The Sun. — London, England, 1803-04-09 00:00:00

T `o the PROPRIrTORS of EA / ADII,S AND GLNTI.t.mi,N, CK. ffillE ELECTION of SIX DIRECTORS of the _ll.. EAST - INDIA COMPANY being appointed for 'WEDNESDAY, the t3th of April next, the favoUr of your Vote and Interest ts requested tbr the following Gentlemen : TI-IO'MAS PARRY, Esq. • ABRAHAM ROI3ARTS, Esq. Si 11t)N FRASE.R, etIARLES MILLS, Esq. C.EORGE TATEM, Esq. • Which will very much oblige, OENT;,EMEN, •. Your mosihumble Servants, E4st-India House, March 30;1E0.3. Paul Le Mesurier, . Stephen Lushington, - John !gambit?, • Thos. T. M;:tealfe Peiwarcl Parry, George' Smith, G. Woodford Thellussovi ' Rbbert ThOrnton; William Thornton, i• Sweny Toone, lohn Travers, Steven Williams, john Roberts, Facob ilpsanquet, rancis Bating, LVilliam Bensley, Smith Burges ? Joseph Cpttpii, t Ione! 1 •Darel I , William Devaynes, Win.llphin;ton; Grant, W. Adair Jackson, Hugh Inglis. • To the PROPRIETORS of EAST INDIA STOCK. LADIES 4NO G*NTl.llmtrt, ..FT AVI NO 'the honour of being recommended to I. you by the Diredors of .the East India Company . , As Candidates for the Piredion to.be chosen this year, SVC. fake the liberty of requesting the , favPur of your Ypte cn the day of Eledion, Wednesday, the r3th of April next.' • • We are, Ladies and Gentlemen, Your most obedient and most humble Servants, • SIMON 'FRASER; CHARLES MILLS. THOMAS PARRY. ABRAFIAM ROBART.S. G EORG E, TAT Fitt India House,' Marcia so, iSa3. WE, whose 'hereunto arc 'hereun sUbstiiketi' being five of the Commissionert appointed by a cer t,on Aa of 'Parliament,' made and, pasied in the Thirty-third Year of the Reign of his . present Majesty Kipg George the TLiird, entitled, 4 ! An 'Ad for makiiig and maintaining a Navigable Canal, from the Oxford' Canal Navigation at P reunston, in the County of Nortbathpton, to join the River Thames at or near flrentford, in the County of MieldleSeti and abio, cert;in Collaterat Cuts from the said intended DO TIEREBY GIVE PUBLIC NOTICE, That, in pursuance of an application••.md request made to us by theGeneral.Committee.or the Company.of Proprietors of the 'Crand I unction - Canal, we Kaye aprinteel a General Meeting of the Commissioners appointee 'by the said . , to be held at the Wheat-AM . ' ! on, Daventry, in the County- of Northampton, on Monday' the 25th Day of this instant month of April, at the hour of TwOve o'Cloph at Nobn, to put into e4ecution the powers and authoritivi given to, and vested in them, bY the said A4l, in ascertaining and amotna or value of the Satisfdiutitp'be made .by the s 3 t4 C4lE:illy cif Proprietors; to the . OwnOrs of, and Parties interes4.ci in, certain Lands and Grounds', in the Pd. rish'of Daventry, in the County of Northampton, set out by the; of the said Company of Proprietors, for the tur niAcing and forinizg a lieserybir;fpr . collecpng flood kVi4l:!iS tbr the use orsiipply of the Grand Junction' Canol, and for making proper Soughs, Tunnel::," .Feeders, -.Feeders Ague fhirizt, and Channels,-'fur Conveying water from such Reser imit to time chid Canal. • '` • • •4' G i": 11 uilr (iir liaA44 tlllOll pay of April_ i 1803... - • 1), 11. W Erni. • • W. ItiCK . FORD, jun. . , jON H 1 ERRY. . • THOS. HOVKINS. W. STOCIkiINS: HOLCROFT's NEW COMEDY., This'Dai H wit.; published, price Half•a•Crown, EA R . BOM ' SIDES; a ,New Com e dy in Five A ets,,'parforming at this time with universal ap viayse, at the:,rheatte-Boyal, Drnry-larte.. • . • By 'II-10 M i kS Leg() FT. Printed. for Richard eitillips; NO. 7r, St. Nul'i Church yard,, and sold by Messrs. Carpenter, New .Bond-strect • . Uinger.