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. . --„,,, .....• -:..., ‘.-4P:,*. . - i i : ' • ' o f 11 .1. g.' ' ';',. '..---.• 'ir \ i'-` . ' ; , ',..,r it ./ 'il • . • 4. ,'i.) ; -:'l4 • • .. ~.., 4 - ......„ S U . No , r - ... . 1 j ..,..:"-- t t 1 fr its* ,,/. PY,S, '7i NUMBER - 3282.3 SATURDAY, MARCH 26, 1803. [PRICE SIXPENCEi To JAMES VAN N, Esq. High Sheriff of the COUNTS' of LEICESTER. V X TE, -the GRAND JURY of the COUNTY V of LEICESTER, assembled at the Castle of Lei ' cester this list day of March, ISo3, request you to call . S GENERAL. MEETING of the Nobility, Gentry, Clergy, Freeholders, and other Inhabitants of the said CO U.NT y, - to beholden at' the Castle iferisaid, on Tuesday the 29 t h instant, at Eleven &Clock in the Forenoon of the same day; to consider of a dutiful Address to• congratulate His Majesty , .on his fortunate Escape from the wicked designs of the.late desperate Traitors against his Life and Government. J. P. 'HU,NGERFORD, Foreman. R. Cliesl)n, . ha. fitidson, W. Ruding, . C. Loraine Smith, H. Coleman, C. Winstanity, ' lohnClarke, I. F.-Turner, -- 1 .• W. Brown, Fred. W. Wollaston, T, Buxton, E. Farnham, 113. Oliver, C. Winstanley Jun. W. Walker, C. W. l'ochin, Joshua Grutidy'. ; 1. l' help, 1. Bainbrigge Story, Grand lay Room,. March 2 1 1 Stij . In pursuance of this Requiition. I hereby appoint a MEETING of the I'4OBLEMEN, GENTLEMEN, CLF.RGY, FREEHOLDERS,: and uther INHABI TANTS of ths: COUNTY of LE WESTER, at the CAS TLE of LEICESTER, on TUESDAY NEXT the spilt inst. at Eleven o'Clock in.the Forenoon. JAMES VANN, Sheriff. March zj, iso3. • * ARMY CONT Coittnissaiy.General's Office, Great Grorie.Street, asils Mard i 1!r 3. • NOTICE ;she:rob,. te , vett la' all Persons det;rota of Contraling to ;ugly OATS, - • iiAY, and STRAW, for the CAVALRY in 'Barracks, in the County of SUSSEX ; es* BREAD fc.r the Troops at, well in Cantomotts and Quar ters, at in Barracks, hi the County of YORK. • The Deliveries to coninsense on and for the asth Ay. of April , next. That Proposals in Wilting, sealed op, and mailed Ten - clirs for Agra Supplies, will be received at'tiie lifficei on or before the sth day of said month of .April. Separate Proposals nuts! be made for 'each County, and if sent by Post, the postage to be paid. • , The Particulars of the 4:L4:draft may be bad upon application at this Office any by., between the Ifoars of Elev:.: in t& Mort:- lee and aur in the. Afiernoost, THEATRE-ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. ON MONDAY EVENING; March zB, 1803, will be performed, THE HERO OF THE NORTH. With new' Scenery, Dresses, - and Decorations. The Overture and the Music composed and aeleaed by Mr. LAST NIGHT IN LENT. THEATRE-ROYAL, HAYNIARKET. ON FRIDAY EVENING NEXT, APRIL.T, at Seven.—Mr. ,WALKER, jun, fedi, with the highest sensibility, the unremitting attention that is ;:o kindly paid to - his.endeavotirs to familiarize the Science of ASTRO NOMY by the EIDOURANION, or LARGE-TRANS— PARENT - ORRERY, and laments that this Night, in concluding Lent, must oblige him to take leave of Audiences sty flattering to his pride and feelings. Places may be taken on the Leattre Day. KELLY: The Char4ders by Mr, POPE, Mr, WROUGHI`ON' Mr. KELLY, Mr. RAYMOND, Mr. DOWTON. Mr. BANNISTER, jun. Mr. DE CAMP, Mr. CAU.LFJELD, Mr. GIBBONS, Mr. CIPRIANI, Mrs. YOUNG, Mrs..MOUNTAIN, Mrs. HARLOWE, Miss MENAGE, Mrs. BLAND, Miss TYRER. PAYINeI—OFF,ICE,I 4I I3LIN, March . 