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1111m 3 F" ~.'~„ 'IR -:, • . I . , • ... 1 • . • , • , . . I , F tio 0 t .... • •.m.....„.„....., ... - i•, I. reiß airittob 1 A ~j OK WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 5, 1304. RV COMMAND OF THEIR MAJESTIES. ,THEATRE ROYAL. DRURY-LANE. .11 THIS EVENING, WEDNESDAY, Dec. 5, Their Ma ,..ll:xs Servants Comedy, railed ' THE SCHOOL FOR SCANDAL. Sir Pater Truk, Mr. Mathews; Sir Oliver Sothic Sir Benjamin Backbite, Mr. Palmer; Joseph Surface, Mr. ILryinote; Charles Surface, Mr Elliston; Crabtree, Siii..rt; Careless, Mr. HolPlnd; Rowley, Mr. Packer; w ee , Mr. Wewlizer; Trip, Mr. De Camp; Lady 'teazle, Mis. Doman ; Luly ineerwe!l, Mrs. Harlows; Maria, Miss /Dice; Mrs. Candour, M ig4 p o pe In Act 111. a Song by Mr. Dignum. 'EkST•IINDIA DOUSE, Nov. 14, IRO4. THE COURTO DIRECTORS erbieUNITED COMPANY MERCHANTS e ENGLAND TRADING to the EAST INDIES, do hereby giro Notice, vicru ‘1.1..1,4G .OFFICE, Nov. 1, 1804. THE CO M MISS lON ERS ,ftr /IN Majesty's .Vary do hereby pre Notice, That so Witi ) " . .'" DAY, the 11th Dee or.:, iLey will be sally to render T-rates to Lerigitic (steed op), and treat for .e fl what Fresh Beef con, be nenieett fOr the sise of His Majettl't Ship, gad lilies 4a beothooto, and in Bantry Boy, oil the Coast of Ireland, far the Space el &etre Months, commenting the Ist of January, end touting , the 31st of Ekeelober, ItiOS ; to be pea . for by Bids payable with inter, st, Ninety days after date Me Comditiou at itroti ray he .er , a at the SeeTe'ori , °lire ot this o.Wre ; by appiyin r. .11t. Dowdertille, the Agent for the V tetualitor„ at the Cate at Re.:.ted be. had to soy Tend.. in which the Price Anil not hr inserted in Words at tenth, .w that sh dI foot be otrierreed to the lissom! hetiwr One ?Chid. on the cold IVettoe•dao, the 12th of &molter nett, nor unless Mr Person 1,11.• makes the Tender, oc soave Person au his Ifrhef, .Nutt seo artiorr Whets ratted Ker. strrlrcs. That a in'ARTERLY GENERAL COLTT of ILe veil Com pany will be hetl at their Iloute, in I.eadoeholl.ttreet, on WED. NESDAY, the 19th Decentleer seen. at Ekeesi o'Cleck im the F✓ren , ' for the Purpose of deelareq a Diridend films 1114- summer tog to Chriitness nut. After which, by Command, the Grand Allegorical Pantomimic ot CINDERELLA; or, THE LITTLE GLASS SLIPPER. Prin . e, Mr. Byrne Pedro, Mr. Grimaldi ; Hr men, Master fume Cupid, Master Omar Eynie ; Cinderella, Mai De Citmp• To-morrow, the Cotncdv of The Provoked Husbuid. YGUNG RUSCIUS toms engaged at this Theatre, the Page are revestful.y inSumed, that he will make his East Apponance on Monday next. Anel thqt at the said General Gurt, a Resolution of the Caar of 11, re .t,rt, of the 26th Bepternher lad , for " Allowing a Pen- Lion of 3001. per Annum to Captain Sir Nathaniel Dance, late Commander of the Ship, Earl Camden," will be bid before the General Court for Atte Approbat:on, agreeably to that 19th See tarn o f the Gels Chapter of the Comp my's By Lars. WILLIAM R.AMSAY, I‘eeretat,t 31. 1($ TO THE PROPRIETORS OF LAST INDIA sTocK. 