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CLIO°Cv (to' fo of Mr. f are, dr• iM .d-A 4° 't 3 frir"rs :AdY , to E; 4 , s 4lre - ... ••-.....---7;---..-..-..—...z.-...„.._ , - , . i • THEA PRETRE-ROVA'L,O U I RV , -:LAN E. T , HIS SENT EVE\ NG, March. 4. 380 ROIVIEO be sl will pertiirme 1 t, . - '. ' AND JULIET. Ronico,by th e YOUNG ROSCI US ; Mercutio, Mr. BANN I STE lt) Nurse, Mrs. SPARKS ; juliet, Mrs. H. JOHNSTONE. To which will be added, a Fated called ~. :THE IRISHMAN IN .LONDON. nuttoch Dclan4 (with Songs) Mr jOHNSTONE. - Louisa, Miss NI ELLON. i, P laces for the• Boxes to be taken of Mr. Fosb roo k, at the &OX-Oflice,iin Little Russell- street. The Doors,to he lull p ast Six , opened at half • past Fiv e , an d b eg i n at „ Ilexes bs. Pit 3s 6d. Gallery zs. ti.ope r i;allery is. N. B. Till further notice, Places can only be taken Irom Nut o'Clock till Th ree. .• To-inorrow, hy m et' Mann ; Command of Th e i r Majesties, The Ho. with The Lady of the Rock. Y ' • Theyoung Rosci us w i ll perform on Thursday and' Satur her t. _The Public are respedfully infornkd, that in pursuance I:ten01 the prsference procured to Drury-lane Theatre, by tke -19 n entered into between the Proprietor's and Mr. betty, in n eutered last the Young Perform at tli TI - ' ts teatre, exclusive!), Roscius will continue to . • until after Easter Week. A fur h . t er sau. hngagetnent is also concluded for the,ensuing Sea ...................___________________ ip.r.aIIEATRE-RON'AI., COVF.NT.GAR .V'MOkROW EVENING, Match EN. s, 18 05 ', will be pe r f ormed, 1° MARRY OR NOT TO MARRY. With New Scenes and Dresses: , The Principal Ckaratlers by. I v , ,a - lr. MUN DEN, Mr. KEM.BLE, '' „,okli, Mr. FKRLEY, Mr. BRUN'I'ON, nlrs. CLOVER, Mrs. DAVENPORT, . . And a YOUNG; LA b\. • 'ple Prologue to be spoken by Mr. BRUNTON. up ,The Epilogue by Mrs. C LO V E R. kit 311 time a New Musical Pare; called ,r , OdT OF PLACE ; 'it'll -1E LAKE OF LAUSANNE. i Mr . 1111 , . The Charaelers by .lt - hi 1,„''. 4 - , , Mr. SIMMONS, Mr. DRAHAM, ~ : ""*"'-;II.AR.D. AIr..ATKINS,Vr. FAW CET I , Phce slttnbra STORACE, Miss WADDY. . .13 0 x ~ tifor the 'loxes to be taken of Mr. Brandos i .t the ii 'v e ttlee in Hart.street.' 411e)'146: 9'41 Print rs. Pit 3s. 6d. SeCond Price as. pri, r ps• Second l' rice rs. Upper Gallery is. Second To '„;••-.No Money to he Returned. ut of P litee, or Not to Marry, with the new 'Musical After. .0 . will be . performed every ..,,_. 11? 11 1 e rt e h e P r 1 ar) t r l Y ct evening till -........-------... To Tlllv. Pkopitirr cLterLioks of INDIA s. - 141"3114 Axn miio, 'rock. -14 b EATI-1 of Mr. Wil LIAMS havin g left , 4,_..ah ()yelling fdr the Choice'of a new DIRECTOR ri e n v u rue to dechre tnywlt a Candidate to sucC'esd Mm, , in 4 e .. etrlr tile Vacancy being announced, and. to. entreat li ilait (If your Vote s and support. ' •' • I retnain with the greatest respeets '. - • ~ Ladies and GentlFmen, .._ , Your most faithful and deVotecl bumble Servan t t L'R & An's Yard i AS. PATTISON. .144 0 ......,........L , lopi - 7 7 ~A N Llr t: T,Nsu.!tAig7b,,,aryli;g4f". 114 biretiorB of this °nice 'bt 1644 t to in . thuinfo:ln the Public, :spring Cti.41(11:r1::11, that their Office, iri ttxt fkcrossi Will open on Mondly gt..