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EAST INDIA !!OUSE, the 3, 1304.
THE COURT ufDIRECTORStft4c UNITED
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That a General Court 014 said Crnap nay win be heloi at Ott it in
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of WILLIAM ADAIR JACKSON, Eq. A ceased.
WILLIAM R ANIS IY, S.h:.

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AT a numerous MEF. fING of the FRIENDS
of CAptain GEORGE MILLF.TT, columned by public
Adserti.on,ent, and lield here this Day,
WILLIAM WILLIAMS E.g. w.ii called to the Chair.

The following Resolutions being moved be It-ihr:rt Duator,
E.l. and seensiderl by P.1.143/* Greaten, Esq. ht. P. were Nu .ed
unanirnou.ly :
. That this Meeting, fully sensible that the Court r Di.
rectors should at all times be composed, is day proportion:, of
Genth men hest acquainted with the various concerns of the
Company, in the different department; of Coinmerco,
tonal Acquisitions, Military and Naval Aff,ira, and, looking to
the present and probable state of tic Direction in these several
departments, du anew heartily concur in the general rot:raved
riviiiinn, that it would be adv ramble to I.omoto the inc,,,:ate of
the number of Directors, who, from professional ed or- item art
lialnts, may he supposed best qualified- to iseirialoci the Naval
Depart Irwin, now happily become o extensive a WMO4 of Me
Compaiiy', coricerns.
Yd. Resolved, therefore, That this Meeting will colle4i,ely
arid individually exert their utmost endeavours to irrunede the
Flexion or Captain GF.OR(ei' MULLETT, one of the Car.ii•
date. for the present vacant Seat in the Ea.t India Dirert
bring, in our opinion, a Gentleman in every respea well qua-
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especially in the superinteuilmice of the Naval Branch of the
Company'sConcertas, from the experience of upwards of thirtv.-
three years acquired in that department, in which he has ohs.
tillKUlShed himself at a must able, faithful, cud r
is the service of the Company.
Sd Revolved, That a Committee be appointed, fur the pur-
pose of carrying the foregoing Resolutions into effea, and that
the same be an open Committee, to meet daily, at No. 2,
Cowper's court, Combat.
WILLIAM WILLIAMS, Chairman.

To the PROPRIETORS of EAST INDIA STOCK.
LARISS AND GLIII•111,4111,
TID: numerous and respectable MEETING of
my FRIENDS, Proprietors of India Stock, assembled
This Day, having, io the most flittering terms, expressed their
opinion of my i.retensions to the honour of your s ippon to
sucrced to the vacant SEAT in the DIRECTION ; lam en-
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succMi.

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vas, and trust my personal applications will not be considered
intrusivo. 1 bare the honour to be,
Ladies and Gentlemen,
2, Cowper's-court, Your devoted humble servant,
Conlin], Dec. S, 1804. GEORGE MILLETT.
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FOREIGIV INrr LuctArcE.

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ritOM TII r. MOSITE: R.

PARIS. NOV'. tr.
We are occupied in Lakin:, the particulars of the
contents of the papers found in three trunks of Mr.
Rumbold. These pieces, together with the cor-
respondence of two agents of this Englishman, still
prisoners in the Temple, shall be• communicated
at full length to all the Continental Cabinets.—
They will make evcre one acqu tinted with what
Lagland Ei):;:t; from he: ministers, and give a corn-
' plete explanation of the famous circular letter of
r Lord Hawkeshitry.—(Mollitegr.)
On Studay the 25 h, between twelve and one
o'clock, His Holiness the Pope arrived at Fontain-
. bleat:.

His Majesty the EMperor, who was out hunting
on horseback. bing informal of the approach of
His Holness, went tawirds him, and met him near
La Croix de Saint Herein.

The Emperor and the Pope bath alighted at the
same time, went towards ea:h other, and embraced

each oth cr.

