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IN referelice us the 19Th Clause of the Deed o f Agreement between the United Company of Mei chitnts of En gland, tiading to the East Indies of out pit, and t he Creditors of the, latt. Nabobs of the Carnatic, of the other . the Commissioners appointed under I hat Agreement give that'a Sehoiltile of satire Claims for SalAt y and Allow • InceSitt eentihuatii;ti-of the Schedule, date!) 12th January, 41 91 hai been _published wider date 224 Noveniber, 1819. 444 has been affixed in that, part of- the East India House ." I Fre'thc former Schedules base been placed, and where s arc commonly 'put up, in order that all such Persons is Will hare any Interest- to oppose or impeach the same, *l4 Y' have sufficient opportunity solo do. , Gant.GF. P.ARKHOUSE,Sec. ALL THE : Tiefurrs !'qbw• ON SALE ARE SURE TO B'E DRAWN r_ ;‘OE —f fIUti,SDAY, 91'1T DECEMBER, Arid they rii 3 }- ob t ain • ALL the SIX of 90,0001. 4 41 MO of qt.,.,0001., will fait to the TWO FIRST PRIZES inaliin g 40,0001. in the First Five Minutes. Is icLETs and SHARF,S, warranted Undrawn, are sellin g by - • T. 141511 stock- tiro 4 -"' and CHARING-CROSS, LONDON, • ;toil by leis.lgents In the Country. BISH b:t• Nlready.S6ll Fire 'Capitals in the Present '''iterr iiis•-gent Pt Lieeriweil solit part of One of the PrlzeS drawn the irst Ddr, awl his Azent at Ellin 4rqh sold part of 1.1 u; other, Prize of 20,000 i. the same Day. - By AV. MOUNTAIN and Co. INN, SNOW-HILL. LONDON. folimvin , POST-COACHES, MAlL coAcnts,'&e. set out &unit Ile above Inn Chatham, Rochester, and Gravesend New 1 -,ll , s t i' Vo M ac t lt TN , ° -eve ' ry Afternoon at. Half-past Four. Fare, in t. - . 14 . , e ! lOs. oinsiik'es. Ptnryn, Truro, Bodniin,!mart!, Ply '. Z!!" 1 Is floc*, Plymouth, 'lothess, Newton Bushell, Exeter, 'tomtit' Dorchester, Dartmoni and Salisbury, new Post every toornirg at Seven t ough Lloniton, Axmin,ter, 1 11 1 "Purt, blandford, Basingstoke, and I3agshot, arrives at Ya , outh the next evening at half-past Eight. -t dl. l T-HANIPION, Lymington, Winchestrr, Andover, and '"'-iurstielie New moor Inside Coach at half-past Seven o'clock g arrives at tbcDolphin Inn, Sonthamptoit, by IF•p,►st bier ' o'clock.—Tllis is a most delightful Con rinse •7, Plance ct th NI. I e••lslese, olW •Cherburaight's Havre de Gtace, Jersey, '4:h Sec. • 3 , ,2 1 Atn and BIIP4TOL Flying Post-Coaches, throng') Chip ,7lllhatti, aad- Maribioroughevery Afternoon ; - arrive alt'. May's, the Greyhound Inn, Bath, and the London .`"vertr, Tionnas , •strcet, an'd the Swann, Bristor, - next Morn- P%LouCl4---th oaches lo Wells, Bridgewater, Taunton, Exeter, and • N,l l se MOHO?, a New LWERPOOL Light Crotch, only one . on Coe Road, c..rrying Four Insides and Four Out. out every Dav, throUgh Most - able, Woburn, iv, Northampton, Welford,. hetterwort Hitiekley, 11; 11 (1'stun e , Lichfield, Stone, Hugely, Newcastle, Knuisford, 4 liagton and Preston. .. . . „ • S UILEWSBURY, Wellington, and ..shilrnal, Post-Coach, • 1 "),/ Z:vening ivarticd. • N vkYmouTH,i)orchrster, BiaoBford,Salistorry,-Andorer, V I Basingstoke, new Post Coach,- evevv Afternoon. 'l'hr l i el'lno n th P ac k ets to Guernsey,' Jersey, Cherburg, St. Ma- . EDS new light Coach, called The. Rockingham, sets nut itt Eight o'clock'; carries Four Insides only, gues remarkably. ea 4, witattt GU4rd throughout, Passes 11 . 