• ricratilly ; R. Ij. Wcatli?, Strand ; aud' all other, Beck • Of 'whom tray he had, lately published, A TALE of MYSTERY; a Melo-Drame, by the same Author, &ciliated with four Etchlins, 'price 2s. THE SAVAGE OF AVEYKON. This day=was published, price'3s. 6.i. in boards, embellished • , 'with his Portrait, . A .N IIIS 1:01tIeMs and PHILOSOPHICAL ACCOUNT of th Discovery and Education of a SA « VAG g MAN ;' Or, the , off' first Development, physical and ot tlie'Young Savage caught in the Woods, in the De. liattment ot Avcyron, in the.year 1793, and brought to Paris y Order of the F rench Government, in 1799. = . • 13y E. M. ITAIW, .rhysiciaroo the National 1 nstitution t'or the. Deaf and Dumb, Mcmber of the Mddiol Society of 1 4 3 tis, dee, Printed for R. Phijlipt, No. 71, St. Paul's Church-yard, and sold by al t't3o,,ltst In the Press, and speedily will be published, in 6 Vols. Vleiont s ly pi inter! on thick Post Bvo. and in Demyduodecimo, decgrated with Fat SiMiles'and Portraits, engraved from Origirial.Piaurt::, by caroline Watson ? rrHE WORKS nt . , the Right }ion. LADY MARY A WO k.T LEV, M9NTM.; U, now first published, by hermission, from the Original Manuscripts '; none . of which ave hitherto been printed, excepting an irnpertea Copy of the Letters from Constantinople. - Volumes will contain her Ladyskip's Correspon. deuce at dirrerent pt riotlifof her Life, viz. 1. liefoce.her li.farriage, in 1711, 2. During Mr. Wortley's Embassy to Constantinople, from 1716 to 174. 1. With her Sister, theCnuntess of Mar, while resident at Twickenham, betvileen 172 and $7350 4 , With lr. Wortley, and her .Daughter, the late Coun- Press of Bute, during her .reinileace in France andl4ly, 1x...- A:wen the years 1739 and 176 z. Intetslicrsed with nunierouS Letters hitherto:unpublished, front Pope, 'Young, Fielding, and oilier distinguished Cita raeirrA . They will also inelucfc Original Poems and F.ssa,Y.s, in French and English, by lier Ladyship ; and to the, whole will be prefixed, authentic N.lentuirSeit her Lite. Printed tor Richard Phillips, No. 71, St. Paul's Church- DR. NORI(IS's DROPS. N exciting the Public Attention to — these Va. luahle Drops, an enumeration of perticular Cases would )je unr,cce3saty ; experience for more than half a tentury ha vnig sufficiently establihed their reputation. in the cure of every species of r ever, especially the Yellow or putrid, for whieh they are eminently ilistingutstied, the Pro prietor, from their increasing ueleority, not only derives the 'lilitleat gratification, but is enabled with confidence to re torarriend a trial of Oleic virtues, the A3tilfll3, inveterate pighs, Scurvy, alt impurities of the Blood, Colds, Stomach anti Rowel Complaints, yield to their benign, yet powerful in n:l,llce, and as a s.tlirtary . cor , ..tial in those disrointorts attend at It on advanwal h to,nothlog can surpass their heneficialetreas. The Faindy bionic, 'aas. is only to be had at the Doetor' 1..0 , Ver. Brook -street, Crosvenor-iguare, where Books ;:tircs• are delivered gratis, and 'Orders for Exportation is executed. Small::: f,r;tt ie., Nvl:lplositle and retail by fvfessr,;; jcio.ll rand ,to' tcuil by all Vencict ,hiecti emes ; also Dr. Norris'; P,aitibilions Pill, celebrated as . a ;arty and' eaiedive ancriem, may be foal at all the aboVe plac:ts, y jn Muses, at 2,5, 60. , r voR ,cotiT, WIND, s PAINS IN THE STOW NIACII, AND DEM ry ARISING F 40,4 ACE OTIIER CAUSES.' WAL!..:II'6 GINGER SEEDS. • r r ;T S pr,,„„roors ~f the Ginoer i s r ecom men d et t A. 04 ' Weakness, Cramp and Pains in therrr;z~^h, ant i i n a il Dhorderi where Ginger or C;ordial..ll,le !s,cint..,. necessary. are :;erviccaYilti , in Cold, ;outy, Rheumatic., and l'hralytic Complaints, ::int arising From Age or other Causes. l'hose wh. ...tek le will iirA parp.ilaily adapted for that period, as frxy titirtoVe that inintnesi otperience..i f correct and vc:vetti: Flattileticit;, so fatal tO Infants. Thee Nadilv disolvc in.any liquid, and ateprefrablo to 4: outran.) GiA,.;4, being freed from implifitles, and the ,klyfyly andlib:•f)ns parts of the root. 