The Statesman. — London, England, 1818-07-28 00:00:00

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'Rad a Sixteenth le •27 Ilblilieks,' 'elicit the etansesons of the • . .. , ~. T UNITED COMPANY of MERCHANTS of CND test4i a Meeti!sg toot *se ft IXiiit 44 , . NITASk itio furr4 :W.: ,, b111t %sots fr, fr . _ ll 4 . Publicist the pretest • i,,4,N D. trading to the East Indies, do hereby give Holies, . all itiC Etri4r:strief fee the perpttie el v Atik hi ..0 00 6 0 °P. 1 6 ILO 44Q9 0 1 0 94 1 .1,•0 1 4 104 4 1 4 Ilktthe . CAPITAL LOTTERY jut shey win k ready to ricelteProposon in teatime 'sorbs. • t i r OF STERLING MERIT, de • ' " ' ''.. Atm ratleptlle atetgile tiroaeht eldest Ai' el NAIR 1 years Ikese Issetto keersseetet ttillt,itilut.— . " forsitreimegte.;the MA July init. Ann the Owner. sputa lidpi At titeir Old-eaabinhed Ogees, where lessessoe Oake s ' at 4/Mieuithaditt Nalieovie Thif Will , P o .Precti of A1k,4101111 iltOsldit, l lll.4llll pi the•horthes of IWO tons end upwards, builder( inholtassink4 - 14.1!06. FIRST A 90.000 ever d•otire, end Veltere • Teem*, ~.. ....,-, ,;•/. it ,c , L . ~. , ) - 44 i I Lot,Aft 44444.: . , 444.41 . 0 ~ . .4,.... .„. w hich hoot been employed in, end not perforated snoris Ikon six 15,760, LAST 410.000 ever drone, Mr. iliquirmt* ?4,4 it *1 : 411,. Phan& t utis; , a • '..'.4 l l,Zi li Zik, ABS*. . . 11010 1„ LI I6 0 11 4 014 p o yegst in tits Cowpony's service, spedfying the rata if freight %here Sold and Shared. ..„ i . • at which they way be wilting to let such skips foe ass gorge is Free thus exporleorise the loot 'nod last mike of Forties is Mr. Blisotis.i sm . . ..1b i 1# 1.6 401 1 / 1104 - Las sad dit'Oßrloltift . . Flo coximey's regular service. Lotteries cootaistinx Prizes of Thirty Thoesend Foetid'. way toittneniseted to the gait:d i et ~wick tht Rise* - einnteitiiiiiiitqllß%Ni.'• '. '' it ant tie eutoroutoirwir aognersi. shoe .the Goddess will select Iloilo' passed it the °gado did .voier . p. .111 goo 4 - • The Tenders. with the words " Ship Tender" on the taw, in kii iiikA 0 ' 1 1 APlige• . ' the Often of J. and J. slit EWRIftHr for the pretest Lot- ir ireerelly Peakd up and le ft with the 'Secretary at or Wire 4001100 of this informosion the Iltiesid ei,e . to tee*, r • Iffy. which. wilh •••h 8400 Tickets. eat tales. ?leeks Si Clock at Noon; on the said 19th July lastest, brad 3 Prizes of 490.0 , 10 faits tesoletions, a copy of *Mei bi' hid treeited.—.. - '•-• ti t i o i iiiiiliii 4 4,kiiiiiih • 71461 . 1 I &tit eider sit Teetkr *lll be received. JOSEPH DART, Setweetry. Th • . porrleolors of the Terns soul Conditions, open whisk the lalf.- —ail /L. Amoommod tar 11. Catamagerg• ....2...... ..m.mt• IL. 1....1 ...._ 2 I '•''" • • • • • • '''''''' '' 111 5 1; 1° " rei g"' in another put of this Papee'....:.6li : ,. Vail n014,' ragid, Ni l i tali, Jima ig —ty , s*krie glipnelAii 3 11 that from these Reitoliiii+ it , epp!tered e h eiitottiost rued iestentay „tie tit'o..44, ripPre.to do SU . QitiIMIM any used Prise Whatever tad is addition 111 iw site Prise paid It) ()overcome, hirellasiers may receive GOLD bed"e Ywn Prizes of 1.000 Soverrivw. with PORT. CLARET. or MADEIRA. roonoollog 1e Four Pipes of Pori or %Weir's, or Poor Refs hroots of Claret. earh of the Prizes f Oar Thousand So vereigns. hod in prop Moo fur Slows. The Wise in be rig.4Po h) I ht. Helf,er. theinieltes. Begins Ith AUGUST. Tickets sod Shares now an rale of she told ementlislted Looks OffirerofJ. and J. SIVI WRIGHT,. No. 11, Holborn; 1111. Oxford-wee; 37, Carnhill; 1 St Haymarket; Who Slowed and 8 , .1d in the hot Lottery FOUR CAPITAL PRIZES. EVIDENT TRUTHS. THAT the present Lottery is dewerverlly popslar, Adventurers know.