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LAI)I.C3 AND GT.NTLEMEN, 11 - 1 E ELECTION of SIX DIITECTORS of ..A. the EAST- INDIA COMPANY being appointed f(;i- IV.EDNESDAY, the 13th APRIL next., the FAVOUR.. of - 91.1 r VOTE and INTEREST is requested for the fotlOoiing Gentlemen, viz: [PRICE SIXPENCE.: YTATTPF,NNY. 11,4 ; 1 At ( ' i. art e t t'" H. r d• :064 ffi ' No. 5, .George-street t Hanover-square, Mt April, 1814. • '1 . 01.11E PROPRIETOItS, OF EAST INDIA STOCK. Imms AND GENTLEMEN, A LLOW . me to remind you, that the,tLEC 'I'ION at the INDIA-HOUSE is fixed for' WEDNES DAY NEXT, the 13th instant, and earnestly to entreat your attendance on that day. If iirany instance I have omitted to" pay my personal respects, or to wake my acknowledgements for the kind - support. I have so generally experienced from you, I hope you will have the goodness to ascribe an omission Sc contrary to my wishes, to the interrupiime of my exertions arising from a sev....re although temporary indisppsition, which has for same days confined me to the house. • - I have the honour to remain, With great respect, Ladies and Gentlemen, Your faithful and Old lasprible Servant; HUT; 1 - 1 LINDSAY. King's Head Tavern, Poultry - , At a numerous and highly respectable Meetiug of Proprigors of India Stock, held here this day, John Wells Esq. in the Chair, • • - • VATTII4LL.ING,-OFFICL, 4prP 6, 1814, THE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING hismdd - EsTrs N 4 J 7 do hereby give Notice, That on Aursday ~the 14th Inetant, IFilliant Ricks, their Agent at.Portsmeuth,r will be ready to receive sealed Ten ders, and treat for Fifteen hundred Quarters of Close-dried AMBER MALT, for the - Service. of the Victualling Depart ment at that Port; to be answerable to a.Sample exhibited at, his Office.; to, be delivered, in .One Month ; and to be paid for by Bills, payable with Interest Ninety ddys after•date. No regard be had to any Tender in whiehlhe Price shall not be inserted in words at length, or that shall not be delivered before Twelve o'clock ou the said Thursday, the 14th Instant, nor unless, the Person who makes the Ten'. der, or some Person ou his . behalf attends,' answer when Called for. -i1 te o .attar; e, 143) eG, 01 4; „wits ROBERT CLERIC, Esq. SAMUEL DAVIS, Esq. • • • WILLIAM WIGRAM, /Esq. which will much ohlige, - Ladies and Gentlemen, . - YoUr mert humble Seryants, ..., Robert Thornton, 'Campbell,Marjoribanks, W. Fullarton Elphinstone, Charles Mills, William Astell, Edward Parry, John Alex. Bannerman, James Pattison, John •Bebb, R. chiclidy Ploccalen,• • Jacob Bosaoquet, - Thomas Reid, Joseph Cotton, Abraham Robarts, James Daniell, G. Aber4 - oilbie Robinson, (Marks Grant, . George Sinn, John Iludieston, John laden Taylor, John Inglis, , Sweny Toon e , ,Julus Jackson, Richan.l",rwiuiug. East India House, March 30, 1814. ' • - - .. - T r. pi I EA, TR E ROY U. COVENT-GARDEN. . ti.IS P , -.- ' 'PRESENT EVENING, April 1,2, will • t 4, , perfumed the Trag&lY of • THE REVENGE. . , • To which, will be added, ,4' ( ,,,, - SADAK AND KAI.4ISKADE. r •"'Irr o l, , ( 41 LiL e i • ') ..! he Lord. of the Alauor. 7 -oia. Thursday, As \_ 4t• It was unattimodslyßeseived, upon the motion of Sir Ro bert Preston, Bart. seconded by Robert William's, Esq. " That it is tho v.ens.e . ofthie.A.L.vting tha.t . The llou.,Capt. HUGH 'LINDSAY.is eminently qualified for the responsible situation he solicit§ : to filFone of the thrve Vacancies now de clared iu the East India Direction, having, in addition. to that general linawledge of the Company's affairs, which a sound judgment and au, active mind have acquired during a numbee of voyages to every part of India, that professional knowledge and practical experience in the maritime , and mer-• cantile'departments, which would render his services pecu liarly useful itt this . time, when