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~. ._ . 116 NUMBER ;'e'S'9o.] EAST INDIA HOUSE, Dec. t 7, Isl 7. PrH E COURT of Di RE'CTORS of the UNITED COMPANY of MERCHANTS of ENG LAND TRADING to the EAST INDIES, do hereby give * Notice, if That. a GRNERAL COURT e,f the said COMPANY will be held at their House in Leadenhall-Strert, on AItDNES ,brAy, the 7th January,. ISIS, at. Eleven (i'cloci; in the Fore 110On, to confirm the ResOlutions, of the Genjral Court of Ibis day, approving and confirming the Resolutions of the 'Court of Directors of the under mentioned dates, granting pensions to several Persons, viz.:— From From Date of Court's Resolution. Company's Fee Total. Cash. Fund. 1 . 6 07, April 3d: - ..--114r. George, Mini-_ ,nkus, bite Company's Husband 150 1808, August 24th--Captaiit John Coggan, late Master:-AtteuLlapt -200 . 1810, A pril 1 late FreiOlt-Acrountant .. 205 1811; February Ist—Peter Frost, late Pepper Warehouse-keeper 200 March 27th--Robert Ilenryk l eart, late Cyril, :Secretayy::Ottice .. 200 3. M. Neale, do, Lb). 200 Angust 26t do. Clerk Accountant's 305, February Ist—Win. Coward, do. an Eider 1 76 D, January Winter ' ton,- widow of Mr. Richardson,. 300 300 . Also, to confirm the ReSolation of the General Court .of This day,. approving and confirming the Resolution of the Lurt of Directors of the 28th August, 1816, appointing Lieut.-Colonel Alexander Bryct;, on the retired List of the Pert St. George Establishment, us a Military Assistant to the Auditor, at a Salary of 3001. per annum. Copies of the Papers, relative thereto are ppen at this iiouse, 'fOr the perusal 'and information of theP,ropiletors, JAMES COBB, Secretary. 400 late Accountant-General THE LOTTER Y. SATURDAY NEXT. !QVVIFT and 'Co. re'spevtinllv iof'rrn the r i nb- K.J7 lie, that the Drawing of the SI'ATE LOTTgRY will End on SATIMDAY NEXT, '‘Oten.tlie FOUII, CAPITAL': of !TWENTY THOUSAND POUNDS, and all the other:Prizes, hill he drawn.—swlF.T and, Co. are sellin.g Sharri entitled in he drawn on the day above nani&l,a't their Offices, No. '1 Puultry; 12, Charing-CroSs; and 3 Aldgatei:igfi-strtet. NEXT SATURDAY. FOUR PRIZES OF TWENTY THOUSAND TOUNDSI . GCARROLL, the Co - ntractor: has the plea •.: sure of autiontieing to the Public the Rich State ot the Whcel, which contains FOUR 'PRIZES OF TWENTY THOUSAND POUNDS ! And which must he ALL Drawn - on, SATURDAY NEXT. • The Price of Tickets and Shares air as faltows-, 'Fla et. . • •.. /-,21 19 0 Half L.II 9 .... L. 2 IS 6 Quarter 5:15 :0 1 , 5ix;eenth..........1 . 9 4 The following Capital Prizes were drawn on Friday Dec. 5, and Sold by G. CARROLL: at his Office's, 7, CORN ILL, and 16, OXFORD-STREF,T, where the fortunate Holders inky receive their Money on de wand, viz.— , • • 4,349 a Prize of . .c20,000, in Shares. 5842 4 , 720. 2,028 ONLY ONE DAY MORE, NEXT' Decerxtber 20th. and J. tjVrOVRIGLIT have the pleasure o f ftP • calling the attention of tie Public to the Rich State 01 the Wheel, which contains FOUR PRIZES .of T‘VENTY THOUSAND POUNDS ! And which must be all Drawn on SATURDAY NEXT. Those Persons. whose Tickets were drawn Supplementary Numbers, will have them re-drawn on Saturday Next, zwd will possess the same Chance as before, of Obtaining the Po u r Prizes of f. 20,000. Should.they not eboose, however, to take the hazard of a Second Drawing, they, may.receive them as Prizes of Twelve Pounds each, provided they present