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' 11. 4); 1) a (P 4I- -. 0 ("Z.5 ( . \ C. SATURDAY, JANUARY 26, 1805. Nt'vr.F.P. 49871 sIX 14. Nei,. 'll-IEA FRE DRaRY-LANE. ON NIONDAY I.X JANUARY 23, 'Sob the _1 . 14,;ed). sf M.kltY ) 7 i:N 01' SCOTS. of THE ANA I'OMIST. •I'.lwhi,ll will ha aldi tSe n-w Billet of 01.1) 11AR I.lltE-SIDE. •;•,—The Jew; t e United Britons ; and Richard t )1: t •y. The V a. Indian; with the Uuited Britons; and . t. 1 , : , l .1,111 kurf,liy will he performed a !ism Comedy (r.evcr t c I los t..r MooN. 7 i LEA IRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. ON MONDAY NEXT, JANUARY 28, 18 0 5, p l -ririn.ll, , the New 11.1 y, in five.Aft4, THE SCHOOL OF itEFOR Or, HOU"rO aUl.ri A HUSBAND. After whiz% will be pracmci!, new Scriu Cootie Melo Dramatic Pantomime, callcl HARLEQUIN QS! ICKSILVER ; Or, Tii- tiNomL AND THE DEVIL This rvcohl'itc School of Rciorm and HaAcquit' Q.2ick tive r. Al' a tiomerous Gener.il Meeting of PA IL EN FS „f ciaI.DREN 2,:t.ndic g J. LANCASTER'S SCHOOL, for hclil t the Scho.)l.ltoii.n, Barough it. , od, St Dccenibcr 1 t. 1 Spa, wII.I,IANI COl2 UN in eat Chair, Ref • 'll rrirlidly Suci,:ty he formea (or the Relict of Cafes of Dif tr.f. , F s mu mg the l'ar:nts of Children attending this luttitu t be tiani,:d to rage a 1 und, and carry this . u ;; 11 ,0i (Iv— Ehat r Thanks of this Alerting be r. Duke of LL7IOIW. j,•IIN VI t LE it.iint of all the rarents of 1,S.:!!t:i.!;: for tile lietiev,,l,tit 312,1 impor t it, they b‘ing the firft ..; .• , N :1. , sibt,J rtoinut,..! It hat the 4..'h..irman be requ. fled to fign and thsfe Rcfuluti.nis in the Newli-psri. WII.t.IA 1l CORiiTON. ASORG 1 7 .0 N and POTTIECA RY, in refrec , PrJztice in the Cut:wry. i. JeGrous of ti,:etlog with an Al' PR I I ICE. who will rips ncr the muft liberal 'l/n...fluent ; poottuiti•y Prof:Ci . ,o4l Informxinti. I ; r:: ;wire of Niel'.. tuih au.: Howard, Dtuggifts, to RENT, for a l'erm of YeArt, a 4 counPrr. uo'itirifhcd, and in Fond r. pair. f t:‘, .. I a CI Family, wit" titree-f1.11,-.1 walled ki . .ctirn Garti.ll, and fuitsble Offs. es, with • ;forty .Icrcs diitaid I rollt I.on • isis i!. di forty, or more to.:n one 1 fituatc four mi., t.f good rnar'.,et -w n, in ... -awy at 1.2 W, I.{:Wvs,SLITCX. SPA:4I:;h: WAR. • C;!!.1...i WARRANT Ili SWORDS. ;, all 1 r , bability, the Forces of this Empire %.:ri t c.•;,_ armed with tho ir : it Lur jut: to inform our bravt. Country is t ns. y i.rncurt: with Blacks of a OW fuperior TI:ObIA3 GILL, Nn. 49, Holborn-Hill, etirmsr •.f liartletes•lMildiugb„ Loiniosi ; Jones M. •Ii 1't , 7:.. 71 t. near lialcs Owen, Shropthirt ; or Joule l; r.-1 Lotin• Line, BirminLo.Lim. _ . N. 1.1. Gul,s, auu ..‘ccuutoaneuts of all kinds, fur ready rln!lcV f•Illy. CAU rti):4 FANiII.ILS. =JEWESS ANII SON'S Essmci: oi:ANcIiOViES AND OTHER RICH SAUCES. T"E great reputation which Mr. BURGESS has by HIS ESSENCE OF Ab:CHOVIFS and mists. PICT I SAUL IS, tor Fiji.' Swar t St.rscr.l Lim". 11,j&J Calv:a Hr a 4, Ma: Div.., Wit/ Fowl. ao.I Ga.or ; with many !ha • for the Tabte, bideboA . d, and Store Room; "'Lich arc more .