The Statesman.
London, England, 1809-07-14 00:00:00

Price Is. tid. per box. with piniu diredissm

Sold, wbolebile and retail. br Barclay and Aar, No. ti,
Fleet !dark', ; and Mail by Mathews and [Rigby /tn. lb,
Stilted ; Newberry sod Sons, St. Paul's; Mee, and Co.
How Church-surd ; Tott, Holton. Royal tubber i
Sanger, Oatiordittroet : Cobb, Ilaymarket ; Vade, Gamble;
Witham, Strand ; Early, Swallow-street; and by all rope-
table renders of Medicine in the kingdom.

DR. JAMES'S ANALEPTIC PILLS AND FLYER
PO WDLR,
MAY be had Genuine, as usual, ts. 9cl. the
Box sad Is. 9d. the Packet, of E. PLBRIN, No.
.104 louthaniptoo-street, Covent.garden, Lm.dua..
P. prepared the Analytic Pills for the late Dr. James,
MS the time he first composed them (*petards of four
ymillabefore he obtained the king's Patent). until kis decease,
ail 14 meths after, fur the benefit of his Family, when be
isallmeaded and instructed Christopher 11111, who coo-
Awed to prepare theta about ten Yvan for the Doctor's
Sucre:won.
H. PERRIN also assisted in the Preparation of the Fever
Powder, upwards of two Years prior to the Doctor's de-
cease, the penwa who usually prepared them being is a had
Slate of health, acid iseapable of conducting the Pnreta.—
The Truth of the above was confirmed on Oath, lief are
Robert Peckham, Lord Mayor, the wit of July, 1;781, and
J. Hopkins, Lori *arm., the 18th of Nov. 1791, as may be
aireetalned by ',entail( the Bah of Directkm, &c. Etna
with the bledicines.
N. H. Liberal Allowance to Practitioners and Tilden.

STONE AND GRAVEL.
Vthose afflicted with the STONE and
iRAVEL,N the Proprietor of ABRAHAM' LI-
THON TRIPTIC is happy in having it in his power wetter
e Medicine which has invariably proved bah a safe and ef-
fectual Remedy for those dreadful Disorders.
It% beneficial Effects have been long experienced in an ex-
tensive circle of private Practice, and the following d, select-
ed for the information of the Public, front anionic rummy mill.
Cases of the Cures it has performed; a Collet act.hunt itf
which ma) be had (gratis) of the andermentiuund Venders,

CASK.
Mr. A PRAM' 1,4 —Sift, Maraaion, reh. 24, 1905,
Gratitude to yoo, and affection to mr fellow-creature',
eautrain ode to inform you of my met For your Lithontrip,
tic only aunts to be more generally known.

About four •ears back I was seized with the Stone and
Gravel in my Kidneys; 1 need not nseution any this about
the pain that I laboured under, that can be better conceived
ibau cspremed by those unh-tppy sufferers who ha►e felt the
wine, and it is principally for their good that 1 send you this
for publication.

After trying every thing that the faculty could do, and
being reduced to suck a state of weiskoess that my life nal
despaired of, I was sent to the Infirmary at Truro; I wa,
there sir weeks daring which time every atientiou was paid
to my case, butl did slot Had thr least benefit, so that I re-
turned as I. went, only with this difference, I was sthongly
persuaded that my disorder would end iii death. I had,
therefore, now given up all thoughts of relief, until i Mend
of mine who had heard of many surprising cum which had
heel' made by your medicine, after other meats bad failed,
todvesed me to give it a fair trial ; I did co, and strange as it
may appear, by taking slily two bottles, I am quite restored,
amiable So follow my busmen.

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Mount-street, Whiterkapel.—Lantl-tar redeetnetL.—fly Sir.
BURTON, at Ctbrrawit‘'s, on Wednesday, July 46, at It
rIPHE LEASE or a near, comfortable RESI-
DENCE for a small relsertable Fatally. coavadentb
NW pleasantly situate, No. '2, ‘lnniie-street, Nett-read, SI.
George's, about 15 minutes walk from 'Change ; and fan-
tails three sleeping rooms, a drawing-room, twos parlour!,
tan kitchens, and walled garden. Let In a tenant at will, at
351. per annum. field on Rase for about 60 year., at a
groand rent of $l. per annum. To be viewed, and particu-
lars had on the premises; at Garraway's; and of Mr. Bur-
Sou, 64, Combat.

