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z "; )r. Lir ., textett-cenerai a 1.31 Comproilee melt. N 11:01t, IA fart. .1773, M.A. 1776... lowuud, vita:- of eat wt. I , adnonhire. _ regular Members tot n London, have Reds t ., at t 7 year. to ::ta sway and to oftetl rlmoira! felicity. Tbe 5 tv•eiVt4 to of priming • artow: . .arg tbvir ifulaioc thou !tbet' . .^S rs- , altlne fro* ,:.irties of a la , itionsble sin, or a 4N:rat, solit.srfs e5:4404 this Slain 3, and steraity one nitelts Uc ativernsar..:w cure, preveiited esiet tab* tent;, brOad over there • to holss, Itowv:er diiig iry other praiettleoers, I, they may Sc rc.wrt4 vets a IVia44-fser, fro tuna, and etery species NUM. , made 0 treat rirlatit restraint in Mat r and °beta ial4lt t Let thaut eteottrse to Use refavnees of *Vett e..a tpeccaldity, who basis having laboured undrsr 'males, *lose estoO -11 *spines* Amite hews In to know, eat tir a general health is ri.sav sing the cure of tlle nay not he marked Isr attached td ft.* i 840.. rhea to state t4arttar into retry brantri nf iifferent horvAgs, anti iatir, !hest !save to estthr • tlng Clas Oast euckb• re of the general prai vssons c.Anstitute a is* rids *hitt: day taro state the pakteulowe riclosing a Bak -nes 1 be forwarded to *ay greet, fleet or let. GERMANY. thing in the immediate Al heart is devising the most the generous feelings which it relieving INS TRESS iu GER to remind Britons, that there ity, no way of shewing our gra ce for the blessing, more noble the rescue or those who are ready iten stated, fur aid to the suffering has already been done and, up- Sly contributed, and as promptly which the happier circumstances enable us justly to conceive of. But to whom the hand of Charity fe ~and never was the Proverb, its double," more applicable than greases will be found in the Reports 11 as. Papers for Churches and the London Tavern; and at iumber of u 5 gratis ; sod above 7e. and small paper at 2s. per xespo Os 04. .NCt RECEIyZIU : • From th . .: Devon and . spll s b y Bank, per Veres . Exeter Committee, the me 0 " St Co" collected by Rev. sth remittance J. H. alsconshy, Xil 3s. 6d. • .At 11/1e:- . .srs. Ramsbottosn's Uric, Stratton, and and Co. M'Nair 426 f chants Hayes, Esq. John Swainson, Erg. 10 10 Miss Hayes The Earl of Fazwihiam. Rrv. Charles Moriee per Sncw and Co. no 0 The Corporation of Tho. Davison, Hackney 10, 0 Windsor 20 0 Thomas Barstow • 10 0 Rctusbottom and Bayer- W. L. 10 10' r.oek Rev. Henry Walter 5 0 Daniel Smith William Hooper 1 1 Subscrl; thins received Spitsby Bank, per Veres at Windsor,by BLOM II it: Co. collected in the . and Combs 70 16 Varies of Hundieby,Xs 4§.6d. The Churchwardens of Parish of B r issirgharu, Sutton Valence 10 17 Norfolk, by Ree.G.Betts 6 S Mr. William rapworth 1 1 Richard T. Elunt St Co. £0 0 Mrs. Mary Papworth 1 1 Charles Forster, jun. Miss Sa r a h Pa p werth, Vv'alsall, Staffordshire 10 0 10s. Cd.: Miscs.llaue. A t Messrs. BiddulphacCo. ous, its. £1 4s. 6d. Collection at Pari-liChurrh At Committee Koons. of Ledbury, rer Webb 46+ Dalton, Esg. S 5 and Co £l7 13a 6d. Collection at Bishops At hies r 9. Fry and Co. I Auckland, per Rev.!. Bacon 15 17 N;rs. Roper 1 0 . 7 .\ 'rs. 4 1. L oughty 1 0 Friends of Shipston-on. :ears. Dave 1 0 Stour and vicinity ZS 9 NIA. .t'....11 1 0 Inhabitains of Pool - and A. S 0 vicinity , per 3. Merry c 13. at Wan 1 0 weather 113 15 Parish of Martte.bans 71S At the Bar of the City of OBstedltid ' 910 London T avern. Ditto of Burgh 5 i 0 A m ail Church in Wood . Ditto At Nlessrs Hankey&Cess street 4 0 Rev WA: am Coney 50W. S. 10 0 H. F. 1 0 Rev. Wm. Howell and COlicC,iolls In Colc.hester Fri:Aids, Knaresbo. its neighburhood,per rough, rer 1. Hard- St • Mills and Co. £361 4a. 94. . castle and Son 10 .0 ... Subscriptions receiv.ed at the 13:-IT of the City P and f London all the 1.11. van ; L:oyd'. Cifee-touse ; Stock Exchange; at Ban k etr s in '1 own m! Country. R. H. MASTEN, Z secretaries. LUKE 110 WARD, S Egaitirust.