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J \t j ~ ,t ;~ gh , d .s.t , \V„...11P 1 1,- / j•:*4-C) l; • - • e . . . ,• .144 A, 1 . 1 r 4 'l3Jla AjZ, 4 .to to r - gr t T NUMBER 3289•) ACADEMICAL SOCIETY. THE ANNIVERSARY DINNER of the ACA DEMICAL SOCIETY will be on Friday, April the 29th; at Five o'Clock precisely, at the Thatched Louse Tavern, in St. jarnes's-strect. . S. . john St o dd art, LL.D TEWARDS . Henry Storks, Esq. Charles Combe;Scarlett, B.A. Tickets, res. 6d. each, to be had at the Bar of the Tavern. FOR THE DISCHARGE SOCIETY AND RELIEF OF prit- , SONS IMPRISONED FOR SMALL DEBTS. ' Craven-street,'Strand, April. 2, Iflo3. 4-1 N ANNUAL GENERAL COURT of this SOCIETY will be held on WEDNESbAY NEXT the 6th Ipstant, at Twelve o'Clock, to Audit' the Receipts arid Dib'oursentente to the 31st ult: , andother Special AfEots: R. GRASSWELL, Sec. IWYAL JENNERIAN SOCIETY . fot the EXTERMI NATION of the SMALLPDX, /it MEDItAL COUNCIL •of• this Society hereby iniate Candidates .for 'the office of Inoculator and Medical Secretary, to reside at the Central House of the Institution, , • The ditties of the Medical oerttleintan eleited tothis Lion wilt be, to conduct Mincer!vion at the.Central„House ; to furnish Applicants with Vaccine Matter, •and With every .necessary instrudion and advice ;• to - register all the MC:cheat Proceedings ; and to condua (under th e controul of the Me dial Council) all the Correspondence and every other medi cal buSiness, public or private, which the Society may re- Gentlemen desirous of becoming.t2andidates for this office, ate 'Attired to send their Nimes and Certificates,' both of re . 7nlat Medical Education, and of skill.in Vaccine Inoeula tloll, on or 'Defore the zoth instant t _to the house of the So ' clet . y, addressed to the Examining . Committee. :timber particulars may be learned by enquiring at the Central House, No. 14, Salisbury-square, Fleet-street, be tween the Hours of Ten and Eleven after Thursday next. JOSEPH FOX, Secretary. P AVING-OFFICE, DUBLIN, -March . 7, 1803. • . PROPOSALS' TOR LIGHTING THE STREETS. • P lrllE DIRECTORS an d COMMISSIONERS A. will receive Proposals . for Lighting the Public Lamps and Globes in the City, and thr keeping the same; and the Furniture thereof, in good order, front the .Ist of September next, for 4ne, two, or three Years, as shall be agreed upon. The Globeslo have a double Burner. And they arc willing, if desired, to enter into one ortn?re separate Contrad or Con tr:,Cts for the same. `Proposals to he sent to this Orrice on ot: before the Ist of .May next, sealed up, and directed to the' Secretary of the lloard, and indorsed " Proposals for Lighting," which will be Opened in the presence of t;tl.: Proposer, or his Sterireseiitative, at One n'C lock on the said Day, atter which Day no Pr0p0... , sal will in received. Signed, by O rder, W. ROM ANTS, Secretary. • . . S'i'. B,RI DE's PARISI-i; Fleet.-Streer, Lorarl. 4: WUA N I'F.O,- R.ON Ott 'WC.SRK•- . ' V HOSE for the abo 1 4 .1 t ve P a rish, in tilt sroad ot: the vtt , : %latrait, 4pcc.. , 4s.:,l,cititer At a.fixeci Annual. Salary, of a - Salary =fillet' Ciintap,o . iipc->n the Earnings of the Poo!. Such Persons qualitiel for r heempplpyment (not having any incitiribrance) are re4uested'ir, se!ld their terms and qualifica— i'ticrits.in *ritttig, dertified,qy three or more respcifahle inha - bloats of the Parish or place in which they are resident, ad t Mr. Bradley, no.; 5, Aliddle.hrew-strect, Gough'. ..sqtiare, str , :et, Vestry Cleric of the said Parish, on hi 'tore Twel ve'of the Clecirat noon, of Monday, the.. t th 'of atter - wluclslttzte= midi' as riWtottn'cr. bleb t, Avila be intorated Of the Day of k. laaiort. tiurther parttolars may be known by applying to , the said • Mr. Bradley. 