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" NAIR. GCNOST, "P. Liuuv, " JAMES NISISTY, " W. Hoavox, " WM. THAVATTICS, " THO& COURSPFET, " JAS. PAACINSOW. " THOS. BUTTS." " Geo. Ravel.rr, R. BEST, Secretary. _ EAS'T-INDLA HOUSE, March 5, MS. THE COURT of DIRECTORS of (he UNITED COMPANY of MERCHANTS e ENGLAND, tragriez to the EAST-I.I%DIES, do hereby gate Notice, That the Court will be ready t er ev:dye Proposals its writings on or before WEDNESDAY, the 26th March instant, from the Owner or Owners of good, sound, and substantial Ships, of the burthtn of from 400 tons to 600 tons, registered measure ment, specifying the rate of freight at wbicb they may he wil ling to LET such Sill PS fur One Voyage, to and from . Dengal and Madras, to carry-out and bong home Goods on the Com pany's account. The Court will also be ready to receive- Proposals in writing' on the aforesaid , 26th Much, from the Owner. or Owners of good, sound, and substantial Ships, of the burthen of front 400 to o ; to Coo tors, registered measurement, specifying the rate of fr(ivhz at which they may be willing to I.ET such SHIPS for o ne Voyage, to and from Ilenzal and &rico°len, to carry out aud brit home Coods on the Company's account. The Tenders, with the words ".Ship Tender" on the cover, to be severally sealed up and left whit the Secretary at this House. at nr before Twelve &Cluck at N.lOO, OD the abovensea tiuned day ; beyuud which hour ro Tender will be received. .Psr.riz DART, Svretary. The particulars of the toms and conditions upon which the ships will he outplayed, may be had on application to the Clerk totbe Conintittac of shipping, on or after Monday tuft, the Ina instant. TO B PAID FOR ON DELIVERY. TO IRON FOUNDERS, &c. SAINT MARTLVDONF, MARCH' , 22, 1823. I)EfISONS willing to Contract with the VESTRY _L MEN of this Parish for the Supply of SIX HUNDRED CAST-IRON LAMP-POSTS and COLUMNS, to be deli vered at the Stone-yard, in Northumberland -street, as follows, six. 300 on or before the Ist day of June next, 200 on or before the Ist day 01July next, and the remaining 200 on or before the Ist day of August nest, are requested to attend at the Court anise, in Oxford-street, with 'lenders, sealed up, and endoraed l "'fenders for Lamp Posts," at Eleven o'Clock un WZDNZIMAY, the 9th day of April next. A Pattern Post may be seen, and further Particulars known by applying to Mr. I'. 11. Cool the Surveyor, at his Office In the Court-House aforesaid. (By Order) JAMES HUGO G REIM W ELL, Vestry Clerk. COUNTY FIRE-OFFICE, AND PROVIDENT LIFE OFFICE, Regent-street, London. Established in 1806. PRESIDENT AND TRUSTEES. The Duke of NORFOLK, *rite Duke of Rurrallo, The Marquis of NOSTSIARITTON, F.arl Lord Ilaariaooirs, Lord Kuio, &c. &c. Etc. DIRECTORS. Sir llExar Prsar, JAMES SKDOWICK, Esq. 11011.- WASHINGTON SHIRLZT, WALTZ,. STRICKLAND, Esq. Sir W. E. Waal-, Dart. Sit Rosana Wra.sotr, Lard NORTIM ICK, Yu son CONST, Esq. L/en.r, Bart. Hoar.. T Dowsta, Esq. M.l'. Sir & ii tloat.axii, Bart. Wu. Para, Esq. dtc. dtc. &c. Managing Director—J. T. Rains. Bastratosy, Esq. F.A.S. Important Benefits realised : Capitals—A NIIILION STRRLING, and upwards. All Insarwl MASK Paortss 'OVALLY. Eamptioo from Liability for Loses. Mims paid immediattly, anu Lt full to Fifteen Flundred Suf fern, *itbnut a Agit litigation. Returns cf. 28 and 10'per: Cast. , paid invariably ; £42,000 re turned in the last nine years. Bonuses of £13.85. and tits. per Cent. paid on Life This day was published, • In Post Bvo. price 10a. 6d. the Third Edition of LIGHTS and SHADOWS of SCOTTISH LIFE. By the Author of " The Trial.. Margaret Lyeds& den, Printed for Willi a m Bl ac k woo d, tbargb; and T. 