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•, 1 . ;k t. -. V • . .• ,p; e iii - ", ,/ i . _ •• . 1 ." • • . • . ••••• e•Ae- 1( ' " •'• • %. _ I t •__ iii i ; ? • . _ e : • . • • . . • _ . . . .. .;• v, .• • .., , i- - , --ot;v4i-ek- -'li . - ri f, -- 1° - e7:-........... , t.k... tiv , , - 4144 , • • . , 4 - • .. , n . ••• ~,.• ;' I , In f ( s.. :S •• t N' ll k .../A•• . N .v , _.. illkilk* i _ • .• • . , . .• 1 . . . . . • 1.4 a.. • : .. ... ..,T-.4 .1 . : • • • : ',,i, •: • --••••....-........ i-••••••••. -.M......2--..-- ---- ----......-...................Z....--.14r.....---- - - r 7 • 111. • ink Al<l 1r,.170.11w, iMIII. Vim drmo , • ~•-• ant ' • • • . • ' • ; Palr,E ►EVEN-PENCF. RDNANCE, Dectweber2l, 181111. COUNTY FIRE OFFICE, SOUTHAMPTON‘STREET, STRAND. p ECEIFIV for .the Renewal of Policies, falling - 11 -‘" due at Ckristinas, are Row its course of delivery. CIIf.NR WARD. AT a WARDNIOTE holden at St. LP.tvrence's A. Church, in and for chit Ward, on MONDAY, the 2i it day of December, Vll6. ZIA continued by adjoirnatent thn :ad instant, before the Wordipful RIC/ I.llt ROTH WELL,rcq. Alderman th?r-•of, for the ELECTION of Wring) . OFFICERS, for the arm easbg, AMARICA. G OFFICERS of his MA INCE do hereby give Notice, , ceivcd at their (Ace, in Pall-mall, IY, the 30th instant, from such per lertake tkc supply of CANDLES for t at Woolwich, for a period of One - UPPER CANA tiA (3 A7,li.TTg. • song, Novestamt 5. The e Court of Oyer and Terminer was occupied . with the different Malt arishr, from the prosecu;Zons of the E trl of Selkirk; against the Partners and ger= wants of the North West Company, during the whole of last week; and 041 Tuesday, the 3d instant, after finishing the last of these trials, the Court was die solved. . The result has been t he acquittal of all the . prisoners And persons arcused .who went present to demand their trials ; - and the indictinents found by the Grand Jury are now disposed of as follows: Against—F. F. Boucher and I'aul Btowil, as principals in the murders of Robert &triple and oth.rt, at Bed River, J..ui 19, ILI6. Alexander 111sKenzie, llugh IlP6illir, John Mii)n mild, h.!nson Fraser, John )I•Lasichliti, and John Severialas i at accessories after the fact. Paul Brown, for robbery of 11 . 1 , !tael Ileyden. John Coops and Hugh littnuorman, for larceny Irons the rlwellin"- Add —A3 Acquitted. The tald ' P.tt4 Brown,. fur wother alleged robber,. The a;kl Paul wn, for &teeny on a navigable river.. Nair proovui ste e red by the Attorney-General. erimsious the trial of the Gentlemen named as Paul acceisories•to the .murder of Governor Semple, we are informed that it. was proposed by the Court n extend their recognizances until sufficient notice to appear should be riven to them, after the conviction of a principal. This, however, was retched, ans: a trial demanded, at the cTnse of which the Judge who tried these Gentlemen declared that there was dot " a . scintilla of evidence against any of them," and they were accordingly acquitted. It may be recollected by our Readers that these are the same Gentlemen who_ were arrested by the Earl of Selki . rk at Fort William, in August, 1816, and subsequently, sent as p:isoners to loiltreal, through this province, under the accusations of high. treason, conspiracy, and murder, and in consequence of which the recent vials have-,aken pl.:ce. It was expected that the F:a:1 of Selkirk would have attended the last ('ours ci Oyer and T,erminer, at which the trials of his charges against the North West Company took place. It would appear that his Lordship set out from Montreal on the 22d ult. as was supposed on his way to this province; but a few days afterwards it was ascertained that he liud. di rected his course to New York, and was