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t : : ,-- 7yr:: d :T: t' :::_ 4 ii. : ‘ ,- .v--trisiZvq,4, s=,/ for fr , -. , • ,r1 , 11, - , AO U Nr/ 44 * O . l-44 . ~... ' • #/.-. 7,147.,....' 1 . \A. l c ~,,,,-• 4 ~., ~,, , b,,,421 / 4 1 - , '''' .4 ll''' C Y4i \4l-*-4:.'-''''. ... / .. i .,-; ~.,,,,,- • 4 tf: A ti. 1 , l` n:* / Till t;s . 1 e . f E , i IT ri---2 -,T I A A N P I (N N ALDEN. "' "MORROW EVFNING, May 8, 'lBl2, he • • , • .D" act e d the CAnnedy mLJ LE A WIFE AND.,HAVE A WIFE— The• Duke, Mr. AA RV..YNI()RE ; • Don •fusn, E(• C Rl - ()),1 ;.. • Don Michael, Mr, () N ; Leon, Mr. KENIALL: ; Cacaroo, .Mr. PARLEY ; , Margarita; Mrs. G {ABS; • Estilania, Mrs. 11. 0 iiNS After Which will he perforrne,l a new C ;And Melo-Dra matic Ca `.SECRET MINE. hl r. The incipal hAi:tr.:ters Fr/ -RUN T pr ON, Mr C ii.RsiiilOßE, Nir, CiIAPNIAN, Mr - I ISTOII, Ci)OKE, _Mr. II ..Mr. 'Ask EBY, Mr. 1 1 A4ER•1:);\!. • w it.s 10t1NST0N, Miss 1.1.1t014, 4. 130x e , Mrs. PARKER. - Seeoutt• price 3s At:- ,Pit 3s. 6d. Seeond-p : lice tond as. S - cor a l-price is pier Gallery is. !,e --pric 6 , 1 is. N e l' ,. i v a t L i t's tot the Boxes to he taken of M. Brandon, ar the (,),"01fice, liart-streta. he t i Le Half- pait 'Five, and. the Play T at t_ , openec +all 1).1,it Six. ,Ilavii1„1"1 ,Nl e; ,- ).l)ramatic Sped iele in The Secret Mine, bi%".n r,:ceived thi : ,,.,ghout with universai?ppro : a lt"r n ote , , d pplati:"&„ every Evetung Liltfur dturday, Th e cemeger,—On Monday, Cato,-7011 Sian'Yeniee Preserved.—On Wednesday, Viron of " • ....______,..___. T. ROV ‘1 ' O, .• A (.. A DENIY SOMERSET PLACE. , ;-''''' EXHIBITION is now OPEN from Eight 4 4 tilt:. wmink--'till Seven in t h e Evening. Admission • IS,_ Cataiogues is. HEN R Y - HO ‘"1/ ARD, • R . A • S‘r•:::retary. •EXIIIIIITION of ALI, HIS -) 4CI - 01 , , Es-is 110 , 4 , Open at No. 87, 1. ; .:11-N1..41I, Atlinitt ince One. Sir'. • j) 4l. , , S.cript , ns icl• MrleCei itaitnb:ic , 's of VI I.L AG E 1.1 A N tire tted at tile .• . . • R LECUE'S' ON TIE. Cil , . 'MA. • . • Cki TR ti IDpo GE ~ pos.rs 4e) g , v. SIX LEG- Nc i l l iu OL R [ 'Sun th e DR -, - .41 A tit the t: l , :, L F. I‘.; l• f.:l-Nt_2l-i, L ri ce to t " , and SP.VN IS ii 'S FACE. 'cli ,,- tIY tit" re.l"." - .'reet . - '''e Woi - ks of . ..,h ik.e. , ,i)"..“4, at tyillis's lcooms, King -141,e,'4:.1*„1'he...'5, ivil . the 'llicsrUls and f iidocs in May. end th e T; ~- Li rce o'ClOck prw.isel), at One Ci.iinea the Cotirse; . Ati'!•kets trinsterdol,.. t wy recount is ore, cl t Messrs.- IZansoin, Morland, and l unt . t ank crs, I'AI-N1..! 'in the Names of Sic G. Beilit 14bkir`i'art. Sir T. Berr.i;ii Pi:at. w.. Sotheby, 'Esc . whae I,y,ticiiis will be r.:ceive,,,aild Ticicets issLied ...... - . 1_,....2 , 1 First Le , ,:liire„on fuesttiy, the t:-It or NJa. ' ar '; Withaut DAN . (; it or IN CO EN! E C, 4 9c1 lhe us , irt appr nred of At i ‘ ,„ 4 tttr D4rnage. i ODY, .r.ttid Co. 292., Strand, London, usTIN.G Tituss f E to' itis" Majest ., Rovai Nay) ~.ilp! "%tk: u rx " , t tkc 'warr.sicit their -TRUSS au pert.-yr in st d an 4 deaf. to t I bOv •alid cOnthietttlY to whoprefet perfect ease ,ind se. 4 1e 1 : 4, ailin g ot the common " [ ' 1055. 