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London, England, 1822-06-20 00:00:00

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BRISTOL, JUNG 17, 1822.
FOR SALE BY AUCTION,

By Order of the Has. the Cbinutissionens gilds Mitiesey's Customs,
On TUZSDAY, the 9th of July, 1922, at Four &Clock in the

Afternoon, in the Long Room of the Custom-Howse,
THE FOLLOWING GOODS,
VIZ.
22 lbs. Cashew Nuts
5 gallons Pickles
127 lbs. Chocolate
4 lbs. fine Jam
80 lbs. Honey
Icwt. 2qrs. 101bs. broken Flint
Glass
59 Deals
19 cwt. Brimstone &weeping.
21 flasks Salad Oil
4 Deal Ends
2 empty Casks
5 Deal Boards
2 cwt. Junk.

Boats •
1137 lbs. Tamarinds
18 lbs. Succades
8 lbs. Guava Jelly
23 lbs. Preserved Ginger
21 Muscovado Sugar
44 lbs. Arrow Root
• 2 lbs. Cashew Kernels
2 lbs. Tortoise SheU
9 gallons Bu►n
20 lbs. Castor Oil
19 yards Thread Lace
S gallons Wine
2 quarts Olives
G gallons Shrub
The following goods having lain

in Warehouse upwards of three

months, uncustnmed-
-4 boxes, 2 kegt, and 2 jars West India presents, 1 case Pictures,

and 1 keg Oil.

Particulars may be known by applying at the Warehouse-
keeper's Office, on Monday, the Btb, and on the morning of the
day of Sale, between the hours of Ten and One o'Clock. •

TO BE IN THE DOWNS 7TH JULY,
FOR CALCUTTA DIRECT,
TI-I E fine ship WOODFORD. A 1. burthen
,41.ffn,. 600 Tons, lying in the East India Export Dock,
ALFRED CII A PM A N, Commander.
For freight or passage apply to the Commander, at the Jeru-
salem Coffee-house; or to JOHN CHAPMAN and Co.
No. 2, Leadenhall-street.

- EAST INDIA HOUSE.
A Quarterly General Court of Proprietors of East I
India Stock was yesterday held at the Company's
House, in Leadenhall-street, for the purpose of de-
claring a dividend on the Company's capital stock
for the half-year commencing the sth of January
last and ending on the sth of July next ; which was
made special, in order to take into consideration a
Lill now pending in Parliament, for consolidating
the Acts relative to the East India Private Trade,
and also for deciding on the propriety of repealing
that part of the Act of 1813, which restricts vessels
of less than MO- tons burthen from trading to'the
Company's possessions in the East.
On the motion of the Chairman (J. PATTISON,
Esq.), the Court agreed to the Resolution of the
Court of Directors, declaring a dividend of five and
a quarter per cent. on the Company's capital stock
for the half year, commencing the sth of January
list, and ending on the sth of July next.
he CHAIRMAN then stated, that the Court was
assembled fur the reconsideration of the Bill now
pending • in Parliament for consolidating the East
India Private Trade Acts.

Some conversation took place, and the following
Resolutions were ultimately adopted:
Resolved, That the existing limitation as to the size of vessels
employed in the East India Trade is a part of the compact with
the East India Company, to which the faith of Parliament is
pledged.
That this Court cannot consent to the relinquishment of this
part of the compact, unless reciprocal concessions are obtained
by the restoration of East India-built ships to the right of full
British registry, and by the admission of sugars from British
India for home consumption on equal terms with sugars pro-
duced in ether dependencies of the British Empire. •
That this Court are induced to adopt these Resolutions, not
merely on commercial grounds as affecting the People of the
United Kingdom, but on behalf of one hundred millions of our
fellow-subjects in India, whose rights and interests are iuvolved
therein, and which it is the bounden duty of the East India
Company to protect.