'the quantity rit:n.tea.. may I);:t4k.en at any tirn,s, eitlie:Aone, and citcwo .014 -r , dirolv • in 4 cuTful Of tea; or r ? , ..6f.A:10v., or wine' anti water, and f.,obt 6nly by 1.• • C. Watslt (inventor), tr; tti Royal liightl2ss the Duke of Yiarli, No, Too, I..nncho, linttlizs, :s g!l. anti. ta. 6tl. vach.- 6ti, each Pottle. 1 Sgth Alartb, yge. s . A T 130 ARD held 7'h;s Deg, Ike LORDS " C01)11111SS IQ MERS appoixted whirr the Creat and 4y the authority of several of Parilame,lt, for the pur. pates of regulating, direqing, approving, and co,O'rming all Saler of, Property for the Redempti o n pf Land Tax, by 14iesPolitie and Corporate, and Penton: of the following Detyriptions, Archbishops and Bishops Deans and Chapters, and PretMdaries ; universities and Colleges ; Rectors iiintd Vicars, and'all other Clergymen Lay Corporations .4 CompanieS ; Feoffee3 and Trustees for Charities, and other Public pup prisee. rind prrs q n.r hydiv sties streder any Grant from the Crown, or under any 47 of Parliament, wherein By; Vqjesty, or Swreesslrr,, bath, or shall have, any Rierbt or Inurett in Re- version or EXpeasnCy. flaving'mods a considerably progress in thf execution . of their Commission, and being desirous to promote and accelerate the pur. pore; of thf Legislature, and, alto to wring the Trust, under their said Commission to a conclusion, al.speedity as eircunistances will allow ; Do berrby call upon the, Bodies Politic, and Corporate, and Individual, compreherelav e lithin the aforesaid descriptions, to come forward with such Sales as thly may with to efsr to the said !MEWS COMMISSIONERS, to he approved and eon ! . firmed 6y them; and with that view, Give this Public NotiFe i , that constant attendance is giren-attheir qce, No. 24, I:earlia, meet-street ! where it is recommended to all Persona. concerned, to apply in the first instance, for information and assistance.' 4UG'I7,4ND, GLENBERYIE. By Oiler of the Board, WILLIAM YOUNG, Sr'. • OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, April 5, 03 03. 'THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of Ills MA. 'THE yESTY's ORDNANCE. do hereby giVk Notice, that tiny will be ready . at their Office, in St—Margaret -street, West minster, on THURSDAY, the . 2tet instant April, to receive Psopoials from such Persons as may be willing to undertake the suipo of • HARNT SSA S/11:5LERY, and. COLL4R-MAKERS ARTICLES, for the Service of this deparr►tunt, upon a antral', for Three Yearsi confirmable to Patterns and. Specimens of Me 'diffe rent -Articles, which may he inspefied at the Tower,. upon application to the Chief. Clerk under the Principal , Storekeeper of the Ordnance, and at 11 , ZolWich, 'upon application to the re speElive Officers ef fbe Ordnance tbe►e, at si.bich places printed Terms and Conditions of the Centre!, 'au' St - baths of the Article, to be furttiihtd under such contrail, may' de received by Person . : appl, ' ing for theiame. ' ' • • Me' Proposals to he delivered at the Secretary's Office, in Si. lrargaret.street, Westminster, staled up, and marked on the out. ride " Propos?ls for the supply or Harness, &c." on