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'IR!? -7.1,410-4 ~,; N1T:W131 7 ,P,.. ) ..] TIIONIA'S HOSPITAL. 31 - R. COOPIOt arart•Mr. HENRY JL befici to it COUlt,5l, of .INATOMI tAL and SIT Rt=-1CA.1.,1,1XT:21117.5;.0n TnilitSDAY; the Ist of October, a'. twt; MONDAY. BISI-1, Contractor for the Lottery, • s,pectful!y advist , A the Pnbtic to make their.pur . ehases At his 011ices,•1, CORNIIILL, arid 9, CHARING CROSS, .on before MO:q:DAY, as the LVITERY begins on TUESDAY when k , 20,000, Z 43,000, ,C 0,000, • . • MAY BE GAINED BY A BLANIi, . The Loviest Prizes are 2.V. each, and every Number win, be drawn from the Vr 7 lire!. SWEWRIGHT respectfully recommends the kW • NEW SMALL LOTTERY, of only 10000 Tickets, to be Drawn Btb SEPTEMBEIt NEx - r, containing 100,0001. in Prizes. and al 'n Eig-iit Extra 7Beletitt: ; by either of which a 33133 Ah may ohlzily 50,0001. 3. S. haring clostd' his late Concern at No. 11, Holborn, oolicits the luihlic favours at his Old and Fo:tauate 'Offices, No. 37, Cornhill, No. Ilaytuark.?t, and No. I , ll', Oxford etseet ; where the First and Last Prize Packets were Sold ; one of which produced near 5,0001. is addition to a series of Capital Prizes, for many years too well known to need repe tition. SOCIETY. FOR THE DLSCHARGE AND 'RELIEF OF PERSONS IMPRISONED FOR SMALL-DIXTS, Craven-streei, Strand, Ang'. 5, 1811. BENEFACTIONS since the last REPORT, Bight Hon. the Ears of Radnor V. Ann. L 5 0 0 Sir Wiu - . YePys, - Bart. Rer Messrs. Hoares... ...... -10 10 0 Sir Win. Fopperell; Bt. per Biddnlpli and Co. Ann. A 2 0 Countesi'St. Vincent . .. Ann. 2 00 Matthew Winter, Esq. per Secretary Attn. 2. '2 ' 0 Wm. Dawson, Esq Ann: 3 3 0 John Cotterin, Esq . Ann. 2 2 0 Messrs. Biddulph, Cox, and Ridgts Ann. 3 3 0 B. Owen, Esq. per ditto. S. Bevan; Esq.-per Dorrierr and Co. 2O 0 0 Mrs. Barril, per Chatteries and Co. Ann. 1 1 0 J. F. Mastcerei, Esq. per di 4 to. ' Ano, _2 2 0 Thomas S. Gooch, per Hoares. J. - Ward, Esq., • Ann. 2 2 0 Wm. Eversfield, Esq. Bth Benefa,ction, per Treasurer 5 0 0 A Friend to 'the Distressed, 2d Beneiaction per do. 2 0 0 E. P. 21.—W. T. two years, 21. 2s. 4 9' 0 T. C. 51.—Y. I% per 'loves, 21. 21. C. J. 11. is.—A.D. T D. 21. 9.5.—M./T. D. D. 11. is. .7 2 0 •A. 'l'. D. 11. tB. per Hoares Found in the Lettei-bux several small §unis... Received fora Book ' .5 5 3 4 1 0 10 0 t;:ss 19 Discharged and I:elieted frrAn various Pcisons 99 DeT)tors, foithe Sum of L 217 7 4 Considered the Cases of 78 Petitioners. Approved 6, to compound with Creditors.--51 to be relieved under the in- Insolvent Act.—And Rejected 21. _ _ _ Benefactions are received by Janaes Neild, Esq. the Trert= surer, Cheyne-Walk, Chelsea; also by Messrs. 'Berries, Far quhar, and Co. St. James's-street; Messrs. Hoares, Fleet street; Messrs. Fir ilea- a.gd Chatteris, Lombard-street; Messrs. 13iddulph, Cocks, .aad Ridge, Charing-C. oss;,- Messrs. I)or rien and Co. ; Messrs. t:lammersleys, Pali-Mall ; Messrs. Veres, Lucadou, and Co. 77, Lombard street; and by the Secretary, 'No. 7, Craven-street, Strand, :where the Books may be seen by those who are inclined to support this Charity,-and where the Society, meet on the first Wednesday in-Oct , _ll.3cr nc"xt: • ESTATES FOR, SALE. . GLAMORGANSHIRE—FREEHOLD ESTATES. rtiHE-PITBLIC are repectfully informed, that the SALE of the MANOR : ' and ESTATES in the Pai ishe s of Es we nny,, Colwenstone; Llangan, Lantvviti Maj or, Pettnartit, Cogan, Landoi,7,l4 Landau', Merthir, Dovan,' ba vern.;eli, St. Andreivs, I,lantrissent, Wenvoe awl Eghvysilan, ativertiied for Sale, by Attet,on, by Me. PhilpOtts, .L . t the Cai - dit Arras, in Caren s ir, on the the 10th instant, is POST TONED. WILSONTOWN IRON WOIiKS, LANARKSaiRE, FOR SALE. Within the Royal Exchange Coffee-house. EDINBURGH, upon WEDN'ESDAY, the 7th day of OCTOBER next, at One o'Clock iu the Attermion, - MHESE well-known IRON-AVORKS • .too-c -. 