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EAST INDIA HOUSE, May 2, 1810.
THE COURT of DLRECIVRS of the UNITED
COMPANY of MESCHANTS .f ENGLAND, trading
t the EAST INDIES, do her.eis give Notice, '
That a Quarterly General Court •of the said Company will be
held at their House, in Leislenhall-street, on Wednesday the 40ch
of June next, at eleven o'clock in the forenoon, for the purpwe
of declaring a Dividandfrom Christmas last to Midsummer next;
That the Transfer Books of the said Company's Stook will be
shut on Tuesday the sth of June next, at two o'clock, and opened
again on Tuesday the 24th of July following ;
And that the Dividend tVarrants on the said Company's Stock
due on the sth July, will be wady to be delivered on Monday
the 16th of July next. WILLIAM RAMSAY, Secntary.-

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K.El4l;:tt AND AVON CANAI..
AN Advertiaement berlng 'appeared. in Several
Papers, calling a Meeting at Chippenham to consider of
making a Canal front Bristol to the Wilts ail.; Berks Canal, :it or
near Foxhaim, and subjoining a comperatlte statement of the
distances' front London to Bristol by the Kennet and .‘von
Canal, and the Wilts and Berks Canal; it is judged expedlt•tit
that some of the inaccuracies bf such statement should be pointed
out to the public.
The Wilts and Berks Company measure their Canal from
Pad.liaron, whilst on the contra side they measure the Kenner
and Avon Canal front Loerfue Br:.-fg?. They also state in the
Kennet and Avon account the length of the intended the from
Bath to Bristol at 17 miles and a,quarter, witereas it ,is only
about 13 miles. Both the Kennet and Avon, and the Wilts and
Berks Companies, have projected Improvements from the Easteru
Termitiatilits of their Cauals to London. , •
In the before-mentioned statement the Wilts and B..rks Com-
pany have taken full credit for the proposed improvement of their,,
line froni Abingdon to London, but they have totally left citte of
; the account the intended extersion of the Kennet and Avon Canal
Ito London, although u.,,,warth: of J:7oQ,ntio have been sub-cribed
. for thb tutor ourouse,and theliecesaiklilitesAures are now tiki.ig
(titropgdylKg tOl'arilament in the neat SeittOri for this tant

TO THE CLERGY, GENTLEMEN, ANT) FREEHOLDERS -
OF THE COUN rir OF GLOUCESTER.
Ocwrcemest, •
11-1 E sense of duty I ovine to my Country and the
-I- Public, at this critical juncture of afl.l rs on the Continent,
and feeling at the'same time the impossibility of attending to my
duty in Parliament, blving to my professional avocations and
heivg incapable from the nature of the pe-vire to fi.t a period fitr
my return, I venture to offer to my Coestitnents this Addend...die
Kleine. been• repeatedly honoured with the distingui•lied mark of
ybur approbetlott, sndleellng no laneecee is telequa.e to convey
my shanks or describe these sele.ati ....vial velich I am impressed
—.harpy in the, reflection that, duri:-.f. -, Bees! of many years, I
have not in a single instance been unmindful of, or deviated from
thit promise *Wit I made when I first selielted the honour of
being your Representa' ice in Parliament, I trust I have not failed
ii a z'...dott discharge of my duty, in an earnest endeavour to pro•
Mote tour interest, and in Maintai”i:lg do honourable indepen•
,l.ree. The moment, however, is arrived, when I feel I should
iti repay your kindness to m if I were lonf,er to eoreinue in that
situation it has been my pride to fin. lhe cri.ical state of this -
kingdom, requires that every man should be at his post, and the
import. • "calculi of the Senate skoa1:1 be as clotely attended
t,I. , d but not less nec.:entry dunce...of the war.
Under these imptvedous, I tett my resktratiou became, a duty I
owe to my native. [gentry.
Gentlemen—it was upon the presereption of my— family'.
lung fists:dished ctninections wit It the county of Gloucester, it was
under the sanction of that name, and those principles width I
shall Garry to my grave, that I first ventured to offer myself to
your notice. I understand that my nephew, Lord Dursley, win
offer himself to your attention to succeed ore, and I trust that it
will tent be deemed resumption in me to wish him every suo•
cess, and to look forward with ,confitleuce to him to fulfil those
duties towards you wiii;h my present proles:4lml situation pre.
a.ttdes me from doing; and should he be eventually honnured with
your choice, It will not only soften the regret I feel in taking kat.
of you, but will strengthen the obligations conferred upon me. Il
' the events of the war should ever penult my return, I shall
deem it an indispeosible part of my duty still to watch over the
interests of my native country, with as ardent a zeal as when I
bore the distinguished title of its Representative. Allow me to
aaure you again of those sentiments of respect and attachment
with which I subscribe myself. Gentlemen,
Your most sincere l;rlend and very grateful humble
Set-vant, GEORGE CRANFIELD BIRK.ELEY,
His Majesty's ship Barth:to., April 2, I Silk.

object.
It will be seen when the distances by the two Lines ate fairly
before the public' that the proposed Line from Bristol to 'London
by the Kennet atid .ks on Canal will be about tweaty,wila shorter
than Ile Line from Bristol by Foxham, and the Wilts and 'Jerks
; Canal ViAIM be a: stakd by the Wills and Berk: Company.
! Tile whole line of tlie.Kennet apt& Avon Canal from the Somer-
setshire. Collieries to Newbury (excepting the Lucks hear Devices)
is now completely ntwigahle, said coals are conveying upon it to
Newbury, front whence they he carried to any distant
I eastward, and by the end of the pr,,ent year those Locks will be
finished, and a barge may then pass fruits London to Bristol with-
! out -..ny iliiithag of cargo. JOHN WARD,
Iklarllsorough, May 1, 1810. Principal Clerk.

