Star. — London, England, 1813-09-23 00:00:00

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Patterns of the Articles may be viewed upon application to the respective Officers of the Ordnance in the Royal Arsenal, IVoolwich ; and further Particulars, together with the Terms and Conditions of the Contract, may be known at the Secretary's Office in Pall Mall aforesaid, any day between the hours of Ten and Four o'clock ; where the Preposids mutt be delivered sealed up, and endorsed, " Proposa!s for Helmets and Caps ;" but no Proposal Call be admitted after the nand 34th instant, at Twelve o'clock at noon of the said tlay,`NAL'uir will any Tender be noticed VA.tess the Party making it or an Agent in his laltalf shall attend. By Order rf the Board, R. N. CR.: W, Sec. OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, Sept. 10, 1813. rHA PRINCIe4I. OFFICERS of his MA -L JESTr, ORDNANCE di hereby give Yotice, That Proposali wit be received at their Office, in Pall-Mal!, on or before Friday, the 24th instant, from such Persons as may be willing to undertake the Supply of COPPER I - 100PS, for Service of this Department, for a period of One Year. Patterns of the Articles may be viewed, upon applicatinw, at the Principal Storekeeper's Office, in the Tower, and further Particulars, together with the Terms and Conditions of the Con tract, may be known at the Secretary's Office in Pall Mall afore said, any dey between the hours of Ten and Four o'clock, where the Proposals must be delivered, sealed up and indorsed, s , Pro posals for Capper Hoops;" but no Proposal can be admitted after the said 2 ith instant, at 12 o'clock at noon of the same day; nei ther will any Tender be noticed, unless the Party making it, or an Agent in his behalf, shall attend, By Order of the Board, 'R. H. CREW, Secretary!. OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, Sept. I, 1 13. THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of MS Mil- JESTr's ORDNANCE, do h(reekl, give Notice, That Proposals will be received at ti,eir Office, in Pall Mall, en or before Friday, the 24th instant, front such Persons as may be willing to undertake the SlTply of FORAGE for the ORDNANCE HORSES, stationed in the following Dis tricts, to be delivered at the expense of the Contractor, vit. • NORTH BRITAIN. NORTHERN. YORKSHIRE HAS I ERN, exclusive of WARLEY. SOUTHERN, exclusive of CHATHAM. WEELON, Nxthaniptonthire. SOUTH WEST, including PORTSMOUTE, ISLE , of WIGHT, and CHRISTCHURCH. WESTERN. • • WOOLWICH; with its Dependencies, WARLEY and CHATHAM. • ;or a period of Sig Months front the Ist October next. The Oats to be good. sweet, dry, and clean, without any init.( sore of Foxy or-Mowburn; Oats, and must not weigh less than 31tbs. per Winchester.brshel ; the Hay to be sweet and dry, and delivered in Trusses of %lbs. weight. The Straw to be good, clean, and dry Wheat or Rye Straw, and delivered in 'ruses of 3Glbs. weight.. !the Prices to be raid for the respec tive quantities of each Article which may be delivered, at the following rates, viz. Jur the Oats at for the Hay at Tor the Straw at per hundred pounds, Avoirdupois weight, per hundred and twclve Pout.ds. per hundred and twelve Pounds. The Proposalf may be delivered separately or jointly for two or more 9f the 5%41 Di,tl icts, and it is e ;petted that the Coturac tor shall receive the FraNe Dung, which, during the period of his Contract, may accumulate, making an allowance tor•the same after the sate of per Horse per Week. . Farther particulars may be known upon application to the Of. iceis Commanding the Royal Artillery in each Diqrict, and also at the Secretary's Office, ire Pall-Mall aforesaid, any day Latw•een the hours of ten and four o'clock, where the Proposals must be de livered sealed up, anal endorsed " Proposals for Forage ;" but no Proposal can be adraitted Air the said 24th instant; at 12 o'clock at noon of the came day, neither will any Tender be no ticed unless the part/ making it or an agent in his behalf shall at tend. • By Older of the Board, .R. If. CREW, Secretary. BANKERS' LICENCES. ST4IIIP-OFFICE, LONDOIV, Septeur.:er 18, 1813. