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'./ snt, dos• 1 ;:- Y. ..,: -, Y e. °7 :i: '~ ....NtfISI nr.it 7 5 .7S .). 17C71 7 .11,1:1Y6-6TFICE, nrr.l3, 1(I{. THE COM:11 ISS.TO, llSfor VIC!'UAf.LIN! , His 11.1.1JESTr.S 2V.JVrdn hereby ;rice Notice, Mal On Friday next, the TIM Instant, they wilt be read! , to rewire Tenders in writiag rind . treat fill fire Hundred Sacks dried 11013.4:110L1) FI.OUIt, to be subject to the unto/ Irarrauty of Twelve. ,!bulbs, to he delivered into Ms Majesty's Pic-Malting Stores at Deptford in the ,spa'ee of a Forttiight: and to be paid for by payable, with 'lntel est, Ninety dayi ;Oer dale. The Conditions Of the COY:tract , may 'be seen at the Se. oretary's Offire,„ No regard will be ; had to ani Tender ix which the Price ihrillnot be inserted in words at length, or that skull not Le delirerid to the BOard be ore Half-past Twtr o'Clock on the raid Friday next, the 9.0111 Instant; *Or unless the PLAVIW who makes the Tender, or some Person on his behalf, Al tends,.ta ansulerwken called fur. . 'ICTU.II, LING-OFFICE, per. 17, ISt4. rrHE CQ 4NI,SSIO N ERS for. VICTUALLING 11.1.1 ES TY'S .N,l 1 - 1 - do hereby 'lire Notice, 7'hat . . . 4 0 Friday, the 31l of January next, they will he ready to rosier render.; ;n' Waiting (waled It)), and treat for from Tai t° Fourteen .Thousand Barrels (each' rontattiing 1D Poneeds net) of 'AMERICAN FLOUR '; to he exported from the United States of "Azalea, and to Ge delivered, one half thereof en or kfore the 301/sal .April next, and the other hay* On orklOre the 3014 If Jane follotz-Ing, at the several hMnds ion! Colonies hereunder stated, and in stark proportions at each cs , shall hereafter be determined, vi:. Demerara, Trinji!,lll, Tobago, Chtitiatta, I St. Vince Tit, St. Lucia, " • Dominica, Antigua; -; I , St. Kitts. 77u spreigc quantities to be deliCeteei ett each Island or Colour/}rill be alai& baown at the Secretary's i(Oce, at this Of/ire, it .I"4laa, the 30th instant, where the conditions qf the\Contrast may at.Y•v be seen , • • No Tender for less ,, quantitylhan the whole of u hat may be &Ob.& for any One Islund or Coloniwill &encrypted, nor will regard &Oarl to any in which the Prieeshallnot be insert 7 etl in words at lendh, or that shall not he delivered to the .11,4 rd .by'rwe One - OTCloeh on the said Friday, the Srl of Januarii next, zinh,s the Person who snakes the Ten der, or some-Person on his behaV:, aitends to answer when called foa.• ' I......Kitahren:lrt mist also Le accompanied by al,ater oigneti 44two rcarrnurilik Peisons cogaffing to be'conle binrnd with the P art y the !'c u rl , of is per Cent. on the ..fintnunt,j or the due perfionlauce of the fi'fintiatl• INDIA HOUSS, Dre.l6, 1810. lIG couwr of DI 114CTORS of the UNIT ED comPNNY of mmita4Alcls of ENGLAND trusi ingju the E.-'l' T lierby give Nutice,, Mit a (:11 it. 1.4 COUlt"rof the said COMPANY will be held ut th eir House iu Lcadephall-street, on WEDNESPAY, the ht h January 1 . 817, from Eleven Aloelc in the Forenoon Six in ihe' Evening, to Ballot on the follow . ing gees tl/4n6!, • " That Mr. GEORGE TEMPLER, late of . the Bengal • Establishment, fie perthitted to return to Bengal, " With , nch rank in the CoMpan):s Service as he shall he • etititled to under the ProvisionS of the Act of the 5.3 d. Geo. 3. 