The Sun.
London, England, 1811-12-19 00:00:00

t ram Northampton, on the t ;tit inst.

j, FARM E, Colonel, and Member of the Legion of
Honour, 114:rty-nine Years of Age, Five feet Eleven
lnelics Three Quarters High, very Stout, Oval Visage,
FreshComplexion,Brown Hair, ltazle;Eyes, speaks
supposed to Wave on a Blue Coat, and has much t/is:
appe.itisued tat an Englishman..

' EAST INDIA 110U4'2,
Dec. 'Att.
'THE COURT of DIRECTORS'qf the UNITED
COAIPANY sj MERCHANT S, in it NGLRAIU
leg to the E ASl* INUITS, do beret, not;ce,,
T4,at a GENERAL COURToI the ,(aid Contpany 7,4,1'.1 he 1,e1,1,
at their 11..ure,_in Leatieneall-sireet, to Prido,, the 17:17,1*
nu:try, t3t2,from Lieven o'Cl'ck it, the Ptreinvm Six /title
Evening, to Rallut on the fallowing Quotient, :

" That this Court approve the unanimous Resolution
the Court of Direaors of the 27th ult. wherein they state,
that they have reason to belieVe that all the persons'‘vtn)
were on board the ship Ocean, at the titre she is iuppoied to.
have been lost have perished, and ac tote occasion and ciretut
stances relating to her Loss are wholly unknowne, there is att
impwsibi lity of inquiring satistatiorily into the loss of i.e
said Ship ; That this Court are fully 'satisfied that thti Ship,
was storll in a sufficient manner at herouttit for her voyagt,.
and that consequently no blame can attach tofthe Owners;
and that from the experience and ability of the Cominamier
and Officers it is teasonably to be inferred that no blame at
tatltes to t hem . "

i the ant; Direaorr having ors the 27th ult. conseettrt
ky Ballot to re tort Air. William Henry A7errigtan, late Chief
Mate J the Liara'Sblp Tottertharn,l to the Company's .Ver vice,
cwiforrnabiy to the :la of the Thirteenth of hit petiole Majes:si
id?. Establishing certain RTulatiorts for the said Cornpanys and
the said consent of the Cuirt Direaors having teen laid b, fart
and conri I,red at a General !.ours cf the said Company hey,/ thi;
day, pu,suant is, Fourteen Days Nice given for that paeporse,
•
Notice is he, thy given that at the raid General Court the
ing Question 1011/ alio be put /y the

" That Mr. William Haiti), NlerriMan, late Chief :10.4te eit
the Extra Shp Tottenham, be restored to the Company's
Service."

In order to determine ty inch ivhether thiefßart; hi
pair of the 12,0prirset; present at loch General Conti, concur
the C'ourt o, f Direaors in their Resol,ythn resivaing the lnrr of the
ship Ocean, and aho in their Resolwinto that Mr. 11/111/am Hurry
Hershman he restored to the Comply's Seri rice.
IPa. RAMSAY, S'erretaiy.

'BY THE KING'S PATENT.
• DR, .NORIOS's FEVER DROPS.
•
Texperience of more than half a Century has HE
so fully established the reputation of this iwvaluat/Ii
Medicine, that. t is now unnecessary to' ex ;white on its effic.
cacy in every species of 'Fever, particularly the Scarlet and
Typhus Fever, also the Yellow or Putrid l'eVerel ; they 11..ve
never been known to fail, when adininisterLl agweable to•tli;
rettion ; in the Measles, Smell Prix, Teething. suit roost
Dis:miers incident to Children they,are an infallible remedy ;
the decays and discomforts Of advancrti life are 'Linde' their
immediate influence, they immediately stop the progress
a fresh Cold, and Are particularly adapfed ass genial Restota-
trve. •

The Family Bottle, 225. sold at the'Oodlor's House, No.
29, Lower Brook •street, Urosvenor.square, where orders for
exportation are duly exetloted tirrtaLlrr Bottles, Its, antis.
Qd, wit* Jessie and retail, at Bacon's, t so,*o xford•street,
anti
y moat respectable Venders in Town and Country.
Alsott)r.N OR R I S's celebrated N 1.1.11 I. lOUS PI L LS,
with ample I)iretaions, 25..4d. the Box. Observe (kat the
words" Thomas Norris Moore" are engraved on the Covens.
event Stamp ; nu others are or can be gernrine,.