the number of. naval charac ters in the DireCtion is less than at any former per'iod ; and it is probable that, notwithstaiallingthe.kn own teal and intel ligence of the present .Maritime Directors, that the interest of the Company may suffer, unless an addition be made to their number. , , " That with this impression each'individual of this Meet, ing Will.exert - bis hest - endeavours to secure the Election of Captain Lindsay, by continuing an active caritas, not relying on the flattering prospect of his,success, however grateful it must beta his feelings to experience it, Ind acknowledging the respectability as well as the zealous activity of his'opponents, a single- vote should not. be h;st, which, by assiduou s uppli ca -. tion, can be obtained, and when; kindly promise 4, should be urged in the strOngest manner as to 'the necessity of attend; ing the ballot on the 13th instant. " That the Committee now formed will continue to sit here everyday, Squday, and Good. Friday exce?tcd, till the day of Election, from Eleven till Five o'clock, and will be obliged by any infonniatiun. which-may forward, the success of .their Candidate. The Contlitions• If, the Contrtzet: may be seen at the Vie tarilling-Office, at Ports: wrath., OFFICE OF `ORDYANCE, March es, t 414. • THE 4V THE OFFICERS of Hi s 31.;1- PR JESTY'S ORDNANCE do hereby give Notice; That Proposals will be received at their. Office, in Pall-Mall, on or 4efore, Friday, the lbtli day of April next, front such Persons as may be .willing to undertake the Supply of CANVAS and other Articles, fur Service of this Depail me„tat, for a Period of three Years, determinable after the Expiration of One Year, ttpn Notice of Three Months, at the Option of either Party. To the PROPRIETORS of EAST INDIA STOCK. -LADIES AND GEN:LEI:EN', • A t y I you by the. D hon ou r t of being oss f I. l e E. East cdo m ia c m en de cr as CANDIDATES for the DIRECTION; to be chosen this wear, we take the liberty of requesting the FAVOUR of your VOTE ou the DAY'of - ELECTION, Wednesday, the lath April next.—We ar,' Ladies and Gentienien, Your most obedient and most humble Servants, ROBERT CLERK, East India House, ' SAMUEL March 30, 1814 . WI LLIAM WIGRAM. TO THE PROPRIETO- KS OF ,EAST INDIA STOCK. • L4DIES AND GEs•rtvuEN, S. day of Election approaches, you ‘.../ 7 10.. I hOpe, allow me to express my increased anxiety for the attendance of my Friends at the Ballot at the East India. .House, On Wedneiday next, the 13th inst. -• It would, however, but in accord with my present feelings, if I did - not avail myself of the opportunity thus pubiicly.to press my warmest thanks for the encouragement I have experienced on my cAavass, and for the naremittioi personal exertions of my Friends in my favour, which fully justify the sanguine expectations of thOse Friends and of. ,myself as to the result._ • Patterns of the Articles nay be viewed upon ApPlicatenn at the Principal Storekeeper's * Office in the Tower, and far ther Particulars, together with the Terms and Conditions of the Contraet, may be hnown at the Secretary's Offce, Pall-Mall aforesaid, any Day between the Hours of Ten and _ i nner o'clock, where the Proposals must be delivered, scaled up, and indorsed, " Proposals far Canvas ;" but no Proposal can be admitted after the said 15th day of April, at Twelve o'clock at iyoon of the same Day; neither will any Tender be noticed, unless the Party making it, or. an 4glat in his Behalf, shall attend. . • . • By Order of the Board, R. IL CREW; Secretary. " JOHN WELLS, Chairman.". Mrd Wells having left the Chtiir,it was moved, and unani mously resolved, that the Than'ss of 'this Meeting be given to Mr. Wells, for his able '6onsluet during the business of the day., .. • Should Ibe so fortunate as to be elected a Director of the East India Company, I once more assure you, that I will