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SATURDAY, MAY 2, 181

OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, April 20, 1512..
THE PRINCIPAL DFFICERS of IftS MA•

JESTro ORDNANCE, is ImA, give Mike,
That Proposals will be received at their Office in Pall-Mall,
on or before Friday, the Eth day of May next, from such Persons
u may be willing to undertake the supply of various Ankles,
termed " PUTTY EMP 110 NARY," for service of this De-
partment, for a period of Three Teats, determinable at the expi-
ration of One Year„at the option of either Party.
• Separate I ender will be considered for 'any part or stare of
tb Articles spec:bed in the List7Patterns and Samples of which
may be viewed (Ton application at the_ Principal Storekeeper's
'Office in the rower; and the List, and all further Particulars,
together with the Terms and Conditions of the Contr may be
obtained at the Secretary'. Offiee its PaII.MaII aforesaid, any day
between the hours of Ten and Four o'Clock, where the Proposals
must be delivered, sealed up, and oidorbed " Proposals for Petty
Emptionary ;" but no lirmsosal cart be arranged after the bald
Bth day of May, at Twelve O'Clock at noon of the same day;
neither will any Tender be noticed unless the Party making
or an Agent in his behalf, shall attend.
lty Order of 'he Board, R. N. CREW, Secretary.

248411ND1A 110 US 5, Ma, 1, 181 2.
VIE COURT el DIREtiORS of the UNITED
COMMIte,I MEPCI:I'AN"Ak V ENGLAND, st fidiv

le the E.tST INDIES,4I, teredy givs,natice,
That a General Court of the said Company will be held by
adjournment at their House, in Leadenhall-oreet, on Tst►.day
nest, the Sth instant, at Eleven o'Clock in the Forenoon, to take
into further consideration the Papers laid by the Court of Direc-
tors before the General Court this day.
WILLIAM RA MSAr, Secretary.

T. a (r
'F;NERA.L COUR V of the UNITID
A COMPANY of MERCHANTS of trading
to the EAST INDIES, held at their House, in Lea lenhall-street,
on Thursday, the 2d April, 1812, at Eleven &Clock in the
Forenoon,
Resolved unanimously, Vat the C tart having perused the
Papers laid before them at the last General Court, desire to
express the high sense which they entertain of •he great abili y,
zeal and fidelity With which the Directors liave maintained tie
interest of the East India Cmaapany.• They return them thanks
for the powerful and convincing arguments by wh ch they have
shelve the danger which would await the British Empire. from
opening the Trade of India, and the immense advantages which
the Nation has derived in strength, revenue, territory, and cha-
racter•from the Capital and exertions of this Corporalioit.
That although this Court will f: el it their duty on all occasions
to bow to the determination of the Legislature, they cannot but
observe with extreme concoct', that no proposition is sugz•ested
of an increased or further dividend, either now or hereafter, or
advantage of any kind whatever, to the Propri:torvef East India
Stock, notwithstanding the Negotiatioir for the Renewal of the
Charter in 1793, begun with a Proposal for art Inccease of Divi-
den lot Temper Cent, which Charter opened the Trade, but in
a lituitrd and partial tlegtee; ail notwithstanding that while
such great and prergresoive advantages have been obtained for the
Public at Lfrre, the Proprietors themselves have made little
more than Common interest of their money. Tim: now tube
ea 11,4 upon to part with an uneefined proportion of a Trade thus
established and maintained hitherto at their sole expense, with-
out any coosideratlon for the same, seems to them to be wholly
- Under, these impressions this Court confides to the
Hotiourah.e Court of Directors the tare of its Interests in the
further negotiation for a new Chatter, trusting to the justice of
itheir Yellow-ci,izens, as well al to Irs Majesty's Government
and to Parliament, that they shall receive that liberal treatment
which 'by regard themselves as so enduently enitled to at the
hands of their Country.
And that the Directors be rNueste•l to report their proceed-
from time to time to this Cour: •
That this Court cannot contemplate the essential change pro-
posed in the Constitution of the Compaoy by au unrestrained
"Ende to and from India, without great concern and apprehen-
sion, not so much on account of the isjuiy to welch it will sub-
ject the Company in their commercial pried ges and profits, as
on ac.:ount of the tendency which such a change wino. hive to
affect the syrem establi•lied by the Leti-lature for the civil anti
political Government of the Convany Terrt ilia' Possessions,
whilst it is not at all I.kely to afford to the (7oinnaercial Interes s
of this Country the advantages expected from it.
Should therefore the Opening• of the Trade to India he the
ultimate determination of Parliameirt, flits Court cannot but
express Its hope that all due care will be t .ten to accompany the
enlargements which shall be given to lotiaviduab in the Indian
'Emile with such Regulatiotai as shall most effectually guard
against the dangers to which those enlargements might expose
the exisung system of Indian Administration.
WILLIAM RAMSAY, Secretary.

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