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• • • " EAST INDIA HOUSE, .rohatori 3, nos. E COURT of DIRECTORS of the UNITED IcOMPANT MERCRANTS of ENGLAND, :reefing to *idST INDIES, do Jarrell:kw Mkt, oisdieTrasasfer Books of the said Company's Stock will be os moday the 3d March nex t, at two o'clock, andopened Thats day the 14th of April fo llowin g . 4'a,cei" • WILLIAM RAMSAr, Secretary. INN A. HOUSE, April 6, 18011. rrgE cougr rf . DIRECTORS of the UNITED ] co mppir ibriaCHICYTS EIt!GLAND, trading t krEArt MOO; fliAtie4 girt notice, Tot ib e e,eperal Court orethe said Company appointed to be t;gau We House in Leadenhall-street, on Wednesday nett the l At i pot, for the Election of Six Directors of the said Com ' ..atfilsafeirl/41‘111be ecorilkuekfrota Nine o'clock in the .fi rioripaightintlik Evetingt • • / - ' *H e ti litintAittry Secretary. ; i t's the PROPRIETORS of WIT STOCK. INDIA LA NA Abig GENTLEMEN, •• • - HAVING , ve by the Directors of the East India Company, as Candi imsfir the Direction, to.be chosen this yesi,We take the liberty a mo oting the favour of yOur Vote on the day if Election, W e daesilay, the 13th April inst: We are, Ladies arid Gentlemen, • Your frost obedient, and moat Bumble Servants; . -JOHN HUDLESTON. • . • • • '••CHARLES MILLS. THOMAS PARRY:' RICHARD CHIC HELEY PLOWDEN , ABRAHAM ROBARTS; tut bilis House, April t , 1803. - To the PROPRIETORS of E4ST INDIA STOCK. LADIES AN b GENTLEMVN, I'HE Election of Six Directors of the East-India J. Company, being appointed for Wednesday the 13th April rat, the favour of your Vote and Interest is requested forathe Mowing Gentlemen, viz. JOHN HUDLESTON, Esq. CHARLES MILLS, Esq. • THOMAS PARRY, Esq, R. CHICH. PLOWDEN, Esq. ABRAHAM ROBARTS, Esq. Which will much oblige, Ladies and Gentlemen, • Your most humble Servants', fast-India House, March 90, 1803. JAMES PATTSSON• FRANCIS BARING• THOMAS REID. WILLIASI F. ELPIIINSTONE• • JOHN ROBIRTS• JOHN INGLIS• GEORGE SMITH. JOUN JACKSON. G. W. THELLIUSSON. JOHN MANSHIP. ROBERT THORNTON. CAMPbLLL MA RJORIDANIEL • SHENT TOONE. Tuao rimy s Mrs . cm.re• JOHN TRAVERS. GEORGE MILLET T. !Still/UR House, April I, 1808. WILLIAM BINSLET• EDWARD PARRY. JACOB BOSANQUET• CHARLES GRANT. • JOSEPH COTTON. WILLIAM ASTZLL. HOCH INr.LIS. JOHN BEHR. awn, To the PROPRIETORS of EAST INDIA STOCK. LADIES AND GENTLEMEN, TOOK the liberty of announcing to you in Decem ber lastony views to a Seat in the East India Direction : per. isk me now to make my most grateful acknowledgements for the very !tattering reception I have already met with, And to repeat may intention of offering myself to your•ohoice on a future vacancy. I have the honour to Ime, Lulus and Gentlemen, Your devoted and most hnmble Servant, • ' AMES DANIELL. No. 9, Billiter.squarof April f, 18043. To the PROPRIETORS of EAST INDIA STOCK. LADIES AND OENTLLMEN, THE Election of six Directors being fixed for Wednesday the 19th instant, permit me respectfully and oast earnestly to solicit the attendance and support of my Friends *the India House on that day. I have the honour to be, With the greatest respect, Ladies and Gentlemen, Your faithful and obdient humble servant, JOHN ALEXANDER BANNERMAN. thrifty-Place, April It, 1808. All friendly communications will be gratefully received at Colonel Bannerman's Committee Room, at the King's Head Tavern, in the Poultry. This day was published, price .ss. in boards, APOLITICAL ACCOUNT of the ISLAND of TRINIDAD from io Conquest by Sir R. Aixamtoaosit, to tie present time. By JOHN SANDERSON, Esq. Of the Honourable Society of the Middle Temple. His suggestions for the future Covernment of the Island are very liberal and judicious, and we hope they will receive the at= tendon they deserve."