thew fur payment before the 18t.11 December. TICKETS and SIAARES are selling at the fortunate Offices ief J. arid J. W RIGHT, No, 57, - lornhill, I No. 11, Holborn, and • SS, Haymarket, . Oxford•street ; where 2,377,'a Prize of '20,0001. in the last Lottery, was Sold in Shares. k • - nr o COUNTERACT the many attemWS that „ AA arc dailymade to impose on the nnwary .a spurious composition instead of the Genuine Blacking, prepared by PAY and MARTIN, they have adopted a new label, in which their address, 97, High Holborn, is so conspicuously wlaced in the centre, that they trust an attention to this, and the' difference 'of the type, which i i unlike all letter-press, will citable purchasers at. once to detect the imposition. The Real Japan BLACKING, made and sold Nl'ho!esaie by DAY and MARTIN, 97, High Holborn, and retailed by the principal Grocers, Druggist', Booksellers, Ironmonger s, Per, fumers, Boot-makers, & c. in the United Kingdom, in Bottles at and I. 6d. each. IMPERIAL TWINE SHIRTING CLOTH, BY Id IS MAJESTY'S ROYAL LETTERS PATENT. (No contenant pas de lin, mais en possedent les agremens.) MERCHANTS and Famine's . arc . respectfully informed the above Cloth, superior ,to every other kind of Shirting Cloth, and peculiarly desirable for its dura bility and economy, and its conduciveness to the health of the wearer, tending naturally to pietent the ill effecti arising from sudden transitions from Heat to Cold, after riding or other, exercise, and from extreme Heat in Warm Climates, by preventing the too sudden stopping of •I he pores, and per snitting the fine Globule evaporating to pass freely and with out obstruction, whilst it repels the banefol effects of a damp atmosphere, is sold, duly stamped, by the Patentee only, at the Warehouse, No. 16, CHEAPSIDt, and at no ether Douse:in Capes for Exportation, and by'the single Pie& of 23 - te 52 yards eaeb,,from 2s. to ss. (id: per yard. The wide walths for Shirting contain from two to four pair each; and for Winter wear, for Thivelling, and for Cold Climates, they possess. a great advantage hi pleasantness to wear, as well as in - economy. Orders from Abroad (inclosipg remittance) and from the Country, should be sent expressly as above, to preveut mis take, several instances having hero known to occur where in ferior Articles have been substituted. • lobo, .6 . 7.1.,...;111. y, t, ATCT4,. , AVtli [ • . '''' :"":4 ‘ •'' ' : 1.,: t 1 CA t”' : 14 ' i -1 ti .. . , ; 4 . ''' it L i r:9N47 . ' , .: :77- ft ,- : ,1 0 71, - 41 Si; ii' ' ' 9 ~,A, : ,-....,.- .4, I -h i t , ' ; 1 7,1 a r A AI ~,A 1' a 1 UItS D AY D 1 4 , t i E ER 18 1817. PUBLICATIONS. • ' This Day ‘as , .In Octavo, price I 4 s. in hoarils, • . . „ • • A - SEQUEL tis FISAY 01( . 111e - YELLOW . FEVER; principally intended to, • prove, Iw• incim testa4le facts and important doutments, that the Fever,, calk' ed Bolan), or ,Pestlential, has no existence as a distinct, or a Contagious DiS'ease. . - • • ' , • By EDWTNRD NATHANIEL BANCROFT, M.D. Fellow of the Royal College of Physicians; -Physician to the - - . -Army, anti late Physician to St. George's -Hospital. London : Printed for John Callow, Medical Bookseller, 10, Crown-contt,.Prifices-street, Soho. • Lati-ly published, by the same Author, in Bvo. price 11. Is. Art ESSAY on the _Disease called YELLOW FIWKII, with Ohservaiions concerning Febrile Contagion, Typhus Fever, Dysentery, and the Plague. CAMPBELL'S LIVES OF THE ADMIRALS. This Day were published, In 3 'vols.'derny 1:vo. price 41. tils. in hoards, 'and a .fine; Royal 'Edition, - with rros4topressions.,iprice 71. 