To Tanner: and others.—A compact Taw-rand. with 2 Dwel-
in-homes, Bermondsey.—By Mr. BURTO'4. at (-Arra-
way'., na Monday, July 17, at 12 o'clock. in one lot,
AValuable LEASEHOLD ESTATE; com-
prising a compact tan-yanl, with about 40 handles. 6
layers and spenders, a bark-mill. mill-house, a substantial
bark-bare, leather-lsoucrs, dr% ing.lofts, cart-Indge, and .ta-
bling; :the two good Dwelling-houses in front of the pre-
mise;; situated, Ni. 47 and 2s, Lang-lane, Bermond-
sey. The whole WU on lease for about 27 years. at a ground-
s's.' at U. per oatwta. TO he viewed, and particulars had MI
the premises; of Mr. B Yind. Solicitor, Throgmorton-
street; at Garraway's; and of Mr. Burton, 62, Catskill.

Genteel drtaebed Cottage, with Chaise-house. Stabling, and
large Girtlen, Hollaway.—R., Mr. BURTON, at I:ar-
eawa7's, on Monday, July 1,, at 12 &cluck.
A iubAtautial built I.E.S.SEIIOLD REST-
D ENC F., In perfect order, pleacantly ,ituated, nearly
epp2sile the Chapel, lloiloway, about 1 miles from town:
esataiaisg fair bed-raono, a handsome drawing-room, 195
feet by 12, will Molests to the door, and iron balcony
dining-re.s. 111 feet by 12, communicating to parlour
oddi dams, large bow-window, with entrance to gar-
de t pie want patios's. convenient kitchen, and domestic
eters, taro garden srenstorked, chaise-bouce, stabling, .Ic.
Meld laishiele war ?0 ram remain utwvpirrd, at
wary moderate teat. To be viewed, and particulars had on
the premises; at Garraway's; sod of Mr. Burton, 62, Cornbill.

Wh'ore's Farm, Thumkilter, Etnev.—By Mr. BURTON,
• at Gartavray's, on M,m•Lar. July 17, at 12 o'clock.
A Vafluble FREV1101,1) FARM, called
bounes, lyiax in the Par of Thtmdersky, in the
amity of Esser, 6 miles from Southend, and 36 from Lon-
de& lite estate is very rampart, well connected, and in
vild state of cultivation, and commix, a subgantial farm-
issuea with barns, stablinc, cow-houses, well-covered farm-
yard, and ?06A. 311. 19P. A pagure, arable, and wood
ha l, the whole (orating a desirable property; laud-tax re-
deemed. To be viewed by. application to Mr. Beecham, of
Timedersie, of whim printed particulars may be had.
Particulars on the premises; nt the Royal Hotel, Southend;
Nark Boy, Chelmsford; at Carraway's; sad of Mr. Bill"-
Ilea, 63, Corithill, where a map of the etante may be ieeu.

Prekkam.—Neat with Gardens, Chaise-bosses, and
Stables.—By Mr. BURTON, on Monday, July 17, at
twelve o'clock, at Garniniafs, in Lots in consequence of
Nits Slapletow's removal to Matte-hill, Greenn ich.
Lot 1. A Neat RESIDENCE, situate in Union-
v, Peckham, containing sit sleeping-roorss,
a•drasiag, dining, and morning room. hall, kitchen, and
ttomenticwith front nnil back walled garden, Imo feet
Is depth ; lease asexpired, 27 years, at a rent of 541. per
awn*. istares at a valuation. Lot ?. k ditto, ditto, situ-
ate artialsi mg, aid early similar, with the addition of a large
mica to the garden; lea.e unexpired 21 sears, at a rent of
44. per menial; the fixtures at Ayala:llion. Lot 3. A new-
erected bnek-built chaise-hawse and stable, behind int 1, with
a back communication; a lease will be granted for 27 years,
at a rest of bl• per annum. I.nt 4. A ditto. ditto, behind
lot I, with a back rommnnication ; a lease will be granted
he 21 years, at a rent of 41. per To be viewed till
the sale; particul sr% had on the premises, of :Messrl. ilson,
upholders, ikloortichis; at Ciarraway's; and of Mr. Burton,
62, toralidt.