ASTHMA,. CONSUNIPT
WINTER COUGH,
rir 11 h.; Reputation, of Mr. FISHER'S PREPA-
-4 PARED STRAMONIUM and .10X YM EL, in the,.
cure of. the abOve Diseases, issn well established, that it is
only necessary to caution the Public against the selfish ad-,
vertisements of a Pretended Druggist, as well as of a Pte.
tended Surgeon, and to istiorm them that Mr Fisher's Pre-
narations (which are perfeelly tree from any pernicious
14) arc made, by his speciarappointment, at the Cher,, .
and Medical Hall, and sold in London only by Harris, cor-
ner of St.- Paul's Chureliqard Mr. Sanger, •tsu Oxford.
;
road ;' Mr. Foster, 34, •Parliament•street Mr. 'Butt, to, • Berner 's-street; and Mr. Nix, opposite theExchange,Corn-
hill.

The Sixth Edition of Mr. Fisher's Familiar Ticatise on
Asthma, &c, containing the testitmonies of the most emi-
nent Physicians and. respediable characters, is just pub-
Fished (price Two Shillings and Sixpence), ad May be Kati
of the above Venders.
The Prepared Stratnonittm and Oxymel are also sold in
the country by Lynch, Manchester; Sheppard, Bristol ;
Tymhs and Son, Worcester ; Keene, Bath ; Oxford ;
Hodgson, Cambridge; liollaston, Coventry;` M Moho 11,
Lancsaer; Gore, Simouth ; Drury and Son, Lincoln ;
FddoWes, Shrewsbury
i• Brass, haull ; Caparn, Newark ;
Chester, Newcastle,under Line; Simpson, Wolverhampton;
Sundt', Nottingham ; lornhy, York I, Poole, Clicstij
Gore, Liverpool; 'Fortier null il4cnitead, Newcastle. upon.
'Tyne; Hooker, Ipswich; Binns, Bath; White, Wi;theach ;
Holroyd, Maldon ; Knott and Lloyd, Birmingham ; Sc 3 rico
LeeM ; Billings, Liverpool.

FROM IN DIA—MAC"7—ATSAIroTr,,
Patronised by their Royal flighoesses the Princess of Wales
and Duke of Sussex, •and most of the Nobility.
MACA£SAW 01,1. for the HAIR.
„, •
HE Virtue's of this VII.,
.extratted.from a trod
T in the island of Macassar. in. the East Indies, are tar
beyond eulOgium for increasing the Growth of Hair, even ill
hold Places, to a beautiful length and thi‘kuess ; prevent.
ing it tailing off or changing.. colour. In Dressing tile
H.,ir it is preeminent for strengthening the eurle.he*tow.
ti,g An inestimable gloss and scent, remieiing .the wit
inexpresiinly,attrading, promotes the t; ro,th of Witiskers,
Eye-bruws, &c. in fine, it •is the first Production in tlie
world for reStoring and beautifying-the /lair of Laines, Geo.
tlemen,And Children. -
Such ceiehrity has it attained, that it is, daily hottintreri
with the sanctions of Royalty, Nobility, and Gentlelnvii of
the Navy and Army, and Public at large. It is innuxtuus
'and suited to ;ill climates.
Sold at 3s. 6d. nos. 6d, and large bottles, containing eight
srnall, at 11. is:each, by the Proprielms, towLioti anti Son,
Kirby street, t I atton• Men,' London ; and by Appointment,
by Mr. Slllylll, 117, Overton, 47, Tioner, igge, 35,
New Eond.street ; and Blew, Cockspur street 4
Harding and Co. Pall ; Rigge, 6i, Cheapside ; Low.
ling, Walker, and Co. Borough ; wyett, Manor-row ;
LetaltitiS, 14(3..11(1'01Y an
by all Pert inners anti 111ediLine
Venders in every Market . Town throughout the United
Kingdom
Beware of servile Innitatiens, as the genuine Macasgqr
Oil has the signatures of the Proprietors, " A. Rowland arid
Son."

