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.• _ • 11, (-...t . . 7 ..f A , - . , f .v... , ~... . . ---- - Z - v • .- s .......,„, 1, % ,,.......,..,.......,...,,..i4v. P . 1 0/ 1 , lir . . 11111 L (1(i r *. r ' ...0 S ~./ I e t : ig v- ar c ) f 6 I 1, t.. \, 7 k li• ~. at, APRIL 20, 1819. r[lc 1 0 . - • PRICE SEVEN-PENCE: ''-'''-------E,isr4Nnr.A HOUSE, March 50, 1819. COURT of DIRECTORS of the UNITED aviril NY of MERCIIANTS e ENGLANlYtrading : SIST-I:llll6Sdohercbygioe Notice, tos General Court of the said Company will be held by t,. at I:Kir House in Leadenhall-street, on WED :a, the 2lst April neat, at Eleven ciao& in the Fore the purpose of proceeding in the consideration of a .to nude is the General Court, on the 24th instant, to ap t iltolutt= of the Court of. Directors of the 17th ult. 1 to gr. Jas., 'Wilkinson, under the circumstances therein the , un , o f 75,000 Sicca Rupees, at 2s. the current Rupee, jekt-sa th:reon at o per Cent. per Annum, from'llth Oc -040810, to t!...: day when payment shall be made. .p.e cesr of Dire:tons du further give notice, that they have .i ca d the fo'Lm inz Letter front ccrtain•Propristors of East- GRANTHAM CANAL NAVIGATION. I.E GENERAL ANNUAL ASSEMaLY or MEETING of the COMPANY of PROPRIETORS of this Undertaking. will be held at the Angel lon, in Grantham, on Tatnumey, the Oth day of May next, at Pleven ciao& in the Morning. Blank Pretties may be bad at my Once, or at the Bar of the Blackmoor's Head Inn, N . , WM. Clerk to the Comrny. Grantham, 14th April, 1814. PINE APPLE ALUM, RUM SHRUB, AND BRANDY SHRUB.—These Curious and Voluble Pine Apple lAtteurs,*are Sold by T. and R. ABBOTTS, with the Pines in the Bottles.—Connoisseurs in Curious Liqueur* art so licited the'favour of calling at No. 10, Skinner-street, Snowbid, PORT OF WEYMOUTH. •• FOR SALE BY AUCTION; By Order of the Honourable Commissioners of 'his Majesty's Customs, at the Custom hose, We) n o tth. on Terznay, May 1 EOM, at Eleven o'Clock in the Fe eno THE UNDER-ML,NTI,ONED, VIZ. 58 Gallons Brandy, I 86 Gallons Geneva, • Which will be put up at the Duzion. The broken-up hulls of two open Boats 3rd Materials, Thr Pieces of Rope and One Anchor, which have been seized and legally condemned in his Atajeity's Court of Exchequer. The Goods may be viewed brapplying at the Custom-house, two nays previous to the day of Sale, only. WARM BATHS (with small Patent Boilers which heat them quickly, on a new principle of so simple a suture as to reduce the expense considerably) are made of any nuterial required by BURTON and H ASLEWOOD, Ironmon gers and Manufacturers No. 60, Great Russell-street, BlGoms bury •' the eheapestkintifor Fifteen Guineas completed. 11. a The Boiler may be near to or at any distance from the Bath, either connected together, or each one separate and portable. This day were published, in One Volume, Octavo, price 9s. in boards, SERMONS, extracted from the LECTURES .of Bishop PORTEUS, and lotended for the use of the younger Clergy, and for Families, being chiefly adapted to.the Gospels of several Sundays in the year. By THOMAS BAKER, M. A. Rector of Stanmer-cum-Falmer, in the county of Snore; and Do . mesuc Chaplain to the Right Hon. the Earl of Chichester. Printed for T. Cadell and W. Davies, London; and W, Black wood, Edinburgh. Of whom may also be bad, ;. 