The Statesman. — London, England, 1809-07-14 00:00:00

r Mount -street, Whiterkapel.—Lantl-tar redeetnetL.—fly Sir. BURTON, at Ctbrrawit‘'s, on Wednesday, July 46, at It rIPHE LEASE or a near, comfortable RESI DENCE for a small relsertable Fatally. coavadentb NW pleasantly situate, No. '2, ‘lnniie-street, Nett-read, SI. George's, about 15 minutes walk from 'Change ; and fan tails three sleeping rooms, a drawing-room, twos parlour!, tan kitchens, and walled garden. Let In a tenant at will, at 351. per annum. field on Rase for about 60 year., at a groand rent of $l. per annum. To be viewed, and particu lars had on the premises; at Garraway's; and of Mr. Bur- Sou, 64, Combat. To Tanner: and others.—A compact Taw-rand. with 2 Dwel in-homes, Bermondsey.—By Mr. BURTO'4. at (-Arra way'., na Monday, July 17, at 12 o'clock. in one lot, AValuable LEASEHOLD ESTA T E; com prising a compact tan-yanl, with about 40 handles. 6 layers and spenders, a bark-mill. mill-house, a substantial bark-bare, leather-lsoucrs, dr% ing.lofts, cart-Indge, and .ta bling; :the two good Dwelling-houses in front of the pre mise;; situated, Ni. 47 and 2s, Lang-lane, Bermond sey. The whole WU on lease for about 27 years. at a ground s's.' at U. per oatwta. TO he viewed, and particulars had MI the premises; of Mr. B Yind. Solicitor, Throgmorton street; at Garraway's; and of Mr. Burton, 62, Catskill. Genteel drtaebed Cottage, with Chaise-house. Stabling, and large Girtlen, Hollaway.—R . , Mr. BURTON, at I:ar eawa7's, on Monday, July 1,, at 12 &cluck. A iubAtautial built I.E.S.SEIIOLD REST- D ENC F., In perfect order, pleacantly , ituated, nearly epp2sile the Chapel, lloiloway, about 1 miles from town: esataiaisg fair bed-raono, a handsome drawing-room, 195 feet by 12, will Molests to the door, and iron balcony dining-re.s. 111 feet by 12, communicating to parlour oddi dams, large bow-window, with entrance to gar de t pie want patios's. convenient kitchen, and domestic eters, taro garden srenstorked, chaise-bouce, stabling, .Ic. Meld laishiele war ?0 ram remain utwvpirrd, at wary moderate teat. To be viewed, and particulars had on the premises; at Garraway's; sod of Mr. Burton, 62, Cornbill. Wh'ore's Farm, Thumkilter, Etnev.—By Mr. BURTON, • at Gartavray's, on M,m•Lar. July 17, at 12 o'clock. A Vafluble FREV1101,1) FARM, called bounes, lyiax in the Par of Thtmdersky, in the amity of Esser, 6 miles from Southend, and 36 from Lon de& lite estate is very rampart, well connected, and in vild state of cultivation, and commix, a subgantial farm issuea with barns, stablinc, cow-houses, well-covered farm yard, and ?06A. 311. 19P. A pagure, arable, and wood ha l, the whole (orating a desirable property; laud-tax re deemed. To be viewed by. application to Mr. Beecham, of Timedersie, of whim printed particulars may be had. Particulars on the premises; nt the Royal Hotel, Southend; Nark Boy, Chelmsford; at Carraway's; sad of Mr. Bill"- Ilea, 63, Corithill, where a map of the etante may be ieeu. Prekkam.—Neat with Gardens, Chaise-bosses, and Stables.—By Mr. BURTON, on Monday, July 17, at twelve o'clock, at Garniniafs, in Lots in consequence of Nits Slapletow's removal to Matte-hill, Greenn ich. Lot 1. A Neat RESIDENCE, situate in Union v, Peckham, containing sit sleeping-roorss, a•drasiag, dining, and morning room. hall, kitchen, and ttomenticwith front nnil back walled garden, Imo feet Is depth ; lease asexpired, 27 years, at a rent of 541. per awn*. istares at a valuation. Lot ?. k ditto, ditto, situ ate artialsi mg, aid early similar, with the addition of a large mica to the garden; lea.e unexpired 21 sears, at a rent of 44. per menial; the fixtures at Ayala:llion. Lot 3. A new erected bnek-built chaise-hawse and stable, behind int 1, with a back communication; a lease will be granted for 27 years, at a rest of bl• per annum. I.nt 4. A ditto. ditto, behind lot I, with a back rommnnication ; a lease will be granted he 21 years, at a rent of 41. per To be viewed till the sale; particul sr% had on the premises, of :Messrl. ilson, upholders, ikloortichis; at Ciarraway's; and of Mr. Burton, 62, toralidt. Valuable Freehold Farm, Ewe:.