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.Nr',mum 11 486 EAST INDIA HOUSE, Decwisber 10, 1623. • 'THE COURT of DIRECTORS of the UNITED COMPANY of MERCHANTS e" ENGLAND, trailing to tea MUT INDIES, fle hereby gWe Notice, Th a t eltey•have received a Letter, copy of which ism follows, viz. " To the Honourable the Court of Directors of the East India Company. • Girtnasau—We, the undersigned. being Proprietors of East listlb Stork. dc'y qualified. request that the Quarterly General c o arspappointed to be held on the 17th instant, may be made i pecial, for the. purpose of considering a Proposition which will t►an 'be sibmitted for erecting, in WI Parish Church of St. G eorg es, Bloomsbury, at the Company's expense, a Monument to dwaigindry of the late CHAIM= GRAN; Esq. with an inscription esprenive'nf the deep sense• entertained of the loos which the East ledia Comistsv has sustained by his death, and of the high esti• nation irr which biecharacter and services are held. " We have the honour to remain, " Gentlemen, your very obedient Servants, " Geo. Groie " John Smith 0 H. Shank " John Plummer " Fleury Trail s' El. lloworth " James Shaw " Chun. Forbes • J. l seph Cotton . 1 . 1 Wm. Falrlie • Henry . Sykis Thornton " Henry 13enhurn " Robert Williams " D. Carruthers )1 John Cockerell " John Linos "J. H. Tritton ' " Gram Allan •' Geo. Hartwell 1. Claude Geo. Thornton " lEneasßarkly " Chas. Elliott " John Fairlie " Richard Kennaway " John Kennaway 1 • Edwd. 'Fletcher . " A. W. Roberts • " Cherie* Mills " Wm. Heygate . " Henry 'takes • Thos..Lowndes P. Heady " Geo. Cumming " John Rae Reid " John Irving " John Twining " Itiehd. Twining, inn. " Geo. Brown " J. Taylor a' W. Paxton " C. C:Kkerett " London, 10th December, 18‘i3." The GENF.II.IL COURT appointed to'be hektat this nosse on the 17th instant, is thcref‘re made SPECIAL accordingly. JOSEPII DART, Secretary. TEM LAST WEEK BUT ONE OF TOM AND JERRY. ADELPHI THEATRE, STRAND. BY AUTHORITY O► TIM LORD CHAIIIIILLUIL rr TOM AND JRRRY having been again honoured by the pre sence of Royalty, and received on every Representation with the loudest peals of laughter and applause, by crowded and fashion able Audiences, It wiU be repeated a few nights longer. The New Burletta, entitled QUADRUPEDS, having elicited the "loudest acclamations of applause, will be repeated every evening till Christmas, when it must unavoidably be withdrawn, to make room for a New and Splendid Comic Pantomime, which has been the whole of the Summer in preparation. THIS EVENING. THURSDAY, December 11, and during the Wei:k, will bepresented, the celebrated Barletta of Fun, Frolic, Fashion, and Flash, called TOM AND JERRY! OR, LIFE IN LONDON. Corinthian Tom, Mr. Waescn ; Jerry Hawthorn, Mr. J. Rzeve; Logic, Mr. Wir.stssou. Progression of the Day and Night Scenery and Incidents: 1. Life in the Country 11. Life in St. Duastan's 2. life in Love 12. Life in Hell IS. Life in 'Training 13. Life in Rags 4. Life on Foot 14. Life in Bond-street S. Life on I lorsebsek 35. Life in the Stars 6. Life in St, James's 16. Life in the East • 1. Life in the West .17. Life in a Nonplus S. Life isf Fancy 18. Life in Limbo 9. Life In the Dark 19. Life in a Lark 10. Life in a Row 20. Life in a Mask. After which (by permission of S. J. Arnold, Esq of the Theatre Royal English Opera), the much admired Burlesque, entitled 'QUADRUPEDS; OR, THE MANAGERS LAST KICK! Boxes, 4s. Plt, 21. Gallery, Is. Doors opened at ail and Per iciensance commences at a Quarter before Seven. Ha/f.price at /lalt.patt Eight. Box Office ore froth Ten MI Fintr, *hero of Plates may he taken, and a Pilvate Box had Nightly, Mr. CoS. lad. No Volley - returned. Children In Armi nut admits& .4 BRYANSTONE-SQUARE. 