--46 Voted by the Westminster AssociaKion in aid of the general Cunt', at the cliposal of the London Cominittte, ice.,5.-9 1! . 5." shou ld 1 1 1 1 1 1 12 10 1 i NA ' I lONAI. MUSIC. • This day wa: puha-6rd, price Iwo Shillings, THE nrigindl kind celehritted National D utch Air, of ORANc;E BuVEN, or W41.1.1AM of NASSAC, Prince of Orange, arranged with Variarioas for the Harp, or iaoolOfter TO which Is 'ed, the joytul Liberation of Hot. land, from the orannic yoke of the Erench ; composed by E. Jams, Bard tr, his Royal Hie hness the Prince Regent of Great Britain. This is a Supplement to the Author's B former tvio of various Num bers of " Terpsichore s Ikarquet," or Select eauties National Mrlodies of the Allies. Sold at Messrs %reboil, Chappel, and Laccoeau's MusioSit , p., in New Bond-street ;at G o ulding's, in Sohn-square t ; at Clementrs, in C hea p side; Preston's, in the Strac.ll; and a other Music Shops. • Just pitiThiishiti, In Three Vol.. Bvo. price Its. 6d. in extra boards, with a Vreface including a Memo!r of the Awhor, NE WOIZKS of Mrs. COWLEY.—'clie two Tbrat Volumes ;nclude her eleven Uranus; the Third con taint a large Conte ion of Poetry—Edwina, the liuutress ; '1 h.: Invasion of pain by th Moors; 't he Emigration of the House. of Bragiinza ; severat other Poems, never before puislishtd; and &Tale in Yro9e• be whole of the Works printed front Copies heightened with the its touches of the Awhor. Printed t'nj G. NtjAir, Paternoster - r ow; T. F 'ne Cro.s; and J. licidwell, New Eoad-street. •I : .i. day was published, is 2 Volumes, svo. price Xi. lb. boards, MOONSHINE: consisting of Rerit.o ks in Verse on Various Sobitcts. and on Part of England and Wales; among others, Leatfor.l Heath and the Vicinicy of the Cray, Rochester, himidson, We of Thant, Guertisry,late, Arun del, Northam) tat, Highgate, Bath. Wells, Chetlda, Bristol, He reford, Colebrot Dale, Nrw Passage, Brreon, Hafod, ValesAbert with, Dolgelly, Anglesea, Bangor, Caernarvon, Conway, of Clyde, Bala, alatsviyd, Montgomery, iivacknon, am some of the Sea's athacOPl? Printed. fur Lot.gman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Battu not? er f row. ,I,AfQt4i * GUIDE TO PART 4. This day was published, closely printed in a neat Pocket Volume, Bing-rated with a large Quarto General Map of France, from the latest Authorities, turd a Map of tke Roads between Paris rind London. I,rlce1 ,rlce ati a Journey from A PRACTICAL GUIDE, during 1-LLocdon t o parii; including acorreet Account of the different Moines, tke Pasting itegulationo, Distances in 1.14,1141 Miles, and Local Observations ; Dire:cue:li to Strangers UJI theirlust arrival, Deseripeott of Public Ltlifices and instrutions, Places of AmtP,ement, btr,ets, Market., die.; a Sketch of Modern Mau. nem, Catalogite of Paintings, atil mbar objects deietving of notice in the I.rcoctl Metropolis aid its ELIII4OIIB. By M. i.AFONS. London Publishes! by S. and /1. Oddy, No. 4!, Irylane, Pcer siosti-r-row ; and sold by J. Maynard, Penton-street, Vlayti..atket, *nil ail ocher Booksellers. _ ORGANIC DEFEcTs, at. This dsy were published, by.. fi tter 56. in booed', ItESULTS ot EX.VE.KLENCE in the T REAT MEN 1' of DiaLC I b of U I'II ERANCII front DEFI CIe.NCIES in the ROOF of . thethe UTH, ar.d other Imperfec aims and lillalconfor-matiuna o! Ors : with Observatioos on Cases of toady and iniptrfect developonect of the PAClaliele By J. HEL.WALL, Esq. PrOfoPlOf it tbolitieote and Practice of Bloc:Aim Sold by PACASVI. Arch, C 01314111; Ritlaway, Vicitaddly ; jjoy4 lucky-sweet, Ice. . . Where• may be had, -14 r. T.'s Letter to Mr. Cline, on the 'frcatmett of !topsoil.: IlMats, ice. Is. . * - Vestibule of,Fitoptace, pike Ins.fid. Illus:ratiotts of Rhythms, Alice 100.41 d. ' A. 84 Way 61 the li:stingiest, No. -67, Lincoln's lon Jriallbi 1011 Teats ot Duattstic aud ratvate Tuition, pries It. • - . • , R. " t . !. - - 4 • .j rC tried, mil - eo n - . e . ~: • ' • -hen sentence Was -, 14 3 — jglOet'll Ladd ' :lit, 1- lA,th Tay ltir . :k, Benj .tmin ?jilt tt, and ' " ' llMMlC s "" gles. """ dm " ---61 ! i Chytries, :; , 7 ,.. :• NUMBER 8475;* rid* Squilell •• . 