Star.
London, England, 1814-04-05 00:00:00

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A T. a very numerous ,and retpectable
AA- MEETING of PROPRIETORS of EAST- INDIA
STOCK, bed at the City of London Tavern, on Monday, the
4th of April, 1814, ' • .
JOB MATI-iEW RATEES, Esq. in the Chair. .
It was 'moved by BIINJAMIN SIIAW, Esq. M. P. anti seconded
by Gtoaot Nirisao. Esq. and unanimously resolved, .
Ist. That the.maritits.e concerns of the E.tA India Company
are of a magnitude to render it of vit.:l imp-triance to the wel-
!fere of the Company itself, that there should at all times be a
nuni)er of persons •in the Court of Directors, who,
long practical experience in this depar. ment of the Com-
pany's attars, are enabled to apply to them that kiinwredge and
skill which can alone result from such esperietice, a pnint rani-
eslarly insisted upon by the Cdurr of Directors thous elves in the
roar 1803, at which period therpubli,,hdd the followiug onani-
1110U3 Revolution of their Court, viz. :
" Ea=t-Intlia-House, Julie 20, 1801
• " At the Churl sf Director's of tlie East-India Company, hAd
on Wednesday, the 19th June, 1803,
" Retool.ved unanttitonsiy, That the inconvenience w!tich has
been experienced from-the reduced tlember of the Memoers xf
this Court professionally acquainted w'rli the regular naval ser-
v'ce of the Company, reniers it the duty of she Court to inform
the Peoprieror,, that it will be for the interest of the Company
to fill up the next vacancy that may happen iu the d.rection, by
a Gentleman of that description.
" Signed, by Order of the Cnur, •
" WILLIAM RAMSAY, Sec"

2dly. it was moved by GIORGL SA-MUE.L and se-
cooled by Sir MANASEM MA/SEli ,LOYES, Bart. and unani-
mously resolved, •
Chap if in 1805, when there were five Naval Members in the
direction, a serious inconvenience was fek, ayd a farther adtlk
tion of Corntlemen of that description was warded, and actuallf
.tlecolameaded by !lax Exesuitivetoille Propsietary; tt werevarily
follows, that ti's inconvenience must be doubly felt at the pre-
sent period, there being row only three. Oen ltmen in the direc-
tion w!u were brunet; up in the naval on-vice of the Contatv,
one of whom will. be out by rotation, ant another is in direct
iramedia,e succession for the Chair in the present month, (the
extended do its of which situation necessarily precludes exclu-
sive personal attention to any one department of the Company's
Affairs), consequently there will, at the period of the et:suing
.Ziectieta, ye.only one efficient Naval Member left in the Court
of Directors.
3d. it was moved by lietzriv HINDI PeLLY, F.tq. and se-
conded by ABEL CUAYSIAN, Esq. and unanimously
That Captain Wrimsm STAPLIY CLARKIL having been twenty-
five years actively engaged in the regular naval service of the
East-India Company, during which period he has.necesiarily ob-
tained considerable information as to their general interests, and
being at this time free from every other occupation, is capable of
devoting, without interruption, the skill and knowkilge thus'
acquired to the proper management of their concerns, is, in our
opinion, a mod eltsble.person for the situation of Director upon
one of the present vacancies.
Laxly, it was moved by.WildismWitus, Esq. and second-
by loud lithaim, Esq. and unanimously Resolved'
hat Caftatn WiLLIAbt STANLEY CLARKE is justly entitled,
to the extensive and flattering support which he has exper:nced
in his canvas; and that the persons compos'ng tiiis Met:zing will
nee their strenuous and unremitting exerdins, collectively and
individually, to prutnote Captain, Elecion, on the
13th iostaut. (iigned)
JOB MATHEW RAIKES, Chairman.

Jos MATHEW RAMC% Esq. having left the-Cl-alr, it wet
moved by JOHN Praabc, Esq. and secopiled by Wit,tbaki Boa-
a atiaiLt, Esq. and unanimously r.ziolwvd, That' the warm
Thanks of this Meeting be given to Jou MoTuaW ItAntab,E.sq
for his abliand judiciout con loct In the Chair.