zea lously devote my whole time and attention to the. honourable discharge of my dale., and to the priitection o your interests. It has been my most anxious wish to pay my person9i re spects to every individu•l Proprietor, if in a.iyi,indance it has been omitted, it is, I assure you, i, t, - ibutable only to the inaccuracy of the Lists. - I ,have the honour - Ladies aid Your obliged, and very faithful humble Servant, , 111.,IiitANI STANLEY CLARKE. George-street, Hanover square, April I I, I 814. AT. . • A' a very numero us ,and highly .... respectable a . melialNG of 'PROPRIETORS o f EAST-INDI A STOCK, liCld at iliti ''.;ity of 'Ldwlon Tavern, on Monday, the 4th of April, 1. 1 314; . .. HICKMANS's PILLS are an EFFECTUAL CURE•fOr GRAVEL •and STONE, SIOPPAGE of *URINE, C - OMP LAI NTS in the BACK, and LpINS,KIDNEys, Ii:..ADDER, and LUMBAGO. OP the varititis CoMplaints incident to the hu - man frame, there are none inure ilee-adtill in t iheir na tire, nor, more alarming in their consequences, than .the Gravel and Stone. - They are complaints to which cveiy pdrson is liable, as the water wei,lrink -is inipregnateci wtth parries which not only cause the eke'ruciating tortures, but area foundation for every other. species. of disorder. • HICKMAN'S ORIGINAL-PILLS, comp os ed o f t h e most innocent ingredients , have been found of singular effi cacy, in not only streni,:thening the vessek containing the Urine, but happily destroying :the petrifying .quality of it, from which proceed the,.ahnve Cothplaints, .Sic. removing the caleuti, or grittv.eonoretions, and ..banishing every nicious tendency to those disorders, without confinement. A Copy-of a Letter. - To Mr. HICKNIAN, Apothecary, St It —I believe Hickman's Pills t o be the best Medicin e ever known for curing the 0 ravel, therefore I have taken the opportunity to . recommend them. 'Two Boxes:and a half have cured me, so that I have not-found it necessary to take more ; and, although I have suffered greatly from that dis order, I shall never be afraid of it whet' I can procure so good a rsmedy. . .er Id to; JOB MA'rilEW RAIKES, Esq. in the Chair, It was moved by Benjamin Shaw, Esq. M.P..and seconded by George W;ird, Esq. and, unanimously resolved, • • Ist. That the :Maritime Concerns of the East India Company are of a magnitnile to renderit of vital importance to the wel fare of the CoMpany itself, that there should at all times be a unniber of persims in the Court of Directors, who, from long practical experience in this departMent•of the Company s . affairs, are e.lablEd apply to them that knowledge and still which can -yes-nit from ow' expe, fierier, a point piirtiularly insisted upon by the COurt of Di rectors. themselves in the year 1805, at which period they publishesi.the following unanimous Resolution of their Court, 11' 0 .. C ti4l. No. 292; STRAND. _ PATENT SELF-ADJUSTING TRUSSES riIHESS Instruments upon an entire new principle, the §:piint are so constructed as..to adwit of increase or dccrea , c and force; will answer. tor right and left side, Without any strap whatever. SALMON, ODY, and Co. - confidently recotumend a trial to 5.11 those who prefer perfect ease and security to the galling application of the common Truss, on their usual liberal terms, viz. that - the full cost shall Le recurned to all pur chasers, if . not found superior. in, ease and effect to every other invention, after any trial, wear, or damage. The. Pa tentees have received th. fonowiv,g , appointments :—The Royal Navy, the Naval Hospitals and Dock-yards, the Ord nance, Greenwich Hospita% the Hon. East India Company, &c: &c. 4 1 " .114` t+ fit / N. B. Persons resid'.ng in the country, sending the circum ference of the body, in inches, just - above the hips, may depend upon being aoeurittely fitted. Hemsby, near Yarmouth, Norfolk, July 1, t 812,. I