'i-liants and Laptains sniiptsed on liberal terms. = . . ''"tc4.. S() L!), for Five Hur e Guineas, to a a nL o p r erson 6 41. 4. dc , it'r and respettabi lit y , and not in any r .1 DU. at all subject to the Bankrupt Laws SHAKE in a PATENT that is hke)y to tt irnProducc an immense arid rapid Fortune, without risk atll O tl e• and without personal attendance. References er • • ' I -eti `q 4 tred and given. be, l et crz ziddressed (post-paid) to Richard Seward, Esq. to 41 e, t i, dt the 14ar ot the•Navr and Artny lintel, at. Niattin's- C4r Chill ingleioss. will he at teni.kd to. _..... .. DISEAShS 01' Ciil LI)1;. N, &c. J tit,By'S GENUINE CARMINATIVEsis so to, ,!:rior to all other remedies for. the Wind. - Pitrg,ings, "%v tv .i s t ' sit ms, and all those disorders in -the stomach and 4 Re 4 t- I nfants,' which prove total - to so twiny under the Flexes two years. It is equally ' etite,,ciuus in Cholics, I) ersv li ::•ltti other complaints in the intestines of grown r shi • • , .'ell, ',invaluable ,Cordial Medicine - is prepare&by Frances (he I, l tighte r of the late Mr. I eseph Datby, ApoutecarY, 111 41,: ts v .entor,' Who bequeathed to her alone this property. I, tri o ,,'"? will, as may be seen in the bill of directions, with • INe%-vr instances of its success ; • and it is sold only by f. k:'hurtel',Y and Sons, at their ‘Varehouses No., 4i, St. Paul's P ri ce 7Yarel, LoriCton • and' No. 29; D ' ame•street, Dublin, t' l ' s . 9(l_ a bottle.' but to prevent impositions, , o , bscr . ve, Ny e , e WOrds " F. Newb.zry, Nu. 45, St. Paul 6, ale en .....<...i.....Lbe sumps. WHWr_TT, BANDANA SOAP'. IT 1 E HANDS have ever been esteemed a i lt() Versoal beauty, in both Sexes, and in some ShArare ess n ential to Persons ot Rank. —The BAN DAN .A Ver h , ~or Indian Washing Cakes, 'possess the peculiar pro. on c ' ei ' t the most e'xquisitedelicacy ot texture an.l . tn. f 4 h. tiess to the which are constautly , wash. bins , Soar. Even - in, eases where the skis leas be..n tles 4 'Y labour or other vibldice, the hardness and coarser : 44 (1s t / e e e lle.citually, permanently , rfrno i. v . ed, Pea ran .ceed&A by a smoothness, fairness, .ind delicacy •o 'Wh at I ", which cannot - be•acquired . by any •other . means kle cih ye r• It is by experience only that any one can formal% , Fa ol the superior - excellence or soap.. ,Ty ix to_.e Pro rrieror's . Ag,mt, Whose sioature it bears, ' 4it hers, l No. 229, Strand, near 1 emple- bar, Len the Proprietors, as a in; tiler security, beg them the trithol2Clarsin noticing, tlia,t the name anti address Li ar ; Spra,g, - No. ow -street, Covent-gar s ki ts `' to the label . and wrapper. All others are counter it „ S ? t a b‘, 7 man respeCtable Perfumers and Medicine i S Zl vend e t - ,:1; " r OWEI lid Country, price is. each Cake. t4ut i'bov e c '.'" times ne ' ccs , ary to "be particular in observing . the which' will be the means of preventing the °Lis which hue of late been practised. ' oF THE LONGS, ASTHMA, AND S j ~CH , WINTER COUGH. nas been I he wonderful eifed of the QXY ,th,e psepared ST It Al 4 0N 1 M , in the Cure of Diseases, that not one Case can be produced in last e Y nave riot proyed highly beneficial. Edit' of I' I SII E R's Treatise on Asthma, t list"lon 1 