Gentlemen, 11.11 Y IC 1811.
l' write this as a convincing proof or theot your
Macassar Oil. For near three scars my head w.is quite'
ball, the hair
actaityncerioi)leil'ilifit,er,rprairyatiiloll:sesisci.
ndourpiungrptoisuct.
Oil being in high esninstion On this place, induced nic tn try
it, and 19 it short time my hair was wonderfully recovered,
and I have the pleasure-rd assert, ,the Oil contains tlinvet
virtues you express in your Mils and Essay stnyrt int
hair never Wgs SO outtottable, is tree from dalittrill; Icels ex-
tremely pleasant; possesses a strong corlond exireintly
thick. I,shall make it my study to recominend it, and yOu
have taffy free will to poblish.this note,

Youi obedient humble servant,
, COAS. COLNIAN,
Canterbury, Kent.
To Messrs. A. Rnwlanti and Son, Kirby-street,
litittun-Uordett, Luridatt.

~.

THE SUN.

SOLEM QUIS LUCIA* FALSUM AUOLAT ?

L 0 N D 0 N,

THURSDAY, DECEMBER 19, 1 /31 1.

MAILS.
ARItIVIO —2 Heligoland, t Dublin. Duz--1 Cadiz, t !era
bey, t Guernsey, 3 Waterford.

PRICE OF STOCKS
THIS PAY At' TWILVII O'CLOCK.
Consols —64 a Red. Ann. 621 63 I Minium j dis.

. .
. Two Mails. frorn Heligoland arri this morning.
We'are extremely sorry to receive by them further
accounts of the damage caused by the excessive vio-
lence of the gales in 1114 quarter. • The following
are extraats from the Papers brought by the Mails
HELIGOLAND, DEC. 6.—Ever since Sunddy; the
Ist instant, we nave had a series' of uncomMonly
botaterous weather, wind S. W. W. and N. N. W.
On Tao , . hr: gun-brig, which was an-
chored at the back of Sandy Island, lost all her an-
chors and cab.es, and was driven out to sea ; and
the gale hying last night veeteil to 'N. N. W. blew
diretity down the harbour, and exposed the shipping
to considerable damage.

During the night, the Horatio. frigate broke the
chains of her moorings, and was driven foul of the
Osprey sloop of war, damage(' her starboard side,"
acid forced her' also to ,part. The perilous situation
of the frigateafter her chains brOke, rendered it im-
mediately necessary to throw her guns overboard to.
ptPvent tier striking; and fortunately she W'3s
brought up with her own anehorg, w lien on the eve
of being driven on the reef, where she and all hands
must inevitably have been Jost:

A series of misfortunes befel the Thresher aft&
parting on Tuesday : by the . violence of the gale,
she was driven again on' the sands at the mouth of
the Elbe, where she was obliged to throw her guns
Overboardolndafter having, with dit6culty got oti,
she narrowly escaped being captured by the gun-,
boats in
.that quarter. She wrought into the liar-
bout last night with scargply a sail manageab!e, 'and
batting run up eleing;bir the Thetis transport, she
was furnished with an, Anchor Sod cable. The .Thetis
afterwards parted, fell athwart the Thresher, and
tarried away..her bow,pri.t.

A serjeant of, h Royal Veteran Battalion,•
who was obselving the Thresher as she came into
Harbour, was blown over the rock by the wind, and
perished in the sea. In consequence of these dis-,'
asters the Horatio will be obliged. to sail to England
'to replace her guns, and the rest of the squadron to
refit.

Dec. g..--The stormy weather continues to pre-
vent any arrivals from the coast.

Dec. 4.—Wel!ave had a prevalence of westerly
winds for upwards of a month past, in consequence
of which the packet has been delayed-till this day.