%preli...l in hi. Catalogue, (1:: b.i. tht 1x0e.,:,r .j 1!....0.) Las Votsicrd tow y periOt s to sive the Luxe name tv Articles entirely • at, arc Trndrd at auny it. !era:on, by iserfons ✓ z•to th trincipal 'row:is In b intim..., It eland, Scotland, r. fobrit 1`; t. or TraLletinen and Inn •k•-,Tcrs, who in conk. 4...w0rt Jtc r, kiced with Sfroarior, Sort.. of vo rior notali• w not only an Impofition, but .s artat 1•• ,11W,. ss'Ao purdah: thcal with a vt.:w t.i havi::: good t..: it I i N. It. Nonr are Hls Genuine. hut what have there wonls on • 1,A5e1,.. ImEaS and SON'S, Original a... 1 Sitio , ior F.S 5.F.e1114. OF ANCHOVIES, No. 14, Strand, Corner ot Savoy :tips, 1.m....un." CHII.I;I.AINS are cute. l by tnie pplicali,m of V. PiII'EILEAIS's Ilukl i NCI'. 01 1111:41. 3 titl1, and the fortrril Sprains and DI Mica, in lii3 than the time ufually taken by Opia:..kinc, Atiorbilfadc, ;111,Y 44114. r lu.hon.t or em brocation; and if ufedimisidiately aitcr any accipicnt, it previets p.rt turning black. 'She 1'0.M13? - 1 Pint we alto taken wth fnu a Need's in all Rheumatic, Paralytic, :mit U.uty Numbnefa, Sparm4, ,; paha, fiatuicory. penrraltt.bihtr , at th iame onto, the attire fluid EiTchec ilea to the ra:rs sat't,,i, it: thole complaints where tlceLtiary. i 3 prepared an raid a: si. each boa or bottle, by R. johnapo, Apotkccary, r, Creek lyrist, sulo, 1.011400. C . ) . Chirala'n Ointment, fur eleanfing and fpacilly healing brikti Chilblains. is alto prepared by Mr julaultou, price ii. ea.h pox. A NI,W AND IMPROVk.D PRiMgR. Th!s day was put:Milted, rice Sispsnce, With the fuM alorsoce to Schools and Dealers. THE LONDON PRINILR ; er, FIRS I' BOOK FOR CHILORPN, at the earlielt Age: intensiod as or. lu rrolnztion to Dr. NlAvor's, and the various other EngROI Spelling Ito. Ls. Th. FOLLOW ING are the PECULIAR IMPROVEMENTS w 1 will, as i k Clapp:2l[d, entitle this little Work to general ol 3 n.l 1 rt fa nee in all prrparatery ant firß Schools, nd aw.nt.• thufe Nluthers who teach their infants the erft .:kmtuts of t. It printed on Superfine Paper, on a very large and clear 2. he fit ft fc - of I.rtters am of an unusually lar:e fiar, being an .n.!% fspult hr L toad fct of great arid frnall Letters are HNC. a:til with t. IA; Objects. ;. The H.... , ••.5 I.eS,us begin with Words or only two Latrrs, ar I to.,:eed t. , of three and four I.ct•crs, and finally by bpi. pk hr. ' ttity • to thole of two and three : , yll -11.1;s. g. E.v,- 14111 mi 14 &touted with a beauti'ul!y-tngraved tand• OL.jtet, rendering the whole impairer of pkairig Cuts Ia the Wok nearly One Hundred. S. Ihe %V..rk 14 tinted with fuitabk Prayers and Hymns, adap red v. the bra age. 6. Vul,ar and low Exprelllons have been Itudionfly and ao oar has been made ha curry part, to unite limplkity w.th CI Lance. I. w ,r.l. it nsay be fairly afferted, that the I.ONDON PRI- M ,or iIRST BOOK, need only to he loon to be preferred both by Children ducnrilves, and by duir l'araits and TracLeis, to t...-ry other work of the fame dekription. Printed for T..kirt ...nd Co at the juvenile and 11..-ho.l Library. ; - Nrw 1bi.1.1-11rest,..m41 to be Lad rat all lirwaifsliers, Sea. ..!ri•, and Dealers in Books. Of whom may aUo be bad, `r. Mayor'. •spellirig Took, the fifteenth edition, reolied and • %Lel, and all the other improved Cl.roiren's Books lately • Tabart aod.Co. at tLeis 2sectr.6 a:1!. ';cboot Library. NEXT MONDAY STATE LOTTERY begins DRAWING of ‘2 3 1-.00 20,C00 10,000 34: 00 1,0 1 52 3 00 100 3 0 SO is ‘25,) , a 3opoo - is,cco COOO - Woo - 3.c00 • 34 00 - 123,000 oo 6,1 so 25.001 'rickets. £ aso,ooo P.m ni the Capitals will be determined as (Wows Flit-drawn, sii Day 4 woo Fiat-drawn, 6th Day 4 Soo Ditto ad Day soo Ditto 7th Day lop.