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R „ - . ,:~._ ti 377 • . EAST-INDIA !lofts, juty SO, 1823. riIHE CO URT DIRECTORS If the UNITED Cp tfPAA Y of MERCHANTS o f ENGLAND, trlititrg I , EAST-lADIES, rig derrhy give Notice,...- • That the Court will be ready to receive Proposals its writing, wt ar before WEDNESDAY, 27th Atiiliit . nexr; from, the o wn ers of such SIIIPS of the burthen of, loc.) Tons and up- wa rds, builders' measurement, as have performed their con tracted number of Six Voyages in the Company's regular Set : v i c e, specifying the rate of Freight at which they may be willing te , Let such Ships for Three additional Voyages.. The Tenders, with the words 4, Ship Tender" on the cover, to be severally sealed up and kft with the Se cretar y, at or be fore Twelve o'Cleck at Noon, on the said Wedtiesday, 27th August next, beyond which hour no Tender will be received. The Court further give notice, That they will be ready to re ceive Proposals in writing, on or before WEDNESDAY, 27th A u gust next, from the Owners of such SHIPS of the liarthen dm Tons and upwards, registered measurement, as have been em ployed in and nut performed more than Eight Voyages to l ad from India or China in the Company's Service, specifying the tate of Freight at wide!' they may be willing to Let such Slip for One Voyage to and from China direct. The Tenders, with the words " Ship Tender" on the cover, to be reterally sealed up and left with the Secretary, at or before TivelveiCluck at Noon, on the said 27th August next, beyond . ibida hour no Tender will be received. JOSEPH DART, Secretary. The particulars of the Terms and Conditions upon which the Skip will be respectively engaged fur the Company's Service, may be had upon application at the Office of the Clerk to the Committee of Shipping, on or before Monday next, the 4th of Awe. LATENT BLINDS AND TRANSPARENCIES. ltifURR A Y and CO. 183, Piccadilly, opposite the A.TAL Albany, Inventors of the Improved Patent Projected Outside Plain and Striped Cloth BLINDS, supplies the Trade with all kinds of TR NSP AIL ENC lES, in imitation of Stained Gkss, Landscapes, &c. Venetian and Cloth Minds, Spring Bar stk Virandas, Flower Stands, Trellis Work, Wood, Iron, and Tire Fence and Bord ers, for Gardens. &c. All kinds of Plain and Fancy Wire Work, Cages, &c. on the ;Wrest Terms for Ready Money. LITERAL PROSE VERSION OF THE GREEK DRAMA. This day was published, in Oztavo, price th. cult Part , ,E KINO (EDIPUS TYRANNUS, of SO -1 PHOCLES, from the Text of Ilamicx with The original Greek, the Metres, the•'G'reek Order, and ' English Accentua tion and Notes, which was advertised by Mr. Iley. to be ready forptiblication last April, is in the Press, and will very shortly smear. The Orestes, of Euripides, will be ready the latter end if August. The Prometheus chained, of /i;ithylint, nolt week. The Medea, the Hecuba, and the Phcenissre, are already lashed. The whole published by M. Dry, Somerset-oreet, Portnati- Tarr • and sold by Talboys, Oxford; Newby, Cambridge; and &rand llradfute, Rdinblargh. • This day was published, In Two Volumes, crown Bvei. price Is. in boaids, A New Edition of THE MENIOIIIS of PHILIP DE COMINPS : containing the History of Lewis XL and Charles VIII. II France ; and of Charles the Bold, Duke of Borgundl, to' which Princes he was• Secretary ; with a Suppletnent ; as aleo• rust original Treaties, Notes, and Observations : and lastly,‘ Secret Motor) , of Lewis XI. out of a book called the Scan-' dins Chronicle ; and the Life of the Author, with Notes by the famous Sleidan. Faithfully translated from the late Edition of Monsieur GOBIEFROIt, Mtorlographee Royal of France. To which are added, Remarks on all the Occurrences Mating. to Ragland. Printed for G. and W. B. Whittaker, Ave-Maria-lane. 