7, 1801. PROPOSALS FOR LIGHTING THE STREETS. THE DIRECTORS and COMMISSIONERS will receive Proposals for Lighting the PUblic Lamps and Globes in the City, and for keeping the same, and the Furniture thereof, ingood.order, from the tat of September next, for one, two, or three Years, as shall be agreed upon. The Globes to have a double Burner. And they are Willing, it desired, to bitter into one or more separate Contractor Con. traces for the same, \ - t Proposals to be sent to. this Office on or before the Ist of May next, sealed np, and . direeted to the Secretary of the Board, and indorsed "1' roposAts for Liataing,t' whi; h be opened in tite presence of the Proposer, or his Representative, at One o'clock on the said Day, after which Day . nt ? Propo. sal will be received. Signed, by Order, • W.. 1 . ROMANS, Sectary. • WITH THREE WEEKS AFTER MARRIAGE. • Lady Rackett, Mrs. JORDAN. , Tuesday, The Beaux Stratagem ; Mrs. Sullen, Mrs, lordo, with Don' Juan. On Thursday, The Hero of the North, with The Sultan ; Rados, Mrs. Jordan. A new ecnnedy, in Five Aits, called The Marriage Pro.. niche, is hi rehatrsal, and will be speedily produced. tS ro: ;Ar c,- BRITISH FIRE OFFICE, StRAND AND COKKHILL. p's.' :t ol• ' ll-11E,ATRE - -ROitAL. CoVENT-GARDEN. ON MONDAY EVENINQ, March 28, 1803, will be performed, JOHN NULL Or, AN ENGLISHMAN'S FIRE-SIDE. The Principal Charaders . hy Mr. LEWIS, Mr. COOKE, Mr. lA.WCETT, Mr. JOHNSTONE, Mr. 11.1OHNSTON, Mr. BLANCIIARD, Mr. EMERY, ivir. WADDY, Mrs. GIBBS, Mrs. DAVENPORT, And - Mrs. H.' JOHNSTON. The new Comedy of john Bull will be perforined on Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday next week,' when the Theatre will close till Easter Monday. • A REAL CASE OF DISTRESS. POOR WIDOW; of respedittileolurafter, Who' was left.'svith six helpless Infants, one only nine *weeki old, and fora Debt of her late Husband's, has at this aliment an Execution in than house, though in a short time She Nyckilci have been able to have paid it, but her - merciless • Okla . & rues to wait, which compels her to petition the' ' . 4 o Revoleitt and Humane's assistance, to save her six Infants tram total ruin, • whose situation•is truly distressing. The EArticilAarF.arq too tedious for art Advertisement, but will be Tully explained by applying to Mr. H. Davies, Apothecary, 1 4 4 3 . Z 27, Piccadilly; ,Nlr. Patrick, .Linen. Draper, No. 11, G Mary-le -hone-street, olden.sittare Messrs. Blades and Palmer, No. t 14. lermyn-street ; and Mr. Williams, Per. turner, No. 41, Pa 1-Mall, where the smallest donations will be most thankfully received lot her and Infants. UNDER HER MAJESTY'S IMMEDIATE PATRON. AGE. 'P I NE EXHIBITION of Miss THOMPSON's PICTURES, executed in WOOL, from the Works of the Most esteemed Masters, is now open, having the addi tion o ftlirsAs New Pie Les, the good Shepherd, faun a cefe. braced Painting by Murillo, a Portrait truin Vandyke, and a small tAndbcupe from Westal 1 . Admittance One Shilling. No. 17, Old Bond-street, INSURANCES against Loss or Damage by FIRE continue to be made on Houses. Buildings, Manufaaoricss caai. ..stu! nerctrandize, -Ships, , Vesse la - - Wages, tit& *l* ter Kind of Craft, with their Freight, •Cargoes, and Stores, in any Hatton), River; 'or on any Navigation, FARMING STOCK, and all other Property, in any Part of Great Bri tain and Ireland. Persons who remain uninsured, will do well to refle6l an the many Calamities occasioned by FIRE • and of the dread ful Consequences.to many . Individuals t and as Property, in. general, has considerably Increased in Value, 'those already insured should reconsider their Policies, and make such ad dition as prudence may suggest. Amnia' Payments due at Lady-Day, must be made within 'fifteen Days therefrom, or the Benefit ot.