4s. in ex tra boards, embelliihed with fine Portraits of Admiral Ilen bow,.Sir Cloudesley Admiral Monta4ue,. Admiral Barringtx.m.- - Right Hon. Lord ; Hawke Riglrt• Hun. Ed ward tM Boscawen, Lord Howe, and Lord INers, THE LIVES of the BRITISH ADMIRALS ; containing; also 41 new and accurate Naval History,frow the cal liest period to the present tiine. • By HENRY ItEDHEAD YORKE, Esq. • Barrister at Law. London Printed for the Assiirnees . of C. J. Barrington ; and sold ,byi J. Harris, Corner of St. Paul's; and all other Booksellers. The Subscribers to the first Volumes of this Work are par ticularly requested to complete their Sets, as in a eery short tiare . the opix,rtanity wilt not be afforded them. A smaller number of Volumes 7 and S bas . been printed, earl) applica tion to the Publisher is therefore necessary. FOR THE USE OF sCHOOLS. • • • •• • - • Just published, • : :In Onelhick Volume, 12m0.. price ss. b ound, • BERTRAND de .MOLEVI LLE's A Isll.lDti- MENT of the HISTORY of EN , :•;LANP', frOpi the first Invasion of the Rowans to the present Reign, with. Geneato-- gical Tables. To which is preaxed , a ney,, Method of Teach tog History,' both in Sehools anti io Private Also may he had, in 4 vols. Svc). price -21. c2s. in hoards, The History of England,.hy the saute A. oor, 41,dicaieel; by per ...l,3nm, to the Prince Itez., , ent. A few Copies are printed on fioe royal paper, price' :tl. 12t. in extra boariis. The 0, ghest encomiums have been passed tii/iitt these Voris by the Heads of the Universities, Principal Colleges alai Acadetniesin England i , •and the miginal - Letiers may be seen by applying to the Publishers. Sold by J. Harris, Corner of St, Piul's ; u ar roo, H arev y, and Marton, tiniceet-ineli-trret ; J. NApin, Great Queen street ; Law and NV bitai;er, Ave Maria-lane; and every other Boot:seller.. .DR. HAWKER'S BIBLE, This Day was published, AE T It C 4 ONIVI'NA Y"U t-e OLD and NEW ZTESTA NI ENTs, with. the TEX 1 . at LARGE. , By the Rev. ROBF,R HAWKER,,D..D. `1 Vicar of t h cries, Piymont h. Complete to orty Parts. Dr. Hawker harinJ n v c his ardtions undertaltz• ing, after a period ot. Fourteen Years, the Publish( rs keg to • invite the attention of the Religious World to t sielf, in its. finished state ; which may he had' ip Parts, y tine or more at a time ; the whole forming- Niitt"4 , ll - inohintue Volumes, elegantly printt:d in royal tivo. hot-pressed, price is: each, or decoy 3s, eacti. - T" - ** -- ; This Contmentary on the Old and New Testaments is in tended as an huml.k. Help to those, who, in readiug the Holy S'eripi ores, desirwaa much as possible not, to rely on humor) teaching,..but• to be brought nuder that which is divine; that so the thlngs which are freely given to us o f God, may come to us, not in the woi-ils which mar's wisdom teacheth, but that which the Holy Ghost teaciierb. Sold by Williams and Son, Stationers'-court; Sherwood, Neely, and Jones, Pater ooster•row ; and all other Booksel lers in Town and l'ountry. • Of ahorwalso maybe had, The Poor Man's Commentary on the Old and New Testa ment, without the Text ;, printed in demy 1%too: remarkably elit'ap. Likewise an 'Edition, on fine paper, of the New• Testament, in Four thick Volumes, price only 245. in extra boards. 