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A ,ty, " - • ' tiA •r",74 4 l*" ^ lit - tr....&•••; .1 % •! " 'bkl ~~ `'"l ~`,;y`_~ ~_. )' / AI ~., • - • P r • • z 1 1_4 4 oits. *air 4 4 t l Z! 4ll ' 41 I - -"4e NUMBER ii;SDAY. SEPTEMBER 14, 18w. - PIVC L . ' EAST INDIA ifot. , ;ilc,„ Stn. tr,iett#:- HE comer c ir m. fI.ECTOnS of the UNIT ED COMPAN'i of NIELICMNT§ of EN6T,YND Tradim.7 to the EASTINIiIES, do hereby give Notice', That the QV ARTERUY GEN FALAI, coup:r appointed to be held at thisl-1,01.e. on WEI)NESDAY,,the sth Instant, is SPECf fur the purpose of before the Pro prietors, f,o- their aPProb;itioa, agreeably to the Bye Law, Chapter 6, S'ecti:nt '2O, a ItesolUtion . of the Court ofPirec - to 6, of the 4th [twain, granting to Major-Generd the Lion. 411'1E1 4l' NT :Law. ER, of the MaOrasVotablishment, the SITU drcAt)o3, opt the grounds ~.t.ted therein. The Papers relating to the case: of GL tierai Sent Leger, with the Report requlied by the laid P o e - Law, are 'Open at tbbt Illouse for the inspection of the Proprietors. (MP, Seprezaq.., . . V SCILIOL - OF GUY'S OSNTAL. • E COUFVSI: 'oft • LtCrtillF/3 . , trill aleo oe :the .b egin eftQcobtr, vu. , tr .: Medicine,. by Dr. 134bington and Dr. Curry--Chemistry, pv - r s r.Thil,ilxgtori, Dr. - atom:et, and Mr, Allen.-;EaperimeNal iiilu t ,o, y. by Mr, Alien—Theory of Medicine, and Nlateria / ledlea, by 'Pr. Citiry and' Dr. Chalmeleylidwifery, and ilstus" ode w„ iiiv o and,Ctsildren, 11aightoo—p1rysi °19P'. or Laws of the (Economy, by Of. lilighton Putalell.,.Clinical Lectures, by Dr. Marceti Dr. ‘ l . .llneley, and Dr. Liird. 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'llO'OlS STOLEN: " riullEAS • among various'. other n6oks, , • 4 14ty-s4tiety - eopiet of L'ADY,I3AMII:TON'm 1 " - " I , oll ti, ;3.l4l,Three CUpies of LANGSDORFF'S VOYAGE :OUNI)TitE WOlif:ll,..haVe Iteen stolen' felon fly Ware.. °l ,ll q, nod ioKtoTlsomas i Stewart . , on tlp gate wey leading liiiv; 1'116'67'14:e a' • Rewat . d' of A.Viuluy, pruuiNl)N to wnoever diseowerthe Pelson. sold ?he abovi-tiletrt Plied Iloalis"to the sai,l TliontiTg 1 " .. „"*"rt; ittelt Reward to be paid on ,conviction of the , • tiENItY COLTIURN, Cunduit•strtet, Sept. 20, lei 6. 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E . . efirtreh-yatil, but none Are genuine, ex ogpt eac(ll:bottie has P—Kletttis Nnltitntlimo," ett4ravt(l P. on iiiociiStaolp.--la StUppr Dd. le. 4a. • _ . . .. v O 4l, MAKILK,I%:Scrti;AIuEII 9.3. swill* filiket., stiips :col& - • . Prier. 46 New,ttis,tte• •• • ~......;;;40 --- • tws.-.3d. t.• 47,,. N. , 7 5untk t !"Atid........,... 4. 6. 0 ......%..379'. 0.1. ti. 4.i:.. 04 , . , . '4 wi 4 l' 4l ) cait - ' m i, e4 : .- 1 04-141e,t4 - s '• -.....i - C.t. ft, —3.. Q. 'THE PATENT IMPERI AI, DI NING-TA- X: lU,Eti, anal pATENT TRAPALGAIt srntno.lltri io• ottetiegataPiece of Earnitnre, and Lyon I:iv'e new daerynt Plow ; the Patent Improved Sof, Bed?; and. Chair Beds; brass-crew Foot- Post,. and Tent Dedsteads, Vitrnitory and Itvddin; complete ; Porto!th Chairs, with several other new invented and improped articles of fwoitAire; aka a , general :end erytxtensive assortment of Upholstery and Cabinet Aracler; for fit riiiihing com plete; ready , mann fa4ured, wberc. Fautilies al,ly Se lea.an d furnish, a whole 'louse in a few days, avoiding the extreme ine.dnrettlence tif.waiting several' Months itteompleting their Establishment, • East•toid West India Articles, Arniy and Nan, &e. Ike. by Morgan and Sanders, 16 41417, Catheriac-street, Strand, tin terms tine most moderate, for prompt payment. URITISH .1-."AINIT 11ANUFACTORN, 62, .L QUEEN-STREET, CHEAPSIDE, LONDON. . 'Per Cia. 1' • • per Cwt. liiri!lble preen ..405.. 