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• Y.AST.INDIAHODS!, M slew 95, 1801. • 1 COU RTof DI REC LORS ofehtUNITED S:OSIPANY MERCHANTS of ENGLAND, Td ADI NG to ow EAST INDIES, de lutebv give N.tice, That • Gliteral C.'utt of the said Company will be held at their llouse, in bosolenhall.far.set, clit FP.IDAY. the If rat Aril next, from Eleven O'clock in she rarenuon, until Sii in the Evening, to ballot on the following question, viz. "Chat Mr. EDWARD EN-H(SLN POTE, late of the lieneal Civil Estabishment, be permitted to return with hit rank to India." le eider to determine, by such Ballot, whether three parts in fiatof the Proprietors present at such Iliaseral Court, co ntent sins dininfril Mr. Edward Ephraim rote be perilint,d to return with Yin Rank to lathe WiLLIAM RAMSAY. Secretory._ EAST INDIA-Hut/SE, Meer. Sai, 1807. riIHE couRT ef DIRECTORS of the UNITED COMPANY et MERCHIAN rs of ENGLAND' TRADING to Me EAST INDIES, de heresy gig e Notice, •Vtuit •Glefeval Court ol the sant Company, will be MOM their house, in Leadonliall-street, on *ittIIKSDAY, the fib el April nett, Roes eleven ethnic in the forenoon, until sia in ill- evening, to ballot on the following questions, agreeably to toe Att of the Atli of Hit present Majesty, Cap, 89, " That this Court confirm the unanimous Resolution of the Court of Directors of the 30th July, 1806, whereby the Com snowier and Officers of the .hip lady Burgess, are hilly se. +need frorn all impusatioa or utiscouduo, set resea of the Li...sof that ship." " That this Court COATIS the unanimous resolution of the Comt of Directors of the 7th January, 18u7, whereby the Cumin rn ier and Officers oh the ship Warren liastingi, ere fully acquittal trout all imputation in mope& of the Inc. of that ship:* " That this Court confirm the ursviimose Resolution of the Court or Directive, of the Ilth March, 1807, whereby l ir e CJll4ll3Sliddly 11 , V , O.D'rs of the ship Ear of Abergatennr, fu:ly ae i mittest from all insputitien of neglect or Ini*COUdUCt lt. taiiimi,L at es.: leas at that ship." to wrier to &termite by such ballots, whether three parts IJ four of the Pro,inetsrs present at such General Coert, con cur with the Court of DieJetal. ill arguitting the Commanders alsd Omen .f the au * . Laly Burgess, wursn ti .. .834 (Carr o f A e t r aselins, Iron ail imputation uf negle6t suacouduct, respactolg the loss of those several ships W\l. RA hISAT, Seereterra TO THE PROPRIETORS OF EAST INDLA STOCIL.'. LAPits •t 41.. G•• USN, r I'IHE ELEC ['ION of Six Diredors for the EAU a India Company b.liug appoint:A for Waneel.ay, the Sib April next, the Favour of !our Vote and Intereat Is le qomted for the MN eine Gentlemen : WM. DEVAYNES, FA. WNI.THORNTON, Di. CIiAS. Glt ANT. Esq. I SWENY. ruoNg. E. GEO. SMITH. Esq Mao will very lunch obliv. East India Hats. Lams and Gentlemen, March n. tfiC7. Your MOO obedient Servante, Tbetophilut Metcalfe W Fultarton, k.lphinstiene = Millets Eduard parry Illias Franc'. Baring Timms* rem John Bebb lames Itessieme wino m Benda, . Itiniallidoissiny Modes Jacob Boiminquet Thum Is ..10 .—pi. untois Alsolies Rebuts Slalom F.a.er ;eau SOW' John If uddleston Gee. Woodford Thelhassos . II ugh tog:is Robert Tbiorntoa John Inglis Jelin Truer,. John Man.hir TO THE PROPRIETORS Olr LAST INDIA STOCK. LAOIS./ AsO GE N TL I mtpg, I-I AV INC: the honour of being recommended to •oto by the notelets of toe East India C .mpany, as C..tulodstei fir the Direetion, to be chosen (h.. 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" The Plan is proposed a. an amendment of the 431 of El.• zabetto; and dices, that the defects cornplAtoied of may tio efts , I neatly meariared by wins turodificAtions of that Act, shell are tat c2Mplee for its doss marcuoutt by the generality or Parish Wk.'s, and by some auxiliary clause., to prevent the aktming increase ot Palmeri, oil the principle et lilacketone, * who says.= It scan honour, and almost a osoriguler one to our English Law,, that they furnish a title. of that s art ; amen pre ventive justice is, upon every princirle ref reason, and sound policy, preferable to punishing justice. This preventive justice comsosts in obligam those person, whom there is poobahle g .1 to suspect of futule niisbelolomor, to stipulate sitb, and give full Asconioiee to the public, that such tilLoice at i, ap. poeliesstied, shall out liimpen, by hooding pledge*. as securities fur their good behaviour.' TM. amointy to toe public is here (wooded on that statute by *loch seamen are compelled to con tribute monthly to the Chatosiom Chet. As it is prmurierl, that • Onsuar regulat..n may be enteml.d to All those of the lug generation, who are oiot payers to the Pau Kai.:, Di to the revenue; who, instead of laying on their superiors the heavy buoilan tocurred by idleness and inottogaey, might be übl ged to a ike early pr.o.osoon for their future welfare. Thus Inn morals wookl be improved. their wants supplied, a laudable spirit or m lepewlence required, and eve.) , individual would become h.: oars reformer. " With these view., the formation of Foiendly Societies ;s recommended, at thou mum tune that sic or.e t. and Alnas..