The Sun.
London, England, 1803-10-24 00:00:00

OFFICE OP ORDNANCE,

Obi. tgo3.
THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of His MA.
.7F.SrI": ORDNANCE do berth), give Notice,
.that
Proposals will be received at their o:ffice, in St. illorgetret.street,
Westminster, and by the respegiVe Officers of the Ordna.,c2 at
Portsmouth, on or.before Thursday the Ist' day of December next,
from such Persons as may be willing to underiaie the supply of
the GUN CARRIAGE WORK, together with OAK SKID.
.DING, ELM BOARD, it'd PLANK, and ASH HAND.
SPIKES and other. Articles, foe the Ordnance Service 4
PORTS MOUTH, Upon Contra," for a period of three Years.
Schedules of the Articles la he supplied, together with the I rims
and Condition: o, the Coati:lo, may b: known upon application al
the Secretary's -Office, in St. ittygnet.street, and alto at tia.
Ordnance Office at Portsmouth a I,resaid, any Day baueen the
Hours of l'ese anel-Fone o'Clock, ; where at either place Prevsale
may be delivered sealed up, and marked on the outside, "
sals for Gun-Carriagv Work, dec, for,thcOrdnattee Service
t Portsmouth ;" no Proposal can he admitted ajier a:, said
tot D.iy 4 December.
Py Order of the lkar,
R. 11. CREta".

OF
Orr 21, 180.7.
THE PRINCIPAL O.I,TICEgS Md.
JEST)", ORDNANCE do hereby give Arvtlea, that
Proposals Wilt be received at their °fee, in St.- lifargaraestreel,
We4tminstee, on or before- Thursday the iyth instant, from .c.wei
Persons as may he willing to • undertake the supply r../ TEN
THOUSAND SETS of viCCOUrR ENTS of BUFF
LEATHER,andkWIE'TIIOUSAND SETS of BUFF LEA.
THER.B.ELTStind 1::NOTS:jor SABRES, as-cording
tetn.r ttibieh miy be seen npon app/itekn to jobre Thomas, Eq.
at the Tower, and the .Tohole Suppbt to be delivered into SW,
within the space of ,Vx-ir?ekr.
Further partirstlars, together itnth the Terms and Conditions of
the Contras?, may be 4nown by applying at the Secreteny's Offee
hi Afargaret.street, any Dqy, between d,e /roars of Ten
o'clock, where Proposals acre to be ‘lell vet rd, sealed tip
mark,d on the outside, t" PrOporals for- theSupi;l4, of IN/ L:.:1.•,,er
flec,outrements, &e: fir• the ad/ranee Service;" but Its l'ropos4l
c.f.i be admittedittter the said 27th insta.vt.

11,,y Order of the th.4,d,
k, ff. Secretary,

DRIVER's NURSERY, KENT 11,QADi near Loudon:
TO OE SOLD BY AUCTION,
On Mcin(-1.4y the t4th day of November, and to) tm,ving Days,
on the Preidises, at Ten o'.Clock each Day,
THE
very..Littge.and -VAithie, STOCK of the
atiovo-mentioned NURSERY, now..grOwing upon neat'
Forty Acres of 'Land, and consvoaing of the greatest variety of
Forest anti Fruit Trees, Evergreens, Flowerrng Sh.rubs, 14er.
baceous Plants, Oc.-of various ages Anti sizes,. particularly
adapted tor extensive Plantations as well as the 'I rade, The
whole wilt .be diiided into Lots, for the acconunodation of
the several Purchasets ; wnicit roay be viewed until the
:SOes, and Catalogues had on the Premises within intim:en
days thereof; at is. each,. to be returned to Purchasers..