—By Mr. BURTON, at Carraway't., on Moisda, July 17, at It o'clock, ADe,italile FREEHOLD ESTATE; compri sing a most complete Farm of about 155 A. IR. 25P. of 'meadow at d arable land, with iuhstantial brick-built Farm lime, barn, excellent stabling, cos -house, and well-shel tered faros-yard, situate at Vange, near Billericay and Had- Teigh, is fee enmity of Essex ; about lY talks from Southaarl, from Billericay, aid 1) from London. The premises are jo , lieiustsly placed in the centre of the estate, which is singu larly compact, well connected, and in hien cultivation, with an easy conuaunication t.s the various parts; many of the principal fences are recently new. The whole forming a rom plete propeit v, and presents as eligible offer to Gentleuseo de s:r4us of , eating small capital to landed property. The F.state let ,at lease to Mr. Rudlaad, a respectable tenant, foe near 3•1 years, at a moderate rent of 1701. clear of all de dsetisin. To be viewed, and particulars had on the premi ses; of sir. O. Ilarvey, Solicitor, Feering-house, Kelvedon, have; Royal lintel, Southend; Three Cups, Colchester; Crown, Billericay ; at Garraway's and Lloyd's; and .f Mr. Burton, 64, Coe abik, where a plan of the Estate may be ''coat, Capital Freehold lon, and Pasture Grould.—By Mr. BUR TON, at Garraway's, on Monday, July 17, at 12 o'clock, io ?lob, by order of the Proprietor, Lot 1. A (;apit.a FREEHOLD and old stab. liu!ocd and well known INN, situate in the heal thy and ouch-oilroired toms of Kelvedoa, in the eoanty of Esser, 10 miles from London, railed the Arrest, in the oc capition of Nits. Webb; consisting of a eommodious and welt-adapted House, haring an excellent kitchen and bar, capital nine emits and cellaring ; parlours, well suited for the reception of families, and numerous airy bed-chambers over the same; neat and productive ~=arden. The premises are well supplied with water, and moderately assessed. The Angel Inn has ling been frequented b 3 the first families, who travel the Great liautern road. The posting businegs, which is cssaiderable, might be greatly extended. Lot rich and productive Freehold pasture, adjoining lot 1 coutainiug lye acres, more or lest. which affording a rout for horses and coos, is of the greatest importance to-the Inn. The above Cnacero affords ao unusualidvantageous opportunity to a person who is willing to embark in a public line. where pro it .sad respectability are united. Printed particulars may be ba.l at the Black Boy, Chelmsford; White Hart, Witham; Them- Caps, Gidelsesters King's Head, Makin's; of Mr. I). W. Harvey, Solicitor, Freeing Home, near Kelvedon; and of Mr. Barton, 6Y, f'orohill. Excellent Hors hold Famiture ; a patent Piano-font, by Clemente ; Kite, Linen, Chian, Paellin4ta,_ Wines and Fleets, sear Kentington.—By Mr. BURTON, no the Pvialses, Spetwer-place,between Remington Common ant ilrezu.a. on Wednesday, July 19, at 11 o'clock, by di re-tiois of sae Asigates. genuine and modern HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE and EFFECTS, of hlr. WILLIA3I Ch•ew an wiese-merchant, a bankrupt; comprising lofty tsar-post liedneads, with mahogany pillars mot handsome mottos furniture; pnine goose feather beds, bordered wool essttranes, blankets. and counterpanes; window curtains, in mit; est-Meat mahogany wardrobe, commode chests of drawer., fAcling top, n mama, with apparatus, dressing tabbs ant ;dumb; drawing-row suit in aaokeen and muslin, insisting of chairs, sofa. and curtains; set of patent maho gany dining tables, card and Pembroke tahles ; neat maho gany and chamber chairs; a capital eight-day table clock; Brussels and K iddernsiatter carpet', loot-cloths, kitchen re use-atm a Newfuendland dog, and miscellanea's erects. To he viewed dee day previous in the sale, when catalogues may be bad sea the premises ; of Messrs. Teasdate and Browne, Solicitors, Merchant Taylor's Hall; and of Mr. Burton, stock of Hooks and Stationery, Implements, and Fixtures la Trade, genuine Household turnitere,a few .00d Prints and Effects, Hosiodstliteb.—By Mr. lIITRTO..C, on tae Pre mises, As. 128, Houndeditck, oa Thursday, July ?O, ad following day, at Li o'clock, by direction of the Assigneef, LLL the salvable and prime Stock of BOOKS, ‘ATION ER Y, Ste. of Mr. Tina 41{ COGA N, book idler m i d L oosumer i a bankrupt ; comprising nonserous icconnt books in rill, ftimna and Forrill n hips journals, cyphering books, poc:tei ledger:, memoring-books, large assortment of memarandnin-books, copy-books a driny, medians, fookscap, and usher papers, school-books, and children's books; bandied volumes of library hinka, nine hundred weight of inli-haards , a large quantity of tonal, teyeral ploughs,: and implements in trade, about eight groke of India The furniture coa4i,as of neat four-post and test bed l am* with dads, cottoa, and other runtime, leather bah 'abases , maltragies , and bedding, double and single I chases of drawers, chamber, parlours, and dining-room tables, mahogany tables, dressing nod pier glasses, carpets, deal ta kitelten regaisites, and misceliaocoits elects. To be /pie wed, and cat:dosage W on Monday previoim to the oak, rya the pmeitat, and at Mr. Barton's, lit, Gambit,. 