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TO COUNTERACT the many attempts that are daily made to impose on the unwary a SPURIOUS COM POSITIONinstead nf the GLN LUNE BL ACK I NG prepared by DAY and MARTIN, tilty have adopted a new Label, in which their signature and address, 97, HIGH-HOLBORN, r conspicuously placed In the centre of the Label, that they trust an attention to this, and the difference of the type, which is unlike all letter-press, will enable purchasers at once to detect the impositicn. The Real Japan BLACKING, made and sold wholesale by DAY and MARTIN, 97,.11igh-Holborn, and retailed by the principal Grocots, Llrenists, Booksellers, Ironmor•gerS'Arfn men, Doot-Maker,*e. in the United - Kingdom, in &Ades at tid.'ls. and is. tid. each. Dille Cast IP 74 .1111, the DEPUTY CHAIRMAN; and tie Honourable the COURT of DIRECTORS of the ;SST -INDIA COMPANY. 60 ,„ tcs ,-.l*:e have the honour to inform you, that it is oder to more and second, at the General Court, ap -4 for the gist April next, that instead of the sum of 75,000 Im g al: el, at is. the Current Rupee, with Interest thereon t i i per Cent. from the tith October, 1816, to the day when irv•edlit be made, proposed to he granted to James Wil - F. , !. ,he said Grant shall be the sum of 288,800 Sicca , 1. at 'l%sd. per Sloes Rupee, with interest at eight per i. per Amain, from the of April, 1817, till the same rid, in Col2fOnliky Report and Recommendation wa ll" de Corm:nee especialletoiinted by the Governor-General Cosa to cAsider of Mr. tines Wilkinson's Case, Who were • _I.,- cf ophien, that the said sum was the lowest !Ace: to which Mr. Wilkinson was entitled;" and we te thefavour that this Notice may te•givtm to the Proprie fooff. days previously to the holding of the said Court. • We have the leiriour to be, Gentlemen, Your ohedient humble servants, Lc,lla, CHARLES FORBES. llerh.lBl9. C. COCKERF-LL CaFis of the Papers relating to the rase of Mr. Wilkinson, ire Ileport required by the By-Law, Chap. 6, See. 20, open fee the inspection of the Proprietors, at this House. JOSEPH i)ART, Secretary. EAST-INDIA HOUSE, Agri! 7, 1819. pHE COURT of DIRECTORS of the UNITED I L AMWAY ?f SfE hCXAA TS' of ENGLAYD, grading e.t ErIST-INDIEg, do hereby gfte Nvticc, _ _ 111 . 1 - ttheGENERAL COURT of the said Company., ap ' to be held , at their House, in Leadenhall-street, on NESDAY, the stist inst. there will be submitted for con ' the Resolutions of the General Court of the 24th ult. ' the Grant cf .C4OOO per annum out of the General Fond, and (COO per annum out of the Company's cash, in • al Nod for the benefit of the Widows and Families of td Mars upon the Regular Ilonre Establishment—the of /IGO per annum out of the Genefal Fee Fund, aid per annum out of the Company's Cash, in aid of a Fund for boat of the Widows and Families of deceased Elders, Extra Ceske, and ethers, of the Home Service—and the Grant to: lemont-Colonel Jima. SAIXOWD, the Military Secretary, for _ _ miming the Military Correspondence with India, of an eddi es et £5OO per annum to his Salary. Copies of the Plans for the Establishment of the said Funds, at tier wiea the Reports required by the By-Laws, now lie ore at this rouse for the inspection of the Proprietors.l JOSEPH DART, Secretary. EAST-INDIA HOUSE, April 7, 1819. THE CO URT of DIRECTORS of the UNITED CI,IIPAXT of MERCHANTS of ENGLAND, Iradinb a to LIST JAMES, do hereby give Nailer, Ttr.t tin SPECIAL GENERAL COURT of the sald. Coro- Pay afpnint.d to he held at their House In Ls:Avila:di-street, on WEDXUDA V, the Nat intent, is made further Special, fur the prime cf iaying before the Proprietors, fur their appro bait; a Resolution of the Court of Directors of the 17th ult P uing to Captain Sir lileas.ty I%lsxwzr.t, who commanded lie MCptty's late ship Alceste, the sum of .01500, under the crwintances therein stated. The Report required by the Ily-Law now lice at this House ivr the perusal of the Proprietors. The said Court is further made Special for the purpose of kzlf lefure the Proll!i, tors, for their approbation, in confer elt! with the 15th Section of the Gth Chapter of the By-Laws,, Rm!ml,ri of the Court of 1) rectors, for the appointment of '."