The Sun. — London, England, 1803-11-04 00:00:00

1 w{ -. , ' 1 7 / 2 71,124 . auitcrtifirL. , - :.: . ;,,,—„- rt:i L • ---'l'sr:-.Th '.- .t •:,i !,,Nor t% X4f,14,AP1. It- TN the I , icihitir t Arilotilbine t 2;6 4 0ei tititt4ye no w encamped.' the Wlc6le coast frOitiANilie t 6 cittas ' fotins'almoct one rAnge of formidable yoil j 4- ..,:, Orders are new/ sevr, to the Getteraik l weals:. , mind the Army of' , Ellariti to htliett: theleilpttli 7 • 'tilin by every:lneani4siiliq, '';`,, 4 ~.1 , t,., t 47 ,. ' ,. t , J 1 q :,,,, Two Frigate, which iTere ilisp i liFia4 f irm ti;li. : ion to Corsica with troills and rVim2e,Y,ll, .o v i'd, i fiftlY -arrived at Calyi. AK ,Englisli ,tikv i ttetrilitt riven 1 Genoese-Ship tinder - the hatteriePorth&Tithtt hf 'Hieres; but ihe gunlie,Y.l',4l'ed l iv!l,kkio,*A t if*, -that the b'oglishiStlaip was -vety- ntaliAamag,e4 in her rigging, andiektrisiii , ertl men. : '.. ''' l) ""iY l ''`: ALSilh , nliB4.ters'i4frpico. 4 l)iiildirie ki rvaiipti: . The President of ti*ppiced§tat,el h.luc t ti,,,,t 4 three tommissioners toNl o iliuis4pa,:to :inake..firkopbri:te- Ittive -46 sevei.4:-,Projefili"les,llt . ItiiiTfifi i l' l / 2 1i',Ille 1 t kivir Iviiikl i s:ii i pt4;':4ll.l.o4r.:kt t it ' 16,0`iiiiktpo t tion to. fi.ond ad i•tew ecirforseyoi4PCgoivii, 1 1,1e* Of. ii ii.FatM,.heipg'iol i ffioth c.04,4*- 1 48 hinuntlations; the itepottls to lie laiii before. (.opitiiis.. The .- migtaitks= who were lately tlennuncea or At,lt rcbtlw,4:4 - ,emptl, it is. km•ArAtood were not en': pgedAin -any,zdiretElt: royalist-conspiracy, but were plAsArlecl as , friends of England, imi.carryiri'elr; tgricspondetiee With chit! cOnotty. TlieMlther of the FtastCortiot., intends to make a visit to her liotlAtt daisti'llil # si't ti,; at:lttitire, The 'ketiter girt of hei'alughiirs 'aiil cjatiliteis.in.law, wittit itiahi, 'iletbirtpany her 'art'ltti loitrne}', whielrtfill hice OlateVt - the''sam'e iiVnti l / 4 4 . 101‘ that 'of titt Thitivs i CONSUL- ' . Madame BONArARTE is ill of a fever, and is Only 'Visited b y %h er hirsov. 'General Itifbt it :*hil 'commands the Arthti tit 'Bayonne, articqd on the Ith inst. arfaui4C,itelte he OeSgewed the •83d Derni-brigade. 'An 'Apothecary Ishs been arrested a t 1 04 / 6 eAt 26rreiponding with -England. troops of armed rebels had assembled in tltt ill if ~ menta. of Morbihan and lioistette is- unfotiOdedi Some partisans and agents of - England map lje gaged in intrigues, but they are watched tliv , the The report that the Grand Matt'u ' o.tl‘44itillai shred to Corfu is eontraaieted• '-Sl ) .:t r ,in , to avoid tale n t an afilve par t in tVgire*- 11 en t. ,w4r, is to l 'a Y F rance f o ur Millions monthly ; and guarantee the paymetit in Hitt;iiiiimer Qf one millio n mont hl y t ley Portugal. - BOuittYfiktnt, Owe. '•' Txt•r 7 'rench Privateers here have, taken iirridst the ships returning from Trinidad. One Schooner has captured nine vessels going from America to England.—(Momiteter.) HAMBURG, Ove."11. Sr:VIRAL, persons of the English ship The Mod, Inve been attested at Copenhagen, and eiinfined in tl)e Castle of Cronenburg. They bait 'committed 6 "(Ile a'ts of violence in the night in a country. Imuse neai Elsilleur.