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That by the Stamp Act, 48 Geo. 111. c. 149, all Licences granted to Bankers or others, to issue promissory notes, payable to the bearer on demand, and allowed to be re-issued, will expire oil thrletla of October next, and that they must be renewed within one month from that day, or penalties will be incurred. That a separate Licence Must be taken out for every place where the notes shall be issued, unless the persons to be lit eyed had issued thar notes at several places before the 2d July 1803, and originally obtained one licence far all such places ; in which ease only, they will be again included in one licence. That every licence must specify the names and places of abode si the persons to be licensed, and the name of the place or places where, and the name of the bank, firm, or. title, tinder which the notes are to be issued; and licences to persons' in partner ship must specify the names, and places of abode, of a'l the per sons concerned in the partnership,wheher all their names appear in the notes or not ; and in default thereof the licences will he void. With these particelsri, a specimen of the noses must also be left at this Office, by persons applying for such licences. That a peeaby of Alen for every offence, is imposed on the issuing of promissory notes, of th. eesception aforesaid, without licence, or at any other place, or under any other final or title, than is specified in the licence; and a penalty of £.50 fur every offence, is imposed on the issuing of promissory notes, of ' any description, er bills of exchange, not duly vamped, and on the re-Issuing of promissory notes, me allowed to h re-imed, as well as on the re-issuing of notes, allowed to be re-issued, after the plied . fixtiffor that palate. Tint by the above-mentioned Am, promissory notes for more than £2. 2s. and not exceeding .4100, cannot at present be re issued after throe years from the date thereof; and front the Igth October next, the period allowed for the at issuing et smaller notes, in England, is also limited by. an Act of the Lott Session of i'arliament, to three years from the date thereof. The Commissioners of Stamps having bad occasion to prose este several country Bankers, for the penalties, inclined by their disregard of the provisions of the first mentioned Act, this notice is given that all persons c nevem d may in suture con form to the law, and avoid the penalties for which they will otherwise he prosecuted; and that p. nous, applying for licercii, may conic prepared with all the requisite par:iculars to be Inserted therein, without which the Icences cannot be filled up, so as to protect the parties against penalties. 4y viler of the Commhsioners, NAPPUN, Sgentarr. GAS LIGHT AND COKE COMPANY, • September 21, 1811. THE GOVERNOR, DEPUTY GOVERNOR, an;DIRECTORi of tkis COMPANY, give Notice to the several sub*,cribers to and Propel tors of the Joint Stock and Capital of this Underaking, that they have made a call of £5. upon eacl) Share, and that by a Resolution of a :;perial General Court of Proprietors of this Company held at the Crown and ' , Anchor Taverii, in the Straarl, on the 20th day of September instant s the above Call is to he paid at the Company's Office in Pall-Mall, in the County of Middle.scx, on the 27th sin of Ucto. bet. next. ' 1. PEDDER, Secretary. NO. 3,934, a Prize of Ten Thousand and Twenty five Pounds, being the First Ticket drawn a Prise above £2O on the First Day, was shared by HORNSBY and Cu and sold in One Half and Eight Sixteenths. The fortunate Holders are respectfully informed they may.rece:ve their Prize Money immtdiazely.-26, Coati/11u., 'Tickets and Shares are selling by HOR NSW and Co. war ranted Undrawn. The Second and I.3st Day will he on TUES DAY NEXT, when the First-draws Prize above £2O, will be entitled to £vo,ooo. There 11 also a Prize of £20,0 '0 to draw, which is very likely to accompany dr,. First-drain Prize above £JO. RICH WHEEL. • TWO PRIZES of e1.0,0(X), and only One My 1 to Draw. Next 'I VESDAY, Sept. 1.-ith, the Lovely will finish Drawing, si' the first Ticket drawn a Prize above ,C2O will receive, in addition, Or sum of ,E• 20,000. THY WUILILL CONTAIN 4 2 - Prizes of - 220,003 SI . .. . - 1,000 4 - - - - - EOO 5 - - - 200 10 - - . 