The Sun.
London, England, 1804-09-05 00:00:00

OFFICE OF OADNANCf,

, de,gmst E, T 804.4
rrHE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of 11/S MA.
.7ESTY's ORDNANCE do hereby give Notices That
Proposah veil/ be received 417beir Afargaret'r.iiree.
Weetminskr, on or befixe Tticidayithe a;th day of S'eptenther
nexttfrom such Persons as may ,br willing to ;6qt...take the-Per.
jormance of thrGLAZIERS' inikr jar the service :f this be.
partment, ut the .T;rtver. IVestruiniter, If le irh, aid Puljiret:.
Fur per Particulars, to;etliei.'-with the Terms and C..0,14119,1r. of
the Contraa* may be knawit upot arilication at the Secretavr''s
Office, in St,..klargarcl's-vrce4 av, day luluyen the hour's of
Ten and Four o'Clo.-k, where she are t 6 be drlivereli
se.iled ap, avi Ourke.l on the'cutrye; " Proposals lot the
Performance of the Glhziers' Work lot the t)alitanc... Pep4rt.
no Proposals can beadntlited after the said zitk day
of Sett;intSer.

8, order tithe Boa►d,
R. H. CRE*; See.

CHESIIIRt.
TO BE ABSOLUTELY st/I.D BY AUCTION,'
MG CHRIS FIE
At the [lot:!, Criester,--On Nlotiday, scptember 24, at One
. o'Clock, in Lots,
THE highly valuable ivIANOIt anti PARISH of
NC ic,-sevch Miles from. Chester, and twelve f.0.r%
Livetpool • containing 105 Statute A..res of Freehold 'Land,
of unrivalled exceilme, in it Ring Pence, watt the gr,..11
and srriall Milin and land-Tax thereat, greatly underleit t 4,
respetlat,le Tenants,' principally on Leases which will expire
on the 2d of february,-do9, at annual items, aillOnlinlng al.
together t 03210. and upw..rds, bat capable of great Improve•
ment on the expiration of said Leases and otherwise. Toe
right of Patronage and Presentation to the Parish Church of
!nee, and thiGieb: Land belonging thereto in the adjoining
l'aristws nt Nfalpas;and Titston, of the'annual vat le, with
the surplus F(es, of about 751. This truly capital Escite is
bounded towards the North-east, along its ythole extent, by
the navigable River Mersey, atFatling.water carriage twice in
every 24 bouts by the Ince- Market-boat, for the prOduce
there-Of, at a very trifling Expence, and in two hours time to
one of the first Markers in the Kingdom. About 4os Acres
now overfLwed'at spring tides, and in which are Salt Springs
that may, at a conip;r,:tively trifling Expence, be in.:lased
from the sea. The Estate may be viewed, by applying to
Mr Briscoe, at ince, of svitum Particulars nay be had ; also
of Messrs,-Ble.sdale and Alexander, New Inn ; Mr. Denton,
Solicitor, Chester; the Printers of the Chester, Liverpool,
Nlanctiester, Bristol, Birmingham, Nottingham, and Stallortl
Papers; aria in Pail.Nlall, where PUNS of the Estate fluty
be sech.

ADVOWSONS IN .SOMER.SETSIIIRE.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
At 0 ld-DOwti Inn, near Wells, on Saturday the 29th day of
September inst. at Two o!Clock in theAtternoon precisely,
T'1-1E" Pe rperua I A DVO WSON of the REC TOR Y
of 110 LCO MB E, in the County of Somerset, distant
about Nine Miles from Wells, and Twelve from 13ath.

