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Which will Your much oblie, Ladles and Gentlemen, most humble Servonti, East.lndio House. March 30, ISO& JAMES PATTISON. FItANCIS BARING. TIIONIAS Rein. Wittzwis F. Ear t itsissoni. Joan Rosters. lons Notts. GEORGIC SEW lon e JACIESON. G. W. Tii),l.Lussoti. Joni. Masotti,. Rosewr Tuoiticros• Casspsett MARJOILINANLII. SWZNY TOONE. TliterGILUS /VIETCALk E. lons Teaszes. Gaoling hilittet r. East India House, April 1,1805. WILLIAM RENSLIT. EDWARD PARRY. 4WD 130SANQUE1. CNARLES GEANT. ' Q UER COTTON, WILLIAM AsTrI.L. Hues INGLIS. JOUN Bess. . . To the PROPRIETORS' of EAST INDIA STOCK. MR. FRASER having nitimated his intention to decline becoming a Candidate For the likection at the cm suing Election, we beg leave to state, that, by including the mama of Mr. Fraser, we were anxious to pursue a system whi:h has so long received your countenance and approbation; we were, at the same time, influenced by the consideration, that, although that Gentleman was far advanced in life, that circumstance, and long services would have found th4r pro:tea - an in khe natty of your minds. We i.ave the honour to be , with great respect, Ladies and Gentlemen, Your must humble Servants, GEORGE MILLETT, WILLIAM F. EI.I.NINSTIMIIR. JAMES YATTISUM. 'URN Incl.'s. Tuotitasßain. JOUN JACKSON. loom ROIARTS. JIMIN MANSIIIP. • GEORGE SMITH. CAMPBELL MARJORIBANKS. G. W. TUELLI,SSON. T III ORIMLUS MITCALV. • • ROBERT T/10R%'10N. JOISN TRARRIS. FRANCIS BARING. East India House, March 81, 1805. To the PROPRIEIOR .4 of EAST INrDLI. STOCK. I.ADIES - AND HAVINHAVING the honour c: Gf being recommended to you by the Directors of the East India Company, as Candi dates iur the Direction, to be chosen this year, we take the liberty retioes:ing the favour of your Vow on the day of Election, WeditcsdAy, the 13th April neat. We are, Ladies and Centlemen, Your moat obedient, and most humble Sent4uts, JOHN HUDLESTON. CHARLES MILLS. THOMAS PARRY. RICHARD CHICHELEY PLOWDEN. AtRAHAM ROBARTS, East India House, April 1, 1808. pallimmomimmoimml I n K A T a respectable MEETING a the FARMERS IX el the Colony of Leicester, held at the Three Crowns Inn l 4 jeicester the Sd day of April, IWB. PDWYN A. BURNABY, Esq. in the Chair, It was unanimously Resolved that this Meeting cannot see, titbout alarm, a measure brought forward for the "consideration cfParlian.tta, whirl if carried into effect, would prove so detri cede in its coasequences to the Farmers of this Kingdom. Resolved, That should the Distilleries be prohibited the u-e of Grain, Corn would either, from Mr large s quantity of Barley being thrqpn oat of consumption, become tuasaleahle, except at spice a- which the Fanner ;cull not afford to dispose of it, or de,frtirn the quantity of land which might be laid down to gras3, ad a real scarcity of Corn would probably take place, as might port beyond example oppressive to the poorer classes of the o auswity. halved, That should the proposed swam* of prohibiting the *if Graia in the Distilleries be recommended by the Corn- ' Otte now sitting in the House of Commons, that this Meeting' do pledge itselfca petition Parliament spinet such recommenela tionbeing carried into efftct, a tha the Chairman be requested, aed he is hereby authorised t o call t a Meeting for that express purpose. • • Risoired, That these Resolutions be inserted is the Leicester louroal,ard in two of the London Daily PapeFs, and that Copies of them hit transmitted to his Orace the Lord Lieutenant, and to *Members of this County. EDWYN ANDREW lIURNABY, Chairman. • TO CREDIikIoRS. A LL Pzrsons having any demands on the Estate " cf . the late JOHN HOLLINGWORT, formerly of Threadnete-street, London, and afterwards of Kensington :pare, in the County of Middlesen, Esquire, deceased, are re quired forthwith to send an account and particulars of such their demands to Messrs. Rosser and Son, Solicitors, in Bartlett's bsildinp, Holborn, in order that the same may be investigated ant adiuted- GLOBE INN, BRIDGEWATER.. CFORGE . HARTNELL returns his sincere •J' thanks to his 'numerous Friends for the very liberal support hiss hitherto received, and respectfully informs them, the No- Wdi/T , Ceanmereial Gentlemen, and the Public in General, that he has tilted up the above Inn with every tOnsfortable aetonftnodi. tion i anihe trusts, by using cve. y exertion, tu merit their• future Filrcaage and support. Genaine Old Wines, a good Lar.:cr, and well aired Beds. 