The Sun. — London, England, 1805-12-05 00:00:00

retarn 77113rt1:s to those (;0:11cfri:-..11 fivotzte:l inat with their Coin- In.4nv year.; on and ru -1 „,,. i it;TN; that on .-iceollot of some arrahi.;::. it' tart.ing place Nluse4to,: he (I.lmot f ).;:. of r....ceivine, thern l a$ nsnal, next year. ) of tho when air li,,`: hope to 4 1 • o:: 11.1rmvor-squarc, ) ' S ~. ~'~ 1 AII'OItTANT A F. ON INS.L./1,..'1\( E , c) . l FIRE I.l\l T!-IC COUNTRY, — ' Albion lire and Life ()Mee, London, t. 18. or. DlEtLet . ORS of tlic ALBION" FillE and till N:;tlAk.s, c()AIPAN y, of I.,()NDON, vtiy heavy expence. i1:1 the nuiturous atten.:ing. the establislinr.nt of rcgencios, mkt 1, 'r, (I,.tv;se some mode of lessening the charges t'i per;-oils n:sidegt in the country, w.i.the.it di. seour'try, or fair profit, of the Company on hive tOr •the preserir, to refrain :,,irtrmectt,of Agents ; and to offer to all Ttrsons , or other property, to insnie, ut ci.st-r.:ce front Letadon, an `!'v,otit','-fire per cot: per annum oh the pre , , .1 prov , ,,tert such Lisurances•bettretlect Lonaon, tio . kh.rgh the ffieals or • . •1 ; without, t he Coopaay being :)itilence p or other duty; excepting that jell:1s or a t ;ents with everY nec.,•essaty icr the guid<toce of those who play b:ocfit'ot tins ()din% be nude for three, or more, y e ars i at once, a ~,,: r j b ,, , t4.,r,1e0t will. be allowed ;by which Persons in. nor only . be in a still grcatcr degree benerited, will he rviltivod trout the tronole of frequent renewals of ' • 'Fite charges will be on the following scale.. . fcr 5 Yrs. for yrs. r s. d. 1 3 t. 9 3 0 for , I for I Year ; Yrs. —,—,, -- as - ,') per et. pe,r c. t.. 4 tiareti . abated , , , 1 s. a. . s. d., 2,. it will b.,,1.;,...:•.c to t 6 1- 5 "tli to d 2' "' , • 1 t ~ . ditto - • ; 9 3"•6 ~ ,' i, !'>e like proportion for the ;metaled' .. , ~. forabie allowance •wilt b.....• also rm t•.:1 ~ .2ii2tlhvali on the King's duty, wh till'. , •, , ,:ar. , ... 1 , • •' ; iposals of Cie Company, „with fall exp;anatioils as t(.. I '.‘ -•, • h(id i,l which Insurances should be .arranged, and pp., ; . . ,erib:o. ~ will 1:o delivered, free of charge, to any 1) , ..-. , • - .', 1,T.1:,' apply at the Company's Oflite; in.lChange ;l ' 1 •., .!„ Toe whole %vitt be cornpristxt in'one sheet, of being sent at the ex pence of Single postage.. 1" , i • Is , 1):* particularly" to impress on the' public :;., ' • , ~ .:1 the above olibr is not/natl.; in any ipirit of ad: •, ~, .: ; :r .411, - .nown and justifiable grounds. •The saving • .0:, ....... , •.' are tNatiOcct to calculate, will be quite equal to t,, .L ~- .. );', preiioied.' It, is on no other tooting that Clr:: , ~; ~ „I ielti of charge coukt' he atternpted, with,jus tice ; , I '...• ' ' . ~:•,itiy or to the Public; because the preintuins as t;.. , 1. . : ' ~ ;'! not id nil r it abatement without a clear and ~ :, , .. ~. '•.,,, •, v. •. The objet 'of the Company is; to giv,, . ~, : , ~:s r,.:.,ijing in the country the whole of a saving • 0 1 ~ ~ . , , ..i• bw,iness is. susceptible ; with no other. (lit . - ' ler.% ~,, '• •',lt or Q:;easioning to s , tch persons the trifling tr01,i.,., \.•.'.', otay,attentt titocinplo mem °fa frientiin Lou. : • tton, once to a year, or it it •be preferred, onceonly irrseveral yea rS... ..‘.. . • ..