DISEASES of the ITR Ell-11t.N, and Certain CO M
• - S.
A'• Sole Proprietor . I/ARA N",l celebrated
EDI CAI ED ITO UG I4S and It MEI)/ lifi, Mr.
DUFOUR informs the Publict, that way. as usual, hO
consulted daily from three, at ins House, N0,',54,
Frith-street, Soho, on Ca es of tri4ttires,4.obarriketimis,
Gleets, &c. as well as Deinlity, ,aid every Oisorder whero
secrecy is so essential a requisite. in .t Mr. I), has provided a,
spacious liopso, that every Ku i iritttxtucett in a
separate Apartment. Mr. D. has for many year it confined
himself to .that department of Surgery, and froaexteosivo
Practice. and the most flattering success, he is enabled, to
offer a' ethod of Cure,- mild, efficacious, requiring niveon,..
finementor restraint in diet, and preventing the possibility.
ola relapse. Persons in the Country stating their cases fully
in a...Letter', encloSing a ii. or 21. Note, will liiiVe piCipef
remedies sent 'to the amount.
17. pr the various. symptoms, &c. see Mr, I)nfotir';-; Treat*
on the above Complaints, Price is. 6d. ant sth •tilicion. •

BY HIS mAj ESTY's RoY 1.F.'1; RS
Dr. Bit,ODUM's NIF,RVOUS CORDIAL and NO
• • CAL SYRUP.
r O'thoite who have revelled-in the ntidn;ght cop,-
or madly Maimed Nature of her riehesti'stoies, by un.
restrained. or iifAritions lovey.or by the horrid settish passjoit
of Dioge4tes, this Restorative will render all possrtie a5515t..:
ancc; arid; if tik vital powers be not entirely &strayed, it
will gradua 11 yrepair the melancholy evil.
Ladies of any time ()Elite may, by this Medicine, be freed!'
fruit) One of the'rnost. atilleting disthderS inifl-dent to the s6i.
mutat a certain period it is niost useful, ' •
In all Nervous. Affections, towness of Spirit;' Tremblings,','
Loss of Memory,, Impaired Vigour, and the niunberleis
symptoms of impaired and tinertng Constitiltions, whether
arising from a lite (*inactivity., intemperance, or iflatlCiltioll
to health, its efficacy has, attained throngtiout the. three
Kingdoms,. universal and unparalleled cekority. Hy ;t
rict in its use, it cheers, braces, and invigorates'
the whole
e
i"liervous sysiemv and gifts • new tone to all the
vital tundionSt• eat which numberless ,instark'es Can by
avouched..

• A most noble Medicine, composed of sonui'of the choicest
balsams and strengtheners in the whole Materia Aleilica; and
: is partictilarlY, unplie.tblo to those constitutions brit.
• relaxed by extreme weakness and debility* or broken by
wieriaring or vicious indulgences.
•
! Es urri 114 rus FAC&.—The inconsistent doeithic
those wilwreeorinneritt exn rnal 31)plii.:AiiiinS for internal
plaints,' is obviated in the following simpl,e question;
the fut which adheres .to the inside of a kettle, or boiler, be
removed by waihing the outside ? T
,s4ino comparison may
he made respeaing the human trania; Ca:. an internal L'cotc.,
plaint be rernoven by an external application I 'These
tinns are left 'to be answered by 'every ktatter, w6icil
sheiv the ridiculousness of inculcating this duel rinc, while
the of Dr. Bieduin's Botanical Syrup is evinced
in the extraordinary Cures that daily appearjit the Papets,
patticularl,,, in cases of the above.nature. Broiliii, as 4
Physician, has been known many year:, and *ll6l as
a noaruni vender.. H,is motive for, publi;hing this Ativer--,
tiSeinent, is to secure the -Health of the, Publ
_fronm tint
danger that attends external applicat ion, wiieh,,to.his know.
ledge, has proved tail to• many who have placed it, i,t t;j lilt-
. 'proper (.;.ititientv.
I.3.R.t.itlVS: OF CURES WITUQUT S VAI'ION. „
CA4.$ or CAA-) . C. or WAPPIN,;.
A Navtl Captatn in the India service; a long period
was aftl.o,ted with the Lots Venerca, which lie toiltracier4 , when a'Mitishipnian; the complaint, in gPiUtsple4i,:e, iell
into his limbs, and the ulccrs it Lit,:casionedexposcd the tiQiiis
view;tti by recommendation of a Capt. George; of Holt, he
applied to Dr.. 13rodunu and in three linnithS WasNSt6.
• bur being apprehensive of a return, as he wal titan:drawly
titilit7ed to sail rig India, he took with hint a dnicit bettl,%i "of
the Botanical Syrup, train which he has experienced then
salutary
abore-mentioned incomparable and incsti?.
mable Medicine, together Wltlt the Botaniciil Syrup; winch
is a Specdic in-every stage of the Venereal Diseaisi., iS sOid,
nixteunt Dodoes Appuitrilent, Bodies U.
and 6s. by Messrs. fiewilian (only), in F. 'Netet; 'Norris,
Taunton Haydon, tVettlerini, mouth;
Hoitland or Congdon, Plymouth-omi; ; Sytcs Battistapiel
lackson,,Dartntaiitt.; Vanmnitit; Trut,,
i4nd by Most ,Printers, bookstillerS, and enduts tot.
tine in Um three KiPsdum}, • -