,Six carriages of his Maj-sty approached; the Em•
/sera: ascended the first in the carriage, to place His
Holiness on'his right hand ; and they arrived at the
Palace of Fontainblean, in the midst of a body of
' troops, AMA a salute fr.‘rn artillery.
His Eminence, Cardinal Caprara, and the Grand
/ Officer* of the Emperor's Household, received them
at their entrance in the Court-yard.
The Emperor and the Pope together by the
/ gilt staircase, towards the anti-chamber, which se-
parates their respeCtive apartments. There His Ho-
liness having quitted the Emperor, was concluded
by the Grand Marshal of the Palace, and by the
Grand Master of the Ceremonies, into the apart-
ments prepared for him.
After having rested some time his Holiness went
to pay the Emperor a visit. He was introduced by
his Majesty's grand officer in his private cabinet.
The Emperor afterwards condueted the Pope as far
as the hall of the grand officers. His Holiness wont
immediately afterwards to the Enterers. Her
Majesty's Lady in waiting went towards His HA-
* nese, and introduced him in the Empress's Cabinet.
117 Majeity rec,mduCkd the• Pope as far, as to the
second room of her apartment.

The Pope having returned to his apartm.ent. the
Ministers and Grand Officers of the Emperor were
presented to His Holiness.
LAt four eclock, the Emperor sent to inform His
)Holiness, tli.it he intended to pay'him a visit, and
bent into the Pope's cabinet-room, preceded by the
Grand Office's, and Officers of :.is Housetioll. Every
ing was

observed in the same manner, as A. lib
'll visa to the Emperor. At each of these
the Emperor and the Pope remaineJ alaue
er, for half an hour.
Prince Louis, who 11-livened to be at Font:sli-
p:eau, has also paid i lit. Holiness a visit.
110 e Emperor has pre.ented to the Pope the Arch-
!Chancellor and the Arch-Ticasurer.
His eminence, Cardinal Pesch, who arrived with
144 Holiness, was presented to the Emperor on the

His Witless seiii rest some days from his fatigues
ront.iinbleau ; but intends to come to Paris before
le coronation. which will be performed next Sun-
Monitem,.)
The EleAor Arch Chancellor of the Empire ar-

ived at Funtainbleau last Sunday. He occupies
tc apaitment destined for him. He was presented
the same day to their Imperial Maj.:sties.—
'.l/Jnitear.)
IMPERIL. DECREE.
Napoleon, with thc Grace of God, ao tf by thz
'onstitution of the Republic, Emperor of the
ie;:ch. I tealth.
'The Senate having declared what follows:
Extra& of the Registers of the Conservative Se-

‘'.e of Tuesday, Nov. 6, 1804.
4.fteitau Coniininis.—The Co tsorerative Stow., in the pre
tie of a slumber of me:nbeti ordatod by the XC. Article of
e Constitution ;
Ila.i tgtakin into erunideratinee tho menage of Isis Imperial

tje•ty, of Ott 22J October ; After having hearrl the repair of
ftpreial Commission, charged to verify the regi tete of voice,

ra by the French peryle, in emserpteac.: of the CXI.II.
'tele of the Constitational A..ts 4,r ,k,. F.,;,;.,i,e, dated the
It of May, 1904, upon the aceeptati..ta of this preposition.
Ilse French people will the ta:3,:,tauce of the Imprrial .I.g.
is the slirca, natural, legit:mate, and adoptive hoe of
!roil Bonaparte, and in the 4.1 r,., natural, and teed.
lin, °floc:ph 131.1aparte and I.ntiaa Bonaparte, as it 3.1
;bated by the .S:wlits Cerisulna. of that day.
laving read the proccs verbal, produced by the
clap (:ourr.i,.sion, which paves that of 3,541,12.53
ens who have voted, 3,:r7 I ,t;73 citizens have ae-
,cd this proposition ; Declares u follows :
the Imperial dignity is hereditary In the direct, ilatnrsl,
te, and aioptive descendants 31 Napoleon Bonaparte;
the direct, natural, anti Irg,timste Poe of .1 se; l: Erma-
.
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LOND:)N,
THURSDAY. Dv:nista 6.