HARVEY'S SAUCE FOR FISH, GAME, STEAKS, &c.
THE above. admired Article continues to, he pre.
pared only at LAZENDY's Warehouse, Ne. 6. Edward-
.
Erect, Portman-square, and is respeololfy recommended to the
Is%Uhl and Gen;ry aS a most excellent Saute for all kines of
Fish; it is particularly excellent with Game, Steakt, cold .Mear,
the. Tot event imposition, none can poiribly be genuine unless
;the label on each bottle is signed by me, gLIZAIISTU Laz IRBY.
.1. takes this opportunity to recompend her zenuine
Essence of Anchovies, line Salad Oil, French Olives, which, with
a.variety or rich Sauces and Pickles, may he had for family use
and elipertatiem

THE EASY TICAL MEANS of rests.
'tying ena completing elle resources of our pedestal weieth
in she greatest possible increase Of our ae rieu tire, 'manufactures,
and commerce, of rectifying and completing all the of
essen Pals ef oar grandtur, whether wt restore the House
of-Bourbon, or thus make a durable and advantageous peace with
the presee• Sovereign of France, and of reaifyiise and completing
at the same time an the real desiderata of individual humanity
with the actual removal of our hardens and grievances. SOLD at
No. 11, Arundel-street, SirMd, Landon price Ss. letters post
paid, to defray she• terms of their introduction, through the
patzintic exertions of the Metropolis, otherwise of the Kingdom
at large, proposed to he made at this time upon a regular design
and adequate Whiney ci ment, erre anacusared ler the frnrpole. For
the al nee means are contained in what is cal•ed " A final Ad.
dress," &e. and in accompanying printed papers, with different
plane for their ititroduct ion, by the whither of the Interne or Briterty
Tix, whose life has been devoted to their discovery and pellet.
tiun. Hitherto we have failed to discover aid ascertain the
means, from not accustoming otsrseltes to devise Erecu:ive Ilan.,
and Measures, whereon the Means depend, and from likewise
being hence unable to know and pretext in concurrence with the
Original Scheme of Human Economy, all of which are brought
to tight in the Final adieus; while the prosecution of detached
views of policy and improvement, of charity and philanthropy,
and of moral and religious reforms, can never ,rectify and com-
plete our public and privae-interests, and is a trifling to be la-
mented ! as it prevents us from effsetually meeting our urgent.
migeoc es, and rendering the present eventful period the Means
of consummating both those views, and the Mute happiness and
prospering of htinkinth

