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1 - ''; Ite ) t i Ntrkrzm 75143.1 *r: EAST INDIA lIOLTSF.; Sr.rr. Is, 4916'..:-"' Try COURT of •.PIRP,croRs of the UNITED COMPANY :of NIERCHANTS of ENG LAND TRADING to the EAST INDIES, du hereby give Net is That a LIST of UNCLAIMED DIVIDENDS on EAST INDIA STOCK, np to July, 19113, inclusive, will he pub lished and ready for delivery in the Tran:fer Office, at thin House, (in TUESDAY, the tat Qetoher next. 3ANIF.S COBB, Secretary. EAST INDIA HOUSE, SEPT. 25, lOW. T M: COURT of DIRECTORS of the UNIT ED comrANY of IMEaCHANTS of ENGLAND Trading 1:o the 1.7. AT INDIES, do hereby give Notices That a GENERAL COURT of the said COMPANY will be Leld at titeir House in Leadenhall-street, on WEDNESDAY NEXT, Owe gd of October, at Eleven o'Clock in the Foic twon, %item the Resolution of the General Court of this Day, ClPProring the' Grant of 4.2,000 to Major-General thy, :Idn. ARTHUR. SENTLEGER, will be submitted careen/lima ton. The Pap erg relati ngto the case of General Sentleger, with the Report required by the said Bye Law, Chap. a, Sect. 20, are open at this House fur the inspection of the Proprietors. JitINIF.S COBB, Secretary. 17.t777741LLhvq-OFFICE, Sept. 11, 18 1 r 3. THE COMA ISSIONERS for VICTU.II, L IN G 41,14.1ESTY'S IV:11'Y do hereby gine Notice, eclat on Tuesday, the Ist of October next, they will bc narly to veceire Tedttlers in writing (sealed up), .and trey: for Eighty Tons of OATtIEAL; to be delivered in One Month: into His Majesty's Fietnalling Stores at Dept 141'd ; and to be paid Jrt. by Bills payable, With Interest, , stbeety days, tyler date. 77, e C'olialiti(ms of the Contract ntay be seen at the ..S'e retar.9's Wice. wilt be had to any render in which the Price 0,4 11 lte inserted In words at length, or that shall not. ht`gelirere,i lathe Board before One o'Cloch thesaid Tues. the iat October next ) nur unless the Person who rnah.s mt Tend, r, or stage ?crawl on his behalf; at frnds to an-, otter t , :alled for. R. \TEST'S' PICTURE OF CaRIST'REJECTEM .AN I' Ladies and Gentlemen aniongit the tthonsands who have teen this PICTURE, (which is still In having exp.rsed_ a wish to be in ' formed when it WaS Mr. WE' 1"s intention of publithiog a 13 111N'f' irrtitli it, I .il.lll authorized" 'respectfully to acraint thenk and the in general, that a DRAMINC. is now 66 ishrd preparat.ry to that Object, 'and platieil in the (Wow *w i t h the ORIGINAL PAINTING, at No• ids, PALL-,)1 tar thtir iaispeetion ; where !,:uhscriptions are received, and Ptiated particulars may he had. By Ordo., CHARLES SMART, Secretary. 12 5, , . 4 ‘. l i. The EXIIIBITION opens as canal, from Ten till Eve. TNE.vnin or AN•ITOMY, menicisE, &C. Great y MarlhorNigh.strert. E AUTUMNAL COURSE, of LILCTURES 411 -at Ntk Sttlitl44 will begin ots the following Days l— ANA I'ONIY. and titIRGEItY, by Mr. t1.1003E,i, daily, at Two, on Tuesduy,..Octeber 1, 1816. l'loNti as usual. • C.t.lEhll l'ltY, NIF4DICA, Sze. daily, at Eight in the Atioriiiiig.; THEORY and I'ItACTICE Of PHYSIC, dt • ! l int' t with Examinations, by Dr. AUER, on Monday. ()ctn. uer 7th. r Courses are given every Year, each occupying nearly Fate hioutb,2„ Puttlter particulars may he known front Mr. Brookes, at Thectre ; or from Dr. Ager,,69, Margaret-street, Caren ', 4 4 1 5-uitsare. , - SIBLY'S RE- ANI&J \( 1)) TIN4,4:IIRE, au infallible, Cure for STereausi,l;tii "Aei. debilitated Constitutions, Consumptioits; Lownesa , of Ast lona, Dropsy, WindY orders of the Stomach and Bowels, and all Impulities of!the ti 131 " d, Sce: 4 pleasant ( ordial, grateful to the and wild itt its tr• ti It will keep in any Climate, and has• cured e tried,in • Pr t rousands taw& they ham all other taeans s . _ (limed stun sold toy the Proprietor, NO. 1, Upper-end of St. John's.street, Clerkenwell, its Bottles, Gt Els. anti 71 . 6 d. ;1 4 4h1 also by 'Putt, Royal Exchange Gate; 8r.....0ant1, ibil, •liishopsgate Without; s anot... 1,4tV1 ()"."