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EAST INDIA 'HOUSE, JUNE 4, ISM • CURT of DIRECTORS of 'the ► COMPANY of MERCHANTS of ENGLAND the EAST INDIES, do hereby give Notice, rAkTERLY GENERAL COURT appointed to House on the 18th Instautis made SPECIAL, of laying before the Proprietors a REPORT 'Wee appointodjo inspect the East. India Laws, proposing the ordaining, repealing, tdry Bye Laws of the Company. JAMES COBB, Secretary. EAST INDIA HOUSE, June 13, 1917. DIRECTORS'of the UNIT ,NIPANY of MERCHANTS of ENGLAND the EAST INDIES, do hercbygire Notice, QUARTERLY GENERAL COURT of the 'appointed to be held at this House on WED the lath Instant, the DRAFT of a BILL brought - info Parliament, to enable the Court afford Relief to certain OWNERS of SHIPS Screiee, under the particular circumstances will be laid before the said General Court. JAMES COBB, Secretary. Admisalty-Otfice, June 13, 1317. .WIDOWS MISSIONS. iS 'hereby given, that all WIDOWS Pensions from the Charity established for 'oor Widoni Of COMMISSION and WARRANT the ROYAL, NAVY, must send or bring to weea the. I 7th and Soth of this Month, the ' , " l by the Rules , of the Charitv„ in order to wiled . on the Pension List, which will be pi e , th, and paid on the tOth August. 'out Widows respecting their Pensions must their husbands held Ia the Royal Navy. J. W. CitOKEIt. This Dar was published, intro in One Volume Oct.4ro, price Mi. in Second Edition, c orrected and enlarged, of titTAV ON on the SEA.LS and ."EIS.of the APOCALYPSE, and the PRO 'F,RIOD of TWELVB HUNDRED and SIXTY ILLTANI CUNNINGIMME, Eq. :maths en David Levi's Dissertations on the ropttecies relative to the Messiah." • • c a d e t/ an d w.b av 4 )4 , Strand; J.Hatchard, W. Elachsvuotl, at Edinburgh. . ,cy;• DROPSY, GRAVEL OnSTRUcTtoNs Agit PASSAGE, DIABETES, and GENE . N ES ,Pl-I•WESSEL's JESUIT' s DROPS.. liesty's Navy these Drops have tior car* past maintained their character as a spe lrey, Gravel, Dropsy, Straugury, Weukness, as ai the Urinary Passage, and General Debi icularly for their absolute and speedy cnre.of Disease, WESSEL's 4EsUl'l"s DROPS and ,MEDY are the only sate and expeditious cure, innocent its their nature,. as to require little tsr no :ite for General Debik`ty,Wert •.J•suit's en lon' known and est.:tined ; whether the from the too copioni use of Mercury, from Ty, or intense beat of. Climate, they are equally ;uch as have the misfortune to be troubled tro o.lrets, Seminal Effusions, or any Weak- Ineys, Ureters or Bladder, Diabetes, or Diffi sic Water, will experience a complete Cure by bject to be attended to is. that Purchasers r .ul in having the true and genuine Prepara tsate and .dangerous counterfeits attempted to he Public, by absolute falsehoods, are so nu .he Proprietors request every' purchaser to ask isel's Jesuit's. Drops. —The genuine Wessel's Jesuit's Drops are in k stamp, not an imitation of a stamp, with I, grarett thereon: " Joseph \Vessel, St. Paul's per Bottle, and in large 'Bottles, containing is.. inter, !so, Oxford•street; Tuti, Exchange; .1} ; And Bracebridge, East Smithfield. 'IHONI AS TAYLOR, ESQ. . 9, New Bridge-street, London. 2.1 i tare to inform you, that ever stove the I bad beet) afflicted with the Lues Venerea; obstiiiatillv resisting every course ot medicine lie most eminent of the faculty here, and un 'alsevere courses of salivation, mid twice dis 4he hospital with little relief, would appear to it inveterate nature. In the spring of la st year l ad got. to such a head, as nearly to put a period bad a larg e ulcer on the crown of my head, 'trot, and niv tors were broke nut in a frightful ' l O l . was dreadfolly painful, and had been in a thou for the last seven yea; s ; hty left had also :? ‘ . 