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The following were elected as a Committee : The Right Honourab!e Admiral Lend Ran STOCK. 1111 Might lionouraMe Adunr.d Lord GAMSILIL. Vi:•-Atilllital Sir JAIIILS SAU/lAILEZ, Bart. Sir Witelau Leton - row, Knight and Ald:r . tstan. ,I.F.Aatlerdom Esq. Woodbine Palish, Esq. Ma Julius Anger.trin, F4q. Joshua Reeve, . • gear Buckman:Esq. '1 bonus Rowcrult. Esq Esq. • Thomson ponar, Esq. Benjamin Shaw, Esq. • Arad° Clasen, E: q. Robert Shedder), Esq. was Henry Hoare, Esq. Haaketli bad- h, Esq. 'Mamas King, Esq. John Henson Trihon, Esq. gamin Lavie, Esq. . John Tunna, Esq. George Mimeo, Lsq. Wm. Vaughan, Esq. Subscriptions advertised X 17710 104. suet. The Bash of Ireland 50 0 I George Griffiths, Esq. 'Mims I'aliner Acland, I Gerard Callaghan, Est. Esq. 6 6 i Cork 5 0 le hl. Stapykon 10 10 Captain L Cotgrave, R.N. 3 0 far lac Heard 2. 2 Lieut. B. S. Cotgr.ivis 9 0 Capt. Edward heehaw', D. Hall, Esq. Batbadoes .6 5 korai Engineers 3 3 P. Bond, Esq. 10 10 Th e k er . E j wa re Palmer,. Emanuel College Corn ea: ton, Nortaampton- bination town 13 13 sans 5 0 Randle Wilbraluitn,Esq. 10 10 Proceeds of a Play per. Hugh Stanger, Esq. 10 10 formal at Messrs. Jo- . I Rev. Dr. Hay, of Christ Ms & Penley's Thea- Church, Oxturd 5 7 5 tre, a Rye . 10 9 6 Hopkius,Lincoln, &Co. 10 0 Donation fray the Forum Rev.:;. H. Standen 2 2 of Edinburgh, by A. Cazt. Lord C,,lville, IWCheyoe, Esq. 10 0 .1. M.ii. Queen 5 5 The Officers and Ship's or. John Janii.on, R.N. 6 0 Compatry of the rera- I James H •ury Hu : sit i i.) 10 10 ph, S. S. 19 11 6 G. L. Ms. tid. Rev. Rote. Tynvhitt 20 11 IR. K. lets. td. Pet. r liatker f Esq. " 7h. Rev. Euw. 1 eacoch, Lord V he. t Lind 10 10 ' j il. l .: * Rev. C. 1111 f 2 o Yelms of Trinity Co kge, Camlo4lge rt 2 2 Hun. Lady 6tua 3 g l- I 5 5 le:a hrouncke r, Esq. a 2 Mts. John Stuart 5 5 'be Right Hoe. Viseoutit Rev. T. IroodroJffe 2 2 • .Revnuk 10 10 William Boyd, Esq. 5 0 Mm Jamis Brine 5 0 I Capt. Charles Paget 5 0 • The Captain, Officers, and Crew of his Majesty's ship /ornate - - - - 50 0 Ile Cap'ain. Officers, and Crew of his Majesty's ship hatr .'r.ad • hi. 51 .rzn, Sveretary to Vice Admiral Thornborotigk lb i.4llicers of his Majesty's ship Bristol • The yew/ Writers and Men of d.tto, two days pay . . 11 tiros and Menu! his Majesty's ship Sceptre, 2 days pay. 81c,rsanii men of his Majesty's ship Resolute, 2 days pay. Ma Baring, Esq. Mount Radford, Exeter . - S L - 0 Dog following Coilertoh was made at the Grind Jury Room, _. _ _ . .. __ Paws SIVPIINCB-H4I4IOEMN PaItLIJMENT4RI* PROCNED /NOS. JAST INDIA 110 USP, January !kg, iftlt, THE COURT of PIRECTOPS of the UNTLED • COMPANrof MERCHANTS of ENGLAND, tether: to the EAST INDIES, do hereby give Maier, That the Transfer Books of the said Company's Stock will be shut on Tuesday, the 3d March next, at two o'clock, and opened again on 'Thursday, the 9th April following. That a Quarterly General Court of the said Company will be held at their House, in Leadenhall-street, on Wednesday, the 25th March next, at Pleven o'clock in Forenoon. That a General Court of the said Company will be held at their House In Leadenhall-itreet, on Wednesday, the Bth April next, from Nine o'clock in the Morning until Six in the Evening, for the Election of Six Directors of the said Compahy, for Four Years. GAME AND RESIDENCE—WILTS. To be LET r , train the 2 5 ch of March, 181 v., for Seven Yetis, A COMFORTABLE FAMILY RESIDENCE, well known by the nine of CLAIIItWDOM PARK, with