• the Policy will be lost ; but Insurance may be .renewed after, without a New policy. Printed Proposals and Conditions of Insurance, and a List (tithe Diredors, Trustees, &c. clay be, had Gratis as above, and of the Agents in all the Cities and principal Towns in EnglantL Scotland, and• Wales: For the. convenience of their Priends.in Ireland, they. have established an Ottice-in Dame. street, Dublin, where, and of the Agents in the principal Cities and Towns, proposals are also to be had Gratis. ROBERT - SKELTON, Sec: IgEw, INvtwrED NVATER.PROOF . BOOTS and • - - - - - -- -- .. SHOES. • . E pwARD MOGGRIOG.E No. 4.4 * Ludgate- . i ' . diill, London, begs leave to inform his Friends and the Publle in general, - thatafter rntinv , years attention and expo. , Renee, hehas to oiler Ahern , BOOTS and S HO ES, WA T E R. PROtif, with perfed•confidence of /heir being-far superior to any ever trade. He makes the I ightest dress Shoes and Boots Water-proof.. preserving - the Leather soft and pliable. He re. epnimends thein,on shooting excursions, as 11° water can pe tet rate. , Leather prepared in this way, has theadvantage of lasting twice as long as• Leather dressed in the.common way. An article of such general utility will no doubt attraCl the attentioo of the Public, and induce those who have a real value for their health to apply at 'MS Minutaeliiry, as above. He has no connexion with .ony other, House in London.. • N. B. A large assortment of Boots and Shoes, Waterproof and otherwise, constantly kept for the East and WeSt India Trade. •Merchants and-Captains liberally treated with. WATER VROOF CEMENT. ATER etleaually kept out of Centro • ,like. N.wise Tat*, Reservoirs, nob-ponds, Moats. Baths, Drains, Mill Racec,'Wharili, Vats for Brewers; Oilme n , Tanners, Felbuongers, Arc. built in the most _substantial and durable manner with Parker's Roman Cement, by Isaac Templar, Bricklayer, Queen-street, Southwark. IN THE EVENT OF ANOTHER WAR. I. OHN BURGESS and SON take this . early tilopportunity of soliciting the favours of their Friends, the flicers of His Ma'esty's Royal Navy and Army, whom they had th e h onour of i t ttifig out during the late War. to StOrea sned y them, as betbre, fit for Channel S e r.. tics, or any Climate, packed upon the shortest notice. Such 'Gentlemen as may please to honour them wit h their C ommissions, may rely upon their attention, both to the quatY and parking of every article. arehouse, No. 107, corner of the Savoy Steps, Strand , LAnuloti. , PARMASAN CHEESE, , . I.•j UST IMPORTED, a large Quantity of extraor— • dinary fine Parmasan Cheese, whiCh, to the. Curious in ns Article, will be found welt mirth their attention ; .also bu . me: Neufchatel and Chapziger Cheese, New Gorgona An. chuyles fur Sandwiches, White French Vinegar, French Ca. ryt Capers, anti New French Olive. Co' be had at lohn Vl!Tgess and Sun's Warehouse, No. 107, .corner of the Savoy Steps, Strand, London. ---............. R. ESFE respetlfully infortiis Officers in the' AinW: that he is authorized to negotiate for thc Pur chase of a Lieutenant-Coloncicy and Majority of Infantry, and that he has a v ar i e ty of CUMNIISSIONS for Sale, viz. C9 lnPanY, Lieutenancy, and EASIVICitS, on Full and Half pay k also Cornacies; a variety of Exchanges in