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IiaitwiTIONS9nIZQUWSON'S. GRAMM:SI, of IJI4I, VILRSAI. HISTORY. i t litSTlO/4S ROMS * SOI i S StdDglt/ ISCIONS osi 1104PINSOWS ANCrthri Ifls. All in LARGII Qum's° Co' Boozs, with liulscl Spairs fos 4 l Answeti; and to tlislingui.h them froth the - Small Booksl , 4{ questions at is. please . , its orderfwg then, to lipeelfy norik Size." „ a• Key to each Set, for the 6:m14E9464s of Thrum, May be at 9d. each. Printed for Sia Eteitaso ft:U.O4 AND Co. LoAdon; and to skid of J. Cumming, DeWitt; J. A ncteroon, jun. Edinburgh ...,of Booksellers, with the usual AlAllowance, and thirteen to d m duz,4,4 led a or . . . • .. • .: { , c •AM . I-- .4", • . . • . f ••• .Onsi m. .... -. A . t i • • .. - Z• '-- ..: "I° .. "%. _ 1 ' .../- ",1 '..:p , *4.,,,H 4 i ~.t ..,..,:e ". .,,.• : • ,... . 1 : , 74 ,-, :‘ • . („;?.. ~.;.,„__ -• .. : ... t : ,---, .: 4 .1 ' .. 4i: . • • N • . 0 . ~N i t , '.: . . lay., iirr ~ . . .T . 1. 4. ' :4•.• .. • 464"11611411111&a. _ . .' • . ''... , !fr. .:;.•. . ' . ' \ tot.,'t ...... . .... • I • . •••• • ' ' • which it-had last. itiittgd;nriff. lairlf,l caused thi ~f. riT forba beiftackea: \A'6 ftail.ti'llte eliediy there with , the wed te, par-tali., two: - .its, so.n;mandesi by. Woe s , 46 . Th e potition,wns vignsonsly artackedand vigor- - toady - defedded.. • The arrivat ff• the' tste'Wealiblis tof the 60th. a little after tkeiortaritoOement of tisel 1 attack . deld'ed the . success of it. and forced. die . eeeesr.to.sihandon the position' of losba, the 'etzii dense behind-I'd ha, theresielotVwliieti Commands it, and- hstlf, thestrm mita bt the lift blot . if the Noyll, betereedldiba and Altar del: Goindh 9, . "I had also sent for the Ist light regiment, but I had not oetasiOn t*.enipley- it, as the enemy iris already tett exiing when it "catfii . itkp. rt. Sortie stein thtiiii/n oppoc/unely front the village I of 10 rita..and under.4he eyes of General Borge, egkii rnander-in•ceistof she-artillery, prdduced the hap piest effect- ' • . ' . c . . - el TheiheffilY being tiros &Wen frofp all his ptsi iaions, WAIS forced to retreat. • • " The coadoct of the t6th (taloned crakivyniate), and of the 60thttolinield'User),*as admirable ; ind that of General Tromelin, commanding this brigade, deserves thehigliest praise. I hive had occasion to see oar old soldiers fight : our young soldieve-have equaled then. irivalilier and perirveranee.. Their dis cipline was the Afore r4inaricable, al . the enentvia nu i,bers superior to btirc"valiatilly defended hik psi, salons; and the' 'successive artacks lasted about.thrue hours, Pi thout. in terr up ti on,.ii n der . a well-so pported6: e. " . We.eccapy thee pOsitions, and the enemy has directed his retreat by Niontucanea,aowards C'erverkto It is 'affirmed that his loss . is pretty cOntiderabfe, and, that lie had may wounded. i.. " Our loss is f i v e kill e d, O ne o f the 16tbs.and four of the •60th,- among whom- is-an officer; and thirty'- two wounded, viz. seven of the 16th, twenty-four of the 60th, and one of the artillery. . . " Baron d'Eroles, 'on his side, *advanced upon..eas laf, where lie surprised the enemy. That town, ae-. cordiurto his report cf the day before, was occp,pied by 500 men. Those Who coald get otii weie over taken, and partly destroyed, or picked tiii, by one of our detachments, of '2O horse, belonging to the 18th Chasseurs, and. by soine officers and :orderly men of the Staff of We Spanish -sfivisioti. lh thiaod, 260 _privmerb. . were taken 'here, among whom ate 2. otEcirs: The losi•althe Spanish Royalists was twp killed (one of then* an oiliest), and eleven wounded. • . 