The Sun.
London, England, 1815-06-22 00:00:00

EAST INDIA HOUSE.

L • Yesterday a Qrtartei•ly Gen.:ral Court made. spe-
cial, was held at the East India Honse, when the
Dividetnifor the last half year was declared to be
J p,..r cent.
. ' A conversation that took up three hours and a
half, and in which, the principal speakers were the
chairman-, Deputy Chairman, Alderman Atkins,
Hon. D. Kinnaird, Messrs. Hume, Dixon,
LOwndes", Randle Jackson, Smith, Twining,
Haworth, -Edward Parry, Bosangitet, and Sir•
Joho Jackson, Bart. then took place as to--the
order of•fot'mer' proceedings with respect to the
Bye-Laws and their regularity or confirmation,
which having terminated in its favour,
The Coma proceeded to the confirmation of
tho Se. Bye-Laws, which had been approved the
preceding Court ; which having been confirmed,
' The'Chairman proposed a list' of fifteen Pro-.
prietors, as a Committee for inspecting the Bye-
Laws, viz..: •

Thomas Lair. Gerirge • Cumming; Esq.; William
Drewe, Esq.; Georges W ezlce Esq. ; Hon. Douglas
naird ; Humphrey Howarth, Esq. M. P. ; Patrick Htaticy,
Esq. ; 'Henry Smith, Esq.; Sir John B. Walsh, Bart.;
Baring, Esq.; John Taylor, Esq, M. P. ; George Grote, Esq.;
Darid Lyon, Esq.; Robert WilliaMs, Esq.; Wbitsbed Keene,
Esq. M.P.

And the question having been separately put to
each individual,' was carried -unani►nously in the
affirmative, and five were resolved to be a quorum.
Mr. FIOWARTH gave notice that, at the next
General Court, he should move that no Director
of the East India Company hold a place of Otto-
ment under the Crown, • •

•
I.:lie proceeding's of the Court of Dirctors, re-
latitie- to the increase& allowance to Sir -.lames`
Cunningham, Bart: were laid before the Pro,
pr!etors, and being read, they were Unanimously
confirined:—The Court then adjourned sine die.

His Royal Highness the 'PRINCE REGENT, act-
ing .
in the;trame and on the behalf of.his MAJESTY,
has been plea,sed.to grant his Royal Charter to the
Chamber of Commerce of this city, under the style
and title of " The Corporation of the, Chamber of
CoMmer.ce of Limeriek."—Th is, we believe, is the
first .Chat-ter granted to any-such-mercantile body
in Ireland.--(Limerick Advertiser.) .
We are informed that Dr. COOPER, and three
eminent Surgeons, of 30 years experience in Strie-
re, q.PistulaDebilitieS, &c. &c. have establiSh-
etirlasMedical -Board, at. Charlotte-house, Great
Charlotte-street, opposite Rowland Hill's Chapel,
Blackfriar's-road, where the Public are-relieved
from
.the most dangerous diseases, witlioni saliva-
tion or confinement. The- Institution claims the
attention of those who have attempted' the cure of
themselves, or who have been so unfortunate as to
consult men- ignorant of so important a branch of
the profession, whose inrproper treatment have
mereurialized thousands out of their existehee.--.
• Eruptions on the Beall; Face, and Body, Sore
byes, Throat, Mouth, and Nose, Vertigo, NoiSe
in the Ears, Deafness, Dimness of Sight, Pains
in the Head and. Limbs,. frequently mistaken for
Rheumatism.; weakness in the Knees, swelled
A
&c. are a few of
t
toms which appear years after,
and too often embitter the- Matrimonial State.-. 4..
dfuh
Mews. CooPE a and Co. are consulted- daily by
sl:geir a case, hlektl ieresa,
symp with a general
all ranks of people, from ten till eight or, by
letter, ;ii
Fee (for. no other are answer-
ecj when. Medicine and the
best Advice is sent to all parts of -the kingdom--
They cure the Piles and Fistula, without burning-
or t
or cutting, and give- tnlvice, gratis, on Tuesd'a'y',Thursdayi anti Suinhay mornings, till 12 o'clock.
Another Battle !---So current were the reports
yesterday, of another battle :haying taken place,-
in which anonaparte was said to be defeated, that,
several persons were sanguine enough CO give
premiums to receive tottery Tickets if Onnitn.
was done to-day at JO per cent., premium :—this
mode of spetolot ing in Lottery Tickets has added
considerably to the demand at the Various Offices;
and would) if die Scht•trfe' itseq were trot sttlE....
cienfly attractive, pryve p sonrce of. much ad.
vautag.A.: to the ()(lice' 1-Cceper,:.