° Ditto 3d Ihy son Ditto Bth Day as,noo Diu° 4th Day sop Ditto 9th Day spoo Ditto stb Day so° Di, to loth Day 1,030 The Tickets ate nearly all fold, but the Public may depend an being (applied with Tickets and Shares at the different Loitity Offices, whillt there WC auy Tkkets left. The price will ailv.aiee I aly. MONDAY NEXT THE STATE LOTTERY COMMEN. CES DRAWING. TICKETS and Shares continue on Sale at the Licsncesl State Lottery Offices, the Corner of Bank Build ing% Coruhill, and facing the G..te of the King's Mew:, On' ing Crag, of Richarann, Goolluck, :n..1 Co. TDISH, with every reale of gratitude tqr the • numerous favours he has met lied, coriti ler. hinsl . clf bound (and more particularly as a Contractor) to repeat his Ito:I-mem to a sellCf.•%lb Public, and trout the um:quailed S.Qe of 'tickets and Share., both in Town and Country, he does not think there will b , filth:Lin to antwer the demand till the I.or;try ; he therefore weinnmends, to prevent difappuintniciit, an imme diate application to Nu. 4, CORNHILL, or No. 9, CHARING CROSS. CAPITAL PRIZES. SWIFT and C 4 * N , /. I g Poultry, NJ in Shares in tae lalt Lottery the following Capitals, viz. No. 6,7,t, aotad. in t 6 Sixteenths to,cooL in t Half and 8 Sixteenths 19.3:8, t,oool. in t Q2arter, and 11 Sixteenths. Th.. Ticket% and Sit 'r of the prefant Lottery, ( %hi •'• DriWille lin MONDAY NEX are felling in great vartay at Swift aml Cu. i Of The unesatopl:d Sale of thefe Tickets (LOS:len! ty rvirces t' ;e (Avotirabl. opinion of the Pubbcond rcndcr auy eor.L.L.Lnt on the merits of the Scheme ounecatry. STATE LOTTERY BEGINS DRAWING THE aSTH OF THIS MONTH. HALL anti CO. at their LICEN3EI) STATE LorrEltY Oi•FiC', Ni. 88, Cornhill, Corner of the Royal Exehenr•: r_st; , ..e.t.irs to Mr. INP.C1101.'“17 . :), refiie.f.lfuty acquaint tit; ir Frio.l:l, Jai th: Putgie, that the ick _ts, and ,duly tta:np d), I lalvss, chjartert. Eigholit, and Sixteenths, arc nu talc iu a vs:joy act numbers, and on the lowelt tern:s. Or.lers (mm the C.iuntry, remitting goof Bills at a Mort dal:, rank Notes, Calh or Poll Office Orders, executed on the Lune tams at 14 perfonally preterit. N. B. Prizes pail on demand . ONE THOUSAND POUNDS. THE Firfl-drawn Ticket on Mlnd,ty Morning neat, will be cntitlf ft to One Thailand Pouni% Tickets divided Into Halves, (ewers, Eighth', and Sisteatths, Ramp: aguestly to Ad of Parliament, arc felling at DRUMMOND'S OLD-EsTABLIsHED 1.0 I• CERN' OFFICE, • No. 65, FLEET-511:LE ; Mitre Pr izes W forma I.otteria have b'cii f lid, fbarei, and re giit.rcd to a large amount; aud all Prizes from a.aL to 30p..101. paid on demand. No lionsief. trautift,d at till Office before tight o'clock In tht morning, noi alto r tight tich.ck at of tiro ttorrea Numerical Books kept. Tick is rrgifter.kl. 3.1.1 the carlizit intelligene% feut of their fue• ecf.--Country 014 a. C.ILCU!..I with wormy. SPATE 1.0 ITERY FOR Dc, irs Dr.ming :II X r MONDAY. THE TICKER'S and SHARES f“r the above 1.0 V, are on fate at H..11..11C1.), 131IIINF. ant Co.'s °FMK, Mi. 93, unstzr the ROYAL b Xt_ll.l.Ntle, I.ON DON, and in, ulet.rc are on their .b.coont. .1 he Setichis confab' Of 01111 Prise of 351001. two of 20,cm..1. that 01 I Ca , c of 3,occt, fix oft .c.c.t. 1., e, n of 50..1. iSic. he :ow. P. Pt irc is u.l. ant , the raiiihir of Ti; Lis 2t.ncl. Connery °nitre, *compailicd with Iht.rt-ilatcd MI:. on London, Pult-011ice. Of Clal, in Parcel by Cinch or Ca r. tier, Ft.nzluxlly attended to; and Corrcfpoodents may &pall or exactly in the fame Tenn' as if pert:m..lly pracut.