afferent " n l ( So particularly two Lieutenancies of Dragoons to pay or I nfantry. • APply (personally, or ~ by Letter, post—paid) to No. to, iNorthumberlara-strect, trand. lY B. An Enigney nt an old Regiment at Horne for West Indies. March al, 11303. IRISH POPLINS. RCHER and HAUGH'ION, Manufaetuters .Ll. to Her Majesty, the Princes and Princesses, very re spedfully intOrm•the Nobility and Gentry, that they have now manufadured, and ready for their inspection, a large and elegant variety of their Much admired Poplin's and 'rabbi; nets, plain and figured ; also Italian and Cyprus Sarsenets, Black. Silks of all Descriptions, Bombazeens, Bornb:acts, and every other article for Family. Mourning. They entreat Ladies residing in the Country, to write for Patterns, front which they may buy to the same advanta ge as if in London, the fi xed READY MONEY , Price being marked on eacn Article. Tabbereas for. Furniture, made immediately to any Pattern.—No. 8, ,Henrietta-street, Covent-Garden. STATt-LOTTERY OFFICE, faio. z 6, CORNIIILL. • ESSRS. I-lORNSBY anit acq9aipt their .• . IYI Friends and the Public, that the ENGLI SII STAT E LOTTERY begins Drawing NEXT IvION DAY WF,F.K, April 4th. Tickets, Halves, :Quarters,. EitOths, and Six teenths, are now selling in great variety of Numbers, and at the lowestprices. N. 13. Prizes paid ,on demand. ON MONDAY;..,APRIL THE FOURTH, THE ENGLISH STATE LOTTERY isEGINS DRAWING. GRAND SCHEME. No, of Ptixes. Value of each. Total Value. 4 Prins of 4, 20, 00 * is ,c.g0,000 3 -... f 0.004 -- 30,000 3 ‘-. 5,000 15,000 3 -- 2,0a0 ..... 6,003 5 i,OOO 5, 000 30 -- lao 3,000 bo -- ,- So -- 3,003 0 11,50 3o -- 250,000 44,000 Tickets, ,C. 392,000 Irr This Scheme differs from all others tor many. years past, in the circumstance apt having any Prizes fixed for particular days. QWIFT and Co. No. (t, .Poulqy, are appointed • t...) lay . covemonent to 'sell' therfekets and Shares of t above Lottery. This Office ,(established in the yen 3759) has been tOrtunate in the Sale of Capital Prizes, Tii k- TE EN of which were of the Last and Three preceding Lot teries, and some of them divided into many.S hares. • . ' • . . . No. t 49, And No. 44, St. lAM ES's-STREF.T. UODGES and Co. STOC)C-BROKERS, tespeel. - fully acquaint the Nobility and Public, that the TICKETS and SHARES of the present G RAN D, S TATE LOTTERY, are on Sale at their Licensed Offices, in great variety, and at the lowest Prices. In lite late Lotteries the following capita} Prizes were Sold, Shared, and Registered at the above Offices, viz. No. ' . Prize of No. Prize of 29,467 , - Z . 20,000 2,6131 . ,C .. Ii:),poo 15,70 ' • - 20,000 30,333 - 5,c.v.0 t 2,660 - 23 , 00 0 28,8 9 3 - • sow) 24.7 8 7 - zo,noo • tSOE.o s,eqe 7,121 - io,4::oo 36,030 -' - 5,000 N. B. This lottery will commence Drawing the 4th of next Month, and contains 4 Prizes of 21,c001. 3 of 10,0001.. of 5,0001. 3 of 2,0101. s cf 1,0001. andother-erizes, amount ing to 394400 1 . 7 trrr Prizes paid On d6uand. . . ' M(lNia',V,.g..liti,P.Y. Tp ••APV-ANCJ:•:. WHEREAS many Ladies end. Gentlemen . fre. V. V Aucntlx: ,suffer great pecuniary: ineonVenience from , want , of knowing s*me respectable channel through whose medium they may be accommodated with tempoiary or perrna; nent Sittni , of aU Persons in possession of Incomes arising from Freehold, Copyhold, , or Leasehold Estittes t In Land or Houses, Money in th e Funds, Rent Charges, Nlar riage, Settlements; Widows jointures, Annuities. , Patent Places, Clergymen's