1 $ SiAt.. Lead, and Stone Olire ditto 7Gs. • ' CalOttr ' Bright ditto ll2s. Chocolate 1.11;iql - 't+ll4‘‘... Prepared Oil to thin them for ute.tis.hd. per Gallon. are These Paints ground in Linseed Oil; dry very quick, and in he applied I,li the eiteral• purposes of inside Paint in Park Paling's and nut-d:iiir 'Work they arc particu. larly adapted, as they corer a s.nrfade ly twice as great as any- other Paints t are anti-corrosive and very durahle. `l4.lined . Cuarrar Brown, t'Si. per Civt.; Common, I Ss. per Cwt.. N.B. 13e4 Gyonnd. White Lend, 434. per Cwi.; Lince,o.l 'Oil, 41. M. per I.;iiiini; Turpi4itine, Ss. O. per Gid!en.— An altokvaive to the Trade or Perseus taking a quantity, for Ready-money. DODSLtY'i ANNUAI, itEC;IiTER. This Day 4s . published, in Svc). price iqs. boardc, ANNUAL REGISTER. • or, View of 4.d.. the 11.5t. , m, Politics, and Literature, fur tile Yea' IRIS. Coridini Prin;vd fur Criidock; . .tind Joy; J. Ot ridgq ; c oth t .ll ; Longioan, tl urst,, Rees, Orme, and Brown ;* :Jeffery; J. Bell; Licititigton„ Alloi4anil Co.; J. Asperse; ;mid Slierwood, Neely, and Jones. few Sets - remain complete in 57 Volumes. !Intl Mill of the ' , cries (rum, tpt -told) 5, in Volumes. Gen whose Si•ts are imperfect are recommended to take the hellcat opportunity of completing' thew, 4$ toady of the Volumes ata nearly ..at of print. '1() TfiE EDIToIt 014' Eaton Pat It, Muilay, Sept., 13, Ste,--When 1 first a t.r.Vessed you on the subject of the mysterious Advertise:taint by Mr. It. PHIL. on, Bond..street, which brOught myembarrassed eireurnstances to the knowledge of the uke Of WELLlNGToreand . of the t'ublic,l could only state my sentiments upon the advancing 'attack. .It may not be improper, perhaps, now to fiiSh- my story, by, informing you that my political situation has has not been destroyed by the Civil Waterloo, as it were, of the. London and Middlesex Bank, in which affair 1-have been so long. engaged and have suffered so much, though not a defeat ; I inti mated, in my letter' to 'Ale. WvATT, that I . should try to avert the instant ckilainity which men:iced my station in life, and aceordingly I appealed to thejustice and equity of the Court of Chancery : I have not appealed in vain ; and by tic benigtr intervention of that'Conet, my property has been rescued hobs sndden and violcnt spoliation. 'lea myself 'especially bound, in gratitude for this signal protection, to be most faithful to the British : Constittitiou, to be vigilant in advancing the in terests of this County, which 1 have so long bad the honour to represent, and, ‘Vhile I hold this to ,use sacred distinction, ever to be steady in sup porting such measures as may seem to me best calculated to maintain the prosperity and dignity of the United Kingdom. I Lave the honour to be, Sir , your most obedient, ,And very humble Servant, GEO. TIPTON anti Co. I GETtAItD NOEL. THE Hi\UVEST, &c. Some one - now seetus to engage, that an acre f land can this Autumn be manured anti sown. with wheat, the expence of both not to exceed 151. lii some recent years of.the last and; pre senti_ciatury, the gooti - farmers or Hanipshire have'mantlreti their hills ind chalks with 15 loath per 'aere; at ios. a load, 7f. IN. an acre ; .and paid Si. to 31. 10s. for the Ibushels of seed Wheat. ts i L 411 acre, besi4('s lahonr, superintend - ance anti implements, rent, tythe, poor's-rates. arid all taxes ! The difference now/ proposed is very great, and very encouraging: we think the. Hampshire Agricultural Society, and scone others, would tie very glad to be let into this secret;—hut what is'nrore extraordinary, we bear that this great and good secret is offered, -like the morning breath of Heaven—for nothing ; only to rise tip, go out, vldtake it. We hope oar Correspondent, Mr. Forams, can keep his word of promise, if called upon, which, - we arc sorry hot obliged to confess, is not the case with all prOjectors. The harvest is nearly complete in this county ; and not withs;anding all the fears that have been enterotined.in consequence of the unpropitious etate. of the weather. nearly all the corn has been sawed, and we undenitand it amounts to more than an average crop.