1.41,111111 AND G&NTLIts.LI4, ririHE much lamented death of your late respelt- I able Director, Mr. WILLIAM ADAIR JACKSON, having occasioned a Vacancy, I beg leave to solicit tire ho nour of your Suffrages and Sup?ort to succeed him in the Di rection of your important Concerns ; should I be fiuccessful in otomisungek;sobjLet of 01 y aa.plicatrou, I shall emleavi.ur to your favour by tri.for.n as. dud. and att..iti rim t your interent, and at all times retain a high sense of the tibllgauur, Tull will confer. I have the honour to he with the greatest respect, Ladies and Gentlemen, New Ilload-street, Your faithful humble Servant, Landon, Nov. $9, 1404. JOHN JACKSON. --- - Fr HEATRE ROYAL COVENT /. GARDEN. Tins EVLNING, WEDNLSDAY, Dee. 5. will be OM a Pat, eaflcd LOV ERS' VOWS. Mon Wildenhawn, Mr Murat ; I ceder& ~ Mater ry (bein g hi , first 4 , ,pearance in that character) ; Count c. to; 1, Mr. F a de,. Aitholt, Mr. U. Sidd..ns ; Verdun. Mr. Mund2a. Agatha, Mrs. Utelifield ; 11. ia. To which wil. h • added a Farce, called vo FIONES*I"THIEVES GUILDHALL, LONDON, Nov 29. 1%04 rr 4 FIS COMMITTEE for GENERAL. PUR- I POSES r.,f useet t Guil.lha:l, ou WEDNESDAY next, the Sth Any of Ditoefaher. at Too n'Clo•-k p rri,rly , to LETTbyPUBLICAUCTIUN.a DEPtITA fls IN , u LEASE, f. : r ''''''' wn.. tom Chrtattnas nest.. f the TOLLS Wet upon . all 110 k sES and CA pasang o k , 1 fftrlDArilieree' RLACKFRIAR's IA virtue of au Act of Parlia ment, in that cafe made an 4 provide 1 . Further Particular; may be lcuourn, by appli..ation at the Tanueleik's Office, between the hunt, ,411..1.yen an I Thee. WOODT I I Olt Pr. or. rentwu wi isd.we• %we mi‘Verwmi 11 ledwor!4•6l. jaitiae Day, Mr. Atkins; Col. Carelas., Mr. Brun:on ; A WI, Mr Uh.4:ll.lit, Mr. Mmiclen; Te.,gihr, Mr. h o ck. M. Da., Mrs. Da v enport; Ruth, Mrs. Gibbs; auf Arabella„Mrsi Wheat I r . . NI . R. JACKSON's COMMITTEE are re f quested to meet at has Hou.e, No. 9, New Bread-Areet, City, every day at Twelve **Clock. New Broad 6troet, Nov. 29, 1104. IF F THF. NEXT OF KIN OF RORER!' PAT .& TERSON, alias PETERSON, late Seaman on board the Hun. Fait India Company's Ship Europa, 'sill apply lo Mi. C. I)EMPSEY. No 17, Ilenmaik-street, they will hear of something to their adtaiiiar-. N. 3. Miring this week, Places can only be taken from Lne o'cic.ck till twn. Motet BETTY having beer meeiseel thmoghout the Cha 'icier of NWVAI. With the mot intbotostlei applause, will, f a , t he acert.uret.datton of the Public, and on account *idle :Tat d-inand for places. perform every evening this Week, rseep• friday. To-rnorriw ' Master BLTTY will re;•eat the charatier of Furrl.•ick, in the May of Loyer's Vows And, on Saturday, he wil make his first appearance In the character of Nome" On Fliday will be 'v.:rimmed the New Comedy of The Bind Baguio; or, Hear Him Out; to which wilt be addcd, the Girand Itollll4titiC stelo-Dra us of Valeu , ine and Orion. A New Comm Open, M three aces. vier. 7 perform.-1, oiled Trurty Toot:sand . or, Who's eh.. Richeu be •i, c ,d o ceg e-at Moro* Evening. STILL OPEN, since Tern Years, at SAVILLE -10CSE, LE.ICESTER-RQ"ARE, every Day, from Tee io tie Morning till Ten in the Eveoiag, under the Va t:Wile at His etternolla the Prom. of Walt., the re• trued, original and wonderful ^1 Are ineomparahle Finch, Liglivh, and German INVISIBLE GIRLS of Mr CHARLES, the only inventor thereof. Also the new. . rl r Expeorneot of the WONDI.R FAIL BUST of the lami.us tirade of Delphos, which, by the motion of its head, eyes, arid lips, appears as if animated ; and, to the surorise of the mitorv, will hold a convervatmi even while h.:1,1 in th-ir hands; slag in E., , g10h, French, and German; tel. the hour by Ore Watch, &e ULQ ESTAISLISHFT) MILITIA OFFICE. WIIAJA.3II 11111.AVIN f .TREASURF.R. N. 15, I.EIOES• TEN MALTS 10 1 .41:1kill.11.44;311061113,-.