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% , 688451. • _.ATRE-ROYAL, HAEMARKKE.• yb• .ESENT EVENING APRIL* 480 4 ill be acted tbs. Hint eeleal Pity (G HENRY THE ElOftleig. Kin et lloginsal, My. POPIR trd 17 inal Woolsey, Mr. KIMBLE I. •dinal CaMpeina, Mr. CHAPMAN • .rcltbialiep of Causerborb. Mr. MALIAT ; ce of Buddatibam,, M L KRUNTON. • le; Queed of Eigball, MO2.4IDDONS ; Anne' &diet" Mina BRISTOW.. • - will be addr4, ship Celebrated Pantomime of QUIN - AMI MOTHER GOOSE. pith .three entire new Seenes : the first rep resent. the late Theatre-Royal, in Covent-Garden ; the representatkon Of thel.aying of the Foundation Ippeared --on Saturday the 31st of December last, • a New "Fintatre. the Merchant of 'Venice ; With Harlequin and ig Entertainments having experienced the gene n and entbusiatk applause of a crowded au , repeated every Evening until further notice. IMITHIEATRE, WESTMINS l'Ek BRIDGE. :ESENT EVENING, APRIL 6, 1809,' id Saturday 8, an entire new Comic liarlequi. dye Sceneryi&c. invented and prficed by Mr. led FAIRY LAND ; iit , THE WANDERING MAGIC! laracters, Mar, Mr.. Rose.; Ti,ill N Collet ; Bryson ; Nardrooi, Mr. Pearce; Horn o, Mr. milk°, Mr. Usher; Bonamia, Miss Bkomgreen ; übind, Mr. Norman; Osmyn (afterwards Harle 'ogna, jun.; Ludricouaimo, Mr. Laurent ; and rands Columbine), Mrs. Parker. To conclude 4 Fairies. • , Horsemanship, by Messrs. Parker, Crossrnan, ted Mr. Astley, jun.'s Double Company, Eques- Crossmin. The celebrated Mr. Richer is en- Nights, and will perform (4th time), his elegant ight Rope. To conclude with (4th time these and Spectacle Romance, called - 'HE BLACK CASTLE; JR, THE SPIRIT OF RAVIA., Mr. Astley,lun.; Rola; Mks Grevine; __ . . And Lamoh Mrs. "litley. 2L—Gallery ls...e.poors open at half past lye; six precisely. - " • A NOBI.EMA ' N OR dram:warm FAMILY. .EMAN who has had a regular Uni 'cation, and been in the habit of teaching several :nation as Tutor in a Nobleman or Gentleman's lost satisfactory reference will be gtvea.—Letters sent to Mr. Murray, Bookseller; a?, Fleet-street, Upper King's-street. Bloomsbury.' BU'Y WEDNESDAY NEXT, APRIL 12, lay the present GRAND LOTTERY begins events to Adventurers the Greatest Chance of Fortune, by Use Purchase of a single Ticket or \ca. The Free Gift of One Thousand Whole ;ill he given to the First Prize above £l5, on the irnving, affords a Prospect of re-tliziw , a Prize C-alculsid2p. as thzausit 1113t111 one. A dventurer Eullowillg Capitals: 4 Prizes of £20,000 t £lO,OOO 1 6 Prizes of £l,OOO 5,600 10 390 Besides ./..100, &c. &c. as usual. HAKES are selling at aIP the licensed Lottery Offices. BUY • NEXT WEDNESDAY, APRIL 12, which fine Grand Lonhery begins drawing. I'ERY WITHOUT PM' I ENT; 01,TSAND WHOLE TICKETS •for irav►nPrize above £l5, and FIVE HUNDRED 'Krill for the First DrAwn PrisC above £l5, Dan is . adaitisit to the following Rich List of • siko,oo6 I Prizes of £I,OOO 10,000 ill .. -•-• 5Ce 5,000 • &c. &e. otti Shares in great . .ratlety are on Sale - at WARNER'S, No. 15, Curdhill, )09, .aO,OOO, and N4.7,2:17, £lO,OOO, were recently sold iss-Shlwes. • he Country, post paid, containing Bank Notes, trs, or Bills of short date, treated tisk tune as if BUY E NEXT WEDNESDAY, APRIL 12, . 11 which the Grand Lottery begins Drawing. L and Co. STOCK BROX HMS, No. 26, t.STREET, near Rathfinne . Place, acquaint m ''e I that Tickets and Shares are selling, in variety of it Oilier, for the ensuing grand and interesting. RY, which begins drawing on the 12th of APRIL . - ee Blanks to a Prize. SCHEME. Y, First-drawn Prize above Xl5 will be also a -and Prize of 1000 Whole Tickets. Y , First-drawn Prize above .Cl 5 will be also a , rand Prize of 500 Whole Tliskets, course, include the following Capital Prizes. 4 Prizes of £20,000 !! of £lO,OOO I 6 Prizes of £l,OOO • 5,000 10 -- 500 &c. Ste. &e. in the Late and former I.otteries, to a Feat a • ,wilt. haw,: bein sold and thared by CAR R oLL and Co. and the '.',,rep paid on Demand.