the Furniture thereto belonging, and the.exelesive privative of free warren and game over thtt well wooded Manor of near Mel Acres, abounding with pheasants, hare., and other game; with or without a Deer Perk of near 300 Acres, and upwards of 100 Acres of Arable and Pasture Land In hand. HOUSE OF LORDS, MARCH It% Their Lordsblps beard Compel In s Sara 4`iopeal Cause, NA appointed farther proceeding! Wier- ik IA-olthr tho Earl of LAUDERDALE snoved fur a r.tortt t.rtbe raw bee aid Mee of Bank Tuktno, Weed within a stand tine. Colonel &STIR, stir WILLIAM Pie JAMS! tie A we, Mr. Direct:sow, and severe* Gesultmen of the Hoeft Cow moos, beau& up the Irish Prelates, Ceediktnes Bat, the Ber. ntuda, Supt. Bid, and t number of Frivate Bits, . Web were read the fug Banc. 04 - 4 4 For a view of the Premise+. apply to the 4 ,l3alliff, at the I-louse; and to treat for the same, to Messrs. Webb, Webb and Attwood, Salisbury. SUSSEX. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, With immedi .te possession, TWENTY-SEVE.N 'ACRES - of excellent FREE HOLD, MEADOW and ARABLE LAND. with a good Barn and I.odges thereon, well watered, most dearably rtuate near Roberts-bridge. Sussex; also a Cottage of two Dweldsgs, with a Garden to each and a Plot of Meadow, compri s ing tog,- ther 'about ttaro Acres of Land near the oth e r l and, both of which adjoin the high -road from London to Hastings. 'There are two Acres of Hop Ground ht high cultivation, &c. on the Land. for particulan, apply to Mr. Spracg, Solichur. No. 4, New sts.t, Bishopsgate.strect, London ; Mr. H. Bourne, Robe.ss-4 Fr age, Sussex ; and of James Poem., Tonbeidge, Kent. 111,, Debtor* !et 11.11 was cenbakted 1 the le k were agreed to ; cnJ the Bill ordered utbe d. GRANT "V • THE PRINCESSES. • • The Etrl of LIVERPOOL rose on tEe order of the D.ty for taking into consideration the 'Nook Regent's Message on this subject. He observed, that it was nit his intention to take up . their Lordships' time at lungli, as the object for the attention of Par. Hamm would be in perfect unison, he trusted, with their skisirs. It was impcssibla not to feel for the .siapition of the insist, ious h - kccsscs. Their exam. ploy oispiluet, during the lamented situation of their Royal Fast in a recent'calamitr, had *sated a wt. neral feeling of respect, and the most anxious delve would &sunless prevail, that such provisinit should Is: made for them, might, under all the circuits. stances, be cue. He conceived that it would be sof. ficient to sta:e the outline if his arrangement. He was aware that he could not rest his pr Tosition on any specific indisputable point ) yet he could rely at the grant wlfch hisMajesry was empowered to make. By Liw, ltia Majesty w.is cmrowered to appropriate. a 630,000 at his demise, .ro the Princesses, and this being an act cf appropriation wider the authority of his Majesty's in:apacity to assume the Executive Governmen.:, in the first place, Wider the arrange. mew, what was to be done would take place ;mine. die ei It the gralit'ef £39,000 was itvided into .four par:3; w.uld give to Lach of the Princesses between 7 and £SOOO. It wns however proposed by tuis , rrangk.rnent to give them W9OOO per annum, in alti:ioa to that 11.1 d been allowed from the Civil List.