Star.
London, England, 1820-06-02 00:00:00

OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, Ifni 24,1890.
TIIE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of his MA*
J.EST'rS ORAN:INCE do hereby give Notice,
That Proposals will be received at their Office in Tall Mali, on
or before FRI DAY, the 4th June next, from such persons as
rimy be willing to undertake the Supply of COALS for Service
of this Department, for a period of One Year, commencing from
the Ist July next.
The Coals must be of the description denominated " Adair';
Thin," and will be required to be delivered free of every ex-
r.-e except the .King's Duty, payable in the Port of London,
.e . on slime or into vessels or craft at any place in the River
and at Faversham, or at any Port or Plate in the
River Medway, as may be required.
Farther Particulars, to7ether with the Terms and Conditions
Pi' the Contract, may be known at the Secretary's Office in
Pall-Mall aforesaid, any day between the hours of Ten and
Pon. o'clock, where the Proposals mnst be delivered, sealed
up, and endorsed, " 1'ropo.;114 for Coals ;" but no Proposals
can be admitted after the .aid 9th June, :t Twelve o'clock at
''Nowt of the same day, neither will any Tender be noticed en-
ims the Party slating it, or an Agent in hii behalf shall attend.
' Ity Order Pikerest, R. H. CREW, Secrytar.to.
se,

TO TfiF.P Ilf IVRIETORS OF I.:AST-INDIA STOCK.
taints AIM GE:I7I.IIPftS,
T BE(; leave respectfully to submit to your notice
and consideration a Copy of the Resolutions which were
linattinicusly adopted at a numerous Meeting of Proprietors of
East-India Stock, held at the City of London Tavern this day,
and earnestly to solicit the favour of your Votes and Interest at
the approaching ELECTION of a DIRECTOR, which is to
take place at the India-louse on Potosi, the 9th day of June
enssirg.
It has been, and continues to be, my most anxious desire to
nn. penonal respects to every Proprietor, and should I
*thy in-tance fail to do to, I trust the omission will not be ini-
putA to :sty 'Mendotal neglect, but to the very extensive na-
ture of the Canvass, and to the changes of residence which have
taken place since the publication of the last list.
I have the honour to be, Ladies and Gentlemen,
Your faithful and ob:iged Servant,
Ilaportr-square, May 50, I 820. JOS. D. ALEXANDER.

_
:t numerous and highly-respectable MEET-
I l I\ G of PR ()PR lETt/RS of EAST,IIDIA STOCK,
Lcid this day, at the City of London Tavern, •
E I IIK M A N EI N L.l Y, Esq. M.P. in the Chair,
The following Resolutions were p.issed nmaimously, proposed
l sir James Shaw, na.-1, and seconded by David Lyon, F.sq.
Is:, Telt Mr.-Josias Dupre .‘lexander, a Candidate for the
ICRC.IIIt Sc.!? in the East-India INrection, is, in the opinion of
this fleeting-, highly qualified to fill the vacancy uccasiened by
tb: lamented death. of Sir John Jackson, Bart.
.'relueLd by ('harlea PlescheU, Esq. and seconded by Stewart
Marjorihar.ks, Esq. M.P.
2d, That a residence of eighteen years in India, a part of
which thre was exclusively devoted to the service of the East-
India Company in the Revenue and Comotercial Departments,
ender the Presidency of Fort St. George, and the remainder of
th:t period in conducting the concerns of an eminent Ilnase of
Agent: *.n Calcutta, hes afforded Mr. Alexander an oppottunity
of acquirir.g much experience and useful knowledge in the af-
fairs of the East-India Company.
Preposed by John Forbes, Esq. and seconded by Benjamin
Shaw, Vui.
:4, That Mr. Alexander has received from the Governor of
Ceylon ',to which station he was a:cached by the Gnvernment of
Fort St. George), and also front his superiors in oMce at ,lad rat,
their decided approbation of his services in a manner highly
honourable to his character end abilities, and that in the prose-
cution of his duties, whether as a servant of the East-India Com-
pal.y, or in Lis capacity of Agent, he has esinced great industry,
seal, and integrity.
Proposed by the Right Honourable the Earl of Caledon, and
seconded by Robert Downie, Esq. M.P.
4th, That with these impressions of \'r. Alexander's preten-
sions to the countenancr and support of the Proprietors of East-
India Stock; this Meeting will most strenuously exert their en-
deavour); to secure his election to the vacant Seat in the Direction.
Resolved, 'fhat the above Resolutions be inserted in the Pub-
ic Papers. KTRE3IAN FINLAY, Chairman.
Proi,osed by Edward Fletcher, Esq. and seconded by Thomas
1' ed, Esq.
Tam the cordial Thanks of this Meeting-be given to Kirkman
T lay, Esq. M.P. for his able conduct in the Chair.
May 30th, 1820.
N.B. Mr. Alexander's Committee will continue to sit every
day at the City of London Tavern, until the day et Hectic:l.
THE LONDON MAGAZINE. No. VI. for June,
published by Deceorte, Outwit, and .Inr, contains the

