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London, England, 1805-01-03 00:00:00

EAST' INDIA HOUSE,

Dec. 19, 1804;
'TIRE' COURT of- DIRECTSRS of tli
(-INITE4? COMPANY of MERCHANTS eJ ENG.'
LAND trading to the 'East Indies do hereby give Notice,
That at a General court held dill. d4y,‘the following Resoluti,:rt

was agreed to,. viz.
" That this Court, sensible of the great merit of Sir NA.a'
THANTEL DAN6Z,; is desirous of conferring upon him 4
" Pension of 5001. per Ann. ; but, in conformity to the 4th
(I Sea. of the Bth Chap. of the Company's Bye-Laws, the
" Court think it necessary to'adjourn the consideration of
" this Question till Friday the 4th lanuiry next.
The Court of Direehrs, therefore, conformably to the above Re.
solu'ion, give notice, Mates GENERAL COURT will he b4d
on Friday the,4th of janttaty next, at Eleven c'Clock, 4 the Fore..
noon,
.for tit purpose above-mentioned.
The Court of Dircaors fit. ;her give notice, Tkat at the sal)
General Court, an Arrangement :A Government of Nixie
of %V ALEs's Ist.nyn, which bat been approve:! the General
C61,0:1 thti dal; wia be of confirmation. • • ;
• APIL.LI/131 12.4:11.V.41)', Sec.

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Very proper to be read by all Owners and Masters ot Ships
who may have occasion to make tor. Brazil,
M ARRATIVE of 4 VOYAGE to BRAZIL
•4 • •
terminating in the Seizure of a 13ritishVesscl, and the
IMprisonment of the Author and the Ship's Crew, be ti,t
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Sec. and # description oL the City aiid Provinces of St, Sal_
Vadoreand Porto Segura.• •
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This Day was publislml.
Tll one.vmunfe, Octavo, price 7 boards,
of 'FOBIAS S.AOLLETT, M.D.
witkerltkat Observations on his Works;
By RORERT ANDERSON, M.D.
The Fourth Fdition.
" This is a very just and accurate account of one who, as
an Author, has supplied the Public with a fund of amiis:r.
ment, and Wlto, 'as a man, was, entitled to 'the' rcOeet of
the world ar'largc for many estimable qualities. It is (Lawn
up with attention, And penned with impartiality, and dbet
justice to the memory ,of Dr. Smollett, without suppressing
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'Beautifully printed in Quarto, and embellished with' an
Elegant Portrait of the Author' the Tenth Edition of.
DORMS and ESSAYS by, the late Miss
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YELLOW FIVER, No. 40, C./lARING-CROSS.
11-IR.,.WILLICH, late Physician to. the Saxpti
Ambassador at the Court of Great Britain, and Author
of the Domestic Encyclopwdia, Treatise on Regimen 'ant4
Diet'. Letter on the Virtues of the Yellow fey/or Remedy, .te.
&c. drt.4pprcives and recommends to the immediate notice
of the Public at large (Anti those in particular who are going
to the West Indies, America, or any other part of the World,
that may be, or haVe been subject to 'Pestilential Diseast)-
the Rerritily which is sold at the Proprietor's Watithousc,
NO. 40, Chiring.cross,. London. to Przvent and Cure the
Yellow,Fever.

The most positive testimonials train professional men,
and other respedable persons, may he seen in: pamphlets, to
be had, gratis, at the Warehouse, Which nut only prove, in
the fullest Manner, the efficacy of this Reined), in that most
teadful Malady the Yellow Fever, but alga that it its tin
easy, safe, pleasant, and certain Preserver of Health in a hot
,otimate.

The
T abOvc invaltiable 'ArtiCle is 9041 in ItoicA, with full
• Directions (sanetioned by Dr, Wm LI cH) ..
in case of an at.
tack of any kind of Fever, at One Ci nines each, sufficient for
ne Parsed far Twelve Months, , .

