The Sun.
London, England, 1802-03-18 00:00:00

.I:is)ibibr, FEB.

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THE Pilots dH the toast o if/gap:cies 1/te`4
boarded a Vessel Which aj peared. ib be unkr-
direetion. She proved to be the American
the Maly, of Philadelphia. Thy found rid appeat:
aiice of the crew o*boardy except the dead. bodies- •

of two men fastened to the mast: 'Where was, rta-
mark of violence on the bodies: In the pocket of
one of them, supposed to be the Mate, they found
a list of the ship's company; which had amounted
to twenty-rive persons. This singular occurrence
is hitherto entirely unaccounted for:
The Minister; Don Roemer), is covitinUallis
occupied With public improvements.. He has or_
dered the stit?:.ts to be named, and the houses nurn:.
bered. The Guard of the Police continues its aai.
vity and watchfulness, and one may now in safety
walk the streets at ail hours of the night. Some
Portuguese Merchants have refused to pay the
small duty on English Merchandize imported into
Portugal : this duty is employed in the support of
the Hospital of the English FaCtory here: The
Agent of this Institution has been obliged to bring
an Aftion against some of these Merchants who
still persist in refusing to pay the duty, not on
account of its Magnitude, but, because they alledge
the English have no right to it:

SCOTL AND:,

IDINBURCH, MARCH IS.

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THE following are the appointments fot the tm
sling Spring Circuits ..:
SOUTH—The Lo. u) Jutritt CLIa pc. and Lord 7.11 yr nvt N.,
jedburgh Mcnday March az.
Dumfries Saturday March 27,
Ayr Friday April 2.
WEST--10ta Dulis 1 NNAir and Lord C CUL EN.
Stirling Friday March 26.
Glasgow Tuesday March 3o;
Inv erary - Saturday April 3. •
NORTH—Lord CRAIG and Lord ARMADA ze.
Perth Wednesday April 21.
Aberdeen Tuesday April 27.
Inverness Tuesday May 4.

On Tuesday last arrived at 'Leith, the schooner
Christian and Mary, of Thurso, DorALD NICDLL
master, from Rouen, with apples and rars,
The Christian and Marj is the first vessCl that
has arrived at the Port of Leith front France
since the Preliminaries of Peace were signed. The
Master reports, that the Inhabitants of Rouen seem
very much pleased at the idea of a Peace with Great
Britain, and' anxiously look
,for the signing of the
Definitive Treaty. There were no other English
vessels at Rouen when Captain ?..-itcot.t. was there,
but he learned that several were loading at sonic of
the neighbouring ports.
Yesterday the sale of sundry lots of ground, part
of Bellevue, belonging to the City of Edinburgh,
took place in the Council Chamber, when five of the
lots were sold from I2S. to ifs. gd. sterling, per
foot in front. The stables and other offices on the
premises were also sold, and brought very high
pricei..
Tuesday the Troop of the 4th Dragoon Guards,
tinder the command of Captain LISTER, which have
been quartered at Aberdeen for some months) march.
ed for the South.

CREtNOCK3 MARCH I:.

On Sunday morning, zest ult. the dwelling.
house, barn, and byre, occupied by Peter Campbell,
farmer in the parish of Roseneath, were discover-
ed to be on fire. The flames spread with great
rapidity, and in a short time destroyed these houses.
Nine mulch cows and seven stirks were burnt to
death, and the greatest part of the grain in the
barn, with the furniture, &co of the dwelling-house,
were consumed. The inhabitants had scarcely time
to escape naked, in order to save their lives. An
investigation has since been made by the Sheriff of
Dumbartonshire ; and it appearing the premises
were wilfully set on fire, the Duke of ARGYLE has
offered a reward for the purpose of discovering the
incendiaries.

One of the Irish Fishing Wherries %-.'hich arrived
here on Wednesday, brings accounts that the Three.
Brothers, from Liverpool for the West Indies, put
into Campbeltown Loch on Monday, with part of hcr
stem staved in, having on Sunday ri:ght rua down
a Ship off the Mull of Kintyre, every soul orA board
of which except one man, perished.