From the LONDON GAZETTE, Ott. 22, 1803.

By the KING.
A PROCLAMATION.

GEORGE R.

WHEREAS by an Aft, passed in the Forty-third
Year of our Reign, intituled " Ar, Mt to repeal
" an .tia passed in the last Session of Parliament for
" establishing Regulations respeCting Aliens arriv.
" ing in this Kingdom, or resident therein ; and
e for establishing, until three months after the
" .Ratification of a Definitive • TreatY of Peace,
"' Regulations respecting, Aliens arriving in this
" Kingdom, of residing therein, in certain cases ;"
We are authorized by our Royal -Proclamation, from
time to time, to require and.command every Alien
who now is in, or who shall. hereafter come into,
Great Britain, except as therein excepted, to register
himself or herself, and thereupon to obtain our Royal
Licence to reside within this. Kingdom,-as tlrerein
mentioned : Now we,.. buing' desirous of-carrying
into execution the purposes of the said An, do, by
this our Proclamation, by -and. with the advice of-

our Privy Council, require and command every
Alien who shalt be in this Kirgdum on the day of
the date of our Proclamation, .except as hereinafter
excepted, to, register himself or herself, in the
manner hereinafter-mentioned that is to say, ",

All Aliens residing in 'the City of London shall,
within ten days from the
,publication of this
our Proclamation in the London Gazette,- so
resister themselves with the Lord Mayor of
• the said City.
All Aliens residing in the City and Liberties of
Westminster, or elsewhe.tewithin the Bills of
Mortality (except the City of London), or
voiding within ten miles of the city of Lon.
don, shall, within ten days from the publica.
tion of this. our Proclamation in the London
Gazette, so register themselves with the Ma-
gistrates at .one of the undermentioned Public
Offices, in the Distriet of which Office such
Alien shall then reside ; that is to say, the Po-
lice Office Queen-Square, Westminster ; Great
Marlbro'.Street ; Hatton-Garden; 'Lambeth_
Street, Whitechapel ; Worship-Street, Shore.
ditch ; Hight-Street, Shadwell'; and Union.
Hall, Southwark.
All Aliens residing out of the Distrins aforesaid,
and within any Cities or Corporate Tomns, or
within the jurisdittion of the Magistrates of
such Cities or Corporate Towns respraiv?ly,
shall, within fourteen days from the Publica••
tion of this our Proelaniatiiin in the London'
Gazette, so register themselves with•the Mayor
or other Chief Magistrate of such Cities or
Corporate Towns respeEtivtly
And all Aliens residing in other places in reat
Britain shall, 'within eighteen days front' the
publication of this our Proclamation in the
London Gazette, so register themselves with
some Magistrate of the county or place y.diere
such Aliens respeelively shall reside. . •
•