- RECEIPTS of Indemnification to provide agatost the erottiony Lt LLOT of tl.r MILITIA tow the COUNTY of MiDDIASEX, an ready to be d• livered not wo e th .1.41. to 4:ay 10s. 6d• i others, ala ore that Stan, ter. to Ive Ist D , y of !thavonter, 1305. T..n.',na re sad og in any of the adpontog Coartrt , man h., ino.red, at an •oemaptdPre,uium, toe Pertrenlara which may be known at Ito• O. STATE LOTTERY, begins Drawil:g the 28th of JANUARY, 1801. SCHEME. of L 21.000 is L 2 i,OOO - Awn° 40,000 5 10,000 so,onn 3 5,000 --- to 6 I,o'lo 6,000 - 500 5, 00 160 :1,000 1,00 19 ;M4)41 - s,rao -- L 2)0,000 Tcketvand Slur s aresellini at every Lieenved Lottery (ghee. 25,000 Tick. t. - . ____ __ Puce of Tick , t, 1..18 10 0 Half .L. 9 9 0 F.II•th .L ^ R 0 Quarto' 415 0 I Sort..nili I4 0 ••• There wh tefilt to how pitticolc. Nornbors, should lie speedy in their Applieetret to •ome of the Lotter,/ I . lffices, a• the tillielterY of Ticket. ft en the W i nk y og l til d w ill taKe ;i!lCe ou the /Thai DOCeithlq. 'IIIIE WINE COMPANY. Nn. 24 Piccadilly, L fleas the I.l.iymarket, e.ralolisherl 1716. Prices of Wen.... tor Oenber, 1294. pre Sea.. 4 I per alas. L. a d. i:/1 I p 0 y i n,. 1. o Charepsigne o 616 0 I.lit•ia,verg super. 0.1.1756 42 0 Burundi t 16 0 Cl at d 41..3 yro bottled 46 0 1 14:•nnitage - 5• 0 1)64 111.4444 Sherry 42 0 Claret 31. 164 to 4 0 0 Pale taci, 1796 45 0 Vol Goose al6 0 la.iwm sad Vidonia 46 0 Froeltionac, pints 9 9t 0 I :t:cttvella and Buceilm 4! 0 Conn:von, due:. ft 16 0 R.ar. lain.. Madeira 61 0 Imperial TOLD% ,do 6 6 $ Pale 4.t , 0, vary del 66 0 Pawirette, ditto 1 6 0 Ma:mier diet.., pints 41 OIJ Hoi.k 41.166. to 5 5 0 Tect and Broute 5? 0 Rhenish 3 0 0 Rich Moontai 41 0 MoiAlis $ tit Fut:•pro..f Spir:ts, Foreign Lie Leon, Cy4m, Perry, Welt!..l Stem. Po9er, and Ale., of sorts... qualit., and on term. Null! lotting to or•orimv, a 4 of which may be seen, and samplerhad, at 11. e it e ita CAUTION—Thu WINE 0114PANY find 1r necessary t o repeat, • that they lame no cm/la-curio whatevm with a Cericrm lately e-tahlishod under a winder Finn, " for the consevisacy of the Nobility in tha Wen. End rif the Tatra,' anti who attropt to mums Public Noire and Co o n. dame tit r•••ering the Wine Compaits in all ouch particulcrs •• sewn ca'coOvei to oreinn'eate the opinion that they aeons and the mime conyan, .n which Moir object has been to far acem.nainherl, a. to Lave Cleri!iollt4 innumerable rid take.. A•thcriyh the Wine Company court fair com:rrti- Simi, a; affnoling the hest tiitesinn Is decide their superiority, Ihor cannot help teeling it their duty to goon, their Friends. • too Nthc m gan so u, against a .tratagem evidently in 41 t5o: 1 to W they Klee ssw.v thin to :me, Ut• *Vt. * •n• eon,: to ga:n. It I. ft Le hoped, howe. • ..-at as this t'n'tpra;t`ix Wiiie Compare' - ''a t e 6 1. ATIP. , att."' • r .t . -.no oven a. attest; .t to refire .1, Sher num hare seen the pro.e.ctr inir•uing a merelibmal and " 4- pen?, ,in wined war ta r the paints' oeceriatv of 9... , nmet out ;rime features by which they may be easi.ydie tiogunhed from Nev. 1. WINF COW' kNY, 57 ROSS lad Co. 17$, Picamialy, soy. 1, 1164. SIR —In consequence of the great Benefit which I have ents.oltniced by taking the BOTANIC: NI. SYRUP awed NERVOUS CORDIAL, I tkiuk it but Ito , to Bequest you to *dish me Cats, for the Itenefit of incise who mar leerier under a %lunar complaint. I was affli r d tor a length of lire with adr artful Nervous Disorder, that al.nted rue in an alarm,/ degree. nty body was swelled in a wanner that made my earn, nee vary miserable. I was advised by the faculty to try the country air, at a time when they eiti!rl no longer I •n•.cnb- to reliem me; this, I also did. but f mad no Lcneht ; but hr tilting there Medicines I am quits restored to health and 4; I an, Sir, tent ever gra'efol humble sers a nt. MARY CASLAKE, Tallow Chandler, great A lie-street, Gxdnran's-Reld•, Vl•bcachapel Mrs• Cas!ake will give any further info•imhon to Persons desirous of a personal interview, or by Letters, post paid To than Ladies and Gentlemen bordenag on the state of Matrimony, we particulai7 ro.eminend the Botanical Syrup. prior te theig appearance br-fore the altar of Hymen, who are in the smallest degre , apprehensive of the System not being entirely .ound, oar .