• Independent ittheir having £4OOO a year, it WAs proposed to give them W9OOO, sithji,et to the benefit of survivorship; in short, the appropriation of this money would emerge to this :—'llle annuities of 7 cc £8 )00 would increase to £9OOO, and in case of the death of one of the Princesses, the survivors would receive £1 2,000 each. On the death of two, the interest to the survivors would attach in the same manner. He expressed a hope, that their Lordships would consider, under all the circumstances, that this proposition was not unreasonab!e, and be ton. eluded by moving— • tof . -- And that the Naos of the Members of the said Company be ready to be deivered at their House, on Tuesday, the 24th March next. WILLIAM RAMSAT, secretary. Pere tlue * 't 4 1374 ir4 '' SALES BY AUCTION. SVPENHAM, KENF. Eligible FAMILY READENCE, with Men, Cariene, and Meadow Land. Lib- tit 2. 0 D ~lf By Mr. ROBINS, at narraway's Cofee-house, 'Chang:-ayey, Cornhill, on Thursday, April !), at 'Pweive, AVALUABLE LEASEHOLD ESTATE, held for upwards of 80 years; comprising'an exctilent compact Family Kes*deace, the principal part erected svi-hin a few years, consisting of an Entrance Hall. [tiling Parlour, cap'tal Drawlng room, Study, Store-rooms, and suitable spacious airy B Chum t hers over, convertient Offices of all descri f itiOVlll, good Cellars, Yards, Coach-house and Stables, and Outbuildings, el in com plete order; and soudiTlcasun: Ground, good Garden, Orcharal, Farm yard, aod Buildings, rich Meadow Land, the whole about thirteen Acres, situate at Sydenhant, in the county of Kent, o ily seven mik:s from London, tht property and resid tice of 1.1 my Taltourcloa, Fsq. This Eqate forms a desirah pr.rpirty for a Gentlern.in't Fanfly, excellent neiglitourho,xl, and go n 1 r.►ad.ln all diree:ions. May tie viewed by tick-•s. Particulars on tte Premovi ; at the Golden 1.111, s;•:(lenharn ; tilsouter'i: ; Green Mao, BEA:Alter h ; \al Mot tat, W ; lielt,Brontli:y ; at C;arraway's,and of ‘lr. Ftohi is, W a -.e street, Gulch n-,quare, vihere Tickets fur viewing mai he ha.l. •••••• hot EAST INDIA NOUSE, March 18, 1812. THE COURT of DIRECTORS of the UNITED COMPANY of MERCHANTS .f ENGLA ND, trading to the EAST INDIES, do hereby give That the Quarterly General Court of the said Company, ap poirted to be held at their House, in Le:aleph:di street, on Wed. nesday, the 25th instant, at Eleven o'C.iock in the Forenoon, is made Special, for the purpose .of laying before the Proprietors the communications which have ta!•.en place between his Ma • jesty's Government and the Court of Directors respecting the renewal of the Company's Charter. WILL ;1( RAMSAY, gerretary. ITW Re. D y e tday :ens It - ms 4 CAPI I'AL FREEHOLD ES I'ATES. Milford-lane Wharf, wl:h the Buildinga, &c.; Northemberland Head Pub!ic-house, Ft. Martin's-lane ; and a Dwelattg-house adjoining.—By Mr. ROBINS, At Garravgay's, pn Thursday, April 9, at 12, In three Lots, 'HE capital FREEHOLD ESTATES ; corn prising One Undivided Moiety of the extensive Wharf, at the bottom of Milford-lane, Strand, with a spacious range of Warehouses, Grana-ie3, Counting-house, and other tree ions, in the occupolon of Messrs. goubby and Allison, Coal nterchants. One Undivi•fed Moiety in the bri:k-built Dwelling-house, situate No. 4, St. Martin's-lane, known by the sign of the Nor thumberland Head Public-house and Liquor-shop, in the occu pation, and on Leave to Messrs. Mettle and Co. _ _ • Phis day wa; published, pricy ‘2 , 4 6d. LONDON; or, IMPARTIAL TRACES of the TIMES, by WM. H. DOR PHAI., Egg. a Poem. addressed to the Right Hon. the Lord Moy:r, Aldermen, and Common Council. Sold by J. Richardson, oppo+e the Royal Eschangt ; Steck dale, Junior, No. 4 I, Pad-Mall, acid all Booksellers. 