The Sun.
London, England, 1816-08-10 00:00:00

.
FOIL O SCORBUTIC CMI)I..IiNTS.
lt. It P.',G M A N's .ANTISCVRBUTId
DRaPS, or GUTTA SALUTAItt,,i, :in approved
Spe-
cilic fur the SCurver, • and every Foulness and impurity of
the Blood. kieurbufic Complaints are the most gencralina.
lady of the British Constitution, no family is,. more or less,
exempt (ruin them, and they 'shew thenittlees m a variety. Of
ways; they produce rotightiess;niceration, and other diseased
appearante of the skin, they occasion loss of.Appetite,_ weals-
Mess,. and dejection of spirits, and the mass of blood being
rendered foul, it i.. incapable of affordint,l healthy supply of
nourishment to enable the functions of life to be properly :hid
performed. As a remedy for all impurities from this
saute, I)r.lreeman's Gotta balutaris has proveditself,„4.4
reputation of Forty Years, a certain Specific aid never failing
Cure. • • •

Sold in Bottles, at 9s. 9d. : 4s. ad. ; 11s. ctnd 29*. at Messrs.
Butler and Snits, No. 4, Cbettpsikie, London, and by I,beit
ii o Appointiut , by the principal BoOksellers and Medicine
Venders in every Town.

VALUABLE FAMILY MEDICINE,
Far all Inaction or Obstruction of the Stomach and Bowels,
Bile, Indigestion, Flatitlency; Bilious or Sick Henn-Add,
. Pains mid Distention of the Bowels, Sickness at Stomach,
Habitual Costjveness, &c. &c.
• HALL M'S ANTIBILIOIJS PILLS.
F
• • TIHIS safe anti elegant preparation is poly
At. esteemed for its 'agreeable and certain operatton,,by
which it elfect uolly removes 411 Inaction or pbstroction; of the
Stomach mid Bowels, whether aiiiing froth Bile, Indigeition,
Flatulency, or Cold ; Siaticas at Stomach, Head Ache, are.
It operates by dislodging acrid bile or other crOdities retained
i 1 the ititettistalsanalp ;not pets as an alterative to the iysteut
generally.
,Free from ,anv antinieitial or Mercurial prepara-
tious, at al I times safe; and has tiveti given with Singu-
lar good: effect Miring Pregnancy. Its action is particularly
adapted to Persons of Bilious Habits, arid those of scjentall
whetti.a sitlacient action of the bowels is not kept .up,
and crudiiiei retained in those organs ire frequently ptioduc-
ing paint and dish:inherit, head-sent,. laiiguiir, and giddinessi
or a sense of weariness and oppression.
Benoist the cause, the effect must cease
A single trial will fully convince the pitient of their'effi-
cacy. The worst eases of Biliona Sick I-lend-Mb are err,
tainly removed hr a slogle dose, and in a much shorter time
than could be criihted, tint from experience. The Proprietor
thinks it proper to reinari., they Will beitimul not only to act
without pain or ntwassisiess, but to leave the body, after their',
immediate action ttime., free from that costive state .which
genet ally succeeds the operation of laxarive medicines.
Sold, wholesale and 'retail. by E.-Edward,, St. Paul's
Church-yard • Sanger. Oxford-strect ; Tutt,. gabatwe .and

LANDED INTEREST-AGRICaTURAb
DISTRESS-GENERAL DISTRESS.
MOORS' RATts,, &c.

SECOND.)
•
TO THE EDITOR OF THE SUN.

Btft,-.4n the present state of things I ani not
aware that the Cauntry'has to aspect its relief to
originate in Parliamentary interference ; and, per-
haps, it is not one of the least 'errors which have
crept into our syStem, that we legislate too mach.
A plain and easy application of constitutional
principles, and of existing legal powers, will, in
this crisis, and in most others, remove many of
the existing ; and if those who have
these powers arc torpid to the pnblic interest and
t!'eir own, the monition, the ' influence, and the
au:topic at the Executive
.Government should be
ilirected to Wag them into action : when Hide
fail, and in what they are not equal to, then la-
gislate—and legislate, lokli!, clear, and strong,
and so that every' one may hear, understand, and
feel the act