1 _ .. _,..-.. and Itcnekluithik, 404e1. 1 a t ; • DISTRESS IN C 4 J ,fr,. tlbnel' &A, NAT I-11LE Europe is eau; garsteel Ac Jev - ison, k. V prospect of Peate , and evei irtleirt gugaiktii ta ptessive means of giving vent to t Danbt, Mary Belli • excites, n x cites, the COMMIEE for re NIANY deem it scarcely needful v Ger gF FrCPPAP4 Is ao mode of rejoicing iu prosperiv, )41% L e ' W i‘ C.Jynot (gaud,. w ALMleill Y PRoVIDV , Ci :.ths. 4 Tirge — Crirts: than the relief of the digressed, the 3rthi . jcihrit off t ) to perish. 'l le necessity, so often . Germans, still exist;: much has fatk• ?Mihail% Misr; bards of £BO,OOO has been nobly ik. tVilllant. Wood; tonittcd, to alleviate sorrows, wit of this evetintry will scarcely enable 414111.tni • e l ia "il l iVe4 there are millons of Sufferers to tile. 1 - 10i1MCt et , .• •t; 4; Most yet be extended, to save life years, runti for on that" Newt° gives promptly, give )tithe each ; li ft sk at proem. Details of these Distres mate fined Is. each ; of the Committee, which, apt well Congregations, may be had at v an t} ew 0 pikblicly Aekermann's, Strand; to the nal s?itrdkand ovenq: that nember on large paper at hon. hundred. a Mai. : -.. • ' . snasCairrioAmount already advertise d tytts su At Lloyd's :. I__ age, telt Gee z. rtirchild o 1 - re If many ycar• t'e lot ghee , to aat♦ ie treatment and calla socnt of to:': fyikiets, wamLfa: elfeet. oft r youths , Itio , ll vet la. 113., 11040ree 1 . 1!1 barren sped to then by rerterbest, tertbdoareo ate eftt-xts, w o m. ; • act', m; ottioohileto olkary vice. Of per t to seiel a I .aVt, tie* ooeuccesafest, is the tied practice. Lt tRf ereal isfeetkm; raft rreeccnees, haYd kites', gleam, al sin lafeh 'Anse baffled the Improved plea o f taw+ tOst pati ent hannieritare velndi re. In ch. ...)nets nurnertni. chief. 4 d.;eir cart, the tont certain, and egparli. yet adapte.l. If ins from this eons t restored to wood r has tin years eats: e retitedtes,aftec the r roqicsite to revili se the conacitZet e first easiest put CO. for Mei at. acrid, lure; that trefcrestor' s of the dadd d Der* treats:34K. ?(lard Ist to twenty ye.ake, ee atd Heattetdiji fttattpted Macrae, at succeed. ate the partjeehei. ettekeshag a Raab'-' e trill be given sr deft Sex, w,h No ro-moststihr. trimatier t Ices itor t • raviiihm• ...-", I- A • I • - t 4 . 0 1 ' -$ .i t i , i ••7., Al VVV#l' 1-4 P A r . , 1 .....A . .$i • 1 tx(..- Voir IN ' \4 . l . I RQS ! il 1 1 itl 0 I *. . ( 41°441 ! ~,, • . it. lakri4des IL 7 t: 4110 , 4r Th.__ (V.I. • -•••• - - - . e ••••••'n--....---....---•---"' - - ......., -- Tlr'r)tilr, MAY 3, 1814. PRICE SI XPEN C. E• II AI, F PEN NY. ,-„,, iliPa arr, I TO THE APOTHECARIEi OF ENGLAND AND WALES. 'TOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That 1 I will be a GENERAL MEETING of APOTHECARIE 4 held on Tituasnay. MAY the 12th, at the CIONIN AND Au- HOl TAM' N, STRAND, at One o'Cloek,to take iuto cooddera.. non tile Bill about to be submitted to Parliament for 4, The Ens largemesit of the Clurter of the Society of Apothecaries. and for better Regulation or the Pracice of Apothecaries tbrutighout aglausl and %Vales." Chair to be taken at Two o'Clock precisely. By Order of the Committee, London, April 1 29, ttil4. W. J. WARP, Secretary. N. B. The Draft of the Bill will be printed. and a Copy sent, by order of the London Committee, to each of the District Com. miner., previously to the General Meetiog. It will be to be bad of all the Medical Booksellers. .P4IaI4IMI.7NTART PROCEEDINGS. WI April, 1814. TO GRAZIERS AND OTI-11 , ..Eq. ICKMANSWORTI - 1 PARK, I ItTS, xv be open on the 2d May next, for lior.es, at 75.; on the Yob May next, for Cows, at 31. lid. Apply for ado:is:lon W Mr. John Cardie, Bell lon, Ricktuansworth. N. B. Colts and Calves to be paid f w as tl.srses and Cows. HOI.ISP. OF LORDS, MAY 2. Counsel was heard in the Chancery cause, Tregonorell a% Sydenham. Judgment was poeponed in the eases Smith v. Rob neon, and Sibbald .. 