By a late.arrival from the coast,, we, learn, that
great exertions continue to be made ,by the French
Government in thd transportation of ship timber
from the Elbe into Rolland. All the vessels fit tor
the purpose in the ports of the Ems,'Weser, and
Elbe, have been put in requiSition, and or !erect to
proceed to take in cargoes with all possible clivatch.

By a letter from Lila deJaneiro, towards the latter'
end of September last, it seems that t Ratuguese
,General Don DEAD° nib SouzA,
and Portuguese troops, had arrived very near Monte
Video on the 12th of that month, and that he had
forcibly interfered to putdown the insurgents in the
country, as far as the river ranima.
Hii orders; as published at 'Monte Video, went
only to interfere as far as the yraguay.
it is very confidently asserted at Rip de Janeiro,
that Don DLAao DE Souza, has likewise orders to
.
combine his movements :.with the MouteVidean
forces, and also those of GUYONECHI, who it was
expeaed; would have
„approached Buenos Ayres,
and jointly to attack that city.

Soare additional Parii Vapors„..to, the-I.3th instant
reached town last night. They contain an article
from Bucharest, dated the 6th ult. which Mentions
that the ncgotiatiOns between Russia an4l Turkey
were then going on at Giurgewo, and wero,c xpq;.ted
- to last fur some time.

The Prussian army is stated to be,placed on a peace
establishment, which of course implies that there
bad been some preparations in that kingdom of a
warlike 'charaeter.

As there 'wtAslyesterday some incorrectness in our
ars wer to wlttt was said by the Morning Chronicle,
respecting.its charge against Ministers, of concealiiii
disastrous intelligence, we shall briefly recur to the
*abject. The charge, indeed, was too silly to de.
serve any notice; for is it to be supposed that Minis-
ters would attempt to suppress intelligence which
they might becertain that the enemy would take
eve y possible means to spread all over the world, as
well for the tr u qph of national vanity as to make
t! e inhabitants of the Peninsula, and those of " every

ether tthuntry in ttrepe, tit Mair of Any effeCtual
sistance against Fre.nce,, and' therefore to induce
theni to tesign themselves to its usurpations and
• oppressions ? But though Ministers ibight suppose
that in the account cif disasters sti6tit,-d by the Allies,
given by the, enerhy, much might be imputed to
exaggeration, yet our 'Uteri bare too many, reason,
to know that there is a Party in this country hardly
less eager than the enemy to spread the news of any
events adverse to the great cause, in which we
are engaged, not only for ourselves, but tti res-
cue' 011 Europe from the domination of a Tyrant,
whose ambition, rapacity, and cruelty, .ex-
ceed all thathistory has recorded. Our Ministers
have too much reason to know also that .the Party
alluded to are hardly less disposed than -the' enemy
to exaggerate the acccounts of dis,istrou, events that
may happen' to Great Britain and her Allies.;—
To accuse Ministers, therefore, of concealing,
or attempting to conceal, Any unfaVourable events
that may ' occur in the courser of the war,
while the enemy abroad, and the faciion at home,
are almost, if not quite, equally ready to propagate
'and exaggerate such events, is to accuse them of
folly equal to the malevolence which would render
such attempts ridiculous as well as abortive..

After receiving the address o the Corporation of
London yesterday; the PRINCE ItvogNic gave audi-
ences to the Lour) CHANCELLOR, Earl CAmnaN, Mr.
;PERCEVAL, anekMr. RYDER, and proceeded to hold
a Privy C“uncil, which was attended by all the Ca-
binet Ministers..

The Rec r lei of London did not make his report,
as was expected.

T 1 e l'utNeg 'did not appear to experience much
inconicnieslee from his lameness.

