The Sun.
London, England, 1812-07-08 00:00:00

f;.N iCftPTS.

James S'ynitli, Chelsea, surgeon, fn snrrerier.TnlS, , anti
August is, at eleven, at. G161,1:1;111, London. Attorney,
Mr. William Snail, Bedfoul-row.

Simon Field; Hogleigh-park, 'Reigate, Surrey, dealer, July
11, 21, and•Angust 18, at ,eleveu, at Ciuildlll, London.
Attorney, Mr. Clatton, St. Thomas-street, Southwark.
John Mark, Queinhithe, London, malt-factor, July. 11, at.
eleven, 25,7and•Artgust *lB,.at ten, at Guildhall, London.
Attornies, Messrs. Parnther add Son, -London-street,
Fenchurcb-street.
-James Etches, Mlg,h-Holborn, haberdasher, July 25, 28, and
August 18, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr.
Farren, Church-court, LOthbury.
Thomaz Wait, Portsea, house,carpenter;Jnly J 3, at one, 14,
at eh.; en, and Angnst- is, at one, at the Blue Posts: Inn,
•Broad-street; PyrtSmouth. Attorney, Mr., Hart, Ports-
mouth. „ •
John Boivlter, Tarporley, Cheshire, stay-maker, July 17, 13,'
and Angust- 18; at, eleven, at-the Swan, Tarporley. AttOr-
nice, Messrs. Eddleston and Elwood, Nantwich, Cheshire,
or Messrs. BoUrdillon- and Hewitt, Little Friday-street,
Cheapside..
George lienry Browne, John-street, BedfordLroW, scrivener,
July •11, at eleven,,2l, at one, and August is, at ten, 'at,
Guildhall, London. Attornies, Messrs, Lowes .and ow-
hurn, Hare-court, Temple. •
Richard Fearns, Twickenbath, poniterGr, July' ll,' 25, and
August 18; at twelve, at Guildhall, London. Attorney,
Mr. Kyall, Cross-street, Newington.
John Yates, Manchester, ironmonger, July. 20 and 21, at
two, and August 18, at. four, at the Star Inn, Deansgate,
Manchester. Attornies, Messrs: Milne, and
Manclester, or Messrs. Mirue.anc Parry, Temple,
London.
Richard Hadden,. Upper Priory, Rirmingham' victualler,
-August 1 'and 3, at one, and 1,.;;, at nine, at the Swan Ta-
vern, Bull-street, Birmingham. Attornieg, Mr. Egerton,
Gray's-Imi-sqUare, London, or Mr. C.'llenson, Colt:lore,
row, Birmingham. _
Richard Williams, Worcester, timber-merchant, July 23,•29,
and August 18, at eleven, at John Boncher's,
Worcester. Attornies Mr. James !jet, Tandeld-court;
Temple, London,. or Mr. Platt, Worcester. ' ,

Abraham Whitehead, 13arn within Saddlewortli, Yorlv :hire,
clothier, July 29, 30, and August 13, at eleven, at the Globe
Tavern, Ashton-under-line. Attornies, Mef.sTs. Clarke and
• Richards, Chancery-lane, London, or Mr. Mellor, Ashton-
under-line. , •

William Newton, Davenport, AspburY, Cheshire, corn-dealer,
July 21, 25, and August 18, at eleven, at the Castle Inn;
Stockport. Attornies; Mr. Edge, Inner-Terriple, London,
. Or Mr.-Harrop, Stockport.
Fraitois Broadhurst, late of Norfidli-street, Strand, merchant,
July 11, 18, and August, is, at ten., at Guildhall;LOridon.
Attornies, Mr. Lys, 'rook's-court, Cliancery,lane.
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WEDNESDAY, JULY 8, TSI2

It is said that such a. degree of agitation had
prevailed in the state of his MAJESTY, during the
latter part of last month, as to excite apprehen-
sion of some alarming change. lie was, how-
ever, somewhat better on Saturday,: when the
Lords of the Queen's Privy Council held their
Quarterly Meeting for the purpose of making their
Report of his situation, but on that day a more
violent agitation occurred than his MAJESTY hqd
suffered for many months before. This mclan-
e.oly state continued without intermission for
many hours, and, as we yesterday mentioned, was
attended by the loss of speech. Expresses were
immediately dispatched to the Doctors llALFoan-
and lIEBERDEN, who, as soon as possible, waited
on the Royal:sufferer. After his 111'AsEsTY's speech
returned, he had an undisturbed sleep of several
Lours, and when he waked was in a very tranquil
state, and refreshed himself with tea, and again
fell asleep for about an hour. The latest report
from Windsor last night stated, that his MAJESTi
was in a composed state during the whole of the
day. We are happy in 'adding, that the ace )unt of
this day says that his MAJESTY is in a state of pro-
gressive amendment.