r. ; Scc. contains several remarkable C ures of . Con. Med ical arid Asthma which had been deciaLd by eminent s eve 4 ; i N ien to be hopeless. ' still smptive Patients havelnen effeCually c , ured, • a t i ll ve -re to all appearance living Skeletons, and, what cis reMarkable tliose..Asthinatic SukieCis who were re T . t .he course o i l last Winter, have not experienced the m "rn of the complaint this Winter. m ost r • Fisheri; Treatise, price es. - 6d. will be 'found the ciitalitTPettable- Testimonies of the efficacy and innocent of these discoveries. - • 4 o rris, „:Y ue rn r el and. prepared Church-Yard are sold in London by 4n if o xro u r ', rif St. Paul's Church-yard ; Bacon and Co. latttt, `.-Street ; Foster and Co. 34, Parliani.ept.stre . et ; C'enhe.? Pern ers-street't Lynch:, Manchester; Tuner and • ( Akio -4 " , Newc •LP , e Liverpool ; Barry,' Bristol ; au "Sl e; P ' ll4 ' LI 'd 13i fling ritrnitz, Ir ewsoury ; Knott— and , oy , rr Sam , Shc , • newark - Brass, Hull • i3alarn, Portsmouth ; Searle, .I.) li btlr,; °r ,nbY, York ; Poole, Chester ; ,Brodie and,Co. ) '4 4 ; . „,, I "es, OxtOrd ; M - till Lancaster ; Newbury, "‘A kinoker, Ipswich. _ lllbr R S - 1.) Y, 7, 1812 THE ORDERS IN. COUNCIL At a MEETING or MERCHANTS, Sin P. OWNERS, and o,TilEßS,•lteid titi..vll day of 111.1 y, 1312, at JQlnt's .• . , • TI-10M.AS WI lACN; 'Esq. in the Cl►air; . - Resolved Unanimously, TFIAT a Petition be presented to both Houses ofP;itliament, praying that the I,,, , ,islature Will not adopt any measures for the purpOs,:e of in,i,icing his Majesty 'to te..cind. the •Orders in Council; until the Enemy shall have repealed his Decrees,- and -stitiNed the Trade of I\iett tral..NanonS to resume its legitionatecOtarsC. Resolved Unanimously, • Ti.at the following Pctition be presehte4 to the House. of Commons, natit2ly : " •"- • " To' the Right !-lonourable the Coin : mons we the United Kingdom iii Parliament aseniblecl." " The -, humble Petition of t he undersigoect 1 'lerchat,sts,'Ship -0 wners, - and Traders; resitting within the Port ,of Len = -- than; *4' Sheweth, —, . • . ". That' your Petitioners turderstandint several Petiti.-.. 11s have been presented to your ito.rioure)kt I louse, praying tb.. l kepeal'ot his Alajestv , s - 'Orders in coon - ell of .the 7111 . 0 f January 18o7;and tire z6th of April . -1 , o), and that a C in rnittee of the whole House: has been appointed to consider these Petition, feel that they should be wanting in duty , tii , their Country if they omitted, humbly ,to eN Ness to your Honourable House the• opinion - which 'they epic, lain, ill common, they believe, with the great Hotly of Alercharits ofthe Unita! Kingdom, upon that.itiost inirqtant subjellt. -- " That your Petitizraers have, from. th,' Ilis'.. pronnagation Of these OrdeeS, view- d with appr4sation the just and, Ile. cessary retaliatory+. Measures. which hive: been oppoSed by his Majesty to the laviles.an . d unprecethiterts) stein adopt-,1 by 'the ,Enemy, ,tor the l)estruetion of the Conirnirce and Nlanulattures of the 13ritish Empire. . .: . . " !hat although flu: Measures, of Tome and violence to which the Emperor of Fratice had r.i.atunie immediately after the Peace 0/Tilsit, in I