s
The Landed Interest caiZ by its own power and
met remove a very consifterablf?4)art ofthe nublie
tvils and distress ; and it can influnee and en-
force the doing of all that remains, and is "•equitite
to be done ; but it must feel .and use its immediate
powers, before it acquires the full powers con),
nectrd with the exercise of them.
The extent and application of their immediate
powers are therefore the first subjects of, cOnsi-
delation ; and bore let me observe, that in as-
suming the Signtnure I..have affixed to my letters,
I was ,not more desirous to express my own nnim-
pOrtance, than to call to the recollection of the
Landed Interest the importance that figures de-
rive front cyphers 3 farina so is it with them—
their consequence in the `country is if) proportion
to the number of.their tenantry.
The good the Landed interest can immediately
do, is to divide their over-grown farMs, to renew
the peasantry, .und to remove (as fay their
powerful meansreacb,) the poor from the flicks,
the infections, and the faietions of workhouses,
to the soil itidustry will then revive:, and be
channelled ; and the pivots'. rates then will be
annihilated.

By the road sides even, in that part of the coon.
try where I live, nearly all the poor in the agricul-
tural parishes may be Comfortably and. usefully
placed :. Ceifages:may be built at little orrnii ex-
pence and by attaching to each one acre of )anti,
that at present produces neither rent to the-owner
nor. provision to. the country, numbers of those
who cannot' now get the neccssaties of life, will
.then bring them to market to sell. Cottages of
this deseviption
,ton, should he built on every
farm, anti the good effects of this syStertivill 'be
soon awl extendedly
~felt in the country ; by bone
more, I repeat,,than the landed Genii-cut:lT.
. Thus far go the immerlittte powers cif the' LAND-
ED INTenES r ; and more than half, the present
distress, rat the country may be removed by their!.
A somewhat moreditliettlt part' of the tithieet
remains now to be. considered ;, and here legisla-
tiveloterference will 'be necessary;

In the county, where I
timid And'many others,
,the uneultivatcd,,and wos,te bunt m n
ffi ore.tha
sufficient to n9kintaitt in industry the vast body
,of
their population that OTC -110 W maintained.by, pa-
rochbd taxation.
From this land, now nearly useless, tie nation
may derive incalculable adviintageS ; and when
the torrent is actually bursting on that must
spread ruin and devastation generally, we shall
hardly he,.itate, I thiult,,tuking a few spadesinll
unapplied, and. 01-applied earth, to Itee.p. it n ithin
its hounds.

klitving now !alum lip as much ropOkin your iin-
portant Jnortnil no I can hopc tt once to occupy,
1 tind 'up& ht a situation to splieit from your
indulgence and your candour, peynission to ex-
-0141 myself.. *!tort supplementary letter,
on this ptrt ut my suljeet, its Consideration ap-
pcar:kts at %ital interest to the Country„ and to
the .4.4tate.

I am, Sir, your o4ged buti,blc serrutt,
CrrilElt.

COMMON COINi —The frequent occurrences of
•
the money terms,• which,tollow in all aitiele4 of
intelligence, have induced-us to exhibit it table of
~
those most eorninonly in Use, with their ‘'ithie re -
sped, ively in 13, it ilt• currency : '
Pt rsian 'roman ... Cifi 7 0
Gold Abbot of H4144)14410 ............... t 12 , 0,,
, 110101 It4ikuc
Biqubity ditto .
61:olras Pa.l,-ocia . ' ... ~ •' 1
i 0 9 0'
(itrman Fforits (and Asf H011and).......... 0 1 10
An,tri,-to ditto ~,...„ .... • 0 i 2
Pro,iaii Rix-11.illar .. . ' .;. ' 0 3 4
' I/Anish dint* • ' 1' : Or' 4' 9
Spnni3l, Piastre . , ...',..... 0 4, °
11,1140 Lire '
Unman St uiii
.. 0 4 7
NeapolOait 11tic,it ' • 0 3 7
•Goriono tlittil
German -1 /aline
SweJish Rix-Do:Ur ,
ltitiotimt Itutibli,
.tls.,liel of thiou
,French Louis d'S/e C,2,1 fr-inlo; '
Vr'etich Niiiiiliiim (v 0 l'i'aiii,s)
106 ti:
American Engle (10 dollars,
• Anierictit lhillar - 4 ti
America n; 2) steer . ..... ~..,. ...
cl.Ditricau ectit . .