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rivi• c y . , , , L' 4 .• °,l alit v at. ' 1 10'6.1.0j .110 _ - • Oro WI. •••• m•Elm. P . l 77!".. r--__ . 9468. CO, RAC :* FOR THh CARRIAGU OF TIMBER. NAIT-OFFICZ, Jay 3, 11117. FR INCIP4L OFFICERS and COMMIS ). ,:sTf..xEits rf kis :ICC I EST2"4 N. 4 Yr,Jo herd niv e Mike, WEDNESDAY, the 18th instant, at Om o'Cloek, ts.a be realy to treat with such l'ersons as may be willing to or.nazt for conveying by Land aint Water-carriage to his Ma *el.'s Yard at Deptford, the fullowilig quautitieu of OAK TIM. v:: - .. 4 3t a 91 Loads from Whlattewood Forest, Northamptonshire. 334 Loads trona B.licy Pomo, in ditto. tin Load+ from Whielyisood Forst, in Oxfordshire. A Fora of the Testier may he seat at thee OA". oder 7ogl rce.i u:d after Ow o'Clock of the Day grates, r ,. lift I ankle the P.rty,oeah kiat,atteals. .I:,Teekr melt aeortta.tior Si a leiter, addressee/ Mae Nary 21-1:1,J7 1 Ai a rertaNiblo P-rson, earzioz to berwhe boand the PI /JIM tat 1 a riNZ, it les Coo of .6.306 for the law l'ete. Pevre ef the A R Mot CONTRACTS. C0M441 iSAR IA r DEPARTMENT, Treueury Chambers, June co, lAI7. VOT.TCE is hereby given to all Persons desirous ; of Contracting to Supply the following Articles for the of the Army, slit. y....;:.;D—T0 his Majesty's Land Forces in Cantonntents, Q.:Liters. and Barra , lcs, in North Britain. jiALIGE, viz.-OA"ES, HAY, and STRAW, te his Majesty's Caysh 4 in liameks. and Oats in Cantonments and Quarters, in thet undermentioned Counties in South Britain: Cx-wall.—Hants (including the Isle of Wiglq).—Sussex.—And is the several Counties in North Britain. _ _ That the Deliveries are to commence ou and for the I;th day dAugust next ; that Propesals iu writing, sealed up and marked, render for Army Supplies," will be received at this Office on cr hriu7z Friday, the Ist day of said month of August, (but nouo 'at received after twelve o'em.k on that day) and, if sent by prw, the prstage must b.: paid. Proposals must be made separately for each County, except for the Counties comprising North all of which must be in ended in one Tender ; and each Proposal must have the Letter •rich anneted to the Tender propetly filled up, by two pee rs.:. of kticwn property engaging to become bound with the pasty midertng in the amount stated in the printed Particulars, for the 4:ue performance of the Contract ; arid no Proposal will be no uuless made un a printed Tender, and the prices expressed i: words at length; and should it so happen that during the GOO. I::tu:mze of the Contract no *Crooks should be supplied in the ...Aunty, the expense of the Contract and Bond, paid in the lira h. , tance by the Contractor, to be refunded to him by the Agsnt t, the Lords Commissioners of his Majesty's Treasury for Comnds4wiat Supplie:. Particulars of the: Contract; may be had upon application at Chambers, between the boors of eleven and live,and to the lifke ql Deputy Commissary Genetal Young. Edinburgh. onkicr. OF THE COMMISSIONERS FOR THE ISSUE OF CERTAIhI EXCHEQUER SILLS, UNDER THE ACT 57 GEO.III. CAP. 34. XT . OTICE ib hereby given, that all Persons or.Cor 1` porattons, intending to apply for Loans under this Act, tray, upon application at this Office, either personally or by letter, be furnished with a list of Queries to be answered by them, rela tive to their respective cases; and it is requested thy they do forthwith so apply, iu order that their several claims may be so fruited as to give the information required in the said Queries, without st bids they cannot be considered by the Board. WM. HOLDEN, Secretary. OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS FUR THE ISSUE OF CERTAIN EXCHEQUER DILLS, UNDER Ac r s:TH OF HIS PiIEANT MAJESTY. _ _ ALL Persons who have made applications to this Board for LOANS of EXCHEQUER BILLS, are desired forthwith to