—Vide Critical Rev. Jan. 1808, page 102. London Printed for J. M. Richardson, No. tl:3, Cornhill, op poate the Royal Exchange. This day were published, price 65. 6d. boards, HINTS for the CONSIDERATION of PAR LIAMENT, in a LETTER to Dr. JENNER, on the sup posed failures of Vaccination at Ringwood; including a Report of the Royal lennerian SociAf on that Subject, after a careful public investization upon the Spot ; also containing Remarks on theprevident atuse of Variolous Inoculagion, and on the dreadful Exposure of Out-Patient, attending at the Small-pox Hospital. By W. Br.Allt, • Surgeon of the Lock bilospital, &c. Printed for J. Callow, Crown-Court, Princes-street, Soho : sold by Murray, Fleet-street ; Cox, St.'llomaes-street, Borough ; And the other Booksellers. Where Ina) be had J. Callow's new Catalogue of a Modern Collection of Medical Books for 1808. On the, Ist of May will be published, in 12mo. 31. 6d. boards, QBSERVATIONS oa the Infiztmmatory Affee lions of the Mucous Membrane of the Bronchice.—Com- Prehending an account of the acute inflammation of the parts— gPeripneumonia Notha and of Chronic Coughs, &c. By CHARLFS BADIIAM, M.l). ' Lecturer on the Practice of Physic, &c. and Physician to the • —. Westminster Gene'ral Dispensatory. Printed for John Callow, Medical Bookseller, Crown Court, Princes-street, Soho. Where may be had, J. Callow's' New Catalogue of a Modern Collection of Medical Boole for 1 SOB. This day were publised, la One Volume, Octavo, illustrated with Seven Plates, price les. 6d. board. PItACTICAL OIiKKIWATiONS on the Disease, of the Joints, commonly called 'WHrTE SWELLING ; with sues Remarks on Caries, Necrosis, and Scrofulous Abscess, In Midi a new and successful method of tteating these Diseases is PrAnkti out. A Second Edition, with considerable Additions and Improvements. 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' • • ._ . . , . • N •), • 4 . - "*" A I APV • , ••.. \. -,. \ 7 .• ' ' _,. /1 .. 1 _ . . • • IPPICI-ISIX-PENcV; * . _ ALL IN A DAY IMPORTANT CHANCES,. to be decided on the 26th of the present Mouth, (APRIL) on which Day the Draw ing of the CITY LOTTERY begins, and will funny .lose those Substantial and well finished Estates, situated in the most eligible Part of London, Land Tax redeemed, and may be entered on immediately, or disposed of to advantage.—.€lo4,ooo in Capital Prizes. Present Prices - - • Tickets £7 19s. Halves - £4 40 I Eighths - - £1 2 0 Quarters - 23 0 Sixteenths - - 011 0 The grand Prizes in Cox's Lottery, 1734.--Pigot's grand Dia mond, 1201.—Several Prizei Boydell's and Bovryer's, were sold by HORNSBY and Co. No. 26, Cornhill; No. 52, Charing Croes; and St. Margaret's Hill, Borough. TO THE WORTHY AND INDEPENDENT FREEMEN • , OF SANDWICH. OINTLEPteIIi, YOU will participate with those of his Family he has left to deplore his loss, in the sincere regrt.l they feel at the decease of your late Worthy Representative and my near Relation, Admiral RAINIER; and, although my pretentious bear no proportion to the claims his estimable character hail upon your regard, yet, born in your Town, and trained up by his precepts, in veneration and gratitude to the Corporation of Sandwich, and attachment to my Country, I humbly presume to off.r myself as Candidate for your Favour, and hope, by your assistance, for the high honour of filling that situation which his death has left vacant. I have the honour to be, Gentlemen, Your most devoted humble servant, JOHN SYRATT RAINIER. In the press and speedily will be published, • N the NECESSITY 4.1 a more EFFECTUA L OSYSTEM of NATIONAL DEFENCE, and the Means hi Establishing the Permanent Security of the Kingdom. By the Earl of SELKIRK. Printed for J. Hatchard, 190, Piccadilly. ------.