1-ii4l and others. The discus ion on the Air ley Peerage was put off front Tiers. day nest till to-morrow senniiiht . . AD.UIIIsTRATIoN OF JUSTICE. Lord STANHOPE rose to present to their Lord. ships two petition', connected with the subject of which he had given notice for this d iy. . After refer. rift; to several petitions he had fo , merly presented on the s :note subject, he wished to preface the one .he now held in his hand, by temind;ng their Lord s;aps, dirt there was an Act proviitng fur th- poor prisoners in the Kiog's Beech, Mardialsea, and Fieet prisons, who could swear they were not worth more than aelo, by allowing any Magistrate, before whom the. affidavit should be taken, to order them the sum of sixpence per diem, but nothing exceeding that sum. Notwithstanding this provision of the 14w, and notwithstanding the supplies beinrro so very scamp i , their Lordships would be astonished to find, that after the.oath had been taken, in one case out of three which he mentioned, in the Vied, the sixpence e -day had been refuse :I till (beim were paid—ft-es which were illagal and centrary to, the express Act of PAT. listieni. The poor debtors were not even entitled to a room, to alms!: .01 .. In any medical assistance; till their fees were paid; end the* : too they had 9 pay for this accommodation. This was a treatment more oppressive and cruel that:tali:at-4 the greatest felons, who met with comparative •indulgenee. The cast of thepresent ;Petitioner was so notoriously r pi. pressive, that he felt it his duty to bring if before their Loidships; There never was a case of greater oppreisioo, hor any that bore am similitude to it bat one, and that was the slave trade, which their Lord ships, with great honour to their feelings and lima. nita, bad abolished. * 'llis treatment of down *ras the English slaie trade, which tailed as kodir . foil abolition as ever the 'Other had dose. par of Ile prisoners, whose cases he had alluded to, refined to pay the fees, because lawyer enough to know that they were illeg.ll. This pris:ioer had sent him (Lord Stanhope) a letter, complaining of the imposition; which he (Lord Stanhope) transmitted to the Noble Lord at the head of the Home Department, who sent it vet y properly to the Jailor for redress. What was the consequence ? A repayment of the fees; which WAS a clear confession that they had been Me gally,extorted. In one of the cases the Oath was taken in Augtist, and it was not till near the end of September that lie received the relief allowed by law; so that he was kept starving for six weeks with only what the humanity of some of his fellow prisoners could afford him. In one of these prisons, the F.eet, A person had sent in his affidavit with the order, and was nor only refused the relief, but was refused the affidavit back again. He also complained, and after this they began to pay him regularly, but stopped all at once, he having applied for his release, though it was refused him. The petition he now presented to th.:ir Lordships, was t:om W. Wright, who had' been imprisoned for £l4. 