'MEDICINE TO THOMAS TAYLOR, EAR. N(;: 9, New Bridge-street, Lond oLi thrNotiltr.u.Sta, A. BEG leave to inform yon, that ever' smCc the A. year 179 c), I bad been afflicted with the Lues Venerea; . which, from its obstinately resisting every course of medicine arescribed by the most eminent of the faculty here, and un derizonfg severalseverc courses of salivation, and twice Ais. charged trout the Hospital with little relief, won id appear to be of the most inveterate nature. In the spring of last year coy disorder had got to such a head, as nearly to put. a period to my existence—l had a large ulcer on the crown of my head, 'one on. each ;am, and my legs were broke ont in a. frightful manner ;' right was dreadfully painful, and had been in is state of uleetration fur the last seven years; myleft bad also two large nodes on it, was very witch discoloured, and gave me such excruciating pain, particularly when warns in r bed, •as nearly to deprive rue of rest; its this lamentable state, 1 was recommended by Mr. J. Thompson, (who received sn great a cure by them here), to take vonr Leake's Patent Pills, which I began to do on the 25th of May ; i,i the course of a fortnight 1 began to receive benefit. -in little more than a ; mouth the ulcers on toy head and arms were soundly healed— soon after, the sores ow!ny legs healed also ; leaving, how ever, conSiderabletliscolourathei in the said, and p.sin in the bone of the left, which, by the Missing of God, an,l a little longer perseverauce• in your invaluable Nlediciqe, sunsided the nodes dispersing, the skin rega" - 'ng its ;tatural hue, and the nocturnal pains gradually going off.-1 thus became, by your liberal advice and medicine, perfeetki free from all . former complaints—have recovered toy forruor spirits' a nil strength, and ant becoia)e jolly 'sod fat., .which state. having continued many monthk, astonishtnent if all who know sue, I-am at a loss in what tems to express my gratitude, hut beg you, for the good of other suffering •trtortals, to make • this my'case as public as possible, as I shall on every occa- ion ; in so doing you will greatly , sblige, Sir, your grateful, obedient, very humble servant, ALEX. MUKKER Swan's Close, High-street, Edinburgh. Witnesses to the above Cure:— John. Thimpson,. No. 0", - INfeW Poultry Market, Edinburgh, John Mfgottigh, Old'Assembly dose; Edinburgh. Prevared and sold by the sole Proprietor, THOMAS TAY • LOB., Meudser of 'the Itcyal Callege of Surgeons, at his house, No. ;l, New Brulgo-street, London; whets', after a constant residence of sure than 40 years, in a practice part)• cularly directed to theApre , of Venereal Complaints and those incidental 'to the Parts of -f;euerat.ion, with that inviolable secrecy which nieit of his 1 cofcssion should always 'observe in such cases, he hatters himself the advice and assistance he grattsitouslv admioitters to ersons takiog this Medicine, will be esteemea,liv a discerning Public, 'as an :ideal tege seldom attainable, aini void of all ambiglity. Also sold, his appointment, for the convenience of thosi living at a distance, at the Toyshop, No. ;00, Oxford-street; DishOrough`s, No. 7, Irishnstreet-h ; ill Mr. 13axters, Sortb-tridge,'Edinborgh; Ms. CallWelrs, Dublin ; and lq one person its every considerable town in Great Britain an Ireland, in boxes otionly 2s. 9d. each, staraped, and sealed Hi: with full and plain directions, whereby persons, of eit lit r Sex may cure themselses with ease, tpeesko s ezrecy, and safety. I' U,B LICATION•S. '• , • . NEW pic:ruttE DINDoN-, • I•Vith upwards a One flu3aced Plan, &c. 94. bound. This 1) cry bras oult:istieti, • • ~, ' LEIGLPS N NAv rif it 1:1 ON DON ; 1)r, a View •of the Pulitieat, 11.e!igivaq, Medical, Ihterary, Munitiital,•Canta'iereial, and .