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Br Ida Majesty's Letters Patent. rirHE Nobility and Families, and Mei chants from Abroad, are respectfully informed, the above CLOT It Is SOLD by the Piece, and in Cases of so and GO Pieces each, he exportlog, exclusively, at MI LLA RD'S Foreign and British Watchcase. No. if, CHEAPSI DE, and nowhere eke. Its superiority for wearing in cud climates, the Indies, &c. give it the first claim to make for its pinianuiro to wear, durability, and economy. The ?Lam contain from .26 to Sit lank each, at led. ite. and Is. dd. per yard upwards, .ud the wide widths for Shettimi, from two to four pair each. reensike residing at a distance from London ate requested to amptillmir ardent, dtremed to the Patentee, as above, the in stant:whelps aeon:rotas where imitmions have barn gold for it. sturriliy PREPARATIONS OF SPAIN. •tmads • . a dispocistitesor _ °credal° the Sprints* View Ce;nsatt its Perpignan': "slime are DOVlalroody ihrtord IS gnetilho.cepahle of taking the livid, if necessity requires, sod: drat spirit of Woo and calm Armors' which prevails anion the worclry repimuniativto of the Spinisit nation and die Members of the Governatett, is beyond description. " In Barcelona all the artillery has been mounted, and the en thusiasts has risen to such a pitch, that eve, the roost delicate ladies have aided in this labour. so much opposed to the weakness of their se s; the place has been put in a complete state of defence; nett' battalions have been raised, and even the militiamen called ;renrc by the law have all enlisted themselves unmet the volon in imitation of several ether towns in the kingdom. The embusbon is, in fact, generaL . • " There have already arrived in the province of Gerona 2000 Rsecridta, drawn by lots, intended fortbe regiments of Leon, Na me and Barbostrn,the greatest part at wino° have been conducted here by the worthy Commander of the better regiment, who has tem& theta from Madrid without a single soldier to escort "them. In Gerona a workshop has been opened to stock the Ilene quantity of gun barrels we have here, and already this is he a very forward state. A company of volunteer artillery has been formed, that already does duty, and several other volunteer amps have also prepared for active service. " The cannon ot the fortresses of Figuents and ilostalrich are preparing, and provisions providing, the latter by the nefghbour int towns, where the inhabitants have offered the oecersary sup pliss the moment the Authorities called upset them. ' " En Tar:agora, scarcely had the parties of the rebels heard of the French invasion, when they all came in s with arms and ac,, .mutrenients i and offered themselves as voluntary militia, and' 'they have al ready freed the country from a gang of robbers by 'wheal it was infested. The tow* and fortress is now placing in ithebest state of defence. 61 In Lerida, the fortifications are rePairing, and provisions for a year are preparing for its inexpugnable fortress. A battalion of patriots has been formed there, independent of the militia %- tended to defend the piece in tam of a siege. Flying:partles of chessmen are also forming, to mime nay rebels who may make their appearance. The lots have been drawn foe remake for the army, &ad on this occasion patriodstn his eontpkitelY uvercome the deep-rooted repugnance of the Citilosilenevor fhb 'peeler *furrier 6 ' In Cnrihntenns Zuninaa.fimilits Onilninne WibduntEr Wa kes, C.oronna l , C,adis,. Valentin ittalanqs nriFiannins the beat feeling prevails, and they are anceedant laboUring in 'prepara tion foe defence, and raising traps.' " Finally, with the reinforiement of 30,00 D awn; the army is receiving, the latter may now be said to emaistof 114400 men. Bakke, there are 07,000 active :snaking weir -egos and and trained under