The Sun.
London, England, 1810-04-13 00:00:00

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.6RAVSSEND, APRIL
Sailed—the Suffolk; —, from Ma• tinique Catlierine,
Tate, Mary, Sarmon, .and Maria, 'Gunter, ; J"d
the John of Gaunt, Moor, for lierhadoes..

• Mr. WHITBREAD, as the fate-of Austria was de-
cided, could see no improp,riety in letting other nations
know what exertions we had made in her cause. He
did not wish for such disclosures ass would hazard-the
lives of others. He was sorry it had not &en proVe-d,
that we. were in no way the causeof the war. He
did not wish to press his motion; he would, therefore, .
withdraw it, leaving his Hon. Friend, who intend-
ed twking a mo;itari on the subject, to shape his M 0... I
lion as he pleased. He was not, howeier, satisfied,
as he thought. Ministers refused‘what, with proper
limitations, might have been consistently granted.
Mr. BROUGHAM 'then gave notice, that on Tues-
day he , would move for the prodtidion of such
papers as could be granted without detriment to the
public) Service, or injury to others. - .
The Privately Stealing Bill went through a Com-
mittee, as did the Dweliing4ionse and Canal Rob-
bery Bills, the reports of which were ordered to be .
received on Tuesday. ,
d. On
aFreiddayfol,ast, at Clifton, after an Illness of onl.' s'.'e..
. DIED.
Mr. RYDER moved thethird reading of the Local
Militia Bill. After a few•words from Mr. C. W. youngestaYs son 01;(3:f 71 altittt:tuafeinsths'
Wynne and Mr. Ryder, the Bill was read a third' On m onday last, at her house ing.Odiham, Mrs. Payne,
eaatrlolifshisagc. 'C, -11. I Francis
pagOen, SE‘signd. a
relid of the late (Win Payne, Esq. of Dodds,- Barnacloes.
Lukin Horatio, Inc
time and passed.
iy
n themo I .sn9i nt
hg ' y house, ars a ton,
The Militia Completion. Bill was read a third'
time, and passed. . . On Tuesday last, Robert Maitland, Esq. of Greenwich.
late a Merchant in Coleman street.
The further consideration of the Report of the Lately, Richard Meyrick Da) rell, son of Richard PaY"
Irish Einbeza•lement Bill was postponed to Monday. ; tell,
Esq. of Lillingstone Dayrell, Bucks.
The Etst India Commissioners Bill was read a• • On the 6th ult. at the advanced age of 12i Ye irs, Sarah.
Second otherwise Sleuion, of Clciskilt, in the Parish° f
second time, and ordered to be' referred to a Secret Drumgoolm, near Rilthfrylanci. Shi was the life in dit*reo4
Committee. . • ' leases taken out about • the year 1694, at about is. 6,1• Pc`
. Mr.
.14,iflINGTON brought up certain Papers re- acre.
lacing to the abolition of i he Slave Trade.—Ordered
to be printed.
_.,Mr. .LustrizsuTox brought up the Report of the
Innkeepers' Allowances Bill, w Men was agreed to,
and the Bill ordered to be etig-r ssed, and read a third
time to-morrow.

PR IC ft.ul ,IT ()CA.'S
YESTLIt DA Y.

Bank Stock, 269 i lndia Stocat, 187 186 3
Navy g per Cent. 99 a India Bonds:, zos. 19s. pr. n'r
Irish 5 per Cent. Exchequer-Bills, 9s. i4s. r.°
]
4 per Cent. 83 44' 844 84 0 innitinr,
3, per Cent. Red, 68i it- linperial 3 per Cent.
3 per Cent. Cons. 69 -i 111. CORS. for Account, 7o 1 7-'1
Bank L. Ann. iS 5- [funs it . '

Mr. LUSIIING'TON brcuglit up certain Papers re.;
lative to the state ofhulhoo.—Orden:d to be referred
to the Corntnittee.---Ladjourned.

'TO Titonlits Y Lai.
No.y, New BridgoStreet, Lolvinn

OLD BAILEY.