*. tc the Compar.y's Factory at Canton, with a salary tKt per :rtioul, pay,' out of the Conunission. JOSEPH DART, Sartgary. Cr the first of May will be published, (by J. Itlatesexx, 3e, Ludgate-street, London) L three large Volumes, 4W. price X 5. ss. boards, lIISTORY of ENGLAND, from the first 'ln -41. szs'oa by the Romans to the Accession of henry VIII. By the Rev. JOHN LINGARD, Asior 0" The Antiouities of the Anglo-Saxon Church." jits Work will contain the History of the Southern Division • Ward, froth its first Invasion by the Romans to the Ac • of llntry VIII. To render it worthy the Patronage of 5 : 111 blit, the Author has spared no pains in consulting the " 41 'cdert Historians, and comparing their Narratives with nth attkent:t: Dectments as are known to exist. He has not 1 ; 1 ° 4 hir - • -If to a barren recital of facts, but has endeavoured de progress of the Nation front barbarism to refinement, • to nark Its gradual improvement in the arts of Legislation 44 Gr.:rather% With this view he has considered it a duty with a ccuracy t h e manners, laws, and polity of our itS:t•ci anzcstors ; to notice the foreign customs engrafted t e 2 t7..... 111b 7 Norman conquerors ;to develope the causes • rtrAlc - ..4 the Sovereign dependant nn the bounty of his Introduction of the Representatives of the rte yrt•at Council of the Nation ; and to describe the ir. , c-oeements, whi c h i n th e course of each reign =.0.•!i.: o ,e laws, thcoudininistration of justice, and the of the kingdom. pe-h:i.s be thought a recommendation to this Work, woo, ia the first instance, composed without Any re ft.o. tl Modern Historians. The Author religiously con -14 4.cis r,,,,xrchts to the Original, and whenever it was paid t.;a 4 : r ar 4 orY Miters. Tf.is resolneion rendered bietask biaL it rendered it also more satisfactory. It A 1 : 111 hoan the prejudices, or copying OW ni n•herA: it left him to the unbiassed exercise of big ; and hi..s enabled him to place in a new, and tr.sre interesting light, some of thus must important t* e ill our ilisto r y. as...lapt . •s a state of for war d ness , an d w ill be continued iseeenien or henry VILLIIIn tb• Revolution in 36116. Sd;t r ~. M'.t This day was published, Elegantly printed in Two Vols. 4to. with a Portrait, engraved after a Cast made by Mr. G. Bullock, from the Monumental Bust at Stratford-upon-Avon, price 51. Ss. in boards; a few] copies upon large paper, for the purposes of Illustration, price 7!. 7s. SHIKSPEARE AND HIS TIMES ; including the Biography of the Poet; Criticisms on his Genius and Writings; a Disquisition on the Object of his Sonnets; a new Chronology of his Plays; and a I listory of the Manners, Customs and Amusements, Superstitions Poetry, and Elegant Literature of his Age. By NATHAN DRAKE, 7'LD. Author of " Literary ifours," and of " Essays on Periodical Literature." Printed for T. Cadell and W. Davies, London; and W. Blackwood, Edinburgh. MR. MITFORD'S HISTORY OF GREECE (CONTINU2D). This day wu published, in quarto, price EL 29. in boards, THE FIFTH VOLUME of the HLSTORY OF GREECE; comprehending the entire Reign of Alexander the Great. By WILLIAM MITFORD, Esq. Primed for T. Well and W. Davies, London; and W. Black wood, F.dinburgb. Of whom may also be had, 1. 1 he Four Preceding Wumes ; including the History of Grtece from the earliest Accounts to the Death of Philip King of Macedonia; price 71. 4s. in board.. 2. 