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Ti; :s Day was published, iMPERIIL PARLIAAti,v Handsomely printed on a fine paper, in Two Volutne3, Octavo, price as. in Izoards, _ AT a Meetin g of the on-commissioned OFFI _ CERS and PRIVATES of the ROYAL DUBLIN, or S l' LP H E N'sC RE EN CAVALRY, held on- Monday, the 2 7th of Febrnary, 1804 ; it was res.,lved unanimously, That the following Address, accompanied by a Nike of Plate, with i suitable Inscription, be presented to their Corn- Mandng Officer 1011N1 CARLETON:, Esq. it', Atter eight. years experienoe of your Condua as'a Gen tlemn and a Si:licher, We, the Non-commissioned Officers and Privates of the Royal Dublin, or Steplieti's-G reen Cavalry, feel it a duty to express our fullest approbation of your kind and honourable demeanour in both these CM-- raelers. In you, Sir, our Troop has found an anxious and diligent Commanding Officer. In Your persevering attention we have C on an amoreExa which taught us to disregard labour and fatigue in ervice our Country, mitring care for our accommodation even the duties of a while by your unre- Alilitary.Life have been rendered rateful. Under such an Officer, in who% we can individually ac knowledge a kind and sincere Friend, Condud we can look with confidence, and in whose honour to whose Military able the we Call colleetively feel pride, the ROYAL DEI:ILIN LI GliT DRAGOONt must ever be foremost to meet and resist the Enemies of our beloved Kind. amongst the and glorious Coristitutiou. As a sincere though inadequate Token of o Respei anactor Confidence we la-g- y r -e tance.of the Rt. Regard, our Cup which mpanies. this'Adtires's-.Your 4c- P ...., - S.F6nelltmo ()pier, - •• A. HAMILTON, Perm. Serj. —___. To the Non- Commission-d OFFI C ERS, and PRIVATE S of the Fl RST TRAMP of R DRAGOONS. or. Step hen's-GOYAL DUB GENTLENI E N , reen CavalryL. IN LIGHT • . Your Addresi proves to me, I have attained one great Ob ictt of my wishes, the. Friendship of my Fell ow -Soldiers ; and your manner Of expressing that friendship, far over -pays iny exertion; to obtain it, and must he ascribed rather to the kindness with which you view my humble efforts, than to the merit of him whom you have thus condescended to honour. • Attached to each other by private friendship, as we are United in the great Cause of our beloved King and glorious ConStitut we will, I trust, be the better enabled to ren der effectual our service to our Sovereign and our Country:— n Your zeal and patriotism, you will find-incentives to im prove and perfet in (Nei:line ; and in my increasing anxiety to render ci:r Troop efficient as it is respeitable I may hope to niake so small return for this disttnguished9 Favour ; being with the truest regard and esteem, Gentlemen, Mark of - your Your wry sincere and attached .N Friend and Brother Soldier. ...........................................„ountjoysquare, May t 3, 12 04. J O HN CARLETON. •TO BE SO LD By AUCTION, At the Crown and Anch or, in the Town of P willieli, in the County of Carnarvun, on e the th , 104, su'ojeet t o such C onditions, an d in such L 4 ots, I as ul s y hal B l be then agreed upon, 'REVERAL FREEHOLD- LANDS and TENE. kJ ME NTS in thu Parishes of Llannor and Budvean, in The County of Carnarvon. The above Lands and Tenements are pleasantly situated tt i'.. r ,7_ , l , a gentle eminence, .within two Miles of the Market . ""`-n of or Ca r d P wlllieli aforesaid, and command an exten s i ve Vi ew i an B ay, The er, and /he Nl er i oneth and South Wales Hill. CI atrte -- "rY about it i s we ll wooded, and'aflinds plenty of -. Th e t., . , tUildit, gnus are in a high state of Cultivation, with good , 03, iAgs thereon, and will be worth the attention of a I ur -4' ' e '. l., 114 :-; the New Road from Dublin to London is now 0rt,,,,, and will come within a quarter Of a Mile:of the ahove P rern.ise t by which real Prts 4 per in that' part' Of the COlirary t4iti h;cor.iiderably improvel For tl,rther Particulars apply to Mr. Barber, Solicitor Crays -Inn 'London; or 'to Mr. Robert Gritiitn Solicitor,' I'vvillteli. __..........„...