—(Monittur.) THI aft l i f in di , .llllte between the Chief Con. ul and. the Duke of MECKLENIttritCH SCHWF RIN ttot ” I .ndiusted, Two Couriers ficint Hrrlin, and One from Pete4hiirgli, 4ave set out on this sithjea for Paris. . The Emperor of RUsitA, it is said, is extremely dissatisfied with the pre3trii overbearing systtm of , t o Leflc t il poliCY. yel y, refused to se , s9ntl Uffrance,Viading in the . .igost 'inform ,,",lDapOer against Eogi.toki. "AL 1141 likewise declared, that he will not safe?' nx Oirniontion or division of the Ottontirt K"lac4 l the GRAND Si orriote maintainS stttet i t utlality. The Porte hat prOmiscri to Cotibrt,Vlth e 4milkltoß's detires ; and the pohlic, 41(r . is I.c4ll C°Wantinople, 04 the 26th ult. Cully' co • borate this intelligence. 1 , i _ 11136 EleCtorate of Hanover,. the Fron`Ch 'ate matting , „tr. extensive - preparations, which are trylnexy considered at hostileto the neighbouring eins-ioes. .)) though th eir Iwo' we 1 0 1 ~"t is the ilescriit'Clion k:ngland., . 1 • MENTZ, Oc r. 22. 14)34.tledoral Prince of Ruyan* Arrive , l here 't i "rdaY trotil Dartnitadt. TlO T i cele;:i JEAN '34914 ta . r. ANDatt, who is returned from earib, hacl (/ "fertnce with hitn: Prefed has _rought hi in trom,Paris some very useful toga. "lions fur the Ilepar t tnent of _the Rhine, MI LAN, OCT. 72. Ta number of ali.the French : ltalian Troapa in, 1 "Y. which our ,Journals have Atafed at iel,ono does not at present elteted at the most 50,000 men. Near 114,iatua anti Pei.irme: are only 9 or 30,000. Though the Austrian Army in the Ve_ stetian territory is very t onsideralite; we kre so well convinceLl of the frieridly sehti,rKetits of the Courtof Vienna, that we are under no alarin. The Army of Gential S i t. CI a, in the Tan territory, is now abotk36,boo stronp of.,Vhi . ch only about 2006 are in the Beclesiastita I bill res. The endeavours of the Court of liaprea, by ipplicatiOn fn the First t onsul, and the interference a -enure srtat i:AttiopeanPowert, have been entikiy " tbOtsliiAtaiN. bei. English Frigate the Clyd t , or ail gahi, with .144 iinard, has passed thiestgh the Sauna on her way t‘o .4t.i.PttletalYorgh i CM the Iffth a Fltet of 'Vilna iriettimiltite6 of .1 6 0 Nettila s,iied front the Sound; on the rftit4stitiveti 4 - 6 illtirtetir:roads, tht armed =Ship 441trtiW,.)tbi `Uns;t4pr3iii Fxutttitii, and ~e steiday,tl444r, pia n l. , atttetiziartt, and the t 6 guns. hey'had altbgethei ithip cOv6Y t7 6l ii egann kigll -. -NdWelthtle and Od.r. 42.-44Vir,14streort ham= gonit4Tti meet Mr. tiktlitrtirpritti; the who leturniiig home from Stockluilin, in order tio.haii a , tontetence with him. : • Ai the latter mid of September attilketi . ryrEni. Itkir tsr, tintitretnVOT, lretbrmadt, 11riSig-A44— in 'theneighbOathaod of Etiinbtrgh are occasionally tr i e d i n or d er t b aittititti the ir tfrea with due precision. rf,i ,r ob : 4 ll. 4 2 ): (3 0 1 !IZeTt l, , * 1 9 ( ':! ' tf ' ' ,•:: li it 'lll3irr' 7'f i tT .. t . '• J '.. Jii i, AG; ...,, ~t 1 nrii 4 , 3 it _ 'iyi'm " )E - 0 34 .141 6 ~F.l'kt • qr... 4.. TiIAV %it Mat Y!!'". 9 4 1411 :•,,. .:. ~..0c1.5.,,4,14!, . *, ::,. 7...;,,.,,..i.i pila ie ' ' . s'' . ; , !. 1 3. ti1t.14.1). yoti , ottlOreetlOt -. ~.. v , li n turt„., _, d iir A • , .bitoratordinary'Aeriat v Ofga; .