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. 1 Pfrfr Cer-tt. • - 7: - - — 7 " • -7 , . 4// L i fow.i. ,-... .•• . 1. • 1 1 I A*" • ' .-I ~:_le" , , 7:i.; •,. s', ••., .4. t.. .• ,1' - -4 4 ,• , • Atr •,‘ , 4 . 41 . ) . • - . ~ . , . .. . . '// .. . .4 46 ,,A.- : c. ~,'; '' ' f:i s . • • . . . . A...t. • • . - . . , :..S, . ~...' • . 10 10 .' ft, , , • - j. • ) • , - ' '''',/* -",* 1 i. 4. - Ai . L. • •• . 14111111' fat .. . ......... • C./ 4• w. ''' ,_.... tt. . ~... - • • .. I ilik, A der . c:Zf l. . "°•1 461e. "" ). ‘ ...ilk pir: ...1.11=•111••••11111 .1.11•111.1 --.-- .... - U . J_ , .• ARY 24, 1825. NUMBER 11.846. MONDAY, JAN Emit% - SEVEN-PEN VICTUALLING-OFFICE, November 11, 1824. THE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING - a- his MAJESTY'S NAVY, tic. do hereby give Notice, WELCH IKON AND COAL MINING COMPANY. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That no further A- 1 Tenders for Shares in this Company can be received, and as soon as the applications made can be considered, the Shares will be equitably apportioned, and the Notices issued. JOHN LAW FORD, Sec. pre tern. • MANSFIEDD-STREET, CAVENDISH-SQUARE. GENUINE AND EXCELLENT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. TO BRICKMAKERS, CONTRACTORS, BUILDERS, Ike BRICK ,EARTH, WEST THURROCK, BSSEIL TO BE LET BY AUCTION, By WINSTANLEt and SONS; At the Auction Mart, On TIMMY, 25th January, at One &Clod; in T'W'ti A BOUT FORTY ACRES of tu - excene tattrei . F.ARTII, situate at West Thurrock, near Grayl39l/4 County of Etatl, which will he divided into Two toti. The wink exceedingly convenient for Water Carriage, and offering mini ad:. vantages to person* contracting, fur the New Docks, has, Bridge,Tunnels, &c. The ground has been opened in several places. and may he seen no application to Mi.. Skinner, or Mr. , Nosites, at West Thurrock, of whom particulars may be bad. liartinulan and Conditions may also be hail at the Inns at Grays, Stifford, anal Upsninster; White Hart, Rotnford ; of Messrs. Collier, Birch. and Marchant, Solicitors; No. 9. Carey -street, London ; at the Mart; and of Winatailley and Suns, Paternoster.row. Rich Cut Glass Lastrea, beautiful Parisial Time-Pieces, Eight-day Clocks; a Grand Pianoforte, by Broadwood ; handsome China Vases and Candelabras, a Sedan Cbair, and other Articles, TO BE SOLD - BY AUCTION, By Mr. ROBINS, (Of Warwick House, Regentltrest), On the Premises, N 0.12, Mansfield -street, Cavendish-square, On hionnsv, the 31st of January, 1825, and following day, a t Eleven o'Clock, That on TUESDAY, the 25th January next, they will be ready to receive Tenders in writing, (sealed up) and treat for the follow %ig quantities of Baltic and Quebec Staves, via. _ _ Pipe 30 CROWN DANTZIC Ihandy Mille. I lhd. ...... DIEMEL " Ditto. STETTIN S Barrel 20 Ditto ( Long Heading 50 E EEC Pipe ..50 Ditto. 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