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t ~. _ /(; ~*L''N , -'' - r,,,...:__, . . Icy ..„,,...„„,,,\ /„.4f. , :,,,:• .....4.- :;:: ...,,3%-) . ~,. gri - • ''.\\ i ,..l ‘,/,, . ~, -, 7 ) , t.., N. ', • `t• '` . ' 4 44 . l ir i , .. ....,z %. • 11 .. •-•,. ...- ~.,..S, ' •'- 0 , 4 {...i. , ' 31::: , _ .T"-•- - ..::: -. 4' ,. - 1 w ir - -:' -..-t t i• - • '-i -- "---- -r ~..----- • - E-;-' - ' -,:,-- ' -•.••••-• , 5.',..'.%,' , '''f 't - tiriL , .. . 0 1;4‘ 1 / 4 • WEDNESDAY, MAY 18, 1803. [PRICE NUMBER •3327.] To the ELECTORS of NOrTINGRANI. ROYAL HUMANE SOCIETY, May 12, 1801. ESTORED . to Lire, to their Parents, their AN. Families, and their Relatives, 2798, which happy events have promoted individual happiness, and prevented parochial burthens ; and thus the Public is enabled to judge of the extensive utility of this National Institution. The Rev. A. PHILIP POSTON in the Chair, • The Month of April. 4 1 06—An attempt at• SuiCide—rescued from the watery fraVe.—Attested by theTßev. Mr. Warren, of Edmonton. 4 1 07—T. Willis, an only Child.—By the gratuitous deli very oft Resuscitative Process, his Life restored. 4 2 8 espondency of mind prompted Suicide—Rescued from destruttion—Communicated by W. Dawson, 'Esq. “, 801t, 4 2 6D- 10-r n upset Boat at London-hridge—E . Royce, " • Bolt, and B. Miller.—lmmediate aid rescued three' youths from an untimely and premature death. 4 .4 . 21 1 —The horrid crime of Selt-murder prevented—;Mary * , restored to friends and peace of mind. 4Zsf—Mr. Relph's Child had fallen into a well.—By ex ertions restored alive to its almost distraded Parents. The Rewardsof the Society were paid for the intermediate numbers. as laudable endeavours were employed by the Me dical Assistants, &c. • The Managers haveestabliened Humane Societies in various parts of this Kingdom. &c. The annual Guinea constitutes a • Governor, and Ten Guineas a Life Direelor. Subscriptions are received at Karon Dirnsdale and Co.'s ; Drummond ; Messrs. Fuller, Chatteris, and Co. ; by the Southwark Wait; and Dr. Hawes, Treasurer, Spital.square. JOHN BEA.UMONT, Register. GLOBE INSURANCE OFFICE. Pall-Mall, Mays, 1803. This Tay *as published, • Elegantly printed in Odavo; and illustrate:l- vvith a Map Twenty Views, engraved front Dra%ving..s by the Price 11. ss. in boards, or on inferior Paper with thd and a View of Tintern Abbey, price 7s. in boards; ATOUR throughout SOUTH WALES atvi MONMOUTHSHIRE ;. comprehending 4 general Survey of the Piduresque Scenery, Rentains of Antiquity; Historical Events, peculiar Manners, and entninercial Situ ationt of that interesting portion ofthe British Einpire: By I. T. BARBER. E..*. eli. • Printed for F. Cadell,'and W. Davies; Strand. 1. I T is proposed that the Capital Stock of the COM. pany shalt be extended from 500,0001. the sumorirms Ily, su bscribed, to 1,500,0001. in Shares of tool. each; and jliat about One-third thereof shall be distributed among Subscri bers in the Out-Ports and Provincial Cities and Towns in Great-Britain and Ireland. H. Each new. Subscriber, on being admitted by the Direflors, will be required to pay 8 per Cent. deposit on his Subscrip. tion ; 12 per Cent: in August, .auti to per Cent. in Novem ber f 803 per Cent. in March, July, and November 1804, and the remaining Fourinsralments of to per Cent. each, in March, july, and November l 180 s, and in March 1806. No new Subscriber will be admitted to subscribe more than 10001. or Twenty Shares. Two Shares give One Vote at General Meetings; Five Shares give Two Votes; Ten Shares give Three Votes; and Twenty Shares and upwards give Four Votes. IV. • - - The Capital will be invested in Government or Real Secu rities; and each Subscriber will receive an Interest of Five per Cent. per Annum on the first Deposit and future I nstal mentt . In the Press, and shortly' will be publiShod,' `"IHR CASE and VIIOICA rtaNT !if Mr., FWi.l NG LC SON, late Clerk of the Cherine or Ilis NiAle4fy's Doc:k-yarct eft Sheerness, written by