-1)11-11!, , Fii AN c ics, zarairk.,, ',bile etaritt,.of .finfogrthilirDftuGit'AutrtXl,:.of , Riiii*,, irst4M.!EMIIIVAL; tfaAlliCttim., Iltailtjttrsl4l iserY, i.lootge,:A; it- BA I lefooi litinipon Vritlafrthe,7o l ofotto, heri:they .fill'ed .in.she t tity 'of Bologna.:, , Ile filling; . ,proeiediog , very slow y,, it..was tint !fullAitirtdantrti i ttibialnighti f and, theAlinteitnen4ioneit t C4ntlectinnipre,l mooed to defer theirAseent till 4lic now ' dayt;:ttlin dui, firellatieote and , clamour ipf ;. titelkoi* 4,;$04 1 010 al _obliged,. them: to ascend; ahqui, three 9 cluattettstaaliterl .:milltiiblit. They, howe v er, :tool !ea ' 10 , :come ;dew pi lagun as -sotto a poseible. ' - .Mr / Itilt - o - tin:beireg - let tat Ikbetty.,:iPiat..m i t It ipittitigioiSPNe-looity,,,nrvd;:sogn: !aArtionedittich 117 - rbeigi.vt, litatttcouro ZismitE t o . t.ktitil fft,ll4l,:iptair , .G a AssETTil; ilbeitoiobcd: I , viklW.:limilitl,l ..WiliChAV.che - ftrst prodtweit an, iriclinat lob tov6litit,l ,si ti nkilo to'a.: ki rid: of insettaibility and stleep , sieep..- I be abilitA N ."' OR:ltitt titiorttstit lone vita irstaltt: a nil ht pas . IllOilion - of his3eiraeti f ,coiild, not' 4licerittin the- height' eti a w r hittlil i bey,hittl,ateended by the barometer, heicatilfe .itlokiivajoillight . ithey had. carried' with them in, a 14n-1 . -11)OillYintogone,outp ,About bolt; lifter two in .tii . ei *nothing, the! ballotin bqir:n totirtettiltl .; and . Nil. A t_' . . DR It 0t t, dislinaly heard the datilAng pif,4he...w,lve,ol, 00'4(464 peal oti the Coast of Ip'zipagN; , Ile then' T I awakened his COlllim inons,,lntl ' end etwo et. to l ilt- : cure A liglil by i ir , Jans of ph.,sphuricmatOcs, btki.did" nor succeed i, he at length obt:tinets nne by. usigo ihider,i-U the totronon mutiny r. S , ton a i tr , rit 1 , e1,41. 4 . 1tl ,'witllthe car sh4f . w.,ts (di:retied to it, id] init.) ibl li t t. dciatiC Sea, ;MI will) so much I . orce, tit it the w:orr TAiteti over their above the height of a ni.,n. :I`).e Aeronauts, 'drenched with :e.J.w4tet, berumbed with cOld, and it, fear of inun edi4te itei.t !Alaion, ftlreW out a bag of,sitod, all thelr. in‘sittt"menti,'Anoetve:ry,thing th4g h;.id v, tilt them i after : which, the B.illoon,ro . se a s.sepntf time with extreme rapidity. They passed . through three range: _of clouds one abo i ve the titlier, their clothes weretlovod widi a hoar fru'gt. and, on account of the rarity if the Alr in . whio iAiy 'w 1'e5 . "4.1 ben . tliej , kid Psder tied 'above ' i the eftlidris . , thiiTtiaft ealeely - hear 'eaCh ..ither - bpeik. r - t)'l - . the lA ' i t etpo . !l . S hone on .. c.ott... ,ielnw, tie,in t and alt. iiiair i ed'tif a blond:Teti colour. S(iiiik'titile \ Ater three, the billocin again de ..ehtle , a,' 'titiiel' ' v r', , shits ly , , and a titW , ti c sth.west t , lo." * ta tliik . 67the A.ii i'.. atie,Sea towards the coat' oi l i .'"TheiTli'fiequent ly touched 'the. water, and for kith - livittriiAlie Alven. ((leers ' Were in 'htunlentary ding& ' cif iteiith, At length anSaturday morning about eight nicln'ek they were taken•up, ana'reicued from the:ptritoys ;iitio'. ti . Onit which 'they were, by the mani ara (a kiikiot laige bark) of ANTList. BArzoL, about ten , Italian rnileti from the harbour of Veretd k . , in :I, , ,:riii. ..fhe balloon being given to the 'win& fl ew o v er th e 'i nn i. m . taut Ossero, and prphably went into D4imati:;. The Aeronauts Caine in the.s'ame ship;_ with their hand, and feet entirety henuithed wi , !th..061(1,. to Pohl, a port in Ltria, where thiy remained four ihirs 'to re cover from their fatigtiei. ' • ti'..dily'4.• about eight in the morning, they arrived in Venice, and gave thc above account of their adventures. Their ae I i:4 . 1 4 / 4 4 . • age from the Coast of Rinmign'a to Ist ria',.i;i 4 di.tance, of 3o German miles (4bLiut 120 English). , Had it pot. bet n - . for the !nave. Seaman A wee) try . itivz ,L , w; 1 0 Vary 461 3 00.444.44w0i1'his 4111 1 . A41......