4,"gh Stamford, ; Newark,.lietfold, Doncaster, and Ferry,. Naii,',Fe;.to the Golden Lion, Leeds, next morning. Not klt'ustariding thntincenimon Expedition ofthis 'Coach, it is 9w,ed to he !he most moccable and complete Pal - ilk Con 1411Ce on the North Road, being unequalled by any other. LANGow, Longtio4n, Gretna-green, Annan, .Drimfries, Thoridnil, Sanqubar-Kiln, Canumeli, Kingswell, 'l ' 44 41 1 Parts of Scotland, a Post Coach (daily). Scarborough,. Whitby, Shields, Sunderlan3, New 7 •4 4 .5 1 . and Edinhurgh, New Four Inside Coach, with a Guard ~,rqug,hout; Rots trot every Morning by way cif Newark, Itet ?:,',l,.Tioleaster, Dariington, Nortliallerton, Durham, Mtn - 4 , 11 " , , and Berwick. Passengers finding themselves - fatigued t r „ t h-e journey, may rest what time they please, and then " c " , l on wiii - mot ails' additional Fare. %1 1 , • LBOROUGIT and Swindon, new lour-inside Coach, b e : 4- ZkAlithoorn, Reading, Lambourn, Lngton, fli,;q, Wootton Bioseit, Ratushury, Hungerford, and New- Y; every Morning. , - - -4)G.ENorcra &Walsal Post Coach, every evening. I'CISFON, Spalding, Pee' borough, Stilton, and Huntitts;- tifi,l4") /loal Mail Coach, every Evening to Spilsby,. L out h , ,Y, and Hull. , Pettritlt, and Whitehaven, Four Inoie Post .A. and Guatd all the way, paSses Brough, V ltte bY, Greta-bridge, Richmond, Catt ' Borough bridge, lt„:therhy, Aberiord,Doncaster, an.; Grantham. Sets out I,4ti? •Alorning, and performs the journey with great Ik( t4s 4 Y. , Passengers detainr.d on the Road t)y business or kttr,,,, have tue pec.ar advantage of their Seats being se ' lit th e next Coach. IS,V,N r , .flikt Lancaster, Preston, Kirby-Lrmsdale, Bolton, ty L ev; , 94n. Uln3 and Garstang Post Coaches, every After •-tIitit4IVERPOOL, Warrington, liriitsford, Stone, Stafford, to t4 4itelitichg, Post Coach, The Defiance, every Evening e Saran's Head lon, Dale,strect, Liverpoul.—Guard hroughceout' IV -- ` a R.EFIELD Post-Couh, every Morning. 14 o"' NeWpott i Whitehureb, Tarporlev, Nantwich, "wich, and Middlewich Post-Coach, every Evening. 1, 1 0 4111\ - O ERLAND, Stockton, and Yam Coach, every • rtli ng, to the George Inn, Sonderland. TAN ka t i ‘ „ - - CUESTER, Winslow, Congleton, Newcastle, Walsal, i'9 l •Verham t Pst C 1.C. 1 1 every Afternoon. Guarded p on, - '44 6 E F'FIELD and Rotherham Post-Coach, called the Rock `!444, ever y g •• M • • ' outin. RA 11 /„IN L 'alt ,"GHAM Post Coach, Guarded, sets nit every "ratt, e ,. - " „-13 , 0 11, and reaches Birmingham n e xt day at N oo n.— t ike t! ,! DY Warwick, Leamington, and Daventry, to the Sa s Head, Bull-street, Birmingham. 2 ‘. ,,0a.ei, -s •k -ortlicave, Bowden, Thorn, and Doncaster, Post • "ati i ,'„"ery Morning at half-past Six, to th e Cr os s Key s , . 1 ,130 v ylace, Hull. Deal, Ms r,gate, Sandwich, Ramsgate, Cant erhurv, "10r, 1 7 "4 0 h, Chathaes, Rochester, and Stroud, Post-Coaches, 111;„4 . 2 Noon and Night. '"FORD W. •• r dn., and Ch-eshunt Coach,, ,ry A t _ , eS •'\'•IIANI and Edmonton Coactres (daily), at Eleven, als IV "" a-,,, Five, and Fight tallcchs 4 , • • ,T IN and C.;. respectfully acquaint their I ,4 ''U anti the that they will not be aceoutitable tor 1. 41 1/ tirCl:lPi e s. assenger's Luggage, Writings. Piate, for , II P Pounds ttb,.l:t•red as such and Um Insurance paid fot accordingly, 415 'faai's Hea d Snow Louttatt. . THURSDAY. DECEMBER 2, 18i9. -VIC TVA I; LI NC, OF I , 16E, Nov. •I R 19. E commisslo NE US for lIICTU,4 LL IN G i . L His MAJESTY'S NAVY. do hereby give Notice, that on 7'uesday, the 14th of Deccinher next, they will be ready to receive 7'enders in writing (sealed up), and treat with such pe7sons as will undertake to supply whatever FRESH BEEF May be requited for the use of his Majesty's 'Ships 'and Vessels at Plymouth, Torhay, Dartmouth-, Falmouth, Yarmouth, Lynn, iud Wells, in the County of Norfolk, Margate-, 'the Downs, Dover Roads, and • New Romney, (on separate Contracts) - . for- Twelve Month's. from the of January to the 31st of Def.:er, iSio, .to be paid for by Bills, payable without kiterest, sixty days after date. ~ . The Conditions of the Contract may be seen at the Secre. tary's Of/ice, at this Ojicc; or by applying- to Mr. 7'nomas: Miller, 4gent for the Viat-ualling at Plymouth; to the Col lectors of