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BAST INDIA IiOUSA, N4O, 6, Isi 1.
THE COURT of DIREC7ORS of Mt UNITED
COWAN?' df MERCIMNTS ENGLAND, trading
to the EAST 111 DIGS, do Jim* kisn Niftier,
That a quarterly General Court of the said Company will be
held at their [louse, in Leadenhall-street,on Wednesday, the 18th
December nea, at eleven o'clock in the forimopn; for the purpose
of declaring a Dividend from Midsummer last, to Christmas next.
WILLIAM RAMSAT. Seer:tarn'.

AST-111711.1, HOUSE, Ntv. 6, 11;11.
THE COURT of ,DIRECIORS of the UNITED
COMPANY e AfIRC HANTS .f .ENGL AN), trasfial
i. tht EAST INWRS, de hereby give n 4044,
That the Transfer Books of the said Gotgpaays Stock will b 2
shut on 'I neaday, the Stith instant, at two o'clock, and opened
spin on Thursday, the 16th January foUovrint
And that the piWidead Warrants on tketatiplock, due on the
ith January, 1819, will be ready la 4aNNW on Thurs4aYrl
the 9th of.* maw month. .
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IMPORTAN I' INFORMATION TO LAND & nmazit
SURVEYORS, AUCTIONEERS, AND BUYERS OF
LANDED PROPERTY.
AN Establishment is forming in London, whose
objet is to extend the Concerns and Practice of Land Sur-
veyors, Appraisers of Live and Dead Stock, and Auctioneers,
residing in the interior of England and Wales; by making them
known to Capitalists in the Metropolis and throughout the Em-
pire. The Institution affords considerable facility, valuable in-
formation, and Important advantages, to Gentlemen having Mu
ney to invest in Landed Estates, or desirous of Letting, Selling,
or Renting Farms in England, Ireland, or Wales.
A Prospectus of the Plan may be bad on application, post paid,
to Messrs. Browne, Shee, and Co. Landed Estate Ageuts and
Auctioneers, Southampton-rowl Leas.oguare.

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To be SOLD by AUC PION,
At the Mart, on Tuesday, the 26th inst. at One precisely,
By Messrs. BROWNE, SHEE, and Co.
AFREEHOLD ESTATE, desirably situate in
a romantic and picturesque part of Devon, within one mile
of the market town of Hatherleigh, and comprising the Manor
or reputed Manor of East Puiworthy, an excellent roomy and
substantial Family House and Offices, and Farm House, together
with 184 Acres (mon: or less) of very excellent Arable, Pastute,
Meadow, rich Marsh, Orchard, and Wood Land, nearly in a
(ring fence, beautifully wooded, bounded by a River where Fish
abounds, and in a fine sporting country.—Barticulars at the Mart,
and of the Aucitioneers, Southampton-row.
NEAR WELLINC;TGN, COUNTY OF SOMERSET.
At the Mart, on Tuesday, the 26th Instant, at One precisely,
By Messrs. BAOWNE, SHEE, and Co.
AX bN, a smgulltly desirable and compact
LEASEHOLD ES TAT, nearly equal to Freehold, being
held of the Dean Ind Chapter of Exeter, for fe Years, dr three
Lives; and comprising a substantial and sunimodions Brick-built
Cottage-Villa Residence, with Offices, and 70 Acres (more or
less) of excellent Arable, Pasture, and Meadow Land, lying very
rompaci on the high Western road, in a country where Game and
good Angling abour.d.---Particulare at the Mart, and of the Auc-
tioneer, Southarron-row.

This day was published,
.'2 es. the Eleventh Volume of the
RESEARCHES ; or, TransActioils oF
IL the Society instituted In Benue for inquiring hole alsoslght;
tory and Antiquitiea, the Arts, Selenbes, and Litetuture of Mitt:
eontainin— •
i. An Account of the Pet refactions near the village of Treevi-
kera, in the Carnatie. By Captain 1: Warren. •
IL An Essay on the sacred Isles it( the Wen, with other Essays
tokoected with that work.. By Major F. Wilford.
