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MONDAY. DECEMBER 27, 1819.

EAST INDIA HOUSE, -Deem her 10, 1819.

THE COURT of DIftECTO.RS of the
UNITED COMPANY of MERCHANTS of ENG•
LAND TRADINO,to the EAST INDIgS do heieby give

Notice,

That the COURT will be ready to receive Proposalg in
writing at any time on or before IVEDNESDAY, the 12th Ja-

nuary, 1820,, frOm the Owner or Owners of good, sound, and
substantial SHIPS? of the Burthen of fronisThree Hundred
:aid Fifty to Eight Hoare() Toils, Registered Measurement,
for a VOYAGE to and froM BENGAL or BOMBAY, specify-
ing the Rates of Freight at which they may be willing to LET
such Ships to the Company for One Voyage, to each Port
respectively, to carry out and bring home goo,di from the se-
veral parts of India.

The Tenders, with the words " Tender" for Bengal
or for Bombay on the Cover, to be severally sealed up and
delivered to the Secretary at this House, at or before Twelve
otlotk at Noon on Wednesday, the 12th January, 1820,
beyond which hour no Tender will he receivki.
JOSEPH DART, Secretary.

The particulars of the Terms and Conditions upon which
the Ships will be employed, may-he had upon application
atthe Office of the clerk to the Committee of Shipping at
this Houie, on or, after Wednesday next, the 13th InStant.

WANtED, as Intelligent WOMAN-of Goo(
Education, to SUPERINTEND an IMPORTANI
INSTITUTION, upon the NATIONAL SYSTEM of EDU.
CATION, of not less than etl, or more than 45 years of Age
and without locum:trance. Her Testimonial must show lbw
she has been brought up and is a sound Member of lb,
Church of England, and perfect Mistress of such• Works o:
Industry as' should he taught to Females of the Lower
Classes.—Salary not less than 701. per annum, with Apart-
ments and other advantages. •

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Application to be made to the Reverend Dr. Wa
N0..40, Baldwin's-gardens, Gray's Inn-lane.

rtiaNIAS and RICHARD A I3BOTTS beg the
attention of the Public to their unprecedented Low
Prices of WINES and SPIRITS, of the Best' Quality—
. ' •
Port Wines Per Doe. Per Pipe.
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Old Do. , ' 42 325.
s.
Cape Madeira .114adeira 215.
Sherries
Fine Old Do.
Teneriffe and Vidonia
Bucellas front the Hock Grape
Monti Madeira
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West India Do. 545. -
East India Do. ... -845. .
'English Geneva 9s. 6J. and I Is.tid.
Old Runt
' Do. Brandy (real Cogniac) • 265.
Also Pine Apple Spirits and Liqueurs, which, with a full
List of-every Description of the burst Portugal. Spanish,•and
French-Wines, by Pipe and Dozen, maybe had, and SairrpleS
tasted, at No. IQ, Skinnerstreet, and 340, Oxtord-street.

1001.
451.

981.
901.

1141.
1401.