15.). cc. In %mkt . to tklut Mille 6y such Ballot whether three yaits in lone o f the Proprimvs resent at such GenCral CoUrt, consent that the said Jic. GEORGE TEMPLER be permit led to return With his rank to India.. The COURT do further give notice, that at the said GENE coutur. the following Resolution of the General Conti *f this:tiny will he siilnnitttcl . far thg.ix,guuarmation. via. ".That thisl;OUlt'f,approec and coufirm the Resolution of the 'Court of : Directors, of the 10th October last, for IPParitiog another Eurore:in to assist in the Oriental Dc pirt'incnt 1.4 t tlic -East India College, with a Salary of, 4001. per :I.ouuni, and an Allowance of tool. per Annum for Wuse !'tent, • agreeably to the 18th Sect. of the 6th Chap. of the Co',»pany's 11yy-Laws. JAMES COBB, Secretary. • On the istnf January, .181 . 7, will be published, rY Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orute, and, Brown, Paternoster to be continued every Two Months, price ss. 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" FREI?: NI A N's AN'I'LSC()RBUTIC DiI.QP,S, or til.:l"i'A SALUTAIt IS, an approved SPe tific fur the Scurvey, :oat( every roitlov, alai Impurity of ke Blood, Scorbutic Ciimplaints are ti c,most general the British Con , titution, no family 13, more or leis, exempt from them, and they show theinAelves - in a vari'l F of Wart; tl,t t prodyce roughtie4s,, ulceration, and other ‘i•ased appearaiii e of the skin; they occasion loss of appetite, weak ni-c in.! dejection of spirits, and the mass of blood hvio;.- vv oder t -o foul, it is incapable of tillarding a healthy supply_ of now kliment to vaanle the function, of life to be.,prop,erly and perfornied. As a renisi.ty.tor all iiii,mrities faint this "use, * l)r. Freeman's 'Gotta Sictlutat - rs has pi °veil -ilf, by • re initatiorriof Pcniy . Years, a certain Specific and never failing Cnre. Sold in Bottlei,'at As. 9d. ; ;' t is:and 2.25. at Messrs, ,F. , ovr and Sons, No. 4, Clump...lac, London, and by their. - Appointment', liv the principal Lloolisellerg 'avid Medicine VFn.ileraiti every 'Down, • ,• . ,-- - . . , 1 lir -ru - y 4 . 1 .4 ' ~,, .k-Ti r K ~. , ,:,,! -- p i 44 :. 4 1 -4 . , _ Ol 4 1 , 1 S DAY 1) EXTRACT FROM TIIE* LONDON (AZET lE. THIRI) LOTTERY FOR' 1816. SCII lz.Sl E. .. • . , Prizes 9.11,U,1:1 G I ihNti I12,0')(1 5,00) Guinea, 1,o.)c) (itc in tag 5 015 ) 594 (iiliae.i4 400 (inissral' 300 t ;ti i airtts .200 Guineas 100 Gitilleas . 10 • 16 44 500 . 25 GUI Ileac 1,500 2.0 4 J0 Ticket s. 17 I uudo L. 120,000 Ist drawn rrize 23 ditto ditto... 4- ditto 34 ditto ditto ditto 4th ditto -.4itt.4 ditto • 40Q Guineas l‘t h ditto ditto Onto tit); ditto ditto ditto ...... .1 300 (iiiineas ~... ........ . 7th ditto ditto. Bth ditto ditto ditto Fit 500 lilonk* to he entitled to e 5 Guineas each. Ist drawn Pei* e Secokid Day • i s tinb'tiaistetts id ditto ditto Sd ditto ditto DAYS OF DLIAWING. -•• ist, January vi, 1817. gd, January 31, 1817. 3d, February G, 1017. November ft, 1016. T. A FTER o u r hearty Commendations, i n ning considered.the foregoing Scheme of the Third Lottery. for the Year 1818, to he drawn pursuant to the ProviAion% of an Act poised in the Fifty-sixth Year of his Majestlex ►feign, we do hereby signify to you our Consent and Approbation thereof. Whitehall, Treasury Chambers„ the 12th day, of Nor. 1816. LIVERPOOL, N. VANSITI'ART, LowniEn. To the Managers and Directors of the Lottery. • CABINET ANL. OTHER PIANO-FORTES. 