Yesterday Earl SIDYIOUTH had two separate inter-
views with the First Lti`rd of the Admiralty.
Sir WALTEA STI4ILING.gave a grand dinner yes-
terday, at his house in' St. Jamea's-place, to the
Right Hon. the Lord Mayor and his Lady, the. Lite
Lord' Mayor, Sir Joseph Yorke, Sir Thomas Trigge,
and about fourteen other persons of distinction.
Yoiterday a Court of DireLiors' was beld.at the
East India Elfm.se, when Captain T." PRICE Wfl3
sworn into the command of the ship Lord Duncan,
consigned to .Rombay dired, as. was Captain P..
RibLLAND, into the Aluwick Castle, consigned:lo
China diren.—The Court adjourned at six o'clock,
till Friday the ~i7tlt ihst

Nesterday a QuarterlY-General Cow! Was held at
the t;-tit India House ;'after the usual forms'the
Chairman moved, that-in compliance with a Iteso-
lu:ion of the Court of Direaors, the dividend .for
the half.,year commencing the sth July last, and
ending the sth January next, be 5i per cent. which,
on the question being put, passed unanimously in
the affirmative.

•
We ytiterday received the following intelli-
gence, via the United Slates, contained iti the Ca-
tacctia Papers to the 73d September :--
" .CAti %coo, Sr.? r, publish with con•
cern the following dispatch from the Governor of
Valencia, appointed by the Connnandcr in Chief,
General MIRANDA :
"-MOST EXCELLENT SENOR,

" It gives me extreme pain to inform you, that
night.a conspiracy broke out in this city, the
object of which was to overturn .she authorities
lately established, and again to place VAlencia in the
hands of the enemies ot the cause of independence.
" The nuMberuf infatuated person .engaged in
this detestable plot has not • been ascertained ;
but at present more than 200 are in sconfine-
ment, many of them persons of the- highest , trust
and distiuttion. It should seem, that by means of
bribery mtifiy of the troops that bed sworn allegi-
ance to the General Congress notwithstanding the
benefits they had derhed under its, Government,
were induced to .disregard their oath,
,and abandon
,their duty, and even the guatcis of the Palace
were parties to the eonspiracy The 13th, '2:2d, and
23d regiments of infantry, and the 27th of cavalry,
however, rennined filithful to their Officers.

" At midnight the Palace was attacked, when
these gallant troops flew to their arms, and with
unexampled intrepidity put to death few Conspi-
'moors who •had.• scaled the walls, and with fixed
bayonets.effettually resisted the entrance of se‘i.etal
thoMsands whO had forced the antes.. This dread,
ful contest continued for the space of an hour, when
the triumph nt the cause of Liberty was agate con.
.spicuous. The enemies of the Confederated.
vinces were every where,defeated, and the approach
of day-light displayed to view the Leaders' of about
700 victims.. •

"•Such are the particulars I now have it in my
power to detail ; mid since the def.at of this horri-
ble projed,. I have taken the neeesiary measures to
secureaq bring to trial the prisoner•, bat not Moil
some of ale, conspirators,. taking .a.ivantage of :tht'
contusion, etreeted their escape ihro.igh silo gates af•
the City. I inn happyrto add that all is now. trans
qui!, raid the prisoners in my hands wilt tg-t;-brouglit
to trial, aiid cxectttrd, as soon as it is consistent
with-the course of t he 13w.

" May God preserve you, &cl'
V.lmia, Sept. 6."

Caraccas, Sept,, 2.11.
Senor M. 4. ,PAz has been appointed on a 'nig-
sioil front the GOvernment of. Venezuela to that of
the Uniti.,Lt States. He is to inform the latter illat
this Conteder,,tion is ready and willing to enter into
a connuerciakreaty with the North Arngrican'Go.
vantrent.

Adviccs received yelsterday of the totit Oaober,
from Aux Cayes state,' that, in consequence of: the
death of Gen. RIOAOU, th m e alcontents lately under
cw»thatid, w ho had, formed a separate govern ti
had tuentiinfed an intention to return-to she autho-
rity of PETION, who was in treaty with them for
that purpose.. . . .
One hundred and sixty-six prisoners of war,, from
the vide/ph transport, were placed in Porchester
Castle, on- Friday. They were part of MURAT'S
army, and are.composed principally of Italians, very
few Frenchmen...