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London, England, 1819-06-22 00:00:00

Thatat the QUARTZ ILLT GiNURAL COURT tithe
said Company, appointed to be bead at their Roues, in Lead*.

ball4trett, on

,Y, ebe sad blew, at arm

o'Clock in the Foresees, those wsa be subsuittet for conirma-.
lion, the Reads:don of the Gametal Court ot As 19th Maylast,
approving the Grant to lie Moaaar infaxwati, Who COMM
rsar'&.l his Majesty's late ship Alone, of. the sear 1 4.180 Q;
ski the appointment of a Chapisio to the Compsay's Factory
a I.7enton, with a salary of AllOO per Annum, payable out at
the Commission.

Th. Report respecting Sir Murray Maxwell, as required by
the By-Laws, now lies ai this House for the perusal of the Pro-
rietors. . JOSEPH DART, Starelmy.

EAST-iNDLtf HOUSE, lone 9, lets.
THE COURT VDIRECTORS of the UNITED
'- COMPANY if saLERCHANTS if ENGLAND andel;
bike EAST-INDIESde 46elfry give Mdcc,
'That the QUARTERLY GENERAL COURT of the
43.1 Company appointed to be held at their Haim in Leiden' -
iallstseet, on WEDNESDAY, the tad instant, is Weser
made Special,. for the purpose of receiving a ItepOrt from the
Committee appointed to inspect the East-India Company's *-
Lows, and of considering certain propositions therein contained
for altering By-Laws, Cap. 6, Sections 19 and 20, and Cap. 7,
Sections I and 8, for repealing By-Laws, Cap. 15, Sections 9,'.
4, and 5, and for ordaining By-Laws instead at those proposedl
to be Vepealed. .:101EPH DA line:enters.
TO THE PROPRIETORS OF BART-INDIA STACK.

•
Lames Ann Gresuncen,
AVACANCY having inecurted in your Court of
Directors by the much-lamented death of SAMUEL
DAVIS, Esq. I should inunediatk have came forward in the
tope of succeeding him in that distinguished situation, were it
tot for the asidthradeo that two Gendenten have long 011111.
I;ed your attention, previously to my having solicited your suf-
frages. Under these circurnatances, therefore, it is not my in-1
tontiwt to trouble you on the present occasion, but I stand
pledged.to offer mysclf to your nodes on the next vacant, that
may uccut=-I have the honour to be, Ladies and Gentlemen,
Your obedient and faithfel bet4ant,
Et, Tortland-placle, June ts, iBI9 W. CURTIS, Jun.

NEXT THURSDAY, Two Prises of £30,000,
Sterling Money; 2,000 GUINEAS in GOLD, &c. &c.
Aluot all be drawn. Tickets and Shares are ac na by EYTON,
Stock Broker, 2, Cornhill, who aOld last Lottery, 5,115,1'2,000;
and in the last Contract, 4,456, a Prise of .G 20,000, in Teo
Shares, Ste. &c.—All business in the Public Funds unneeded
with fidelity and dispatch.

This day was published, in Royal eve. price 7s. Bd. sewed,
vol. I. Part. IT. to be continued, of
REPORTS of CASES, principally on PRAC-
TICEAIio and PLEADING, and relating to the Office of
Magistrates, determined in the Court of King's Bench, in Ras-
ta Term, MI Geo. 111. OM), with copious Notes.
By JOSEPIi CHITTY, Esq.
Of the Inner Pine!, Barrister at Law.
Lsindou : Printed for Henry Batterworth, Law Bookseller,
No. 7, Fkevetreet, between fhe Temple Gates:
Of whem may be had,
The First Part of Mr. Cllitt?s Reports, containing the Cases
Hilary Term last, price 70 4d,

Jain published, thief es.
POUR SERMONS, pteached before the Univer-
vity of Cambridge in the mouth of Pebeinty, 18191 to
Irtich is added, a Sermon preached before the Unkerslty in
3:dy, 1818.
fly the Rev. EDWARD HULL, It A.
Of St. John's College, Cambridge:
Cambridge 1 Printed by J. Smith, Printer to the Unhersity
:rd sold by Deighton and Sons, Cambridge ; V. C. and J. Ri-
.:agton, St. Pa Cs Church-yard and Waterloo-place; and Hat-
caard, PlceadlUy, London.