Ids Majesty's Customs at Dartmouth, Falmouth, and Yarmouth, respectively, and to Mr. Thom* Russell, dip:W . l'w the Victualling at Dover. No regard will be Audio any Tender in which the Price shall nut be-insertrd in 'frords at. length, or that shall not be delivered to the Board 4efin:e One o'Clock on the said Tuesday, the 14th of December next; nor unless the Person who Wakes the Tender, dr sone Person un his behal I, at tends, to answer when called for. Each Tender must also be accompanicd by a Letter iigned by two responsible Persons, engaging to become.bound with the Party tendering, in the Penal um of 20U0l. for the due krformance of the Contract at Plymouth, and of 8001. for each of the other Contracts. PUBLICATIONS. This Day was published, In Two Volume:, OctaVo, price 11. 4s. in hoards, the Second Edition, with very considerable additions, of 1111 PRACTICE of the HIGUI COURT of CHANCERY; to which is added, a Collection of the Forms of Proceedings in that Omit. By JOHN NEWLAND, Of the Inner Temple, Ely. Barrister at Law. London: Printed for Jocepli Butterworth and Son, 43, Flect-street; and J ,Cooke, Ormond Quay, Dublin. This Day was published, In Octavo, price lis. in hoards, 4 PRACTICAL TREATISE. on the SET TLING of EVIDENCE forTBIALS at NISI PRIUS ; and on the Preparing- and Arranging the necessary Proofs. 13y ISAAC ESPIfkA.SSE, Of Gray's Inn E. Birr;ster at Law. Lon4lnn: Printed for Joseph sq Butterworth and Son, 43, Fleet-street; and J. Coolie, Ormond Quay, Dublin. Of whom may he had, In Seo; price 105. 6d. in hoards, . An ESSAY upon MARINE EVIDENCE in the COURTS of LAW and EQUITY, in which is 'considered the cum pelcnev of a Marine Witness, with Questions necessary to he asked—llunning foul—Adrift—ry'reck—Aeround—lnju ries happuting to Vcssels.whtn unavoidable, or arising from ntirlect ur ignorance— , Le , ' ' al title to British Ships—Proof and Construction Of a Ship's Policy---Glossary of Stia Terms,. &e. by a Gentleman at the Bar, who has been regularly brought up to the Naval Service. This Day was published, Price 3s. boards, Embellished with a Plate, showing the Path of the Moon's UM bra over a Part of Europe svheie the Eclipse is annular, M R. FREN D'S EVENING ANI USENIENTS fot the Yea' 18.20. In this'Voiumc particular attention is paid to Thit Atimtlar Ec!tpse of the Sun, which will take place in September uekt. It centains directions which will enable general observers to make such remarks as may hr advantageous to tire tanse •of Science; *lid also an easy Method of correcting the nomerdus errors in the Nautical Almanac+ that have ahead) , appeared, and which may hereafter appear, in that ver.y Valuable Work, of importance to Commanders of Ships and to Astronomers. Printed for J. 11:twman, 8,9, Ludgate-street, London, Of whom may be hail, The Evening Atnitsemauts, frutu the Year 1804. PARIS PAYERS. Parus, Nov. 2 . 8 king not go out yesferddy, on . account of the ithfavourable wea ther. The Meinhets nE thee - ChanMir of Derintiei as. seinhled yest , erday under the 'presidencY of •M. Angle-s;. 601' Doyen d'Age, to choose by . lot a 11epaiatiOtrto,receive the King on the (lay Of Royal, Sitting. A meeting of libereaux was bell the 25th ins't„ at which it was tlecidcd, that there sl►all be a grand- civic: dinner at 10 francs per head, nn .the . 7th of December, at which front 1,000 to 1.200 Electors are to be present.—(Journal de Paris.) The Coutit Gamier had yoterday a prillte . au- Aience of the King. M. Gregoire hes, it is said, positively declared to his friend' that he will nut kitten:l the Royal Sitting.—(Gaze(te de France.) The Maiquers- de Latour Manbourg, the new Minister of the War Department, is expected to arrive at Patis this da. A placard, in manuscript, was posted on Thurs,- day on the gate of La Sorbonne, forming part of the School vi Law, calling upon the Students to assemble to petition the Chamber of Deputies to preserve inviolate the Constitution. FIVE' PER CENTS. Saturday 131tIRRABD STOCK. Of the 93d March, 1817, 91 1. 