The Sun.
London, England, 1816-04-23 00:00:00

TIIE BATH LOTION.

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riltHIS elegant and nselnl Combinatlon of sini-
-1 pie Elements; heightens and embellishes the charms
of the most beautiful face ; it communicates to the skin a
brilliancy of tint, a delicate fineness of texture, and juvenile
freshness, that cannot be described, out winch render a cons,-
letsante of moderate pretension's must unaceopitably and n-
resistibly attractive. The basis of this inestrnabla acquisi-
Ilan to the toilet is a concentrated preparation of the vele.
Prated Bath Waters, combined with other,ingrenients of esta-
blished repute for beautifying, preserving, and improving the
akin; it speedily removes every bfetulsli front its surfacr, and
protects it from the inclemency of the atmosphere, or the ra-
vages of time Invented, by Baron Daldorf, and sold by the
rroprictor's sole. Agent, Mr. Oldficld, Perfoiner, 7, Little
Queen4treet, Holborn ; by Mr. 49, New
Bond street, and the !corner of spring Gardens; 11 r. Mom,
Ind, Oxford-street; Mt. Tnit, 41, Cur nbill ; Mr. Green, a
Oxford-street, near Solso•squrtre; and by most respectable
Perfumers and-Medicine Venders. Price :is.

SALE BY AI.TCTION.
‘woorn,ANDs.,—Elegrtrit Freehold Residence, envirenr.l by
Lawns and Pleasure Grounds, with a l'addoek encircling it
• of 12 ..kvres of Land, together ‘ith the eleivint'aild
nrtl-
solaptcd Furniture atui Rtlects, near I.yndliiirst, in tlanip..
shire,,-14 Messrs. ROMS, on t4e wro.odinild
• CqUage, within two miles of I.,lidlturst, on Thursday, the
26th of April, at 'fwelce, by virtue of an Execution inita
the Sheriff of Flouts, and without any reserve,
AN elegant yo.6gtiobo
DBNCE, finished with a view to the complete accom-
/iodation of a respectable family, called Winidlands, tiiget her
with the ale ;ant Fui int are, which has been completed within
12 months, to the present fashion,. and comprehending eviiry
tltio reqinsite for au elegant cottage also n cadloruf
line old wines, ulna, t grand piano-forte, live linil.ifewtfattn-
ing stock. &c.—This delightful reiitlet,tee wits formerly the
celekirated hunting yilla t t Colita44l , delightfully
late iii the einitre.of Use lawns and grounds, which ;Arc laid out
'with touch taste,isini surrounded lq sce-nery of the matt in-
teresting and- plot eerti4c description ; togethey ?ter vs
of park meadows entirely snrrountliiiK this tkelightful rotreafk,
new stabling and coach•holice have Lately been acid vd, and the
attached . oltieeS are tib)utidatitly the 'residence is
distant only two milt s,from Lyndhurst, in the most pleasant,
part of the Nuw Forest, sorroucidtal by good roads, in the coo-,
tee of two picks of fox-holindi, 410 iaa " mq't
bourliooti; distant seven milts from Seittlianipton, and-Seven
from Itooiscy. Cant 'loons is a COI We. suited too
small fa
nsily, with garukit, lia.idac4 of three-IL:cars, and possessirm.
Particulars may he liaddedn'Aprior to t'ae,ale, :it the prin.
etiple Inns of Lyndhurst, tionthrttoptoti,
:find Ito Iti sq;
jfiiliigs 94' Berners-stiert ; and ,
.tit, Cnvent-gardoos • Whale a'
IRstwin g of the estate may be scan.
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Patrunit4.l by his itny;sl highness the PitINLE .ttEtii;NT.
filegont Purtritit of the Hero WELLNGTON.
JOHN 911r1011.1S wATcAtt,OO AItONIATIC

