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PiPr ..e., eo -- 4 \"". • ik .1* 411 k o. r 11 1) • . 4 1 &r.A far ; . • 4, , 51••mD• . i; I I 297 .1 CHILE LOAN. MESSRS. MULLETT, BROTHERS, and Co. kg leave to inform the Holders of Chile Bonds, that they have received an official communication, of which the fol lowing is a translation : Legation of the Republic of Chile, London, May 1, 1923. The Minister of State and Foreign Affairs of the Republic 4 Chile writes, under date of the 2d January last, to the Minister Plenipotentiary, Don Ant. Jose de Yrisarri, the fol lowing; " In consequence of the contract entered into by your Ex rearm with the House of Messrs. !Julien, Brothers, and Co. in London, to raise a Loan of One Million Pounds Sterling for ccount of this State, by virtue of the powers conferred on sour Excellency, the Supreme Government, desirous to secure •be investment of the principal in such a manner as to benefit the nation. and at the same time to insure to the lenders the punctual fulfilment of its obligations, has submitted to the most Excellent Supreme House of Representatives (Corte de Re prestantes), all the official Letters, Bonds, &C. which you have transmitted to this Government relative to the said Loan. After a mature examination, the House paned an Act, which I have the honour to transmit to your Excellency, in order that, after haring taken cognizance of the contents, you will com municate the same officially to Messrs. Millen and Co. for the p u rr:be of their honouring the drafts which will immediately b e issued on them; ir being clearly understood, that after the sane are duly paid out of the Funds in their hands belonging to this Government, they will be relieved from all responsi bi:ity. The present Resolution adopted by the !louse of Re present:Jives being only provisional, until the National Bank al be e-rahlished, tile Directors of which will be charged with managing everything connected with the Lunn, and its re demption, a' well as the payment of the interest, &c. I reserve it to myself then to communicate to your Excellency all further intructions which may be necessary." — ln the absence of I)on Antonio Jose de Yriiarri, I have the 'boom to t; - Ansinit to you the above, as alio a copy of the Act io which it refers, for your inforntation mid satisfaction. I re sew to you the sentiments of my most distinguished considera tion. (Signed) _ A. BELLO. To 31essr.. llutlrtt, firo — thers,. and Co. MINISTRY OF STATE AND FOR FOREIGN AFFAIRS. copy of the Act addres.ed by the Most Excellent the Supreme House of Representatives to his Elceßemy the Supreme Director of the State of Chile, on the 3:;41 December of the year 1f 23. . . . . . he House of Representatives, assembled in the Extraordi ray Sitting of the 2561 of this month, at eight o'clock at night, Dok•tilte following official Communication of his Excellency the Supreme Dilector into consideration : " Santiago de chile, Dec. 21, 1822. Most ExCellent I•Iouse of Representatives—The measures Which the House has been pleased to point out in its Note of the I9th instant, seam to me to be the most fit and adequate for the good results which the Loan raised in London by the Mi ster Plenipotentiary Don Antoine) Jose de Yrisarri, by •irtue tithe full powers which were conferred on him fur the purpose, will prod:lce to the country. Anxious, however, to conduct this tra:•zactio❑ with all the prudence, frankness, and rectitude which may insure the success of operations on which depend, as veil the prosperity of the State as the opinion which they are to produce abroad, have ceded and do cede to the most Excel lent Supreme House of ii-presentatives, all the faculties which in me re,ide, as head of the Executive Power ; in order that the said House may, after the most mature consideration of the subject, designate the Persons which it may deem the most fit to &sect the National Bank, which is to. be established, arid coy 215 n prescribe all the laws and regulatimp necessary to give to that important Establishment all else condsteney, effect, and p:lblic confidence, without which• the benefits which ought to aierue to the Nation cannot be obtained. “ The Supreme Director, Ste. 44 BERNARDO O'HIGGINS.” Accordingly, and until the establishment of the Bank already shared shall be carried into effect, it is ordered that the Funds poduced by the Loin negotiated in London, and on the eve of arriving, shall be deposited Li the Treasury of the Mint, at the toe disposal of this House, and to authorise, as hereby is au thorized, the Superintendant, Don Jose Santiago Portales, the Csmptroller, Don Anselmo de la Cruz, and the Treasurer, Don &lustre Martinez de Ochagavia, for issuing Drafts against the Ftrds of the said loran, which may be in the hands of the house ri Messrs. 