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111f1RAI.7'Y OFFICE, December 10,18!1. hereby given, that a Session of. Oyer and Gaol Delivery, for thy Trial of Of the Ilieh Seas, within tic Jurisdiction of ;land, will be held at the Justice Ilan, in London, on - .loNn.‘y, the 21st day of January in the Morning, instead of 'Fairy.r, the tiled. J. Jr. CROKEy. dST-INDLI HOUSE, Otteer 31, 1121. 91 DIRECTORS of Me UNIT'ED • MERCILINTSe ENGLAND, Ir.& do ierolty give Noiice, ,RLY GENERAL COURT of the said at their House in Leadenhall-street, on 19th Iktceinber next, at Eleven o'Clock the purpose of declaring a DI VIDENI) to Chriantag next. JOSEPH ILHlT,.Cerreirtry7 IST-INDLA HOUSE, &saber 31, 1821. of DIRECTORS of the UNITED MERCHANTS q ENGLAND, :Aiding . ES, du hereby give Mike, Books 9f the said Company's Stock will the 4th December next, at Three tract' again on THURSDAY, the 17th of _ Dividend Warrants on the said Stock, due on tanuary, 1822, will be ready to be delivered on MON of the same month. Ju;•-- :111 DART, Secretary. E.EST-IYA! A 110 USE, November 14, Ism URT 9f DII?ECTORS'9I the UNITED 'NT 3IEIWILANI Slf EAT:LAI-VD, trading "\ - DIES, it) hereby Make, VARTERLY GENERAL COURT of the said calm appointed to be held at their House in Leadenball tree, on WEDNESDAY, the 19th December next, at Eleven ,'dock in the Forenoon, is made Special, for the purpose of *knitting for confirmation the Resolution of the General Court d the' 6th September, approving the Resolution of the Colas el Directors of the nth August last, granting to Doctor Jon' BoaThwicx GILCHRIST, as Lecturer in the llindostannee Lan pase, the sum of .e3OO per Annum, for a further term of Three Inn, together with an allowance of .Cl5O per Annum, to enable him to provide a suitable Lecture-room. The said Resolution is open at this House for the inspection elAhe Proprietors. _ _ _ - . The Court of Directors do also give Notice, That the said General Nutt is further made Special, for the purpose of sub mitting for confirmation the Resolution of the General Court of the 26th September last, approving the Resolution of the Court sf Directors of the sth of the same Month, granting to Mr. loss Hunnt PELLT, of the Bombay Civil Establishment, the as of ..C4OOO, upon the grounds therein stated. Ile Report required by the By Law, cap. 6. sec. 20. together will the documents upon which the said Resolution has been firmed, are open for the inspection of the Proprietors at this JOSEPH DART, Secretary. E.IST-INDIR HOUSE, Ale. S. 1121. THE CO URT 91 . DIRECTORS of the UNITED COMPAA Y of MERCHANTS of ENGLAIND, bugling ie the E.4ST-INDIES, do hereby give Notice, - That they bate this day received the following Letter from a Proprietor of East India Stock, viz. " To JOSEPH DART, Esq. Secretary of the Honourable East India Company, &c. &c. &c. " Sea—Understanding that an opinion is entertained by some persons that the object of the notice I had the honour of giving at the last General Court of East India Proprietors, for the oat General Court, to remit certain Penalties exacted by the Committee of Buying and Warehouses, may be eoasidered as coming within the scope of the 4th Section of the Sth Chapter, page 54, of the By-Laws ; although, as it was a deduction made from out of a payment due by the Company, Ido not concur io that opinion, yet, to meet the suggestion, and to prevent any technicality defeating the justice of the case, I hereby give no tice to the Directors, through you, ani require of them to pub. lich accordingly, fourteen days previous to the holding of the mat General Court, such notice that I gave at their last Gene ral Court, viz. that the Memorial of Mr. IloaNsLows.a, and the Papers relating thereto, be taker. into consideration at the next General Court ; and that the floes imposed on Messrs. 