inmielt. sff,AKESPEARE with PLATES, • Engraved in a v."Pt,superior Style of Elegiince and Beauty. TO Day were published, Price Three Shillings eikr,lb, or on large Paper v'vitti Proof Impressions, Six "Aril links'. PART I. and 11. (Inienderi to lie continued Weekly till completed in Forty Parts or less.). Printed in 3 superior Manner, in foolscap edavo. • Part 1. TEMPEST, with Plates, engraved by Parker and Bromley, front Pictures by T. Stothard, R. A, and the late Mr. Sherwin. Part 11. TWO GENTLEMEN of VERONA, With Plates, engraved by A. Smith, A. R. A. and C. Warren, from. Drawings by H. Tresham, R. A. and Vl"r Thurston. , printed far G. Kearsley, Fleet-street, V. Dividends of the Profits, in addition to the Ilalf-yearly Payments of Interest, will be made as often as the Surplus Funds - will admit of such Divid Vl ends. The Proprietors, by virtue of a Clause in each Policy or Contrail, trained upon the Opinion of Three Cohnsei of the first respeaability, will be subject to no risk beyond the Capital Stock subscribed by each individual. VI. The business of the Company will embrace the various branches of Fire and Life Insurances, and Annuities, Endow . - ments for Children, and Provision for Widows and Old Age ;, which will be extended by appropriate and beneficial artange ments to allbrd accommodation to persons interested in Bene fit Clubs, and the industrious classes in general, by enabling them to improve their earnings and savings,, at such rate of Interest as tnay hereafter be determined on. VIII. • Persons of respcaability and connexion in the Provincial Towns and Out-Ports in Great-Britain and Ireland, who may be admitted Sub.cribers„ will not only be benefited in consequence (Olt& share in the profits being returned to those places, but they will participate in the general advan tages swhich the Concern may denve from a great Capital, and extended • connexion, without being exposed to the risk. of personal responsibility. IX. For the benefit of large Towns, containing a competent number of Subscribers, it will be the wish of the Direaors to provide such local establishments, at the• expense of the Company, with tesped to Agency, .Fire-Pignnes,. File men, and other accommodation, as the exigency of the cast may Teqiiirc. - Messis. tiORSET, JOHNSON, and Co.'s CDMNIIS. sioN. THE Provisional A ss i g nees appointed under a Commission of Bankrupt, awarded and issued against Georg e Dorset, John Johnson John Wilkinson, William' 1/e rnerst and lames Tilson, Of New Bond-street, in the Fburity of Middlesex, Bankers and Co-partners, request a Meeting of the said Bankrupts' Creditors, on Thursday next, the igth Day of May instant, at ten o'clock in the Fore noon, at the Fre , . Mason's Tavern,. in Great Queen-Stiert, Lincoln's Inn Fields, for the purpose of considering of, and 'tetetmining upon proper persons to be chosen Assignees of Ole Sala Bankrupts' Estate, at the second Meeting of the Irmuraissioners,. to be holden on sourday the 2115 S Day of May inst. at G 111141141, for the choice of Assignees of the 4 aul'L3ankrtints' Estate. Dated this 14111 Day of May tlio3. CARDALE, HALLWARD, and SPEAR, Solicitor under the said Commission. • • This Day were published, in Two large Vols. in .Quarto; . .. : . with P kites, .Price3l, 35. boards T ECTURES on the ELEMENTS o CIiEMIS,:, .L 4 TRY, delivered in the University of Edinburgh; By the late jOS E PH BLACK, M, D. Professor at Chemistry , in that University, Physician to His Majesty for- Scotland, Member of the iZoy al Society of Edinburgh,.of the Royal. Academy of Sciences at feria, and the Imperial Academy of Sciences at St. Petersburgh. Notv published . from his .Manttscripts. by John ftobiso►n, LL. D. Professor of Natural Philosophy in the llincrsity of Edinburgh. Printed for Longman and Rees, London;. and' Williarn Creech, Edinburgh. . . . . . • . . . . . _ This Day was published, in tamo. price 3s. 6d.'sewed,' A.CONTINUATION of the • NEW to the ITALIAN LANG Li A.G E ; or, Extrcis::., an entire