follc.wing article:
I. Nero : Elliaton, &c. or the Emperor Actor and the Actor
P.rriperor ; 2. On Musical Style, principally with reference to
the English and Italian Schools of Music ; 3. Fiametta and Roc-
cacio, a Tale ; 4. Janus's Jumble ; 5. The Song of the
loagen—the subject of Mr. Fuseli's Picture in the present Ex-
hibition; 6. Ou Fighting, by a young Gentleman of the Fancy;
7. Table Talk, No. I. on the Qualifications necessary to Success
in Life; & Memory; 9. On the Panorama of Venice; 10. A
Recollection; 11. Much ado about Nothing, by EgOmet Ron-
c-mt. Esq. 12. The Collector, No. V. Original Letter of John
Ie lee, Esq. &c. &e.-13. Critical Notices of New Booke—
r. zis Winter Evening Tales, Dr. Clarke's and Mr. &denier's
T-aveis in Scandinavia, Millman's Fall of Jerusalem ; 14. The
Drama; 11 Notices of the Fine Arts—Royal Academy Exhi-
Wilkie's Picture ; Janus Weathercock on the Exhibition ;
16. Gleanings from Foreign Journals ; 17. Literary and Scien-
tfic Intelligence—Commercial Report ; and the usual Varieties
et Literary and Commercial Information, Bankruptcies, Obi-
teary, &c. Ste.

19, CORN HI LL,
• 26, OXFORD-STREET, Jose, 1820.
CARROLI., Contractor for this Lottery, gratefully
thanks the Public for their Patronage, and is happy to find
II IS PLAN to guarantee Purchasers of Tickets and Sh..:ei
I etween the 18th May and Ist June from risk yesterda:, r 6.
ceiced such universal approbation.
C'ARROLL regrets that, owing to several hundred Tickets
!'•:•itiag been bot:cht up in Tees ai..l Twenties, for the prose
returning then after the event of the Drawing on the Ist of
ant, sn many wire disappointed who intended to purchase.-
-
0 meet their wishes, no increase of price will take place t.r.til
..7.7.:DNESDAY NEXT, the 7th of JUNE, althcvgh
ALL FOUR PRIZES OF I:30,000
And 58 OTHER CAPITALS,
noliey and Consols, are, yet in the Wheel,
AND MUST BE DRAWN
THE LAST AND ONLY DAY,
230 THIS MONTH ;

lkt g.rrp.n. NEXiiiiDASDAV, 7th June, evcry
Y..:L.7V.:r W. 1.1 have to pay a HIGHER PRICE for Tic:e-.3
and 527. rt:,.

-1E LOTTERY.
YESTRitn AY, ac ording to the Gazette account,
wo the Third V.'s- of Drawing of the State Lottery, .m.ll
Ilut..lied 'rickets •were drawn, leaving Twelve 'Dieu-
▪ Tickets to be drawn on the next Jay, 2.1c1 of June, when
t Lottery finishes. only Prizes drawn yesterday above'
• were Nos. 2;952 and I.,.wtt, Prizes of £5O each, tome-
• thole two are the only Tickets worth keeping by these
• ;:ought with the locution of remitting them after taking
c'.arce of the Thitd Day only.
T.e ices apparent inducement. beve been held out at different
perie.:s of this Lott..ry, but T. 1;T:lll begs the PurChasers at
ais °lces to be assured that tht v l•ave had, and will have,every
.-..itvautap: this !Amery L. sAid to possess, ahhaitgh he is *X the
omirador, nor has b4d any concern in the management.
Ile Wheel contains ti 2 Capitals, all of which must be drawn
• tit I).iy, 2.1 d
'Mole perannwito intend to return the Tickets they bought
4! 111811 b• tweet' the lath May md PI June, may ri.cLive
it niorey hack any time berm. the tt.th instant, at either of
• 6 (MCC% 4, COntbill, oc 9, L'lnunii-Croikt.