11.% Security will be required.' . ; _ - i DOMtSTIC an d FOREIGN Triltrom.• . A CLERCYMAN'of the Established Church, a Giaduate conversankin the French, Italian, Spanish, German and Portuguese Unguages, who has been in a Di. plomatic capacity with 6ne of His Majesty's Foreign Minis tern,, would undert a k e t h e D omest i c or Foreign Tuition of one (lc two young Gentlemen.—Suitable referecces will be 'Oven. • , Letters (post paid) ' a dd ress ed ' to Nt r . _Payne Bookseller, M , .King's M ews ; or to r, ,Mawman, Bookseller, Poultry, , ...._ London, for Y. Z. duly answered. .... P . IN THE EVENT , OF ANOTHER WAR . 4fl ' OHN BURGESS and SON take this . early opportimity of.soliciting.the favours of their Friends; th e t tiers of His Nrlaj.esty!s Royal Navy and Army, whom they the honmir•of fitting mit during the late War. Stores sul:plied by them, as before, fit for Channel Ser vice, or any Climate, packed upon the shortest notice. Such Gentlemen as may please to honour them with their Commissions, may rely upon they ,apention, both to the quality anti packlng'of every article. Warehouse, No. 107, corner of the Savoy Steps, Strand, '*Londi)n. - , -, , • - . . , . . ' P,Ak MASAN CHEESE. UST IMPOR`I ED, a large Quantity of 'extraot.' . • dinary tine Parasan Cheese, which, to the CuriOns in j i m z s Articl e; will .ke fonnrl . well worth their attention ; 'also 3oine; Isleofchatel..,knit Chanziger Cheese:. I,:levr.Liorpona,.An chovies for Sandwiches, White French Vinegar, F renc h Ca foot Capers, and New Trenult Olives,.- • Ti, he , had,at John z _prgess and Son' s. Warehouse, No. 107, corner.of th e S av oy 3 tipS, Strand, , Lkindon. ". • li:. -........:_. • • Pursuant to a I)ecrN.: of the High Co urt o f Chancery, _hear ing date tho'llth illy of November; ;got, made in a'Cause: ~ entitled MILLARD against I i ARD IN G ; UCH.'pe.iso-ig. -,:vh. . were ' ji,int Creditor 4 of CHARLES. HARRY HUNT', THOMAS.HUNT, j SEYH HARbING,.audSAMUEL'OLIVER HUNT, § tate of Strdtford-iipon- Avon, in the County of Warwick, - Hankers and ectpar*ts; at the time of the execution of in 1, dentures.ot. Lease and. Release, bearing date the 24th and 25'th ..,' Da/s'of April, '1793, are forthwith to code .in and 'prove their Debts,: before Peter' HOlfurd, Esq. one of the MaSters ' of the stid Court, at his Chatpbemin Seuthamplon-build n4t Claneerv-lane, Loncion,..Orin default thereof they will. ~. , b,e excluded ti ICJenHit tirthe 'salt Decre-. --.—..._, . 13 E LX TT,. by the . Worshipful • COMPANY of SkINNEAS, oh.a A- 'VALUABLE PIECE of GROUND on the (1,7 West -side . . of 'Snini 'Mary AYe, arid SourhAide''of extending In.:,teontlttext:Sain t t Mary Axe lcl fezt, and in front Pr. Carnomile,street Feed more or I) 4 ' ,P„. 411 °l f the Cround •Jcing tip watiU pef too Feet m depth. ;; c utars and Plair*of 'the Grottixt may be:Seen at the . , Otfic;.4t the Company's Hall,. on Doyvgate-hill. on7weetninitz,:e of the Company will. meet ati l ille. viaY the 2.701 of pill Irfse. pFec6e)Pat to treit ror'Letting the-said Growl& --All Persons at eil t `"n to In ikeProposml* are requpsted,4o leave the isatne 23d e Clerk's Offi ce , p, ou.o sealed up, r before SaturdayitY Da t . ) the y or A p TO r% "L ET,T, by : the IVorshiptol COM pANy ot SK INNERS, on ait PAIRING LItASE, for Nineteen Years -and hree Quarters i i om 'Aliehaelnio next, HOUSE, sittnite on the - EasLsitie- Grace '''. 