6 ther with the DWELLING-HOUSES, WORK HOUSES, whole :ENGINES and APPARATUS; as also,th4 LAND" and A.IINES 'attached thereto, 'comprehending an in exhaustible supply of Coal, Lime,stone, :Iron-stone, Fir,- clay, and every other material necessary for such extea,;:ve Works. The Wilsonttrvn Iron Works are situate exactly Twenty six miles from the ports of Leith and Glasgow, and thus com mand a ready access to the markets on both the EastandWest Coasts, as will as in Ireland. Theylie in. a cheap and plenti ful part of the country; are the. only works of the kind, in Scotland, and are in 'the most perfect condition in every re spect. . The Apparatus consists of two Blast Furnaces, blown by a 48-inch Boalton and Watt double-poWer Steam Engin.e, ,suf- Ecientto blow also an additional furnace, if required; as also four other Steam Engines of difierent.dimensions, with • the most complete Machinery for the manufacture of Bar, Bolt, Rod, and Sheet Iron, Boiler-Plates, Hoops, &c.'recently erect-' red On the newest and approved principles. - The Works are chiefly employed at present• in.making soft Pig Iron for foundry use, principally or the best No. 1. Two FurnaCesproduce from SO to 90 Tens weekly, which may .be proportionably increased to upwards of 120 tons . by the erec tion of another furnace, for which there is abundance of spare blast. As the freight of iron from Leith to London is only from 10;.- to 12s. per Ton, and the insurance less than one per cent. these Works are particularly worthy .of the attention of Gen tlemen in the Iron Trade, resident in London, where. the ex cellent quality of the Wilsontown Iron commands' a constant preference in the markeL Besides suitable WORK-HOUSES, a SUTTLERY, and STORE-HOUSES, there is an excellent DWELLING 1-1017SE for the Proprietor, and Houses for the Marn:ger, Cede:oLnc! from 400 to 500 Workmen and their Families.— The - Lands accompanying the. Work's consist of about 15 . ACRES of old. Plantation and improved Ground about the principal Dwelling-house ; 45 ACRES . o f ENCLOSED, GROUND,. lately planted, • 90 ACRES of PASTURE LAND and 400 English 'ACRES of MOSS; the whole oentaining Coal, Iron-stone, Lime-stone, and- every other material re tinred 'at Iron Works: Besides the Minerals in these. Lands„ those contained in the Lands immediately adjoining, pardy in a . , - ,solute property, and partly on lung leases, it clueing the Wilsontown, Greenwall, and Climpy Collieries, all wrought at a comparatively small expense, go along with the Works. Iterentories and speCifications of the'machinery, Minerals, i&c..and any other necessary information, may be had by - applying to Mr. James Wilson No. O, Crs:.iy-square, Bi silopsgate-street, London; Wilson and ,Sons, Wilsontown; or J. B. Fraser, the Trustee, 12, -Torth-c - Teet, Edinburgh; also Messrs. Edington; Queen-street, .;;ii.sgow; Uuutts, %sq. Liverpool ; Messrt. Wright ,a4,d 80wd.. , 11, Hull ; :Messrs. Sorsbie and Co. Newastly iipon-f;,ne „1,61:th Dawson, Esq. Rhoydshall, near Lemis"; tilston, near . Wolgeshaziptou; . and Ji;,wes Hillar,• Esq. o". ‘I•V • - r , • .... • --7 77 THURSDAY, SEP‘VEMBER 3, 18/2. VICTUALLING OFFICE, • July 24th, 1812. T HE COVMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING His MAJESTY 'S ...VAVY do hereby give Notice, That on Aday, the 11th of September ne.vt, they will be ready to receive Tenders in 'Writing (sealed up),, and treat for inch quantities of Prime IRISH IIEEF. and PORK, to be Cured In . the ensuing Season as the respective it and Dealers may thinh proper PI (e'er r• one third part thereof to be perched zn Ifa f Puncheons, one third part in Tierces, 'and one third part in Barrels; to be delivered. into His Majesty's Vic tualling Stores at Deptford, Portsmouth, Plymouth and Cork, and into the Army Victualling 'Stores-. inSaint Catherine's, in regular proportions of each description of Casks, by the periods undermenttoned, One-fourth part of the whole by the 2Sth, of February, One-fourth part onore by the 15th of April, 1813. One-fourth part more by the 31st of May, , Audi he remaining Fourth part by the 15th of' July. And to be paid for by Bills, payable with Interest, Ninety Days after' date. . . The Cenditio?