übjeet to relaxations of the solids. Tne adooicines to be lad at the Home, No 9, Alb•nn•street, Blackfrurs road ; and of all the M dicine Vendas in the United Kingdom. N. D Swinton, the Propvietnr ISnn of Dv. Swinton, Fellow of the Ronal College of Physeuens, London ), m.y he eeesulted (font tO ttil 3, or he Letter containtog the u,ual fee ••• A five puttee bottle etiotsms •tlt et tee. SHOPMAN TO A ISCX/KSFLI.F.R WANTED, a Person of good char.kter, who thirroughly underitand, the Business. A.s!s'y to No. :32, Fleet.st,eet. CORNS AND SWELLINGS ON TIIE JOINTS, C.‘LLED RUN YONS. Xir R. GUTHERY begs Leave to return his LVI Acknowledgments to the Gentlemen of the Faculty, particularly to Mews. Watiten, Phipps, Cline, loop-r, Ford, Grant, G:ilf.ths, Lynn, Pearson, and Ware, for their kind Patronage and Recominendatton , iure he has adopted a Mode cr erldicating CORNS of every Drseription, wohnot the least pain, and the Inflammation removed iu a hours. Mr. Guthery vitt attend at home from two to six, No. 4, ewer James st•eet r Golen-square. Tilt YOUNG ROSCIUS ! Th , s Day is puhlihed, price Two Shilling. and Sixpence, em bellished with • striking Likeness, engnived from an origin..l Drawing, N authentic BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH of 4.71.. the Life, Fduestion, 1114 personal Charaeler of - - - MASTER VI, 11.L1A‘l fIk.NRY WEST BETTY, the celebr-ted YOUNG ROiCICS ; including particularly the ndory ..f his Theatrical Career, from his Rim appearance on the Stage ; Statement, of the Receipts at the Provincial The atres but the N:ght4 of hi. Pei romances ; and a Narrative relating to the diSerenees between the London Theatres, on the 'ab ject of his Eitcagements r..spectively with each. By GEORGE DAVIES HARLEY, Lie of the Thaarerillopel..owwwit4imideft,..llol.Arsabee of P.tems. of Ballad Sofres, a Sonnet., &c Sc. Printed for RlCha,,l Phillips, No. 71, St. Paul's Church yard ; sold by H. D. Symonds, PALPTOIPT•eoIe ; James Berke - , Russell dreet, C9se.it•Garileu ; W. J. and J. It iehard son, Royal )'change; J. Gager, Piceaditly; and by all other Booksellers. In the Press, to be published with al: convenient Speed, in Two Volumes Quarto; and also, fur the Purpose of more general Circulation, in Numbers of One Shining each, to be distributed every Monday, after January I, 1803, Inda slue, or on the first Monday in every Month, if more de- si rabic NEW TESTAMENT of OUR LORD JESUS CHRIST ; with plant and pra&cal Instructions, extracted, end carefully digested, trout the large and valuable Wore. of as Ancient, Pious, and Venerabit., I.xpositor. By the Rev SAMUEL. GLASSE, D D F R. S. Rector of %%instead sat Essex. and Chaplain in Ordinary to 114 Majesty. : Printed by Means. Savage end Eatinewood, Prin ters t the Royal Innitutiou, for J. Hatched, Bookseller to Her Majesty, 190, Piccadilly; and H D Symonds, Pater niotm-row ; and to be had of all the Booksellers in Town and Country. In the Pnna, and will be publitheAl on Tuesday, the IStk January next, LETTER 111. of a SERIES of LETTERS on the IMPORTANCE of the PRESENT WAR. By ALLAN M.kCLEOD, Eq. Letter UI. (pp. Ihtl.)