1(0 And the full proportion of 250, 225, and ‘l.O Prize. Tickets and Shares, iverrextd unifcrurte, are selling by • RICHARDSON, COQDLUCK and C. CONTRACTORS, • At their Mikes, the Corner of liank Building, Cornhill, and f.teiag the King . * Mew*, (. luring Cross, who sold and shared, in the; Totem Lotury, No. 8.471 , a Prise of Pi. 004), No. 1,150, a Prize of £5OO, and No. 4 . 413, a Priie of .e. 200. RICH WHEEL-NEXT TUESDAY. TWO PRIZES of 2€20,000, and only Crne Dly to Draw Next TUESDAY, Sept. With, the Lottery will finish Drawing, and the fir. t Ticket draw* a Prize above f-30, will re ceive, in additioe s the lum of C 20,000. Tat wager,. CONTAINS 2 - ' Prizes of - 4234,000 4 • - - - 500 a. - - 203 10 - - - .. 100 And die fa propction of £5O, £25. Una ‘4O Prize.. 'Tickets and Shares, warranted maracas, are selling by SWIFT and Co. No. 11; POORTIT, No. 11, ALDOATI Hton No. HI, CUARING-CROSS, I STRRIT. _ _ FREEHOLD ORCHARD, COTTAGE, AND GARDEN. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, • By Mr. BAT TEN, On Saturday, the 25th of September. IBIS, at Two o'Cloek, at the Fountain lon, Canterbury, AVERY Desirable, Compact, FREEHOLD, Brick, and Thatched COTTAGE, with various useful Out-buildings, Orchard awl Garden of about One Acre and Three-quarters, planted with a variety of thriving Fruit Trees, most desirably and pleasantly situated In the Parish of STAPLE, near Wingham and Ash, in the I.igh road between Canterbury :yid Deal, commanding extensive and beautiful Views of Barham Downs, and Villages adjoining, now in the occupation of John Datson, at a very low rent. For further Particulars apply to Mr. Garrett, Solicitor, Sand wich ; and of 'Mr. Batten, Mousy Agent and Land Surveyor, Rochester. CARMARTHEMHIRE, IN THE VALE OF TOWEY. To BE LET, For a Term of 14 or 21 Tears from Mie..aeltnas next, THE FARM of BERLI.AUDYNVYLL, in the Parish of LLANGATHER, containing 210 Acres of very rich Arable, Mvadow, and Pasttire Land, all enclosed and sub divided. Farm is situated on the Banks of the River, about three miles from Llandilo, and eleven rides from Carmarthen, which is an excellent Markei for the sale of the produce ; a short distance fro.n lime and Coal. The Arable Land en this Farm Is well adapted for the Turnip Husbandry, and every encourage ment will be given to an improving Tenant. For further Particulars apply to Adam Murray, Surveyor and Land Agent, 61, St. Mart lu's-lane, Charing-cross, (Letter& post paid). THE QUARTERLY REVIEW, No. XVIII. will be published nn S4trusuar, the 25th install.. . _ . _ . CONTENTS—I. Fisheries: First and Second Reports of the Fish Association; Thomas Barnard on a Supply of Fish for the Poor; Henry Schultcs on the Public Fisheries of Great Britain.—lL Dr. Ferriar's Essay on Apparitions —4II. Corte rondence of Gilbert Wakefivld, B.A. with the Right Honour able Charles Fox.—lV. sir William Drommood's faidipus ludai cus : Rev. George D'Oyly's Letters to Sir William Drummond; Remarks on Cdipus Jtaaicus ; Letters to Rev. George D'Oyly, by Vindex.----V. George Ce'.inan's Vagaries viodneatrd.--VI.. J Elmsley, Euripidis Heraelidae.—VU. Russia; Progres de la Puts pence Russe ; Montgalliard, Seebnde Guerre de Pologne; ou, Considerations sur la Pale publique du Continent, et sur l'intbt pendance Maritime de I'Europe.—Vlll. Life of Pahl —IX. k Is themat , eal Tracts by Charles Hutton, LLD.F.R.•;.—X. TVI'Cr e's Life of John Knox.—Xl. Voyages and Travels in various Psi is of the World, by G. H. Von Langsdoilf.—Xll. The Eton mine Histories of GiovanniVillani.—Xt 11. Ott Dropsy, by •J•ihn all, M.D.—XIV. Sir Mho Malcolm's Sketch of the The Bridal of Trier main ; or, The Vale of St. I obt:.— XVI. QLiar terly'Llst of New Books, Index, &c. Printed fur John Murray, No. SO, Albemarle -street, London ; William Blackwood, .E.firiburrh; and Joh:. Cumming, Dublin; of whom may be had a hero Edition of No. I. and New Ed:- tons of all the wises Ntsiaibeis of the QUARTLIILLY 11.1.VILW, FM Os. sack, FREttpit PAPERS. -:-. PAWS, fl ows& lg. sm TUE NAME OF TIIS /31111110114 TUE EMPREIN WEE*. • AND REGENT, TO Tall BMW* OS ••••••••... • aM. ktsator Or ..