46 Geer cb eArman uich , -stree.t, No. 87, now in the occupation of Mr. Gleass-s e% 'Particulars May b had a il t t P he Clerk's Office, at the Com pany% Hall,. on Dowpite:.bilt.' . . A Committee ot th e C om p an y w ill me et 2t their. Hall, .1n Weduesday the '.7th Day . of -April instant, , precisely at E! VC o'Clock, to treat for - Letting the'said Preutts-a. MONDAY, APRIL 4, 1803. To the WORTHY and INDEPENDENT FREEIViEN'of the CITY .ot COVEWI RY. CENTLLMEN, THE late Contest in which we have hen engaged, having terminated id a manner so unfavourable to our wishes, and all present hopes of success being put - an end to by the unconstitutional measures of our opponents, ' yield to the wishes of my Friends, in - withdrawing. myself from a scene where my prctsence could only be productive of riot and confusion, and Night possibly destroy the tranquil. lity of the City. of Coventry. tlii my . first :appearance as a Candidate for the Honour of , representing you m Parliament, I pledged myself that I would give to every Freeman an opportunity l'olling ;it was with this view,,and not for the purpose of harassing my opponent, that the Poll was protraaed, and - I trust you have all profited by-that opportunity ofexereising your Franchise. Whether the advantages gained-against us are of a ternporaryor permanent nature, is no now to be discussed ; that will be reservedfor the doerminatiorf of tchigher tribunal : be the result however what it may, it will-not I hope be denied, that every endeavour on my part has been used to ensure the success of the Loyal Cause in whichme are engaged. To those Gentlethen who have so nobly 'and generously stepped forward in my behalf, t beg ter °Wet my most sincere Thanks; and to assure them, that their exertions ltive in cited in.iny bean such sentimentkof gratitude as it will not --beht the powef of tin;.-e;oextinettlitt. With the most anxious desire to cultivate and preserve a- continuance of that confidence and support which has proved su flittering to. my fee Frigs, and the most fervent wishes for the prosperity of the Clry of Coventry, . I remain, Gentlemen, Your most obliged and very faithful humble Servant, GEORGE ~,FREDERICK STRATTON, Tew Park, March 31, 1803. . rA N the gist of :March a GENERAL COURT V of the SIERRA LEONE COMPANY was held at tilt New London Tavern, Cheapside. Mr. ItENRY, 'T'HORNTON, the Chairman, read In the. Proprietary. a Re port consiating - chiefly of a general Statement of the Com pany's Affairs whith !Ltd been laid before the House of Com monstnthelast Session of Paritarnent. The Court, which was 'very respedably attended, there being about 250 Members present, resolved unanimously, That the. Thanks of the Proprietary should be,given to the Directors, for the Report they had made, 2nd for.the Atten tion which they had continued to pay the Company's Af fairs. It was also resolved, with' only three dissenting voices, The the Proprietors, confiding in the zeal And prudence of the Directors, would leave to their matiagethent the mea— sures groper to be pursued at the present Crisis, for attaining the objets of the Institution. The former Direelors were unanimously re-eleded, viz. the Right Hon. Lord Teighmouth, Henry Thrirnton, Esq. P. William WilbertOree, Esq. M. P. Charles Grant, Esq., M. P. Thomas Babington, Esq. M. P. John King ston, Esq. M. P. Thomas Furlev 'Foster, jun. Esq. seph Ilardcastle, Esq. John Inglis, Esq. Edward Party, E.sq. Samuel Parker, Esq. Granville Sharp, Esq. and G eorge-Woltl; Esq. • , ROYAL V.XCLIANGE ASSURANCE-OFUCE, • • March, iSo3. , . DERSONS.