•:s of the Contract martin seen at the Secreta ry's e)ffi ce, at this Office; or by applying . to 1.1 7 . Dun strivilie; Agent for the Victualling et Cork ; to the 'Collectors of His Majesty's i.. rstonts at L'itheriek, Belfast, Newry, and IfYaterford ; and to the Postmaster-General at Dublin, re spectively. • N. B. fro Tender for a less quantity than 2000 Tierces of Peer, arid 2000 Tierces of Pork will be admitted ; nor will regard be hail to any in' which the Price shall not' be ,i;mii-teel ire Words at length, or that shall not be deli vered to tke Eoard before One o'clock on the said Friday, the 11th cf September next, nor unless the Person -who makes the Tender, or some Person on his behalf, attends, to answer when °ailed for. Each Tender moat also .be accompanied by a Letter signed by two responsible Persons resident an England, engaging to become bound with .the Party tendering, in the Penal Sums. Fyieen per Cent. on the amount, for the due petfcrnitance of the Contract. Tkc amount cf the probable quantities . of Irish Beef and Pork to be Contracted for, a. above mentioned, may be known on and after the 10th day of next Month, by applying at the Secretary's Office. 7.1. F 012 - Fib TUALL EVG,I" 41D August 24,' 1812. • - ES/1.1 arc to r ivc Notice, that on Thursday, the "IL 10th of Septonter next, at--10 o'Clock in the Forenoon, will te exposed to Public Sale, al Ais Majesty's Victualling- Yard, at Deptfiircl,_4::..:ndiT Lots of the following UNSER VICEABLE PROVISIONS and STORES, now !ging in the said Yard, viz. Bread, Flour, Rice, Pease, Oatmeal,Bakehouse-sweeping,s, Flour-sweepings, Oatmeal-sweepings, Bread-dust, Bags and Rags, Butter; elmese,, Sugar, Beef, Purk, Suet, &e. Leafier, 'Butt, Puncheon, Hogshead, Barrel, and hogshead Staves; Headilig- (tight and dry); Irish Tieree, and Barrel stares,; Wine Pipe-staves, a quantity of Boards-ends, Fire-wood, &e: &e. A Deposit of Tiventyfloe .Polinds per tjent. is to ha inae'e upOn the amount of each Lot at the time of Sale, and the re mainder of the Purchase Money paid before the etores are r 271 oved , for' Whieh perpose.. a - Period of Fourteen TPor.iing days will be allowed . from the Day of Sale : the Buyers parti cularly Asir-tying that not less than One-half of the . Quantity is. to be removed from the Premises within .11,:c first :even . Days, and the Remainder in the Seven following Days, otherwise the Deposit Money Will be forfeited, and the Provisions or Stores remain the property of thp Crown, as no extension of 7'i:ne will. on any account be granted. VICTUALLING:OFFICE, Aug,2s, 181 4 2. THE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING Ills MAJESTrS NAVY do hereby give Notice, That on Tuesday, the Bth of September next, they will be ready to receive Tenders in writing, (sealed up) and. treat for Two Hundred Thousand Gallons of WEST INDIA RUM, to ,be delivered, Duty free, front the' Bonded TT arch'ouses of the West India Doch CompanY, at the Port of . London, into his Majesty's Victualling Stores at Deptford, one half thereof within the space of On• Month front the daie of the Contract, and the other lagY in One illonth afterwards; Two Hundred -'lens of IRON BUTT wors, 2nankflw tared from the best British IroN, to be delivered in - the course of Three Weeks, by weekly proportions, into the Stores Lc-- Are-mentioned; and for Nihety Tons of good, sound,' merchantable, CAROLINA, EAST INDIA, or BRAZIL RICE, to be answerable to Sa22l - (of not less than One pound weight each) to be produced with the Tenders, and to be delivered in the space of One Week, into the Army Victualling Stores in St. Cather:ne's The whole to be, paid for by Bilk, payable with Interest, Ninett) Days after date. The Conditions of the Contracts may be teCit at the &ere ' tary's Office. • IVo regard Will he 'had to any Tenth!, in which the Price shall not be inserted in words at length, or thal shall not be de livered to the. Board before One o'Cloch on the said