-•kevit y ,they Wlitl l . l o no doubti have been ' buried in the scia ., ;res. They were received here with the uttnos't ho ,ittility, iin,i ' do not appear to haw', army dri.ite to nuke another serial excutlion an midnight." r . . ~ • . , . . . , CO R N EXC/1,4,V0 5,, _No if •3. . . Wr. 13%."-' this 414 i y .; ;some, forther arrivals'. of- Wheat from kent ati,d':.:E l iseif, i die prime Sampleh • reAcli Nit prices, bat there are inany ordinary ) , :i reels,: which a re I‘... , nut 3s. per quitter lower ; There) is but little (lit:fence in Barley ; , r ,i (MLitt ; i ttn r,, e li„ reolly 'and better prices; PeAse a ttific 1e46 ; we Italie sortie feW l fufettr,n .arriiiis Qt Oiti, am) from. 'the present price's-; inure are exr . ,:ted ; the sales arc riot brisk, nhr Arelhey kniied at less. Wheat 44s 3 514.. x, OA Mt i Tiik litmus - : 323 a 363 en Fine ditto .. s g, a "Ark el (.I.,ts - . 14.. - 1 2.C3 3i5 ityo -' . sis . a ' 2 ,,p I,:i p , ,l3teitittio - 3 25 a 33s ;At Harley - 22$ :I' ass bit Rape , eili ... 1,1 it 391 Malt - - s.ss 4.48$ eta . Fine . tqaut - SOS 4 54 , 0 Whin: Pease 4.1; aps at! Sewn& ' : .. . 4ss A sci tleaAs - 3L 4 :Ins id e; Ito it'o 11, ESl2....mat is with Mach regret!, that we Announce the death of this Gentleman. went on 'Wednesday night to bed, at his apart ments, in Charles-street, Sr. jarnesis,square, in good health. At four o'clock the morning, he arose and rung his bell, but whin the ser vant tame he was unable to sfflik,,and in little more than an hour expired. 1)r. PEARSON was sent 'fur, and he hurried, to the spot, bitt sr rived.ahout ten Minutes after Mr. tOGGIN had re., signed his breach. Mr."l3iisotx was a very gnat) beilohr, possessed great talents. His mind was particularly dire teal towards Scientific pursuits, anti he was probably thC bestGentlernan.chernist in this country, .He was conversant also in the elegant) arts, was distinguished for his taste in mwie; He Wits a veti , handsome man, and_ was very expert in -all meanly eiereists. iy his various knuwletise, gin'tlernahly iminners, apd high taleois, be had raiseCkhrinself into the firs,t connections. lie was orie,ot the earliest friends • za • the btle Duke of B 3 u. end, the iotirnacy continued unitnpaired till the Jeat . ll of that Nobleman. Mr. 13160/N Man)? years ago ascended with 1../iN4iP2 aSid Mri. S 8" in a balloOn. He was .one oaf she Ttu , :tees of ,the ()pets aotise,i and or Drury*; arse Thei“re. Mr. flicr6irt was about Torty.thrte' .ycars - :4 age. fie seemed to losses a eitristiftition that promised his friends a long enjOyrneni 0146 knowletiv and 1 . 14 Virtues. Sorn'e improvements are 'leaking with respeet to the internal decOracion ref the :Rouse of Lottis - ,, particularly in regard to,tht inotie oflighting. The sreatelt contention for the Represent ttion of Westminster, that ever took phce' in :hat City, was between the late iviarqui , . of Siar r 6 oandiSic Gee. VA,xtitrtir. he iStille Was chiefly injutioris to the . latier, whose fortune received such ac 'ath~elt` an the 6eliasiOn, as 'a Iraq C hint de eitly attei i e. itaindet of his life. : 17 , 1 ;k . ft/llft*lg I st Abe. 9? ~,,r r eNkititrit 4 9 l\ Pi vpi #4K tai 1 1%,: f 0 V9ic e RI CC. C 14 T atls . llll . 