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London, England, 1804-08-21 00:00:00

EAST INDIA HOUSE,

Aug, 17. do*,
THE COURT of DIRECTORS of the UNITED
COMPANY of MERCHANTS of ENGLAND trading
to the East Indict, do her+ give Notice,
That a Qoarterty General Court of the ral4 Companys:Wl be
held at their House In I.eaderthall-street, on IfattesdoLy the 26th
&pew/Per ntxi, at Eleven o'Clock in the Forenoon,
And that at the said Court a Motion will he made that .Mr.
11cosy Cawmaijor, late of the .I(adrar Civil Establish..
'Mtn; be permitted to return Fhb his Rank to
WILLIAM R.41115,4Y, See.

ffil-lE:utilitk of Medical Institutions far 'the be...
nefit ache Poor, is sufficiently proved. In tint year
1773, the Dispensary, in Soho.square, first opened one of
the earliest teceptacles of this kind, where Diseases, oppres.
sive to the -feelings, such as Eruptive cases, Elephantiasis,
Scrophula, Sec. had 'a remedy' proposed that was safe, palat-
able, and prevented the mechanic being separated from his
Family, by its operation being mild, and requiring no con.
finement. The daily applications prove to the world the
efficacy of SP I LSBU RY 's PA,,T E NT A NT' S CO RELIT' C
DROPS ; and the Rheumatic and Gouty consider it as a t;pc.
cific. The Dispensary is open as usual,. and attendance given
to consider cases daily, bet weep the hours of Eleven and One.
Letters, post-paid, with the usual Fee,•will be punctually
attended to. Clergymen and other becevolent persons, in the
Country, may have the Medicine at a reduced price, as "usual.
Sold with a black stamp, at the Dispensary, SOho.square.
in bottles of Ss. 6d. ; tos, and il. 2.5. duty included. Any
eitkred with a different stamp must be injurious imitations.

HEALTH AND LONGEVITY.
Di. JAMES's ANALEPTIC PILLS.
.1710 obviate the Impositions which have long been
• i prised in regard to this Medicine, a small attention
is •
only requisite; for as by favour of the Commissioners of
the Stamp-Office, separate Plates have been .prepared fin
Mr. Newbery's use, with his Name ciigravisti in the Stsiiips,
the Imitation of which would be a Capital Offence, . the ge.
Mine Preparation may noW be, readily ascertained • it is
therefore recommended to Purchasers not.to open any Iloit-in -
future, unless. they observe the words, " F. Newoery,
No. 4s, St. Paul's, printed in the Stamp.
The superior Excellence ofthese Pills in Rheumatism! and
Colds, as well as in other Complaints to which the Minim
frame is liable, from the vicissitudes of our Climate, is uni-
versally acknowledged They are admirably ,calculateti tot
Bilious, and other Disorders of the StoMach and Bowels
for Head-aclis occasioned by Indigestion ; and for preverting
Palsies and Apoplexies, so often the- consequence of Free
Living. Recourse should be had to them atter every Ex-
cess, and upon every. slight Indisposition; anti thus their
well-known chatadenstic of promoting Longevity will be
maintained;,
for by assisting nature in the due discharge of - , ,
the animal functions, and by keeping the Constitution, as it
were, in continual repair, they preserve the Body in health
anti vigour, aril prevent premature decay, ' They require no *
particular confinement nor attention to diet. ~ .
They are. sold only by F. Newbery
_ and Sons, at the Ware.
house for Dr. James's Powder, No. 45, -t. teatatois, a teat
doors.from Cheapside, London; and at Dr. attleel late familia
in Bruton.street; in boxes :price 4s. 6d. eat; , Stamp includ.
el i or the quantity of Six it one large box fur xi. 41.
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THE SUN.

soLEm Quis DICZRZ FAL;t7M. AUptAT ?

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TUESDAY, AUGUST .21, S BC4.

Auvipss. have been received that. the Russian
Fleet,'consisting of Ten Sail pf the Line and some
Frigates, were seen the.latter end of last. month off
the 1,s1:Incl ; but •no accounts have yet
been, received of their having passed the Swint'. •
A few days after the attempt of, the ,13rest Fleet
toiet our, the Rochefort Squadron also put to sea, but
observing one of our ~Cruizers' making signals to
Sir ROBERT CALDER'S D.etaelitnent,• then in ,the
'Offing, they iininediately put about, crowding all
sail
,to get back to Port.