55c. 94ct Sept. 1817, B9l-55 c. 33.1 March, 1818, B7 f. 55c. 98d Sept.. 1818, 42d Nlarch,l 819, B3 1. 55c. 92d Sept. 1819, Bl f. 50c. "MayEtice, Nov. 18.—It is understood to be the intention of the Commission here, to com mence its operations by a detailtd examination of the papers respecting Sand, comparing the docu ments with the discovet ies which have been made to Berlin, \Visbaden, and Darmstadt. " Tatssre, Nov. 13.—1 t is said that the in surrection nt Santa Manra .has not been quelled, and that the other lonian Wands are in a violent state of fermentation." PARLIAMEN'FAR 'V PAPERS. sEprnous EE LING BILL. ABSTRACT or A BILL rott TIIR MORE EFFSCTUALLY PRLVENTING 6RDITIoUS bIEETINGS AND MSEM- BLIGS. Whereas in dive's parts of this kingdom, As semblies of large numbers of persons, collected from various parishes and districts, under 'he pre text of deliberating upon public grievances, and of agreeing on petitions, complaints, remons trances, declarations, resolutions or addresses, upon the subject thereof, have of late been held, in disturbance of the public peace, to the. great ter ror and danger of Isis Majesty's loyal and peace• able subjects, and in a manner manifestly tend ing to produce confusion and calamities in the. notion No Meeting of more than persons (except County Meetings, &c.) to be holden, unless in separate parishes or townships, and with notice to a Justice of the Peace by . • hoirseholders.— Justices may alter time ands places of Meeting.— No adjournments of Meeti ngs, nor alteration of place of meeting, to he. allowed.—NO persons to attend Meetings unless Freeholders of the County, or Members of the Corporation, or inhabitants of the city or parish, &c. for which the Meeting shall be' held.---Persons attending Meetings con trary to the provisions of this • Act, to be liable to fine and nprisonment.—Not to af fect meeting of persons in trade, &e. upon any matters relating to the trade.---Justices to be allowed to resort to Assemblies.—lf notice shall purport, that any thing by law established may be n!tered, except by authority of King, Lords, and Con/01011S, &e. the Meving shall be deethed art unlawful assembly.—Persons attending Meet ings contrary to this Act, to be required by. pto clamatioo to depart.—Ponisliment of persons as sembled contrary to this Act, not dispersing after being required so to do by proclamation. If such persons, to the number of or more, shall con tinue assembled by the space of , they shall he judged guilty of .—Porm of proclamation. ---Jostites at Meetings on notice may order per sonspropounding or maintaining propositions for altering any thinif by law established, except by authority of the King, Lords, and Commons, &c. to be taken into custody ;, and in case of resist- . tome, may cause proclamation to be made as aforesaid, and it or More shall continue toge ther an hour thereafter, they shall suffer death.— Persons obstructing Justices, &c. and not dispers ing after proclarnat ion, if convicted, to be adjudged guilty of .—Justices, &c. to he indemnified in case of or mainting.—Persons not to at tend Meetings with arms, weapons, &c. and that every - pi:thou so offending shall be , pro vided that this does not extend t(iJovices, Peace Officers, or to any other persons acting in their names, who shall proceed to, or be present at such Mccliugs_—Persons not to attend Meetings, f ' ErRiCE SEYEINCE. with ii banners, and other ensigns or emblt under' he penal( y of sherii s Deptite in Scotland to nave the sante poAsers as Magis trates in England -.:-.Justices at Sessions may sub divide large parishes and townships for all the pit'rposes of this Act.