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JOHN WROTTES LEY. LOAN CONTRACTED IN 1822, FOR i5,500,0d0; VOlt HIS MAJESTY THE KING OF PRUSSIA, BY N. M. ROTHSCHILD, IN LONDON. • NOTICE is hereby given .That In conformity with . the General Bond signed by his Majesty the King of Prods, at Berlin. the 20th of June, 1822, wherein reference is made to the Contract of the abuvementioned Loan, dated 15th of May, 1822, according to which a sinking fund was pro- I vided, whereof the first half-yearly redemption fell due the Ist Instant. his Excellency Baron Werther, Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Pianipotendary of his Majesty the King of Prussia to his Britannic Majesty, jointly with Mr. N. M. Rothschild, in the presence of Mr. Green, Notary Public, have, on the ist Inst. CANCELLED and DEPOSITED In the Rink of England, according to thti form prescribed, the following amount, viz.- 417,500 in SPECIAL BONDS of the said LOAN, as specified below, being the first half of the sum fixed for the redeniption of Bonds, in the first year, viz. one per cent. per annum on the said Loan, together with the respective Dividend Warrants thereunto belonging. Numbers of the Special Bonds cancelled, with their respective • fifty.seven Dividend Warrants : Letter A. 4 8d5.N0.66 67 206 207 of 41,000 each 44,060 13.23 - 682 683 684 685 686 687. 688 688 690 691 692 493 694 695 696 697 795 796 797 198 799 800 841 of 4500 each - - - 11,500 - 514 520 *521 . 5112 1111 1 ; 32 1763 1761 of £250 each - • 2,000 . , • PAthS. TO PARENTS AND GUARDIANS. AFEW ..VACANCIES in a highly res pe cta bl e Protestant Establishment Tor a eclat number of young Ladies, most desirably situated, being retired, dry, and healthy; under she immediate superintendiace of an English Lady, a strict Member of the Established Chureh, who has had the ad vantage of a liberal Hdueadon, with considerable et/whose both in public and private Tuition. The Pupils, besides having the advantage of the most eminent Masters in Paris lbs,aequiring the French Language with correctness and fluency, together with Italian, Mosic,Drawing, and Dancing, ate thoroughly grounded in the English Grammar, History, Geography, and the Use of the Globes. The Principal of the Establiihment being ednstantly with her young Friends, from sight o'clock. In the morning until nine • o'clock in the evening, the greatest attendees is paid to their Health, Monis, and general Improvement ; they also ex- perience parental kindness, with themost liberal treatment; and the Living, which is of more consequence in France than Parents in general are aware of, is precisely the same in every respect aa in Esngland. Referenc e s a the first respectability given, mann them, to Parents who have daughters now, and have had from one to four years in this Establishment; • A most deilrableend safe Conveyance to and from Paris offers at either Vacation ' s, thrFrisndrof theyourtg Ladles may desire, For particulars and referenees 'apply (If by letter) post paid, to K Tosiassid, Esq. 47, Liase-strect, DIM the India Howe; or tofil f &qt.**. 9, thaarpiace, Lambeth. This day was published, price 7s. 6d. in boards, S - OME ACCOUNT of the PUBLIC LIFE of the • Lite Lieutenant-General Sir GEORGE PREVOST, Bart. particularly of his Services in the Canadas ; including a Reply to the Strictures on his Military Character, contained in an ar ticle in the Quarterly Review, for October, 1822. Printed for T. Cadell, Strand ; and T. Egerton, Whitehall. ROYAL EXCHANGE ASSURANCE OFFICE, Petahfished by. Royal Charter in the Reign of King George I. JUSIL, 1823. PERSONS whose - ANNUAL PREMIUMS fall doe on the 24th instant, are hereby informed, that RE CEIPTS are now ready to be delivered at the Company's Offices, over the ROYAL EXCHANGE and in PALL-MALL, as twills by their respective Agents in the several Counties; and the Parties assured are requested to apply for the Renewal of their Policies on or before the 9th of July next, as the usual . Fifteen Days allowed for Payment, beyond the date of each Po licy, will then expire. SAMUEL FEN NIN G, Jun.. Sec. 