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THE SUN. IOLIM QUIS DICSRS tALSVA4 AUDSAT ? LONDON, NOVEMBEk 5, 18 oz. Two Hambuqh Mails remain due. Yesterday morning the KING, QuE fiN ) and PRIN CESSES ELIZABETH, MARY, and SOPHIA, attended by Lady C. WALDEcaAv E., came to Town from Kew to Buckingham-House, where His MAJESTY held a Privy Council, at which were present the 1..0R0 CHANCELLOR, their Graces the Dukes of PORTLAND and ROXEURGH, Earl WESTMORLAND, and Lord PELHAM, when the RECORDER made his Report of the Con . vids sentenced for death in July and September Sessions. HER MAJESTY and the PRINCESSES, in two carriages, honoured the Countess of CARDIGAN' with a morning visit at her residence in Upper Grosvenor-street; after the Royal Party had partook of an elegant refresinent, they returned to the Queen's-House; and at four o'clock the ROYAL FAMILY left town for Kew, attended by their usual escort. Lord WHITWORIII is appointed Ambassador to France. His Lordship will repair to Paris imme diately after the Ratification of the Definitive Treaty. The Mayor and Burgesses of Portsmouth met on Monday at the Guildhall, ,to nominate a person to succeed Lord HUGH SEYMoUR as Member for that Borough, when Capt. MARKHAM, one of the Lords of the Admiralty, had their unanimous suffrages. Earl and Countess of HARCOURT, are gone down to Bath ; his Lord,hip intends taking the benefit of the waters for the recovery of his health. His Majesty's Ship Narcissus, Capt. DoNNELLY, is appointed to convey the Aigerine Ambassador and suite to Algiers. The Stiug Schooner„ with the remains of Lord }Noll SEymoua, is put under quarantine. The corpse is inclosed in five coffins. The remains of the late Right Hon. Lord HUGH SEYMOUR arc to be interred in the family vault, in Warwickshire. The Debt now due from France to this Country, for the maintenance of her Prisoners during the War, amounts to no less than 2,400,0001. Orders have been given by His Majesty's Post master General, for removing the Packets from the Yarmouth to the Harwich station s after the loth instant. Yesterday a Court of DireCtors was held at the East India House, when the ship of 800 tons, build.. ing by Mr. LOCK, consigned to Madras and the Molucca Islands, was ordered to be afloat the sth December ; sail to Gravesend, loth December ; stay there 3o days, and be in the Downs 25th January. The Court adjourned at six o'clock till Wednes day nexr. The Ships Exeter, Hugh Inglis, Dorsetshire, Nep tune, Bomb'ezy Castle,. and Britannia, were kit at Canton, the Ist April, rBol, and were to sail from thence for England, the ist May. The West London Militia, of which the LORD MAYOR Elea is Lieutenant-Colonel, will return from Greenwich, to attend his Lordship during the Procession on the 9th instant ; and it is supposed it will be ordered to remain in London, as .a City Guard, through compliment to his Lordship. We yesterday stated that General MOREAU was arrived in town from Paris. We find the person alluded to is General de MEURON, who came over in the last ships from India. Lord NELSON does not think Malta the most desirable Naval Station for us in the Mediter ranean, because we cannot there watch the opera tions of the French at Toulon. Upon this point we conceive the opinion of his Lordship will have great weight in the public mind. By news from Quebec, we learn, that on the zd of September died there, in consequence of a mortal wound received in a duel with Lieutenant WILLIS of the 6th Regiment, MICHAEL. IMPEY, Esquire, eldest 'Son of Sir ELIJAH IMPEY, Major of the same Regiment ; he has left a widow and five in fants. A Court of:Common Council was held en Tuesday at Guildhall, which was the fullest Court known for many years. The usual business of reading the Proceedings of the last Court, and hearing of Petitions, being gone through, Mr. Deputy LE EKY laid before the Court the Report of the