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ft 4 NUMBER 3621.] gOYAL ACADEW,: SO NI - E P.SET-P LACE . ';NOTICE is hereby given, That the iN TION WILL OPEN on MONDAY NEX T, 300 of April, at TWELVEO'CLOCK:" • Admittance ON JOHN RICHARDS, R. A. S ec. E SHlLtlNG—Catalogues Sixpcace. SOCIETY OF ANTIQUARIES OF 1,(1141)0N, - • April 'l4, sBa.i. YESTERDAY beinuST.- GEORGE DAY; ' A the SOCIETY o f ANTIQUARIES met 'at their . ' Apartments in Somerset -place, in pursuance of thelir Statutes . and Charter of Incorporation, to ele& a President, Council, and Officers of the SoCiety for the year ensuing : wliefeulion George Earl of Leicester : • Samuel Lyso n s, E sq . Alexander Aubert, Esq. Craven Ord, E sq , Rev. john* Brand, M. A; John, Lord Bishop of S a li s b ury . Sir H. Cli a , E ngle William Bray, Esq.' .field, Bt. Joseph - Windham, Esq. - • Rev. Dr. H am il ton and ße. T. W. ihte, A. NI. F. leven o f t h e Ohl Council, we v re - re.choSen Wrg of the 'New • Cannel'. ' and Richard Clark, Esq. Robert Nicholas, Esq. Sir Fred. M . E den, Bart. I) vi - ri'l'itcai rne , M. D. William Fitzhugh, Esq. William Southouse, Esq. - Edward Finch Hatt on, E sq. Alleyne, Lord Sr. H e l ens, an d George Earl of M acartney Charles Townley. Esq. Ten of other Menthei's of the'Soiey were clios,n of the New Council,— and they were, severally declare.d to be the.Council_of the Society for the year cnsuing. t- and on. a Return ; inade of _the Officers of the Society, it appe George, `Earl of Leicester,-.was elutedPresidetit, a . red, that William Bray, Esq. Treasurer, iiinuel Lystis, Esq.,Dtreetc.r, . Ti* key. :no. lVm. lArrighte; A..M. Secretary, and The Rev. Cohn Brand, A. M. Sec. forthe•year enS4lig. The Society often arils dined:,together at the:Crown and Anchor Tavern, in the Strand, according to annual enorn.. JOHN BRAND; Sec. . A • - • ' • —, , NNUAL 1 DINNER of the ORIGINAL VACCINE - Pbtli: INSTITtrTION,:-foUnded 1 :99, removed from No. 3, Golden -square, to No. 44, Bioad.. sticet, Golden -square. The Right Hon. the EARL of CHOLMONDE LEY,' • Piesident ; 'Who h as been pleased to honour the Institution by taking the , Chair at Half -past ,Fo:or. R . esolV e d , tst, That as the Quarterly Court, April to. 1864. rn, .ancL rnpde of h earing; the Second Re t. convenient port of the Investigation agreeable. ceive an ot the Laws of Ag.;ency of the Vaccine,rock Matter, , and to re- Account of the Proceedings and State of this Insti tution, the Subt;Cribers be res-petifully invited to meet, at tire' British Colfee-lionse in Coekspur-stieet, on Nion,day, April 3a, at Half a f ter Fon: o'Clock. • 2d, That o the sarne . day and piaCe, a Dinneti he'provided` it Five oiClock. :preciselY, iiin siteh Nleirlbetittatut. their Friends who may please to take 'tickets, at 12S. 6 :l.eadl, any time before Sunday the '29th inst. I:nni thc. P.,,kr of the above Coffee-hot*, or froni the Secretary Colde n - scivare. : NO: 44,-B roa d -stretr, 3d, That no colle#ion 1.41 1 be made at ' • w i ll however thankfully add this Alect itzicnal Voluillary 1:i receive& Subscribers will Note--it it; hoped that the .Tickets, "ill be taken at least two (lays previously to the 414- ing, as iidinittatice cannot, otherwise conveniently he aliowed, •• • ' ' ' '' - The- First Report, containing an I nvesti;ation of the Laws of Agency