.SE,USSELS, JiiNE .16.—.30rne periol7g who left
the army this morning Say, .that•the French- are
towards their frontiers. A letter from
Paris, announces that the Royalist army in Lit
VentltSe has obtained most ,signal adtanoges. Two
regiments of the young'guard which:advanced to
Angers; have been totally deStroyed by •thern.
The Royalist army is estimated at 80,000 men.--;-Li
(Oracle, June 19.) -
BRUSSELS, JUN& -18.—Sitice this morning at
eigh‘'o'clochi.the news.from the army contiutie
satisfactory.: The numerous reinforcements that
have arrived to the Duke of Wellington in Art
lery and cavalry, and the-still more considerable
reinforcements that • have. joined the. MissiOn.
army ; among others, -10-,000 cavarry give. reason
•
to presage the happiest result.- •
NEWS FROM THE AtmED AitNl /ES. -

Letters from Switzerland; of June 6, announce,
that there is an extraordinary nrovement among %
the troops on the right bank of the Rhine. It is
expected they will very soon doss the tiger. It
had been believed that. the passage of , the Rhiiie •
would be suspended till the arrival of the Rus-
sians, but on tire sth all the chief .Magistrates
of the Communes of the Grand Duchy of Badenr
were called together at Lorrach, to provide
for the quartering and maintenance:of the Aus-
trian troops,, whose invasion, it is said, .cannot

experience any further delay. The Prince of 1/o-
-
•
•

henzollern, who comthatuls the lift :tying of Prince
Schwartzenbetg'S army, has still hi•s head•quar-
ters at Stockach, but they were to be removed to
'Slechlingen. This command extends from . the.
frontiers of SWitzerland to the -environs of Ren-
ken, and along the Rhine from Lorrach to Basle, .
near Basle to Bischoffsheim, threeleagues below
Kehl, where the command of the Prince Royal_
of Wirtemberg All the the territory of ;
Baden about the Black Forest sivAfmg tiiiii-
Austiian troops belonging to this Division; which
Is 40,000 strong, and destined to maintain over
Switzerland'a perfect communication between the
armies of Prince Schwartzenberg and' General
Frimont. The ma:gaiines of Lorrach, Fributg,
and Waldshut, are provisioning with unremitting
activity.—Vornaal General de Paps Bas, June 19`.y
HAXAU, JUNE .12.-1 n the night of the 10th
the. Bavarian troops, wild have been fir eight
weeks in ourr neighbourhood, upon the left bank

of the Maine, received orders to break up imnredi.

ately, and accordingly marched off at one o'clock is
the morning from Steinheim, Sillgensti!tit, and all ,
the environs. They were ordered to tendezvotis'oLe -
Diezenbach -and Elencenstamm, thetice to riracee4.
Oppenheitn: They received provisions forsgilt
days, and proceeded by forced marches to their
place of destination. As soon as they marched off,
ilassian troops intmediately passed through these:
places,. as they did here the same night.
1114NHEim, JUNE 12.--Yestertlay avrisied fire
official news from the grand head-quarter's "ai
.11eidelbergi that the head-quarters of the*
Sovereigns Would enure here tin the 13th` or f 4H' .
An Anstrian. Staff Officer is busy in- engagingi -
lodgings for all the Illustrious Strangers. Eris.
Majesty the Emperor of Austria will reside itr the
palace of the Emperor of Rnisia, in the Hunt
where the Crown Prince of Bavaria has- Triththo'
resided. Forty generals,- -above 1000' Officers;
and several Ambassadors with their. Strifes, aee
expected to follow theSnvefeignl. .WOrktneri.re
employed day and night in building, out of. !be' •
town, stabling for 3006 horses. The head-Oat::
tees of Field-Marshal Prince Wreck, is to he.
moted
.to Kaysirslanterti. (Fregiefort Giitticrd
Gazette; June 14.)

GENEVA, JUNE 7.—They write from on.
the 30th May, that two days b'efore, 40,000
triatt§, of hom' 8000` were' ca -ero'or.vd' c
Tissitto', This army marches, with )5,W)

inontese (of whom ",,OUC) are cavalry), with a suit..'
able train of artint4y. to Savor. .
An ERrnes§. has ji MlirotT4ht OftCrat tie\tt
of.the- (tool, o liiB' -iNh.lesty 14,:ln'a;01;.fi
formerly King, of S3rl.linia. t.iratt
e q:jr