The Sun.
London, England, 1804-08-07 00:00:00

A CAUTION To TUE PUBLIC.

TROTTF.R's 01t1 ENTA I. DENTITRICE, Or ASIA.
TtC TOO 111-I.OW DI, R.
VIIiEREA,§ several t.....oinOsiti,ins, both
VV - Town and Country, have been.veaded, to the great
detriment of these who use them, Ctrs. trotter feels it her
duty to caution the Public to be particular or whom they
purchase the.ahove Article, which they may rely on getting .
genuine at her Warehouse, or from tho.ie whose Nantes ale
inserted in her AdVertiseincnts. For .above these tt-Venty
years it having been held in the highest estimation by eve, y
description of polite, precludes all panegyric. •
Th )se who have not, tried this etcellent Dentifrice, will
find a single hot a sufficient to ascertain its effi.
cacy ;mil virtues; Its eic-ellencies being acknowledged by
the must irespeaable" Medic:it Authorities, used by nuinv,
and recomenited. The Powder .cleatises and beautifies the
Teeth, sweetens. the breath, possesses no• acid that cut
corrode tne enamel. puts a beautitul polish im the Teeiii,
and is extreinelY Sale in its. use. torn its asaingeocy
it strengthens the .gums, eradicates the scurvy (which
often proves the destruction of .a whole set of Teeth); pre.
serves sound 'Teeth from decay, secures, decayed Teeth
from becoming Worse, fastens those which are luose, .and
`proves the happy inzaits.of. preventing t} being drawn.
Hat what has enhanced it. in the estimation- of those Cadics
and-Gentlemen who liave been in the habit of using it, is,
.that it prevents the return tit the Tooth.Ach. . with which,
before that period, they had been violently alflie4e4. Like-
wise a TIN CTU RE, winch It:l4geSies' the power -of, easing
the most
,violent Tooth-Ach. —Powder 25. 0f1..!a box,. and
Thieture, ditto.' BroslieS ts. each., - •
'Sold. wholesale and retail, -by the -Proprietor, No. 3,
Bgiutort.tittild•m:s.'strAnd,; and, by' appointment,. at most
Drthe WholesalePertn,nersiii Loluiao, and out of l'own,
Artr. Simmons, Portsittouto, and llclain, ditto; Mr. Rich.
arils, elyinouth ; Mrs SheanAltl. and Prosser, Bristol ;
Vine, --Bath ; - Mr. Thompson, :lsle Of Wight ; 'Cove,
Noitingliain; Mr. Pullett, Colchester; Better, Ox
Suld'also in every C.;pital Town throughout England. •
. P leak to ask tid Trotter.:;-her wt mini on the
Stalop'*. ,
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'1711"° ,
11U)iA14
1130 st ats,,ulUte Remedy for such as are attet•ded
with the Sytriptooss ; • namely, a great Straitnes3
of the lirerst, with D,t/ieulty of Bicatimi4, p„1,11.
tadons of the Heart, sudden Flashes of Bela in various
Parts of the 136.4 ,• at other times a sense of cold, is if
water was poured ii them ; dying Pains in the Arms anti
Limbs, back, at)d Belly, resembling those oceasionel by
the. Gravel; tbe.f7 ulse very variable, sometimes uncoinnionly
slow, at other times very quick, awniog,htobreri:lite.)ereo.ittighns.
frequent S and >i Sense ofSuabeation, as from 4 Mi t
or Lump' in. tiie. Tlfrnat ; alternate . Fits of Crying, ;„„i
vulsive Laughing:. the Lleep unsound,. and. seldom
ing, ant the Patient often troubled with
Much has been said, by interested tndivirivats, agarsist all
Med.eines that are advertised; but there is a very important
tioseiVatiOn• to be in ale respelling the Cordialltaliwor Gi.
lead, that, unless its operation were gentle, site. and 011,;.i.,
Claus, it could not have risen to the unexampled Repute and
universal Demand it has acquired ; for, as it
.4,l*•ritrefy the
great advantage of a persuasive Advocate at "the ear or the
Patient, so tiotrititA but his conviction of its -virtues, .by iht
salutary eltleels, can indUce him to. persevere; and yet
sonable perseverance is certainly 'oust recraisite, to enable
even the happiet Combinations of Uhyn,icaia and Galenicals
to root out
,Chronic Diseases, and restore the V.detudinarian
to Health. • •
As the obinve Complaints
it is no
vrvecatitrii.:ttlei°4kylf':6outl;ml:thnieet'utl ,iceAlitraiL:rk'el.lti''Ove I cdc
opportunityo r iu ‘t 4ortlfen that t b Lir'
experienceth ut
which is the only.soltd tbundatton of Medical El f Ile whilst
Dr. 7Solumon's very extensive Praelice; and panic:Oar at.;
tention in:them:4:RM... enable him to afford that permanent
relief to such tatiforturiatePeattiheenrtsi,thais,,licpie4rahl)ni,.tthhpx.ein
„ King
-
d any
with the greatest pleasure andsatisracturn
that 'he liciin,,wit:dgis the caniour and liberahty of those:Ven.
tleinen of the Faculty, who have so distinguished!). cotton:-
[lanced his claim to approbation, as to recommend
Patients to 'Ms care;
Propared by Dr. Solomon, Liverpool, in ho. 6d, and 335.
.Bottles,; the Intel* contain tour or thetOriner, by which me
Purchaser saves os. •E very genuine bottle has a
be irs'the 'Proprietor's. Name ,and Address, ' Samuel
inau Liverpool," to imitate which IS felony. . • - - •
6:::r Each genuine bottle haS the words " Sam. Solo--
mon, Liverpool," engraved on the stamp.
Si. It. The Postage or all. Letters to the Dotior must be
paid, and ios. 6a. as a Fee, enclosed tor Advice.
The Cordial gain) of Gilead, A iitt.l mpetigtnes, and Ab..
stergent Lotion. ,and Guide to Health," are