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WPHENE, No. 90, FLEET-STREET, near S BRIDGE STREET, respectfully announces to the No bility, Gentry, and the Public, that he has opened the above House in the CONFECTIONERY and PASTRY BUSINESS, in all he branches, for retail trade and family accommodation, and will loaP a constant supply of Soups, Made Dishes, Savoury Patties, Ice C 7 t'Anss JelUe3, Coffee, Chocolate, English and Foreign Fruits, Etc. lle has also fitted up a Refreshment-room for the accommoda tion of occasional Customers, furnished with all the usual Refresh ments in Season, the French and English Papers, Gazettes, &c. Ste. to soliciting the favour of Public Patronage, W. Pherie begs to assure aim that it is his determination to provide every article of the most sepericrr quality and choicest selection, and from the fa cility hii Establishment affords, the greatest punctuality and dispatch tray be relied en. FOGS AND DAMP MR. BARCLAYS ASTHMATIC CANDY has , for man y years, been proved an effeetstal preservative from the ill of--' frets of the Fogs and Damp Air which, in the Winter Season, are so prevalent in this climate. Its effects arc, to expel Wind, to pre serve the Stomach from the admission of Damps, and to relieve those who suffer from tie difficulty of breathing. Prepared only by Barterer and Soss,9s, Fleet-Market, ton ion, anti sold, by their apnpintinent by all respectable Stationers, Dia:gists, and Medicine Vetclers, in boxes at 2s. Otl. and Is. ljd. cub, duty included.—Observe none can' be genuine, unless the L3lAlta ut " Bat oldy arid Sons" ..r: on the Starilp afbOed tomb box. . . Per . Cent • t i . • ... • • , •. • Aft N. 1 / 4 . ii' t 0 . • . • .. . .. .. - - , • 'l'44 , ' 4. ... . . •0 005 _ '•' _'' -•-• : 1 .-4 1 / 4 • .. • - • •• 4 a . t•.. .•..• 4. - . ;,. . ' ri'.s !“..tes •.- • - * L. '',....:- $ ' •! ' ' - -•---- . - . $ • , f‘ 1 . ...:'.: 7- " . 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" , ~,g a er utepto ...0.4 - __..en to eidetko''' 1 • • • ~ •. ~ :Pi 1 - -CRI ter rt , 7 c v. 4 lathe rwettablishnswit ot the, Holly Incinim-.iou.- It i$ sate, that his *464 turned on his heel, saving es then •yell WWLsesnain tfa ihatattitude a long time." It is said that the fOreignAnslnemadors here have transmitted a nett to" the .Goirernesmii, in ,which, amongst other things, tlitersilinand. that the capitulations rna•ie with the Con istitutional armies and. garrisons should b e must swir l - • lonssly obsetved, and that they invite the King to give to -.tie nano; as Soon as nos.ible, ,ome kind , of Re • esen. tative Government. • On the twenty-sixth ;11t1:- Ma jesties ind thik Royal Family went to the Theatre the Pieta teprisented was la Lenador Amuses (lie ,Secich A; by the special desire of the Queen, who thinks she iseis," too. licentious an exhibition, the nsWeekien alone was danced. I t i s even a dd e d t h at s h e 1w .ed mansatwd to the fignrantes to observe a little.more rency then usual in their costume. The Theatre wets iellY filled. with persons belonging so the King's llousehald.for the public were not advised of the Royal visit. Mal the MOM= of its taking •place. On rettuir -ing from the Theme; toast am hernia* Yeilh ,- hig wiled:drirectia s hie hank lead eiyieg , .4 .! Long 'live dip tlibiolsite King," Cede a shoat:. is in front-of the Freneh Gardes dweespe, saheb asaasei, had their swards sheathed. It is that-the Risher-of