/.11.4treel.. and rtspedable 'Venders in the ts.itiploni. 14 • 1 S• " it. S ttfell" is written tin the Wriisper,who is the et 'l Perima th• t • the G I • a prepares. citu • , • :•• KIJ PTlt E. • 4N4T T iTUTION for the REA U Tfil ENT and CURE of RATH.' T IKE, No. Id, CARLESI4&.STIt ET,SOI - 10-hRU jlltl a ONautreo..Sit • , st• •sp .ct ells . k t.ol , t thePuttlic that they : hare openeil thq above Institution tar the Tl•eatident and Cure of 'the 'alarming . and (1,0-treit* treit* Complaint the fatal cOnsetinetteel *Hai are tki , . V.tit ittlownto require a particular (le.cription, cansiletti th.it 11, Fther , int . Pattlic will full; appreciate the merits of, so great %bles‘iug tba . t 'Tim* bleri.rt 'TO the' world a Discover 3! %Process for the Car of t most Ea i s cif reilacible Rapture. Jt•psou and Co. liana in the course of an extenlive practice pitfol'airtl many insportapt Cures, W hi c h b are been atieittil Prefessionat Clentleuien and Persons of the arst Respecta bility. " Stime of these Cases, which may be seen at the above In- Ittitution, were.of lung standing , and the persons, impressied *M t grdtititde ftir being restored tirperfert health, Wei per iiitteit Jepion,and C.'n. to refer th them, and to whom they .14 , 1fttiv(k tbost• latticted fur relict JF.l ) SON'and C 0.., may , he einisitited in the most private 4 1 tutitii ti . I, t either iii - the 'Morning' till sin the t i " , " 011 . Lctlets, PoNt. iticinsing Otie=ronrid'Note, — ,""'.„ , .liately answered, nittl,the Process. SOU to 'Ull par;S'. of Vnited Kitigilaiti. Those consulting Jeriiit atm CO. by Ter Iry retpiested to be:rery p:tracitlar in the Description thvir tbpse regitiring-"trusses nittat send the ;"rth riinnti the Body amiss the flip, anti the ei:•tet i\lv +Sure, "4:ll4:the tt . rit re of the Protrusitnt'to the Middle of 'the Hip. JEPSON hitittiO: NO. 111, Ciirliale stteit, Soltb4tlitare: • • TO MRS. JOI - INSON: ItI L A ADAM- 7 fin yip. , seen in the different News - • stisin44several extraordinary cases tit the good ctf, , cts 1; 30 4)01111NQ NYltLlP.hrts had on infants during ti Ikt it l i .;!! l . l3 tlPOt'ilr-4 16' 10 f kind the rase of . y little Girt, hich, miut, After any mother has read, will never he without the ej r uP, as-4Mitstis they'fitid their Eliildren are teething. .li me you think of a seven-nom tKith fits, and was %evil! werint Ittfore she.ltad reno 11 to cry, t us 1)4 deer Mact.liii, must Le sure when beton to eta, r teeth, %visa she must 'stiffer ; stilifhfe ft : to say, she wa.. I,Pfi tt twit i'eats alit iietotislie trail inLy; 'during that time she 'l 4 dreatifully, convulsed. When toy hiodland bought the tit `hintle; she wits nut eXpectetl to live the day thrtingli. Vrit'rin spu t t e r w e r e h e r gums ruhl-icti, than 4'o pereived her ‘440 be easier, and all her teeth cams wit IMut any noire tits.' • ~-' 0 , tun?, Itlu t, ttatu, y u i's, respect ;'..ii.y, , ; 1 . . . ''. il.' AV Wavle-cot, 1 . t ~tit rat, % C. ',Mali, r a'o ktt 4tatl'uf the Piorrletor,., Johnson anti tv il,i.nus, No. Ili. Newrnan-tit tee -., ( - .lxtu , tl-strect ; and by ell the I.rineigul Z.ledicitte VOntivrs in towu And country, at 21. 4t1,t4 Unlike. , N. th. Mrs. John. ut-rt.lieres the Infant Ptuir, as inutitl, et der (titue,' every 'fuesii3) awl Saturday 'intuiting,. frottr_uitte *l3 kit ck'cloch, hi:bringing a letter frotn a tespectablU housti.- 14 .1k 0 t1+4 ilinifttbat thq art rOat iltkkcti of dimity.. ; , • .. • 7,71 .7 Z 7.1 MAGNIFWENT WIItEL. I l. .tif.. . L.40,000 ' 2 • 4,1„, - - • • • . • 2.. of. 7 - ;• . . L. 1,009 iStc. &c. The SECOND MY of Thltwing will - he MIT SATUR DAY,' t lie ggth septenther, when the First-draTl Vt . 