• . . _ • • • • ..! _ln, according to t:, 4 , Fner4.lly ntade t would ba vcr ct. ab.lteci P. .. et. ,. , 1.............. I • S. rt. I ~.i.„ ! t ; iatc ycurs; ado, so:coaling to len p4id for snore Che Enwic :m , l Resources of the . Albion Conipany are cqual to .toy Institution termed for ihe same pni= ,post.-s. Cowliticms of insurance, are ,torte favourable "than et offered ; anfl the Rates. on which the ;Above' will be made, , moticrate akthusg of ::141 in 'sortie in StallC:3 ITIO re intxlerate than Lave th.c;, 4,.:lol.:ptoposeLl. • " The Dire&nrs arc, IA NIES I'A'I"rISON, Chnirmln. f(,)fiN ClOt) . L), Esq. . Dcptity - thairman. loseph &Jura, Esq. • lists, Henry Pigeon,!Esq.. Sir folui !Inborn. 1,..r`L!,t'd . ,,v1 . t E4ri: lose tit NioirJr(i CI sy, 'WO kiwi" Ray ley, Est jr,.tn b.scf. M. P: ksq. I 1. (.;)!Int. Ea sq. , !'l'bornlS-Sroith, - Esti. Atidrinart Fsq. Shrritr. lohn F'.3(l. M. P. .Reni i Hitt Trairers, Pantel Rich. Wariagton, Esq. 'ifiiiimas Maltby. hsq. i3y ()vier of the }Lard, NV,A ItNER PHIPPS , See.' (:74 - 1\: , ) Chal , ge will be rnctlifor . Pblicit . ".'s in at cw:c. ALYHON PIRE AND LIVE I.ONDe) p - • Dec. 1, t,46. +' 'III I)IRECTORS of the ALTiiON FIRE and, E COi\rIPANY 112VU it in hi- V4, , lttlut: ep:nyint its I he.princip.tl TrAvvi, ni Great bt awl I reknit, to assist in the Evolt of LibiLcs arld,to ktpply Company With. local intiirtna,- tion Any l'erum% Tay be in6linect to uptiertake such er. ta;.iy tfounnuhicate 'their vt6bh, by fetter, to Coinpany's Seere;ary, through scree Frtend Loa. Lion. The cornneusat:ion to snub Persons w;11 be in r I , Jportion to tit ServtLes 'they triAy bs c.tlied on to peitorui ; rx Lt Itvances - will be inadc.unik;:ss Set - vier:l 134.1‘,Cfliu By Order of the Board, WA'RN PHIPPS, Sec. ~~a r.l~ _._. Nll.l LS. rt 11. I V.l) DIA I i f 3)v.2x flalnbur b ti, 5 Gottenburgh, . Z WAtertOld. L 0 N N, DECLNBER u, IEIO3, ,W.r: are loppy:to announce' the safe arrival of (he . 1 7 1Jlory (Ea the safety of which .‘soil f tfe apprehensions enterta,l vied) The EcticiaL. , and the fiellerophon have arrived at E~iind TA gy ordered - all the S hips at Spith.4,ld and Po:tsuginth to strike their pend:ints 'The' Viagll will p'rmeed.to the . Downs, and the isi.jtiy of Ce tLee:) be sent from thence up the River to Greenwich. Th e Ckarlotto hai taken in the. West In dics the C/fane Frigate, which was c.;a tutee I.>: the C‘AnbincdTiteti No ftirther intelligence t l :a3 yet reached us from the Continent. Accounts' from dilferent 'part.; of the Co:;st, received yesterday, brought, however, a -f:ar;ey of runtotirs. It wai Sill I thttt BC NTAP.II7Tr: bad been compelled,to - apindon Vienna, after stL;- aluing considerable loss : That !Al.keset.m 11 - 2/1 b t .eu com"pletely defeated by the 21.1'clluke (:ty,,,T;Lcs ; that the Prusthan Arm!e4 were In fu'.l rdral, A junalon with .the Troop's. cf Al.- )ies. • We with we were cu led ix) ef,:ffirtit -re,olQUni, probbility of wlieh - wt; ac. Vb.t 3:0 much xnbtak,en ,;: He has'failci in his grind objea, that of intirnidat ,ing t l f6 EtutkaotCof GRIZMAITY '-into a separate Peaca—he has failed. in 'his project to surround' and Cut-,,off the Arinv of the Archduke att,taLts.--lie has failed in his 4:-.