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'iItANSPARENT SOAP.
THE PaopitiETOlt of the abo've hitS :much
gratificatlon in introducing this Article as superior to
any he bas- ever introduced fur similar, pnrposevilitring a
practical experience of twenty-that; yours as manufacturing
Perfumer. Setting at defiance all attempts at invidimis de-
traction, the Proprietor of this Soap avers, that, on a tingle
trial, it will be found superior to all others in purity of tex-
ture, moll iect properties, and agreeable delicacy of Savour.
It is particularly recommended for the use of Ladies, and fur
the skin of Infants. To Cientleinen who experience irelta-
Con in the use. of the common shaving Soups, this Aromatic
Soap is confidently and earnestly recommended as the most
valuable sticl effective Soap ever produced, at the Sault time
pouching the most solid qualities. The sinner Articles are
sold at the Proprietor's Warehouses, V., Park-street, Gros*
venor-situare, and .1;5, Cheapside. Magnetic Itnor, 'l%-I,lets,
with'or without the not. improvements. 7s. id. Ids. wt. and
Iris. each. Regenerators tacieb. Regenerating Razor Strops,
s 2 s. Gd. 3s. hid.. 41. lid. es. 6d. and Is. ltd. each. Waterloo
Aromatic Transparent Soap in round ('akes. is. G.I. Se. 4s.
es. Square, of the same quality, I. its. dd. earli.,
Blunts accurately around or set. An assortment of fine 'Ra-
zors, with Shaving and Deto.siog casts. . inn Astpar,At og.
are /mustard!). un sate. Also ever, Article of Foreign and
English Perfnmery Of the guest quality.,

DR, CQOl'kß'3 MEUIC4L BOARD, PLACKFRIAILS

ROAD.

The salutary effect of thin INs'ITIVTION is Mitnifeq from
the fullouinctery Extraordinary Cad '
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London to 'wit.: .-
" 1 01IN JACKSON, .nf the Port-mg:II of
OF Southwark, Broter, tnalteth oath pad seitit, Abut
in the year-1814, he was afflicted with a dang.lotts disorder,
tool was nearly *erentaen months tinder the care of several
tysio:rtuble Suri.,,uons, without obtaining am .ralief. The
his life being lu donger,
,was re-
eutennende.ti tr, Dr. coopees Ittrdieeti Maw!, f:liatiottu noose,
liinchfrisre atnatl, whets the progre4s of disease was home-
diately..stoiicil, and he %yea bowl textured tt.,l perfect
wisicb;, by 111, idt”.:sittg of 0.)(1, he still enjoys, hereby 11E-
claming, that in tatirie these facts, he is inthiencrd by no
of motive than a grateful return for so Inir4CISIMIN a curvy;
and the titt;' iicowts to hi, fellow creatures.
(Signed) " JACK.SO.
• , Witnesses present,
" F. M. Lawrence, Peruirgh., Paper.
tlanger„
tc Tbninas Johnson, 6, Chatiotty-street, Bhielifriarse !load.

Atictiodet-i•
" Thomas Darby, St. Micisarrs.stlity, Contion, Trtyter amt
. Draper. . ,•
" .:•ii,koro at the Mansiurs-houile, this--9th day of Mtrch,
ISIG, tiefoo me,
01,0ted) " MATTHEW 'WOOD, Mayor."
mr3..5rm,.c,,,,,per and I t,. are cummited daily by 411 ran'., ttf
l'ieople, from Eii;lit, and t hti n Ott itttelition of
Nvho have liven Isolfroperly I irltVtl.
Advice t rat,
oil Tneghty# thuisJsy,. ink!' Sdndny Mardi&
To-tlyv
N. frittquizei PAtoblietnent An the ad.
cOmmerktion of 140ta1e.4
44411;1i:6f Aveux