50 0 5 5 10 0 Lately published, in S Vols. two. price in boards Si. THE ECCLESIASTICAL and UNIVERSITY ANNUAL REGISTER Fur the Years 1808-9, and 1810. Pr:nted for F. C. and J..Rivington, No. 62, St. Paul's Church yard; sold also by I. Harchard, No. 190, Picca , lilly. N. B. The First Voltithe of this Work contains an Index of the Benefices wifb Vick Va!uations, Pa•roi s, Nutols.!r of Parishioners, &c. The Volume for 131 l„ is pre pariit,• for Publication. Any Communications will be received by the Editor with thanks. And an tin:Nvided Moiety of the adjoining Dwelling-house, in the occupalon, and on I.ease to Mn. Hicks._ “ An Wangle Address to ids Royal Highness the NW* Regent, returning Hooks fur Ws grac.ous Mt tgs, and to fits form h in, that the Huuqt wuula chetaluily concur to esahb his Royal Highness to make the propo.od resists* fair the Iliustrlous incrisea,” i.seter; by Sir T.T. Duckworth, K. 11. it he liaa.N Fetlowes .S G lteymundo Putt, Esq. 5 0 4.D.Acktmei,Part. 5 0 John Bultoti,disq. 5 0 lir &afford H. Nonhcsitc, Samuel Kekewiek, Esq. 5 0 Nan. - - ' 5 0 John B. Choiwick, Esq. d 0 fir Cohn Duiree, - Bart. 5 0 T. Tr e loe, E.q. m it‘idii ion 'air Win Kea. away, Bart. 5 0 to ZI already subscribed 3 0 Sr Duchwori h, 5 0 Jobo Quic ke, Esq. . 5 0 Ditto, 2d inbscript 5 0 W.. 1% Hal!, Esq. 4 0 Haytte,E,q. 5 0 . 1 %Viiltatu Jac Iton, En, 2 I. Albany &mi., Esq. 5 0 J: Worth, 3 0 rsEwin Fulfortl, Esq. 5 0 I Fhh-criptioos received by the Masters of this liouse, and by ell the Bankers in London and West iningi er. • THOMAS FERS,USO,N, Secretary. No 9, Grorge.yaril, Lombard street. To he viewed by Irave of the tenants. of whom pwriettlars may be had ; of Mr. Wottham, Solietor,CaNtle-street, Holborn ; at Gerrawr.y's; and of Afr.itobtr.s,Wanvick•street,Gt4dru-sluare This day wzre published, handsomely printed in - Si Vols. Oyu. with 24 beautift 1 Engravings, price Li. is. in buirds, 3onms by ROBERT BURNS : with an Account Ji• f his and Misctilsvcons Remarks on his Writings, by an int-ma'e azqua'ntance of the Pm.. I his edition con:alas many Puents and I.tvers nnt printed in Dr. Currie's edition. Edinburgh : Pi itred for Cie Trustees of the lace Innes Mor rison, and sahib, Thos. Hamilton, No. 'MP:at-nosier-rove ; and R. 0.,:.1".1, j4n. 295, Holborn, London ; 11:11 and Brailf.te, Ediu burgh ; an.l W. Anderson, BROM P lON. Capital Freehold Estate, valuable Plot of Orotind for Banding, nearly E.ght Acres, FreeboldCround Rend, Freehold and gitOSVENOR said a few words, apposiag of the prorosit on. The Earl of ESSEX was desirous of be.ng in. formed, whechtr the arrangeasest had any ,elision to the Princ,ss of %Vales 3 Leasehold Houses a Moiety of the Profits Cha pel, &c. presenting a very eligibk and Property t• iuvcx Money.—By Mr ROBINS, At °areaway's, on Thursday, April 9, at Twelve, In Lots, AA Valuable FREEHOLD EsTA CE, Land-tax • redeemed; comprising a capital Plot of Freehold Ground, contalnisp nearly Eig h t Acre, situate at the back of lirompton row and 'l'crrace, a very eligihie site fur building upon an exten sive scale. 1 h., day ‘‘ as pubbsbed. ANEW SYSTEM of ARITHMETIC, inclu ding Specimens of a Method by which most Arithmetical Operations may be performed without a knowledge of the Rules of Three ' and followed by Strictures on the Nature of the Ele mentary Instruction contain: d in Engbsb 'Frutins on that Science.