of the Vaccine -Pock IW:stip:E., gratis, to such Sn'oscribers as hive 'inSt ,ilready received it ;._ is ready: for delivery, and It may be purchased by others; at the Institution, or of .1!Ir. Reynell, Printer, Piccadilk, price 65 - - By 0 rdei, WILLIANI SAN'CTIO; Sec. LL Persons to whom LtEUTENANT- co - -L. 1 LONEL CHESELDEN, of Sat y, in the Count of Leicester, stands indebted. ist re requeed to send . an Icyconnt of thei r respeCtive Debts, with the nature and date of their 'Securities, to the Office -Of iMr. Palmer, Solicitor, in Uppingharri, Rutland. -......._ . - A LL PERSONS having any Demmis upon the -CA. Estate of ROBERT IIAMI LTON, Es. deceased, late a Li eut e nant:Colonel in the. Military ervice q of the East India 'Company on their Bengal Establishment, are request-• ed forthwith to send in an A ccumit thereof to Mr. Alexander Eie cuto ordon, d o. 57, Old Broad -street, London, S o li c i tor to the Executors in order th at t h e same may be examined and dig. charged. ..... • ONE HUNDRED G UINEAS REWARD , WHERE A S LEONARD THOMAS ,DE -m,T,iC v MAND EVI.LLE, CHRISTOPHER ETUDE- K HIRTZELL, and NATHANIEL KIRKMAN, all of Rolton-le-Moots, in the C , untx, of Lancaster, togetlur 11with another Person unknoWn, did in the evening of Th.:.s— .aY the loth day.of April inst. forciblir enter into th e D wel 11house of Mrs. Ann Crotopton . of Bolton aforesaid, W m ' 4 " (1 fo rcibly toot. away, nearlrha• ked, . FEM ALE • IN F ANT CHILI), o f ni t age of Eight Months only, out of the ar . rn s of Mrs, 1:.l\-L(ticl?.yille, it,;- Mother and Nrtrse, who was then an ,the..bwitltiz-house of. Crompton, art .altetzards ,:or.‘ A the said Mis. Ann 'eye, such Infant Child, to some place at presct.ntAtfikhoWn. Any Person or Persephs viiho sh:11- give an* information,, so that tChild may .be restored to :its Mother irmnrcliattl, shall receive; .Reward of ()NE HUNDRED Gt' IN LAS, by applying to Mrs. De Maridevill,;, of !lotion atbre„;•iid ; and any Person'or Persons who s'iall be in . any- wise aiding or as sisting-in the secreting' of the said Infant Child, trorn its said Mother, will be prosecuted according to Law .............____________ SUCH HALF -PAY OFFIC'ERS who wish t() be employe4 on the RECRUIT S.l:, RV' E, are reipiested' to leave their Address at the Bar of' the :Cecil street Coffee-house, Strand ; as the iturnbeis are lnnited, time should he lo ‘ st in no applying. There are likewise wanted tattle YotincMen Of gc.,act chAraaets Se.rieants ; such are to'apply at 'the /14 of ufaru the Wltite Bear, Piccadilly, where they Will be f art h er , April 24,, iSe4. . RICHARDSON;; GOODLUCK and Cn. re, speafutly acquaint the- Public, that the Second Day c.f. Drawing the present Lottery well not be , till Saturday next. The only Capitals. drawn.the• FirSt t)ay (Konday' ; Were • NOt. 337 ;the Virg D r t wnTicket)Z.iozo• -. .r . . 1 9i7 6 4 - , , - , r. y, . ... 10,0 1000 309' ;. . . - . 1 3 ,6 4 s , . . _ . 