The Sun.
London, England, 1803-01-11 00:00:00

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111(11.1M tlt)ls UICCKI VALIUM AUDIAT ?

f, 0N D 0 iv, JANUARY ii, 1803.

Wi are happy to be able to state, for the satis_
faetion of the Public, that the Surplus of the Conso.
.Fund, ending the gth of January 1803,
amounted to 1,248,0321.; being an excess of
399,3291. in the three quarters, beyond the
4,5•60,00P1. which was calculated as the amount
of, thOurplus 'of the Consolidated Fund for the
whole year, ending the gth of April 1803. „
'ArcisToot, 'who is now in London, has been
officially announced Commcreial Agent of the Bata-
vi4ti.P.4:publiC in this Cpurary.

The resignation of DA vt n Scovr, Esq. of his
rornmand, a; Colonel of the Ist Regiment of Royal
East.lndia Volunteers, has been accepted by kits
P.STy, anti communicated to the Brigade tint:nigh
the indium of Lord PELUAM, iri terms highly
Tering.to thcleelings of that Gentleman, whose sc_
co,ion is universally lamented by those who were
best entitled to form a judgment of his loyalty, zeal,
and general uriunity.

It. is silid that a formal notice his been sent to the
British F,,tablishment in the Bay of lionduras,
med for the putpose of cutting- log.wood, desiring
that they • would. instantly embark, and quit the
Spanish Territory, as the Treaty whereby Great
claimed such a right, has not been renewed.
The high honours with which, it is said, General
41.41 an Inic,becn received in India,. on his return
fenrivEgyritl were well deserved. "No man in the
has added more honour to the Na.
tional Chiratter than this gallant Officer. During
the whole of the late Campaign in the Mysore, his
cunt ua was eminently dktinguishr:d by talent and
fortitude. At the memos able Storming of Seringa..
:patam., the capital of the Su LTAN, General BAIRD
commanded, and displayed, to the admiration of
the whole A. a coolne:is and intrepidity. which
have seldoin been, equalled, and never surpassed ;
at'id.under difficulties too, peculiar to that Country;
the avack was made at .tnid,41.0,. under a vertical
Si;,a and Therm meter at one hundred and twenty'
degrees of heat.
We have formerly stated, tltit the 'Emperor
A LtrXM4D4it had ordered payment to the Mash
,IVlerehatits, of the damage sustained•by the Russian
embargo.' It is pleasant to know that the prOpor..
t ion of the money due has been remitted-to the Niera
'phants in different places. The Merchants of Dup.
;:liet have received their proportions. A 1110tit' ho.
.nottrable testimony of the personal rectitude of the
st.i.elyrk-1 and 4. clear pledge of the good faith and
friendly dispositiOn.of the Court of Russia towards
The Emperor At,ex ANDEIi of Russia has lately
-.done an att,•of,justiee and generosity to a part of
the Poles the gomponions of the
st efforts of kusci-
rNo, whiehoUght to be made generally known to
hip honour., A number of the Subaltern Officers
and Common Soldiers, having Veen taken prisoners
by the Russians, alWwaids escaped captivity by
eitistioj in Ow Russian Service. An Imperial Or-
.
der (A t!le '4t of' December last, permits all who
.t r•
!.1,16if31 in,kiloge. circumstances, " leave the Army
sit their piraltite.l* They are, by the same Order,
ilinkval to continue in the Service, if such shall be
their own ftee•thoice.

According to the plan for the rebuilding of the
Driachine of Marley, the Nat= means of conveying
the water will be employed, the only cliffereneeAvill
be in the nomber of wheels, which will be reduced
to I;iy,,

The Vaccine Inoculation meets with no obstacle
in Sweden. The Faculty, of Medicine at Stock.
holm hive made it Report i.n its favour, and the
Royal Family have submitted to its operation, Jr
i'r.Ctit,cd in the country by the Cures.