+.(),r transading Life Insurance Bu t s h itt4s . day s th upoi t 4t417(164! their printed Proposals, t oe( ' be had grati s 17,41ki Office, and in Lotnbard-st toe(' . 4 ci t Ile, terin s kot41„1 attelalance at the 0111:e. front I'ell °'Ckek in the 4411 g until Five in th e Afternoon. b " , ,,„ ‘ „.................... „ —..............„,- llmitlbuii.N„:"T.3B..c,Kinal.cEkADLePaEdNCl • PE TE R. lAt4:etEiLe::::rnSickc'Cr. the c) :, ( ' the king and Niue of Wales, NO. 16z, Sttrattred., s m i tl eT ,t' Farand-larte, opposite Newcastle- stree ia iti te y intent-Is the Public, that4t . with p}:4ol._re•thati fifty years they ' may " be sopplted wt . his Manufaao . ry, 'es.ta in 44 1 .4 of the irst!4uality: * ' fottne►l t , to guard againet imposition, the Mark, wh i c h 6,,., t0.Y.6111Y. Middl,eton, h full Act is now, altered, and the • '; on t(ii.b.-- .. kkidllitbii,Bl62, Strand, 4, 4,,c . 11(.11. 1 . 0 11(1611, is stamped o th ose ti vot t l a ibe k jai Allowance to the s Tiacle, to Artists, and ca Quantity. --_,..._ . , ikEtllot -.........„..............-. . t,VsT,NTY OF DiIRIIA,d COLLIERYi. A T ES. NIANO R. an :A. c„APItAL' TO BE sou), i..i.-: and Highly' Impritv.abie FRF..1.4- Ociiij?„,,-.,) ESTA'li', Coniitting of the extensiivc,_:ll"ll4°/,* ke ~ " ntL iii the Parish 4lt ii-tn"' and "btlii'-iFalrnit. !tie._"44l)Psrtaining tereto, with,:ourteen e _lg; i a bc , esti kmitrn:lit 686 acres of ‘Vuoilland, contalning toyldeFc6, c.iiij, 6 Acres;.and a verycri.:ir,ab!e Fir 1 4 he RI 4etwoWtable ...gg, containing b y estimation, 4PA c r . "' al rt " tixis o ,",".,9 38 Acres of Woodland, most be ll atili fully . sittl ! h - o f e in e Trctut Stream and the. River Dervve9t,,a 1:ct:;:: j elY in rnehester,ln the county of Dortiant.; ,aithr River The ~,tlll working, and communicating % "11 h uho } lett to 'v4."aler Corn Mill and a raper Mi. ll , i' - ' '-' • .- siiiell..,prgyeelable Tenant's at ,low net rent- amounting to It'''. -its pavahle to t 14,14,,,,,41`nuin '(exclusive ot the Quit ". ', I izi) -flu , elite, - I - . 'int! ithout re.; Acres of Wood Land tw . iirt . 11e h olt ? the foorteen Farms expire on the izth Q.t. MO' . ~. t t t 4,,,, 1 is will admit of a considerable inc r rea. - e , .. - of Ma', iAI ict ; the tease; the Hay„, expirei On the Lath ' , nd ahout Crieen t'le Paper N lilt' on the ilth of MaY t 48" Isa-7 ttst.The va e4 rs are unexpired of the Lease of the ,(;.01,1,',417 :tle ts discharged of the. Land Tax, and I, Yt,ne tree, , th t fa'" liagg, Which . is subjeid'only to Corn 1 yttle• ~..4441„-•veral Estates may be viewed Nlll4 „_ to Mr. lames Armstiong, at Heddon-on-the! OR application, to the 1 Particulars tylay,_nealtivec4mie.upotiTvite, Oithere printeL,... st eet !..41141114. 4; , als r o of Mr., Dauti, Solicitor, Old B u r p " ont T r y tie; . lita°4itc;;%4i.iilLl4.'irliViltiO°l(ll4rcitriiL:l7!:'‘Vi e tte V ii 'd ettsr-st reet, Lon ...4„,,nere Plan s of ilia Estatcs'iitay be seen. -' . . . ki ty , , TO TILE LADIES. tipzi:,l4lTll ORIENTAL DEFILATORY:..., a nd i ; It LUOUS• 11A IRS (in iii e ' FACE T tit' Itercd 1i,, - , 4 , I( MSi.have in 411 'ages and Countries beettco.m; tit'tot"'l'Y 4trogatury to Female Delicacy, and it remained ti, 4, 41'Ittd that tialel4 41 ;e 4 " 1 " 1 4 be en ti re Iy ' exetrii)t frorn''thlS scourge Of Beatity Ll .