--By THOMAI CLARK. • Printed for S. Budd, No. 10n, Pall-Mail. Fred! ad Ground 7. ents, amounting to One Hundred and Sixty sis Pounds. Eleven Shillings and Sixpence per annum, issuing out of, and amply secured in Brompton Chapel, Houses in Rawstorne. street, and Eighteen Houses in Bromp'ou-row and Terme.% Also a Mtltty of the Profits arising from Brompton Chapel. A Freehold Dwelling-house, situate No. 46, Brampton-terrace, in the occupation of the Misses Pengries, tenants at A desirable and improvable Leasehold Estate, comprising Fen brick-built Dvrelling-hauses, Nos. 4,5, 6, 12, 13, 29, :41, 36, 39, situate in Brompton-row, in the occupation of Messrs. Chmte. berlain, Jordan. Eunce e Poole, Nix, A•nsiie., Garner, and Bergip., inspectable tenants, on lease, held for a lung unopired term, at Ivry ground rents. Particulars may be had on the Premises; at the Crown and Sceptre, Brompton-terrace; of Mr. Wortham, Solid:or, Castle stret t, Halhorn ; at Gwraw ay's ; and of Mr. Ituhins, Want Lk street, boll n-square, where a plan of the estate may be seen. Icro. si.ArEws PAUENT COOKINWAFTARATUS. I'. LEMAITRE, sale Agent, talcos the liberty • of informing bia Muria and die Flublic he now exhibits for elle the above Apparatus, at his Warehouse, 34, Castle. street, lids° it. It is the k,t Cooking Apparatus in the kingdom ; and the Most clean, delicate, and cheap mode of steaming, stewing, roasting, baking, broiling and boil•ng. A dinner for 200 persons may be dressed with less than a peck of coaln , • N. B. The Appar atus is gener.dly in use, and ready for Inspect ing from one to four o'clock. ••-••• his k it s has tble an 4 the ind ;k+: rh cr ye d ';sit oat Pte' 11. Lciel- Set r I. Ovid It 4 ,3 00 c a 31s , golf trio ica# c ow' ada et. DI 4 0 ,i.b4 This day was published, a new Edition, hi Two Volumes, Octavo, price 14s. board*, THE WORKS of Miss ELIZABETH SMITH, lateiy deceased, containing Fragman's in Prose and Verse, aed Memoirs of Frederic and Margarett Klopstock, with some Account of her Life and Chanter. Dy 11. M. BOLVDLER. Printed for T. Caddl and Mil. Davies, Strand, London ; and tEkeynt., at tdiolturgh. 'Re follnw ing, by the same Author , may be hail separately I. Fragmenicir: Prose Vt rue, price 7s. tid iu buards. Memoirs of T:rederic. and 'Manama Klopstock, Boe . pi ice ts 6d. in !maids. S. The Book of lob: tnnsired from the Hebrew, with a Pre hee and Annotations. Ey the Rev. F. Randolph, D.D. price 7s. in }Kurds. GAN and SANI)ERS, under tha deepest te,:se of gratirinle for the very liberal patronage they have . *tidy v.:eked, very ir funn at-4 Gentlemen et 7 haw. recently rulArgiA their Manufactory and NI/are na:us, and which now exhibit a very extensive and fashionable toiktton of every Article of C A I'.IN ET and UPHOLSTERY kNi rURE fur Houses and TViatisioas of every description. particular the Patent Pelt' sofa Beds, Chair tads, im- Prig Lining 'rabies, •rrafaiger Sit:chi/Ards and Tables in one ft:ant piece if Furniture, with many ethte new and irnoroved Inventions fur the Eist aud \Vestlndips and all ForeiguOlimates, Amy and Navy, &c. N.B. The variou, Inventions, &c. that many others are offer ing for sale, it is almost ncedivss to say to a discerning and litter sal Public, have must ofthmo been copied fruna Mogan and hlaaufactur l r, 15 and 17, Catharine-qrcet, Strand. i• . EXTRAORDINARY LUCK. • pIDDING and Co. No. I, Col:obi% (the corner next the Haman-Hottir)wdd in the last Lotto y,Nia ‘ ..3 lt6 486 1: a rrize "f 42 (\ncd, ard N 0... 