*host Annual Premiuins tali due txl. the 2511 i inst. arc hereby informed, (hat Receipts are now ready to be tklivered 'at • the Company's Offices, over the Royal Exchange . and in Pall-Mall, as well as by .their re speelive Agents to the several Counties ; and the Parties as. sured are requested to apply.for the renewal of their Policies on or before- the L oh ,ot April, next, as 'the usual Fifteen Days allowed for Payment, beyond,the Date of each Policy will then expire. • • ~ SAMUEL PENNING, jtn. Sep. Attetukute is given., daily, at t Office r , f;:q the Assurau4;c: of Buildingb, Goods, Merl:t:iodize, and Ships, in l{art,our, in Dock, or while Building, fromiLoss. or Damage by Fire ; and also for the Assurance of, and graiuitig Annui ties on, Lives. N. li. Policies of Assurance for the Sum of 3001. or up, wards, are issued free of expence to the Assured. -• NEW MUSIC, ;"üblisbed by GOULDING, PS, and D'ALMAINE, ‘Music.sellets, No. 4s, Pall-41$11, TWELVE 'WALTZES fir the Piimo Forte, composed by akt Amateur, each. of which is humbly dcdicited to a Lady otfashion, price Is. 6d. I.Tioirc de Batavia, A Grand DiVeftiSelTlCllt, now per ginning at the King's Theatre,. conitiosed and arranged' for the Piiino,F,Drte, by J. jonve, price tp. "flirt Sonata s for - the . Piano li,orte, by L. Hobrecht, Op. ts, price fri t _ • A Sonata for. the Piano Forte, in which is introduced farouriteScota Air, and anew Pothnia, with an A ccom ni me or fora Flute, by V. Cianchettine, Op. , S,- price 4s. A Second Sett of favourite Airs, and.a March, arrangedtis Rondos for the Piano Forte, byy. Cianchertina, price ' A Sonata for the Piano Forte, with an Accompaniinnin for Violin, composed by j price as. 6d. • w The favourne - Overture for the Piano Fot.te to Harlequin's Habeas, composed by J, Moorehead, price as. The Overture to the Grand Ballet of Brazen Mask, by Davy and Mountain,_ price 25. Hark the distant Village Peal, a faveurite Trio io. the Opera of St. David's Day, arranged as a Duett for .two Per formers on the Piano Fort; composed by T. Attwood, price 6‘l. The popular Dance of the Chantruse, arranged as a ROW° for the Piano Forte, by J. S. Pick, price is. Ah gentle Zephyr, a. Song with .in Accompaniment for the Plana Forte, or Harp, composed by E: Randles, dries is. 64. The Hatint:i of Fairies, a riyourite Song for the Harp or • Piano I•orte„composed by T; Thompson, price is. 64. Zephyr whither are you straying, a Song for the Piano Forte, 6y T. Thompson, price is. An Epitaph set to 'Music, with an Accompanitnent•for the Piano Forte, by J. . Holder, price is. • The Lavender ass a Ballad for the Harp or Piano Foot ; 4ikewise'arlapted as a Welt tOr two Flutes, composed bp- Thy. Smith, price is. ADDRESS TO TILE KING, Sheffield,. March 30, t 203 .6 • ••AT a NUMeTOU3 MEETING of the INFIAk, TANTS of the Town and 'Neighbourhood of SHE E- F 1 ELI), convened by Public Advertisement; and held this Day at the Cutlers' Hall, to take into consideration the pro priety of addressing His Majesty on his happy and providen tial Escape from the late horrid Treasonable Conspiracies against his' Royal Person ; The Rev. I AM gs WILKINSON in the Chair; The following Resolutions were unanimously voted: I. That it is the opinion ot this Mueting, that a Loyal and Dutiful Address should be presented to His Majesty on his providential Escape, from the late Atrocious and Treasonable Conspiracies against his Rival Person. 