- citit:l4 hi uth,i. liinates..--To Lady M— W--',.. 'Llse --urope vy:ts at' g len th indebted for the secret, ' 4 ' 4 114 ~,,hr°lll feinale Friend iluring her residence in Turltey, Ni t il er 'l it appears' the I ladies constantly make use of the it.. reparation at t- U 'll tar"4nendati -' 4 a 6 -hitherto, have been litklilslittk,;, on ilune, would still, as ilgln., i [ ot v o s,f - u,l t.O circulate a Depilatory, the exelttsive_ci.f,.- 4,7,4,,:0 invariable and permanent, neve.r,calia.,..i"c'e t',the pw;i94lloll.tO the most delicate skin, did noting. i11..9 111 eft' , !c. require that they hOulti be saved from the pato- Ike I t 's ot in' t ' . ~ • ' a pplications 1 tn. t utii , _. i inuns and .currostvc , , .. ._ "1 Pubii,7 4't:npts to itnitate the above, and In!r"14"4 I' n'l',(,,,e,_, limier Varioloi OaroeS. ' . ',!iti, ,r(Ln'illodite La(liii too distant for personal lipplioatt.ont, I t't tl i e l i i l • ht Rituallyp''urbrithYlost, tut: distant Bottle, or larger itettuadtill'LarYy: Nti, oroeri 1.,,_ eel to 4 tly Part to-wn or ~,_t_,,,, 1,, ,31).K,„...,-.._01.11?g tile aorotillt, addressed.tu MrS, .1.!"}-1.`.`, t 4,'11. the 'Lett, likiit)(Jrn, (six doots trum I . lolbornl price k!les. uattle. Aii abatement of One SililliOgL 11l Six hi"' 4 . IV tilwriti,„°.ne 11. genuine unleis signed 3 u the PrOinit"ir'6 "i i to imitate whieli Ls felony: it sit SPRING LOTTERY, Begins Drawing 13th May, iSos. r ir'FlEßE.ne yet ttas;b4en a Lottery of only, 30,000 'rickets that eyer el possessed near. the Number or capi tal Prizes with which Schcine abounds. On inspeiben it Will be.found to contain neArly as ritiny Capital Prizes as has been usual in Latteriei of. bo i ooo Tickets, and no prize under 201. No. of Prizes. SCHEME. Valuc of each. ,c 30,000 Total Value. ,C 60,000 40,000 30,000 15,003 10,000 8000 7000 ;aOO 5000 12,0,0cia 24,000 10,000 1000 20@o • fOOO t-, 0 6oco , 30,0ue Tickets ; C 3 00,000 • Capitals Determinable First-drawn, Ist Day,C to,00"0 Firt-drawn, 6th Daykao,oee Diu(' .: . 2d Day too: Ditto - 7th Day food Ditto., . .3d Day, 1000 Ditto - . B th Day 30,00 0 Ditto - 4th Day 5900 Ditto , . . 9th Day woo Ditto - .sth Day .: tee ° I Ditt o - toth'Day 2.090 . PRESENT PRICE. . - - . Ticket - • :.. .-•:' ,C a is,. a Half ••• ,Co oa I Eighth - £2 3 0 Qu4rtcr •-, . 4 15 . .0 ' SiKteCilti) - t 4 6 Tickets will be ready for Sale At 'every Lottery Office in two or three Days. This Day werc-published, Handsomely grinted in Odavo, price 3s. 6d. r infial,lGHTS 7 on the ,ALARMING STATE of the CIRCULATION, and of the banns of Att dressing' Pecuniary Grievances, in IR ELAND. • Ey the EARL of. LAUDERDALE. Edinburgh Printed for A. Constable and Co. ; and sold by Longmany Hutsti-Ress and Urine Patemoster:,row. 