• in their present state are 'minted out, ...id rioniediea suggested Ihe s suggestems, if a lupted, would pro.vent adventitmot poverty, and it ~the g•,at inlet to parish paupers. The irk some business ef the stagistrate and P.opo:i OTscers world be diminished The vexatious fAws of Settlement would soon heC.oms otuolete, amd the heavy pour rate reduead to a kith of its present amount' " Wa have prruall this really pathetic Teal with much astute:Mai, &Wawa. tile Author appears to otemplate the oAraartant usitioNi of is, :emarks in a true ;moot ur view aid we therefor. nrOsllle recosillaera II to seat al cud LAC. toss • ttLOCkitliilt . , bunk iv C le. -• • ikDi ItomßAy GtZtTifi, Au a. 7, IR.* On Saturday bat anchored in the harbour, its M.tjesty's ship Psyche, Captain Wooldridge, from A cruise off the bland of B.nr bon, accompanied by three French prizes. T:ae Psyche left her cruising ground off the bland of Bourbon on the 17th ult, and proceeded to St. Diary's, on the blind of Ma dagascar, where they received on board a supply of water and bullorts, and from thence they touched at the Syerselles. The hyt!te, during her cruise. captured eight IFrench vessels, tour of which being of little or no ♦alue, they destroyc3. cue was dispatched to Ma. dras. and the other three accompanied the r>yche to B The grpediGon French brig, prize to His tv's ship Pi/t, Captain Bathurst, arrived at ICAut,./ the 23J of July. 4.111. P I GI. an.w..l/011C, fCY. ;. The schooner Ann, arrived at Newcastle ia 30 da) horn Port-au-Print states, that a civil war was raging when she sailed, in the neiglibouthood of that place, between Cie adherents of Clitistokhe and Petion. yrs 6. flo accounts from Hayti are somewhat cowls- diellory Capt. Harris, who arrived on Wednesday from Port-de-Pain, says, a bloody battle was fought be tween the troops under the command of Gen. Chris tishe and P.:tioa, about the first of January, near Portniu-Prince.—Christophe was •iftorious. Petion had armed several vessels, and had stormed a small place between Gonaives and Port de Pair, and was daily expeßed at the latter place. The Baltimore Gazette ,received by yesterday's Mail, gives the following as received by a gentle man horn St. Thomas: Os the nth of December, 15e6, General Chris tophe appeared on the skirts of Port-au Prince, with an army of about 10,000 men, to compel the body of the people, assembled together to from e Colll.iiiiltiON, to appoint him Emperor of Hayti. On his arrival there, he sent a flag of trace, and de sired to have a conference with General Picboo, Commander at Port.au•Prince, who went out to meet him with what soldiers he had ; but instead of a conference, as soon as Pichon came within gun-shot of him, his men were fired on by Chris tophe ; when a short engagemept ensued, in which there were some officers and men killed on both, sides. Pichon got into Port-an-Prince, and kept, Christophe from committing any material depreda. tions on the town : As his army was but few in number, he thought it most advisable to aft only , on the defensive, and net pursue Christophe, alter having drifen his troops out of the town. Dispatches were immediately sent by Pains to all parts of the South, where they have dominions, for troops, arms, ammunition, and provisions ; and on the day knowing, there was not a mule to be frwid, or scarce a man that could bear arms in the town of Item:l—all had repaired to Port-au-Feiner- A , to join Piehon's army, carrying with them provisions and ammunition for the occasion. Several skir mishes took place in the course of eight or ten days —during whichtime Clartstophe's army was within mo or three miles of Port-au-Prince, and had se. vend Limes entered it, but was as often repulsed. On the loth of January news was received at Jacmel, that Christophe had been defeated, and that the greater part of hiss ushers revoked and joined the other side; that he fled for his life, and Pichon's army were iu put suit of him, and no doubt pre vailed, but chi would overtake bins ; in whids case, death would inevitably be his lot, as they were Determined to behead him, and establish a federal or republican government. On the night of the 10th of January, Jacmel sea Illuminated on the occasion. one Tonl, 755. 14 . A Message fmm the President was deli' die Congress, on Tuesday last, containing eztrafts from a letter written by Cowles Mead, ailing Govermt of the Mississippi ter story, to the Secretary of War Mr. Mead says, that Mr. Blur was at the Month of Bayau Pierre, about 45 miles above Natchez , dt' wending the river. That he had received a letter from him, containing assurances, that his objeft was nothing injurious to the integrity of the Union, rat did he purpose to violate the Spanish territory. letter also contained hints of the impropriety of re' sisting him, and the danger of a civil war. Irh. Mead mentions, that the day before receiving ail letter, he had iimed orders for burr's arrest, ander peeled in a few days to have " this troublesoara man" in his possession. Cap'. Main, from Bourbon, informs, that on tit 11th November, the British man of war Seep* and frigate Cornwallis, appeared off that placer.' The French fri,;ate Sesta:We. ly:ng in the Reek immediately gave orders to all the merchant rte . ,w !lt II 0 !lei UT 1311 Ull