This day was published, very handsotudy printed, in Oue
Volume'' Post Octavo, price 94. in boards,
ATOCAL POETRY; or a Select Collection of
V English Songs. To which is prefixed a new Essay on Song
Writing.—By JOHN AMIN, M.D.
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OBSERVATIONS on some a the PRVICIPAL
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• By THOMAS COPELAND,
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TOTHE GENTI,FIi EN, CLEIWY, AND PREEN
• OF THE COUNTY OF GLOUCESTER.

OrNTLE 1??..4 •
MY Uncle, Vice• Admiral Berkeley, having from
the 11104 t disinterested and patriotic niolves, resigned the
honour of representing the County of Gloucester, encouraged by
his recommendation 1 take the liberty of offering myself as a C.
didate to sucieed him; shonld It be my good sort ace to be placed
through your favour in that exalted station, it shall be the study
of my life, by a zealJtv, independent, and attentive discharge of
my public duties, to prove the gratitude and attachment which
must ever induence the conduct of, Gentlemen,
Your mast faithful and 0:x-client hunible Servant,
Spring Gardens, April SO. DUASLEY.

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'TWO MEMOIRS upon the CAAI-10LIC QUES-
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the empire better than that the whole body shduld he animate .
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temper such as is here displayed, will more eirntually serve them
I than the must illustrious advotrate in the Senate."—Dillon on the
Coronation Review, Vol. 54.

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I'o BE SOLD, pursuant to an Older of the High Court of
Chancery, bearing date the 9th day of April, 1810, made in s
Cause wherein David Cuoynshame. Fag. ani others are Plain-
t' li,, anti John Lord Eldon, and others, are defendants, with
the approbation of Robert Steel, Esq. onu of the Masters of the
said Court, in Southampton-builiings, Chancery-lane, London,
some time about the end of the month of May, or beginning;
of the mouth of June, 1810, iu several Lots,
SEVERAL FREEHOLD and COPYHOLD
ES'IA:I'ES, situate in the Parishes of Streatham and Lama
beth, in the County of Surrey, late the property of Edward Lord
Thurlow, deceased. The day of sale will shortly be advenisedi,
and particulars may be had (grads) at the said Master's Cita.nbers.
in Southamptoo-buiklings aforesaid; of Messrs. Forster, Cooke,
and' Frerc, Solicitors, Lincoln's Inn; and of Mr. James, Bar
*tit-court, Carry-street, I.ondon, Land Agent, where a Inas
of the said Estates how remain to he seen.

GLOUCESTERSHIRE.—VALUABLK FARM.
'lO BE SOLD BY A'ICTION,
By Mr. WHITE, of Collard,
At the Bell Inn. at Frampton-upon-Severn, on Wednesday the
16th day of May neat, between the hours ot Three and Flys
hi the Afternoon, subject to such conditions ts shall be than,
procl.icra,
mVALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, Tithe
Free, Land- l'ex of the principal part redeemed, lite the
preper:y of Mr. Henry. Carter, deceased, eligibly situated In t
he
populous and flouri•lting parish of Arlingham, in this Couture
through Wads the road to the intended Tunnel under the River
S. vent passes ; and consisting of a newly-erected and commodious
Messuage or Farm-Home, darns, Stables, Yards, and requisite
Out-buiLlings, and 100 Acres and upwards of rich Arabia, Mee.
dow, and Pasture Land, and prime Orcharding; which will be
put up tok:ther, or in the Lots hereunder mentioned, as may be
agreed at the time of Sale, •
• Buildings be.
Lot 1. The Farm House, Yards, Gardens, and
longing, together with Three Cottages, near thereto, and the
fullowing Lands; A. R. P.
lanted with choice
Four tnaosures of rich Pasture, p
Cider Prst Trees, now in their prime, containing to-
getier '••• - - - - - - 14 0 0
A Meatlaw Ground, atiletiereat Netting - 0 0
Two Closes of Meadow, called West Marsh Meads 21 0 0
Three inclosures of Arable*LatA near the Reen
Di. -
An inclusute of Arable, tailed Horsecroft

- 91 0 •
10 9 0

• $1 1 0
I.nt 2. A Piece of Pasture, celled The Rises • 0
I.ot S. Two ciosa of Meadow Pasture, and Or-
ehartling, called Killioserway. - - IS II •
For a view of the Fare, apply a the Faris House; bed doe
further particulars, to Mr. Taylor, at Culver House, near awn-
ham ham; Mr. Nathaniel Hawkins, Newland, neer onmootitg W.
G. Cottrill, No. 1, Small-street, Bristol; or MMr:
Solicitor, hi Dursley.
N. B. A part of the purchase Money may remain on Montage
of the Premises .and immediate p.wisession thereat will be given.
Arlingliam b pka'antly situated on the Eastern banks of tbe
Severn ; distance 1 mile trims Newnhatn, from which place it
separated by the course of, that beautiful river; 10 miles was
Berkley; 10 from auraley; 10 from Stroud; and 10 too
Gloucester. •

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