The Sun.
London, England, 1816-05-22 00:00:00

cApITAT:

rrO be SOLD by PRIVATE, CONTRACT; An
IL that Capital fltiP.Ellol.l) INN, with the .Appurte,-
!lances, the Ite:L.L at NIAII)aTONt,, hetog one of the idiJest
and licit established Itins.in'the G..itinty of Kent, p octessin
peculiar advairtagattas- a Postilig Tavern, and HMO,
and now iii the oeCupatian of Mr. Wilrlish, under a Lease, of
which three years only will remain Innexpired at Michaelmas
nest.—Vor limber nartlculars, apply to Mr. Scutlaniure,
Maidittirle.

In the l'ress, anal will be Pith Fished in a few days, In Svo.
voyAGn ROUND the WORLD, frrttu
isos to 1812'; in which Japan, Karnschatkl' the Alen.
tiara blonds, Anal. t!)e Sandwich Islands, were visited. Includ-
ing a Narrative 4 tin Author's Shipwreck on the Island of
Sannacit. anti Ilk sW,ceritient Wreck in the chip's long-boat.
With art account of the present state of the Sandwich Jslands,
'anti a Vocabulary of their Language. •
By *ABM tilAl.ll 'CAMPBELL.
illustrated by a (Atari.

Edinburgh : Printed for Archibald Constable arid,Co.; and
for Longman, Horst, Rees, °rine, and !howl), London; and
John Sant,' and Son, Glasgow.

4,,* The. A uthar of this Work, after being. twice ship-
vrreclied, and'imelergoing severe hardships, 'voided thirteen
months in the Sandwich Islands in 18094 a 10, a considerable
part of which he resided with the family ,uf King 'Taniaah.
maah tie has tiletiiiled many itittresting partiviihns of the
character of that Chief, of his naval 'anti military forte, of
the manners and ciritunis of the natives, and of their r.ipitt
advance in the arts of civilisation, The. work will be illus-
trated by'notet, rind a Preface, containing 'some neconnt of
the Author, by James Smith, Esq., younger, of JOrdanhill.

11111V1TRONISILPby their Royal Highnesses the
„IL Princess of W.Aci, Duchess of York, and Duke of Sus-
sex, his Imperial Majesty the Emperor of all the Itosiias, by
their stneial Authority, and the majbiity of the Nobility
throughout Europe,
ROW LAND'S MACACSAR OIL,
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prlpertics, which are pre-entinenl tar removii g. the scurf,
harshness and dryness the Hair, preventing it falling off,
4w throing'grey: strongthens the wealicst Hair, and renders
it thick and long no Bald Places I makes the flair beantifally
soft„citrly, and glosey; preserves the curl in damp weather;
produces Whi,kers, Eyebrows, &c. In,short, it is invAiunt-
ble.for rendering the flair of Ladies, Ventleaten,
elegant. • - -

Each Genuine Beittle is inoloSed in " Rowland's 'Preatise
np the Preservation of the 1-Inntan Hair," and signed in Red
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that Latlieseir Gentlemen may dye their. Hair with
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I the signature on each Bottle, .A.; Rowland and Sun," •

Ma. •
C,ONSEQUESCM.
This. Daysvot. published,
A New, Edition, price Zw. illustrated with Cases, •
APRACAL TREATISE. tin the prtir,.;
VENTiTIC ON and CURE of tint VENEREAL DISEiv.;E;
exitibitin; the character, symptoms, and treatment of the
Diseases immediately or retuotely col inected \vitt; it; cuntuiging.
Observations on •(;I;et, Stricture, ?local Di‘eharges, the use
of the Caustic and c6itionol Bouiie, Cutaneous ,Eruptioos,
isnagivary Ifenereat Diseases, Debility general or local, tile,
Theory of Gentratiop, Ittc..comprisitus an alentantary
'Work fur Students, and a guide to the Kotler:II Nader ; it!.
terspersell with select Prescriptions, applicable to vaeh
of the disewie.