3. A Catalogue of Indian Mediincal Plants and Drugs, with
ib.ir Lames in the Ilindustani and Sauscrit languages. By John
Fleinir.g, M.D. •
4. Sketch of the Stkhs. By Brigadier-General Malcolm.
5. An Account of Experiments made at the Observatory
near Fort St. George, IRE determining the length of te simple
pendulum beating sets' of time at that place, &c. Captain,
1. Wariest.
6. A Caw of the Bite of a poisonous Smki successfully treated;
By John Macrae, Esq..
7. Descriptions of several of the Monandrous Plants of India,
bekmging tii the natural order .called Scitandoeil by lAnnzus,
Canon by haiku; and Uriznyrbisat by Veutettat. By W. Rol.
burgh. M.D.
8. On the p ()silents Sect and hi Puunder, Bacyeild Assails By
J. Lopata, MAX
9. On the Source of the Ganges, iu the Illmadrl or itnodus.
By It T. Colebronke, Esq.
10. Narrative of a Survey for the Purpose of &covering the
Sources of the Ganges. By Captain F. V. Raper. With au Ap-
pendix.

NORTH DEVON.—FREEHOLD FARM AND FORTY-
FIVE ACRES.
At the Mr,r2:uesday, the i6th inst. at One precisely,
BKOWNE,SH.EE, and Co.
LL .tiMWPREEROLLY 'ESTATE, called
1- A. SWITCHEN, desirably situate within four miles at' that
fashionable and salubrious Sea-bathing plac?' Ilfracombe, vc:lthtn
one mile of the -*a Coast, cortimanding bold and extensive Welts
over the Beata Channel, Caidy Island, &c. and consisting of ais
excellent Farni-how? and Buildings, lately put into complete re-
,. pa:r, and 45 Ades (more or less) of capital Meadow and Arabic
Land, in high caltivatia—Particulars at the Mart, and of the
I...l•Lrnaos.re Sn'nf h Mranll4lSW.

HEREFORDSHIRE.
CAPITAL MANSION AND FREEHOLD ESTATE,
(DischFged of Land-Tax). I -
By WILLIAM JAMES,
At the FeatheN Inn, in Ledbury, in this County, on Tuesday, the
28th of November, 1811, at Three &Clock in the Afternoor,
under Conditions as shall be then produced,
A TRULY Valuable and Improtable FREE-
' L HOLI) ESTATE, called MAINS PONE COURT, ad-
joining the Turnpike-road leading from Ledbury to Hereford,
s:tuate in the several Parishes of Ashpertbn, Munsley, and Pizley,
in this County. Comprising upwards of Three Huntrred Acres
of it:h Larai, in 4 good state of cultivation and which for the
accommodation of the Public, Will be divided into the following

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'IIIIJRSDAY NIVEM.I3EIt 7, 1811. • • "
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LAST IND, --...—.3,-IstrlFlUNdlil4 LEASEHOLD ESTATE.
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lIRT of DIREC: . :. FOR SALE BY AUCTION, •
At ihe Crown sad Anchor, a: Pwllbeill, on Wednesday, No.
vr of MERCIIA2 vember 13, between two and bye in the afternoon, subject to
'DIES, is oiereby ki dicop :ions then to be produced, unless previeudy disposed of
y General Court f by private contract, of which doe publicity will be given,.
~in Leadenhall-s '''T'irE CAPITA. 4 MANSION-HOUSE, wiled
!keen o'clock is 'o.iji• CEFAIfINE, se* the Vemeene and of her Lauds, arable
od from Midst clong pasture, cenapritng Is° &try.s or thereabouts, lyleg Ml enm.