11. That the Address now presented and read from the Chair, appears very suitable tin ,t.le said purpose, and . that therefore it be adopted by this. Meeting. • 111.. That the said Address be fairly transcribed, .and left at the Cutlers' Hall, to receive the Signatures of those who -may approve the same, every day from Nine o'clock in the Morning to Six at Night, until Saturday next. IV: Thai it beafterwards transmitted to William Tiber force, Esq.. and the Hon: Henry I:ascetics, in London, and chit they be respedfully requested to present the same -to His _Majesty at the first proper opportunity. •, V. mat thesc. R g:; esolutivrts,. to;I:er - M s.:: the Address, lit publishect in the Sheffield l'ejs, and by Hand Bills j and also. in two of the London Evening Papers. lANIES WI LICINsION, Chairman. T hat the Thanks lef this Meeting be most respectfully given to the Chairman. • . , The aforesaid .eldclreis was as follows : MOST GRACIOUS jOVLSEIGN, WE, Your Majesty's most dutiful and loyal Subjeas, the' Gentlemen, Clergy, Merchants, Manutturers, Tradesmen, and other Inhabitants, of the . Town and Neighbourljood ef Sheffield, in the eounty , of York, beg leave, with due hu mility, to approach your Royal Person, and to offer our, heartfelt. Congratulations On Your Majesty's late Providential Escape, from one of the most horrid and atrocious Conspira cies' that has eyerappeared on the records of. human deprt... vity. Had not the fait h 'en incontestably established by the ver ilia of an English jury, it would have been extremely diffi cult to have reconciled the mind to a belief that the perpe tration of so foul a deed—a crime whiclvappali us with hor ror and dismay —could ptissibly 'lave been in the contciripla tion of any human Being; much less in that of any of Your Majesty's SubjeCts.. At a time when objets of the greatest. National Import ance must necessarily occupy' Your. 'Royal Attention, it would ill become us to presume to add more than humbly to assure Your:Majesty, that we will earnestly °lig up our most fervent Prayers to the Almighty, that He may be graciously pleased to continue His superintending care, to protee:t and guard your :toyar t i crso".l from every possible injury ; and that Your Majesty's Reign 1113 y be protraded to a very remote pen iod of tune, and may, henceforth, prove as Uninterrupt plly happy to the Monarch, as it has been uniformly prop tious to the SubjeCts, of the British Empire. . . At a MEETING of the MASTER, WARDENS, SEARCHERS, and ASSISTANTS of the COMPANY and CORPORATION of cuTLEtts, within HAL - LA MSIIIR E, in the Cdunty of York; held at their Com mon Hall, in Shtllield, this 30th Day ut March, 1303 ; ' • Mr. JOSEPH' WITHERS, Master Cutler , in CI r • . .Res9ived Unanimously, 'rHAT the following ADDRESS be presented to • - Je HIS MA FESTY, on his *late hap and providential, Escape froM a Traiterous and most icked Conspiracy ot evilLminded Men. ..• . . . That the same be immediately transmitted by the Chair , man to William Wilberforce; Esq. and the Hon. Henry .basestlia.... e County M.e rrikes„,,,: t pd that they ne,,,mpst mt.., 4 pcltal y,, taltoetlto take.- the k it fiesf4fibitilifity'.4 ire"' 4. aerating it to- is Majesty... , -That the ProCeedings of this Meeting bepublisheal in the London Newspaper called' Tax SUN, and. in the Sheffield Iris. 'I OS E'P H WITHERS, Master Cutler, Chairman. Mr. Withers having left the Chair, it Was iiiianimouil re- Nilved, That the Thank's of this Meeting be given to him, forms able and impartial conduct therein. - Copy of the Address. TO THE KING'S MOST EXCELLENT.I%IA.JESTY. is'osr ea Acious soveattert, WE your Majesty'o most dutiful and loyal Subjeds, the Master, Wattlens, Searchers, and ASsistants of the Company and Corporation of Cutlers . within Hallahishire, in the County of York, in their Co m m o n flail a s s embl e d, humbly ,beg-leave to present to your Majesty our warmest Congratu. t att oos upon your Majesty' s late happy and prOvidentiali Escape krbm a Traiterous..ancl, most Wicked Conspiracy of • evil-minded Men. Whehweconaider the many Blessing's that we have long ex perienced under your Majesty's mild