...Retrosoott of the Qrtestion of the Jus•icc and Necanite of the Present War.-The Clamour in Parliamem--tionse Cause of the War Spirit of the p eo pl e Antrust Cliarafter of the People,-.The People as they are- Pitt Gnus"; existing to impart a tone of ortga . ar Vipur t., the hi British have never been deer,4,d as a Pro pleo-li they have net been always Independent, thee have 311 Wa- wished to be Independent.-They are the oldest Vo tortes of Presdom now extant as a l`co;ile.-Thny are Erase - Fighting for their Liberties, they have Ultimately always proved Invincible %intent Character of the Brit -rhea Amnia Character not impaired, as to their Valour -Little in the I li.torical Fart of the Invasion and Partial Conquest of the Ils!and b: the Romans.-More in the pre•ent State of •Thing•, to give the Advantages to Britoil over France, than the•. was in the State of Thew minting at the Time of CRAW% lava ion, MO, to Br itain the Adsaiitage over the Legions of Rome At in.x.ont. the Improvements of one, beco sae kn.•wu in an o the r Conotry AM IN SOW as made.-Thu, .111illestt4 jest as i s Engl,cyj .4 1 .1 prance.-s War, to thin, scarce an obstwee ; r \Yorks of S-leisee transmitting oath Cronmunicatior s o rth all doo Table Fro j ieriey.-adraproverire uin the Scienatof War, known in comma', or nearly so -swiAfaut of Di:cipline,not.l..g -The motives of Resistance will above supple the want of Din Time, while it lasts, will lint be :ono, should there be many Combats in rapid o:cession -If note sane that might prove Decisive, and then Intinciptine will only be man, not felt ..-Force in all i:s Kinds -Volunteets, a good Force.-Qualite, Variety, and Q•unrity of F wee -Dispose torn of Force -King, Princes, Nobiiite, M 'wren of State.-e ft emarkableState.rnera and Coo r ler r -Generals -The Gentry The Orders of Britain throughout, and in the whole Common wealth of the Union -State of the Country.-sFrancs.-Force, Motives, Otrject., Irmws of France -Her Chief Mag.sfrate. -.No Brothers -Moreau; his Predicament -.Generals A oily .-Navy -People of France-Reek lions t maids au f 'innate of the two People -The People nt Britain arid France, s to their Dispositions. Vas-slimes, and Hobe', Pao sr.-al, Int••llectual, Re' rgi ma, %twat, and i' n o . -Dediartion ...That our Means to carry on the ;,resent War are adequate, and mow, in a S:ruge;e fee Existence, lease us decisively • ctotioos.-Review of the Tluxt Weeks in *huh the Agiumnistrmt,on of Mr. Addington expired, and that of Mr Pitt arum •. • Mr:MACLEOD'. NOVEL, end hie GAZETTEER NIJI.AND •N ill be pablasbe4 e next iemg. ORIENTAL LITERATURE' - ' I.lLA th, C K n. t h. S ta .aV in 4 P . A . r, :tit ii. f :v , \n 7, 14 ,4..1 17 . ! ).. t i1 0 .4 the . and .1011 N HATCHARLY, tits 190, Picca.lilly, havitig had cotisigimi t. then., front JOHN GD .0 lilt IST, EN- late Pit•tfeetor of the Hintloo.:•imee Language, at the Cuat-ee, Fort Wililillll, Calcutta, a sew Copies of his Naltishle Winks, the I li.lill \lliNg tear now be had The whole are pasCciderly.eseful ''for Writer', Cadets, sod Gentlemen going to the not Teiig; beiaig the nooks, by which 414100 the Grail rotstallkt'S. of India (comfit only, lint erritleousiv, rolled the Moors) ell; be acquire.; on the Grainvitatical Pri;s:iples now adopted in the littidou-ta nee Delia , t'let it of the Co'dete. 1:1411RISTs PIIII.OI.OGY, inchiding the EtteWi and Hindoostonee Dictionary, 3 vale. 4to. hoods, WI tea. - tilt .ANI MAR and UNGCLIST, . ho.i, le, - GRAM \TAR, both* 21• 25. ---...