Valuable Freehold Farm, Ewe:.—By Mr. BURTON, at
Carraway't., on Moisda, July 17, at It o'clock,
ADe,italile FREEHOLD ESTATE; compri-
sing a most complete Farm of about 155 A. IR. 25P. of
'meadow at d arable land, with iuhstantial brick-built Farm-
lime, barn, excellent stabling, cos-house, and well-shel-
tered faros-yard, situate at Vange, near Billericay and Had-
Teigh, is fee enmity of Essex ; about lY talks from Southaarl,
from Billericay, aid 1) from London. The premises are
jo,lieiustsly placed in the centre of the estate, which is singu-
larly compact, well connected, and in hien cultivation, with
an easy conuaunication t.s the various parts; many of the
principal fences are recently new. The whole forming a rom-
plete propeit v, and presents as eligible offer to Gentleuseo de-
s:r4us of ,eating small capital to landed property. The
F.state let ,at lease to Mr. Rudlaad, a respectable tenant,
foe near 3•1 years, at a moderate rent of 1701. clear of all de-
dsetisin. To be viewed, and particulars had on the premi-
ses; of sir. O. Ilarvey, Solicitor, Feering-house, Kelvedon,
have; Royal lintel, Southend; Three Cups, Colchester;
Crown, Billericay ; at Garraway's and Lloyd's; and .f Mr.
Burton, 64, Coe abik, where a plan of the Estate may be
''coat,

Capital Freehold lon, and Pasture Grould.—By Mr. BUR-
TON, at Garraway's, on Monday, July 17, at 12 o'clock,
io ?lob, by order of the Proprietor,
Lot 1. A (;apit.a FREEHOLD and old stab.
liu!ocd and well known INN, situate in the heal-
thy and ouch-oilroired toms of Kelvedoa, in the eoanty of
Esser, 10 miles from London, railed the Arrest, in the oc-
capition of Nits. Webb; consisting of a eommodious and
welt-adapted House, haring an excellent kitchen and bar,
capital nine emits and cellaring ; parlours, well suited for
the reception of families, and numerous airy bed-chambers
over the same; neat and productive ~=arden. The premises
are well supplied with water, and moderately assessed. The
Angel Inn has ling been frequented b 3 the first families, who
travel the Great liautern road. The posting businegs, which
is cssaiderable, might be greatly extended. Lot rich
and productive Freehold pasture, adjoining lot 1 coutainiug
lye acres, more or lest. which affording a rout for horses and
coos, is of the greatest importance to-the Inn. The above
Cnacero affords ao unusualidvantageous opportunity to a
person who is willing to embark in a public line. where pro-
it .sad respectability are united. Printed particulars may be
ba.l at the Black Boy, Chelmsford; White Hart, Witham;
Them- Caps, Gidelsesters King's Head, Makin's; of Mr. I).
W. Harvey, Solicitor, Freeing Home, near Kelvedon; and
of Mr. Barton, 6Y, f'orohill.

Excellent Hors hold Famiture ; a patent Piano-font, by
Clemente ; Kite, Linen, Chian, Paellin4ta,_ Wines and
Fleets, sear Kentington.—By Mr. BURTON, no the
Pvialses, Spetwer-place,between Remington Common
ant ilrezu.a. on Wednesday, July 19, at 11 o'clock, by di-
re-tiois of sae Asigates.
genuine and modern HOUSEHOLD
FURNITURE and EFFECTS, of hlr. WILLIA3I
Ch•ew an wiese-merchant, a bankrupt; comprising lofty
tsar-post liedneads, with mahogany pillars mot handsome
mottos furniture; pnine goose feather beds, bordered wool
essttranes, blankets. and counterpanes; window curtains, in
mit; est-Meat mahogany wardrobe, commode chests of
drawer., fAcling top, n mama, with apparatus, dressing
tabbs ant ;dumb; drawing-row suit in aaokeen and muslin,
insisting of chairs, sofa. and curtains; set of patent maho-
gany dining tables, card and Pembroke tahles ; neat maho-
gany and chamber chairs; a capital eight-day table clock;
Brussels and K iddernsiatter carpet', loot-cloths, kitchen re-
use-atm a Newfuendland dog, and miscellanea's erects. To
he viewed dee day previous in the sale, when catalogues may
be bad sea the premises ; of Messrs. Teasdate and Browne,
Solicitors, Merchant Taylor's Hall; and of Mr. Burton,