4 ; " 1 . 1 i", wie, very miteh discolOttred, gave r..'", 1,11 14 pain, particularlywarm in bed, -liime me of rest ; this lamentable state, I idcd by Mr. .1. Thompson, (who received so 1 them here), to take voter Leahe's Patent Pills, alt to dotal th e '..q.ttit of May ; in the course of a 1:! a n to receive benefit -in little inure than a —t "' Qn aly head and arths were soundly hit shed-~ ie sores on my legs healed also; leaving, how ble discolOuration iii the skin, and pin in the 4 1 , which, by the blessing of God, atll a little 'e t . rale ' L. YOUT invaluable Medicine, solistded ; I be skin regaining its r.attirdi hue, and Aaiun gtatinally going oat".--I thus became , by ft hj i l i c i e Loot medicine, perfectly free trout all my recovered my former spirits aired t ' u ?) becom e :1411y a nd fat, in which state has ng In ?utbs, to the astonishment of all who kne w i. to wind terms to, express my gratitude, but „ i t ' good of other*sitifering mortals, to make 10 ,, Public as possible,:'as I shall on every occa v._g you will greatly 'Oblige, "'grateful, obedient, very limujile servant, A LEK. INTLIRKEIt jr ' I lir;li-street, Edinburgh. ittiesses tonic above. Cure :-- N °. 3 , New Poultry 'Market. Edinburgh; 4 , 14 1 : 1 7 11 i , ()Id ..ott,scubly _Close, Kin nilgt!. • „..er ;, 1 1t,,he note ProPtietor, rtioNrAs lAI • "1"41, at "..;;Tidg,kstrcet. London; whet c, after a :te t t more than 40 years, in 'a practice parti. the t i.te corm of Venereal Complaints and those 41,11 o f his of Gen e ration, wiikt hat inviolakle 1,4 yrOfeSSiOn should always observe in 4 ,h ei t cJeli' himself the adviee'and.Uo" 5141 11° 14 '" 4 I t ) ersoati taLin - his Medicie, will ail R i de ,scerning P • PUltlie, it at dvaktagen t otrel,dont by h i D i s 011 013thigUity, ailliointiOlent, fi r the convenience of those tbeT ,, voYol), No. loft, Oxford-street d ni t , o• 7, l'ish-street.- 1 hili Mr. Baxters, in fly "nr gh NI I . thilfeWS, Dublin; and hp considerable town in (Ireat Britain and only is. 9d. each, stamped, and sealed up tt A iC in s i ttrections, whereby 'persons; of eithr r 74 ' 411 4 with - Cake, tputd, secrecy. and safety. . • • • 'l' , , . ii • Jo' ' ;I ee' l ii c i . ' ll 0 11 B 17, it relit jou., hod ''''.......,„„.„................. i., , 0tt , ,,, ,1 ., flu r., , (; •T MINA HOl E I- - eO O ~1 4 () I ItT o f 0 0 tiI t ;,"ITED CONIPANYof coo , a ING to the FAST iNn „0 I e the QUARTERLY GI r o w: , 'dst this liouse o "ill PerPese of n the 1 1 0 laying befui , 1 , .11 ' i " Connnio WO ' Nly's p tee appoints 'Ye Laws Le 0 E ttrin , propo. "0 , 4 sundry Bye Laws I V.O e brii tail at °' 1.. EAST INDIA 110 if it t 4 , ili i i ~,.4 _ C O URT of DIF 1' CO MP •. , G , . INY of h Oh ilk t u the EAST IND It l Pia l * - to the QUARTEW XPAN ce of . 10 ••Y appointed to 411 4, „ d NEX T , the 18th ti otn et ,k, 6 be braught'info I e moil_ i 7 ti to aff or d R e li e f alik e - , Z 3 l,l ' i.4 . l : a n):s Service, we , r will Ire laid befi rlfi l ' • I, 101 Adi LON ~ WIDOWS 1 Olt ' Pl) Tieli • 103 , , ic, ls hereby ,‘) reeeiry T ens i ons , 1 tti ' II , 'ri,t ur,„ II v r ,,elt . '4 1. , ri'ar WidowS 6f 1 C y4 ` . .'"" l the ROYAL ,' Th i t. " "tweets tire tit!' ar a 4 i etlui rei l by the Rr :I 1 01 ..,' 14 , 4m in oit_l .rted 'on the Pt tiers i _hr the paid c ler `it 14 14 , 1 ',Il e t ir V itiNlows r ; 1 0 il i tsbatid i t r i! sl , 0 Ore i t „., This Dar w c o : _, , :i t printed in 60 ° ° c o:, ~ i L ' second Editior, i a►, 1 . ,., , y k ssElt't'A Ti 0. ' . tr NI PIPIN ..: CAL •• of the Nti, 4 41SIOD of 'l'W ny WI LT ( ;VP- .4. 