-gign of outniuking the allied ArMy, and forcing them into a disadVantageouS Ac tion. Having thus been unsucces4ful in pie- Cuting these intentions, Vie completiotv of which alone could have been of any service tshim, the pos session of ;Vienna becomes of little con Sequence, and the &Stance he has a' anted into the'AUStrian Dominions will only tend, to embarrass and perplex perhaps be the meansof ruining his Ariny. This, at least, - is our opinion, founded, as we conceive, upon strong probaSilities ; and not'merely probabi, lities, but it is evident, tha,t if the Allies continued to retreat until all their 4expeEted reinforeemeuts 'had joined, they ~ ,*Oulcl so greatly out-number the French Army, that there would be a moral certainty of their success. It is then when at an immense distance from France and his Supplies,-and `with no new Army coming up tolis aid,. BoN - ArARTZ would experience all the ,horrors of retreat thiough an hOstile Country; whore the excesses of his Troops haveexcited the deadly hatred of the inhabitants, who would tike every opportunitrof annoying a de-' 'feated and scitteted Army, This 'retreat must also ha conduaed thrOUgh 1 . Country already exhausted, Where his nearly famished Troops would scarcely be,. able to obtain a scanty meal. • - The fate of Bp ' NAPAUTE. has probably ere this ,been decided, unless he .thought it expedient to Make a timely retreat, .endz. , .aVouring, at the'sarne time, to avoid a battle. We do ,not wish to appear too san guine in our expeaation, bit nothinr, :can be clearer, upon general principles, than that the far ther an Invading. Amiy. advances into' a Country., Without _being - .able to: bring its opponents • to action, who, on the - contrary; are 'continually . retreating upon their rtiinforcements, and supplies; the more desperate' and dangerous must become the situation of thcaformer, and the More ruinous in the event of a reverse, .Unless its tituitbersate so de cidedly superiki as to render resistance useless:. This is so clear a position, that it' is 'needless to argue it ; and that .OfrAPAIITE could conquer the AuStriari, Etnpire with one hundred,. or even one hundred and fifty thousand .men, When, .in addition to the mass. of the people, .he has to encounter a still fornaible Austrian ArMy, . and one hundred thou-. sand Russians, not only tinbro4ii, but viaorions over apart.of his. Army, it would. be in the higitest degree ridiculous.to suppose. His 'favourite plan'of out-flanking his opponents - and beating them inr•dc tall, be* . hias been unable. to execute 6;11,•0, succeas at Ultik. Upon the execution of a sin.litir plan in*the Hereditary States of .A.Ustria .We are convinced be depended for ultimate... success.. The dia= . honourable artifice resorted to for the purpose s of preventing the brides olier the D4lllthe frorn;being , broken' down, she%vs -his _eagerness to kidvatee still.. fitrtherwith the gre‘rtest possible' rapidie>r, in the. hope of being at length enabled to, carry his favourite plan into execution. In this, ,however, from the pre violl.s most wise and condua of the 'AI. lies, there is .;.era , reason to believe lie would .be, wholly, disappointed. . , . • It could not. be long after the Capture of Vienna'. before the Allied .A:rrny would be at least one bun-. drcd and 'fifty , thousand strong i;an Arkny against which all the resourees and talents of could be of little avail. The KtNu is to-hold a Councl to-morrow. at uekillc ha q llacas% to consequence ot. the import ant Dispatches lattly arrived from the Continent': Yeitertlay, at "telve o'clack, the 1,011.13 Caw, called on A.t two o'cloQk GT6N called, on the, Alini4c:r. fiiur o'clock a Council v‘ti'l,eld at Lord .111.,Iiix.cillAVE'S' Offiee, Whieb Wll4 . . r titt4'lliiel by the diOttr) CR AN camt,on and ail tho and Lord CAT.ticAri attended. the Council. INrtA..f.