'fro:nor ms and Co. and Messrs. Cnawsnov and Co. be remitted. " I am, Sir, your must obedient Servant, " T. T. RIG BY. 4 Irately Lodge, near Blaekwater, 'tants, Nov. Ism." JOSEPII Seeretary. RICH WHEEL FOR THE LAST DAY OF DRAWING. CARROLL, the Contractor, begs to inform the l'ublic, that the last and only Day of Drawing is NEXT THURSDAY, 20th DECEMBEIt, ilEhw all the Prizes in the present Rich Wheel must be Drawn, via. ONE of i 30,000.! - 2 .C 5,000 1 2,00 2 - 5 500 I SOO 4 000 Whit a multitude of inferior Prizes of ,tlOO, .C 0,.: £4O, Ale, .t!3, &c. &e. making less than Two Blanks to a Prize. Tickets and Shares are selling at CAR ROT,L's truly Vor %nate Offices, 16, COll N 11 I LI., and 26, OXFOHD-STIIEE'r, ittere he 9n4'd in Shares, the Second Day of Drawing (Nov. 116), N 0.11,486, i Prize of £50,000. _ THERE is no Class of Disorders to which cold rated Society is so subject as slie Nervous, which invade alike the delicate feniale and the robust and seymingly vigorous Youth. Listlessness of mind, impaired strength and appetite, fatulence, head-ache, vertigo, and dimness of sight, are more or less observable in them all. No remedy bas hitherto been so inserally beneficial in Nervous Disorders as the CORDIAL BALM,OF GILEAD, which ha , now maintained its reputa tion for a long series of years, ani has become the stated resort of great numbers of invalids.—lt is sold by Mt. Johnston, 68, Gambill; Mr. Sanger (late Bacon and Co.) 150, Oxfordiatrurt, apposite New Bond -street; and all Medicine Vtndas,in bottles, at lls. and 335. each. Of whom may be bad, price Ss. that scarce, interesting, and 1 uscful Family Work, enrithsi, A Gum to Iltatrit ; or, Anvi.:‘ to both Sexes, in a variety of COSIII.AINT3. By 3. Solomon, M.l). containing a Treatise on Female Diseases, Nervous and Hypothondriac Complaints; General Remarks on those Diseases with which • the Duman Body is most frequently afflicted•; explainhig the symptoms, mode of treatment, and remedies most properly adapted for Sexual Debility, a c. &c. NVVIS7R i4l 8 AD3fIR 'COME is here' .11 sod Terminer al ones mounitted on tlt le Admiralty of Engl., W Dailey, Londc *A it Eight ollock ink m before advertii E 41.! THE CO EMT 9; C MPA NY rf brit ErIST IXDIES. Thae a QUARTIcI: Company twill be held WEDNESDAY, the is the Forenoon, for tl • fon Ilidsummer last • r *THE COI/Rl' COMPAY Yof , • to tks'EAST EN DIES, Mit the Transfer 1 ▪ that on TVESDA Mutt, and binned Awry, I st 2 ; • And that the Divide ' jt Sth January, 18422 DAT, the 7th of the 7 I E. tST THE COURT CO3O.INY , •• SAST-INDIES, Dot the QUA DTI e Campany appointed tc Ineet, on W ED NEM s'Clock in the Forene abmitting for eonfirrr 3MI die the , • Per I -e a" '.€•.‘ ~, I t r . .,o l :ire • ...., , 4.... • _O .- • lay 41 ' St:ft . - . ) -. • .."...'',.___.--• - V. • ' le '. 7 . ' - - .... li ft.„ at . •I'\\-"IIII4. ,..„....„ a,44.*.,, _.. __ iv, -W - • • - I_ • '11. 1 E5.92%Y. 11ECit',51 - 111E . It 18, 1821. . - I R ICE SEVEN-PENCR. In the Press, and speedily will be publhbed, LECTURES on PARABLES (elected from the : NEW TESTAMENT. • By the AUTHOR of" deraldin." Printed far T. Cadell, in tisk Strand; and W. Blitcksioodi Edinburgh. • SWITZERLAND. LAUSANNE, DECEMBER 4. A Project, in six Articles, is.at present under dis cussion at Geneva, the object of which is to restore the fortifications of that city, and, at the same time, to extend them to the right baNk of the Rhine.— The expense is estimated at about 1,600,000 francs. If this plan is adopted, Geneva will become the key of the Simplon on the side of France. and an import , wat fife de b e on both banks of the Nothing will then be wanting but to provide for the guarding of the Simplon on the side of Lombardy, by fortify ing Brie, Sion, or some other town situated in the Upper Vallais. From a Report made to a Society of Physicians at Zurich by one of the members, it appears, that in the course of the year 1820, there have been received in the hospitals of the Canton eighty lunatics more than in the preceding year, and that all the:;e unfortunate persons owe'the loss of their reason to the fatal int ence of the mystic sects which are becoming so nu merous in the Canton of Zui ich. This day was published, in 4to price One Guinea iu boards, . a Second Volume of AA N ESSAY on the TFIEORY of MONEY' and _pntNCIPLES of COMMERCE; in which is stated a no to relieve the Country from its Difficulties. By JOHN WM:ATM.:Y. Printed for T. Cadell, in the Strand; and W. illat•kwood, Edinburgh. This day was published, Prke 12s. in boards, a Second Volume of ERMONS. By EDWARD MALTBY, D. D. kJ Pi inted for T. Cadell, in the Strand; and W. Blackwood, lalinburgb.—Of whom may also he had, by the *Ante Author, 1. Sermons, Volume I, Bvo. Its. in boards. 