The accounts brought :by an American, of Li.
trots being at, the Maoritius'on
_the tc):11 of April,
af'd of his having been coolly received by Gc.
neral De CAIN, are totally unfotinied. After
his shameful repulse by our Merchant Ships, 'on the
sth of. February, he made the best of his way to
Banivia, where he is known to have been about the
middle-of garch.. WhereVer he may be, our home.
ward.bound 'Bengal Fleet, convoyed by the Gram.
tut, of co guns, and the' Caroline Frigate, have.
, little to apprehend from the -Hero of Marengo.'
Capt. FLEranic, ,of the Esyptienite, spoke an
American, Who saw , a Line of Battle Ship, two
Frigates, and 'a Brig, steering for the Mauritius,
in May ; they shewed English Colours, such as
they were before the Union, from which, and other
circumstances,' he had no dotibt they were Freneh.
The ligypien9e haying waited a t,,Sr.-Helena licytind
the time of her orders, and it being there understood
that the home w ard.bound Fleet had called at Trinco.
rna;ee, rti take under convoy any Ships that might be
waiting there, Captain FL EMI NG ,thought it most:
advisable to sail in prosecution of his orders,
especially ai the Courn,eoUX was daily expetled to
bring !wale the Ficet frotil St. Helena.

'Ole three Royal Yachts are to sail thin: d3y
from the River for 'Weymouth, where they are
ro iie jk,inecr by .the ;Eau," Frigate,' e6trumod-
ed by Lord WILLIAM. F.ITZEtOt, and tice ete,Cent
Erigate, commanded b L6r4 WM.. StU ART.

. ,
The ilaviturgb Alaildue.on-Wednesday arrived
this niJrning. The full Owing are the most material
articles of intelligence =which it bringi :

P../.llsilON, AUG. Majcsty the EKING
of Sv; ED r u is ext,eded here on the roth anti
at Munich on the t zth. •

MUNICD, AUGUST 3,0--To.:•morro-w.the Qt.YfEN
nf SWEDEN, the Margravine of BADEN, and the
Hereditary Prince' of 1-lEssu D.,ito.t.anuT, are ex.
fie4leti at.
Nymplienburgh, where t1,,,c Hertdiiary
Prince of 1111.ectutqui.inte;11 Srttitt,trz, who is es.
onused to the amiable Priocess AUGLI:TA, now
'The QuErg of SWEDEN, and the DJWiiger Mar.
ravpie of BADEN, arrived at Augsburg! On the 3d
inst. on their way to Carlsrulte from Nymphepburgh,
OItEsDEN, JULY 30.—Yesterday his glectorai
I lighness granted a particular audience to the .French
Envoy resident here, M. De LA ROCUEFOU(AULT,
which the latter delivered is riew Credentials as
Ministtt Plenipotentiary from his Majesty the EN.
PEROR of the FIXENCH:
. ,

BERLIN, AuG. Papal Ambasiador, the
Archbishdp of Art E Z*o, y arrived, her; on
,:the, •4111
,Uorn St. Petersburgh.
The, Count I)E LILLE is gctne from Warsaw
,to
Grodno. •

MILAN, JULY 24..--Aceording to accounts from
Naples, the Duke of PRICE LLE, late Envoy from
'that Court to Llnclon,• has been appointed Secretary
'of State by His-M,jesty the IC.I N 0 of the Two
hes. Ile Chevalier MlciiEftAUN, who since the
dismission of the Chevalier. ACTON has been ap.
poiot!!(1 provisis,t.rrally at. the bead of the Departinent
Of Foreign AlEirtf,, will, ft is understood, go as
Envoy to Florence or Milan.