______:—. STAFFORDSHIRE. /MANOR and V;kLIJABLE TYTHE-FREE ESTATE, in a Rin g F ence. TO 'BE SOLD BY AUCTION, , At the TO Inn, in Stone, in the County of Staff, on Thursday the 7th day of June, 144, at Five O'Clock in the Afternoon preCistly. (unless disposed of in the mean time by Private Comma, of which Notice will be given). in One or more Lots, at shall be a . greed upon at the time of Sale, and subject to suift Conditions as will be 01:31 pro duced ; A LL, that the MANOR or LORDSHIP of `i• A. HI LDERSTONE, in /he Parish of Stone, in the Vt,urity of Stafibrd, with the Cottages, Wastes, fleriots, lief-Rents, Court-Baron, and chher Manorial Rights there tinto belonging, and all that Castitai Nlessuage or Nlansion h'use, called Hilcierstone Hall, and several-Closes or Pieces of execgding rich Araole, Meadow, 'Pasture and Wood Land adjoining thereto, in a Ring Fence in . a high state of Culti vation, and Ty the-tree, containing together :55 A. zR.34 P. The fiuuse and a small part of the Lands are in hand, and the residue is lett to substa f oal T tat Will ; the whole (exclusive of the M- • i e "aP S, . anona ghts) betut 01 the clear annual value of si t I. or thereabouts. The House, which is in perfea Repair, is fit for the re ception of a large Genteel Family. It Is very pleasantly si tuated, and immediate possession of the Houtte and Lands in Land may be had. The Manor of Hilderstone extends over about 3000 Acres of Land, in which there is plenty of Came. The Roads in the Neighbourhood are good. Itilderstune is only four miles from Stone, eight from Stafl;3rd, six from headle, and ten from Uttuuter ; all good Market-Towns. Further particulars may be known, by •applying to Messrs. teiF,h, Bratiand, and Mason, New Bride -street London ; or to &Ir. Vernon, at Hilderstone aforesaid, who will ap point a Person to chew the Premises, and Who will treat for the Salt of the Estate by Private Contract. N B. of the Prem ises. Part of the P urchase-m uney may remain on Security ESSENTIAL SALT OF LEMOIsTS, Yor t • aktot iron Stains, out •Ntoulds, ink Spots, Red Wine, and ether other ti,esost4illett, Muslin, Lace, Sm. and for many .. uo 'tante for Lemous. Price rs. the Box. II i c y in i NG r e ce ived that numeroui Complaints are not obly P° n S e i l l PIIS sold under the Title of Salt of Lem°t9s Linen, I think ietCludi, but that they burn and destroy in hc I necessary to inform the . Public, that true ESSENTI A . SALT f LEMONS is only to behad, Z i h,u _ one .. it retail, at my Shop, .n si ll : n lie l sale t, n t o t b e de . p ' ended ° upon jas'in‘ C in r c ick: u p t u ‘ t , T a r r ee h t ;s a n i i ll .. via ~fure on the bottom of each Box, and on the outside of wrapper. W. BAYLEY. I, l l\l . B. The Sali of Lemons is particularly usetul to Ladies ,41•\,,N!ling their Hands as it instantly takes out the Stains .0 ' Nit, Coloured G lo 9 ves, ikc, and is much more agreeable 1,1,, , " ttian Lemon itself. for M the same P lace maybe had, Hayley's Scowering Drops, irm.....,... taking Grease out of Silk, Stull, Woollen Cloth. &c. :rol3lLlous, cou.----.--------—..____._ad..NEßvoUS PERSONS. tHE following accumulation of seleti rersonal ~., Reference afire great merits of the Rev. WI I.L lAM •33,ACLA)i"s Patent ANTIBILIOUS PILLS in Bilious, ‘'ooo.uty, of Cases, is respettfullysubmitted to the b i , (1 ... c , e of the Public—liis Grace the Archbishop of Canter , '.Y, the Lord Bishop of Bath and Wells, Sir lohn Honey -1,v20d• Bart. M. P. Sir Stephen ' ells, Ilan. M. P. "nlag Anson, Esq M. P. Cecil Forester, Esq". M. P. tilles A mvatt, Esq -. M. P. Nicholson Calvert, Esq. M. P. dicluridyueliiii, V.s.q. Thomas HainMersley Esq George , ~.'wh. sq. Private Secretary to the Archbishop ot Can br;ehr.nr.Y z the Rev. Alr. Dimock, Librairianito the Archbi. ,!!%r,Pt; th*Jrge Smith and James Sinnonds, Lsqrs. Principal sin Ills Majesty's pick -yard, Portsmouth, ace Scc. NO' , E !hr above Pills are Sold in London, atsm°utlt, the Elaboratory, 1)135, Bcdtord-streer, Covent_garaen, inoxes ss. (O. each, ? inci Litlt4 alai by all V '••-" " To • • Country. CLIULIJ in 111 .1.D.Ll A SYSTEM of TI-TEORETICAL and PRAC TICAL CHEMISTRY, with Plates. By FREDERICK ACCUM, ' Chemical Operator in the Royal Institution of Great Britain. Printed for the Author, No. if Old Compton-street, Soho; and.G. Kearsley, Fleet-street. A few Copies are punted on paper made of Straw only ; to be had of the Publisher, price tl. 4s. in boards. New Editions, Royal o Ivo, of DR. JOHNSON's DICTIONARY of the ENG. LASH LANGUAGE. with a LIU of the AU THOR, by I. AIKIN, M. D. 