And we do. further require and. comniand• 'all
Aliens who shall come intoGrearfiritain, after the
publication of this-our Proclu.mation -in the'l„nridon
Gazette, to register themselves in the rnAme r here.
inafter.mentioned with the Lord NLyor; Mayors,
or other Magistrates as aforesaid, within two days
after every such Alien shall have arrived within any
such City, Town, D:stria, or other place to which
tie hh.+ll be allowed to proceed, by. Passport granted
for that purpose, except Aliens who arc required by
eur Proclamation of the Twelfth August last to
land at no other Port than the Ports of Yarmouth,
Harwich, Dover, and Southampton, and at Graves-
end, whom we hereby require and command to re 7
gister theMselves in manner hereinafter-mentioned,
t the Alien Office in Crown.streer, Westminster.
And We do further retire and command every
Alien, for the purpose of obtaining such licence
as 4foresaid, to deliver,. or. Cause. to be delivered, to
the person or persons -with whom such Alien is
hereby required to register himself or herself as
aforesaid, a full, anti true declaration or account in
writing of his or her name, age, place of birth,
rank, occupation, profession, the place of residence
when last in hiS or her own cotintry, together with
the last and principal place of residence before his
or her arrival in this Kingdom, the name or names
of some person Of persons in this country. to whom
known, the reason or purpose for which be or size
Came
,to this *Kingdom, the time-.•when, and the
place at which, such Alien last arrived in Great
Britain, and where , his or her thud residence has
been since such lass arrival, and is at the time of
giVing in such declaration, which said declaration
or account shall be sived by-such Alien with his or
her name or mark.

And we do hereby authorise and appoint the said
Lord Mayor, 'Mayors,A
11, 01.1 tr Magistrors as
aforesaid respe6ively„ to rem ve such 'accounts as
aforesaid, and do require and command them re.
opedively in cause the original account to be trans.
mitred within two days to our Principal Secretary
pF State for thcAinrne Department,' for tie purpose
of such Alien obtaining our 'Royal lArence to
side within Great Britain froth the said Secretary,
whom we do hereby autliorize.and'appant,.to grant
such licences, or from such other peraon or persons
who now are, or who Shall front time so time .be
authorized and appointed by .La- to grant such*
licences.

And We further authorize and require the said
Lord Mayor, Mayors, and. other Magistrates as
aforesaid, to whom any such accounti shall he de.
livered as aforesaid, to grant under his hand and
seal to the Alien delivering such account, a pro_
visional Licence to reside within Great Britain,
under such,Resttittioni as shall appear lit, during
th:' time that shall be therein allowed to such
Alien for obtaining Our Royal Licence as doze.
'aid.

And We do further declare, That this Our Pro.
clamation.shall not extend to require any Alien to
obtain 'such Licence as aforesaid, who shall, hellie
the publication of this Our Ptuclamaiion in the
Lyndon G4ette, have obtained Out Royal -Licence
to reside in any part of •this Kingdom.
And We do further direa, That every Alien as
artfresaid, upon every changt.,44 tetidelicet_
to any place iri the b4111f: Lity, Distriaa Of

LONDON, OCt„OBER 2+, 1803.

WE some days ago ,expressed our hzoicf, 'hat a
Capture had been made by Atirisr.,l
Squadron, of a French 74. ,hat it
was probable anothvr into
our hands, with some Frig:itt, rt.ix paipa:free,
of 74. guns, is the Ship taki:o
4>tearl, both of which arrived. at Port
on the 29th of. July. Before the rangaard lost
sight of the Squadron, the Elephant was along_
side the other French Line of Battle Ship, bearing
the French Admiral's Flag, and she was closely
followed by the Theseus, so that little doubt can
be entertained of her failing an easy prize. The
rest of the Squadron pursued the Frigates. A Bus.
ton Paper of the Ist of September, states, that in.
telligence had been reteived at Portland, brought by
the Captain of a Vessel in 16 days from St. Croix,
that, on the sth of August a British Sloop ar.
rived there from Srt Christopher's, with infor.
illation that the British Squadron had fallen in with
the French Fleet from Sr. Domingo, and captural
nine Sail, consisting of Shipe'Of the Line and Fri.
gates. This is evidently an exaggeration of the
other account. We do not believe that more than
two sail of the Line remained at Cape Francois,
and we do not apprehend there were so many Fri.
garea 44 seven.

