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• AL 7 . 4 . . . • • • • 41 , ?1 ' 1 114 V, If/ - • • .11 1 11 • • \ ..• • II• SI ITC 1% ) ••• 4 ; 1 4. I** so, 111 6 :i 1111 " 1 (1) • • • . . ' i'muExt 8585. THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 1814. PRICE SIXPEpipIE-HALITnNv utal'Al. AMPHITHEATRE. WESTMPS:TER-BRIDGE. Vnist-r the Patrorwre of their Royal Highnewes the F!‘itice r 0 11 rNT and Duke of Vole. IIL A STLEY. Jun. begs leave most respectfully to amoune... that in consequent* of the retnvn of Ids Co'lea•ne Mr. 11. vets, from the Nafirwral Theatre of Amster dam. with -hat part of the United Stud denominated the Covent- Garden HorNes. in order to fulfil very particular engagements previous to their winter arrangements in Paris, the nytmerntts vi.trors of the RITA! Amphitheatre will now positively (without any cannaarlsonl. have an onportunity for a few night: longer o' seeine an assemblaite of Thirty of thy most beautiful Horses ever exhihited in any•Repeetrian Theatre, either in this nr any country w h a e rle y I hey will execute various nouvelle Evolutions THIS EVENING, Ser. 8. FRIDAY, ft, and SATURDAY. in. only; in addition ro the following popular F.ntertainments, viz. the SECR ET MINF, the HIINTE” TAILOR, the Operatic Rope Dancer*. Comic Songs, and HARLEQUIN and the MILLER's DAUGHTFR. • floors opoi at Half -out rive, and begin at Half-put Six.— Seoul Frier 14a1.-past Eight. Equewrian Tuition for Ladies ant Gentlemen, from 9 to S. THEATRE OF ANATOMY. WINDMILL-FiR Er r. MR. BRODIF, will hem his LECTURES on the THEORY and PR.ACTICE of SURGERY, on Wolnernlay, the StR of October, ar Seven in the Evening. irIfDICAL and CHEMTCAI. SCHOOL, GEORGE:STREET, NANOVER SIN ARE • 9 AND MEDICAL AN MEDICAL THEATRE, GREAT WINTIMU.I.-STREFT. THE COURSES of LECTURES will com mence in the foPowitte cooler: 1. On the Lilies of the ANIMAL 4:IICONOMY and PRACTICE of Perste, at No. 9, George-greet. Hanover..quare, on Mon- . dal', October 9d. from Nine tin Ten in the Momine, and to be continued at that hour every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday, by George Pearson. M. D. F. R. S. Senior Physician to St. George" Hospital, &c &c. 2. OP THIRAPEUTICS, with MATIMIA MEDICA, and MEDl cat. lutintieunince, at the Theatre; Windmill-street, on Tiles • day, Ornbes ob. from Eight till Nine in the Morning, and to he eon.inued at that hour every Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday, by P. M. Roger, M.D. and R liarrison; M. D. 3. On Cunt/sr - we; the Course will he continued at the Theatre, Windmill-vreet, on Tuesday, October 4•11, from Nine till Ten in the Morning, and every succeeding Tuesday, Thurs day, and Saturday. at the same hour, by John Davy. M.D. F R.S. 4. CLINICAL LECTURES and DruonsreArrot PATHOLOGY OD MEDICAL CASES in tit. GeOrge3 Hospital, on Saturday, Octo ber 9,-at Seven in,the Evening. at the 'I heatre, Windmill-street, to be continued every Saturday Evening, by R Harrison, M.D. Furtherinformetion.tmty be had from Mr. Hammerton, Apo thecary. at St. George's Hospital; or Mr. Clayton, Middlesex Hospital, who will receive the names - of the proposed Pupils, or by applying at the, respective Theatres of the above Lectures. TUESDAY, 13th SEPTEMBER, the SECOND DAY OF DRAWING THIRD and LAST D AY, SEIrl EMBER 17th. ALL TnE CAPITAL PRIZTS IN THE WHEEL! 2 it 2 . . 5,000 1... ... 4 5 ' • kc. &c. &c. Tickets and Shares, warranted uncle:two. 