The Sun.
London, England, 1812-06-02 00:00:00

E-dST4NDIA-HOUSE,

May 27, 1212.
rill-TE COURT of DIRECTORS of the PNITE.IS
bOMPANY of MERCHANTS of ENGL4YD
trading to the EAST-INDIES do hereby give Notice;
That at the QUARTERLY GENERAL COURT of
said Company, appointed to be held at their House, in Leaden-
hall-street, .on Wednesday, the 24th June nod, at Eleven
o' Clock in the Forenoon, -a Resolution of the Court of Dirc.,-
tors of the 20th March last, for allowing a Pension of 400/.
per Annum to Capt. Robert Hay, late C'ommander to the gip
Astell, will be laid before the said General CoUrt for their
probation, agreeably to. the 19th Section of .the GM Chapter of
the Company's Bye-Lazcs.

lPlLLltlitt R~IIIS 4Y, tires.

THE late damp weather having proved p.irticn-
larly injurious to the HAI R, by destroying the curl,
and deranging its natural beautiful appearance, to prevent
this, Lathes and Gentlemen should use ATK IN SO N'S
ORIGINAL CURLING FLUI l), which will keep the
curl perfeet in damp weather, or during exercise. in riding;
dancing, &c. This fluid is.also allowed, by competent
fudges, the best article ever invented for dressing the Haiti ,
adds to its growth and thickness to astonishment. and con-
veys such a beautiful gloss and fascinating attraction 4s can,
be obtained by no other means.
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N. B.—Keeps false hair in curl, and anakco it pear
natural. -

Sold by Bayley and Blew, Perfumers to the D. N. and
Duchess of York, Cocksutir-street Harding and I ,o‘vell,
Pall Mall ; Turner, and Overton, 47, New Bond. greet;
Grange, 189, Oxford-street ; Taite, Cornhill ;
Cheapside ; Berry, 17, Greek-street ; Davison, Fleet,
street; and most perfutner3 and hair-dressers; and by the
Proprietor, lames Atkinson, Perfumer, 9, High-street,
Bloomsbury, London, in bottles at 3s. 6d. and 6a. where
may be had, Atkinson's Vegetable Dye, for changing red or
grey Hair to an auburn or beautiful jet black.

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THE FIRST PRODUCTION IN 'i'l-IL WU10;i).
MACASSAR OIL, for improving and acccie-a»
ting the GROWTH of HA IR. Patronised 6y ilie;r
Royal highnesses the f'riticess of WALES and Duke of
SUSSEX, and most of the Nobility.
• its Victims are comprised of vegetable I ngrcdients from a
Tree in the. Island of .vlacassar, in the East Indies. 'fits
Oil is no pretended foreign Oil.. but the genuine-produce of
the Macassar Tree; and it is recommended on .the Basis of
Truth, 'Expelience, and the most rcspettab;c and accrecUtcd
Testimonials. -Where the Hair ...las been deficient fora Se.
ries of Years, this Qil will fully replenish it. It is calcu.
lated to nourish and preserve. the Hair from falling off
changing its colour (particularly after Sea 13 thing, which
often proves injurious to thel-lair),,anci by its Moisture era.
dicates whatever Matters its Growth, and sum-makes it thick
and regular.
Lathes. especially, will find the beneficial Effeels of thiS
Oil. as it gives to the Tresstss a most beautiful Gloss and
Scent, and when dressed and curled, it renders it iik.xpress-
bl7rattradting. 'I r is also pre-eminent for Children's
instead of Soap, Z.:c. it eradicates the Scurf easier, is cx.
trernely beneficial to the latant, and brings. the !lair to a
beautiful state.