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Frederick the Great of Prussia, in his Military Instruaions to his General Officers, says, " that he - had learned from Experience, thit protbund Skill was not to be acquired by mere Pradice in the Art of IVar, or otherwise that by ap plying to it .as a Study." To this Study, memorable Battles, in which the Plan of the General should be set limit on both Skies, and at the same time the Circumstances that led to theViaory or Dc teat,. would serve as an Aid to an easy ,IntroduCtion. But toe Descriptions of such Battles, scattered in a great Variety of Books in different languages, cannot be either piocured or perused by every one w h o may wish to read them. For this reason these Military Memoirs have been selected, and are presented to the British in Arms every quarter of the ‘Vorld, Regular Troop t s; awl Volunteers. .Print4for J . Johnson, in St. Paul's Church-yard ; Rich ardsons •COrnhill ; Egerton. o pp os i te th e Admiralty ; Vernor and Hood, Poultry ; H a t c h ar d an d Gi nger, Piccadilly, In the Press, arid on Saturday next Will be published, in One Volume, Odavo, BONAPARTE, and the FRENCH PEOPLE under his CONSULATE. Translated from the G can on. " Yentas odium pant." Printed for Tipper and Richards, No. 37, teadenhall street. The great sensation which thiS Work has.created all over Germany, has been considerably increased by the measures adopted by the Persecutor of all Toleration, to prevent its being circulated. It had scarcely - appeared (six weeks ago) when it was interdicted in all the principal Stares ; and a Penalty of zoo Rix-dollars ordered to be inflicted upon the Vender or Purchaser of the Book. The Publishers have been fortunate enough to procure, through a very high chan nel,. a Copy of the Original, secretly expedited to this Country ; and from its curious development of the private character of the New Emperor, the deep view it has taken of •the secret intrigues of the Thuilleries, and from its masterly description of the French People, they hope it may nut be unacceptable to the Public. • This Day was published, . _, . .. BY Mathews, No. IS, Strand, H. D. SymOnds, f citefnoster- TOW, London ; Dugdale, Dublin ; and may be had of any Bookseller, in One Volume Octavo, with an elegant Por trait ot the Author, a new Edition, price only 35. contain• ing - hearly . 300 Pages, of QOLONION's GUIDE TO HEALTH •; or, LP ADVICE TO BOTH SEXES, in a Variety of Com plaints : explaining, in a concise and plain manner, . the Mode, Treatment, and most. efficacious Remedies for the. following Diseases, which are treated of under their respedive Heads, viz. Abortion or Miscarriage Indispositions attendant 0* Asthma Pregnancy Appetite (Loss of) Indigestion Barrenness juvenile Indiscretion Bilious Complaints Lowness of Spirits Chlorosis or Green Sickness Menstrual Evacuations Child-bearing Nervous Diseases Consumptions Onanism, or Secret *Venery Female Diseases . Pregnancy Fits - Plithisis or Cough Fluor Albus or Whites Itileyniatislll Flatulence or Wind Scrofula Cleets : Seminal Weaknesses Gonorrhoea Hypochondria or Melan- Turn of Lifo, &c. &c. choly Complaints. To which is added, an Essay on the Venereal Disease, Cleets, and Seminal Weaknesses.. The whole illustrated and interspersed with a variety of authentic Fads, never be• fore published. By S. SOLOMON, -M. D. The Author is proud to confess, that lie has been assisted by eminent literary medical Alen, - to whose Labours and As sistance he is much indebted ; they, as well as himself, have tried the Remedies prescribed, and acknowledged their salu tary and pOwertul Efficacy. Orders given to any Bookseller in Town or Country, for " Solomon's Gale to Health," will be duly executed, at only 3s. each Copy, tree of Carriage. For the very excellent Charader of this Book, see the ditierent DISEASES of the URETHRA, and Certain COM- PLAINTS: AS Sole Proprietor of DARAN's celebrated MEDICATED BOUGI ES and REMEDIES, Mr. DUFOUR informs the Public, that he mav, as usual, be consulted daily from nine to three, at his House, No. $4 , Frith -street, Soho, on Cases of Strictures, ObstruCtions, (sleets, &c. &c. as well as Debility, and every Disorder where secrecy is so essential a requisite, that Mr: 11. has provided a spacious House, that every Patient may be introduced