12s. and because he could not pay the fete. amounting to £5, he was not per. twitted tp take the oath before a Magistrate; in order to have the alloivauce, though himself, his wile, and family, were starving. There had been instances of persons in similar situations perishing from absolute want. . . The petition, on the motion of his Lordship, was ordered to lie on the table. His. Lordship nest adverted to the cases of four persons, three of whom had never owed any of the sums alleged. One of them of the name of Bald fcctive. Wire not all such casts a gross violation of liberty and security of the British' subject. • The second pethion was also ordered to lie on the win, Blan c ha b itl y te ro d n ec ou la nc rit ed tio t n he of affi th d e Av C i o t u o r f t but not till after be- had been imprisoned eleven months. fn another of these cases the person had been kept two months in prison after Mr. Justice Le Magna Charts , the great charter of the personal table, signed by a person of the name of Dennis. His Lordship then moved, " Tbat there be laid Mare the House a list of all fees of the dinebh: stofAbloudr: three prisons, received since July, 1811, with an account of 1 what fees, if any, had beets returned to the pinedn ming the 1 1 same." —Orderel. ' His neat motion was mere matter of form. Br the 52.1 of George 11. Chap. 23. Sect. 5. it was humanely provided, that the Lord Chief Justice al the King's Bench, and the Chief Justice of the Com mon Pleas, together with three other Judges, should superintend and fit the rate of fees in the three great prisons of Middlesex; and the Quarter Sessions those in the other counties; and that the list was to. be hung up in some public part of the prison, wht re all might have access to it. It was further enacted, that no gaoler or keeper of a prison should demand or re ceive, either directly or indirectly, more than steteat in the table. His Lordship theretore moved, •' Thai a copy be laid before theta Lordships of the table of fees its the Bench, F:eet, and Marshalsea prisons, hung up, it any, according to thu Act."—Ordered. His Lordship had so far proceeded preparatory to two Bills which he proposed submitting to their Lord ships, and which he wished to be read for a first time. Should any discussion be necessary, there might be an opportunity, in some of their futore stages, as he proposed to move their being printed. He should first state, however, the ground on which these bills were founded, and this information was derived chiefly from a letter addressed to himself by one of the ablest lawyers in the country, and from a report of their own Committee, of which a Noble Earl once gone Ev e r yout man to wholndia, v a lu(eLcirdthefree Moira) was President.— const,tation of this country, mus t regret an infraction of the law s where ever he observed it. There were gross abuses of the laws by which his Majesty's nnoffendipag subjects were thrown into . prison without either judge or jury , which was in +tut opposition to the split of the NAVAL and MILITARY BIBLE SOCIETY. Instituted in the Year 17140. Patron—His Royal 1-lighneu the Duke of YORK. Vice-Parrott—His R. H. the Duke of 01.01.10ESrEa. Presilent—H4 Crate the Arebb‘shlp of CAN'rERBURY. Vice-Pittarrszwrs. Rt. Hon. and Right Rev. Lord I Rt. Hon. Adm.l.or.l Gambier Bishop of London Right Hon..Nich. Vansluart Hon. & Right Rev. Ld. Lishop lbw Philip Piracy of Durham Sir V.tiliiam Pepperell, But. Very Rev. Dean of Canterbury Sir '1 hookas Bernard, Dart. Hon. and Very Rev. I) , !an of Vice. Adm. Sir Jas. oaumares, Windaur • Bart. K. B. Right Hull. Earl Spencer Li e ut.-General Robt. Manners, WON HO& Earl ..1 Dartmouth Robe, t t horoton, 4.q. M Risk Hen, Earl of Radnor Wm. Wilberforce, £•l. MX- Rt.H.LA.Witioughby de.Broke TecAsontas. Mr. Ambrose Martin, Chu - - I Mr. John Stephetwin,Williana lette-Strezt, Btoomeoxy street, Chatbam-p:ace SE Citg TARIES, (Grail?) Captain FABIAN, Royal Navy, Navy Departnymt. 