2 9 ,6 9 . _ 1003 . • .5 =5,253 . • - . _ 500 5 00 'T ickets and -Shar es , warranted tindrawn ' continuem Sale at ahe Corit t r of: Bank-buililinks, , Ccernhill, and lacing the C 'te o itheilSling's Mews, Chi:ring-cross, the Licenced State 1 4tter y 0 tii4 . I: R -hardion, Ciiodin..k and Co. .........:___::____22.L....](. FRV.EHOLD LAND, SURREY. r.)nler of TO BE. SOLD BY- AUCTION, the CO MMI SS lON E for dividink, a, and inclosiu t ; th e C ommons within t MANI/ RS - of llotti GOng ' DALM.LN aild - CATTSI-{U-L L:in the Parishes of Go- Ciiidditigfold i and Compton, at the King's,A rms.. Inn, in Godalining;'on Tuesday the Stli Day of May next, at Twelve o'Cl&k, - I:X.TY ACRES of the Alum valuable part of that well-knowlt .Rich Pasture Cohnuon, called the PEASE. MARSH, in the said Parish of Guclalming, most eligibly si tuated for Building, being ona dry healthy Soil, with a fine' Sheet of Water in 1 tont,- and conimandin4 some of the finest ws in th e •C ount.y. of, of , Surrey, at thi convenient Distance of. one Nide. from G o d N alming, an d threeiles from Guild f"td , • an to d nPortysearl-adjmouthoining t Turn Pike Road - 'leading- from Lond on : - Further Particulars may be..kbown or a Plan fg.sert„ no 4t:dheation to Mr. Thornas Chapman, S'urveyor, Richniond; or Messrs. G. and j. Smallpeice, '.Survt.yorS,' Stoke,' next • uildiud G. at the, place Sale.. r ,-, 7 .,.. , :tk, -4-r "ear 171 L 4 '4 ' t\llli/14', ..._'•.w. 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THE INDIAN MOUTH POWbER. renders the Teeth beautifully white, gives the most' fascinating redness to the Guns and Lips, and communicates a most delightful Odour to the Breath. This Powder is prepared from a valuable Drug found on the Coast of Malabar , lately imported from India by a Gentleman 'of fortune, who wit.. nested - and experienced its wonderful Properties. He has submitted it to the inspedion .of a Medical Gentlem at in London, who so highly approves of it, that. he sanOions it With his name and reco m men dation , having ascertained that it is a specific re medy for the Scurvy in•the Gums, a radical Cure for the Tooth.ach, and decidedly the best Tooth Pow, der in the world, and so innoeent, that 11 may be used by Infants. •• Price . is. o.,and Prepared by the DoelOr, rid sold.wholesale and retail, .by leis Agent, No. 21, Pall- Mall ; and resit,by Mr. Withers, N0..224, Strand, near Temple Bar. _ • • • • •SPI.UNG PHYSIC. rrHE.• propriety . of taking some alterative Medi. eine at ~.this Sea Son of the. year, ,to . facilitate the:efforts of Nature, must be obvious to the:weakest opacity ; it is, a salutary pra6lice, founded by the sVitloin of our Ancestors, and sanctioned. by .the approbiton 'of every Medical' Man : its• utility is not.confittectio the present .adatitages, hut ex tends also to the prevention ofenanv cliseasesAyhich fi - equioit I y occur when Spring Physic ht.s been neglected. The Uhlit . :• are therefore reminded, that •• . DE VELNO's VEGE.TAPLE PILLS are proved, by atitile experience, to he the :no-t safe and - efficacious Medicine hitherto di•seovered, as 'an: Alfertitive, Purifier, and Sweetencrof the Illood, and'fer radically.cur ing theiSctitvy, Strolihnia,.'or King'is Evil,. Scorbutic Erup tioitS,• Leprosy , the ill eirwas.of Mercury, ancfall . niseases origir.ating trotn-an Impurity-of the blood. Nor does it re quire the least confinement, or restraint :in diet. Prepafed by zt 1 - Naar:bred Surgeon, and :Scild, wholesale and retail, by•Pidding and CO. No. 76, Oxford-street, Lon don, in s mall boxes, price 4s, 6d. or 'six boxes in one,' price also retail by 'I utt, Royal Ex`Cliange ; Ward, No 3z4,. Medicines in n Pidding, H o it; 3lD ; )3utler, N 0.4, Cheapside Shaw