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London, England, 1819-03-11 00:00:00

TIT UR. S D AY. MARC II 11. 1819

EAST INDIA noufl-,:, March 10, 1819.

THE COURT of DIRECTORS of the UNIT-
ED COMPANY of MERCHANTS of ENGLAND
TRADING to the EAST INDIES, do hereby give Notice,
That the QUARTERLY GENERAL COURT of the said
COMPANY, appointed to be held at their House in Leadett
hall-street, on XVEDNESDAYS the 240 Instant, is further
made SPECIAL, for the purpose-of pubruitting, for Con-
firmation,. the' RESOLUTION of the. General Court of the
16th December Just, approving the Resolution of the Court
of Directors, grallnint; a Pension of • L.BOO per Annum to
WM. W.-Di ATETDN, Esq. now Sir WM W. DOVETON,
late of the St. Helena Establishment; and also for the pur-
pose of laying before the Proprietors, for their approbation,
the under-itentioned Resolutions, viz„:-=
A Ittsrit uflON of the Count of Directors, of the 30th
`December last, granting to Lieutenant-Colonel JAMES SAL-
;‘IOND, the Military Secretary, for conducting the Military
Correspumcineli With India, an Addition of L. 500 per An-
num to hiis:§iti3rY,

A RESOLUTION of the Court of Directors, of the 27.0
January• last, proposing the formation of a FUND for the
Benefit of the• •Widows and Families of deceased Officers _of
the Home Establishment under certain. Regulations, and•the
Grant in aid of the same of the Sum of (L. 4,000) Four Thou-
sand Pounds per Annum from the General Fee Fund for the
House and-Warehouses; also the'Sum of L. 600 per An-
num from the Company's Cash, with a view to relieve the
Funds of the Company in futute from all charge, by way of
Pension or Annuity, to the Relatives of the said Persons; and
a RESOLUTION of the Court of Directors, of the 19th nit.
proposing theformatiOn of a FUND for the Benefit of the
Widows,and Families of deceased Elders, Extra Clerks, and
others tkemein mentioned, of the Home Service, nudercer-
tajn Regulations, and the Grant, in aid of the same, of- the
Sum of Five Hundred Pounds per Annum from time General
Fee Fund ; also the Sum of Five HundreaPoundS per Annum
from the Company's. Cash, with a view to relieve the Fonds
of the Company in future from all charge, by way of Petision
or Annuity, tolhe Relatives of the said Persons. ,

COPIES of the PAPERS relating to the above-mentioned
Subjests, together with the REPORTS required by the Bye
Laws, now lie open at this House for the inspection of the

Proprietors.

JOSEPH DART, Secretary,

ORATORIOS.
TtIEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN.

90-11101illOW, FRIDAY, ,March 12, 1519,
ity particular desire, will be per.furaied, udder the Di-
re(tioti of Arr. ASHLEY,

A GRAND.,SE,LECTION,
From the Compissitions• a the ttiostlai•ourite Authors, An-
cient
(Received with such unbounded applause on the First Night.)
In which Madame Georgi Belochi will sing the Grand
.
Doeito from It Tancrede,' with Signitra Corri.and repeat
' Gratias agimus till,'—and Rossini 's CaVatina, De placer
mia balsa it cor.:' 'Signora Coril, ' Holy,. holy Lord,' and
Qnesto ; .Miss IVitharn,
,‘ From mighty Kings' ; Miss
Stanfor,i, 40 magnify the Lord': Miss George, ' i silt 'and
lament'; and Miss Stephens, Hush ye pretty'—the Gram'
Scent,. Stag, ye to the• Lord'—and The Soldier' tir'd'
(Tromba obligato, Mr. Harper) ; 31 t'. Kenward, Sound an
alartn'—aed Tho' pleamire, swells' ; Mr. Thane, Angel
of life; Mr. Yardley, ' Hark, the trumpet.'
The—Motet ''Methinks I hear' (Dr.' Crotch)—the Russian
Hymn,' Hark, r the ,vesper'—' Sound the loud timbriF—
Quitstetto and Chorus ' He who was' JPassione—Jontelli6—
Verse, ' Ave vet um corpus' (Mozart), will be introduced 'for_
the, second tinte—and the Grand Choruses, ' The-heavens are
telling'—' Hailstones'—' For unto us'—' Hallehijale—to
conclude with the Coronation Anthem, ' GOd save the King.'
The Performances will commence with .t he• Grand Anthem,
0 be joyful'—arranged to Dr. Arne's favourite Overture
to Artaxerxes, loy Dr. Arnold.—And the Third Act with
Handel's favourite Air, The. harmonious Blacksmith', (ar-
ranged fur an Orchestra by Mr. Eley).

Leader of The Band,‘Mr.Ware ; Organ, Mr. S. Wesley.
The Free List of this Theatre does not extend to the
Oratorios.
."

COUNTY FIRE-OFFICE,
.ouii-iAINIPToN-sTRE'ET, STRAND.

All
Tan ANNUAL GENERAL IEETING of
the MEMBERS, held at the OFFICE, on the 2d
March, 1819, "

WILLIAM PRAED, Esq. in the Chair)

Resolved unanimously, •
That after. having afforded a frill indemnity for losses to
Sufferers by Fire, a liberal aid in furnishing the weans of
extinguishing Fires, and, of discovering and punishing Inten-.
diaries, and after having alsol:mado a large -Return
(1 ends to upwards of 15,000 prrsons insured, it is proyed
that the Capital, ot the Association has grcatly.ilnekeaSed, and
now exceeds 902;0001. in band as' per Certificates, annexed
,fiFom' the Auditors,,Solieitois,' Bankers; 'and rtitiickbroker of
the Oilier ; and that n0ar1y.39.0,000/. adtlitional is secured by
deed, upon the personal .Estates of Eight .Hundred
Members, and their Represeotatives, which Caiiital of flail
a-Million. Sterling • cOnStitutes -the' Seeterity of the Insured,
and enables the Association effectually to exonerate the Po-
licy-holders front liability f9r, the losses of others.
That the -ehgatgfnents of the• Office have been so well de-
fined, and supported with such ;4-ood liberality,-and
proniptnets,-,that:not single litigation teas-arisen to en-
danger the security or-Ali•lay the indemnity of „tniclaimant..
That although the AssOciation restricts itself in the adroit-
shin (of risks; tire ansonnt of property row standing ihsured
in the Comity Fire Office considerably exceeds that which
appears to have been accumulated in any other ()dice in a.
similar period from its foundation.

That Returns of from 20 to 25 per Cent. have ken fora•
riably made to all persons who have continued iiiin'red Seven
Years, whether their Policies were taken nut f.n• Seven Year's
in one payment, or were renewed annually; which Returns
have exceeded 19,001. within the last four Years ;---an ad-
vantage to the Public, which has never heels afforded by any
other well secured Office.

That the Thanks of the Meeting be given severally to his
Grace the Duke of Rutland, the Most Noble the Marque ses
of Buckingham and of Northampton (Trustees), for the ho-
nour of their very obliging letters on the occa,ion of this
Meeting, and of. their general support of the interests of the
Association.

That the Meeting- cannot .oniit the present opportunity of
renewing their avowal of their approbation of the shill, dili-
gence, and prudence which the Managing Director, Mr.
Barber Braumout, has shewn in arranging the plans and con-
ductitig the affairs of the AssociAtion, and which have led to
results of such eminent benefit thereto. -

1V 11. PRAED, Chairman.

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