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. To the PROPRIETORS Of .EAST-INDIA STOCK.
"'ants ANiti GENTLEMEN,
THE ELECTION of SIX DIRECTORS of the
EAST INDIA • COMPANY Ewing
,appoi-nted for Wed-
nesday, the 12th April next, the faviinr of your Vote aud In-
terest is requested fur the following Gentlemen,
JACOB BOSANQUET
JOSEPH COTTON, Esq.
EDWARD PARRY, Esq.
THOMAS REID, Esq.
RICHARD TWINING;Es4.
Which will much -oblige,
East-India.Honse, Ladies and Gentlemen.
March 28, 1815. Your most huthhle Servants,
John Jackson, WM. rEiphinstont,
Hugh Lindsay, John Inglis,
MajOribanks, Alexander Allan,
John Merris,~Yiiltiam Astell,
Jas. Pattison, J. Alex. Bannerman,
Richt'. C. Plowden, John Bchb,
Abraham Roharts, Vni. Stanley Clarke, '
Geo. yl. Robinson, Robt. Clerk,
David Scott, .las. Daniell,
George Smith, Sam!. Davis,
J. Bladen Taylor, Charles Grant,
Sweuy Toone, • JOllll Hudleston.

To ttie PROPRIETORS of EAST INDIA STOCK. -
LADIES AND GLNTLEME,Ny
FAVING the honour of being recomntended to you by the Directors of the East India Company as
CANDIDATEI for tke DIRECTION to be chosen this year,
we take the liberty of requesting the favour of yotir Vote on
the-day of Election, Wednesday, the 12th April next.
We are, Ladies and Gentlemen,
Your mos: obedient and most humble Servants,
JACOB BOSANQUET.
JOSEPH COTTON.
EDWARD PARRY.
THOMAS REM.
RICHARD TWINING.

East-India rionse,
March 28, 181,).

To the PROPRIETORS of EAST INDIA STOCK.
LADIES txo GENTLEMEN,
A ',Low NUA
me, as the PERIOD of the ANNUAL
lA. ELECTION draws near, to renew nyy SOLI(; zi-
TIONS for your Suffrages on the 12th instant.
I pledge myself, if honoured by your choice, to an entire
devotion to your Concerns, and a zealous, support of your In-
terests. My past services and character will afford some
weans of judgnig how far I am likely to redeem that pledge.
• I have the honour to he, with great respect,
• - Ladies and Gentlemen,
• Your faithful fumble Servant.
RICHARD PARRY.

17, Queen Anne-street,,April S, 1815.
P.& Mr. Parry's Committee meet daily at the King's
Had; Poultry.

To the' PROPRIETORS of EASTeINDIA STOCK.
-LamEs ANT) GENTLVM EN,
--PHE ANN UAL ELECTION of Dl RECTORS,
-111. • for the EAST INDIA COMPANY, being' on 'Wednes-
day, the 12th'of April, allow- me must respectfully to renew
my SOLICITATIONS for the Farour of your SITFFitAttES,
ou tit.. present VACANCY, to be re-elected a ,rusher of
your executive Body.
Sho old y.ti he pleased to honour me azain with your-eon-.
fidencei I idedg.e wvself to a zealous and faithful discharge of
the var Mus duties of so important a situation.
I have the honour to he, with great respect,
• La6es and .Gentleineti,
your much o:3liged and most devoted humble Servant,
31, Upper Harley7street, March 29,WILLIAM WIGIIAM.
1815.

ADVICE TO FEMALES AND tHILDREN:
14,11C?...11111A.CK,A.114:, i.leinher of the Royal
ge of Surgeons, Edinburgh, who also, for seve-
ral y cap= attended the most eminent Lecturers on the various
branches Medicine in Lohdon, as well as during 25 years
very successful practice, with accarale and attentive Observa-
tion, has obtained. extensive-Knowledge of all DISEASES
peculhir to' FEMALES and CHILDREN: he, therefore,
feels himself perfectly competent to prescribe with the desired
effect.—Mr. M. way be consulted daily, personally, or by
letter,- at 28, Leicester-square.—Medicine sent to any part of
the Uvited Kingdom.