s(aid by Remnant, liairtbuni;lt ; It. Bach; PearLstreet,
New:York. ; Mathews, l',:o. is, Strand, Ltutan ; anal in
Bath, tiy Hatatcl; Bristol, liu:gin ; Bri,;hton, Gregory • Bir-
mingham,. Knott: and Lloyd p• lletiford, Smith ; Lilaniltord,
Simmons; Bur} St. Edmund's, Dittoe; Cheltenham, Sel.
don; Cambridb.;e, Hodgson ; -Coventry, Rol la,son ; Colches-
ter, 'Keimer ,• Cantitthury inuniiits ; Carlisle, !Wife).
Chatham, Ethetingtnn ; diehnsionl, Clachar ; Ch'etter;
Pool anti Son celtichester, Phil liftlon'; Cirencester, Smith ; .
Chi ppenharn, Combs ; Intatio, Keene; NO. 6, ColLge..
gr ...11 ; , Derby, Drewry.; - Durham, Peimingtelk ;' Dover,
Neal ;.s ; Devizes Lowe; ' Vorchever, Virtue ; Deal, Rose;
Dart nouth, lack‘on; Eilinbut);h, Smith, Korth:l36llm ;
Exeter's, Trewman and Solt ; Falinotith, Elliot ; Glouces-
ter, P.ltt, kValker ; Glasgow, Nl` Poil:i 41 ; Liverpool, ,Mcr.
callile Gazette ..0 thee ; Leeds, 'inns, HiilltleS ;' Lincoln,
Drury ;' Lynn, -Headley ; :Leicester, Creory, s*infen ;
Lewes,-Pitt__,_. Manchester, Thompson ;••• Nl:anent.% Rovve •
taidstnrte, Walker; Marlbtroaigh, Harold ; Newbury; ha-
ler, Attee ; New-castle, Walker, Eltvloion.; Northampton,
Dicey ~ Notri; ham, •Burbage; Norwich, . Stevoisnn and
co. ; oxford, ones;• Elymouth DOek, Hoxiand ; Ports-
ig,t
rivAit h, Deism; . eading, Smart And Co. ;•Itochester,,Ether.,
ington ; Preston, i ergent "; ShreWshitiry, Eddowx, t snuth.
m apton, )later ; Stafford, Morgan ; . -Stamford, Newt-mirth;
fiti:,•rtand, Bray ; Salisbury, Collins ; Scarbor,ugh, nat.-
ley ; TO,unton, Poole; Tunbridge Wells, Sprang:,; Well‘;:,
Evill ; Weymotith, Wotxli Windsor, Blakcitev ; York,
Woistenhointo ; and by all Venders of Genuine Medicines'
the Un tad K.itigdorn. . , . ' '

