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tar_ 1 t7f i t • kk - • 43 , T 1 , * .g , • r am" • f . " ' ."-b pa.Nk • Poi --Tf4' ?) " . 41431 • / 0- " r ti.; l 4l3rich:ltrth • ;, p • •k, 111 " I IL(LIIIIPIP * • irr" ill - ' • NTIIII AEU 8217 EAST INDIA AFFAIRS. Tkis dap was published, by BLACK, PAIRY, and Co. Liptiodoft Street, in One Vol. evo. price 12s. boards, THE rtvrti REPORT from the Select COM mitiee of the Nouse of Commons -on the Affairs of the LIST INDIA COMPANY ; as ordered by the Rom of Com mons to be printed. • SECOND EDITION. This day wag publisbed,,irt Loo. price Ps. In boards, EVIEW of some Impoetant Passages in the _LB.+ Lite ADMINISTRATION of Sir G. H. BARLOW, Bart. at MADRAS; comprehending the Details relaive to his Inter ference in the Trials of certain Persons convicted of Forgery arid Conspiracy in the King's Supreme Court of Judicature at that Presidency.—By CHARLES MARSH, Esq. M.P. London : Sold by Black, Parry, and Co. Leadenhall•street. MONEY IMMEDIATELY.—Nu. t, Duke-street, Adeip hi. THE CONDUCTORS of this Office can corn mad any Stun of Money, and are in the habit of making - advances upon every detcription of security, with promptness and liberality.—Attendance from ten till five daily.—Letters must be post-paid. NOTICE. * . MANOR of TRUTTOXHTLL, and LANDS in WITHAM FRIARY (some time sincradverttsed for 'SALE on Friday the 28th of May last), are intended to be SOLD by AUCTION, in Lots, on Thursday the 15th of July next. Further Particulars may be known by application to Messrs. Tennant and Harrison, Gray's Inn London ; or to lames Brad ford, Esq. Swindon, Wilts; and printed particulars will shortly be distributed, and may be had of them. CHURCH PREFERMENT. TO be SOLD, with a prospect of early possession , an eligible LAVIN°, within a day's journey of London.— For Particulars, apply to Mr. Tyndale, Solicitor, 34, Montague. place, Russell-square. VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, at ASTON ROUANT, OXFORDSHL:E, Thirty-fight Miles from LONDON, MO be SOLD, with possession, consisting of a HOUSE recently built, standing in a Paddock stocked with Deer, commanding extensive prospects, sheltered by a wood, sod containing tbout 80 Acres. Fl r Particulars, apply to Mr. Tyndale, Solicitor, Montague place, Russell-square; Mr. Dixon, Land Agent, Oxford; or Mr Davis, at the Grove, near Stokenchurch, Oxfordshire. • CAPITAL LANDED PURCHASE.—A BARGAIN. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRA.CT, By Mr. SHEE. • Agent for tke Disposal and Purchase of landed Property, South ampton-row, Russell-square, AHIGHLY improveqble MANOR FREE HOLD FARM, within .50 miles of London, and 10 of the Sea; comprising nearly 350 Acres of excellent Land, the imme diate conversion of which into money, is rendered indispensible by imperious circumstances: an immediate Purchaser will be treated with on most advantageous terms. Resolved, That the I.ancasterian System presents many singu lar opportut ides Ms studying the first disposmons of tiuman na ture, while the mid is in an artless state, 14 1. veil:Mg . :tie fa culties of the soul, and for pestle ills the sea. yof he science of the human mind, as wal as the Ciapp.es means ot tow/14.11g me chanical ins:ruction. Reso:veni, That for avail ng thous. Iv, sof these advantages for public good, the teachers of the s.anc otyroin system do how form dims Ives trio an as-oci tor effect ing she auove ob j ect. as well as for reticvies a.d 6.r :toting tutu What in obis age on under any visitation ot Paovioeace. Resolved, T,:at their first and grand object be to rei.ort their own I.ecultar rape raeoce fir each asters b. vent, u eom, a... then practice and carry into effect the grea abject tot their laves with one heart and soul, and one undo: ni effect. Rese)'ved, That' for ads purpose a .:eeretarf be apputan.e4 whose business shall be to 'twin their piesseetkitoo.; and that . whenever the r.:suits are likely to b,. of binds. to .uu a uti th. sit stem In the couatry, the awae be pub..shed in an whit' a. report. Reselved, "I