're Selling by RICHARDSON, GOQDLUCK; and Co. Canttrattors for the Lottery, at their Offices; the Corner of Batik. buildings, Cornhill, and rising the Ring's Mews, Cb arina-Crossi ROYAL EXCHANGE. HAZARD, EURNE, and Co. resiiic — trutlyinfnim the Public, that TICK¢I'S and SIIARLS for the STATIC LOTTIIRT, Warranted Undrawn, are on Sale at Weir Office, No. 93, Rovet. Exeunt/cm. London. The Whole of the Capitals remain in the Wheel, no Prize above 4100 having been Drawn on the First Day. The Second Day of Drawing will be on TUESDAY the 13th instant. ••• Letters (post-pall) duly answered, and Orders ironthe Country, accompanied with Remittance. punctually attended to. Government and all other Public Securities Bought and Sold by Commission. . • POSTING. 'ANGEL no AND FAMILY POSTING HOUSE, GRANTHAM BRYANT, (late Du N att.L.) BRYANT begs leave to -return his sincere V • thanks to the Nobility, Gentry, and 'Public, for the liberal sairrt with .which they have honoured the above Inn during his short residence; and is inform then that he has refitted the same with the best of Beds, choice Wines. &c which the Angel Inn has been honoured for se many years.—Every attention sbewn to Commercial Gentleman. GARDENING. A GREAT Variety of new-in;rented, useful, and £L improved GARDENING IMPLEMENTS, recommended by the most eminent•Nuraerymen in the neighbourhood of the Metropolis, calculated to give facility, ease, and pleasure in the above Science, as well as to considerably lessen the expences.— To he seen only at the Horticultural Repository, 9, Leicester street, Leicester-square. By EDWARD DIKES. Patentee of the Averrtincator. DAY AND MARTIN A REAL JAPAN BLACKING. THE Public sire respectfully' informed that the above Article c , ntinees to be manufactured in its Genuine Purity and Excellence, at the original •Manufactory, No. 97, Nigh Holborn ; and as most of the impositions late) , practised in their hame have been put down by the interference of the Law, the Public need no other Caution than obv-rving the Old Label, which states it to he made by DAY and MAR I'IN, 97, HIGH )lOLBORN. To those who have been duped by vrchasittg a Spurious sort, and who may have supposed au alteration had takertp!ace in the manufacture of the Blacking, D. and M. wish to declare that It ever has been prepares precisely or the same In gredlents, and by the suatiefroportions.-- Price l S. 4d. pet Souk. Ns half pints ntade. QUACKERY IS DEATH 0F •THOUSAN DS. HEALTH RA/STORED, After having bee. ,deceival and improperly treated by illiterate Preteoders. MESSR S. COOPE It and Co. Surgeons,Charlotte street, Blackfriarp read, adjoining Rowland Hill's Chapel, dming se years rezttlar practice, can alive that thousands rat vie tin" yearly ion Certain Complaint, owing to imprnper treatment, which have caused Ulcerations, with Blotches on the Head, Face, and Body,.climness to the sigfit,DOille the Ears, Deaf II OP, Strict ures.ottatinateGleets,Notle*ontlieShin Betnes,nlrerated sore Throat, nocturnal pains In the Head and Limbs (fresplently mis take, and often fatally trea ed as itheumatimi);. an hit Dropsy ensues, with a general Debility, and decay of the tinpultation, originating front a Dr. adtul Disease lurking in the, habit or . the , improper use tat Mercury. Metre Cooper and Co. have been reetilarly bred to the ISrd ssion, (and their experience ir. the above disorders are unparal eLed), are Members of the Royal College of Surgeons, ip Lon don and Edinburgh; and it it gni-trying to their feelings to an nounce they have rescued very many of their fellnw crcaturti from the above dreadful disorders (after others, and even ho*pi etas had failed). Messrs. Ccodper and Co. are consulted &Hi from ten till seven (Sundays excogtei!) by either sex, confidentially ; nr by leiter4, post pied, %%Len medicines and the best advice will be sent to any pert of tht• town or country. N.B. 'I he PILES and EIS 1111-AC earetivrithout Burning or Cutting. and -thope who labour mailer the most distressing cases of debility (twin whatever cause, whether justi4e indiscretion or otherwise) need not despair, but apply tit Surgeon Cooper and Co..Charlotte4treet, blackfriars-roall, adjokting ROWlaid Hill's Chapel. 