The Statesman.
London, England, 1821-11-19 00:00:00

EAST INDIA HOUSE, Nor. 14, ISM.
LIE Court of Director* of the rusted Compan.9
et, Merchants of Englund. iradiny to the East Indies.
linving, on the Bib and 18th July last, issued Public Adver-
tisements, giving notice that measures had been adopted
which might lead to the discharge of a large portion of the
existing Indian Loans, and that the Court had authorised
their Bengal Government to open a new 6 per rent. Loan In
India, to which the then present 6 per Cent. Obligations of
1811 would be transferable : and whereas, by advices re-
cently received from India, the Court of Directors are in-
formed that on the Ist May, 1621. the Governor General in
Counal at Fort William gave notice.; that the Pronvissory
Notes of the Bengal Government, standing on the General
Register of the Registered Debt of that Presidency, bearing
date the 30th June, 1811. and numbered 1 to 10.000 inclu-
sive, would he discharged at the General Treasury on Tues..
day the 31st July last, on which day the Interest thereon
would cease; but that any of the Notes advertised for pay-
ment would, until further orders, be received in transfer to
the New Loan then opened.
And whereas the Court's intention of opening a New Loan
in India, as set forth in their before-m.ntioned Advertise-
ments of the 6th and 18th July last, has thus been anticipated
by the Bengal Government,
The Court of Directors do hereby give Notice, That
the measures in contemplation by the Court. and ad-
verted to in their said Advertisements of the tith and 18th
July last, are to be considered as entirely- void and of none
effect.

And whereas In the Advertisement published by the Ben-
gal Government in the Calcutta Gazette on the Ist May last,
notice was given that transfers of the Notes advertised to be
paid off to the New Loan, were to be received until further
orders ; and by the II th Clause of the Conditions of the New
Loan the Accounts of the said Loan are to be closed on the
31st March, 1812.
And whereas Proprietors of the Promissory Notes adver-
tised to be paid off, resident in Europe, may not be enabled
to convey instructions to India for the transfer of their pro-
perty into the New Loan, before the said Loan shall have
been closed, _ _ _ _ _ .

The Court of Directors do hereby give notice, That they
have directed their Bengal Government to permit the trans-
fer of all Promissory Notes of the 30th June, ISt 1. to the
Loan of the Ist May, MIL which Notes shall be tendered in
India on or before the 30th Jone. IS-22. _ _

And whereas it appears by the Fouth Clause of the Condi-
tions of the said Loan of Ist May. IS2I. that the Proprietors
of Promissory Notes trausferred to that Loan rezideat in
Europe, might, if they required it. ite paid the interest on
their Notre. up to the 31st Deremher. ISII. by Bills on the
Court of Directors at twelve mouths' date, anti at 11(.61. the
Sicen Rupee ;
The Court of Directors. in view to the further acernroo-
dation of P:oprieturs resident in Eirope, do hereby farther
give notice, That those Creditors le.t.a side resident in
Ettrope, wit° shell have tranaferred, nr who shall transfer.
in India, Cwir Bonds of the Loan of 3:hit Jane. 1511. lutist
loan of Ist 'May. 1811, by nunets of their Ageots duly an-
thoviseds- (mew before the 80th June next. shall have tise op-
tion o? 'receiving their Interest for another half "Vettl,.'vEz. fetfew'
the 31st December. IS2I, to the 30th June, 1te.22. by Bills on
the C. tart of Directors at 11 months date, end ..?;. (141. the
:Sicea Rupee ; the Bills to he drawn specifically payable
to the absent Proprietor, or his order, nod not to the
order of any Agent or Agents whatsoever ; hut those absent
Creditors who shall have required, or who shall require, the
payment of the Principal of their Obligations of 30th June.
1811, in Cash, will not he entitled to the extended option of
remittance of Interest hereby conceded to subscribing absen-
tees, all accruing Interest due to them to the period when
titer may have demanded their Principal, shall he paid ini
Cash only. at the Treasury in Calcutta.
The Court of Directors do further give Notice, That the
Notes of absent Creditors. who shall omit to sitnify their
intentions at the Presidency of Fort William, definitively,
with respect to the Promissory Notes of Stith June, ISI I,
n or before the 30th June, 1t4:22, will remain withont Inter-
est from that period.
Tlie Court of Directors have also resolved. that if the :,en-
gal Government shall see no objection to measure, cre-
ditors who have subscribed. or who may hereafter subscribe
to the Loan of let May, awl, may. if they think proper. em-
ploy the agency of the Accouutant Greens!. and Sub-Tres-
sorer at the several Presidencies in India. in ;vomiting the
remittance to England of the Interest on their obligations.
by means of bills of exchange on the Court. to lie purchased
in the market at the current prices of the day. it 'wk.?: dis-
tinctly understood that no responsibility shall attach to the
East India Company for the acts of those ollieers. in girt tie
of the authority which may be thus gi red to them.
Thecoaditione of the Loan of the Ist May, l$ 1, mcy he
seen by application at the office of the Accountant General,
at this house.

JOSEPH DIRT, Secretary.

TO those afflicted with GOUT, RHECIIATIC
GOUT. RHEUMATISM. ere.—Mr. REYNOLDS'S
SPECIFIC is earnestly recommended as the only remedy
at present tnown. to be equally relied on, for its safety
and effiesTy. The proprietor is well warranted in this as-
sertion, from the experience of some thousand persons, who
have, daring the last six years enjoyed freedom from pain.
and renovated health by its occasional use. It is sold in
bottles at 4s. lid. each, containing three to six doses, more
than sufficient to restore any sufferer to ease and health, by
Mr. W. Reynolds, Bookseller. 137, Oxford-street ; Salter,
65. Whiteeliapel ; Taylor. 73, Newington Causeway ; Bruce.
3. City-road ; Stradling and Nix, Royal Exchange; and by
most respectable genders.—Purchasers should inquire for
" Reynolds's Gout Specific."

AMONG the numerous remedies that from time to
time solicit public attention, none less maiatvined so
extensive and durable a reputation as Doctor Solomon's
cordial Balm of Gilead. which is now statedly resorted to
by great numbers of invalids for relief in those debilities of
the nervous system that constitute a large portion of the
complaints of the studious, the fashionable. and the dissi-
pated. It has a surprising power in controuling disordered
sensibility, and inspiring new vigour Into the Innsruid powers
of life. In affections of the bead, whetheraccompanied with
pain and giddiness, or marked by the more grievons calamity
of impaired mental energy; in palpitations of the !wart, fla-
tulence, loss of appetite and strength, and the multiorni symp-
tains of disordered digestion, this remedy will be found to
possess the most salutary efficacy.
It is sold in bottles at Ils. and 335. each. by Mr. John-
*Oa, 68. Cornlii II ; Mr. Bangor, 130, Oxford-street. London ;
Mrs. Ann Bowen, Norwich; and all medicine venders.
• Patients desiring particular advice are requested to trans-
mit their eases to Gilead-House, Liverpool, with an inclosure
of One Pound.

On the first day of every Lottery, there are certain
arranxements to make which causes it t.) be rather
later Ciao on another day before they can coMmence
drawing. This accounts for the news of the £30.000
•Prize, drawn on the 30th ult. being sold-by thou, not
reiching leis 06ce till eleven mitamres past nine, al-1
though it was the very first Prize. Nest d.g of draw'
ing, To-morrow, If he sells the £30.040, we think
he.wW trecive Abe intelligence Amid litteetinikates
and a half after nine.