Tess day, the eth of September next, nor unless . the Person who snakes the Tender, or some PersOn on his behuy, attends, to answer when called for. VICTU4LLING-OFFICE, Aug. 21, 1812. ► ize CO .y?7MIISSIONERS for VICTUALLING - 111 - His MAJESTY'S NAVY do hereby give Notice That on Tuesday the 15th September next, they will lie ready to receive Tenders, in writing (sealed up) .and treat for .the supply of what FLOUR,, RICE, and FRESH BEEF, shall be re7ulred br the Use of . his Majesty's Troops stationed at the Island of qa,zdaloupe, and also for what SEA. PROVI 7 SION'S and FRESH BEEF shall be demanded for the Supply of his Majoty's Ships and Vessels at the Islands of Jamaica and New Provider ee; for Twelve afontlis eertailt; frajn the 12th Novenzbist next for Guadalonpe, and from the 17th Ja— nuary next for J'amaiea and New .Providencf, and further, until six months warningihall be given far the termination of the respective Contracts. The &nditions of which may ba leen og the Secreeitry' s o,flce. • • No regard will be had to any Tender in which the Price Shall not be inserted j in . words -at length,' or that shall not be deliven-d 'to the Board before 0 ner o' c; ock o Pie said Tuesday, the 15th September next ; nor unless the Person who makes the 7'ender, , or some Person "on his Behalf, att ends , to • answer when ealledfor. Nor will any , Tender for the Sea Provisions; that may contain extravagant prices upon sonze 4rticles, and prices much inferior to the real value upon others, be considered en proper to be admitted, _Eaeh Tender mist . also be accompanied by a Letter. signed by two responsible Persons, engaging to beconie bound with the Party tenderins-, in the Penal Sums under-mentioned, for. the due perfonnance' of the respective Contracts. • Flour 3OOOl. Guadaloupe ....-{Rice Fresh Beef 10001. Jamaica and (Sea Provisions, .16,0001. New Providence IFresh Beef VICTUALLING-OFFICE, August 25, 'lBl2. TIE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING - His AIf.d.IESTY S NAVY do hereby give Notice, That on Friday, the lath. of SepteMbernext, tiny will be ready to , receive Tenders' in writing, (sealed up); and treat for what SEA PROVISIONS shall be required for the use of Ms 33a jest Y's S/tips and _Vessels at Liverpool, Swansea, Newcastle and Tina wath Haven, Yarmouth in Norforlk ; and . at Lime rick, and in the River Shannon, in Irelfznd ; and also for what WATER shall be dema.ided for the suPply.of his Ma 7 fasty'.s,Ships at Yarmouth aforesaid, fcr Twelve illonths cer tain, and farther, until Six Months warning shall be given for the ter2nination of the respective Coiztracts : the whole to be paid for by Bills, payable with Interest, Ninety Days af ter date. The Conditians of the Contracts rna, be seen at the Secre tary's Office, at this O f fice, or by dpillying to the Collectors of his Majesty's . Customs at Liverpool, Swansea, Newcastle, and Limerick, and to Mr. John Crockford, at Yarmouth; re spectively. ' No 'regard will be had to any Tender in which the Price shall not be inserted in words at length, or that shall not be delivered to the Board before One o' Clock on the said 18th of September next, nor. unless the Person who makes the Tender , , or same Person on his behalf, attends to answer when called for :—nor will any Tender for the Sea Provisions that nay contain extravagant price upon some articles, and prices snuck inferior to the real value Upon others, be considered as proper to be admitted. Each Tender must be accompanied by a Letter signed by two responsible Persons engagidg to become bound with the Party tendering, in the Penal Sums under-mentioned, for else due larformrnce of the respective Contracts:— • rtiverpcol . ' - - , .1 Swansea 4'500 Sea Provisions Newcastle and Tinmouth Haven ,C5OO Yarnicath ,C5000 • - 1 Limerick, and iu the River} .... 4'500. 