—•-• 1 , 11 The victories gained under the walls of Dmden, m the NA , and 27th August, by his I`.lajmy the Emperor and King, .shr dear husband arhl Sovertign, are Opal marha of th e Dir t Ma pto teetion: we d e sire, that up on the tovlpt of these presetas, yve will consult wish those who are proper, to eau , e /e limn to be sung, mid adiress 'fbankso„leing to the COD tor &fain; an 1 that 'you wilt add :i:e most proper wawa, to hug the pr. served= of the sacred p. r•on of his Majesty the fimperor ctrl King. 'Vint letter havitit ao other purport, we pray (lan, M. bins*, 'um have you Li Ins huh heavies.. a Given m our l'alace of St. Good, Sept. 14.194, fly .be Empress and Vasa. Sind) . " Malta& LAMM. • RA I 10.1341§1E, SEP r. 7. When we learned that the coalesced p , were hid de. nonnced the armistice, and that Aosta.' had jr fined them to make war-against France. , sr could nut ba nish a certain uneasin ess whicl. our sitUation rendered natural enough. In ;bolt, an Austrian army assellta• bled in the neighborhood of ?risen, in Bohemia, ruder the orders of General Count de Klenau, and we suppose that corps was destined to invade the PA latinat, and advance towards the Danube, threatening our town ; but we soon leaned that lidenau's corps had been forced to join Prince Schwartzenberg'ti army, and that event would keep far from us all the Austriln troops, so that we now enjoy the most per iect tranquillity. The Austrian corps d'atmee, established in Upper 'Austria, under the o r de rs o f P r i nce d e R euss , l ate l y 'made some movements which were suspected of being offensive ; but it was, soou perceived that it took a defensive position, with the intention of covering Up per Austria against General Wrede's Bavarian army s . which is considerable, and whose .attitude is tbreat• ening. This Austrian corps. is established in the neigh bourhood of Set wanstall. 'The Prince of . Iteuss's head quarters were, it is said, at Urmsbach. STUTTCARD, SEPT. s. His Majesty has received a fresh Bulletin from Gi• neral Franquemont. On the 4th of September the L WOrtemberg corps sustained a very brisk battle upon the heights of Euper. The enemy, after an obstinate 'action of au hour and a half, was repulsed. The Ist and 'id regiments of our infantry and artillery on this occasion, gave proofs of great bravery. General Count Franquemont greatly praises the conduct of Gtaerals Stocktnayor and Spitzemberg. SEPTENEUR o.—Lieetenant Arend, dispatched as a Courier horn the Camp near ‘Volterbdorl, by Lieu tenant-General Count de Frauquelnunt, hat brought the following official report 3 " Oa the List of August the Vs r urtemberg corps d'armee, w,th the exception of Norman's brigade, Which was then in the neighbcuthood of Dresden, took a position separated fri.m'the . remainder of the army, near Bareuth, and was kurrounded by she enemy's troops. " On the 43.1 the corps put itself :n motion to at. tack the enemy's position near Mittelwalde; on the VAith it again took the position of Bareuti!. It was on the 15th to have occupied another near Holbeck; but Lieut.-Gen,:ral de Franquemont, having found that the ground was not favourable, and knowing that the enemy were very numerous at Luckenwalde, resolved to part the corps which he comtuanued near the vil lage of Stillpen. " On the 266 August, about noon, the enemy came oat with the utmost impetuosity from the woods with 500 Coksacks, a batt-tliou of Russian infantry, and some detachments of Landarehr • he marched from Luck warde beyond Holbeck, a nd forced the advanced piquets to fail back upon the principal post. The 3d regiment of Hussars of Duke Louis Attacked the enemy with much resolution, and in se veral other attacks which followed the first, it main tained its ancient reputation. " The Ist tegimatt of infantry came to its sip. port. The 9.h light infantry which was posted near Holbeck, and which was at first threatened upon its right flank, having then that flank covered by a part of the regiment of infautry, No. 7, and tieing support ed by the regiments above mentioned, fell also upon THE AMERICA'S SECOND Cntazr.—The private the enemy, quickly drove h.m from the village, and armed ship America,- of 20 guns, Captain Kehew, retook its first position. of this port, has,arrived at Bath, (Me.) from a crnize I "In thus defeating the enemy'sattack, these troops of nearly four months. May 3, lat. 47.48. long. 49. , according to the testimony of Lieut.