911 , a Pi ize of ielt)°,intlel eiglit Shai e s ; and their general Inas, of various Przes so greatly tu-ced..d the due proportion, that if one individual had bought all t i f )l .e Tiet ets and hearts told by than, it 'would hnve liven a pi tit upwards 01 £ 17,000 ~ac e and ab o ve du: lir. ilhe s Cost. Is out t us Local REALLVCK ? UNIPAKALLKLIO LUCK ? Will be d Tie SPRING WI - VERY , ra n 3 0th of Next Month, and the Sebeme embraces l a i l i l ls „1. 411 ; a """aget :a favour of Adventurers ', for, if onnpared ."•• lee lavtLot t e ry off 2,oor•Vcltt t••, it will be tound to contain, not only CAPITAL Ponca of tiVAL maguitude, but DOUBLE the Pinr, and m are t bi n pow , y, th e • 1 thin THE Num sr a of profitable 'Wirth:. 'Hie lip are intrinsic attractions, which already prove irre• --", therefore, are serit.usly adviNed not to de'ay tbrir purch.set, wt thr salad number of 'I ickets are expected to be a'l , 14 . ' • 1 - t o a very kiwirt time. At present, I'IDDING a: d Co. t a a lt ; 2 , i ' va4 ,. v asie'T. of tile gal/STAIN of FORTUNr, IN u. i,Crrn b..' -: ..1 ''''lnef 4-1141 It es:dente of old Mr. Guy, who accti ''r° ;taw I€4oo,Unu no that identical scot, out of v• ilia' b e ! 9 h rikdo% silks liglitig in the ihatopet. 1 i ; . . • • • , - • This day was published, Elegantly printed in three large Volumes. Crown Octavo, Price XI, U ' Is. ed. In boards, a new Edi.lon, beng the sth, of p ELIQUES of ANCIENT ENGLISH POETRY, coMering of Old Heroic Ballads, Song and other Pieces of our earlier Puetfl. together with some few of later Date. Printed for F. C. and J. Kivington, No. Gg. St. Paul's Church yard; and Longman, Hurst, Kees, Orme, and Brown, Paternos ter-row. HOIIHOU3h'S 1 RAVELS IN ALBANIA. This di , . was publish(l, price Ins. boards, SOME ACCOUNT of a JOURNEY into AL DANIA, ROO MELIA, and other PROVINCES of 11 UR KEY during the Years 18t* and Into. By J. C. HOBHOUSE. Printed for Jamm-s Cawthorn, 24, 01a-Inm-street, I.ondon. In the Pros, Lord.ByrSn's Satires, in which will be included, never befure pablishei, Flints from Horace, and the Curse of Minerva. 'this disT was published, price is. 6d. A. VINDICAIIOS of CHURCHMEN who be. come Members of the British and Foreign Bible Society ; in a Letter to a Farad at Cambridge; being an Answer to Dr. Marsh's Pamphlet upon that subject. fly the Rev. WILLIAM lila; A.M. F.L.S. Recta of Clietwyn.l in Shropsidre, late Fellow and Tutor of Jews College. Published in consequence of a request from several Clergymen of the University. Cambridge: Printed and sot] by Francis HoJscin; sold also by the booksellers of Oitfoid and Cambrldgr;fry 1 Mawman, book sell:r, 39, Ls‘lgate-street;T. Payne, Pall Mall, London,- etc. - DISORDERS OF THE siromActi. This day was published, price 7s. in boards, the 2d edition, with additions, of DRACTICAL . OBSERVATION 6 on tiii3Oß: DER.S of the iiTOMACIi, with some new ideas relative to the Bile in promoting Digestion. liy GEOR6E REES, M.D. Member of ti , e Royal College of Paysicians, Senior Physician to the London line:nary, Lecturer on the Practice of Phys:c, Ste. London : Published by Allen and Co. 15, l'aterno.ter-i ow. Part the Second, on Acid in the Stomach, and 114 etf:ct in pro. diming Guut, Headache, etc. is in a • ine of frowardness. .---."----- This day was publi.bed, pAce in boards t 4 i. a Nuw Edition, with Add Vous being the kightli, of FAMILY WORSHIP; a Comse of Morning and AL Evening Prayers for every Day in the Month ;to which is prefixed, a Diacourse on Faintly Ragion.—By JAMES BEAN, M.A. An A.isi.tant Librarian of the British Museum, and Lec turer of Weibrck Chapel. Sold by F. C. and J. Rivington, No. 64, St. Paul's Church. yard; and J. Hatchard, No. 190; t iccadilly. Of Whom may to had, by the same Anthor. 