Soineu•tirite Vice. President• received a
lettCr ,Itiont the EMPERQR. in which
was the..iollowing expression : " Your wishes and
plans will be surpotteit by we according to true
interests (L 111,e Refuld:C, k Bich shall one
and . •

The P6ht,c, J.,urnals here contaiif the tirtfoup,led

ferft, that beside!, 400 C,lya'ry, there are 10,060
, .„
)rd t n
Land 'Fro. psi on b the t ,); ,su

BARpi.i.orzA,jvi:y s.—On tf,c 31ipst:Cererm
Mott E AU •;1 11elf!, i:cc,orup.wieci by a I,ingle Ofa.
of the GuArti, J. w. l wait in this City flit

arrival c)fhis Itacly, and Family. He appears in the
drehs of a private Gentlemin. • Yesterday he Made
a' visit to the Governor.of:thia City, to whom he
was announced as the Ex-General Mott F AU.

MADRID, JULY I z.—On the Ist inst. the French"
Ambassador, General BEUiNONVIL LE, delivered
his Credentials to His CATHOLIC MAJESTY.,

;.HAGUE, AUGUST 7.—The pperscription to the
Credentials .of. the Frensh , Imperial, Ambassador
here is in-the following form To our well.belov.
ed and especial good Friends and Allies,' the Pre.
sident and Members of the Direaory of'the Batavia.°
Republic." In the text of the Credentials they are
stiled « Their Excellencies."
The Cainp in',North Holland, ncirßeverwyck,
has' been reinfurced, with additional Troops.
Citizen VAN CRENG has been, appointed COM.
mrercial CommissiOner for our 'Republic at Embden,
and acknowledgeci.on the part of 'VtAtsiia..
'Our Legislative -Body wilt be assembled extraor.
dinarily on the 25th inst. to discuss, among other
sithjeets,• the Indemnifications to be granted to the
PRINCE of ORANGE for his domains in our Re.
public.
ADC LA' CHAP t LLE.—The Emperor has ordered
that the festival of CHARLEMAGNE shall be cele..
braced, with all the customary ceremonies, during•
the stay of his Consort in this City : this Festival
is 'fixed fur the 17th inst. Wherever the Empress
makes. her appearance she is followed' by the pa.
pulaCe, %via) laud shouts of " Long liwe the EM.

VENICE, JVLY 2l.—His Imperial Majesty has
declared the Port of Venice a Free Port, and ex.
tended to it all the privileges and immunities en.
joyed by the Harbour of Leghorn. All trading
ships, therefore, and all kinds of comtn Alities, will
be exempted from.any duties, either on entering or
leaving tic harbour.

EXTRACT OF A PRIVATE LETTER PROM HAM..
BURGH, DATED AUG. 11.

.61 According to, accounts received here from
Stackliolm',. it is reported there, and, astir is said,
on good authotity, that 110NAr ARTE has. had the
insolence, in revenge fur the notice taken by the
KING of SWEDEN of the Arrest' and Murder of the
Duke D'ENctittx, to hint to the ELECTOR of
BADEN, that if he did not think fit to desire his
Slit.in.law.(the ICING of Sw F DEN) to quit the ter.
rituries of Baden, an army of '30,000 Frenchmen
would be sent thither immediately.. It is well
known, add the balao acc.gmig, 'that the Kr No of
S,.v EDEN quitted Carlsruhe rathet— hastily, and it is
thus accounted for. lie is said to be returning to
stuckholm by.the way of Vienna."

'YESTERDAY we received some 010 re qi the French
and Datcbl'irpers. There is A long article in the,
Alonite ur of the sth, purporting to be a Letter from
Constantinople, containiug some comments upon
the conduft of RUssia. The Writer takes consi.
datable pains to spew that. France has nothing to
fear from the hostility of Russia ; but the anxiety
Which the /lionise/4r the.strongest proof
uf the apprehension WiliCil BONAPARTE feels upon
the subjeei.

Letters from Utrecht state, ,that the Camp at
Zeyst has been completely inundated. The Troops
were obliged to fly •in every direetion, and all the
tents were washed away, particularly the beautiful
one belonging to Geneial MARMON?. -
11130NAPARTE keeps his armies encamped on the
coast, and among the fens (If Holland during ono.
ther Winter, the mortality among them v. ill be
dreadful ; but the loss of a few thousand Frtneb
lives makes very lk tle impression upon the feelings
of the Ccr.ticall Usurper.