or hel,re the said 2 1st day of April instant, after lubleh day no Proposal► will 6e admitted. By Ordtr of the Board, R. 11. CREW', ,Cie, This Day was published, In One large Volume, Oasvo, Price ies. in boards, ILLUSTRATIONS of the HUT lONIAN THEORY of the EARTH. By JOHN PLAYFMR, F.R.S. Edin. And Profs4or of Nlatheiriaties in the university of Edin burgh. Printed fur T. Cadell and W. Davies, Strand. - TO BE, SOLD 1W PRIVATE CONTRACT, A Quantity of OAK and FIR TIMBER, some Tyine and Beech, cut down last Season, and now fit for immediate use ; contents abOut 70 Load ot` Oak, the meetings or sizes various hut "gOod ; so Load of the finest hit ever produced in this Kingdom.; ..some Lying and Beech, large; also a large quantity, of Stack and Root-wood, Faggots, /ix. May e viewed, by applying to Mr. Stratten at Upp Green,. Everslory, llama, and the Terms of Mr. Kimberley, at No. tts.), London,—Several Genteel Residences to Lett. • • N. H. Letters (Post paid) will b duly attended. TO BE SOLD, With immediate , Possession, AMon tlesirahle VILLA ; comprising a Good Family House, with every suitable .01fice, Stables tot Eleven HorSci, Coach-houses, Brew-house, Dairy, a neat Farm-yard, a Barn, and other 00111 Buildings, for the eon &lt'd or about, 43 • Acres of • Land ; together with excellent Kitchen-gardens, Walled, and fully planted with the choicest Fruit `!'reel now in lull blown ; surrounded with lofty Plan tations of Evergreens,..Flovi•ering Shrubs, Pleasing Walks, and shady Retreats, refreshed by Canals well. stored with remarkable fine Carp and Tench ; the singular and advan tageottS Situation tar Air Water, anti Good Roads, su p er io r to most other places within 34 Allies west of the Metropolis. May be viewckt by .Tickets, and farther Particulars known, by.application to Mr. Kimberley,. Surveyor of Estates, Ap praiser, and Attetioneer,.No: Itto,•Piccaddly. N. B. The Purchaser may-be accommodated with the Fix tures and Furniture, some Stock, and Fire-wood, at a fair value. • All Letters (Post paid) will he duly attended. NORTIIUMBE MANI). AY DON, near CORBRIDGE. TO . BE SOLD, immediately, THE LEASE of PREMISES at AYDON alores4iti, for an tioexpired Term of Seven Years from the lath of May next, consisting of a FARM of about 56 Acres of Arable, Meadow, and l'astine Laud ; with a Cain_ tit .Mansion , helise, --Garden,. Stablc.and Offices, fit for the Accon.nnociation of a LArgeantiqeitteel Fmnily ; together with extensitie,range of othet`.l3uildinx t detached, consisting of a small House, and at! . Conveniencles necessary fur carrying on the Farming Business, The ptesetik.Tenallt, who r es id e d there in the Summer and Auturn4 has i expended very consi derable Sums in improving the Land; which is now in the best state of Cultivation. it is propoted to:thippie of the Lease as atbresaid, together. with the Stockon ! the..karm and the Crop in the Ground. Avtton is pleasantly situate, about J 5 Miles from New castle, and:six from llexham,: in a remarkably tine Sporting Country. Besides the Tyne, there are several front Streams irtthe Neighbourhoixl: There is good Grthse shooting at the distance of about six and fine Covers for Black, r",;artl F , pne 3 gants ; and Wood-cocks; within three M7irs. rouivi the flonst are great abundance of Partridge A few Miles to the northward are capital Grounds for GreylvAinil coursing, and plenty of Hares. A Subscription Pack of most excellent 1 - farriers is kept at Corbridge at a'trifling ex. peni.e ; and Fox-hounds frequently throw 'off at the neigh homing Covers. Further Particulars may be known, by applying to . Mt