44 Tile Baron remains at Calaf, which he occupies. I shall' arloahlt yet* Et c ellenc r with our .further 'movements, nridliaVillitehonOui to•atld a list'of the . ollicers, .stiialiiiiiii; ;tea privates who have distiri guishicl:theassolver hake-the homier to be, &c.. -. •- 7 - (Miiedlr" • 7 - .“ Marshal .140NbItY." (Titre follo*k finiirst above:inentioned.) The Jostrnal dirreitiuts.gives thefollowing intelll- - gence,_46ifeitticiiiiiit of Madrid;:Afty °lB : •. • . fe The Doolia:ot.Angotileme" . .aet off at two th* ritorndig; for Seriffra..-Thecorellsf troops whictrrrt‘ ceded him, matched lestetday splitting. The Cnita siert-dr-the- eitrertfylit - Tariiilirriiii . riWity here." ' .. ,; An Inquest was' herd,' at o'clock on Afoldar afternoon last, beforersiiibila Snauxo, ,Esq. Co roner, at dile. GeOrge Ina, Rislikinsiiiitiiibtidge, on the body of a young man .named William Aldridge, who was murdered by his brinther,Aleorge , Aldridge, on Wednyday law. Mr.Sarrow Slade, assistant to Mr. James, a. gion of Uxbridge, was c...Aleclon about eiglitiicicieknn • Wednesday evening last: he found- the deceaXed lying DO a bed, with a zreater part of, the inxestines. trnding ; on further examination he found a portroa of the intestinal canal twice comple t ely divided. Wit-. ness was then able aitertalis the extent, of the external wou nd, •sibtch • eiterldecf in . lenlttl - SeVea inches, and must bait * been inflicted' by. 'sante ibatit. cutting instrument. Ditpttietl 'died on - Fild*T, byth i nflammatlitic 'add ' fiitirtificatiod eit the 4ioitsid, Jdhn'Aftfis residgal'OAAiW, in the Ciiiinty'. 4,f Surrey; the deCease4 and Wit** were itioiltig tOgl ther in a small • !hit ; dixCeiiists brothel', George . Al dr idge ) was alsO'ni - oveiiig in the field. The first word 'that tobk . saying' to' his brother, " You told misier we Ctiul3l not mow no more than an old - woman,"a"ndyoul<now that I can mow youf legs" off." His brother (tie deceased) said. " You cannot mow, nor kee? nib in company." George Aldridge aimed a blow at t . 'deceased two or three times with the scythe, whi t ; struck hirn in the side; deceased said, ""ritsii have 'ruined me for evtr,"'und instamhy &sipped hit'stylll4 • and came away, walking to this house . with .his partly put ; the brother , still, kept mowing the ground until he finished it, but in his paxsidn he chopped his scythe into a tree. e George Barker,_, of Ryslip, overseer of the Grand I .llinction Cartal*COnipktiy , ditiffednetday toleningtait he was going ont - J3ftlie•baek•seay'of his innsse, laid was •infos med. ivy A •Fsetsou vinaledie.haries. ,D4artin that murder bad.isitea conPlittid bg4l O Y4. Hy . .4tenski to clic spei wheice.xii*elsed hadb iert won ridsil, .and t . Ouniftlie brother, George Alarldie r ; kpparently • ?it-detatfgeditiff, arid' 40's tiittinrai tbre• gent4ltet•likie Wittieis Aeltat'* !isati•doner: with his-brodien: - ;lowassie ' his- WED AY, ALTGUAT 13823. SOCIETY for the mid RffLirr7lolll STRUCTION and EittiCATION of the NEG ROll SLAVES in the AU or rsH wan- D l'A 1 SLAV CiSi INCOLPOI4.2ItI:I It ROYAL CHASTiII, 1791 e. rammer —THE .LORD BISHOP OF LONDON. A T SPECIAL GENEIi.AL COIJRt of this SOCiEI'Y, held on the 29th of /in.v, the Lone Bistior or Lokeda in the Chair.; his' Lonlehip reported that he had re- ceived. of. C. R. Ettts, Esq. 31. P. the I iluwitig liesohnioni passed at a Meeting . of the Standing roniinitiee of Wist indict Planters and hlerckanti of theefty of London, on the 234 'of July, 1323. cnAnLEs nos* ELLIS, ts 4. ALP. in die Citair. lfesolved UnanituouAy,• • That this Committee are of ophdop, that the extension of the means' oT ReTigioui Instruction, is the bestina surest foundation for the Improvement. of the Civil*, will as Merit Condition., the Ner,roes in the West India Colonies. That " The