Committee appointed by the Court to i►:quire. into the nature, duty, and emoluments of the office of Town-Clerk, and the future ma nagement thereof, recommending the separation of the • law department from thg civil, which, after being read, the Deputy moved the Court to agree with the Report, and, after a debate of three hours, wherein the fu lowing Gentlemen were the 'principal speakers, viz. Aldermen Sit INNER, NEWN RAM, CADE LL, and HIBBERT ; Messrs. Deputy LE EKY, S. DIXON, GRIFFITHS, MARRIOT, NICHOLS, JACKS,' P O WELL, and STOKES; a mo tion was made for an adjournment, which being put and carried, a division was demanded and agreed to. r adjourning 5 Aldermen. 6z Commoners. z Tellers. Againsi it i Aid. 51 Corn 2 Tel. Majority I'S. The LORD MAYOR, previous to his going into Court, ordered the bread to be reduced one assize and a half, to take place this day ; the quartern kaf, wheaten . , will then be sold for ten pence half penny, and household ninepence. Lieutenant-Colonel DALRYMPLE is Commandant of Columbo, Member and Vice-President of the Military Board. Captain CLARKE is appointed a Member of the Board, as Senior Officer of Artillery. EDWARD ATKINSON, Esq. has been permitted to resign the offices which he held in the Island of Ceylon, and relinquishes the stations of Commis.. sary-General of Grain and Provisions, and Military Paymaster-General. Mr. HOLLOWAY, Assistant.Surgcon, has been appointed by the Government of Fort St. George to do duty on the Island of Ceylon. The ship Cornwallis, lately arrived from Ilia, diiembarked at the Island of Ceylon a cletachment of His Majesty's sist Regiment, which was serving at the Presidency of Fort St. George. The Te lli cherry likewise touched ar that island, from whence she brings dispatches. The Seahorse Frigate, with the Manship, Sarah Christiana, Comet, General Stewart, Sovereign, Caledonia, Ann, Princess Mary, Northampton, Verunna, Carron, Elizabeth:, Monarch, and Friend. ship, bound to India, arrived a: Madeir► the 22d, and sailed from thence the 24th September. The Aurora, Gilmore, from Bengal to London, was spoke with on the 7th or 9:11 July, and is sup posed to have bore up for Bombay, being leaky. The Beliona, Bowen, from Bengal to .i..ondon, was spoke with on the 3d of July, and intendad to put into the Cape of Good Hope. The Ship Fame, -, of Norfolk, parted her anchors in a hard gqle in the Downs, and went for 'Ramsgate Harbour. The Robert, Reid, from Jamaica to Dublin, hav ing sprung her foretop.mast, is put into Port An tonio. , A melancholy accident happened in the Downs on Monday afternoon, during one of the most heavy gales of wind ever remembered, and a tremendous sea : A boat belonging to the Atimaer going from the shore was unfortunately upset, with five men, astern of the Eugenie; who immediately hoisted out a boat to their assistance ; but was only fortunate enough to save two men; the other three were drowned. Sittings appointed in We e stminster and London, before the Right Hon. RICHARD PEPPER Lc rd ALVANI,EY, Lord Chief Justice of His Majesty's Court of Common Pleas, at Westminster, in and after Michaelmas Term, iBo i. Tuesday, Saturday, - Monday, - IN TERM. LONDON. Nov. lo Wednesday, - Nov. 14 Monday, Nov. z 3 Tuesday, Nov. r t Nov. 16 Nov. 24 AFT TERM. Monday, - Nov. 3o 1 Tuesday, - - Dec. I 'On Thursday night, thirty of the convicts on board one of the hulks at Langston Harbour, ,in at. tempting to escape by cutting a passage through the decks, had one- killed, and the rest quelled, so as to restore the hulk to order and discipline, with out any further mischief. Yesterday morning, between eight and nine o'clock, a man of the name of Bayster, a seafaring man, having had a dispute with his wife, at their habitation in Vinegar-yard, Wellclose-square, cut her throat in a shocking manner ; he afterwards cut his own, of which wound it was reported he had died. The woman