Uy T. H. CATON, Surgeon,
No. 10, Steuhupe•street, New•cretie-street, Strand ; late of
the United Itowitali of St. Thoninee and tiny's..
Printed for Nlessre..sherwood and to. 20, Putt:muster-row,
Loudon.

TO-THOMAS TAYLOR, ESQ.
No. 9, New Bridge-street, London.
.„-
HrEstoollEtr
ir BEG leave Act inform, yap, thutever since the
2. year 1790;t had been atilictea with the ImesVenerea
which, from its obstiriately resisting every course at medicine
prescribed by the most:eminent of the factilty here, and on-
dergoing tsetevalsrvere courses of salivation, and twice dis-
charged from the Hospital with little relief, would alipear to
be of the 1.11(mI. I:wet-pato nature. In the spring of last year
my disorder had got to suck a, bead, as nearly to pat a period
to my existeuee---I hail a large ulcer on the crown oPinlsead,
one on each arm, and thy legs were broke out in a frightful
manner; my right was dreadfully painful, and had IsiTti in a
state of ulceration (or the last seven years; soy left had also
two large nodes on it, was veryrneh discoloured, mid gave
me such excruciating pain, particularly when warns to beds
its twarty to deprive sue of rest in this lanientable state, I
was recommesitied. by Mr. J. Thom piou, (who received so
great a cure by them here), to take your Leake's Patent Pills,
which I began to duos! the 21ats of Na} ; in the course of a
fortuight I begau to receive hinefit—o; little inure thou a
month the ulcers on my head and Jinni were soundly healed—
soon after, the, sores on my legs beefed also; leaving, gun;
ever, considerable thscolouration its the skin, and pain in the
hone of I he left, which, by t he Misting of Gdd, and a little
longer perseverance in your invaluable Medicine, subsided ;
the nodes dispersing, the skin regaining its nataral hue, and
the nocturnal pains, gradimily geeing otr.—l thus Iseca.ne,- by
your liberal advice and medicine, perfectly free from all my
former complaints—have recovered may former spirits avid
strength, and ear beeuthe jolly ;slid fat, in Which state bur lig
continued ninety mouths, to the astonishment of all with knew
me, I am at a lots iii what terms ticespress mfgratituile, but
bee; you, for the grunt of other suffering Mortals, to Make
this my ease as public as possible, at I shall on every °tea-
,io,l; in so doing pm wiit trivet ly nhillce;
sir, your grateful, obedient, very isurnille servant,
• k, ALEX'. MUKKER.
Swan's.Clinc, High-street, gilinburgis.
Witnesses` to the above Curet--
. .
rohn-Thompson, No. 3, Now M Poultry ar4t, Edlnburgbj
John isPlntosh, OW Assembly dose;
Prepared anal sold by the sole Proprietor, 'MMUS TAy-
Wit, Mmulser of Ilse Royal Callege SurgeOlisi at- his
house, No. 9, New tividge.strect, London; while, after a
coustant resithmee of thorr than 40- years, ig a practice parti-
calmly directed to-the cure of Venereal Coto plaintriatul those
in6tlentall fee the Nits of fieneration, with,that inviolable
secrecy which men Of his rnfeieinn shoniti niwnys observe in
such eases. he flatters himself the advice andavii-lattee he
gratuitously utiministers to peratmetaking this Medicine; wilt
Disesteemed, In: a 4,h,wcril,i.nit Pkihlj-c) as AO adsattage seldom
attainable, oat rola of an
Also sold, by his appointthent, for the eon verlionct of t tosit
living at a Olstenvet at the Toyshop, No. 103, Oxford-street
Mr. lEllaborougles, No, 7, Fish-titreet7hiti; Mr= 8.t.x414,0
S,,uttp.brid;e, Edinburgh Ms. caliwi.ll%, Etublia; by
one per,ffit in cverY considerable town in Great
Ireland, in boxes ot only its, 9,1,ca,11,0401ped, hilts ttcati,el fill
with toil and plain directions* whereby peesom, of eitht r
sr may core themselves withease, sileed,secteii, and %kip