6l6iCra' Orl i ersta arta iyi r 1.0 VIVI' T. resativo to-) he unfortunate and likigirl494uted Death id the Persia*, Ambaaadoc, „A:ill \IV! Z. jV I: :_, - , i . .o4l;ctott n,vo.. At Egr'itit'Atfi lanter4ll/t. Art.ru 4 , , T . - voLkitecitlizcs.r, Al',,Auggl4livlispiafitp4l4l. ~,1..,, ateet,l V i p;;2otfrt . J U 141 1 .) :: SOO, :: : , to;; ii„, -; q ; 4 ,1; , '.'` I After 'corttplitifeeqs- -- ' ' . ' ' 7 !:';'". ''''APT'lie •friendly 'epistle , ItY 'troth r *Oti inure time Illite;' - crittliqtdre'to 'refirernberke, 'a'fforded me In'Oli liritCatibr;'" . . „ ,"•;• 'rEh4.iii - fottnitinir ihtFilit coliietzfecttfiktiilr iiri'A -at4tOtir-ei--aital-'411: `your ha vin 4. Vvii t tifi q a "Atte : oh ivßEriim i lt4i' KOulij, is iißeivlii l e Ybeliiili -dlticidili4Oliedo4friarOneriill u tie t itlartas li it 'iAltivaty tklhttomoritiritiitVipibilfFett 6iittyNfiiiiil*fa • 3 .1 .ltitill7fortiii'ilt e 'lhe r tivssitid t io t svfliiiilk, , 'iati' i i.,. • iiiti , /iat%' alkett 1 1 .. ttlilh 4)& 4 4 , Wrltti t \AMli' z 'a t tliliWi''l4' Meer'irrikkii!4i'ltilirlaT'Weeri' filfutlflivaliy•ii" VIPs.; serlitiefkitlitiiir4d h ifirttliipA ri t Ordiniiiiii,.6ly infix) Mid bfgfedea",o 3 Tvaf,„!'"',l: l r " - 1:1 ::'' ''" i , " AVM IsislOvilliVal'ili; i iffrellqtt 'and' riPly&l lielailit aiviallitiJeN 7 itlifitilfi" WPar l / 4 e(l thai Mire t)(3t4iVilretieeilf4 l tiPti'filiediiqiii,....s ilialtiAth of tlaiee Vt4ill4iFCifilk:lori"t64llloS4 tit, , ilthi l itt frdlit'itie pWrli lotIVAII:3141:14bil .- 8i'ler:iiii?' - ','Ettiii'rdy ("it ill\ t i e_ cede i _ I l tiarligiNftrilKiii',VlViVelci t rit l ittOt'i'V lilt 'the laiiiitkitililkilittititiifßrg , 11:• ' ' " ' r 'N'llliiiitVitiriiiii AlsrVefiaiWr t l - nAiii "6 Iri4ikßee,''iitt , i'it , M'elikr6t TMO'Vir .etiqvi; e , Pillei Alititgilo, yitl i lit Vieki,iigilcei i. ,rl446ll 4 sseb AY' l ls! tioil ,nfite?flY"dMiteit r ii-fSniiiiiiritic l / 4 4 01014di j ia`naWasi ii • tiaiViti'the . 'eier tif 'tits l iv i oifcl'.. - i t i 4 Itiik gp i gfi-; et t, inite,' Wild yeas' in Ot i Viiik ) lis edit ti l e.;S. I "in* riPtheitiiinearthlkroVtti'bcftlit's A vii,-.. i . _,-....!,..,.' - 1 , i,41,if,, , atri:cint' cif the''Sfaii ' i, tk title' litH re &like 1 C,llrt, . nnd ha Vet tlei•been'cligftytittea ly : 070.1 cular ' marks of 'tlie'RaYal It 'die' I (le mitt o:d habits 'of -' iineri i y,.. `.041‘ ' 4 titcle'irThig t t low and , sincere 'gond faiitr artit t ifil - 4 i1.V44 . 0'n the . ;tivo migh'y States, ail itrfXiKiAsro . r,ifieOftlitt:. pact )'t 'of , concord, have iiOare I :pilieT . lli:ir if f übtortun,tle Cause '4:4 lilisnil'Ai 8?; (lift iiiCiif f il) rerrL)v ed, the avenues of frieigs% hnd aniii',.pt i bon by the fr , -.q.iciit'intiSkolf l iirrtiv s•an,t A:11- f i t hi ah,dor., arid the tria;sl4Aorfrl4Bl Ai in .“ . ica tion obtained llv the . ititelrti' of 'iitetiu.toirniiiiii. dence. ". 1 hai.e aecbrdiiigly fir some time past ertiployea myself in 'bititliiig rogethei the s:tattered Icaves' of unaniinitY, ,snit have eN.eticd tnyself ingradtdal en- ' deavours toettice the ap i icarance of t itpleastire 'from 'the mirror of , His Majesty's mind; by making fre, 1 quent represantations,upon the stibjf:a to his Mini. stets, and by prey a . l liog upon hi'...; P.. yA Ilighneis the. Prince to wr;.te himself to His i‘ila : jesty to the att.te effettt, At teitgcl, God be praiittd,' my yari. at ) supilicAtitins have been sue.'.. 1.11; and Frii'Ma , je N ly had res ,h ed to call you up tnhi's Itnpc - ri.ii C' urr, and bring you within the circle of` Royal Favour: 1' it .4s• the P,,yal and vitt , u - i(itis Army was ithOut to in ive' from ''.i he' cavil - a1:44 the purpose it organizing the ex.ensive' .I;4tlft of Khora s an, i n d oit w4lo,l:subluiog Sta6lard Was 'th:re to be unfUrled; Hi , M:ije'sty; . actuated by the greatness Of la, merciful . 