1 OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, Await 12, 1814 IRINCIPAL OFFICERS of HIS MA JESTre*ORDNANCR, Et leseho give Notice, HE P That Proposals will be received at their Office in Pall-Mall, on or before Wednesday, the I4tbi day of September next, from inch Persons as may be willing to undertake the supply of IRON MANGERS for Service of this Department, at the Royal Ar tillery Stables at Woolwich, for a period of three Years, deter minable after the expiration of one Year, upon Notice of three Months, at the Option of either Party. A Fattens of the ?viang&s may be viewed upon application to Lieutenant-Colonel Pilkingtott, the Commanding Royal Engineer as Woolwich, and farther Particulars, together with the Terms and Conditions of the Contract, may be known at the Secretary's Office in Pall-Mall aforesaid, any day between the hours of Ten and Four o'clock, where the Proposals must be delivered sealed up, anel . endorsed," Proposals for Iron Mangers ;" but no Pro posal can he admitted after the said 14th of September, at Twelve o'clock at noon of the same day, neither will any Tender he noticed unless the Party making It or an Agent in his behalf I shall attend. By Order of the Board, R. If. CREW, Sec. OFFICE OR 0R111414N4E, cirogult 26, 1814. THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of HIS MA • 4-• Ion", OADIVANCE, 1. hert6p gire Notice, That Proposals will be received at their Office in Pall-Mall, on or before Monday, the 12th day of September next, from such Persons as may he willing to undertake the surely of ONE MILLION of MALM CLAMP BRICKS, for Service of tlds Department at Woolwich. Further particulars may be known upon application to Lieut.- Colenel Pilkington, the Commanding' Royal Engineer at .Nrool %arch, and alio at the Setretary's Office, in Pall-Mall aforesaid, together with the Tcrnts and Conditions of the Cowrie!, any day between the hours of ten and four o'clock, where the Pro pass's must br delivered i settled up and endorsed " Pm/malls for 'Bricks but no Proposal can be admitted after the ;aid 12th day of September, ac 14 O'ClaCk at noon of the same day, neither will arty 'render be noticed unless the party making it, or an aunt in Ms behalf WO * attend. • By Orden of the Beinid, R. H. CRRIV. :Secrete.* • TRANSPORT OFFICE, September '2, 11414. 'THE COMMISSIONERS for CONDUCTING -a- HIS .MAJESTrs TRANSPORT SERVICE, for takiso i , Co►e fof SICK and WOUNDED SEAMEN, calor the Cirs gad Clutoely of PRISONERS of WAR, th hereby • 4ive Mike, That they will be ready at this Ofice, on Tuesday the 27th of September, 1814, to revive sealed Tenders, and treat with such Person♦ as may be willing to contract for ‘'irtualling Pri soners of War in Sickness, at DAR'T'MOOR, for Months certain, from the Ist of November, 1814. Na Tender no.ll be received 44"ter one o'cliel ow lie day of treaty, nor ony notice✓ unites the tarty, or a competent agent for hit*, yes cona4 attend. Each Tender mint he ereensntaseird.hy a Letter from Piro respettailt Persons, en,7aging tr leseine ieund quit* the Person tendering, in the Sun of se9.6HX), for the due pert esancr of the Contract. Further particvlars mayhe Amply's, ty applying at this OPe, or to Captan Shorlia , e, at the said Depot. .BAST-INDLit,HOUSE, Seth -mkt 7, 1814. TILL COMMITTEE of SHIPPING of the f3;f7RT ID/RECTORS .f Me UNITED compAivr q'2I4A'CLIA2 4 III if ENGLAND, trading fs the EAST .INDIR-S, d. hereby give Nothe, Th a t the Committee .will be ready to receive Proposals in .on" or before Wednesday, the list instant, from such Persons as may be willing to build in the River Thames, two HOTS of the burthen of about 67 Tons, for the Service of the said Company. The