-7.,----- Phis day was published. Neatly printed in 1 vol. l2mo. price in boards, 3s. EIGHT LECTURES on the Occurrences of the PASSION WEEK", delivered in the Parish Churcliof All Saints, Southampton, in the mornings of Palm Sunday aed Good Friday, and in tha evenings of that week and of Easter Day, in the years 180.3, 1804, and 1804. By RICHARD MANT, D.D. Rector of that Parish. Printed for F. C. and J. Itivington, No. 82, St. Paul's Chorchd• yard ; sold also by J. Hatchard, No. 190, Piccadilly. Of whom may. be had,by the same Author, The Order for the Visitation of the Sick, from the look of Common Prayer ; interspersed with Prayers, Exhortations, and Interrogatories, !cc. designed for the four first visits, with an Ap pendix, containing a few Prayers, ate. The 2d edition, 26. 61. London, April 8,1808• GRAND CITY LOTTERY OFT TO BE DRAWN IN ONE DAY, viz. 26th HIS MOH. SWIFT and Co. No. 1 1 , Poultry , and No. 12, Charing-Cross, have on Sale the Tickets and Shares of the above Lottery, which will be drawn in Guildhall, in ONE DAY —the 26th of this Month—the Prizes are First-rate Freehold Houses, in Skinner-street and Pickett-street. discharged of Lard- Tax, and valued at £104,000, as under 1 Prize of L. 25,000 7 Prizes of 6.4,000 1 7,000 6 3,000 4 ..,...... 6,0 00 1 ......... 2,060 Tickets and Shares lave already risen in Price, and another advance is expected before the Drawing. Present Prices, - Tickets C. 7 19$. Halves ...... 4 4 0 1 Eighths • Quarters FURNITURE DRAWINGS. This day was published, Elegantly engraved in Aquatinta on 158 Plates, Royal Quarto, price in boards 4L 14s. 61. and elegantly coloured 7L I 7s. ,d. A COLLECTION of DESIGNS for HOUSE .II- HOLD FURNITURE and INTERIOR DECORATION, in the malt approved aid elm:thereat*, with various Designs for Rooins, Geometrical and in Perspective, shewlng the Decorations, Adjustment of the Furniture, Ste. also some general Observations and a Description ore BGEORGE small, Upholder Extraordinary to his Royal Highness the Prince of Wales. Published by I. Taylor, at the Architectural Library, No. 59, Nigh Holborn. The Third and last Part, containing 58 Plates and the Descrip tions, &c. may be had separately, price 11. 115, 6d, plain, and 91. 125.44. coloured. The First and Second Parts may also be had separately to com plete Sets. THE LAST NEW PUBLICATIONS. 'THE Booksellers throughout. ,Qreat Britain and I- Ireland, are respectfully Informed, tilti the andermenlibed Works haveteen published within these few days. 1. CAPPER'S TOPOGRAPHICAL DICTIONARY, or 'Ga zetteer °M i ne UnitecTKingdom, with 46 maps, boards 251. 2. 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GRAND HOTEL, 9, Skinner-street, - 24, Skinner-street, - . 43, ditto - 45, ditto - 5, Pickett-street, 7, ditto, 17, Skinner-street, 21, ditto, 41, ditto, - 8, ditto', - 4, ditto, - 10, Pickett-street, . . 11, ditto, .. 18, Skinner-street, :. !: 40, NVem•Side of Sndw-Hill, • - . 42, Skinner-street, - 48, ditto, - 49, ditto, 4, Pickett-street, 22, Skinner,"-- THE SHERIFFS' FUND, Fee the temporary Relief of the distressed Famlies and Depen dants of Persons in Confinement ; For a temporary Provision for Persons who, on being discharged from Confinement, have no Means of present Subsistence ; And for the pecuniary Aid of other Objects of Distress, who come under the official Cognizance of the Sheriffs. rrHE SHERIFFS of LoNnoN and MIDDLESEX, agree ably to their pledge to the Benevolent Persons who have kindly seconded their exertions in Behalf of the Criminal Poor, and of