1. Zeal Without Innovation ; or, The Present State of Religion and Morals considered; with a View to the Dispositions and Ales.; tun s required fur its Improvement. To which Is subjoined. An , Addre's to Young Clergymen; intended to guard them against tt< me prevalent Errors. • Second Editinn. Bvo. price Bs. 6d 0 . The Christian Maiister's Affectionate Advice W a NeW -0 allied evapir. Fourth Edition.' Price le. RUMN EY MARSH. Valuable Freehold Estate. rich Grazing and Arable Land, Dry. church, near I lythc, in the County of Kant.- By Mr. itOßlip, .114 the Saracen's Head Inn, at Ashtord, Kett, on Tuesday, tho 14th of April, at Twelve, In Two Lou.i . • A VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE,Land Tax retlermol, and nearly Ti rl•e-free situate at Dyns cisur:h. in If money Marsh, near Hythe, lb:County of Kent. . . Lot 1. An eligible Farm, containing upwards of fitty.two acres nf rich grazivg and arable land, lying perfectly cunvart, with a ham, shed, and yard, situate on the road front St. Mary's to tiornchurch. Lot 2. A Ditto, annstating of nearly 33 ants of rich Grazing Land, lying together and near the church, on the road from Dm. church to Burmanlt; both in the occupation of Mr. Was. ter.ant at soil!. 'These estates pay a modus Ia Hsu of tythes, o 1 one bbil. Lag per acre fur the grazing land. May be *.ewed by applying to Mr. Witlisms, at the Rose and Crown Inn, Dymchurch, of whom particulars may be had; at be George Inn, at Lydd ; White Hart, Rye; blew Inn, Itomaey ; Saracen's Head, Ashford; London Inn and Ship, Dover ; Foun tain, Canterbury; of Messts. Batchelor and Potts, Sackers, Ser. jeant's Inn, Fleet-street; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick-are,4 Golden -square; where a plan of the Estate may be seen. ROMNEY MARSH-KEN r. Valuable FREEHOLD E7iTATEs , Manor, Fishery, Farm4ionse, and Buildi-gs, Cottage, Public House, and 1750 Acres of Meadow, Marsh, and bait Marsh Lend and Beach, of which possession may be hid at Michaelmas next. By Mr. ROBINS, at the Saracen's Head Ina, at Ashford, in the • county y 6( Kent, on Tuesday, April 14, at 14, In Four Lots, AVALUABLE and very improve Able FREE HOLD Ei FATE., situate in Romory NlNr.b, in the parish of Ly id, near New iu the co.iiity of Ktnt ; comoising the Masts; or ri-p.te4 Manor of 1.yi1.1, with the right cf fishery, extending near two miles along the brach atrl in the sewers of the Estate, and upwards 04 1:50 Acres uS r Ich tnead..w, marsh, and salt marsh land and beaa, with tarns-house - and buildings, cot. tagc, aid public house, ill in a ring fence, in the occupation of Captain Fynn, Messrs. Baker, Russell, Oyler, and others, adjo n ide the lands of the Earl of I hanet and --- Witherde4l Esq. This Estate is highly improveable, and by temporary feadint may be considc.rably increased. Possession may be had at Michaelmas next. A very eligible property to invest Abney. Particulars may be had on the Premises ; at the °verge lon, Lydsk White Hatt, Rye; of Mr. Steady, Baker, Folkston; Rose and Crown,•Dynichurch ; Ship and London Inns; and Of Mr. „Shipdetn, Solicitor, at Dover; baraten's Head, Ash ford; Fountain, Canterbury; of Mews. Jones and Oheri, Fel ebory4eport and of Mr. Robins, Warwick strvet, Goldes. q 'Saw, vratie a Vall of lI1'.; &MI May Li The Earl of LIVERPOOL observed, in answer, that he had received no instruction on that p. 414 and that the proposition only applied to tag