Livings, or any other certain Income {pi Lite, may be supplied With temporary or perinanent Amis'of Money to any amount, by paying- art adequate An. nu i tt intereSt for the same, ,redeemable any time at their own dption. The Nobility and Gentry of known property, may be accosnmodated on.thei r. personal security, P e r s o n al applications will be Veceived cvcry day till Three o'clock, and Letters front Correspondents in Town ur Country (post-paid) will be immediately answered, - addressed to Messrs. Harris and Co; at their 'Annuity Bank, No. 9, Great Sutfollt-street,.Charint-Cross. • . , HE propriety of PHYSIC. of taking same Alterative Medi... tine at this season of the year, to facilitate the efforts of Nature, m ust.be obvious to the weakest capacity : it is a salutary practice, founded by the wisdom of our Ancestors, and sanctioned by.the approbation of every Medical .Man t its utility is not confined to.the present advantages, but extends also to the prevention of many diseases, which frequently occur when Spring Physic has been negleited. It should be recolledted how much the perspiration of the body is op strueted during .the winter months, by fogs, frost;, and pierc ing winds, which, by, constrinaing the pores of the skin, itn-' Ode the necessary discharge of faxes from the blond ,• these, by accumulation, become acrisrionious, and (unless Nature, by vigorous efforts, or the assistance of some seasonable alte• rative, is enabled to expel the redundancy) lay the foundation cif a variety ofdistases. The Public are therefore reminded, that. !)E VELNOis.VEG E'rABLE PILLS ate pr6 , ed, by , ample experience; to be the - most safe and .eflicactolis Medi cine hitherto discovered, as an alterativei .. purifier, and sweetener of the blood. and ter radically-eqinrthe ScurVy, Scrophula, or King's Evil, Scorbutic Eruption§, Leprosy, the ill effe i ds of Mercury, and all diseases originating from an impurity of the blood. Prepared-4nd sold, in boxes, price 4s. 6d.. or six boxes in ' one, price 11. 2s. by .the Proptietord. Pidding, formerly Surgeon in .the Army, at his Warehouse, No. 76, Oxford street, opposite the fantheon; also retail by Mr. 4 01 ding, Perfumer, No. 42, Corithill ; Tutt, Royal Exchange; But ler, No. 4, Cheapsidei Shaw and Edwards, No. 66, St. Paul's Church-yard; Ward, 'No. 32. b 'llolbOrn; .Swinney,. No. 2i, Pall-Mall ; and by all Printers, Booksellers, and Venders, of Medicine throughout the kingdom; but ali other Pills, ke. assuminrthe saute name (notwithstanding they may be pompously advertised in the most haughty Jargon), arc futile Preparations and gross Impositions, unless signed with red ink by the sole Proprietor, l . Pidding, No. 76, Us , . ford- street. - COUNTY OF HEREF,ORD. AT a MEETING of the NOBILITY, GEN TRY, CIARGY, FREEHOLDERS, and INHA, lllTAtsrcs of the said CP UNT Y,-at the Shire-hall, in the City all EKEFORD,.nit Saturday, the ieth day of March, convened byTublic Notice of the High Sheriff, to consider of an Address to His Majesty, upon his fortunate Escape from the late 'treasonable Cerispiracy ; Resolved,—That a Congratulatory ADDRESS be pre sented to I-11S MAJESTY, on his providential Escape from the lateatrocious:attehipt against his sacred Person. That the sl.ll3reiii now tend be approved of, and that it be signed by thz Sheriff,-in the.name of the County i and that Sir George Cornewall, Baronet, .the Representative of the County, be• reque4tal tO.lptesent the saute, accompanied by the Lord Lieutenant, and by, such of the Noblemen and Gen tlemen of the County who cap make it convenient to attend him. 