-letrSF..--4 - esterday a Court of DireaorS vas : field, - Arben Capt. Ro4til' WAIIDLAW Wa3 "sworn into the . comtnand'Of th,e ship to.lsitadras and Bengal, ,instead of St..,Helena and Bengal'; as witi.Captain MACL/101) into the coin,. niand of the Triiithoifistoiic col.vsignedtp,. St. th:liona and liengal. " , P, t lc.ri the Emneroi. ALEX A wait'at,Dresdon , r i I)cas' shewE Wcioderi -cup, h 1118 1. , ;1%:t At: 7 CeStOr, P,STF,It tht, G.D?i,EAT' 114d' tinned with-his own hands, and made a present of to AUGUSTOS King, of Poland and. Elcaor of Saxony, Vt . Was 1130S1. r...smarkabie, was, lb:it the Inscription on-the t.tp 4.ll.aziew;.:z Czlr, /gat, a I !,t, Nov... rind; on. the tiatii of I.V.werrther, 1805, --I.* Cup was presented to his illustriuus Descendant. l (1111; T VILLEVVE, initnc:-,liately after landing. N-E• it Go.iport nn Priday, was tleized with violent spasms , in tho stomach lie Nv;;4 conveye4. to the Crown Inn, and medietil aid \I'M procured. O Saturday he ( . .:nmiderably het tcr. Capt. A! is NI) tit hag been a Prisoner in tilig Co;intry twice, before .; 1)e was tAer.l in the Tbriue Frigate,' by Capt. lir - 21sn'AiNi..,, , • (t ¶tio, P.otypheinus,; and in the itinctunc, .I.)y alpt. • Sir Ronpßp 14,titLo‘.v, of the.Plit4i?. . . Gmeral Don 14 pOsess reniarkabiy . I)9pe that From au rA,:easiz' W. be ril , 4;'2 1 , -sx IV J Jr 3. PortTs346lmt,' DEC. 4. -- About noon 0:6 ;Z:T the Viaory, of 100 guns, Capt. HARDY, With tIIC body of the /ate Lord Viscount NELSON, hove in sight; and at two o'Clock she came to anchor at St Helens, the tide not.answering to proceed to Spit head. His Lordship's Flag was hoisted • half-mast high at the fore, as was also the Ensign at Staff. As soon as the arrangements are completehistord ship will be landed: Arrived also the Eagle, HANCOCK, from Guern sey, ; Koit, SAXER, from London ; and the itittry, How, from Sunderland. Sailed the Delaware, ,TERRIER, for Embden. La Poutette Sloop of War, Capt. DuyaAn, went into the Harbour; and the Clinker Gun-brig went out of Harbour to Spithead. The Selafail and the °ivy ^ rel, Rusi!ni Ships, of 74 guns, are not yet returned to Port, nor is it cer tain where, they are. ANOTHER LETTER, SAME DBTE. This day at noon arrived the' VieNry, of JOU guns, with the Flag of the immortal NELSON flying at half-mast; she anchored at Si. Helens till to-mor row morning, when the tide will bring ber up to Spithead.----Admiral MONTAGtri Ship made the sig nal , 'soon after her arrival', for the Ships at Spithead and in the Harbour to lower theirs and,pendants to half-mast. His Lordship s remains, it is believed; will not he landed here, but sent to Greenwich in one cf the King's Yachts, froin whetice the procession will proceed to St. - Rars. The corpse will remain on board till.orders are received respe4ing it. The Marquis of HAitrmixox is armed here, at the Fountain Inn. Sir EitASYLUS GotrElt yesterday landed from the Iris; he is very unwell of the gout. Capt. Dun of the Defiance, went to London this dpy on leave, for the recovery of his Wounds. Went out of Hart - our: the Squirrel Fris . ate, Capt. J. StaRTLAND. i'vas'the Mars, of 74 gunfi, one, of the glorious Fleet, thit was . seen off ATighton, and not the ViElory paSsed by'iu the night, is hillt it was I)lOwing.strong at S. W. • • • 4 pi_ V' NI UT II , C . 