-N-Schemes to be had gratis. BU Y BEFORE WEDNPFDAY NExr, APRIL 12, 'The Day on which the Grand Lottery begins_Drawing. STATE LOTTERY BEGINS DRAWING the 12th of APRIL, 1809, SCHEME. DAY, First drawn Prize above £l5, will be akp a GRAND PRIER of ONE THOUSAND WHOLE TICKETS; • SECOND DAY, also a GRAND PRIZE of • FIVE HUNDRED WHOLE TICKETS. *k;l1 - y may, of course, include the followiug Capital Prizes: 4 ... of £20,000 ... are ... Xte3,ooo 0 • 3,000 6 10 100 44 IGO 1,320 ...... 75.. x........ 72,500 t . t 1 ,000 Tickets. ,8200,000 c! area are entitled to a Proportion of the above Benefits. 'rickets and Shares are selling by HODGES alid Co. Stock ,licrs, No. 2, Cornhifl, 1.49, Ozford•street,and 44, St. Janis's- P-..(t t by whom the following Capital Prizes were sold and .ha-ed in the late Lotteries, viz. I 3,"44 £20,000 12,660 .020,000 7,121 X tb,ooo 7 7,167 20,000 16,787 20,010 Ul 6Bl 1 0 , 000 1 :',70.1 20000 24,784 10,000 22,709 10,CCO N ITAIBEI? THE,. rriiS PRE: . • will • . %INC Henn, Can • . Cardi Tr:ismer, An .Duke • Eatharisof Ai To which wi HARLEQ' io coliciude wit l ig t he Ruins tic th :e coad, an exact ri Stone, as it ireppes w hich changes to a To-morrow, the Mother Goose. Tin following TA ) 2pprobwion dience, will be n ICirAL; elf PH THIS PRE.S, 1 Friday 7, and with extensil fir, Bologna, jun. callei OR, Tl Principal Charac Glc:ndako, Mr. Bi Southby; Gritnellt Sir Peevish Fastbir quin), Mr. Bolog Etbefinda (aftorwa with the Palace of Extraordinary H SR:ith, Davis, and Man Clown, Mr. ( Ned fur Twelve : Dances on the Tigl eight years), a gran OF Aspbar, M Estes 4L—Pit 9 begin at half past si TUTOR IN GENTLI versity Educ via , , wants a situ F mile.—'Flee mos (post paid) to be to or to A. W. 19, U 1 I, EFORE W on which Da Di and pret gaining a splendid ] Share, ever ',wow! Tickets which will /girsi Day' of Dm in•Jat beyond C may gain all the (4 2 Prizes of 2 l'iciars and Sit IiEFORE The Day on LOTT] (NNE THO' %-/ the Hrst Dr: WHOLE TICKS un the Second D« -1 Prizes of Tickets sod J. N Inure N 0.16,90 T.ett-ces from tht Pus... Office Orders p7evom. BEFORE The aiy on r A RROL L OXFOR D-E public in general t numbers, at their LOTTER' C - s7.—Nut Three FIRST DAY, Gran tECOND DAY Gra '1 hey may, of • Prizes o Capital Prizes a 'AM Gee ]efor.ey paid on D BEFORE Th.. il, , n .. . . . ..• . . ' 'P. , ' . r .• .1 - ....' .. r • - - 4 , •'. - _I , • i ;•• r . • '' -':.4-‘,';-' . 4 ''' ''; • ... ';• 1 •. • * . -.- r • • ' l'r k • t . . r .1 \I .. , . . ~ 1 . 4 . t .: _ • - . • ., ''.• .:-..._..A& . . T •,.,•,• 1 14 • - 'mil li `i . ' •' (; i .t oi t ', lrn : .. \ .. .• : ,•,.. L i • , •-: - f • Ile' -: •• . • ''. • -4, a ‘ , . i . „.., .0,, ~... ~ : 4). - . . oah. 1 4. ''• . • •, ...- -..; 7 ..r.,.. .: % ....., :..... : •• . I; 1... • i s. ..,. . . ~ ... . . .. . . . j . `.. •g* r., :.-, I?, / - / . , .. - 4 1. ••... .., , _ . . . ..... R .F r i....----___ • • •ri I ' , AY, APRIL 6, 1809 ~~ • , [Plucr, Si x-PiTscs. T .• VICTUALLIM; OFFICE, }SOW 110t/SE, Mare 2.9, 1909. THE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING, THE COURT ty*DIR I ECIVRS of the UNITED HIS MAJESTV's NAlh . , do herety give Maki, COMPAN? o f MERCHANZS of ENGLAND, trading That cra Friday the 7th of April, they will be ready evo ho the EAST'INDIES, hereby givsoNoae, eeive Tenders in writing (sealed up), and treat for Three An- I • That a General Court of the said CoMpanv will beheld at dred Tons of MUSCOVADO SUGAR; to be answerablkto their House in Leadenhall-street, on Fri.lay the 7th of April Samples to be produced with the Tenders; to be delivered in the next, at eleven o'clock in the forenoon, fir the purpose of taking, original Packages, at the rate of friim Seventy to Eighty Tons into consideration the confirming the following Resolutions of per week, into His Majesty's 'Victualling Stores at Deptford gond the General Court of this day, viz: to be paid for by Ellis payable with interest 90 days after dale. Resolved, 'Chat a Military Secretary :be appointed for coo- . The Conditions of the Contract may be seen at the Secretary's ducting the Military Correspondence with India, whit the salary Office. of £lOOO per Annum. •No regard had to any Tender ix whi.