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Do : rli, or tLa kluddiuk. roiri LO'ss D„,arn,ige fiy,' Fire also for ` lss urance - o ' f;and granting Annuities ort-,. hires. „,* 1 , ..,.• '' - ' EAST INDIA HO',ISE, May 21,1819. 11 . 2 ! 1 4% couRT of DI iar.L . :Tptis of the IJNIT ., • 1 11 l -r ) COMP:.NY of MF.RCHANTS of ENGLAND .D INs tO‘the 'I 7 ...A'S'F INI:71E.S;ilo Itet:el!y• give Notice, : I ' 1 a 44 kr , i PALAL coeirr Of , the said COMPANY:wiII h., 1.1 "-t ;it their Hlinse, in Leadeol,all : street, op WEDNES -1:41-'1'e Id of June tiext, from Eleven o'Clueli in.the Fore leic';'' ""'il Six in the . Lc.,.niiig, at the desire of the under .4.l( 1 Pr,prietws : ~,1 1 ', 1 t 4 '1.1 . ? , ..1, , ... •, . `C. MAJORIBANKS, • • 0 ! 11 01 . ,;:. , .1E4,, . . .G. A. ROBINSON,Z • ~ , - 1..0 r f B:-.;,-..,A:ti, ',• , .' "WILLIANI 'ASTELL, ' ~(;/,,,..• --- ~ •,- . 1 , 4 I; .‘ .1 A CKSON, . W. F. ELPHINSTONE,, li ANIELL . 1 IL C. PLOWDEN, - • tut(ll4l. ) lAY . , -- -- T7W: STANLEY CLARKE, ..S . , 0 ) . 11 17 1 ' i r s tt4:111111, -, • p; ! :o..itAll(N, 1 S. 'FOON E . ' '''' s - IVA. '-' No AN, -_ ,'' ( ~ T. 1-11.1bLiSiFON,' 1 I t. N ItlltitlS, . - c ..,gNTI4', • ' Id 1 a t ., not on the following QUestiOn,. Viz ':=- 7 ''' • d That a Slim of: Maney equal to Sicea , RitPees One Hun 4i(k.l ed and Eighty Thousand, be paid to Mr..JAMES WIL- . sh -S ON, at the exchange of 2s. tad. per Sicea Rupee, ~ lErl cuti sequetie e . i,iiii ' etise ;11stained by Ilia, froni the NI . r "Or:lent of a NlOnopoly of Saltpetre by. the 'Bengal G 0,,, ,,, 14"•Innetit in . the .year 1812,, and . - that such _Payment be 4, ~.' 4,4 ‘ 40, 1, the Cmumerciallutuis of the Ilouourable Com fly.” ' C ''l;ie . . .. kill,- s (4 1he Paper ' s relating to the Case of Mr. Wilkinson qell for the peetiCal Of the Proprietor's at tiiii i!Ouse. • 1 JOSEPH DART, Secretary. " -rE all INDIA SHAWI,S, , AND CURIOUS B arnsti 11 1 r , urr ro. r ART:I%S' WHOLESALE Ni)A iII,ETAIL EAST INDIA, 1:0 1 L. 11110 ', SCOTCH, MANCFIESTEit, and lIIISII -''"; WAIIEHOUSE4 Nii. Ifi' ) CHEAPSIDE. 4 • .. ..LLARD:liegt very. respectfiffir to inform , I. * the Nobility families and Merchants , arriving, from, tkii ° .- 41, Sz.e.: ha' vin ' icirnitiiii iliS c:iietisite Wholesale' a nd n w e ; I , ly it: ,t.01i5i,....45, thF,wili find the accutoiteed.ii,..h . ,s .l "f 1,•„ T Foreign a ncl'llmis fi . ArticleA, with every descti , !ll l o l o . ti 4 'hilY Lirteroitypeqe ; Foreign DaMask, -mid at Ver, (... ttto:,t, ; The newest . and most fashionable Artic.Jes for I.;i iNt, Morning- antr:Eveninic Dress;, Finch .C...`tontirics, , hoc I}l - Z t ings and Irish Linens.; the choicest product , ions of the I‘l, Com pany'S - sides; itidia Muslim for Lititei wear,' anti ~. , t ( l:.' t . rn cn s' Cravats; Lung Cloths, Cossites, Anjengoes, , 0.,... (46,:lher with line 'Visitation's 'in British ditto; Pi toted 3.) i ("49 Muslins., hod Catobrics, of new and unique Designs; it turd Fornitures for the Drawing -Count, Bells, Cots, Sofa . li t ,,, P , r3 t I& c - . ; C hinese , To ff etas a'nd Crapes; 'l,usertis, , Cinitce 1 16 7 '`"Qeetis . , Italian Crapes, &c.; where Selections can be L 7• with taei!ity, eithef for the targt.st or sitillest Eft.,- litii, ti!aents, tai the accustomed Terms ; every kind of Gt0. , ..y, } 4 .i t. e . h'.7 the l'iece or Dewy being scald at the Whoksa:c. ~,., e i :Ind one. Price made, Wit h tint deviation. Stirerh Ind.."' t, i the' ' T l P ' d "ri..tis British ditto frot» India tleog,ls liecit!lar it, c (41sP.---iiantilies arrivicz, • 'fron t Ittitia, , and., havini; 4,:ic', ili.a sha wls than they wish to ulake use of) may re v• tlt%tr. Li gbett * Vilfue fur thetti. . . • . MR. WEST'S EXHIBITION. T HE GREAT PICTURE DEATH on the PALE HORSE, corisT REJECTED, •ST PETER'S FIRST SERMoN, PAUL. and 11ARNABAS RECEIVING the GI . :N - rn.Es, the BRAZEN ~ S ERPENT, the CRUCI FIXION of ounb SAVIOUR, with other PICTURES and SKETCHES, are now EXHIBITING, under the immediate Patronage of his Royal HighneSs the Prince ,Regent, at ,N0.t25, PA'.f.