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Crowther and Curtis, liedcross--treet, Clipplegae, curriers. Woolley and Co. Bir. milighain, bankers. Penny and Co. Shepton-Mallet, corn-fac tors. Com teen and Itobin,on, Walbrook, attornies. Lowdell and Laxton, Southam, Warwickshire, surgeons. Phillips and Bagster, Stoke-upon-Trent, Staffordshire, manufacturers of earthenware. Ilagnold and Park r, Liverpool, brewers. Jones and Asterley, Shrewsbury, millintrs. Porter and Cocks, Nor wich, tailors. J. and J. Buckley, St.,yley-bridge, Lancashire, corn.d.:alers. Roberts and Co. Shrewsbury, mercers. - FEIIALE FASHIONS FOR MAY. WALKING Dust —Cloak or mantle of lcvan tine silk, orgamtne de poncho colour ; at the bottom arc four narrow satin rouleaus, and also round the hood, which is drawn with white satin ribbon; small square standing colt sr. The cloak is lined with white saran% The dre,,s is of English twilled sa.emiet, Of pale primrose colour, high : the body full, but drawn to fit the shape by several longitudinal rows, and fastens behind ; the epaulette and cutf are. MIL and arranged en bouffant. by the drawings; at the bottom of the skirt is a trimming of gause, formed into bouffant. by perpendicular satin straps. Dust —Dress of bright Spanish green tulle, trim med with the same material and with satin, and worn ovt r a satin slip of the same colour. The corsage is made plain, with a Farinet tucker of white tulle; the folds tastefully confined by six small rosettes of satin ribbon, equidistant, one being placed in the centre of the bosom, another at the back, and the remainder at the front and back of the shoulders ; the band is of satin, and the waist is rather short. The sleeve is moderately long, and very full, and has four satin rouleaus, ornamented halt way witha circlet of French folds, where the fulness of the sleeve is col lected. At the bottom of the skirt is a very full trimming hf tulle, in reversed plaitings,Set in a satin frame ; to the band are attached satin spikes, which extend rather more than half way. Aekerniann's R.rostory _ . BALL Daum—Over a gossamer satin slip is worn a dress Urling's patent lace, beautifully finished at the border with large puffings of net, confined in bias wavings by straps of white satin ; above this light and novel trimming, which forms a combination of richness and simplicity, is a fan rouleau of white satin entwined with beading; and next thi hem is a row of bee, with points a la Vandyke next the shoe. The corsage is of white satin, and is made in the Anglo-Greek style; the amiquerobings on each side of the stomacher, finished by net puffings to correspond with the border of the palticoat ; the bust finished by a falling tucker offig ur o ed f Vandyke lace. The sleeves short, hut not q u i te so f u n as t h ey were worn last month; they are ornam e nt e d to answer the otis r pa+ ts of the tarts. Gr ib os (43 d a e l" N sa apl p es il :f 3 : — lav A en d de re r s c s ol ni ou a r d t e nelt the partially low, hem at the border a full corkscrew rouleau of satin, of the same colour as the dress ; above which a row of separate ornaments of rolled Satin, in the Indostan style, each beaded by an Indian lotus. The drapery that crosses over the breast is beautifully diversified by white sa tin ; anil an elegant fichu a - 14 llenriette is worn underneath, sur. • mounted by a double hill of Vandyke Bale Asstablee. .., . This day were published, in Two Volumes, Octavo, price 1/. 4s. in board 3. SERMONS. -By EDWARD M A LT BY, D . D . Printed for T. Cadell, in the Strand; and W. BlackwOod. Edinburgh. Of whom may also be had, by the same Author, ILLUSTRATIONS of the TRUTH of the CHRISTIAN • lIRLIGION. Second Edition, price 7s. 6d. in boards. This day were published, In One large Volume, Octavo, with a Portrait, price les. in bds. SERMON S. -- B y t h e l ate V ery Reverend WILLIAM PEARCE, D.D. F.R.S. Dean of Ely; Master of Jesus College, Cambridge; and for merly Master of the Temple. Published by his Son, the Rev. Edward Serocold Pearce. A.M. Printed for T. Cadell, in the Strand; and W. Blackwood. Edinburgh.