arms, and if to them we add apwards o 900,000 volunteers, also armed and ready to - siat their blood in defence of their country, we hive ttbebing to dread from the French army, although it amototed to double the nambir their Govern ment can send to invade us ; and in addition we hale Pon4g2l in our rear, and her WAS ate ready and equally as determined as ourselves. We moreover know that the French troops dislike both the senior and the close, and feel the Injustice of their Goiernment. • The latter retie* on our wants ; bar in this they are deceived. We Flail want lick matery. wheu once the inva, elou is commenced, as the defence will be voluntary, becavie the muse is tatiotlall Our threertunent will dud resources front the moment the eats art resod, &c. • 0 Gerona, March 6, 1821." of ~. P • , EVA . • Pi•: 31.46CUENY PicuCEEDI.wiS. • li(MiSR OF ALOdDri, MARCO 24. The Loan CiIANCFLIAR a.tei !Ards SHAPTIPIZURT and Heir vitt' having taken their state, a 4 his Nlejesty's Conitnitteitineris to give the Royal Alum to divers Public and Private-Bills, the Streaxsa and Members of the House of Gnomons were dak summoned, and his Uajeetl•'a Curntnissi.ni bririi; read. the Rny As enL war gioen to the Ninth)), Bill, the llatint Mtiti , ty General Turnpike Amendment Hill, Inland Arms Bill, Irieh Yetinisnry Bill, Severn Midge Rill, 'Darlington • Lighting and Watching Bill, Purtman•square improvement Bill, Plymouth Gat Bill, Cornwall and Bruno 110.LIS Lill, and City of Peter. liorough Road Still. The Sees aaa and Memix•rs of the House of Commons having retired, the Lords adjourned. [The Messenger to whom the Commission of Saturday was entrusted, left lltk;httin at a quarter before eleven o'clock on that day i the journey is u4ualty performed in five hount,.and on particular occasions in four h .ere and twenty minutes; the Mes senger did not leach the Iltnew of [Aids mita a quarter before five o'clock, an haur a:ter tke 3;:jourtiment had taken place; be was, therefore, six hours on the road: au express was come • quently dispatched to Brighton as soon as poosible after the ad journment, for a fresh Commission, which was accordingly issiard, and inelosilmb the Nellie Sum" l'oblie and Pei rat Hills, which woo pot. given ha the-former Clenmissioto-- A similar occurrence is nut remembered by the oldest Officer in the House.—Lord Rosana Was the only Peer present, with the exception of the Noble Comtnissioners.) Earl BA•THURST presented a Petition ftom certain Corn- . nnbaioncrs of the Turnpike Roads is the Couhty of Glouteateri against the General Turopike Act.-t--Laition the tablet The Nlarquis of HERTFORD presented a Petition front Cornwall, against the Coal Duties'—Laid on the t..ble. Lord SA LTOUN presented a Petition from the inhabitants of the Island of St. Vincent's, Nevis, and the •Virgin Islands, complaining of Colonial Distress, and praying for rellief.—La.iti on the table. . • The Earl of SHAFTESBURY presented a Petition from the Poraveve and Inhabitan.s of Hduitoo, against the Imola vent Debtors' Act.—Laid on the table. • Mr. laving, from the Custom-House, presented the Annual Recants of the Trade and Navigation of the United Kingdom.— , Laid on the table. The Earl of ABF.RI3ItEN moved for Returns of the Num ber of Appeals to the House of Lords, from the 3d of May, 1813. to the present period.—Ordered. The Marquis of LA NSDOWN presented a Petition from the Inhabitants of Plyn.outh, against the PI/mouth Bridge Bill. Laid on the table. Earl POWIS presented two Petitions from Shrewsbury, the one for a better regulation of the mode of recovering Small Debts, and the other against the Insolvent Debtors' Act.