in a separate Apartment. Mr. D , has for many years confined himself to that department of Surgery, arid fr om extens i ve ' Practice, and the most flattering success, he is ena bl e d to 04 a method of Cure, mild, efficaciou s , requiring no con. tinernent or restraint in diet, and preve nting the possibility of a relapse. Persons in the Country -stating their cases fully in a Letter, enclosing a 11. or al. Note, will have proper remedies sent to the .amount. Inr the variousTTlPtoms, Sze. sce K r. Dafour's Treatise on the above Comp:Wits, Pllec 2s• Cid, th e s u s ,:dilibli. OFFICE OF ORI)MINCE, illy 22, 1 Ro4. .rrHE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS rf HIS MA. .r•sn , "4 OR VANCE do herely giuy Aroti•e, , Thai 1 .1' ,, .."0r.t.; will be recek;el a: !heir Office in St. .11argareet,stiret, ll'estmin;ficr, on or bef,re Thursday the I.vb do, of June next, front such Persons ar may be willing to aid take. the Supply of COPPERSMITHS' ARTICLES, upon Contras`!, for the Sir_ . vice of this Department. Furtbur Particulars; together with the Terntr and Condition's of the Contrafi, may be known upOn application at the Secretary's Office, 1': St. illargaret's-street, any do, between the hours of Ten and Four o'clock, where the Propcaals are to be delivered, sealed up and marked on the Outside,. " Proposals for the Supply of Coppersmiths' Articles,'' but ro Proporgl . can be admitted after the said 14th day of June. by Order ofd , e Board, - R. 11. CREW, Seeretaly OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, Maj' 22, T HE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of 1113 MA yESTY's OR. DNANCE, do herthy give Notice,- That Propmals will be received alike?? Office, in St. Margaret's-street,. Westminster, on tw before Thursday the 21st D.) , gun( next, from such Persons as may be willing to P10T4155 a considerable Quantity of CYLINDER TAR, produced from the Charring of Charioal,wxd, at the Royal Powder Mills at4Faver,hant. Further Particulars, tog , ther with tin! Terms Conditions of the Contract', may" he . ktz;v..t; upon applicationtc the Ordnance- Officers at Faye, sham, where the Tar may he viewed, and also at the Secretary's Office in St. Ala , kiret's-4trea, any day be tween the hours of Ten and Four o'Clock, where the Proposals are to be ddiVereil, sealed, and marked on the outside, " Pro posals for the Purchase of Cylinder Tar at Faversham ;" Gut no ProPcsal can be admitted after the said list Day of June, 13.)"Order of the' Board, R. IL CREIV, Secretary , . " t VENEREAL BLINDNESS, &t. To Mr. r "..kioluAs TAyLoR, Surgeon, No. 9, New Bridge-street, London. BEAR stR, IT is with the most heartfelt satisfaaion that 1 I address you on the incomparable excellence of your in valtutOle. Medicine, LEAK L'S PATENT PILLS. In the Spriti,- , of, this year f had the mistortune to contrite} a Vene real. Complaint, attended with the most alarming and dan gerous symptoms ; insomuch, that, I have been confined to my room for a whole week together, and not able to stir out of it ; I had no rest night nor day; and sutfred the most excruciating pain and torment, and what was still worse, my eyes goew weak and dim, so that I could scarce discern any object, if ever so close to mc, and expected nothing less than the tont! loss of my sight.—From .a stout, healthy, and rather corpulent man, I became a mere shadoit-, and an object of pity and compassion. My friends had all given me over, and thong* my recovery impossible. In this dreadful state, and expecting every minute'. to be my last in this world, I was fortunately recommended by 'a neighbour to try your Modieine; but having tried all medical aid to no purpose, and being at an enormous ex pence,l t was some time befi,re I could be prevailed on to take theni ; at last I sent for six boxes, and before I had taken them all, I timnd con siderable benefit ; my pains gradually decreased, and my, eye sight grew better, and, to the great surprize and asto.dsh ment of all my friends (after taking three boxes more), my health and strength was ,perfedly restored, and [ am now (thanks to my God and your invaluable Medicines) as well and hearty as ever I was in my life. You are •at full liberty to publish this in any manner you think proper, for the benefit of society at large, and which I should have sent you