HIS MAI esTy'carnr.. to town this day ro attend
a Council; and will set out for Weymouth on Fri..
day.
The goods were. packing. Up at Buckingham.houte
yesterday morning, preparatory to the departure of
the ROYAL FAmit.y.

On Saturday evening the ROYAI, FAMILY had a
select party at Windsor Castle.
Sunday morning, at ten o'clock, the gth Regi:
ment of Light Dragonns, the Staffordshire Militia,
and the Windsor Volunteers, marched into Windsor
Castle Yard, About half past ten o'clock THEIR
MAJESTIES, the PRINCESSES, the DUKES of CUM.
BERLAND and CA:4011190E, with theii attendants,
Walked to St. George's Chapel : on their way, as
they passed the tine, the Bands of the three Regit
ment played Gad fa‘ve the King. An ecellent
Sermon wasyriachell at the Chapel, by the Rev.
Dr. HEATH, from the to7th Psalm, and Bth verse.

" 0 that -men would therefore praise the Lord for his good-
ness, and dec,lare his wonders that he doeth far the children
Of Inch."

The. Chapel was extremely crowded.

After divine service, His'MAlvsry took an air-,
ing in his post chariot to CurnberlandLodge,
In the evening the RoyAL I,'AtAlLy ,waiked on
the Terrace: Jr being the last 'Sunday evening the
Roym: VAMILY Will walk on the ' Terrace, it
was. sif
,extremely crowded with company, that,
lia,d it not been for the great exertions kit ED A, A D
and DO w, TT, 'the Offitjers,. 'the ROYAL FAmtLy
would nothave been able to pass and repass , great
ntimbery of the neighbouring Nubility and Gentry;
as well as intim fruilidderon parte, were present;

Artiong them we noticed the Earl anti Countess of
that k roc s ,CountessMAm sr, a RY,Lady Fa. c
HARRIS, L ird and Lady WALsiNcHANi, Sir jo-
SEPFI BANKS. Hl9 MAJESTY conversed with seye.,
ral of the Nubility. The weather being remark-
ably.
fine,, rendered the scene truly delighting.
Yesterday morning .His MAJESTY tOt)k an airing
to Kew.

Yesterday morning, at two o'clock, the first Bat.
tglion of the Staffordshire Militia marched from the
Barrackp at Windsor, on their,way to Wcyrnoutha
to attend the ROYAL FAMILY.

Yesterday afternoon the Royal Sovereign, -Royal
'Charlotte, and Princess Angrista Yachti,-. underthe
command of Captains Sir H. NEALE,. TowRY, and
FOOTE, went out of the Wet Dock at D:ptford,
where the two latter have been new painted and
beautifiea, for the purpose of, proceeding to Wey.
mouth 'to attend the RoYAt FAMILY. ; -

Yesterday His Royal •Highness the PRINoe of
WALEs arrivedin town from Brighton, and imme-.
diately an off for Bushy, to visit the Doke of
CLA,RENpE.

The DUKE of SUSSEX came to town from Wind.
sor yesterday, in his German landau, and stopped a
considerable time at Carleton-house. His Royal
'Highness's hussars'sat upon the coach.box. Their
long beards and platted whiskers highly amused the
pop(lace. ()tie was dressed in dark green, en 'mill-
lain', high caps, gold bound German boots, over. alls,
a br9id sabre, belt, &c. in the German style. The
other, Hissian boots, round hat, green clothes faced
with red. They arc fine looking men, each above
six feet high.
Advices were yesterday received from our Fleet
off Brest, dated on Thursday. The French remain
in Ate outer 'harbour, at single anchor.

About eleven o'clock on Friday night the coast of
France, about Boulogne, 'seemed to be in a blaze,
and a great number of rnckets were thrown up.
Our Own signal.posts were busy, It is supposed
that Boulogne was illuminated.

Lord G. L. Gowen left town this day for Sheer-
ness, to embark on hoard the ANethys/ Frigate,
Capt. SPRANG F R, for Petersburg!). .
Twenty coppered Transports _sailed on Saturday
'from Plymouth, for the Downs ; it is supposed they
will receive Troops for the Expedition that is in
agitation.
Sir Flom e POPHAM is to he, shortly employed on
the Secret Expedition, which is to rendezvous in
the Downs.

