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London, England, 1802-08-24 00:00:00

EAST INDIA HOOSZ)

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THE COURT of DI RECTORS of -tbe.
UNITED CO ..11-PA.ZsIY of MERCHANTS of ENG.
,LAND trading to the East.lndits, do hereby give Notice,
That it is their inteytion to. receive Applications 9lt or before the
36,th September, from the itierchants wanting Tonnage
.6- the
ExPoi7t of Goods to India ; for such Goods Which at; to be Ship.
in the ensuing Quarter ; and on cr before- the 31:i Decembe!',.
the 31st March, ;and 3oth June, for such Goods the MernLaats
are desirous of Shipping in each Quarter, following svel, date:;
and that his their intention also to furnish -Tonnage for any quah.,
14y of Madeira.kine which may he required, by Person; willits,c
to shipl47 same' for: India, upon appli:ations, _ •
- Particular: of ibi Rates of Freight, e&c. . fa. theffrst Ships ej
the Season, are to be teen in, the 0.1fle: of the Clerk to theaCommitrce
of Shipping.,

JAMES COBB, Assist.lnt Secretvy.

CAPITAL ESTATE in SUSSEX
, TO BE SOLD BY, PRIVATE CONTRACT,_
, .61„ Large MANSION HOUSE, with Coach_
-houses, Stables, Pleasure-grounds walled in, Garden,
Paddock, and Lands containing Two Hundred Acres, well
wooded and watered, fit for the immediate reception or a
large Nobleman's or Gentleman's Family. The situation is
about thirty-one. Milei from London, and upon the best
Road in Englandi • • .

For further Particulars, inquire of Messrs. Blandford and
Swett, Kin6's Bench Walks, Temple, London; or of Mr..
[ones, Solicitort r:anbrld6e Wells. •

Copy ofa Letter from THOMAS V. CLENDENINGS,
L•sq. dated Thomastcwn,,Castlebar,. Ireland, 15th
Au-
gust, 1802, forwarded, under frank by the Rigut Hon.
Dennis Brown, M.P. for the County of Mayo, brother,to
the Marquis cf Sligo.
Co Dr. SOLOMON, Liverpool. •

SIRA, - *
VING been for several years affliaed.with a
.violent Nervous Complaint, accompanied' with Pains ,
in my Head and Breast, so as to be frequently confined for
days to my bed",. and having had recourse to the Faculty in
several parts of this kingdom, to no purpose, was at length
recommended to try your C 0 R DI A L BA LM of G IL EA D ;
after taking three bottles, 1 am happy in being able to state,
I find myself perfealy recovered, which 1 entirely attribute,
under God, to your invaluable medicine. You are perfectly
at liberty to publi3h this circu-mstanFe, and I shall make It
genaally known in this part of the Country.
I am, Sir, your obedient Servant,
. . Tl-101',1AS V. CLENDENINC.