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To which is added, a Supplement respecting the Author's Journey from Con stantinople to Vienna ; containing his Account of the Gold Mines "of Transylvania and Hungary. Price £4.141. Id. in boards. DR: BLAIR'S SERMONS. New Edidtin, complete in Three Volumes. This day were pablished, in Three Vol., Svo. with a Portrait of Dr. Blair, price LI Is. in boards, SRMONS.—By HUGH BLAIR , D.D. F.R.S. - Ed. One of the Ministers of the !nib Church, and Pro fessor of Rhetoric and Belles Lettres, in the University of Edin burgh. To which is prczed, A Short Account of the Life and Character of the Author. • By JAMES FINLAYSON, D.D. Printed for T. Cadell and W. Davies; F. C. and J. Riving ton ; Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown ; Scatcherd and Letterman, Clarke and Sens, J. and A. Arch, Black and Son, R. Baldwin, Cradock, and Joy ; J. Asperne T. Hamilton, R. Saunders, and G. and W . B. Whittaker, Lotldon ; :old A. Con stable and Co. 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This day were published, in tivo. price l ss. boards, With a large and original Map, MEMOIRS of the lONIAN ISLANDS , consider ed in a Commercial, Political, and Military point of view; in which their advantages of Position are described, u well as their relations with the *reek Continent: including the Life and Character of Act Paces, the present Ruler of Greece • together with a comparative Display of the Ancient and Modern Geo graphy of the Epirus, Thessaly, Mores, Part of Macedonia, &c. .By General GUILLAUMZ Dr VAUDONCOURT, translated front the Original inedited MS. by Wn.t.tass Werrox, Esq. London: Printed for Baldwin. Cradock, and Joy, IPaternos ter•row. t3' The Map which accompanies the Work comprises the Seven Islands, South Albania, part of Macedonia, the Epirus , Thessaly, Liv onia, and the Mores :it is entirely new, and filled with Details whielykave not hitherto met the Public eye. 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Whittaker, London ; and Oliver and Boyd, Edinburgh. " This is completely a tale of real life, written in a plain and Unaffected style, and if its author cannot be prorounced to have Privalled the most successful novel writers of the day, be has at least soared very far above the common-ph dullness of many of his (et ow-tabourer. in the field of fiction. It should be ob served, that the verses, orcasion , dly interwoven with the story. are pleasing and elegant, and such as only could have resulted from a feeling and amiable mind."—See New Monthly Alaga sine, March, 1819, page 161. This diy'were published, In One handsome Volume, len°. price 6s. in boards, or Ss. 6d. bound, CONVERSATIONS on GENERAtITISTORY, exhibiting a Progressive View of the STATP. of MA N NIND, from the earliest Ages of which we have any authentk Records, to the beginning of the Year 1819. For the Use of Schools and Private Instruction. By ALEXANDER JA3IIESON, • Author of a Grammar of Rhetoric and Polite Literature ; • a Grammar of Logic and Intellectual Philosophy, &c. Printed for G. and W. H. Whittaker, 13, Ave-%laria-lane. 4 The plan of this work appears to us an evident improrment upon those in generil use, for the purpose of initiating young people into a knowledge of history. The Author has certainly the talent of condensing a great deal of valuable information in a very small space, and he has never given a stronget instance of this power than in the volume before us."—New ;Monthly Ma gazine, April, 1819. This day was published, in Stu. price £2. 