uly, .0.07; tocntorce his 1-Zb cree of .13erlin, of No7tetriner, iSos, ;allowed up by mea sures of the saute description (before any retuitation by the British Government)'have had tile obyiiius -. tendencyi at in terirals, of diminishing.and interrupting our Trade to sever,.l of the Ports; of Europe; yet stii>,eittient to the. Orders ii Council, sutras yOttf PetitlOnetS, , telieve, owing in a great Measure to those tirders, ,:we lizoic seen ii continue to Hon tish tba'great extent, since the issuing of tit,: two boat i... , ..- 11e; crees, while the -- Trz.d..., the'N . lariufactures, and the Naviga tion of France atjer 1 - 101t,iin,.11Pie beed-altntist annihilated. We 'trust, tttereiorec that -by a perseverance-rte the present system, as just as it was wisely adopted the•enemy will be 0ui. ; ',...,4 to ahand ,n the4e ueAr ptinciples.of the Law of iNa.... - tio,s,, is;o'..ii, as weft with 4 view to t: e . destruction of our , Ccnitnerte, abut 0, own itationai siren Atlianci indepe.•nd,oce, he has in vain rudea: , ourt4to'establish. " ~, That your tletiti , :iiers have s'ecit, sytth the tie. Test con cern, tn.: attempts which have too succesSitilly made to ink, lead great numbev of 'lidos+ rious' and ,irieritnrn w.orkthell in' different niamitacturs, by pt•rstiatitiig them to i.i,r.ribi; . , thi.ir srifferings to these necessarS' :,-..i..i.iii.!ispensable'rnea'sures of iris Nlajzsty's Government, instead or imputing them to. thoae_urijust and violent Decrees of the ene,ily . , ,nicir, I not - resisted by tats Country, could not tail to inyolve in irreparable ruin .every valuable intercst which beto.ngs to us. - ' - . , - __ ,_ . . . . . . .... " Your i'etitioners have lull relianc e in the witioin . of your tiouvurable House, and pei,suade thernsflv,s, you will weigh wizli due attention I t ho interests of-every part of the Etnptrc confident tits the Orders in Council before re felted to, not ,Asitl - it,tanc!ing partial distress may .at. WC cut Mt eXpetIIICO, will 3lF,rd - Ine best•prrispeA. of ulti mately leinoving that diatiess. •by 'compelling-the ipitigation or.th4, repeal or the Frvicii ts ecrces, arid Cite rclito•at,:c)ll of inc.-ancient system ot.ccinoreece . and " Chat your Petitioners humbly cJi;Ceive, that if theOr 'tiers of Council are.repealerl, the natural result would be.tu e opening of the Trade to the Continent to Neutrals, whereby. Vrance, and the countries-sunder her. controul, will receive ample supplies of raw materials for the.uSe or their manu factures, as well as tbreign colonial produce, ‘vh;ch being paid tor, in many instances, in the produce and manutattures of France and those countries, such manufactures would ne. cessa.ily find their way to themarkets of the United States, South America, the Medite:rr.nean, the West Indies, and elsewhere, which are'now supplied with British. Mantifati tures in iiritisit bottoms. • Your Petitioners, terefore, humbly pray, that your ,Honourable House, will not adopt any Med sures•tor the purpose of inducing his Majesty to rescind the Orrers in Council, until the enemy. shall Pave ellifCtually repealed hiS hostile Decree's, and &offered the Trade ot'Neutral Nations to re " • aurrie.its leitint.de Course. • " And your