-h the prise shall not be Resolved, That two Assistant Secretaries he appointed in the inserted in work at length, or that shall not be delivered to the Board 61 . - I Dtpartment of the Examiner of Indian Correspondence mulct More one o'clock on the said Friday the 7th of April next, nor nale;s the I the superintendance of the Examiner, with tjte salary of L6OO person who makes the Tender, or tom ferson on his behalf, attends,Nto each per Annum ; and also to consider of confirming the Reso- . answer when called for. lution of the General Court of this day, approving the plan pro • - CITY OF OLOUCEITE'R., ANb COUNTY OF Ttii SAME CITY, T 6 wrr. Al` a Common Council House, held at the To 'se/. in the said City, otoWednesday, the Wnli day of Al/rca, in flte 49th year of the reign of our Soyere'gn Lord George the led, by the grace of Con of the United Kiligd•im of Grew Bri fdn and Ireland, King, Defender of the Ffitb, and in the year of our Lout 1803-- • Resolved, That the Freedoin of the said City, accompanied with the Thanks of this corporation, be given toGWYLLY.VI LLOYD WARDLE, Esq. for Ws* manly and patriotic exeations in inritut- Ing and prosecuting an inquiry into the abuse, relative to Military Promotions, notwithstanding the v trious and formidable obstacles *filch he had to encounter, in bringing forward and conducting so important an inquiry. • Resolved. That the Grua of the Freedom of the same City, ~'together with 'such Vote of Thanks, be communicated by tee Depety Town Cl..rlc, vs Colonel Wa.ence, assigning - Ile r.ason for which the above honour has been coliferraiyipon him. ' Resolved, That the Thanks of this House 1a..! given to Hear ' tlowaed and Itostey MOKRIS, &qrs. Representatives of this City, for their honourable support of Colonel WARaLc in Par- ORDNANCE OFFICE, April I,' 1!05r :, THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of ZIS JESTY's ORDNAIVCE, da hereby 7igte Mace, That Proposals will be received at their Office in Pall Mall, on or before Wednesday the 19th day of April instant, from such Persons as may be willing to undettake the supply of a List of Stores and Articles denominated PE'ITY EMPTIONARY ; consisting (among others) of Ash Staves, Tallow, Grease, Soap, I Line for quilting Shot, titch, Tar, Baskets, and Birch 'Brooms, for service of this Department, fora perioil of three years. Separate offers fox-any part of the supply will he received and considered, and Patterns of the whole of the Articles may be viewed, upon application at the Principal Storekeeper's Office in the Tower, where further particulars, together with the Terms aid Corditions of the Contract, may he known; and also at the Secretary's Office, In Pall-Mall aforesaid,. any day, between the hours of ten and four o'clock, where also the Proposals must be delivered, sealed up, and endorsed " Proposals for Petty Emp rtionary Articles," but no Proposal can be admitted after the said 19th day of April, at twelve o'clock at noon of the same day ' neither will any Tender be noticed, unless the party making it, or an Agent In hii behalf, shall attend. By Order of the Board, A. H. CREW, Secretary. posed by the Court of Director* for forming a Seminary for the Education of Cadets for the Artillery and Engineer Corps In the Company's Service, instead of such Cadets being educateditt the Rol Military Academy at Woolwich as heretofore, and of Ae . appointment of Colonel Mudge to be the Examiner of those CI. dets, with the allowance of cos. per diem; and of the appoint ment of a Professor of Oriental Langunes, with a salary of £3OO per annum. WILLIAM R,I.ItISAY, See. • Resolved, That die stove Resolutions be inserted in twat Morning r•id two Evening London Papers, and also in the caster iouraal and Gloucester Herald. t. R. P. WILI'ON, Tdwn . . This day was puhlished, in One Volume, 4:o. it uitrated with ' t Fifteen Charts, priee IL is. boards, . 