The Sun.
London, England, 1803-10-15 00:00:00

ADVICE tO,r4ok,tEEhs.

IYotTot LAblAm, in qualii7'of PhYsicUti to the
Bloomsbury and Inns of Court Association, has- sent
a Letter to the Commander of the Corps relativetd
the means of preserving its health. The following
is an extrafil:

" -Inflammations; Coughs; dysentery, .and fever;
are. the diseases generally to be expeCted by us,
with whets also of less conseguenCe, which may
equally arise from Unusual and excessive fatiguei
from i-damp and inconvenient accommodation, and
from strong and Sudden variations of atmosphere.
Without a regUlar and uniform warmth of body,
health cannot long be, preserved; every Gentle:.
man, therefore, should *ear a flannel ana'er•waist,
coat With iletives,.having a collar buttoning raluisd
the neck, and skirts beg enough not to be incommodim;
he should hayeillsofiannel drawers and woollen stock,
in;r, and be provided either with a cloth cap, or
with what is commonly called a itre/cb %viz: tbit4gs
at first view perhaps of small moment, but. when
he sleeps upon the ground, or rests long upon his
.arms, or is employed on other frequent occasions'
of cold and laborious duty, of infinite comfort and
importance to him:
" After
,a long and fatiguing march, or any other
great exertion, every gentleman should, if pranica.
tile, Change that part cf his dress which may be wet
orancomfortable ; but as this cannot often he dune,
,he should ,t4alk about gently for r convenient tiny,
and rot snfer his body to cool rapidlj.; ?tor should he
lay down until it lids regained, or is pat into a Jima-
hen of regaining, its usual teraperatnre ; and he will
recollett, that 4tvaiw: dilating 'ion tishmem t is, sender
snch circantstacceS; preferable to streagi;pors: And
in contemplation also of a *day of danger and fatigue,
I ,wish hiin'to be reMinded, that, spirituous
liquorsraise a man for a short time above his level,
only to •si.ll; Rini afterwards, into a lower state of.
real inefficiency.-4,c00l head hlwys produces a.
steady, resolute, and determined hand ; and as this:
is a contest in whioi all the faculties of mind and:
body must be exerted against an insidious, faithless,
and insolent enemy, you' must not hereafter haVe
the mortification of iefleeting, ifiat in any loth.
vidual of the B. I. C. A. there should have been
the least defeet•or failure in the energies of
" The above general plan will for the most part
secure the health of the Corps; but no disease must,
not w unavoidably happen, oppiicariak
rl.Lardd he made at its commencement to the proper,
Medical 015ree, as. in the 13. I. A. C. we .ire
all convinced. that there never-will 1,),.! any skulkir,g,
1 should wish to see the snldkr as soon as. he con.
plains, that the opporanity.of early teliet' omit
be lost, and thn't he May,thercb); the- sooner be re. ,
stored •to his place•io the tanks agair."
Notice has been giyen to the Cory 3, that
sadcs, Sec. will be ready for •them in the early part
of the week. •

At half past seven o'clock yesterday mornit.g S;r,
LIONEL* DAMELL experiented a Sudden and iflost.
alarming relapse. Medical aid was altn,,:st
diately procured by the Secretary, Whose artem
On this melancholy occasion, has been unremitti' g.
We are happy to state, hoWeVeo, that Sir LIONEL
was so much:better in the evening; as to he able to
speak.
Yesterday a person Was.broUght frant Canterbury
in custody of a parry of the Bow.street chfie“... Eie
was taken to Mr. YORKE% Oilier, and there exainio»
id before the ATTORNEY GEN.ERAL, Mr, Utider
Secretary KING, and Sir KICHARD FORD, On a
charge uf-tteasOnable praetices. After a short hear_
ing, he was remanded into custody for &further exl
arnitration. •

TWIC,TitrAtRE.---The DUK Fs of 'YO R K and
CAMBR mat were last. night at Covent-Garden
Theatre in the Earl of CHEraiRF LELW S box. The
Play was john 80, and the Fake Elul Turnpike Get",
The Comedy went off with almiistas much eclat as
at first. It certainly was as well supported by the
At tars in general. Though thedweather was by no
means favourable to the Theatre, the pit and galleries
were, crowded, and the bnies were graced by many.,
elegant visitors.

There is, so much good aaing in. the represrnta,
tion of The Stranger, that it is, to he lamented its
tendency is to apologize for conjugal infidelity
in a wife. The temptations to that crime in, both
sexes abound so much in real life, that it ought not
.to receive_ any thing like a sanaion..frout the Stage*
but rather its most ,decided opposition, in a constant
display pf: the-misery and ruin which result•from
it.

The young Candidate for musical, honour, who is
forth-coming nt Drury-lane Theatre, as Carlos, in
The Duenan, is 4 Mr. Lc E. He is a pupil of Mr.
Hoos., and possesses, according to report', an sd.
minable 'voice in tone And compass.
The Managerd of Ditiry-Line Theatre scem to be
exerting themselves very actively. They are ving
to revive 'SHIRLEY'S Eduard the Mack Prince, a
new Opera, a new Comedy, and a new Farce.—This
its indeed a" note of preparation" that seems to pro.
raise. a vigorous, and we hone a successful campaign
The litia;d cf Brigol is among the perform owes
on the Bristol stage, where the local interest attach.
ed to it tnay Inc exile ,ed to give it increased sue.
cess.

Mrs. JORDAN, it is said," has Within these felt.
,days been declared the sole 'heiress to a gentleman
of immense fortune, who, thotTli but little known
to the objra of his bounty, has been a hng and ar,
dent admirer, not only of her professional merits,
but of her amiable conduet in private tile,
Lynn, in Norfolk, is at present in a most excel.
lent state of defence. This town, celebrated in
history for its loyalty and attachment to the Save.
reign, contains 600 Volunteers, in high diccipline,
two Troops of,,Horse, and 400 Sea Fenctbles. The
Sailors of Lynn are greatly estimated among the
Naval Gentlemen, for their ndittical accuropliih.
mem 5.

On Tuesday evening as Mr. KNIOHT, of Covent.
garden The Acre, was returning through St. (.;.teu's
from a shooting party, in his gig, with a rte..,
saddle tied behind, he happened to turn his
head, and saw a man carrying lie
stopped his horse, and called out, " Stop thief !
drop the saddle, or shoot yoiti" the mut 'hest
dropped the saddle and facqed,

it.olti Snell, to be ('vtairt.
,)akbampi,n Vlwarer litjantry.
Lux.itturc, to be Major.
alery Atnterr
Cthtge , Capfaln.

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