-.... LINGUIST, bout', 41.111.114 , - ANTI-Pk *GUNIST; %ord., irs --- - s - ni AN t SEk's " EAST I NDhiNhi; ler' tome HINIXSAT kS: Tr., ',...-.. • hoar4-oi. ' The 4.ahor t .11,. .• ,r, •-• i v 440.4 ) ps.tierriarrfir rriovatanrat ti.i. haltL.ok 4) the Poltarigi: -.1..1 Atstkeiwo at'• Lae." 41,1' Gr• rb ooers, ori zi.ir Vo,iee to ono Part , : f India, N • ti, 'al ow 1 mirid 11.1 ivrawry ANA .0 . 4.4•44.4. ----... Dlit 11.NTA I. FASULD)T, #r Pulygliat iahhi, 01 English, Mi•ithicttanee, P,rsion. A rabic , ll'ii lilLskli.. Sungta,,stud liettsl4,l; all ht not Rose. L'hateelter; 11. _ The HINIAL MORAL ,PRECEPT OI I:' "-Nester's Mertes* Role t'n tltik Irhiclonstan .... `--log a Tesetietiem , _.... . isaaneentiXiTnii•StA ..:..1v';!• tyt F . ha resist 111:ol Verve. This Welk .eilsowseeetettsll a.. View of Per,L i n a nd 11;,44.set,tec LS:•ositusr t oath °Langur% Letters, Sh• in both Tonfursilr ' • The HINIJfig IDIREA"CORY ; et, Ste dent', liltrodootor to the Rovaii, 01.0 , 0. 14 - u.t o r r i t u s si ., l 4,y of the Hind.astareee Laitersge; erith the 11 , r , r an& general Princii.l,-; of ,t , Co Ammar. the. The HIN'P)YE M.ANVAL ; or, ea,ket ti in.l.a: A M iscellene. on '1 I i ..dos ista nee Con ti. ilat hal, 1,1 the I'Ciihtit anti blagreeChsractes:l‘ 1 1 - o' ANEW THE'.'/RT WTI itSI Vi n ia.ll,ll.l. with then' gIatIGGSSILhur attileieitliht. 1IN: ' •'' ' —.—.- --.... Toe 1 - i4 N ;JEN ~JURY ,V;ii Entertaining Exls.itur I.l' the Pt , . .'hi Per.iii • s and N Characters, to their AppLcateue to the Hiedetoetatoe-tehttetelt, 2 volt Ii lu,. ........... The tii*ort Al %MC MLR' Iroinesed Tanularyt.rwid Mahe: West' itt the " TO THE PROPRIETORS OF EAST INDIA STOCK. LA DIN AND C;ENTLIAILN, HAVING already signifi.d my intention of ll.be coming. CANDIDATE Mr a Seat in the Direction, whenever a V.wancv might take place, I now beg leave most earnestly to intreat r he honour of your Vote and Interest, to sec ceed your late much lamented Director, Mr JACKSON. lu the diligent pursuit of my Canvas for that honourable situation, m t peo.onal appliearton will inn, I trust, be deemed intrusive; and, they be crowned with aucressfu! marks of yeta fa vourabl- opinion, my zeal shall be unremitted to evince• the high sense I entertain of my public duty and private obligation. 1 have the honour to be, with the greatest rerpect, Ladies and Gentlemen, Wallwoad-Hence, Your devoted humble Servant, Laytonsinor, Nov 2d, 1504. GEORGE mILLErr A MEETING of Capt. MILLETT's FRIENDS ri will be held at the LONDON TAVERN, BISHOPS GATE STREET, THIS DAY, at ONE o'Clock precisely, for the Purpose of considering of the proper Sept to be pursued to secure the Suo-e., of hi, APPLICATION. for Lie 'VACANT SEAT in the EAST INDIA DIRECTION. Committee loom. N. 2, Crespoes-co'trti CO , Olllll TO THE PROPRIETORS OF EAST INDIA STOCK LAM' N S AISD GCNTLEME, HI untimely death of my excellent Friend, T • Ntr. wii.UANt ADAIR JACK SON, has occasioned • V ‘CANCY in voil t:oim ~f Director: aoet, thouezh indef.p aßliet ion for hie loss, I hold it yny duty, in j tot ice to the distin guished favour 1 base mct with on gay Canvas, to subdue ay foroirms Ammar, sod eas..;rt. 4, s.l cover! ht. , . Pertaut nee to renew ray eeeilichatons for the honour oteoui Vote, :Atilt: teri-it At the ...suing E.l:+tion ; and to aature you, that should I be the Climate object of your choice, I well prove my grati tude by a faithful discharge of my duty, and a zealous utteotion to your interest.. Actuated by a yen.e et what is date to your Right. of Election, 1 decisive ens non purpose, in the event of a col,tein, t o proceed in tb.