The Sun.
London, England, 1811-11-15 00:00:00

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FII IDA y, NOVEMBER 15, 1811.

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CHING's PATEN'!` WORM LOZENGES.
WORMS are the most frequent sources of Chi'.
dren's Diseases: Their symptOins every Parent and
Guardian of Children s
ite,' houlad
Pa belenes acquain fted
the wiCth. ThOf tey oc-
casion Loss of Appets oolour he
,Face, Emaciation, and irregular state oldie Bowels, attend-
ett after with violent they bring on Convulsions.; they
lilted the growth of the Bottly,. and they prpve fatal, by, end,
ing in a Consumption or Decay. Both as a Preventative and
Cure of these' alarmineComplaints, the above excellent Me-
dicine is universally allowed, on the testimony ot the highest
Cliaratters in this Country,-both in rank and respectability,'
to have no equal. Their public approbation, given .to the
. Proprietor, trout a personal knowledge of its wonderful sue-
'Gess in their own Families, stamps its merirbeyontt cOrripeti.
-don, and gives a sanction to it, of which no other Medicine
of the kind can 'boast. ' Parents, and others who have the
Care of Children, should have this Remedy as a Fanuly Me-
dicine to resoreto, whenever the Stomach•orllowels`of c hi
dm are any wAy iiiwtcierett, which it, will always be feutiti
to relieve.
Sold, wholesale and retail, at Ching and Butler's, No. 4, •
Cheapside, London; and retail by most Country Venders,
in Bottles. at as. od: and ss. 6d. each.
Of whoni may be had,
BEASELEV's FAMILY PI.MSTER, for the Cure of
Sore Legs, Bruises,. Burns, Scalds, Inflanunations,. !then.
IllatiSlTl, and Chilblains, price as. 6d. per Box. ~
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ADVICE. •
NCO GAGED by the utliform. success ot-
.
.111.4 tending.their peculiarinethod or treottnerit in the Cure
of A lew pro.N4lein CoinplaintS, which has been confirmed by
the experience 4t• many years in a large and extensive praelice ;
Sensible al3o or the.liajewetleets resulting to the public from
meifical men confining their attiention to a certain class oi
Diseases,. Ntessra. GOSS-and CO, continue-to direel their
studies to those disorders arising from a secret destruCtive
habit of inWhaidetate ')'.0t1111 which not only occisiens a
numerous tr.tio:of nervous allAtions,, but also ,entails on its
votaries, ail the cu erveitig imbeeilities of old age. In that
distressing state of Debility or Deficiency, whether the con- •
sequence of such baneful Habits, excessive drinking, long
resuiencein, hot climates, or any other cause, by which the
ipowers of the Constitiiiiim 'became enfeebled, as tea.,
'tarty educated Surgsons of •Liandon, they oiler a firm, safe,
and speedy Rest Oration to sound and vigorous Ilealth. • -
tv)ien an early .applicition is. made for the Cure of a C E
'TAI,' DISO E frequently 'contracted in a moment of
inebriety, the eradication is generally completed in.tohe Srt
space of two days ; 'alit in the more advanced And inveterate
stages of Venereal lilfitetion,,'cliata6terised by a variety of,
painful. and dist respjog..synt pteins, a perseverance in :their
• plan twithonviestraint in diet Or .eierci'se) insure td the
Patient ikpectp,anent and radical: Cute.,
'A' lie' DisetiOnf the Urethra, as freqUently connected with
ocarisifig,trqrit the shave Complaint", kayo not escaped :their
attmitton ; by an infallible and inkproveil Plan, they are en.
ota,t4rlanoveobstiriate C'sixF.etSillitiStriatires, Whether le,
cent, or: of inng duration, without res9rting, to, the painful.and
.d s' ingeroc AISV iii the Caustic Bougie. Many instances - Can be
addiiced of very inVet4fale Cases, of several:years 00111j1111
!311Ce; having, ywidetl to their method In a feWedays, after the
ettec4tail been at tempted by other practitioners Without effect;
and such has been the agreeable result pia pra4lice of fourteen
the btridt'Of trcatattltt has not in one in-
stance ever proved abortiNe„ during. which period. many
tinnisand pc' Ol'huth Sexes, have eXperiericeil the ,en-
,iuyineut nt: having been, vertettly ,Cured, afte( severe. and
Injurious tnetliiMs hail' been persevered in to no purpose.
Messrs; ,0 USs' and Co;exciusively Pftifessing the Cure of
these particular complaints, in Order that they may not be;
by..a mistaken few, Marked with the obloqoyso justly at•
ladled to the ignorant Empiric, think it,but Justice to them.
selves-. 1- state, that Ailey have beeit-properly'elticared :and
initiated into every branch of the profession (certifiealcs of
which, from diflerent hospitals, and testintonial from the
-Mott .ernitrent Phyaiciaus,they have, to Convince any inquirer)
that the success resulting from their itideavOuri. first induced
thou to quit the practiee of the general .Vractitloner.7 and.
they presume that their pretensions constitute.* fair y,routiol
for the'unpreeedented confidence • with which they have, by
the Public, been sdimerally honoured.
ersenallY; or by
To'be consulted at their house lofty fp
letterj,.by .Patients of either with secrecy drijeaFY
Patients in the country' are requested to state the particu.
tars of their ease, age, and' manner tif livittk, inclosing a Bank
Note, for advice and medieines, anilthe sante will be forward.
td
tdany 17,ari.of the kingdom. • - •
GOBS 31,d CO. Surgeoll4l3; Bouyenie,,street, riect.street.