4e ,will he t 'aided, in addition, to TIMITY THOrSAND•POUNDS ! el CARROLL, Contractor, has co doubt that NUE( •• the perusal of the above Rich Stateof the Wheel (One Third of the t ickett bring already drawn) will .be sitth‘ient to induce Adventurers to make their purchases at his old establishtd Offices, 7, CORNHILL, and 26, OXFORD-STREET, • Where Tickets and Shares, wtu•ranted undrawn, are selling in great variety. N.B. No. 1,540, drawn a Prize of /,.500, the Pirtit Day of Drawing, Ws, sold by PAIIIIOI,I in Eleven Slimes. Orders from the Country immediately attended to. PRESENT PRICE. Ticket.. . L. 94 7 0 half L. 13 11 0 I Eighth . 1..:3 4 Quarter 67 0 I ITALIAN FLOWER ROOTS. I-IE Atin.ial Importminu of true Double Ro • man •t'aper ‘Vllite and Sahel. d'or Narcissus and Hy:l -t:l4li ltonts ' and Carder, Seeds, has just been received; alsy• a Supply of . New Sanaa Oil, Narlionne Honey, Foreign Per fumery, atll.-111TO VALLE and Cu.'6, 21, St. James's Hay-ruarliet. i -rt -' r : ~. . e L. T I-1 LI It DAY ..S EP T E all 13f, It • 26, 1 i''3l.6:. i‘g4l( 1 CA'; reNl'4lt.S. 130sTON, Avr:. Lr otiPE SSIoNS Or A Di' EDI-. TOR.—The Columbian of New York makes the following . acknowledgment „ We have lost the fisheries ; we have given tip the protection of our shipping interests. These are facts which it would be dishonest.to deny. Jackson defeated the British at 'New Orleans— the British defeated its at London ; not on the Serpentine liver; but in the Cabinet. 'Since an injury to Any considerable portion of the com munity turns out to be an injury to the whole nation, we must regard it in a i\ew , aspect. For instance, if a southern planter should say e What are- lisl}eries to me ? What caftt I who e a rrievat4 produce, New Englander or an Old Englander? we might at first bluih, and answer that it was.indiderent. But if yon show the southern man, that " a loss to the eastern. trader or fiNherman is so much deducted trout the common strength and wealth ;" that as , you, lessen the 'ability to consume, you diminish the ability of sup ,porting public burdens, and throw on, the shoulders 'of A. what B. - cannot 'sustain if you show him also, that whatever cuts up the nurseries for seamen, destroys the national means of naval de fence ; Al you state but these .plain propositions, lie will assent to them, view the question in a new light, and admit that ' every part pf a nation is ,worthy of the common protection." . The artificers are making rapid progress in lay ing out , the site of the new naval arsenuf on the banks of the. Charles, in Watertown. OurArade wii h Boston, and indeed the eastern States,- is-pretty well " dime.up.", They cannot afford'td bring to the southern States the products of their industry (which we really need), unle. , ,rtve pay them' such prices as will cover the immense disconut at which our circulating. medium is rec koned with them, which appears to be out of the . qaestion.. Now and Alien, indeed, we have an arrival from the east of lime and pine boards, which are in a manner b.atered or swopped fur such of our products as they immediately stand in need of. This is now tile extent of n branch of commerce which formerly contributed in no small degree - to individual profit, and gave at least a show of bosiness to all the southern towns.—(Xor fu/k Paper.) t CHOICE tVINEN. 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Among the nirmerotts roreigners Who hove re cently arrived at Nov Yolk is Conn( Real, hiy Ea mity . and nephew, formerly Prefect, of Police at Paris. They embarked at Antwerp. SUTTLING-HOVS6 AT, TIM nORSR GUAltDs.