This day was published, in three vols. tense. price Is. bds.
LEOLIN ABBEY; a Novelßy ALICIA LE-
A-4 FANU, Author of Strathaean: and' Helen Monteagle.'
P.itted for Longman, Horst, Rees, Orme, and &Own, London.
Of whom may be !At lately published,
Dudley; a Novel. By Miss O'Keefe, Author of " Petri-
ecbal Times," " Zambia." he. 5 vela. lemo. s!. is. boards.
.% Traveller% Tale of the last Century. By Miss Spence.
vole 16s. 6d.
The Veteran; or, Mitrimonial Felicities, 3 vole. 12mo. IL Is.
Hesitation : or, To Marry, or Not to Marry. By the Au-
thc: of the Bachelor art' Married Man, 5 vole. Ins.

* This day was published, price Is.
PVERY ONE HAS HIS FAULT; a Comedy,—
4:4 By Mrs. INCHBALD. A. now performing at the
ttatre Royal, Covent-Oardon. -
Ling No. X LIX. of THE NEW BRITISH THEATRE.
heated for Longman, Mirk, Rees, Oirne and Brown, London.
Of whom may bi had, edited by krs. Inchbald.
I. The British Theatre; or, A Collection of Plays, which are
rived at the Theatres Royal, printed under the Authority and
by Permission of the Managers, from the Prompt Books.
With Biographical and Critical Remarks:
In 2.5 Vols. royal leuno. with Engtiiings, price £6; lis. 6d.
sad on fine Paper, with Portraits and Proofs, price £l5:
2. The Modern Theatre, in Ten Vols. £2. 10s. boards, and
Pine Paper, £5. 15s. boards.
=.. Collection of Farces, in &Ten Vols. price Xi. 151.

Mr;

Oarraway's, , of JOly, at IS esti,-
riIHE celebrate. . PiEIteEFIEL pea
diepstow, in Moinnouthaire the ?MK) assigg a
noble Mansion, standing in a Path of $7l Mee; nom men on tel
side by a &one Wan, on the Stier by the River Wye'. The
whole Estate comptises TWO THOUSAND SIX. HUN.
DEED AND SEVENTY-FOUR ACRES of Land, so-
' wading on both the banks of the Wye' frows.ckee to Dawn
is Abbey, to the TOwn of Chepstow, and of the annual rake of
THREE THOUSAND SIX HUNDRED AND SIXTY
' POUN DS.• •
In pictou'esqm seamy thin-spot has been WA eikbisisd as
the Ant in Brat Britain, Nature laving lavished her favouri
apo4l with a most bountiful Said, end rendered it the book
and pride of all lovers of fine scenery. The intrinsic mks is
groat, from its contiguity to Chepstow and the Severn, which
cobs Ms to the best =ahem.
• may be had of Messrs. White • ind Woodson's.
• See. ;of Messrs. Letnans, Saikkors, B&W;
Mr. Cooke. Selatir, Ross; of Messrs. Watt, Soliekots, Bath;
and at Mr. ilraludirs. Lod Agent and Surveyor, No. et P.
.Mall, of «bay 'aims may be bad to view it.

LOUOIII3OKOU6H, CESTRASHIREG
TO Eli LET-Olt SOLD; •
And anal be rowed upon itnpsedlitely,
AN Excellent DWELLING-HOUSE, situate inll
alleluia and convenient part of the Town of Lough-
borough, containing a nreakfast.roten, Dhdng.avioas, and Draw.'
ing.reotn, Ave Bed-rooms, and three Attie', with good Cellar*,
outmodes* Kitchen, and other attached and detached Officestand.
Stables, Yard and Garden.
Also another Dwelling-Home,part of thee** Proporti, and
ad* , which ray be occupied With the twat* if required.
his eligibly duntte in a Ise
liens,nwt* constrYt
and ecotignoits to three of the most principal- ln the king-
dom—The Babies now toondned in the above.otendoned Pra
wises may, at a moderns* expense, be increased tb any number
a Gmdisgq,pr.Fesshnetet may require.
For and to treit, apply to Mr. &avidity, Suotier,
ss lettlikbot434llAtfora to -Pblllol4-