The accounts brought yesterday'bv the Anholt
Mail are of a very important nature ; and are more
favourable than we expected. We were naturally
anxious that a peace, should be Concluded between
Russia and Turkey; but we were not.prepared to
expect that the latter would, from being the
enelay, have so suddenly become the Ally of
Rus:sia: This event, however, is calculated
to produce the most decisive' effects upon the
result of the war, because it ,not only :re-
leases Russia from a powerful. adversary, but it
will render the advance of `the French into the

littSSiall dominions dangerous in the 'extreme.—
There can be no doubt but that our aunc:lle re-
lations will soon be renewed with Russia" as Mr.
THORNTON was, according to'the last accounts
from ciottenburgh, about to set out for-Peters-
burgh. _ It is stated confidently that Russia does

not require any pecuniary -assistance from us to
enable her to carry on the war, but she has ex-
p:-essed a strong hope that the means will be af,
forded to Sweden .of exerting her energies against
France.

WINDSOR, JULY' 7.7.'-YeStertlay ilis- MAJESTY
had a.great turn in his disorder for the worse.
Expresses were sent off to London and other
places in consequence. .
. .
At half .past, six o'clock in• the evening, the
PRINCE REGENT and nuke of CUMBERLAND. ar-
rived, and had interviews With the QUEEN. The
Duke of YORK arrived soon after at the Castle,

The PRINCE REGENT anti Duke of GUMBtII:-
LAND remained with the QUEEN till half past nine
%.,*clork , and then set off on their, return to Lon-
don. The Dukc of-YoRK remained all night, and
aft us at eleven o'clock for London. The Duke
of CAMBRIDGE arrived early this morning: The

PRINCt ItP,6Et;i' and bulce cif etr.iTikLAND ar-
rived this day at twelve o'clock, and were' clqs'eted
with '6e QUEEN' till half past On.!, when tio!.KING
;being considered better; they 12ft the Citstl for
-Con

The PR/I,7Ct REGENT and Duke of Cl/ MtERLAND

returned froia Windsor on' Monday night, be-
. tweet ten and eleven ; and yesterday morning'
about halt' past nine o'clock the PaiNcn REGENT,
accompanied by the Duke of CUM,IRRLAND,, and
Sir T:TYRWHITT, left London again for Windsor.
The Ki NiG, was considereB so bad on Monday night,
that the Duke of Yonic'determined to remain. at
Windsor all night ; but consideringh is Royal Father
wetter yesterdaymorning,'his Royal Highness left
Windsor a little before eleven o'clock, aadarrived
at his- Office in the Horse Guards, it being his
.Royal Highness's intention to hold a Military
Levee as usual; but ColonelTonßENs, his Secre-
tary, not expecting the Duke's return from Wind-
sor, had postponed the Levee in consequence -Of
the alarming reports of the state of the KING.'
'The PRINC;E REGENT, the Duke of 6.TAIDERLAND
.anci SirT.TYilwillyr, arrived in town from-Wind-
-stir abontiour o'clock.
• • BRISTOL,- JULY' '7.—HUNT still continues to -
poll his man an hour, but we have reason to think
that to-morrow will exhaust him. Yesterday the
most disgraceful scene yet exhibited took place on.
our Exchange. As -Soon as the poll was ended,
HUNT, as usual, mounted his horse, preceded by
a low artizan of this 'city, .and another of
equal respectability from Bath, bearing the Cap of
Liberty before him
,a la Fraaeaise. Every man of
sense, every person who had any regard to de=
cency, and every patriotic native of Bristol blush--
ed to see that city the first devoted to; the display
Of this Rcrolationary hisignia. No other notice
has yet been taken of this: Gallic Exhibition, than •
what Mr. Davis,- has, very much, to his honour,
'mentioned in his daily addrets. The numbers on
the ..conclifsion: of the Poll on Monday, were
DAvis, IB7.—Thursday, half-past
three,' DAV IS 122—AUNT 6.

Y.esterday morning the 3d Regiment of Guards
had .afield inspection in Hyde Park by General
Dts NV.I7, Comnnandeil by Lieutenant-Colonel COT-
To,---Colonel" iklikssiE, lately returned from For-
tugal,..attetided as Field Officer.

A dctachnient of the 'Royal Scots, 7 off Cers and
8 men, his embarked at Leith fOr CON":'eS, from
whence they proceed to Canada, with a small de-
tachment of the 40th.

It is asserted that I;UONAPARTE has signed forty
licenses, by which forty cargoes of coffee and su-
gar are to be allowed to be introduced into the
ports of Prussia.
A destructive fire broke out on the premises of
Major Webber, Oak Common, Middlesex, on
Saturday, night, which consumed the dwelling-
house, stable, and out-houses, surrounding a farm -
yard' It was occasioned by a boy imprudently
taking a candle into the hay-loft without a lan-
thorn, when racking up his horses. The damage
is computed at 5000,1.