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The acknowledged superiority of these 'Fables, having indwee4 • another Person to publish a surrepetious Copy of at part of them, the Author was under the necessity 9f bringing an Action against him, to prows his rights; which are . ndw secured to him by the Award of an eminent Counsel, under an orelef of Reference friers !Ile Court, with Costs §gainst the Defendant. Sold by Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Orme, John Rielibrd lames M. Richardson, Thomas Condor, and Black, Parry, ntil litingsbury, London. Wheyinisty be bad the fi rst part of the interest Tables US Re days, price Ys. 641. br on Fut gaper 9v. 81so King's Time Tables, far &Kim{ thy number sit 4Pyr Ostingn sny tW9 periPaN eikt $o tilt 1 i , , i 1 1 . 1 , • .: 1 ,.. --- - ------ STATE LOTTERY. ONLY FIVE DAYS TO DRAW. THERE a re yet in the Wheel the following Rich List of PRIZES : of II - X 40,000 r - -- 10,000 1 .. --- 5,000 1 11 ---- --- 1,000 500, Ste. tia l D A, of Drawitl, w ill Ll .6 <" , --- • be TO MORROW A ril 7 _ _ —........ ‘r _r - croVVISIIT "11 r--,.......-______------- • tAND CITY LOTTERY of FREEHOLD GHOUSES DISCHARGED of LAND TAX. 1 7104,000 Value in CAPITAL PRIZES. - • 20,006 TICKETS. .. ! t. TO be Drawn in Guildhall April 26. v i ta Capital Prisms with the Value of each. . JOEL, 9, Skjamer4treet, - £O,OOO - • e 7,000 64 4S, aid° - • . 6,000 4S ditto • • 6,000 5, sadt•street, - • • - ' 6,000 ~ &Bite,. .. ir• - 0,000 1,. 17,0 14 . etl ' • w • ,000 6, . ditto, - • 4,000 • a. 4,000 4t , - li dins, . 4,000 4 , ditto, . •- . 4 , 000 go, tickett-strett, . . 4,000 1 1, &to, - - . - 4,00 4 li, Skineer-Stlet 4 l •'• • - ' - 9,000 40, V Iota& Sow-Hal . 3,000 .. 4,fikinner4ucet, - 48 , ditto ! - - • 3.000 A ditto, • . _ - 3,000 4, pickett•street; - - 5,000 7 sdisepstrcet, . . . 2,000 Making together the Sum of £104,000. •ndawe Valuation is taken at the lowest estimate, and there vi o assit that by the time the Lottery is drawn, the Property w iiik way considerably increased in value. Offers have been to le lon yarious Persons to purchase several of the tiouses.at l i e rice, they are est imated at, and it is proposed that, those Nu, which are divided into small shares shall be sold, and the pro duce pad to the Shareholders according to their respective Slum PRESENT PRICE. . Ticket - . - 2.7 19 0 Half - X. 44 0 1 Ei g hth - 2.1 2 0 ANA - 2S 0 1 Sixteenth - 011 0 Tickets wad Shares are selling at an the Offices. This day was published, containing 36 large Sheet Maps, co loured, price Four Guineas, half bound; fine Copits Six Guineas, AVOISNE's NEW GENEALOGICAL, HIS -1-4 TORICAL, and CHRONOLOGICAL ATLAS; being a complete Guide to History, bo:h Ancier.t and Modern ; exhi bitiag an accurate Account of the Origin, Descent, and Marriages of all the ROyal Farndies,Trom the beginning of the World to the present time ; with a short Historical Account if the.remarkable Events that happened during the Reigns of each Emperor, King, Qtten, Prince, Etc. in the above period. cold by 1. Barfuld, W ar d o ur-strect ; Dula* and Co. Soho square Hatchard, Piccadilly ; Faulder, Bond-street ; Longman Hurst, and Co. Paternoster-row; Lackinstan, Allen, and Co. 11m:bury-square ; Richardson, Royal Exchange; and by all the principal booksellers in the.Uoited Kingdom.