The Sun.
London, England, 1811-12-30 00:00:00

CURE ()L STONE AND GRAVEL.

R. PERRY,, Surgeon, Southampton-street,.
kV.", illoomsbitry-square,l'roprietor of rt.llA MS'S 501...
VENT, a mild, )ct efficacious Cure of Storm and Gravel,
of thc, Bladder or Kidney s, acquaints the Public, :that he de.
votes his whole.prpfessional attention to the above DLeiscs,
and may be consulted at bia own house on 'Wednesday 3 Mitt
Fridays, where he dispenses the Solvent, in bottles ot t is.
and ii. zc. Stamps included, two or which last correct the
'CitiCaltlUS diathesis in the flabitr anti thereby prevent the.
Concretion of the Stone in persons of, a sedentary lite.
Sold also at Bacon anti Co.'s, .50, Oxford' street ,• allet at
Bolton's, front of thesltoyal Exchange, in bottles at 4s. 6d.
&c. •
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The Author's " on the Stone and travel,."
Ninth E,iititin, price is, oil. pointing i•mt the Diei to be ob.
served during the cure, with many extraorifinary.cAse% same
perfect Recovery,• eved alter the, operation had been re.
solved en, may be had at Neely anti Co.'s, lio:k sellers No
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' • 20, Paternoster-row.
N. B. Ail Officer of 'high rink in the Army. and thought
to be past recovery, is pertealy.cured by the Solvent, :Willi-•
nistered under the approbatum of Sir LtKiti kept' s, Batt. atilt
the Regimental &Arvin).

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Tl4l* DAY AT TWELVE O'CLOCK.
Costs. for Opening - G 4 I Red. Ann. . 611

THE SUN.

SOLILItt QUiS DlCift& FALSUbI AUDEAT ?

LUNDON,

MONDAY, DECEMBER 30, 1811.

We received this • Morning Cadiz Papers to the
13th
,instant. It does not apjear that
.the French
have yet made any serious attempt upon Valencia ;
and we entertain strong hopes that they will soon be
obliged to abandon the siege. The active and nide.%
fatigable General BALLASTitROS. has undertaken a
' new expedition : he has sailed from Gibraltar with
5000 men, to the Eastward. -

The French are stated to have evacuated the pro.
vince of Asturiti.

Two French frigates wei.e chased last week by the
Queen, and the Rhin fripte, but they succeeded in

effecting their escape into crest. It was, suppoed,
Irani their appearance, ill they were from the East
Indies.

The following Bulletin was yesterday shewn at
.81. James's Palace :
WINDSOR CAsTLP, DEC. 28.
" The KING continues nearly in the same state."
It. VIALYOI(.I.).
" NI. itAI 1.1.1 E.
" IV. H I li,hlth EN.
" 1. WILLIS.
" R. WILLIS."

Yecerday Lord ARDEN and Mr. VIWERS came
into waning as the Lord and Groom of the, King's
kledebaMOer.

Un Saturday, at three o'clock, a Cabinet Council
was httld at the, Foreign Office, ,;vas attended
by most 01 the Ministers. It sat till halt past tour
o'clock. , •

On Friday tOunt NIUNSTER 'had an andience, and
tranliatied bucines with the PaiNcE REGENT, at
Charlto Pal ice.

Saturd3y thr Duke of CUMBERLAND visited .the
PRINCE REGENT.

"it:sterdays al two, n'ulock the LORD CD ANCRIo.
LOR waited on the PRiNCH RUGLNT at Callloll Pa-
LIM

On Friday Dr. JACKSON, Canon of Christ Church
the ititi'nded Ili,hop ()I Oxford, had an
,audience of
the I'ItINCU RittittN7', at Carlton P.slace. The Dots-
ins lAraa tutor to the • PRINCE IittGENT. He is bro-
ther to the Dean of that name.

We are gladeto find that the Ri4ht Hon. W. W.
who has b,Nn seriously indisposed, 'is nearly
recovered. This Glentletnan is one of those who
tire not to be diverted from their duty by party cla•
tnour, but! who, at the sarnetimp that he discharges
his dot), with firmness, never loses sight of dignity
and tnoderation.

,
THU THEATIII3.,—LYIISS SMITH, .vitro ..may be
deemed the second in point of merit, ,as a tragic
aeliess, on the London stage, returned to Covent.
Garden Theatre on Saturday, nut as Pwinci, in
Petcy, for which she had been announced, but, on
account of 'the indisposition of YOUNG, in the pert
of /3e./vide:4, As this cliaraaer was so recently
Jpertbrened by Mrs. &Imo!4s, with a.ritte of excel..
knee that defie4 all competition, we shall merely
observe, that though Miss Smren displayed a con-
siderable degree of merit, yet there Wag sprrewhat
too much of violtnce, or, rather, energy, in her
general execution of the part. - iieteidora is all soft.
'peas, tenderness, and conjugal atiection, except
when she is roused into warmth by puticular in-
citement, The performance of Miss SMITH, how.
ever, it' not critically exaiii, was very animated and,
effective, and therefore, perhaps,' better suited, to
the general taste. She, wss received on her entrance
with greet warmth, and through the whole of her
pertOrmance Was much applauded. In consequence
of the indisposition of KEMBLII, the part of Pierre,
was assigned to 13Aaav mous, who acquitted him-
self respedably. Mr. C. K emns was, as usual,
excellent in Jaffier. The Elephant was very restive
in the new Pantomime, which has merit enough to
attritt.t without him, and we telly think the Ma-
nagers ought to give Cilin a discharge, tor, otherwise,
Ins is so very untraEtable, he troy be the occasion
of some serious mischief.-
MYSTURIOUS CIRCUMSTANCE.—.I.4I6I night, about
eleven o'clock, the body 't7f an ag-d female was dis-
covered in 3 state of nudity in a hickney coach, in
Little 'Queen•streel,, Lincoln's, Inn.tieldS. The
body had, been opened from the neck to the .abdo,
men, and the scissure subsequently sewed on,, when
the corp,e was tied with a strong rope, the knees
being bent up against the chest, 4parently for the
moie convenient conveyance of it in the coach. It
was cli*covered, 'Nye are given to understand,` in the

following manner :—Some young Men, who had
amused thentselves with
been drittking rather freely,
opening, the doors of all the hackney coaches they
trot. On opening one of them they perceived
.the naked, body within, and instantly stepped the
coach, and gave the coachtnao, coach, and corpse,
in charge to, the next watchman'. The coachman
atfeeted not to know what fare he. had taken up,
but said he had been ordered to drive towards
Smithfield. The body was first sitert to Covent-gar.
den watch-hOuse, where it would not be taken in.
was,afterwards taken to St. Giles's watch.horase,
and receive.l there. A young man, who officiously
st..ked the beadle what business he had to interfere,
was taken into custody, 'and will be brought before
the .Masiitrates at Marlhorough.street Office, where
an inVestigation wilt take piace this day at IVA:lye
• o'clock. A surgeon, v. ho, WIS called in to ex:poine
tile body at the watch-house, stated, that, it had
undergotte sine part of the process of disse6iion.
In all probability, the whole is a resurreaion trans
00.1,10.