attend the Board, or to send Representatives, to vivre such inquiries as it may be found necessary to make touching their applleations. Whet HOLDEN Secretary. SOCIETY FOR 111 g " DISCHARGE AND WELIEF OF PERSONS IMPRISONED FOR SMALL DEB ES. Craven-street, Strand, July 2, 1817. . BENEFACTIONS SINCE THE LAST RE PORT, viz. at a. d. Map- Francis Johnson, per Meier& Morland aad Ita-snm - - - W. Pater,on, ER. . Mts. lomn - - A lady " E. V. . , • A. 13. . • 4 %. C. at Calcutta 11. C. 1.. • - - k.l. Xi. Is. N. N. Letter-boa Nel. , - Received for a Bock (Neild on Prisons) 5 S 0 5 0 0 A. 2 4 0 A. 2 2 0 10 10 0 10 0 0 5 5 0 -2 0 0 2 1 0 2 2 0 • • ,C 46 7 0 Discharged and relieved from various Prisons, 92 Debtors, for the suiu of ,0319 12 7 ensidered the Cases of 61 Petitioners ; Approved 44; Referrtd for Cdaracters 4 Petitions; and Rejected t 9. Benefactions are received by J. Camden Nei ld, Esq. the Tree rarer,Ch eyne-Walk, Chelsea; also by Messrs. lierries, Farquhar, sad Co. St. Jarnes's-strect ; Hoares, Fleet-street ; Cbatteris, Whit- , more, and Co. Lombard-street ; Biddulph, Cocks's, and Ridge, ' iiiariog-cross ; Dorrien and Co. Finch-lane Conduit; Ham elersleys, Palimall ; Veres, and Co. No. 77 , Lombard et reet ; and y the Secretary, No. 7, Craven-street, Strand, where the Books any be seen by those who are ir.clined to sugport this Charity, rtd where the Society meet on the first Wednesday in every month. This day was published, In Two Vols. 4to. the Eleventh Edition, corrected and reviiied, price AS. M. calf, lettered, A DICTIONARY of dos ENGLISH LAN. A .11. GUAGE, in which the Words are deduced frotn their Ori. and illustrated iu their different Signification, by tram , Its from the best Writers. To which are prefixed, a History 9f :he Language and so English Grammar. Ly SAM) JOHNSON, L.L.D. Printed for F. C. and J. Rivingtoa, J. Nichols and Co. Clarke tud Sons, J. Cuthell, W. Lowndes, Scatcherd and Letterman; V. Wilkie, T. Egerton. E Jeffery, Longman , Hurst, Rees, Orme and Brown ' • Law and Whittaker; Cadell and Davies; J. and A. Area; W. Stewart, S. Bagner, John Murray, W. FMB*" 1. hooter, W. Otridge. J. Black and Son • Mack, Parbury, and Allen; Hatchard, R. beholey, J. Mein:Moon J. M. Richard- ; son, I.acksrgtun and Cu. J. Mawnian; it. H. k.;ins, J. Asperno, 3. Bomb, Baldwin, 03494, and Joy; E. Ctix and boa; S. Sohn, it Fenner, W. Reed, C. Hower, R. Saunders, Walker and ' Edwards ; IS. Reynolds ; Wilson and Simi, York; meditation's, Son, and tioidswerds, Ttie above Work, considerably enlarged by the Rev. H. J. Todd, is now publishing in pas, pent Al. Is.' each. FRIDAY, JULY 4, 1817. KENNET' AND AVON CANAL NAVIOATIoN. NOTICE is hereby given, that at a Crenrra' Qum , ugly Mettles of the Committee of IVfaitagenicnt OF the Affairs and Bushiest of the Company of Proprietor: of the KENNET and AVON CANAL NAVIGATION, held at the _ Company's Office, la the City of Bath, cn Friday, the 20th day of this instatm hue, the said Committee did appoint a GENE RAL MEETING of the PROPRIETORS cf SHARES in the sold CANAL NAVIGAI lON, to be held-at the Town hail, in Marlborough, in the County of Wilts, on TUESDAY, the uth day of Jule next. at Eleveh o'Cluck in the Forentson, for th.: purpose of ELECTING a TREASURER or TREA SURERS to the said Company of Proprietors, for the year en• suirg, and for other matters, directed by Act of Path:lnc:lt to be done at such Meeting. By Order of the said Committee, WARD and MERRIMAN, Pzincipul Clerks. Marlborough, June 25, 1817. ARTIN acrd Co. Stock-BrAers, be; leave to remind their Friends and the Public, that the 1.0 ITER Y begins NEXT W EDNESDA Y. 9iii of JULY, vor:.iiiing Pour Prizes of Twetry Thowand Povnils, Two of Ten Thou"snil Pounds, ate. &c. Contols And Money—First-drawn Prize will receive, in addition, 4%0,000 more. MARTIN and Co. in the Lottery !act finished, sold in