It is also admirably adapted to promote the Growth of
Whiskers,, Eye-brows, &c. likewise is far superior to
Portriturn for constant use in dressing, with or withpur
Powder.
Sold at 3s. 6d. ios. 6d. and large bottles; containing eight
small, at LI. ts. each, by the Proprietors, Rowland and Son,
Kirby _street, Hatton-g:•rden, London ; and by their Appoint-
ment, wholesale and retail, by Mr. Smyth, Perfumer to his
Majesty, 117, Catty and Co. 57, D. Rigge, 35, Overton, 47,
New Bond-street; Hendries, Perfumers to her Majesty,
Titchborne.street ; Bayley and Blew, Perfumers to the Duke
anti Duchess of York, Cockspur.stree; ; R. Rowney, i„-6,
Hatton-garden ; S. Berry, Greek-street, Soho.; Lowe, 330,
Strand; I. T. 'Rigge, 6i, Cheapside,,and sz. Park-street
cones, Apple-tree-yard, St. lames's ; Burgess,, Cursitor_
street ; Patie, Butts, and Co. Lombard-Street; . Barclay and
Sons, Fleet market ; Newbery and Sons, 45, St. Paul's
Church-yard ; Butler, 4, and Stubbs.•3B, Cheapside ;- Bow.
ling, Walker, and• Co. Borough. • Dicey and Sutt !n, how
Church-yard ; Shaw and Edwaris. 66, Sr.. l'aul's Church.
yard; Harding, Howell, and Co: Ztg, Pall-Mall ; T. Raine
and Co. 25, King-street, Covent-garden ; 1 horn, 45, Bacon,
151, Grang'e, and Turner, Oxford.street ; and by all Per.
turners and Medicine Venders in London, and in every Town
throughbut the Empire.
Beware of Servile Imitations. The Genuine Macassar.
Oil has the signature on the outside Label, in Red Ink, A.
liowland and Son,' and the words ' Rowland's Macassar
Oil' engraved on the bottle.;
Of whom may be had,, •
ALSANA EXTRACT, in bottles at ros. 64., and 4s. 6rl.
each. Also, tie ACS ANA POWDER, at 2s. gd. per box,
for eradicating all Disorders of tile Teeth and Gums, and
rendering them extremely beautiful ; patronised by her Royal
Highness the Duchess ut York, find his Excellency the Duke
del I nfantado.

DEPILITY, STRICTURES, &c.
EL' OURACED by the uniform success at•
• tending their peculiar method of treating a few preys-
lent'Complaints, confirmed by the experience of many years
in a 'very extensive pradice, sensible also of the happy ett::.cts
resulting to the public from men of professional skill con.'
fining their attention to a certain class of Diseases, Messrs.
GOSS and CO. tontinue ,to dired their studies to those
disorders arising from a secret destrtielive habit of incon'
siderate youth. which not only occasions a numerous train
of nervous attedions, but entails also on its votaries the
enervating imbecilities of old age. In all such distressing
cases of Debility or Deficiency, as regularly educated 4ur-
geons.of London, they oiler a_ firm, sate, and perfect Itesto.,
-ratiort to sound and vigorous Health. In ttie early stage of
the Venereal Disease they are enabled, by a safe and sope-
rior mode, to effedually remove every vestige of the com-
plaint in two or three days, and even in the most deplorable
stages of this melancholy disorder. ILiwever inveterate. or
complicated, their plan of treatment (without restraint in
diet or exercise) insures to the patient a petted, speedy, and
radical cure. As frequently arising from or connette4 With
the above:complaints, Gleets and Stridures have not escaped
their attention; for by improVed, mild, and effic.,ciouS
means, they pledge themselves to remove such diseases,
whether recent or of long duration, without' resorting to the
painful and dangerous use of the caustic.
Such has been the agreeable re, ult of a ptadice of fifteen
years, that their mode of treatment has not in one single in-
stance ever proved abortive; during which period enemy
thousand persons of both sexes have -experienced the happy
enjoyment of being perfedly cured, after severe and injurious
methods had been persevered in by others to no purpose.
These considerations first induced Messrs. GOSS and Co,
publicly to offer their advice, and they presume their pre.
tensions constitute. a fair ground for the unprecedented Con.
tidence with which they have by the Public•been so liberal,.
ly honoured.
To be consulted at their house daily, personally 4 or by
letter, by Patients of either sex, with the greatest secrecy,
delicacy, and honour.
Patients in the country stating the particulars of their case,
age, manner of living, &e. &c. enclosing a sank Note for
advice and medicines, the same will be forwarded to any part
Of the kingdom.
GOSS and Co. Surgeons, No, i 3, Botivcrie-streets. Fleet.
street.

• , Al LS. ' •
Pitt,ED--1 Gorrn.cy, 1 Jersey, I Heligoland, 1 Dublin.
I)L Cadiz, 1 Waterford.

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TIIIS DAY .AT TWELVE &CLOCK.
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L 0 N D 0 N, •
TUESDAY, JUNE 2,, 1812.

Alail arrived this morning; by
which we have receirved.the followitrg Letter :
' ITELIG9LAND, MAY 2.7,7—Since last Mail a flag
of truce has arrived from Hit Stun, and brought over
the family of a merchant on the island, but no news
whatever of a public nature, of which the inhabi-
tants seem to be equallTignorant as ourselves.

