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- 4 1 4 •," . • ' • y , J.l • • 06'4uuuoya . • Of / 4 , 111 11( S at • • NIMPER 9383. EAST-INDIA HOUSF, March 19, 1917. THE COURT of DIRECIVRS of Me UNITED 1 COM'PANTe MERCHANTS e ENGLAND,trerfins bfkr EAST INDIES, ♦ hereby give artier, 'a a General Court of the said Company will be held at their House in Leadenhall-street, on WEDNZiDAY, the 16th April rest, at Eleven o'Clock in the Forenoon, " for the pumose taking into consideration the Mandamus Papers, ss far as the same reist.• to the conduct of the Cour; of Directors in resisting t h e rowers exercised on that occasion by the Honourable the Board of Commissionen for the Affairs of India, in adjudicating disp,..ed pecuniary Claims, and In directing the application of the C.opany's Funds for their discharge." JAMES COBB, Secretary. LtST INDIA 110tqlf, Merck la, 1517. COURT of DIRECTORS of the UNITED COMP4AT of MUCHAIVTS of JINGLANAsnitEss fAST ATIES, Abreby tiot notice, •rs 2: at the General Court of the said Company appointed to be held oo WFIINTAPAT; tbe 164 Apra neat. a Resoluta% of the Court of Directors a the lath invant, permitting Cap. rain Sotomos EARLS, Paymaster of the Company's Depot at Chatham, to retire from the Service on a Pension of 41300 per Annum, will be laid before the said General Court for their ap. probation, aereeably to the 19th Section al the 6th Chapter of the Company's By-Laws. The Papers relatin to the case of Captain with the Report required hi the said By-Law, are open for the inspection of the Proprietors. JAMAS COBB, &crew'. 10'I lIE PROPRIETORS OF E.ALF-INUIA. STOCK. LADlis AND GINTLISILN, THE ELECTION of SIX DIRECTORS of tbe EAS D.INDIA. COMPANY being appointed for WEDNESDAY. the loth April next, the favour of your Vote and latent is revere I (Or the following Gentlemen . WILLIAM ASTEI.L, Esq. SirJOHN JACKSON, Bart, CHARLES GRAN r, Esq. GLORC;E SMITH, Esq. CAMPBELL MARJORI. SWENY TOONE, Esq. • BANKS, Es q . Which will much oblige, Ladies and Gentlemen, Your most humble Servants, Tames, Rain JOHN Lusssoau Joon Bess .1011 N Moat ts ALM. ALLAN bilmvAlo Panes JACIMI BOSANOCIT JAMics PAT moo Was. S. Camota Mrcualto C. Piowcotit User a COTTON Ocoane Astleaomais IABLISDANIELL Rostsson Limit. Davis DAVID SCOTT WOLF. EIifiIINSTONO JoUN BLADIN TATLOIL URN Ho trcarrux ionN TILoON VIC Jaen !mists WILLIAM WIONANL, Mos Loam,' lintanillsHouss,l6th March. 11117. TO THE PROPRIETORS Of EAST-124MA aro= Lanes AND GINTLIKLP. 1.1 AVING the honour or being reeotnotended to ll you by the Directen of the Eaet•lndia Compooy. ea CAI 4. DIDATES ter the Diascriot4 to be choose thin lesson adie tee Misty of homer of your Ifebe od dee LW or nabob,NW rm. • We are, Ladies and Gentitnien, Yinw Sant obedient and most humble Servants, WILLIAM AsTELL CHARLES ORAN I' JOHN I ACIEF-Je7 CAMPBELL. MARJOItUIANKS GEORGE sekl H SWENY TOONE. tut.bas Hour, teth March, 1817. STATE LOTTERY. .14 4 . EYTO) , Stock-Broker. 2, Contnittx, has at .;‘• lost obtained the object of his ansious wishes, in being Mir Me to effer to his Friends, the Public, Tickets and Shares nt die good Old Prices. R. If. hes sistrthe satisfaction of unequivocally stating, that di /khan* of :'e pedant Lottery, to begin Drawing oa the 10th Aran., is more advantageous to Purchaser' than any ever before seemed to the Public; there are tome Prisfv., (the lowest its ht law), and only 14,500 rickets; among the Capitals are 4 d . 11110 . 900 3 w spoo of the Prises will give the Holders the spiels el taking the Chines of the same Number in the ensuing Loewy, er resieleg 411 to Money for each Ticket, and in pro =for Shares, sof - tine before the tat of June. E. EYTON is Mende is burst the Scheme at his truly Fortunate Me, Ne S. OSessiss, Mrs be hopes for a coodnuanciUn Strewn Lottery of that gnosis. which has hitherto attaadal • Ikkets and Shaw add by blini GCAR ROLL bas the greatest satisfaction in lay v.ll • big the Wowing SCHEME of the ensuing LOTTERY Wore the Piddle, and has so hedtation in declaring it to be tbg hot that has been submitted to them during tbe last twenty rata la every formes Lottery there hays been generally as luny as Pour blanks to one Metre; bat le the present there ye Lear!) five Prizes to Two Blanks., and the lowest Prize is of Xtz 'false, with the farther advantage of Tickets and Mara selling at the follow* Low Prices, viz. Half - Quarter A Whole Ticket II ChAsess. ,19 191 Eight!' - XI 11 6 5 1 Ststeenth - 1 6 0 11011 MB. * Pi Ises of Atkono mosey - £40,000 9 . "OW Cow • 40,000 _ 2 • 81100 Ditto . 