-- I.etters, Poet Paid. duly aufweivil, and Se s In the 141 Sept emberl.oetery,No at,,oo,socwl and No. 3.2(ie a itx '(.l. wire both f.:1;1 in Shacb at the atmv,. Oflire: I.O'l - fIiUIL•S RESTORED to their ORRANAI. aTSII., And Tickets and Shaves (Minn by I BRANSCOMB, one of the original Contraaors el • fur the prelent Lottery, and Proprietor of the LUCKY LOTTERY OFEIOES, No. ii. lioLloar4, and No. 37, COI:CHILL. Where the fir:: Prize ever Blared, pm; fold in one half ore quarter, one eighth, and two hatcenthe; Unwire the Le Blank ever entitled to 30,c001. No. 37,147; And where the 'Clam No. 9,2x9, entitled to 1 TWeNTY THOUSAND POUNDS, In the Lag I.ottery, was fold in one half, cos quitter, and two fiateentb►. And the better to accommodate AI adventurers In the I .oticr7, .1 icKurs and SHARES may he h-ol on the fame Itni t ~!ile tam. as ilia I.ondon, at tither of the folluvriug Deem in the (.',.teary, I.icenfed by I. BRANSCONI B. Mr. Love, .IberUccn Mr. I laid& M a - thorough ?1r it. C.rutwill, Bath ltirl. - 4. ridze, Newark AltfirA.E.ncry and Cn. Eriftol Mr. Ilvrtun, IkL.wport, lilt If Mr. SNehlisty. Limit sigma Wi..ht Mr. t ;edge. rury Mr rairon,N , rwith Mr M‘rridew, ‘..•. , vcit. y Mr. birdl .11, Nur bartptow Mr. I.t:4l.Nll:!un 1,.. ilvthant Mr Humble Newc-aflle on Tyne Mr. :%lon't Lhotrr Mr. I):inn, Nottingham Mr. St Jyt .eit . ~. Lir% flee Mr. M .cey. Ply :with Mr. Harvey, 1)0-.-'..:1:r Mr. I lor.cy, Pottle/ Mr. Erlich ird, Derby blefrrs. 3.nart and Co. Reading \lr. Scott, Dundee Mr. B. C. Col In. S•lifbury \'r Ar,a. , .orr. Exeter Mr. lieweamb, Stamford Mcfra. Serwright and Ca Mr. Sandford, Shrewilnuy Edinburgh Nr. Penny, Sherborno Mr. D. Walker,Claucelter ler. J. Harvey, Weymouth Mr. Bachman, (llggow Mr. Simplon, Wolverhampton Marra Harding', I.:apart Mr. Long, Winchefter Mr. Free, Hull Mr. Tymbv, Wurcetter Mr. Mitilhull, Lancafter Mr. Seaman, Yarmouth Mr. %Voowart.l, Liverpool Mr. Blanchard, York Mr. Whittinghan,Lynn 1... E ....1‘.% ,::.• %V Ail I u,;toa Mr. Coe, Bolton Mr. Vidina, Nlalillton.:. N. B. Orders by the Pelt, Coachr.len, or Wagapners, duly at tended to. The brclesit Lottery ber,lns Drawing on MONDAY NEXT. PICTUALLING OFFICE, Yanteary 21, 180 5. THE C0.11111:SSIONtRS for VICTUALLING ESTr, pr, a,. !wel t) . eve That on Monday next the 23th infLuit they will be ready to receive Tinder; Is , writlrT (icaled up) and treat for ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND GALLONS OF WEST INDIA RUM, or of FOREIGN r R ANDY. To be delivered within the fl ace of one month, duty free, Into His Majelty's Vietutl:M3 stores at Deptford, ar d to be paid fur by Bilk payable with intereit ninety days after date. N. B. No Tender fur a lets quantity than Tett Thailand Gallons will be admitted. The Conditions of the Contrail may be teen at the Secretary's Office. N. regard nriU lor lad to any tender in nrti.6 lb: frier flail not he Vila in word: at length, or that fail n 4 he dei'ivered to the Board hfore one o'clock on the fail 111 add:, Lext 1 ,.. f 2211, infant, nor ien'ell the Perlin who sealer the :mien, or fame velin ids Ids atten.le to infer', token Called for. To the Riett WORSHIPFUL the PR V....41ff NT and thtt WOR the TREASURER, and wh• r GOV FRN012.9 of the kOVAI. HOSPITALS of BRIDI.WELI.;4I,IIIL IiLENI. MY I.ok NI AND I:EN I I F.AII - N, I'HE O f f i ce of Cleik to there Horritals having -a- now become vacant, permit me wort refi.....