3,—Carrie in His Majesty's Ships , Belleisle and Pelknipho n, of 7 t guns each, from Gibraltar. - Cat ua down from Harnpaze,, arid' anchpred'in'the Sound, the Phamir,. a 30. guns, - - • • ,• : • Went into the Sound the Rogal'Servereign, of 10 guns, preparatory, to her going up - the Ihrbour. `..17.110 Ship which was mistaken, of this Port, for th;.: rian?y, of Ito oons, proses he the TCNz e rain?, of gs, arrived at "Spithead-with the Colossus .* of 7,1, and amother Ship. ,Ymototrrit, Dal. 4.—A Giih-brjg arrived in the Roads Yesterday from the tloiLindCo4st. Slits brings Informat i iou of the sailing o two Dutch 'Frigatei 41.4411Fltishing. Shipitt tii6 oads-= Ninjetic, Itoebuck, Elephant, Stately, Dittator, Princess at Orange, Agincona, arra Apc,a. Fit'Lmou'r,u, DEC. p..-;—Arrived the Elizabeth Car". from Plymouth and the Miziy ) . HOITE . i; from the flav2nnah, with sugar; for Toil.' Ongen , . Sailed the Channel Fleet, under the command of Admiral Coato,vAt.t.ts, to reunip their station, otf Brest ; Eli%abeilt Cornelia, BAKER, for Plyttouth ; Tocana ; Nat4tilus, itoWE j Ceres, ATKINTs 4ppi);lldpia, p21111.Y; Ciothier,EDWAUDs ; and Jane, CLBMENTS, for the Channel Fleet, with water, &c. DEAL, DEC. 4 Frederica, •Su edisil East India Shili, from Canton, arrived' in the Downs last night; and remains with the Maria Carolina, and several other Swedish Vessels, waiting"for Convoy.. Arrived this cloy the RoldGttn-brig, from the bad of the Goodwin , SandS; Rainer. Gun-brig, from o:f flottlogne ; and , tile Fariou's Gun-brig, from' oft Remain in the Down S—the Edor, Utretht, Aotelope i anti Trusty, tvlert of War; Pegasus, Druid, gi. i I,'lturnortalire, F rigates ; rgos, A man utile, 'Cygnet,' Brisk, god Es pizgle, Sloops ut War r Camel atxt Provayante, Store. ships ; Discovery, lieela, I.ucifer, Prospero, • Zebra, Devastafiol, txplosioh, 1 ory, Vuirano, 'api Vesuvius, Bombs t with V , :IV la, e Fleet of Transports, andtutward-b:iuud Vesheis ; several.Luggerti CULterS, C aEssook., • DC.,.2.---The Margaret, HATTIE, arrived ht.re on Saturday morning arum 'Lisbon; after a passage of 2 , days, sailed in company with His Majesty's. Ship //von. Capt. d\i‘TAGGAItT, of the Barbara, of this Pcot, formed' , mentioned as being taken upon the Isth of August, cane in her as PaS A . 6ner, Capt,,M'TAGGAAT atileti from Lisbon gi a i'i)i - tniese Brig, hound for Bristol 5! wag boarded by Otpt..H.utnie on the igth ult. Inlat, SQ. N. long. II Cpt. INl‘T. , rciports that the :Brig was spolce with' On qie iith Ult.. in )at. 47. 50. long. i 1. by the French Privateer La Br(Tove, Vessci had cap tn re, &Off S icily, the South Sea Mati.