new plan ; principally Ibr. . those who have themselves proficients in the Rudiments of the said (.;tii;ie. • . NOTICE TO CREDITORS. TIP - CREDITORS of JOHN LOWMAN, of Whitchurch, in the County of Southampton, Yee inaii„are earnestly requested to attend at the King's Am t s. Inn, in nn, Whitehtirch aforesaid, on Wednesday next the itith d 4 Y of May instant, at Eleven o'Clock in the Forenoon, to ,talce into consideration the State of_ his Alain, and to adopt Some Plan tin settling the same. Previous to which it is requested, that the several Credi. ,__tors will send particular statement of their Accounts to William Monchton of Whitehurch aforesaid. Whitchurch, nth May, 1801. By G It. GItAGLIA, Author of the Italian and . English Didionary, &c • Printed fur Longman and Rees, isio. 3g, Patertuiiter.row, Of whom may be had, lately published, by the same thor, A New Guide to the Italian Language, by which it may be learned with great facility and dispatch. Chietly in tended for young Ladies, and those who have nit learned their own Language grammatiCally, on a very simple :ind easy plan, never before attempted. I n twelves, price Ss. 6d. boards.% X. It is requested that the Haines, 'Addresses, and Sums de. sired to be subscribed, by persons resident in the Provincial Parts of the Empire, both in Great-Britain and Irelandonay be transmitted to Thomas H. Wilkinson, Esq, Secretary to the Globe Insurant; Company, Pall-Mall, London, on or before the Ist of tune, in order that the necessary arrange. ments for commencing business may bc completed. STRONG GREY HORSE. P r io BE SOLD, a Capital GREY. HORSE, 'six years old, warranted sound, fifteen handi and, a half maste r o fsixteen stone, perfct in all his paces, and 01) treat v r x kindly in Harness. A trial will be allowed. , Mr. Cockburne's, Sadler, Glasshouse-street. F'ASFIION.4.BLE DANCING by Mr. ALLPN,• DRIVATELY taught to . Ladies and Gentlemen • .114, of any age, who have never learnt this Accomplish , roent, 07 not in the improved mp4lern style, at'No. 59, Slier. lard-street, COldeu-square, and No. to. Great Abe-street, Goodman's.tialde. 'I hey are taught on a ;Plan particularly calculated for those to whom it is an objeet to acquire it ex peditiously, piivately,"And in the first style of fashion. Foreigners, .Officers, and Country Residents. who may wish to learn in a few days, may. Board and 'Lodge, privately, • in the-House. and receive cOnstanflnstruelion. The Weekly Assemblies ate every Monday; the Band concfaded by Mr. Taylor none but Subscribers admitted — none but people of Respe Lability can subscribe. • Respectable Schools and Families,' if not distant front .Town, regularly attended on the usual Conditions, and in . Strueed in every elegant requisite of Modern Dancing. IVAORGAN and: SANDERS's -.New Invented imperial .Dininr•Tables and PortaSlc Chairs • the ' • much-admired Patent lirass-sccew Bedsteads, Sofa Beds and' . Chair• Beds, with a•general Stock of- Upholstery arid Cabinet Articles, upon improved principles, for the furnishing Houses Complete,_ No. 16 and 17, Catherine-Street, Strand.. The Imperial Dining Tables .are allowed to be the hand somest and moat complete set of Vables•ever vet invente,i ; elegant, Dome-Beds, with new-designed Window Curtains, en Suite ; new-irvented Musquitto Couch Beds for Foreign Climates, Mattrasses ' and Bedding complete; every Article in the Upholstery and Cabinet drenches, executed in the best • and -most Modern stile of Fashion and Taste, and of the choiceit Materials and high-finished Workmanship, By MORGA Wand SANDERS, Furnishing Upholsterers and Cabinet Makers, No. 36, and *7, Catherine-street, Strand. N, B. To prevent Mistakes, please to notice the Nurn nets, 36 and 17. FOREST HILL, near SYDENUAM. ' P. l -4 0. BE LETT for a short Term, or froth Year to Year, at the option of the Tenant, art excelent FA MI LY HOUSE, with' a good Carden, ShrubL*ry, Ace. and St - raging and other convenient Offices. The House com mands a ,beautiful