R. S. Richardson, Newcastle. Ist: - sv'castle upon Tyne,.sth April, t 403. Ta CORRESPONDENTS, 714 iettet 'which u•e have received this morning with the •Bir. mingham .Post-mark milt, it much too prnrcovil for insertion in our Paper, and we ,conrider the Subjea of it likewise as much too contemptible for notice. The falsehoods wilily& ptomulgated through the medium of an obscure Sunday Paper, atn • make littk impression in this country at least. MAILS. pvt. French Haniburgh 47. ARRIV ip PRIQE-OT'STOCKS, Tiff, ~od!t. 4T)AWELVIt O'CLQC . X. Consols ..... - - 6 2 1. • • . 1' H Fi s ti - N. OOLILII QVIS oipit'as 114LSUM 4tIDZAT t LONDON, APRIL 9, 18'03. A Harabargb Mail arrived last night, but the only article of importance which it brings, is the celebrated , Maniferto of the French Government, which we have Already laid before our Readers.— It is not unworthy of notice, that the Csrrerm denten , in which the Manifesto is contained, is printed upon larger and finer paper ;ban usual. This was probably insisted upon, to make this insult to a - Neutral Power morc glaring, and its submission more degrading. The Mon tour of the sth inst. reached us this morning, but does not contain a single article of in. telligence. The French Funds have risen a little ; they are 53. 75. Yesterdarbeing,Good.Friday, the same was ob. served by: 'rheir MAJESTIES and the PRINCESSES, at. tending :Divine :Service at St. George's Chapel, Windsor, where a Sermon was preached by thd Rev. Dr. Vistirrit, from the first Epistle of St. Peter, 2d, chapter and ztsr verse. " Leaving us an example that we should follow his steps." Early yeiterday morning, Mr. SHAW and Mr, VE cx, the Messengers, were sent by Ministers with Dispatches to His MAJESTY at Windsor. • Last Wednesday se'nnight, the Lotidon, French, and Dutch Churches, presented their joint address of congratulation to His MAJESTY at Ile Levee. Wednesday the first division of the zd Dragoon Guards, stationed at Piershill Barracks, marched for Ireland s -and- the rest are to follow soon. On Saturday seinnight s+o out.pensioners of Chelsea arrived at Aberdeen trom Inverness, under t he cornmard of an Officer, and marched again on Monday for Edinburgh. The Sublime Porte has been pleased, in testi mony its high sense of the Services of the Indian Army, in the late Expedition to Egypt, and as a disiinguished mark of its regard, . to confer on His Excellency the most Noble iVlatquis Wszaotslary Governor-General of Bengal, the Order of the Crescent, of the first rank. The insignia of the Or der have been received by His Excellency from Mr. S. G. MAtissTy, to whose charge they were en trusted at BUSSOra. Peace was proclaimed at Bengal on the 22d of September last. On this occasion His Excellency the Governor-General appeared, for the first time, in the insignia of the Ottoman Order of the Crescent. The Royal Marines at Stonehouse and Mill Bat racks, are almost all embarked on board the Men of War fitting fortia in Hatfloaze. There are about too rank and file left at Quarters. Recruits fur this valuable and National Corps, mostly fine young country lads, are marched in daily to Head-quar ters. The different detachments of Royal Marines embarked from Plymouth since the bustle, are allowed by every person to be the finest body of Troops ever seen to . embark on any service, both in appearance, health, discipline, and ap pointments. A grand fent was given on the z o th u lt. a t Co penhagen, by Co unt VON SCHIMMELMAN, Minister of Finance and Commerce, in honour of PRINCE WILLIAM Of GLOUCESTER. A Letter from Copenhagen says„ " There is every reason td believe, from the nature of the Ne. gotiations now carrying on, that the Peace between this Country and. Algiers will not be interrupted. Unfortunately, however, we are not great enough to treat the Chief of Pirates with disdain, nor to refuse him the customary terms on which his fur, bearance is to be obtained." By a Decree of the nem!) Consuls, Provisions destined for the Service of the Navy in the six Maritime Prefedures of Brest, Havre, Dunkirk, L'Orient, Rochefort, anti Toulon, are to be cx. erupted from the payment of any toll or duty.