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Some ofitstliscussiOnsare rather intricate, and the Author's Matlieniatical mode of argulitg thi . ows 'aye? it 'an air ut ab struseness; I but the :general seeps of the reasOning, tLc ear porinients, and the results of the inqoiries, are not above the capacity of:coin:non understandings. • • 1n reviewing such a produation as the present we shall not' insist ea.sonte littleqnaccuraeles of style which have oc curred to us ; and p.articulariy, as,. generally the composition is much superior to that of Most sciiiaitic tails. Ntor were we violently displeased ,on occaoonally ineetihg With tone rather too aragant, and an infrr. nee too precipitate becaute we applaud tite freedom, tlic fe,,,lt'ss ness, and ;he activity of the Author's mind. 1.11 . 1f.-.i....ted by System, and unawed by . authority, he always tor self; ant of his opinions many are novel, 44,1 4.11.1fAl ing. As a whole and a Systetii, his IVOrk attention ; And the discussions, whether adjunctive or Sub adiary, it. rite notes or the text, are proteutuf and Original. In tne da:k and torturous passages of his theory, although .'xperience is his sure and constant guide, vet geotnetry north ner and illumines the way." Monthly Rievew ter September and Ottiohar. s'co leo RATIONAL RECREAI lONS. This Day were published, The Fourth Edition, COrrglecl, in Four Volumes, 061avo, illustrated with 6; Copper-plates,,prct 28s:in boards,. tATIONAL. RECREATIONS • or WIN.. TER EVENINGS MUS E&IE NTS ; which:the Principles of Numbers and of Experimental Philosophy and Chemistry are.applied to a Series of 'Ea.sy, Entertaining, and Instruffive Experiments, among whiclf are all those corn manly performed with Cards. By WILLIAM HOOPER, M.D. It may. be proper to explain to those Persons who are yet Unacquainted with this valuable and interesting Work, that it contains, 1. Recreations in Arithmetic and Mechanics. 2. 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PF.STILENTIAL 'OISE..4SE' PREVENTED OR . : CURED. A S the Accounts authenticated and recently pub. „Z" . l all,tite Newspapers most , fully. provg,.that the FEVER which has pig:wailed with so inch horror at Gibraltar, in Italy, upon esil the Co.tsts of the Medilerratfettn, and at Malaga, &c. ace. is tbe, sante kind , o f : F ever AS t h at which prevails. in . the West Indies and America, nothing c a n be more sati'sfielbry or btltieCtil' th a n to know where they can obtain a certain, safe, easy, and. I yl scut R4pietty,, .which recontotontlat by. sQ , nay tali ;lent Medical Cehtleinan, as well as ; 1:4 that 'skilful I )Ysi.- dinftlr.-Willielt, a copyof Whose Letter to the . Pi - 41100s ol4the Yellow. Fever .Raniady is noortiaid beforethe as under ;, the perusal of which Acme, without the numerous others.. t i , faelorydoeuinents which may bt: se, u P roptie. tors' tVarehouse,. No. 4a, Charing , crbs4, moat afford safisfaCtion to all who are interests:M*2nd litei tor the welfare of „Lignuri Nature suireting under the bansfol influence of .so dreadful a calamity.,` Copy a a Letter from late ;Physician to o* . Saxon 'Ambassador ao , the..CoUttLof Chest- -Britain, and Author of the lhomeitie Encyclopaedia ; Treatise onißegi, men and Diet. Ice. &c. TO the Proprietors of the Yellow . Fever Remedy, 'No. ,let Charira , Cross' • • • Gentlemen;- In compliance.with your request, I have at. tentively nausea. both the Ca*'in i.vhich your Mechc.ine has