The Perpetual A DVOWSON of the RECTORY of
B I:1 MPTO N, in the saki County, of the Annual Value of
r ally and upWards The present Incumbent about 34. Thd
Parish is situated in a pleasant part of the County, within a
taw Nliles of Yeovil.
The Perpetual A DVOWSON of the Valuable VI CAR.
AofDOULTI N C, in the-said County ; comprising the
Chapelries of-Stoke-lane, East Cranmorei West Crainnote,
and INtwohead, .with a gopd y Muse, -Garden, and
convenient Oiticzs, In gbod.repair upwards of too Acres of
Glebe, together with a Manor thereto belonging, of the An-
nual Value of scot. The'present Incumbent upwaetls.of 614.
A goo.o.riNtropike..Rotiti • runs 'through 'The` varisir; • which is
pleasantly situated wo Miles flow' Shapton-Mallet, Seven
jinni Wells, and Seventeen from Bath.
For Particulars apply to lames Esq.... Oxford ; or
to Messrs. Ltrotkrip and Melliar, tVcIIA, Somerset..a_

YELLOW FEVER, No. 40, CIIARING-CROSS.,,
R. WILLECI-1, lite l'hysieiin to the Saxon
Ambassailer at the Court of Great Britain, and Author
of the Domestic Encyclopxilia, Treatise on RCgirflell,
&C. ,!ce. approves and recommends to the immediate nonce
or the Public at large (and those in particular-who are going
to the West Indies, America, or any other part of the World,
that niay be, or have been subjett to Pestilential Disease)
the Remedy which is sold at the Proprietor's 'Warelaouse,
No. 41, Charing-cross, London, to' Prevent and. Cure, then
Yellow Fever.
~

The most possitive testimonials-from professional men, „
and other respectable ilersons, may be seen in tiainplilets, to
be had, gratis, at, the Warehouse, which not only pitive,
Inc fulle4t smother, the etfleacy (Willis Remedy in that most '
dreadful Malady. the Yellow Fever, but also that it is an
easy, safe, pleasant, 4114 ,:ertain Preserver of Health in a hot
climzte~_

'''' '''''''''' invaluable Article is sold in Boxes, with full.
Ditationt (sanctioned by Dr. Wlt• L i c in case of an at.
tack of any kind of Fever, at One Guinea each, sufficient tbr.
one Posen for Twelve Months.

VVHEN ProtessiOnal Men of Education and
Responsibility deviate front :he general System by
the se!edifin of a pecut►sr branch, the sanct►on of long col,
tintle.: slut:esti ih the best criterion of superiority.

Eight years have I devoted.- my pritetii:e to the exclusive..
treatment of Three Disorders, And the successful result of
my plan gives the atiditiolial'ardor to oppose, as tar as 1 tun
able, the ravages of those Cotnplaints which-are the most
important in the Catalogue el Human Infirmities.
• After initiation into every Branch, as an Army Surgeon,
I formed a wish at ativarly period of Prat:lice to'rescue
Iron-, the ipopince pf,uneducated men, or the
equally dangerous precipitancy of general Praditinners.
The three Disorners, to the' Cute of which I have deg.'
vottti r 11), .ittention; cuiii.;qlst• &cry- species of V ENE. ,
RE AL IN I' ECT lON, whether ot a recent- or long du-
ration: rally, All kinds Of debility, whether arising from
the habits of School .boys, or the indulpni.es of
age: And, lastly, ruat deraugemeat of the syarem in wu.
num which is called 13 A R R CNN Kss, or ST ITY.
'NurnerouS Diseases arc tile result of ignorance, or halts
in the.: tte.ttmeitt of a shttple VOrrorriima i .and it not un-
frequently happens that the le4ls of Lite are poiSoned by
the Indiscretion of an ungoarcied hour.—lly a superiornie.
thod such Complaints are easily cured; and,' even where
others have failed, 1 trust that 1 may presume to offer a
radical re-est tblishment.
however, are the cases or complicated ,tliitrest in
this d* onter, compared with the calamitous situations of
Men, woo, trout an indulgence in a solitary vice ' or the
prevalent gaieties of a fashionable lite, acquire that state
of Debility, which is the unavoidable consetpienty of such
perniciotri habits.
• Where tilt unhappy sufferer broods riv:r h s misery, but
'carefully 'conceals Ins misfortune, it may be sou:et:on.,
lotion for him to know, that although it he an obteet of
doubt' or unccrtaintr.vith otter Prat-tanners, the removal
of these Deficiencies by the gradual proeress Renova-
tion, is the acquirement of my Experience. It -the rites
of liaLchus 'or NellUs have began to. reduce Manly vigour,
Much anxiety will be prevented ,by an early Counterac.
lion of this languid-State; and iu these cases, no gre-t
dillicu;ty will occur,
hut where this Deficiency has Foryears existed, • a proper
lierseverance is :indispensably equisite to revive theslum-
benng Sparks of Lire, and to re-am:nate the Constitution,
Akl4,lElf, Wv)M EN, who have long been disappointed
in their expca.itions of a Faintly, may ba a€cocci,.• that is
most Instances, .sucli defeas are curable by hleaiie;tl.akiit.