-MALL, near Carlton-House, every day from Ten - till Five. By order, CH.V4LES SMART, Sec. THE LOTTERY. • rrHE GAZETTE contnini the " Hearty Com- AL mendations" of the Lords Commissioners of his_Ma j.sty's Tre , i , or.., of the Scheme of the New Small, but Splendid, STATE LO !TELLY, and which the Contractors trust will equally receive the Hearty Commendations of the PUblie.• There are only 3,975 Numbers (Tao Tickets of each Number), being . The Smallest Lottery ever known with TWO Prizes of [30.000 BESIDES TWO THOUSAND GUINEAS. IN GOLD ! And the usual Proportion of other Prizes. . ALLAN STERLING MONEY ! • ALL IN ONE DAY ! THURSDAY, 24th JUNE. Schemes, with full Particulars, and Tickets and Shares, may now be had at all the Lottery Otlices in fuwn and Cot utrt. TO THE PUBLIC. AVING colitrac.ted .with the Lords of the Treasury for a SM/iLL J e OrfERY of only 7,950 TiAets, - «e are happy to announce the Scheme will•coutain the Grand and Favourite Prizes of TWO k zo,ooo ALL IN . N 1 ONE 1 7 , "1 TWO of I ,000 ' GUINEAS! Making 2,000 Guineas, which will he paid in GOLD ; and being the SMALLEST LorrErty in which there ever were the-above Magnitude, we confidently trust to the Public Pairona4c, itvire . particularly -as the smallest Prize, are ,Ten ,Pouuds each, which former , Schemes with. such at tractive Prizes es Thirty Thousand Poni;ds were unable to produce... *chase Schemes also have.usually had sus - eral Days of Drawing, whereas the above will pc Drawn TWENTY-FOURTI - I JUNE NEXT, . • • • AND ALL IN UNE` DAY. 'Having studiously considered the nbove poinfs,as most likely to meet the Public Approbation, the preference of their Favour,. is requested at'osie Old Established Offices, • -37,, 1:I I, Holborn, 3S, Haymni het, 141, Oxford-street. J. and J. SIVEWItIGHT, COntractors. hIEDICIN E. IMPORTANT ADVICE. ,Metz of Education and Professional vv Skiil use persevering endevours •to discover the mop.. safe..and., ce,f4ain method of treating a few preyailing Diseases, the successful result of their experience is the best proof of supetiority. . , . Mews. GOSS and Co., Members of the Royal College of Surgehns,lhad been induced tomiakelho Cure of the ing• the object of their particular stutly,, viz. a certain: Dis order; freqinitiqaitracted in a 'moment of intoxication, apd its coacomitants„Strictures.and Gluets, which , by.an im proved plan, are speedily and effectually cured; as also de liiiirt,.whether arising from pacoa k iatia.n . indulgences, long residence in %swill climates, of a secret solitary vice, too often ullhaapily pursued hy.the youth .of -both sexes,; in .the one cauting.sterility or barrenness,, and in the other a numerous train of nervous drsei-ises; which, if not timely remedied, ter niinlte in impotence and comutoptioo. In that distressing state of debility or deficient'', whether the consequence of ,sac's •banctul habits, or arisjog,t:rolo :any other:catAe, ; by which tile ,powers of the constitution become enfeebled, as regularly educated Sutgeons' ()Moncton, they offer a firm, safe, and speedy restoration to sound and vigorous health. 'Messrs. DOSS and Co. 'exclusively profeSsing the cure of tlme,par,ticularcomplaints,. in order that they foay nut be, by a.mi“alten few, marlied With the obloquy so justly attached to the ignorant enipivic,think.ithotjustice to themselves t,, . state that they base been properly educated and initiated into every branch of the -profession {certificates of . from different. Hespitals, and testimonials froM the most eminent .; Physician;, they have to convince isny inquirer) that 'the suc cess,rcsoltiog Irons their attsleamtrs..first inclined them ao quit the practice of the general' PraialtiOner, and they pre sume that