Tenders, with tbe. words " Tender to build Hoys," to be severally.sealed up and lett w'th the Clerk to the said Committee, at or !Istria. torelie &Clock at norm, an the saitl 21st instant, be yond which hour no Tender will 'or received. JOSEPH DART, Assittent-Secretiry. The rnpnyll tllmenCons anti other particotars, may be known most api.hrw ion in Captain Joseph BouMerton, the Company's Ai Ater Atturdant at this Howe. ' This d&y w• re published, prier p EFLECTIONS of :a CONSTITUTIONAL ROYALIFE-Tranelitted fr.en the trench et M. Du scat s By Baron DALDORF. The above " Palttpldet has lately been issued in Park, which calls iti qnestion the right of the Senate to propose terms -o aer King; they not being the Representatives of the People, nu: having any such powers delegated to them, directly or indi rectly. It also observes, that when Bonaparte ceased to be Em peror. they, from that moment, ceased to be any thing but pri vate Citizens. • The Publication farther charges the Senate with all the disasters that have befallen France, and with their cow ardly acciiescence in all the mad Decrees of the Usurper " Morning Chronicle, May 1814. The EXILE, a Poem; translated from the Russian. Dedi cated to the Duchess of Oldenbourg-ss. 6d. Publish-1 by J. Sot/TP.li, No. I, Paternoster-row. SECOND EDI noN. This day was published, elegantly printed in Two large Vols. 4to. illustrated with a Map of I-aly, ten engraved Plans of Churches, and Index, price Five Guineas in boards, AL CLASSICAL TOUR THOUGH ITALY. Hmc est Italia diis sacra, hat genres ejus, Lem oppida po pulornm. Plin. Nat. Hist. 111. 20. An.MDCCCIC—Bythe Rev. I OHN CH E' WODE EUSTACE. Second Edition, revised and enlarged. • London: Printed for J. Mawman, 19, I.u.leve-street. 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Al/CTION, By Mr. ROBINI _ _ _ On the Premises, en Wednesday, the tt:ih Octnher, se Twitve ePeek — I • THE Spacious Elegant LEASEt-10 . LIS MAR- , SION, situate to CONNAU,GHT 7 PL ACE, . aTerfuokin HYDE-PARK, and eonnuatutlng fino and ex , ensire ylews of the Surry Hills and Country, law In the ()collation of HER Rt)YAL HIGHNESS the PRINCESSof WALES. The Mansion is . a rubsraotial.Brictiluildlng : contains; on the Ground Stoiey, a spacious Entrance Paired Nall,' t.ibriry, earl. tat I)ming Mort lit Ramat; and Boudoir, handsomely • attished and listed up, a Water Closer, a large Conservatory, flt.:.; • on the First Storey are two noble .I)rawilig.Roimis, commits'. eating by foldin4 doors, a hfornlng-itoons, Auri-Roan, ?kg. elegantly finished and fitted spacious airy Bad-Cirmlwrs and Dressing-Rooms on the '4w/id Stores; and Servants' c‘taaas hers, ftcr• over ditto. the Basement cuivatais Domestic ()Ekes of . description, double Coach-House, and S:abilitg fur seven Borers, wills Loft and Rooms over. The Premises may b? viewed• ten dav4 remain is Sale, where Particulars may be had; and of Mr. Itobius, WlSlNitis : .treet,' Gulden-square. . . CONNAUGHT-HOUSE, OPPOSITE HYDK PARK. Elegant FUR NITUR l',l3rge PIER and CHININKY GLAVEI4,, r PARISIAN ARTICLES, I3RONZES, !SUS I'S, TABLE, PA FEN PIANO-FORTI'. 1)1 Clemmd, Uvulas Lamps, &c. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. ROBINS, On the Premiv, CONN .kUCIII 1-HOUSE. on Weidoeaday, • tietnit,r 12, at-d Twfs fn low‘ng Days, • T HE Elegant II 0 EJS P HOLD FURNITURE, the Property Of 1 • ,* HER ROYAL HIGHNESS THE PRENCESF OF *ALES, Comprising buttes of Drawing-ronnis, Library ind Parlour Fur niture., fad.initahle rotir-pri-t, Pent and other iledirood-; Chintz, L'Otton, an.; Liiher hirti.tures ; exctslient Bahl/nor variutits.kinds, large Pier an I Ch'nutey Glasses, Bronzes, Burs, &e. Parisian . Cabinents and Tables, ornanwital China Candelabras, Grecian I. am ps , amps Lustre*, well- manufactured Caiontet