'Resolved,—That the Thanks of this Meeting be given to the High Sheriff, for,his 'readiness in calling it, and for his able and attentive condu&in the Chair. And, that these Resolutions and the Address, be ,pub fished in the Hereford journal, Walker's Gloucester • and in ,T it uN. THE ADDRESS. - most - caicious sovaatict4, Excited not less by zealous inclination, than obedient to the call of Public Duty, We, Yinir Majesty's Loyal Sub eds, the Nobility, Gentry, Clergy, t.reeholders, and In habitants of the County of 'Hereford, beg leave to approach Yeur Royal Presence, with our affectionate Congratulations on the signal Mercy of Divine Providence lately vouchsafed ro you. - " The desperate attempt on the .sacred and invaluable Life of our Sovereign . (the Trotedor and Ornament of Society), had 'iriiot been seasonably deli:aril, would have therewith destroyed the Laws and Liberties' of our Country. • We cannot but pettedly. detest these Principles, whose influence has formed traitorous designs against Your Majesty th,: Cemstitution ; and we trus.t that the awful sentence the Law, together with the loyalty of an united Nation, deva'others from engaging in these sinful courses.. We are too will convinced that all we hold dear as Britons de pends en the preservation of oar Constitution, not to promise the exertion of out wawa' energies in its defence. Long mayyour Majesty reipenthroned in t he h ear t s o f your Peopfe, and may our patrimonial inheritance of rational Liberty preserve us in safety through the storms, .by which so great a part of Europe has been overwhelmed. It is our earnest Prayer to Him by . whom Kipp reign, that the pciw - erlui hand winch has guided Your Majesty through inay still guard the Throne from the d a t a t n a ri s of f o x rei l g P n i .7l l 4tifity, and the insidious attacks of do mestic Treason. • 'Signed by the direction, and in the name of; the County, BEN: BIDDULPII, Sheriff. Hereford,' March 19, ---- SALOP COUNTY HALL, March 23, 1803. ikT a MEETING of the NOBLEMEN, GENTLENIEN, CLEIWY; and FRE - EHOLDERS of the COUNTY of SALOP, assembled for the purpose of, considering- of an Address to HiS Majesty, on the Detedion and Failure of ,the late 'l76..asoitable Conspiracy against his sacred Peison and Government ; . The'HIGH- SHERI FII* in the Chair; Resolved Unanittiously, That the following Address be signed by -the tligh.Sherill; in the name of the 'Meeting: That the 'County Members be requested to present the Address : That the Thanks of this Meeting .be given to the High Sheriff' for ?his convening the same, and for his .Conthsd in the Chair:. That the Thanks of this Meeting be given to Thomas Eyron, Esq. for moving, and to' Andrew Corbet, Esq. for seconding the Address : , That the 'Address and Res6lutions of the Meeting be In. sorted in Tits Su N and the two Sitrewsbury }Wets. . Ti). 14;._VNINI EASLEY. , Sheriff. TO THE KlNG's MOST EXCELLENT MAJESTY, MQ“ GRACIOUS 4OVIRZIGNip • We, your ;Majesty's Most 'dutiful and - loyal SubjeCis, the - Noblemen, Gentlemen, Clergy, and Freeholders of. the County of Salop, beg leave most : humbly to .014 Ap. your Majesty our heartfelt. Congrattilations upon, the Discovery aiti-Failitre of the late - most wiekedand Treasonable Conspi racy forinedatainst your sacred Person and Government ; contemptating the virtues whiclt adorn the revered 'Charade! . •of •your Majesty, and reflecting on the