their pretensionsicoostltute a fair t grouod for; the unprecedented confidence with which they have, by the rub lic,•heen so liberally boinittred. Tnc result of a long and exter,tsivo practice has„enabled theM, by a slyerrior method, to - remove venereal complaint , ., ,hovt l eer inveterate or complicated, without sulkirctinitthe :patient in thc least restraint in diet or e"xerci . :e; a'nd in recent -Giles, where anviirly appliea,tion is made, uu dispovery of the infection, they frequently perform a cure in the short space “ , tWo , days. glib unprecedented success of their mode Of treatment (which luau never heel) known to fail in, one single instance, in s, practiceof.2o years ; during which period many thousand persons of both sexes have heel) cured; even.after severe and iejurious methods had been pursued by other Pmealtioners, without tiffect),.indtices them' tu thus publicly crier thtir advice. To be Consulted daily by Patients or either sex, with secrecy? attentiun.—Letters from the country, contain ; ing The'partietilars of the case,' age, and manner of firing . , - inc!,,,ing a.renaittaneciltily attrnd-ed to, .and advice and .11.2 e, (14 ine forwarded to any part of th"Kingdont. GOSS and CO. M.R.U. Surgeon's, th, Botirerie-street, Fleet-street, London. . 'Just published '(Tenth Edition), !EGIS of LIFE, a Familiar Commentary on the above Diseases. By Goss and CO. Addressed to the Youth and 1 1 tIaturity of both Sexes. May be:haot 14 20, Paternoster-roe; p), 24, Gerrard-street; 174, Fleet-street; and of allßC•ukscllcrs. Price is. . - In a few days will be puVsfied, by the same Author, CONVE,ASATIONS on NATURAL PHILOSOPHY, in which the Elements of that Science are f: explained, and adapted to the Comprehension of . Young Pupils. Illus trated with Plates by Lowry. , On the IA of June will be published in 4to. 12s. 6d. 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A CrI,TALOGLIE of a •MODKRN COLLECTION of BOOKS, in AtiatomY, Medicine, Surgery, Chemistry, Botany, 1319, Conlaisilng the most apprisverl Authors. vhich : are added, a List of the various Lectures delivered in London,Ac. with the 'Perms of. Attendance. o s i , ..The full ratite given for Libraries or Parcels of Books, 'or others in exchange. N. 1.1.-41i1letiia. Subscription Library. • A Pamphlet has recently appeared under this title, trom the pen of an ()dicer swho, we hurl Gas resided in those tatesfor some years.. It is difttributed into ilistinct parts, witch develop many interesting particulars relative to the present state of affairs in that quarter, and form .shoge cher a very ,acceptable addition to e the xisting' stock of information respecting moiler') Greece. One of these divisions t: particulfly claim the attention of Antiquaries and Lover`i or Art, as it pill tycall Many reeollectious associated wi h the ancient Blot its of that classic country. It relates to a project for Armorial Bearings, proposed by the Author for the lunian:lslands, plostiant to art intimation train Government, after the establish ment off - this .tita . te under British prbtection. Ilis plan is to select for the Arms of each I shi 11A the embleMs fortnd on its ancient coins. The details of the project, and the correspondence relative to it, are introduced by the following remarks : " The establishment of a. Coat of Arms for the lonian Islands, originated in a project which I cotnmunicated to his Excellency . Sir Thomas land in June, 1816, and which was approved after due consideration, both in England - and in thoso Isl'ands. •1. was, therefore, rather surprised of late, on seeing at the house of Mr. Halthide, en graver, some seals, upon which be was engaged, after drawings furnished. to him from the Office of the Secretary of - State. Although these seals are evidently framed upon by designs, the latter have been so grossly mutilated, as not only to frustrate