Shoes, No. 11_9 .. i Pr!Ze CA . ......... X 30.000 2,205 &c. lkc &c. No. Ot t , C0RN1411.1., and to°, OXFORMSTREE r. .Clopoo FOR THE FIRST-DRAWN PRIZE ON WEDNES DAY NEXT, ON WHICH DAY ALL ARE SURE TO BR PRIZES. T_TORNSBY and Co. Stock-Brokers, No. 9.6, .1-a. Cotonou.. have a variety of Tickers and Shares on Sale for the present GRAND I.DIVERY. The Scheme contains 4 Prizes of X20,00( 1 , of .Clo,ono, 2of .C 2,000, 2of Xi MO, 1 of E5OO. 4 of ‘9OO. d of ,C2OO, lu of XlOo—besides .E3O, .E2O, &c. and only 10,400 Tickets. An early purchase it reconintendedhy HORNSBY and Co. as being truly advantageout to every Adventurer. NEXT WEDNESDAY, 9TI-1 JULY._ - . ."1 SPirEW RIGHT. the Contractor for the Grand I, el • SUMMER LOTTERY of 10.400 Tickets, Two-thirds of ' which (viz. 7,000) will be drawn NEXT WEDNESDAY. when every Ticket will be entitled to a Benefit, and the lowest Xto itt Money; besides FOUR PRIZES of TWENTY•THOUSANO POUNDS, 2 of 210,000, &c. fcc. and as no former Scheme, of so small a number of Tickets, ever did contain more tht.n TWO, there is twice the usual chance of obtaining Prizes of that magni tude, in favour of every .tdventurer. The Scheme shortly is . 4 Prizes of meto,ooo are . , eBo,oco 9 M. 0000000 10,0t* 20,e00 9 .. ' 2,000 4,000 , 2 1,000 ... ...... 2,000 24 2,100 smaller Prizes 19,060 5,900 Blanks to be New Tickets, or receive .610 , • Money .., . • 59,000 Bpd4 Prig s. 889.460 Titus the absolute small Prizes are equal to the usual propor. Lion. There is further the 5,900 Blanks, that In former Schemes would have remained Blanks, aft In this Scheme to become New Tkkets, or entitled to .Eio each, making an EXTRA SUM of ae59,00U in favour of this Lottery. A splendid Total of 5e189,160, and ever Ticket bona fide worth .116. 7s. Ind. lo Money, or 46.76. iutf. each more than former Lotteries, though .Tickets are ZS. ch=per, and selling at the low prices of Ticket atia las. A Half ,C 9 19 0 I Eighth it l 1 6 A guano: 5 1 0 I Sixteenth AI. 6s. only. At blii Old oXces, No. 37, Coomoiti., I No. 11, HotaoaN, so, HAVISAmurr. 141,0XVORD•STAIZT• The Drawing bucket the 9th el JULY. when the Sett:drawn Prize will receive FEN THOUSAND POUNDS more. every Ticket wllebeooine a Prise of not len than ‘tt) value. ESTABLISHED SEVENTEEN YEARS. THE Public are respeitfully invited to an inspee don of the very large and cheap Stock of IRISH SHIRT ING and SHEETING CLOTH, now on Sale, at No. 4, the South side of Bloomsbury-square. The Company, from the ea- cure of their Establisbritenis here and in lielaiA offer to the community the above articles much cheaper and better than they can be procured through any ether medium. 'Their Linens are bleached mitt their corn inspec ion without the help of acids. Th 4.7 warrant their durability and col our, and engage to return the money should a fault appear. Country orderi faithfully attended to. Ausrls --John Donovan, No. 4, Bloomsbury. square, Lputiou; and John Doyle, No. 31, St. Mary's Abbey, Dublin. Good Bins on Ireland, and Batik of inland Notes, taken in payment for Liaen, or discounted. • This day was published, a New Edition, in 45 vols. royal lttnao. with 17 POSIIIIII4 prkit ZiO His. boards, of THE BRITISH ESSAYISTS; including the Tatter; Spectator, Guardian, Runbler, Advetaturer, Con ' nolaaeur, WorW, Idler, Mirror, Lounger. Observer, and Looker. on; with Prefaces, historical mu! biograplakal, By A. CHALMERS, P.S.A. Printed for Nichols, Soo, and Bentley ; F. C. and J. Riviag ton, G. and W. Mica. Clarke and Sous, A. Strabao, G. Wilkie. Scinther3 and Leifer: Wan J. Nunn J• Catbell, Longman, Hurs , , Item, Orme, and Brown ; Cadellood Davies, Law - and Wbittidigg, Carpenter and Son S. &gator, J. and A. Arch, Lackingtoo and Co. J. Black auk Soo ; Black , Parbury, and Al: lea ; J. Asperne, J. Otridge, J. Richardson, J. M. Rtchardsoo, K. kholey; Highky and Soo; J. Hakim/dol. Harris, K. S. lathy, R Pbeney, J. Mawmin, Cradock, sod Jay; J. &ober, Sherwood, Neely, and Jones • J. lbws, P. and W. Wyone; K. Fenner, Ogles, Duntaus, and buck= ; J. Bohn, A. IC. Newman mid Co. Kodwell and Mardis; J. Robinson Wal • her sod Edlrords; R. baundera, W. H. Reid, G. Matkle J. Htersi, Wilau add Saw, Irtitk; A.oCoostable and Co. °Oliver and Braytk r sod J. Fekbalro,tßdlllborgb ; mad Brodie and Qs. Salisbu loUry. The ovringanay be had, separite--The Spectator, 10 vols. ..el 151.