OSMA, one of the late Regeney, has hien 'ordered to quit • Madrid. The lessen from Cadiz contain nothing new ; the inha• bitants and the great numher of Liberals, who Are still there, seem determined not to alio* the Royalist troops to enter the town. L'Envecinado, who was made pri soner, has been set at liberty. PRESENT STATE OF THE MOREL This day was published, in One Volume, Oro. Illustrated by Plates Wood -cuts, &c. price 15s. boards, NARRATIVE of a TOUR through the MOREA, giving an Account-of the present State of that Falba:di and its Inhahltants. By Sir WILLIAM GELL. Primed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, Brown, and Green, London- • .• • • This day was published, price 6s. THE "EDINBURGH REVIEW and CRITICAL JOURNAL, No. LXXVIL Correasrrs-1. Funding System—British Flnanees-.41.- Clain Lawl-3. Prince Ilohenlobe's Miracles-4. Scottish MAI midi Songs—S. Royal Authors, the Bourbons-4. Wenßen 11110iiint tore—Duty on Foreign Wool imported—T. Negro I and Emancipation--s. Clarte's Travels-9. Secondary 1 Nosels--10. Geology of the Deluge-11. Memoirs of the &sou Kolti-12. The Court of Chancery—Quarterly List of New lications. - Mt LITE sPelusu pOLONTA -.0-- NEW YORK, NOVEMBER IL , Extract of a latter to a Geotlemati data Rio Janeiro, August 1, 1822. 7 ." oubdens hare heard of thaß.is - itikan traps having evacuated Bahia on the 2d ult.-climax pursued by. Lord Cochrane, who, on' the 111; rnicl7,lFrit in about 29 ihipt ; and al. *ugh his force was weir inferior to that of ihe "GOV . * be says he is determined to p ursue t h em to t h e T agus . VIDRO; AUGUST 19. . Printed for Archibald Casual)le and Co. Edit*lingh ; did Lo man, Horn, Rae% Orme, Broom, mad Greco, London. This day was published, lb Three Vole es, taco. a new Widen, price Xi. 115.6 d. board?. ASERIES of PLAYS; in which it is sttetapte4 to; delineate the stronger Passions of the Mind—each Passion being the subject of a Tragedy and a Comedy. By JOANNA BAiLLf B. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, Brown, and Green. Of whom may be kad..by the same Author, Metrical Legends of Exalted Characters, in i1e0..145. boards. The Tamil); Legend, in Bro. price 3s. dd. kruceklaneoss Plays, in leo. price 91. boards. We have information here ofthe evacuation of.Babia by the Portuguese, and that - previous to their departure they razed ibe town. It isliird to detennine how much of this to belie* as ,4 wars and rumours of wars," battles, .dec. are iiitite common in this section ofithe gliiise. Of the main fict there seems to be no doubt. General Lecor's cannon were bellowing joy the other night, is coinniela ' Morittighl of dr - etre:at. Lord Cochrane s squadron was saidititinhistrong einiugh to cope drith the Portuguese *diet; of - witrand transports; theii destination. Was uti -IfiniVrti ; a gedeyal hair prevails here that Mee 'Cite leitte to Lisbon, yet 'sortie fete h entertai..ed .that th may cosnato the *stance of Chit glace ;; if. in, 1 11" IN relative. tgegay, that there Loyal fried& OM . 1147‘iWba4 v/Otense Stilton,. '&lcl:believe. hy l fiii liE r ibigjiiiiti of the inhabitants of this . city • would' iiiiiir *see A iiibit. ading squadron ehe harbOur, and General Lecor's iti'est under their.esells to pnt an. end to thli .iiar , fare, than any aid their good king: can sena uteri. I doubt: Mu& whethet bneihalf the . Wont 1 winild be willing to embiu is for Eurolf- ? yet how.loeft ohit;•lete of things Orin. lait iti iii • . --- • et - tbiktie "wita:the; emery is r :eiii ; ' • ,:i s dqing,,the people !walk abont the oven% 4 peifeetly at leisure," readyterligteitto any story of foreign <redo. mestic manufacture, .that .Prozniser to benefit Albeit ii. tuation: This city has always-been an object of strife with thil partisan Chiefs and RaYalisit; antlitriditilrbe a bone of contention until the Government o f-the. Bra. sits Weenier permanently Settled. •-;; %4.' , - .i:i4 ~:. r • • NSW tdnic; soVEsiiiiiiii. • - ' I '''''' Our latest flaiannah Papers, faii% arded from the• art bf the Seri:dere Patriot, contain a jeiretafcie. 