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ITALIAN JEALOUSY ; or, the HISTORY
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AT a BOARD &111 Chit Day, the F. 01: DS CO Al-
MISSIONIRS amixted ander the Great Sat,
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Haill,..f au* a roafirtr;Ll e progrini .a the rirartioa gad. Ca..
WAN, and Leirg J,111( I. ramie and icalero.• st, 'Natalia e
re ; and olio to bring Ma Trail and., their fad Caroardir
ha to a ..4.1,4195011 al Jim lily as eiremOraert ovill arloau * Landry
lea" at* are &dies Politic alai Carports', and hatioiJaall, c *Ara-
i Laded witLue the afirefiil dpriptiem, to fortware routl, Ask
Sala as they nay *hit, for he the feid IL.nb Coarae#,Ners, ft it
approard am d roafirowd by t*.,, aid with that view give Au Pali:
Neeke, that erlila* **salaam 1. &ex at their Olre, N.. 14, Parer
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ply is thefitil iallaare, fir lafirmatieer aid offlfime.
eIUCILA ND,
GL E NB ER VIS.
By o.der of the Board, WILLL4If rouNG, s«.

EAST-INDIA 1101/3 E. Au& tt, teo.l 1"H E COURT of DIRECTORS e the
UNITED COMPANY of MERCHANTS of ENG-
LAND :radars S. the EAST INDIES, I. beret!, g give Ndiar,
That it u their istestioa to move aholioatioirs m.p.h./err the gota,
• Segeteratier.frost the Merthairts weedily Toorrage for tier Exporte
of Gault t • Isufia for flab Grad; wield are too k fleifted ix the emu
/inert quarter, tad as or error, e the 311 Dmeieher, the 3tl
mod 30th jase,fir ',oh Gob the Men:harts are dffi,-. YAilktiA:
is *out quarter fa ii.ouhog fah date ; a xt that it it their iroaratias
alto to grerufft Torarege for wog peartity V. Madeira Moe, cohki6
sity he refurrts thg ferrous ladling le flip the Aar for ladia, teptek,
fritigar afrplitatiresa
rertiariaes Valet rites V freight, We. for the ffrl B,s*e of tie
Eertiao, srr • he fees ix the tuhee of at Clerk to the Comoritetel
. WILLIAM RAMSAY; Ureter,.
TO THE PROPRIETORS OP EAST-INDIA STOCK:
LADUS AND OCNTLZIOIN,
THE Eleekni of Six Direenrs of the Eaft.
India Company bebg appointed for Wednefday the 13th
April next, the favour of your Vote and Intereft is requeErwl
fur the following Gentkmas
Thomas Parry, E. Charlet Mills, Efq.
Abraham Robarts, Efq, Otorg: 'Catern, Efq.
Simon Freer, Efq.
Which will omr much oblige,
Eaft• Irtila Houfe, Ladies and Gentlemen,
March to, 1803. Your molt humbb form%
Paul Lc Mefurier Roberts
Stephen Luthington
anti.
Bofanquct
thi • John Manp rancis Baring
Thos. Theophilus Mlttealle William Benfley
Edward Parry rho Smith Burgers
George Smith ofrph Cotton
Otto. Woodford Thelluffou 1 /bra
Robin Thornton William Disarm
William Tliorotoo Witte Spllioaoso
Sweny Toone tjlllolGoomt •
John Travers William Ad* jouihe
Stephen Williams kkidlisek•

TO THE PROPRIETORS OF EAST!INDI4EXIML
LADIES AND GENTL/LIIIIN,
HAVING the honour of being reeditonailhal
to you by the Direidors of the EAR India 011eggellik 111
Candidates for the Diredlics, .to be choice this yarrow* take
the liberty of requeftlig the favour of your Tote ma she Dag
of Elcalun, Wsdnefday the 13th of April peat.
We are, Ladies and Gentlemen,
Your moft obedient and moft humble ferrate%
• Houk, SIMON FRASER,
Morels so, 1803. CHARLES MILLS.
THOMAS PARRY,
ABRAHAM BADILARTS.
• GEORGE TATAM.
To the PROPRIETORS of EAST-INDIA STOCK.
LADIES AND 0 MEN,
'THE ELECTION being fixed for Wednerday.
11 the 13th of April, Iby leave to cards my rates; ac-
knowiedgmenta for the favour afforded me in sly Cancels. To
enfure my ultimata Need% I mod earnettly fob& the honour
of your (Import at the Ballot on that day at the India Hook.
Should 1 WI In the intender of paying nietterfenall refpcds to
every Proposer previous to the day, of I:teethes. I haps I WM
Dot be attributed to (Unfree as my put, hot to the latises•
racy of the Lida to which I me/Aged to refer.
I have the honour to be, with the grated wiped,
Ladies and Ocetkenen,
Your falthild and obedient Sernat.
RICHARD CHICHLEY PLOW!**
Mr. Plowden's Cassmittes onset every day at the leade,
Tavern —Na. & Dermatitis -place, April 4, 1803•
Esszermu. SALT OF LEMONS.
For taking Iron Moulds, Ink Spots, Red Wine, and Otte
Stains, out of Linen, Mullin, Lace, &c. and for many other
Cies, as a SubfUtute for Lemons. Price is. the Bea.
HAVING received numerous complaints that
conspontiam fold under the tide of SALT OT Li/seats
arc not only theltottocl, but thee they bare and ddtair the
Linen, I think It neadfary to inform the Public, that ma TROD
EIIAINTIAL SALT or LEMONS is Only to be bad. Id:defile
and retail, at my Sop in Cockfpur-Street, sod that none is to
be depended upon as mine but what has my fignstont on the
bottom clench Boa, and on the oudide of the Wrapper.
W. BAYLEY.
N. B. The Salt of Lesions Is pante-shirty ukful to Ladles
In wattling their hands, as it instantly takes out the Reins oir
fruit, coloured gloves, Ste. and Is much more agreedge to la
than Lance itielf.
At the fame place may be had, BATLIT'S SIOWBILIDS
Dion, for taking Orrafe out of Silk, Stud, Wooßso Cloth„ke.

