... the East Indies do hereby rive notice. Thr.t a GENERAL COURT of the said Company will be held, at their House in Leadenhall-street, on TUESDAY, the 14th of May, from Nine ?? in the Morning uutil Six in trie Eveoing, forthe Election of a Director of the said Conipeuy, in the room of John Baillie, Esq. deceased. ' PETER ACBER, Secretary. ~ To the PROPRIETORS of EAST INDIA STOCK. Eapies and ...

... the sufferings of distress. This reduction, too, has been promised—promised by men who have bawled for years that a reduction of taxes alone would restore pnvspentyby men who will not allow the other obvious means for the restoration of prosperity, to tried—promised t e price of place and power, and as the motive for mighty changes, and the people have a right to insist upon the fulfilment qf ...

... TO-MORRO W EVENING, May 3d. will be performed n GRAND CON- CERT for the BENEFIT of this INSTITUTION, The Orchestra will be erected on the stage, on the grand scale of former years. The following eminent Vocal Performers have moat kindly promised their gratuitous assistance: — Madame Pata. Madam ...

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... City, and to promote his Re • election by every means in their power, the Central Com- mittee appointed for that purpose MEET DAILY at R-ichard son's Hotel, Piazza, Covent-garden, where all communications are requested to be addressed. THOS. DE YEAR, Chairman. EDINBURGH STEAM-PACKETS.— =I From the New Jetty, West India Docks, Blackwall, The SOHO, Captain BAIN, every WEDNESDAY EVENING. The ...

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... Of 26 who voted for Mr. Cobbetf** Motion upon the Duties on Stamps and Auctions. Vigors, R. A. Attwood, T. Lowther, Co). FalthfulljG. O’Connell, J. Warburton, H. Blake, M. O’Connell, D. Oswald. R. Ruthven, E. O’Connell, M. Roche, W. Lai or, P. O’Connell, Morgan Fiyer, R. Scholefield, J. O’Connell, C. Pease, Jos. C. Tellers. Torrens, Lieut. CoL Finn, W. Hurne.J. Palmer, General Fleldeo, W. ...

... that hisBENEFIT will take place at this Theatre on THURSDAY next, May 9, when will be performed Meyer's Opera Sens, in Two Acts, ralied MEDEA. The principal characters by Madame Past*. Signer Donzelli, and Signor Rubini. After which will be presented a FAVOURITE BALLET. Principal Dancers— Mademoiselle Taglioni, Mademoiselle Pauline Le- ronx, and Mesdemotselles Fanny and Teresa Elsler ; ...

... A Cabinet Council was held at the residence of Viscount Althorp on Saturday afternoon, which was attended by the whole of the Cabinet ministers, who were occupied in deliberation three hours. A deputation of Irish distillers bad an interriew with Visoouut Althorp aud Sir Francis Doyle (one of the commissioners of excise), the Treasury, on Saturday. The I ...

... had the gratification of informing you that the other Candi- dates for the East India Direction had signified their intention of not opposing my succession to the Vacancy occasioned by the lamented death of Colonel Baillie. In repeating my grateful thanks forthe position in which your kindness has thus placed me I have to acquaint you that ihe ELECTION is fixed for TUESDAY, the 14th inst. ...

... of the Electors having expressed to me their desire that I would consent to ,„ proposed to fill the present Vacancy in the Representation u( Westminster, I feel bound ia deference to tneir wishes, and with deep gratitude for their good opinion, to meet you an a CAN DIDATE at the Nomination, and at the Poll. I'nder the extraordinary circumstances which have caused ii, e Vacancy, and after the ...

... Protestants—lL Caroline Pichlcr’s Agathocles, Mr. Zander—lll. Adventures In South America, No. 2. the Dolphin—lV. Ancient Whigs and Modern Tories—V. Love and Loyalty* Chapters 7* 8» 9—VI. Life of a Sailor—VlL Consumption, a Sonnet—Vlll. Brief Narrative of the Discovery of Emmet’s Insurrection—lX. To the Nightingale—X. Humboldt’* Asiatic Discoveries—Xl. Song—XlL Death of Scbomberg—Xlll. To the ...