Yesterday the 'Worcester Militia quitted Parts,
mouth for Gosport, to. occupy the Barracks which
the Somerset left in the morning, in consequence'of
hiving received their route for Weyritouth. The
Lancashire marched ;o the Camp which the former
left.

After the CoMedy of The Jew, last night, at the
1-Liyinalket Theatte„, which .drew a numerous Au.
-dience, and was very well received, ELLIcTON came
forward in the garb of Shelia, with so solemn an air,
and so woe.begone a visage, that therAudience 113.3
ttirally eitpreled to hear (dt some dire calamity. He
waited in aweful stillness: till a general, silence pre.
vailed, and then told them: that, on accountsof lit.
Ile BYANOS indisposition, the 'like of L7,iso ;if
Love could not be performed, and hP.tbetel.,,,, twpF4.
that, with their usual indulgence, they would
cept, instead of it, a Hornpipe from MissMe:
NAGB.• The Audience, who expeacil to hear
thing less than that the Theatre was 'besieged •by
the French, relieved
,from heavy apprehensions,
.
readily' assented to• the change, and alarmt*is suc-
ceeded by latighicr at such a iremendous 'appeal to
their. feelings on so common an occasion.

, 'Drury.Lane Theatre opens on the•tsdk of hext
month, and Covent,Garden .on the

Thp Theatre at Southampton opened for the sea.
son yesterday, under the management of Mr.' Cot.. I
i.ni. The Play • was The Marriage Promise, and
the. part of Emma was' pc rformed by Mrs.JEitvo iE,
the chief ornament of that Theatre.

• As the jtsvenili Rostins has no chance of an
.engagement at either of the 'Winter Theatres,,,Which
are " and &mid up" icy veterans, regulitrly re-
tained for the service, it would be•a gnarl speculation
if Mr. 09LMAN were to treat the Metropolis with
this histrionic culiondcr, a few nights before the close
of his season.

Mr. Pansy Mooke, and his mendicant. ra.yrmi"
dons, seem resolved to go from post to pillar implor
ing alms for the Piccadilly Paver. Those Clan:
vas.!ers fiir etharilJ Should really he cautious how
,they proceed, as some ig9orant Magistrates may
mistake their:patriotic patltions so much as to hive
them taken into custody upon the Vagrant Aa. '

The Bank have given public notice for the Holderi
of, the Loyalty Loan to make their option, on or be-
fore the loth of Septa between the two in.les pre_
,scribed by MI of Parliament, viz, either to recover
tool. Stock in the' Old s per cents. and the diffe-
rence to twice tool. sterling for every tool. Stuck
'in the 3 per Cent. Reduced Annuities ;or, for every
soot. of ••sitch Stock, so much 3 per Cent. Reduced
Annuities as shall b.:: equal to tool. sterling.
Attempts, if' would appear, have beeri made, by
evil disposed persons, to corrupt and, seduce: the
-Canadian Regiment, at present lying in GlasgOw.---
it has been falsely and indubtriuuily. circulated
among this exceeding fine body'of Highlanders, few.
of whom understand the English language, chat Go.
verhment does not intend to carry them to Canada,
according to their engagement. But measures are
taking to remove the fears of the Corps, and pre.
vent the ill:designing .and seditious from having
fartherihfluence over them.,

A SchOol is now erecting at Strampoor -for the
board, cloathing, Wand tuition of zo native youths,
either children of. Christian parents, or such as are
willing to lose cast. - These youths are to be fin,
strutted in' Divinity, ijistory,'Oengraph,y, Astro.
nomy, and in reading and writing English and Ben_
galee. They are Id be furnished with elementary
books' on the above subjects, printed in the 13,:tigalee
languige. In the above Institution PkTUMIIER
SH I NCO, a caesto, is appointed Bengalee teacher ;
Fltlt9usoN, a.POrtuguese Christian, English teacher;
KENtOL; a Braihin, attends. the Catechhinen4 in their
various exercises on elementary principles ; and
Mr: CARY i 3 to give ledures, in Rengalec, on
Gcograrily, Astronomy) &c.