The Sun. — London, England, 1803-01-03 00:00:00

FlO l ,l shy LONDON GAZETTE, lax• I 1803. • Whitehall, yan. 1, 1803. Ths,King has been pleased to appoint the Right Ilon. Thomas Steele and John Hiley Addington, Fsq. to the Office of Paymaster,General of His Ma jesty's Forces. Whitehall, Jan. t, • 1803. The King has been pleased to present the Re.. verend David Dickson to the Church and Patish of St. Cuthbert, commonly called \Vest Kirk, in the Presbytery and County of Edinburgh, vacant by the death of Mr. William Paul, late Minister there. The King has also been pleased to present the. Reverend David Harris to the Church and Parish of Fearn, in the Presbytery of flrechin a and County of Forfar : And the Reverend Charles Anderion, to the Church and Parish of Gawk, in the Presbytery of Attaterartier, and Shire of Perth. BANKRIIP Is. Benjamin Lane, of Baker-street, agent, to surrender ran. 8, at nine, rB, and Feb. rt, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Pearson, Great Ormond-street. William l'arr, late .of the island of Dominica, merchant, lan. 8, and Feb. i 2, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attor ney, Tlr. tlioniton, Cletnerus- lent. William Trigg', of Kingston, Surrey, corn-dealer, Jan. 6,8, and Feb. t 2, at eleven, at Guildhall, London. Attornies , Motani. Wright and ftfivill, Chancery-lane, • Thomas folinson, late of Newcastle-upon-Tyne, hardware, matt lan. 17. tB, an Feb. tz at eleve, at the. Unicorn Up, , Ripon, Yorkshir d e. Atto , rney, Mr. nParker, Ripon. DIVIDENDS. Feb. 14. Samuel Johns, late of Plymouth Dock; tailor, at four, at. Phil lips's Hotel, Exeter. • az. John Nesbitt, Edward Stewart. and John Nesbitt the yonnger, of Aldermanbury s merchants, at twelve, at Guildhall. Jan. 24. Edward Russell, of Maidstone. WV-merchant, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Jan. 22. Daniel West, late of Windsor, coal-mcreltant, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Tan. 3 , 1. lohn Watson, of Brocksfield, Northumberland, Lorn-inetchant, at eleven, at the Turk's Head,Neweastle upon-Tyne. Tan. 21. Richard Hodges, of Shrewsbury, druggist, at twelve, at the Unicorn, Shrewsbury. Jan. az. Stephen Woodbridge, of New Brentford, Middle. sex, at urn . At GOllO2ll. Jan. 24.. William Polito, of Stedmere, Yorkshire, porn- • fit‘tnr, at eleven, at the George Inn, Kingston-upon. Hull. Feb. 2. John Wallace,_ of T, pper Mary-le.Bone.street, carpenter, at eleven, at Guildhall. Jan. a 6. 'Thomas Swan, of Manchester, liquor-merchant, Jana eleven, Ja me s h Bridgewater Arms, Manchester. Jan. 27, Doxon, of Manchester, merchant, it eleven, at the Ilriclgewater Arms, Manchester. Jan. 14. Christopher Phillips, now or late of Halifax, merchant, at ten, at the Winte.Lion, Halifax. Feb. r. Robert Drake and Ebenezer Goddard, of Newptc- Atrect, wine and hrattrly.merchants, tit one, at Guildhall. Tan. 24. Thomas Spier, late of Gloucester, mercer ; at eleven, at the King's neat! Inn, Gloucester. Jan. 24. Wilhatn Irvine and lonathan Angaa t of Bishop wearemouth, Durham, insurance-brokers, at olcven, at the White Hart, Chester-lc-street, Durham. • ; CERT I FIC AT ES . 'fan. 22 John tanley, of Weatheroak.ilat, Worcester- shire, farmer. Richard Spencer, of Liverirol, merchant. C 11.11'10 Rogerson of Warrington, merchant. l'honias Tolver, ,:f Chester, merchant. William Rennet, of Greenfield-street, Ntile.End, merchant. Mourilyan, Deal'. tailor. William Reynold:, late of (4(ov-street, Blackftiars-Road, butcher. hn rt=l , iow , of Shrewsbury , l inen.dra p er. Richard !lodges, of Shrewpditiry, druggist. MAILS. ARR EPI. Ifolland frew:h uu R, I - 0 LASI)OIi I - PRICE STOCKS, 11111 LAY AT tuiti.vs &CLOCK. CoriVAS 73 1 (Thulium -- - 3 THE SUN. 401,11* 1it316 DICtIKS TA1.11414 AVAIAT ? LONDON, .7 ANUA RY 3 , tgo3 Wit received this morning the Paris Paten to Olt 3 tfit ult. The Diet at Ratislon have ad. jotaned forilie Christmas Recess, until the 6th of thin mr nih ; but Ali the Princes and States, to whom Indemnities have been allotted, are taking posicsiinn of them with all possible expedition.. Jr is now stymied that theCily of P,,isau will be ul. timately assigned iodic GRAND Dolor of Tosoatr, al. the Et. oil of B4YAP,i4 has macleno further application for the evacuation of that City by the Austrian Troops.... The Etariaoit of GiamartY is said , at length to have given his consent to the proposed joianey of the Aaconurie Crtaitt.is to Paris, and it is now understood that 'His Royal Highness will visit that Capital in theensui g Spring. Letters from Consiantinorle, rialeill44 . 