114; Jernsyn-street, Major CLOSE, Royal Artillery, Military Department. • 114, fennyn-otrer, - The ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING of th:s SO:NE f3i wilt be held at the Neer Loudon Tavern, Cheapside; on l'oesday the lOth May. The &von wilt be °petted at twelve o'rlncl: and the Chair taken exactly at One. By Order of the .Commi.tee, (Signe) J. M. CL OSE, Secretary. ComMittee Room, 114. Jermr-street, stab April, le _-,rll OFFICE OP ateDN.INGE, ii i , ,,;: 13, mt. THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS cf MS irld- JESTroORDPMAME, do horelq give I , 7,:ite, . That Proposals will be received at their Ofr.:e in l'A-Mall, on or before Monday, the 9th day of May beat, from such per sons ai may be willing to undertake the supply of LEX' . II ER PANTALOONS for the Corps of 12(ryal Horse Artili , ry, tur a period of Three Years, determinable after the expiration of one Year, upon notice of three Months, at the option of either Party. Patterns of the Articles may be viewed upon appEcation to the respective Officers of the Ordnance in the ltoyalAnenal, Wool wich ; and further Particulars, tout] ..r with tbeTernih and Con. ditions of the Contract, may be known at the Secretary's Office in Pall-Mall aforesaid, any day between the boors of ten and four o'citiek, where the Proposals must be delivered, scaled up, and endorsed" Proposals for Leather Pantaloons ;" but no Pro posal can be admitted after the sal,: 9th May, at 11 o'Clock at noon of the same day ; neither will any Tender be no , ice.l unlesi the Party making it, or no Agent in his behalf, shall at:(l4. By Order of the Board, R. H. CREW. Secretary. ---_ OFFICE OP ORDNANCE, Atilt 95, Ibl4. THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of hIS MA JESTI", ORDNANCE,S) hull give Kaire, That Proyoials will be received at their Oilier in Pall. Mall, on or before Mt. Lazy, the 9:1141ay of May, trout such Persons as may be willing to undertake the performance of the following Works, required for the erection and comil:tion of certain Ma gazines and Buildings, to be erected and built at NORTH HYDL: COMMON, near Southall, Middlesex; viz. BRICKLAYER'S WORK, nil l'H'S WORK, CARP EN TER'S WORK, PLUMBER'S WORTC, MASON'S WORK, PAINTER'S WORK, SL.ATER'S WORK, GLAZIER'S WORK. , , VLAS'I'EitZR'S WORK, The Plan, Elevation, Specification, and Working Drawings of the intended Buildiess; may be viewed upon al•plicatiun to Itlr• I'u!I, Principal Clerk of the Works, at the Tower. Payment will be made wiihin three months nest after the quarter in wl.i-b the Certificate of the Performa cc of the Works shall be lodged in the Honourable Surveyor-Getieral's Office, or in default theronf, an interest after the rate of five per Cent. per Annum will be allowed. The Proposals mug be delivered at the Secretary's Office in Pall-M.►li aforesaid, sealed up, and endorsed •` Proposals for the Magazines at North Hyde Common ;" bjt no Proposal can be admitted after the said 9111 thy of May next, 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 at tend.—All Persons making Tenders must be prepared to give security fur the doe performance of the Work tor which they may offer to contract. Sy Order pf the Board, H. C$ V, qurftary. EAST .110 USE, Intit 14, Ism pHE COURT of D RECifiR S taf the up.T.trED COMP Ala' of MERCHAN7 94 ENGLAND, hats to she EAST INDIES, do hereby Litt oerinr, That a General Court of the said Company will be held at their House in i.eatitaliall...treot, on Wednesday, the 4th of May' ma - , at Eleven o'clock in the Forenoon, to take into considers dun the Proceedings of the t.:ourt of DirSktors on the a uLject of the expired Pensi-ms. The Court of Directors do further give notice, that at the odd General Court, a Resolution of the Court of Directors Of the Sib January last, for increasing the Salary of Mr. WILLI**, heCuosocu, Assistant-Secretary 'ander the Superinrundasee of the Examiner of Indian Correspondence, from X6eo to I I sel2CO per Annum ; also i Riisolutton . of ;h. Court . of Direc tors of the 14th of January llit, for alltivring Pertilois of £BCO per Annum to Mr. Ratio an (Y*rii, latesthlef Clerk In the Secrettry's*Office, will be laid beforellre sild Genus* (lours for t'oeir approbation, agreeably to rib said Ilith Seetlo4o oUthe 6th Chqter of the CoitapaufsAye-Lawo. Sri MIS 4'Csll,lardst, SALES BY AUCTION. IPLEaN DID ASIORTMENT OF ELEGANT DPI4OL SIEIt V, AND WELL •MA NU FA C RED CABINt. ARTICLES OF ALL DP.C.RiP rioNs, Werthy the attention of Private Families, the Gentlemen of the Navy and Army, or fit for Exportanon. By Mr. ROBINS, On the Premises, Nos. 13 and 4, Catharine-street; Strand, on 'Euestlay, the 24th May, 1814, and two following days, at Eleven o'Clock, ART of the Elegant and FastionAle STOCk hi TRADE, UPHOLSTERY, and well-manufactured crozNET AR f ICLES, The'Property of Mr. THOMAS BUTLER. Consisting of capital Four-post, Patent, and other Berlsteade lk ! with richly carved Pillars, finished with Velvet, Chintz, and! otter Franitures, Couch, Sofa, 'I ent , and Camp Iteshtt-ada, dress' Cots, w 'prime seasoned Feather Bed; an .1 Bed din g , ele g ant 'french Ro Window Curtains, with Draperies in Chintz red ; Maine, for Draw ar.d ni rprooms, of various tiescriptioas; !capital well-matufac:ored and elepnt Cioir.et Artic!es, in 1 pond Tenvie Boot ca.,t s,Sofa, Hat lequin, Lon, Card, Pe mbroic end other Tablrs, in Rusewo ,, d and Mahogany ; Butler'. shillog 'Pram!, Dining Tables, handsome Celleret, Pedestal, and other ghleboards, Sarcophagusa Ice Pails, Mahogany Chests of Drawers, Wardrobes, Eating-parldurChairs ha Mahogany, finished in Leather rind Hair Cloth; Drawing-room Chairs, ' Sofa., Couches, Chaise, Longues &c. l'iat,s of G.;:its in rich Frames for Pier and Chinwites • Mirrors, Giran. d 01,.!, - Eta Chests . Ivlatie S Is, Dressing Ta bles, and tit:memos other tr.elui Alt. its, some of which are well adapted for the Navy ur Army, and made fur that purpose; :no key, druaseli, an.l other Ca , vets. To he 'lawed ten days previnur to the sale; Catalogues, at' 2s. 6,7.. cult, maybe had ou the premises; and of Mr. Retsina, W arst ick-st revs., Gellea-sqtare. KEWING I ON, 01'1)0S1VE HOLLAND 1-10UmE. Fdigikle Compact DWELLING-HOWES, with GAR 1./ENS, ate. part of th. m neatly Jlaiaked, sad tubers ussfufsheil Houses, a large S 1,1 is t E, &c. TO BE SOLD PEREMPTORILY, By Mr. ROBIN 3, Ry Order of the Ground Landlord, at Castaway** Ceffee-hoax, -Vitangsealley, Coruhill, ou Thursday, the ud of Juue, at Twelve o'Clock, in Twenty-one Lots, ri ..E. 11-1E valuable ESTA'rES, of which Leases will be granted by the Ground Landlord fur upwards of ninety five years, at trifling gruin.d-remit, situated in Kensi!!gtor-place, East and West at each end of Earl's Court' errace; vompr.&ng l*w. iity-one Dweliing-houses, part comptely finihed, two ~,tur iii high, two rooms on each, floor, fore-court in trout, and gar dens behind, walled round: also, a large and substantial Brick- Building, intended for coach-house and stables, at the west cud of the Estate. The principal part of the Buildings may be finished at a small expense, and ate eltgible property for investing money. The Lots may be viewed by applying to Mr. Alderman, at the Lodge, on tta Terrace, where particulars may be had; and at the Public-house, Kensington Turnpike; of Messrs. Foulkes, Lang ford, and Watford, Solicitors, Southampton-street. htrand; at Carraway'a; 4nd pf ildr.Rolalps,Warwkk-strcet,Gokluu - squ a re . ----=----. ZSBEIL—PREF.HOLD ESTATE. ONE HUNDRED and UGH FY ACRES.