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69th Ditto, Captain Peter Browne, front the half-pay of the
Regiment, to he Captain of a Company, vice Henry Lind-
say, who exchanges. •
2d Ceylon Regiment, Lieut. Alexander. Machean,..frein the
83d Foot, to he Captain of a CoMpany, without purchase;
vice Reed, deceased. , '
Bth Royal Veteran Battalion, Captains :)aniel Garer, and
John Jacques, from the late tat It. V. Batt.; James Your;;,
front the late 811 it. V. Batt, and Thomas .Thotnson, from
the late Ertl) R. V. Batt: to be Captains Of COmpaities: Lients.
Francis Horton,- from thelate 4111 It..V. Batt.; John Goatey,
froth the late Ist it. V. Batt. ; FrantiS Lamont, from the late.
ad R. V. Batt.; 8010 rt Hobson, front the. late 4th R. V.
Batt. ; Nathaniel Keen, from the late 7th R.V. Batt. ; Michael
Chadwick, and Thomas Herbert O'Sullivan, from the late Ist
R. V. Batt.; Thomas Dillon, from the late-6th Ft. V. Batt.;
and John Hagger, from the late 7th B. V. Batt. to be Lieute-
nants : Ensigns• John .Martin, and John Neil, from the late
Ist R. V. Batt.: and William Mac Math, from the late 3d It..
V. Batt. to, he Ensigns.
9th Ditto—Captain Marcus Louis, from the late sth R. V.
- Batt. ; .Captain dames Eccles, front the -Rct R. V. Batt.; Cap-
tain Neil O'Donnell, from the late 4th It. V-Ifttft. ; Captain.
John Hamilton Eeatt, from the late Bth R. V. Batt.; Captain
Roger Frederick, from the late ith R. V., Batt. to beCaptains
of Companies; Lieutenants chutitas saunton,- from the late
10th IL I*,-..43att...f John Dixon,-fronil he late 7th R. V. Batt ;
George Parker, from the late•ed R. V. Batt.; . Joseph•Lam-
betb, -front the late 4th R. V. Batt. ; ItichaNt IVall, from the
late 7th R. V. Batt.; Joim Beevor Galpine, front the :ate etti
R. V. Batt., and Arthur Veitch, from the late 7th It. V. Matt.
to he Lieutenants. Ensigns John Lantbton, from the late
4th It. V. Batt.; John Nickson, from the latetst R. V. Batt.;
ttalph Ross Lewen, from the late 4th R. V. Bat;_; Samuel
Jackson Poe, from the late Ist R. V. Batt.; Hogls Macpher.
son,- from the late 3d It. V. Batt.; ;John Adolphus IS.ennue-
ter, from the ad R. V. Batt.; and Thomas Rivers, from the
late 7th R. V. Batt. to be Ensigns-. Quartermaster Thomas
'Davies' front the late. I st R. V. Batt. to he Quartermaster.
lothDitto—Captaims, Daniel Ninon, limn the late mt. It.
V. Batt.; Fraud:Turner, from the !al 0-1 Oth . It. V. Batt.;
William Creswe,l, from the late Bth It. V Batt. ; Briitsley
Parrfoy, from the late 7th It. V.-Batt.; and Robert Bagger-
stone, from" the late, Bth It. V. Batt. to be Clutains of Com-
panies: Lieutenants, Robert Miller, free the:hi e stif it. V.
Batt.; Michael Taylor, from the tate !Whit. V. Batt.; Robert
Bowser, front the late .12;h R. V. Batt.-; 'Ronald Macdonald,
front the late 7th IL V. Batt. ; William Morgenthal, front the
laic ..211 R. V. Batt:; Peter M',:rugo.i', free, the late 4th R. V.
Batt.; and Thithias Chettle, from Ike late • 4th It. V. 13 alt.
to -he Lieutenants : Ensigns, David John, from the late
lath R. V. Batt.;' Henry Smith, from-the 4th R. V.- Batt.;
John Hall, from the late.6th, B. V. Batt.; John Moon, from
the late I lth R. V. Batt.; 'William M‘Cance, - from the late
4th R. V. Batt.; Anthony Komercck, Irma the late 7th H. V.
Batt.; Thothas Duncan Gordon, from the late 7th R.V. Oat..;
Silvester Fraser, from the late 4th R. V. Batt:-vice Maclean,
deceased; and Thomas Haydrom the late 6th R. V. to Ise
Ensigns ; Quartermaster George Woods, from the late 7
R. V: Batt. to be Quartermaster.

HOSPITAL STAFF.
Surgeon John Murray, from half-pay, to he Surgeon to the
FOrces,,vice Adolphus, proinoted; Assistant-Surgeon Wood-
house Martin, from the .22d Foot, to be Supernumerary As-
sistant-Surgeon in the East Indies.

Commissions signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County o

Cornwall.
Helay Thompson,' Esq. Eduard Collins, jun. Esq.
.lope, Esq. and Henry Pendarres Tremenbeere, to be Depu'
Lieutenants.

Militia—Edward Granville Eliot, Esq. and James Nlessen-
-ger, Esq. to he Captains ; Theophilus. Saamel Beauchant,
Gent. to br First• Lieutenant; Matthew Semple, Gent. to be
Quartermaster..

Cornwall Yeomanry Cavalry—Edward William Wynne
Pendarres, to be Major- C, oomandont ; Charles Scott, Esq.
to he Major; Humplary 3lillet Gryils, Esq.; Richard Chad-
Esq..: George Tiorlace, Esq.; Wiiliarti Hp!, Esq. ;
Humphrey Williams, Esq. ; and Richard Vyvyan, Esq: to be
Captains; Richard Vyvyan; William Davey, jon. ; William
Rogers; John Tippett ;• Glynn Grylls ; George Dennis John ;
and Robinson Vyvyan;•. Gents. to be Lieutenants; Joseph
floskeu James, and James Daubuz, Gents. to he Cornets.. -
North Cornwall Hussars—Richrd Vyvyan, Esq. to be
Lieutenant.Colonel.Commandant ; Walter RAI, igb Gilbert,
Esq. to be Major; Joseph Sawle. Sawle ; Joiratban
While
Moore ; Robert Bradlick &Ivrea!) ; • WilliaM WAer:
George Jewell, Esqrs. to be Captains; John Hicks,. Esq. to
be Adjutant awl Captain ;• Edward Drew ; John Basset ;
Thomas Paynter ; William Co A; and Cbristopinj
Gents. -to be Lieutenants: William Mountsteren ;- William
Mountsteven, jun.; and John Willianis,'Gents. to be Cornets;
Mountsteven, Gent. to be Surgeon.
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Commissions signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County.
of Nottingham.
Mansfield Troop of Yeonianry Cavalry—The Rig!): lion.
Lord Frederick Bentifick; to he Captain Commatoirint.
Retford Corps of Yeomanry and Rifleinen—.lijni Kirke,
Esq. to be Captain Commandant : Henry‘Clarke Hutchinson-,
Esq. to be a Captain of Riflemen : Thomass Taylor Worsley,
"Gent, to be a Lieutenant of Cavalry: Robert Corringham,
Gent, to be a Lieutenant of Rifleman,
Commissions in the Staffordshire Regiment of Yeomanry Ca-
valry,- signed by the Vice-Lieutenant of tree County of Stafford.
John Vaughan Barber, Esq. to he Captain, vice Terry, re-
Signed : The Right 'Honourable Dudley Ltyder, commonly
called* Viscount Sandon ; John Heeley,.Gent. vice flolbeekei
resigned; and John Forster, Gent, to be Lieutenants: John
Jesson, Gent. to be Cornet, rice Vaughton, resigned.