View of Sydenham Common and the ad jacent Country, and, from its healthy Situation, will form a desirable Residence: tar a Family who with to be near Lon- For further part i culars, apply, to Mr. Godmond, tot, Crescent-place, Black triars. - lANCOLNSHIAL 7-T TO BE SOLD BY AUCTMN, • At , the Rein Deer-lnn, in the City of Lincoln, some time In the Month of lune next, unless sooner disposed of by Private Contra&, A Valuable and Compaft FREEHOLD ESTA TE, 4 :1 , • comprising the entire HAMLET of BECK E RING, in the Parish of Holten, near Wragby, in the County of Lin coln, consisting of two large and two small Farms in a Ring 4n Fce, and containing in the whole 740 Acres and upWards Qf Arable and Pasture I.anti in old Inclosures of convenient bite and exceedingly well watered ; together with good and substantial Farm Houses, and suitable tithitildings t in com plete repair, and let from year to year to substantial tenants. !lie Particulars of this Estate will be given, as Well as the (lav of Sale fixed, in a sub Sequent Paper. May 13, 1163. — HUNT,INGDONSHIKE. TO BE PERENIP'fORILY SOLD BY AUCTIPN, By 'Messrs. JENKINSON and LOVELL, On Friday the Tenth Day of 'June ' 1803, at the Fountain Inn, in Huntingdon, between the Hours of Four and Six in the Afternoon, subjed to such Conditions of Sale a s will be then produCed, A. Capital MANSIONMOUSE, with Double' 4 Coach-house, good Stables, and other convenient and •extensive Out-Office% atitLGardens, situate at Gochnanches ter, in the bald County, together with a Close of rich Pas , ture C round opposite the House. Gachnanchester is situate on the great North Road, One front Huntingdon; Fourteen -front Cambridge, and I'4'4...eight from London, adjoin; the Navigable River Ouze, And a Pack of Fox-hounds are In the Neighbourhood. The above Premises are now in the Occupation of Mrs. Elizabeth Jackson. • - Further Particulars may be had of Messrs. Price and Browne, Liticoins-Inn, London, she Auaionecre ; and of assrs. llaule and Sweeting, Huntingdon. XI. It being the intention of the Direaors to appoint Agents for Fire and Life Insurance in the different Towns and Cities in Great-Britain and Ireland, persons of respeaability„ desit• ous of being appointed to this situation, may apply, by let.. ter, to the Secretary of the Company. The allowances to Agents will b: liberal ; and for their turther accommodatiob, it ts intended to reserve a part of the Capital, to be distributed among them. XII. The Offices of the Company in the Metropolis will be Opened before Midsummer Day, under the direCtion of the following Gentlemen: • , DIRECTORS. - Sir Frederick Morton Eden, Bart. Chairman. - Sir Theophilits Metcalfe, Bart. Depiity..Chairman. M.P. Mites Peter Andrews, - Esq. M.P. Edward Moses, Esq. H. C. Combe, Esq. Ald. M.• P. Sir Rob. Peel, Bart.*M. P. William Devaynes, Esq. M. P. John Fred. Pigou Esq. Joseph Dorin, - Esq. olin Richard Ripley, E s q . William Duncan, Esq.. R , Bateman Robson, Esq. Sir John Earner, Knt. Ald. Sir Walter Stirling, Bart. Sir Richard Carr Glyn, Bart. Ald. l ohn Hen, Schneider, Esq. .Claes Grill, Esq. A . hakes pear , Esq. P Henry Holland, Esq. • • j ames Taddy, Esq. Sir William Leighton, Knt. Ald.: Cha. Edw. Wilsonn, Esq. John Latham, Esq. M. D. Glynn Wynn, Esq. Frederick Moiling, Esq.. TIIONIAS U. WILKINSON, Secretary. --- • • This Day was published, Price as. 6d. BENEFICENCE; or, Verses addressed to the Patrons of the Society or-Bettering the Condition and increasing the Comforts of the Poor., By THOMAS ALSTON WARREN, B. D. Yellow of St. john's College, Oxford, and Curate of nam. stead and Kensworth, lierts. •Sold by F. and C. Rivington, St. Paul's Church-yard 1. Hatchard, Piccadilly; Buosey, ` Broad-street; Hartwell and Parket, Oxford, and Nash, St.Alban's. • TO THE CURIOUS IN FISH SAUCE. THE NOBILITY, GENTRY, anti PUBLIC . in general, are respeafully informed, John Butiess and San's GENUINE and SUPERIOR ESSENCE of 'A N CHO VIES, continues to be prepared by them in thesinne manner