Our Readers will see,. by a reference to the Par:-
liamentary. proceedings of yesterday, that Mr.
CASKING informed the House of Commons, that
the Marvis WELLESLEY had yesterday received
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*the PaxxcEßEGiNT's directions to proCeedimme-
diatcly to the formation of p. new Administra-
tion. Whether the difEculties which have 'hi-
therto prevented the acconiplishment of this 'Ob-
ject are removed,
,or not, we cannot pretend to
say;, th c Noble Marquis, however, we arc convinced,
will proceed to the discharge of the important task
which has been enti usted, to him, with a degree of
energy proportioned te• the exigency of the times.
We shasll not at present offer any speculations upon
the Administration that is likelvto be formed under
his Lordship's. auspices ; wehave already expressed
our wisho and our hopes upon this subject, and
we 4: convinced that our feelings are. in unison
with those of, a great majority of the people of
this Brnpire. After Lord WELLisLEy. left the
PRINCE REGENT, his Lordship had an interview
with Lord MOIRA and with Lord GREY. ' '

Yesterday Earl Mom and . the Marquis WEL=
LESLEY had long audiences of the PRINCE REGENT
at Carlton-House.
Yesterday his Royal HighnesS the NINO', -11E7,
G: NT gave a grand 'dinner, at -Carlton House, to
their Royal Highnesses the Dukes of KENT,CKM:
BERLA*".ZIr, Sus'sEX, and CAMBRIDGE, the Princess&
AUGUSTA, MAii.Y, CHARLOeTE ,Of WALES',
.and the
Dachess of YORK, Lady DE CLIFFORD, &c.
Yesterday her Roy:*l Highness Princess'CHAß-
-0 tTE of WALES visited their Royal HighnesseS
-Pfincesses AUGUSTA and MARY, at the Queen'S
Palace. The Princesses being afterwar4 joined
by the Duke's of 'KENT and CAMBRIDGE, the Royal
Party, at eleven o'clock, proceeded to, Westmin-
uter Abbey • his Royal Highness the Duke
of KENT, ;heir Royal HighnesseS Princesses
AUGUSTA- and CHARLOTTE -of . WALES, Lady
DE CLIFFORD and Lady C. WYNNE in the'Prin-
cess CHARLOTTE'S carriage; his Royal Highness
the Dike of CAMBRIDGE, her Royal Highness The
Prineess Marty, and attendants in s the Duke of
KENT.S carriage.. ColOnel BLooINIFiELD attended
as 17.. perry to uer Royal Highness Princess CHAR-
LOTTE Of WALES.
Yesterday the 'Knights of the Bath, ;installed at
Westminster Abbey, dined at the
,Clarendon
Hotel. His Royal Highness the Duke of YORK;
acting Master of the Order, presided..
Yesterday the MarchioneSses
.of • SLIGO, and
$_,T I, the Countess of ELY, Mrs. PE ILDING, Miss
GOLDSWORTHY, and Miss Frac'', waited on the
PiuNcr:s3r.s at the Queen's Palace.
• .The Nobility's Subscription Ball at the Argyle
Booms, was, on Friday last attended by upwards
of 400 fashionables.
_The Duchess, of CUANDOS .had a Grand Rout
last night at her house in Gosverior-squrre.
It does:not appear from the private letters re-
ceived by the last Anholt mail, from various ports
in the Baltic, that hostilities have yet commenced
in Poland. The report, however,' proves to be
correct, that an embargo--a sort of preliminary 1
10 warfare—had been placed ,on all vessels at
Liebau, in CMuland, bound to. Prussian ports.—
The- Russian merchants, who experienced much
more inconvenience from this measure, had pe-
Coned their government for its recal • but their
application had not been complied, with.
Letters o:the. 10th and 12th of May, .frOm Lie-.
state, that Riga:had been declared by the
Rus:=.ian Government, a free pmt for the vessels
6f all nations: This account was generallY Cre-
dited upon 'Change • but is rendered doubtful
by the circumstance of a letter of subsequent date
having been received from Riga, Whichis entirely
silent on the. subject. . •
. A report prevailed- •at Stochhohn, that the.
SwediGh Government meditated the conquest- of
Norway,, and would-soon attempt.to effect
The French _were not at .Konigsberg on the•Sth
• Tile Speedwell, vhich has arrived at Guernsey
from Gijon; brings information, that 'the •French
had again returned to the province of the Astu-
rias. On , the- 17th ult. they entered Oviedb,
without- opposition, though ineonsiderable in
number. The people,' every where. ffed in con-
sternation and alarm. Mr. KELLY, the British
Consul at Gijon, had quitted that port in time to
save hinv,,elf and •his faiuily. It ..is conjectured
that the French . had only in view a marauding
expedition, fOr the purpose of procuring such
supplies as that- exhausted country might still -be
able to afford. .
he Direct Ors of_ the East India Company are
said to have taken two hundred of the most neces-
aitons•of the weavers of Spit'al-fields, and its neigh-
birarhookl, into their employ as supernumerary la 7
• hoaxers. Those. with the largest 'families have
been selected ;-• so that this benevolent measure
has afforded immediate support tO•above one thou-
sand distressed individual); in. that quarter.
Price of Bread, same as last week. • • •