'regard for' you, and 'appreh...nsiiie 01 v,.tn irc ing Ititt'a clet,tittr,i in the Prot , it,c,.• ..4 Irak, 1h cas e the return -6f - the A tiny shtulti be cubsider. , lalliy`iletayed,` `illy` Wen pleased to cominand that as lung AS the Army may be 'efriployed in 'se ttiini that' A:IW tin you t.liall . reniain at liushire,' and intinedl. uttly upon its return - lie will Without delay ;leire your attendance.; - '' " ' I aecolding'y write : this for your information, , that .during this interval ; yon May employ yourself in arranging the aff:iirs of yinfr tnimion, and Sett. 'ling any litisineas yet, undone, that at the time of your being sc o t for nothing on your part may be wan t i it. ~ . ' Rely upon 'bang Called lip immediately upon, the returnOf the Army, 'when yon wi11,, , i ikase G6a, be brnught within the sphere cit . ROyal Favour and Imperial Grace.. . :. . At my particular request a Letter has been Writ ten to you by His,ltoyal Highness the Prince, .the receipt of whicti4iaill Coder h o nour upon you, and afford atiditiiinst4iope and Cdrifiderice. . , • Yo'st , inutc, please God, str:_iiitously exert Yoo.r. self in 41/t.Cngthening the .foundations t.,1 ttierlthl)ii) between the twO Slates, , and coridua yiptr toilsion with due' ot4nliOn to - the ili6tares of Wisdom- a nd . _sagacity. The eQinmunicaiions whteli I have now to is you are nitrated by the sincerity of my esteem, ask only in return that yo 4 will',,, by frequent respondence during the period of our ei)aration, .toptirlue ). id establish 4 union which can never he too ihtimate, assured. that every instance of my . ob. -tainin i g A knowkcige of x9ur Wl4hti will alfiril only a fres i proof of lily' ;anxiety to preserve it. 1111/1:11411t 110 TE IVCI.CiSED., ,• In cnnsituente•of'the:reporra which I have heard of your friendly and excellent disPoiltion, and in Compliance with your reivest 'War I 01'mila - interest Myself In effediog whatever I might think co n . dueive to tlits advantenient of your . concerns,' and for the accomplishment of. your desit IS, by means‘ of those endeavours whith you have requested . me to Use, I have , now pis:tonally committed to Mahomed Khan, the bearer of this letter, several courts to be explained • to you at• meeting, which he no doubt will.do. - , You Most follow the aielates of wisdom,' and stre, %wooly Oust yourself in making arrangements for your,Mistion, that, by the blessing'of God, all your ilfraita 'titin :properly ordered,' rio'deficieney tile y ttlifieurfith tf4 -tithe of your 'being sent - for: ni by your tififsidittiittil fabours, the foulid.ttions of amP,' and fliendibtrittisfween ' the two States arc nowsio he sirengthenedi and ilia dociri of unanimity to be opened, -i., , - • . , VtAttgraVrtOtt Of 4,LETrEIt //10M,MWygi&A 1 " 11 .t) eßiase httritsrEst Of. r ep A T tr o H. LoVETT, gitcslVED Abrii juN4, 1833., After compliments.... Your friendly letter, informing- me of your sr. rival At &shire, and of an address having bet-a trammitted from the G,)vernor-General of India for Hit Majesty the King, arrived at an auspicious rap, i1tb40,404 lei'Ved tO 7 ihtrettse tit" sidelctil oil tii‘„ (ti:Ji Itiettilsbip.. l I - ' • ' ' ;• AfttrirOilitity :ttorpreheuding iii Totitents s I IVtatitletf s :at * a:,itairtilir.dilt; opportutiii y', to tti .ke a itepresertiation' , lttpolu , the , , tiutj' ~ t to I- is - Niaitsty. aniias the 'Order4fortei'yi}ur , a i tett'itahee 'mil' bell. at. .; ferred,frim various' cauirs; • I :Ilaily.bieti - hty Iretit rtndestotris for, 41te:fititfterinee of 4y ttt'i r is , iSfie.s ) Ital lititep.ltni)eridl .N 1 kiulitte.'lm4 , at :4tlg At , btefi':"i;s4d, ..that' all such orders as Hit,' , Maiett) . 