and paternal. care, and when we retied, upon the dreadful 'consequences which must have :happened,-had the designs pf those desperate men succeeded, we unable, find ourselves in terms sufficiently strong,, to convey to yoUr Majesty a due sense' of our utter detestation of their diabolical attempts; however, under these our ieficaiogs, we have to console ourselves in, believing, that the abhorred Conspiracy was not the conspiracy of vast numbers, but of a very few, and those, with a single excep. tion, oldie lowest orders or men. ' We most fervently thank Almighty God that their attempts have been frustrated. ~ As a Commercial Body, and in our Corporate Capacity, permit us to take this opportunity to return your ' Majesty our most sincere Thanks for the anxious Solicitude your Ma jesty has uniformly evinced, in promoting, encouraging, and proteding the IVlannfadures and. Trade of this'blessed Em. pire• . . l'hat your Majesty may ever experience -the Divine Protee tfoo,'against every attack of violence„ either of Domestic . 1 T or of a V °reign Enemy, and may always possess th e iefe e eli an on ' s of a loyal anti happy People, is our most earnest Prayer. Sealed by the Master, Wardetts,'Searchers,• and Assistants . . of the Company and Corporation of Cutlers, within Ital.. lamshire, in their Common Hall. in Sheffield, assembled this Soth Day of /Omen, iis3. , jOSE.I'II WITHERS, Master Cutler. MUSEUM TO; 3E SOLD, consisting of an -Extetsive Collf.aion of Quadrupeds and-13445, in an excellent state of ?relit-rs,:ation; and also of mitnY Hun dred Shells, Minerd 8 4 c. & c . p art i cu l ars may be knpwn, and a Catalogue procured, by applying to Mr. Way, Corner of ,Great Newport street, Leicester-square (if by Letter to be post paid). • . ANCI,EN"P STAINIP GLASS 'TO BE SOLD; by Private Contrad, for durclies, -IL Public Buildings, , and Cabinets, at No. 9S, Pal).Mall. The - Cellection is in rid Preservation, ' Attendance from Ten to Five &Clock. Good Allowance to those who buy to soil again. . DR. NORKIS's DROPS. TN exciting the Public attention to these Va l. luable Drops, an enuincratiott of particular Cases would be unnecessary ; successful experience Or more than half a century having sufficiently establishaf their reputation . in the. cure of every species at • Fever., especially :the Yellow or Putrid, for which they are eatinehtly clistihgaisned,,pe Pro priefin, frOm their increasing celebrity, not only :hmves the Highest gratification, but is erribled with collo:fence to re commend a trial of ,their virtues, the Asthina, inveterate \ COughs, Scurvy, all impuri I the t!lood, Colds, S i trifllitell andiltiviel Complaints,. yield to th:irbenignaet powerful in-, fluence, and as a salutary cordial in thosediscorritorts attend. ant on adVanced life a nothing can surpass their beneficialeacis. 'f he. •Family, Bottle, 223. ispnly to be hid- at the iloCtOr!s house,, Lower Brook-street, Grnsvener-square. where BoOks Cures arc delivered gratis, arid all Orders for Exportation is exeCtited: Sinaller bottles are sold whOlesale and retail by Messrs. feboult and Coi and retail by all Venders of Medi cines ; also Dr. Norris's Antibilious Pill, celebrated as a safe and ettediVe aperient, ,intly be had at all the abOve places, iti boats, at as. 64. FOR YOUTH OF BOTH SEXES. This Day was pqhlishert, in Two Volumes mit). illus. , - -tratedxvith - Cuts, price 6s. bound, THE PLEASING PRECEPTOR; or, 'Familia r Instruaions in Natural Hiitory and Physics, adapted to the Capacities of Youth, and calc . ulated equally to inroten and amu s e their Minds during the interials of more dry and severe Study. From the German of • • G: U. A. VILTH. Printed