• hall ,4 ; the rcsolt of which well, I unit, do creedit to the knot ex.ertious of my Friend+ ; and when I rellea no the st rowel, of the attachments in.lerrit by the viand and talent. of your late worthy Director, I feel a hope nearly amounting to confidence, that the aid of his numerous friends well not be withdraw,[ from a rause which lie to warmly espoused abalt rsekeavnttr to pay troy persooal revert.; to each inde•e• dual Propiitteir, i.• in neer Loudon; and any OffaSOOO of this Sec of duty, of which, through mistake or accidelit, I may e,- " 10 " 11,4 r be will. hope, be forgiven, in c insideration of the .elie ~,,, e•of time allowed her a canvas in widely extensive. I lair the tonnntor to be, with the greatest respect, Leises and Gentlemen, Yo u r moo deserted and faithful humble &giant, Ring's Arm YA ,, t, Coleman JAS. PATTISOX street, Nco 29, 1224. • 1•11 F. MEETING of Mr. PATTISON's COM- A MIT IT E his been tunivoi.lablv p istponed until THIS DAY, when 'hi. 11?t14.S or Ilia I , ietila i. iiarticulArly n-qiiermii at the RING 's 111-1' D TAVERN, in the ruin- Tint', at TwVI .%* E. it Clnck Th. Chair will be takes precisely et (Me TO THE PROPRIF.TORS Or EAST INDIA STOCK. LADIES 4/41, G wan. MOTIVF.S, which I tlauer myself you will ap p eve, induce me to decline giving you any trou'ile on tlt orewm VACANCY in the DIRLCII.)N, occasioned by the cioch lamented Death of Mr. IVII.I.IAM ADAIR JACKSON. It it u duty, luiwaver, wmeit I owe to yen, a• well as inys4f, now exmicrtly to deciar..., that it is my hoed d•eentifllltitift to !mug my pretcosi.ut• to yoor favoor to the Ballot, on the next Vaiancy winch may occur, when r have much pleasure in mooring you, that from the result of my own canvass, and the n:isott of my Friend.. I hare every prospect of complete Simms.. I have the honour to be, Ladies aod Gentltoneri, Your *bedlam faithful Servant, JAMES SHAW A merica • square, 294 h Nay. 1504. I (11; Losguage, GARDEN nIHTN rviriTT 11 / 4 "• a l'ruolainuis of Sad,*. s °gimbaled Gookatersa tar no tir el Popular Speech of errmaeowily called Lie NI . . 11. . '• ETljieti 1 a jaaalem4arod Translation of Hitoopud6a, fro&n &Persian Venial yr that !AP. farmed Work. 16.. F. NUSRI BENUZ - EA; an Enchanting F.nry Tale, ,n !flaked*** Prose; boas the OTigival by Mrs Huiun, in Verse. 14111 L • :raj Timfiti.Rom,N:4 ARTll9;efr Cr:Usti - WA L 41)biAmiedliti7PN*11Af eki,ntai •.• All'VW Ito,* Works a Inc Statortcr, a s , N.S. Bathes slue abeteinvotol Pubboatithpowdlt ail. Collection ut. Nor, liindsn.tast?e llitsthi * l 44' expected by the nrenf F! . .er Soh: also by mawiegimarapar ; stbsi-C•Vr Edinburgh; and J. At:ffer Analsf. . _ TO WRISI 4 tRi 'AND t) is t ioneodit , 1 That no Grastleinast evlettet the Honourable LA4 liath{, ' • , . their exprees inienetteits eeheerfting the. ireiit of Vie thient.il I.aatistlpt i the Pu - lie Order, of thE Governor General • asen.i • -- " Fort Pablic PopertathlliAteagfilliel .•, " The Right HU:' OM ale th Gi.) " , Calle; 1. u e considering that the this nithilaisagetion ment and a!fiiir - , of the Com?aur in R:;igll rc.;uses tits Civil Servant shntdd M nominatfiti to ee'reas office, of trust and responsibility, until is shall hare bee* teeephesed~ ie sufficiently acoull...ted with the laws and regularions roseiti by the Governor Genes! in Council, and the &OEM itetettekelii the knowledge of *lnch is requicte I . it the duc Illscnittp of, the respective function; of sueh offs,' hi' in CI eil hereby apprises thaCisil *reams of tliedilionsthrnt jai Sew g :I, that, front and After the lst ofJanuars, 1101, 90 Servant will be iterated eligible to any of the ain-cotensioec 4 . tßfiee<; unt..l he sba't have lisessal. an examtet t uon k the . inetgrei which 'Ott! herda(ter determined) in the Lane awl Rrg,ada -60, , and i n the LAngnages, a blowhole* of wee, erherebth declared to he An iiideipensAbk gualthsatinit for su.bw-specatos Offices — "The languages, • kmiittedge of which will tie freak/geed renui.ite in the several in the Judicial, R:r:mse, • Commercial Departrrie. , ts, are— " For the office , AJwiv, or Register of any Court of Jugs, ( i c y, i n th e Proving:. of ri isgal, Orissa, or &nerve, the, Hindoostartee and the Prruart Languages. • - " For the office of Collector of Revenue, or of Costar's or. Commercial Rankin, or Salt Agent, in the Porcine, o f gem.. gal, or Orissi, the Bengal Language •. " For the office of Collector 61 Revenue, or of t: 0 ,4,, 0tt , of . Commercial Resident, nr Agent, for the provnion of Opium,. in the Provinces Of 14 or Butters, the liiiitlesniworrei Language. G. H. lismsow, Set retary 4, Gorman nt." • It has been genevallv all..wrel, that a Jude in 14 vt . al should alai know the local dialect of Chit Proving, no: It be denied, that the C .11..rtor. ' Sic. there woit'd ly beoefited by adding the Husdnostenue and P.ttelml to the Senates Tongue. To BRITISH OFFICERS, and Gtsi rL':MFN of cr. Description, nroceoding vs INDIA. Since the ahrore °mina were published, a Mare regular System of Oriental Fdreatlnit lilt been ado,,ted t,y tit; Ben: i t G ,vernsowsn for the Civil mid Mosoopri•ohlatoornii at Ides._ g a l, Matra:, and Bombay; lit all uf winch, (lie ll:oilaostarsee ( o r Moors ) has b..eri justly eossldlikid art o!,:ect of ; Amara or luisition ind importance, and aglow acemtha t ty to t i t W:iters and C3dett. on V.ieir arrival io Ind. t A osookolgo at akirleladoiromoot h not o•Ntsloomeit every St:at.g.st in Br.tislt co:nnain.c..tioin with toe names at la4g2 ; but, %stoic., •,. paves 'the way for the :needy atqu'aenient of the rer.ian other Oriental Tongues In at= foontrY *here aka.* they ea " oceteately learned, as Li•mg aierrages, through the medetas of the Hietdoistasses, whiell I the VlTnacator *pm% Of et the or Native 'Freedwoman fdinclownw. In the Arrie.es, Itgaritime;and Domeitie Alf ors of toothier I.angutgethast the I lindoustarier is universally dealers Or unilecto,d . nor is any ~th a t mdarted forint BW•Cealit flow stud,ii i g it, and Tactics et the Mil' ra y .Academies, lately e:tahliskual the three fresetwcios of 1111v , gat, MaJrlB, and A s Fi ‘ oeh, nr any other toter* and ancient tones', our be d-eineS b.th .uttfel Ana ocsamental to Ilbiesth Ulfficers tw Europe, so will the . I..milan, Arabic. Sic. tw to them, •rl caljet i in India; be , it ever rec.ll..ctt.ti, that to ail Officers there, the Illindo-wiacee t , so Is in.t. toonoib bi e. e ms a lenowlette of English must b • to Officer- in the Fermi armies; and s coistieveatlY, shoti'l he treat-,d a. she whew, obtect of arlunation, by term go ..g to the East liar di e „ Lim h e will, •swiner or later, Iln4 that the Persian It a sec .n 4 41 , consid....atiota i which any afftweatle eiletenesi iR with less exp,rwe, and much mt.,: ettecteaki i Lhasa at can be kayoed in Naos:wintry. •.• At Blacks awl Pun's may M had giotok' . a Lisa of EJoic4 on Oriental Literature. ke...t: that wall he twee way fat to Witten, Cadzot, awl Gentlemen goilat to the E a st Int dies.-. Also Their Cat .lusinc aud for 1804. - oolapro.ng Leo nowoot ad most ostoomoi Pok- _ - 190 4. NimativoiA.