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BY IDS' MAJESTY'S ROYAL PekTENTs
ANTI-ATTRITION. •
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,FIE PATENT ANTI-ATTRITION COM-
postrioN is the cheapest and bet Thing ever yet dis-
covered for Sh'ps' Bottoms, instead of Copper; Jo preserve"
Cables from being rubbed in the Hawse,Holes, instead of a Plat,
Set vice, or It ; the Ri ging of Ships from the .‘Veather,
and from befit chafed. instead of Tar, " Parcelitie avd Ser-
vice;' for the Slides and Carriages of Guns; to render Leather
and Canvas Water Proof; end to prevent the Effects of Friction
in Stearn-Engines, Mills, Sugar-Mills, Threshing-Mills, (or
other Implements of Husbandry generally used Ly Farmers),
Carriages, Coaches, Waggons, Cars, and Machinery of every
•Deecrietion. kls also the best Thing to preserve the Isladee of
Swords, and all Kinds of Polished Steel Articles, from Rust.—
It will Ilkewise preserve Iron Hoops, Water-Butts, Ca, ks, Tube,
Spouts, Posts, Rails, Ganes, Park Paling, Barn, Fluorine., and
every Kind of Wood, and Wooden Eu ldiug, from the'Weatber,
Worm, and Dry-Rut, either in the Bast or West Indies, or in
any Climate; and it will not only preserve Iron Rait.Ways
from corroding and wearing out, but also render the Draught
so light, that one Horse will do the Work of Twos
One Priming of the Composition is, in some Cases, equal to
One Hundred Applications of Oil, Tallow, or icy ether Kind
of Grease, Paint', or 'l'ar, and the Public save by Is Use from
Three Hunire:l to Four Thousand per Cent. exclue.ve of pre-
venting the Wear and Teat in Machinery, Wheels, tee. sea
which-is a saving of Expense more than that of saving Nine Parts
out of Ten, and netting can be so clean in its Working, or give
so little ['rubble.
Sold, for the Patentees, at No. 40, Charing-Cross, rear the
Admit-any, London; and, by their appointment at most Ship
Chandlers, Pruners; Booksellers, Libraries, Stationers, Drug-
Alediclue Warehouses, Perfumers, Ironmongers, Cutlers,
Coachniakers, Innkeepers, Coach and sfaggon-othees, Oil and,
Colour-shops, Sadler%) and Shopkeepers in the United Kingdom,
in hoar., price gs. ; 51.61 ; 10s. ed.; One Guinea, and Two
Guineas each.
The smallest size Boa entrains a Quantity sufficient to Prime
a Four Wheel Carriage Four times, with which it will run up,
wards of Six Thousand Miles, without applying any't'hing else
to the Axletrees; and One Half-Guinea Box oontaine a sufficient
Quantity for a Stage-Waggon to travel Thirty-Three Thousand
Miles; and it will work with Wood Axletreet, or with common
Boxes and Axlstrees of any Kind.
'lle most satisfactory woofs of the merits of this Discovery
may be seen-at the Femmes' Office, and also at their Agents.
gse The Public must be on
,their pod against a spurious
Compositioo, which is sometimes attempted to be foisted upon
them to preveil the Effects of Friction, instead of which It is
injurious to Machinery, &c. and none is genuine but tbett for
welch a patent has been obtained. To prevent Imposidotal the
directions given with ealh Box, see signed "W. 1). Bellamy,"
and have the King's Arms on tlietm, to counterfeit which is fot-
ge.y ; and any Person making use of a
.Composition, I,y whiffs
the Patentees are defrauded, will be prosecuted, One Hundred
Guineas Reward having been offered by thorn to detect &sstds on
the intent right. •
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• COMNRSDIjjja 11,1072‘'1V PWELLING-iNOSF.,
•Coll4h 131.. e overlooking Carlenn-House Oar-
dens.. &dared fur & Fsa.ly, BA:thing-House, or Public I=ll4.
tu thin , By Mr. ROBINS,
At I.:amyl's Coffee-Mune, 'Citaute-aliey, Cornhllli on Thurs..
.day, nt •I•vreke o'Clock,
DEStRABLE LEASEHOLD ES'T'ATElL..comprisince censModimis roomy DWELLANG-110U3B,
situate N,. fincr en the South Side of Pall-Mall, overlooking
Cariren-tenest Ghtiat, in the occupation of the Gas J.ight aid
Coke Cedtpsuy; ennui:tiny, on the Upper HOW, a Capital Red.
chamber in front, 'roomy lattlitig..tinee Red-chambers.
On tbc Second Floor, 'two excelient!chambers, with Closets,
3:c.; Dressing-Iv :an, Witer•cmset, anti a delightful Stulig or
Bed-room. On the First Floor, a Drawing•rootu. with window
to the floor, opening in a balcony the whOle length of Ow front;
spacious I alining, Bedeltaiulter. Dre,sing-room, Water Closet,
anti a Bedchamber beyond, overln3king the Gardens of Carlton.
House Ground Finer, Entrance-halt, Vestibul •or Inner Halls
capital Stone Staircise to the iliper floor; a Dining Parloui with
trucr.oed wails, Library, Sid:us-room, Strong room, dt.c. 'Base.
meet, a Secfmtlary Staircase to e Attics. Housekeeper...mom,
Servants'-han. i.ardcr, Water-eluset, Lite-hole, and .1.-tac:.ed
Kitchen. Celliti for there, deer; &c. are in front, whh ;
Yard at the logy,-7'o be viewed, by Tickets.
'ParticuiarsisdrrNe had on the Menders; at the Subs:rip. ion-
Houses, St. Janwesotreet, Pill-Mall; at Garrasely's t and of
Mr. Robins, Warwicklrreet, Goklett-square.