—Laid est the table. TUE )(Ayr. Ear' DARNLEY was glad to And that 'his fllajeaty's Mints ...teis had at last acted on the principle Which he had suggested two years ago, respecting the reductions practicable in the De partment of the Navy connected with the dock-yards and the 'bonding of ships. They had reduced what might be called the Inactive expenses, and augmented the active expenses of the Navy, by an additional vote of 5000 Marines to the service. If a larger addition bad been called for, it should have had his sup port. For though he . did tot.mean to anticipate .the 'discussion which the Noble Earl opposite had promised should take place shortly, be could not but- observe, that if our negotiations. at Verona had been backed by a considerable naval armament we should not have found ourselves in the situation of having made remonstrances in vain. He could not help wishing, un der the present circumstances, that he should see more active lograratioss made to-fit oat an inaposing squadron. He was, not one of those who entertained sanguine hives that peace could be preserved on the Continent, bat went of preparatlon wie Much more likely to provoke war, than a manifest readiness to niset•it. Indeed if war took place abroad, he could hardly con-. Ceive that this country would lung remain in a state of tran quillity, unless she spewed that she was _ fulfy prepared to enter into the 'contest. The Hof of LIVERPOOL differed in one respect from the • Noble Er& He doubted the policy of saving what the Noble Earl called the inactive expense of the Navy, anti of carrying the active expenses to a .gre-ater. eittnt. The true policy for this country Vas to take care that a large fleet should be preparkt g aud preparing for times of was; It would bg found that at n o period had greater efforts been m atte to complete the ?reparation of a cgrisiderableflcet, and. he could say that that object was al. Most entirely accomplished to as full a degree atinty person what , ever might desire. As to keeping a geed number of ships In commission, be doubted the wisdom of the mrisevre t as it 6114 always been found at the breaking out of a .war that tl)e sailors. - taken from the merchant service were more eekknt than those who had been kept on board men of ear during the inactiorrof peace. Au augmentation had been made to oar naval force, nos whh a view to intimate that the policy of the Goverinme,nt wee not one of peace, but because-when war was likely to break out in any part of Europe, it became this country to be 'ready for every emergency. Lord EI. L E NEOROUGH contended, that if it were piled. Me, under circumstances like the prevent, to snake reductions in . out establishments, they would .have been still mote practicable . In 1818.—The conversation then dropped. tt A TION A L DRAT. 'The Earl of tiOittiobtlaving 11144e11 • ' . ihetlaira reading of the N:itionat 'Debt Itea - ftietioti BiiT The Marquis of LANSDOWN I said that in'ordep .to record hipoptriton, that the alleged •itirplus of Inv come was not what the Bill represented it td be; he "..hould move an' Amendment, that the word Three . ' ,nould be inserted, instead of Five Millions. • • Earl nAnNI.Ev Wished, that if the surplstrreidl)- amounted to aue &Mons, only three millions shnind be applied to the purposes of the Sinking Fuhd, and the other two should be applied to the reliet of tbh people and the tipeal of taxes. • ' .