The ,se rely winch is so CSSeriltiat tQ my undertaking.
,_., t _ i • i I 1..
anti tige,quaithearions W.11C.1 or ',aye prksohieti to;natlet
,t,9;111
.the tizsifof ,my pretensions, and in coincicielice Wall Sik;tl
tips intimation is given, tiv.it Mr, lime may ber. conso4ed
nersonallsy. ,or fix Letters (inclosing a small Note), at his
house 'O.. zy, Arundel Street; Sttanti,- neat lemple .13 ir„
C. 1"!: 'There is an. 'ldli'.i.nial ~1-.4itratu:e in . Water-4treet,
actiotrung, anti Ole Ninle it on both the doom
Martin If rees Motboi oi theitryal fi;ollege,of-.Surzeoto.

11tIPER1AL PARLMMENT.

1-1021 SE OF PEERS.

TUELDAY, SEPT. 4.
AT two o'clock the LORD CHANCELLOR came
down to the H use, and soon after Lords Hmtaow.
BY, MULORAVR, and WALkINGHAM attended.—
' The three first mentioned Peers robed and took
their seats on the Bench as HIS MA; RiTy't Com-
, mi4.iotters. Mr. QUARME, De, uty. Usher ,of the
Black Rod, was sent to order the attendance of the
Comm ms, who (represented on this occasion by,Mr,
DY,ON and the other Principal Clerks and Officers
of the Howe) forthwith appeared at the Bar.
, • His MAJE,Ty's Commission, authorizing the
Lords therrin mentioned, or evy three of them, to de.
cl4re His Royal will and pleasure respelling the far.
then Prorogation of Parliament, &c. being then
read by the proper Officer, the LORD CHANCALLoa
addressed the Alsembly as follows :
" My Loans AND GLt4TI.EMLN,
" liy virtue ut His Majesty's Commission to us and other
Lords dire&d, and now read; We do hereby declare and notify
klts Majesty's Royal will and pleasure, that this Parliament
Pc Lather prorogued until, hursday the 4th day of October
next ; 'and this Parliament accordingly stands prorogued until
the said 4tl, day of Otiober."
The Commons then withdrew from the Bar, and
their Lordships retired. The, ceremony took place
(in consequence of the Great Chamber liting under
. repair) in the Royal Rolling Chamber, where a
Throne and Canopy upon a small scale is erefted.

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THE SUN.

SOLIII4 QUIS DiCLRII,IALSUM AUDIAT ?

LONDON,

WIDNESDAY, b/PTZIA* BE& s', 1804.

WE yesterday stopped the Press to announce .the
receipt of Dutch Paler, of the zgth ult. which, as
we stated, confirmed the acount contained in the
.117gue Courant of the 27th, of the EMPPitolt of
OERMANY having, by an Imperial Patent, assumed
the Title of 11FREDITARY Empettot of AUsTkIA,
that he had at length consented to acknowledge
I.IONAPARrtt Rs Emperor ( I the I; arch, and that
they had mutwitly agreed to 'go (rahtee
Socceviion to these new Tit Jes in their re.
':""hive