The Donegall Regiment of Militia were disem-
bodied at Lifford on the zzt.l ult. This is the first
Regiment on the Militia Establishment which has
been reduced.

We learn from a Gentleman lately returned from
Paris, that on the days of the 'Review of the Gar-
rison of that City and the Consular Guard, who, on
this occasion, are drawn out in the square of the
Thuilleries, the men stand at ease, and the Officers
walk up and down in parties, till a trumpet sounds,
a piece of ordnance is discharged ; when the
Oftieers immediately take their stations, and the
men carry their arms. The folding doors leading
to the Balcony of the Palace are instantly thrown
open, and about 4.0 General Officers with their Aide..
de-Camps, advance to the Balcony, and form to
right and left, the First Consul then mates his pp-
pearance, and after remaining a few minuses, he
descends the stair case, and mounts a white charger,
superbly caparisoned. He then passes in front of
the line, noticing and ordering rewards to such
soldiers as have distingu:ihed,themselvcs in the field
of battle, after which he invites them to dinner
with him.

The Officers of . the Consular Guard frequently
sit down to rness.with the soldiers. An English-.
Gentleman who had formed an acquaintance with
General LAURISTON, when walking- with him the
other day by the barracks at Paris, suddenly missed
; when after a considerable search, he found,
the General sitting at the soldiers' rat,i.s, and regal-
ing him.,elf with them. A strange conjunaion this
of Scythian familiar* and military discipline!
Last week was committed to Ilchester gaol,
William Gifford, of Feome, spinning-man, for
legally combining with others respecting their la.
hour, in the marraft6tory of .11ilessrs. Sheppard,
clothiers, of that town,

seemed prepared. for the inevitable consequences of
his crime with•much firmness. About one o'clock
he ascended the balcony, and a very short interval
passed when he was launched from the fatal grating.
Having been tied up by the executioner with a less
measure of rope than usual, and having but a short
way to fall, his corporal sufferings seemed to have
been considerably augmented, and the threes and
convulsions of departing existence were much pm
traded.

The Barbara, Clark (South whaler), from London,
is captured and carried into Rio de la Plata.

STRU c, that modern Hippocrates of the Northern
Hemisphere, in all his deep researches for.-an ef-
feCtual removal of a destruEtive Disease, never dis-
covered to the world an Anti venereal Infallibility :
but. wtoeyer has tried the efficacy of Dr. BRODUM'S
BOTANICAL SYRUP, ,which, .without the shadow
of a mercurial ingredient, dispels, in a few doses,
that' deadly poison which is communicated from
impure embraces, will remember with livelong
city, the happy consequences of applying that never
failing remedy, and exult with self-congratulation
at the issue. As the experience of thousands has
proved, that every aphroditical contamination has
been entirely subdued.by it, 'in despite of the most
obstinate inveteracy-.

LONDON : Printed by BU CHA NA N MAI! LLAN,(ofrow.strc:ct, Covent-Garden) ; and Published by W;J.LIAM ARMIGLsKi Scarp', s, (of Horse.
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tor. SotOMON's Cordial 13alm of Gilead is no‘c
in •the highest repute ; it is resorted to by the No-
bility and Gentry in the United Kingdomsin Ner-
vous and Coasumptive Complaints, nor has its merit;
been lessened by the hand of Time, the test of-0
things 4 ' every day adds mere encomiums to the
virtues of this exalted Medicine than can be pub-
lished, yet those Cases which from time to tune
have appeared in the public prints are so convincing,
well attested, and extraordinary in their natiirei
that that person must be vdid of belief indeed, wha.
does mit'attach credit to them ; if,. however, there
should be any who are interested in the truth, the);
undoubtedly have an opportunity of enquiring
the patients themselves, who have received • the
Cures,• or the persons who have witnessed then
where no doubt they will receive full satisfaCtion
of the veracity of each statement.