1/1' _ RIST 1N07.4 MUSIC, Jody 6, HIM Tin: Court of Director* of the United Com penvof Moretti:o* of England trotting to the East Wier. do hereby give notice. That a fleetest. COURT of the said Company will he is Id at their House in l.eadcnhall street, rat Friday the 1 ith inst. at eleven *o'clock iu the fore- Amon, at the desire of nine Proprietors, agreeably to the fol. I oßing liaetteelN • is T o e it u t s.as %lir, Esq. Chilimuus of the Court of Directors of the East India Company. " Sir. " London, June lens. " We, whose names are hereto subscribed, duly qualified accordiug to law, request you to call a Special General Court of the Proprietors of East India Stock, for the purpose of taking into coosideration the Report of the Court of Direc tors upon the Resolution of the Special General Court of Proprietors, held an the .2d instant, respecting the recal of certain Writers and Cadets, whose appointments arc said to have been obtained by improper means. " We are, Sir. your most obedient humble servauss, PHILIP SANSOSA JOHN INNEs • J. Wt/OLMORR JOHN FORBES W. AN liITH J. fIARNAITLT P. S All I'SONT P. MOORE." J. BARNETT EAST - WilIA HOUSE. Thursday, the 6th of Joh., 1939. AT a G ENFRAL coma of the USIHED COIIP.INI of MERCHANTS of ENGLAND Tradine to the EAST I N1)1 ES. held this Day. Resiolvisi,—Tleat this Court having taken Iwo its serious consideration the Report laid before it on the 29th of March last, purporting to he a Report from a Select Committee of the Home of COMII39IIi, " appointed to inquire into the ex ...titmice of any corrupt practices in regard to the appointment and nomitestion of Writers and Cadets in the service of the had-India Co ploy," cannot but espress its deep regret at the corrupt and improper transactions therein disclosed; and that this Court, While it observes with great pleasure the declaration of the said Committee, that throughout the whole of the evidence they remark nothing which traces any owe of such corrupt or improper bargains hi any Director, or induces a reasmiable suspteion that they were dose with his psis ity or connivance, is decidedly of opining, that a umter degree of cireutaspeetion in the appointment of the dwil and military servants of the Last-India Company is not only essential to its reputation, and to the mworsoof its af hits, bet highly important to the public interest ; It diode therefore determine, That in future, all Writers and Cadets as well as the Students meant for such appointments, shall be examined and chosen in an open Court of Dire ton. which Court shall be booed to make, by the interrogation of the esoldato and of the person recommending him, and by such i other csamivatioo and means as shall seem to them to be et pedient for that parpnse, a full inquiry iuto the character. connertions, and qualiOntioto of the said candidate, as well as into the means of his introduction to that Court, and to record upon their proceedings the result of such inquiry, with their determination thereon. That all each candidates shall present petitions for their oppointiuents ; but that no petition shalt be entertained or dimmed, unless the same he indorsed or anderwritten by a Director, in the following terms, over said above any declaration now required, viz.