4,000 000 1,000 Money • 4, le /1,000 Consols - 4,000 ?-- SOO Ditto - 3,000 /0 • sop ' Mete - 0,000 10 • 100 Money . 1,000 £0 - SO Money . 1,000 40 - Its Money . 1,000 2 1000 . I! Mew - show Prise I. el a Ticket each the oat Lottery to 4 00 j be drams 9 4th June, end width soli i 00,000 be sold for di* each. ',......., 1' .---,. Grand Total Jesoose BoAli Prizes. %sot 1 4,440 Tickets. the Drawing will oestarente tin the Seth of April. Tice Pint Drawn 1,000 Masks will be tub retitled to AI% aid every Prise above 424 will receive, in addition to snob "do. *se of the above IWO •Tithes, so that the ?kW* visa Moth be Drawn Oar of the Prises of 400,000 Is this Leratni; *off sits be draws one of the Prises of 414,000 in the itientg 5 54 ail by one punkas,. Tbe Lottery to be Drawn en the 4th Jon., will wily athellit K the 5 , 0 00 Tickets whkb are given as Masa M dm/•41141.14 'met rod will contain Two Prises of £1 5,0e0, and assay afiler Capitab; an a whkh racist b. gained bf Marxism M .„_ . "'s Montt Lottery, with hae• she orlon of harpies their 411 "$) Of Kakis time for Al* each any time before the IM hme. Tteasys and MUSS, Sri ON %alit till 01101114 G. CARaOli4 Cannon, and se, Oalord.street. (establiebed 1 7 71 ) whin, z l aS, a Prise of Lawton, and Seven mbar CaliSsaiss was , 7 '.sisd and Sera le the Lotter/ berm the lest. E llaasite bkniben liny be atw> aby p gad/ enloadah THURSDAY, MARCH 27, 1817. This day was published, In One Vol- i taso. price Ss- od.boeniS MAC BET H.—A Poem, in Sti Cantos. Published by Sherwood, Neely, and Jones, Paternos ter. row. This day was published, In Three Volumes, I onto. price els. tbe Second Edition of SIX WEEKS at LONGS. A Satirical Novel. By a late RESIDENT. " Longo ordine goatee." Pentad for the Antdor, and Md by Colburn, Conduit-at:eat; ani all bnalraellera. . SECOND FRENCH EDITION, With Historical and Biographical Notes. This day were published, printed uniformiy with the Journal de Clery, price Se. 6d. MEMOIRES PARTICULIERS, par Mad. la DUCHESSE D'ANGOULFME, Cher Colburn, Libraire, So, Coto!nit-street, I lanover•square. In the Press, and tpeedily will be inblistied, In One Vol. Royal Ito. 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The busters. of chi- ~ o u..e being wholl7 done w tit ready wnnty, enables the Props own to submit the above advantageous Fergus to he Public No. lUN Fleet -street, four doors east of Chancery-lane. `I.. Merchants SRI Captains wanting large timisitsfies, wlll find a great adrtmage by applying as above. THEN ANTI MERSEY, OK GRANO l'it UNK CANAL. TO BE SOLD BY ALIO riots). Br Mr. SCO r, On TEURSDAT, April 3, at I we've, at the Mart, Lond on , less previously disposed of by Private Curtrac., PRENI' and MERSEY NAVIGATION, Two Shares in this excellent Concrni, dividing .Coo per Sh‘re per Ann. payable half-yearly, with the best-lounded provects of considerably increasing;•the ear.ineut advantagcs of thi. C.usal are well known. Particulars at Machetes Hotel, Picc:d By; the Mart; and at the 011 ice of Mr. Scott, Vt. Nrw Bridge-cirett. CI•OAKHAM TO BE LET, very rea.ou:.U•, for thr . tc leers certain, or from Tents./ year, AMOST Desirable FA M ILY HOUSE within a mile of the 'fowl of Aximuster, where Provisions arc cheap, aLd Parochial Asse , smenri low. .1 he Horse (with a Ferrate in front) is situated wt an emiarncr eorumanding clt•!g!!:. ful views of the surrounding Country, t. rminaticr with an cx. toasty, Sea prospect, from wil eh, and front Lyme two fa shionable places of resort on thej Devonshire and Dort :Ware Coast.) the distance is but Oveyniit. , . :Lgether wia nearly Forty Acres of Wood, Me:idwv, and Pasture Land, hoinnied by the River Are, over whet. h 4, Leer. It.telllll an elegant Wider, very conspicuous trona the Houle. he Premises ale rattly wooded and the Land is tirhly pic.eresque. The Roo., ennids'd of a brse &mance Ilan, Fre!kles; 1)11.i.i, sold D rave i n ß c ,„,,,,, a s a t g a d, : itrt Inis s t;reen•hoirse, Publ . e Carriages run daily trout Axminster in all itrettioaa to &ft rent parts of the Ktinsd.orn. The Terra :t may be ace.msinodated with all or any part of the Furniture and Fixtures of the toogtilmr reliant at a •aluativai with