Petiticaters will ever pray." . . - I • Resolved Unanithemsly, That a similar Petit:on be presented to the House 6f Lords. I t . ; Resolyed UnaniMously, That these Petitions be left lit lohn's tofree.House, Corn hill, until Monday next, the ii th :fay df Islay inst. tor the'- Signatures of Merchants, Ship-ownes, and others interested in the Trade of this*Conntiy„ .. (Signed) - THOMAS 'WILSON. NEW PUBLICA LIONS. Th:s •Day was Nblished, In one Large VOltlitle price in boards 6s. A New. Edition of 4 1 EDITAI'ION.S --- IC;r the AGED. 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Spencet Perceval, price IS. • -•, The _Tocsin, with several rumor Poem,, by a Member of. theflotrourabie Society of Lincoln's Inn, price 45. • • This is an ele,cant nuhlication, and very craittable to the poetic taste of the Writer. The Tocsin, which iatroduces tile tied, is a serious admonitory , Poem in the manner of Goldiimitn's Traveller; - and mi:ch ies - embling that delight; tot composition in many partichlars..—.British Critic for February. NrVe think that the 'Tocsin evinces much poetical merit. The. lines on I talv.are. very pita.,:ing and harnionroits.--Cri- . ticrd Review tur Febrodry. British Scenery; a Poetical Sketch, by a quondam Olconian and Carthusian, prir . e 45. - This is a very good specimen of blank verse, and the.A thor demonstrates hino,elf to'be both an aceurive observer, and an animated describer of the:beauties : of. Nature: - In Itie Poem the reader will find a pleasflg s'eetch of inany,of the mole pittureSq.te•scenes ,wliteh:.in this con h try, attradt the attention and cles•rve the, admiration of Travellers.— i:ritish Critic for February. EN r WORM LOZENGES ITORMS are the most frOuent sources of w Chil dreit's Diseases. l'heir s 3 !upturn's every. Ptvrent. and Guardian ot Co.ildren should be acquainted with. . They oc casion Less ot Appetite, a Paleness -of the Colour of the Pace,. Emaciation, and irregular state of the Bowels, atte*. ed after with violent pNris •' they bring on . Convolsions ; they aired the growth of the Body, and they pn , ive fatal, by end - ing in a Consumption or Decay. .• Both as-a Preventative and Cure of these alarming Cornplaints,,the above excellent Me dicine is universally allowed, on the testimony of the highest Charaders in this Country, both in rank and respeetabilit to have no equal. Their public approbation, given to the Proprietor, from a personal knowledge of its wonderful s , ic cess iu their own Families,.stainps its -merit beyond COMpcti tion, and - gives -a sanction to it, of which no other Mcditiue of the kind can boast. Parents and others who have the 'Care of Children, should have. this Reinely as a Family Me_ di,:inc to resort to, whenever the Stornach'or Vowels C nil dren are any way diso'rdered, it will siway s be tOund to relieve. . Sold, wholds,ile-,and retail, at. Ching and 'Butler's, No. 4 Cheapside, London; Sharp and Belam, Portsmouth; ..iones; lteston, Attu - my, a.;.