stock of Hooks and Stationery, Implements, and Fixtures la
Trade, genuine Household turnitere,a few .00d Prints and
Effects, Hosiodstliteb.—By Mr. lIITRTO..C, on tae Pre-
mises, As. 128, Houndeditck, oa Thursday, July ?O, ad
following day, at Li o'clock, by direction of the Assigneef,
LLL the salvable and prime Stock of BOOKS,
‘ATION ER Y, Ste. of Mr. Tina 41{ COGA N, book-
idler mid Loosumeri a bankrupt ; comprising nonserous icconnt
books in rill, ftimna and Forrill n hips journals, cyphering-
books, poc:tei ledger:, memoring-books, large assortment of
memarandnin-books, copy-books a driny, medians, fookscap,
and usher papers, school-books, and children's books;
bandied volumes of library hinka, nine hundred weight of
inli-haards, a large quantity of tonal, teyeral ploughs,:
and implements in trade, about eight groke of India
The furniture coa4i,as of neat four-post and test
bedlam* with dads, cottoa, and other runtime, leather
bah 'abases, maltragies, and bedding, double and single I
chases of drawers, chamber, parlours, and dining-room tables,
mahogany tables, dressing nod pier glasses, carpets, deal ta-
kitelten regaisites, and misceliaocoits elects. To be
/pie wed, and cat:dosage W on Monday previoim to the oak,
rya the pmeitat, and at Mr. Barton's, lit, Gambit,.

1/1'