and Edwads, No.' 66, St. Paul's church -yard, :and by every Vender et Kingdom but obServe thatit is signed with e No. ^',6, •Oxfortt-sttet, London, ot herwise the Public rniOt he received by inefficacious km• r M ti ed ?maligns assuming a sinittar - Nime. • WEDNESDAY, APRIL 257 1804' NEW ROOMS, HANOVER-SQUARE. • ESSRS. CHARLES and WILLIAM KNY IVA, 'VETT. most respeafully • acquaint .the (;e n - t r ,'i n d their r ricnds i,i ge-neral, that their ANNUA - L VOCAL' CONCERT will . take place on _MONDAY. N EXT, the.; oth-itist. 1804, tt the above - Rooms. • , ACT I. G rand 'Military Overture—Haydn: Ode to St. Cecilia, Full .Glee for Six Voices, with Verse and .Chorus---Webbe. New Glee, far 'Three Voices, with an Echo French Hum , •• ' AccbinParainent by the Messrs. KnyvettS. • Sang, Miss Missenden (by particular desirej c. w,ill bejepeat 7 ed the celebrated Manuscript Cantata of Aurora ? as origin ally composed for Signor Teriddcei—Bach. - Shepherds, I have lost rnSr Loire, harmonized by Mr: Grea . tortx, New Glee, for Four Voices .(composed expressly for this • - occasibn), hy.Mr. Wm. Knyvett. First-Organ Concerto, Mr;Charles - Knyvett—Handel. Song—Mr. Harrison. Chorus, Great is • Jehovah, Trio and Chorns, And with • Songs I will celebrate L-Marcello and Greatorex. ACT 11. • NeW Grand Overture—Beethoven. Glee, -Lady as the Lilly Fair, by . Miss Missenden, Kiss. Tennant, 314 Mr. Sale, jun.—King. , • - Song, MS. Miss 'Pennant. NeWG lee, MS. Five Voices —S.peffoi th. Song, Miss F. Ross Melville—Handel. WitcheC Glee (by particular desire', newly arranged for Four -Voices, and Chorus, with AccOrnpaniments for a Fullpichestra —K Duet, MS. Messrs. Cimador and Viganoni. • Solo, -Mr. Nield; and Chorus, Glory to God ,••-- Handel. P r incipal Vocal .Performers, • ' Miss MISSENDEN and MisS F. ROSS MELVIr.LE (for that night only), Miss TENNANT, Messrs. HARRI SON, .NIELD, WAL H., SALE, sem SALE, jun. LEI;TE,.GOR F., GOSS, VAUGHAN, SMITH, CHA. and WM. - K.N rT, Signors, CI MADOR and VI GANONI. • Principal Instrumental Performers, Leader of the Band, Mr. CRAMER, - Organ and Grand Piano Forte, Mr. C. - Kny.vett, 'Messrs. - Shield, Lindley, Lnventi, Griesbach,, Neinotir, , Boyce, Holmes, Lyon, Mahon, 011iver ; Flute, Mr. Ash ; Trum pets, Hyde and Cantelo ; Trombone,. Marlotti ; Double Drums, )enkinson. fhe Chorusses will be supported by the Young Gentle men of His Majesty's Chapel Royal,-St. Paul's, VV::stmin stt.ir Abbey, the Chorus of the Ancient COncert, and Choral Fund. , Doors to, he opened at Seven o'Clock, and the Performance to begin pnajually Eight. • Mr. Townsend will be at the head of the - Peace,ollicers, to attend the Company to and from their Carriages. . Tickets, Half-a-Guinea , each, to be had, of Mt..Cbarles Krvvett's, No. S, Edward-street, - Cal/Cm:fish-Square ' - Mr. • Win. Kny-rett's, No. 44, Queen Ann--sttect Eatt and also at- the 0-lasic .Shops of lituderip, fiin h ill, :Lavenu; Dale, Cleme;,;.ii and Co.' - TO LADIES OF RANIK-•AND' FASHION. CORRECT-IMITATIONS OFNATURE. .. • DATEeNT FULL .:DRESS HEAD-DRESStS, perfectly unique.