1. Shannon, Wator - .... ,C. 500 k7CTUALLING-OFFICE, Aagiat 28, 1812. THE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING His MAJESTY'S NAVY do hereby gite Notice, That on Wednesday, the 9th of September next, they will be ready to receive Tenders in writing, (sealed up) and teat for Three flundred Tons of MUSCOVADO SUGAR, "to be an swerable to Samples (of not ,less than two Pounds each) to be produced with the Tenders, and to be delivered in the original Packages, at me rate of from Twenty - to Eighty Tons per Wee.h, into His .31afesty's Victualling Stores at DeptlGril to' 'be paid fir by Bills, payable with Interest, Ninety Days after 'date. Tile Conditions of the.COtract mcry be seen at t4e Secretary's Xr. regard had Ito ar7 Tender in which the Price shall no: Le inserted in words at length, or that.shall.not be delivered to the Board &lure One o'quch us the said ;red nesday, the 9th September, next; tar unless the Person : who mahes the Tender, or some Person on his Behalf, attends, to answer when ealled fir. - • ' lit/D NY 1 02. . ;4' .• , - _ 0 N ~~ This Day was published, . In Octavo, price One Shilling - and Sixpence, A LETTER on the STATE and CONDI TIO.N of APOTHECARIES, with Proposals for mak, in ing their Othees'ore respectable and more beneficial to the Public. Addresseeto PharmacOpola Veries. By a TRUE SURGEON. Printed for J. 'Callow, Medical • Bookseller, 10, Crown court, Princes-street, Soho. Where . unly by had, just published, price 2s. Cursory Remarks on Corpulence; by a Member of thelt_syal College of Surgeons. REAL SCOTCH MARMALADE, an excel lent substitute for Butter at lireakfast.lt is parti cularly recommended to Moiliers for the use of the Nursery, 'being easy. of digestion, and very nutritious. Persons of weak constOtions and such as lead sedentary lives, would find great benefit frotn the use of this Marmalade, intend of th a t .animal oil, termed Butter, - which never fails to create bihe on the stotnnh, the forerunner of fl,tulency and its attendant evils. In long Voyages, especially to the southward, its superimitY is obvious, as it will keep for years unalfeet&l by the climate, In all Pu,idings 'Pies, Carts, and Custards, where Orange Peei is generally used, this Marmalade will be found far preferable, being free from that • toughness, characteristic of the peel. 1 t is also a great addition to the following. Ptiddings : Ground Rice, Apple, Millett, Bread, Sago, Tapicei, and SeMplina, to which it imparts a delici ous flavour, blended with a pleasing bitter.- Sinply-w,rAp ped up in a fine paste, it makes an admirable Pudding, and is a very pretty variety in a Dessert. Sold at 2s, 4d per Pound, by Pressey and Barclay,'37l,° Oxford -street, corner of Berwick-street. N. 13.—A liberat Discount allowed on Exportation, and to IVliolesale Dealers. • , [PRICE SIXPENCE-lIALFPENY, Nt'w P,URLIC_.ITIONS. This Day way publishod, In Four large Volumes, (10.1avi.), price 31. in hoard, . ABOTANICAL , : MATERIA MEDICA; cont. sisting of the Ggncric :,..'id Specitic Chal - act, ,s ~ f. (oe Mints used 'in' Medici •e and Diet, with :iynooyxus and . r.e. fereuces to Medical - Auth.,rs. _ • By JONATHAN STOKE , ;, M . Printed for J. Johnson and Co. St. .I',:uls Chilrch-vare. This Day w:* published, price Six SOlliiiKs, THE EPINBURGH itinlEW, No. XXXtX. 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SPANISH COLONIES. 11.18•0.1. 1 11:1TEI:LY REVIEW.] (Cootidued from our Npur of the 20i.11 The words European and Spaniard are become synonimbusin Mexico and Peru. The inhabi tants of the remote provinces have theiclore a difficulty in concei..ing that there are -Fairopeans who do not speak..their langulge ; consider this ignorance as a mark of low extraction, be cause•everywivcre around them, all, except the very lowest class ofthepeople, speak Spanish.