that haS obtained such universal approbation 4br many years past. The long Justl y acquired superiority of that Article is fully confirmed' In the opinion orthe Country at large, and 0f Per sons resident in all parts of the World, and having stood the test of trial, ranks it in the situationit now maintains. The general utility of THEIR ESSENCE of ANCHO. VI ES andother RICH SAUCES. for F I SH, &c. induces them, from the numerous Advertisements daily appearing', to Caution Families, &c. in purchasing the same, as none is to p be had of Their Genuin e, but at their,WaNhouse as under;' Every other Article in the Oil Trade tbr fainily use, of the best quality. EST.. INDIA MERCHANTS, CAPTAINS of 'SHIPS, &c. OFFICERS in the ARMY and NAV.Y, sup plied upon the Shortest notice for the East and West . Indies,, &c. Warehouse, No. to, corner of Savoy Steps, Strand, London. For the convenience of Families in Scotland, they have airs. pointed Messrs. R. Johnston and Co'. Edinburgh, their sole Agents for Fish Sauces. GLASGOW PUBLIC SALt, For Account of the Manufadurers Exempt from the - Auition Duty, agreeable to Ad of. Parliament, VRANCIS BLAICKIE, and Co. General Agents . and Brokers, by the advice, and at the solicitation of many of their Friends, have . procured the Appointment of AUCTIONEERS for behoofof the MANUFACTURERS and, Firet PURCHASERS of BRVEISH PIECE GOODS, Manufactured in the Loom, and intend to have Public Sales periodically. A considerable Quantity of the various kinds of Niuslins, Pullicates, and other Articles of the Manuthaore of Glasgow and Paisley, being already Lodged in anticipation thi;reof, they have determined to hold the r FIRST SALE . On WEDNESDAY, the tat day of June next, at .Eleven o'C lock in the forenoon, in their Warehouses, South Albion street. Particular* will he hereafter advertised, and in the mean time•they request that such Mannfaeturers, arid: first pur. chasers above-mentioned, as intend' to avail themselves of this opportunity, will forward their Goods immediately, in order that they, may be lotted and Catalogiiel. published, as, it is,,proposed to exhibit the Goods for the ilUpeii 6 o, of in tending purchasers, at least knit lawful days beforettu: Sale. • FRANCIS B LAI CE. I E and Co. .11tokeis. Glasgow, 9th May, siiO3, G It NT I.F..ML ][THEN e ‘. l,3 a s s t g‘tasite Election, t f r deserves i by tt t:snm tee , t gro V und'of the most outrageous ineulte', Ofitred to myself, and n'those persons who voted for am!, ioi tra i n the be it was my wish, confirmed by the advice of my Friends, not i e o take any steps, • or to make any application, until .it could be' ascertained by the most impartial investigation, whether tva driven away, as it had, been asserted; by any elianee of senistm.ent in the Eleetors, or by the Bludgeon. and the Knife: Ti!‘t .'n vestiption has been made, not by me, but by a large nu , " 4- - ber of Gentlemen , in a body, most respedahle from their situations in lite, and in numbers such as you have never seen upon any canvass ; and they have, collected the sentiments of the Town in the true spirit of the Constitution, without per mitting the Candidate even to be present. From them I learn, and from them I speak, when I tell you, that the number of my Friends is not diminished : And I can also tell you, from my own personal knowledge, that, if the Magistrates had preserved the peace of the Town hi the month of I uly last, and if the Returning Officer had at that time none his duty, the return intuit nave been in my favour, whethet it hail been -mane' on the first, oron the last pos sible day of the Poll, Those who might be disposed to con trovert this proposition, know itto be true; and those whose duty it was to have preserved the pea,:e of the Town, have broken it for years to come. What fruit they can d expe to fromreap such conduit, time wilt show -the immediate fruits of it arc, the Censure of the House of Commons, and the loss of their own exclusiVe jurisdielion. " • • That