"nevi!, the neighbourhood of the market-town of PaWsilli, and
rraLb close to the great road larding from thence to PorbdAlaeu.—
AST-INkl, It commands a beautiful and extensive view of C:arligan Bay,
and is surrounded by a variety of Scenery, grand and picturesque
r RIR EC iss the eittreme.—The Pleasure.rounds are highly ornamented,
'BRCHAI I and well theltarei by raritys and rich Plaiitatious; and she x
here4gil House is, in every respect, suisihle to the res:dence of a Gentle.
man's Family ; having, belongiog to it, a walled Garden, well
. ofthe s stur.ked with Fruit Trees of the choicest kind ; a double Cuach•
utast, house- and Stable, detached Brew-house, Laundry, and other
Januar convenient Mikes, together with an excellent Cold-bolt.
:ate Es
The Estate li held under a Lease for the rensainder of a terra
of SO.yeert., width convalesced at Michaelmas 17164, subject to
dy Is ea aussal rent of lAtheneas only ; and immediate possession
will be given to the purchaser. .
A Servant ht ;:khe have Is appointed to .hew the premises;
and further PariWbiripinay bu had by applying to Messrs. Poo*,
at Caernarvon, or at their Office, at Peocra*, In Anglesey..
N.t. A Sale at the Furniture, Carr age, Horses, Impknierte
of Husbandry, &c. &c. is Seed for Nontlay and Tuesday thd
I Itb and 14th of November, and Catalogues will be prepared in
'-,e time.

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GENERAL COACH OFFICES, WHITE HORSE INN,
FETTER-LANE, AND CROSS KEYS INN, WOOD-
STREE I% Two Doors from CHEAP:ADE, LONDON.
YARMOUTH•ROYAL MAIL and TELYGn APR
Coachee, through Loweuoft, Keesinglaud, Wrentham,
Vangford, Biyboraugh, Ynxford, Saxinundham, Melton, and
Woodbridge, every Afternoon at half-past four o'clock. .
.. YARMOUTH Loan Nateon Coach, thruugh Culcheeter and
Ipswich, Monday, Wednesday, and Friday Alternuon at two.
ARUNDEL, PE'PWOR l'H, and urrii HAM s' EON
Post Coach, through Kingeton • Guildford, and Gosialming, Tues. '
day, Thursday, and Satprday Mornitig at six.
• BRIOH EON Royal Coach, (in II Hours) by the New Road,
through Croydon, Reigate, Crawley, and Cuckfield, every Morn-
ing at t o'Clock.
BRIGH lON ACCOMMODATION Coach, every Morning at ii. •
BROMPTON, CHATH.thI, and ROCHESTER Coach,
(the SIR SIDNRT Seteru) daily. at i u'Clock. •
CAMBRIDGE LORD Necsoat Coach, Monday, Wednesday,
and Friday Mornings at S.
• CAMBRIDGE Lissom Coach, (late Old Cambridge) through •
Royston and Buniinjgford, every Morning e past 70-x,ce;,t Sun ay.
CAMBRIDGE light Telegraph Coach, (In 7 Haunj through
Ware and Barkway, every Morning at s u Clock, except Sun-
day, and carriss only Four inside.
CAMBRIDGE Post Coach, through Ware, Barkway, alai
Foulnaire, Monday, Wednesday, and Friday Afternoon, at 4.
CANT,EREURY, MARGA FE, RIM eGAT E, CHAT-
HAM, ROCHES I'ER, and S i'itUOD Coaches every Moruieg
and Evening, N.B. Extra Conches at any Hour.
CHATHAM, ROC' lES I'ER, and GstAVESEND Casettes,
four times a day.
DEAL New and Expeditious light Telegraph Coach, with a
•
• •.•- - . i Guard and Lamps, every evening at half past 4 o'Clock.
DOVER and DEAL Pow Coaches, every Morten a quarter '
before ti, and Evening a quarter before 6.
EDINBURGH and NEWCASTLE HIGUTI.TRR Post Coach,
through Alnviick, Berwick, Durham, I/arbutus), sod Kurth-
:eternal', every Morning at half seat 6.
FAKENHAM Coach, through Newinarke, Brandon, and
Swat:fans, Monday, Wednesday, and Friday Aftermann at 4.