(1 Caliory, Portsea - ; - Hair and' 'Winston, Gosport ; Cideman'and lacob, Sheerness ; i'eck and Ross, and-Turner, Hull ; Coolcworthy, Nettleton. and Gilbert, Plymouth ; Knott and Ll4d, au!! S whiney and Co. Birminghain ; litilinge and Lathhiny, LiVerpool ; Staines and. Lynch, Manchester; Trewman, Exeter ;- Stnith, Mandersiin, RaOurn, ,Scott; and s -Baxter, Edinburgh ; ;Bax ter and M•Donald, Glaupw ; Bnight and. - Barry, Bristol ; Stevenson and Co Norwich ; Swii,ten, L'ei.ecter ; lictW.uds and Penny, Liverpool and retail- by most Country Ven, daS, in iitACI, at as, 9d. and ;s. fnt, eaukt. FPRTCF, STXPENCE-HALFPV,NNY IJALLING:uP s iq,Cz, „ . . fHE CO2II.IrISSIPNERSj VICT UAL1,14. 7 1, 7 G lii: Al AYESTY's . NAVY do hereby give 11Qice; b.a ~IThesda.i, the sztb of 1114 next, ttey be rea,fr receive Ten:. lers, in :wilting, (sealed up), and Treat Jr . o the ,istpply of nt.b.it FRESH BEEF, may 6e demanded for theServfi-e of I?:.; .1 C fff and Visidi in thseley'pay, near do,cing [be staor of Twelve 1119mbr certain, Pont the -,fh of Yaw next ; and Jut Six ,11 ? ntbr wa, nl4; T o he 4::is Inter'est, IVineY bays JLte The Cot;a7tions of the _Coniraa may be seen at the Siete/4 , 5'r ' iffice, at 1 his (dice, or & apyyi,;g the Colleaor of hi,. Ala. iotyr's C.ustrdns at the Port of Haruki,. • No rtgari will be 'had to 'it#ty' Teniler tit which the Price shall of be inserted iK tvards atle4tb, or that shill not be deliveredto :he 11,ard, be/ore Pie ,o'Ckek on the said Ts , :sfqji, the 12th no.r unl•-is the Pet son .who, stakes the Tender, or solidi Person on his behalf, attends to answer wh.'n c.zucci for. • Ea;,-.h Tender must also be aceonti,inied a Letter signed by • t w:,respoit - yblePaions c4sg.tir•trg to become with the Pa•lp , endering, in the Penal Sum ol 560/ . ~)cr the date per . 1 ,Irtiv:e .f-the Contrafi. • I ) ICTUALL 1 G Co L, •tj. re flzrz 11 E 0111114 'SS NER S( rVIC L LLIA G' Ifrs 31.1.7E,s II": NA I/ 1' do herd) , give " That 15n Tueselgy, the 10h (natant, rimy will be rra4y to receive ten:. der.) it wriiThg (sealed up), alta' treat for the Stipp: ) , y . Oll such 'Quantities of jt UNL is nia_r be required for (be use of flit illajestj , 's Troops at the, Island used Colon} , of diring he of Twelve Months the 7tb of 3u„-zist.next ; and .further, Six warnierg , rbjll be tiven 'ritt_either_side; - ' for; the.'terinfriatLlt el tie Con- It - The Co ! vdiPions laereof may .1;141 at the &-creiau's Office, Iqst refined will be bad to any rets.ler in which the price shall • „, t. be sivreried nr wo'dt ayength, sr that,shaN not be deliver ed to the ,q . ;arci beforei.One o'Clock on the said Tuesday, the ; 9 th ,yce, unless the Person tuba makes the Tender, ct Paso: on-hi,` behalf attends, to answer when rdlesl by a Cafes signed 6; eac;) Teider wrist also 1 1. ." aceol 74 ta ; iki two .;-e•p' nittle Pet.rout "engagiog\.;Y beci,vr bgtrnd 7t•iih tie pa'r' tt:odoing, in the Penal Srtvi 6uo; I''r the due peri!;rinanc;' thf: cow,. act f,r. Afarilnivee ; Id dr, I c);• fl-4,1 Uf'L'lCl . 01 'U &UN/I.M. 2. T HE ,PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of •) , VS :XESTY's ORDNANCE' do hereby give 'A r otire; Th.ti Ploposals:u4l be received at .their Office,. in tall Mill, cm ."*' 6,7-, fore Prid,fy, the St.