Prances.ea. The Address was then agreed to seem stn. I'CBLIC DEFALCATION.. E.ul GROSVENOR said, he rose on a subject of considerable importance to the Public, and It would depend on the answer he might receive trrea a Noble Secretary, whether he 'Meld mow.: for a Return of the• Correspondence relative to a recent failure, with regard to the First Clerk of the Trea— sury, which he understood was a loss to the Public of considerable amount. He should not have thonght it north while to bring forward th:s flatter, if it had been a solitary instance of misapplication of Publie property, but when it was L11 , 1%11 that similar Jislao. nest; had prevailed in the Orthiance and other de. partments of Government, and that the system of fraud extended to the 'Treasury i,;.r11; which ought so b: peculiarly exempt from every siishonestprac tice, it became a seibus subject worthy their Lord. ships' attention, and at should not pass without ob. selvation. It haebeen notorious to many of their Lordships, as well as his blaesty'sGovernment, that this person had been in the habits of extravagaoce, and that persons had expressed their surprise, that the Chief Chrk to the Treasury s'ioull be able top expend large sums in buiidings. This conduct was not the leis surprising, when the defaulter was known to be the orokzi of a Right Honourab'e Gentleman, attached to toe Board of Cuntroul. His Lordship concluded by saying, hi had considered it his duty td trouble their Lordships by putting a question, to which he trusted the Noble Secretary would return an answer, that might induce him to avoid giving the House farther trouble. The Earl of LIVERPOOL said, he could giro the Noble Ea:l no inta,ranation that he, the Noble Earl, did not possess, namely, that a pers.ln had been a defaulter in the Treasury to a considerable amount, and that a process had been commenced against him by Government. It the Noble Lord would • bring forward a motion on the subjcet,• he wa.stid receive all the information required. ORDEIts IN COUNCIL. • E Irl FITZ WI LLI A M drew the attention 4 Their Lordships to the Orders in Couucil, bearing on the commercial interest of the country. his Lordship observed, that PLtitioas on that impottaut subject would be shortly laid before. the House, and erten they ;Ippcared on the table he sh mkt give no.i:e crt 4 Motion rebating those Ord.'s. _ East. INDIA TRADE. Earl GREY rose to make a few observations on a questi. n in some degree connected with the su:4ees to by the Nqble Earl. He was :Iwzious to obtain some information re peeing the chance they were in of havin g a s p ee d y di scusston.on tEr su'oject of Eat India Trade. No document had been laid on the table, to enable the House to acquire information . on the leestim, anti he wos anolous 40,4ara vi.bsavor - • • • • • . 4. • . . . . • • - • • - , a _LAN • - .. . EAST-INDIA HOUSE, P.6rtary 26, 1612. THE COURT of DIRECTORS of the UNITED COMPANY of MFRCHANTSof ENGLAND,tradimg to th: EAST INDIES, do hereby give No:iee, 1 hat at the Quarterly General Cot= of the said Company, ap pointed to be held en Wednesday, the 2,5.11 of March next, the Unanimous Resolution of the Court of Directors of this day, wherein they state, that the Commander, Officers, and Owners, of the ship CEYLON, are fully acquitted of all imputation of neglect or misconduct in respect to the Capture of the said Ship, will be reported to the General Court, agreeably to the Act of the 89th of his presunt Majesty, Ch. 89. WILLIAM RAMSAY, Secretary.