FOR the:Rheumatisms and Co!di which prevail
. at this 039011 of the year, ho Medicine is so safe and
efficacious Dr. I A M ES's ANAL VP I iCPIf.I.S. Their
peculiar tendency to promote perspiration, and all the na..
.tural secretions, will account tor their singular virtues in
these Complaints, as well as in many others to which til4
littman Frame is liable from the vicissitude of our Climate.
They are Antirably calculated for Disorders of the Stomach
and Bowels, and. for persons of a Bilious or Gouty habit.
They are likewise particularly Serviceable in flead.:lches ne.
casioned . by Indigestion; as also in preventing Palsies, end
Apoplexies sci'otten the consequence of intemperance. Re..
course should be had to them at ter any excess, noel upon every
alight hutispositon ; and thus their well known charaderisttc
,ef pro Muting longevity will he maintained. They operate as
gentle Purgative, and require no confinement.
Sold only by P. Ns wa say and Sons, at the Warehouse
for Dr. !ernes. s Powder, No..4s,,the East Entkof St.
four do'ors from CheApside, London ; and. at Dr. larms's
late house, in Bruton-street ; in Boxes, price 4s. 6d. each,.,
Duty included ; or the quantity of Six may Jae had in One
large Box, for tl. 4s.—Observe that the Name, n F. New.
berg, No. St, is engraved in the Stamps. All
ethers are Counterfeits.

LIZABETH LEEK had at first a !mall spot;
K. 4 of a brownish cast, on her she paid no, atren.
tion to it, conceiving it required none. It began to sprcad,
prochiclng a waterrhumour, accompikpied with a dryscurV
y
surface, Inflamed, with violent itching. When she applied
Tot the hiedietne, SPILSB R Psi' A T EN'l" AN TI S,CO
BUTIC D1(0 s, the Disease had Spread over both Aro 5,
and they exhibited the appearance of a continued raw stn.-
lace, so. that she was pubic to draw on her gloves. Flavin%
taken the tint Bottle; they amended surprisingly, atilt, after
taking six. Bottles, scarcely any thing renutined tare a rough..
hest of skin.
ELIZABETH LEEK.
JOSE PH- TUCKE It, No. t
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.ot _ilham.street, 'rot.
teilhaih.eotiWroid, vouches for the veracity or this state.
'know, Mr: Spilsbury relates this plum case, as many who
etre'Alliieted-with these troublesome 'Eruptive •Complaints
to.ideavom tn,lintl 1 parallel 1,. their own. Mr. Spilabbry ito
enabled, from a Nlechcal liciu. anon, to assist the action 01 the
Is,jedieineL) .41Ilee, whet ht:r the Drops are exhitutetl-iri
these cases, or in the' e ,:ornplicated Disease. Qt' Scurvy
r ;out, RhetrrnlttiSrli, S, ,
The geumine Ntettichi: is only to he liatl with a Black
Stamp ; any 'Atka" with a Red mini: be :in iniitation of thask:
Props.

Tftrttr is certainly no truth in the report of Lord
AUCKLAND'S succeeding Lord HARrtow.ay as'Se»
cretary of State for Foreign Affairs.
There would be no doubt of Lord iVis.t.mas.
BURY'S filling that office excellently well ; but we
!fear that his Lordship's advanced age and infirmities
render him at present incompetent to the arduous
duties of such a situation,

We are convinced, however, that the Nobleman
whom we have heard mentioned as likely to succeed
Lord HARRoway, will discharge' the functions of
his office with an equal degree of talent, and acti•
vity.

Tii tc circumstance of the -Fmbargo having been
taken off some of the Spanish Vessels, has given
'rise' tel a number of speculations, and inferences
have been drawn from it, by some perms, of
s pacific tendency. The faa, however, ,is simply
as fellows ; —During the Negotiation between
this Country and Spain, application WAS made,
to our Government by the Spanish Merchants,,fri
know whether they would be permitted to freieiil

their Ships which were is our :Purls ; their -appli-
cation way answered in the affirmative; and, in con `or.
tnity with that good faith which has always distin.
guished thisCuuntry, theL4argo has now been taken
off with regard to those y4stelia, As to one Ship on
which the ,'lnblorgo is cuotit'ssed,sh • eighted with
Nit
at
British goods, which, of course, w 4 cos-
cated on her arrival at Bilboa. the ow p 1 the
goods have applied to have them re.landed, offering
to pay demurrage, &c. but this request, has been
refused, and, therefore, it was thought right to cone
tinuc the Etntmrgo upon the Ship in qulstir,oittil
consent is given to rc.land the Ilrititilt goods which
are ort board her.

laaAt night we received Kure more Par;r. Paper;
to the 25th nit, and Dootcb
.7eurnali to the 30th,

