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London, England, 1807-06-18 00:00:00

.OFFICE„01. uRDNANCE.

7.oze 16, 1807.
THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of HIS MA-
yESTI's ORDNANCE do hereby give Nptice, That 1,1-
posals will be received at their Office, in Pall Mali, on o•
Before the 3d day of
.74 Next, from such Persons as ma)' ,be
willing to unde✓take the Supply of SAND BAGS, from Ckati
of British .Iklanufacqure, upon Cosetraa, for Service of this De.
payment, for a period of Three ream

,'ember Particulan, together with the Terms and Conditions of
the Conti'aa, may be kne-tom upon application at the Sec; etty r
Office, in Pall Mall afore-said, any Day between /the ILurs
Ten and Four o'Clock, where the Proposals are alio to be deliver.
ed, aiziPlatierns of Article may be inipetied. ly aptlicatinat
the Principal Storekeeper's Office, in the Tower,.

The Proposals must be sealed and endorsed, " PLopsals fr
Sand Bags ;" hut no Proposal can he admitted after t/►e said
3d A.. 0 of yrrly, at Twelve •o'clock al Neon of the same Rye
r;eitb =will any Tender• be noticed unless the Person mahing-it,
ate Agent, in his hebalf; shall attend.

EAST INDIA HuUSE, •
Yune 17, 1807.
:DIE CO VAT of DIRECTORS of the UNITED
41. COMPANY of MERCHANTS of ENGLAND trading
.to..the East. Indies do.her'elly.&ive Notice,
:yThat a General Coiert. of the said Compaq), will 6e held It
House in . Leadenhall.street, on Friday, the 3d of Jo
-next, from Eleven o'Clock in the Forenoon until Six in. the Even.
istg, to Ballot on the following Question, viz.

By Order of the Board,

R. H. C'R .s'l:cretc.l.

:Rw.:

" That Mr. Richard Johnson, late of -the Bengal Civil
Establishment, be permitted to return with his Rank to

India."

In order to determine by such Ballot whether three parts in four
of tit. Proprietors present at such General aurt consent :kat the
.said Me: Richard 7ohnson be permitted to return with his Rani

so Indh.

WILLIAM R4M'SAY, Sa.

For the GOUT, RHEUMATISMS, CONSUMP-
TIONS, acc.
The Rev. W. WILSON's ANTIARTHRITIC.;
ALTERATIVE POWDER.
_ _ _

rrHE Inventor of this Medicine, formerly a
JL Student, in Physic, at Glasgow, is induced to offer to
• the Public an efficacious Remedy ,for the above, as.well as
for inAny Diseases deemed incurable. It has been extenivelv
used in Ireland for several Years, .and its salutary Elf is are
produced in'a sate and easy Manner, with very little sensible
;Operation.—By mixing with the Blood and. I oices, it applies
Itself to the Seat of the Disorder, which it will remove by
'slow Degrees, .froin- its 'alterative and healing Qualities. in
Consumptions, 'it will. generally succeed in Lite Two first
Stages, and often even in the last. •In the Scrophula, or
Evil, if used early, the Cure will be speedy, and the ulce-
rated Glands will heal ; and It has been known to rescue the
Patient 'even after mortal Symptoms had appeared, But Pei-
sons afflided with Gout, Rhennutisins, C:ancers,.and with
bilious and nervous Diseases, would do well to peruse "The
Philosophy of Physic," written by tile -Inventor (to be had at
SymQnds's, Paternoster-row, or of the Venders ofthis
dicine), in which its extraotdinary Efficacy will be shewn in
various instances. This Powder does not contain any ingre-
dient unfriendly to the human Constitution ; and, instead of
weakepAig, its tendency is to invigorate, and tolinprove the
generalilealth. It occasions no Danger froth Cold, and re-
quires neitrtet Confinement nor change of Diet. •
• Sold by F. Newbery and Sons, at the only Warehouse for
Dr. lain 's 'Powder, No. as, in St. .Paul's Churcii-yarti,•
London,' iii rackets, price as. 6d. each; containing Thirty..
two Doses.—Obscrve that the words, " F. Newbery, No.
St. I'aaP.4," are engraved in the Stamps, . •

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T4URSDAY, Jt.T'SE Is, 1807.

-WE received this morning Dutch Papers to the
oth inst. which contain intelligence froM Paris
down to the .sth. They add very little to' thein-
frtnitinn which had previously reached us— .It is-
eKicleitt that "the Expedition which is '.about to sail
froFu this. Country has given BONAPAF;TE considera
bit; uneaiinC3. A Letter from Wittembcrg states,
. ,
that .a Courier passed through that ,City on the 19th
on his way to Halle, with orders tothe.,Divf-
-*ifs of Boubwr andMotxroa to adVance with /all
possiNe expedilion to Berlin. On the same day,: at
three o'clock, those troops began their march, and
on the following day a part of Iheniarrived at Wit-
temberg. Such was the urgency of the orders, that
die troops are said to have marched no less than nine
Oerman miles in twenti-four hours. The ultimate
destination of those troops is said to be Stettin.
Letters are said-to have been received at Paris from
j.mina,"whcch state, that the.Turks' have 'obtained a
decisiv,c.viaoryov,er the Russians,'in the Biack Sea.
Some- Russian troops frOrn Corfu, which,had made
in incursion into the Territory of the Paella of Ja-
nina, are also said to
,hiVe been repulsed with loss :
frocn..the . manner,. IK.r.Ver,in which these yeports
are mentioned - in, the .French Papers, it is evident
thit riacredit -is attached to them.