sooner, but was fearful of a relapse. I remain, with tr!rf utmost gratitnde, Dear Sir, your obliged-humble Servant, K. L. LEIGH. High-sweet, Birmingham, Nov. I, 1799. • - "rhe above Medicine is earnestly Tecommended to all Persons that are in any doubt of their being entirely free of every Venereal Afteetion, particularly td those about alter ing their condition . iii life, as it will certainly eradicate every. taint of that nature, of however long standing, or however disguised under the appeatance of other disorders it may be ; for Scorbutic, Glandular, and Cutaneous Com plaints, it is - also recommended to be taken, especially in the Spring, Suminer, and Fall. Pr.:Tared and ipld by the sole Proprietor, THOMAS TAY LOR, Alember of the ColVoration or Surgeons, London, at his House, No. 9, New Bridge-street • where•he will give Advice, without' a tee, to persons t•lking these Pills, and will answer Patients' Letters, if post-paid, on the • same terms, observing in alt cases the! most inviolable secrecy, no Patient's name or case having been inemioned,•but .elt their own particular request, by the Proprietor, during the course of more than .35 yi:ars, that he has had •the 'concluding of an extensive sale of the above Medicine, arid the.Traittice arising therefrom. _ .They are also - sold by his appointment, at the •Per funter's, No. 35, St. Alban's-street, Pall-Mali Mr. Ro bertson's Toy_shop,. No. 103, Oxtbrd-street; Mr. Steel's, N o . I , Uni on - row, Little Tower-hill- zuld by one Per son in every considerable Town in 'England, ".Scc. in boxes of only zs. 9(1. each, sealed up, with full and plain Di rections, whereby Persons of either Sex nifty cure selves Nvitit case and secrecy. N • Each $411d73: Gicat Britain is sealed up with a Stamp, un which, by favour of the Conmiissioners is printed at the Stampi.ollice7—" T. Taylor, .No.. 9, New “ridge-stree,--to imitate which is Veluny, auu aul other ste couttterteiti. HOUSE OF PEERS. MONDAY MAY 28. MONDAY, IN the. Appeal from the. -Exchequer Chamber; LUCENA v; CRAUFURD and Others, Mr. P2R,,K T NE was heard for the Appellant ; further consideration adjourned until Wednesday se'nnight. The Archbishop of TUAM moved the Thanks of the House to the Lord Bishop of GLOUCESTER, for his Sermon on the Fast on Friday last, before their Lordships, at the Abbey Church of Westminster, ,'Grace Same was carried in the affirmative, and hi e Grace and another Noble Lord were ordered to sig.. nify the same to his Lordship. , The Marqiiis of A oEIthORII stated, that he W;l4 requested to present a Petition 'to their Lordship's of a Most serious and important nature, which he did not think himself justified in offerinz to their Lordships' consideration, without apprizing theth of his intention. The Petition he alluded to, res lated to the Administration of Justice, and impli_ cated. the condna of one of. His. Majesty's Ju .ge•: in Ireland. He would, with their Lordships' concnr ince, bring it for Ward on Thursday next, on which day he should move that thelsords be summoned. Lord Gattsrvitrof presented two Petitions from oersons having an interest in the Franchises of the Borough of Ayles'bury; praying, that the Bill for preventing Corruption in that Borough should pass, and that they should be permitted by . their Counsel to support the same.. , LOrd 114 WKESBURY moved the Order of the Day; for taking the Report on their Lordships' Con... Terence. with the Commons, relating to the Amend.. menus .in the Volunteer Bill, into consideration. , --. The Order being read, his Lordship stated, that, as the Commons had agreed to a great majority, and, in fati, to the whole of the material Athends Ments made by their Lordships to that'Bill, in its prigress through that HouSe, he could not suppose that their Lordships would feel themselves under any necessity of peremptorily insisting upon the few Amendments that had been rejetted by the Com mons. Indeed, some of those Amendments which had been made by that House, since the amended Bill had been sent down to them by their Lordships, were in furtherance of their Lordships' intention, and, therefore, he presumed, would not meet with any opposition at present: Of such a nature was the Amendment to that Clause of the Bill which confer_ red on persons _serving as Volunteers, exemptions from *titular taxes. In the