2.. Illustrations 01 the Truth of the Christian Religion. Se cond edition, price is. lid. in hoards. PLUMBE OX RI XG WORM. This day was published, In One Vol. Bvo. price 7s. 6d. APRACTICAL ESSAY on RINGWORM of the SCA LP, SCA LLED HEAD, &c. in which the Ciuses of the obstinacy of these Diseases ar satisfactorily explained, and iuccvss'itil Methods of Treatment copiously detailed. By. SAMUEL PLUMBE, Member of the Royal College of Surgeons, of the Medical and • Chirurgical Society, &c. Printed for Thomas and George Underwood, 32, Fleet-street. LISBO V PAPERS. LISBON, DECEMBER 4. PROCEEDINGS or THE CORTES. M. FRLGUEIRAS, after a few remarks, said he had received dispatches from Pernambuco, which 1k ere read. They contained a long account of all the events in that Province, signed by all the Members of the Government, which is called the ConAitutional Go verning Junta, and of which Luiz do Diego Barreto is the President, to whom the Junta gives the highest praise, calling him the saviour of that country. It was accompanied by above forty documents. M. FELGUEIIIAS said lie had received other dis patches, which he supposed to be from Goianna, but that as they were directed " To the Curtes and w the King," he had not opened them. It was resolved to open them, and they were found to be in fact from the Government of Goianna, giving an account of all that has passed in contra ? . diction to the preceding statement, calling Luiz do Riego the greatest of despots. It was accompanied by above Sitydocuments. These and other papers on the same subject sae referred to the Committee of the Constitution. M. CASTELLO BRANCO said, he had much authentic information on this subject, which he would bring forward when it came under discussion. He desired that the Committee might make its report as soon as possible, it being necessary that the vessels going to Rio Janeiro with troops, and which were to touch at' Pernambuco, ehould carry out orders on the subject. M. BoRCES (7A avctito presented some papers re lative to the Conde de Palmella. He gave an ac count of his pi etensions, of the doubts of the Govern ment, &c. and said that the Members of the Corn ' mittec were all of different opinions ; that his own was, that considering the preses:t state of things, he should be r ertnittedto come to Lisbon, or go to his estates, or wherever he thought: proper, not out of the kingdom. M. PcniztaA Bo CArmo thogght that the Count should be allowed to go wherever he pleased. M. CASTELLO BRANCO said, that since t!:o resolu- tion which the Cortes had adopte.l respecting the Conde dos Arens, he had change 3 his opinion, and now thought that both he and all those who, by the Decree of the 3d of July, %vete out of the capital,' and ten leagues from the sca coaq, ought to receive the same favour, that is, permission to go where they please. He concluded by drawing a parallel between the circumstances of the Conde de Palmelie, and of the Conde dos Amos. After some farther debate, k was resolved not to grant the permission desired, DEC. 6.—The Diarie of to-day contains an order from his Majesty, to fulfil a resolution of the Cartes, to restore the Conde dos Arces to his entire liberty, it appearing that the supposed conspiracy, imputed to the Count by the Junta of Bahia, was entirely dis proved by the documents produced by the Count, and by the fact that the Junta had stated that letters had been received frpm Rio, from persons whom it did rot name, affirming that the Conde came as a prisoner on board of the bi ig Treze de Maio, whereas it was evidently proved that he came to Portugal with his daughter, with the permission of the Prince Royal. A letter from Rotterdam, .dated Dec. 12, says eg We have received a private letter from Permits. buco . of the 16th of October, with the news that all hostilities between the Portuguese and the Brazilians have entirely ceased, and that the two parties had made peace.a week before, and resolved to leave it to the Cones at Lisbon to conclude their diffet ences." Letters from the Vistula, of a late date, say that the movements of the Persians seem to be con nected with a general plan of attack, which has been formed against the Porte, and in witch none of the possible objects has been overlooked. The Crown Prince of Persia, who has made himself quite inde pendent of the Schah, his father, is recognized as Sovereign of the finest and tidiest half of Persia, commands a considerable part of the Persian army, and is, as it is believed, provided, with respect to his conquests, with ail the guarantees that can be desired By these operations of the Persian!, all the Asiatic ca ravans are intercepted in their way to Constantinople,. which must have a great influence, both on the pro visioning of the capital, and on the revenue of the