-General Count. captured the schooner Eliza, from Cork for New. de Franquemo9t, deserve the more honour, as the. foundland, with passengers, and an asserted cargo— !resistance demanded much sangf r oid. The battle even released. May 5, captured brig Sprightly, in bal. in the corps marched upon Schmelgendo r f, an d last—released, with prisoners. Same day, brig Pa. again joined the 4th cords d'armee. ragon, in ballast, maimed out—since retaken. May "On the 27th the whole of the Wurtemberg corps 9, captured brig Lucy, from Halifax, with cotton, set out from Schmelgend , ,, f, and continued its march &c.—retaken. May 12, schooner Zelpha, from Ire. to the suburbs of Jutterbyck. On the '2Bth the corps land, with passengers, &c. for Newfoundland—re. d'armee took a more extended position near Jutter. leased. May 28, British brig Margaret, from Cadiz, bock. The '2d regiment of Duke William's infantry with salt—atrived. Jane $, American• brig Alex- I occupied the town ; Major-General Spitenberg po s ted ander, from England for Boston, with dry goads,.Bce. himself in the neighbouring vineyards; the 10th re. —a r rived. June 20, lat. 48. BG. long. 27. 14. esp. ! giment of light infantry placed itself in a forest upon Lured American ship St. Lawrence, Webb, from Li- a smell adjacent hill, from whence it could discover verpool for New York, wl:h a valuable cargo of dry all the positions, the remainder of the infantry was goods, crates, itc.— [Tale St. Lawrence has arrived in advance, and the cavalry in a meadow before the at Portsnion.h. She sailed from Liverpool about the i town. Tne enemy was seen marching iu different Ist June, and brings no later accounts than we have i ways all the day ; towards evening the enemy ad before received.] June 21, lat. 48.55. lon. 28. 40.: vanced against hti Majesty's troops, with from two captured British brig Brothers, from Newfoundland, to three thousand cavalry, and several battalions of bound -to Curunna, with fish—ordered to Fran c e.. infantry. Twolegimentsofcavalry attacked theenerny July 2, British brig Friends, from Newfoundland for with the greatest bravery, notwithstanding his sur. Spain, wire fish—also ordered to Fratice.—[Thm riority, and drove him back. two vessels have on board between six and 7000 "At the same tune the enemy took possession, quintal4 fish.] July 10, lat. 42. 2b. lon. 59. board- with a great superiority ot forces, of the heights near ed a British 'hip from Newfoundland, with 5000 dye forest, which the 10th regiment ot light infantry quintals fish, prize to the privateer ship Yorktown, occupied, and penetrated into the wood, but the 9th of New York, 'July 19, was chased by la Hogue• and 10th resimetlts of light infantry, and a battalicin seven hours, and outsailed her; also chased by the of the 7th regiment of infantry, which were imme: Rattler, but being ne it the land she hauled her wind. diately detached into the forest, drove the enemy be.. The America has paroled 130 prisoners, and brought bind the heights. The Ist battalion of the 4th regi. in SO. The St. Lawrence was boanded from . the mean et Intently formed in a square to prevent the Curlew a day or two before she attired at Ports. enemy's cavalry from 6. bouching, and it succeeded. mouth; but the prize -master producing thi licence, The enemy not being able to obtain possession of the she was permitted to proceed. Tuley:kids, nor the forest, retired." AMERICAN PAPERS. FROM FORT oroßnE. NEW-YORK, fULY rt. We are informed by a Gentleman who arrived in the stage on &richly evening, and who left the army on Monday morning, that on Saturday preceding, a corps of riflemen, who were out on a foraging party, were attacked by a superior force of the enemy, and retreated till they were supported•. by the 21d; under Major Wool, who had several field pieces, masked by his platcons, and loaded with grape. On ,he enemy's approach, the field pieces were unnia , ked and poured upon the enemy's ranks a destructive fire, and com pelled him to retreat. BAs a strong reinfs.rcement of the enemy was advancing our force did not pursue. Our loss was ten killed and wounded ; that of