am, &c. R. FERRIER. Sold, wholesale and retail, at R. Butler's Chemical,' Drug, and Patent Medicine Warehouse,. .4, Cheapskte, corner of St. Paul's Church-yard, Condon ; Sharp a,cl Belam, in Portsnouth' , loriet; Weston; ;Allnut, and 'Mallory, Port sea ; Hall and lohnston, Gosport ; Coleman and lamb, Shierness ; Peck,,Ross. •and Turger, ; 1 - toxland.Cook. worthy, Granville/ Nettleton, * and Gilbert, Plymouth ; Knott and Lloyd, and Swinncy and Co. Birmingham ; Billinge, Edwards and'•Penny, and Lathbury, Liverpool ; Staines and Lynch, .. - Manchester-; . Trewman, Exeter ; Smith, Manderton, Readburn, Scott, ..and Baxter, E burgh . ; Baxter and IVP Donald, Glasgow; 13itln and Barry, Bristol ; Stevenson and Co. Norwich ; Swinfen, Leicester ; Dunn and Sutton. Nottingham ; and..retall by most country Medicine Venders in Boxe's at es. gd..each, and 6s. each, • This Day was published, price 4s UTTER to the EARL of LIVERPOOL, Fir t st Lord of the Treasury, &c. on the LICENTIOUS- I SSS of the PRESS, as destructive of the Monarchy and the rablie Morals, by the Reverend.Ldward Hawkin, M.D. Sold by -White,Cocikrane, and Co. sleet-street; Cadell and DaviEs, Strand; Egerton, Whitehall •' Chapple, fall-Mall; Rodv. , ell, Succes.or to Mr. Faulder, New Bond-street; and at Bath, by Barratt, Old Bond-street. Y r. Of, BY HIS MAJESTY'S ROYAL PATENT. .ANTI-ATTRITION. - 1 11, 64 1 PP . A fi l c ` ( . l ,o l se 'el' r ip (U. %s";" • .1 I f. ll L P LI •r;r a ° Dt. id ......... • ~:r &e. &e: Sze. o he drawn in •May. r,lie. fall Scheme wifl a Pa r ./.4,.4,1(21{.ETS and CHAS J;, 'l3l.tjeK, and ock--1 .......11 ad. (Aaring-cto6s. .---.......„...,- ft" rp , , l „ . DIS fitESS IN GF.I-!.MANY. C '11) . ij 0 i - I,' - the cOXIIIII:TEX far relieving the 1),., Ooz; ,, ,,tted by tbe rara4 - es of War in Germany, to ~ ,e4I tinz!,le,l, Ei il 'Cr •f 3 - evOleuce to remit about ' . .rt " ,':::•,.., t,i' t!,e. alleV ' i'atioi ' l l :•t s f the woes' of suffering buin a iii . ty . , t„. 1; ' • rqs !teen the es - ent- of the• devastations, such the I • t "1 104,v • ( %NW - - • 1 Districts have been plung 11..Ait..4i'Irrt so ra'r..lel ; .: o t ill '- ii:l c urgent ) ;Vitale t he new applica o t a io n n o s a fo c- r ru l! ,, t :120:n r.trimis tpiarteis, that the Committee can _NI I ,* k i•tf reilxing its elicit-U. Details of these Distresses , tp, " f,,ttott i t.-the 'leports of the Committee, which, as well tto k il,7's,fo r Q i a robes and Congregations, may , he bad at the klei!). l''tver, arni‘ at Achermrsun's, 101, Strand, to the on kr... e 12 of tw enty-five, Lfratis ; and above that number, • , b . P 4 Per at 7s, and stilall paper 2.5. per hundred. 41howit aii.eao_,y advertised - - . L. 69,091 13 0 •tit I t ' ' Sub.lcriptions since received : -..'". 4.B.l) °'•ra, Thorn- ' MissL. per H...Schu_tze 1 - 0 (41 11,,,„ 1 . ° q, and Co. I.:ti• - ~,.'ci..n. ht Micilwi gt4", per L er m,.' 'A C i l r t ; . 1 1 7.1 r t e u d s ' e ' r j i a e l k ne :E ' 4 ll .T. ' l) -10 2 . 0 0 I)ll4 : Pl at i T 7 : ' - .L.7 0 The Holyweir . & ._‘ l..)o_u_. het, xssirigtorl, per I,,, , lasCoinvo: l ""'aP kft ./. fßill-ward _"6 0 Cheiter, per J. 'LIPP, 4, 0 ,at Bo%ford, and Th'ieinity, per Rey, . Esq. - -.Oa 0 At Sit:John Lubbock sid ) , '''''''s Hitt', w r 1 - 26 0 and Co. in e , ' , i ,.. 1 . ) . ',.i , ) , s at a l - l ' ull, Mr. Perfect, Pontefract 10 0 It r '"' ', by: W. / Ff. Pri-, u " l ley m r , V. Perfect, ditto 5 0 , - 1 11 b ey . .-. ,•, 29 4 , Captaih_Le . vni, Carlton 2 0 'icii i y, ' 2 es and h.si Mr. Pickering,Ackworth 1 1 IlitzLY' Per Locke; • Mr. Flurst, Pontefract 1 1 T . - -- ` s, Pe Co. . • Subscription from 141Y sl'Ileei• 2(31, 4s. * lod. • mouthi IW Ra- R(33- 26 17 aft e - .' °l Q at Cranky den, Esq - - tliell t a 7: 6 "' 1 . , .. l;; J. Watkins,- Esq. Dit -1 ev ' -- 11. 'Wolfe ' ton-Hall, -2d Sub ..l)) 10 0 s cripti4 , . 