hat all who are or nits) be st.ho.thers tot one guinea per annum to this Ins it trim, be end 'ad u seceise printed reports in rroPortion to halt thy. moan, f the 3 uLau-losuu, aiieJ that the o.her half be applied as the Committue way oireet to its peculiar objects. Resolved, That. country School-marters be requested by letter froth the Secretary to become Memb is io this . ..society, and 'that as the objects are professional, the actuatly txiug car hay.ng)aessi a teacher in schools on the •) steno, is the qualoA:ativir rept laity to possess a vote its tile ~tomtits:. Resolved, Inat tie ant f these Meetings he to perfect the school., on the system by the cootbised advantage ot the of toted experience and practical skid, as well as love hir the cause of twi ster:al instruction, which animate 4 the bo..y of teachers who' have, had the benefits of Etiocation under the case at Jo.eph ter, that a umform tilect may be produc,sl in every scission that the schools on the systi•nt in London may have every as, vantage that united skill and expetituce can give lutes; anti '..hat ono uniform and expeditious system of training ochoo -au is.t.rs be matured and rendeied as complet: as a combioa.iou •,f mental power, talent, and expv. knee cal accomplish. Resolved, chat as money saved, is ,quat to money gaited, or given to a charity, the at tension ot this Society wit be instantly turned to effecting the utmost ecooomy ill alticies tot oat tit, wear and tear, rewards, dec. • in.schools, tLat the proniMeot feature of economy which has distinguished the . system in Laneaseeran play Schools, may be mined to the utmost postdate pertection. ResoNed,. That this Seety continue to meet trequetitly, and that a sub-Committer be appointed with Mr. Latscaster's Midas pensible aid, to mature and carry into effect the objects of OA Meeting. Resolved, That this Meeting request Mr. Lancaster to aces tit a miniature of the King, George the si laird, is ttit these wor ts, " Patrou of Education and Friend ot the ,i'vor," sustained en thy sante. Resolved, That Mrs. Lancaster be requested to accept the mi niature pictures of the Dukes ot Kent god Sosset and the Duke of Bedford, with the iuscription to each, " lhe I hod Priced.' of Education and Joseph LilllCaltee . • Resolved, Thar this meeting, fully aware that nothing can be mere grateful to the feelings of Mr. Lancaster, than the honour 01 b s illustrious Patrons, prefer this mode of gratifying his feel- I ir•s and expressing their own to that of the custcomay votts thanks or passed on public occasions ; hut that they cannot close their proceedings without Fledging their inviolable duty, affection, at. 4 ; fidelity, to the man who has been the in. us ot their education, 'and the diffusion of general knowledge tinder the sanction of the King and his House, bat more especially the Lakes o Kent and ;Sussex, supported by the Duke ut Beeltoid and Lerd ootnerville. TO BE LE l', for such Terms as may be agreed upon. Kenna-eel, 1 hat no public ail be asked or expected, tilt he's AMOSTdesirable MANSION, '6t fiat any Gen..; demoustrive that good ha , boa' dune to warrant that expec.ation , tlemhn's abode. The Premises are adjoiniug the Village' Resolved, That Mrs. Lancaster and Miss Ann hpringinanit of Wouldham, close to the navigable aim' pleasant River M e d. be requestkdrektuishier themselves honorary members ot this in way, within three mites and a half of the City of Rochester, Ind • stitution, that they may have the fit st intorniation on all subjects eve miles from Maidstolie, in a sporting part of the County of which easy be equally applicable to girls as bola. Kent, anti close to Viouldliant Common, to e 'Lich is an unlimited I Resolved, 'lliac a central liouse be taken at the expense right of Pasturage Firewood, &c, The grin end Boor consists of this Committee for the purpose o. their permanent M. eons ; a conniindi o u, list , w i t h a grand Staircase,. a Drawing room, i and Mr. J. 