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On the motion being put, " That the Court do ap prove of the said Resolution," Mr. Lovvtanss rose, and inquired' bow the in terest of the unclaiined dividends •teas disposed of. The CII4IBMAN answered, that nu. advantage was derived by otlicyr of the house from the unelaimeo di bittenqs.. They remaittedin the Com nanv's and undauntedly aided their hinds; but a very larit. rear rye Was always made, go inter any demand that might occur. Th e Resolution WaS then agreed to, and the Chairman informed the Proprietors, that their di vidends would be paid on the 7th of January next. The CI4AIIIMAN then submitted to the Court a motion •tor " allowing Mr. George Templer, late .of , the Beagal Civil Establishment, to return wit is his rank to India." On this motion a discussion of considerable length took place, in consequence' of the intro duc►ion of the case of a Gentleman named Mit chell, who, Air. K. SMITH stated, had applied for leave to return to India, alter an absence of 22 years-,` but was refused permission on .account of the length of time that t►ed elapsed. Mr. Tem pler, it appeared, had been 33 years from India, and he (Mr. Smith) could see no reason why any partiality should he shown to hint more than to Mr. Mitchell.' The CHAARUAN and the Hon. W. F. ELPHlN croNs..stutea, that the character of Aft. Templer, and the unmerited misfortunes that had assailt d him, induced the Directors to recommend his case to the i'mprietors. Mr. kluNte and Mr. R. JACKSON expres‘ed their objectious granting liermission to ijividuals to return to India, except in extreme cages.. Th e itc.olation w it s agi (fed to, and the Ballot on the return of : Air. Templer was, fixed for the Sth of .101)11aq. he CHAIRMAN theli stated, thist oue part of tne business which the•Cotat had been wade +pedal to consider:was, a Ocsolotion ot the Court ot Di rectors, granting to Major-General Fowcett iilloWatiCe of tilitot.ii for a limited period. The Directorer' had, tiowevet, received private tortlllittiolllll4l tkie event' ‘voiliti render it sittil lir retake that "allowance tic not likety to occurOtittl flierefOre it was proper that the lie solution should he postponed for the present. . The CuAttIMANT next proposed, Gust " The Coot t do approve qt . the Resolution of the Court of Directors of the 30th ult. for appointing ano.,; til t er European to • assist iii ;he Oriental Depart 4 mem the li.ast boils College, with a salary 01 400 i per annum, and an allowance 4100/. a-year for hoilliC.lent.7 Mr. Hum?. entered at 'great length into the his• tory of liertford .College, contending that us it had not im,‘vered the ends proposed, and its the youths placed there learned little eke but liven t ionsness am; immorality, it ought to he abolished. Mr. R. JACKSON, .wh►le he lamented the scents of disorder and insubordination to which his lion. Friend'alltitled, recommended, not the abolition, but the reform of the Statutory.' Mr. Lt►wNDES took the saute line of argument. The CHAIRMAN ob4erved,. .that the questiou before the Court related merely to the appoint- mem ut :Additional Pi ofessclic and nut'em bruce Ille.general comae ot proceeding adopted , at tie College. The Resolution was then carried. Mr. R. JAcKsott gave notice, that at a Mitre Court he should arto*e tt u the Resolution of the CourCa Directors for granting honorary Medals to the Officers engaged in the Nepaul war should have a retrospective effect, so as to extend to the gallant Commanders who signalized themselves in the Alabratta war. The Learned Geldleinail after wards took occasion to request of the Proptictors and the public, that they would suspend their judg ment on the cite of Major Hart, until that Gen tleman had an opportunity ut answetina a letter that had been, written by U 'gallant General (Macaulay)," to Lord Harris, in which he directly charged Major Hatt with reeidation. The Court then atlintruled, AssicatcAN FLoutt.,,:-The- Americans calculate that. they will -be enabled .to.export to England about 350,000 