\101,:i State of the 'British Me tropli... Presenting a hriet nail •luminous Guido to the Stranger, on all sui,jects iamneeted with general Informa tion, Dtiiness, tar Amusement. • Lout - lan: Printed tor Sa•uttel Leit4ll, 18, Strtud. On the sth of,Janttary wilt he oublishe.!, Illnstratctl br Eight culonrecl EnJravings, after Drawings by Hardt, of Scenery, and the Costume of the: People of Co-, reit, and part i&tlat Ly of the Inore interesting Inhabitants of Lott (At t u, One Volorue„dto. C(. • O • UNr of a VOYAGE of DISCOVERY t o the Western Coast Of COBEA, atitl the. Grtat 1400 CHOO island, in the Japan Sea,. 'in his . Majesty's ship Cyra. . By Captain 14r5.111, HALL, tt.N. P.R.S. L. tit E..- •• With a Vocabulary at tke Language of that Island !sy Lieu tenant ('U. FF011.1), t.N. :tad at; Appendix, containing Charts and .vatinits Hydrd4raphical 3:)41 Scientific Nntiels. Prittted'ior Juin; NI (array, Alheniarlc-street. mi.; Day me rat Rubl fiv,. price- 9.. board,. T HE I.IISTORYH .11 d PitACTICg of .VAC, CINATION, ty JAMES ,MORE, .. - • •, Director of the National YACcine Establishment, etc. &c. etc. London : Printed. tor JOlrn Callow, Medical Bookseller, 10, Crown-court, Princes street, Soho. i . Also, J. CALLONVS•. CATALOGUE (for 1817-1$) of a MODERN (IOLLECTION of BOOKS,. in Anatomy, Medi-' tine,.. Surgery, Chemistry, • Botany,' Veterinary Art, . &c. Containing the tuost'approved Authors : to which , is added, a List. of the Lectures delivered in Loudon. Price Is. 6rl. A Medical •SubscriptiO Library. • . UNCOMMON GOOD TRAVELLING, front the SARA CEN'S HEAD INN,. SNOW-HILL. To YORK, LEEDS, EDINBURGH, and sill ,PARTS- of the NORTH. Four Insidt(laches, 1114 Be - it Horses, and keep excellent Time, By B. W. MOUNTA IN and Co. SAR ACE'S HEAD INN, SNOW-HILL, LONDON. B tallotring POST-COACH BS, MM L. CO .‘CtiES, rex. set out front the Saracen's Head Inn, Stow Stilt UMPIRE, a New LIVERPOOL Light Coach, only one Night on the Road, -carrying Four Insides and Four Owtslitcs, sets out every Day at ()He o'clock, arrives at Liverpool next Afternoon at Six o'clock, through boustabiti, Woburn, Lathbury, Northampton, Welford, Lotterworth; Hinckley, Ather.totie, Lichfield, Stene, huger;, Newcastle, Kll:ltsfurd, Warringt on and Pi escitt. • SOUTHAMPTON, Lymington, Winchester, and Basing. stoke New Four Inside Conch at ,half-past Seven o"clock thy arrives at the Suntliampton, by Fiv e o'clock.—This is a most delightfol Cuureyance to the Isle 1 . 4 Wight, Jersey, tauernsey, St. Malocs,i.Havre de Grace, therkurgli, 'sae. SHREWSBURY, Wellington, and Shilrnal, Post-Coach, every V.vening at - lice o'.efock.—Gas WEYM t UTH,Dorclest Blandford, Salisbury, Andover, and Basingstoke, tiers' Post "Coach, excry A fteroomi. The Weymonth Packets lu Guernsey, Jersey, Cherburg, St. Ma loe's, EXETER, Plymouth, -Weymouth, Dorchester, Falmuutti, Dartmouth, itin4 Salisbury, Ne . v Post Coach, every Morning, Scat Veil tt . Cipck, throngh lioniton; Axminster, Bridport, alandiord, Basingstoke, and Bagsinit. , BOSICN, Spalditig, Petet borough, Stilton, and I fait! in , - .dtm, Royal Mail Coach, sets out every Evening to Spilsoy, Louth, Grimsby, anti I 1011. BATH tint OttiS't DL Flying Post-Coaches, through Chip pentiami,.calne, and Matiburotigh, every Afternoon; arrive , tt Nlr. the.Greyheand Ina, Bath, :sad the 'Landon- Taverns Thounea , staeet, and the Swann, Bristol, next Morn- Ing.