'Frott be elected the Conductor of all exp.rinunts Sur Parlour, :.;tiieg-room, and a' spacious Kitchen; the one pair of economizing articles used io promoting this system. stairs consists ot live very roomy bed - ehatotstri. one of which Resolved, that the Members ot this Susie y offer their heart. may be a Drawing-room at pleasure; two pair of stairs, a back ; felt gra•itude to Mr. and Mrs. Lancas er for attendiug Outs Meet litaircase fr om th e Kitchen, containing six Rom us with fireplaces ing, and fervently wish them health and Itappiiiess. hi three of them, a Staircase from the passage tof the two pair i ReaAved, '1 hat the Chairs tk requested to sign these Re loco a Turret, or Cupola, which commands a delightful prospect solutions, and to have the publicied iu the Loudon Nevis of the River Medway sod country all round ,t most spacious paper*. Cellars with excellent Bans, a Fore-court enclose d with a dwarf I Resolved, That three of the Committee be appointed Thaw wall and railing fence;. a large Back Court enclosed all round . ref's of the oodetf• with a high brick wall, well stocked with choice w all Fruit-trees, j Resolved, That J. Lovell, formerly of Woburn, but now Well chosen Shrubs and Flowers; an excellent Gard, to well waled Master of the Royal Fret School, Borough Road, be elected ots• and ftnce.l, stocked, with the choicest Fruitage, a la ego Yard 'en. • cretare. dosed with a high brick wall, an excellent seven-s. tall dSt able, Resolved, That Mifs Ain F.pningmann be requested to furnish over which is a high spacious Lofts two s-oack-houst s, and many a Memoir of the enter ot orgaz.iting he Newcastle Corte' bawl, other Out-Offic s es, too tedious to mention herein. to form an article in the Apt Rey ort t f this Society. he Lessee may be accommoda ed with a doze! 1 Acres of i Cooled) •' C. itil•Alt:l'HUß, Chairman. thrice good Land adjohneg said Premises, if required. Resolved, . ha, tie vidf:clierttod ilia& 61 Um iviet4big b• Jo farther Particelart, acquire of Mr. Burke, at 5 i rouldhain. Sires to the Chaitatane kRZEHOLD AND "rYTHE-FREE MAN: JA AND E.STATE, HANTS. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, PARTLCULARLY Desirable FREEHOLD and 11' ftlE-FREE ESTATE, consisting of two capital Farms, and 316 Acrt s of fine Woods, being the whole of a Hamlet, containing 1416 Acres. The Estate is v..ry compact, well situate fur Markets, within reach of two Packs of Hounds, in a pleasant part of the country, well stocked with Game, and about 50 miles tram London, on a good turnpike road. *Dv Visor's Bates are very low, and the Land-tax is redeemed. For Particulars, and tp treat, apply 4o Messrs. Webb, Webb, and Attwood, Salisbury. MOST DESIRABLE PROPERTY ON THE SEA-COAST, sixty-four Miles from London. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, AmosT VALUABLE ESTATE, part Freehold and the remainder Copyhold, situate at Bexhill, in the County of Sussex; comprising a substantial modern Dwelling house, lit for the reception of a family of respectability, with all nectleary attached and detached Offices, wsUed Garden fully cropped, Plantations and Pleasure Grounds, the whole perfectly secluded from thevillage, and commanding a most beautiful view over Pevens‘y Bay, Last Bourn. and Ike adjacent country. A newly-erected Dwelling-houxe, Garden, and Pleasure-ground, and every requfsite Office, together with about 16 Acres of Mea tiest, Land, extremely fertile,and having been for many years in the occupation of the Proprietor, in a high state of cultivation. Bexhill is one of the most healthy and pleasant situations on She Coatt of Sussex, and well adapted for Sei , -bathing, for which purpose it is occasionally resorted nx Hula irons Hast ings, 14 from East Bourn, and 64 from London. Tbis Estate holds out an opportunity for investing capital sel da•n to be met with; aq, from the increa lug population of the place, every species of Landed Property is rapidly advancing in vstue. Several Lots'of this pro l .