The Sun.
London, England, 1810-04-12 00:00:00

A NEW DUBLIN PAPER.

THE WESTERN PLANET.—Publisheci eery
L vening.
" So! occubuit—nox nulla secuta est.",
Circulated through the Metropolis and every part off' Ire.
land. .
Orders for which are solicited to be sent to the Western
Planet Office, .Dublin.
Advertisements received by the Agents for England,'Tay.
ler and Newton, the General Advertising Office, 5, Warwick.
square, London.

SALES, &c.

KENT.--oAK.
TO BE SOLD i3Y AUCTION,

• •
At the Court-Hall, in Tunbridge Town, on Thurday, the
rgth day of April, at One o'clock,
T TPWARDS of 2700 Capital OAK TiMTIER
kJ TR E ES, now standing in the Parishes of Tunbritlge
and Pernbury. The dtifetent Farms' on which the Timbet-
stands adjoin the Turnpike-road, and are near to the River
Medway.
Printed Particulars may be had at the principal inns in
Kent,.Sussex, and Surrey; and at Nu. 40, favistock-street,
Covent-gartien.,.London_

The Timber buy be viewed by applyint to Mi. Allen, at
Sumrber-bili, near ThibrlLiget or to Mr. john.Bormin,'
Auctioneer,.TUnbridge Town.

BRECON,ISFIRE.
TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT',
ADESIRABLE FREEHOLD DWELLING-
HOUSE, in the Cottage style, With .eonventent Of-
fices, a good three-stilled Stable, and a spacious Kitchen and
Flower Garden, planted with choice Fruit Frees. Shrubs,
and Flowers, situate in the out-skirts of the large Village of
Talgarth, in Breconshire.
The whole is very neatly fitted up, in coMpletc repair, and
lit for the immediate reception of a small genteel Family.
Two beautiful Trout-streams run close by, and the surrey trl.
ing, Country is extremely fine, abounding with Game ; the
neighbouring Markers are plentiful and cheap.
Possession may be had early in May.
For further particulars, or to treat, apply to Mr. Pugh, So-
licitor, 33, Bernard-street, Russel-iquare; or Mr. Davies So-
licitor, Kington, Herefordshire.

• SINGULAR AND GENUINE AFFLICTION.
AGENTLEMAN (past the Meridian of Life), who
has hitherto, by his Literary Qualifications and At-
tainments, supported himself with decency and comfort, is
now, by the affliding Dispensations of Providence; reduced
to the last stage of physical Debility and pecuniary Indi-
gence. For upwards of Eight Months, he ,has struggled
with a most severe, painful, and dangerous illness; pros.
trate the greater part of the tirile, on the Couch of Misery and
Pain. -

The walk of Literature in which he was principally en.
gaged, was that of Contributor to some of the most respect-.
able Public Prints, chiefly as a Parliamentary Reporter,' in.
which Capacity he ha's attended either House more than
Twenty Years. But the --nErLoaAax4i state of Health to
which he is reduced, not only totally precludes him from
engaging in a Business of the kind, which involves no imall-
Oegree of physical Trouble, but from making any intellec.
tual exertion in the least degree adequate to' his support.

To constitute the Climax of the Advertiser's Affiit<',ion; his
Wife, principally from her anxious Solicitude; and close
tendance on him, during so Yong an interval, was recently'
attacked by a severe Fever, accompanied by a dangerous put.
monary Alfeelion ; from which she Is now' Slowl Y_recoVerinsi
but daily liable to a relapse. Under these distressing cir,
Cumstances, he relies with humble Confidence on that hu:
mane and compassionate Sympathy that discriminative
Feeling ; and that unparalleled Beneficence, which charac-
terize the British Public, and submissively entreats those
under such benign I lifluences,.__to come forward and contri-
blare to his Assistance and Relief.

Benefadlions will be thanktUlly received (and afterwards
most, gratefully acknowledged by Advertise') by the Pro.
prietors of this Paper, at the ()Ace, laad by Mr. Scripps,
the. Publisher; by Joelor Pearson, Hanover-square;. Mr.
Copeland,- Surgeon, Goldin:square ; Edward Quilt, Esq.
No. lir, Fleet-street; who can assure Contributors as to
the corredness of the above Statement; and by Mr. Kidg.
way, BooKSeller, Piccadilly.

The' Advertiser has to return his 1110 a sincere and grateful
!thanks tor the•tollowing Benefattions received by him since
the last acknowledgment, viz. To 1. P. E. tor 21. Anony—
mous for it. Ditto for .toy. 6d. transmitted by Edward
Quin, Esq. tst, Flcet-street. To A. B tor 511 per J. Cal..
der, Esq. Frederick Bootli; Esq. (3d and 4th Subscription)
for 21. R. H. E. for tl per Mr. Calder; and to" A Friend
to Industry," Newcastle-upon-Tyne, for the like tunl.

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Dr. FOTHERGIL'S FEMALE PILLS,
For the Prevention and Cure of the Diseases peculiar to the
Sex'.