Article* of all -de. , scriptions, an exerit-nt Billiard fable, Carpets of various mane. factures, and Furniture. for Servants Apartments, Kitchen Re• quisitts and various Effects. T. be viewed three days preeedini the Sale, when Catalogues, at 2'. rid. cacti, may be had on the Yretnises, and of Mr. Robins, IWarwick-street, Golden-square. • Pursuant to an Order of the Hie.li Court ot Cmaieery, made as . a Cause " litLatiVllK against I .lromewf Lt.." with the app o• brion of Jaen STE rt . i l!squtire, one of the Masters of the said Court ;at the Th ree Ti tas inn, at Think, in the minty of York, on Monday, the 19th day of September, 1814, be. tween the hours of Four a ad Five o'clock in the Arteraose, If( Sic Lets, 3 EVERAL FRU:HOLD ESTATES, shiate in the several Town .!tip; or Parishes of Ouiston, Yeersley„ Branshy. and Thornton on the Hill, la the said smutty of York, part of the Es•ates of ;he late Right Honeutahle Hermit earl FACCONSZILD, deceased. Pariculan wheeelif may be bad (gra:l , ) at the said Master's Chambers, in Stiuti . .a.mptou-build.ngs. Chavertv-lace, London ; at No. '26, Charles-street, Berkeley-square ; of .M s-rs. iCi. , 1..., and Holraway, Solicitors, Sout h nig:on-bulldi nes, Chancery-lane; kf Mr. Cockney, Solicitor, Castle-street, Holborn ; of Messrs. Robson and Lightfoot, Solaci t ors, Ca4:le-street, Leicester -inmate; of MOMS. Claridge it'ad ivi son, Surveyors. Pail-mall ; ot Mr. Claridge, Jervatat Alt , ley. near Betiale, Yerkshire Cs-rge Inn, at York; the New tun, at Eatitigwohl ; the Hotel, at Leeds; the New Inn, at Ifelonvey ; and thy Wace of Sale. The Premises may be viewed by leave of the itepividato tenants. MANSION HOUSE AND LANG.), at am TO BE SOLD (in Fee) BY AUC PION, By Mr. HARRIL, On Tuesday, the 4011 t dry of September instant, at One o'Clock, at the Commercial Rooms, Bristol, in Lots (unless an accepta ble offer be made in the mean time by Private Contract ), Lot 1. A N elegant newly-built MANSION, si tuated on a gentle emineuc?, highly din inguiVied for it diversified sea and land views within an easy distance of an excellent tunipike-road, in the justly admired Village of Back well, and within seven m les of Bristol, the property and ate re sidence of Thomas KreilweU, Est with several Inclosures of Meadow or Pasture Land immediate!) , adjoireng; comprising 120.1. IR. 30P. with large walled-in Garden, two Stables, two Coach-h stases, and other conveniences. Immedire possession will be given of the Mansion, and ;ha new fashionable Furniture mayte taken at a salvation. Lot 2. A Farmhouse with Yards and conve- A. a. P. nient Out-buildings, Orchard, Garden, and several Closes of Meadow, Pasture, and Arable Lund, C , Jit• taining Lot S. The Tyning Lot 4. Maiden House Close and new eln.rient adjoining Lot 3. 'The Reversion after two Lives of a Cinse, 'calla New Close 0 e The above Premiers are eligibly siteatea in the .I`aris!k of Backwell. Further Particulars may be Itnnwn on ti?:ilicat!on to Mr. Kee (- well, of Bourton; or Messrs. Letnna. “.11. The Mansion may be seen a.ly day betve.::, vie hour. of ten and three o'clock, by tickets trwl) 24 0 17 3 1 6 • 2 2 7 woRNI LozENGlis WORMS ARE I'HE MOST FREQUENT SOURCES OF CkiILDRENS' DlsEAtilis : • Their SYMPTOMS EVERY PARENT and GU.IRDI.II4 of CHILDREN should be acquainted with. They ocganuo loss ut appetite, a pakneu of the colour of the face, emaelaron and irregular mate of the bowels, attended after with violent pains; they bring on convulsion,; they affect the gr. with of the body, an Obey prove fatal, by ettdiegln a cousunti:ion or decay. Roth as a preventative and cure of these alarming complaint,, he above .ttcellent Medicine It universally allowed, on the testi.otony of the thehest characters is this country, both in rank and reepectahle thy, to have no equaL Their public approbation, gArets to the Proprietor, from a personal knowledge of its wonderful {{Acct.?