The Sun.
London, England, 1818-08-26 00:00:00

CERTIFICATES-SEPT. 15.

J. Thompson, Mappleton, Derbyshire, farmer—J. Brooke,
Nantwieb, Cheshire, common brewer—J. Bell, North Shields,
common brewer—W. Sheppard, Bristol, bookseller.
PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.

T. Gregory and W. Ravenscroft, Liverpool, linen drapers—.
.J. Haine and J. Hawkins, Glastonbury, Sotnersetshire, cattle
dealers—T. Baciihouse and D. Robinson, Liverpool, sail-
makers—G and It. I ane, Bath, foreign wine-merchants—W.
Hillman and W. Ritchie, overseers of shipping—T. Fostgr
and P. Allen, East Retford, spirit-merchants—P. Preslantt,
B. W. Proctor and W. H. Slaney, Brunswick-square, attor-
nies—J. Norton, W. Derbyshire and J. Betty, Loughborough,
Leicestershire, lace manufacturers—T. C. Williams and M.
W. Bishop, Norwich, tea-dealers.

MY Loan,—Application haviHg been made to me yester
day by Count Bertrand, to accompany General Napoleon
Buonaparte to St. Helena, in quality of Surgeon (as the
Surgeon who embarked with him in France is unwilling
to proceed further), I beg to inform your Lordship that
I am willing to accept that situation, provided it meets
with your Lordship's approbation, and also on the
following conditions', viz. that it shall be permitted
me to resign the above situation should I not find it consonant
to my wishes, on giving due notice of my intention thereof
that such time as I shall serve in that situation shall be allow-
ed to count. as so much 'time served on full pay in his Ma-
jesty's Navy, or to be indemnified in some way for such loss of
time, as Surgeon on full pay, as it may occasion to me; that
I am not to be considered in any wise depending upon, or to
be subservient to, or paid by, the aforesaid Napoleon Buona-
parte, but as a British officer emplOyed by the British Go-
vernment and lastly, that I may be informed, as soon as

SIR,--I have the honour to inform your Excellency, that
since the Report of the .2d of October, General Buunaparto
has complained of a dull pain in the right side, accompanied
with a sensation of heat in the, same place, and occasionally
a similar sense of pain in the right shoulder. A tumefaction.
is also evident to the sight and touch in the right side; but I
have not yet been able to determine whether it proceeds
from an enlargement of the liver or is external to it. As he
has not, since the last Report, been entirely free from pain,
it is most probable that the complaint is chronic hepatitis,
I have the honour, &c. &c.
BARRY E. O'MEARA, Surges:J/4
To his Excellency Lieut..:Gen. Sir Hudson Lowe,
• E.. C.- .13, .&ck,&c. Scc, CToverunr.

GERMAN PAPERS.

'UlAtkrvEn, Akita. 13.—The Clinnibrlain, Von
i,in•ingen, is ,rut from here to tneet the Duke of

'CLA USG'!" Every preraretion is making for the
•solemn reerption his Itoyta Highness and hie
Tomort. Yesterday the ittliabitattts were .info
l
'bilk, 'or the eci•lt 91..thr, „Al_agjs,

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tiltes the a gvileri! siihttld • Ikike

'l)Lice on the eteuitig of their Itoy
'tirtivll. is -the h.r,b-iay of her Royal
Highness the :Duchess of `Clarence, who enters
her-27th txpect t>otint Mtollter bete
vit the 17th. .11is Excellency is already at Os-
I10)1'ir4. • . •

CHERSON,.Ttnv 4.—Lietit.•Generai Danisaff is
'appointed lietinttn Of the-Cossacks of the Don, if)
teroorn'of the deceitsedConnt

I'ETEMBURG,-.ItILY 'Aisje,ty the Em-

peror and the Empress .Eliza,beth re,itle alter-
nately in thestniimerTalaces-of 'Karneranwstroff