All the THREE THIRTY THOUSAND POUND PRIZES
are YET in the WHEEL, and way be Drawn early in the
Morning, on SATURDAY, APRIL 15, when THREE
PRIZES will receive MR EE THOUSAND, GUINEAS
IN GOLD.
rr Bisil, the Contractor, thanks the Public
it • t"(- their distinguished Favours in this very popular
L.ittery, and acquaint-stiles' that on. the First Day of Draw-
ing, which was ia,t Wednesday, two of the Five Prizes en-
titled to One Thousand Guineas each, in Gold, were drawn one was sold by Him, awl thelnther by anotherOttice-Keeper,
to whim) T. RIAU (as the contractor for the Lottery) paid
immediately the Thousand Guineas in Gold.
TILKERS and SHARES, warranted undrawn, are Sell- tig at Nu. 4, CORNHILL, or 9, CHARLNG-CROSS, London. J

Lots,
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
ByAllp.r,Nai-krveal
sued, lafttAtNheKlr‘YaNc7tvirit
N:111,00.Nt,DI:.101-1,dothne, 2ii4ithsioxf
unless previously dispused.of by Private Contract, of
which due notice.will he gireu,
ACapital ESTATE at RICKNIANSWORTH,
. in the County, of Hertford; consisting of a Mansion-
HOuse, and upwards of Otte Thousand Acres of fertile Land,
divided into several Farms, rig:—Lot 1. A Mansion, culled
Money-Hill, With Coach-house, Stable, and other Out-offices,
Gardens, Pleasure Grounds, and about 20 Acres of rich Land
adjoining-, situate at Itickinansworth, and now in the occupa-
tion of Z. Wiphart, Esq. under a lease, gran'ted by one of the
Proprietors far a tarn of nine years, commencing on the 20th
day of September, 181-I.—Lot 2. End Farm, consisting
of a Farm-house and suitable Out-buildings, and 65 Acres of
rich arable, pasture, and meadow land; now in the occupa-
tion of Mr..iaines Egleton, polder a lease granted by one of
the'Proprietors-, for a term of 14 years from Michaelmas,
1806.—,L0t 3. A Farm, callwd Stockers, consistinr, of a capital
Farni-Honee and suitable Qut-huildings,- and upwards of :300
Acres of excellent arable, me:ioW, and pasture Land thereto
belonging, now in the occupation of Mr. Joseph Hone, under
a lease granted by one or the Proprietors,- for a term of 21
years, commencing at Michaelmas, 1803; and also a Brick
liiln anil Chalk Pit adjiiiising to the road at tVoinleocks and occupied Mr. Kirby.--Lot 4. The Hill Farm, consist-
ing- of a Farm-house and suitable Barns and other buildings,
and i9;.Aeres or arable, mid pasture Land th.ereto
belonging' as tare same is now its the occupation of -Mr.
John
Sedgewick, under a lease granted by oite'of the Proprietors,
for a terM of 14 years, commencing at Michaelmas; 1/306, with
a right of conimonitste upon Charley Common.—Lot 5. A
Farm, called Woodwicks, consisting of a very large Farm-
house, with Offices, Barns, Stables, and other suitable Out-
Imildings,and upwards of 400 Acres of excellent arable, mea-
dow, ;Lod pasture Land, vittutte Rickwansworth aforesaid,
wid now in the .ocentgo•ion of MP. IVm. Sedgewick, under a
lease granted by on:. of the Proprietors, for a tern of 21 ye.irs,
commencing- at Alicbacirwts, 1504, with an extensive right of
fisltrry lo the Diver Cislise and Mill-end-Stream, whichahound
with trout.—Lot. 6. A Messuage, called Pulling Spit, with the
Gardens and Pleasure Grounds, Coach-house, Stables, and'
other convenient Out-buddings, and tit) Acres of Land ad-
joining, pleasantly situate. on the road side, about a mile
front the town of hicksnanswortb aforesaid, and now in the
occupation of Mr. Sedgewick, jint. comprised in the-said
lease,ef Wood wick's }'arm.—X Navigable Canal runs through
the Estate,"and the surrounding country is healthy and beau-
tiful' am
and abounds with .ge and fish, and' the *roads are
hood.--This Estate will be sZild subject to the claiirrs of me
issue of one of the Proprietors, aged GO, by his present wife ;
the othor Proprietor, ag=ed • 63, and who were auiriied in the
Year 1777, and have never had issue.

The Estate may be viewed by application to and leave of
the respective Tenants, and Descriptive Particulars may be
had
,at the SlVall Inn, iticltinansworth ; Essex Arnie, IVat-
ford-; :Ned Lion In r, Barnet: Ani,Tel, St. Half
Moon, Hertford ; S iikitury Arms, tiattield ; principal Inns at
Uxbridge, Ayl:+iintry, Henley, and Maiden-
head ; place of sale; at Mr. Watte's,,Solicitor, I)uninow, Es-
sex ; at his Ag.ents, ,Mes.srs. Ex:ey, Stocker, and Dawson, So-
licitors, Fiirnival's Inn, London,-where a Plan of the Estate
is left ; Bcajacii,l Whit 111.'y, YOX:fOrti; Stith)] j and at the Auctioneers. at Thlzted, EQsrx ; and any further particulars
may lielLid ny ;INA) inr,z to :‘:lr. Wade.

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