THAT a greater shaf4 of the infirmities is allot-
ted to the Female, more than the other Sex,. we have
the authority of Scripture to confirrh. Hence the numerous
disorders whigh affect women, and subject them to pain and
suffering at every period of life. But though this is the case,
the same hand which has imposed the burthen, has also
forded the meats 61 relief. He has provided the plants With
healing virtues, which, under the guidance of science, should
restore health, soothe pain, and prove art antidote to the evil,
Fothergil's Female Pill is a wonderful composition et:
this kind. It allays nervous irritation, calms the rapid tu:
fault of the blood, gives to the pertuirbed spirit's their regular
course and circulation, and restores_ the relaxed fibre to its
proper tone, and settles On the cheek the mantling hue of
health, beauty, and purity,
Against all the irregularities of the Sex it is a neVer'-fail•
ing restorative; as, in Green Sickness and obsinfaidn3: in
Nervous disorders, as Hysterics, Spasms, Palsy ; ill diseases
from a relaxed fibre, as after childbed ; Dropsy; and .even
during the pregnant state. lt should be kept;'
every fe-
male, as,a proper d9thestic inedic.hie, which slle.can, at all
times, resort to in an attack of any illness..
Sold wholesale and retail at Mr. Butler's, 4. Cheapsicte,
Cotner of Paternoster-row; Bacon, 150,.aiid Allen, y 6, Ox-
ford-street ; Clark, 569, Borough ;
.TUtt; Royal Eichange ;
and ihost Country Medicine Venders, in Boxes, at ss. 9d.
cash.

Of whom may' be had, Dr. Fothergil's Nervous Cordial
Drops,
.so justly recommended for the cuic Of NetiVOUS
CornpliaMts, inn BeitieS, pritsc 4s. 64. And £2ll

IMPiAZ 1./IL PARLIAMENT.

HOUSE OF PEERS,

WEDNESDAY, Al-'4IL 11.

In the Committee of Privileges on the Roxburgh
Peerage, Mr. M'Connichie, was finally heard on be-
half of the claim of Lady Essex Ker. Further pro-
ceedings on Friday.
Some private Bills were brought up from the
Commons, and several private Bills were forwarded
in their respe4.iive stages.
Adjourned, till to-morrow.

HOUSE OF COMMOIVS.

WEDNESDAY, APRIL 11.

Mr. P. MooRE brought up the Report of the
Highgate Archway Bill, which was agreed to, and
the 8111 ordered to be read a third time to-morrow.

Mr. GRATTAN brought in a Bill for amending
and extending the AO of the 37th of the King, for
the Relief of Insolvent Debtors in Ireland—dead a
first, and ordered to be read a second time on this
thy se'nnight.
Mr. IVIAucE presented a petition from certain of
his Constituents in Scotland, against the Ad for the
Prohibition of Distillation from Corn.—Ordered to
lic oh the table.

Sir C. PRICE presented a Petition from certain of
his Constituents in London, praying that the 11 for
removing ihe Cattle-market from Smithfield should
not be allowed to pass into a law; and Sir J. SHAW
presented a Petition to the same etfeCt from the Go-
vernors of St. Bartholomew's Hospital.—Ordered to
lie on the table.

Mr. CURWEN gave notice; that he would upon
Fridl-ly, in the Committee of Supply, move for the
grant, of 20001. to Captain Manby for his ingenious
discovery and wive exertions to save the lives of men
off the coast where he was stationed.

The Report of the Irish Post Road Bill was
further considered—the amendments agreed to, and
ordered to be read a third time on Friday.
The committal of the Highway Bill was deferred
till Friday.

The Committees of the Supply of Ways and
Means were posponed till Friday.
Sir TORN NEWPORT moved the reading of the
Order of the Day with regard to the Bill for
Preventing the Embezzlement of the Public Money;
but upon the motion of Mr. Pattison, the House
was counted, and there being only 15 Members
present, an adjournment of course took place.

MAI LS.
Aa a z ED-t Dublin, 2 Waterford, Dos-2, Gottenburgh,
Cadiz, z Malta, t Dublin, 2 Waterford.

PRICE OF STOCKS
THIS DAY AT TWSLVZ O'CLOCK•

Consols

THE SUN.

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THURSDAY, APRIL 12, 1810.

Some more French and Dutch Papers arrived yes-
terday. They contain news from Paris to the 7th
inst. The gOod people of Paris were, it appears,
daily entertained, with shows, fire-works, &c. and
DIAR /A Lours). has been addressed by the Senate
and other Public Bodies, with as much fulsome
adulation as they paid but a few months ago to
JOSEPHINE.

It would be absurd to expeCt to find in the French
or Dutch Papers an accurate or imparti'al account of
the affairs of Spain ; but it is easy to cone& from
the details in these papers, that the French have
suffered severely from the almost uninterrupted' at-
tacks which the Spaniards continue to maice upon
them. Their detached patties are cut off, their
supplies ate intercepted, and all the communication
between their different posts frequently stopped.
BLAKE is indefatigable in his exertions,
And continues to harass the French by every possi-
ble means and in every direCtion.

Xt is with the most sincere pleasure that we are
enabled to state, that the Metropolis is now restor-
ed to perfe6t tranquility. His Majesty's Ministers
Are certainly entitled to the thanks of the country
for the prompt and energetic measures which they
ved, to maintain the public safety, and to sup-
resi a spirit w,114:11, if suffered to proceed un,check-
cd, rnigh,t hye led to the most fatal consequences.

The Pl:,icess Charlotte Packet has arrived at Fal-
mouth from Li bon. She 'sailed on the 2d inst.
The 11,1311 s have not yet arrived in town, but we
do not 'understand that she any intelligence'