• • " The &111 OVER POOL contended,' Mit' th e car rangement bka een 'the Gotetturtat 'and the 'Bank being conclUded, othatcher**ight Ist thnught of • its wi,Jont, no one could -dOstit'. Mkt there was for SIN yCars idispolable surilbs'df Nye tatidhit. There was nothing mystetii us in thf arrangement; 'it 'Was -- - • ALL MONEY PRIZES. S - • WIFT and Co. solicit the attention of the Public to the present Lottery Scheml:. of only :4,000 'rickets, bavii,g 83 Capitals, including Three of £20,000, Twn of £5,000, Tweeaf £2,004, Six .:t 0.,000, &c. &c. to be drawn . in Three Days All the Prizes ..re of Money. On the First D 9? there will be only spoo Tickets in the Wheel, to which must be drawn a Prize of 1'20,000, and 52 other Capitals, all fixetl for that day ; in adiation to which every Ticket drawn the First 1 Ile), a Prize above £IQ, will entitle the holder to an Utidrawn Tickit fur the record Day, so that a Purchaser may obtain Two , C..piLl Prizes by_the purchase of One Ticket or Share. ch _Sernnat large may be received at the Old and Fortunate -, "nun of SWIFT aid Co. No. 11, Poultry; 14, Charing-Cross: 1 • and 31, s Aldgate High-street; where 2,1 54, a Prize of .E 20,000„ an4.l Nine whet Capitals, were sold in January last. DR. JOHNSON'S RASSELAS TRANSLATED I' ITALIAN. Thii day was pub:isbed, in lionsn. price ds. 641. board., RASSELA, PRINCIPE D'ABP33INI.I Tra- dutto Tnglese del Signor Doctor JOHNSON. Printed for G. and W. B. Whittaker, Ave. Maris-lane. ••• or have no doubt that ° Hassel*. 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Second P.ditioo, with a Para.:Fir. Sold by aborwoisil and Co. Pateruoster-row, and all other PARLIAMENTeMY PAPERS. umakain OF lIIIICILLA "lOUS BILTICII! rot MIAMI FOS VHS k ,FOISINT YEAR. Linen Board, £19,938; Baird of Works, £17,450; Printing, Stationery, and subordinate Officers of the Pub ic• Offices in Castle, $17,!301 ; publishing Proclamations, &c. if 6.500 ; Printing and Binding General Acts of George IV. for the use of the Lord sliishops, &c. ie3700 ; Expense et Criminal Prosecu tions, i844P00; Deficiently in the Grant on the same account for £11142,- re 13,000 ; • for Nonconforming Ministers, .08789; Seceding Ministers from the Synod of the Province of Ulster, £4034; Protestant Dissentient !Moisten in Iceland, £756 ; Ex penses of Lottery Offices, £1247; for the Harbour ot ansah, £4:.27; Civil Contingencies,rel 5,000; Inland Navigation,S6l3o ; Police and Watch Establishments of Dublin, if119,7:17, in don to the Taxes on the inlubitants • to aid Schools, £4000; ffilleteraissioners of Judicial Inquiry, ' Ait'oo; Commissioner, of Miry into the Land Revenue of the Crown, £1651 ; Record (Mnistirsion, £3500. In all, a sum of £337,677, being an in tram of a 586 un the grants of last year. Eapease of the Custom-House listablishnsee' .£122,482. &OAR Qtrainrins.—Aecounts have also been published of the edictal and declared values of the itsparts to the Rust Indies and China, and to the West Indies, far every year since 1614, by which it appears, that the Reports to the former have gradually , increased, while these to the Latter have gradually decreased.— The statement is as follows : Deilared value of the &ports trfilseibuir Indies and China, la - 1815 £2,559,035 1818 £4,022,642 1821 x.l,oBtaas 1816 3,166,961 1819 4,383,983 181.2 in ScotlAnd, to thicVol. sv Edward Sang. gesserynean. --- 'Smog 11317 5,378,758 1 182.0 3,025,950 (lags 4, - oss,ses - thi - p l l;hte.si and sgoiple-t 'tratniactiOn 'which * steroid o. pece 15s. boards. Declared value of F.spOrts to the West Indies .in COnleiVell. •Neith* wet the mode (Wiw il. The Vtr.a.a Os. alum Dsairroar; or,.Mnnthly index °Mork 18/5 £6,663,538 1818 ie5,803,793 1821 X 4,169,081 • • r isi , 1717 b e . to be &nein Town and Villa Gardens, Parterres, &c. By Rol. 1816 7,093.087 1819 5871,09 b 1822 4,349,390 clueing t he weight 'of the - de.id money unfiii, 'either ter Nicol. The Third Edit. in , 00lsp leo. prise 7s. 641. hoards. 11117 4,420,839 1820 4.747,016 181 5 3,383,681 . to the persons whose itfittests Weve - concerned, or ' to ix. A Gammas of %Taw i'.l4stsadvs of artificial, as well , . :.., , P mt y It wiluld' be "Wiiritir to el it if ~tote PuhrriluT/ARY. WILLBANK. as natural Classification, with an explanation of Jussieu's System. 