ELIGIBLE LEASEHOLD ES PATES.
HOUSES 14 DYERS-BUILDINGS, HOI.EORN,
BLEW E ILDI R GS, FE rEER-LANE AND CASTLE.
Fume r, OXFORD-ETREItr.
By Mr. ROBINS,
At Carravray's Carte-Muse, 'Change-alley, Corribill, on Tfints.
day, the 21st Aptil,lt 12 o'Cluck (by order of the Ex.—Aunt
of the late Grua ct Esq. deceatt.d) in Three I.ON,
THE VERY VALUABLE LEASEHOLD
usT.ltEs.

I.n. 1. Comprising Firroubstentiod-Genteel BRICK DWEL-
EING-POUSES, No. 7, AI, 9;.10, and 11. three Stories high,
with Yards, Gardens, Lc. situate on the East-side of Dyers-
Build;ngs,.Holbern, in netties4ion and on lease to Mr. Wea!e,
Charles Gapper, Esq. Mr. Down, Mr. Browne, &c producing
a net Rent of per Annum, One Hundred and Tsvetty-seven
Pounds. The above are held under the Dyers Company.
Lot 2. Eleven substantlal BRICK DWELLING-HOUSES,
three Stories high, Yards, &c. in good repair, situate in Fetter-
Jane, and in Blewett's-Buddingi adjoining, In possession of Mr.
Houghton, Mr. lientsch, Mr. Stone, Wiggins-Wagner, and ether
parts, on !.ease, the gemainier Tenants at Will ; producing a
nett Rent of per Annum .El4O.
Lot 3. An Eligible DWELLING-I:107;E, situate on the
South side of Castle-ottiet, Oxford.sPreet, two Stories high, in
possession of Mr. Scharff-Taylor, Tenant at Will.
The ¶-louses may be viewed, by leave of the Tenants, ten
days preceding the s..le ; Particulars of Messrs. King and Luke's,
SoLcitors. Bedford row ; at Garraway'st at the Furnival's Inn
Coffee-House, opposite Fetter-lane, Holborn; and of Mr. Ro-
bins, Warvtlek-street, Golden-square.

KtEEHOLD AND LEASEHOLD ESTATES, -
• (Held under the.Crawn, &c.)
IN PICCADILLY, JERNIYN-STREBT, DUKE-STREET,
SF.JAMMVO, SWALLOW-STRILE r, VINE-SI'FtEET..
CHANDOS-STREET.—By Mr. ROBINS,
At Carraway's Coil e•house, 'Change-alley. Cornhill, onthurs-
day' :he stlbt April, 1813. at twelve o'Clock, In 'Lots,
Ey Ordet of tbe Ltecutors of Joao Otacoir, Esq. deceased,
A SUBSTANTIAL FREEHOLD DWELL.
ING-HOUSE, three Scoria; high, two Rooms on a Floor,
with Yard, &c. situate No. 11, on the Ealt Side of Duke•streat,
3t. James's, lu possession of Mr. 50.% PI IL.
A spacious, roomy, and substatttial BRICK-DWELLING.

HOUSE, on rite sarue—side of the street, on Lease to Mr. Lamas
BIN N t htld tinier the Crown..
THREE substantial, roomy, genteel BRICK DWELLING.
HO USEi with large open Yards, aunt Back Budding', situate on
the West ;id? c: Duke-street, hetd under the Crown, Nos. 2s,
29, and SO, on Lease to Mr. CALLION, Mr. GATI.IIIII, and
Mr. Livits.