—T Le 'Pallet, 5 vols. Zt uo. 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A special General Court of Proprietors. of East India Stock, w•is yesterday held at the Carnpary'a House in Leadenhall stmet, for the purpose of taker.,: into consideration the Report of the Commi•r.•e of Bye Laws, which was laid before the last Geoctil Court by Mr. Howourn. The Minutes of the preceding Court hav:ng ber read, a long and desultory discussion took place c q .the various alterations proposed in the Bye Laws by the Commitree. Tip!) , were ultimately agreed ro, certain verbal am.ridments baying beet: previously adopted, and a Court WAS appointed to be Seld "rs Wednesday next, for the purpose of corErm:ag . the alterations. Mr. D. Kntxdunn requested to know, whether it was in the power of the Court of Directors, and if s.), whether it was their intention to reduce the inte rest nn their India Bonds ? The CHAIRMAN answered, that it certainly was in the discretion of the Executive Body, and they would, when a proper oppnrtunity occurred, provikle for the reduction of the interest. The Court then, at half-past six, atijournel PARLIAMEATARr PROCEEDLVGS. HOUSE OF LORDS, JULY 3. Lord Coteurcrsa (ate late Speaker of the Horne of Cont. mons), was Introduced with the accustomed formalities, swan), and took his sear. His Lordship's supporters were the Barons DirmavOis and itrortJALE. The hills upon the table generally were forware.ed in their re.pretive stares, The Earl of Li:vit.:RlCK gave notice of his in: ration to move the second res.lin: of tio• Cnal..uta Cohn Rill to-murrow. On the motion of the Earl of I.IVERPOttI., so Address was voted to the Prime Regent, for the production of au A^c4..ht of the Silver Monies ex..ht.,geti, conseque►►t to Ate n-w Coi nage, the comparative values of the same, with the cape:►:es ut the calttli , ,e, the. CONVICTED CON .',PI t ATCIRS. Lord MONTFORT rose, for the porplse of re. questing some information from the No'Jle Secretary of State, on a topic which he conceived to be of cot , . siderable public feeling and importance. He alluded to the CAW of those very guilty persons who were convicted on a charge of conspiring to persuade or seduce certain . poor innocent Irishmen to the com mission of that which was in law a capital 01*es:cp.-- His Lordship briefly described the leading circem stances of the CAS!! of those persons, one of wooin had been a police offi:er, and who procured Owe:, Itish labourers to assist im :he c , looting of some base me tal pieces with the Flipposed view of making them pass for Toey afterwards informed and prosecuted those unhappy persons, in order to receive the reward for their conviction ; and they were con vices!, and finally received sentence of death. illy,. ever, their own atrocious machinations were not tong After discovered ; they were themselves brought to justice, and received sentence of death. He need not observe to their Lordships, that a crime of a more atrocious dye could scarcely be possible. But as no thing was known to have since taken place with re spect to the punishment of these criminals, he had to request information from the Noble Secretary of State. whether a pardon had been gr.tilted to those men ? Whether such proceeded upon any doubts entettained as to the sitflicieocy of the evidence against them, or from any favourable