—" I, .1. B. " being one of the Directors of the East India 1 - olapony, do deelare that I have fully enquired into the character, the " counections, and qualifications of the within petitioner. " C. D. and that,. in my opinion, he is a fit lessen to peti " Hon the East-India Cotnpany for the appointment which " he herein solicits." Rut Alt nothing contained iu the said, or any other declaration from a Director, shall relieve the said Court from the obligation of pur-uing, with the at• most strictness, the aforesaid inquiry. And that it shall not he lawful for any Director to circulate any' written recorn mendetion of any candidate, or otherwise interfere in his ap pointment, than in an open Court of Directors. Provided alwas:, that each Director shall be at liberty so to indorse, or underwrite, so many and such petitions as he would, ac cording to the present mode and rules reverting patronage, be intitled to sign nominations, and no more. And that the Court of Directors di; lay before this Court, at least once in each year, or oftener if required, an account of the number of Writers, Cadets, and Students, whose petitions have been agreed to as %sell as the number of those whose petitions have bee n rejected. Resolved unanimously,—That the thooks of' this Court he given to Geroge Smith Esq. M. P. for the vvr) honourable promptitude with whic hl he pi opined in his place in the House of Commons, an inquiry into the alleged abuses. with respect to the appointment of the civil and military servants of this Colima's% ; and to Charles Grant. Esq. 11. P., who se conded the 'time, tied such others of the Directors, who, as Alembers of the Home of Commons, supported with so much zeal and utiartimity the said inquiry. Resolved, That (be said Resolutions be printed fur the use ntthe Proprietors, sad inserted in the public papers, tnee ther with such Resolutions as the Court of Directors ma) have come to on toe same subject. 48 a rout of Directors, held an Thursday, the 98M Febree era 1.799. . _ Resolved unanimously, That, un aerobia° of nay recom mendation for a Writersbip, which recommendation has al. ready taken place this season, or may take place in this nod any succeeding seams, declaration in writing u pon . the peti tion, to the following purport, be made by the Director whu glees the same, viz. " I recommend this petition, and do most soleinoly de " dare, upon my intoner, that I have given this nousiesa " ties 13 A. B.; and that I neither have received myself, nor am to receive, nor ha% any person to the best of my" knowledge or belief. receive-4, nue is to receive say pc " rookery consideration, nor aov thing convertible. in any " mode, into a pecuniary benefi•, on this aceouo..- 7 --As " witness my baud." Resolved unanimously,— that every appointment made in commuter/ewe of corrupt practice=, in regard to the dtspo,ll of Patronage, shall he null and void mulcts the . parties to whom the appoiotineut is given shall, upon examination be fore the committee appointed to investigate Ilse eireurn stances attending the distribution of Patronage, enable them to report to the Court, that he has made a fair and candid disclosure of all circumstances attending the same. • Ara Court of Directors, held on Wednesday, the till Avert, IPO6. Resolved—That any person who shall, iu future, be no minated to a situation, either civil or military, in the ser vice of this Comp my, and wha shall have obtained •itch no mination, either direr* or indirectly, by purchase or agree ment to purchase, through the medium of an atent, or other person, shall be rejected, and the person vo narsinsted shall be rendered incapable of holding any situation wkatmeser in the Company's service. A rid in the event army permit having obtained an appointment in the moan beforestated, nod proceeded to India previoas to its being decovered,such person shall be dismissed the Company service ' and or dered hack to England, also shall al , be rende red iuca pable of bolding any Mutation whatever in the Coaspbey's service. Its Secret reset if Directors, held on Tuesday, the 11th Fe- - dr oar y , 1109. The Covet kat* considered the contents of these let ters: • Resolved,—That as a Committee of the Ilownorable Name of Commons was, on the motion of a Member of this Court. who is also a Member rif that House, appointed 'a the 11th instant, to examine into all corrupt practices, and all agreements, bargains, or negotiations for the sale o 1 East India Writertitips or Cadetships, this Court will not take upon them the investigation of the matter new Imagist be fore them, in the manner to which they would otherwise cer tainly deem it their duty immediately to (to : but that a copy of the said letter, and of it: inflosures, be transmitted to the Chairman of that ltimourahle Committee for their in formation. • Resolved,—That a oopy of the minutes of the Secret (:curt of Directors, held on I mdse, the 3d instant, on the inform atioo of Mr. Robinson, a Memlttlyof thi. ('ourt, respecting the