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London, England, 1814-04-11 00:00:00

MANOR ANI) RESIDENCE, WILTS.

TO BE LETT, from the 25th of March, 1814;
for Three, Six, or Nine Years, OAKSEY -PARK
HOUSE ; consisting' of an entrance Hall, a Drawing-room
(about 24 by it feet) ; a Dining-parlour (20 by 15 feet); five
Bed-rooms, and two or three, Dressing-rooms, on the first
floor; with "good Attics, Servants' Bed-rooms, Ficlust'keeper's
Itoom,, Kitchen, and other Offices ; with Stabling for Eight
Horses, Double Coach-house, wailetLGarden ; Six Aeres'and
a Half of rich Meadow 'adjoining, and Four Acres near; with
Deputation to the Manor of Oalisev, situate six miles froiti
Cirencester, Maltuesbury, and Criclaade.

luquirt (:f Messrs. Webb, Webb, and Attwood, Salisbury.

• No. 292, STRAND. ,
PATENT SELF-ADJUSTING TRUSSES.

TIIESE Instruments are . upon an entire hew
principle, the- Springs are so constrncted as to admit
of increase or decrease in size and force ; will answer fur
right and left side, without any.strap whatever.
SALMON, ODYS and Co. confidently recommend a trial to
all 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 he returned to all pile--
chasers, if not ft...mid superior in. case and effect to every
other invention, after any trial, wear, or damage. The Pa-
tentees have received the following appointments :—The
Royal Navy, the Naval Hospitals and Duck-yards, the Ord-
nance, Greenwich Hospital, the Hon. East India Company,
&c. &c. •

N. B. 'Persons residing in the country, sending. the circum-
ference of the body, in in c h es,) ust above the hips, may depend
upqn being accurately fitted.

No. 5, George-street,,llanover-square, Iltit April, 18:4.
ti.") THE PROPRiETORS OF EAST INPIA.
, • 'LADIES asn rit'ENTLEMENi, ,
ALL°
W. me to remind you., that the. Ft EC%-..
MN- at the INDIA-HOUSE -is fired far XPEDNES'•
DAY NEXT, the 13thiustatit, and car:lesly to-entroat.
attendance on that day. If iii anyinstatict I have omitted to
pay my personal respects, or to ntaliedny actinowledgements-
for the kind support I have so gcnerall.,; experienced from
you; hope you. will haTis the goodness to .ascribe an tmtission
so contrary to my wishes, to the interruption of my exertions
arising from a severe althOngh temporary indispositiod,Which
has-for saute days confined toe td the house.
I have 1:14e honour to remain,.
With. great respect, Ladies and Genttenoen,
Your faithful and Old humble Servant,
HUGIi LINDSAY,
•
. ' King's Heatl_Tavern; Poultry, April 4, 1814.-
M a numerous and highly respectle Meeting- of Proprietors
of India Stock, held here this day,-John Wells, Esq. in the
Chair,
It was imanintnitsly Resolved, Upon the nintion of sir
hut Preston, Bart. seconded by Robert Williams, Esq.
" That it is the sense of this Meeting that the Hon. Capt.
HUGH LINDSAY is eminently qualified for the responsible
iltuation he solicits; to fil! one 'of the three Vacancies now de-
clared' in -the East India Direction, having, in addition to
that general knowledge of the Company's affairs, which a
sound judgment and an active mind have .acquired during a
number 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 peen-
liarty useful at this time, when the number of naval charac-
ters in the Direction is less than at any former period ; 'and it
is probable that, notwithstanding the known
,zeal and intel-
ligence of the present Maritime Direetori, that t!,e interest
of the CoMpany may suffer, unless.an additio-n be made to
their number. '

" That-with this impression each indiridoal of this Meet-
ing will exert his best e.ndeavours to secure the Election of
Captain Lindsay, by continuing an active caneas, not relying
on the flattering prospect of his success, however grateful it
mutt be to his feelings to experience it, but acknotvledging the
respectability as well as the zealous activity of his opponents,'
a single vote should not be lost, which, I4y assiduous applica-
tion, can be obtained, and when • kindly- promised, should be
urged in the strongest 'newer as to the necessity of attend-
ing the ballot on the 13th instant.

• ...Chat the ComMittee formal will continue to sit here
every day, Sunday, and Good Friday excepted, CH the day of
Election, from lileveu till Fire,o'Cloc4, .and, .be..obliged
by any information which may forward the success of their
Candidate.
‘c JOHN WELLS, Cliair4ing."

Mr. Wells having left the Cl►air, it was moved,. and unani-
mously resolved, that the Thanks of this Meeting- be given
to Mr; Wells, for his al le cooduct during. the business of
the day.

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