'l"he latter confirm our former statement with
fespe4 to the humiliation of the Bitavian
vernmenr. The Dutch have been compelled to
publish, In their lawn Journals, a recantation
of the. Decree of the quvernment, dishing
po obi,:dience to be paid to the French Cum.
minder in Chief, relative to commercial af.
fairs.; and still more, have. been compelled to
ascribe the Issuing of that Decree to the eraitarous
itreleoes ref the enemies of goad order. The Cor-
sican Usurper seems determined that the unfor.
tunate Dutch shall drink the cup of bitterness to
its very dregs. It is also confirrne4 that the four
Members of the State Directory* who issued the
Order, and the Secretary who signed it, have been
dismissed, at the request, or rather by order, of the
french Ambassador at the Hague. There is great
frviSoll to believe that the new yoke of tyranny
Which is intended to be fitted on the necks of the
miserable inhabitants of the iiitavian AePublic -is
nearly ready fi)r its purpose.
With respeet to the Commercial intercourse he.
tween this Country and Holland, if we may believe
-private Lettere to the 3011 ult. it is nearly, ifnot en.
tirely at ,in end, as they state positively that all Bri—
tish Merchandise sent thither is peremptorily ordered
to be 'confi.icated, whilst the most rigorous orders
have been issued to prevent our being supplied from
thence with corn. We are nor, howeyer, yet quite
satisfied with respc4 to the correttnesa of these
statements—rhow fa,t the prohibition egtenda, or
how far it can by any possibility be CaTTie4
into execution. There seems, however, little
doubt, that, the wrongs and sufferings of the
Putch are every day contributing to increase
their detestation ni their '1 yrant. and this may
terve as an additional reason for the `extremely
rigorous measures adopted by ode of the Corsican,
who probably begins to fear the tiled of the CX,
pensive force of public opinion amongst the op.
pressed and ruined Dutch, aided, as its operation
might I'4l by means of a communication with this
Canty ry.

hint is thrown out in one of the Purip Papers,,
that French Troops mays probably occupy the Ports
of Portugal. An' stteoyt of .this ktf,d is by no
moans improbable.

The conduct. of M. D*ollBllll,, durirg his resi.
&lice as C. arse ela Ajfairei at Paris,..has beati sun,

tioned by the full approbation of the EMP BUM of
RoostA.

The Accounts from Mmirid, which reach to the
4111 tilt. speak peremptorily of War. It was ex-
pected that Hostilities would be.publiely declared
in that Capital on the Bib,

. .
There rIEVer was a more malicious and ill.founded
report, than one which with great Actonishment we
have seen in some of ape Papers, of. Mr. cANN !NOS
being about to join the ratiks- of Opposition.—
Should this Gentleman rpii(his present situation of
Treasurer of the Navy, we apprehend that it will
be for a widely different purpose.
New Year's Dry was celebrated at Frognsare•
by an entertainment given by flEtt MAJ EtiTY,
when DRYDEN'S Ode on St. Ceeilia's Day, set to
music by the inimitable HANDEL, WWI' aptly:chosen
for the occasion, which was opened with great spirit
by Mr. TAYI,OR, of the Theatre Royal, Covent.
garden, who first attrafted the notice of the ROYAL
FAMILY by his performances at Weymouth. BAR.
TLEM AN", always excellent, never appeated to more
advantage than in the songs, Bacchus ever fair and
Young, and Revenge, Tintotheus cries, which be gave
in a masterly manner. Madam BlANclis was most
admired in the recitative, He chose a mournful
Muse ; and the following air,. lie sang Darius ;
likewise in Sift& sweet in Lydian Measure, acconr
.panieci by -Mr. H. GRIESISACH; which were given
with great taste and judgment. The chorusscs
were performed with great correctness by the Gen.
tlemen of the Windsor Choir ; and the whole wait,
well condulled by Sir WILLIAM PARSONS.
Between the Ads the Company were refreshed
with tea, coffee, and sweettneats,
At half past six o'clock the Company were nearly
all assembled, At seven o'clock the Royal Family.
arrived from Windsor Castle, in the following or.
der :—The KING and Qua!? tr in the first carnage;
the PRINCESSES ELIZABETH and MARY, and the
DUKE of KENT, in the second ; the PRINCESSES,
SOEIIII4 and, AMELIA, attended by Lady ELGIN,
in the third ; and the DUKES of YORK and CAM-
aatnce, in the last. On the entrance of the Royal
sr,.leainily into the Grand Colonnade, the Concert be.
gan, The petfutolatice -concluded soon slier ten
o'clock,