suspected sale of a cadetship given by Mm to a gentle man of great respectability, be also transmitted to the said Committee. Resolved,—That the Report of the Committee of Sbip piag, stating their proceedings in order to discover the truth of this last-mentioned business, be also transmitted to the Chairaian of the said Committee, in the hope that the Hon. Committee, who ran act with more authority than belongs to the Court of I)irectors, will be pleased to carry on the investigation into the said transaction, Resolvent,—That the Chairman do ematounivite to the Chairman sof the said Committee the earnest wish of this Court to contribute all in their power to the prosecution of the investigation for which the ( losmittee of the Honourable House of Commons is approuted, and to give the Committee every information *hirb the Record, of the Company. liable them to fornisb, as %%M-es to meet intik - 3111211y any Jogai fites w hich the Ho:mutable Committee may judge tit to pro pose to them. itt a Court of Directors, held ea ruottay, the Nth lifirek. 1:09. It wae, oa a "mina, Reseiscd,—That a Court be pion mooed for Tbursday pelt, at etevea o'clock,- to take iota comideratioo the report of the Committee of the Howe of • Illeisoraminns. Thas. iettes relating t• . 4 1r. 1 .4 .L.11 Patrisar. [MAN. ensamownppointed to inquire iuto the existence of any abuses hi the din sal of the patronage of the East-ledia Company. Ifentorworront : —The Resolutions of the Coort of Directors, which folloyy , here read is, the (:turret Court the ‘.ld Jane last, vie. .11 it Court of Directors, held on Tsiesdny, the 41Is Aprif 1409. The Court resuming the consider:4as; :if the Report of a Committee' of the Hun. !Irma- of iasent.ons on the Patron age of the Enst-India Company. • Resolved,—That it is the duty of the. Coert of Directors to act in strict coeformity with their resolntioo of the 'Nth February, 1799; and their therefore resolve, that it iscope dient thal the Court shout!) resort to the painful mealstire of immediately ordering teem India such persons in the 4:tym pany's civil and military service as shall appear by sails fat tory evidence to have obtaitesil their appointments by cor rupt considerations. paid either by themselves or tb - rough their friends. The Court dce.ai this painful determination ne cessary, not so notch with a view of punishing parties is ho may perhaps hr many of them ignorant of the circumstances under which their appointments have been obtained, and the sufferings therefore of man) of whom, even hi passing this re ndition, the Omni does not deem it any impeachmeot of its duty to commiserate, but under an opinion, that such a severe example is abaolattly necessary efectaally to stop such im proper proctices in future. Thai, in respect to 11 titers in addition to the already ex isting regulation, by which the i)irector cuasferricg the ap pointment declare: that he has given this nomination to and that he " neither has received himself, nor is " to recrive, - nor has any other person, to the best of his " knowledge or belief, received, nor ism receive any peen " okay consideratioa, oorrnly thing convertible in :toy mode " into a pecuniary benefit on this aerostat ;" it be in future a positive rule, that the declaration, besides specifying the per sou through whose recronineodatiso the appointment is ob taised, slMil Aim ipecifv the name of the pers.yo who is to receive the some, and that the 1/ireclor shall see and exstatine the party su reeds lug the appointment before he is presented to the Color. That whenever a writership Is conferred on any person, his friends or connections shall enter into a penalty bond, to for feit the sum of 30J01. to the Company, if such is ritership shall he found to have been in any way bought or sold, sir eichanged for any thing cooyertilde into a pecuniary benefit; and that this regulation shall extend to the friends anti con nections of those persons who are appointed on the nomina tion of any one to whom the Court of Directors may give a watershin ; loud farther, that this Resolution shall not vacate the Itesolation of :Mb February, 1799, determining the re ad of all writers or cadets in virtue of any corrupt bargain. That it has been proved to be es pedient for the Court to order, that, in future, so 1/ireetor shall give a blank card of admission fora military situation, though the Court are hap py to