-b,Tett,BouNit of Loridon, the Carron, SHEPPARD, of Whitaiaveti, froni St. - Vineent!s; for Dublin,%and the Ediey, of and for.. London, from Surin3m. La Bromic' put eight pf the - Ols,ry's 44W oti lard the'Portquele Brig,'whielk had s, prung iter Lowsprit, and w.ta' watt. nig for Vigbto re fi t., She w . c.s4futt'of prlsbneii. Arrived rhere on lilursday rnorningpihe Hawke, O'M ran 41'1; c..",l,ipeolulLiboa,,Thei}brgar,t, after the. 1-lawki. Left iu the.Tagusrrepairing. tlic French Frigate Topaze '• . she- had. been te rribl y mauled the.A6tion with the . Blanche. The Bri tish Frigate Artijjiiidri was waticrig 'outside the Bar, in, case the. Topa - te should come out, to convoy her to Portsmouth.. The glorious Vitiory of Trafalgar , had excited themost joyfuLsonsations at Lisbon. ABrig, iupposed from her description to be,the 'Herald, CREWS, of this-Port, some time misiing, hag been taken by.the Rochefort Squadron . , and carried into Vigo. . CHATHAM, DEC. I.—Part of the 07th Regiment _ marched in here yesterday, frbin Colchester, on their way taßrabourne Lees; the remainder are es pelEted to-morrow. The keel of a new 74 gun-ship, to be named the Warspite, is' laying down at this Port. 'The Ship wrights are also going on very briskly with the pregnable' and Meleagnr; ne w, and likewise with, the Nomd; a a nd the Theseus under large rcpairs. bltbsot ii :ft jeinvei D te7d:Bse u ebas. :re i t r.:s‘t v o l. os f yli Ili E si ~ i cial iv nded at Gothlandb,eile°bnli:rue. corn' to learn that tf)e t( c ) r tl: li is ,, P o o a r t t e , i l a t i ts 3 t i :l t d . rr° t hr f :a .:4 lt 2E. , 9B ll .3 c —' r cargo have been fOrtunately . Early on the morning of Monday bit, a sal,or into the wftrc'haetr4eratfArcolietdnn:4lnite,itil,:e:vii:ral:ftie.trtilido:els'enriAdvitoribb:ricluog.rbl'o' y li w i : c s arli c °e' r j and e lii' s ! was standing; Th o ugh is onie. of tho crew or tho , yet their boat being out of, the way, no 45iistanc could be rendered. Tiwrlyiit of the Rodlay Whaler, wa s the first .at the. p l ace ,. but owe o e to save him. : When he fell in ho had a bcat-hook in 'his hand, and - was seen a considerable, tittle floating; oft the water bmeans of it, b u t at length sunk down, and was d owned: , 'The body was afterwards found and carried on shPre. ---- : :17'VI1URY, DEC. 3. Ir r mias yesterday confidently reportea In the military circles. in this 'City, that a large body of Troops, t o tlie amount of 10,000 men, are inune, diately to be.embarked, under the com nitbman o f Lieut. Ge,nerall.Fr,cscri DUND,O ; the 'clilie. aortr. ments'ate expeated to be known this.dAy. The Transports, ttpWards o f mr4ll tl i ie Troop; on b,aard from Cork, came 4.44 sixty .ta .n the, DOWni Oil Sundai, but nO p art' has as yet been dis. embarked. W, ht. o t l.l llm l u t: e o s i pd : y s a s cl'a ° aT i . r t pt. tb ! c 3 p l il ' t i i -re il. ; 0 1 d 1 : i o nc i f t e : 0 1 :s 1 :: i t ; l : Q c io s e ; . i g (I. c e i 1 n : .. r r g t : b I ll Y Z e i t I ;c i ti fib i t iY a ~- o c l a It ! I 1 . o: e v:i t ui n i t t 111.1 b: i it:: L'ln'l . IS Very C (111 . stpiv4:e C .. op, G.E.N.R:trLuf;oßtiEctcy.AlN.lo.7wci;iltiesll:oN)l7r:%:,. order xc:uei;rEcT;tiodi)::::::l4o2o:l4l'v:tirl.lf; MOtir,i LAY` iCli s q. : ' 1.. 1 1 1 t 0 e : D: , ItS 01;' 13/041;.. NOTES NATO' 101.3,4) l ' ::; " 7 . , irc ' :MINISTRY OF GENTER4I, l'o,-,-- T, ~„ • i ," The maintenan..ce of riilytic orkr con n , , : i , L „ . 