—Tit •t the Dontriac is near. most Persnas know,—acd that T. I en cess last Lotter',. wai (119 usual) pre-eminent, every batty klienVe.—Bet as there is sumo atrocity in there brine • I 1 :1 ~I ~~i , 4' 's Particulars.... Skips will he engaged jot Conepsney's otrike,ntes So hod op ea gin os e gtiss al Ski Offiro of Xr. John Nor*, Clerk do the r • Cagralttesij Shipphrg, Ms or slier lifonsley out. the fith WARI) OF FARRINGDON WITHOUT. AT T WARDMOTE held in the Parish Chards' of SI. Stifle. in the ell% or London, no Friday. the 44th ddy of July. plummet to a Prertpi issued by the Risbt Hoe. the LORI) MAYOR, to ELECT a St and proper Verson as A LOERM AN of the said Ward, io the roam of Sir Charles Price Bari. e 0-ed ROBERT W A ITHIMAN. Esq. was onaalmously elected Alderman. in the sown of Sir Charles Price, Bart. amend.. And it was Resolved Unatimously. That this Meeting feel it a duty they owe to She meassiejf their late Alderautts, Sir Charles Prier. Bart. to repress thee; publicly the high respect they entertain for his eng a ge s a m i go sr racier as a Civil Magistrate, while presiding over obi. Work, for his urbanii of msosarn essicised equally to all its *habit. ants, to she at be was always most readily acessitate, aid par. ticalatis fur his fatherly patience. forbearaase, eseelosr. Dad isnintrtialit,. at their Mobile Meetings; where, staid" row Busing 'wi dens. he gave the almost Imitate to freedom of evasion, even to those who differed most widely from himself la political opinions; they are, therefore, happy in bearing tibia public testimony to his character from respect to his memory, and to racism age others in a similar Oradea to pursue the same tamottrable line of eariduct. That she foregoing Resolutloa be handsomely transcribed aid "Weald to the present Sir Charles Price. Bart. I and that the ;•• tonne be sign e 4 by she Ward Clerk, and published in the anal Monolog aid Evening Papers. That she Tbaoks of ibis Meeting be gives to the Right Ho. uetiral,le the Lord Mayor, for his booosrable sod upright top. abet la the Chair thistly. A. BRADLEY. NT ORWICH UNION FIRE and LIFE IN. SURANCE OFFICER. e•tablislied 1797..... At a SPR. 'CIA L MEETING of the BOA RD of DIRECTORS, held the •ISth day of July. the measures pumped by the Persons ens. rinsed in procuring the Meeting, reveled in the Newspapersno hate bees held at the George and Velure Torero L time maturely c soldered, and it was amsaimm.ly rgolred. 1. That these menseres are sot such as could hem has pan. mord by persons drsiroas only of having their fair claims ems. oidered and adjusted. the tendency of them being to east general .nblogey en the Society. and to disparage it to the eyes of the shuts e throughout the Kingdom. S. That this Board has always 'Meteor'''. aid attended to all proper applications made to it by Clointhats respecting losses, and by the Members generally rimportiag the principle and c..ncerw s of the Society, and will eisoleao so to do. 3. That this Board limbs beet with italtsigwed sailsfactioo an the repeated testimonies which have been horse he Commitiem In various parts of the 11Liegdoon, and by the Illeabers at litre, to the prompbssode. impartbdit aadjostiee t.f ttoossero, 04 calls upon the numerous Committers. and oa the Members geosralij, to declare their seotiroeuis on there paints. 4. That valuable assistance having been rendered to the Di. oectots by the Committees established throughout the hoodoos for the itiyesi igation and adjust ain't of claim., ibis Board strong. Sy recommeads to the Londe* Members the appointment of a Loral Committee, which may accord in washer mail respect's. %fifty with the eaten of the Society's cosecs in the Metro webs. By order of the Board of DireZtors. SAMUEL 1110NOLD. Secretory for the Cowry Department. NORWICH UNION FIRE and LIFE OF. F 1 CE.