‘ltolly to offs myfelf a Candidate for that fituation, and (elicit the notiour ut your Support. From motives of delicacy, I have hith..rto forhorn to trouble you with any application of 114111 C, tholOt I have been fully aware of the very salve Calms& which has been mule by others lung be fore the vacancy was declared. The gi..tuitotes Services ut my Uncle Mr. F. Morllnd, through whole a•iv ice and alllittance an increafe of a z• ,-l. wa: made to the Annual Vain , . of the litstt s belonging to th,f,.. Ow hies; the li beral becjue Its of otln.r Relations in on ; ,!,n1 the Mae:nth:al& a. 41 exertion of my late sehtive, Mr. Al,l rntan Crulby. your f,rmtr l'rend,nt, I Hafer mykli give me a elekrving claim to !”.,r !, , ,t...a I hare the honour of being eie' -. to fo important a fit. , i.O ..ttentiun Ihall he wanting iu ntc to Mill the dutit.a tat the °Like, and to provemyfelf worthy of your appl.4..a. . . !have the Isonou‘ to 1):, my 1..it, , s and (I...ntik men, Viiur moil obedient liu nide fiev zr t, li.ireniirt Buildings, Temple, RT. R O U ri.EncE. a: ili Jaritury, ilic,..c. POR 1 . OF YAINIM!i if By Order of the Hmtotirahle Commiffioner • of his Mai,lly's Cuf tor.,s, on Thu rflay, the 3z fl init. at Ten o'clock in the Forenoon, will lie es pored to l'oble: sale, at the Ciafloro-houf:: in this Port, THE FOLLOWING 600 liS, VIZ. 1455 Galls. Brandy 12 Stiufr iltxt•A 170 Rum 4i3 Gent va 4 21 Winc 5., Deal F.nda 13 lbs. Tea 35 am' Bats 77 Cottre 3 Straw liars 8t :eland Tobacco a I:onuct. & Caps 29110 bait C:t(tat 35 Thrvrd 3 Oi.t....iarc 817 Sugar I),rto hum so Copper plate 247 Yards 4-) Pair Sl3. 4:3 I{ 5 :;,fs io.o, and 34 Olno Sealers 48 Mao Br.rces Tu.,lc Xitives Cool. iaay be viswed and taft three clays ?rime ling the fair. SAL!NO, Es.;FX. TO BE SOLD 13Y Aucnthi—tly BAr.NAitn, On I ue't.l.ty tint icth day of 1. hruant Et-•t, at the White I lart tnn, in Great Wrack!, at Four 0% . ...b(k, in the Afternoon, in one I.ot; AAVERY Defirable and Compaet Farm, faulte in -I- I ittle baling, in Me, four Miles from Braintree, and fif teen from Chelmsford, whach arc Capital IVlarkct Town.. '1 he 4h.avd ElLate Is adjoining the High Road leading front (fr.-At Bardlield to Brttinfri e, and eonliftt of an excellent Farm I knife, with all tweclrary !fan's, Stahlts,ard other C , lllrelliCTlt wi:h upwards of (Mc Hundred Acres of et ry rood Ara ble and Palture Lattd.and Is ner.v in the oecupatian of Air. Willis, wider a Leak of which clonal Years were unexparcd at Michael. mu lA, at the rent of 1051. The prcrent Land-tax is paid by tire Tenant—For further Par dollars apply to Mr. Wane, of Dunmuw, or to the Audionter, at '1 haired Patronage. IN THE MAT I'FR OF MESS,tS. fIEATSONS, BANK RUPTS, ROTHEMIAM RREWI.RY. TO BE SOLD BY PU81.1.2 AUCTION PCREMPTORILY, TOGETHER OR IN 1.01.5, At the Thee of John Batty, Innho!der, iu Rotherlintn, in the County tit York, on l't,day, the isth day of February next, between the hours of Faye and Seven h. ch.: afternoon of that day, (by Order or the Akruca of the Lid Marrs. Bcatinaq, • th. Datibruett) fubj.et to filch Conditions of Sale as will be then .11;J there proiructil. IHE SIIARES, RIGHT, and INTEREST of I- the Lid AlEpee , ' hi and to the f.dd ROTHERHAM