'The ?Andorra, which we received yesterday, up
to the 28th ult. announce the arrival of His Holiness
the Port, at Funtainbleau, on the 25th. They
relate, with a puerile minuteness, all the particulars
of the ceremony observed on this scandalous occa-
sion. Having gratified his outrageous ambition
and insolent vanity, by forcing this weak Pontiff to
come to France, instead of following the example
of legitimate French Kings, when former Popes yi-
sited them, and acknowledg!ng in the represenia-
tive of CHRIST, their superior, and, from cony iaion
or courtesy, trcatirg him as such, the Corsican
Usurper, to shew his contempt for religion and its
chief, went out hunting, though on Sunday, and
met Pius VII. as if by chance. The impertinent
etiquette and intolerable insolence exhibited on that
day, and of which the Monittar has taken care, offi-
cially, to inform France and Europe, must be agree-
able to a vain, fickle, and enslaved people, who, in
the degradation of a Sovereign Pontiff, will feel
or see some consolation for their own despicable
bondage.

If we are to give any credit to a paragraph in the
Monitrar. the Corsican Usurper, in listening to the
representation of the King of PRUSSIA, and rel,. as-
ing Sir G. R 1,4 SOLD, did not restore to this pri-
vileged Agent his stolen papers and property. Ac-
cording to the °Tidal Libeller, no less than three
trunks with papers, taken at Sir G Enact R est-
sot n's, are now at the office of BONAPARTE'S Secret
Police, and bis forgers are employed in manutac•
taring a third conspiracy, a la URA KS or a Id TAY-
Los. When His PRUSSIAN MAJ Ls r Y reclaimed an
Agent. accredited to him as a Member of the Circle
of Lower Saxony, seiaed in violation of the Laws
of Nations, we have no doubt, that his intent was
not only to have Sir Geoso; RUN' aoLn released,
but those papers belongi.:g to him restored, which
are equally sacred, proteted, and inviolable, accord-
lag to the unanimous consent of all civilised people.
In what light the Cabinet of Berlin will therefore
sec this direst insult offered to their Sovereign's in-
terfencc, is impossible to say; but, according to our
Private Correspondence from the Capital of Prussia,
we have reason to believe, that a coolness subsist.
between the Prussian M.iaireh and the Corsican
Usurper. Hope is even entiftained at Berlin, of an
union between England, Russia, Prussia, Turkey,
and Sweden, which, we ►incerely wish, may, fur the
welfare of the world, be son realistii.

We can state, upon unvestionable authority,
that our government have requested the King of
PRI:•.AA to claim the papers seized by BUNAPAtTes
in the house of Sir GrozuE RCNISOLD ;
and that orders were is consequence sent, on
the ‘2,001 or November, from Berlin, to the
Marquis La.i.cis Lunt, the Prussian Aruba uador
at Rai., demanding that every thing belnag-
;ng to, or taken at, the house of the English
Agent at Ilamburgh, should be returned. As it is
hardly prolsable that • the Marquis LI/comma!
' could Rave received the orders of his Sovereign on
the 24th, the day when the 11J3:1<ur was published,
that announces the intent of the Revolutionary Em-
peror aggravating his violation of the LaWs of
Nations, by making known the secrets of Cabinets,
which he had obtained in such an illegal and out-
rageous manner ; we may still hope, that these
papers will be restored to their lawful owner
Should, however, the contrary be the case, we may
conclude, that BOWAPARTE does not much care
about the amity. of His PaticSlAli MAJ>sTY, who
will then be forced to s•ck more worthy friends in
England and Russia

According to a private letter from Paris. received
by the last Hamburgh Mail, the neartr the day of
the L'surper's Coronation appmached, the mire
difficult was he of access, and the more busy were
his police spies to be acquainted with every person