14, atate that the flritish Ambassador at the Porte hid pro. rased lin alliance between Turkly, Rollie; and Crest Britain, the obje4 . or which is to guard iigainat any future invasion of Arm, and to preveni the Porte giving permisaion to any Foreign Power to' march any Troops through that Country, The Party or the Bey* irr.Egypt has been considerably weakened by the OfraiOn of OMAR. Ray, who joined the PActos hf CAtRO . with AI 114 Forces. The other Ley' applied to General STEWART, for his Media. tion, but that Officer, inconformity with his strations, refused to interfere in thlir disputes With the forte. The FretichGovertiment has ordered the establish. tnet►t tit Chavtbers of Commove in twenty-two of the principal Cities - of. the Republic, anti a general Superintending Chamber is to 'fleet Duce or twice a year at P.lti%; it is to be formed by aorta from th r (Alin. Chambers. The Fseueh Funds are at Lord ELGIN is stated, in a Letter from Comtan. tinothi dated November 21st, to be making prepa rations for his return to England, on account of the ill state of his health. Colonel SEBASrIANt has styled himself French Envoy Extraordinary for the whole Levant. The KING will hold a Levee on Wednesday nest, at St. James's. On • Saturday morning 'a very important Dispatch was received at the East Tudia House, brought by the Si.belle Frigate, Captain Anna, arrived at Portsmouth on Friday last from Madras.---A secret Court of Diretiors was held at the India HOLM, which was attended by Mr. VANSiTTART, Secretary to the Treasury, but no part of the con tents of the dispatches has yet transpired. The Gazette of Saturday contains an Order of council, continuing, till the 31st of March next, the prohibition against the exportation of any kind of Corn or Bread from England or Ireland, except. big from one of these islands to the other, and except ing, also, Malt and Rice,—Another Order, of the same date, prolongs, to the like period, the prohi bition against the exportation of bulls, oxen, cows, calves, sheep, lambs % or swine, or the flesh of any of them, salted or otherwise ; as also of butter, onions, or pulse, excepting only to His Majesty's settlements, the customary bond being given for their delivery therein, A Letter has been received at the Hague from the Dutch Governor of the Cape of Good Hope, assuring tie Government, that the Colony was restored, as, indeed, all the other Dutch and French Colonies have been, in the most flourishing condition. Saturday the remainder of the Letters brought from Madras by the Ifanuatia, KAU !Ice tors, arrived at Cowes, were delivered from the Post Office.— By this conveyance we have accounts to the 16th of July, several days later than the date of the over land Dispatch. The Aritish Troops at that period were returning to their respeaive stations, trap. quillity being generally restored throughout our .Eastern Empire. No mention is made in 'any - of the letters which we have seen, of the progress of he disagreement between the Mahratta Chieftains. We however learn, that the Bombay Government hav ing taken a decided part in the contest between Anund Row, the Guicawar; and Mulhar Row, the latter has been defeated and diipossessed of his territory ; the Company; however, has caused a suitable provision to be made for him in the Neer yaad country. A treaty of Amity anti Commerce has, in consequence been concluded between the Company arid the Guicawari highly advantageous to the former. Amongst other articles, it is stipu. fated that the numerous Arab troops in the service of his Highness shall be reduced, and the whole of his corps be officered by British. Marquis Wltl.l.iiilAY has ordered medals to be distributed amongst the Native Officers and Privates of the three, battalions of Bengal Volunteers re. cently returned from the coast of Coromandel, On Saturday accounts were received from Hon. &vas, to the eth .of 06tober, by the j‘ibn and Irabet4h arrived in the River. The Spaniards had not taken any step, which could in the 'least indi cate an intention on their part to interrupt, our commerce with that country. On Saturday a packet of Charleston Papers to the 27th of November were received, but they do not furnish any general