—At a nomeroes ono highly respectable MEET ING of the MEMBERS or thi. SOLO E mt. hrildoug Polack to she amount of more than .1300.00, held at the If..rlt Hotel. ea Monday the Oh pennaot to the Relnisiticto of th. Secretary. Mr. Thomas Rigonld s_ THOMAS HENSLEY, Esq. ha the Chair: The following Ressastioos were proposed and watuiinsousl adopted:- 1. Th;.t a Committee be elected for the special purpose of she late Charga made agalmt the Nosss Irk Union Fire nod Lit,- Office. at a Menial of Claimams at the (1... rge and Vulture Torero, no the 43i1 July I That they do ecru to General Meeting or the Subseribas, the result of this in geslivities. I. That the following Gentlemen do form the Committee, and that five ben quorum 1— CHR IS T. MAONAT. Esq. Alderman, College-hill; THOMAS HENSLEY. Esq. Bolt-court, Fleet-street; CHARLES RECIVOFITO_ Bsq. Bloc kedth ; GEORGE BEDFORD. Esq. Bedford-row; 11. N. BARBER, Esq. CornbiU; SA MU EL BR OOK E. Esq. Lash's Calash-street; F. A. CLARKS. Pclis l itieroen-rise; JOHN HANSON, . Krosington; JAMES HANDING, . Gower-street; FIRANCIS !CFA BLE. 14. Plitigtotionee JOHN mlisuucToN, altomer-meow; THOMAS WI LSON. sq. Cimriotte-row, Sfaiiioo-benese JOHN WRIGHT. Esq. Ilettriettn-wreet. Caveat-garde'. (Sinned) THOMAS HENSLEY. Chairman. The Thanks of the Meeting wore proposed and maamiroordy passed to the Chairman for his Madsen. is taking the Chair, and his haparthdity in taidoetlem the colons of the ditv. This day meet ..or Vol. 8.0. Yews. bd.. SERMONS ots VARIOUS SUIUECTS. By 34111 ES LiNDSAY, D. D. Rioted for R. Halter (itoeeessor to Mr. Johoson), No. Mt, st. P..?. Choreb•yard. Where any be and. by the in.. Attfbo►. A SERMON as the ADVANCFS to KNOWLEDGE, I►RBBDOM, sod MORALS, froas the Relarasattaa to she resew tune s sod his abet oink lemma. PATRONIZED BY HIS MAJESTY AND THE BOARD OF ORDN ANCE . ANTI.COKKOSIONPAINT..CUARLES HODGKIN (!iateessor to the lye T. aildine of Cora. 1111) respectfully informs Abe Nobility and Poblic in greetal, ilist he still costumes Sole Maoufaetuter of tali particularly dumber and acooi mical PA INT, which is usivensilly &Booted to be the best covor•ng for all imposed works, as it Is an ef fectual sentrity again,. damp and rust, mists excessive heat , sad sever blisters an pose oi l is appliiable as all Seasons, aid is in general sot for Out.houtes, Irma or Wooden BriAges. Ceppery4 Loaded, or Stuccoed Domes. and Fronts of es. the Beildingt, or on Tiling to represent Slate. Pence*, Wan lee, Finings Utensils, Iro n R a ili ng nod Hurdles, rod Orem houses,. lint-bed Frames oar Sa.hes. Ship? or Botts' Deck, sod Bottom, Stc. Ste. to the Bast and West ladies, mad other hot climate.. as a Preservative of Timber. Shingles, Ike. &e. from the destructive effect of Worms. du. Is Manutactured by Charles Hodgkin ouly, and may be had. with the prepared Oil and proper Brushes. nt his Anti-cor rosion Oa*, Na. 21, Old City Chambers, Bishopsgatentreet, lmodoe._ Is 4 ~ • Lend olbs , so or Capper Colour, is Casks of Mtn. at .or 3. Me. rub. N. B. A rids Pea Great, I. Packages sit U.S than 1011*. each, as b. 6d. per Its. C. H. employs se Agents, aid cautious the Public spina various initatime. - TWO PRIZES t f otSO.OOO, milk ONLY 8.000 TICKET' $ And ea. wynneentrer." the rentracior pre.cnt. a Free Gift of FIGHT PIPES f WINE beekles.th.• PRIZES. T. IgISH would foil in tie ditty be owes to the Pantie. dui he Int elite it rvery publicity in hie power. a , :d candidly acknow ledge that. iitunugh it in folltaring his Plan nu the Lila Lottery for witieb be woo Coatraetor. be freely . %lelds it the Palm of lopertorlitt. Tbette lobo bete lot yet portioned. are rloesied to be DRSWII4II RRGINS 4rti or AUGUST. TWO of dboo,lo, 'TWO sof t4. .0. 