the enemy is supposed to hive been 100. BOSTON (UNITED STATES), JULY 4S. The British brig Betsey (late Rain master), , frim Malaga, with a full cargo of wise, raisins, Etc. bound to St. Peterstantgh, captured 60 days ago, by the privateer schooner Jack's Favourite, of New York, arrived at Plymouth, on Wednesday last, after a very tedious passage. The brig North Star, Moore, of and for Boston, from St. Salvador, with a sull cargo of sugars, has arrived at Halifax, taken by the Tenedo., off Cape Ann. The Swedish brig, Warland, from Portsmouth, N. H. bound to the West Indies, taken by la Hogue, has been burnt. The Captain has arrived at Ports mouth. SUCCESSFUL PRIVATEER ING. The privateer brig Anaconda, Captain Shaler, of New York, arrived at Ocracock, North Carolina, on the 4th instant, from a prosperous cruize. The Anaconda had on hoard 75,000 4ollars in specie, captured from' an English brig, called the King's .Packer, bound from Rio Janeiro to England, wh:ch she fell in with on the 14th May, in the latitude of the Cape de Verds. The brig mounted fourteen 2- pwlnders, carronades, and had on board '230 stand of small arms. She fought the privateer forty-five rn;tvites, when the flag was struck, and again hoisted, uniop down; her sp..:s and rigging were cut to pieces, and she had rive feet water in the hold. The Ana conda received no injury. After removing the specie and other valuables on board the privateer, Captain Shaler ransomed the brig for 8,000 dollars. The Anaconda, shortly afler,'sapt4red- the brig Mary, from Gibraltar, bolled to Brasil, wish a cargo of wine and silks, invoiced at 8.5000 dollars; and. the brig Ilarriet, bound frcirn Buenos Ayres to London, laden with hides 'and talloiv2—Cargo Invoiced 'at ' mono dollars. The Anaconda landed her specie at Edenton, from I whence we understand it has been transmitted to Tarborough; 'to be deposited in the vaults of the I bank, at that place. The Anaconda, we understand, spoke a Spanish brig, who informed that the President frigam, Com modore Rodgers, was in the Westlndies—had made many prizes. which she destroyed, and' landrtl the prisoners in St. Bartholomew's.—Norfeli Ledger. SALEM, JUNE 23. The ship Rambler, of this port, homeward-bound . from Manilla, with a valuable cargo of sugar, indigo, saltpetre, &c. which probably would have been worth 200,000 dollars here, has been taken and carried into the Cape of Good Hope, A letter with the intelli. gence of this unfortunate capture has been received from the Supercargo, Mr. Timothy Bryant, jun. dated on board the Lion of 61. guns, in Table Bay, 21st February. Mr. Bryant states, that they were taken by his Majesty's ship Morley, of 10 guns, in lat. 30. 10. S. long. 36. E. which took out tiie hands, and took the ship in tow, being bound to that port, where they arrived that day, all well. Five other American ships were there, but none condemned, and it was under stood there would be no decision till new orders came out. By this capture the revenue pro bably loses 30,000 dollars. ~ 1 1 , i i I i EAST-INDIA MUSA, Sep. 22, 1213 THE COURT of DIRECTORS, of the UNIW) Com.i 3 AM - of MERCHANTS of ENGLAND, trading to Me EAST MIMES, having, on the 11th ult. consented by ballot to re•tore Mr. Pyrex Casarsat.a,late Master of the Extra Ship Lord Keith, to the Company's Service, conformably to the Act of the 13th of his present Majesty for establishing certain Regulations for the said Company, and the said consent of the Court of Directors having been laid before and considered at a General Court of the said Company held this day, pursuant to fourteen days notice given for that purpose—switch hes eln given, That a General Court of tke said Company will be held at their House in Leadenhall-street; on Wednesday, the 13th of Oc tober next, from Eleven o'Qock in the Forenoon until" Six in the Evening, to I:allot on the following question, viz. " 1 bat Mr.i'eter Campbell, late Master of the Extra Slap Lord Keith, hp restored to the Company's Service ;" In order to determine by such Ballot whether three parts in four of the Proprietors present at such General Court consebt that the said Mr. Peter Campbell be restored to the Company's Service. .I.rIMES COBB, Aturtorrt-Sardary.