A party of the Oxford Blues, and a party of the
Staffordshire Militia, guarded the premises ; and a
pattrof horse escorted the Royal Family from and
to the Castle. The Company had all left at eleven
o'clock. Among the Company we noticed
The Marquis and Marchioneis of Thomi,nd.
The Earl and Countess Rosslyn.
Ladies—M. Bentinek, Henley, fourteney, noreliester,
Elgin' Walsingham, Ayleshury, Boston and daughters, Ely,,
Cronley, G. llulkeley, and M. Winyard.
Lords—Boston, St. tklen's, and Walsingham. • '
The Officers of the Oxford Blues, 5t:414(.6114e Militia,
and their Ladies.
General Prince.
Cleinels Vansittarr, Rook, and Family.. ,
Captain iVyse.
Tne.lion/Antible MF. Ifni:Putt.
Th4listioo of Norwich, '
' The Provitt,i of Eton Cone4e,
tjh Mt: and Mrs. West, Mr. and Mrs. Freemontle.
foothill Roberts, or the Itopi Navy.
an .a 'tinniber:,of other ptlsons of distin6tion.
M4cManus, Townsend, and Sayers, attended from
Lortiton, to regulate the cartiqtes.
Yesterday morning, noon atter nine o'clock, the
ROYAL FAMILY left 'Windsor (yr London, in their
travelling carriages, escorted_by a patty of the ox.
ford Blues ; His MAJitSTY went by Slough,:
and
itopprd at Kew. HIM MAJISTY and the Pam.
essis went by staines ; and, owing to some mis.
take, the Light Horse were not on the.road to re..
lieve the Oxford Blues, and chose heavy horses were
obliged to go all the way to London. Several of
the horses were knocked up no the road ; anti on
their arrival at the Queen's House with Hut kA.
JUTY, about twelve o'clock, the men had the most

'deplorable appearance.; they were so completely
covered with mud, that it was difficult to,discover
what colony their clothes were of. •
In the course of the 'Morning the Pe INC ISt So.
RFII4 Of GLOUCESTER, and a number of the Female
Nobility, visited HER MAJESTY and the Purr.
clam.
About two o'clock Has MAitts.ry arrived at the
Queen's House, escorted by two German footmen
'on horseback, and a party 'of Light Horse.
In a short lime after His MAJESTY gave audi.
time to the Mice of YORK, Pa I,NCII WILL MM of
GLOUCESTER, the LORD*CKANCELLOR, and. Lord
HArtterwaY. After which His MAJESTY had a
Privy Council, which was attended by the LORD
CitaNcßlAoll. the Duke of Moscritosl, the Bishop
of Losnote, Dqd HAStrKESBURY, 'SII CHARLES
MORGAN, and Mr. WALLIS.
General Back w mit was 'introduced by Sir S.
COTT3K LL, the Master of the Cerem,oiessand was
sworn in Governor Of S. Vincent's, on which dc.
(ntion he had the honour to kiss HIS MAJESTY'S
hand. The Council closed about four o'clock,
when His MAJESTY gave a private audience to
Sir CNA. MORGAN, who laid before Ilia MAJESTY
several papers telatiVe to Coutts.Mattiai,
On Tuesday, at one-o'clock, His .Royal
netts the Dtritit of Yottit visited Knightsbridge Bar.
racks. where the ad Battalion of his Regiment (the
Coldstream) is at present stationed. His Royal
Highness impeded. 134 recruits, who joined the
regiment from Ireland on. Saturday last, and then
inspeeted the men's sleeping.roorris ; after which he
proceeded to the mess-room, where the men sat
down to a dinner of row..beef and plum.pudding,
with plentyOf porter; .each man joined in drink..
ing the health of their Royal Colonel, with three
times three. His Royal Highness then partook of
some refreshment with Captain BECKEiT, the Ad.
jutant ; after which he set ofrin, his travelling car.
tinge, to pay a visit to His MAJESTY, at Module
His Royal Highness the DUKE of CLAKEtvca is
arrived in Town for a few days, from Bushy Park,
Mr. Prrr returned to Town yesterday from Earl
CAMDEN'S seat in Kent.

The principal Officers of General W, t,t,E,Liky's
.Division of the Army in I,.odia have present ~t
with a gold'Vase of the value of 2000 pinta., iti,ilt
an inscription; recording the principal eve t!s,
docisive of the campaign is die Dekkan.