—Between HORN- C liD eafi ßC ,;b li ec a , ri o d riet. SF I FF oni bß ir D ls , ju i g n etblie.APNarlis:yofFOAßßS:ad, with n extensive COMMO N S ' GH y Mr. ROBINS, At GarriesafcCoffesaliouse, in Esikaoge.Allry, Cornhill, Lau da:49n Thursilv, June 23, 1814. at 12 o'clock, in One Lot, HE Valuable fREE HO LD ESTATES in the' Orlet Peg i esliEthe roomy Faint-House and Offices, Gardae, ird, Yeas, Earns,'Sfablta, and Cow-Houses, Cal tli.odges, aid various Outbuildittg , , with sundry %closures of Meadow gad Arable Land, centeining upwards of Elglaegaglx Acres. THlilFra FARM, a compact freehold leiße, coataialai upwards of Seventy-Eve Atfri of rich Meatiovraiiii °ruing Land, With Harm-Yards, Bares, and Outbuildings; ill lying compact sitar Visintry Firm. A very valuable mad deeirabie Plopyrty, SZAMPSILIRE LANDS, colluding, lAA. OIL itoP. of Arable Laud, adjoining Mr. Newcomb's sad the road to Horr.church, (rem Onset: the whole Farms upwards of One Hundred a EJghty Acres, In possession of Mr. Newcomb, who has nodes to spirit Mlehaeltnat neXt...-This Farm is a desirable property •Bar-imoratirsg IsSeasY, and is entitled to eztensive ComS itightein Oraes Fon, lko. May. be viewed by applyipg to Mr. Newcomb, or Mr. JohM Rudley, BaWd at Chantey Fans, where Particulars may be bad p add at thirlena at Orson and Honieburch; Dog and Partridge, Utilised; Clown sad Utak% Axeley ; Bieck boy, Cbelmeled ; White Hart,lkenatued and Brentwood; of Mews. Hope ilid, ""Lbtaigsbslic.it.ers, Greer Mariborosigb•street i at effritive "i r. !Labial, Warwick-street, Goldes-sguate, Lfim4 ''the anate soy be sea. _ . • OFFICE OF ORDNANI7E, eteii! 13, 1814. i THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS OF HIS MA- JESTV's ORDNANCE, is Lenly give notice, riat Proposals will be received at their Ofil,:e, in P.tll Mall, on or before Monsty, the 9th day of May nest, from such per sons as may he willing to undertake the Perforrnauce of the GLAZIER'S WORK at the Tower, Pall-Mail, Woolwich, Greenwich, Lewisham, and Putfleet, for Service of this De partment for a Period of Three Year 4, determinable after the expiration of the first year, upon Notice of Three Months, at 1 t e h t e hl o o p rse tio d n , o , f p : r i ov the: a p: for y. I \ l 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 ti c Proposals must be delivered, sealed up, and Glaziers NV o-li ;'' but no Proposal ca., be admitted after the said 9th of May, at 12. o'clock at 11Chtfl of the same day, neither wilt any tender be notkeluriless the party making it or an agent in his behalf bind: attelid. By Order of the 13sard. X. 1.1. GRFW, Secretarri. ------ OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, Apii 12, itit 4. THE PRINCIP4L OFFICERS of Al4l- JEST2 4 I ORDNANCE do keret, give Notice, That Proposals will he weird at their Offic , .., itt on or before Mooday, the 16th day of May next, from such Persons as may be willing to under ake the Slyly of IN TRENCHING TOOLS, for service of this Department, for a period of Th ee Years, determinable after the expiration of the first Year, upon notice of Three Mouths, at the option of tither Party. Patterns of the Articles may lie viewed upnn appliestlon at the Principal Storekeeper's Office in the Tower; and further ?articular', together with the Terms and Conditions of the Contract, may be known at the Secretary's Office in PaU Mall aforesaid, any day between the hours of Ten and Four o'clock, where the Proposals must be deltver.d, sealed up and indorsed, " Pro?osals for Intrenching Tools ;" but no Proposal can be V.- mitted after the said 16th May, at 12 o'clock at noon of the same day ; neither will any Tender be noticed, unless the Part y making it, or an Agent in his behalf, shall attend. By Order of the Board, R. 11. CREPY, Secretary. CO MPACT ILESIDENCE,U PAR OROSVENOR-STRLIE r, c( ntiguous to Hyde Park. TO BE I.E ON LEASE, BY MR. ROZINA, A COMPACT ELIGIBLE RESIDENCE, situ- A. ate in Upper Ilrook-strcet, adapted fur the acconamoJation ut a woad genterl Family, with coach house and cables. To be vi wed by "Pickets, which. with Particulars, may be hal of Mr. Rubins, Warty , ok•street, Goldrn-x;tta•e.