—MeeriugS in.sr be held un der this Act in certain parishes in W , -, , lntusler, within mileof Westminster Hatt G err, not witUstanding Act of 57 Geo. 3, c. —Notices tint to 'be c o nt rar y t o kw.r-Ptrsons indicted not allowed tit traverse the 'sante to a sidise /pent Assiies Or. - Sessions.—Offenders • may , be indicted, if not prosectued under this' Act, — Places for lectures or debates, unless previously ' licensed, deented to be - disorderly places, anet . punishing persons paying or receiving money.— Venally on 'persons by whom such places shall. be opened 1001.3 attd persons paying for admis- Simi to torten the gum of .—Pensectiting masters of Such places, who are to be ponistitd iu the like matitter..-141,agistrates may demand ad 'mission to unlicensed places.—Two Justices may license places for lectures, &c.—Sustices tu,ly in spect licensed places.—Lectures at the Universi-. tied, Inns of Court, Gresham College, East India Colleges, and Seminaries and Cotporate Societies, excepted.—Forfeitures of license in case of se ditious or immoral lectures —Limitation of fiC• tions to within calendar months; and the aktion or suit to be kid in the county where the offence was committed.—Prosecutions to be com menced within months after offences.—Act may be repealed or altered this Session. JUNIPER ESSENCE OF' PEPPEP MINT, BY HEATH. rirElls ESSENCE is a Safe, rffectnal, and plea •sant Remedy in Hatt:kitties, Gouty, and Cholierrains in the Stomach and Bowel;, Itidig - cstion, Hysterics, Nausea attendant on .Pregnancy, Relaxation and Lassitude arising, from Atmospheric neat, ‘Vapit -of Appetite, Injuries from Inclement AVeather, and in the Spasmodic Affection of the Stomach and Bowels, so ,cominou to Infants—adapting the dose to the urgency of the case. As a Family Medicine, or fur the Army or Navy, .it will be found a valuable acqui sition. ESSENCE of PEPPERMINT is semen - known as a valuable . 'Family Wdicirce, that the principal object of this Advertise ment is t( guard Pui chasers against' the numerous Counter feits which aye prepared by Druggists. &c. , The only Cau tion .1. P. Heath can give, is to see that .1. P. HEATH, Not tingham, is etyg-i-ved o❑ the Government Stamp. Price 2s. 9d. and Is. lid: by E. Edwards (Agent to Huth), 66, St. Paul's Church-yard; and J. Smyth, Boad street, London. BY TILE KING'S ROYAL PATENT. GODBOLD'S VEGETABLE BALSAM, FOR GOUGHS COLDS, ASTII M & CONSUMP ;lONS. E above Medicine has been the astonish • meat: of all ages, fOr its eflieacy in those cures per formed, unequalled in the nysical world—after the first medical abilities had abandoned the Patient 553 past all hopes of, rteorery.. . The long list of the First NObility that patronised the vEGETARLE BALSAM, mach as nu other Medicine has ever heels honoured with, are strong proofs of its superior Efficacy, which has facets proved at a consultation of emi nent Physicians, .to be a sure Remedy, taken in an early stage of the Complaint. Messrs. GODBOLD have, at the request of noisy En4lish Families in France, established an agent 'at Duptiot, near the Thuilleries - , Paris, for the Sale of the Vegetable Balsam, where it may be had in its genuine state. - This Nledieine is strongly recommended by the Nobility to be kept in all families, and used by every individual at this Season of year, as it was never known to fail, if taken on the first stage of the ‘omplaint—and even in the last stage a trial ought to be made, which has often succeeded beyond all expectation. To he had at the Proprietors, No. 3, Bloom:, bury Square, Wholesale and Retail—where attendance is given every Day, and all Orders sent to any part of the Country carefully packed. Sold by all respectable Venders in Town andCuuntry. SEARCH OF ARMS' BILL. The preamble of this Bill states, that arms and weapons, of