which ought to follow depends upon ourselves, and* on our own exertions ; and it' you should concur with use, I shall with great pleasure, and Upon every principle of duty, unite with you in endeavouring to bring to account, and to I punishment those Trustees, who have openly and without shame voted the Public Purse, which they held in trust, to baeeelettion purposes. This, I should hope, weal meet with a general concurrence 'of all the Inhabitants; because you will recoiled, -that if this money, which the Corporation hold in trust for. the Burgesses and Inhabitants at large, should be thus misapplied, the deficiency can only be made good by a Town , kate, which must fall upon you all. I feel it to be my duty to take the'earliest opportunity of congratulating yeru upon the Bill which the Chairman of the Committee was directed by the Members of that Committee to briag into the House of Commons, and which has lately passed through bath Muses of Parliament. The simple objed oft his Bill is, to give protedion at all times to all the Inhabitants'of the Town of Nottingham; and its greatest re commendation, and the best test of its necessity, is, that it did not spring from the suggestions or‘tyishes of any Party at Nottingham, but from . the conviction of a most respectable Committee, entirely unconnected with you, that such a measure was absolutely necessary, not only, for your comfort, hut for your personal safety, and also to secure the Freedom of Eledion. I consider this measure as a most• fortunate event for ,the Town of Nottingham.. - You may now come forward with security, in the exercise, of your Eledive Franchises; you will now be sure of protection, without belonging to any particular Party ; and it will. in my opi nion, be a singular proof of the violence of Party, it yottr former Magistrates should complain of a measure must have the effect of strengthening their hands, and giving to them, in conjamition with other Magistrates, a consider able portion of authority, when it is notorious, that before the passing of this Bill, in times of riot, when authority is, most valuable, they had no weight or authority at all. I shall now soon pay my personal respects to you, but in what way, must be left to those Friends to determine, who were so kind to undertake the former canvass; if they think it necessary, or proper, to repeat the canvass, I am entirely et, their service ; it not. I shall come to. the Poll with pet ted confidence in thecae% of their canvass, And the impression which such a canvass must have made. I feel infinite grafi. tude to them for their exertions on my behalf, and I have not the smallest doubt of their being crowned with success. I calculate upon the numbers in the Town, from the repre. sentation of Gentlemen of the highest honour and credit ,• and I have the Satiefadion to assure you, that the returns from every other .quarter are equally. flattering 'to .the .Cause in which we are engaged. I shall therefore meet put with perfed confidence as to the event of the Eleetion ; and 1 have the honOur , to be, with the greatest Resped, , Gentlemen, Your much obliged and faithful Servant, DANL. PARKA:sit COK Inner Temple, May 17, Igoe. NOTICE. WHEREAS, by an MI passed in this present Sessional Parliament, intituled, " An At fur ap ointing Commissioners for Disti 'bitting the Money stipu lated to be paid by the United • S tales of America, under the Convention made between His- Majesty and the said (Jolted States, among the Persons having Claims ti, Compensation out of such Money :" Turista s Macno s: a I.n, F.sq. II testa r Py t Rten, Esq. and fon'si . G u 'Lt. zmAikb, Esq. are con stituted and appointed Commissioners fur the purposes Afore" said; and it is enaelect; that the Adjudicetion of such Coin missioners, or any two of them, es to a k,Claims made for coin pensatilen out of such Money, end also as to the apportion- • mentor distribution thereof as aforesaid . , shall be falai and conclusive :' And whereas it is