11.•_,_ Report of the Committee on this Penitentia " ' .. p?hh_ehed by order of the lionse of .Coinna Dy Sir J. E. Smith, M.D. F.R.S. ike..lgrident of the Linnnan . rthlilliwal • were said uvon it than upon the Public ; but that w.is Society. In . Ilvo. with 21 Plaes, containing 277 Figures of eg o.. ma. IFF. tout the eit,e. Mirthlsiestint tetief was certainly un- Pl..irts, besides rosily of their various, Parts and .Organs; price "Ile tas willorlUg elltrartt : . • r,. . The earnings iii the a ale prissier" aruounual in 4i e 'i n t taints', belt i t Ars% tslotistafd in the bet po,sible mode. cis. plain, or coloured Impresaloos 11. lls. Id , boards. ending late. 31, 1822, to 23.666. 184- thee .9( 1441 fraildev• to For bad the Doidt.Sluitey Annuities been suffered By sir J. E. zertitti, ill) F . R.S. Li, £ 11,061. 11k.—Tata1,..65,944. is.. Of ibis sum .54,461. Ist. 13. ith Is/so "71031 to tbe Krupa of Panratconorvar. and progressively to expire, they would have dribbled SY sTell4.2lCal. 1110TANV. In Bvo. the Fourth Edition, with 15 ruwo, pries 14x. boards, . 111S __.1, a #P,___. _____,li" fee the tow of the Kttablittnnvet. the captor of away in an imperceptible manner, and it would haste coloured IL Bs. boards. - w ",......"'" '"'`Pr'snt of these eareiete. Wm* 5e141,874. 9s. &Len. . . • heeu impossible for his Itlajesty's Minister* to square 14. Commoners( nous Datwoaca. Avalon Jacob. Ed. a"`' a " tra g e , , I minher of -1 010300 . 3 its the yeax. 4 11956!. tO haVill vardo . - tb. giu. co. A 2 4 . D. s oc k est i s aa p„id bees 745, maiung.tho 'sponse. Wooled tor mph person some., .the tiutatinit to the failings in. *To reduce the taxes have made their.. diminution in . 'rut Third Union, corrected, and condoned to ts the end at the what mar s thud .fl{ asueelh• .. • . Toi l e, t.. 0, or three. hunched thousand pounds a year s Septet any awls that err to bend& 64 ptogiAtuell..whil nl _k_ii 'l* i the P. blic - but would stave preatastrd at reat Third Volume oldie Flora Beltannits, with At new-discovrred ' 11 " Imal "' abet 44 4 " 6 " krip g tly TaPr."2llP•whifil the ' woold. not 06 4 Plants from the English Botany, and References UV that WOW . . eersidned that many o the 'prlsonerp love come jeto m e. if . 3 „..,4 ttt t • throughout. In 18mo. price 7a. 611. board*. ••mg -orkb eassaltsolloos roods bastiired. lii the timbal/ off the, yeas seduction being elfscted• in' their vniotiviL -- : . ' I is. Corivossarsovi on Hewer. With 21 Erograv . . - i g„ikl. she dad, were 11 6 11Punkliashil . Pere nerefinto,lUt.on tlie , 441 . ,loird.litithi supported the Amendaim .. _ Fourth Edition eulargcd, la oil. wed; isms. prie,cls. ea. or 10s. 6d. chlo i ured. . a-7 7 et Jell On " pktorr real ithramiir,. ll l4.3 o llo.letLiieetil .tliw . limit 11OLLEY inaintait.ed that the peheme ilai,. ki . m .. 7 A l ibi* 4 nd, is. A Taitarise on the Comas of tbt Ante Aid Pl* D mih r,. ;--, . - ,--_, • - - ,„ ..-... ..-,„. ._• r. •• vin ii:liitern. to the oriewat • urinci-le id ble and as the Manufacture of Cider :ad Net", WittistrAmpalla. -h l Ule caftr u r el tae Tear 7 u Priaecir; l 7lPPll:Xlll ' ilteln,4B, o _lT '' •, - . . t —• Mfg, r Fu and tilail• no outair • By T. A. Knight, Er* Fill.S.- . lind. 1.4 . • President of tWiltilL 'lll7.l6,airs atd nine f e n i t a N eil .l o 4l oo" a hlt. ..,.!,t the •..1 , . . ticultural &pasty of 1....mA10n.- In Kato . the F.lth E.Jitien,pfiter. ' cnrine . T ent ' a Itt l til. ... w i ". f :a lei . i n ue 'et e . , - 141 ., 1 //44,the, , 4 4. IPtlvt , r , 1. •- •. • - • a• - • 4s. boards. • i o f di g ( "P riaul ia ue i va , 1 4 6 . li glAv " li f Cl9wn ' • 4 t he"4l Aurlia a LNSoOWN had nem mies . , •1