not being dead, surgical assist ance was procured, but with slender hopes of reco very. The woman was in the habit of selling fish in the streets. Yesterday the Recorder made his report to His MAJESTY of the Convids under Sentence of Death in Newgate, when Thomas Thomas, for uttering and publishing as true a Promissory Note of the Governor of the Bank of England, knowing it to he 'forged, was ordered for execution on Wednesday next. The Rev. .1, MoßTox, Vicar or Risely, Bedford shire, one of the Chaplains in ordinary to the'Prince of Wales, &c. &c...baying given a - faithful trial of the Metallic T,raCiors, has addre§Sed the result, a. Letter of Jitly 27th, 1801,, to B.jj. Perkins, of Leicester-square, London, the Paten,Ate, in which he says, " The Traaors I had of you have fully. justified the good opinion entertained of them. Among the. cases . cited, are cures of a very severe Contusion, aftr medical treattnenthalfaiied, Gout, White-swelling, Scald, and a Pain in the Face, which follows : " Cnss. Violent pain in the Face.—Mr. E. Langley, a surgeon of this place, was attacked in the night with a vio lent pain in the face. Though he had net, as 'he told me after wards, much faith then in the TraCtors, yet he deter mined to try them on himself.. I accordingly sent them to him, and, on their use only five minutes, he was pert - cc - 11Y cured He has permitted me to mention the case." , The TraCiors, so necessary in every Family, and among Horses, may be had genuine, with new and improved .Direc tioas for using them, for Five Guineas the Set, of B. D• Perkins, A. h. the Patentee, in the house of the late john Hunter, SUrgeon, Leicester-square ; and of Fredericg Smith, . Chemist . and Druggist, in the Haymarket, Lon don. The portable nature of the Tractors renders their conveyance by coach - , or even by post, perfectly convenient. Letters inclosing their amount (post-paid) duly attended to, N. B. The purchasers of the Tractors receive gratis, tvg , _different Books, which contain, as communicated by th e first literary charatiers; about three thousand Cures of Gout. Rheumatism, Scaids, Head-ach, Tooth-ach,Sprai4s, Inflan mations, &c. &c. and allanalogous-Diseases of Horses. •CAur roU.--The genuine TraelOrs are stamped with the words " PERKS NS'S PATENT TRACTORS," and at,the-bot torn of the printed directions is a Receipt for the five guineas , signed in the hand writing,of the Patentee, By observi4 this, impositions will often be detected, SHIP NEWS. GRAVESEND, NO".. 3. Passed by—the Mary, Farrer, front Demerara; Mary, frOm Guernsey ; Mary, Davidson, from New Provi dence; Maria, —, from Dieppe; and Sophia, Manier , from Norway. Sailed—the Heaor, Griffith, for Dublin; Belfast, Viatzr man, for New-York; and Maximillian, (amen, fur Rotter dam. • BIRTH. On 'Wednesday the .28th ult. at Barningham Hall, Nor folk, the Lady of Herbert Newton iarret, libq. of a Daugh ter. DOVER, Nov. 4. THE Vessel with Marquis CORNWA,A. IS and his Suite, was seen from our hills at the, dusk of evening yesterday ; and the wind then setting off the French land, it is imagined she did not get into Calais harbour until late at night. The Aaive, Capt. HAMILToN, a fine new Pas sage-vessel, arrived from the Downs this morning, having sailed from Calais on Monday morning, and encountered the dreadful gale of that day. A French Passage.vessel, with a great many Passen gers; sailed from Calais at the same time, bound to Dover, but has not been heard of since : it is sup posed she is blown into the North Seas. DEAL, Nov. 4. IT has blown a hard gale of wind for several days past, and the shipping in the Downs have suffered considerably. The East India Company's Country Ship Aim, Capt. HORSBURG, parted from all her anchors in Margate Road, and was driven to sea. She is now in the Downs, with her rudder unhung. The American Brig Charles and Elizabeth, Capt. JOSEPH FRY, from Newcastle