Pauonded by the ROYAL FAMILY and NOBILI rlf.
Bilious and Gouty Difordas, Yellow and Putrid Fevers, Elm
tulendos, Oldtrudions, Nervous Had-Achr, Ike.
PUBLIC tefliatony of Duros's ANTI BtLtoas
Ps t Le, added to Tw, nty Yancey:n(lTc private Pradiret
the Proprietor uan Apothecary, Isis experienced in the high
Circles, in their of; point them out u the molt *dant and
crmveniont Medicine for the ranovaf of all Bilious and Gouty
Complaints, and far thole Diforders which arifc from an irre-
gular Secretion ut /ilk and free Living ; during Pregnancy thq.
are eminently fervianble in preventing Corlivenek. Sieknets
at the Stomach, Nervous Sick Held-nits, Heart-burns, and
thofc vcieafinelfes which too frequently attack the i-te Ea et
tint delicate period. Cafes of thew eatraordinary eSucy Bent
Natgcmen and Ladles, are wrapped nand each bet with dl.
reetlmr, Synod G. P.txon.
Several Gentlemen, from the Put and Welt ladies, have
informed Air. Diz-n, that they bare found the Pills a wait
cvmtive spine. the Yellow Fever and Liver Cc.mplaintt
Ful.d wholeLle and mall, at Mr. Butter's, Na. h CheePalle,
mora-r of Paternoft.T•row ; and retail by Bull and Cdtilweß,
Dahlio; Back, New York ; Balmy, Gurnfey; Ivan Dupe,
FiGnuer • Seer, Edinburgh; Palm and Mahan* Plymouth ;
Wart and Gibbs. Putfinuutli ; Rsatidon. Hull, and by weft
Maniac Vender. In ern y Town In the United Kingdom, la
Boxes at Os. and st "Lena, and family Bens, convening lee
Roses, at 215.

FRANCE.

PARIS, APRIL s.

SITTING OT THS LEGISLATIVS BODY, AlalL 4.
The Counfellors of State, CISTRT, DEFER mom,
and Bsasmosit, prefented the projed of a Law in
regard to the Banks :
AAA The arc:dation formed at Path under the name of
the Bald glrraiu, !ball have the exclufive privilege of linking
bank nom on the conditions here announced.

IL The capital of the bank of France Shall be divided into
41poo &aces at legit, of Km francs each of rriginal flock. and
a fund of reran befides: witlubawing the funds of their (bares
- .

b prohibited.
Bt. The names of the Proprieton Dull be regillavd. The
transfers cannot be made payable to " bearer."
IV. The loweft value of the notes of the Bank of France
bailie 500 francs.
V. The Bank llti.l dircount Bills of Exchange and other
C •enmudal Paper. The Bank cannot carry on any trade In
other commodities than gold or Slyer. It LIU refute to dr-
eam.... Paper ariGng from tranfadions which than appear m-
isery to the fafety of the Republic, paper ailing from contra-
la and trade and fidiltious bilis, or accommodation notes which
aye no real value.

VI. Difeount Dian be taken according to the number of days,
rdvren far one day, if there is radon for it.

,
• Vil. The qu.ihty of proprietor gives no particular right for
having Bina diicsuatcd.
VIII. The annual dividend cannot exceed ill per cent. for
eatis iharc of moo francs ; it ball be paid every ill months.
The profit remaining after the annual dividend
&all he converted into a fund of refcrve. The
fund of referve fhall he inverted in the five per
Cents. Confols, which will give rife to a fecond
dividend. The prefent fund of referve &all be
inverted in the fame manner.

•

Here follow feveral other regulations, one of
which is, that the Bank (hall be tinder the direc-
tion of aoo of the greatefl proprietors, who are to
form the General Affembly of the Bank.
Such a Bank. laid Ca Ertl., the only one which
ought to be conlidered as a national eftablifhment,
is very different from thole now *sifting at Paris.
The latter confine their difcount within the circle
of the proprietors, which renders them, in fast,
private affociations, very nfeful indeed, but far
from being attended with thole advantages which
commerce in general requires. To put an end to
that prejudicial exelnfion, which this partial fyf-
tem introduces, the prnjett of law coatis, that the
quality of a proprietor of the privileged Bank (hall
not entitle the individual to any prefs.rence for
difcount.