ONI,Y A FEW DAYS TO PURCHASE

, The PuiJC: are respeatully informed; *that Mr. Tames
Mathews, No. 18, Strand, has On 'hand, a few Five Pound
Cases of Or: Solomon's truly valuable Medicine, the CO it,-
DIAL BALM of. GILEAD; containing the quantity of
Twelve Half Guinea Bottles—these can only he purchased
prior• to the ist of September next, in consequence of the -
heavy Duties imposed on Medicines of,that value,- which
commence on thatday..
.Patients who are desirous ofperse-
ering in the use of this excellent Mediciv, and SA VI NG
ONE POUND SIX SHILLINGS, art therefore advised
to luso-no time in applying for the same, as the whole Stock
of Five Pound Cases remaining unsold on the ist of Septem.
bar, will be returned to the Proprietor. '
Also a few of the Family Bottles at cos. of the ANTI.
IM P ETIGIN ES for' the Scurvy, Leprosy, Lues Venerea-,
&c. wherebythe Purchaser saves 13s. The sale of which
Will likewise be withdrawn after the rst of September. "
Sold by Remnant, Hamburgh ; R. each, Peter-street,
New-York ; Mathews, , No. IS, Strand, London ; , and in
Bath, by Hazard; Bristol, Bulgin ; Brighton; Gregory ;. Bir-
rningharn, Knott and Lloyd ; Bedford, Smith ; Blandksra, •
Simmons ; Bury St: Edmund's, Dingle ; Cheltenham, Sel
don ; Cambridge, Hodgson ; Coventry, Rollason.; Colcheit
• ter, Keymer ; Canterbury, Simmons ;- Carlisle, Jollie ;-
Chatham, Etherington ; Chelmsford, Clachar ; 'Chester;
Pool and Son ; Chichester, I'hillipson'; Cirencester,. Smith;
Chippenham, Combs ; Dublin, Dugdale, No. 7, Exchange-
court; Derby, Drewry; Durham, Pennington; Dover,
Neales ; Devizes ; Lowe • Dorchester, Virtue ; Deal, Rosek,
Dartmouth,
.r::kson ; Edinburgh,- Smith, North Bridge ; ,
Exeter, Trewre..in and Sort ; FalmoUth, Elliot ;
ter, Pitt, Walker ; Glasgow, ; Liverpool, Cass,
druggist ; Leeds, !shins, Holmes ; Lincoln,. Drury ; Lynn,
; Leicester, Gregory, Swinfen.; Lewes, Pitt; Man-
cheSter, Thompson ; Margate, Rowe; Maidstone, Waller;
Marlborough, Harold; Newbury, Fuller, Atlee ;• NEW.
castle, Walker, Hodgson ; -Northampton, Dicey ; Notting.
ham,' Burbage ; Norwich, Stevenson and Co. ; (Word,.
Jones; Ply mouth ,Dock, Hox land ; Portstauth, • Botain ; •
treading, Smart ar,4 Co. ''• Rochester, E theringtoti ; Preston, •
Sergent.; Shrewsoury, Eddowes ; Southampton,
Statibrd, Morgan ; Stamford, Newcomb ;' Sunderland, Bray;
Salisbury, Collins i"Scarborotigli, Bayley ; Taunton, Poole;
, Tunbridge Wells, Sprange ; 'Wells, Evill ; Weymouth,
Wood; Windsor, blakency ; and all the Medicine Venders
in the United Kingdom ; of Whom may he had 'the AB.
STE RG ENT LOTION, for cleansing the fa and skkn
from all cutaneous eruptions. Pint 6 SS. sd, half viots gcle

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THE SUN. ,

11111./1,1 QUIS DI,CER.LFALS.UM Alll.l/, t

LONDON, AUGUST 24, iBoz.

Tins morning we received Paris Papers to the

/7(1 instant.

It appears by intelligence from the Hague, that
an Amnesty in favour of the Dutch Emigrants has
been agreed to by the Legislative Body of the Ea,
tavian Republic. The Amnesty is even extended
to all those who have borne Arms against the Re_
rublic, with the exceptio,o, lio,vevet, of those who
were inst,rumental in delivering up the Dutch Flect
the British Arms in the year 1799.
The Maniteur of the I ist contains along ArrL
n the subjea of recruiting_the Army, to which is
annexed three Supplements, containing the number
• of Contingents to be furnished by each Depart-
:tient, for the purpose of "completing the number
of ao,ooo Conscripts, which, by the law of the
18th of May last➢ were placed at the disposal of
Government.

An article is inserted in the 1176n;teur of the zoth,
which excites in our minds considerable, surprize. It
is dated from St. Brieux, and states that thirteen
individuals condemned to death for assassination in
the Department of the Co to dm Nerd, hay.c
taken refuge in the Island of jersey, where, to.
';ether with a ferocious Brigand of the name of
DESJADI!.'ZS, they enjoy a special prbredion.—
We' know nothing of the truth or falsehood of
the statement as to these men being in the Island
of Jersey at the present moment ; 'but of this
we are firmly convinced, that the British Govern-
ment neither does nor will grant any prote6ion
to persons whom they are called upon to deliver
up under the stipulations of the Treaty of Amiens.
We say called upon, because it is necessarily
implied• that there must he a demand made on the
part of -France before the British Government can be
4wAre ofany such persons having Laken refuge in the
Tlntninions; and we cannot conceive why a
demand is not made in this instance, instead of in,
setting the article alluded to in :he illon;teur.
.I.c appears by an Article
.from Berne, that the
Canton of Uri has seceded from the Confederacy
formed between that Canton and the Cantons of
Sc./71111z and Underwalden, against the Constitu-
tion of the Helvetic Republic.
The intelligence of the EMPEROR of GERMANY
having acceded to the Convention of the 4th of
June, respelling the Indemnities, is repeated, -and
certainly wears the aspett of-probability.
. , The health of the ARCHDUKE CHAR.I.Eg is stated
to Le entirely re-established.
The Five per Cents, appear to have experienced
fall which, compared with their late small fluau-
ations, may be called considerable, being on the
7th at 53. 0, anti on the ;oth at 52. z 5; a fall
snore than ti,