9.a. boards, ACLASSICAL TOUR through ITALY and SICILY, tending to illustrate some Dibtriets which have not been described by Mr. Eustace in his Classical Tour. By Sir RICHARD COLT HOARE, Bart. London : Printed for J. I%lawman, 39, Ludgate-street. It has been a topic of general regret in the literary world, that Mr. Eustace did not live to finish the Supplementary Vo- Inme to dh Classical Tour," so as to form a complete Work on the present and past State of Italy, for which be was engaged in collecting materials at the period of his premature decease. But what 141 r. Eustace did not live to accomplish, Sir R. Colt Hoare has executed, and in such a manner as, it is hoped, will be at once acceptable .to the public, and gratifying to the numerous friends of Mr. Eustace, as a tribute of respect to his genius, and of affection to his memory. Tke Quarto Edition of Mr. Rustace's " Classical Tour" hav ing been long out of print, a New and Third Edition of the Two Volumes is now published, and the price of the three tisi -form quarto volumes, in board b, is ( C 6. 6s. Of whom also may be had, The Fourth Edition of Eustace's Classical Tour, In four vols. Bvo. price ie3. boards. JOSEPH WESSEL'S JESUITS DROPS, For Strangeary, Dropsy, Gravel Obstructions in the Urinary Passage, Diabetes, and General Weakness. IN his Majesty's Navy these Drops have for nearly too years put maintained their character as a specific for the Seem, gravel, Dropsy, Stranguary s Weakness, and Obstruction in the Urinary Passage, and General Debility ; hut particularly for their absolute and speedy cure of the Venereal Digease, Juort's Dann and Siteirse Railcar, are the max ale and expeditious Cure, andare so innocent in their nature, as to require little or no restraint. As a restorative for General Debility, \Vessel's Jesuit's Drops have been long known and esteemed; whether the DOR ity arin s from the too copious use of Mercury, from excers of Vei,ery, or intense heat of Clinifte, they arc equally serviceable : such ai have the misfortune to Ite troubled with old stubborn 6:tuts, Seminal Effusfbns, or any Weakness of tht: Kidneys, Ureterb or Bladder, Diabetes, or Difficulty of making Water,. will exp rience a complete Cure by due perseverance. The great object to be attended to is, that Purchasers should Os careful in Itaving the true and genuine Preparation, is the un safe and dangerous coueterfeits attempted to he foisted on the Public, by absolute falsehoods, are so n . .tritrous, that tht Pao prletors request every purchaser to ask for JOSEPH 1/4'ES SEL's Jlll4llT'il DUMP. Canton---The genuine WctiersJeaurt's a black stamp, not an imitation of a st, engraved thereon, "Joseph WeUel. St. Price 6;94. per !Pottle -aka - won, in U. SoLd by flaitglii,'Oftirktiett Ciandkr, Orfilitdonnti eM :Canon, V GERMAN PAPERS. DER SIN, MARCH 27. It seems to be as good as decided, that we shall have Provincial Assemblies of the States, as was pro- mised by the Ordinance of the ‘.1'2(1 of May, 1131.. It is a question whether it will be according co the ancient division of the Provinces, or to a new one. The Kingdom might be very well divided into hue Provinces,, s follows :-Ist, of the Vistula ; 2d, of the Oder ;, d, of the Elbe ; 4th, of the Wesee; and i il sth, of the ine. The first would comprehend East, West, and South Prussia (Posen) ; the second, Silesia, Brandenburg, and Pomerania; the third, the Grand Duchy of Saxony ; the fourth, the ancient West phalia; and the fifth, the left Bank of the Rhine— , this division has many advocates. BADEN, MARCH 31. Public Papers state, that the Hanoverian Minister at the Diet, M. Martens, in consequence of instrue tions from his Government, has proposed a general Reform of all the Germanic Universities, and joint measures for the restlietion oi the Acadeini:al privi leges. He endeavoured to support his proposal, not only by the disturbancts which took place last year acGottingen, Lint also upon principles which are de veloped in an Essay of SteindAa, present.:.l to the Congress at Aix•ht-Cnapelle. This proposal," hoW