BREWERY, couriting of 'Ewo•fiftlis and a Moiety of Three fifths of a , •d in the who!e or there tau-1111%T an.l cununndiuua Buildings and l'.ctultes, 11.4ading upon and comptifing about two Acres of Land The Buildings have only been creacd a few years, and confift of IVialthoulli,, te. which will mak,. per week upwards of 140 quarters; Br( wivg-houfes, with Coppers. Vats, Cooliirs, Under backs, &c. all in contilate repair for brewing the fame quantity ; a istealci-engine, by which all the water is pumped, and by which three pair of Stouts for grinding Corn are worked ; a Threlhing machine, worked by the fame kngine. capable of ihrdhing ninety ballads per day, and a good Dwelling-houfe and two other Tene ments. The Brewery Is allowed to be as complete as moR out of London, Rands adjoining the navigable River Rnther, near hs jundlion with the Don, by which a communication is open to the Sea, as well as the inland parts of the country. For partkulani, and a view of the apply to Meats. Carr and Colitis, of Rotherham aroftfa;tl, the Allignees I St!SSEX Valgable FREEHOLD ESTATEi,extenEve MANOR, elegant Manfiqn, Park, and ctivitth. Farms at Statiftetl. I'o BE SOLD EY AUCTION—BY hat. WELLER, At Garraws••'. C'utfre-Hottie, on th- gttl: M.!trt: next. 1 Niagnificcnt NIANSION cif STANSTEIN, with appropriate (Acts, very nuto: fia;shats, extutlivc Wils, cover.d with fruit-tic's, Cour.reatori-. H.e•hourc. r,try. Suctelun, FortMg, and ririeri•it.uh with the ;Mmes. and l'ark of tvatifteet, c.nitainfox a :era,, 11:ohly didinguilh d for its btatritui reentry, extettlive shots i'r Apeels, both of Sea and I.and ; the Part eudnLifLid with cettamental sl imber, Temples, Lodi, s, and a ehartuing Cottcce Mae, together whit :he reveral Farms of Lodge, broad and liorfe-paP.ure, sci:h the hold :aid phrttirerque Forcft of StanftAl, 'term:id:rig the Park,arnouuttog in the whole to tipwards i tQ acres, in an excellent hate of cultivation, ul v.hich puireffion may be bad intmedi In point of fltuation it appears to embrace every objet that h defirahk; remarkably !scat:by, amply fopplitti with the fm ft tiring water, in Andean:a-hood highly rerpettaule, of ely com munication with the m,..ropoti., at a good dittanec from a poit own, wkcre feveral coach,. s pars daily : the roads good. Eftatc and Manors abound with Game. near two esTi...,l Packs r r Fos Hounds, and in a Country much reforted to for Field Srnrt Deferiptive Parti Ware may be had one Month previous to the usl4 and in the intermediate time further iflkormatton n'-.y tx ob tained, anti the Manfion viewed by rickets oily, without which no ',WOO CAB be admittest, by apply;te to Mters. Bromley and Bell, Gray's Inn; Melts. liutkr, Itsvant; Edward Da. VII, Scanned; of sd Aka Walks, at his Uesvaal Arne, TO 'HIE PROPRIETORS OF EAST-INDIA STOCK. LADILS AND OtbITLEMIN, IN conformity with my Add re f s to ynn , dated the ,Nth January, 1804, which I now fubjoin, I haw: the liirmser ray intortion of ftanding a Csndidate fur a Seit in the K.dt-India Dircedion, on the fccond vacancy which may oc. ur front this time, when I molt earicftly folicit your fur:sort which, fouuld I be fit fortunate at to obtain, lhall ev:r evince my lane of fo great an °litigation, by the molt unfeigned gratiiiide. I f...d1 venture to wait a feeond time on y:.u. I may px• ((gully requelt your votes.--I ha ve the honour to be, . . Ladies and (kiitlenten, Your molt faithful wt.! Gres.