A capital rootny DWELLING-HOUSE end BAKER'. SHOP
in front, with open Yard, Bakehouse, and Buildings, on Lease
to Mr. lo a Priori, situate in the preferable part of Piccadilly, op.
po'ite Burlington House, he'd under the Crown.
A substantial DWELLING-HOUSE, ,with Yards, Work-
4hops, Cellars, &c. situate In Piceadill', near the above, held
under the Crown, in possession of Mr. Stant, Bricklayer.
A substantial, spacious, and well-accustomed OENTEEL
PUBLIC-HOUSE, the HORSESHOES, or UNION; let so
Messrs. ELLIOTT and Co. advantageously situate at the cornet of
Jerm;•rs-street and Bury-street, now is full trade, held under the
Crrown.
A FREEHOI.D HOUSE`, three storks high, situate in Vino-
street, Chandos-street, Strand, on Lease to Mr. MA mum.
TWO LEASEHOLD HOUSES, held under the Crown, three
stories high, two room on a Boor, with Yards, large Cellars,
&c. situate oa the West Side of SW4dloW-street, near Piccadilly.
on Lease to Mr. FIELD, Bricklayer, and Mr. HALL.
These Houses are very valuable property. The principal pact
of the Crown Leases have lately been renewill, and are very eli-
gibly situate, producing a net rental of upwards of Sig Hawked
and Sixteen Pounds per Annum, and which In a shirt tine say
be considerably increased.
Maybe viewed, by leave of the Teoaats.
Particulars *1 Mr. Chute, Solicitor, Clapildel
at Oarraway'a ; at the Horse Sheet or
.Union. Jeraysilteeti
and at Mr. Incises, Warwlek-street, Chtialeratesse.
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lI'S stiop, at.
Mr. ROBINS, . • . .
ruse, in 'Clianpl4ll*, Cornhllt, inti
at Twelve o'Clodt, by Order of tka ' ,
nit Gaitiiiar, Esq. deceased, .
and Improveable LEASE.' .
held for a long term, at a peppercorn
the spacious room} Premises, In day
%iv, Grocer ind Tea Dealer, advan.
Great Portlani-street, th- corner of
the Chapel, containing, on .he Gratin&
nnunanding Shop, and 0 Previte E. 1 ,
as on the first Storey, and on the two
ed Rooms; easement, two Rl:chens, ..
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ve of the Tenant, where Particular,
Clarke, snllcitor, Sidiers• Hall, Cheap.
of Mr. Robing', Warwick-street, Gots
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MEM AGIN AHD ClAtitDthiS. .
Mr..K4BlNfl,' - . -- • .
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Ise, thatie A:lcy, Carnbild, on Thurs..
pril, iA I 4 at Twelve o'Clock, !
a of Mr. "An aregory, in Tiro Lott,
COL'YHOLD 'ES TATE. ..
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tIIWELLING-HOUSP., with Garden 0
ration of Joni EDWAILDF., dr/leer, Tr. i
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411:tints St. Peter's, bu the high road
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A lIESStf Gt., with tiled roof, Gar.len
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ne,Aere, itt the occupation of, and on . , •
14114:1, Carpenter, situate at Langley,
'ng on the Prentises, where p.tritcniirs
hound, Chalfont i • White Horse, Ur- i
Oentse. Coinbrook ; the Red Lion,
of Mr, Clarke, Solicitor, fiscPere Halle
%*; knil of Mr. Robins, lii.`stirtck-streitts .
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~JoMY pwitualtic.-}tritist, .
cs„ overlook* Carhop-House QIN,
'pity, BauXiiig.House. or Public lbst4 ''.
Mr. ItOBINS. . .
Ilse, 'Change-allii, Cornhlll, on Tlitiril
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fpry,at Twelve o'Clock, . •
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LEA SE HOLD ESTATE . .
odious roomy DWELLING-BOUM,
4,uth Side of Pall-Aiall, overlooking • 0.
n the occupancy of the Gas Light and
nr, on the UM!! Floa, a capital Red- i
I.anding..tinee Red-elsamben, &c.--
n excellent dolchambers, with Closets, 4"
dee-clnses, and a delightful Savoy or '
Moor, a Drawingisom, with window
balcony the whole leu,,.kh of Vis front ;
amber. Dreastog-room, \Vater Closet, •
I, (wen:skins the Gardens of Carlton-
:.ntrauce-hall, VeStibul • or Inner Hall,
the r.pper Boat; a Dining Parlour with
kit:us-room, Strong rooin, &c. 'Lite.
me to t'. e Attics. Housekeeper'—room, •
irater-eloset, Knite-tiole, and .I-tact.ed , • •
re, Beet; &c. are in frout, tCiti Vaults;
i viewed, by. Tickets.
on the Premises; at the Subscrlia• too-
tt, Pall-Mall; at Garrafty's ; and of
no., C2.11.9ew0-anolAro.