circumstances which might be conceived in their case ? or whether the delay or remission of their punishments proceeded horn any doubts entet rained by the Learned Judges as to the legality of theis conviction ; Ire was incline.l to suppose, and lie hoped that the Law Officers cl the Ctown would be directed to take measures to prevent the recurrence of such atrocioter offences in tuture. There was another reason ft.r wirch he thought an explanation should be p,iven upon the subject, which was, that an the p,ll.ltc were only ve. iptainted with the fun of their conviction, very en 1. hem', conclusions may be formed as to the catres of the non-execution of the s:ntence. llr had no dotiht of the Noble ViSCOURt'S readiness to afford every pr.)- per information on the subject. Ve.ccittit sinmourfi entertained no dottL: that the trtestions put by the Noble Lord proceeded tdrorn mutters the MOSt hnnourable to himself. He felt lolly aware of the magnitude of the crime alluded to. lint %nine degree of misconception certainly prevailed ai to the real !Acne of the case. The Fersons in cles. thin had tutdusibtedly received sentence of death— their cases v.i.re brought in the usual way before t' , e Prince Regent in Coincil. Tne grounds 'Ton sc'ic',l the decision of the Council, in the first instance, pro ceeded, he ct.uld not pui,ibly state; but gencraliy, upon grounds connected with the last tspiaosition ci the Noble Lord's, the deter:ninstion ut the CouriA etas, that the execution of their sentences should be respited. It it turned mit that these men, from any thing defective in the law, should escape the die punishment of their (lime, he agreed with the Noble Lord that :melt th•lect ought to be presided against by wine legislative proceeding. At present the seta• twice a;tainst these persons if not remitted ;. i t re _ amined in abeyance; the respite did tot p roe . e ,it Irom the livcsetar, cd State, but from the aictmf tLe , Council. PETEMIN FOR RIISOAM. Tall GROSVENOR presented a petition certain Inhabitant Householder► of the Parish of Luke, Chelsea, praying-for Economy and Reform. His Lordship stated, that the Poinon ;Ts had pre sented :4 requisition.for a meeting to the Churchw.a. din:, who having refused to cdi it, they were com pelled to call a inciting under the provisions of the Seditious Meetings Ac's They proposed to hold t-.! meeting at a tavern in the parish., but the keeper of the tavern was thre4tnaed it he suffered the merztin , ; to he held there, at d under the iLioence of intimiCa tiofi refused. They wtta consecrently obliged to Bold the meeting in the (Teti air. 'l'o throw obstruc tion: in th-. manner in the laity of petitioning, was, he Lctiictiti.d, c411,41....c.1 :4 etc much mc:e dila& TEN THOUSAND POUNDS For the First-drawn Prize on WEDNESDAY, 9:h of JULY. (`1 WEBB, Stock-Broker, 9, Cora*,ll, and 17, lA . Ludgate-street, acquaints his Friends that the arrange ments of the present Lottery are peculia rly advlinageuus to those who purchase early ; as it is iutended to draw more than two-thirds of all the 'Pickets on the 9th of July, every one of which wig be a Benefit; the first Inoo Blanks being entitled to 10 each, and all the others wW become New Tickets, to be drawn again the 19th of July, with the privilege of receiving ‘lO Motley instead; and the very first-drawn Prize wig be further ennead to £lO,OOO Money.—.4'ke Capitals casuist of • 4 of ......... .020,030 Consols. 2 of Ito,ooo Money. of .C.t,000 Consols. Alid 16 others of Xl,OOO, i'soo, ‘3OO, &c. Etc. and only 10,400 Tickets. Tickets and Shares are now on Sale at WMlB'B truly-fortu nate Offices, 9, Cornhill, and 17, Ludgate-street, where, in the la. Lottery, were soli in Shares 6,829 ht 7 Shares ......... 11,529 And very recently Three of 590,000, Two of .620,000. ate. Stc. 'P. ° AU Business in the Funds faithfully executed.