Society for the ConversiOn and Religious Instruc don and Edtication of the Negfoi Mires in the British West: . India Islands," are intitled to the gratitude of the Colonies, for their exertions in engaging Clergymen oftbe Established Church' to cooperate with the Clergy of the . Colotiles in promoting the object of their Institutinn. That this Committee, desirous o f evincing the settee which they entertain of the vaine and impottence df those exertions, and of that object, gladly avail themselves•of the opportunity . now afforded, of expressing tbeit cordial approbation, and of of-. feting a Contribution to die Funds of the Society. That the Treasurer of the West India Planters and Mer chants, be authorized to pay over to the Treasurer of " The So ciety for the Conversion and Religions lierreetlen and &Rica- . don of the Negro* Slaves is tbe British West India Islands,", the Sum of One Thousand Pounds, from the General Fund of the West India Ranters and Merch ants of the City of London. That the Secretary be directed to send a Copy of the " Ac count" of the Constitution, Objects, and PP:Vies , of that . Society, and the accompany ing Advertisement. lately published by them, to the several aletritiers of the West India Body In' London, and to the West India Associations in the Outports,; requesting their Suscriptios. That the Chairman be requested to communicate the pre ceding Resolutions to the Bishop of London. His Lordship also reported, thit all the Members cif the C. mittee of West India Merchants and Planters of the City of London, whq were present at the Meeting when the above Re solutions were passed, put down their Nireletite Annual Sub scribers to the. Fund of the Society. Whereupon it was Resolved Unanimously, That the thanks of this Secietf ere Atm to she Stellding Com mittee of the West India Planters and Merchants of London, for their liberal contribution and support, and that the Lad Efedrop of London be respectfully requested Intranet:nit duress:tie to C. H. Mils, list their Chaitmem • ((By Ordeeof she Court;) J. T. BRAMEW D.D. Secretary: : 14, Duke-sleet, Westminster, Assent 1,•1825. • - * s • Amount of Subteriptions and Matti/du already reeeived- Stibseriptions - - - - 209 10 0 Donations - - - - 1133 18 0 Note. The Governors of the Society are appointed by the: Charter; but Subscribers of £1 is. or Donors Of £2O at any one time, become Honorary Afenibers, add dill be entitled ids recelsc the Reports as Made frrim tithe to time; respecting the success of the Society's labour!. Donations and Annual Subscriptions will be received by the following Bankers Messrs. Smith, Payne, and grnith, Mansion- House-street ; Messrs; Barnard, Dleastlaie, add i Imsdsle, Corri hill ; Mesars. Sikes, Smith, and Co. Maistilots-House-stmet ;• Messrs. lioare, Fleet-street ; Messrs. Crocks; Cocks, Ridge, and. Biddulph, Charing-cross; Messrs. Hammeraley, ; Messrs. Rivingtons, Booksellers, 62, St. Paul's-Church-yard,. and 3, Waterloo-place, Pall-mal; and by the Secretary, 14, Duke-street, Westminster. Subtctiptions now paid will be ccedeldeed as given fOr the' Year ending at Christmas, 1844. lit LYS: • . ' • FR - BEHOLD MANSION AND ESTATIA, Tttbe free, and exonerated Errors the Land Tax. TO BE SOLD BY PitIVATB CONTRACT, . ralli E- t A /MOST iIbUSE ' called SOUTH tO itetlte;. containing handsome and mare.' ,iniede•Arnirtmentrof good dimensions ; well arranged OTlct...