__ The same exemption is to be extended to all other Ports where Armaments may be ordered by the Government. At the last meeting Of the French Institute, the Minister of the Interior, CRAPTA.I,, was appointed President.; .and Qiti;en CAIt/101, Vic:e.l'resident of thP)ftiit Class. A Pitivr has lately been r►ad before the Royal Society, by Mr. HOME, pn the nature of the tongue. His experiments on different diseased tongues prove that this tns 4. llber is endowed with less irritability than any other organ of the body ; and that a dis: cased part, may be temoved with great safety by mean's of ligatures. • ,Mr. liAtioooo, the Gentleman who attempted to commit suicide, at the linus,e of Mr. ANtua N y CLARK, on ,Wednesday w last, as last night much better, and little doubt is entertained a his mo yery,, • Iv 4 Pi 1i L NEWS. fORTSMOEII7I, APRIL S. ARR:VED this dgy, His Majesty's Ship Otrair, from the Downs ; also the Apollo Frigate frost Ireland, with impreised men; DI/Isaac Retrcoue Cutter, under Admiralty orders, for the Downs. Also arrived, the Praus, BLOM, from Norway. with deals. Passed by the ,Exeter, Lady Ca;tl.reas.h ani Warren Hastings, foc the East Indies. Put back, the Calcutta Indiaman. Sailed the juaa Frigate, for Qibraltar. Arrived the 4.ratlia Frigate, from , jerbey. FALMOUTH, ArRIL 6. SAILED the American Brig Janus, Capt. Far._ eta, with rice (last from Charlestown, AlnericA), for tiavre.de.Grace; the Danish Brig Haa 6 a. Capt./Also:cc, with fruit, wine, &c. for Runders in Norway (she is last from Lisbon) ; and the Se. Tern, IlAcitwooo, for Chichester, Appeared off this Port yesterday morning, the East India Ship Srdesby Cast/e, Caps. Ls Aamoirras from London for the East Indies : the wind having blown very strong all this day to the southward, it is supposed she wilt be obliged to put into this Port. Arrived the Brig Lithos Parker, jarsurts, with bale goods, Bee. from Loriton "for this Port ;. the Princess Riga', °warp, and the Irish Miner, NlO. CIOLL I / 4 from .London • for Liverpool ; also the homeward.bound Weit India Ship Ponunicts, Capt. CLAIM ) from Jamaica for London, nine weeks pas e: she hiving som e s i c k on b oar d, i t i s expe ded that she Will go into quarantine ; three Revenue Cutters, with Lieutenants, 4c. on board, are coma to an anchor near her, to prevent the Crew lion' getting off from being impressed, The Duke of York Packet, D4mt e, with Mails from Lisbon, is hourly expe4ed. Remain the Prima Adolphus Packer, ji..) N ss,, with Lisbon Moil of the 29th ult. by contrary wind. P. S. Since writing the foregoing, ve learn that the ship Dominica is cleared from quarantine, an 4 all her crew pressed. The Lords Commissioners of the Admiralty have ordered the following s ships to be conunissionea with, out deliy, viz. *Dos. Ozw. San Josef - - its Plyrnot:CA vine de Paris - it* .. • 1O) Poit — sinouth. aria Royal Sovereign zoo - Ditto. - Plymouth Windsor Castle - 98 - kwismouth • To each of which ships, respectively, several • Lieutenants have been appointed, and their comply... ments are weeted to be