paternal care and soli. - Ohl& which you have uniformly . evinced for the welfare - and prcispaitY.of your People, we view with the greater indig natiOn horror,, attempts of such atrocious enormity, and feel our hearts glow with gratitude to AlMighty God, who, in • mercy to your faithful. and- atlactionate Subjeas, hath graci ously dire led to the detection of ; so,foul a Treason. Permit us, ,;,tre, with enotidence to ,assure you, that •zealously at tached as we are to our excellent ConstitutiOn,"and deeply impressed with a just sense of its invaluable blessinv, which under the vigorouS,.but mild Government of your-M ajesty, have hitherto been Wonderfully preserved to - us, we shall ever be tbund ready to stand forth in defence of that Consti. tution, and of ,:your Majesty's Verson and Government, against every danger with w hien they may be threatened, whether proceeding from the.seeret designs Of dark and des. iterate' Conspirators, or the inure open but wild and daring ()micas of a restless and ambitious toe. A N(dbliisl T :ST A I N GLASS. TO BE g(4.o!iPt PRIVATE CONTRACT, Separately orViigether, No. otl, London,. A VA LU ABLE COLLECTION of A NCI ENT STAINF.D - GLAS, tor CHURCHES, P-ÜBLIC BUILDIN(;S, initICABI NETS. Among other Suhieds are: 'Fite Crucifixion. • Visitation. Presentation. Last Supper:- Matti Mom of St. john. Martyrdom of St. Catherine. . Assumption of the Virgin. `St. Paul at Malta, Our Saviour at Emmaus, Fall of Man: • The Nobility, Clergy, and Celleelors of these rare Sped'. mens of the Atts, are respedfully entreated to attend to the above, which were brought front the Continent, and are in tine Preset it tion . • Letters ;post-paid) tWNIr.. Cornyni `No. 95, pall-mill) is alwv.:, wil. be atteadc:l TV. _ zdsr 1N01.4 Match ISo3. THE CO URT DIR.ECTOWS ethe ,V E compivvr of 'MERCHANTS of ENG/. 4N.D trading to the East ladies, do berely give Sake, tine a Gene-al Court of the said Contfiaity will be held at their Hitteie, in Leadenhall-street, on Tuesday; the s:b oj April hex:, froin Eleven alClociciin the Forenoon until Six in the Eveniv, to Ballet-antbefollowing questions agsteal4 to the if the 3gth Geo.. 111. cap. 89, -.viz. " That this Court confirm. this Unanimous Resolution " of the Court of Directors of the 'ld hist.mt, whetehy the " Commander and Owners of the flindostan, are fully " acquitted trout all imputation of negled, or misconduct. "in respcd to the Loss of that Ship." . " That this Court oontirm the Resolution of 'the Court " of Diredors of the ifith instant, whereby the Commander " and Owners of the Princess Amelia, are fully act, " tea from all imputation of neglct't or iniwonduct, in re. "'sped to the loss of that Ship. WILLIAM R.,I,iIS;IY,Oce. EAST INDIA HOUSE‘ Awsiiti ti t, 1802. rriir, COURT of DIRECTORS of 1 1, c 11:1V,ITED COMPANY of MERCHANTS 0/ ENG. LAND trading to the East Indies, do hereby give Maier, That It is their intention to recelorr applications, on or &fire . the 3oth .S'eptember, from the Altrebants wanting Tounag, fa• tie Expert of Goods to India, for swell Goods which are to be Shit - ped in the ensuing Quarter aid ex or lefore the 3tot 310 March, and 3:.ab .7teste, for such Coals the 4 1 rerthalaS pre desirous of Shipping in each Quarter, following such dates ; and that it is their iateation also to lentnish Tonitagc r Qua , ,tity' of Madeira Wine u.hich away be requi►ud by Persons •teilli,:g to Ship the same for Inaia, upon similar ,►pplications. Particulars of the Rates of Freight, &c. for