10 . iente tho crowd Avbtali for stin - ic (i } " l; ( .;0; ,T,T;7ged round the'..tlauk _to , exchango ,: 2, ,-; corisit, t ,t. t o r 66 m ost part of " 1- ' 1 .1 ,. . t . i . )9 really Want thontty!i i)iii aniong then' CIJ:I,-; ..7., j et p . l'3 l e l b e t t erni s t i f i s , l : o 4 t lt e;la iu rn 9 ni d rkt a a e l , e s i l ii :? d u t -l i j : l l ii t c li : wc i l e A l i c t l rl t.: .. c., ° : l l4 l:i d : l i n i i t : Y' p (a y i l‘r t: ic t : Cia : ll. t t,il lk :l de er l isc i ;g : r ; l ; il.: ti ;s : lll3c.° i l:) :: : .re , : :t. "lir tat there may be no occasion. to rei••-'' .1 , i ‘lt; nia , ,. to t Nleasnres iyinst tht.:rafare he tali..ol to 10" . ...,, 1 ,„t0 4rate t:upidity and mn.lsolence, Li4d la l ' . fat peaceful Citizeni the exchatitie of their tic Cash. o rl '' I have thereforo char;cd IW3,ic:p.rs tlle*),o. ,'mill thenv2ives ac n) t!de w 31 ,11 5 , 1 6.! i ti i. ",!victuals in qe.i.r. respeaive Pistri6"3, 11 }' I.°:„''',,rg u9te,certain number of tickets, . which vie ve7 ‘ ,. may present at the Emit, and rtxciv c* cPI4 ill ckinge for their note:;. ' By'this Ine.::!as the r3:,11,1:4; be diverted from its proper Clvianel, anL l bc. f : li , not men will het.be placed at the Mere)? °i Strul'i ' °.*l if . ".„ I request that 11 . 1 Excellency the Minoter.; the P,ublie Treasure, Nvito has colteaed la tbra?l :lt t l ' it .,i relative to the: ell situation of the Bank, "rill 3.3 ", w ith 1 , / the timid that theu:need .not be divliti, , ted sped to the solidity o!' that .11:stahliiliiir'l nt ' i 1,,,n, Minist er ot l 01:r.,,c.1ic.,, ine . , • ...' , vibi'll ar BY:theOverlanti Pis patch from lndia eer: rived tan Tuesday,, several Pril'ate Letters 1ave1.,,,0r l ' e ,. ceiv6l. The-follo.wing is Cie Extra6t 01. 3 ~,, ill T c rorn :a (;entlettrab in the Conroony's Givil S(- I '"'''' uttaett, dated the. rid.) of June:— • t 1 " Tile Vigil:Mee Of ~...Captaiti '.....-MORGAN 11 9 11 . 1 11 1" ; . ;. generally restored the tranquillity of this tr',, 4,),,,t 3ingonr - 0 , 14. has ,)atcli f ti1 , ...,11 riac e 61,,,,t. North-East Frontier, which has C'aUSC4l.a 00 1 ,,, 5 1' a ;o f, _o_la agitation amang tile nati ‘es. A lame' Yi.o. l'aquieN, who'had assembled in great ntllnil erS ' f ilsit ceecied from the Northern Cirears altlng the 130;41:: Of the AlOrlitividdV, where they encanWell "i'bif, . a ti l ;:i -e r 'ftt Platitrtic):l4....ea°ofd!cdeisleobrdr4firtilnyg-cbalffil:6ltiesfoeosntic3e')cicitiiii the indignation. of tho country people, ti l l 1. t ‘tdc; upon' cli•mi, anti attacked them with such 11105 „I,lf many were killed 'and \votintled before theY c° ,', , ,i be dis ? erserl.‘, Those ;who are inclined to f0 , , - , 1 those-frantic devotee •leok 6ti thig aaion witierp, ~degrea. of horror, and e xpe& SOire.Sigilaii4agn'si,, 'lrmnlieven will alight on this country in cllo ' quence. , .- ..., , , ~ .' ' 0 - " The cstabliShirten;bf the Company's 3 11 $ 11° „ g 1 with indiefal Courts, awl' 4 vie,ll:regpiatcd Plicr,,ver I),,q,ce, will; : We Wipe, soon fr ee us Item the d""b 0 ; smillar seeneli:" • • c l ime•Opuutreetcl3preetcl:ieuan';:f. Ir . el:nd 1 1 04 , e long beea suPP('''l • to limie an odd way of.est.3iossint. therv'elve,'' L ir ue Advertifiement, opporea Jo Itish.JOUrnal, Mill be thor)ht illostratioo of OP I Y • 14 81, ER— •.1 • ,i 0 4,1 • the p ia Yv wrs As' 4n • v' s e Conory te4tant Charter sch .of o f C A fa t ", o r t he,. 4 3' 0 •• SS' oto r Tu 5s er.ll Candniawi and their irevas MIL Ds Dulual ti - 4 46th inotot," 'll l S ,N r . • gt)LEht Q, VI 3, DICRItit FALS9I.I ALJULAT ?