beeirprothaelivo.of beneficial erfeels, and the direetiong print ed for its use and application. -It would, however, be hazard. °us .on mv part to pronounce in- opinion of the respeetive merils oKlenierita of your Medicine- ivirhout previously sub. niittiilg it to a rigorous test and _analysis of its eonstituent parts: This task ',have accordingly lisidert:iken, and like. wise reo,nestect Mr. Ifunnemait„` - an excelle n t tiraetleal Chy mist, of jernnyn-street, St. fatties's, to analyse the Powders with his • usual accuracy. Ftqm the corresponding result of our,Cheinical examination, I am justified to say,', that the In gredients of 'which the different doses of Powders are coin - po:oel cannot fail to be of eminent service in malignant Fe yeti, aunt especially such as prevail in tropical Climates. Nevertleless, I can by no means assert or promise,' that the various proportions in which yoU. have difeeted your Medi cine to be taken, on the first attack, will always be scrupu louslY adapted to_the constitution and the particular cireum. stances occnr.ing in different individuals. flaying" bad no *dual experienee in that fatal Diseasei.COMlDOnly called the YE L 1,0 %V FEVE R, you naturally possess advantages ot which I cannot boast, as I understand that two of the Cen tlemen conneeted with your 'plan have themscivcs been aittiacd with,' and tcured of, that dangerotis Epioleinic, by Making rise'of the Remedy which you have now offered to tile 1 üblic with equal frankness and liberality. 1 am, how; cver,,t.cmvinced, so tar as it is possible to judge front the ope rations of tile Medicine in analogous cases, as well as from tile gerier4l rules of 'Therapeutics, that your ' , PRE VEN TI V U and CUR F. :for the ELLOW ECV L k claim; file atten von of Mariners, and all Persons: visiting the Western lietni. spliere, while it deservt's to be distinguished time all 'Empi. nostrums, which are generally offered to the world by. the most audacious and illiterate pretenders. Wishin4 you :,ucccss, you justly deserVe; I 2111, with sincerity:Centlemen . , Your obedient Servant, A. 1. M, W. May I. FOR COUGHS, COLDS, .ASTHNIAS,..fcC. CHURCH's DROPS. Prepared only by Shaw , and Edwards., No. 66, St. Paul's C.:botch-yard, London, who having purchas;A the Recipes of Mrs. Church, are alone authorited to prep a re an d sell all. Mr. Church's Medicines. 171.11-IESE COUGH DROP& have cored mote 1 - Colds, Coughs, and - Asthmas, the last ten years, than any Medicine ever published ;.they invariably pertium a cure with . petted safety, Gird in a much shorter time than can be erodited but by experience : Coughs and Colds, however obstinate, and long standing, Are speedily removed by gentle, but insensible perspiration, tlity allay that convulsive eX citement called tickling in the throat, which is the constant stimulus to. Coughing, and enable the aillieled to speak and breathe treely. Asthmatic Persons have been cured by this Medicine :the: sutrerthg and struggling 7 or 14 ye,trs with alchemy that ftequently , threstened sutfocattiin. Witms4s Air. N. Lang worth's case, of Lbenezer Cnapel, Lin:A:lll's- inn. fields, whose testimony is the strongest proof of its efficacy