—Ctiaches to Wells, Bridgewater, Tanzit on, Exeter, Ply mouth, &e. LEEDS new light Coach, called The Ruckingham, sets out every Morning, at Eight o'Clock ; carries Four Insides only, said goes remarkably easy, with at Gnard throughout. Passes through Stamford, Newark, R.t-Ifotd,. Doncaster, and Ferry bridge, to the Golden Lion, Leeds, -next morning. Not withstanding the unconnuois Expedition of this Coach, it' is allowed to lie the utast agiceable anti co.uplete Public .Cuu vent:ice on the 'North Road, being unequalled ui Acconnnoaa tion by any other. • GLASGOW, Longtown, Gretna-green, Annan, Damfries, Brow:101BI, Thornhill, Sismathar-Kiln, Calllnock, Kingswell, and all Parts of Scotland, a Post Coach (daily). YOlta , Scarborough, Whitby, Stailils, Sunderland,' New castle, and Edinburgh, New Foot Inside Coach, taitil a 'Guard t h roug h o ut ; sets out every Maruiag by way of Newark', Re?- ford, Tadcaster; Darlington, Northallerton, 'Durham, Mei - sett', and Berwick. Passengers finding themselves fatigtea from the length , of the journey, nosy rest what time they please, and then prooted on without any additional Fare. MARLBOROUGH, Swindon, Rainshury, Hungerford, and Newbury Post Coach, at - Seven, Morning. BRIDGENORTH and Walsal' New Post Coach, every Eviantig. CARLISLE, Penrith, and Whiteharen, Four Inside Post- Coach, and a Gtimil all the war, passes through Brough, Appleby, Greatabi idge, Richmond, Catterick', Borough bridge, W etlarby; •Aberford, Doncaster, and Grantham. Sets out every Morning, and performs the journey with the . greatest facility. Passengers detained uo the'lload by business or pleasure, have the peduliar advantage al their Seats being se cured in the next. Coach. KENDAL, Lancaster, Preston, Kirby-Lonsdale, Bolton, Chorley, diniskirk, and OarStang Post-Coaches, every After noon," at Five o'clock.—Guardeil. • ' LIVERPOOL, Warrington, , Kriutsford, Stone, and Lit Reiff, Post Coach, called The Regtilator, every Evening at Five o'clock, to the Saracen's Head Inn, Dale -street, Liver; pool.—Guarded throngliont. WAKEFIELD Post-Coach. every Morning, at Half-past Six o'clock. CH ESIEII, Newport; Whitchurch, Tarpttrley, Nantwich, Northwich, and Middlewich Post-Coach, every Eyeniug, at Five o'clock. SUNDERLAND, Stockton, and 'arm, new Coach every alorning, to the George Inn, Sanderlaud. MANCHESTBR, Winslow, Coog,leton; Newcastle, Walsal, a nti Wolverhamptou, Post-Coach, every Afteruoon. Guarded. SHEFFIELD,and Itothuritain Post-Coach; called the Rock ,;ng-nans, every Morning. • ' BIRMINGIIAM Po it Coach, with a Guard, sets out every • Afternoon, and reaches Birmingham next day at Noon. . Passes .by, Oxford, Euston and Shipstone, to the Saracen's H - ead, Bull-street'; Birmingtatu. HULL, Northcave, Howden, Thorn, and Doncaster, Post Coach, every Morning at half-past Six, to the Cross Keys, • Market-place, Hull. MATER, Deal, Margate, Sandwich, Ramsgate, Cant erbuty, Fevershain, Chatham, Rochester, ;old Stroud, New Post-, Coaches, Morning, Noon, and Night. HERTFORD, Ware, Holdesdon, and Cheallurit Coach, every Morning._ • TOTTENHAM