After the Capture of their Squadron, there can
be little doubt but that the remnant of the French
Army under, general ROCHAMOKAU, must have
surrendered at discretion. Thus the island of
St. 'Domingo is probably lost to France for
ever. It is probably by this time again un.
tier the entire dominion of the Blacks, and this
circumstance places our Government in a very
delicate and trying situation. A Letter front
Kingston, dated July 30th, states that a French
Schooner had arrived there on the preceding day,
in six days from Port-au-Prince, with a Deputation
from the principal Planters and Merchants to the
Governor of Jamaica, entreating an asylum there,
and oireting to orrender Port-att-Privefi (0 lie afi.
titall. 'lime GlVerllOr of Jamaica' would hardly
cede to eithe) request without consulting the Go.
vernment at-'liUrne ; and the true line of aetion, in
such a predicament, requires more judgment and
wisdom than we have a right to expect from the
present iNilinisters. We have no doubt but that
great advantages may be derived .tor this Country
f. um Si. Dominao without a, great risk either of
Money i,r live* ra tl.e. Eritishs, liprurtly msnag„i,
the *hole traf'e of that valuable and extensive

Colony may be drawn into our Part;, I%ithout our
own Colonial system being more endangered
by the vicinage.of a free Black Government than it
has been for several years past. We should delve.
cate, however, placing Garrisons in St. Domingo : it
is by conciliation and address, more than by force of
arms, that St. Domingo can ever again become useful
to a European Power. It is said that a person who
formerly resided in St. Domingo, as an Agent
under the arrangement formed by General MAI r_
LAND with the unfortunate TOUSSAINT, has
lately gone back to the Island, with the view of
procuring such information as a new intercourse may
be founded upon. If this he true, we think that the
very best line of conduit has been in the first in.
stance adopted, which we hope any orders that may
lie sent from home, will tend to confirm and im.
prove.

Saturday morning the Mixt of Yoßx arrived at
Windsor on Military businesS with His IVIA:ESTY.
Soon after breakfast HIS MAJESTY, the. DUKES
of Coma ERLAND and CAMBRIDGE, and Princess
Sark' lA, with their usualAttenciants, rode on horse_
back in Windsor Great Park.

HEIt MAJESTY 'and Princesses AiICUST!. and
ELIZAZETII, attended by Ladies STAwst.t. and
CAL-rtioar e, took an airing in a sociable through
Maidenhead, and returned by Braywick.
Princess AMELIA, attended by Lady CRATILItY,
took an airing by Virginia Water and the Planta-
tions ; and in the afternoon Her Royal Highness,
attended by Lady PlTT,`took an airing in a coach
and four, by Egham and Englefield Green.
Yesterday morning the ROYAL FAMILY, with a
numerous suite of Attendants, walked' to St.
George's Chapel, where they heard an excellent
Sermon by the Rev. Mr. BUSBY, from the 16th
chapter of'St: Matthew, and z4.th verbe.
..,ul"Titeti'.said Jesus unto his Disciples, if any man will
tom after Mb, let him deny himself, and take up hiit Cross
and follow inc."

After aitending Divine Service, His MAJESTY
and Suite walked to Frogmore.
There will be a Levee at St. James's on Wed.
nesdify next.