'lva .bei , n iii&fitiett ttilife etitteeretittg , i , our - Af tits, .slitiold-be•ttatitsinit. J'iiiff:l)9 l llii' l lkti iii;iierg, to Cher Igh )N, -. .l , 'etfibri,:fr 7. oty -'"VH(AVViiiiiiivill Iluriys'recetve ever} 'iii.el:l;i4y Tii. 'a 't 1 lie`. Ite, therefore, , incitaliv!rit ti ton inc to 'WV" r -i6CP t fin,. a ilii 'tti ' re . ci‘ titiS t that -} ,:‘. 'iv in.," in t kir F fit i'l(1?fl Al . be' :gaiv'e rti cil iwy ' dli"41,';;!, ,Al c ete 1., : '"" - '7:iirittlirl 4 or 'ctiiiiii,'Pr'efiltiVnifi fa vau r ' ' rite' :tt , tit ''3l t 1 I...eti4s, : irt:itiV4 16iiitc.i to tle e ' a ',liilic'ifiew and °l. , tre y , that 1 in.lY . ,,' I! . relideitrig 'Ytitileviry a , ,sistanee;''Ce.tfOrin tL:. iititl44;l ft - lend. i ihilt - i ncombeUr i r ti l Ayi .. fri. , „ . , .= , . fit). , r thellii - '0( °lir ,!miry !orig,enduie. , . vt Al*: ;I, AT) ()NT (ir .?; I, rri t: ft t , ' R ONt :T" It E l' RtNet Ilk , r) , si4fi il..?"Xii i ,ltt..c, ..V• Zit ':::.\Z, .2t) )..ti, . I'l ' I -: !,W: ;,t,',. r' , :,111,: , . J j ( , ....'#,,-;, : ~,, Aereir":-Ta 2u/n Julie,' 1L) . 1. I.he.nevOf yo ur oirrAyil k atAktohire was vale ii l 3.iii, P. i :95 qtXreAgikt.Bo :$9 ,IOP 4 I4OI , VIACtuAiaNa ia t b d •M i r Cn itt ,W,:* , f•P 1i k5141 . 114 . 141. 1 1f. , Sle,l4iim 004 ' i tt.a 1 3gPffrt''%FilltS.ll:o*.iTiffn".PCVl44.4.4o glo°:Aivitico-,,uk,.ii. ri,.:;nf PIN Nfiefivi;iloftlFtlf;;),ll,,,(!it,so:o rh 14D,411- gS" ce I , ! < A, k ) ..,,:t r 41q1;4 c t f. 4 ; . g Yr* J Mini i-44 - 4q4uM 4, 31,4 ' t 4.1 .1. ii-1/;5s1l/4/41q99ttikl!.4X9.4.1.rilqtztOifre, ,r;i)glo.. .4fla 0 1 .,ii c 4 ( ?) .- t MIES 6 lAtititilieo! Al ' bt.nigPi tY &r ill,' ine;eilkit nature Induced ;me to write vi i yitoii .. .I.?ei.. . s'ye t ps :f l9 2 , A he , t ciii( i i I„ c F,l es euce ~ e„Xprt-stpg my •islies 4t,10,,t, ; , 7 nul L i v e A t 4 4; 4 :47 i jc coi n 1 , i!. s i ~e,ii ; ;trig asi,lt,is tikie'l4li 4 M4eity's Ministers — were ineliiiej a ini : .4 4". Fite your iireT;dtlisAktstFircrt. ilqt as the Royal ArniKB r liai-now moveif ( froin the . eirpitAl for..the pifitlose " , setiveiltj: Pc,ividee of 1 . C.11, I 'tan ) ti, 1114r " :tfitedieii. 1 1.1.1 ' iVa . i .' ;ion 'Most 1 , ,i. , r. H. I - 111 Irak, or else, that 'tii‘Jt .i i . :yout. q trie,il ~. '.: ,Jl,, y,OU iir'C'sild'not liavenioillLi4nt time Idt tf)'! , ..,, , .. ,”.;,,- iiinlyililhtnent• of irtine desire,. i. t i,,il; ... ~, • fire ii:di'fesolved,' ..i,•r ti:'e tuperial NI thLiat'e 1, ': CtiidinOy been Liven ti.,it you .! 1H r , .H • , I'. 13Utihite As lOnirai, the' 11,.:i .al aOd $ ~ c , r-;. ! • '',' ' , •,. 