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who demanded an audience, or who desired rt be
presented to him. This has caused, particulatly to
foreignCis, several disagreeable, thbugh ludicrous
scenes. These spies being itsfornied that a coVs.
German Peitic c now at Paris, and who has IEPF a
long time beta the foremost in paying his tout t to
the upstart tyrant, in basely forgetting his own
tank and dignity, had, some years ago, been deli-
rious in consequence of a fever, and that he still
had intervals of folly or•fury ; in one of which he
last year nearly killed his favourite Chamberlain,
warned, of course, the Revolutionary Emperor
against this visitor, who, on the day of his presen-
tation, was received with civility at a distance; but,
whenever he attempted to approach BoNAPs it re,
General DUROC put himselt between them. Re-
garding this as an insult, he the next day chal-
lenged General Dunoc ; but the Police Minister,
FuLcux, explained to the German the cause of this
measure of precaution, who now shares with Bow*-
'Aars and Duaoc the laugh of the Paris:ans.—
Sevcral other foreigners, who• had formerly either
written in favour of a Republic, or of liberty and
equality, or who had been unguarded in their ex-
pressions of the Corsican, have been sent away from
Paris; their political apostacy not being accepted of
more than their political repentance and adulation.

BON APARTE has, besides, been alarmed by seve.
ral symptoms of the presence at Paris• of some ac.
live adherents of the Boum:ass. In the evening of
the 18th ult. a paper, printed in large letters, was
posted up on all public places, and at the corners of
all the p.incipal streets. It contained, among other
paragraphs, this :

"Frenchmen, therois yet time to choose betw,en your legi-
timate Kin; Lois XVIII. with liaerty, peace, and pl rung,
and the barbarous tor:ign Usurper, with ,liv..ry,• war, and
misery. Upon your choice depends tho hapoine.: or wretelted-
edness of the attire rse, of present as well as of future generations.
Strike, Of remove the .most guilty of men ; and you remove
wretchedness for ars to come—e Liberty, honour, safety, and
tranquillity, are restored, and civilised Society raved. Remern-
be, that, by this act of vigour, no innocent person suffers ; but
only a criminal is punished. It is a duty you owsr to religior,
to I.ivalty, as wet as to juq.ce."
Notwithstanding all the endeavours of the Pulice
agents, no person had, on the ‘2oth oh. been taken up,
even upon suspicion of being concerned in this affair.

His MAJESTY left Kew yesterday about one o'clock,
and arrived at the Qu its's house a few minutes betote
two. In a short time after, His MAJESTY gave au-
diences to the Duke of GLOUC►STIR, the Logo
CM NC LI. LOR, Earl of AY LESTORD, and Lord
HA W K ESOUR Y.

His AI AJKST If then held a Privy Council, which
was attended by the Loan CHANCELLOR, the l)uke
Of MONTROSE, Earls WINCHELSEA, AYLESFORD,
WISTMOIILI.AND, and CAMDEN, Lords HAWKES-
/WRY and MELVILLE. Sir STEPHEN COTTERELL
attended as Clerk. Lord Sum intv t.t.c was the Lord
in waiting, awl Sir GEOft,:lt OSBORN the Groom in
waiting. The Council sat but a short time ; imme-
diately upon the breaking up of width another Coun-
cil was held for the purpose of receiving the RECOR-
-I)Elei report of the ConviEls capitally convieed at
the last Old Bailey Sessions, and the RECUR DER
being admitted, made his report accordingly, when
I ESTY was pleased to respite them ,dl during
his Rbyal pleasure.
His !vlsJesr v then gave audiences to Mr. PITT,
Lord MELvii.t.s, and Earl CAMDEN.

A Court of Direaors WAS yesterday held at the
East India Hnuse, when the undermentioned ships
were taken no for the Company's Service, in Ad-
dition to the ships already engaged for the present
Season—

Carmarthen, 551 tons, Captain John Dobree.
a .ner.il Stuart, GOO toot, Captain The tut Mortimer.
The Carmarthen is stationed for Madeira, Madras,
and Bengal; and the Goaral Maori, for Madeira
and Bombay. Both ships Arc afloat, and are ap-
painted to sail from Gravesend the 4th of ne.t
month, on their respeCtive voyages.
The Court adjourned at six o'clock till to-morrow
at twelve o'clock.