— This public-house, ‘vhich is in the gift of some of the General Officers of the Guards, has lately oc casioned considerable contention, and Mr. Pluck well, the present, possessor, has had no less•than three or four preliminary hearings at amen square,• in gnawer to an information laid against him for selling liquors without a license. It is rather.a curjous . case, and - was several times post poned ;frontithe inability o f. Co unse l to atte nd. At length,.,!The reports of the proceedings at .Queett.actuare drew the attention of the Board of Excise, sand when the ease *as laSt fixed to corno;rovbefare tl.e Magistrates of that-Of fice; thefiiiliator. to that 'Board attended there, and cbtiv/heed all parties, that by a very late Act Orl'itiliament the itibieci of licenses had been transferred to the Excise, and therefore the Magiitrates had no jurisdiction. The Horse Guards - is extra-parochial, and under the jurisdic tion of the Board of Green Cloth, who only meet once's yeti! for 'the regulation of licenses. This Board_ refused to back.the old license, and as the officeis to whom the house belongs are desirous that, it should.be possessed by some nun-coin:ids sioned officer, who has distinguished him .elf in the service, ,belonging to their own body, they P • revliled on the Board of G iven Cloth to re f ute barking the old lieense, which give rise to the information against Phickwell for selling without license. On Saturday last, the 21st instant being the only day in the year on which the last men, tioned Board grant licenses, they suspended. en tirely the license formerly granted, and gave a new license to Serjeatit-Major Child, of the Cold stream Regiment; who is the person that the Cte noels who have the *gift of the house are deter. mined shall retitle itt it.- - -(Times.) ye We are glad to see by the following let ter, :that our ?ntnrinant . Was wrong in stating that the hoard of Ore en-Cloth had proceeded to the length of taking sway a liceme from an unsc citsed man, and giving it 10 a vranger hereby certify:that a para'graphappetti.iug in The noes paper yeSTrtdiq uniettioK, respecting the license of the Slit tling-huttsr. tiorse-giniras; - tiring itt'attted -to Sierjrakt:Niajor . oo Saturday la.t, the elmt, is totatty false, as tin such license is rioted to him. " li. I'hiIiCKWELL. SuttrisrphOitie; Tittlartti Horse gottiCts; Sept. NVltile %vat: Isbutitee in IYth - v, was engngeti in the reliair,of yiniti a for miles from flint Oho* un Priday the erh art aftde, crept lotrilis jack e t "locket, which he fa'id it'r+ r ts be,itle . the gravel lilt lit whitili he %vat, the ittd.itet h»itiklit/, it lay itotteld the llottimi his:Jac:l;4cl rtir threu ttiys iiuFit rcei. it, 'lair Moil 'd,„y b e (nomd it sill rii,r,„ %riled fie thiew iilf hi jacket; Cu ited mid to hit, great blirprise tumid it alive , and killed it. ri IneAstirFo i ne bey XU lcii4o'..-:(BvottPaptr.)' -" • [Piz ICRS-EiVEIV-17:fi,.%">U.- F (It ft PA I,ER-.9 - , raecolvml I.Awr N:GUT.I 1, .; so T . Mol?iteur contains the following official articie": ,, -- . • TheCommisiioners of the four Allied Powers, elmrifed to, attend , to oe - execution of the . , peca—: niary arrangement's iniere,d- into .betwcen Franco and them; merthe French Commissioners on.tho 7fh inst. at the Hoyal,Treasnry, in order to pro. ceed . to the, of the p.ayments made ill confOrthity to these aytangements.,,. • "From that verification theyascertained:that France was discharged up to the 31st, of July, 1816. That therefore there . was no . ground .for' any claim upon .her. for, atuna demandable up to that date: that hence there behoved no d mo prin!ion to be made on the seven millions of an unitiescreateil es at Ohrantee of these'payments that the Said annuities should therefore remain untouched in the hands of the deposityies. "The payments since the 31st of' July•have heen . conthmed day by day with the. same exact!, ness ; and .at the end of 6 months there will be made a second verification conformable to the first, in order to authenticate up to that period the discharge Of the Treasury." • • Yesterday,„ at 7 o'clock the morning, Mon. ! slew and the Duket and Duchesses nt Angouleme and Berri Made a pilgritnt4e to Mount Valerien, otherwise Calvary, , in the hiinieiliate vicinity _ • • Yesterday Rend Borderean, the heroine of L% Vend, was presented to the 'King by the Mar quis de la