411111111111 Ne at the Castle of San Juan de Uiloa, ta.SAJOat. et.. wbieh time bostiltties appear not to . haVit... . .. , The Spanish vessel Fame had arrived, an d bite. . Vold someof the Soldieri Of the kwison. An Eitel at f** ier on board of a *easel at Sacrificing had . penteited egainst the destruction of British property- in the' town. ag thhnight of the Ild, boats from "the Castle kept. up &fire fur three hours upon the bulwark of .14. Cone*. tion, without any reply from the shore. • ... !i.-..: - ' •COLOIIIIIA—POitTO CA UNAILOA, ; !LA ,) . : By . the arrival at this port of the Colombian . bris qt Aar .Eagle, after a tedious and boisterous ptissur f fio, Li. Guayra, We learn that early ill October tharesseging ."army under General Pace, with Gene ra l Bern Ja i second in commend, had made considerable priggeti le the attack upon Porto Cabello. The town and all dite epproaches had been taken. The Spanish gartis4p bad been forced to retire to the fortress in the tslaukopoo . which a battery of 24 guns and two 13=in c h mo r ta r s played almost incessantly. . . • O 9 the sth of October a division oft,Bs9then, tinder the command of Colonel Lyster, marched from Canc. I slas to reinforce the besieging army, and Capt. Couerell, pf the • Eaglet, speaks of those troops in terms of the hishest admiration, as to theit appearance and disti iplane. Two sloops of war already block:tiled the bar. bopr of Porto Cabello, and a natal expedition to attack the place by sea teal fitting out at La Guayra and Cs inane. - The ship Which had •asvived hats Holland is tp lead on the expedition. She is a fine ship, one of .shose built by Napoleon, and carries 60 guns. - • . _ . • • 1 ~ ) • . I! I.4)biiWG-0LA . 111111131 AT RADIMILD Paidss.—Tlyi No. r• 'LI , and filentry are respectfully informed the', may . supplied' with the best Cast Plate Glasi, of the largest _ thleitSlOtlll, at GITAOT COOPit 'yid 'ON's' Plate than Wirelsiorse (eitablished. fifty yeste4 No. SdEriceadilly, 4pposits St. James's church. A. large amassment of chimney, Pier, Console, and Dreising Glasseg,_bstvitsv, flat! t grlass for SOK% Carr ages, -CPoir. .____,,- {intros,. 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TIIC ANNUAL NOG RAPHYandOBITUARY for the Year 1824. Coma:alai Memoirs of celebrated Men who bon died in 1822-23. tamers.—Lord Keith) John Philip Ramble, Esq. Dr. Os.: /ieo; Mrs. Radcliffe; Mr. Robert Bloomfield; Sir Geary *eV with; Disho_p , Middleton ; Charles Shave Lefevre, E.q. Joh& Nollekens. Esq. Dr. Janet; Oates)] Demosties ; die Sari St. Vincent; Jobe daft Asioetwieln, Req. the Rail of Ilizzt Dr. soma Lela Olentervis t Sit Mob Peak David Big. • fir Wiwy -Itambiarn ; Admiral Seissek. *puma *wpm.? phieal Listed Peaces who have died within dui Tear. Primo:lra 1.:44m0, Nu*, Roes Oros., itorifru, add Of *each ittathe had, Vol s. Ito 7 et If* above. Wuril i priell 1 ti. ea* ,:;. • EXPLORATORY TRAVELS. • • : 1 This day was in Three Volumes, On. Mestiatid Ss Y i d Plater, prise WI. 16s. boards, . ACCOUNT of ao EXPEDITION from PITTS- - BUSGH to the ROCKY MOUNTAINS, performed In the Years 0040. by oilier of the Hon. J. C. Calhoun, Secretary of War, under the Comspend of Motor S. 