1 1 . `HE BRAZIL PILOT; or a Description of the ' - Ciast of Brazil. Translited from the Portuguese of May „doe! 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THOMAS SERMON, Gray's Inn. .13yJRSITANT to a Decree of the High Court of -a• Chancery, made in a Cause Allen against Allen, the Credi tors and Legatees of JOHN GOSLING, late of Hampstead, in the County of Middlesex, deceased, a Lieutenant in his Majes ty's Nat Regiment of Root Guards (who died in or about the year 179%) are to come In before John Ord, Esq. one of the Masters of the said Court, at his Chambers. in Southampton-Buildings, Chancery-lane, London, and prove their debt. arid claim their rtspective legacies, on or before the .24th day of lune, 1809; or in default thereof they will be peremptorily excluded the bent of the said Decree, THOMAS SERMON, Gray's Inn. PURSUANT tq a Decree of the High Court of Chancery, made in a .canse Allen against Allen , the Credi. ton clad Legatees of SUSANNAH GOSLING, late of the parish, of St. Geode in the bland of Barbadoes, deceased, Widow of John Asgill Gosling, late of the City of London, Merchant, (who died in the said Island of Barbadoes), which said Susannah Gos ling died in or about the yeaf 170, are to come in before John Ord, Esq one of thebbasters of the said Court, at his Chambers, in Southampton Buildings, Chaticery-lane, London, and prove their Debts and claim their re/motive Legacies, on dr before the 24th day of Pone,' 809, or in default thereof they will be peremp torily excluded the benefit of the said Decree. THOMAS SERMON, Gray's lan. OLD NETTING for PRESERVING SEED and FRUIT from FROST; BLIGHT and BIRDS. GENTLEMEN, Gardeners, and others, supplied by the hundred weight, half hundred, or piece. Inferior old Netting for Bakers at 20s. 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T a MEETING of the DIRECTORS of the EA3T INDIA COMPANY, held on Tuesday, the 4th of April, leo9, Resolved Unanimously, That the Report of the Comr.i'ree of the House of Commons who have lately particularly enquired into the disposal of the East-India Patronage, and have had a great deal of evidence before them on that subject, is naturally entitled to the respect and confidence of the Members of the Court of Directors ; • That with regard to the case of Mr. Thcllusson, an Ex-Direc tor on which the Committee of the House of Commons have decided, the Members adopt the opinion which the Honourabh Committee have expressed:of the Directors generally, " That " there is nothing which traces any one of these corrupt or im " proper bargains to any Director, or induces a reasonable sus " picion that it was done with the privity Or connivance of any " Member of that Court." But the Members of the Court think there appears to have been a degree of negligence and inattention on the part of Mr. Thcllusson in the manner of bestowing his patronage, and as this is blameable in itself and injurious to the character of the Court, that it ales.f.ives to be more pan icularly examined as soon as it is in their power. But that until the Court have been able to obtain the lentil of the evidence on which the Committee of the House of Commons formed their judgment, they are precluded from enterin into this examination, and from forming any conclusion upon the point In question Mon the An nual Election, which is to mke place on the 12th instaut, for which Mr. Thellusson is a Candidate. That under these circumstances the name of Mr. Thellusson is included in the recommend aim usuall submitted to the Pra prietors, in favour of the re-election of the FK-Directors ; be cause it would be a manifest injustice to him to omit it, as that would