91: 15s. 9d. seription - - t11,,, ,t,5 _ n, frotu 1-lop t,:lltotisSeX, perßlunt 11.1_ a . ior•General Elircs, 10 0 Stoke College 7,0 r... deet; 7 4 Subscription at II bttil 4 ',s at Lla t - thing, per Margesson (N,01`)1g11, and Otherl'' . NV :l gregat i°rlS of the 1781. 115..5d. ell Ham Me r• slev'.s & Co. , isi lo t ti„m ists Calvini s ti c Rev. T. L;nyndes, Mag 11?:,''n t . 1 52 - 1. 19s. 6d. clialen Callege,Oxford 1 1 Itt -ti!4%-negas°lli;e:FsJegt: - Subscription.sfroinHig l'.: t• 'J a i," 00 . '25 0 worth,Wilts,perßev. 1,, e.,ii ttl, r r4i n , CA' E. Rowdet , - 12 _ . •, .-.. • 6 etifZ - f ey - 5 0 Baker Monett, c 4 ,11 ,111.401'. ht r? Thu' Warden and Fel biCtt,'•,,. •• ' P e r is li e e l r l t() & q l,ivs , _of I .‘ f,, To rd fton::•° l • l o o 0 I",C " Fr o - ; 12 0 l*gt iN l) ei l y College, do. 105 0 4 f';4.:4',:i'Shee' 1 1 4i;ir ri' d . 105 0 Do At ° Messrs. flatten, il:'cli..„., nusatGreen- Sterile and Co. ker Atadeliapel, per Sir m. Geary, Bart. 10 10 0 se r . ''• Chapman 21 0"' Rev. S. Weston - 10 0 „Ilan:1'10os at Chat -John Hamilton, Esq. 5 4 h, - " , Per c T i,,,,. at N„,, • owil,on 18 14 Rev. Will . iimi Polhill • 5 0 , le t st '' 'Jot° Church, AL to ershire P. Rev .tr. r . 8 , .., h i n zi ,-; r g Thomas A ß t l M 3 t . e h s e s Langston, s L . , C tn t e lr a l s .i b e i 5 E21 (243 2 . 5 0 44:-'elitlidohn-ture-, a - nd - 6 Q - 'n ' Minnith and ,junt , • _ - 10. 0 Alport 4 11e c e ti j ill 41. i t tCe P l e t n o r o Y a n ). lo 0 At Messrs. Smith, Payney ~`le °43 and'Smith: . eh In some of iytii ~''ayPels of the • 'The Corporation of Let- EL,tr't u ethe-u • tester - - - 105 0 It 410, near . l. • c I II J. dittO • - -- • -1 1 et • C 'e , '” 6 ' H . - do. 2 2 Pell s • Itamtti.er,, - , NV. H arr i so n , HtnEsq. 1 1 tv-,4r.La 'Probe Gratiaii Hart, Esq. do. 3 I). ft . 601. ls. 2di. Mr. W. Forrester, do. 3 0 l ers i : -e . l d, near Had- Thos. Miller, Esq. do. 5 v er 'teidillv.Beck • • C. Loirdliam * Eifq. do. 10 0 I tt 4.,.. -__ 1 41:45. 6d. Harvey-lane Chapel, 'fax 3,„'”', farne Bali- -.. -per the Re. Rob. ~ • Per'd'tev• Sitb; ' Hal:, do. - 281.125. Bd. '4l4;)°, 9s• 13s - id. Mr Alder. Clarke, do. 2 2 th ' - Rev. C: C . le . I " M . `ltler. Barrett, do. 2 2 At el,'‘,.t%er ditto in. t ' ifs. ild. IA::: Alde;•. Burbridge, 3 3 c hi . erton, near ditto - - - 1 I'Vel'Pel'haro, to C. Mr, W. Turner, Derby 1 0 .11.. Per ditto 1 7 . 1.95. &ad. Rev. J. Eyre, tabworth 5 5 tel l "4° n Pitt, Cors- At Messrs. Ransom &CO. P. 1. '. near Malmsur ^ 0 M Re 'holds - - 5. 0 kr !,141), Rs(i• Bristol 10 0 11; r :heti . ) on.&ll.ey.Lord • ' l ' lr -Stu; .. 5 Barrington - _•• 20 0 A . 3 eh at vs, per 1-1, Rey. SirGeo.Lee,Bart. 10 0 'l, athze' ditto - 10 - 10 E. lof Buckinghamsh. 100 0 - ‘11• 1 c„;•? Per tl r : 7 411 , ditt o - - 2 L 0 - .J.. a L. Bastard, Esq. - 1 0 1 0 ,_'• 17 eh rtn ,__ . ...- 10 -10 Richard Reny, Esq... - 1' 0 ht t acii __ 4l 9 . , ai..to 50 . Mr. Surragc - A,". No i ,,7 s, alto - 2• 0 Mr. Garratt - ,::G* \r:i(.lttoti-il'l 0 4 8 1114 '5 ) (1 1114 : cl i f f° 10 0 Jon Brown - - k • 0 -,•• T. (1. " K ett, ditto ' Nicholas Brown - 10 . .51 00 Rev. Dr. Robert Price 10 10 1 0 T. T. and Friends , - 1 . 6 tug'tilia,:"terialer'rki;-',2,9Jceiyed _at the 8,. ars . o E f x t c h i e la l n i g ity i of London 4 1t •r s .`i oftee-house Stock e and at all 'llwa and country. R. H. MARTEN, } Secretarks: LUKE HOWARD, .-Iql Cis , t, "ARDSON, GOODLUCK, and Co. Con ., thzti-•taictors , is for the Lottery, respectfully inform the Pub ;''llethe .c,', ul:atvng will continence the Sil of MAY. The 'l.4i n 'izes . , ll ) t i a r .11,000 Tickets, and in addition to the do ; , th. ery ; th e are Extra Prizes of 1,000.1 'arts in the Next l l 'riz e • IN every Pur chaser.adventures with a Chance of ) •• • • ...of. separate ,ottertes. t ' 'it two 1 • •• • •• • • .L. 20 000 1 1 , . ••••• • • - . •.... 15,000 2 ••• • • 10,000 2 5,090 2 • ;.... .2 •,•• • . 