expected to embark for r:ngland in a vessel appointed to sail on the 28th ult. • The Managori of the COUNTY VI WE-OFFICE invite a public examination into the principles and practice of the °Ace for which they act. They are proud to declare, that the great object of Insurance, viz. a prompt and ample indemnity, Las been so invariably yielded by the County °Mee, that act a Aimee iiligatien has ever arisen to disturb the harmony of Directors and Claimants. This security the (nee is enabled at all times to afford, because, let, the original ;Members have provided a capital of £400,000 over and above the fleetttating turd - arising i from the prnailtuns ; and because, fidly, although such profits 23 arise ate equally divided among those who insurt , the Directors of the County Ofilce have shunned the delusive mid pernicim s practice of making a large return of profit uniform and certain, and of rendering the payment of claims dependent on what may be left. Their fixed rule is the payment of all just claims ins mediately—the return of profit is left to vary %vit.l, events. They Lain eddltlouailyxo opeerve,thal as the original capital is dotekia lietintlelirtitaillitige 14 all purpose* of security, it is ex pressly provided in the Policies, that the Subscribers to that • A Poll bailor: been dornandwism behalf of thc. irveral Caat tlidates to 'Pepres.•bt this Ward in Common C‘iasiell, aad Rtci:ann Cut ZSWR:GLIT, V. I, late one of it, liepr.l.CiltatillK, ' ll.lllin Sirtfed hi 3 intention of retirin' , therefrom, the numbrrs Cat the Anal ow of the 1'o:: were were follow say be viewed, upon application to t4e Ordnance in the Royal Arsenal particulars, together with•the Terms tract, may be known at the Secre afosesaid, any day tretween the hours here the Proposals must be delivered, Proposals for Candles;' but no Dm r the said 30th instant, st Twelve a day, neither will any Tender be no dng it, or an Agent in hit behalf shall 3y Order If the Bcird, R. 11. CREW, Seerrfory. - P 5 - KS Mr. Deputy Losley. - 106 Mr. John James - Mr. Joh- Smith . - 98 Mr. Samuel Japes Mr. F. Penning • - - 98 ?dr. William Smith - 91 Mr. Samuel Jerram . - 96 1 Mr. Robert Jennings - 91 Mr. Joseph Reines -98 I Mr. George Ledger -75 Mr John Permll - 98 1 Mr. Wetherspoost - 45 itir. Richard Brook .- 95 I Whereupon the 11 , ..tasasaw declared the first twelve Gentle- Men were duff elected Common Councilmen for this Ward for the Year ensuing. + 2 e following Reiolutionswera moved, szeonded, and carded eddy : - t the Thanks of Ms 1111ruetheme hi eves to Rsestaan Cnerawatonr, Esq. for the ability etwl attention evinced by hint in the discharge of the Duties of the Office of Common Coun cilman of this Ward, during the long period of 18 years. 01.4 MOUSE, Dercetkr 25, 181 0. !RECTORS If the. UNItED RCHAATS of E:IGL.IND, grad* lerehy girt NsPtice, Fund alone shalt' be answerable fur losses. Hence those who ir.sure while entitled to share prlfits, are protected from the ha. bility for the losses of others, which has been so severely felt in Societies upon the coot• ibutionzlip or Untos principle ; and whicn, together with the difficulty and uncertainty of procuring restitution, has generally let: t 3 the failure or dissolution of such Societies. ready to receive Proposals in wri- EDNESDA Y, the 27th of January, Owners of goodoound, and substantial the burthen of front .'