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The Work is just published, and may be had of all Booksellers, and at the principal Circulating Libraries, in three whines, likti , Debrett's Peerage, with 150 Portraits, at £2. 2s. in boards. c:* MODERS VOYAGES AND TRAVELS. ANY Persons being desirous of possessing thew . .I.TJL selves of this valuable series of recent VOYAGES and TRAVELS, who are deterred front the- purchase hy the foil prier of the Right existing Volumes, are hereby informed that for three Months fain this time, complete sets in Eight Va. , 'lanes will be sold at FINE GUI NEAS, kandarantly half-bound with red-rean backs. Early applications are however ISCOIII4 mended, as only a few complete copies can be made up. • The Series contains above sixty works of recent Voyages and Travels, four fifths of which are nowhere else to be met with in the Language, and the others at exorbitant prices. The separate Volumes at One Guinea, as heretofore ; and the Ninth Volume, wheel is in course of publication will he com pleted on the irst of September. Bride -court, Bridge-street, June 9, 1843. Bridge-street, July 5, 1823. LAW OF PARTNERSHIP. as Bonds DEMERARY AND ESSEQUEBO. 417,500 Just published, in One Volume, Royal tiro. price It; •• in boards, A PRACTICAL TREATISE Oil the LAW . of PARTNERSHIP: By N. GOW, Eq. of Lancoan's Iris, RAXIITSWIS AT Law. Printed for Charles Hunter, Law Bisokseller, , No..ae, Bell yard, Lincoln's Inn. Of whom may be had, every Nsw Wong relating to the Su- SISTRUDENCI of the Country us TRX bar or PUBLICATION. ••• Law Libraries bought or exchanged on liberal Terms. THE Undersigned, in capacity as Deputy First Marshal of the. United Colony of Demerary and Esseinebo, Advertises by these Presents, for the First, Second, and third Tlme, that he will, by virtue of certain sentences of the Honour able Court of Criminal and Civil Justice of said United Colony, EXPOSE and SELL. at PUBLIC EXECUTION. SAL E. the following PLANTATIONS, with their Ciativations, Build ing*, Slaves, and further Appurtenances, viz. --- --- COUNTY FIRE-OFFICE, ICE AtID PROVIDENT LI FE OFF. Regent-street, London. Established in 1806. PRESIDENT AND TRUSTEES. The Duke of Noarotic, The Duke of Itorr..o4n, The Marquis of Noaruassrrot+, Earl QUILT, Lord BR tTIITMOICZ, Lord Kirin, Bcc. dcc. DIRECTORS. Sir IlaNav Prler, ,141,111.11 SEDOWICIC, Fag. lion. WAS/1110MM Smsatxr, WALTItIt SIIIICKLAND Esq. Sir W. E. Wer.sy, liart. Sir RosaaT u .som, M.P. Bcc. Ec . c. &.c. ADDRESS TO THE BISHOP OF CALCUTTA. . ' • ' This day was published, price Is. THE VALEDICTORY ADDRESS of the SO CIETY for PROMOTING CHRISTIAN KNOW LEDGE, delivered by the LORD BISHOP of BRISTOL, at a Speck! General Meeting of the Society, June 15, 1825, to the LORD BISHOP of CALCUTTA, previously to his de parture for India ; together with his Lordship's Reply. Sold by C. and J. Rivington, Booksellers to the Society for Promoting Christian Knowledge, St. Paul's Churchyard; and Waterloo-place, Pall-mall. Firstly.—ln the month of FINIIMART, 1824, the SUGAR PLANTATION HET HOFF VAN HOLLAND, situated on Tiger Island, in Rosequebo, the propetty of A. GaUsiviay and G. Lawson. Secondly.—ln the month of Maui, 2824, the COFFEE PLANTATION V REEDS EN VRIENDSCHAP, situated in Canal No. 1, the property of R. B. Knight. Thirdly.—ln the same month,' the COFFEE PLANTA TION ALLIANCE, situated in Canal No. it, the property of C. R. Baser. , T DELC BM, Perfumer, 33, Old Bond -street, begs . leave to recommend to the Public the undermentioned so.. pairs articles of PERFUMERY, an d w hi c h are a l rea d y so high in estimation that to comment on their superiority would be auperfiuour. His Esprit de Lavaude ass Milleileare, surpassing every other composition of the kind; his Esprit do Bouquet du Rol George the Fourth ; and his new Eau Plerveilleure Aromitique as Bou quet d'Espagne; Esprit de Rose; Bouquet des Dames, Mare chalte, hluguet, Mousseline, Jarmin Millefieurs, Portugal, Viol lette, Chevrefuille Bouquet, Reseda, and many other sorts. Antis Elixir and Anti-Scorbutic Tooth Powder for cleansing and pre• serving the Teeth and Gams, and preventing and. curing the Tooth-ache. Fourthly.