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TN BLOOMSBURY-SQUARE, four doors Avoill
IN
the top of Southampton-Skeet, Holborn, b THZ IRISH
LINEN COMPANY'S ONLY WAEEHOUSE IN LON,
130_,11 established nineteen years, for the Sale of IRISH
SHIRTING and SHEETING CLOIIII by the piece, at the
facteti peke, Warranted fee durabillbso.colour, and to repay
the perdmmsoncsey should any WI Er. The Company,
front the natured their Establishmemb sad in Ireland, offer
to the Comany the above Artkles cheaper than they
can be procured *rough any other medbilLS—Good Irish Bills
and Bank a Debut Neal takes as WilitsmCountry orders
punctually tended to.

•
JOHN DONOVAN, No. 4, Blooni, London.
JOHN DOYLE, No. Si; St. Mary's Abbej, Dublin%

BRITISH PAIN' MANUFACtORY, 62, Queei-
Chespaide, London.
is* cwt. ere mkt
Invisible or dark Green ... 48s. Pale Mew Paint
Olive ditto ' 765. Bright Red 'Paint 345.
Bright Or i l its. Dark ditto
Slate, Lead, and, . Chocolate
atone Colours Black
Bright Yellow " 56L Prepared Oil per Gall 41. Gd.
These Paints are basely ground in linseed Oil,' and may be
used for ail purposes of Painting, inside or amide; they are
very ornamental and preserving, and are easily applied, requiring
only to be thinned with the prepared OIL
!ZS CWT, 721 CALLOW
Genuine White Lead
Ditto, for Oat.donr
Work ens.
Terrads.
t 3
. Colours dry or ground, for every ameription bf Mose
Painting, of the best quality.
Refined Coal Tar Brown ilas. per Cart
1. Ursa. and Co. most respectfully inform the Public, that they
may be supplied with every article in the Oil and Colour Line,
warranted genuine, and in quandtles suited to their convenience.
N.B. Metchanta and Dealers will be Supplied with dry sad
ground Colours stilted to the Home and Forehm.biarkets atavism
advantageous terms.

HENRY'S CALCINED MAGNESIA continued
Ai to be prepared was the most agmeissis are and assen;.
doe; by Mesas& Themes end Wusteat Mogitr, Mao
Chemists, Manchester. 11 is gold ta-blegiags rice lirot
with glass stoppers at 4& IMAllagerbedisdPkwith fun dirtegbnig
for its we, by their vaginas Awls hr
.dr.3 . god
throushoutthe OWNS Widow; bolt caribe
their names are lairegill the 011os111111114 Stamp, which is.
Axed over the awl et spew of eselb.blink&—Of most of the '
venders of the Magnesia be had, sedwaticated by a similar
Seam& Horses Amman of Vasalia., the ioventiosrof
's and the cady WNW preperation of that antis. -

BILIOUS AND LIVER COMPLAINTS.
AS a mild and effectual remedy for all those dis-
orders which originate in 'Added sedan of the liver and
binary organs, namely, isiligeetiois, lose of seed* knreLseltos.
heartburn, flattdencies, asthma, ellteeknerisf the Deer,
&e. fac. it may be asserted with the stelMest trulkidtst DIXON'.
ANTIBILIOUE PILLS hail net with aims general appro-
val than auy other medicine whoesder- eamdtutes their
recommendation to the notice of sOorpiallsilksd emitted with
the above complaints. They unite adeesemendadasof
mild operation with successful ; squire no mania
of eonfineinent whatever during their nee. Is tropical climates,
where the Consequences of redundant and vitiated bus 'ire se
prevalent and alarming, WIT are an invalselde slid dkildt pro-
tection. They are likewise peculiarly ealenleeld to edesisd dka
orders arising front messes of the table, to ramps en gem of
the stomach, and to ;emote eiery complaini oeeeialtedif
gularity
Sold in