for Cadiz, was this morning blown on shore, and soon after got off and carried into Ramsgate Harbour. The Autumn, Alonzo, Diligence, and Galgo Sloops ; Minx, and Biter Gun-brig, and Anacreon Brig, sailed for Sheerness. IN THE DOWNS. Isis, Commodore SUTTON ; Overyssel, York, Brilliant, Amazon, Medusa, Alkmaer, Jamaica, Endymion, St. Fio renzo, Heldin,' and Nemesis. Slocps—Eugenie, Gier, Hound, Savage, and Dart. Gun-brigS 7 -Ferreter, Snipe, Locust, Eclipse, 'Mallard, and Charger. Admiral LUTwincE struck his Flag yesterday on board the Overjsse/. SHEERNESS, Nov. 4.. THIS day arrived His Majesty's Gun-vessels Monkey and Constant, the former from a Craize of? Flushing. The latter in coming in with very little wind, and in a fog, got on shore on Grain Sand, but it is hoped will be got off on the next flood with little damage. A Merchant Brig, name unknown, has also ar rived with the loss of both her masts, in the verj heavy gale on Monday. FALMOUTH, Nov, I • Arrived yesterday His Majesty's Ship lavetueux, of 78 guns, Capt. Sir EDWAND PELLEW, Bart. from off Rochefort, where he has been with the Squadron for these eight months ; the remaining part of which are gone for Ireland.. Arrived this day for orders, the American Ship Minerva, Captain JoNes, from Norfolk, 38 days passage, laden with tobacco. The following is the Peace arrangement of the Royal Yachts, viz. Captain Sir HARRY BUR RAR D NEALE is to be appointed to the Command of the Royal Charlotte Yacht ; Capt. Baow ELL to be re stored to the Princess Augusta Yacht, lately com manded by Captain GREY, when she attended His MAJESTY at Weymouth; and Sir T. B. THOMP SON to have the Mary. It is much feared that the La Sea Arena, from London to Malta, has sunk in Margate Roads ; eight of her crew are on board an Indiaman, who had drove at:lw art of them in the night, carried away their masts, and stove in the upper part of her bow. , The Generous Friends (Transport) has parted her cables in a gale at Spithead, and put into Ports mouth Harbour. LONDON : Printed by BUCHANA N IVPIMLLAN, (0 . 130 w-weer, Covent-Garden); and Published by WH.Li Am 'Attu' cE a SCR rrs (of Horse- At the SVN-OFFIC I, No, 112, Strand ; where Adwiliseinglas, Ord,rs for the Paper, Letters for the Editor, &c. (post pa NAVAL NEWS: PLYMOUTH, .Nov., 3. THE whole of yesterday it blew, a dreadful gale of wind from the West and South-west ; several Vessels dragged their anchors, and two Boats were lost, but happily nod lives : the American Ship Raba and Betsey drifted on, the rocks near the Bear's Head, at Catdown, and received consider able damage, but has been since got off—The Fogy Tender, belonging to Bristol ) lately arrived here from Morlaix, to which place she carried pri. soners, parted her cables, and drove on shore under Withy Hedge, on the Eastern part of the Sound, and. is not yet got off, though it is expe6ted, if the weather moderates, that she will in the course of a day or two The Earl Sr. Vincent hired Armed Schooner, which arrived here on Sun day from Sir EDWAR9 PELLEW'S Squadron off Rochefort, parted her cables between the Island and Main, and was obliged to seek shelter in Sutton Pool, within the Pier Heads. It is feared that very melancholy accounts will be received from along the Coast, as.the wind blew a perfeft hurricane, and the sea ran extremely high and' tempestuous: Sailed the Hercule and , Centaur, of 7¢ guns each, For Torbay. Arrived the Lady Charlotte Armed Brig, from Weymouth. FUNDING- OF - EXCREQUER BILLS: ON Tuesday a Meeting of the Holders of Exche. quer Bills was held at the London Tavern, at one o'clock, agreeable to notice by advertisement. At two o'clock Mr. HoARE, the Banker, was called to the Chair. The CHAIRMAN rose, and said, he thought that the only step necessary to be taken by the Meeting was, to appoint a Committee of four Gentlemen, to wait . upon the CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER, to learn from him the mode in which the Bills were to be funded ; and that they should communicate the result of their interview at a future Meeting, which should be convened for that purpose. This proposition meeting no dissenting voice, a resolution to that purport was immediately drawn up by the Chairman, and unanimously agreed to. It was also resolved, that the Committee should consist of four Gentlemen, viz.