—'l'.el 3o W MAN ; having made some 'receet purchases, in addition .to his own large and ,curious Stock-of Hairs, is enabled to make op'soMe exquisitely beau- tifut Head:-Dresses; at Thirty Guineas- each : he has a teen- lar _Assortment, at Six, Eight, Tch, Fifteen, and Twenty Guineas; Undress di to Four and Five Guineas. PATENT. P ERRI.JK. ES for Gentlemen Four. Guineas each. • T. , 13. has - hitherto given only a true anclylain 'tradesman's account of his: Articles; he• will eot now descend to the des, : pieable meanness of puffing ; „he has nee ye; -made.an as seition he could not make good. The great - success and gene ral approbation his Patent Head-Dresses meet with, • entbo:- • dens lum to say, that their superior merits are every ,v ere, and by a 1 l the respectable Hair-Dres , ers, acknowledged, be ing made 'of picked Hairs, cle insect trout every imp!. e • 2 • ; they possess. alsri the very material advantage of fitting' roe Head, without covering the Forehead ; his Blocks, of whieb Ile has near Soo, of every shape, knost of tVm Models, en -ables hint to fit any Head, however varinps ; they are - not made to any particularlashion, but are correct Imitations of Nature; when put on, they are the same as a tie Head of Hair, cut, curled, and prepared for dressing by a - tashiohable Hair-Dresser, in whose hands they make a Most elegant Head indeed ; at the same time they are so beautifully simple, that a Lady or her Maid may, in a few minutes, make the most • 'elegant tout ensemnle that can be conceived: the Hair may be divided at any part and no Art or Ornament is required to cover the division.. 7With the excellence of the Patent Springs, which are not half the weight, yet more than dou ble the elasticity, of the common Springs, the pressure is so easy aS,scar ely - to be telt, yet pertee;tlysecure.' Thtee years experience, with these requisites combined, have fully esta blished theM : he has made considerable improvements, and as he-spares •06 expense or pains, he trusts they will always 1114ifitain theirpresent pre-eminence. Since Christmas, 1802, he hasdechnettenaking any common: ones, and - relinquished the Perfumery Ilusiitess, to enable him - to devote his whole attehtion TO' his Patent 'Articles:' On account of the great demand, 'P. Be finds the three days he haffappropriated to the Home BuSiness instiflicient ; and as many have been Ms app,miited from having mistaken thOsedays, he will (for the' - Spring Quarter) be at Home every day, trord Eleven until tour o'Clock ; it is.therefore Mornings and Evenings only hg can , go Abroad (himself) to take Orders and to fit on, but they will at ail times be. Waited upon by yroper Persons. After - Nlidsoirinier he will again recur to nis former Days of At tenclooce.. • Copper-plate Direlions, for accurately measuring the, Head of Pertions living in the Country. Hair-cutting, ,at -Houle zs. 6d. Abroad 56. No. roz, New Bond-street, one 1)oor above Brook-street.. SPENCER/ AND' PERKINS, WINE and 'BRANDY Meichants, Newate-street, the duly sellers of OLD and GE. NUIN.E \V INE, meliorated in Vats, containing from Two to Four Thousand Gallons, and who .from thir teen years experience of keeping such quantities of Wine ui one vessel,' can assert, that their Wine is not only more agreeable - in flavour, but, from its strength of body, genuine and.cordiai qualities, is .Inure restorative and wholesome ..to the stomachs of weakly and nervous habits, and the aged. and infirm. They haVe Port, which, after being ripened in a Vat, containing 23 pipes, has been in bottle from two to seven