Bill, as originally sent up from the other' fitrisse, the commencement of that exemption sr., to take plasscAsons oil^Y; Their Lordships, for onvious reasons, had alteied it to the sth of June, and the Commons had since thought it necessary to make a further change, aod insert the words sth of July. There was another Amendment of precisely the same tenor, to which he presumed as little objeEtion could apply. With regard to that part of the Bill which, in the con.. ception of certain Noble Lords, went to subjea Commanders of Volunteer Corps, receiving cer tain issues from the Exchequer, to be considered as Public Accomptants, he thought that it would not be worth while to retard, on that account, the passing of the present Bill, but that, at a future period, a Substaative Bill may be intro. duced to explain and settle the Law as to that par.. ticular point. Lord GRENVILLE professed himself extremely concerned to have occasion to trouble their Lord ships, for he had been sangtiine in his expetiation, that the present Bill would never have again. ap. peared on their Lordships' Table. He had enter.. rained strong hopes,. that something more efficient would have been substituted in its place; for with. regard to the present Bill, he must express his opi nion, that it never would produce any thing hut a plentiful harvest of disagreement, confusion, and dis. order. Indeed, so perfettly convinced was he of the absurdity and inefficacy of it, that if he had the means of ascertaining when Parliament was likely to rise, he should consider it as his duty to move, that the consideration of the Report should be de.. ferred to a distant day, to a day when it was not probable _their Lordships would be sitting to re ceive it. .The question was then separately put on the Amendments made by the Commons, and carried in the affirmative. A discussion of considerable length, in which Lord GRENVILLE, Earls Ft-rzw zwArs,s, and CAR. LISLE, spike in support of the necessity of insist. ing upon the Amendments made to the Bill by their Lordships, and Lords HAWKESBURY, HARROWST, MULGRAVE, and the Duke of IVlorrraoss against it : it was decided, on severally putting. the goes: Lion, that the Amendments should not be insisted on. On the Clause, allowing Commanding Officers to demand the Clothes, Arms, and Accoutrements of any Volunteer to be delivered up into their pos session, into which the Lords had introduced an Amendment, explanaroty of such possession being only in trust for His MAJESTY, for any Subscrip. tion, Society, or for any Individual by whom the same might have been furnished ) which Amendment was dissented from by the Commons, a pretty long and warm conversation ensued. Lard GtU NLL E opposed it, in a long anti able Speech, priricipally on the ground of its injustice, as giving authority to one man to take away the property of another. He trusted, chat no considera. tion of convenience could ever dispose their Lord.. ships to sanaion so monstrous a proposition , . He was aware, that it would be argued, that by rejed ing that particular Clause, Noble Lords hazarded the loss•of the Bill. He did not see any - reasonable grounds fur apprehension on that head, as another • Bil:, precisely the same with that on their Lord. ADMIRALTY-OPFICE, 23cl May, WHE.REAS several ,LIEUTENANTS Majesty's Fleet, who arc not empl?re - d, have omitted to send to this Office the Places of their, Residence ; it is the direaion 0.1 ile Lords Commissioners of- the didmiralty, that such Lieute nants as come within the above desetiption, do forthwith trans mit to ells Office their respetiive A ess,q ; and that such of them as are incapable of service, either from age or 644 infirmity, do at the same time, in the latter case, transmit a CrilfiCate from a Surgeon, of such inability, that their Lordships may judge how far it may be proper to call upon then: for service. Ir.ll. 111 AIRS DEN. EAST 1ND . 14 LIOUSEi 1119. 9, 18 34. THE COUR T of DI RECTORS of the (I NI I'D COMPANY of MERCHANTS Of ENGLAND trading to t h e East Indies, tin hertly give N:,tiee, That a Quarterly General Court o/ the raid Cemrayy will he held at their [Luse in Leadenball.ttr<et, on WednisAy the :tab of yang. next, at Eleven o'clock in the Forenoon, for the purpose of declaring a Dividend from Christmas last to Midiu;;lmer next. WILLIAM RAMSAY, Sk.