The Prince of Walt, packet, with a Mail from
Lisbon, is arrived at Falmouth; the letters will not
be in town till this day.
The Mena packet, kith a Mail for England, sailed
from Lisbon on the WI November.

Mr. S, l!i:R. the Private Messenzer, who lately ar-
rived from Mr. J ACKS‘,M, At Berlin, left town yes-
terday for that capital.

The Marw Ann, snnsoercx, from Wyburg,
for Liverpool, is lost in the Orkneys.
Some firing has been heard at Dowers from the
French coast, supposed to he the rejoicings in conse-
quence of the Coronation of BUN AAAAA which
took place last Sunday.
Tim. !Lime, sloop is ordered to proceed to the
East Indies, from Portsmouth.

The Ciydr, of 38 guns, has, upon inspedion, at
Woolwich, been found in so decayed a state, as to
render it necessary to break her up.
A ship of 1,200 tons, built fnr the service of the
East India Company. was Lunched at Deptford
nn Tuesday. Captain R mama is to• have the
command.

It k reported, on what authority we know not,
that the IsLurd of Martinique had surrendered to
the British arms. Government, we know, have re-
ceived no such Advice.

Notice was given on Tuesday, in the City, that
Government were ready to contra& for a numbet ul
vessels, from 150 to :1(10 tons. 'fbe general opinion
entertained was, that these vessels arc to be employ-
ed as transports in an expedition about to be fitted
out. Upon this sukijeel we shall he sparing of our
remarks. Whatever projeds blinkers may have
in their contemplation, neither their views nor ti:e
cause of the country, can be served by a incriutur:
expostu c of their objects.

WESTMINSTER SCHOOL
Last night the young Gentlemen cf Westrnot
School commenced, azcording to annual cri.ito
the performance of Tr irrast.E'S Plays, and tile ti
of the series was The .Liclph:, the cast of which v
as follows :
• Milia
•Suram.
sDews
ivaLi . . . • •
ZudieussA
64ormi
etritylia . • • • Mr. It. krca.rotet.
Sutras . . . . . Mr. Wictia.m.
eas..lll4ris
Gets •
Mr. J. e •
Mr W. eicArgit.
Which, according to the performance of the severs
ch iraaeri, sliev:ed clearly that the utmost at:e.,,
tion had been paid to the talents of'thr ditterent gee
'tlernen who were fixed on to personify tivrii. AL
Sur V TH, in the philosophic and amiable Mrtia, o
particularly impressive, rid drew forth repeakd
planaits in various scenes; hut in none deserved more
the meed of praise, than in his airy: judicious Ana
teeli:;g delivery of the long soiiKkoy which rp,
the Play; in which he displayed a degree of task;
and a variety of diaion, which is u K often mkt
with in veteran performers.
It would be invidious to particularise any part met
than another, where each did so much justice to that
which was Allotted to him ; only that some stand so
very prominent, in comparison of others, that thev
must claim particular attention. Of this &uric..
sion are Spur and D, urea, the first of which WAS le-
deed very. well delineated by Mr. Tuts, and the
litter by Mr. Lurr set t. This Gentleman shrived
great talent in the protraiture of a peevish, petulant,
cynical old fellow, and never once lost sight of the
charaller. • In many passages, he WAS truly comic ;
brit in the 4th Aa, he was pointed in the scene with
Attie, and delivered the words, Peer mow co, in so
forcible a manner, as to draw finch a general bunt
of applause. Mr. Sst vTli leislied, Di
with equal energy; and each catching tire iroin tie
other, they finished the scene in a most spirited stile,
and with excellent efrea; the two charaaers being
very well adapted to contrast each other.
The other parts were all aired well, and rr &Elea
great credit on the several performers ; as well A% en
the masters, who had the echidna of the whole
drama : not the slightest irregularity having taken
place, nor even the whisper of a prompter having
been heard during the performance ; a circumstance
seldom known at our regular theatres.
The audience was very numerous, and fashion-
able, and departed highly gratified with their even-
ing's entertainment.