This morning arrived a, Mail from Jamaica,
brought to Falmouth by the 414:i4nd Packet in
forty,rvro days.
We understand that the return of THEIR MAJEs,
TIES and the PR.INCFSSES from Weymouth to Wind-
por, is at present fixed for to-morrow.se'nnight, the
Tst of September;
His.guyar Highness the PR tircir of WALEs was
4xpeeted town last night, pn his return from his
Visit to His Royal Parents, at Weymouth,
On Sunday the infant, daughter of Earl GROS_
V FNO# vas baptised at Lambeth Chapel. Her
Royal Highness the PRINCESS AMELIA, together
with f1i4.34-ace the ARCHBISHO OfCANTERBURV,
n;.l Lady SI./57F/EIA? Were Sponsors, Her Royal
rlighness was represented on the occasion by the
'Countess of WILToN, and the ceremony was per_
formed by the Lord Bishop of Lor;ouN.
The Dinner at Bristol yesterday, in compliment
to Mr. PITT, was expeled to be one -Of the most
numerous and respeaable Meetings ever witnessed
in that. City. Many of the neighbouring Nobility.
;pd Sentry intended being present.
The Petitions to Parliament against undue Re-
turns, we have already ,stated; to be more oumer-
pus than ever known. Upwards of One Hundred.
and Pill), are, it is said, already announced.'
- • As notice has been given in the Gazette, that the
West-India Docks are ready to receive shipping on
'and after the-Ist of September, all rates and duties
made payable to the Company on West-India• pro-
duce will commence that day, and become payable
for ;he term of twenty-one years rand all Ships,
A:;:. laden with West-India produces 'after the Ist
pfse2ternber, are coopelled to untogd, and take in
their 'cargoes in :z.tid Ducks, arid to pay the
K.ing's duties there, and no where olse.
A fire, broke out ,at . the town of Claye, situate
leagnei from Meaux in Fronre, on the t ikth
.i,;stant, which destroyed lorry hor.sr.s,,

NAVAL NEWS.

21/10gTif, .A G zr,

ARRIVED the Swedish Galliot GultaTus Add-
phut, Captain BARTELLS, from Stockholm, with
pitch, tar, &c. for Oporto,- having lost her bow-
sprit and sprang her main-mast ; the American Ship
Vigilant, Capt. THOMAS Bort, E, from Havre-de-
Grace, bound to Baltimore, in ballast, having this
morning carried away her rudder off the Lizard ; the
Brig Almiralilrehon;,apt,,.,ATEMAN, from Lon-
don, with sugar, hoops,Acct for Cork..

The Spanish Lugger San Francisco de Paula,
Captain Z. A. ZAARAY E, which sailed on Monday
last with rice for Ferrol, Fut back this day by con-
trary wind,
Sailed the brig Aim, Rosa I Ns, with wines, from
Oporto for Plymouth and Guernsey.

Arrived this evening the Atlk'e Excise Cutter,
KINSMAN, from a cruize, and has brought with
her two Smuggling Boats, having on board !so
ankers of spirits.

Also arrived this evening, the Aucliand Packet,
SCHUYLER, 40 days from Jamaica. She arrived
there on the 4th of June, and found lying there
His Majesty's Ship Temeraire, of 98 guns,
than, Bellerophon, Power, Theseus, of 74 guns ;
Topaze, Baurdelais, Trent, and Nereide Frigates ;
also His Majesty's Ships Delft, of 64., Coromandel,
of 50, Camel, Abergavenny, Lark, and Merlin.
His Majesty's Ships Audacious and Tartat arrived
there on the same day. On the 23d June arrived
there His Majesty's Ships Vanguard and Goliah,
from a Cruize ; and on the 3d July the Leviathan,
Alkmaar, and Coromandel sailed for England. On
the loth July spoke the Ship Ann, W ARDLE, out
nineteen days from Old Harbour for London.—
On the a ith August spoke the Brig William, from
Guernsey for Newfoundland, out 29 days, in lat.
43• i 6. long• 38. 4. Oh the tlth, spoke the Ame-,
rican Ship Alexander,: in lat. 44.. 36. long. 33. 7.
out three weeks from. London, for Virginia, all
• well.

The. Rose Cutter also arrived this day, and towed
in the Swedish Galjot Gustavus Ado/phut.
Passengers by the Aeckland are, Messrs. ISAACS;
M'K ENZ E, MI L WOO D WORMES, ALLAN,
KELLY, and Servants.

The J{;, ,g George Packet for Lisbon, is still de-
tained by contrary win(h.

PLYMOUTH, Auc. 22.

ARRIVED the Batho, Dutch Ship of War, of 74
guns, Captain KLER is, from the Texel, will 300
Troops on board, bound to the Capc of Good Hope,
put in by contrary winds.

The Governor-General of the Dutch Possessions
in India is a passenger on board. The Ship will
sail as soon as the wind is favourable,