the original intention of awakening in the winds of the lonian people proud recollections of their former history, Got to rippear in the eyes of every person - of taste altogether futile and in. cor•skteitt. " It is unnecessary to advert to all the changes that have been made in the original composition, di awing, figures, legends, &c. I shall merely point out the seal for the small sland of Paso, which is as large, if not larger, than the Great Seal of the United Kingdom of Great Witt:din and Ireland. It represents a trident, an emblem, which, among the ancients, conveyed the idea of maritime power, and which consequently never was, nor Could' be, applicable to an island, the name of which has not even been recorded in his tory, and of which the whole nasal resources could, at no priori, have exceeded the possession of a fe'w ffshing boats. " I shoufil not have noticed this affair of the se a l s , if the correspondence, and discuision re slfecting tt,liad riot made known to many persons ai well iu this country as in, the lonian Istards,, that the original project was mine; and that con seprently I ,have a good chance of Sharing the ri dicule,- which will, no doubt, attach to the under taking, if completed according to the plan which► has been Subsequently adopted." THEKritICAL DISPUTE. SECONDARYN,COURT—CoLEMAN-STREET, SATURDAY. OLYMPIC RATRE.-=-GR EEN WOOD V; ELLISTON. A Jury yesterday assembled for the purpoe of assessinK the amount of damages, in an action. biought by Mr. Greenwood, ,the scene painter, against EliSton, the Comedian, for•stencry, can vass, and other materials turnisliedlOi die - tise . ef the Olympic Theatre, of which he is Proprietor, The claim set up. was for 3751 to which the rf" . prictor demurred, ou the ground of the exorbi tancy of the defiant). Mr..Twlss, for the plainiiff, contended et great length•iii iiipport of the demand, and went over the various items to chew that his client was . en titled. to recover, to the full amount, the s4mx Mr. A bot.Putis, for the defemkut, contended,, witli his usual !ability, against the claim set In one item (1428 square yards of canvas), there ,was a - charge beyond all hounds, and he was sure that that would not be allowed. In another item - , namely, extra charges, he felt neatly certain of ' H. verdict in his favour. He proc,eedcd to comment .on the vaiious -charges made, and concluded by calling on the Jury to give such damages as the defendant was in, justice entitled to, but no more. - • Thejuiy found for the defendant-, so far as the reduction , of 50/. on the extra chargis, and pie eighth on 'the aggregate amount of the charge foe 16 . 25' square yards cat canvas. In the course of the investigation the Learned CoOnsel exercised theirwit to the nti small amuse— nienfiA audi't46e. Mr. Adolphus, after con.- thenting on various items in the plaintiff's bill, 'retparlted,..that he had mule rather a hiVs.Chaegu fora New. Drop to which Mr. Twiss replied, that no complaint ought to he made; as it was welt 'executed ; and in - his reply iald, he was not strf 7 . . 'plied that hiS.,Learded Friend, when:animadvert ing On the different articles in the phintiff's ac counts, 'had not venfnred to find tank with the FLA - rs, cO s n'eeiving, no doub!, that uuless there hail been Two FLATS, he would not have had the opportimi'y that day of displaying his eloquence. Sir JOIrN M•NG, K.C.B._ arrived at Hull ort Monday evening the 10th inst. and on the follow ino morning, at 9 o'clock, reviewed - the 80i 1 1 re g i. • we nt, commanded by Lieut.-Colonel CooKsoN. H Tlte - Alajor-General op) essed •liiinselt partici:laity pleawd With their general soldier-like appearance and field inovenicntS, its also the internal dis 4. iphine a nd arrangement of. this efficient and valuable carps. The Itlajor--General ; at the conclusion of the inspection, rettunctl to Pontefract.