BANKRITT6ES ENLARGED.' .
W. Fawaington, of Warwick-square, cabinetmaker; from
Dec. 28 to Jan. 8.
J. Taylor, of Fore-street, Crippleiute, draper, from Jan. 1
toJan. 15.
.J. Bryan, late of Oxford-street, silk mercer, from Dec. 28
to Jan. 8.

M. Jacobs, of Charles-street, Soho-squitre, glass merchant,
from Dec. 28 to Jan. 8.

BANKIII.7PICIES SUPERSEDED. •
S. Walker, of Birmingham, merchant.
A. Milligan, of Wolverhampton, tea-dealer.
B. J. Tennent, of Liverpool, merchant.
•
-BANKRUPTS.
T. F. I-hint, of the Stable-Yard, St. Martin in the Fields,
builder, Jan. 1; 8, and Feb. 5, at eleven, at Guildhall. So-
licitors, Messrs. Richardson and Co. Walbrook.
J. Green. of Brauncewell, Lincolnshire, merchant, Jan. 4,
11, and Feb. 5, at ten, at,Guild hall. Solicitors, Mr. Hum-
phreys, London-bridge Foot; and Messrs. Cheales and Co.
Sle.aford, Lincolnshire.
R. Sidney,. of. Newman-street, Oxford-road, picture-dealer,
Dec.-28, Jan. 15, and Feb. 5, at ter, at Guildhall. _
tor, Mr. W. Cook, Woodbridge House,- Clerkeu well.
M. Taylor, of Long- lane, cotton-dealer, Dec. 28, Jan. 8, and
Feb. 5, at ten, at Guildhall, Solicitors, Messrs. Robinson
and Co. Charter House-squat e.
E. Blackley, of Wood-street, Cheapside, warehouseman, Jan.
I 4, It, and Feb. 5, at ten, at Guildhall. Solicitor, Mr. It. W.
Hayward, Tooles-court, Cursitor-street.
'l'. Budden, Rochester, grocer;Dec. Qs, Jan. 15, and Feb. 5,
at ten, at Guildhall. Solicitor, Mr. Hayward, Essex-court,
Temple.
W. Heath, Lower-street, Islington, butcher, Dec. 28. Jan. t,
Feb. 5, at twelve, at Guildhall. Solicitor, Mr. Older-
sinew, Lower-street; Islington. . • _
T. Cheshire, Aylesbury, Buckinghamshire, grocer, Jan. 8, 22,
Feb. 5,- at eleven, atquildhall. Solicitor, Mr. Gregory,
Freeman's-court, Corn hill.
A. Scott, John-street, Commercial-road, dealer, Jan. I, 15,
Feb. 5, at Guildhall. Solicitor, Mr. Creery, Chancery
Cliaintocrs, Quality-court, Chancery-lane.
D. H. 'Altman, Liverpool, merchant, Jan. 8, 15, and
Feb. -5, at eleven, at Guildhall. Solicitor, Mr. Taylor,
Walbrook.
J. M. de Quiros, Sise-lane, • Bucklersbury, merchant, Dec.
es, Jan. 18, and Feb. 5, at tee, at Guildhall. Solicitors,
Mr. Chester, Staple Inn, London ; and Messrs. Griffith
and Co. Liverpool.. .
W. Roberts, Chuwbent, Lancashire, innkeeper, Jan. 1,3,
and Feb. 5, at eleven, at \the Office of Mr. Avison,
solici-
tor, Hanover-street, Liverpool. Solicitors, Mr. Avison,
Hanover-street Liverpool.; ,and Mr. Wheeler, Castle-
.
street, Holborn'.