FAVERSHAM new Light COILCii, every Morning at s. -
GOSPORT Coach (the Blue) thiniugh Staines, liagstioe, Pun-
ham, Alton, West hleon, and Farehans, Mornings at half pas: 1.
HERTFORD and WARECoecli,every Morning at halt Imo e.
HULL RODNEY Coach, by way of Doncaster, Thorn, and
North Cave, every Morning at i past 6. This Coach is particu-
larly expeditious, perturming the journey in 36 hours. It travels
the pleasantest read, and will be found the best conveyance to
HULL,-N.B. It avoids the extremely dangerous passage of the
Humber.,
IPSWICH and COLCHESTER Coaches, through Stratford
St. Mary, Witham, Kelvedon, Chelmsford, log. fano le, a;:..1
Rumford, every Afternoon at 2 and 5.
LEEDS Coaches every morning at half-past 6, and afternoons
at three.
LYNN Post Coach, through Camiridge, Newmarket, Si ratmt
Folgate, and Stekt, Monad j, Wednesday, and Friday Afterowuit
at tour.
LYNN and ELY Coach, the I.ORD NILSON, through
Cam-
bridge, Monday, Wednesday, and Friday Moruhigs, at 5.
LIVERPOOL Coaches, every Af eritoon.
Lots, viz. . LEICESTER and NOR EHANIPTON Telegraph Coach,
Lot t. A Messuage and Buildines called tEe School House, through Newport Pagnell, Wuobau it, Dunstable, and St. Alban's,
With the Garden and Lands (mostlyi planted with Fruit-trees), every Afternoon at 2.
prleisAtoNn,CKAeSndEitElß,
vvanndritChA,
ißndLlwSlh.
lEteTh acvl eelnr a,
epvhe'r ythrough
ooWni gara fel :, -
thereto
adjoining and belonging, containing 7A. slt. 34P.
Lot 2. Lands adjpiffing each other, on the left hand the Turn- ,
pike-road leading from Mainstone-Court aforesaid, towards Led- LINCOLN and NOTTINGHAM Post Coach, every Morn-
beef, including a Barn thereon, and Mainstone Great Fish Pond, big and Afternoon.
containing 70A. 2R. 25P. MAIDENHEAD Coach, through Hounslow, Slough, and Salt
This Lot includes a desirable spot to build on, with the Hill, every Afternoon at half-past 2, Sunday excepted.
conveniency of a Quarry of good Building Stone. under part of MARGATE light Coach, the Telegraph (carries 4 Inside onlj)
every Morning at 7 during the Seasee.
the Land.
Lot 1. A Close of Ground, planted with young and thriving MA RGA Iski and RAMSG ATE Coaches, every Moraing and
Fruit-trees. called Barn Close Orchard, containing 2A.e0..30. Evening at 6. •
Lot 4. Lands also adjoining each other, and lying on the right MANCHESTER light Telegraph Coach, through Leicester,
hand the said Road leading from Mainstone aforesaid, towards Derby, Astaborne, Leek, and Macclesfield, every Afternoon at .
Ledtury, centaining 67A. 3R. 291'. The Public Attention is particularly requested so this CIMCCI 11.
The greater part of this int is well planted with malt trees in a as it is the Original Coach established for carrying FOLI It It e
thriving and bearing state, and has an excellent site for building on. 511)ES only ; it is on the last highly improved Construcfion roe
Late. A roomy and convenient Mansion House, with all re- Ease and Safety, travels with a Guard and Lemes, and is worked
ertaite attached and detached Offices and Buildings, in good re- throughoia in the best possible style.
pair, and fit for the immediate reception of a Gentleman's Family,- NEWCASTLE, SUNDERLAND, ant SHIELPS new and
with extensive walled Garden, Pleasure Grounds, Fish Pond., expeditimis light roach, the Eclipse, through Stockton and Vat in,
Dove-house, and other conveniences, with a Mancr attached. carries only 4 insides, and li lighted and guarded, sets out every
The Mansion House stands on an eminence, commanding rich Afterneen at 3.