—ln the mouth of Ann, 1624, the SUGAR PLANTATION CANE GARDEN, situated on Liman Island, Easequebo, the property of the Estate of Theophilus Williams, deceased. 11. rd Norrnwtcr, Assn' toss", Esq. Sir JOIN bOTLt, P.osurr Downs, Esq. Sir CA). Dec Err, Bart. 1931. ARROWSMITH'S GENERAL ATLAS. This day was published, In royal 4to. price Li. 16s. plain, and L 2. 12$. 6d. coloured, A NEW GENERAL ATLAS, constructed from the latest Authorities, By A. ARROWS MITH, Hydriograpter to the King. Exhibiting the Boundaries and Divisions ; also, the Chains of Mountains and tether Geographical Features of all the known Countries in the World. Comprehended in 53 Maps, from ori ginal Drawings. • Published by Archibald Constable-and Co.-Edinburgh; Long man, Hunt, and Co. and Hurst, Robinson, and Co. London. • Fifthly.—ln the month of Ker. 11144, the SUGAR PLAN TATION HIBERNIA and FAIRFIELD, situated on the Arabian coast of Basequebo, the property of the Estate of Wm. Postlethwaite, deceased. The richly-perfumed Aromatic and Mecca Emollient Soaps and Franehipane Shaving Soap for Gentlemen's use; his cele brated Vegetable Extract for cleansing and beautifying the heir ; also his Pornmade Regenerative for the growth and preservation of the Hair ; Poudre Unique for changing red or grey hair ti a beautiful brown or black ;..ared his Padre Subtil for removing superfluous hair without pain et injury in a few minutes; a sun prior assortment of Rouge, Hulk Antique, &c. In short, be has ever, other article of Perfumery of the most superior quality, from sparing neither palms nor expense to ob tain them. His Perfumery; &e. is sold- also by all tlie principal Perfu mers 10 . the United Kingdom. Managing Director—J. T. BARBEE. Bitatruonr, Esq. F.A.S. Important Benefits realised: Capitals— A MILLION STERLING, and upwards. All Insured MAIM PROYITS EQUALLY. L•'>;cmption from Liability for Losses. flex ttis of iS and 20 per Cent. paid invariably; ,C 42,000 re turned in the last nine years. Bonuses of £1.5.135. and X 26. 12s. per Cent. paid on Life ii L.AW LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY , Esta bliiheal for the purpose of granting ASSURANCES upon LIVES and SU RV IVORSUIPS.—Office, 58, Ltracoor's-bna- Russ. Assurances are effected by this Society upon the Lives of all Pet , ons, whether in the Army, Navy, Church, Law, or other tanks of life. The Capital of the Society Is ONE MILLION sterling. Additions to the sums specified in the Policies of Persons As suring for the whole term of Life, will be periodically made out of the savings of the Society, in a manner more advantageous than can be obtained in any other Ogee, having a subsctibed Capital, and exempting the Assured from all liability. The Assured wilt have the power to elect annually, after the Vitt' of June, 1325, two of the four Auditors. 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Nayeat DUTLATID, and Mackenzie's Frrs Tnotamso an), will appear in two or three weeks.—.—April 21. • BISHOP DEMON'S SERMONS. • This day was published, • In Two Volumes,•svo. price Xi. is. boards, A New Edition, corrected. of SERMONS on the PUBLIC MEANSof GRACE; the Fasts and Festivals of the Church; on Scripture Cha racters, and various Pratt! at Subjects. By the late Right Rev. THEODORE DEHON, D.D. Rector of St. Michael's Church, Charleston; and Bishop of the Protestant Episcopal Church, in the Diocese of South Carolina. Together with some Account of the Author, and a Sermon preached on Occasion of bis Death. Printed for C. and J. Rigbsgton, Waterloo-place, and St. Paul's Church-yard. Lately published, In 12 vols. Bvo. beautifully printed by Ballantyne,withVignette Titles, price 41. boards. NOVELS and TALES of "The Author of Waver ley," comprising Waverley, Guy "Mannering, the And: quary, Rob Roy, Tales of my Landlord, first, second, and third series, with a copious Glossary. . . . 