ever, is stated to have met with so much opposition from other Ministers to the Diet, that it was laid aside. It is said, that Lord Clancarty, the British Deputy • to the Territorial Committee, has hired his residence for another year. • MENTZ, APRIL 8. The military affairs of the .German Confederation seem to be prosecuted with activity. Major-General Langenan, President of the Military Committee, has examined very exactly the state of the fortress ef Mentz. The negotiations winch for some time have been going on between the Porte and the Ambassa dors of Spain, Naples, and Denmark, xe , pee: ing a nevr Tarif of Customs, are terminated , by Naples 'having obtained the Tarif on the same basis as France and Denmark, and Spain upon the basis of that between the Porte and Austria. The last accounts from the Embassies at Constan tinople contain no paatulat s, except that all the Mi nisters still continue to protest, in every possible way, against the order of the Sultan, respecting the jut ;s -diction which, by existing treaties, the Ambassadors ale authorised to exercise over criminals of their re spective nations; and that the Spanish Embassy, is particular, has delivered a most earnest remonstrance, in answer to which the Sultan signified that he would by no means desist front his resolution, adding, tlit if at that moment a Spaniard should appear as a cri minal, 'he would have him punished without delay, as a proof of the jurisdiction belonging to him. LEIPSIC, MARCH 30. According to accounts received by the Magistrates of Lowenberg, a dangerous contagion was stated to have broken out in the manufacturing town of Reich enberg, in Bohemia (only four leagues from Lowest berg, and a league from the frontiers of Siles a), of which 100 persons had died up to the 20th of this month, and 400 others were ill. The disease, ',bias seems to be typhus pestilentiales, causes dea. iii S 6 hours. Persons have been sent to make the neces sary inquiries, and in the mean time every precau tion is adopted to prevent the spreading of the disease. EXTRACT OF A' PRIVATE LFTTER BARCELONA, DATED MARCH. ( 28, 1819. " At last judgment has been pronounced on 22 Officers comprised in the conspiracy of General Lacy. The celebrated General Milans, so well known by his activity in the partizan war against the French, whilst acting under Generals O'l)onnel, Campo Yeale, and Copons, has escaped the fate which awaited him, and now enjoys a command in the Army of Buenos Ayres. Se teen of the Officers incarcerated in the fortress of Mont Jouy are condemned to death, :it'd it is thought that the ungrateful Ferdinand will it change the fatal vntence in favour of those unfortu nate men, covered with wounds rece:ved in the de fence. of. his canse. Most of these victims of rheit love H of a liberal monarchy were unacquainted with the plans cf General- Lacy; and every thing makes us presume t:lat tyranny will not dare glut its I:env :nice out of t'.-R.,inclosure of the almost inaccessible Mount Jouy. The population of Barcelona is strongly agitated, and tbittity perfectly resembles a besieged town: The Ramble is totally covered with militz,ry .or with Monks. •: . lihe Sea Wall, formerly the rent.ez votis of our fair Cataloniail belles, 11 now a perfect desert ; and altlibtigh -te Captain-General be %%nicer. suit's Drops are Indwell) desert ; and althixtgh tie Captata-tienerai ne timer. mann?, with the fonowing 5411 y loved and respected, -there reigns in this city a St. Nut's aura-yard-7 . s puit libcra!Lw'z, which was ever the result of Abe , iroe hOttles ecopt.duhl ten .• 4 .ltieet ; wimobibon,; love which the Cataloaians.always bore towardi . ihe • ' • sacred cause of Liberty." • • • • • •.