such portion of the Laud all may be reqtsfred. Farther pirticulars may be obtained from Mr. Henry Knight s &steam, Arnim:re ; and also irons Mr. Alexander. :Weer inn, 'Arnim, where a Map and Plan of the Premises may be seen. Alslo Malt MEDICAL BOARD. IN consequence of the extensive practice at thi Medical Board at Chafing* House, Biaektriars Reed, Drs: cooplix, sot umtoE, and et.. have, for the accommodation of Patients residing at else west end of the town, established another Medical Board in Woo•lstock-streer, Ox‘ord meet, a few doors from Bead-street, where a Phyakian and Surgeon, Mamba, of the [loyal College of London, of thirty years experieute, cons scantly reside. Iliat many thousands have beer, restored te per feet berth by their united talents is indisputable, many ef whom had been great sufferers from being improperly treated by pitman. ignorant of the profession. Erupions on the bead, face, and body, ulcerated t h razto swell!ng, us the neck, 'lochs on the shin-bunts, cancer., stele tures, Ustuias, pains in Ilse bead and limbs, and nerrsus deblltti, are the consequent% s of ill-erred con tagine,pnd which symptoms frequently appear years atter, and destroy doine•tic happiness. bour• Conper, Munroe, and Co. are conseked daciy, at both , from eight till eight, or by letters front the swingy, stating particular., selcen weillcitie and the best advice grata sent to all parts of time kingdom. 'nacre are side dimes at each house, and private rooms fir fe. males.—Advire gra:is every mottling till ten, and cu Sum:eye until twelve o'clock. I bleOR I'ANT ADVICE. Si quid novisti rectius ietis Caudidur imperti, as non his Mere mecum.—Ho ts. T°regialate the human passions, not to destroy theist; to give them a proper direction aid a due force, fr. wad of vainly attempting to eroilhate them front nue na•ure or foolishly and impiouely pretending to divert them ims rew Si4n riels--Is the busirsois of a rational morality, dictated by the pre. errs of the Forest Religion, and countenanced by the cietclectixa of the roundest plitkieophy. It is unnece•sary, after all that Ltil I k ea written oss this riblect, to .li:scribe the symptoms iihirli dicate straws dieenens that are brought upon she human body mind by indulging to excel* in scram pleacute:, act, paniouiarty by persevering in a pensicions habit too often acquired at F , :liosde It more concerns the private happim n of individuals ind the general prosperity of the country, to announce to the PAR.!. th.i.t from a long and extensive practice in this pirtical,r 144....c.h of doe I..r&t,t.ittia, we call with the ele3tellt e411 . 11 . 1.1 0 .10C4 assert a . . Parents and Guardians of Youth, and those persons who kloar under a ginw.ral or partial ttibility and derangements of the NEEVOUs SYSTEM, whether priobired by this Masi., by lavetesuo Sr rutfuric Infection, by intemperate living, or roddence hr hot climates, by intense application to study, by immoderate grief, or by excesses of any kind, that we have it On our power to of:er an entirely new flirt 3:•ti of ecre, without the 2nu.'llett use LE Masco a r, which In all the varicies and in all the stares of , he complaints, has continued to answer the most sanguine erpt dons of ?agent% ni ',stab Sexes. Tbc earnestness and aiiiiety with which he world has beg. looked for SO great a desideratum in the comforts and improve. „in, of a pidisited and enlightened age, as that of men of Ain, talent., and integrity, devoting themselves each:a:v-1y to these diicaes, is evicced by the eager applications for advice acd me dicines which we are dilly receiving from every T eague of •!..e world. In slight and rearm cases of Syphylitie InferlGo, a ptc tea cure is compietcd mu the short period of two days ; aml the • a the utmost inveteracy, where other Practitioners have failed, a proper perseverance in our plan of treatment, ensures to the patient a safe and radical cure. Strictures of the Urethra, Eton COO to twenty years duration, are by our superior method of cure, permanently removed in the course of three week.. Patients of either see may consult us with the greatest hoentr, secrecy, and delicacy, at our house, No. 55.7, Hatton-garden —.- PCJCIII• in the country, deft:ibiny the nature of their case, r. d i:tclooin; a retniumme for adviee and medicine', the same °mit 4: tut sic IS. c'ORRIE a:d CO., E Nj 1:•7- ~'w wu'•