observe that this practice has not otlea occurred, hut that upon the card of apptsintett-nt he shall express, ii his own hand-writtne, the name of the party to whom he gives the same, the name of the person who is to WI the situation and that he shall moreover see, sad himself examine, tb; person so to be appointed, if tit; penyon be in Europe, and be satisfied, as far as his belief extend,, that no Improper consideration has passed, or is to piss, for such appoint ment. _ _ _ That it hr referred to the law advisers of the Company to consider is abet her any suit or suits c.ia be iitsti:tated against the perswo who Alkali appear hr the Report of the Committee of the I lousc.of COM iiiii to 111 W Ter:vied pecuniary or other con-iderutiow, in respect of appointment% f.ar India, flit the purpose either ufpuoishiug the parties in a pecuniary or ether manner, who have bees panty of !hem practices, or or mak lug any further discovers if therevhall way resew° vus pect that the whole truth i shall sot have bee; stated to the Committee of the 'foamier 'emosons. . . That all exchanges of writers !no: or cadetships between Director, or others meriting any -itch pitrooace from the Coart, stall be . agreed oft and cm/Hardin open Gears. That this Cohn will proceed further upon the siihjpet mat ter of the first of the preeediu Resolution., a hen the e% i denee *fleeted to the Report of the Committrelif the it ante of Commute; shall be before the Court. • M a Court of Dirrcturs, Acid.onWednesday, t4s 11th of Jprtl, .IVO9. Resolved,—That the whole of the Courts Patrien;e, whirls bus-been hitherto paned by the Committee of Snip ping, anavely, the owlets, assistant surgeons tree mariners. end %Waterers for the Bombay marine and Bengal pilot service, be its future ezamissed arid passed by the said Select Coat tnittee (appointed to superintend the Military Seminary, lately formed) ; that it be referred to the said Committee i.t revise all former Orders and Itrgulatiom for the admission of Cadets and other persons into the service, and to report whe therllll%, and what further ret.„ttlaiirons may be nreessar), to prevent the recurrence nf.sucis corrupt practices in future. Ate SeminaryGrmtAiller, the 2614 April, Uea mutton. Resolved,—That the friends of the Cadets to wham the nominations are given by the Directors, be required 16..0w:A at this House with times, sod that they be likes, itie re spired to write a letter to this Committee to the following ef fect, viz. " To the Monourable•Committee for passing Military Ap pointments. " Derelemen,— Ido hereby declare upon my honour, th•it " I received the awitinatitio of a Cadet fur the 44 (nen Esq. " gratuitously, and that I have given it gratuitously to Mr. with whoa- family and connections " I am well acquainted. " I am, Gentlemen, " % our ,eso obedient servant." Ate Cenci or Directors, kiM on Fridos, ftth Vey, 1809. The detail of the evideore attacked to the Report of the Committee of the House of Cummins ;appointed to ir e lire into the existeuor of any abases lu the dispotal of the potiim age of the East lodin t omainy, having been some time be fore the Court, the Court non proceeded, entifonnitbly to their Resolutions of the dth of last month, to the consideration of the further measures, welch the said Resoltuinte,and those of the 98th February, 1199, and tith August, 1306. may re quire. Resolved.—Tblit to answer the ends for which the Resolu tion of the 'Atli February 1,99, aid toll August Ido6, were adopted, it may be sufficient, on the permit occasion, to li mit the retrospective ()iteration of those Resolutions to the 6th August 1806, when the latter Resolution was promulet ed, and at that time only the determinative of the Court to annul all uppoistments pot-tired by corrupt means was ge nerall v made totoon to the Public at large, by the publica tion of it in the (bisects., and in the newspapers of Lotultio, Edinburgh, and Dublin, as well as by priuted advert:se ments. Resolved by the Ballot,—That whereas it is declnred in the said Resolution of the 6th August 1806. that any perm* als• taioing their appo ntuientt by purchase, or agreement to wir ehair., shall lw rendered incapable of bolding any situation whatrver iu the Company's service; it may be sufficient to apply the salli declaration to such persons nointiated into the service as shed. themselves have been parties, by concurrence or knowledge, in