•
'he .Atilieted •withz (5013 CHS find •their interest in
Attention to the following •
'TO Mit: MADDEN.
• -FrOrn Mr. Carter. Rank of)ingland. .• •

A flour two yeari-ago 'I was afllitiedii.vith a
Nervous Consumption; when. my I,ungs 'were so
inflamed as to render me incapal•rieelcoilVerting with a friend,
or communicating my,iwarits• to those-around Me. I had at,
that time the adViee ot some 'of the most eminent of the Fa.
culty.. whci all agreed that cave was no :0:1diVill crire for my
complaint ; and after a long .course ,of Medicine, 1. found
that 1 got worse instead Of better, and that in f
y rac be..
came every day more and moredebilltatedi and I lexpeaed
every night 'would end niy mortal existence, as 1 used to be
regularly au..eked in the 'light with spasms for. wo.or three
hours: I was at this tithe in the conntry, where 1 went by
the advice of the I)ll3,;,iicians ;,and 'being reduced t the last
extremity, I thought would make a trial of your Vegetable
I, Ocoee, knowing' tire gOod epee's it had had in the re-tura-
tion of some of my fellow.servants.
taking it a I accordingly sent to
to
town tOr some immediately, began ccording
your direitions,,found, in a very short time, that the
*mita•
roatioli began to abate,-and by the time I had taken the first
bottle, 1 could talk and read, as much ease and clearness
as ever 1 could in my, lire.
• " I ain,Sirr
'' Your most obliged Servant,
" JOHN CARTER.

" Bank, tune t 6, tgoß."
From Charles Head Graves, Esq. Somerset street, Po
an-square.

" pgAg Sig, .
"I am much indebted to you for the Bottle of your inva
luable -Vegetable Essence, and feel. great pleasure in inform-
ing you that it has totally removed the most violent Cough
and hoarsenessever troubled' with. pea:ted
I shall not be trespassing Upon your beneVolence by saying,
1 shill be obliged 0* your intimating similar relief to the beater
of. this Note, the wife of an, intlittious tradesman in our
neighbottrhoed, who. labours, as ycu will perceive* under a
mist severe and distressing Cough. , , •
". I atn, dear Sir. '
~ •
• '" Very'truly; -
"' • • .
Your obliged Servant.
.
" C..1-111AD GRAVES.
"• Somerset. Street, Portman.square, Oa. 24, 'Stag:"
CONSUM PT I ON, so often and justly termed the Plague
of England, has t.; numberless instances been prevented,'
or its prowess arrested ; and its .forertniners. common
COLDS, CO UG I IS. it.:c. as well as the /looping Cough,
Astlittia,_atid other Pulmonary Complaints have been en-
tirelv and speedily removed. by the timely ailtninistration of
MADDEN'S V EG E'rAlil.. .E. ESS E Ncg. •
A small pamphlet, containing an account of its virtues and
the testimoines'ut nearly a. Intodred ladies and gentlemen of
high respeetability, in its favour, may be had at Mro. . Maur
/
den's r 4, Gioucester•street,, Queen's-square,
Blomsby
at Mt. Adis's, 87, Bart.holouiew -close, West Smithfield;
at Mr. Sanger's, tie,' Oxford-10.Na ; at Mr. Mattrass's, X.
Fleer-street • at Mos Randall's front gate or the Royal F. x:
change ; at 'Mr. Clarke's, 260, itigh•str&A, Borough; at
Mr. Blunts .booksellers, Cheup-streer, Bath,. and At Messrs.
Aieggy and Chalk's Chelmstbrd, price &L.: where also 111.4
be had the ESsence itself, in bottles; price 7 s", each, the-stamp
included. The prOprietor wall only add,. that a single tea,
spoonful of tlits.voluable preparation is a dose for a own
Winen, that in appearance And tAStP It, IS 25 pica AA white
Wine—untt that objects of charity may apply at Gloucester-
street, where it is dispensed to such gratuitously —A,ny quail.
city ' not less than three bottles, Sent to any part ot 'he
kingdom (carriage tree) apon rei:eivinx an biclosure of one
pound.

SP_,IN.ISH PAPERS.

RT E EX I RAcTs.