barrels of flour. We are sorry we catinotc'eOnfirm the intelligence from Holland in some of the Journals of yesterday, that the Dutch Government harp allowed the exportation of grain duly free. The Brussels newspapers -of - the l'lth inst. afford .ue no intelligence on the subject of the intentions of the Ditch Government, respect• lug the pet misinin or the prohibition of the export of corn, on which such contradictory statements have Himan:ft.', 'The Committee of the States- General was to make a report on the Ic2th, on the propirsitioni of 'Messrs. • liorrsstyrEr nod PYeKEI, both.of which went only to a . partial "prohibition of export ; the- form - er by prevent ing - the export only .on the- land froutiers, and the latter 'propOsing to allow the export of as muth curl) as had been imported, for the pnrpose of securing to th e • people the produce of their own ctitintr, which Mr. I'vcKe stated to 'be.equal to whlt it its in einmnott yeas. I y private infor. !nation since received front Ostend,. we .learn . that the second Ch a mber of the States-General lots agreed to recommend to the King a prohibition of expart,:by 42 votes agelOst 35. • . . , .. • , . . . , .. . . ,01. .. ',. .• 7 , , c r , 1 :• ' . '4 ' ".. ' '''..............).4e0.1....... ~ - . - . ^ ' ) ••-•• - -.-, ........ ....... _ „ ' ......:',44104.,4,..,,, ,4..,.4„,frjet0,,,,, . .. I.' ~== , +ol' r ,'l‘ 'st , • -• ..s7 .W-1 IT A 1 `,..:V2:1." , 1 . , [NYC SEV,r7CT.ENC r. LAW INTIIi,T.IG2;NCE. cowl" Or CILINC%ItY, Dec. )a. P.9,01.AND U GRIN .i:N ENI CAL SR.:RV:IS; 0(4'; -ry „Sir $. niuved his L.►rtl;l►ip ,to cnnti nue the lajunetimi granted %owe ►,laic ago against the at:reactant,. who was a foreigner, and a celd. ()rated chemist, residing at Lynn, in Stafford; and who had sohd the plaintiff a pretende t vain. able recipe fur making stnlu, for which , t mort gage of 3,0001.• had 'seen Faid, in addition , to two promissory notes of 10001. each. The plaintiff had found the recipe inadMuate fiat' the purposes he was told it would accomplish, and accnrdingly applied to the defendant, who said he would come and assist hint, provided he bound himself. to be satisfied, which the plaintiirdid. The-soda was made, .but ti,e was Charged with using other materials than those pre,erthed in his re ripe, which how ever he denied. The whole, in fact, wit, a base attempt to delude ehe piaintiff out of his money. and indeed his conduct shewed ex• r r eme folly in paying 5,000 i. fur a secret .he knew nothing about. LBACH, on the other hand, argued the im probability of the defendant's being actuated by such motives, for the agreement was by no. means a guarantee that such profits would be made from the business ; that the plaintiff was extremely in capable of business, and unsteady in entry timing .he pot his hand to ; that there was no ground tor suppoOng the defendant had used other materials than those io the recipe, as he was constantly tinder the eye of the plaintiff; and as the : plaintiff . knew the value of, the materials, he should have shewu the Court.where the difference lay, which he ntadouluedly would have done had there been any foundation for his allegation. Sir S. RotaiLLY, in reply, observed, that' a cir cumstance. amounting to demonstration of fraud, but not alluded to by the opposite side, struck his mind very forcibly. Why had ,no notice now' been :token of this secret being divulged ? Why had Ow plaintiff and his . Counsel not prevented its discloinre in court ? For the best of all rea sons, it being no secret at all, but a downright imposition. The plaintiff Was not present all