the authenticity of this intelligeree some
d.,,ubts have been raised, founded upon the silence of
the French Papers upon SO very im,•ortant a
.6111)je44, and upon tie great improbability that the
Eme,ettort of GIKMANY should adopt a measure
which must in its consequences be so prejudicial to
his real and liermanent interests, and which partakes
so strongly of that revolutionary spirit which has
for so many years deVastated Europe, anti against
which the House of Austria has hitherto made so
noble a stand. We confess we are afraid, in these
days of extraordinary innovation, to argue upon
• probabilities, nor indeed is it worth while to occupy
the time ofour Readers with speculations upon a point.
respecting which we must in a few days receive au.
thentic officiai information.-1; !nay not, however,
be improper to observe, that the new title which thc
Mef ROR of GERMANY is said to have assort!.
ed, is not ilere,litary Emperor of Ger/malty, but
of Aurtria, a title which the EMPgROR was
perfeCtly iluchurized to assume by Patent, as
far as relates to his hereditary Dominions, and
which he may have d use, to ensure to his
Family the Imperial Dignity, in the event of
the House of 13tanti,riburgh succeeding in the oh..
j a of their ambition, and our-voting the House
of Austria at some future EleCtion for an Emperor
~of Germany. If we are right in this opinion, then
it is not improbable that the consent of the KING
of Pit iTSt I A its this measure may have been obtaincti
by the pr•onise of the Eltelotale of Hanover; be.
cause it will not precluile his chance, on a future
occasion, of being placed at the head of the German'

In adylition to the :intellisenc fly the
Foreign Paper*, we have receive() a Letter from
a Gentleman, whose means of obtainitig informa.
*ion are extensive, and upon whose accuracy we
place the most perftit 'reliance ; he states, that the
acknowledgment of BOSIAI?.ARTE by the Eurititoi
of G f kmANy had not taken place solace as the ;8;h
of August, and this delay is attributed to the spirit.
ed conduel of the Russian Ambassador at Vienna,
who declared,' that if such a step was taken
fore the return of ,a CArier which he had dis.
pail:heti to St.• Petersburg!), he would quit Vienna....:_
We are sorry to add, that Prince ES/tett/I'4Y,
one of the ,first and most opulent NubteMen in
Eure,i.e, is selefted to- carry to the corsicanl.lPstart
the recognition of his Title,
,and -Congratulations,
is his ilen)arioa,' from the EMPERo,x of GER.
MANY. Ile WAg daily expelled to leave

lenna,

Our Private Letters from Holland confirm the
accounts' which we have at different times been
enabled to lay before our Rewlers, of the discontent
that prevails throughout the Dutch territories, and
which has extended itself even to the French Troops.
The following circumstances respelling the Army
encamped at Ze;rr, under the command of Gene-
ral MARMONT, our valuable Correspondent assures
US we may rely upon as undoubted fags : General
MARIONT has repeatedly boasted of his ability to
embark the whole of the Army in that Camp in
four hours ; this declaration he made to several
Members of the Diplomatic Corps who visited the
Camp, particularly to the Russian Minister ; but
be has probably by this time altered his opinion.
A considerable degree of discontent had for some
days been observed in the Camp, though it
had not broken out into open Mutiny ; but upon
she General ordering some movements to be made
preparatory to the embarkation of the Troops, they
peremptorily refused to embark, declaring their wil-
lingness to march to any part of the Continent, but
their firm determination never to quit laud.

The Regiments that were the most forward upon
this occasion, and who aeled with the most vio.
lence, were the isth, S4.th, and gosh. There are
not now more than t g,OOO men in the Camp ; the
desertion among the Troops has increased to a mast
unparalleled degree ; in consequence of which the
Camp is to be broken up.

The unwillingness of the Troops to embark, arose
from a filet which has come to their knowledge,
'viz. that in the gale' of wind in which several of
the Boulogne Gun.boats were stranded and lost last
July, no less than 570 Soldiers perished.
We yesterday stated, that Admiral VERFIEUIL
had demanded and obtained from the Dutch Gc,
vernment 5,000,000 Ducats, which had been
destined to indemnify the PRINCE of ORANGE
for the loss of his personal property it; 11d.
land *. This money is now to be employed
in paying the Troops intended fur the attack
on England.—An opinion seems to be prevalent in
Holland, even among persons of high authority,
that the PRINCE of ORANGE wilt he restored to
the Stadtholderate, under certain conditions.