PRICE OF STOCKS,

THU DAY AT I WELVE O'CLOCK.
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, LONDON, 4Ut UST 7, 1804;

Tire French Fleet made a very short voyage.
WI n the fog cleared up, they were seen snugly at
tilichut in Camaret Bay, consisting of nincSail
the Una and three Frigates.
The L' Aigle, of the Rochefort Squadron, has
6stroyed a French, Frigate and a Brig, after a short
Engagement, the particulars of which will appear,
in this night's Gazette. •

The particulars of the .11 umbareli*ut 'of HavTo
Will also be given ip the Gazette pf this evening,

. •
The large and valuabLe Fleets froptlye'.East and
West Indies passed.the Isle of NYight this morning.
We shall now, therefore,..be gratified with accurate
Intelligence, resegtini Engagement of the China
Shies with Lttlots... ".. •
Valuable Co.yoza arc alieyttfircd Lbc
tics l'Utiugal, -anti Newfoundland.

h with deeplegret that we hali.e to announce
the death of: the gallant ,and truly- worthy Admiral
Who expired suddenly, on his Way
6.Edinburgh, of an attack, as is supposed, of-the
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sour in :Ms stomach.

Sunday evening THEIR MAJESTIES, the PRIN.
CRAIES, and the Doxas of Kurtz- and CAMB DGE,
`walked on the Terrace.---Among the company we
( noticed Lords MULGR AV E and MELVILLE, Sir
SIDNEY SMITH, Mr. PITT, and the Russian Am.
eassador and 1. mily. His MAJESTY. conversed with
several of the NAility. About eight o'clock the
illoyXt. FAMILY retired to the New Music Rooms.
Yesterday morning the Staffordshire Militia Was
reviewed by the PUKE of CAMBRIDGE. in. Wind.
hr Little Park. Soon after His Royal Highness
bad .formed the line,' and they had gone through a
Dumber of- manoeuvres, His MAJESTY and the
DUKES a CUMBERLAND and KENT arrived, and
4 insp'ec'ted them. His MAJESTY appeared highly
plelsed with their appearance.
HER MAJESTY and the PRI Nctsses took an air.
jog in a sociable in Windsor Great Park.
Litters were yesterday itceived in Town from
th Duke of ANGOULEME, dated Warsaw, the 19th
in which His Royal Highness says, that
he intended to leave that City for Wilna, with his
LJ«tieand King, before 'the end of the month;, hut
that his Royal Consort, with her Aunt, the Queen
of France; were to continue to reside ihere, as no
certain arrangements were made as to their future

restartice.
A 'Atter from Berlin, of the Bth ult., says, that
two Russian. Armies on his Eastern and
Northern Frontiers, and three. Freth Atinies on his
Western and Southern, the KING of PRUSSIA has
declared to the Courts of St. Peterlburgh and St.
Cloud, that His Me:JasTY intends to preserve the..
strictest Neutrality, and therefore will not permit
the passage Of any troops, artillery or ammunition,
through' his dominions, but. regard. as an enemy,.
,a, y 1:0,4 tr attempting to force such passage."
Another Letter, from the same city, Of the sanir.
,date, says, XVIIL continued at Warsaw•
•when the last letters left that city ; nor was it exl
'petted that His must Christian Mn J tivry would leave
.teat. t,ruirr Capir4 of Poland soon. New Over.
rurcs.have been Made by BONAPARTE, for ageneral
prifkati9n, through the mediation of pot Court, in
which favourable arrangements have been proposed
for the whole Boy a BON Family now in exile, on
;condition of renouncing their rights to the 'fluent
,of France,' and of promising no longer to reside in
E, void. A Courier has beep dispatched. to St.
Pert tihurgh, td communicate to the RUsbIAN EMe.
remott these OVerturei."
The Ist Battalion of the RPyal Irish Regiment
embarked on Thursday, at Newhaven, for Hal wich.
The aectanrl followeil on Friday, • •
The Aiklishite Militia marched on Monday for
Dunbar.
The Secorkd Royal Lancashire and the Royal La.
olitk ltire Militia ate to form a Brigade in the East.
ern Distriet, under the cummlod of Major• General
VONCAN CAMPBELL.
On .W.ednesdAy morning four Companies of the
sth Battalion of Reserve arrived at Manchester; by
way'td Bolton, from Liverpool,on their route to
Nortitigliont,' for which place they marched on Thurs•
day ; the other four Companies Matched at illegalise
titne thr..uph. waitiltton, from Liverpool, on their
way to Lrehtirld.
In quenee,' of an 'application made to the
Lords of the•.. Treasury, by his .Grace the Duke of
A 'mot., orders' have been sent err the Isle .of Man,
Inc it' list of the 40ats, anti !lumber:of men in each,
to be. made out • and warded In that Board ;in
order that protectiOns may be issued to the flitter..
:Teo, •
_ _ _