intelligence of interest, One of the Papers of the 17th of September contains the following octrad of a letter from a Gentleman in Logan County (Kentucky) ;—‘ l Half of a scull. bone, very remarkable for size, has been found in sinking one of Captain Berry's salt.wells deeper : it weighs 246 lb.; the Fyc.hole is so lane- that a man of common size may creep through it : the bone is sound and entire round this aperture, though decayed in some other parts ; the nostril too ap pears to have been immensely large, hut the cavity for the brain is not larger than a pint boy!, Some of the double teeth have been fouini t anti weigh six pounds each!" Letters from gamburgh states, that the. 'first Consul has' ordered those - French Vessels which pass up and down the Elbe, not to salute the Danish Flag, alledgiug that that River being free, those marks of homage or salute to wkich thc Flag is sup. posed to be entitled, could not be exacted elaher from French Ships, or from the Vessels' of those States which arc in alliance with the French People. In consequence of !his communicatiim, the works carrying cm at the intended Royal Battery of Gluck. such . , have been' suspended. General Atinsteqssy some tiays since visited Greenwich Hospital, and expressed' the highest u 4, miration of the appointment and general arrangement • of that credimble Institution. Friday His Excellency the French Amlrasador. anti Suite visited the extensive brewery OiMessrs. Wt ITOR 1! AD and Co, and afterwards partook of an . elegant iffjaitil, with the resident partner, rtmo. BaosyN, Esci. The Members of the House of Rourhon are scat. tercel over Europe : Louts XVIII. continues at Warsaw ; his Consort is at Wildungen ; the Count D'ARTME I . with his younger son, the Due BE RR is in Scotland, his eldest son, the Due WAN. uoui.itae, and his Princess, the( daughter of the murdered *Louts, are with their uncle at Warsaw, while the Lady of the Coßnt * EVAtyrOis resides at KlagenfOrth'. •The three brothers of the Orleans Family are in England ; their mother 'add slater in Spain ; the Prince and Trincess tie CQNna, with the Duc de Bonk NON, are in the vicinage 'of London; • the second ton is at Ettenhetm, with the. Cardinal Ron AN, and their unmarried daughter is in a C 6. vent in Switzerland ; the Prince tie Cowt. is at Bar: celona, white his wife has her abode in the Hel vetic Republic. A lad, named Gregg, has been committed to Lincoln tanl, for killing a tellow.carpcntor, by Inrcinja'screw.driver into his head :—Thc CorO_ net's Jury found him guilty of that species of Man. slaughter which, by the Ist James, ch. 8, is de. ul the benefit of the FALMOUTH, DEC. 31. IN the dreadful gale at S. W. on the 29th inst the following Vessels were lost : The Brig Edward and Mary, of this Port, Capt. NtctroLAs, with pilchards, bound to Leghorn, drove from her anchors in Guavas Lake, Mounts Bay, and was totally lost on the rocks called the, Wherrys ; crew saved. A Vessel (name unknown), from . Malaga, laden with wine and fruit, was wrecked on the same rocks, and clew• drowned. A French Brig was lost the same day near the Land's End, laden with brandy and wine, and clew drowned ; and a small Stoop belonging to Ply. mouth, laden with pork, was wrecked near Lope, and all the crew (excepting one man), with a woman and child, were drowned. Arrived this day the Duke of York Packet, DRAKE, with Mail from Lisbon, 7 days passage. Left lying there,the King George Packet,Y Esc OMB s, which arrived out after a passage of s days. Shb was expeded to sail from Lisbon on Sunday next the . ;d January, The weather had been excessive had on the Coast of Portugal and Spain for several days ; no boats were able to come and go from the shore to the vessels. Also arrived this day, the brig Catharine, Capt. WILLzAms, in six weeks from Barcelona, with brandy and wine for Guernsey ; the brig Afars, Capt. WQRWALL, in 27 days from Leghorn, with currants, F i ce.; and the French brig Le Paix, Cap. lain BE ems, from Dunkirk, laden with sundry mer. chandize for Barbadoes. P. S. By accounts received from Mounts Bay, it appears that several bales of cotton wool have been washed on shore there, supposed from some vessel. PLYMOUTH, JAN. t, INres.z.tcENCE was‘this morning received here, of the loss of the Ship Duke of Clarence, Of this Port, Capt. M. FAINKNER. ) on the 28th September last, on her passage from Quebec, laden