!km, Chemists,
ihrugiturs

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larlact. r
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Oran rupee* the second real*, of the Had-
• NW was dieelsarged, and nisewed for
~f Xl[o
small
Lnteadoe
move
ihumett tottetto
.1 731/CK., offer Welty atetting t
it
sr
the
lthei
an Theriday.
TbroVof LIMIGRILIL 204 the
sUgaimagtf a express
Ms strong disapprobation that aMIof • 'great importance
orldt sp a
fawned to the comet to Which it •referred, should be
at slivery advanced a period Of the Seestom .
Bard. HOLLAND two doss: one from, the
IMlots.lll.tbe Coax, JW of Uncoil% respecting the Inseleent
X Act; usl the second from soma' place in the North
al
Of Torttre_elling a ',Alan of the Olhdool Cole.
Bari of L A ImmtDALS, doer a few imodoctery re-
stated Ida latention, an Psienfiay neat, to submit a new
OrtriseA the adoption of their Lordships, width
Lo to that Do all for the regulation of any trade,
runt
the of *dealer milts, or enacting etrtain pub-
with !terser to the sante, should be read the second
111 sport from the. Beard of Trade. with their
Ee( *tea, and the grounde upon
.which such were
. tidt Noble Earl deemed would opetatk aO a molt
check.
CAM PATisairni 1111th..

The Earl of HARROWBY, in moving the Cbiu,
mint* on the Bank Cash Payment Bill; did nix feel
it necessary to occupy much of their Lordships time ;
as the grounds of the Measure were most • fully ex-
plained in the Report of the BAIL Committee. He
combated. however, the argunients which had been
brought forward to prove, that if this measure were
adopted it would tend to drain this country of her
gold: It way desirable, nevertheless, that this Re=
empties bf Cash Payments should be as gradual•as
in order that the 'coinstry should be gra-
- V accustomed tb this change of circumetencei.:
The balance of trade in favour of this country would
enable the Bank to resume Specie Payments in a
short time trithout inconvenience.
The Marquis of LANSDOWNE addressed the
House at some length on the occasion, not so Much
in reference to the particular measure before their
Lordships' with which, generally speaking, be cor-
dially concurred, as upon certain' -important topics
which be deemed not unconnected with it. The Bill
itself he thought would go to extricate the country
from one of the most arduous and dqficult Situations

is whieh it was ever placed ; and further, he 'thought
it would constitute a land-mark, pointing out the
tare course which we should in future pursue, and
that perilous Course which we ought to Avoid ; and
he hailed it at an auspicious omen, that the principle
of Morning at soon as practicable to k metallic cur-
rency, met wit 'almost unanimous approbation. He
then referred to the nature of a provision or clause,
which he had an idea of proposing, though not to
if the tense of Noble Lords seemed in the least
again* it. The Noble Marquis then passed on to a
seam' view of the present financial situation of the
country ; and in the outset, he chiefly adverted to
the Sinking Fund, with respect to which he thought,
if Mr. Fox s clause was acted upon so long since as
1803, a considerable saving wbuld have accrued to
the Public, and he approved of the Noble Earl's
conduct, in recently making that fund available in-
stead of a larger lean. On this part of the financial
'system his Lordship dwelt in some detail, and he
teemed to doubt the policy of continuing, under the
:presknt circumstances of the country, that provision
which directed the speedy or immediate payment of
one per cent. out of all loans contracted, as it in effec.s
amounted to a taking front one quarter what wisa
immediately to be paid away in another, which, in
fact, operated no real diminution of the public debt.
In justice to the plan to be effected by the Bill, and,
in justice to the Country, he should have u jailed that
.the operation of the plan was left unclogged with
any addition to the present buthens of taxationapon
the Country ; and that no recurrence of the kind
should take place as long as the plan was in opera-
tion, as such would doubtless fend to put the Country
in a situation which would enable it better to bear
such additional burthens, if then found necessary-
After several, farther observations on the financial
circumstances of the country„, the Noble Marquis
cordially, concurred in the present motion.
The Earl of LIVERPOOL also spoke at consider-
able length upon the occasion. Their Lordships, he
observed, were generally aware that he had uniformly
and repeatedly declared his opinion and desire that,
the country should.return to a metallic currency as
soon as possible. He had always considered that ar-
rangement with die Bank as a temporary expedient.
At the same time they should consider that the a-
cute, of the late war, a war sine
. as well as extent, cal for that
emotion which gave facilities to that
ermiimd 101 to bring that arduous and
aiiineeialM hetua The long du-

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