•. JNO. ALEX. BANNER MA: . No. a, HarkyPlaee—Januar! 25, 805. TO THE PROPRIETORS OF EAS riN DIA siOUK. LADIES AND GENTLEMEN, qo many have lately collcited your ruffrages to be La :mom! Dlreetors of your Affairs, that 1 fliould hentitt Adding my name to the lilt, were 1 nut induced by the (41ou 4.1 g conu dcrat ions : I haie pafr.a twenty-four years of my life in news! fervice in Imlia,duriry which period I held MiHurl and I 'oUzir:tlSicuatiutts tsl confider.ible reponflbility, under Sir Arcb.Canipbell, M,m•uis Curi,wallis, Sir Meadows, I.oni Hoiart, Mzr;uis y, and Lord Cl:ve, from whom I have icc.ived the molt taffig ip:•rehltion Mort that' one,. I have received (torn pone ilmaturaltie Court if Director,. tact orable teltimottials of toy conduct, and to !lurk the fear that they entertained of it in ger tral, and of to) tall 1 ol iter:l-vices in p trtieular. Old me the honour to vote me Plate, with ail Inreription too flattering out to be here inferteil: " From the Ealt India Company to Lieutenant-Colonel J. BA NF.Ft M N, for important and fuccefsful fcrvices in fubduing a rshcition of the t'oligars in the Tiontvelly Province, in the year " 179). for w:iich he received the public thanks of the Right ! ion. '' the Governor• General, and the Governor in Council at Fo:t St. Giittri;-; and te.e energy, adivity,and ability which iliftinginflied " hit ceniling upon this occuflon, and, above all, his .66,thlt • ity, were held forth as an example to the Army in general." At the intemfts of the FAR-India Company emit:ice not merely tnercantile, but ;Jiro great political and military confidLeations, few • d:ny t!..at there fhould be amorg your DireEtors a proportion o mat poll; fling local Military and Political knowlet!ge. Of your Directors, two only are Military Men, and one or Loth may oe e.:flonally he out by rotation. When it is emfidered, tL it a • highett military importance, involving much military detail, connantly come before your exccut:ve Govenintent at horn., it witl hr reat!ily admitted that th.% is a vi.ry ieatic lu.o. or7port!no. On there grounds I venture to otnT tnyfelf a C.:!:,!! , tate far !Le liitc.li in, and to foil& your fupport upon lama tu:tire vacancy. fh-ohl I be hommred with it, being ilifengaged trom all (chi': eorcenis. I null devote the whale of my tinic to the lervi a uf the Lail-In:1i, Company. I have the honour to he. with the rrc::;A r.fpea, I.adies and Gentlemen, Your fttitl.fa I o ! ott, 'tint fervant, JOHN ALEXANDIA B.INNERIsIAN. No. 47, Dover-nrect, January tO, 004. NOTICE is hereby given, that the 'L li, it iilng at the Tolittat:, upon du Turnpike Roil it I Bridge, •. ill b la by Auet'oo to the belt 13Ader, at the Pouf: ot Joh:, known by the Sign of the Chequers. in Wr.ltharnflow, in 'Fe Comfy of Munelay, the 'fw:nty-f f'tli Day of l'lnu••T neat, between the Hours of Ten and Twelv, in tin- Foriniion, in the Manner di-ecltd by the net palfd in the Thiriecnrh Vear if the Reign of IL; Me:Jelly King Geotirtb:•l'llir°," r,sgAtv tI. Turnpike itov1:;" which 'Culls yr.idu:ti lad Y...tr of :queen Hundrcl And - I'w.nt, Pounds above the Fii;•-vc collActingtheni; and they will then Iw ruo up At 2 S21:1, and b: let for One or Three Years, 112.1 V he ilet, the belt Bidder, on his producing Sta inr• in:nt of the Muiol Monthly, and asthall then be IC 11112. a 5, , to. 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