• By an error of the Press yesterday, it Was printed " in
flj instead of " in 11,11-ind ;" owst of the Morning
YNi,ers !lave ‘Opiati tlie arric r and the error.

THE first of the four liamburgh Mails which
were due, arrived this wrning. The principal
Atticleb of Intelligence which it brings, will be
found in a subsequent Column.
Paris Papers have alio reached us to the 26th ult.
the principal contents of which will be found in ano.
Cher part dour Paper.

We this morning received Jamaica Papers to'the
r sth of July. They contain nothing of material im.
portance : one of them states the arrival at Port
Royal of His Majesty's ships Desiree and Mignonr,
and brig Viggo/fie, from a cruizc ; with the French
schooner Santa Maria, frum L:iguira to Allister.
dam, in ballast,a prize to His Majesty's ship Blanche.

The indisposition of the PR INCE of WA LIES was
liarsiculatly regretted at the moment when it hap.
peord, because his Royal Highness had written a
Letter to His August Father, preparatory its the ex.
pened interview, of a vet) conciliatory kind, full
of the mnst dutiful expressi,th of filial re.pen, with
some manly avowals of concern that any part of
his own condun had tended to excite the least unca.
siness in those who Were mot dear to him, and
whose wishes it was his inclimition as well as duty
10 Obey, . Matters were, therefore, in a very pr t.
mising train for an interview likely to be of the
most cordial at.d gratifying kind, but which was
averted by an illness, on the' part of His Royal
highness, peculiarly unfortunate just at that moment,
as 'the Rovm. FAMILY iii general were anxiously
txpeding his arrival.
fits MAiscry had a long interview with her
Royal Highness the PstiNCM of WALEA, just be.
lire his departure fur Weytnouth, which is under.
stood to have been highly gratifying to both of the
Illustrious Parties, and which was followed by par.
rk.„,d,,r orders from 11/$ MAJILiTY respeding the
I'MINCSS% LtiAlll4l4M, for the education and super.
intendance of whom more enlarged and important
arrangements are to take place.
Adv ices were yesterday received (torn our Squa.
dton off Ferrol and Coillifiliis which was left all well
on the stst of List 'month. The Enemy had nut
made any attempt to put to sea.

Sit flOOl was employed on Saturday in
ex..minir,g some boats building in Portsmouth
Dock on a new conslruflion. The form and par.
ticular use of these is kept a profound secret.
linty arc, with several Custom.house Cutters, to
be under the command of that Officer.
The several Gun.boats at Sheerness and Ports.
mouth are ordered to repair immediately. to the
Downs, to be placed under the command of Lord

A Convoy Bailed from Hull for Tonningen,on Fri.
dAy, and will be succeeded by another in fourteen
days. A Convoy fur the Baltic tailed front that
Port on Si turday ; anii it is expraed, another for
the :wale destination, will sail in about three weeks.

We are surly to say, that in a private Letter
which we received from the Continent, it is stated,
that the Marquis of TWEEDALE diettityVerlon on
n:11 ult.

NAI/dL IV EWS.

Fs," the LONDON GAZETTE, Sept. 4, 1804.

Admiralty.gffice, Sept. +.

Copy of a Letter from Mr. Mango Gilmor, Com.
mandcr of the Las/-India Company's Shit the
Eliza Ann, to William Marsden, Eq. dated of
the Start Point, the 3111 Aug. 1804..
SIR,