years. Their Madeira, Sherry, Bucella, and Lis bon, are equally old and excellent. This mode of keep in g gives . their Vines that decided superiority so , well knoi , n ancL acknowledged. Their immense stock enables thein Ao serve . their Vrierids with superior Wine, of the best vintages, on their usual moderate terms. for ready money. They send to any part of the town (not less than a dozen) free of -expellee. They have also a large stock of old Cognac Brandy,,rine and Jamaica Rum, East India and Ruin Orange Shrub. . •t. • NSW INVENTED HATS. TN' Consequence of the very great complaint of late, of - the bad quality of Hats, it has induced Mr. HARE, of No. 7r, ,trand .‘ , who has resided there these za years, to try the experiment of mixing Moles' Fur with Bea yer, and . kviliCir he has found to answer his most ardent expec tations, not only for their durability, which, on trial, will be found to wear out near two such Hats as are made In the usual way, the Nlole Fur making them so much finer, and of closer texture than the various coarse Furs that are usually made use of in the.Manuladuring of Flats ; and, with'ytner good qualities, the Fur will-not come off; which has been so much complained pf,otiate, as well as their taking a most beautiful Black, which 'will retain their colour: and being the Manufacturer of his own Hats, he sells them at the low price of il. 3s. Stamps included. Likewise a variety of Army and Navy Hats, Folding ditto, Patent Silk Hats, Livery, Hats, and Ladies and Childrens' Hats, elegantly trimmed. N. B. Worthy the attention of Merchants for Exportation. 4 4 *. m o l e _skins bought in annuantity. (1:3" Letkers .(puSt-Paio), rqr.din't M q ole ski ns , only at tended,to* ''. 7 .0;e:0rr , *46 1 ,..,r 44 t 3 k9. . t ..4.,..67.)4., .. 1 . ~-:,:,,, 4 i . ' • , It „ .:6 , •: , '4 , , , ,:f f '• , .?. ''Zit.lL„ . :, ~ :ii . • ...: -.; ;a • IPRICE OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, •Il7arclr 3t, iSO4. rrHE 'PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of HIS ivl A • y Tl"'s 0 RDN.4 NCE do berdy ve, iVotiee, 7b.rt Proposals will be received at their OtFce in ,St. Narg.,z,l-stzerz, 1-le4znzinster, on or bet re Minday the 3c,th of April . rhxt, 1 - Kom such Perrons as, Ma be , tuillin.sc um/to-take the Supply of IRON iIIONG.ERI. AR for the ,S'erviee•of tizis Departznent, upon Contraa for a ferzod of Three Years. Patterns of the .etr:ie.les to be suppl Zed,. may be vieue . d at the f);'incipal ,storekeeper's Offz'ce at the roister; and the Terms, C a n_ ditions, and cther l'a;-riculars of the Cwzriaei, may be knz.urt ii sn hpplicalioi at the Sceretag's Office, 4arga4t-street, h f y clEy the hours of rev o , ld Font-o'clock, -where the I ,ro fals are to ‘'ell•llveridi seated upand marked o the' Ou:side," Pro pos-Rif, 19r , thiStttply of. I rrihrn-ohtery. Articles.tgr the Ser vice of titO)rtinisoce . Dsp4rrypexit ;" n:z Proposal can be aolniitted after the.sajd 3ltztb.of , Ny Ord-r of the holed, R. .11.i.CR.813 7 , Serret44. OFFICE.OF ORDN . Aprit.r9, 1894, rltri NCIP .41. OFFICERS of HIS MA- I ESTY's berebi , t; re N2tic;, lat ropm,lll %vie! be waved at their gave,' t-Jirte liteitrnim,ftft - , at Or kfoee 4'101410:y1u II:, C next, . ffr,nl sreci, Pertni as may int twilling t 9 it , <-4,,ta4e Nurp!), , Qf OAK, 41511", afrd ELZ'T rimßEß,•upon