any corrupt transaction for obtaining their appitionnents respectively, it being always understood that 110 persoo, under these cleating:mires, shall be restored to the service by great from the Court, but only by his rec,:iving an appointment from the patronage of some individual .Di meow. Resolved,—That the same declaration which is now an nexed to the certificates of baptism prodoced by young men coining for the appointment tit C.ulets, by the part qtr, or next of kin of the said yosug men, be required, in like man ner of the parenis or nest of kin of young roes pri•kuted for the appointments of writers. Restilited,—That it appears by the Report of the Commit tee of the 'louse of Cotwinura, that the following appoint meads, and uoinimation to the College, coufocred Atbsequebtly to tee 6tls August 1806, were purchased by the Min ds .0* the parties who received the mole, thong's without the privity of any of the Directors who respectively conferred those ap puinttseots. [ P. The motes of the perms, so appointed and nominat ed appear its the following minutes of the lith May.] At a Caen of Ihrociors, held on Friday, 14.4 a May, 180 9 . Resolved by the Ballot, That the appotaboeuts of the following persons be now rescinded and anointed, and that the said persons be dismissed from the service of the Cum ; parer, tie. Wisterias. Edw. James Smith, appointed •24 February 1808, for Hertel Fry Maipitac • * d 0... .... do. (.: I DEII. Thomas Kelly, .. appointed in April .. 1808, for Madras. George Barker George Teulan John Samuel IVilli tins Braithwaite Christie thomat Pilaw 23 Sept... 1110 h, .. Bengal. Jolla %lama° Robert M.to-nn Thonms Locke ...o . 3 February Ithri &Wires. Re-olved by the Ulm, That the nomination of Henry eWrlinre, kt a F tudviot at the East India College , on the 13 th Januaf t y, IBM% with a view to his future appointment as a my r.ter no the Madras establishment, be annulled, awl that Le bc rembvtd flout the Dollegeaccordingl). • . . ..• Remlired by the Ballot, onarintoo.le. That the aprinl• inert at Mr. Cannel Lewis to be a Lae o, in 1 4 415, winch ap• pniatruent be (being boot of au Jodi to mother) c l erk,' through, by getting aa Eng!inowni, n tased Puillips , to pits senate his before the Cain nittee of Shipping, he, ionssiths standing the Resolution of Ctiurt of the lc.tant, which miss the retrospective operation of the ItemilJtinse of the Yeti Pebruarv, I ice, and St h Angela, In tbs. date tam mew dosed, annul Mil ; and that be be di-missed the Company'. service on oceans* of the fraud practised by bins. Resolved. That is explanatiou of the it.* of the itevate• tior.l pmsed on the sth iosttuit. relative to the atinelnirrl of appointments procured by coriupt meats attl.l tic service a till* Company. it is expedient to declare in strillog *Mid was verbally intimated at the time of proposing the said Resolu• time, that it was ifitertlt d to huvc respect 'sta lk tq the list thee before the Ceart. of nppointineent stated in tied Report oriisg Committee of the Donee of Commas, which roc, ' oh. co , guir4 into the disposal of bast Lisaia "mosso. to tsars been corruptly procured: and that the Lill Reorinstida n ant meant to exclude the etinskleratlon of :wry pew ca w ..t ca,es of corrupt purchase la procurement, n .nett alight at :m time be di,coicred, though such eases should have twinned before the Gtb of August, DOG: more ropes sally, if any to • h rase should erect any of the Directors of tire Voinptuti: be. cause it was particularly With the view of Watling to a de• Section of any miscooduct or their part, shoulistieh hare et• iArd, that the Curt proved the Resoluti in of the 28th I~e brunt-.. 179 P, arnullin4 oppoinunenti obtained by corrupt encash, unites a volur.ttry discus cry were made by the parties obtaining them. Resalved.—Tbat writers and cadets dismissed fans the Company', venter, because their appeisitments were prom cured by corrupt practices, mat who .Lre rendered capable of being reappointed Ito the service. spun the nomination at in dividual Directors, provided they have not the nweltes bens pallid in any corrupt practices. 