the first-Ship:of the Seaton, are to be seen ix the Office of the Clrrk to the Committee of Shipping. IfILLIA M RA MS4 Y, 1 - I u .I,Ay s ,.ha r p ti t u t i w4..llll u 3, ~ In Three Volumes, price Thirteen Shillings and Sixpence, in boarkis, ITALIAN JEALOUSY ; or, the HISTORY of LADY GEORGINA CECIL. By the ouTcHEss of PI EN NE. Printed for Thomas Hurst, No. 3s, Paternoster-row. THE SAVAGE OF AVEYRON. This day was published, price 3s. 6d. in boards, embellished P with his ortrait, N HISTORICAL and PHILOSOPHICAL ACCOUNT of the Discovery and. Education of 4 SA. AGE MAN or, of the first myelopement, physical and moral, of the Yhung Savage caught in the Woods, in the Dc. 'minima of: icy ron, in the year rt9S. and brought to Paris by Order of the French Government, in 1799. By E. M. ITAKD, Physician to the National institution for the Deaf and Dumb, Member of the Metlital Society of Paris, &c. Printed lot R. Phillips, No. 7t,' St. Paul's churrh.yatd„ and sold by all Booksellers. HOLCROFT's NEW COMEDY. This Day is published, prier 1-1411.4-Crown, HEAR. BOTH SIDES, a New Comedy, in FinAas, performing at this time with whims:Ai ap plause, at. the Theatre-Royal, Drury-lane. By THOMAS HOLCROPT. Printed for Richard Phillips, No,. 7 , St. Paul's Church yard, and sold by Messrs. Carpenter, New Bond-street ; ; Ginger, Piccadilly ; R. H. Westicy, Strand ; and ail other B ooksellers. 01 whom may be had, lately publishe4, A TALL of MYSTERY, a Melo.Drame, by the same Anthor„decorated with four Etchings, price as. THE ENGLISH MILITARY MISSION INTO 4 TURKEY, SYRIA, AND EGYPT. In the Press, and on the asStli of March will be published, in one Volume, Quarto, price Two Guineas and a Half, in Boards, embellished with nearly Thirty colourist Engray.. ings, Irons Drawings taken on the Spot, TRAVELS in TURKEY, ASIA-MINOR, SYRIA, and across the .Deseir into EG YFT ? during Military Mi t s h s e iw i l :ro w c h ee ic ci h in : m ' i s c e i n ( t )l l:: th e Years 1 799, 'Bachand itio u t n , d i e n r C .t o h t e ni c ia o n n y m w m it n h d tl o ie f Turkish l British tions of the Turkish Army , under the Command of the C; rand ‘ K t e‘ h r o i n s t i ) I Fi L i d i i i t t u i ry s f e ;o i g rlv et , ails „of Vizier, with authentic and circumitatitial Accounts of the presentState:uf those Parts'of the Turkish Empitii. • To which are antteetl, A Meteorological journal, and Observations on the Plague, and on the Diseases of the Turks: - z , • liv WILLIAM WITTMAN, M. D. Of the RoYaT Artillery, Surgeon to the Mission, and upw:ink of two - Years Physician to the Grand Vizier and the pr.n. • cipal Officers of the Turkish Army. Printed for R. Phillips, Nri. 7i, St. Paul's .Churchyard. In the Press, and speedily will be published, in 6 V, -1,. Elegantly printed otr thick Post /Ivo, and in Dentycniii.:eitim, decorated with Eac Sintilesand Portraits, engr.tveu trout Original Pictures, by Caroline Watson, THE Hon. 4 WORKS of the Right I . ADY MA RY WO vr LEY MONTAG U, .noW first pubii,lied, by permission,- from the original Manuscripts ; none of winch have hitherto been printed, exeepting.an imperfect Coto; of the Letters from Constantinople, Col n 3 These Volulnes will contain her 'l.4y - ship's Correspon4'; deuce at different periods of her Lite, .via. 1. Before her Marriage, in 1712. 2. During Mr. Wortley's Embassy to ConstrudtpoPitesfns !irons 1716 to *7lB, 3, -With her Sister, the Countess of Mar, while resident at . 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