—(Cointvall (itsz.elte.) During the present week we.have had fine wea ther tor ripening the corn, and we are happy to add, that there is every prospect of its continu ance. Should this .be .the case, :harvest will be, come general in Cumberland in about ten clays, but wally farmers have already began to cut.--• (Carlisle Patriot) i CiiICIIRSTER; SFrr \ . 1 21.---The progress of the harvest t hi s Mitrity is now the Most fl at t er i ng . The wheat' fields in all parts Of thit district pie • sent a segue of industrious Hrthity. The bailey crops rtre expected to yield from 33 to 40 bushels per acre on the flown lands, as the late continued ruins have been beneficial. braLkeNNY SPer. 14.—This week has opened With- most propitious 'tartest weather, and t h e hopes of the husbandman are again houyaut. Iteupets were freely hired on Sunday and yester dayntortting_ at the Thuist!, at 10(1. pvr Ally, with diet and lodging. On Sunday the state of the weather- seemed to undergo a contplete change. We had -agreeable genial warmth atid fine sunshine. We enjoyed the saute yesterday. and hope, from .the settled appearance of the sky and. the favourable symp tonic of the barometer, to be hlested tee d . titer that will perteet the fruits of the earth, and 1111 the barn yards wizh plenty. It -is certain that the crdp 14 abundant in almost every kind Of wain. (Belfast ,taintLeyer, Sept. 17) i ttoonnts limn 'Carious parts of the Counties oT Antrim and Down state, that notwithstanding the present season, ft nod deal of barley has been •cut w:th the'bot prospects,. Web of the wheat k injared; but if we have now a week or too t d r y weather; etecy hope of an abundant 'hat vt:(:*- - ;((& NNW CurOsinindltit) EXPECTED msor.trrioN OF PARLIAMENT. . . Thls•Day was publistit•el, in tix large Vols. Svo. price 31. 12s. TIII I YRESENTATIVE HisTortY X (MEAT Illtl'fAlN and IItE,LAND, compriftia.t; ,a I istory ' of the-HouSe of Common's, and of the COunties; Cities, and Bwronghs of the I Wiled Kingdom. By 'l'. H. B. AI,I)r11:1.1), Eq. Being a new Edition of the History of Itorotighs, greatly enlarged and ie-modelleel. In six volumes, price 31. 12s. Theiinformation contained in this.Wnili Will be f) 1 1 11,1 practically useful in case of a Dissolution of Par4emeolt as it comprises a Iliitory of 'all-the Keit ionS' ill Cuntruvt'ried `Elections, with.the qi . minds.of their Decision ;• the iiinober of Voters iii•each Borough, &c.; their qualifications, and the naimis•ciVPatrons, • • Loudon: lirintrd for Baldwin, Cradock, and Joy, Pater newsier-row Wm. Blackwood,: lidinkurgh ; Cum ming', Dublin ; by whoa) also t►re published in Bco. price Bs. boards; . Padoucntary Portrait., or Shetches of the Ptihtic Cha racter of slime of the tao,t distinguished Leaders of the Huth'? of Commune. TO TUN ()F GLONsIt SO()T.S. Tlit:superior qualities of IVA MIEN'S JA PAN . I.LQUID 'HACKING, have induced several' base in:- p,toi•N ttimcit spuribus, Compn.itions under the - tuve name, k,etLet which, observe uuue Are genuine unless al„Xtcy',lA,oze is siezned on the Label. Ladies will also find by the use of this Blacking to their halt-hoots and walking shoes, they will experience a lustre etinal to the lQglie4 Japan Varnish, which preserves the tither soft, renders it *tors-prouf, sod will not soil the el.,' hes: Sold, ilmlesale, by nonEtt.T WARREN, , I4, St. Martin's