the "i'ervite of this Defiart;nest at- Porttmostth. • , • The Terms, ()fuer .I?arti,culax.o, : of Of, C o ntr., a, rta) be knntt upqnapiLcation,at the.' Qr4-I,tatzcc-Olfi,:e at P4r1.4., maztt6, and trio at t"e Office day between tlie.4attrs...ll felt;and flair 0'C0...k, where the .Prz,l , •ials are to rr delivered, ;rated tip, and :narked an the cittside, `'Prvosals tor the ..,tl),)iyat O..ik, Ash,' and Cllr Tubber; for tit: Oratiance Servic ;" but no i'ropoti.":2tv.he.adpaittcd alter-the sai r. , (1) Day of .11. y. By Order of the Bwrd,, • . • • ~.7ecrelacy. INplfl • EAST HOUSE, April ro, 1804. fHE COURT of DIRECT" RS' ,?f the UNITE D • ATR4NY,of.4IERCH.4.N7 !:.S' uj E.Ni.; LAND irading to the East Indies, do hereby,gilie Notice, , • That they will he_ realty to receiv. Proposals, in writing, on or before Wednesday' the 25th inst J.r the II IRE of which have fur armed their tontraEldnwnhel ;').at'i in the Compary's Service, for' P - a.to additional 1/.0. - et certain. The Tenders, with the words, ," Ship Tender," Nn the C. 9 1 ,0-, to le fieral(y jen/fd up ant left with the Secretary, on or bet T . 7.' o'Click at No se on the ab,ve day, beyond which hour not .ot .) Ten ifer will be,received. IfiLLIAM R4ll-1S AY Sec. The particidart of the Tertn.t i and,„Coqditio•rr on Viilp s will be engaged in the CottipaV's Service; nr.7 . y 7r apon at— jlr..jantes Cogvn,-Clfrt to th, Cr ,, ntittee of Shit. pieg,• on or after Satte.day nea, the instant. . . EAST INDIA HOUSE, . • Ig, a q . E COUR _ T of Di RPCTO S. Of the UNITED COMP.-!NY of iIIERCHANI S.y ENG LAND trading to the East do.herely.give That a General Court of the.said Company will be hcld at thelr (louse in Leaclenhall:street, on THURSDAY the 2. 6i h hat. a t,El:ven o'Clork in the Forenoon, at which General Curt a. Ms.' tionpvitl6e , maele, that " Sir ',hr. D'Oy late ot: the Bengt{ Civil t stabli;:iiment, be permitted 'to return Stith his 'R ankto WILLIA if RA Rol SA Y, See. CAPITAL SALE OF PAINTINGS. • A N. abrik,lTed CATALOGUE of the Celebrated .k. COLLECTION of PAINTINGS of Mr. VAN Lt Y-DEN, of Amsterdam, the W.: of which, by Public Auition, will be Made at Paris about the end of April or-the beginning'of May, " Maison des Divisions Supfklenaentaires du mons de Piet, Rue Vivienne', No. 45." Amateurs inclined to give orders fur the purchase of any part of this Collection, will receive the above Catalogue gratis, at 4r. I:larding's,- Bookseller, No. 36, St. antes's street., London, by whom Commissions will be received. . . _ . . . MANSION-HOUSE. IN ENGLAND OR WA.LES. AN TANTED to RN . r 0, PURCHASE, a v M ANS I ON*-HOUSE, with a Park; or a Mansion house,. surrounded with a considerable quantity of Land, froil, 100 tO loo'a Acres, in either England or Wales. Athlress (post-paid! to Box, No. 120, at the Post-Office, Manchester. ' •' ' I-lArIDSOME BRICK-BUIL'i HOUSES AT BILLE. RICAY, IN ESSEX. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT,. A HANDSOME- BRICIC-BUILT HOUSE, most desirably situated oppositethe Ren Lion, Bilk:- ifeay,. in the occupation Rt . Mrs. iiowlet k ,, comprising a Hill, Wealtlast-parl;itir, spacious Unlingtroom, at feet b) , goof Kitchen, and in the latter •a new Pump with twist excellent Water ; good Staircase with twist Rail ; four good Chambers, and tour good Attics; Beer and Wine Cellars ; detached, are Cbal-honse, 'Brew-house, • Chaise house, and Four-stall Stable, with Lofts, Yard, and Gar den walled in. , Also a lipdsome , Brick-built House with ornamented" Front, iileasaatly situated neat Mrs. CannelPs Boarding- School,- . and 'in. the occupation of sirs. Belt.; comprising a Hall, two good - Parlours, two Chambers, and two At tics, Kitchen and BreW-house, Cellar, and Wine Bin, With a small Garden walled in. •• rheabove Estates ;are Copy.hold of the Manor of Great Burstead. N. B. BillestiCay•is situate on an eminence, commanding most beautiful and extensive Prospects, taking into view the Thames, Medway, and the Crouch, and is esteeined as. health Wand pleasant a Town as an)' in Essex, distant from the Ca'pital twenty-three miles,. and twenty to Southend, in the direct Road. •. For View. and Particulars, apply to. Mr. Walter, Auc tioneer, at B . Ilericay (who is authorized to sell the Estates) ; or to Mr. Whinfield, No. 97, GraCcchnrch-street,'LpOdon. - Coaches to and-t oin Town. every Day. One ConCern. For the. WIND., C 140 $, X‘Es,, and other Disor . tiers of the Euwels. .' • DAI.BY's CARMINA I FIVE. ALTTION--rrMany countexleited Preparations of this Medicine having been, off, - n•ed for sale, undor speeiousjprstenccV all Persons are reqasted not to take any unlesS they,observe, titat the Name," F, Newbery, No. 4;, St. Paul's, is engraved in the Stamp, and tpat in the Bill of.. llireiajons round each Bottle is an- • . • Ek TRA C T p ß om T i t s WILL O.F •rns LACE Ma. JOSEPH DALaxi. vi;. as .Whereas, I aid many Years since instrua my Daughter Francts, now the Wife , of Anthony Geli, of North-street, WeStininster, Gentleman, in the Art of corn pounding a ccrtaitt Medicine,..of which I am the sole Inventor, called .11alpy's Carminative ; I do hereby constitnte and appoint toy said Daughter the sole Pre Parer of this useful, Medicine. • I like.. wise give to my said Daughter,,FrapLes Cell, my sole Pro.. ptrty in the said Carmirsative, and all 'Profits arising frOrn. the Sale thereof, to her and iier heirs for ever." • • It' is 'sold only by I' . Newnery and Sens, • No: 45, St. Paul's Church-yard, a tew door's froiii the corner of Chap. tide,r London, price ts. gd. a Bottie t Duty ; and by their appointment, byMcssrs. Dicey and Sut ton, Bow CliLifcli. yard. Bacon and Co. No. tso, and j: Nck 76; x foid. stree ; I Wade; Old Bond=streei ; B4ylev and Co. Cock. spur-street;: W. Barry, -Bridge-streLt, Westmi n ster; B. urchell, Long-Acre 1. Ward,. MAdle r row, llolb.irn ; T. Twit Royal Exchange; W. Clarke, Borough-1-.1:00-Areit and. I.' tiaras, Successor to Mrs. E: Newbery, Bookseller, at.the Corner of LudVe•mreet.' • , . This Day .was pyblished,• aegantiy •printed in. Post • . with eig,tit Copper fates, f3s. boards, ••. N IGHT THOUGHTS, on LIFE, - . DEATH ; and IMMORTALITY. By EDWARD YOUNG,- LL. D. With the Life of the iluthot,- and ,Notes Critical and . ExpLnatorv. • . Printed for 0 - tridge and Co. .F. and C. Rivington; Long :man ied Rees, Vernor and Hood, Cuthell and Ntirtini Gas dell and Davies, .f . Scatchard, Mawinan, - and J. Hookhatn. Where TTIAV be had, Another ErJiiion of this *ork,Derny•Svo: Mates; tos. or Rovill Paper, 4s. boards•. Young's Worts,j .vol - s. Delay lino. with elegant Plates frum Whatiey's deSigns, tI. 75. or on Royal Paper, 11. Its . . in boards. •