•s of .every description, Stables, Coach-houses, Kitchen Garden, • Fttili and Plow e r - gardens , Shrikbbeetes, Plantations; Green { honest, Vinery, Ike.house, ate. in every respect complete; and fit toy immediate residence. Atio, the whole or p3rt of the adjoining- Estate, containing (Itichsciing the above), about Two Hundred and Sixty Acres of very valuable_rasttire, Arable, and Wood Land, ornamented with fine thriving Tiiiiitier-trees,• together with Perna-house, Cottages, Tim Water-arroldilh, Fish-ponds, &c. . . This property is most delightfully situate very near (hut 'WI seettided frothy the•very respectable Market ind threw:Lob Town of Deviates, 90. Mika from London, on the Bath-road, Surrounded by an exceedingly good Neighbourhood, with excel lilin Roads. • •' Pantitidars reogy be bad, and pernaission.to view the Mansion get Estate obtained, by application, free of postage, at the tit :Bistro. Blake, White, Alive, and Blake, No. 14, Pa newatreet, Strand, London; and to Mr. Salmou, in. Devizes; where Maps of the Fotate maybe seen. . .. .. _.. , . .... • _ . . . . • NNW PATENT REGISTER OfJ RD A GR. VOX, SONS, avid Co. most respectfully solicit th.e 1: attention of Merchants, Ship Owners. and Agents, to their Important Discovery, the result of cOnilderable-expense, and much prattlitat etperiment, Ind• from its Feasted cost, su perior strength, and elasticity, will no doubistgersede:the use of Clain Cables,(so liable to snap from the reeve of Frost) and thereby lend vat mataleklby to betrease•the fatal eatastropbe of Shipwrecks, and their more to be deplored direful coneomit:nta, the loss of so tnwy valuable lives; they trust, therefore ; to re-' ceive front a liberal Public, ample encouragement irk then Phi lanthropic exertions; and that the Cerinhittee at Lloyd's, duly appreciating this extraordinary. Invention, will issue Inst ructions i to their Agents at the Out Ports, for its general adoption. Lerge•quantities bore been exported to Newfoundland, West Indies, &c. is rendered at the price of Twice Laid,..430 per ton, the Patentees reserving the Debenture on Export Orders. May be viewed at the Searcher's Warehouse, Custom House; Or J. Wyatt's Factory, Coxiide, sole agent to the Patentees. . F. S. and Co. still conduct Ship Agency and General Corti-. thisskin Business, on the most extensive and respectable scale, arid would be glad to receive consignments of Hemp, Vellainy, %atter, Deals, Iron' &c. not doubting but, from their very mo. deice baegies;t6;indertullblithirsietionto the just expectations of their Friends. 1. Dated Barbican; PlTinouth, g lat " orals moth, lB2 t .1 • FRENCH PAPERS OF SUNDA Y. *LILL4T.4I 7 -7- " ARMY OF THE PIERRNPIRAR-FOURTH CORPS. " REPORT QS' DEMI OF CORN. GLIANO TO VIM M114131111R OF *A R. . . . Ygualada, July 26. • As t had'the honour to announce to your Ex cellency, I marched upon the enemy at Ygualnda ; a column following "the new road by Evaraguera, Bruch, and Castel. ; another, column folio w i ogth e old road by Masquefa Piera Capelladas, whence, taking the direction of ..Monboy, it covered the road 6f ganta Colona, and threatened the rearor the enemy itt Ygualada. I had at the same time invited Baron d'Eroles, leaving the option. to him, to aura srpory Calaf, which the enemy. occupied. " On the 24th our reconnoissances, advanced froth 'Brach to beyond Casiel-Oli, had seen the enemy Osted Before Ygualada. .All the information 'Col lected- had annbdnced the day before that Mil ahs had , left Ygualada with a column of 4000 men; proceed ing towards Santa Colona, and that only 2000 or 8000 men remained at Ygualada. As the blockade of Barcelona necessarily claiined our chief attention, thought proper' to detach hem my ebtotrin od the left the-18th Regiment ender Genettlllehard,• and . push it on the 25th from Piera to. Saint Sistiuure, in order that if Milans, after having stolen a .couple of marches upon us.~ should proceed against *the troops cif the blockadeih concert with those in BarcelOna, he hnilght be tikerifff Hank and rear by General &chard. "On they:mat day the column on the left,under Ge neral Mongardi. being now composed of only the lst . 