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This morning His MAJLSTY will visit the Princess
of WALES, at Blackheath.
Yesterday morning, about nine o'clock, the
Rov at. FAMILY left Windsor. His MAJESTY
stopped at Kew, and Her MAJESTY and the Patri-
c esst.s, attended by the Countess ofAYLessusv and
Lady G. BUI.KLLv, proceeded to tßiNton. and ar-
rived at the QUEEN'S house about ftsigve o'clock.
A number of the female Nobility, and Mrs.
Moors, the Lady of the ARCHBISHOP of CAN.
T EARL It V, !Laid their respells to Her Ma.; ks.r Y and
the I'm I NCESSLS during the morning.
Yesterday morning, the Dukes of Yoke., CUSP.
BERL A ND, CAM BRIDGE, and GLOUCESTER, and
Princess SOPHIA of Gloucester, visited ['heir
MAJ ts ries and the PLINCES►LS, at the Qui- I ta's
House.
The Marquis of WELLLSLCV has lately sent over
from Bengal twelve superb ivory chairs, elegantly
ornamented with gold, as a present to Her hi...l.'s-
'. v ; and yesterday they were removed from the
vast India Warehouse, in Billiter Lane, to the
QV, EN'S House.
The Archbishop of CAN TPRBORY list dangerous-
ly ill at Lambeth Palace. The Reverend PAate
has been afflifted with a lethargic complaint la
some time.

The Lady of the late Sir WILLIAM FAWCETT'
will continue in her house, in Great George-smct,
Westminster.

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cease'

We are concerned to state, that Lord HA ft-
Row DY met with an accident yesterday afternoon : as
he went up stairs in his own house, in Grosvennt-
square, he slipped and fell. h was feared his \
Lordship was much hurt in the side.
General Hoe K has taken Lord 11/41corit.t.t's late
house, in Charles-street, Berkeley-square.
Lady ResseLL succeeds the Hon. Mr. Pi.II.CIVAL
in his late Mouse. in Baker-street.
The Dowager Countess of Scrrotr is ezpend
this day at her house in Hill-street, from Brigham.
The Lady of Sir FILANCIS BARING, Bart. died at
Bath, on Monday list, universally regretted.
General Novurtirzorr, the Russian General.
who arrived in town a few weeks ago, has taken up
his residence in Bullstrode-street.

Lady C. GKLVILLs was at Covent.Car,:en Tlam-
tre, last night, to see the Young Rusc‘u..
The Marquis of 8r strolls: and h'amily will re-
miin at Trentham 1-1.:11, St.ifrordshire, until alto
January.
Two more Englishmen are said to have had a
finger in the nuns!, (wapitis,-
An Irish Nobleman of very large fortune, and
who will soon cease to be a minor, I. slid to hare
made the follow ng arrangements for his liousclsoiel
previous to his 1,..tv mg England :
A French valet, an cu ik, a Dutch groom of II:e
chamber*, a German 10111.1 C de ;Awe, an Oxfordshire both r.
a Corsican stew.srd, a Yorkshire barlid, a Norfolk gatna•koctri,.
a Ilanyalaire i.:ederr, a bochunLihire firmer and plonzhmati, a
Scotch goileher. a Newmarket groom, a Somerset
kuationair, a Cockney eJachrtuo, aid a Welc:i
footman.

A captious Gentleman observed lately, that,
with bumble submission to their High Nlightinesses
the Conti-knows, it was a on mossier to stile the invent
a Mar. Latery; a for what." exclaimed he,
this Lottery to do with Meier, when great prize.
spring torn the top almost to the bottom of its
Sehme—when numeious adventurers will bask in
the &wart sunshine of good fortune, atid many
others reap a rich if a:trowel harvest !—Howertr,;'
continued the gentleman, 4. this Winter Lottery, if
it must be called' so, instead of cooling the ardour
of adventur.:rs, or freeoing up Cie eisterprisiug ft-
cultic!, of the warm votaries if the Goddess, will, o
the vintrary, expand both their hearts and t ttit
purses for the welcome reception of it; many 36-
nous prizes."