THE Diipatches,which GoVert-intent, have received
TrOm India « are ';happy to say, aro• of a- very-
'satisfd,:tory filature. All symptoms ofdissatisfaelioit
among the Native Troops had ceased, and-the mos.t
parted .prevailed. Some clamours
,had
been excited by: false reports; and ..,our • Officers
had, in trans t)la;ces-, thotight‘
.it necessary to twice
rri.easures of precadtidn, which however afterwards
appeawd,tabq 091,1 y unnecessary.

4..m,?art wos yesterday circulated, that a mutiny
,had broken ouLon. board - the P:ryid Frigate, Capt•
niNET; and that the crew were about to carry her
into Brest; when she• Was intercepted by two of our
-Frigaies ernizirig; Off that Port. - We cannot con-
ceive how such a report could have originated, as
there is 'not slightest .fOuudatioa for it. The
Druid Frigate is •at:Cork.

• Yesterday,. about twel'v,e.. o'clock, His -MAsEsTi
arrived at tho.am ir'g
•V vrindsor.. - At
•
.two o'tlock 1-11$ MAIESTY 'held a. private.. Levee,
, ,
which was attended by • •
T '2l;.ehili,h,p 4 Con..•,:fhpry; the Lail' Chancelor; the
Lcrd PrcsiP,:mr the'l.ord .Seal, the
•l first Low of the j'am.suty, t C ;lance lior 41116 I..Xch'!gyer,.
the Sccretitr.,e.,,f- Star;; t.ur the flp,Pc
.and Depart_-
ments. hoid Chi4l'l-nrr3il (Earl.; B churst Paniett
-Lords 1-I.eat:lticid, Cathcart.; and Harewood;.-Genefal4 finch
'and Green ; Sir' S. Flood ivr4.ssrs..S.tnyth apd FayaenL-.r. •

The' following had. the honoar heing vresented
AQ His MAJESTY :
SiF,Savpuel t:;:on his return to—Erigland, and being
appointed a Con-une:lbr•.:. '
• Mr. Smyth, upon his wing zi'ppointedlo.th; P rofes49r6hi p
of Modem History inthe.University of Cambridge. •
Majir-Gellerl Sir Charles Green, 'upon' leis being aß-
pointed to the coo-tmanet-at Malta. • • •
Fits ..MAJE.S-ne held -a Privy Cowell. .
The Duke,of NARTLAND, Earl CA,MDE'g, liordS
sHAWKESPAYIIV, PASTI7,III:AGI-1; and CATITGART:, had
.audiences of MA'JlisTy.
Spot) alter—five-o'clock. 1J MA,JagTY set of on
.his return-to Windsor. .
Yesterday iris Royal fTigbness the Dae of YoRK,
„attended . by hi:f Sratr, reviewed 'a bat:alion 'of' the
.Guards in Tiyde
Difebe:Vi•Do‘krager of Babssivicx is' hourly
e7petaed to arrive-at-Harwich in the•ayde Frigate.
Her Roya) 1-14ittiesfi•is.to.reside iti.Hatnpton Court
Palace. ' •

Thoagh .4Pavtiament will' meet on Mon-
day, no Deb.ne is expeaed to tale place before
day. 'Thelord Slemfrd'Af;thelLousehold will 01-0-
ceed to the House.of Coaimons on Monday_to swear
in tho new Members. A.pap4sage ‘1,;i11 then be sent
from the Lords Commissioners requiring the attend-
aucg. the-Commons' h the House of Peers, -tci
receive His_MAJEsTys commands -that they
proceed .to the choice of a Speaker. The Coin-
1110D.S 1,611 then proceed to their Hotise and choose
their Spesker. On Tuesday he will be presented to.
the House of Lords, when His MAJESTy's_approba-
tiod•wiil be notified. Three,or four days will then. be.
Occupied- in. swearing in the new Members, and on
Ft hlay, all probaAility; 'the Speech will be
livered from the Throne; .

• •
A 'private letter froin.FTarpbnrgh, received by. the.
last Mail, says—" Tb Sp'anli'l troops -ire safely
rived io•,-;errnany, and wcee inspeded by the King.
61f.BAy.;tutA, who witnessed their entrance iacognito,
grid afterwards paid. tnany compliments .to the Offi-
c.-rs on'the 'excellence, .of their 'appearance, They
_consist, it is said.„ of
.25;000 infantry, and 5006 ca--,
valry;" ;
Aletter from-Rome, dated May 9, siys--" e
,
cry vei-y nosy, here in pt:ePr.ing fur the canonization
• c live new S?ints, which is to take. place
_on the
Preparations have been making Peter's„
foria.nionfh paSt: This ceremony Will not cost .les4
than 100,000 piastres, - .
~ . .
.oconnts Were yesterday received of the safr ari
rival of the arms sent to the North .in April fast;byt
-
GOvernrnent„ for the use of the Allied...Ai-wry'.
‘4•-.1;1,711 were received with gratitude as a most sea-

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