'hail nevertheless. after rem solving such reappointment. be capable of enjoying theta's* truly by vote of a General Court, founded no the recommit , datloo of this Cosset. FRO ?71E GERAId.V 104PERS. BERLIN, Jet., I. [From a Soma Edition of the Coart CiaIWO ccAt this moment, the Ist ittiy, at three o'clock in the afternoon, we received the folk)* lag intelligence : BITRAIT Or A LITTER TIOII LEMIC, DATER JUNE 29. " The Westphalian troops which arrived here marched again on the 27th, in pursuit of the Austrians; the King himself followed them on the 48th, and promised to clerr Suutly of the A ustri. ens in a few dap. " According to accounts received from Dres. den of the 29th, the Austiian army, having re. ceived reinforcements of 5000 cavalry, which made their force 26,000 men, has taken post at Keitzeuduscii, in the environs of Meissen, expect. lug the enemy. . . . . "The Au;trian army is proided with a train of 50 pieces of caution, sad la coa►►naodeJ by Gen. Kienmayer. "This moment a courier from the Westphalian army has passed through here, to order all bag. gage which he finds on the road, to return to Magdeburg. lie is also to proceed to Cassel, to order all the disposable troops to put themselves in 'notion. Since ye , terday afternoon s it Is said, the roe of clompn has been heard." BU1.1.1:TIN rat FUI AUSTRIAN ARMY. Head-quarters, Jaye 17. " Aecordinr , to a report from General Am. Ende, dated th e ri Itth, the Saxon General Uyhern, on tin:approach of the Austrian troops, left Wes. den, with 3700 men, cod retreated to Wilsdraff in the night of the 11th he, however, made an attack on the advanced posts established towards Freiberg, aed probably flattered himself that he would re-take possession of the town, by a sur. privy; bait the Duke of Brunswick procoeded against him with the advanced guard, obliged to fly rapidly, and pursued him towards Freiberg. Several wagons, with Saxon wounded prisoner , , have arrived at Dresden. " The troops of the Insurrection took a peti tion as a corps of observation behind the Raab, not far from the town of that name, and extended by Szbad.llegy, the right wing restii:7, on the Raab. The height of Kys-Nlegyer, which formed a salient angle in the front, was mounted %nit can non, and the Meyerhof was defended by infantry. On the left wing was the cavalry, consisting of nen ly.raised regivnents of Hussars. As the ate my had several days before made attacks on the advanced posts, aced had sent detachMents across the Upper Raab, the Archduke Juhn hastened, with a part of the army-corps tinder his com mand, by Papa, to suppurt his brother the Arch duke Palatine, and on the Mb had already formed a junction with him near Raab. On the 1301 the enemy's advanced guard had penetrated the vineyards of Csanak, from which, mi the 14th, the Archduke Palatine retreated. The toe my, however, anticipated the attack, and drove in our advanced posts. The Viceroy of Italy, who was reinforced by Marshal D'Avoust's corps, de ployed also with 30,000 men 6y Csauak and Kid.. Barat towards Pusata-Taplau. " From this position at one o'clock A. M. the enemy made an attack on the whole of oar line, and en.leavoured, by 'vigorous charges, to break through our centre. Columns of infantry advanced to the attack, and were driven back. " Our infantry were drawn up in two echelons, and advanced in masses. MI the attacks of the enemy were abortive, until it length he succeeded in taking the Maherbof, and the Chapel of Kyv llegyer. From this moment the battle became general, and the heights of Seabed Ifegy formed the scene on which each further step of the enemy was fought for. Under a heavy fire of artilles . , the attack was repeatedly renewed and repelled. The enemy manteuvred st the same time agaiest both wing', which, ultwithstamlinz that the centre maintained its position, were at last com pelled to give way. This occapioned a retreat, which took place at five P.M. by St. Javan, iu the direction of Ares. Field Marshals Mecsercy and Fremont covered the retreat, opposing the pursuit of the enemy, who advanced-no ballet than Goenyos, where night put an end to the con. test. On the following day the Archduke Palatiue proceeded to Comore, as the large plain of the Aes afforded nu advantageous position. 14 The loss on our side was from 1500 to 2000 men i in killed and wounded. The lass of the ene my most be far greater, as he was constantly es posed to a heavy fire of musketry. l" The division of the Bavarian General De roy, has suffered another defeat in the Tyrol. I Thus hare the brave Tyroliaas a second time conquered their freedom. All the Inathal is de. 'livered from the enmity. Gcueral Deng has at- nu