The Sun.
London, England, 1817-01-31 00:00:00

WARREN'S SUPERLATIVE LIQUID BLACKING.

When litsT'ser records in he; wonderful page
All the wonders produtM in.tbis wonderful age _
Mesa she classes each science, each art, and each Wide,
Each improvement for use OT for ornament made ;
While her eye beams delight, as the'list she surveys •
Of inventors, all equally meriting praise ;
While doubting whom first from that list she shall mne,
Where a West, or.UPavy,.or Congreve can claim,
She for,ScriNen decides.-BUt, saySFisnios,Uot so;
I'c my fiserite, there's.WAßßM, his name you well know :
Isis Blackinif so brilliant PI th' annals of Fame
I Ilas !Ups time been enrolrd—there he shines the first name

What though Ross decks the Head, giving yOuthto oldage,
With wigs of all calours,—yet he cannot engage
To polish those heads where oft wisdom is lacking,
As WAaREN can polish their Feet with his Blathing !

As pramoters of taste, I'm indebted, Nis true,
To the Tayhors,—their genius deserves praise frOm you,—
Dut no cutof a coat can make Fashion complete
Unless NV/ottani% JET BLACKING adds grace to the feet.
ONlyview itsOfectl..—Can a mirror surpass
Tys polish I—reflecting your face liki a glass ?
Not only its Poliih,—it so strengthens the Leather,
That the Feet are prtseivid from the damp in wet weather,

Ills Aterit, quuth Histiry, I now understand ;
(Ronepr WanatN,you say,,bes remov'd to the Strand ;---)*
An Invention so useful deserves its reward,
So for y.otirsake, dear Fashion, his name I'll record.

The above inestimable BLACKING is prepared by

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REMOVED TO N 0.30, STRAND, LONDON,
And sold•.by oloht llootroakeri, Grocers, Ironmongers. awl
perfumer's, in every Town in the Kingdom, in Stone Bottles,
ix.pence, Tenpetice, and Eikhteenpance each. , *

ANOTHER MEDICAL BOARD."-111 consequence
of the extensive pra6tice-of the Medical Board, at
Charlotte-1)00e, Blackfriars-road,Drtc. COorea,
igut4 Roe, and Co. have, for the accommodation
of Patients residing at the West end of the town,
vStablished another Medical Board in Woodstock-
street, Oxford-street, a few doors front Bond-
street, where a Physician and Surgeon, Members
Of the Royal College of London, of thirty years
experience,' constantly reside'. That many thou,
sands have llcen restored to perfect health by
their United talents is indispntable, after Ilospi•
tats had failed, many of ,wiions had been great
sufferers from being inntroperly treated by persons
ignorant Of
,the profession., Eruptions on the
head, face, and body, ulcerated throat, swellings
st the neck, nodes on the shin bones, cancers,
strictures, fistulas, pains in the head -and.lintbs;
'and nervous debility, are the consequences of an
cOntagion, and which- symptoms fre-
quently appear years after, and' destroy domestic
I,ooinosv —ldessrs. COOPER, MUNROE, and Co.
are consulted daily at both houses, from eight
611.601 i., or by letters from the country, stating
particulars, when medicine and the best advice
will he sent to all parts of the kingdom. There
are side doors to each house ; And private roolui
for females.' ' Advice gratis. every morning till ten)
and on Sundays until 12 o'clock.

At 6
ravetend and Northtleet, during the Ist
week, suck a quantity of flood-water came down
the river,. as to impede the tide, and reviler. the
Th„tues
,at. Gravesend pal tly fresh : a circumstance
never recollected by the inhabitants to have before
taken place.

