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kAST INDIA 110 USE,

March. 28;- iStO.
VIE COVRT Of liilteCTORS of' the V 117:77'Eb
COMPANY of 11,1ERCUANTS of .t.NGLAND Trad-
ingtoibe EAST INDIE;Saio hereb, giVe Notice, •
That a Genergl Genre of the raid Compaq), will be held at
their Boise in .I.:adenhall-ineet, on If'ednerday, thenSfbq April
next, fort Eleven o'dock in the F'o'renoon Six In the :Even
int, to ibeßllaWing-Qi;erticin, viz.
" That this Court approve the UnaniMous Resolution of
Elie Court of Diredors of the gist inst. whet-eh-1 they state
that they have every reason to beliet,er, that all the Persons
who were on board the ship Lpid NelSon, at the time of
her loss have perished, and that the occasion and circum-
.Stances relating to her IOSs are wholly unknown; and there.;
fore that there is an• impossibility of inquiring; satisfactorily
into the loss of the said ship, and that this Court are fully
satisfied that the ship was stored in a surtiCient tnanner at
her outfit tin- tier voyage, and that consequently no blame eau
attach to the Owners ; and that from the experience amid abi:
lity ot the Cominander and Officers, it is reasonably to be
inferred that:no blame attaches to them."

In crder to determine"by such Ballot, whether three part: in
four of the Peoprittoi'S present at sueb 'General Court, concur
the Court of DireFlors in their abovententioned Resolution.

A FREEHOLD-ESTATE TO BE LET OR SOLD, OF
A.SMALL BRICK MANSION, and COTTAGE
nearly adjoining, in 33-Acres of fine Land, divided ill
• Oretnrit, Grass fields, &c. a Streath through .the Premises
of good Water, delightfully situated on the South East Side
of Town Mailing, Kent; thirty miles trout ,London. •
Particulars known by Letters, post-paid, to T. B. Wk..
kens, Carpenter, on the spot.

- - KEN-F.—OAK Tl MBER.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
At the Court-Hall, in .Tunbridge Town, on Thurday, the
. . 19th day ut April, at One o'Clock;
UPWARDS of 2700 C'apital OAK TTNigER.
Tit E ES, now standing in the. Parishes of Tunbridge
and I'embury. .The different Farms on which the Timber
stands adjoin the Turnpike-road, and are near to the River
Medway.
Printed -Particulars may be -had at the principal InnS• in
Kent, Sussex, and Surrey ; and at INl()4cs, Tavistock.streeti
Covent-garden, London.
The Timber may be viewed by applying to Mr. Allen, at
'Summer hill, near Tunbridge; or to Mr. John .Borman,
Auctioneer, Tunbrid.ge Town. -

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