other unfortunate Persons, confined in the Prisons of the Metropolis, have drawn up a Statement of their Receipts and Disbursements. At the same time that they return their warmest Thanks to those who have so liberally aided their Design, they think it necessary to state, that their Means have hitherto been very inadequate to the Magnitude of the Evils which they have sought to alleviate ; and that, at the average Rate of their Expen diture, their Fund will soon be exhausted, unless it be aided by the Contributions of all Persons who duly estimate and feel for such accumulated Misfortune and Wretchedness as is the object of this Subscription. SUBSCRIPTIONS. L.:. d. DISBURSEMENTS. C. s. d. Amount received, as • To sixty-five persons, per last advertise- for temporary sub ment - 242 14 0 sistence, on their Sums received since. being discharged Sir Richard Hardinge, from confinement, Bart. 5 5 0 some of whom N. Acheson, Esq. 11 0 were sent back to Mrs. Acheson 1 0 0 their native places 34 17 6 Friends of Dr. Hawes 3 3 0 For immediate relief Mr. Joyce Gold 10 0 to the Distressed Quarles Harris, Esq. 10 0 9 Wives and Chil- M. H. Eyre, Esq. per dren of numerous Smith, Payne and prisoners 32 15 0 Co. 2 2 0 For seven tens of po- James Deacon, Esq. 2 2 0 tatoes, distributed R. Lee, Esq. 1 1 0 at the rate of a ' Anonymous 1 0 0 pound, or half-a- W. Wilberforce, Esq. pound per day a- M. P. S 5 0 mon g the prisoners, A. B. N. 1 1 0 according to their A. P. H. 0 1 0 necessities 38 10 0 A. F. 1 1. 0 For oatmeal, onions, Messrs. Bond & Sons 3 3 0 andleaks, foradaily The Committee of supply of oatmeal City Lands, to- porridge to the fe wards Cloathing 25 0 0 male convicts S. A. Thompson, Esq. 1 1 0 For coals and candles, A. Hightnore, Esq. 1 1 0 for a moderate sup- J. Corpe, Esq. 1 1 0 ply to all the poor J. 'Mime, Esq. 1 1 0 wards 13 14 6 Miss Jellicoe 1 1 0 For soap and otherar- W. L. per Brown, ticks calculated to Cobb and Co. 10 10 0 promote cleanliness 610 0 A. M.. 1 1 0 For legal assistance, Messrs. Burchell,Say- by means of which er, Henchman and twenty-nine poor Cator 10 10 0 debtors have been Sir Henry Wilson, liberated from Ne w and the gate after long im rest of a Grand Jury prisonments (the for Middlesex 40 0 number of whose Another Middlesex wives and children Jury 015 6 exceeded 120 souls), W. C. * 1 1 0 and many of them The Rev. Rowland were sailors arrest- Hill . 010 6 ed by crimps on Produce of the Poor's sham actions, or Boxes at Newgate, persons imprisoned to March '7 20 4 6 on false presences 23 10 0 Ditto, at theContptcrs 7 11 11 Foradvice, as J. M. 2 2 0 and proceedings in Miss Bayley,of Rants- regard to nume bury Manor 5 0 0 rous other debtors 10 10 0 C. N. Bayley, Esq. 5 0 0 For sundry articles of I. M. Raikes, Esq. S 0 0 cloathing, as shoes, J. Morgan and Sons 2 2 0 stockings, shirts, Alexander Sniyth,E4q.2 2 0 jackets, petticoats, 46 Purse, per Watson 1 1 0 &c. • 46 12 0 ---- For porter allowed to Receipts 389 14 11 mothers who have Dtsburtements 296 7 3 had children at the ----- breast, and fur pri- Balance in hand 83 7 8 soners threatened with low fevers for want of adequate , sustenance 1 14 0 For sundry disburse silents as rewards for cleanliness, &e. 8 10 0 For advertising, and for expenoes of • _ _ _ £25,000 7,000 ▪ 6,000 ▪ 6,000 6,000 6,000 4,000 4,000 4,000 ▪ 4,000 4,000 4,000 • 4,000 ▪ 3,000 ▪ 3,000 3,000 3 3: 0: 0 )0 0 3,000 2,000 Making together the Sum of X 104,000. The above Valuation is taken at the lowest estimate, and there is no doubt that by the time the Lottery is drawn, the Property will be very considerably increased in value. 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