and picturesque views of the surrounding Country, is recessed at NORWICH Eipedltion Coalh, through Hockerill, Bourn-
'an agreeable distance from the Turnpike-road, on which the bridge, Newmaiket, Thetford, and Wymuntihain, every After-
/01El Coaches lass every day in the week. Likewise a comma noon, at s•
dines Farm House, with a very extensive and complete suit of OXFORD and WOODSTOCK light Ccacls (the Blenheim),
Barns. Stables, Cattle-stalls, Bust-houses, Cider-mill, Mill-house, Monday, Wednesday, auto Friday Morning, at a , through Ul-
and Cider-houses, with three good Cottages, all in good repair; tuldge, Wycombe, and Tetsworth.
and also a small but neat Inn, called The Trumpet, with Stable, PORTSMOU Ili Coach, every Morning, at half past 4, ex-
Barn, and Out-building', held therewith, together with 154 A. cePt Sundays
STAMFORD Coach, through Hertford, Baldock, Mutes-
tß. 36P. of highly valuable Land, nearly the whole thereof fer-
wade, and Stilton, every Morning, at t eaet 6.
tile and superior Meadow Ground. The Orchaids are exteneive
and most of them young and thriving and lucky to bear, the SUNDERLAND, Yarns, and Stockton Coach, every Morn.
whole forming (for any person desirous of combining comfort, in g, at ft past 6. .
pleasure, profit, and amusement), a most eligible Gentlemanly AvoRTHAM and Horsham Accommodation Coach, Morn-
liteedence nearly equal to any thing of the kind in this County. Ins, at 6; and a 4-inside New Eight Coach, alurniftes, at 8—
Each tfthe Lots is well wooded and watered, and distant from through Epeoin, Dorking, Lesitherbead, and 1- indult.
Ledbury four Miles, Malvern Wells ten, Worcester and Glou- • YORK Highflyer Coach, every Morning, i past 6, throuib
crater 20 miles each. Several Packs of Fox Hounds and • Har- Newark, Doncaster, and Ferrybridge, at which places it meets
riers are kept in the neighbourhood, a fine Sporting Country, the various branch Coaches to Leeds, Shetheld, liashfax, Bud•
abounding with Game, and is within three miles of a Trout denfield, Harruwgate, Carlisle, and all the other pr:ncipat towns
Stream. The Land-tax of the whole, except a few Acres, is Re• of the North. The Guard and Coach go through without cha-- I
ging, and only four coachmen. Paasengers booked through, aed
deemed, the Tithe and learochial Taxes moderate, and possession
of the whole (subject to Offgoing Tenant's Rights), may be had wishing to stop on the road, may proceed next day, without any 1
at Ciandlemas next • additioval fare.
The Premises may be viewed and Maps of the different leas YORK new and commodious Light Coach, the Felipe, car.
seen, end further partitulirs known,
_ha' applying to Francis riing onily. four insides, sets out every Afternoon at 9, sad closets
with the greatest celerity. The Guard and Coach go through to
Woreman, Esq. at Mainstone-Conrt aforesaid; Mr. Holbrook,
oak without changing, and only four Coachmen.
Solicitor, in Ledbury ; or the Auctioneer, in Hereford.
Descriptive Particulars may be had at the Auction Mart, Lon-
don ; Commercial Rooms, and Jack's Coffee-house, Bristol ; Who will not be accountable for any Glass, China, Plate, Watches,
Hotel, Hereford; Bell Inn, Gloucester; Hop-Pole Inn, Worces- • Cash, Bank•uotes, Bills, or Jewels, however small the -nate,
ter; the Feathers Inn Ledbury ;at Mainstone-Court ;at the nor for any other Article of more than ers value, it' lest or '
Office of Mr. Holbrook, Solic tor, Ledbury ;or of theAuctionoer, damaged, unless specified and paid for as such when delivered i
in kketford. et Moir 'awe is TOWS, Or WI lila Arsine la the Coostry. i
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