-rty have been sold for great p:icee as Bullding•ground, for which rur pose there is every pros pect of tie remainder being; approfriat td. fur a view of the E,tatt apply to l Ir. Mate, Psoct-Office, ; and to treat for purr:lase tea Shatlw, 11, Bishop, and Co. SoLeiiols, Hastings; and to Mr. James, New Boswell -court, Lincoln's Inn, London. N. B. The Houses are both Furnished; and a Purchaser may be admitted ininuAllately as Tenaist till the completion of the I'm chits... TO BE 501.1) BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, AVERY desirable - FREEHOLD ES CATE, situated is the most pleasant part of the County of Kent, ant containing upwards of 800 Acres of Arable, Meadow, Pas ture and Wood Land, free of great Tithes, and Land-tax deemed, with an excellent Family IVlaission most beautifully standing at the, top of a Valley in a Park, diversified with fine old Oak-trees, and a large sheet of water fed by a fine stream, and large enough for a Pleasure-boat. The House contains a very elegant Dining-room, two Drawing-rooms, Breakfast-parlour, Library, and Retiring-routs, Chambers for about 20 Beds, toge ther with every necessary Apartment for domestic purposes, double Coach-house, Stabling for 8 to 10 Horses, Brew-house and Laundry, with a good walled Garden. For further Particulars, apply to Adam Murray, Surveyor an d Land Agent, 61, St. Martin's lane, Charing-Cross.—(Letters post paid.) TUESDAY, JULY 6, IV% , - i .15R. CAREY'S PORTRAIT. AFINE ENGRAVING of Dr. CAREY, Pro fessor of the Satigshrlt; Mahra-ta, and Bengal I:anguages. in the College of Fort Wilitatit, Calcutta, attended by his Pundit, executed by Mr. WORTHEN" :TON, from an original Picture painted by Mr. Hosts, of Colcutta,is now ready to be delivered, and may be had of Mr. Bowyer, No. 50, Pall-Mall; Messrs. Button and Son ; Messrs. Gale, Curtis, and Fenner, Paternoster- I row; and of Mr. Buns, 56, Lo•hbury. MAP OF THE PYRENEES. MR. ARROWSMITH begi leave to inform the •Public that in the year 1800, he engraved a Copy, is Eight Sheets, Of a MAP of the PYRENEES arid of the adja.' cent Provinces, as surveyed by Roussel. and LA 'hot ruse, by order of Louis XIV. to which Mr. Arrow,mith has added (from the Provincial Maps of Loper), Two ~ h ects on the. West-side, so as to include BURGOS, VITORIA, and BILBOA. The Map is 7 feet E. and W. by 3i feet N. and J. the teak being about three geogr. miles to an inch, which admit- of a curret.: delineation of the Pyrenean Muuntams, all the Villages. eaves, and Rivulets. Price, in Ten Sheets, 43. 13s. 6d. Mounted C 4. 10s. et At rowsmith's, 10, Soho•square. REV. DR. POVAH, o: Corpus Christi College Cambridge, Curate of St James, Duke's Place, an Lec turer of St. Paul's, Shadwell, receives into his House SIX PU PILS, who wish either is read for Holy ►h.trrs, or to bt: prepared for the University. Terms may be known by •a, ply.ng at th.. Vestry Room of the Parish Church of St. James, Duke s Pace. Aldgate, every Wednesday Evening, at half-past six; or at Fu. 4 House, Old Ford, near How. SOCIETY of LANCA STE RIA N TEACHERS, AT a Meeting of the Teachers en the Loncdste rian System, held at the Free Mason's Tavern, Lincoln's Inn Fields, 29th me, 1813, the following Resolutions were unanimously agreed to, C. M'AKTHUR, in the Chair; Resolied, That it appears to this MeetinB hat Joseph Lan caster, the Founder of the Bri i.h System,. I as no: wily had the happmess of inventing and effecting a p an of Ed_.eatiota which has routed the national attention from a state to apathy to that of high haterfst, by actually bestown‘ the biessing tit knowledge upon vast numbers of its unbeirtended poor, but in the course of progress has attai:ted much er R SON At. urpertence, the.commiam cation of which, as occaston may arise, will be of great service to young persons who are ,eachera on his system. Resolved, hkat many young persons 14hu have been instructed by his skill, and bro..glit up by his personal and paternal care, have, dui irg the last ten years, opened many schools, and had great exper.ence in the instrucuon of youth tat a brae K J,— the communication of ssh:ch will be very useful anti interesting. 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