1 , and shall continv ttbruded f 'il, rlic .A. , ~ . .. ... tritii , ei btic tliat tpon his M..j•.. r • .1 , t • : .... Ciiiiiial, y:Oti '0i:o1' ilireetly lie sent °4 ' , i: , :',., 1.. *eneecirnmediate exaltation and ttep t Mles, i , , ,, i,,,H,: brought iNithiti tile fipittee of his 11 , )y.:t Nilunitice , ,, -.,. ' I have new p.trticUlarly tC(tleiire't Om y ! ,,,: win conduct yourself with clue 'conformity to tlit:e test);. intioni, anti 'entirely arringing your t'.:oricern r - 7 -elt., pett the retorts of the finperj4l.,Catoi.), ..,01...ti you oiiirtir sent for, and admitted to the :114A Pre, ileilae, , .. .. .A 4.1 therefore accordingly* . placing conlicicnt :11Piii9 in my ' pretistlion, and in the foil NOurAlice that I shift continue to IfUnour voce wi:li my fo9ut arid rrgard, make te4ular reprehent,iiious of': all your' wishes 'and 'desires, 'and consider them as r' . . granted,' .1 4 t ~tbis be d,uly conformed to, Dated ,in .Sufereol Mozujj;:r, t 2180. , • yO.,CHERAGII MY K,84•14, ittl l l.,Ye. . . , , .Buaire t .30th ' juste, I feel gratified by the new prOfs of ft iend,hip and esteem conveyed to rue in y(ntr last kic,l'.etter .9 vws- honoured at the bame tire: by thkne .of his Itoriii . iligitneti the Prince Atm! 'the Grid Vizier. Titt,d6atil of 'Alice Khaitel is,' indeed l a rt sufficiently to be iteptored by • eithe* nation. Far am I from censuring in thc N.:)bies our (Nitta their inditigence, ei'en to excess, in a spritatiOda" Which we claiM so- large a sh.tre. To 'the L it eit period of time v.-ill the day on it occurred, belt' tiny of sorrow and mournin to every . friend of the British Nation. At the roottent whto :di Mir hopes were7e*lpand. 'big, :when the - cot'isuturoAtion of our co ninon wishes, ilf4 4 ffistta . so 'honourably exerted C ,v.trd cit.ut ill . ft iendsbip between t* Powers approachetiou have the pro, pet clowlett o'll s'iOtien; to have the brilli:int acehe tat sh4l 4 by ar occurieritie:of aiicli pectirvir Compliateti C* !amity, exceeds indeed the OrtiinAry iticas,ore of hu. man atiiidiun, as it bdfile,s-ali , wooted tuctitutis n 1 re. tier. The ways orfroVidenceaie iny...rohble to man: ribi-'Whin•Fate means ''to litflitt the ivotld wi(li a ny peculiar disistet, is she, cinifined`to the ti,e of corn. mon -expedients.' She is often pleased in the tricitk tit her deviations "to ietive tie wtetchci riw rtiotirce but despair: , This last and . glootnyittage however is the tion'tif guilt. Let ut console ourSelv'es that-it is not reserved for those 'ssinnie:efrorts 1;3'6'1 tended' to ittropoposite result ; whose AO whirs hOpes lay , in tc fir, 'far' ditfaent direttion whose de, : ds cAlled for this severe visitation,' vi.hoic drime consists in an ignorance' of ftiturity, h the indulgence of too -sanguine expedations,, and in *their inability to apply modes of prevention beyond. 'lliose which the wtakneas of human:prudenzu sug tests. It is for us, indeed, to experience an ortheard.of sokrow , to indulge, forfora period in the itty,ory or grief, and mingle our tears without restraint over 11 4 .. m d soiree of our mutual arilation. Zsin e'ltces of lamentation is unbeocAniing, as no txpre6sion eriold the itality of our regret. Time alone must pnt a period to the fitmon.tri. lions ni our severe stfiliCtion. tojnying the e4lin of 'innocence, even in distress it is our dory to-search for EliC farther means by ,which it may be allevi,iteti or retrieved. Thus lifter having discharged the tri. Inge due from us of sympathy and sorrow, leros rise from the endearments, of common suffering, to par., take in the consolations of mutual hope. Let us renew that entrrehange of frientlly ()tikes" drift co-rperation of elrort and unity of views, which.eßeept in this one sad and- single instance, h a y e l u i.r the happy eireft,of drawing the bonds of honourable alliance between two such powerfsd It;, A vi,it,to the nearest poitita of intiroaeyand 4frec.. Non. I behold in the sincerity and good faith of out