lane; and retail at Birmingham, by %ood Liverpool, Rountliwaite Manchester, Sheldon Iklaccicidield; Wildgeose Brighton, Lawler INOS, Benson Hereford; Lockett lit )111itt -----, Parker Swansea, Jenkins- Bristol, Peoltnei Ludlow, Nods War Wick, Holmes Cheltenham ‘ Smith And iu eeery Town iti the P lOLL and Is. 64 each., Ask for NV ticarboroZ, Marshal French Glasgow, Osborne Baxter - Oweu Oxford, Carter Iftill, Wilititi Ldintiorgh, ititFhie nover s Coleman' Weytrmth, Hat vey Southaarpion, Rita 11401011 Aberdeen, Forsvther - Can ti ey Cr uiTishanks ingdow, in Stone Bottles, ed. 'arren's Blacking. • THE AGRICEILAUIt-Afa Solite alarm, and conseqocntly some, mischief, has been.. occasioned by the. known. littyf,,tit4t ei Iteport on the Agricultural State of the . .I•:ingdoni .. havitig•been made, and iotentled for publ.cation, by the Tidied of ,Agrienitnre, was afterwiartia - step... pressed. The drawing up such reports in a time of dicress is out, perhaps" a very wit.. viel.o . tre ;, at least we have seldom known any practical t!ooti'. result from theM ; the mirlditionateircomstinees of .suppression tends to convert. apprehension absolute panic, Secrecy is looked upon as a sign', of extreme and imminent danger; and what is:- kept back Irma knowledge.acts 'far noire terribly Avail what is known. From all .these consitiera tioos, 'l've are not. sort y to-learn that. the suppress; ed Report has lound its way to mile preSs.' Ttnovit becomes a. 'Outline object of criticism ; we are not enabled to look .t .real evils steadily in the face, and to ieduce tc3 the r true.dimcosions those . which bad been exaggeratod. late . hoard Of Agri- Cultitre - propysed a tittother of ipielles to p•:oplet of all sof-ts and descriptions , • militated with agriculture. ,It has..been.,reotarked, chid the art of questioning . is by, nti means a trifling one ; hut the Board tlNs . not seem th'hiOle Studied that art with any great SOceess.• Their queries are [mina' in umber. The first three areproperenottgh,hcing. : matte' 3 OlitiCt, to tt•hicit,it is w be presumed the parties will not answer bat, upon tier:orate know' ledge but all the others are r`sore or leis subjects of conjecture and speculation RN! the last cries lion, setting every .stupid or superfi t jal feiluw to propose what are called remedies, is altqut as wise in politics as it would be lirmedieine, if' the Stitt_, .ferings of ,the•country originate& In an.epidemie.. rdisease. We remeniber, in the early stages of the French Revolution, one of the experimental Ministeri of- that country called open all the citi zens, by public advertisement, to uggest plans for the better amintinistratioo of the State., .• 'The consequence wilt, ow the whole nutlet) became. returtnei's ; Governs emit was Considered as a * gait' of corpus rile, oil which any experiment might ueasouribly be. tried : and the .coosequtai.•es of, that, fatal knives:don on the iniois: of the ft-r.neh nation exist to this day, renderiugalmeniabSohitely Illma.'as Via, if !hey do not change a Alonai•elm, , of Deputies, or a. tet of Royal Orditmances„. least once every six or eiglit months. Ti, th i queries of the Bound many PM - idyl:A letters and Memorials me rettirned in answer mind another" sort •of anti.setentilie operatiou ls then per , . formed by the Board, They are all classed, not, p'onderc, bid -nm uero : thus, 'tee the Stßit...uf the poor, we are told the total iimmiliti• of I:tters is 273, of whichlo.l sayt his --‘..osit - Y.t hat—and so On as if a letierwriter tyerett gireti quantity ni t ,' arithmetic, possessing so munch acuteness, s o 0 1 ,, e i t ' experience, so mmichprevietoi sillily, end at') Much' clearness of expression. This, again, is the terpart of the jaeobinieal duet late. in