Rochejnequelein. His Majesty receiv,e,d %vial kindness this extraordinary female, who is covered with the wounds she received iu ti thing for the throne and the altar. of CateassOnne, has Arrived At Paris. ! It is said he' anficliii!C . e . s, that other Bishops %eh iia'e hitheito frenfaitred iti London are preparing Asii tci reiniii to the eon 7 '4:tent. These pi•elmter have givi-n in their de missions, which have Since been tratismittell •to rtvnie. liis Ma j esty has just issued an Ordinance cow.: cerning the iliitrilmt inn fir eleven millions, assignett for the relict of those parts or the kolgqiNti•liosi' ,ravage:l by the war. This distrihntecl by departments and arrondisseinws, copformably to the. State order, by . the Conimissioorrs.. The Abbe Flettriel will sef out immediately for Route, with the answer to the dis Patches brought with' hint. ,• The recruiting of the Colonial Battalions is sus- Retitled, as well as that of the Legions of the' Royal Guards. One of the Hatriburgh papers announces, that one of the first objects of the deliberations" of the Dier will be .the organization of the army of the• Gerilialne Confederation, and that the Princes Seltwartzenberg and 'Blucher will yrohably , be AttunedField-Marshals of Germany. They write from Rio Janeiro; that there is at present a great quantity of French merchandise i n t h at comit iy.- Thlt drin little Wine `.there, but they like it ver beady; antl the l~ttrtletiurc wines, mited with tlcator Rousillon, have the chief sale. The English, ..wfid; for thiie eight fears; have engrossed almost the Wlnde trtlde of the Brazils, at first sustained considerable l os s e s', A-okb made them prudent. Their cargoes con sist of •wOollens, cottons, afid linens of inferior., quality ; they import also Crockery, - fttruittire, and some eatables; such as butter, cheese, and Int.MS : The article of fashions was elosing concern during' the mourning tot thegtteen. Tae Americans nuts appear to get a great, share in the trade, tts the de. trident of the English, and import there arnis and' ammunition of ail There is a talk of esta blishing toleration of alkeligiOnt at the Brazils, and favotiring emigrations •- from foreign parts. The French colony of Rio Janeied consists of 4100 per.: sons, artists dr artisans. They have obtained.: frout the Government , three houses with form• tore, and some negroes as domestics ; they re ceive daily rations of fish, flesh, fruits; anti Ma-; deitu or Yort wine. Every planter receives trUni the State a I.trge. pOrthin of ground ; but this b erality is of little Value, front its being Ilia:alt, to clear in con.eqtteice of the want of instruments. . _ LEGHORN, SktiT. B.—Extracts of etters written." by . .()llicers of the Eurgtisk squadron to individuals, "of this town contai:\ the following information The Admiral's ship WAS close to the batteries : thii - ship 'fired 3600 dilehargei a.t eantion . . e` Sixty thousand Arabs irnd eighteen thousand Janissaries were under the °Heft of the De;. " The town of Algiers - on the west side is en• tirely destroyed. The Christian shivei sent cut -board the English Squadron ainotint i 056. • " 4 The Dey had to pay 3000 dollars to the gng..; lisp Consul; for effects by the 'rinks fiodt the Consul's • , trti,i,Scl , r. I.—flift ,\l;l; . est., nbt let per.: fectly- fetovvrrti htth.,l)+,,ll;',)ii. lie iti iliiiieritiklitS * !our orittyr. clans, but lie ilttet.l to 4fis;ifes . s. Ftjrx Nlinfstepinre gone this toorisitie to Scs.iviitirtinti: Scrr, fd --The inkt:, .it iceut nrr sited bite to•day: lily ltottal High twist: iLic,ci ~,01 !;ow Uticte, thy t;r:iito Doke or Airck. let, burg, indicts out t h'e d After tor .I.).traisc,iitt; ito t6 4 B•Jittpirtt. iltri r r Ott!re b Ytqll6c.: too third Capi Ot Atisi raw trorto t'intcritroetOc rttO.sali FU NOS: 3 Ter CenlA - • .. DAnif A1314•1i% ' • „ oht4i44to.lLErr r A v§k t • " Wi . • , *4fet • - y 11 `} ~'r '; S