FROM THE CONCISCO.
'SITTINGS OF THE CORTES; Ocr, 23.
On the proposition of the'Regency, and in e on-
'fbrmity to the report of the 'Committee of C-ht-
mama, a farther interval.of two-months was granted
_for disposing of Yrbnch property.
On the proposition of the Regency, all plate and-
' jewelsbrought to Cadiz from provinces invaded or
about' to be invaded by. the .enemY,- were declared.
exempt' from taxation ; and an. exeniption,from. the
Seignerage duties was granted to all s.iver coined at
the mint in this city.
• Other points of . the greatest • importance were re-
ferred to the Regency, in Order that horn their• re-
port the Cortes might deliberate upon them with
better means of inforniation. Of this sort were the.
propositions, that all funds in money, brought to
Cadiz froin.the interior and the provinces of Spain,
should be declared free from coofistation,--that: the
export :Of coined money should he declared free upon
paying alluty of three per cent.,--•—titaL funds depo-
sited in establishments and private mercantile houses
at Cadiz should not be subject to sequestration m any
case of war, &c;

SITTING OF THB 25TH.
On the Report of the Corinnittee of Justice, it
wacagreed that the Judges appointed for the trial of
the Ex-Regent Laid4abrl should be,.eutitled the
Tribunal created by the Cortes ; that they ahquld
be addressed with the title of Highness;. that their
xlispatabevabould: run. in the name' of the King,
thpoe, of the Royal Council ; that they
should' meet at all hours they
,might think pro-
per ; and that the Regency provide the necessaty
Clerks, &c. • • • .

CQNSTITUTI N. OF SPAIN.
The Committee'tireienied their Report en the
proposition of Senor Duenas, that to all the higher
'ritilitary, and ecclesiastic4l offices, as well as
;hose abput Royal. Household. the King should
not have the power of appotn4ng, any but such.as
were Spanish citizens, bout in the Spanish territory.'
The Cornrnit tee were of opinion; that the 1..110014
addition ,shoutd:be.madd to .Art:222
re-
quisite that the person appointed a Secretary of
patches should be a citizen born within the Spanish
territory approved. • And, the Cotnatitte were
alio charged to present an 'addition, which,
.for
reasons,- should be nuide to the 19:3d Art.
which items 'of the - quabficatioils necesAary, to the

itegents..
The folloaing Articles, were next approved
,
. .
Art. 223. In a separate regulation to be approved'
by the Cortes, each Cabinet Secretary shall llaye'the
:affairs marlied .out to him which belong to his de-
partroent:Art. 224. -Ail itie 'orders Uf the
must be,,signed by the Secretary of Dispatches lo
whose department such orders relate. No tribunal
or public Officer can obey such orders unless they
have the 'requisite signature.—Art. 225. The Se.
cretaries. of Dispatches shall be responsible to- the
Cortes for the orders , which they issue contrary
to the constitution or the laws, without its being
any excuse that they acted in obedience to the
Xing.
' Letters of the isth have arrived from Denis, and
add nothing to what We already know with regard
to the 'events at Valentin ; whence we presume,
that nothing partictilar has ocurred ; and which de-
St Toys the,reports that have lately been spread abroad.
We have heard .talk of a sanguinary proclamation
by the incendiary Sucher,. in
,which he threatens
.the fate of ,Tarriatina to every village.tbat shalt not
obey his caprices
Tipp, pig, 9.—A letter has just arrived from
Geri*. Duran, dated .at Calatayud, the 7th, and
addiessed to this Junta, in which he communicates,
that atter having apploachad the enemy, who were
shut up iii the Convent of Merced, by a covered
which he had formed ,of. sacks of wool, and
caused a horrible .destrutlion among..thein, by the
explosion ef,the third mine,
.he nt last compelled
them to snrreildar at discretion, to,the !loather of
'5OO men, who delended.the said fortified cohrent.
Our victorious troops immediately sallied fol th to
meet the Orrisoos of Epila, Foram, and Almunia,
wine') came to assist their friends, and loured them
completely ;, many. Were killed, or remained• pri-
sonerain our hands,-. and the rest retired to Sara-

gossa:
VALENCIA, OCT. I,—*-011 the IGth ult., Colonel
Don Luis 141 aria Andriani Adjutant-General of the
entered upon Iris , office" as Governor Of the
Castle. of Sagunto.. ,Oa this occaslon, the garri-
*On' was drawn up on, the battery that GovernOr
received the oaths
.from the hands of Don Carlos
O'Donnell and a salute of 21 guns wai'fired, on the
ocettiton.
On the 22t1,, the new Governor adareased to his.
garrison a proclamation, full of sett timents of honour,
valour, and confidence. .
The inhabitants of this capital continue tranquil,
and perfectly resolved to sacrifice every thing in its,
defetteei -
According to the' most accurate acconnts, the, army
of Sothet consists oC 120,000 men. The garrison of
Sltinto a mounts to 3,0Q0.
following are the positions, of our troops at
present :—Don Jose Obispo has taken up Iris posi-
tion at Segarbe, where he will harass the right flank
and rear ut tt:e French, and support and. incite the
arming-of the inhabitants. Marshal de Camp 'Dun
under, whose imniediate orders is
!Geneest.Obispo,. and.who covers our left on the
border of tiret-fuerta with; the fly rug division of Ge-
,'Llerrd Pedro VillacatuFa; and tlic cavalry of General
Jose Juan, has adyanced as far as the 'Charter-house
of Vorta where his vanguard is posted.
VALENCIA D'AI,CANTAL:A, ,OCT. t t conse-
quence of senteneesOf Courts-medial, belonging