the time this process was carrying on, and this there tore was like the moil, in Erasmus, where grad came out, because gold had - been put secretly in the crucible. The whole of this transaction ‘vits Hu attempt to delude his too simple .client, by taking his thooey nut of his pocket. • • . Tile 1.40HD CHANCELLOR t:eelared his intention to give the whole case a careful examination, Iron' its importance to ibeliblic, paeticolarly to men in business. Ile shtnild expect to find tits answer clear and onequivocal, and to it ex pressed in the trin.t direct and positive 'terms, Without any reservation or ambiguity. COURT OF KIM'S DENO!. sImP-g4 ti, HEATHEN. -This was an action npon a valued policy of in surance on the ship Ebenezer, at and frota Para. natu 10 London. The loss Waj aVel red t o b e by perils of the seas, int! the defence was onseawor. (iline,s. After a great deal of evidence examined , 00 1)(1111 sides, as to the soundness of the ship, ne jury, Without hearing the Attorney-Genero eply on behalf of the plaintiff, said it would be tit waste of time tit hear any lot ther,evideneelor the idendill)t, RS it vitaele3r wise, of onsenworthi iess ; in conselnence of which the plaintiff chos 10' be nonsnited, CAMPBELL 14 TDOMPBoN AND OTHERS. _ . m r . It ! ,ss opened the plea(i;ngs in tl►is case, It WAS sill action upon an indemnity given by th 9 plaint if, in respect of the fteiglit of certain goads from Janoica to London. The plaintiff had chartcred the ship Will to bring a cargo from Jamaica to ',notion, and in the course of 'the voyage the vessel ,was obliged to put into Halifax, in Nova Scotia, to refit, and the Captain, in order to pay the exp,nce of repairs. had IWid part of the plaintiff's goods. The ship was owned by a person named Metcalf, %Vim, in consideration of 20001. had assigned his right 16 freight to the defendants, who were the brokers of the vessel. Winn the ship nrrived, `the" de fendants demanded the ficiglit tront,the who r,.ftssed, alleging• that he had to set off, • against their &mod, the lovt he had stitt ., rained by the forced tale of pit of hist cargo at lif4x, for the. repairs of the vcssel , accepted a bill for 11001. for the defendants, snh. jeet to the question of law tnl►nn the right of set Mr, they indemnifying him against, the conse 'qtsenees. • Lord ELLeNtinuouen was decidedly of opin'on ►vith the plaintiff's right to recover, mid the Jury accordingly gave him a verdiet—Damages 11521. kriE,MPTP.D SUICIDIts.'" - Net4ll4ltlY. , morning john CoX, of Rateligc, was brought to the Loit dott in a very dangerous 'state, he having attempted to pia a period to his existence try - taking a large quantity of arsenic. it appeals, from his -own account, that siiN, eining the elms.. tity of his wife, they had parted by mutual con sent about three„ wYeks3 tjtat on the pre( edit* night, sople- of her frieiWs elute_ to, his !louse, anti quarrelled with, - him, that this eireumataneu Bad such an drcair' 415 that the fiat thing he did in the morning wasla procure pinioo, and take a large portion of it, wnicit, however, he litttl no sooner done, than he repented, and informed his neighbour, who iasiantly proenr, it ruedicul aid, which in a great degree prevented the poison titling elrecte—An lold Jew, well known shout Spnalfields fur thirty years past, cio hit throat at Mc 11111011. p in - Green Walk, Christchurch Souday tart, in Ilto3l. Shocking 111,11Intr, hut not diet:wally 3 lie was .eartied to the. hospital.-- Losses in trade are raid to hava letl Lim to the commission of this shocking act. t }~.~ 3f \ Q f ,1* 7 0- ele do' o of ri'