[PRICE SEVENPENCF.

FOR filE SUN.

• „MR. Eorrot—On reading the Letter of TENAX
in yOur Paper of the 20th, I cannot help being
attack with two or three absurdities in it,,or at
least what appear to me to be such. First when
he says, "at another time I shall obsei•ve the
inconsistency of Conceding partial: anti gradual
Reform to the moderate men who profess to de-
F:ire nothing far.iher, while the concession would
be used by the Radicals as an engine for obtain:.

ing sotrething beyond." Now where the incon-
sis'ency of t►tis concession lies, I own I do not at
,all see; nnr yet the isnpropriety or danger of
unless it can be sewn (as if is not here flo,lf)
•hat it might he successfully "
.use!" by: .the Ha-
dicals.tor the. purpose which TuNAx supposes, (,)r
rather leaves to his 1i.,-adesk. to suppose) hey
have in view. As to the latter .su7,position,
think
.there is ground enough for it ; bof 'ti,e pro-
bability of thtir attaining their object by the con-
cession above,mentioned; I must beg lea%e, till it
is further•demon-sttated by the Letter he promises,

The " arid

to bold in respectful doubt.
Radicals", I think may- then continue w " bunt
in couples" 4,1 s he thinks t►.►ey do) without Any
probability of their sport or the pursuit of their
Janie being tavoured by this concession, if made ;
43 I believe it would rather tend to—deprive, then;

of the ulterior object of their pursuit.

Then a;

o tie matter of Gramimitod, the immediate ob.

jest, of -TEN-AX'S Letter, I can AS little see why the
abusesof the right of ElectiOn should not be pit.
nished by the disfranchisement of the Electors,
who surely. are the '' represented," and not the
" place" they live in : though indeed the latter
,upposition might apply
.to the Borough of Old
Saturn, where I think there is nothing but earth

and stones for represvntatii-ln, which in their case
might be more c9iisistently effected by sending
particles of the same substance, provided the
choice could be made without any danger of': its
being abused and it might nisu, on TesAx's
principles, be applied to Granzpound, 'as "nub-
jectionably, and probably withzequal use and effi-
cacy. Thus would the " reality awl nut perso.;
nality" of representation (in his distinction of

them) be substantially 'preserved: The guilty
Electors and innocent tepreseoted (the tern' of
Constituent one hardly knOws how to apply to
either) would be do'ne equal justice to : for the
Electors cannot be said to be injured by being de.
prived of what, by. TaNax's reasoning, they do
not appear to have ever pot.st-ssed,/.. e. advan-
tage of being represented ; and any o*Ction
tbat I think might he fairly enough urged against

e other remedies char TEN 1 X 1),91,05e5,

"

victual or temporary viitat trein-ter or suspen7
tii,;n, and future restoration of rights,".&C, would
be obviated ; and permanency won't! be secured
for certainly that of "gr-ound" is much More to
be depended upon, than that of the " °cc-piers"
of it and the " corrupt BnrgeQses of Gram-
pound" might be " disfra►►chised, even to their

ast ratan," without any ihjory being [lone to the

g‘ Borough,"

I am, Sir, yoi►l's, &c.

Dec. 22, 1819.

SIMPLEX.

NOBLE EXAMPLE.

HATFIELD HOUSE, DEC. 146 —The distresses of

the manufacturing and labouring Poor cannot
fail to interest every feeling and liberal mind;
and among greater measures which may be con-
templated for their.relief, it is at least a safe at.
tempt in those whose dress may contribute to the
main!enance• of lhousands, to gixe it the most
beneficial tendency in their.power.
•
The diminishcd use of. Straw Hats, and of Br;•
fish Lace, throws numberless women and familit's
into distreis, who -have hitherto derived sufriis.:
tence and comfort from their industry.
The "ndersigned have therefore determined
meditoely to give such orders as they flatter them-.
,selves may not he altogether uselesS. . .
Signed by The Marchioness of SALISBURY.
The Hon. Mrs. VILLIERS.

. .
J. and J. SIVEWFIGHT, the Contractors, hare
,again the pleasure of announcing to the Purilie
t Ife Success of their 'Offices' in the last ',Lottery;
where No: 1,656, a Prize of 20.000/., wgs sold by
them in Shares, The New Lot t erv,, or which 5,000
Tickets only' are on S4e, will'commence Drawing
on the Nth. Januarie next, when w o f the Folic
Prizes of 20,0001. will be. ilecided in the First
Five Minutes. It, is iti the recollection of the
Public that J. and J.,SIVEIVRIGHT, in the‘ last,
Lottery Contract, also sold No, 3,710; a Prize
of 36,0001. at their Fortunate Offices, 3.7;
Cornhill.; 33, Haymarket ;
_ll, Holborn.; 141,
O.N ford-street.