2,090 4 ,000 • • ..... , 'l,OOO 6 • 500 500 &c. &c. &c 9,000 'rickets to be drawn in June, iculars, may be had gratis. re selling bit RICHARDSON', 1-ok,crs, at theirs Offices, Corn- tiew Fditiun This nnvmas published, ric e illustrited With cases, PA.CTICAL TREN't - isK on the PRE ityENTION and CURE of the VENEREAL DISEASE Prazti„4,,;•un.sequetices, as Strictur , ll, Glets,. &c. including cliarge's%Oe bserrations -on 'fabtt Darsalis, Mucal Dis- L„ te By T. CATON, Surgeon, „ 4411;tiantoed, trlcl,er L'unesked Illif9spitais6,f Sdt c ., o rli Z a P s a s te 4 i n n u o s G ter U l ' r s o . w, erw . livltei-street, Cavendish -square, London Calon vu :ovulate Disease, 2s. 6d, Asthuute Ciaugh., 38; Indigestion, &e. 3s. THE . -PATENT ANTI-ATTRITION COM POSITION is the cheapest and best thing ever yet dis covered for Ships' Bottoms, instead of Copper; to preserve 'ables from being rubbed in the Hawse-Holes, instead of a Plat, Service, or Rounding; the Rig.; ug of ,Ships from the Weather, and from being chafed, instead of Tar, " Pareeline, and Service;" for the. Slides gnd Carriages of Guns; to ren der Leather and Canvas Water-Proof; and to prevent the Effects of Friction in Steam-engines, Mills, Sugar-Mills, Threshing-Milts, (or othg Implements of Husbandry gene rally used by Farmers,) Carriages, Coaches, W4gons, Carts, and Machinery of every Description.—lt is also the best thing to preserve the Blades of Swords, and all kinds of Polished Steel Articles from Rust.—lt will likewise preserve Iron Hoops,Spouts, Water-Butts, Casks, Tubs, Posts, Rails, Gates, Park Paling, Barn Floorings, and every kitid of Wood and Wooden Buildings, from the Weather, Worm and Dry rot, either in the East or West Indies, or in any Climate; and it will not only preserve Iron Rail-W a y s f rom corroding and wearing oat, but also render the Draught so light, that one Horse wilt do the Wink of Two. One Priming of the Composition is, in some Cases;equal to One Hundred Applications of Oil, Tallow, or any other hind of 6rease, Paint, or Tar, and the Public save by itsiUse from Three Hundred to Four Thousand per Cent., exclusive ,of • preventing the wear and tear in Machinery, Wheels, &c. &c., which is a.saving of expense more than that of saving nine parts out of ten, and figthing can be so 'clean in its working, or give so little trouble.: Sold, for . the PATENTEES, at No. 40, CHARINC-CROSS, near the Admiralty, London ; and, by their appointineat, at most ship-chandlers,' printers, booksellers, libraries, sta tioners, druggists, medicine warehouses, perfumers, mongers, cutlers,.coachmakers, inn-keepers, coach.and wag gun offices, oil and colour-shops, saddlers, and shopkeepers, in the United Kingdom, in boxes, price 2s. ed., ss. 6d., 10s. gd., one guinea. and two guineas each. The smallest size Box contains a quantity sufficient to Prime a Four-wheel Carriage four times, with which it will rim up wards of Six Thousand Miles, without applying anything else to the Axletrees ; and One Half-Guinea Box - contains a suf ficient quantity for a Stage-Waggon to travel Thirty-three . Thousand Miless; and it will work with Wood Axletrees, or with common Boxes and Axletrees of any Kind.—The most satisfactory proofs of the merits of this Discovery may be sects at the Pateutees'Oflice, and also at their Agents. The Public must be on their g uard against a spurious Compo sition which is sometimes attempted to he foisted upon them to prevent the Effects of Friction, instead of which it is injUrions to Machinery, &c. and none is genuine but that for which a Patent has been . obtained: To prevent imposition, the Directions given with each Box are signed " W. D. Bellamy," and have the King's Arms on them—to counterfeit which is forgery; anti any person making use of a Composition' by which the Patentees are defrauded will, be prosecuted, One