Due A7I"I'ORNV.Y.!aIiNERA.L. ti. IlittO/DrIK AND Tue.
vitopttarroits OP L'OVEtir-GAIII)EN
The SouciToa-Getvhara. shetiqui cause stgainst.
a Rule obtained by Mr. Mitt, to,shew etinse whY
the verdict given for the Crown sktittid not he bet
aside. It was an information tiled against the
Proprietors of. COvent.Garden 'Theatre; to try
whether they are not, liable tA pay the tint" on
scene eWits -used on the stage, 011 the grunna
that painted scenery caste under the inettuiug of
the Act otQueen .4.une, tvilicirtitakes, all 'linens,
painted, printed, or dyed, liable to,daties.wi
The Rule was obtained on nreptcse,ntation that
the statute was never intended by-the Legisla.
tore to apply to scenes, pictures, anti ,painted
works of art, but to printed calieties, maninac-
tured 116ov-cloth, and articles of that description,
produced by mechanical process. The question is
of great importance, because the establishment of
the verdict Veil! not only make the bundon The-
atres liable 'for tbd.thuies chargabie on every +arti.
ot', painted canvas -used on the It4ge, but the Pro-
vincial:lbeatres will be in t4csAtne Case liable
also-every Artist who paints a picture, aini,everY
Lady , who paints for her • ainuSement,- Will be:
obliged, if the construction on the words in the
Apt, contended for by the CroiTt Officers, be,
right, to pay duties never before contemplated, or
have the Excise Chlicers enter tire house to seizes
their productions.

The arguments in behalf of the vordaq were
this dAy urged by the SOLICITOR•GONBRAL, Mr«
,DAuscaY, CLiRKH, WM,TON.—...
They contimied, that canvas, in the first histaneap
was ; in the next, there could be no tiuttbt
that the scenes4Ote painted linen, and come,.
tptently it came under the words of the Act.
Mr. CLARKIi held, that the inconveniences arise
ink; front the application of the.Stattite to scenery,
ought not to have any weight, It was admitted,
that the collection of the duties on every descrip-
tion of painted limn, might subject Ladies, itr-
And others, to greilt inconveoienee; yet its
construing a revenue law, no consideration Of that
sort ought to be attecded to. -

Mr. i.-;erjeant BoLL, in reply, contended; that
the verdict could not stand, and he Ipeggi.d th‘t
Court, if they should entertain any doubt no the
subjects to make the verdict special,-In order that
a question of such importance might he carried op
to the bar* the Lords. It WO infpossible
Bri-
tish Varliarnelit could have been so barbarous as;
to mate the act
rapply to pictures (which be con.,
ceivert scenery was.) If should appear that
the productions of the best painters were liable
to those duties, he said we ntiqht give up the
teeter f being patrons and protectors of art., for
rto in the world would be placed under the
hardship and oppression British painters wouht

Flovr followed on the 53me side, stn! coo-
tended tliat tl►r. verdict ought not to zguntl.—'fha
woof took time to give jytgoiciit.

OMIT eV' XlX:es Br.;%7ett, bent/1, tq.

THK KING V. HARDING TtIACV, Printer of the Cork

likreuttlili Citron icie

'llls day the traverser wits btooght up to its-.
ceii'e the senteoce the Court tor a libel, pub,
!lilted no the 7th or Apra, 1.615, to qbich he ti:ltt
pleaded
The fA.ottettee %vas, that the traver!ier slitotht h_
littio•koned itt the Gaol of Nt.witare for yt,:rs.„
lined in the snit: of SON. ; After tht:
of tint(' to enter into recotoliz oicc to
i.r,:evp the pe,tee, to the 41,1 ts
twt)StiVictit* cif 2001.