Honoured Sir, . ; •Edinburgh, Much 18, 180 t•
IBEG leave to inform you, .that 7 ever since the
year 1790, I have beeu alllided with the Lues Veil
rea ; which, from its obstinately resisting: every course °
Medicine prescribed by the • most eminent of die. I-Tacult!
here, and undergbuig several severe. courses :of saliv`...ri"r'
and twice diScharged atom the Hospital, with little reii°e;
would appear to he of the most inveterate nature, in Li'
spring of last yerfr my-disorder had got to suCli'a heel, as
nearly to plat a period to my existence—l had a large race''i
,on the crown of my head,,one oil each iirrri, and iny le;
were broke out in a Thghtfol manner ; my right 11/35 di Caa;
fully painful, acid had . been in a state of ulceration for ,!...
last seven years ; ,m-v left had also two large nodes co.,'"
was very much discoloured, and gave rue such exert/v-1"
ing pain, particularly when *arm in bed, as nearly to dc'
pnve me of rest:; in this 'lamentable state, 1' was recoil):
mended by Mr. I. Thompson, (who received so great '3
cure: by them here), to take your leake's Patent l'ilicsel
which I began to da on die 26th of 'May ; in the colts,
of ,a-fortnight, I began to receive benefit—in little Wl' '
we
than a month, the ulcers on my he?d and • arms A,c7o
L a
soundly healed---soon •after, the sores on ,my. legs. lielAc
• also ; leaving, however, consaterable discolouration in '''„c
skin, and pain in the bone of the left, which, by the 131e'
sing of God, and a- little longer perseverance in your nil:
lira* Medicine, subsided ; the nodes dispersinB, the sii,-.67,
regaining its natural hue, and the nodurnal pains .graclitajt!„
going off.' I thus became, by your liberal advice and Pa'
dicine, perfedly free from all my 1 former complaints'
have recovered my former spirits and strength, -and am i 3;
come jolly and fat, in which state navingeontinued rnailit
months to the astonishment of all who knew me, I all' a,
a loss in what terms to express my gratitude, but beg P...,;
for the good of other suffering mortals, to make this, ''.,, ,
case as public as posSible, as I shall on every occasiT
in so-doing, you, will greatly( oblige, Sir, your gr_ate-t,,L/ '
obedient, very humble servant, . ALEX. MU 14.1`,-E'
• Swan's Close, High-street, Edinburgh. •
Witnesses to the above Cure
foliN THOIAP SON, No. 3, New- Poultry. Market - 4114
i oust M.INTOSH, Old Assembly-Close, Edinburgh.
, Prepared and Sold by the sole Propriefor,
Timm A s T.-. Y LQzt, iVlember of the Royal College 'of stir'
; };cons, at his House, No. 9, New Brillge-etreet, London!
• where, after a constant residence of mere t,han thirty-s"•;
: years, in a practice particularly dire led to the cure °I
Venereal Complaints and those incidental to the Pacts (7t
i
• Genel-ation, with that inviolable. secrecy which men
,"g:
;17 his profession shoUld alWays observe in such cases, '1-
hatters• himself, the advice and assistance he gratuitously
. ~ administers to. persons taking- this Medicine.,, will ire
este,iirif,d, by, a discerniog. Public, as an 'adva.ntag'ese-y
doin Attainable and void of all ambiguity.
Also sold, by his appointment, tor the ceinvenience PI
those living.at a distance, at the Perfumer's, No. 35, -St;
Alban's-Street, Pall-Mill '; the- Toyshiop,- No. ic3r .."''''
otil-street ;, Mr. Disborough's, No. 7, Fish-street-hills
Mr. Steel's, Bookseller, No. t, Union-row, Little TP‘iler- •
hill ; Mr. Baxter's, South-bridge, Edinburgh; Mr. 41
,3,-;
rdonald, Glasgow ; Mr. Bull, Dame-street, bublinf ant‘' -a
out pers-n in.every considerable toWn in' Great britainaPti
Ireland, in Boxes of only. as._ 9d. each, sealed u 7,, 'xith fu
and plain "directions, whereby„:persons or either sex 11141
cure themselves with ease; -speed, Secrecy; and safety.. a,
N ..li. Every Box sold in't; teat Britain is Sealed up W 4 1
a• Stamp, on•which, by favour of- the OtammissionerS.lo,
i, n.,,,, at the Stamp Office—" -T. Taylor, No, 9i..'l",:ig
_.oritiKe..,:treet,"--to imitate which is Falony, and all OP—
,
ar.: C'lmi taking.

APRIL 12.

The occurrences of thii day, in general, were very,
unimpoi (ant ; that which most excited the attention'
of the Court was. the trial of Samuel Luvetrae, for
stealing privately from Omrang .osusan Tagg. (a
Russian sailor boy), a number of dollars and other.
coins to the value of 171. The case, through the'
medium of an interpreter, was fully proved, and.
the prisoner was fund Guilty.
James Carey was mditted for robbing his master,
Wm..-Noble„.. Esq. of plate and other articles to-the
value of

'‘,.-From the ,evidence oP the prosecutor, it appeared
that the prisoner, who was his servant, had the-care
pf his plate ; that he had lived, with him two years
and five months ; that on the 25th of February last.
he decaniped without his_ wages whi&h were due,•
and that in ten cloys after he was apprehended in
Bath, where he had applied for a place at Lord
Blaney's, . where he was • apprehended. These cir-
cumstpces were proved, and he: was found Guilty.

• STAGE COACH as.—The .Bill now before Parlia-
ment for repealing .the Stage Coach Ads and subs
stituting other regulations, enacts, that a stage
coach with four or more horses•shall nor carry more
than ten outside passengers, one of. them on the
coach-box,;three in the front of the roof, and the
remaining six behind. None of them to be- al,
lowed to sit en the luggage. Stage coaches with
two or three horses to have not more than four
outside passengers, Long coaches or double-bodied
coaches, to carry in all not mire than sixteen pas-
sengers, including the guard. No child under severi
years of age to be counted as a paSsenger, but if
more than one, two of theM to be considered equal
to one grown person. Na coach, the top being
more than 8 feet 9 inches from the ground, to carry
outside passengers or luggage in the boot. No lug-
gage to be carried on the roofs exceeding tt wo feet
in height. Owners-of stage coaches to be liable' to
penalties, if the drivers cannot be tound--snitt-
trions left with the book-keeper to, be good ser-
:vice-drlvers incapable of driving from intoxication
to be committed--,penalty 01'51. on them for leav-
ing their horses. Toll-collealor` to count_ the pas.-
sengers and measure the height of the luggage, if
reqiiireA—petialtics recoverable before any Jusiice.
of the Peace. A guard firing.plf, his arms, exempt
.for defence, to forteit 51. Stage coaches only carry-
. •
'inFluggage in the front 1).4 Orbux benincl, to be
allowed to carry two addnioikai passengers.

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I Publish, el by, WI LLI AM A RMI GER SCRIPPS, South Alp4im.street, C lOF yen°, tquar.
`Or the aper, Letters for the Editor, &c, t.postlaja),,a,l9P be addressed.