Hundred Guineas Reward having been offered by the MtgMtg deteet.fraude you the. Patent right. " East-India-House, June 20,1805. " At the Court of Directors of the East-India Company, held on Wednesday, the 19th June, 1805, " Resolved unanimonSly, That the inconVenituce whichhas been experienced from the reduced lie,nber of the Members of this Court professionally acquainted with the regular naval service of the Company, renders it the duty of the Court to inform the Proprietors, that it will be for the interest of the Company to' fill up': be next vacancy - that - may happen in the Direction, by a Gentleman of that desaiptiou".: " Signed, by Order of the Calla, . WILLWIJIAMSAY, Secretary." - 2dly, It was moved by George §:mime' Wegg, ESq. and se conded by Sir Manaseh MasSelr Lopes, Dart. and unanimously resolved,— • That if in 1805, when there were five Naval Members in the direction, a serious incourenience.was felt, and a farther addition of Gentlemen of that.deicriptien was wanted, and actually tecommended by the Executive to the Proprietary, it necessarily follows, that this inconvenience must be doubly felt at the present period, there being now only three Gentle menjn the direction who were brought up in the naval Ser vice'of the Company, one of whom will be out by rotation, and prieOier is in direct inunediate succession for the Chair in the present month, (the extended duties of which sit ua ti on necessarily precludes excinsiVe persdnat attention to any one department of the Cornmny's Altai r,,), consequently there will, at the period 'of the enguing Election, be only one efficient Navid Member left in the Court of bireetors. 3d, It was nmytid by Henry Ilinde.Pelly, Esq. and seconded by Abell Chapthan, • Esq. and unaiiirneasiy resolved, That. Willit.tu Stanley Clarke having been 25 years actively o efigaged in the Tvg9l;kr,navid service of the Eat India Com pany, during'which period he has necessarily obtained con siderable information as to their general interests, and being at this time free from every other oecopatioo, is capable of devoting, without interruption, the skill and knowledge thus acquired to the. proper management of their concerns, is,• in our opinion, a most eligible person for the situation of Di rector upon one of the *esent vacancies. Lastly, It was moved by William Willis, Esq., and seconded by John Blades, Esq. and unan i mous l y reso l ve d, That Capt. William Stanley Clarke is justly entitled to the extrusive and flattering support which he has experienced in his canvas; and that the - personS composing this Meeting will use their strenuous and unremitting exertions, collectively and indivpaally, to promote - Ciptitin Clarke's klectton, uts the 13th instant. (Signed) .JOB MATHEW RAIKES, Chairman. Job Mathew Italkes, Esq. liming left the Chair, it was moved by John Pearse, Esq. and seconded by William Borra daile, Esq. and unanimcruslysolved, That the warm thanks of this Meeting be given-to rob Mathew Rallies,. Esq. for his able and judicions conduct in the Chair. ' This Day was'publislied, In One Volume Quarto, price in boards 31. 3s. VOYAGE ROUND -the WORLD, in the .t .• Years 1805, 4,5, and 6; performed order of his Im perial Majesty Alexander the First, in the Ship Neva, by IJR,EY LISIANSKY, Captain in th e R uss i an N avy. This Voluine, which is a Narrative of the First Voyage of DisCovery undertaken by Authority of the Russian Govern ment, comprises, among other corious Matter, an .4.,count of the Island of St. Catharine, and the - Coast of Brazil.; Eas ter Island ;. the Washington or New Marquesa Illands; the Sandwich Islands; the Island of Cadiack, witti.the Russian Settlements on the North-west Coast of America; and lastly, the Discovery of a New island and Shoal, of consideiable Im portance to the Navigation of the South Sea. The general,Reader will find in