ATTACK UPON Tutr, PRNCE REGENT.
IY•ednesday, after receiving the joint Address of
both Hott3cs c.f Parliament on the criminal out»
'v .v. of the preceding day, the PRINCE REGZNT
telt! a Privy Counci:, at which it was i!eturminctl
that his Royal Highness; in the name and. On tt
‘beitattof hts Majesty, should issue
PROCIAMATION..
" GEoaCe, p. On 28th day of
this instant month of January, divers persons titjt...,
ottsly assembled and stationed in different places
in the city of Westminster, proceeded to commit
certain daring and
,highly criminal outra 4es.
in grosslviolation Of the public peace, to the act
danger of 'our Royal Person, and to the interrup-
tion of otir passage to and from the Parliament
We therefore, in the name and on the behalf of
his Majesty, and by and with the adVice of his
Majesty's Privy Council, in,pursnance of an Ad-
dress from the twat Houses of Parliament, do he, eby
enjoin all Magistrates, and all other of his Majesty's
raving Subjects,' to use their utmost endeavours
to discover, ittlei -44'ti.,111, t.o ,be-'-vippreizei?tl4.l the
authors, actors, an abettors concerned in each
outrages, in oH.er that they may be:dealt Zwith
according to law: And we do hereby promise, that
any person or persons, other than those actually
concerned in doing any act by which our Royal
Person was immediately endangered, who, shall
give information, so as that tiny of the authors,
aelorsi oribettors concerned in such outrages as
aforesaid, maybe apprehended 'and bropght 'to
justice, shall receive a Reward of One' Thousand
Pounds, to be paid on conviction of evety
such offender ; which said suns of One 'll,lu-
-sand Pounds the Lords Collllllll3slollaS of his
'Majesty's l'reasory are hereby required and di!.
rected to pay accordingly : And we du further pita-
utise,thar any person or persons concerned in such
outrages as aforesaid, other than such as were
actually concerned in anyact by whiCh our Royal
Person was immediately elhdangeted, who 'shall
give information, So as that any of such minim's,
actors, or abettors as aforesaid, .shall be, appre-
hended And brouglA, to justice, shall, upon Con-
viction of such offender or offenders,..receive his
Majesty's most gracious Pardon.
" Given at the Court at CaritOn House, the Twenty-
ninth Day of January, One Thousand highs Mou-
thed' anti Seventeen, in the. Fifty-seventh Year of his
Majesty's Reign,

if GOD SAVHE KING."

BoW-S.Tnsts the examination of Thoins
Scott, which took,place at this Office on Wednes-
day, and in, the Yeomen of
,the Guitr4 room in
st. James's Palace on Tuesday evening, it did not
appear that be had-thrown &stone either at the
state carriage or at the Life Guards; but-he. was
near the spot from Well the Stones came. Dur-
ing his examination before 'lllr. GIFFORD, the
Magiitrate at the Palace, lie appeared to conceal
!its Aulut-aurd umbrella :.-a
gea.i.:tuan present suggested the propriety of ex-
amining his right hand : this wtis done by order
of the Mugiitrate, but his hand did not appear
dirty. He then expressed some indignation against
the mode in which he had been apprehended, and-
doubted the legality of it.
The Magistrate,- in reply to this insinuation;
told hint every man was a-constable when. he Saw,
the peace broke.
He denied the charge laid against him by the
witnesses. The Magistrate, Mr. GIFFoRD, told.
him, be was not trying- him; a Jury mn decide
between him 'and the witnesses : this iteniark he
treated with a sneer.,-,The stones which/ were
thrown at the state-carriage must have been hurled
with very considerable force, as they have N.-
pressed and, dented the copper pannels of the
state-couch,' which were. put to it -some years
ince, after the attack upott.thP Xing, instead of
tile plate-glasses which Were- formerly used : the
wooden ornaiwenta ate injured-, and a piece is
broken off.

Yesterday a Court of Aldermen was held nt
Guildhall,
,in consequence of the late cititrage'of-
fere& to his Royal Highness on his passag4 front
the House of l'arlintnetit on Tuesday last,, and, '
the Court ninaii,ipiously agreed to present An Ad-
dress, expre4kg their indignation at so atrocious
an act; and the Sheriffs, attended by the Reitiern-
brancer,. were directed to wait upon his Royal
'Highties to know when he would be pleased to
receive the Court with the same:—No other bu•
sines vetts transacted. •