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The other aided -Welts of the suns Hod ere the power sod Ilakilatik‘ rare Si their respective parties; bet it le the first and decided ilkerrinadot of She Editors Si the Weetsunsees Ittlikw to take PR with es hair, us support to body of used, and teretcrief &allure of the cake which they bar undertaken, and In which they are not untried; es mindere:l by prerseiud Amity aihiPsy. friendship. In this publicatioa they bre eszenixed'a Cri tical and rnlitical Rooker whose decisions shall be formed on the basis of general prbicipirs Lone, sad Whiekere Arid tissir ever rise td rarriritt,. will never. be polluted. by the virolesho te :i Fat/ O , - The &goon her great eathfredoit In that they ski the rear of en ibis mod settee Society of ledie, who beales with Mint and somewhat ofindigneden that thenof has been usurped With blaster tires, hod dual the , eette74 . = me and of a who par sad, arse* Sur; *llk Si the =, have been saWneld are f W establish' a anti! wlore ferret= e lP =howinginey be obtains& antler frer'delyirse the utility Si the rigid Si this :re wh sireadtaidat lea the eentrary, t be f lowa* that depilate redated Mush seed, and tits.at dot r with ter mit p liNlkshitt etyntrais...Jint the Editors ottbe Witetstectra Rxemw all of that barna tisk narrow led tonikdat eystiets doer is CO cloak anew noses coo thee lest sights sd**these see the latrests Si the owerws pity at large. It is their ambition to trate this Kevirtr....the Mow sanative of the true interes ruitrity, add the ISM and Is. variable advocate of these • WHO Pod tOiliacult the hap" pions and hisellorte The • • tbesorratit of tie . ' • in which the Work teal bu( redacted, the Rain feel Shipord) as maids the plan and eters Ike Of lt,•te Misr to their Number. In a short an* heenonnent like the , is be impossible to describe dire with any ; aid lifer any eireunistintes, perhaps a orderer's. be more:wallalligety thee a description. It will readily be sees, fror a that the plan embrasure some readies ; and it Is. tested that the execution will be scab as to deserve no Sandi -of the-public attention. g The :FIRST NUSIIPZ&IIIIFppear in JANUARY, 1524, • • Pdatid Par • Orme, Drown; and Gliva,, Patergloar-erv, i4•444,,,x 2 4 . - . • lhorim • gstriideit *letter (rim liadricl i slated . el The appointment of Don gometanuel Joseph d'A to be Superintendent of Public Vigilance has given a little satisfaction to the peaceable -and well-dispose. M. Arjoius•ivas Corregidor of Madrid In 1820. He i considered to tie an honest And a pliter man. His first act, on coming into plaOhiss bein to dismiss the Seem. tary.General .of Superintendence, who was. a man of violent views and rapacious disposition, who contrived to ansass.toatiderekle wealth during the coeftred period that has just elapted. The King has nailed General CierifdAgoa l trirdeibr of the Arilliity ; 'Cus&a to at the heed of-the Zhgititersi Aimerick (who cons tilted hiettelf COMMindant.Gendml of the :Royalist Ifoluntilirs of Madrid) Is td be Inspector of Walt* 'ad General Birisecrsdit (*ho WO Mick inhaler by; do, and Manned sigaini a bred* of sis t e l = l :utional %'M, e Ippointod Governorel Rat 4: cdo n a ; ate Foralte, tliolltittor- of Lap -Agana.... All those bec[ttainted With - the abdvbrititt mdividoalst that it Would be hhpossible to. select-frortythe w .le Spanish Army any °Sassiest fitted for seth employments. On the gstd. instant a Council of ears was held, at. which