various sorts have .been collected, and are kept in various parts of the kingdom for purposes dangerous to the putilic ; and that it is expedient that Justices of the Peace should be authorized and empowered to seize and detain such arms ; it is therefore enacted, that upon the information, on oath, of one or more credible witnesses, Justices may issue Warrants to search for and seize arms thus sworn to be kept for such dangerous purposes ; and, in case admission is refused, power is given to the constable to enter by forte, by day or by night, into every such house, or place whatsoever, and tit detain, or cause to he detained, in safe custody, in such place as the said Justice of the Peace shall appoint and direct, the arms or weapons so tuunci•anti seized as aforesaid, unless the owner thereof shall prove, to the satisfaction of such Justice, that such arms or weapons were not kept for any purpose dan gerous to the public peace.• The next drum gives the power of apperti to the Quarter Sessions, for the restitution of such arms. The 3il clause authorizes the arrest, the deten tion, and holding to hail, of .all persons tound carrying arms under suspicious circumstances. The fourth chose gives a concurrent jurisdic:ion, to all the Justices of the counties affected by the hill. The Sheriff Deptite of Scotland is, in the next clause, invested with similar powers. Actions against Jus'ictvt, Cuostables, .&c., for acts done it; pursuance of this statute, must 'be brought Within three months ; the .venue nmst . be local, and in case of verdict for - defeodant, or judgment on demurrer, plaintiff must pay double costs. A- similar limitation holds with regard to Scot land, with the difference merely of allow;mg t re bl e costs against the pursuer, in case of the failure of Ilia suit. The Act eitends to the counties of Lancastir, Chester, the %Vest Riding of Yorkshire, Stafford, Derby, Leicester, Nottingham, Cumberland, Northumberland, Durham, Renfrew, and Ls nark, and such other connties.a - s,.npon represen tailan made by Justices, at Quarter or 'General Sessions, or by any General Meeting of the Lieu tenancy, shalt, by Royal Proarmation, be de-. dared to be disturbed. Tne , operation of the Act may be restricted or extended by the King in Council. A blank is left for the.dorAtion of the Act. OLD' BAILEY, DDC..l.—The above Sessions coutinenced this morning before the Right HOu, the • Luc. d Mayor, the Hun. Mr. Justice IhvLav, Sir W. GABROW, the Racoitora, Bte. The 'con test for seniority between the Sheriffs appeArs. to have ceased. Mr. Sheriff ROT WELL preceded Mr. Justice BAYLEY on the right side of the Court. Mr. Shelia' PARE:lNSushered Mr. Baron GARROW in at the lett door, and quietly took his own seat in the junior box. No trial of any in terest took place. Friday, at three.o'clock in the morning, the in habitants of Bodmin were rotistd from their sleep by the alarm of the fire-bell and the bugles of the !Staff of the Cornwall Militia, announcing a con flAgration at Glynn, the IP:anti:Hl mansion ut E.J. Esq. A similar alarm was spread at Lostwithiel, and assistance claimed from both places. Many of the inhabitants of each torn, headed by the Mayor of the former, and Messrs. FOSTRR and TnomPsoN from the latter. repaired to the spot with their engines. The flames by this dine raged with such violence, that in spite of the most active and laborious exertions, the whole of the building, except the servants' wior, was consumed, wills the valuable furniture and elegant library. Mr. GLY sri and his amiable daughter barely escaped with their lives, not hav ing sufficient time even to put on their clothes. No account whatever can he given respecting the origin of the fire, the whole family being asleep to hen it commenced, k m~. _ L'ir ~t' :. • ~~Ifi~ : efo rc Dn st o jeig 1041