Having sailed from St. Helena on the gth of July
with the Union and Sir William Pulteney extra
India Ships, put under my Command as Senior Offi.
cer, by order of Governor Patton, I have the ho.
nour to acquaint you, for the information of the
Lords Commissioners of the Admiralty, that on the
22d of August, being in lat. 48 deg. 5 min.
North, and long. 13 deg. West, at day light, a
French Brig Privateer came down upon us, and at
eight A.M. engaged the Union, she being the head.
must Ship, and struck upon she Eliza Ann and
the Sir William Pulteney's coming up, after an
adinn of about twenty minutes; she proved to be
La Venus, mounting 16 guns, four, eight, and
twelve pounders, with sixty.eight men on hoard,
(of her crew,) commanded by Captain Pierre Henry
Nicholas Benamy, a Lieutenant in the French Navy,
out eleven days from St. Andero, had captured a
Spanish Lugger and Sloop, detained by His Ma.
jesty's Sloop Wasp ; five men of her crew were
prisoners on board ; in the aftion the Privateer had
one man killed, and two badly wounded.--The Pri.
vateer parted company from us in the night of the
2gtb, to the ,Westward of Scilly, and I am in hopes
the will get safe into port, having only three psi.
soners left on board, the /en being on board our
Ships,

I have the honour to be, sm.

MUNGO GILMOR.
La Venue had 7$ men on board when she sailed,
and was fitted out fur a cruize of forty or fitly
days. •

PORT,MOUTII, SEPT. 4.—Arrived His Majesty's
Ship Lion, Lieut. HUNT, from a Cruize.
Sailed the Laurence Maria, SCRAGGY for Frede.
rickshall ; Przur, BLoM, fin- Lingsound ;
GODFREY, fur London; and the whole of the East
India Fleet, under convoy of His Majesty's Ship
the Revohitionaire.

Arrived the Nemesis Frigate from the Westward.
&tiled ale Majestic Armed Ship, with scaled
orders.

PLYMOUTH, SEPT. 3.--Arrived the Ship Comet,
late in the Service of the English East India Company;
captur*ed in the early part of the War by the French,
carried into a Spanish Port, and there condemned ;
since purchased by Americans, and detained under
that Flag by the Northumberland, of 74. guns, Rear,
Ad►niral the Hun. A. COCHRANE, cruizing off
Ferrol.
Arrived the Hemet Sloop of War, of ;8 gum,
Capt. A. SHIIPPARD, from the West Indies.

Sailed theQmemt 0198 guns, and Nix, of Bosuns,
to j.)in the Channel Fleet ; and Segall Sloop of
War, and Pretty Lau Armed Ship, to the Westward.

DPAL, SEPT. 4.—Arrived His Majesty's Ships
Chermpiom and Orme', from a Cruize off Ostend.
They bank in with them a Buis under Prussian
Colours, which they detained, being bound to
Grivelines. They' drove another Brig in. The
jacked/ Gun.brig had her jib.hoom shut away, and
received several shot •through her tails, but no other
damage.

Sailed the AP/erred,: Armed Defence Ship, and
Poleax° Bumb, fur Boulogne Road ; and habella
Transport, for Newcastle.

In the Downs—Monarch,Utreeht, Inflexible, Castor, Pre-
voyante, Champion, Orestes, Speedy, 6,.ourge, Heron, Ar-
gui, Sulphur Bomb, Armed Defence Ships anu Transports
as hoble, and Supply Navy Transport.

FALMOUTH, SEPT. 2.—Arrived the Auckiatti
Packet, Capt. ScncryLek, with a Mail from Lisbon,
to 'l+ days p,issage ; and the hliza Packet, Care
PATT E 100 N, with a Mail from Jamaica, in +7 days
passage.

GR E 11NOCK, Au°. 3 t .—The Garland,CvrUet.L,
from New Providence, in 4,t days, spbke on the
r4th ult, the sin Fair American, of Philadelphia,
►SAMo B L "FLOW IT It, out 8 days from Hull, bound to
New-York, in lat. 53. long. 221. all well ; sante
day spoke the ship Lydia, of and fUr Philadelphia,
nut 9 days from Hull, all -well. The Diana, of this
Port, was to sail from New Providence fur Liver.
pool three days after the departure of Capt. CUTH.
ILL, in company with the Mary, of Liverpool,
under convoy of the Racoon Sloop of War.—The
Garland had too,ooo dollars on board, 80,000 of
which were sent up to Glasgow yesterday.