ever off red to 'the Public iu favour of ariy, Medicine. Disorders of the breast and Lungs Consumptive A fEtir. tions, Obstruait,ms in the Glands, arid Congealed Phlegm, .are with ease and safety removed ; faci, for all disorders of the Broast and.Lutigs, no Medicine ever experienced so extrusive a sale, or more approbliion. !'n only as. per Efittle, birth:n:l)le the qu.oltn., fir Observe none can possibly be unutue iiiless the name of Shaw and.lidWards; No. 66, St. I'AUPS 1- yard, is en- Lrave,t on the Stainiii aecompany Mg' t . 4(41 Brittk.. Clotblains— , Cluirch's price ;3 . curet the worst Chilblains with a v.:ry fe Sold by appointment, of the Proprietors, uy Ye-4y of 'AI In the United Kingdom. e-. ,~ ±~ f .^' XICTUALLING.OFFICE, yinstari, 30, • frHE COMMISSIONERS far 1 ,1 ICY - VALLI] J. HIS 111 - AjESTI"s Rif Vi bereby give Notice, r nn TUESDA} the 2d of Aiird they will be .read to feel Tenders In writi n g ( sea l e d u p) for snch Quantities-of the follow description of STA,PE3, -. Crown Dantzio . . Pipe . 1 Itraviy 14 ogstiead Bract Dantzic ' Staves Hainbro' Pipe Stettin . Quebec • j the retpeoive Persons -u.ko may make Proposals th.+ereci tc rontta.9 to , deliver into the Viclualling Stores 41 Deptlord Plymouth, in such Proportions as kali ,hereyer be determb up&n: one half by the 31st of Otiober • next, an , the remainder !he 3 Lir of Decettiber following; to be paid jr ly payab with interest, ninety day: after date. • The Conditions of the Contraa nt.vp be teen at the Srcrtta►t Office. N. B. No Tender for 4 lest luartity than Fiji* Tivoli. Croton .Danmir Pipe, rourbour.ind Croton Dantxic nom!) , "fl7oosa.vd Crown avetzie flozrbesei, cr Twenty-it Tbox:ay.l &ark Doettzir., f 0 , • fel,' Pi 4,4•:.A!!. ^4,01 • •• , 2 r. Price sh: not be inser;a i>r wordsul or tiot delivered tie Board hefire One o'Clock on,is laid 'viol //pi next, no :infers the Pe,..rc: , i tr..bO 'tikes the 7'er:der, 6/- ion:" Pers on hit behalf, alteviii . , to angtver, rrber: called fir. • VICTUALLING nOFFICE, • 1 , dr:42727 i 1805. HE COMMISSIONERS fiir VICTUALIINi m - ,1y4 - s7 - 1 - i NA VI do her e 0 give Noiicef, on 11:irs.40 the 7th of illarch next, at Pk vett o'Clock precisr6 an the Forenoon, they ?via he ready 12 sell, to Abe highest iliac& qtr His Majesty.% Pit - trial/iv Press:hes, a! Deptford, sundry Lc, '/ the following Pnvisions and'rlßualling Si.,ore vi z Br eae 4read Duo, .Buke-(louse Sweepings, Now - , Roar. S•iceePing, Pedre,'PeJ re S.U.repi 2gt,' Oatmeal, o.anseal hip, ,IPR.t acid Kap po! k,.S aft ; New Slab, 1 . ) , oblr 1; QueOrc ; Slaut:s of vari , :ss de,cript ions, Tie and Dr tfradhpg. Woe, Pipe, Brevidy Piece am,i Runt .Puu,,r;reon Wear Brancfr Pieces a/a Wine llogtherris, Fir' /PLca,t, kart Hook and , :vorn-out Coopers' Tools, u.itg at Ills 111.tjesty's Premises, at DepOord. A 11,1 , 41-1 t of 2.51, tier ten!. I,r to he oto,le ttpidi the arngtott e4ch Lat at tbr ; aira! if the•remaittder of the itionc, he era p4ld,. etra the l'welir;flart taken away, within I iteit,tj tvorkFttAi dire , ztiard r, the Dtpoeit ail Fe), Gods reatalislhe Pr.,?pe t ty ci the (.'ni lz m. The tither C..w !NJ)• and pit,lted Cat.:l9gzter nraj be had; attbe