& day of May neUl',Yrnnt,sueh Persons as may be willing so undertake the supply of various wades, teemed " P E M v - rio NA RA I," fo , Itlvice of this. Dep.:rt. meat f-, - ) a pet iod of 3 bp-re Yea's, d t-ritina:e 4: she expii.../ekn o/ One Year,,.,at the opti.;;; of either S,p,srate . Tenders' will be .;11d.P c0n , :rt',4....y.' Tart v . .Sh.l.e the ?bricks speelned in the List, l'attet .ns and Sampkr of which may. be viewed upon application - at the Principal Storekeeprt's Office in the Tower, and tbt List, and all father' rai.jeu krt, rogetbei• wish . the Terins Condit oats nt the C . C.es• trail, May b. obtained at • %.,e , Secretary's oAsce, .in,. .Vail afirrsail j aPy day betwen t.:Y hours of Ten and 1.14;r o'C'Ack, , khere Propisah must be art:ltin•red, sealed ai ji. aitd ittio,sed, " Proposals for !'city Ertiption.ary Articles ;" hoe, n 4 - Pi n. posal can be admitted after the said • Sfh day of May, al,T , L s., , lve at ,lion of the same day; neither 'wits' any Tender be noticed, unless the Part y s Making it, or an /igen, in his beholf, shall alltend. • . • By Order of the Boar'd, R. H. (12 E, , f; et 1 , ~ LAST INDIA HOUSE, March 25, 1812 THE COURT of DIRECTORS of tile u-AntED COMPANY col MERCHANTS of EIVGLANII, Trading to the EAST INDIES, tfo,berebjr give Notice, Tha a GENERAL COURT of the 4azd COMPANY wi!l be heft at their 'Luse, in Le.zdenhall.street, on Eridv, the 8!/.? of May next, from Eleven ,'Clock in the Forenoon until Six in tbs Evening, to Ballot on the following Question, agreeahly 19 the the 390 Geo. 111. tap. 89, viz. "'['hat this Court confirm the Unanimous iZesolution of the Court of Directors of the zoth February last, wherey • the CoMmander and ()miners of the Ship Ceylon, :ire fully acquitttll of all imputation of negied or misconduct in re. , spittt to the capture..ot that Ship." In order to 4 1, letline by inch Ballot .gt , bellter Ikea parts rn four of the Ptoprietors present at such GenetEl Court, rontar with be:t'ourt of Diteaors'• in tcluittink the Commander arid Owners of the Ship Cci.lon of all imputation of neglea,o, condua recpeaing the capture of that Ship. . • 1P112.4/1211 R.42115.4Y,Vc. LEGION OF HONOUR. BREACH OF PARO-LE OF HONOUR. _. Transport-Office; May. $, iSia. WHEREAS ,the 'French Officers, Pri;oue , ,-4 0 ( War, riamed and described at the -Foot hereof, haN;e , absConded from Cheltenham, in Violation of the Pawl% of Honour. The Commissioners for conduding, his Ma jcsty'sj Transport. Servicei - dee. du hereby ofkr a Reward 'of 'LEN GUINEAS tOr the Recapture of each of' the . said Prisoners, to any Person or Persons who shall appic: bend them and deliver them at this Office, or otherwise cause them to be securely lodged in any of the Publio Caoli ; and a further Reward of TWENTY GUI N EA Son Convidion . of any British Subject ailing in their Escape. Q. LEFFI3YRE D ESN() ETT'ES, General of - .l)ic, , ision, and Oflieet or the French Legion, of Honour, ihirty-vieht Years of Age, Five Feet Ten Inches High, Sleuder, Made, Oval. ;liege, Fair Complexion, Dark Brown Hair, Gig Eyes, tlfsmall Scar On the right side of the Face. KM AN 1) LE 1 U(:, Enseigne de• Vaisseau, TWenty-pinc _ Years of Aji,e, Five Feet Terrinches and a Hal7.fliO, Stout Made, (ha! Visage, Fair ,Compleicion, Dark Hair,, Hazel Eyes, and inat:ked with the sinal k'ox. they are ... - .l3ppoi,:d to be accompanied by an Englishman ; and tb G has his Wife, a French Weeldll, with him.