The Sun.
London, England, 1812-07-06 00:00:00

TO THE- PROPRIETORS Or EAST INDIA. STOCK.

LApitS ANT? . ..•
...IN conformity. with my inU•ntion to ieconie a
Candidate for uSeat in the firedion of your Affairs, and
entonraged by the.very favourable receotion4 have met with
11Vitut my cans:., I am induced Vtpfrer mY.4.ff to your notice
%Amon the preseut'var,ney, orr'a,nione,i by the:lamented death
a toy worthy friend Mr. Willi-ohs, anOespcctfully to solicit
your votesfind interest. Long and atirr?dized service,—expe-
riencr in imiortant branches of youriebncernsUbroad, parti-
cularly in yoiir Revenue, C.oroniersiA, and
me to hope, ycni may con‘ider.ine qualified to hear a part in
the administration of your affairs !n this country;'.. Permit me
to aesure you, that should I he honodterl viith your confidence
rn thd 'present • occasion, a faitbful 4discharge of theduties
that may &foliar On me, and dit iiiideviating attachment to.
those principles that may best -,nronfett the true interests of
'the East India Company, shall ht v renstint study. -
I have the honour 6'64
Ladies and Gt!ritletnen,
Your most obedient .10r1 deontiAservant,• :
Uinta CLERK..
28, Upper Seymour-street, July 6; 1812.- •

TO THE PROPRIETORS OF, EkiT-IN4lnk STOCK:
AI'ETTh4
'G of the FRIENbB" 6f
BERT CLERK 13 particularly requelted; at the Old
London' Tavern, in Bishopsgate-street, TO-MORROW, at
We've o'clock, for the purpose of adopting the hest means
to secure his Election to the present vacant Seat in‘;:the East
India Direction.
July 6, 1812.
•

MAILS.
Anntvz.r.-1 Dublin, 1-Heligoland. DL"--1 Cadiz, 1 Lis-
bon, 1 Dublin, c). M'aterfard. •

PRICE OF STOCKS
THIS DAY AT TWELVE
bonsols 571 i with div. j Red. Ann...._ 56{ Omnium 1 a pr.

THE SUN.

3(YLEM QUIN DICEItF. FALSU3I AtIDE.kT

L 0 N D 0 N,
MONDAY, JULY 6, 1812.

We are still unable to communicate to our
'Readers any deciiive intelligence from the North
of Europe ; but we have no doubt that the next
Mail will bring us an account of the commence-
ment of hostilities, unless the Emperor ALEX-
ANDER should . be induced to submit to the
arrogant demands of BUONAPARTE. The ,!ast
Paris Papers boast of the strength of the
French armies, which they represent as ex-
ceeding those of Russia by seventy thousand men.
but the accounts of both parties, relative to the
amount of the respective armies, ought to be re-
ceived with great caution. •

Every fresh account from Ireland tends to con-
firm the appgehensions we expressed, that the pro-
posed concession to the Roman Catholics would
not produce the desired effect. So far from *hew-
ing any thing the a conciliatory disposition, the
most violent language, and the most hostile reso-
lutions, have been adapted. They reject all nego-
c'ation ; they refuie any concession, and they
demand our unqualified acquiescence in all their
demands !

Saturday _night the Quarterly Report of the
queen's Council, of the state of the KING, was
depo'sited at the Council Office, Whitehall, agree- ,
Ehly to the Regency Act.
Yesterday Divine Service was performed at'
Carlton, House, before his Royal Highness the
PRINCE REGENT, the Duke Of CUMBERLAND, and
the Household, by the Rev. F.V.I3LomBERop
Clerk of the Closet, and the
.Reve J. S. CLARKE,
Chaplain of the Household.
'Yetterday the Duke of YORK and the LORD
CHANCELLOR had audiences, of the PRINCE RE-
GENT, at Carlton House.
Friday. soon after eleven o'clock, the Princess
CHARLOTTE of WALES arrived in town from Wind-
sor. Her Royal Highness went from. Warwick
House to Kensington Palace, to dine with the
Princess of WALES ; and a little before eight
o'clock she set off on her return to Windsor.
The Duke of CAMBRIDGE has tommanded a Mas-
querade at Vauxhall Gardens.
A Cabinet Council was held •on Friday, at the
Foreign Office.
The Duke and Duchess of YORK gave a grand
dinner on Saturday, to the Earl and Countess of
JERSEY, and a select party, at their house, Stable-
yard, St. Jame's.
The Duke of .NORFOLK has a large, party to
dinner this day, at his house in, St. James's-

square.
Lord and LadyMiLsounNE gave a sum 'Stotts en-
tainment on Saturday at their house, 'Whitehall,
to his Royal Highness the PRINCE REGENT, the
Earl and Countess of CIIOLMONDELEV, the Earl
and Countess of DESBOROUGH, the Earl of EGRE-
MONT, Lords PETERSHAM, MAYNARD, PALMER-
STON, &C.
The Right Hon. CHARLES LONG gave an ele-
gant entertainment on. Saturday to the Earl and
Countess of LONSDALE, Aim Earl and Countess of
CAMDEN, the Ladies PRATT, and a large party, at
his seat, Erxilley-hill.

Yesterday's fine weather drew forth into title
Park and Kensington Gardens, all ranks of people
from every quarter of the town. Town has been
thinned for some days past ; but no bad criterion
of the proportion of quality in London might be -
drawn by a survey of coronets in Hyde Park yes-
terday ; there were not less than 500 in the
cavalcade at one time/ The following titled per-
sonages may be enumerated. ,
The Princess Castelcicala; Duchesses of Beaufalt, Dorset,
and Bedford ; Marchionesses of Hertford, Lath, Wellesley,
Donegal, Cornwallis, Lansdowne, Douglass, Headfort, and
Salisbury; Countesses of Bridgewater, Jersey, Poivis., Oxford,
Cmvper, Tankerville, Camden, Coventry, Sefton, Mansfield,
Aylt sford, Pembroke, Mountnorris, Conyagham, Dartmouth,
1)a, nley, and Chohnondeley ; Ladies C. Lterries, Tyiney Long,
Crewe, R. Seymour, Deutinek, Hampden' Castle• a .gh, and
Carrington ; Mistresses Chan ' pneys Boelr4 Via'pole, and
Dot vecie ; the Ladv of the Spanish Ambassador, in a very
cgunt chariot, richly erublazonedAvith heraldic ornaments,
ac.; Mesdames Skeftington, Delete, Robinson, Bruirlmell,
and tValpolc, were among the fashionable pedestrians.
The usual four-in-hand charioteers ;,and Sir
JOIIN LADE in an elegant new curricle.