0 f •• Ret;tati'AM Cu l ki kt4 Proplreel: u re l : . 1 : fu r E. Cadet! an} t i t ) i k , ' ; and W. Litach.woo e a t i u r ri , !4t1,, N - R Gl7lll*,-1i40;;) t , ~, MARY PASSAI 41 ~ . . I r'„AKltiliSS . . I li 4 " l li' '',,,i'''ltlqi WESSEL je ' t aa S Majesty's Nay 4r i too years past mai n e .A. %,, le SCtirVy, (n-„rrel, ge+ ,, ,,i ,1 11 1 :letions in the Urin • . ;,,, i' ' lArtietthirly iorrthi 11 ~..„ereal Disease, WES 'tit, t ', ll C REMEDY are 0, !sr e : ,‘.tiu itumeeos in their 1 .4 ''' " . • ~el 4 ' . , iN, ),; :stoptire for Gene , .1 i,, ne often long- k '1 1 4j0" '''l (irises fro t n" ot ' 'f, Vetter - ,. in r .111:te t.O . . l i'" , 41 e hie: --such h ° tss ' have icns e t lio it el "tobborn C;leets, ge .0 ..,, r)„ ar tl ;e Kidneys, Ureters t , : r '`,,' 14. 11 . ''iliinf.: Water, will ~i' ,s , 1 . 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Stock-Oroket, 2, Corithill,, returns ji_l4l his grateful acknowledgments to his friends for their numerous favours conferred upon hint, for more than Twerp ty years past, mid respectfully acquaints them the Scheme of the new Lottery, to begin on the 9th July, may be had gratis as above.---There'are several new points which he is sure will meet the approbation of Lottery Adventurers, one in particular, for 5,900 Blanks drawn on the first day will each become anew Ticket, to be drawn again on the eft day, with the option•of receiving M. instead of such second chance, there arc 4 Prizes of 20,0001.2 of 10,0001. and .10,0004 for the Flu st-drawn Prize, besides whatever, else it may be en titled to, and several - other Novelties., are fully given in BYTON's Schemes, to be had at his truly fortunate Office, 2, Cornhill, where the following Capitals in Ow la4t Lot tery were shared, sold and paid on demand, viz. No. 986 4229 ... ..... 1,000 I • • &c. &e. 'Sze •- GCARROLL, Stock-Broker, cannot submit . the following:Scheme to the inspe.:tion of the Public without expressing his most unqualified approbation of the un?recetlenteil advantages which it affords to every Purchmer , This GRAND LorrEitY will commence • 'DRAWING on the 9th of JULY. SCHEME. 4.... Prizes 0f.... L.2000.N05015.......... . ; ..L.10,000 2 ..... .10,00141fity - • 2 2,000 Consols . .o,onn 2 l,OOO Money 4 . 4 BOO Ditto 1,200 t; 2OO Ditto 1;200 10.. .... 20 5O Ditto :1,000 20 'Ditto 2, 0 4 )0 1,000 First-drawn Blanks.. 10 each {Next drawn Blanks will ea c h become a New 5,900 Ticket of the same Number for the 19th July, 59,000 with the option of receiving 101. instead.. 1,010 First-drawn Blanks, July 19th, to receive.sl. each 6,0(0 --- , , 8,0(1.1 Prizes.-10,40 0 Tickets. L. 189,460 Only 5,200 Numbers,--Two Tickets of each Number. lst-drawli Prize lO,OOO More. 34-drawn Prize above 1001. to have ..5001: More. sth drawn Prize above 1001. to hate 1,0001. 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Agents for the Sale of a spurious and inefficacious Medicine, snider the name of Seidlitz Powders. • .Each Box and Bottle of the Patent Seidlitz PoWders is sur rounded with a Stamp, on which ", T. Paytherus and Co. .136, New. Boud-street,!' is engraved, by order of hii•Majesty's Commissioners.--Without this Stamp the Medicine cannot be genuine. IVA.NNAY'S PREVENTIVE WASH, Orel!