with a cargo of wheat. She was driven on shore in a gale of wind on Mag, Llen Island, in the Pull' of St. Lawrence, and went to pieces in the course of half an hour. The Cap tain, the Supercargo and his Son, the Chief Mate, four Marines and a boy, unfortunately perished the Second Mate and three Seamen were saved by an 4merican Schooner from the Bay of Chaleur, and landed at 'Beverley. Yesterday three Boats employed in saving the wreck, &c. of the Prussian Brig mentioned in my last to be on shore to the Eastward of this POTt, were upset in a heavy surf, ;143 eight persons pe. rished. • Arrived the Union, Capt. I!tEmoNgtiß„ from Valencia, laden with brandy, for Guern-sey. S4le4 the Nemesis Frigate, fur Milford. poRTM?CI77.I, JAN. ;. ty e v of thg Motherbol;, and put under quarantine, the Ship Alexandria, WISIGI4 ) from Baltimore. Sailed thence 23d NovemLer ; left there the Trelamvney, of Liverpool, and Canada i of Bristol, bound to Europe. Sailed from Motherbank, the Pc/i,-.ln, BROAD i j Com Smyrna, and Alearsor, c, from Civiti Rarest, ..NANCE, from Vecchia, for London George Town, for Rotterdam. Arrived. OF barna, and Nov, LEIKEY, from Exeter. DEAL, JAN. 2. ARRIVIID late last night, the Hon. East India Company's Ship Princess Charlotte, from India, and she ietnains with the Ship fad Camdot. The Rued, George, for St. Helena, Bombay, and China, sailed this morning on her voyage, in cont. piny with the outwird-boutul. CALAIS, Dir. zt. DURING the gale of the 17th, an English Smug. glingVessel, laden with gin, some pieces of cam. hric and silk, Which sailed from Dunkirk, was lost at the entrance of this Harbour: Of five men whq formed the Crew, three.were swallowed up hy the waves. Tile othOr tw9 escapeil. The cargo is entirely lost. - On the night between the 26th and 17th, the Danish Ship - the Prvoidence, of Frensbourg, 180 cons hurthen, hound front Bremen to Lisbon, was lost at the distance of a leagne and a half from this place. GIBRALTAR, Dim. 6. lealth. Trla names Frigate sailed on the 3d inst. for Portsmouth : when the nano, left Sir RICHARD BICKER ON, he was lying in Oriston Bay, on the west side of the Island of Sardinia ; it is an excel. lent anchorage place, and it is the first time an Eng. lish Fleet had ever .been there. 'The different ships were all remarkably healthy. The only British Man of War here, is the kiiye Frigate, which is still lying in the Mole. CONSTANTINOPLE, Nov. 21. LORD ELGIN is making preparations for his re. urn to England, on account of the ill state of hit The 'Porte has received advice that the Beys in Upper Egypt have made exertions to break through the Cordon of Turkish Troops, to get to the Eng.. fish ; but that their design has been frustrated by the Paella of Cairo. Colona St:ll.4s-rritNi styles himself French En. voy Extraordinary fur the whole Levant. VIENNA, Die. 12. ' Ott the istli inst. Her Royal Highness the Dutchess Dowager of PAUVIA arrived here. The ENIT;ER.OIt received. her at the Palace, and led her to her Majesty the limrztss. On the rith Prince ESTERO kZY set out, with seven carrioges, on his journey, for France. Tie proposes to visit the principal commercial places and manufaCtures in France, and likewise in England. MILAN, I)Lc..n. ME Organic Law which establisues the new Government at Genoa,- has been published there.— According to it, the Government will consist of Senate, in which ,a Doge is to preside. There are Er, be five great Officers of State, viz. the Ministers of Justice and Legislation, ; of the Interior, of 'War, of the Marine, and of il'inance. The Senate is to consist. of thirty Senators; each Senator to be thirty years old, and remain in office six years. The Doge is to be olio:men ,by the Senate, and continue in office. six years; nor can be again ele4e4- till after six years. They vs rite from Tan;s, that a Fiatilla -of ;8 Sail, with from 3 to 4000 Troops on board, had pot to sea ; three xebecs and a polacre were also oruizing between the Islands of Elba and Capraria. Corsairs have likewise been sceri on the , Coast of • CUE, zt. yYSTER P AY the French Adjutant returned, who had been sent by General MONTRioptaro to Parii„ to signify to his Government, that it had been reg. fused to acknowledge him as General in Chief of the French Troops in our pay, or to admit of any Frenols Garrison or . French Head,quacters here, yesterday morning• likewise returned, the