completed in a few days., Sir SIDNIY SMITH arrived in Hoseley Bay, ark the Suffolk coast, a few days since, where a nuMbo of men have been impressed from the vessels paving, and from the neighbouring C 045 15 by the boats undo; his command he is also employed in taking obr servations and soundings of the coast, and is expeav ed very shortly in Yarmouth Roads, with t wu 6fle gun Ships And five Frigates. TRINIDAD. --Letters from this Island inserted in a Greenock Paper state, that a violent dispute NIS arisen between General PICTON and Colonel Fu CARTON. They proceed to say :.—" Landed pea. plc seem at a JOSS what to ask for their property" A piece of Mountain land WAS valued the other ddylbyrtterrupon oath) at z5l. sterling per acre? Negroes are also higher than during the war ; 1 - 3. 5 c sales averaged 801. sterling, payab►e in tif months,' per bond, with interest after six months. Peoo o are running all risks to mike this a valuable Colony! and the Planter has at present a most flattering app pearance of a good crop and excellent sugar. The only thing at present against the Island, is the great mortality.atuung the -Negroes....Sume estates hay. lost, in the course of a tew weeks, from 20 to 3QO We are all anxiously expe4ing- the time when vig shall be under British laws. " Produce has been advancing for some time , Cotton is now (t4th February) 26i a 27 dollarel Coffee, is ; Sugar, 6 a 61 per moths.; fndie a 2 per lb.; h ides,l 14 bits each; Exchoge 1924-." Mrs. SIDDONS came to town. on Thursday afmr:. noon. She was apprized of the • melancholy even` in her family by Letters which she received on the road. Mr 9 , MovNTA; ri is gone to sing at the Mancha' ter Oratorio. Her husband leads the Band. It is said that Miss De CAMP is returned to town with her health perfeelly re-established, aria will immediately resume her station at Drury Lan e ' Curiosity is greatly excited at Berlin, by tbe announced ascent Of Gmt N E Rim and Madame GAS' !aim, in a balloon, which is to take place betweel l the loth and istli inst. Professor D'llitiosstia Yr has obtained permission from . the KING of Po"' st A, to ascend with them, for the purpose of making , some experiments in the higher regions. A few days since, the body of a Midshipman , ° I the Royal Navy, was thrown up at a place Crow's Stone, in the parish of Prittlewele, in t he County of Essex. The deceased appeared to r about five feet six inches in length ; was dressed l ° uniform, with dark waistcoat, blue pantaloons, black silk handkerchief, and half-boots with square tots.No propertrwas found upon him, or any par", °" !rad to a discovexy who the deceased was. Al.to, the'Coroner's jury sat, the body was decently 1 teired in Prittiewele Church.y . ard. • • . EAST INDIA HOUSE, August ti, 18oz. E COURT of DIRECTORS of the UNITED COMPANY of MERCHANTS of ENG. LAND trading to the East Indies, do hereby give Notice. That it is their Intention to receiim,arplirations,• on or before the 30th September, from the Merchanis wanting Tonnage jor the Export of G°°4 l, to ladial for such Goods which are to be Ship, ped in the ensuing Quarter ; and Oat .Or 6rfn.e the 31st December, 3tti March, and 3oth June, I,r such Cz.waes the Merchants art desirous of Ship; ing in each Qaarter, Id/owing such dates ; and that it is their intentionethq yA. furstisitTonnage for any Quantity of Madeira Hine whirl) may be: rituired by' Persons willing to Ship the same foe,lndia, upn applications. Particulars of the Rates of Freight, for the first Ships of 'the &atm, are to be sten In the Office of the Clerk to the Committee of Sqpiytg. • AMSAY, SO. ;