-CHARLES HOR NYOLD, • Esq. COUTTS TROTTER, Esq. ABRAHAM GOLDSMID, Esq. and MARK SPROTT, Esq. . THE THE ATItES.—The Beggar's Opera was last night performed at Drury-Lane Theatre, and but very indifferently attended. Before the Opera commenced, an apology was made for Dow Tax and Miss DE CAMP, who were said to be disabled by illness from appearing in the charaCiers of Peachum and Lucy, and requesting the indulgence of the Audience for \VALDRON and Mrs. HAR- LowE, who hastily undertook these charafters.— The Audience"teemed to be very well satisfied with the change. CoIt;YIrS.BILLINGTON resumed her station in this Theatre last night, and was re ceived with the warmest applause by a very large Audience. The side-boxes were graced with many persons of Fashion, and the Theatre crowded in all parts. Mrs. Br LLINGTON seemed to "be perfeals recovered, and her vocal powers were in exquisite order. An apology was made for TOWNSEND, who was oppressed with a cold, but who, however, went through the part of Artabgnes. The Audi ence were apprehensive that the apology related to Mrs. B 1 LLINGTON, and testified very great plea ! sure on finding that they were mistaken. 10DDLESEX, MARRIED. On Monday the VI inst. at Mortlake, Robert Melvil, Esq. of Amsterdam, to Miss Elizabeth SkArray, of Wakefield. Olt Wednesday, at Aldersgarc Church, James Grant, Esq.,i of Cheapside, to Miss Smith, eldest daughter of Rab e Smith, Esq. of Aldersgate-street.. DIED. --- On the 22d ult. at his apartments in Colchester Barracks., William Ross, Esq. Lieutenant of the Grenadier Compall; of the East Middlesex Regiment of and the only su'' of Mr. ltoss, of Great Russel-street Bloomsbury. Lately, on his return from Madeira, , in an ill SIAM of health, john Robert Chambers, Eeq. of Queen-square. On board tlic City of London East-Indianian, on her 1 1 °, 111 . , want-bound passage. aged zo, Mr. John Walton Dale, ei 4e son of Mr. Dale, Hatton-garden. PR ICE ol' STOCKS, Bank Stock YISTER nAv. • India Stock Exclicq. Bills tos. s. New ditto New S. S. Stock 3 per Cent. 1751, Oinnitun linper 3 per Cent. Di !m Ann. 13;nik tier India for Account Consols, for Ace. 68 7i Si 7_!,„ Navy 5 per Cent. 99 5 per Ceht. 1797, 9S Irish 5 per Ccht. 4 per Cent. Con. per Cein. Red. 67 661 3 per Cent. Con. 67iii Dim! Scrip Bank Long Ann. Ditto Short Ann. Ditto Scrip Si..L,..I•4,I•4IIKAMINN••••■••M TO THE UNPREJUDIcED, WHEN His Majesty's Lt , itrs Patens 118‘'6 b:.;:n granted to a Preparati,n or Medicine, the r` l 7; lie are at onceguarJeti against fraud and imposition , as 'u,,4. Medicine or Preparation is prevlo.isly searcned in to and 3':o lazed be able and skilful Proiessurs, and on their report tne grant of a Patent. CO l/ ' The BOTANICAL SYRUP and NEIO/OUS DIAL have both stood the test of the urst Medical Me n , o t England, and the greatest Professors in Physic; of the p age, and for wbi:,, its Majesty has granted His Roy at .;• i ` o % tern Patent thus sanctioned. Dr. Brodum is bol d in heluias forth to the world theabeve two unrivalle4Nledicines, wl / of is the fruit of close and studious application ior upward 5 4 ,1 twenty-eight years. The Botanical Syrup is a certain s ite cure for all Venereal Infections : it the human frame re beeil poisoned by the above infection, or by m,e.narial P paratlsnis, the Botanical Syrup will, if regularly taken, f o l rify the 9edy, and clear it from all blot..:hes and sores, e h as to ,hal . of the infant newly born ; in Gleets or G0n0r 0 . 