the Princes were pubent. It isf said that these last, together with the Secretary .6£ State; Don Viitor Saes, were for further vindictive measuresi erne, confiscatiOn, tc, aiainst the Liberals; bit Abe§ one of the *sots: parent had prudent* and address( enough to hazard sisese sg them the risk of indulging id .lankier excesses, in the present ciretunstancel of t country. He look tbe. liberty .of reminding • them ; • vihat had recently passed at Cadiz, the expulsion ;of - Royalist Governor.. - pointed out to them that Malt of such a. systeniniust deprive Spain of the. most active and wsulthy pun of its populatlOn ; and that' adoeset those designated as Liberals ) ,. there .were great 'umbers of men not devoid of resources, eirher mental' pecuniary, and Wha t if driven to eideOity, might become formidable erienties. The disbanding at the army, both Royalist and Coo , stitntional, is still talked of. It is slid that the Garde' da Corps hive been °MAW to return to the domiciles, rbom whence tip este finish the. docutireats necessary to purify•theliielves Ruth tespicion of liberals& pie French Garde: de Corps remaining hire are eitrediely dissatisfied ' • they . Opeoly gifires; their desire OF being wcaUed, and say; they only engaged to be Anbody Ord' of Louis XVIH. and not of Pet dines& VIL and • t Paris, not Madrid, is their proper h it mid a similar sPirie it eery . prevalent Anions the regi- Merits forming the Army of OccaPariOn. On the sth ISM we wete *ear having.bere a Most sanguinary, affair. fkunit French troopeluded a soldier of the Spanish ipture t near thy Wracks of the lancers of Ferdinand • Several of chid latter regintetit, on learning . the Attimitance, rushed out fiiriously send attacked 'the frenchvane 9( motto* they kilted, and wounded seven. The alarm was given at a Finial guard.hoose in the: aeighbourhoodi the.soldiers of which immediately map:, yawed spot tb‘ /inters with. kettlarttnensi and the! fonsitous arrival of: some officers hainitst pat ith, itlte td the disorder, i is 4ifiicalt to s 4 to 'Whit . able excess tbe evil Might Ai* baiiincitieseß. In.ptdOr. to avoid the . rassisral ,ef - similar scenes . ..anionfit. who now inveterately hate each other, thsi int - lancers bat been Atilt Mini Madrid. It is said. a stallscene lattetaken• tilaCe jai 'l°:tniPelarn., CA' the c ' questa of-which were touch more mikes, as egreasere, number were killed aniwbonded,the.Royalissa bassi • ti attempted to take possiessind cid* citadel: Sertrir • "Iti alts[ Chiefs are at present at Trappist is lodged sate conyea of the Nupstof tl4e crawento. Fottr French reginients Of iiifiintlyah,d • ht-horse and hasten form the garrison of feadrit French Swiss guards do dic e y only in the -; 4 4 jointly with the Spanish guard, The following:1 'oce • • of the Kiug.took place, st is said, on the 25iii in ;1 •—ale King, dressed in plain clothes, wasloing Cott:. the Palace, when he vraismpfild'bellifioeFttat.: the French icallirds, who eoltiltiritthat his or. idea there *Ate per' tit hibt, tin pasi ales: "eiciiirei`br his usual suite.- . The King ; aecorillOgli•rehirdedtc lii apartibents. Withlo the hist few days; `deptitatiein of Caucus, and • MO*, -waited on his Mitilisty, as it is said, shwa themselies oritheiniltei, de: cluing relay would riot the Until hii Majesty caisented tairtenber 29 : not . This day was publish•Al, Is am ereeeal coloured Plates, price les. boards, WWII/. • 1 Part Tt. of AVM°. CHIRURGICAL TRANSACTIONS publislied by the Medical and Chlrurgical Society of London. 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