— Better ac,,,.aintei With the history of the sixteenth century tiin with that of our oWn times, they imagine that Spain eqntiimes to possess a decided preponderance over the res t. of Europe. To them the PeninStila 'appears the very centre of European civilization. It' is : other ;vise with the Americans of the capital. Those of them who are acquainted with French or English literaturefall easily into the contrary extreme, and have a still more unfavourable opinion of the mother country than the French had, at a time when communica tion was less frequent between Spain and the rest of _Europe. They prefer strangers from other countries to the Spaniards ; and they flatter them selves with the idea that intellectual cultivation has. made mor rapid progress in the colonies tlig.n in the Peninsula. The public opinion being thus divided. with spect to the mother country, it is evident that if the first class lost their enthusiasm for Spain, they might easily be led into rebellion by that more en lightened part of the community who despised and hated her government. The news of the invasion , of the French, together with that of the captivity of the King,,and the re signations of Bayonne, produced a kind of stupor which pervaded the whole population of Spanish America ; but this was soon-followed by - a general enthusiasm in favour of the mother country. pre ailing _sentiments were ablioirence of the -French, and desire to support the Spaniards against their tyranny and injustice. If we wanted argu ments to confirm the correctness of Humboldt's description, we should find a very strong one in the confidence with which the Americans look ed-for.a speedy and successful issue to the Spanish cause. If there were. any who doubted of that they were to be futud -among the higher classes, aild even among the Spanish Authorities. Those, whri, 8.6!( tling to Humboldt, considered Spain just as if only a day had, - passed since , -the battle of Pavia, hourly expected to hear of the ;patriotic armies having reached Faris, and of 84- obapartd heing sent a , prisoner to Madrid. • Few examples can be found of Such an attach ment between what might be called two nations, as that which was evinced by r the American pope-, lation . towards the mother country. The opinion. in favour of sinporting Spain was so general and decided, that not a single voice was heard from tlm discontented Creoles,, who bad been long medi tating a revolution. Had the Spanish Govern ment acted wisely, the FrenCh - invasion would have strengthened the ties of union between Spain and her ; and what. force had at 11;:st es tablished, friendship, gratitude, and cbmnassion, would have sanctioned and confirmed for cen turies. The news of the general .insurrection of Spain reached Mexico on the 29th July, 1868. The en thusiasm which it had produced vitas sti'l in full force, when the arrival of two deputies frrnn the Junta of Seville was, announced, who were come to claim the sovereign conun md of Spanish Ame rica for that corporation, Which had assumed the title of Supreme Gubernative Junta of Spain., and the Indies. Such was the general , disposition in favour of the Peninsula, that it appears-probable; from the' documents before us, that the Mexicans would have acceded to the deinands of the Junta, if, during the deliberation of a meeting of the public anthOrities, which; the Viceroy had convened, dis— patches bad not arrived from :London, in Which the deputies of the Junta of Asturias. •announced their installation, and Warned 'the Mexicans prcssly against the pretension of the Andalusian Junta. We may easily' conceive how this declared rivalship must have affected the opinion which the Mexicans had fOrmed of the spirit of the Spanish Revolution. The resipations of the Roal Family produced no diminut'ion of American loyalty. The acclama tions of . • Ferdinand VII." were as sincere as they were general : but the blind sOthission,which the old 'Spaniards demanded for whoever called lan EAST INDIA-HOUSE, Sept. 2, 1812. ? THE COURT of DIRECTORS of the ,UNITED -a- COMPANY of MERCHANTS of ENGLANDiTrad ing to the East Indies, do hereby give Notice, Thata GENERAL COURT of the said Compapy will be held al their House in Lcade:liall-street, on krednesday, Wedzesclay the 14th April 1813, for the Election of Xi.r Directors cfthe said Company, for For Yeuts. JAMES COBB, Asst. secretary.