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RIST 1N07.4 MUSIC, Jody 6, HIM
Tin: Court of Director* of the United Com-
penvof Moretti:o* of England trotting to the East
Wier. do hereby give notice. That a fleetest. COURT of
the said Company will he is Id at their House in l.eadcnhall-
street, rat Friday the 1 ith inst. at eleven *o'clock iu the fore-
Amon, at the desire of nine Proprietors, agreeably to the fol.
I oßing liaetteelN •
is To eituts.as %lir, Esq. Chilimuus of the Court of
Directors of the East India Company.
" Sir. " London, June lens.
" We, whose names are hereto subscribed, duly qualified
accordiug to law, request you to call a Special General Court
of the Proprietors of East India Stock, for the purpose of
taking into coosideration the Report of the Court of Direc
tors upon the Resolution of the Special General Court of
Proprietors, held an the .2d instant, respecting the recal of
certain Writers and Cadets, whose appointments arc said to
have been obtained by improper means.
" We are, Sir. your most obedient humble servauss,
PHILIP SANSOSA JOHN INNEs
• J. Wt/OLMORR JOHN FORBES
W. AN liITH J. fIARNAITLT
P. S All I'SONT P. MOORE."
J. BARNETT
EAST-WilIA HOUSE.
Thursday, the 6th of Joh., 1939.
AT a G ENFRAL coma of the USIHED
COIIP.INI of MERCHANTS of ENGLAND
Tradine to the EAST I N1)1 ES. held this Day.
Resiolvisi,—Tleat this Court having taken Iwo its serious
consideration the Report laid before it on the 29th of March
last, purporting to he a Report from a Select Committee of
the Home of COMII39IIi, " appointed to inquire into the ex-
...titmice of any corrupt practices in regard to the appointment
and nomitestion of Writers and Cadets in the service of the
had-India Co ploy," cannot but espress its deep regret at
the corrupt and improper transactions therein disclosed; and
that this Court, While it observes with great pleasure the
declaration of the said Committee, that throughout the
whole of the evidence they remark nothing which traces any
owe of such corrupt or improper bargains hi any Director, or
induces a reasmiable suspteion that they were dose with his
psis ity or connivance, is decidedly of opining, that a
umter degree of cireutaspeetion in the appointment of the
dwil and military servants of the Last-India Company is not
only essential to its reputation, and to the mworsoof its af-
hits, bet highly important to the public interest ; It diode
therefore determine, That in future, all Writers and Cadets
as well as the Students meant for such appointments, shall be
examined and chosen in an open Court of Dire ton. which
Court shall be booed to make, by the interrogation of the
esoldato and of the person recommending him, and by such i
other csamivatioo and means as shall seem to them to be et-
pedient for that parpnse, a full inquiry iuto the character.
connertions, and qualiOntioto of the said candidate, as well
as into the means of his introduction to that Court, and to
record upon their proceedings the result of such inquiry, with
their determination thereon. That all each candidates shall
present petitions for their oppointiuents ; but that no petition
shalt be entertained or dimmed, unless the same he indorsed
or anderwritten by a Director, in the following terms, over
said above any declaration now required, viz.—" I, .1. B.
" being one of the Directors of the East India 1-olapony, do
deelare that I have fully enquired into the character, the
" counections, and qualifications of the within petitioner.
" C. D. and that,. in my opinion, he is a fit lessen to peti-
" Hon the East-India Cotnpany for the appointment which
" he herein solicits." Rut Alt nothing contained iu the
said, or any other declaration from a Director, shall relieve
the said Court from the obligation of pur-uing, with the at•
most strictness, the aforesaid inquiry. And that it shall not
he lawful for any Director to circulate any' written recorn-
mendetion of any candidate, or otherwise interfere in his ap-
pointment, than in an open Court of Directors. Provided
alwas:, that each Director shall be at liberty so to indorse,
or underwrite, so many and such petitions as he would, ac-
cording to the present mode and rules reverting patronage,
be intitled to sign nominations, and no more. And that the
Court of Directors di; lay before this Court, at least once in
each year, or oftener if required, an account of the number
of Writers, Cadets, and Students, whose petitions have been
agreed to as %sell as the number of those whose petitions
have been rejected.
Resolved unanimously,—That the thooks of' this Court he
given to Geroge Smith Esq. M. P. for the vvr) honourable
promptitude with whichl he pi opined in his place in the House
of Commons, an inquiry into the alleged abuses. with respect
to the appointment of the civil and military servants of this
Colima's% ; and to Charles Grant. Esq. 11. P., who se-
conded the 'time, tied such others of the Directors, who, as
Alembers of the Home of Commons, supported with so much
zeal and utiartimity the said inquiry.
Resolved, That (be said Resolutions be printed fur the use
ntthe Proprietors, sad inserted in the public papers, tnee-
ther with such Resolutions as the Court of Directors ma)
have come to on toe same subject.

48 a rout of Directors, held an Thursday, the 98M Febree-
era 1.799. . _

Resolved unanimously, That, un aerobia° of nay recom-
mendation for a Writersbip, which recommendation has al.
ready taken place this season, or may take place in this nod
any succeeding seams, declaration in writing upon. the peti-
tion, to the following purport, be made by the Director whu
glees the same, viz.
" I recommend this petition, and do most soleinoly de-
" dare, upon my intoner, that I have given this nousiesa-
" ties 13 A. B.; and that I neither have received myself,
nor am to receive, nor ha% any person to the best of my" knowledge or belief. receive-4, nue is to receive say pc-
" rookery consideration, nor aov thing convertible. in any
" mode, into a pecuniary benefi•, on this aceouo..-7--As
" witness my baud."
Resolved unanimously,— that every appointment made in
commuter/ewe of corrupt practice=, in regard to the dtspo,ll
of Patronage, shall he null and void mulcts the
.parties to
whom the appoiotineut is given shall, upon examination be-
fore the committee appointed to investigate Ilse eireurn-
stances attending the distribution of Patronage, enable them
to report to the Court, that he has made a fair and candid
disclosure of all circumstances attending the same. •
Ara Court of Directors, held on Wednesday, the till Avert,