This 13th Jan. Isl 6, at two o'clock in the af-
ternoon, in execution of the orders 01 his Excel-
lency the-Secretary of State, Milker of General
Police ; ,
•
We, the undersigned, Pierre- eorge, Frangoit
Monnier and Pietre Malleval, Commissaries of
Police of the city of Paris., repaired to the hotel
of the Prefecture of Police, where, being in the
closet of the Inspector-general Faudras; we trans-
mitted a verbal order to the keeper of the depot
established Its the said hotel, to.bring forth from
thence before us. in order to be Interrogated, the
English General Robert Weon, arrested this
morning, as appears from the proats•verbal of our
colleague Feud, dated this day. The said keener
having acqiniinted us that Sir Robert Wilson
would not come before us, and that he said be
was determined to make no reply to any interro-
gatory proceeded in towards him in virtue of any
order not sanctioned by the signature of his Ex-
cellency the Ambassador of England in France,
we proceeded to him at the depot, io ordercto as-
certain these facts, and being, in his chamber, we
asked his name, surname, &c.—A. I will nut an-
swer this question.
Q. Why will. you not answer it ?—A. I will'
. not answer any question put by tiny one whatso-
ever, until the English Ambassador has been in-
formed of my arrest ; and until I am certain of
this, I lay claim to dl the roles and procedures
dictated by the la‘i, of nation's. I protest against
the arrest of my person, made wit bout the par-
ticipation of tire English Ambassador, andirgatust
the outrage done toe by entering the climber
where 1 was in bed with my wile, and making
search and seizure of my papers and her's, .I. re-
quest that the answer 1 have now given you be
communicated to the English Ambassador.
Q. Do yoe acknowledge ,the seal adixed to the
wicker-basket which l'present to you, and Oath
contains the papers seized at your lodgings, to be
untouched t Do you wish that we should proceed
,to the opeuing of that basket,. to the examination
Red ascertainment of the documents it contains ?
—A. I do not, for the reasons alreauly assigned.
And having r,epresetited to him that his rctusel
to answet,the questious which we
.were eltotged
to put to hint could not be tottude'd On any rule
of the law of nations invoked by him, and that
he seemed to be iu error it he thought that the
forms of criminal process in England must be
followed in France with regard t Englishmen
who might he arrested there,--LA. I teel con-
vinced that 1 ant right in not answering your
questions, and I will not Answer theta]--tau tar-
tlet questions were put;
gatory being reed over to him, he said it contained
! the truth, and signed it with us.
ROBERT WILSON.
MONNLER, and MALLEVAL.

. SECOND IFfE.EgoGATORY.--.TAN. 14.
?Being asked as to bit mime, surname,
My name is Hobert Thomas
.Wilson, a native of
London, aged 38, a Major4ienerai not in active
service, resident lot these 34 months past at Pa-
ris, in the rue- de la Paix, No. 21, w.th my, wife
and child.
Q. Did, you not, take art _interest in the fate of
Marshal'Ney ? Had it depended. upon you, Would
you not have withdrawn him front the execution
of his sentence With 'pleasure.
Q. Did puma form projects, and did you not
enter into concert with friends, fur that purpose ?
—A. with regard to this and theptecethog
have to observe, that it was not Iron) the
execution of the sentence that I could have wished
to be able to save him, because 1 learned almost
at the sane moment his coudemitatiou nail his
deaf il.' ,As to pi ojectt formed by :and me t-
tares taken which you ascribe to use, f answer,
that I never so munch us dreamed of the possiLility
of Marshal Ney's escape; .
Q. What is the meaning of the note addressed
by you to Mr. Hutchinson, dated the ,13th WM!.
(*tuber, where.tbere is mention of things which
should not be nutters aken but with a certainty of
'success; and of .applications to be made to the.
Ambassadocin order to save Linois and others;
which note 1 present to you ?—A. 1 wrote that
note;- but 1 will not give you any ejtplanation,;
you have no right to ask it/ liewevels, my opi-
oion as to the affair of .Ney is very decided :
think that he cOnid neither be tried nor contlemni
ed without violating the Capittdatiou of Paris.
Q. On Sunday last, about eight in the evening.i,
were you tun at Mr. Hotehinson's lodgings, rue
do Helder, N 0.32; did you mot Spend a part of
the evening there I will give nu answer. .1
claim that the charges against me be communicat-
ed to me., and that l be permitted to commirnieate
with my ambassador, or with some other persons
designated by tees as well as , with my Wile, Inv
child, and my friends. I also request that the at
tent ion dese,to my rank be paid to
Q. The charges existing against you are, that
you EktVoktreCl the escape of Lavalette condemned
to death ; that on the dub inn. at day-break, you
took him up at the ?lodgings of Mr. Hutchinson
that you set off with hint its an open cabriolet;
which went by the .barrief of Cliehi ; tiro you
changed horses at la ,Chaptliei.en-cerval ; that you
changed the eeblele...at emnpiegnel that you pro.
constantly with him, by the route of
Cambray and Iralentienties. What have yt.sis to.