'ight Regiment and three squadrons taken from the. 6th Hussar; the 18th and 22d Chasseurs, advanced to rtfonbuy. It did not'inett' with the' ehemy. TNT on the right, commanded by General Tromelin, corn-' posed Of the - I6th and 60th of the line, the 6thSbas epurs, and a brigade of artillery, advanced towards • gualada. We did not find the enemy there: he .had evacuated that town in the night. Milani, who I2d not made ant . df the presumed detachrhititi, had *parted' the evening before, with the mass bf his 'troops, leaving only 1,200 or 1,500 to cover his•re -Meat. which we learned• was directed. to Cervera. "The Authorities of Ygualada hid followed Mil ans, itict it Was neCeSsarrithinediately id establish others. Itisiuteriatit4General - Barsfield, "siho• thatches With. as, thialrouble oh himself. While one-troops were caltiorthsle positions, reconnoissances were sent out. :They luaus& the enemy's ou tposts at .Faint Geuis, .ii):front 'or the famoui position of lorha. • naeileril Votfielitt 'Went 'hithself; with the 16th Idginieit?; the 6th- Chlssettie, tho' pieeliht and- Very, positiiely to reconnoitre the enemy's.position4. 404 recommended to.avoid any engagposcat with him.: sit few instants after,. I mounted. my hkrae tt) pri c4tiniiitre the enemy ni`yself. He hth -been tea back frothfrhe'positifini in t. emir& ig7tel 4f! .vnieteit not city ititettitifiVo attitttlthve 4se TropAliqleatsiog stoppo4 t4irf sl*§llQ* T ments.gi the re co, its tetreat „tfa,l testing 'when' a detachment . 01":"Alioti v t • rso; Off:.Agvitict - 7 7— PINO PRINCESA AND , MEIO.GRASSO , PORTUGUESE RA PPIIRE TSE choice and beautiful SNUFFS to be had ! only of JOSEPH ROUGH EY, at his EMIR Warehouse,: the Sir Walter Raleigh, No. 25, Blshiipslate-striet Within, corner of the Ohl City Chatitbers, and five donee from the City' of London Tavern, in Caalsters, at 10d. In ed. its. 6d. and 55.• each. The above Rappers ate patronized by the greatest Eng.. lish Connoisseurs, his Royal Highness the Doke of Sussex, Lord Petersham, &c. &i. and the Portaguele* Nobility and Gentry' resident in England. 'Viler are the gereat Stisid eve, dared to the Pdbliet beitng anadisteetured fromelusaholeest Tobaccos, and , immense labour and pains takes to douse them from all Impu rities; they will not soilthe most delicate skin, and in the use, , they go much further thin any othel snuff. - Respettable Agents in the Connity, swell aes Ilizeipciot, Man.' ditester, 31teield, Itath, Cheltenham, Brighten, Margate, Broad stain, or any Watering sk large -biermatile Towns , will be sl loaned *handsome Commission for their trouble.—For ready Money only. rIPHE PUBLIC areelirnestiy-Astneat against nu-, *smug Isrveriews fini t eeeMeo cORDIAL BAlibil OF GILRAFIonst forth per cexeral nnponcipled In dividuals to ensnare and deceive. The graft riptatittelt . to'llitay enjoyed by that excellent niedtehlifbetlateleer fitigkintUi Oettri pfaints,Declieeq, and Dileinec bid u tied by Ravesahreindelgeweisos and the great demand for it, boofettettPited the Imelda' and el;.kr principled to this nefarloet Repain t by which many invalids hive been irreparably injured. These indications eottend'dot only to the Name of this rnedicitie,ltat Vivertiamtents;•Wrip:. pers on the bottles, and elpelydtstingetidtbig than immure min LNvOLVS me Llhrt OIPTIMI 701144100•1 011 ., wady, the words " Samuel Solomon, Uverpool," engraved oil the Govern - - Mt:tit Stamp gated to each Nettle to imitate which it ft and punishable at such. td thit distidgUlthillg *talk attention is particularly directetk• without which no " Cesium Bow" whatever as arry'clainslolhe me is of pr. Solomon's invention. 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