imply an opinion to his prejudice which the Court do not• entertain, and therefore be a condemnation, not only without evi dence, but against the opinion of the Committee of the House of Cotattions: TO THE PROPRIE roits OF EAST INDIA STOCK. • LADILI AND GENTLEMLN, THE Election, of Six Directors of the East rndia Company being Appointed for Wedne4day, the 12th instant, . . the favour of your Vote . and Interest is requested for the follow. Inv Gentlemen, viz. Sir FRANCIS BARING, Bart. Sir Tao/LT. METCALFE, Bart. Sir BOOR INGLIS, Bart. GEORGE MILL ILT r,. Esq. JOHN MANsutr, Esq. G. W. I'HELLUSSON, Esq. Which will much oblige, Ladies and Gentlemen, Your most humble Servants,. CIARLES MILLI, EjIWARD Parst , CAuris• MARIONTOANICS, CHAR LEI GIANT. Rica. CH u. ICIIILLET PLOWDEN, WILLIAM AITELL, jAIIIIIPATTIII444. WILLIAM BENsLET, JOHN ROBERTS, JACOB BOSANQUET, ARRA HAM ROBARTE r Joit &88. THOMAS REID, .1., Agg.x. P.l\ N.ER M AN, Gao. ABEReROMIBIL RDIAINEON, Joserr COI - TON, °GEORGE SMITH, r Wm. Fox. ELri:INSTONE, JOHN TRAVER!, .JOHN HUDLEITON, ROBERT THORN uth, JOHN. INGLIS, SWENT TOONE, JOHN JACKSON. East-India House, April 4, 1809. . TO THE PROPRIETORS OF EAST INDIA STOCK. LADIES AND Gk.NT I.IIEN, • HAVING the honour of being recommended to you by the Directors of the East /mita Company, as Candi dates for the Direction to by chosetasshis year, we take the liberty of •requesting the favour or your Vote gip the day of Election, Wednesday, the 12th instant. We are, Ladies and Gentlemen, Your most obedient, and most humble Servants, FRANCIS BARING, HUGH INGLIS, JOHN MANSHIP, THOS. THEOP. METCALFE, GEORGE MiLLETT, GEO. WOOD. THELLUSSON. • Fast India House, April 4, ISM. London, April 5, 1809. AT a numerous Meeting of the PROPRIETORS 1 . of EAST INDIA STOCK, held this day at the King's Head, in the Poultry. Mr. Alderman PRINSEP in the Cttair. Rev:lived UN:minim:4y, That the publication of a Resolution of the Court of Directors, dated yesterday, renders it necessary to support some able and independent character as a Candidate at the ensuing General Electon on the 12th inst: That this is become the more imperiously necessary, since it appears to this Meeting, that, thus accompanied, the Annual Address of the Court, in favour of the six Directors, who are out by rotation, implies, as to one of them, a reference to the judg ment of the Proprietary at large, rather than a recommendation; and that the tender of an able and independent Candidate o❑ this occasion, is highly expedient for affording the Proprietary an op portunity of exercising their deliberate choice. And, therefore, this Meeting beg leave to recommend ROBiRT WILLIAMS, Esq. as meriting the suffrages and support the Proprietors at large. • Resolved, That these Resolutions he signed-by the Chairman, and pdblisbed in all the Morning and Evening Newspapers. J. PisINSEP, Chairman. TOJHE PROPRIETORS OF EAST INDIA STOCK. LADIES AND GENTLEMEN, T WAS induced yesterd/y to offer myself to your choicea.a Candidate for a Seat in your Direction, the Court of Directors not having then published their Annual recommen dation of the Six Directors whq were out by rotation, and I am t e more induced now to Solicit your support, because I do not consider the address of the Directors to be the usual recommen dation of a House List, hut rather as an appeal to the Proprietors of India. Stock, in which sentiment I have been happily confirmed by the opinion of a numerous Mceting of Proprietors, held this day at the King's Head Tavern in the Poultry. I trust you will sec the absolute impossibility, through the short ness of the time previous to the Election, of my waiting personally on every Proprietor, and will admit it as a sufficient apology, where I shall f ill in my exertions to do se. I have the honour to be, Ladies and Gentkater, • . Your most obedient, and faithful humble seryant, Mill Hill, April 5, 1809. ROLEitT WILeLJAMS. ••• . er.:. • . G ~,