'and Z3iskcijesels, passing pan of the week at
The tint sncriiiier".weAlcr. heightens the

charms of the abod'e in these fine seats) which at e
only 3-1- (German) miles distant from each other.
—Her Imperial 'lightens the Grand Duchess
'Alexandra, who was alget attacked by the meniks,
'has happily recovered of .thrum. She and her Con-
sort, the -Grand Duke Nichol 4S, reside now at
their Palace of Oranieribatn, on the sea-coast, op-
posite CronstarA —His Royal Highness the Crown
Prince of Prussia, who di i not depart with the
King, his father, will stay here, it is said, three
.weeks longer.
COPEN &GEN AUG. 1 1 .—The Directors of the
National Bank have given notice, that they have
been oblige,! by certain circumstances to recal to
Suitt() the contents of the Order of the 28th Feb.
7816; according• to which ncibody is bound to
take . more than the amount of five rix-dollars of
"the Bank copper:money in payment, As a reason
for this notice, it is said that a great quantity of
false Bank .copper money made in England is, in
circulation here.—ln several parts of Zealand there
are complaints of the harvest this year. The crop
of oats seems to have failed, more or less, in all
the provinces'of the kingdom.
S'iocKuoLs4, AUG. 7.—The :King is accompa-
nied in his journey to Norway by BarOn Koskull,
..Captain of the Body Guard, and the actntl Cham-
berlains, Count Brake and Baron Kosk till, in the
-suite of the Crown Pcnrce, and Count Posse, and
•the Prince's Aides-de-Canip, Counts Schwerin
and Due. His Majesty's avrival at Cnristiana is
:fixed fur the 11th., On his return trots' Norway
he is expected to pass through Schmitt!), there to
instal his son, the Crown Prince, in tlie command
of the miliary force, in that prot'ioce, to which
he has lately been appointed. The great estate
of Bollerup, situated in that province, has lafely
,been purchased for his Majesty, of baron Platen,
frit. 330;000 dollars Banco. It is said also-that
the contracts for the purchase of other estates
were signcd last week.

I . •
BEV AUG. l5--.--The'day before yeslerday
'the-Army Physician; Dr.-Bieske, left-this-city; to
'go to Prince Blucher of Wahlstadt, who has been
attacked by au indisposition. •
Above fifty students have arrived here from
'Gottingen, in consequence of the late events
there. It is said they intend to .continue their
-studies at the Uoivetsity of W•rlin.
• BRUNSWICK) AUG. I2.—A proclamation has
been isued here, ordering
,all students of (ion in-
.gen, subjects of Brunswick, who have withdrawn
Jo consequence of the late disturbances, to return
to the University within a fortnight.
. .

GOTTINGi..:N, AUG. 13.—The- serious determi-
nation of our Government to confirm the tran-
quillity that is restored, appears from s-everal
measures that have been adopted, Rad from a se-
ries of Proclamations that bare been issued from
the22a of July to the Bth of August, by the Com-
.missioner, Mr. Falcke, who has been sent hither.
,By a Rescript of the ?..linis:ry, the Counsellor of
'the Consistary, I'ott, is named for the office of
Prorector, -on the approaching change; he has
-before filled that office with distinction. Other
-measures are to be expected. Patents and guar-
dians who send us their children and wards, or
let them return to us, may be assured that they
will be able to live here and pursue their studies
..as quietly as any where else. Good often arises
out of evil, and we will therefore hope that the
events sshich have occurred here will lead to
ameliorations of the whole systeni of our Univer-
sity, in which not .only thousands of families, but
time whole country, is too much interested to al-
low of indifference: It is, however, necessary
that measures should be adopted in common.—
These disturbet s .of trauquillity who lave escaped
Iron; one must know that they will not be re-
ceived or put up with at anOther University. The
Governments Intist Supriit each other, for it is a
zoiumon cause.

The several proclamations of Mr, &kite slim
at once the thinness and mildness of the 'Govern-
ment. Some of the students collected at Witzen-
bauzcn having gone so far as to declare a kind of
proscription against all foreigners who should re-
main at Gottingen, it was announced in the pro-
clainatiou of rne 4th, that whoever should pie-
stune to put in execution the declaration of pro-
scription by actual insults, or in The invitation of a
for/viper to withdraw from this University, shall
he immediately arrested, and rigorously punished;
anti the Proclamation of the Bth, referring to the
above, declares, that every one, whether native or
.foreigner, who shall act in defiance of the above
of the 4111 inst. and shall, in consequence of the
declaration of proscription therein mentioned, be
guilty of the smallest insult or molestation of
foreigners who have remained, or shall come hi-
ther, shall be inevitably, and without delay, im-
prisoned in a fortress; and no native subject who
shall he guilty of such a transgression, shall ever
be admitted, upon ally condition, into the public
service of his Majesty, or to the practice of any
any other public function in the Hanoverian do-
minions.