.50 to 600 Tons, r a Voyage to arid front Liengal ; and J Tons, registered measurement, for a as of Bombay, specifying the rates of be willing to LET such Ships to the to each Port respectively, to carry from the several parts of India. That the Thanes of the Inhabitants of this NVard are due to the Corporation of the City of London, for the Petition unani mously agreed in C61111110;1 Connell to he presented to the Lr gislature, that the Penal Code of Great Britain may be revised; and they ardently wish success to every measure whose Osiers is to ameliorate the condition of the poor, and to reclaim the vicious, by apportior.ing punishment according to the enormity r of offences. WINES. THE Public are earnestly solicited to go a little out of their way. to No. 17, Cleveland-street, Fitzroy square, and buy GEO. ROBERTSON'S WINES, as follows: Per Dozen. Light Old Port - - . CU. Full-bodied ditto - - - 465. Sherry of the finest quality - - 461. High Madeira flavoured Vidonla - 4is. Hock fisvoured B uce tl as in the highest condition 465. _ . That the Thanks of this Wardmote be given to Mr. Deputy ',OXLEY, Mean. JOHN SMITE, litcun. Moog, SOON l'r. W. E. SMITH, Roar. JEN:OXON, S.LIOPEL JEMMY, JOSII9II KEATS, Econaus Femme, and S.Astres. JoNas, fur their Services in Common Council during the last Year. That the Thanks of this Wardmote be given to RICHARD ROTEWILL, Esq. Alderman, fur his polite attention and manly impartiality while yresiding over Its proceedings: and tae Inh3- bitants'of the Ward cannot omit this epportunlty.of expressing their high aatisfac•ion in his acceptance of the Office at their ens. aimous request, bzing confident that he will discharge all its duties with honour to himself and benetitto his Fellow-Citizens. That the above Resolutions be signed by the Ward Clerk, and published in three Morning, and three Evening Papers. S. C. WF.ST, Ward Clerk. Fords " Ship Tinder" for Bengal, for the Cover, to be severally sealed up, ary at this House on or before Twelve d tr:th January, 1819, beyond which dyed. Cape Madeira Spanish Port, a most excellent Red Wine 439. sa, JO3EPII DART, Secretory. ['arms and Conditions upon which the lay be had upon application at .thc :onunittee of Shipping at this House, 2d of January, lBl9. GEO. ROBERTSON assures the Public, that there is not a Company not a Wine Nitrehant in London, who will sell so Cheap as he does. Gro. 1101ZRT30/1 can afford to sell cheap, as he buys and sells for Ready Money, and is content with a very moderate profit. ESTABLISHED SCHOOL-BOOKS, 12ru Dr.cavr•n, IRIS. lhighlyrespectable MEETING f 'EAST-INDIA STOCK, held this Tavern, Printed for LONGMAN, Hexer, Ran, °Rut and Baowe, London. This day was published, price es. 6d. A TREATISE on the GAME of CRIBBAGE; sheaving the Laws and Rules of the Game, as now played at St. James's, Bath, and Newmarket; with the beet Method of Laying out your Cards, and exposing all the unfair Arts prac tised by VrOfessional Players, or such men as are generally known by the appellation of Black Legs, &c. Composed by several !;;,..ariing Gentlemen of the first Celebrity, and digested by A N )310 N PASQU IN, Esq.—Second ESltion, Corrected. Primed fur Sherwood, Neely, and Jones, Paternoster-row. ART OF READING. FIRST BOOK for CHILDREN.—By LINDLEY bluaaay, price 6d. sewed. An Enousa Seams:a-Book ; vaith reading Lessons adapted to the capacities of Children. By Lindley Murray, is 6d. bd. LING, Bart. M.P. in the Chair, SOUTH .1371.T1C.4. PRIVATE LETTER'S. " PONT OF. SPAIN, NOV. 11. ticms were passed unanimously : r WIGIA3I, Hart. and seconixtt by P. Inacusornow to the ItsoLt‘altranza ; or, a Selection of Pieces In Prose and Poetry, &e. BY Lindley Murray, 34. bound. . . . - . The INGLISit ILIADIC; 0", Pieces in Prose and Poetry i neleet4 from die best writers. fly Lindley Murray, 4i. 6d. bound. I of this Mr. , ting, Wn. TAYLOR dnitntly qualified to supply tly.t vat :um y caused by the lamented death of that tuber of it, Mr.Lestsoes. mamma, CM. ait. I'. and seconded by, s founded on Mr. MoNtv's general s of the Company—his indefatigable esa—his acknowledged talents, and on haracter. lig:, Esq. and sccondtgl try Asst Ciur- a strong conviction of the benefits rt fait to derive from the services of an rd to ..teem and confidence, the Pro. resent earnestly recommend Mr. Mo age and support of the whole Cotner vdiogly pledge themselves to make the lilting exertions to insure his success me Resolutions be inserted in the pub- THOM.IS BARING, Chairman. Icier, Esq. M.P. uid seconded by Ge- M. P. is of this Meeting be given to Sir Tato s able oonduct in the Chub. MIS OF EAST-INDIA STOCK. 