Before adopting a refolutinn which mull pro
duce the diffulution of the Gail 4 Cowmen: and of
the Co:10101r Ccw•lvvit7;the Government, convinced
of the refpeet due to there two eltabliflinsents, on
accflunt of the fervices they have rendered, and of
the utility they are to the holders of Blares, who
are almost all the merchants of Paris, tried every
means to effeet a reconciliation between them and,
the Bank of France. It feveral times manifelled
its o,:fire of teeing the interefts of the three Banks'
concentrated it required only, as an indifpmfable
condition, an unity cf notes ; but this condition
contains, in all probability, force infoluble princi-
ples, fince the negotiations begun on that fubjell,
and conduced with equal good faith, were not at- I
tended with foccefs.

Government therefore conceived, that the law
ought to determine, and not to fuEcr fo great in.
temils to be anv longer in a late of fluctuation.
But it has thought, that by adopting an indifpenfi-
ble and rigorous meafure againft the eflablifhments
of the Cage du Cnitawrre and of the Co upoir Geon-
em-rciAit was ncceffary that thole concerned fhotild
be fubjetled to at little inconvenience as puflible.
and that the Bank, by admitting them to chfcount.
unght without delay to form a fulsflitute for the
they received fwm their own cflablifhments.

To the WORTHY and INDEPENDENT ELECTORS of
the COUNTY of CARMARTHEN.
Gesercesien,
T TAKE the earlieft opportunity to explain to
you why I have this day given up any farther profecution
of the Petition I had 'relented to the Houfe of Commons,
complaining of the undue EleCtion and Return of Mr. Hamlyn
Williams; a Meafure which I ihould never have adopted. had
rot the& dour Friend* who arc here, as well as myfelf, been
convinced that the Jake we fought for,and which we thou. ht
ourieices intitled to esped, became extremely uncertain, by
the courfe which we found ourfelves compelled to purfue.
It may, perhaps, appear fingular to many of you that I have
abandoned the Petition at a time when the Committee had en-
tered mtn the difeuton of the merits of the Queftion.
It he recolleded, however. that nearly a month has
l• en conitimed in preliminary difeuffionsand areangernents,that
ou: complaint egainft the Sheriff had been unfuccef)ful, and
that tl.e coerce an which we were prepared to proceed in the
Scrutiny of Votes was difapproved of, and we were compelled
to adopt an arrangement fur which we could not he prepared.
and which would have led to a length of diftuffitin of which it
was imp,.fable to form any calculation.
In this thump:in of things it was the rpinion of our Counfd,
after the molt mature confideration,th at uncles fuch unforefcen
difficulties the belt caufe might be defeated.and that the expellee
omit be equally ruinous to all parties. I his honeft advice in-
duced our Friends here to urge me &tangly, to yield to imperi-
ous neceffity, and to retreat from a conceit, at a period when I
could do fo with honour.
I accordingly complied with that Advice, hut 1 hope that I
have done fo with as little difadvantage to your interefts as the
nature of the cafe permitted, and 1 folemnly allure you, that
iso apprekenfion of expence, however great, no confiderarions
in the trait degree perfonal to myfelf, have at all mixed them-
&lves with this determination.
But, Gentlemen, though difappointed ita(nur ezpedatioas at
prefent, we are not vanqulibed. The folid and Independent
Imrreits, by which I bad the honour to he fupported, remain
entire, and as for myfelf, I Osall neither he out of your County
nor poor view, but remain among you, devoted to your In-
terefis, and determined to perfevere in your Service. I will I,
Mae with avidity every opportunity topromote the general and
individual Intereft end Profperity of the County of Carmarthen;
and at a future period, thould the fame generous and kind At-
tachment again call me forth, be affured that the fame devotion
to your wiles, the fame determination to fupport your Intereft
and Independence, than, with the utmott chearfulnefs and ala-
crity he evinced by him, who has the honour to be, with the
greateft truth and regard,
Gentlemen,
Your molt obedient humble Servant,
Aprils, cSos. W. PAX lON.
ORANGE TREES, JESSAMINE PLANTS, and TRUE
BRUNSWICK SAUSAGES.
JUST imported a large Affortment of Orange
and Lemon Trees, Arabian and Catalonian Jeffamines, ar-
rived in the higheft Perfedinn.
Allis a large and choice Colledion of True Brunfwiek San-
(ages of various Sixes and in excellent condition ; thole who
are curious in this Article will find them greatly farrier to gni-
Imported for many years.
Montarde de Malik, Parniefan Cheefe, Neufchatel Cherie,
white French .Vincgar, Capoot Capers, New French Olives,
Gorgona Anchovies, &c. &c. by the Importers lons liracees
and SON, No. 107, Corner of the Savoy Steps, Strand, London,.