and Edmontoik Coach (daily), at Half-past Two, Five, and Eight o'Clock. R. CLAY's Original ‘Vaggons and Coaches, to NeWbury,, Swindon, Aldbourat, Woutton-Basset,, Laimbiturn, Hanier . ford, Chilton, Reading, and all Places adjacent, WAGGONS. To HEMEL HEMPSTEAD, Watford' and Stan more,Three Times a Week. D 155, Bes•cles, Bunity,.Bnry, and all Parts of Sistrolk, every Monday. - CIRENCESTER, Abingdon, Henley, Bristol, and : Glou cester, Three "Times a Wech. souTHAmpToN, Wiochester, Itutasey, Lymihnrsti, Ly mingt Christzharch, Rin a wtattl, Fordingatridge, Wiaittorp,. I'ool4 l, de of Wigliti - iicrseY"; sod GatirtßVY " 70 1:tf'olls SUNBURY, -flaontaou, stud Twickenham; Twice a Week. GREENWICH and t'Voolwich, eves y Day. • TOTTENHAM and Edmonton, et - etyD , iy. B. W. 11OUNT7uI4 and Co. "tespecatilly acquaint their Ftieids and the Public, that they will ?list tic accountable for any Parecls,,Passen4et's Luggage,: - Writings, Plate, Z'ce. of more t barn Five Pounds Valua, if stolen, lost. or damaged, an t less entered AS Such, and the Insurance paid for accotdtcg'.y, at the Satacca's Head lan, Lincw-hilliLendon. • • bort the ~'3. t.~ kf;. 4;4; .. . • - • tit . - . A k ••• ."` , A A., • 1 j r ..l 3.XC' ;' ,!,,,E . S. rENVE l l it Ar i sl i 'r'' 1.1,1% vamennrrrmerr,vtecre.crmonsw., - -Wwe arroymarsorsANl ' PARIS, ~F.41N.0 t-J . i'A i , ia'its ; •,• • • Dec. 13 --;-Accoidici4 to i+itcll;gence tr'Ont . the Ailti,i is 611 . 11, ts'as making 'raagei iu Dalmtia. Preparations are making at for .11c Ilia( respectinithe assassination of 11. Fnaldes are no less than sixty vritisessus relative to th, ease of Madame Mansfui alone, some 'of wimin have inEoe . extraortlinary.diseksures. , VIENNA, Dec. 2 —Ne . oi circuinstpires .bnie arisen %%1601 give a :reater proininT:B - to ilie te port in circniation, that thc. Prince Don Ern iititel de Gndoy bac liitnerto: re. ided. in the States of the. Poiie, 'has recrested ob. tAinyti ; permission 01 -.nit Goverment to esttildish himself Austria. An ee ?lie now on sale offers for Ills IIiAST INDIA 11k)146E. Yesterday a Special Court of noprietort Was ;held at the India ( - ldhse . , , tor cite put pt),e of ems- . . fiiuiint severill Resoltiti ,, ni of the emir! or Di recto:i s. '1 he'll' iiciaes of the, last Coort being _ . read;- - the Ch . airtnan intimated drat the Dividend fur the last quarter was-52 per cent. Mr: Hump: ivislred to know why . a \Jr Ramsay, only in the :35th 'yeaf.•of his age,: sh , mlil be al lowed to retire on a 'pension of 2251 a year. If • such practices were , petinittcd, the lunch; of the Qourt would soon he• toilful inadequate. -- It was absurd in the 'extreme to alto a pepper ware house-keeper the annual sum of 12501. while only 600 t. was granted to the keeper of the military stores, who, it was will known, hail the-most la ous duties to perform. Such things 'deserved wartm'st attention, and he certainly could not iermir them to pass unobserved. The CHAIRMAN Observed, that the cans? of this allowance . was, that Mr. 11.4msay was 'obliged to .etire from iiillimity ,body occasioned y very II health. Mr. liumE was completely satisfied, but tholight iartictilar care should Ise taken of the superannu- aied as a want of attcution might prodnce Wire serious cons:quenets than % , ere thought of. On titinotii)o that 114 e stint of 6501. in terms of a RCSOllit ion by the Co ! trt ; r ; of I)i.r . ect ors, Si) long, ago as the 