.

THI.:., SUN.

SOLZW,2UIS OLCER.I FALSIJNI AUDEAT ?

LONDON, OCTOBER 12, 18oz.

WE this morning received the Paris Papers to

the loth inst. The French Troops do not appear
yet to have entered Switzerland, but bodies are
marching in several direaions for that purpose.—
The intention of are French Government to inter-
fere, was not known in Switzerland at the time
the last Letters were dated, but the French Am-
bassador, VERNINAC, refused to see or treat with
the Deputies sent to him from Berne.
The EMPEROR of GERMANY'S Minister at Ratis-
bon has presented a long Note to the French and
Russian Ministers, denying that the delays which
took plaCe in the assembling, and in the proceedings
of the Diet, could be attributed to His IMPERIAL
MAJESTY, and justifying the claims of the GRAND
DUKE of Tusc to complete Indemnity by the
stipulations of the Treaty of Luneville. With respea
to the City of Passau, his IMPERIAL MAJESTY
declares he is ready to deliver it up to whoever may
appear, upon the final arrangement of the subje& of

Indemnities, to have a legitimate right of it; but
until that point is definitively settled, His IMPE-
RIAL MAJESTY, in consequence of the request of
the Prince Bishop, will retain the possession of it.

The GRAND SE I GNIOR seems inclined to lose no
time in putting the sincerity of PASSWAN OGLOU
to the test, for he has ordered him to reduce the
rebellious Janissaries of Belgrade to submission.
Intelligence has been received from the French
Colonies, but it is very sparingly communicated in
the Moniteur. General LACROSSE has •been re-
established in his Post of Captain. General at Gull..
daloupe. The mortality at St. Domingo is said to
be decreasing, and some bands of Insurgent Negroes
have been subdued.
The Funds are 53 f. 55 c.

This morning arrived a Mail from Lisbon,
brought to Falmouth by the fralsingham Packet, in
six days.
The DUKE of Y OR:: walked arm in arm on Friday
with his amiable Dt.rrcitEss, from Covent-Garden,
through Cranbourn-alley to Piccadilly, .and thence
to their house in Portman square. The DUTCH ESS
was in excellent health, and their dorne&tic ap-
pearance was very endearing to those who knew
the Royal Pair as they passed. They were attended
by a Gentleman, who kept at a distance, for -the
purpose of not exciting public curiosity.

The Prince of ORANGE, it is said, intends to
resign all his States to his son the Hereditary Prince,
and retire to Oranienstein.

A Negotiation is, it is said, about to be opened
between the Duke of MODENA and the Margrave
of BAD EN, for the cession of the Brisgau, for a sum
of money.
The Inhabitants, of Rouen are in daily expeda-
tion of seeing the FIRST CONSUL amongst them,
but it does not appear that their expectations are
founded upon any good authority.
The Asiatic Company at Copenhagen are making
great exertions to increase their Commerce to India
and China.

The Batavian Government will, it is confidently
asserted, declare the Trade to the East Indies
entirely free.
The last Dutch Mail informs us, that rumours
were in circulation for several days at Amsterdam
and the Hague, of an intended insurredion of the
Jacobins. The names of Generals DAENDELS
and DUMONC EAU, and M. WALCKNAERI were
mentioned. There does not appear to Have
been any foundation for these reports, but they
seem to have given some alarm to the Govern..
meat. A reward of one thousand gold ryders was
offered for discovering the author of a publication
upon the subject; and Generals DAENDELS and
Dumortc EAU were sent for by the President of the
Directory. General DAENDELS immediately obey-
ed the summons, and had a private audience, in
which, it is said, he fully justified himself. The
Ambassador ScHIMMELPENNINCK, whose name ap-
pears also to have been made use of, wrote a Letter
to the' Government, in which he disavows all know_
ledge of any such plan being in agitation, and de-
nies that he ever had any conferences with Generals
DAENDELS and DUMONC F_AU upon the political af.
fairs of the Country.
The site of ground is marked out, and every
preparation is making at Liverpool, for beginning to
build the new range of Commercial Offices near the
Exchange. The SUM subscribed for carrying the
plan into execution, is 80,0001. which, when the
subscription books were opened, filled in less than
two hours, at la, a share, A new dock has
lately been begun. It is to be larger than any of
Cie others. It commences near the Fort, and goes
on to near St. George's Dock.
On Monday se'nnight was held at Castle Howard,
the annual shew of cattle and sheep, when the pr,:-
miums given by the Earl of CAaLtstE, f r the 0,..5t
stock produced on his Lordshiv's Yorkshire estates,
I were distributed.

NAVAL NEWS.

PORTSMOUTH, OCT.

"ARRIVED His Majesty's Ship Liberty, Lieut.
COOK, from the Mediterranean, and His Majesty's
Ship Harlem, from Gibraltar, last from Cork,
where she performed her quarantine ; Nancy, ROOD,
from Waterford ; Matthew, Norr,oN, from Cork ;
and Ant, STE PH ENS, from Havre.
Sailed the Isabella, SPARROW, for Sunderland;
and Polly, DEAMON, for London.

DEAL, OCT. 11.

ARRIVED the Vixen Gun-brig from a Cruize, and
remains with the East India Company's Ships Ocean,
Henry Addington, Lord Duncan, and Cattle Eden.
Last night, as the moon rose, a large black body
was discovered on the Goodwin Sands ; it was sup-
posed to be a ship with her masts cut away, and se-
veral boats launched from this place to her assist-
ance, but on a near approach, it was was discover-
ed to be a very large Whale, which measured up.
wards of eighty feet long and twenty in diameter.
The animal was alive a considerable time after it
got on shore, and died through its violent exertions
to get into the sea. The return of the tide washed
it into deep water, and it has not been seen since.

In our Paper of Saturday we stated that the Sea.
men of the Temeraire, of 98 guns, when paid off,
had subscribed 11. each for the relief of the Muti-
neers of that ship confined in the Marshalsea. We
have the authority of the Officers of the Temeraire
for stating positively that this is wholly untrue, no
such Subscription having been thought of,. or any
such expression used by the men of that Ship as
that imputed to them.
Friday and Saturday a Court-Martial was held
on the Purser of the Renard, 24. guns, on board the
Centaur, 74. guns, Rear-Admiral DACRES, Capt.
LITTLEHALES, in Hamoaze, on several charges ex.
hibited against him for not properly applying the
necessary money allowed for the use of the ship.
J. LIDDEL, Esq. Judge Advocate. The sentence
has not yet transpired.