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Net Proceeds of the above Sales will be held by the said Honourable Court of Justice three months after the days of Sale, fot which reason all those who may paten to have any right, title, or interest, to the Net Proceeds of said Plantations, are here with, by Ma; the . undersigned Deputy First Marshal of said United Colony, SUMMONED to appear in Person, sr by their Anomie., to lay their Claims In due form befote the Honour able Court of Justice of said United Colony of Demerary and Easequebo, at their respective Sessions, in the following months, s9s stn that moth of April, 1112., for Plantations Het HoEvan Holland; In die month of Jane 184, for Plantations Vreede en Vriendschap, Alliance, and Jame, Garden ; and in the month l ot Milan, 1824, for Plantation Hibernia and Fairfield—under a Penalty that against the Non-lppearers will be proceeded as the Law directs. The Inns codes of the above-stated Plantations are dpily to be seen at the Counting-houses of Messrs. Hall, 61 , 0arel, and Co. NO. 7, Agatha Friars, London ; and P. J. Le Jolla, Esq. Ainutetdam. - Demerary and Esiequebo, the 6th May. len. J. D. HALEY, Deputy That Marshal. TO A GREAT MANUFACTURER, IN ST. GEORGE'S-FIELDS. ISING lot of heroic ire, A bumbler willing theme I choose; I sing of what you all admire, I sing—and help me every Muse— Of Manor's Dye for blacking shoes. Its qualities tusequalll shine, Both lagh and low this Illachhig use, He ranks the ant in all his line. Many indulge the fond conceit, That rich attire will credit bring; But far more pollsh'd they, and neat, Who use the Blacking that I sing. Gay as the lark in blooming spring. The youth and maid will then appear, Bemire from Turner's polishing, Their boots and shoes shine bright and clear. Most highly favour'd sure is he, Who by the shining of his boot, Charms the fair damsel, so that she Coyly accepts his modest suit. And happy the man-beyond dispute Who found this potent way to charm, And whilst he glosses shoe or boot, Can keep the leather free from hams. Turner. the lustre of your an Gives real brilliance to your Dame, Though aiming not at head or heart, Yet your's is sore a pelisli'd fame. Weil may the master veil complain, If *ibis shoes the lustre's !sake, Turner—have you forgot the name ? You know I order'd Turner's Blacking. What wretched minor" have you brought ? Will this keep out the rain or snow? You know it k not worth.' groat, And COMMAS OMR Ilia nil yes es. Give me the Blacking that will Was, Though water fall sad snow comes down ; But as for this, it easy be thine, 'Twill ask a racketed clown. • bilewalksill wwbe *r a w & • ( t . • • . , Whit lilrht od *Ali slob ; • . I Nay, etteager.sbell he be M mink •••!, • And loveyant beasty's scones profane s • • Pi t °WI Jorabi.iirk• c stews, ' Who fw Ilse wssitber plods his wsy, And takes no s tkosigin et makes no use 01 Tereser's splendid Wen dignity. In Leadin-road tbs Pimeery stasis. • . th. Ilzportation Wire seek • Bet agencies are all at In every town and toren creek. - •• Then sing of Turner all the week, And sport his Blacking term day, 'Ti. chap and goad► mak tetra to speak * • Tamer's as grateful as you're gay Take mailer. this Blacking may be had Wholesale ma Retell, at the Btpotgtioa Warehouse,ll4, London •tood,' Southwark and by sallli the Grocers, Perfumers, Oilmen, and Boob la the Ilettopnlis, and in every Town in Ragbag. ITSE. TITANIUM BIACEING. I.'; ..j4 "L . CLi _~•~. FASHIOAS FOR JULY. Mamma Danis...—Dress of plain jecalot muslin; the camp made high, close to the shape, and fainted behind. In from of the skirt a pagoda trimmingi formed by bands edged wilt cord, and narrow trimming of work descending gradually and regularly till it reaches the bottoms, where there are tour naerew worked floonees, each headed by flat corded bads, the tipper one surmounted by a row of delicate insertion work, the mine as is introduced at each.eide of the pagoda trimming. The cor sage it nearly covered with similar bands, corded, trimmed, ad arranged on clear:book muslin, narrow at the waist both in from and back, but eztanding the whole width on the shoulder ; falling collar of worked maths learn; long sleeve, nearly tight; worked mine, and small pagoda trimmolog at the