* In their own families, stan•ps lit merit beyond cempetit'on, and Wes a sanction to if, of which no other hiedictne of the kind can boast. Parents and others, who have the care of children should have this remedy as a family Medicine to resort to, when, ever the stomach or howelaol Children are any way disorders!, ishich it will always be found to relieve. Sold, wholesale and retail. at Mr. Butler's, No. 4, rhearside. the corner of St. Paul's Os 'itch -yard ; Sharp. Johnson, lk Retain, Forts mouth; Janes, \Vestal, Alunot, and Mallory, Purteett ; Hail and I nimston, Gosport ; Coleman and Jacob, She-mores ; Peek and Ross, and Turner, Hull ; Hostand, Cookworthe, Nettleton, and Gilbert, Plymouth; Kdott cnd Lloyd, and Swhiney thil L.:4 , But niisighato ; Staines and l.y.och, Nianchesseet Trewroan, Farrel.; Smith, Maw ierft , n, eahurn, :.cotKamer, Edinburgh flaw ter and Donald. Glassinw ; iltalgen and harry, Prism' ; qtr. census' and Co. Norwich; Swit ten, Lett:ester ; F.derthils aid 1, and Billing, and Lathbore,Liverrool; Nealt anti Ledger, rr i ete; White, )4r Miton ; Reba and Ruff, Vheltet , - bas ; and retail, by most country tuediememinden,to beaus, at es. 011 14 sa• El "lb' 0.F.F1415 OF OR A DNNCE, Atterqt 12, 1 Rl 4 . T HE PRIPICIFAL OFFIC.ERS of HIS Mil- JESTri 0411NA 1 \1E, do hereby give Notice, That Proposals will be received at their Office in Pall-Mall, on or before Monday, the rwth day of September *next, from siich Persons as may be willing' to urdertake the Supply of COPPER HOOPS, for Service of this Department fir a period of one year. Patterns of the Articles may be viewed, upon application, at the Principal Storekeeper's Office in the 1 ower ; and Farther Partictilar4, together with the Terms and Coalitions itf the Contract, may be known at the Secretary's Office in Pall Mail aforesaid,• any day between the hours of Tcn and Four &Clock. where the Proposals must be delivered sealed up and enilersed " Proposals for Copper Hoops." No Proposal can be admitted after the said 19th day of Sep tember, at Twelve o'Clock at Noon of the same day, neither will any Tender be noticed, unless the Party making it, or an Agent in his _behalf shall attend. By Order of the Board, R. H. CREIV. Secretary. • EAS7-INDIA IIOUSE, SEPT. '2, 1814. /THE COURT of DIRECTORS of the UNITED -A- COMPANY of 111ERCHA NTS of ENGLAND, tradix: to the EAST INDIES, do hereby glee notice, That the Court will he ready to receive Proposals, ip writing, on or before Friday, the 16th instant, from the Owners of suck Ships of the burthen of 1400 Tons and upwards, which arrived in 1814, having performed Eight Voyages in the Company's Service, pecifying the rate of Freight at which they may be willing to Let those Ships for a Ninth Voyage 1:, the Company's Regular Service. , The Tender, with the words " Ship Tender" on the cover, to be severally sealed up, and left with the Secretary, at or be fort 18 o'clock at noon, on the said 16th instant, beyond which boor the Court will not receive awe Tender. JOSEPH DART, Airht re-Secretary. The Particulars of the Terms and Conditions under *hick the Ships will he employed in the Company's Service for a Ninth Voyage, may 11- had on application to Mr. Morice, Clerk to the Comm4tre of SLippin4, on or after Tuesday next, the 6th loft. • EAST INDIA HOUSE, Sep.-niter 7, 1814. THE COURT of DIRELTORS of the UNITED jj cO.7 , lPAArr ! ,f 7RCHANTS ff ENGLAND, trading b the_CAST tenSy; h w maim, That a General Court of the said Company will be field at their l'lntt‘e, in Le'dcnlall•strt•et, on Wednesday, the 12th April, 1815, for the rlection of Sit Directors of the said Company fur Astir year•.