SeFretatjet tyfire. OFFIL'A OF OBDNANCE. - . lehruav 14, I 8 05. PHE. PRINM CILOFFICERS' off . MS . • jESTY's' ORDNANCE do hereby eve Notice, Tba Proposals be Iweiva at Office. in St. illa , gaveer,strres, g i 'estminstcr, "on or bef it? fue.itsi• the 51h do Iff March „next, roin such Pereont ar map be toilling to uadertahe the &POI ") Forage Jor tifre Royal Aridloy Horses stationed in the folio:14:ns Dist) i ,' _ • North Britain. Noithern. • Yorkshire. ' , Eastern, exclusive of Warley. ' Southern, exclusive of Chatham. South:weit, Portsmouth, Isle of Wight, and Christchurch. • • Western, • • Woolwich, with•its,Pependencies• w,arley; Chatham, and Mary-le-hone., a period of Six Months from the ire of 4pril ne.te ; the Fla-ag to be furnished in Rally's to censiss of - Jabs of OATS 0 . 1 40 pundr ter Bushel: 1218 s 6.1,(1PLA,V1.1 MEADOW 114 Y !fax 4[1111E4 r RYE . STRAW; all of the hest quality, an d t o b e d e li vere d at t he respeellue Sta.: tions at the expestee of the C oo t ra a ers . The l'ro'posals ma) , he delivered separately or saintly for each Station Land it is expelled that the Contr.ielos- shall rueive the Stable Oung..tbat may from time to time accumulate, making ass allowancefos the same. Farther l'artieutars, together with the Terms and C.linditlynt the CentritM, env be tsr.ts•yr upon al plication to the Officer commanding the Regal Artillery in each who are ;tithe riled to receive proposals, and also at ttie Sefretary's Office, ht St. Mar i zara's-street aforesaid, Sty hetteeen the hour,' of Ten and Four 0'C10..-k, -where the Proporals also he delivered; and to be stale;/ up, ,Ind Mirkei on the cutside, " 'reodor for Fo rage ;" hut no Prop.sal cast ie. admitted after the said Or day of sliarchnext, ley Order of 'lv , Doard, R. 11. CR EW, ~g,457• INDIA riousN. is, r r i3 O , Cr? gßrif Df RI: S C729RS of 'l4; UN I lAD ' rd ENG L/IND . liading JO ihe'Eart Indie.o4llng,..un thiltith contented hy Ballot :a reitare Air; , 11.'i/Ilan, Betty . ; firentin'tly, 4 ' Sint on on' the .4ladrus 411 q#14 b 1Pf r o it.attosvcmly'‘ .le!'wke,,e•gprshi,;?) , the di. r'iefions la !be '4Eloj Parliament of the Orb* Year of llii pe r . sent Afajesol, jor fstablishing i.ertain Re gu l at i ons j a ,- th e sai d Cotaar. 0 , anti 'the said consent o) the C.'lmri of Direaor,i having: hecia4 41; before, andecn.cidered at, a Genera/ Court of the ss id (Inipau 'held this day, purs.vant. to fourteen da:i notice gi:.en jot that purpos, Notice is berehf given; ' That . aG'K\'ER dL COURT said CO411 1 ". I:VI" wirt oe held by /kurntnent, at theirliouse ! Leadenhall.“ , .4l, ov THURSDAY Nk.'XT, the 7th"' &larch, Iron Elruktz'o'Clock the Foe, nogn rental Six in the Evening, - to Ballot PA the fuld.wing . Questio.v, wiz. • _ 4 .4 That Mr. Wi LLIAM Bt TI Y, formerly a Surgeon on the '' Madras Establishment, be restored to the Company's '' Service as a Surgeon on that. Establishment ;') In ei - der to delft mime 4jr vicA Barllrf, tvhedier ibree pautt it fonr of ibe Prop; lairs of ibe said Conipanp ?Übe tball be pi asent at !be said General C.`6iirt,:;ervient 'hat .41r. ll.7:liaPn.lietty de resttawd to tke Compaait Service. WILLI4.III .R4MSAV, Secietaiy,