State. These extensive Asiatic plain s are e a n r a e bl p e r i e i c in k i el t y o calculated for the 'Persian Prince to display the wh ole strength of his excellent cavah y, destroy, in a few actions, tio.e swarms of infantry, composed of peasantry and artisan!, hastily collected. It is thought that new movements of the Wechabites are relied upon, so that the Porte finds itself attacked on all sides it is supposed that the English are much slarmid for their Northern Indian' Provinces. F.arly in January will be published, in One Vol. Bro. • 91W0 VOYAGES to NEW SOUTIi WALES 1 and VAN DI EN'S LAND; including a Deuription of the present coiniiti.nt of -that intere.ting Colcny : with facts and observations relative to the state an,l management of Con victs of both sexes, under sentence of trenbpartation. Also, Re &Won:. on Seduction and its general couae.lusnces. . . By THOMAS REII), 111eiuber of the Royal College of- Surgeons in London, and Surgeon in the Royal Navy. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, London. Thin day were pablished, To Two Vols. 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Ile (Mr. Hughes) has evidently travelled through Greece with an understanding rightly disciplined and trained for his pilgrimage; has surveyed it with his mind as well as his eye, and has carrifd over' that country of the soul' the recollections im pirtod by her Poets and her Historians, which embellish and consecrate the memorials of her departed greatness."—Monthly Revii:w, June, 1821. " The Public have to thank Mr. 'lushes for his labours, as these volumts will make a most valuable addition to the perma nent stock of British Tr. vel'; to every class of Readers they will he highly interesting, to the Scholar invaluable."--British Critic, June, 1821. ••We certainly have never encountered a traveller who pos vessed more of the art of carrying his readers with him than Mr. I lushes ; be is wort by to have wandaed amongst the scenery and objects he describes—and when it is considered what these are, it will be seen that higher praise cannot be given."—Baldwin 's Magazine, November, te2o. See also British Review, N 0.34. • Printed for J. Amman, 39, Ludgate-street. MEDICO-CHIRUEGICAL REVIEW, No. VII. DECEMBER, 1821. COMTM I I. :—Golis and Gooch on Hydrocephalus—Jackson on the Fever in Spain—Wallace on Sulphureous Fumigation— Irish Medical Transactions, Vol. lll.,—Phambe and Alibert on Tines Capitis—Shaw's Manual of Anatomy—Tully and. 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The powerful virtues of this Powder in a short time relieves the sufferer ; and by due perseverance in its appli cation, completely cures Convulsion Fits in Infants and Admits ; also Epileptic or Falling Fits ; Hysterics, Nervous, and Spasmo dic Complaints. This Powder is a Grand Restorative in all cases of Relaxation, Debility, and Weakness, in Children and Adults; it gradually strengthens the Stomach, increases the Appetite, promotes Digestion, and in a short time restores the Patient to perfect health, without confinement or alteration of diet. The late Dr. Hadley, of Derby (the discoverer of this valuable medi cine), used it in private practice for upwards of fifty years with the moat flattering success in various ; complaints, which is proved by incontrovertible facts. Its inestimable virtues are patronized by the following distin guished Nobility Her Grace the Duchess of Rutland Lady Catherine Walpole Right lion. Lady Amherst Lady C. Dundas Right lion. Lady Lismore lion. Mrs. Bathurst Right Hon. Lady G. Cavendish Hon. Mrs. Egerton Lady Caroline Lamb Hon. Mrs. Grey, &c. Extracts from Letters addressed to Dr. Hamer : From the Hon. Mrs. Fgerton. Dr. Hadley, Tatton Park, Sept. 2, 1620. Sig—l this morning received your letter, mentioning your in tention of banging your Convulsion Powder into more general notice. I have so very high an opinion of it, from the cases I have seen performed, that I think you will be doing a public service. I remain, Sir, yours, &c. E. EG ERTON. From the Right Hon. Lady Lismore. September 2, 1820. This is to certify, that I have uged Hadley's Convulsion Pow• dere is my family and many others, and approve of its efficacy. FRAS. LISMORE. From Lady Walpole. Dr. Hadley, Hillingdon, Uxbridge, Jan. 26, 1619. Sift-1 shall have great pleasure in desiring you to make use of my name when you publish the Convulsion Powder. 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