4 5, few bottles will be requisite to perform a cure. In WoTto, the M e jie.Me is a certain re.inedy a6ainst Barrenness or rility, and several complaints the remale is subject to, delicacv.prevens to be here inserted, and which is fok'b,bi. plainer{n " The EL:uitle to Old .k . e." All kinds 01 lily, whether arising from the habits of School Boys ,°" a go indulgence of mature age, which render men miserabll ni ot 4 I make them unfit to enje,y the 'olessiegs of slciety, annuove,i so that of ine married state, the Botanic a l Syrap 0;111 cal, we ,:on,l erieuc numbers have testified. eceprO:t A GUIDE TO OLD AGE ,— The flattering r-. 1, ar 4 which this Work has experienced, his induced Df• r to publish the two Volumes in one ,educed P . to bring it within the re.tch o: a mare enlarged ei.Nie of 0 0. tier's. When a book has ran through a great•nuinbor of • fions, when the sale is rapid, when it is sought with 5 0 diry, and acknowledged to be read with profit, these t i tr m a ny incontestable proofs of its utility — to the s e proots vro.t The Guide to Old Age may lay claim, as this is th,e,•! A to edition of this publication--a publication that cannot :';',; / •,,fe the hands of any Reader, of any climate, soc, tion, married or singl; that may not ‘terive advantag„" ;Dirt[- the ptrusal t it, and prticularly to sear . aring ttieii vs ,, ! ;a s ,N,i, it inclined to preserve or recover health, or ;`/,-turv, the in di;:cretions of youth, or tile sober follies °' ;bse r , age. 'l'hi.; impression will be found to contain ;" en a ble bn vations, the.: omission of which would be Impart - lon a „ e a Work of this kind, which 0 , ,t of deii,aev, cani;ot named in a public print. Tile high estimation hicw Work is held by public, its .great utility , an d the ol cedented sale it has :net with, is fully proved by t l l e ing testiinony : Tho us . " I hereby certify . , that I have printed Thirty .-.,blr of Dr. Brodum's Guido to Old .i‘ge since its fir st tion. << J . W • NIV No. 2, Paternoster -rosy, Nov. 20, 1793." vMY fa ' " I acknowledge that my lace brother, J. • calA, printed for Or. Barium Tlxirty 'Thousand Volurncs, si other The Guide to Old Age," aod to which my br= his name. - Witness my hand, ,this loth of Jai,uarf , - roo r ' "W. ItQuiv, No. 2, eatZflit)Ster' (Signed in the presence of W. Lewis.) A 225. Bottle contains equal to five small ones' 1.lo• ?`. Printed for the Author, itild sold at his house, ids Albion-street, near the Leverian M usetiin, Bia;:kfriars-i".04, Symonds, Hurst, \Vest and fitiltes, Pa ?i ternos t ,ccir o arid may be had of ail the Venders' o f the Doctov's l e ` in the three kingdoms. For the excellent charaaer of this Vorl 4 , s d„ t j • different Reviews. The Botanical Syrup and Nervett3 Cordial, w be h? oath Doctor's house, No. 9, Albion-street, seven doors .1r • 1,5 I,vverian M scum, AtStackfriar's-brldge, in bottles ,Tate:vbelf, I Is. 6d. and 5.t. b duty included; ; and of 2„, (P i e , corner of St. Paul's a 4,lrcii-yarkt ; Jeboult an". Nct i y,tu Bacon), No. 150, Oxibrtj-street ; prosPRI4 house, No. 7G, uxtbrd-scr,-..•.et ; Baxter, Etlinburghi;,Dow) Tolzey, Bristol ; Read, Vine-street, Bristol ; 1-z") Glasgow ; Coalir.crs, Abel xieen ; Tutt, and li n o ( !•IL :o. Exchange ; Collins, Salisbury ; Spilsoun 10. to , street, Dublin ; likewise Nlagt:e, ; • vies, Cork, Ireland • and in the Country, of 3" Booksellers, &c. rcrry-rdad, Westminster); 41,), must be addressed. MBE '~~„ • TO -MO Ladies aod lt_,!te pera o f , V rn "" it Wit for the last t ed in a f Oiv r , orm DeCOratil the C h ara TH EA' 04/10 Mrs. GI Proli C 'With fdr. The 7th 4 L 'eSdAy . ; The Tflgt ireat ov L:ooko v zcllrLy 11. 7 the kiihc TCLIYIC) wilt be • 41 ctst e ,, nu 413 calk.? sir Pet zti r_o4 : 44l : :stinu yerita: ,ec • 11r Sir Pc 11 4:. The iec: The T r Opera, *hots R Ihr W ife I. l is own . P s L I NS of P he whole b oors tOt Arr With Mr. MI