.'Saturday morning the Brigade under Majnr.Ge.
nerd MOOR a, consisting of the 4th, 43,1, and std
tight Ittlantry, and 9s,h, or Rifle Corps, rnarohtt
)ram Shornecliffe to Swenficld Minnis, between
FL4cestone and I,l..krluiro Downs,. where, they per.,
fortneti,t in a most masterly style, a variety of (la_
colt mat oeuvres. There tk err preirnt a numerous
I •:IVliii:ary Officers fr m Canterbury
;nd it 'vicin'rty,
On Si.orda) the 63! Regiment, and on. Sunday
the B.(11411011 01-11,e 61 ; Regiment (both 01
ivhic,ll lttd disembarked at It intsgAtt), took their
gr, kind at the encammtrnt on Barham Downs, The
two Battalion. of the ;i3th, or Royal Irish Itrgi.
!tient, are hour!), expeAed.

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lent 01

Llgot

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4 ne first division or the t
Dragoons marched, yesterday morning, _through
Town from "Biimingham to Maidstone, Kent.

The:experiment with the Military Car succeeded
pettedly on Friday. last ;, it reached Welling, ,a
distance of Is miles, in two hours and ten minutes,
the men batiing> suffered no perceptible inconve.
nience or fatigue. After waiting two ,hours or
more to feed and refresh the horses, the fourteen
'mein were- as. safely and pleasantly conveyed backto
town in one hour and fitty.minutes.
Yesterday, . soon after one o'clock, another appa.-
4tus; intended. to answer the same purpose, was
down by four. braes into, the Parade before the
Horse Guards, where it was examined by His Royal
,Highness the DUKE of Yottx,. Mr. PITT, and a great
number of General Officers and persons of distindion.,
This apparatus was slung upon the springs of a cont.
Mon post chaise carriage. Instead of the tight rope
going from one spring to the other, serving as a sup-
port to the. men's backs, there are six long irons
standipgfrom the geatboards, three on each side, to
support. a rope ;, iostead,of one hoard for the inens'
feet, .two have been substitue-d side by- -side ;
'• stead of its being suspended by ropes, large straps
and buckles.
.are introduced ; a footboard' for the
serjeant and corporal, who-sit in front, has been ad.
ded, supported by three large irons. Ten privates, a
corporal, and serjeant, were seated on the Carriage
about half past ten, with all their marching accou..
trements;, hut they alighted by orders 'from the
DUKE of YORK, and went to the guardhouse to be
accurately weighed; being again seated, they drOve
off full speed, exaCtly at two o'clock, for Welling;
accompanied by two Officers of the Guard, on horse.
back. Mr. PITT seemed co. take the most alive part
of any one present in inspeCting and suggciting al.
terations,of the apparatus.
Among the company present we noticed &me-
rals Boma/say, Hore, and LESLIE, M,jor
VAL, 1.,)1d' CAMDEN, Sir joilN FORDYCE, Mr.
BURDETT, &c. Hooks were. pros ided order the
seat hoards for hanging the soldiers knapsa:•ks on,
but they carried them on their backs al on Friday,
and as seediS most proper and convenient, for them to
do. This apparatus was,we understand, produced by
the same cuach.maker who' made the one tried on

Late last night Dispatches were sent to Admiral
CoßtywALLis, at Portsmouth, from whence he is
expeded to sail in a few days.
Dispatches were on Saturday sent from the Ad-
miralty to Admiral Sir ANDREW MiI:CHEM., at
1-14itfax, Nuva Scotia.