- .u....kilown by Noblemen, the Army. Navy, and others, in alt parts of the World, as the ONLY SPECIFIC for the Infallible' Prevention of a certain direful Dieease, continues to be sold (as fur the lust 5o years) by. HANNAY and Co: 2f, Great Carter-lane, Lr.dgate•streit, ncar St. Paul's Church yard, and at No. I, Little Suffolk-street, Haymarket, Lon. don. It will keep for ever in all Climates, and never failed in a single instance.. Price 9s. eind.l Is. per buttle.—A Pri vate Surgery for its' use at each 'Warehouse. Two bottle, ast sent by coach in return for a 11. 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Erup tions on the bead, face, and hotly, ulcerated tin oat, swel lings in the neck, node 6 on the , shin hpnes, cancers stric tures, fistulas, pains in the bead arid limbs, and nervous dibility, are the consequence of an ill-cured contagion, and• which syniptoms frequently appear years after, and ,destroy domestic happiness. . and Messrs. 'Cooper , Munroe, Co. are consulted daily at both houses;or by letters front the country. 'Stating particu lars, when medicine and the best advice wilt be, sent to all parts of the kingdom. . There are side doors at each house; and private rooms for females. Advice g ratis on Tuesday, Thursday, and, - Sunday warning's, until twelve rectuelt. In a few days will he published, By T. EGERTON, at the Military Library, Charing-cross. COMPARATIVE VIEWS of the s . cATE a GREAT BRITAIN anti IRELAND; as it was, befute the War, and as it is, since the Peace. By UEO. CHALMERS, F. R. S. S.: . • TRIAL OF DR. wiyrsoN, FOR HIGH TREASON, (With:. correct Likeness.) 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This Day was published, Price ss. in boards, A N ESSAY'concerning the True Origin, Ex- tent, and - End of CIVIL GOVEILVMENT. By JOHN LOCKE, Esq. To kilicb is prefixed ilie'Life of the Author, with a Portrait. Locke's celebrated Treatise on Government, was the stone upon which the gloriooslterolution 411 688 was founded,reared, and established. It develtipes, with - .the most mast/fly skill, the principles of all Governments, and the ch..ims of English men to a Free Constitution ; and shows that, by the Laws of England, Liberty, Publi.: I:roslrerity, and Private Happi. ness, are inseparably connected. ' Printed for Sherwood, Necly, cud Jones, Paternoster-row. Of whom May be had, printed, uniform with the above, • - • • price es, hoards, DE LOLNIE on the ENGLISH CONSTITUTION. this Work is acknowledged to he a most luminous ant masterly ,arrangement of the . principles of the British CoMititution. The present copy Is piloted from the Author's last correct ed Edition . ; to which a few Notes are appended, bringing the ; hittosy of 414.-Cos , stltution down to the 4licsvin fine Portrait of De Lolrot, with his Life, is prZtixed. In orderly; the above it will be necessary to specify fool scap'Editioy. MB. CANNING AND THE irr CLUB. TO THE ElotToit OF ME SUN. SIR, —Unwilling as I sin, for many reasons, tiJ prolong the controversy, which has been so un graciously and so unnecessarily provoked, I still cannot suffer the unwarrantable conclusions of in judicious friends to remain wholly unnoticed. At present there is but one point on which I shall touch, and that briefly. Mr. CANNiNG's " Con stituent," in your Paper of Tuesday, the 10th instant; . admits an unifOrmity of opinion be tween that Gentleman ,and Mr..Pmr, on the impropriety of bringing forward the Catholic Queition without the GENERAL CoNCORRENCR and ASSENT 7 Of the PROTESTANT COMMUNITY. ,Nov, let me ask' him, has not 111. CANNING 'supported . the Catholic Claims, year 'after year, not 'only 'without such concurrence. and assent, but when he kneW they had no existence in fact ? This Mr, PITT never did; nor did lie, in the whole conrse . of his life, 'once vote in favour, of run CATHOLIC CLAIMS. it is clear, therefore, that Mr. CAN— NING'S conduct is at variance. with the conduct which Mr. PITT (had it pleased Providence to spare him .to the Country 1) would have pursued. Your Correspondent would fain have it consi dered, that the only obstacle. to Mi. PITT's sup. port of the question was the known detemination at our venerable Sovereign on the subject. But Mr. PITT stated the general concurrence of the . community to be the SINE QUA NOW of his support. Will Mr, CANNING's (f Censtituent" contend that this general concurrence ever' has existed, or that it does actually exist ?. If there once had been a dottbuon the subject, the late Election • . • at Oxford, and the present feeling at Liverpool, must, it is suspected, have effectually dispelled it. I deprecate the continuance of this discussion, or ol'any other which could tend to ?romote a difference among the friends of Mr. PITT. But let it not be supposed that the conduct of Lord 1-lAanwleXtt in Ireland, which stopped the months of the PaoTe-sTANTs, while it opened those of the PAetsre, will be' imitated- here. It is believed that the Public are, by this time, convinced, that a man may build a .hrick wall to run his owns heat! against, without s being trmember'Of Mr. SHERI- D AN'rvart yo—Terbuinsat. June t t%h. * -CHURCH AND !ONG, PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OF LORDS, FRIDAY, JUNE 13. The consideratiOn of Millar's Divorce Bill was, slier some further proceeding, posr i .on t rt till Tuesday. The . Irish Sheriff's Bill, the Agra% General of Volmneer's Bill, the Irish- Recogniz once 1)411, and two Private Bills, were brought ur front the House of Commons by Mr. Brogden, Mr. Finlay, and other Members, nod read atit4t time. On the motion of Lord Erskine, rift( . r It few words in opposition from the Earl of I.;att detdale, Totokin's Picture Lotto y Bill was read a second- time and committed to - a StieCt Coot. mittre for Monday * , The Mutiny Bill was read second slate. coNTDIUATIOIsI OF THE SUSPENSION OF THE • • HABEAS CORPUS: Lord Viscount briwooTt.i slkt, the Report'or their Lordships' Committee ot.- - Seerecy bestir~ ops on the Table, be now presented a Bill for cow. tinning the power to hip Majesty of securing and detaining in custody persons charged with cow ! spiring against his Majesty's person and Govern ment. Their Lordships might be assisted that this Bill was only Brought forward under the'tull conviction of its indispeniible and urgent neces sity. ')'lie grounds of the measure* he reserved stating till Mond : ty, when he proposed to move the second reading of the Bill. • Earl GREY said, following the example of the Noble Viscount, be also should ieserve till Mon day the reasons upon which he fontided his opi nion in direct contradiction to that of the NOhle Viscount, as front all that he hadp seen or heard, troM all the information he bad been enabled to obtain, be was satidied there• . was no necessity whatever for the coutionation of a measure for suspending the rights and liberties of the people of England.. That there was d anger , 1 1 t was ready to allow,.but so far trout this Bid being a remedy, he was convinced that the measures adopted and persevered in by the Noble Viscount and his colleagues, would mitch,increase the dan ger and greatly aggravate the evil. . The Bill was read a first time, and ordered to be printed. Lord Viscount `Stoistou'its gave notice of his intention to move the second reading on Monds7,; and moved that 'the Lords be suiumOued fur Mon 'day, which was ordered. Adjourned till Monday. • • HOUSE OF COMMONS. • Mr.Pgat. took the oaths and his 'seat for th e University of Oxford. The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER brought in a Bill to permit the Transfer or certain Stuck from the rood* of Gpaat Britain to the Funds of Ireland.