for B. Crosby and Co. Stationersi-Court, Pater noster-row. Where may be had; T.. Poems on Vari.ius Subjects, Tomkins, price 3s. i.' The Nivrative Companion, from Dr. Johnson, price zs. Chroliolosic4l Tablets, by Do f resnoy, board:, 3s, 4. Al iss Porter's Two Princes of Persia, i/mo-. price 2s. 6d, 5. lEss.tys 'on Rhetoric, abridged front flair's Lc lures, 12.m0. price 4s. en!. INTERESTING TO PARENTS. This Day wa . s 'published, in Ono Volume Oa .;70, Price 7s. in boards; A FAMILIAR VIEW of the DOMESTIC E DUCA - LION of LDR EN; during the early Pe riod ot . their lives, b:iug. a Compendium addressed to al 1 Mothers who are seriously con,:arned for the•i.vel tare ot` their 0 ,in regard to Pregnancy, Nursing, Food, Drink, mcluNte, Sleep, Dress, Exercise, Bathing, Manual Labour, Learning, Atlections of the Mind, A mosements, &e. Trans lateci.trom the German at C. A. ST R y To which arc prefixed, Three Introdiktory Leelutes on the same' S Utlitta, kly A. F. M. WI [.EACH, M.D. Printed for U. Crosby and Co. s . 4ittu . ners)-Court, noster—row. • . LiiittC•;7. Sixv)lC/2/ FAA' ?\ TL FiOUSE; . _ .lEirch 23 ; THEVOURr of DTR ECTO 4 . /* the uNitEri COM PANY of :11.ERC HA 4 V o f SNC;t,ARO trading to the East I,dies, do herehj , eve Pl,tice; Thwt . a -General Curet of the iaid c'ontkaty he held ftt tbiitt - floate, In Leadrnball-etreet, on Tuesd.iy, :be stb of .dpri; frond faci , en o'Clock in the Forenoon until Si bribe Evenihg, to Bahl on the following Questions agreeably to' the 20 of :he 39th Gen. if!. cap. .89.. --viz. ' " That this Court cCrinrrit the Urpnittious Resolutini " of the Cotirt ofTiire6tora of the sai instant, . whereby the " Conttnander and - Owners 'of the tlindostan, are fully " acquitted front all intratation of neglect, or iriiscanduct; " in resped to the. Loss of that • s` That thit Court confirm the kesolittion of the*.Pottrt " of DireclorS of the-16th instant, Whereby the Commander " and Owners of the Princess Amelia, are fully aequit '" tel from all imputation . of neglett or misconduel, in re- • " sped to the loss of that'Ship.". - • WILLIAM RAMA Y, EAST fla)141 HOUSE, - August ti t isoai TI -f 1? COURT ..42j . DIRECTORS of the • UNITED COMPANY ,of IffERCIIANTS qf EA'G. LAND:trading to tre Esti Indies, do hereo 1;1:Jr Notice, That is their iNteittioX N receive appli;aliottsi ON or b : fore tte 3ah Septerther, front the Illirchnnts Tonnage Jos the Export of Goods to India, for slid, Goods wbtcb are to he S&P ped in the canting Quarter ; .and on or before the 31st neremher, - 3ist Mari-b, and 3cals fuse, ;fin. .111$' ' Ciinds : the i'llerekants are desirous, of sbip leg in'earb Charter, jolloving such dates . ; an? that it to their intentiba alto to furnish Tonnag for a).:y . Quantity of`Madeira 11'ine Ivbich my he rtyuired by Petsowd tvilli>tgta Ship tke.tivie for India, up,..n sirrrilar 441/cation:. - Pa•ticulars of the Rates -of Freight, &c. for the tiro Ships qf the Seaton, art to he tarn in the Office of the Clerk' to the Committee of Shipping. WILLI/1M RA 11TSAY,, .Fec. THE LIFE OF CENERA.I. WASHINGTON, FROM HIS OWN MANUSCRIPTS. R. PHILLieS 'respe6titril itifut ins the Public, that he has entered into an 'Engagement with the Fa mily of the late General WASHINGTON, to publish, in London, th:, iVIE KO IRS of the Li FE orthat great Man, drawn tl.p• from his own Papers. The Work is edited by Mr. marshal 1, Chief. lusticeof the United States, a Gentleman eminent tin his talents, an d - who was intimately acquainted With W.i.;:finAto during pk Life c and it will'be revised:by judge Washington, _the Nephew of the General, his principal. 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