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General Anzoa tegui proceeded at the same time with a regiment of a thousand Indians, disciplined, commanded and officered entirely by British, and represented to be a very fine corps. " Thus the unfortunate Aborigines, restored to equal rights by the descendants. of their conquerors, now their countrymen, and commanded by the early assertois of filch own freedom,' match with alacrity to combat for their benefactors and themselves.-- What a glorious example in the South American Pa triots, thus to amalgamate in political rights with that injured people! There is something in natural justice which our conscience must approve; it is equally felt by the savage and the sage! " The British Cavalry Officers have effected great improvements in General Nes% corps of this decrip. tion, and serve with great pleasure under that enter prising, indefatigable leader. The Laneros, as well as the Indians, ate very partial to them. 'file pre possession in favour of the British has bcen handed down from father to son ever sir ce the time of die Asiento Companys it Ca rac c as. The natives found those heretics very liberal, useful friends, and were very sorry to be deprived of them, which would hot have been the case had the Government been then in their own hands." " POUT SPAIN, NOV. 11. " The campaign on the Mai'; ha; probably com menced ere this by the attack of the capital of Cu- Juana, by the division of Geiltyal Marino.' General Bolivar left Angostura on the 7th ult. to direct-the operations in that anartm A thousand of the Indian Aborigines, disciplined in the highest style, and com manded nitogrther by British O ff icers, frim the Co lonel to the Ensign, g sub:l:led at the sane time lei: San Fernando to join General Pates army, 4,000 strong before thin addition. The Independents tale the field with 9,tXX) men, well mined and equipped, and With plenty of a:ninunition. General Bolivar has deposited the Civil Government in the hands of General Urdaneta, the Intendant Penalvet, and'the Director General Don !Ludo. A General- Congress is convened to meet the Ist of January. NO media tion but off the basii . of InJependence• will he listened to. The friends of Commerce in England will be glad to know this. " We get' plenty of mules and cattle from Guaynna and Maturin, since Guiria was taken mid our naviga tion in the Gitlph secured against the piracies of the Spanish . gun-boats. These are essential to the feed. ing olthe inhabitants and gettin . 7 in our crop, which promises to be very Rue next year. " Estates have risen latterly much in value ; our commerce is rather Mending; our public improve ments are developing daily, as they . approach a con clusion; and every man keeps a \Val ni house, vrheie the thermometer rises daily to 92 Agrees. The wet season has been infinitely more healthy this than the last season. • You would be astonished to - ber of fine houses built within these tb - . now building; this will be the hancisc our islands, a mighty work and not 1 Ws.utost of our West India towns ha' i ) i ,‘ I ,i ; . .., 1 1' . • i , ' • I! . . . , . ' f I ", • -T ~. ' I ,1 , . 1 . 1 i f 1 • i . . ? i 11 1 ' .• $ ' z . 1 .! J to see the num- e three years and .ornest town in an t without to,' tve..becu bui