thereby turther ena4ted,• that no Claim or Request of any Person or Persons under the said , Ad, shall be received after the tat Day of lune 1164.4 And whereas His Majesty by the said Convention (dated the lith Day of 'antler) , tgoz), consented to accept of tile said Money so to be paid by the said United States, (amounting in the whole to Six Hundred 'Fhousand Pounds Sterling), for the use of the Persona described in the 6th Article of the Treaty of Amity, Commerce, and NavigatiOn, concluded at Londdn, on the 4th Day.of Novi 1 794; between His Majesty %nil the said United States, in satisfaction and discharge of the Money which the United States might have. been liable to pay in ~ pursuance of the Provisions of the said 6th 'Article. All Persons who think themselves entitled, as being within the description of the said 6th Article of the said Treaty, and the meaning of the said Convention, to claim under the said Act; 'and who have not already preferred Claims at this Office un der the said Convention, pursuant to, and in Tenni of the Notice in the London Gazette of the i ith Day . of September last, (which Claims so preferred in terms of the said Notice, will be held and considered by the said Corrunisisioners as Claims under the above Att of Parliament), are hereby te quired, -without delay, and at farthest, on or belore the said tat Day of June Oka, when the Sum total of Claims will be finally made up and ascertained , ; to present.: and deliver at this Office their respective Claims , in the form, of Memo rials,. addressed - to the Conunissioners under the said Act of Parliament, and linty signed by the Parties or their Agents, respectively ailthorized for that purpose, with inch relative Lists or'Schedules of Debts and Debtors, as the several cases may admit of or require ; the said Menaoriels and relative Lists pr Schedules, distinai , setting forth the several points snumerated and described in The said former Notice under the Convention ; of which former Notice, printed Copies, will be delivered at this Office to all who shall apply fur the same. And inasmuch as Claims have already been received under the said convention, to a much greater amount than the Money to be distributed, awl the Commissioners, while they prevent, as far as in them lies; all unnecessary discussion and delay, will rwevertheless proceed so as to ensure as much as possible the means of full investigation, and of equal justice to all concerned, Notice is hereby given, Ttuei the several * Claims, Schedules, and Accounts,' with a List of all..the Claimants, will be'open at this Oilice for the I nspedion of every Claimant, or the authoritect Agent of such Claimant, who may state such objections in Writing . (duly signed by such Claimant or Agentl, as he may desire to have' stibMittd ila t , to the consideration* ~ ..Commissioners; whieb abic:Wions the . said Cornmissionekai s I' they see cause's° to do, will al .. IoW the respective Cl al ants against whose Claims, intim. 'whole or in part, the same shall be directed, to see and an. met ; such inspection of Clailos to be made in the inaiii i s r , and according to the roles, which, with the general Orders of the Board for regulating the con ,, e of the proceedings be ' tore them, will be communicated at t its Office. Sly ,Order ot the Commissioners, , 1, 'W. HA V, Sac. "ice of the Commissioners for Clai it)3 wider • , 'the Coliveption with the United St ites or i iltilerica, ( i , tvAt Marlhoi•ough-street, No 7, . t Dilay 3,60 j, DENON's TRAVELS. NEW EDITLON.• This Day were published, In Three Volumes, Oc lava, p ' rice al. as. boardq, acompanied by very numerous large Plates, consisting or Views taken in Upper and Lower Egypt, of Rresentations at Anti quities and Hieroglyphics, of Objets in Natural History, of Manners, and Customs ; , dcc. engraved. by 08141431 C Artists, and I'u-similes of the Originals, The Second Edition of °TRAVELS inAIiPER :Ind LOWER. 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