—Read a first thins, and ordered to be read a second time au Monday. The IThi frir:aboliShing, ibe Whipping of Women was rend a second time. and urdeieh to be committed 'on Monday. Mr. DIIIsiDAS brought in the Bill for authorizing the Fast India Company to, make certain Allowartees to the Owners of Dist India Shipping.—Read a first time, and ordered to he read a second time on Tuesday t and to be printed. The Nassau Salt. Exportation Bill went through a Com mittee, the Report of which was ordered to be received to morrow. The Sngar Bounties Bill went through a Committee, the Report of which was ordered t be received to-morrow. THE BUDGET.. TOE CBANCF,LLott tsl e the ExC A tibetuaß sai►l, (as we understood him) he shouloi postpone tinrhisgeneral 3tatemeot..af the Finances of •the Country.. The Vest India Free Ports pin went through a Commit- tee, the Report 'of which was ordered to be received to• morrow. The Ale-house License, Regulation dill .was read a second time and committed. The Report was received, and ordered to be taken into further 'consideration on Friday 'stout and the Lill was ordered to be printed. - The Fraudulent Teo'►nts' Bill went through a Commit tee, the. Report of which was Ordered to be ,received to : morrow. Mr. W. DUNDAS gave notice, that On Tuesday he would move to disrbarge.the urderfor the Call of the House. IRISH GRAND JURY PitEsENTMENTs. Mr. V. FITZGERALD in moving the second rends ing of the Irish .Grand Jury Presentment Bill, entered into a detailed statement of the provisions Of the Bill, and particularly that which related to the appointment of county surveyors in Ireland. Colonel Barry, Sir n. Parnell, Mr. Courtenny - (olExeter), Sir John Newport, and Sir N. Cul thtirst expressed themselves generally in favour of theAneasure, which however they.eonceived would be capable of modification in the Committee. . It was contended by several of the Honourable Gen tlemen, that it was desirable that the Presentments should he made only at one Assize in the year. Mr. Pit at. suggested the expediency of relieving the Grand Juries Iron) so much of their oath of secrecy as related to the regulation of public'worlts, conceiving that public opinion was the best cheek on improvident expenditure. Mr. Caogea thought that if there was to be but one. Presentment Assize in the year, it would lie desirable for the Grand Juries td make a present ment at one Assize, but not to allow the work 'in be carried on until that- piesentment should be confirmed at the next ASSiZe. Sir G. HILL contended' , that the Kopused mea sure would be impracticable. , After it few words from iVir..Cooper, Mr. Aber cromby, Mr. ally, and Mr. V. Fitzgerald, the Bill was read a sectnul time, and os tiered to be committed on Monday next. INstnotECTioN ACT. On the motion for the House tescilving itself into a Committee for the Irish Insurrectium'Act Continuance Bill, Sir H. PARNELL TOSE to Oppose the Bill en the ground that it was quite UttlicCeSSHVy. ne.lll. tended to move as, au amendment, that the BM should be committed on this day se'nnight, and if he succeeded in that, be would then nn m e,li A tily move for the appointment of a Committee, to VW sitter the papers and documents on , which the Right Hen, Gentleman (Mr, Peel) founded the