General PiCHFCRU and Baron Rowt were pie.
scoted to the KING, at Windsor, on Saturday morn.
kg last, by the Earl of Uxu RIDGE, with both of
whom His MAJESTY conversed for several minutes.

Lord NlotttA arrived in town yesterday from
Leicestershire, and will Set out in a few days for
Scotland, to take the command of the troops in that
quarter.
Mr. CAVENDISit
,BRAD9HAW iS appointed Ite.
ceiver.General of Ireland, a place worth 80001. per
'annum, iu the room 'of his tattier, Sir H. CAI/EN.
01,11, who retires.

The Gazette of Saturday contains loyal Addresses
to the KING from the Noblemen, gentlemen, Cler.
gy, &C. of Banff, and from the ,Ministers and Elders
of the Provincial Synod,of Aberdeen, in Scotland.
Saturday apacket of Halifax papers was received,
but they furnish nothing worth extraeting.—Our
cruisers continued to send in there numerous detained
vessels, man of them Americans, supposed to,be
freighted with French Property.
A Mail for the Cape of good Hope is making up
at the • Post Office, and will be dispatched from thence
to-mot-10w.

A Letter from, Lord KEITII was received at
r.iin!►urgh on Tuesday !act, stating, that a Squa.
dron, under a Flag, is ordered for the protection of
the Coast of Scotland immediately. Admiral
Tnoittvaoaouou has been mentioned as the Com-
mander, and the principal station will be the Filth
of Forth.

General CRAIG Is not dead as reported. This
veteran Officer has long enjoyed a good state of
health, bitt. is very far advanced in the vale of years,
Colonel pouts cwt. BEL L, Assistant Adjutant
General at. Canterbury, Col. MANNINGHAM, of the
5901.1teginleGI of Foot, and Col.:SreNc FR, Of the,
4oth Foot, and Aid-de-Camp to the KING, are ap.
pointed Brigadier Generals in the Southern Distrito
The Volunteer. Corps raised in the Town of-
Poole, tomtnanded by Lieut. Col. jurittty, will
be reviewecii, next Wednesday by Lord DOscHaS,
TER. This Corps, on the first of November, are tohe .
billetted on. the Inns in the "town, and are to do
permanent duty (or a month.
On Thursday last, the-Eqling.ond Brentford'
ilunteer Corps of Infantry, cominand7.d by' Lieuten-
ant. Colonel DRINKWATIt ay received their Colours.
The Ships stationed at the Hope, and manned by
the Trinity House Volunteers, are to be under the
orders of Sir HARRY N mia ; as also all Gun.
boats, &c. which are appropriated for the vroteki-
tion of the Aim Thames.
Adnsilal Wisver..itsp is adively employed In
Dublin, arranging the best method of 'equipping the
Gun.bnats and vessels building far the defence of
the Coast of Ireland.

His MAJESTY has been pleased to accept the
services of the Officers belonging to the Theme.*
Police Office, to be embodied under the command
of the Magistrates. They are to be taught the use
of the pike and broad.sword exercise. Their num. bers,including watermen, are upwards of too, se-
veral of whom have seen 8a1.1.11 service, It is pro-
posed to accept the services of such persons in the
neighbourhood of Wapping as may be disposed to
join' them, to make the Corps about UM, WllO will
&d on' the river or on shore, as occasion may require.
A Court of Aldermen will be held to.morrow at
Guildhall to appoint a day for the eleetion of a
Clerk to the LORD M4Yott, in the room of W.
Law's NEwmAN, f.;sq. eteCted City Solicitor, and
to swear into alike Searchers and Scalers of Leather
for the year ensuing.
On Thursday next a Court of Common Council
will be held to cleft a Common Serjeant in the room
of jowl SILVESTRR, Esi. appointed by the Court
of Aldermen Recorder.
Notwithstanding the orders for preventing the
clearances at the Custom/house, of vessels bound to
Spain and POr WV% the #hipmen :3 4a.; 4'11,0
pp
iiriday and Saturday nearly as usual.