politics, t hat, the will of the majority, told by time head; is thati s a laam ra ti o by which, untiorlS, 'in all thr.es tine ' under all circumstances, ought to be • governed. Lastly, -the 13iostrti indulges itself .in..a few general inferences front- the letters so sorted, ticketed, awl noted. the value of these inference* m.vy be we shall . . knee to be- etuithated by what they say. on the circulation of paper. `.' There is sortie differ once of opinion on this Poi nt," they Say ;. and `when we comae to 'eXamimine'lim thit this some difference consists, it is in this—that asking of tile einrespolnlents think the deficiency of pit-; per is extreme, while misers state the stnonnt iii he atibtina(e to I:4' object... We are 'not "very aware what- peettliar limisiness a thrard Agricisl4 tore has -;pith opinions about paper circulation., and stiil lee what possilile value. there c..mtv he . iii such opittioos,etillected indiserimitt,ifeie . from the frerpienti:rS . of 'the corn miarketS 'throughout the country - . The facts inured,-file - instatmee, that the clithlnution of enuntry notes in Ulm-ult.:shires bus amommted to tw,o- ..and. a half .smerling, anit in Wiltshire 10 300,0001. are in thernSebei ex-; treincly impottant ; but to'reasoti . , Ispoe 'them to any purpose does out seem to fall within the Noe» dons oft he Agticimit era! I,3oard. Wennist not quit this part.of thestihieet without protesting strongly agaiost the mantiCrin which' the Board flit:AS fit and speak of tithes t find we once more wan' heland« holders, that,when they venture direOtly or indirectly to attack the might to dais Species of pm crow y, they . shake: every' aher.. This Bras time first;;meat titcp iii what. followed. The case would be very ttitk'ereue improvement in the tithe laws, for the rotund. lieoefit - of - the incianherit'and of the fainter; hold• ing etinally.sacred - the rights ;of prol)%fiv-belottg-i mug ttl edgt..f ; ,hut it is intolerable pa that a pu blic _ 0111cial Board sh ot,ld Speak it) -igloo! and geneiiet terms of '. weight of tithe;" as if it 'Noe within the ordinary competen . ee of the , titre to .lessev that vveight.. by. allotting to the Chord) a less proportion or tLe PrOdnee. It is etiongti to lie'at the Liforit, immediately after reciting. a Ili! of four t t:peepla. flee .044' copiritaiogry:ren4!4-lie.s for time t.( is i tqC ( is tre " , vetY gr , keviv a,la, " The: grVitt Object.. tkiel3o.urtt hits beep to collect 'ti+eN !" it lai'• VVPF" triteA Lai shoi.id twit! b6-en treeirgreat ot/ii - et f„) •Wel iron that the next time -they set about Spcii will be thgir olljgtf. :Teal; plainly,. they ip“e nil hnt,iney.s athtla Aoy 'Flicv are not a board of Clanee, at, boArti tat -spteitiatiVepolitics ; they. ,tl9o . lith.o ,tn do withtprotions, ahoto ftestimetion, U . m lo:el4 , sa of wimpy : private' ( 'e'en! loinen fk!ftrap , s tincleo hand tLese, extremely well ; bot Ito.mril iii Avticidzitre, they rem entbet the '413 lately itrovei b. 7 . -/`;e . is tor elfrtt ciepida-.ztt; MAGNIFICENT:WHEEL. , • - i of 1..10,n00 of .L.30;000' • ' 2 of .. . . L. 10,900 L. 1,900 ' • etc. &c. • . , TlleSF.C3ONo.b.kirOf Drawin will be NEXT SANCR pAy, the 280) Nertemarr, when _the First-drawn Yrizn will he entitled, in alhlition; to . THIRTY THOUSAND POUNDS I CARROLL, Contractor. - has no tloubt.that. • the perusal of the above Rich Stale of the Wheel (One Third nit he Tickets being alr,ady drawn) will in sufficient to induce Adventurers to matte. their purchases at his uld establishfd •Otticiis, - • • 7, CORNIIII4L, Ana c 26, OXFORD-STREET, Where Tickets and Shares, Warranted undrawn, are selling iii great.variety. N.B. No. 1,80, drawn:a Prize of 4.500, the First Day of Drawing, was sold by.CARROLL, in Eleven shares.