31 otsilpril, 1807, be granted to Ueofge Dominicns, . Mr. Hume rose, not to oppose the motion, hut to say a few' words respecting . the Fee Fund. Itt 001 Fittltl there were several items which Wight to be attcniled to by the Court, particularly that relating to the charge on per•ons settling accounts w ith the Court. It woilld ailtly ile noic!t better that site') a fee was abolished altogether. Another item, no less importmtrand.pro; , er to beabolished, Was, t hat of . persons settling accounts for7ships of a certain size king obligod to pay 40!, Tlins'was .encourageinent iveu to competition. in trade, \% -hv i wa s hi g hly i n jurious to the, real. interests of t ht. con tot y„ For. example, •Liverpool. was every year ilotiling its frad.e, solely on account of the high deinands.nnok, in the shape of lees, The CHAIRMAN said, the tees a 1 1t:0.e , 1,-to had existed ever since ',The trade of Liverpool. Might increasy, but then, it was owing to the elwges - at that port heiog . Much less than those d 011411dt:a at the Port of London. Over, the Port of London this Gotta had ; no contront, and it was impossible,',tberefoi . e, to.blame the Directors for what they had no power in. . s: Mr. Dix was highly gratified at having been , present that day, us hebad-“'ceivettinuch infornut tion. It certainly was [Hoper that faithtol servants should he liberally rewarded, Ind he had no"douht this would eyev be atten.ded to fry the Directors. The observatioos of Mr. Hume certainly deserved attention, and it was - absurd in the extreme to, justify abusesbecause'they had been of long con tinuance, . It o ell became the Court of Directors consider what had, been sahl respecting the fee on accounts being-settled, on account of the vtrects which might flow front such a charge. • The Resolution was then agreed to, its were also several Resolutions lot gr,oiting 4001. a- year t o Captain John Coggan, 600/. to John Holland, 6001. to Peter Frost, 300,/. to Robert Peart, and the same sums to William :darter, John Masoti Neale,. and to Lady Winterton. Mr. Hums-1 wish to 'know whether the sa. lary of the Pepper . ‘Varehouse-kvepers be still 12.0 . 1. as the Pepper-trade is now so trifling a concern , The CumamAN. 7 --The salary is now only 8201. Lient. 7 .Colonet Bryce was appointed .k. , isistant to Mr. Price, -the Auditor-General, with a-salary of 3001. , . Mr. HUME, before the Court adjourned, wished that the Court of Directors would pay sirme at tention-to the state of the army in' India , which h , Lad reason to believe was in krathee inferior situation flout want of European officers. He had hear() that there was only one European offi cer over five hundred men: Mr. DfXON-1 rise to, order, Sir. If such state. ments are not founded on %yell-atithenticated evi dence. shan't' they he made public • • Mr, numb; had every. reason to.believe this was the •e'ase,- from . the accounts which. had reachea him. The military establishmeut ceitainly was Ear below what it .should be. The CE{ AI lIM sure the good sense of the Court will lead them. to see t lie iMprOpt iety of entering Into such discussion at the pre sem. tuonteut.. I -eau. safely say no attention is • wanting to the military establishment, either by 'Myself, colleagues; or the Commissioiters ; and I Submit.that sticla a general discussion of this topic would .be, doing burro:-.-Adiollined Wednes. day, 7th January. n . yr ~rq„ ` .~~.wr •