. .
Yesterday Letter's were received in town from
our 'Squadron off Ferrol, dated .24.th'ult. at which
time they were all Well. The French Ships in that
harbour were expe6led to put to sea in a short time.
One of them is quite ready for sea, and iiviaualled
for eight months. If she escapes our Cruizers, her
destination is supposed.tabe fur the East Indies.
NAVAL Au PoiNnit brs.—LLCapiain J. Harvey, to
the Agamemnon ; Captain Byng, to the Malabar ;
Captain Clements, to the Texer ; Captain 'Shipley,
made Post, into the Centaur ; Captain Ferris, to the
Proterpine ; Lieutenant King, of the. Centaur, to
command the Drake ; Lieutenant Henderson, of the
same ship, to command the Cuacharion ; Lieutenant
Sterling, of the Fondant, to eotnroand the 6'erapis ;
Captain Waring., to the .Surinam Ifoo. Captain
King, to the-AriaeLe. ; Captain C. Elphinstune, to
the Ortyhomvili Sir T. LivingscunCoo the Media.
tor, of 44 guns, built of teak; Captain Laiiriei to
the Cdevorir; •Calit. J.,Watson, to the dilanzo ;
Captain Impey, to the .6pervirr ; Captain.
,)Vi.
bertson,lo the Hindorintr ;. Captain Champain, pro
lempore, to Ole•Olory,suice
.G.' Martin, indispc)Acil
:
E. Bromley, E;q. to be Surgeon_of the Texel ; S.
Bromley, Esq. to be Surgeon of the. Malabar.
The Lords of the Admiralty have been pleased to
order that Dr. LIND, First Physician of the Royal
Hospital at Haslar, shall be superannuated on his
full salary, as a. reward for his unremitted attention
to his duty during a service of 32, years. Doetor
.'fitompsoN is appc,inted First Pnysiciata.
A private letter from Alton.a, dated July 35,
• Pays, s The King of SWEDEN left Carlsruht- rail; CI
une*pe4lidly, and after a..,short visit to Vienna, his
Majesty intends direaly to return to Stockholm:"
The Senate of Hamburg!) has been applied to .
for no less a sum titan three Millions of bane° marks
(ah0nt,25r0,0001.), to defray the expences of BoNA-
PARTU'S Coronarion. Two millions more are
claiMed of Bremen, and one
_million 'of Lubeck.
This deMand, however, has not been cOmplied
with.

It is communicated,. in private intelligence-froth
Paris,'thai the same Tribunal which tried PEOR Ci'ES
and Nilo R RAU' will be shortly called together for the
trial of the Ex-nobles FA 11C R, BO RK L, 1)s LA
Roctiaropcnut.T, and Ds. 14Aurviona., who hay,:
been several years prisoners in the rreinple.
objet of this measure is, no doubt, to implicate
the Generals Lv,coutta and MAC OONA.LD, whom
the Corsican views with a most suspicious eye.
'The Court Astronomer, ir appointed a
IVieniber of tl3e Legion of Honour. The number of
all,the Members. will, it is said, be extended to
totoota, An annual appointment of 40,006 livres
was intended for LAc s.r s DE., the Grand Chancellor
of the L.gion,. of which, hoWever, he would only
accept scoo. •
Letters from Spa state, that a dreadful tempest
was experiened there on the, evening of the zoth
nit. It'was. accompanied by a most excessive and,
continual shower 61 rain. 'The 'river Vevay,:-and
the tut:l'l-'4, Crepe, swelled so rapidly, that by ten
o'clock at night. the town was, inundated. The
water rushed in rapid streams through the streets,
and penetrated into the houses, several of which
were damaged 'Considerably, and 4 few carried
away. A hattercarried his stock. from the ground.
floor to the one-pair of stairs, whither he retreated
with his family :.the flood undermined his house, and
'the first floor tumbled down, but the people were
paved. The streets have suffered greatly, and the
tavement is broken up. At ball past eleven the
water abated, and at two the streets'wete cleared.
The last great flood, of the 2xd of August, 17 Sz,
did not rise so high ar this. The damage dine to
the houses and furniture is very considerable. 7—
There have also been inundations 'in the neighbour.
hood. At Vieux the bridge on the Verre 'was
swept away.