Courier sent at the same time by our Government tp our AmhAssador at Paris, Vos VAN STBINWYCIt, pelletal N l l9ll-. TAlCttAito had 4 COnfFFCIICe with the Ambassador UNtotivtl,;,e, as also with por Pirettory, an d is preparing to leave the 'fugue with his Staff, and go to the kleittl.qiinte . ri at 13 rrgen.q 7 Zoont, ac. cording to the orders he has received from his Go. vernment. The following h a Copy or the Genera Order* which were issued by the Earl of CAvArr,' irpme, diately before his departure from Egypt • " /ford- emour 4 1 exandria, Ga. to. " 4s Mtjot•General the 4arl of Ce.v 14 will embark this morning for Matta, Male:nicer:era{ SiEwnio. wit' be pleasedhenctlotwardlo.taki upon.himseit Ore command of the Troops cf the Army . iii Egypt. Major-Genend tne gar). of Ci t y At:, in notifying his deruturo to the Troops in this . Lountty, earnestly so..c.ts mon to coudescend ro. ceps of his sincerest 'und - inost grateful Titanitit,l fur. ;halt.' contlu4 since he has had the honcur cornmand them A oonilud nut only manikiting Such discipline, obedience, and 'every principle ut good' Soldiers,' as must increase the tame and chatileter they have heretofore acquired ; bur that alsto rendered his 'conutrand as easy al it had been hiyhly 'tattering and honourable to him. lie congratulate the thiir having Major General Stzw4n - r as their CornMandcr, an Of ficer whose attachment and regard to its interest and conitOrta are as well known to every individual in ir, us his nigicii en o and abilities. To Colonel Br. at; oan, Miljor,(;riieral the Earl of t; nvA N'S obligatigris 'are most justly due; for his able execution of every duty ; and particularly for his unre mittingattention to the extreme crumb - 10°6:e one, attached to his situation, as Cominaridunt of Alexandria ; to him solely are its inhabitants indebted for its present Well-established Police; anti for :he tranquillity they now enjoy, " Lieutenant.Culonel LAIRD ' Deputy Quarter.. Master, Lieutenant-Colonel Moult a, Deputy Adjutant. General, Dr. S ITII I I and every individual at the head of the dilfe. rent departments of the Army, are, well entitled to Nlajor- General the Earl of env no's. acknowledgment of approba tion, for their assiduity and zeal, and for the aiisistance they . have en all , occasions afforded him, in forwarding the public service. Major-(.general the Earl of CAVAN, is very sensible that wins great ease, many Univers may be ' found in the ser- ViCe,po£6o6ll4llB far suptilvtabilitics, ar.d in every respeet bet. ter qualified to command than himself ; but he is persuaded it world be attended with ililticulty.to tind,une.that has been more anxiously zealous to promote the wetlare and happiness of those he has commanded (especially those in Egyptj than he has been. this declaration is thought of any value, he assures them of its continuation ; and that hit gratitude to the Army of Egypt will never be obliterated from his ate ntory .." i The following s a copy of a Letter from the SE CRETARY at WAR to the Pupating FIELD OW vas of the Recruiting Service : " iph rircemeter, 'tot, " It being thought proper that the Pay and Contingen cies of the Staff of the Recruiting Distriatin Great Brifain, should from the 3ith instant, inclusive, be issued, through the General Agent tor Recruiting, resident in London, I have the honour to acquaint you therewith, an d des i re you will instruel the Paymaster of the Distria under your in speaion, that he is accordingly to draw upon Mr. Ridge, sit Messrs. Cox and Greenwood, for the 1140 ser vit;,!, from the above date. 1 am further to acquaint you, that agreeably to the tenor of the communication made • to the Inspedde General of the Recruiting Service, in my letter of the apt ultimo, the Paymaster is not to issue", his drafts for the pay and allowance of Commanding ()Ul cers belonging to the stad of the Distrid, until the end of the, military month, except in case of any individual Officer who may cease to belong thereto in the course thereof; od that he is to prepare a separate Estimate of the Pay and Confine gencies lit the Stet/tin each month, with a duplicate tor the use of the General Agent, and to transmit the said estimate antiChiplicate to this Office, so that the same may be re ceived hereon or before the lath of each month, in order that the issues may be received smile - et C • Y ORICI ." I f+~ :: C,~Y , ~~. .. ~41,Y