this Narrative 'many inter:- esting Facts relative to the Progress of Civilization among - Nations, before but partially known to him; while to the pro fessional Reader, it will come recommended by namerous Practical Hints and Observations, and especially by the Ac .curacy of its 'several Charts and Drawings. The Work is handsomely printed, and illustrated by Eight Charts, drawn by the Author from actual Observations, and engraved under the direction.vf Mr. Arrowsmi#, with other Plates. Sold by Mr. Booth, Duke-street, Portland Place; and Messrs. Losigman and Co. Paternoster-rows, RENOVATED HEALTH. Thas beentou frequently the subject of just and general reprobation, that men destitute of the elernehts l . of the inedieal art have offered themselves as candidates for public pattrmagein the profession of physic. For the purpose of doing justice to the result of our studies arid experience, and to prevent us_frorn being classed arnong . those empirics whore imprudent pretensions have, unfortunately fOr society, been too favourably received; we beg Dave to submit to the liberal and enlightened a faithful statementof our pursuits and ac. Lion as they pupils of Messrs , Grindelf and Blizard, wh ose , 4 , airements. After having received a regular rrue t ij c 4 ledures and pradice we. carefully attended; as Itrofessors nd surgeons- of the 'London 116044 ps we enteretourselyes as' students in that _justly'celrbrated school for medical acquire inent, the Royal College of Edinburgh, anti- were instrtwled in the different branches of anatomy, surgery, tlie theory and Kadice of physic, chemistry, midwifery, botany, tra, c . -by .111,....t.rtminent .Drolpovu,i_Drs on rp, me nu Hamilton, Duncan an .tittnerford. IVe - trolt we itfarilot be deemed presumptuous in saying that our prertkiency and acquirements are net inconsiderable. Having tor-a long series of years made Venereal Complaints, and the various diseases of Debility, the.particular object ot ourstudiesand pradice, it will, we hope, be allowed that we have acquired Superior know ledge•of their treatment and cure. In sli g h t and ' rece n t i t l'i p re e a riod " S i oat pertef.l re-establish ment i s completed in two days and those of th e utmost in. cases ythee tt shor t ah of coyr where other practitioners have filled of success, a proper perseverance in our plan of treatment ensures to the patient a safe and radical cure. Amidst the melancholy variety of diSorders which are the efleds of a habit long and must unhappily pursued by the youth of both sexes, there are none more alerining or more distressing than those deficiencies and debilities which ire. quently prevent or embitter the niatritneniai state. To such persons it must he a consolation to know that they inay now, by a new and infallible mode of : treatment, be restored to that greatest of all human blessings, a -strong, manly; and vigor. ous constitution. In all cases of debility, fritn wha , rver cause arising, as well as in every species of venereal inteditin we may he consulted by patients of either sex with the great , est secrecy and honour. Hours° consultation at home from ten to three, and horn 6 in the evening till io•at night. Patients in the country ato requested to state the partieti., lars of their case, age, and general habit ()Hiving, &c. closing a remittance for advice and medicines, when the same will be given, or sent to all , part of the kingdom. To ensure that secrecy Su essential to out - undertaking, the .:rage, f letters may be added to the account for medicines. • CURRIE and Co. Surgeons, No.• i,;7, Hatton-garden. Al- Messrs. Currie and Co. have. Certificates frk‘th the above respectable Professors of London anti Edinburgh, for the diligence, skill, and humanity, with which they kr. farmed the duties assigned them durin g the titre-they ended their Ledures and Pradice.