wrist, where it Y find with primrose colour Mhos &man through a narrow puling of book muslin; the epaulette is divided in the centre, ss4 tied at the top in a bow, and dimmed with a row of paled • book mania and narrow work. Batt Daman:—British tulle dress worn over a white satin slip ; the wrap composed of white satin bands, branching feast else front, each band 'corded and trimmed with manila blood: two bands routines over the abotd, and renew downs tsiamag at the back ; the sleeve is of the melon form s with sprays of eatiii ending the tulle; in the centre is a circular space, occasioned by the omission Of the satin, and a slater of Chita awe is intro. decal, which has a Nivel and elegant effect. Thb tucker is of line blood, armoundog a satin band of French folds; hoot the wrist descends a succession of small oval baskets of tulle, edged with white satin, each melanin a China rem and leaves; three rows of the same light tasteful baskets are continued round the bottom of the dress, which lo lashed with a Mead white satin radian ; white satin sash, with double bow behind. Milanese head-dress, campanile Mame pleat, two stationary and one pendant ban; the pia are of gold, with the beade of patent pearl, and are snick t ir euiasly in a plaited band of divined Wk.—Fran aiciermensis acpatiaegs OLAND 1411111 CAL 14marips Dana—Dress elt s wlske ante fine or Mae net, teintiaed at the border with palings i t elope coo. Assad by rich Saucy trimming ; tbe hens finished by a row of blood lace of a Vatedybe panne. Over the crepe pump h a I hepatitis's 114.411 of plaited net, in the centre of which' as a realest of white satin; bumsa each wove is a full blower rose of Provetee, , with green foliage. The corsage is Iberia*, and is of -white NON sandhi la ghat in the atienacher style; wish large pearls. The dart skevee are of net; end are sintply or. aaneetedisith our Waft reel at the outside of the arm, hod the skive lobbed the area with Vandyke her. The heir is waged partly in the style et the peetraits painted by Vandyke, bet easeeiressed ea the staunk of the head ; bean& the braid widdiflseine this ekes*" sad in front of h i & t b a .4. a superb MAN* diodes' et topazes, turquoise stesi l l • sad ea the bark of the WIC on die Aim sideo a spiwtdld coast; of gold, whit laid Mats; ea the left side of the hair-is a fell blows reer. • m loo.: Donna nave Dithee—lndestan round robe of celestial blue er 'Dew grey leveatine, shot with pink ; the front of the skit is ululated acme with Illegal ernansents and devices of a darker shade of blue, and ore lightly . nthessed; the border next the ban in ihtsiled all renal With a narrow floenee err deers dr hap, which he( the erne aarsidd of the erne. The ling donee ere of fire an, richly entwined round thil sets with folds ef peeking, composed • et. ire Mechlin bee; the sleet sleeves above these are oissestly ornsalented with Ashur we esinhaing, aril are et lenadee ate the dress. The body is wade very 014 but weft hawking hit the huh, and is see. asountedlip a serrevi nate? of Vandfle lace ; the wile it t op g oa d by a bat of the lease material as the robe, *skea n ; a a lm a with a wpm beside ef rteid, of very line The bead dress cassias of a bull and most becoming tur bos of celesdal Woe aid wane gauze, - entwined slightly with l aw% and' enseenotod with a please of short whke feathers; basut u s a y playing over the serandt; the turban in inidGd nest the forehead with an Hiatioterstrue bandeau of eafiched in front with valuable Feu, set Is the style. PreesLis Drib ilsoneseills. t ".1, _ . • • --~. -.. RIVINOTON'S ANNUM, REGISTER FOR THE YEAR 1822. THE Public are respectfully informed, that thi s Volume will be ready for delivery at the usual time, in 1 1 Di:egoista next ;the Proprietors considering that, by Axing that Period for its Publication, the Editor would be enabled to do greater justice to the most i m p ortant Part, the Ha, of Eu- Rope, than if published a few Months earlier. For an account of the Volume for 1821, they beg to refer to the 'British Critic for June, 1823. Waterloo-place, and St. Paul's Church-yard.