2.000 SOY lit 1: I' VA.—GOLD I ON IN 4.000 TII K FTC ALL 'be CA Pll AI.R sou ne DRAWN FIRST DAY. Tickets and Shure, are ...Hine at RI .11'S Fortunate OtSre., I. Cam/MI. awl 9. Cnaring.rro4, Loudon ; and by bit Agents laEnninntl. Irekod, and Send.ind. early. • VVE: are requested to direct the attention of per ms aMieted with mental of bodily decay, venous de silky, 'award wastirws, loss of appetite, indigestion, depressions of spirts, trssabliag ere shaking of the istiods,srorbalic and every other kind of eruption, asthma. ulcerated throats, seminal weskit's., pains tattle limbs and joints, coasomptive habits, and net eansiketiessal romplaints. immediately to make trial of the *Hebraic& CORDIAL BALM OF RAK ASIR', or Rolsre's Infallible Restorative, as prepared and sold, wispiest* apd mail. by C. J. Jordan, M. D., of the Fast Landoo Medical Estabiltbaseal, 1, Cannon-street Read. St. George's in the Pasts Lamina. It is universally acknowledged to lie the most iwrenble and powerful restorative in all the above com plaints ever discovered s it thins the blood, eases the mast visit* pains is the bead sod stomach. and promotes gentle perspiration. —it is utterly impossible f - language to esprem. or eloquence to extol. mdleiensly the value or ibis wonderful and incomparable Medicine in restoring health to the tinkled, and giving rigour to the weed t thousands bar ing Iwo restored to perfect health, after having 'nen so re. doled by different ,diseases, as to have hen despaired of, OM way by their families, but also by their profe•monal attendant.. Sold, by appointment of the Proprietor, in bottles Ile. each, or Iwo quantities io one, 101. each; or four .inantsties in one Really bottle. for SS, ditty included, by whi, h one Ito. bottle is saved. This laestimable Medicine will keep itt all climates. sad may ba had of Itsrelay and Sons, Fleet-market; trade. 46. Combing H. J. Presto,. 101. Strand; J. Richards. 193. Strand t Blake. 56. Piccadilly; Barker, 195, Oxford-street; Chandler. 76, Oxford -street; Tau, iti. M idd le-row, Holborn and by the most respectable Medicine Venders ia every part of the kingdom'. Dr' C. J. .Tardan takes this general opportveity of an bounties to the Pliblic, that he still devotes his study et ciusive ly to the cure of smnicuter complaint.: as a regular member of the Royal College of Physicians he often a speedy and perma nent erre for every elan of nervous relaxation; diseases, of however keg standing, or of the roast inveterate kind, are by his new and so pe ri irmode of treat meet speed il yand elfecauallyeared. Dr. C. J. Jordan may be nasulted, by all ranks, Gam Moe in the morning till nine in the evening. at the East London Medi cal Establishment, 7, Cannommreet Road, near the comer. dal Road latapike, 314 Games la the Soot. . - _ Bearriipais it Slim, it wii the wish of the Booed to bayed L. pointed' in the Lon& s Afitriet of any claims that unity Mat. "Ilie 'PP' °tomtits; such a Committee was the object of the ptesetii Mee!: ing, and it was intended afterwards to iiii . easo!e general one of Insurers, who amounted to many thousands. The Board had no desire that their prin. ciples or orneeedings should rennin concealed ; they were not fearful of a scrutiny; every thins necessary to procere4ell and satisfactory information sbdeid be laid before tise.Committee when appointed. Their hooks, the state of their fends, and their conduct WI claimants, would be open to inspection ; the smashed been done at Birmingham, Dublin, Manchester, and other places . Some Resolotions were then proposed by Mr. liEntuan, which went in substance to approve of the principle upon which the Norwich Insurance 0110 was condected, and to appoint a Committee* the is. •vestiaation of unsettled claims in the district of London. • Mr. Mtnintros end Mr. Reiman did pertlibsk the Resolutions went far enough. It would be Me cessary, in their opinion, that the Committee emelt* investigite not only the outstanding claims, bat else the charges brought against the Norwich Office at they Meting which took place at the George and Val. lure. Mr. HAMMON spoke to the setae effect. 'The tue l digit of the Board was not sufficient to prove their innocence. An investigation into the chargesbrought against them should take place. There was no other mesas of removing the calumnies that bad gone abroad. Mr. Runts approved of the Resolutions generally, but he did not think they went far enough. He attended there as an independent Insurer, and was desirous that the charges brought against the Nee. with Office should be fully investigated. Like seedy other., be, atone time, entertained prejudices again this rW i stitution, hut better Information enabled him to Wake them off, and he had since insured in it toe considerable amount. It was dee, however, to the Insurers, and to the Gentlemen who leek their names to it, to remove the slightest taint of unfairness that may adhere to the Establishment. It was one intitled to the most serious regard. Every person in trade felt it their deity, as well as their interest, to Nicoll. rage Institutions of the kind. As to the stability of the Norwich Insurance Office, he did not feel the least doubt upon the subject. They proceeded upon • principle that was attended with no risk, for they required no profits. They gave security to the Pub lic upon more favourable terms than could be offered by any other Office. The price however of security was a minor consideration, compared to a prompt settlement of claims. If they were to return 951. in place of 501. per cent. the Public would not accept of it, if it could be obtained only by delay.— The conduct of the Norwich Office was at all times highly liberal in the country districts. In those they had insured to the amount of 40,000,0001. and there was not at present a single outstanding claim« Their insurances in the London department were only 5,000,0001. but yet there were many claims unsettled. It was the duty of those who were in terested to captain why the stream of liberality which lowed from the Board so copiously through the country, was clamed up only when it approached the Metropolis. lie did not feel disposed to impute any unworthy motives to the Managers in London, but some glaring errors of judgment seemed to have crept into their conduct which tended to poison the springs of confidence. These errors it would not b e fair or candid to impute to the Board, the bead and front of whose offending seemed to be that they gave to the Public for nothing that from which other institutions of the same kind derived considerable profit. It would be of no use to prove that the charges circulated in the newspapers arose from malice. It could not be denied that there were errors which I 'should be eoqeired into. In one instance a verdict was obtained, bat the sum awarded by the Jury was not paid up. Some time was certainly allowed by law, but it was not liberal on the part of the Lou don Managers to avail themselves of this delay. This was, perhaps an error in judgment, but such pre. ceedings could come to no good. He was not s Loudon Insurer, bet be made several efforts among his friends to promote the interests of the Norwich. Institution. His efforts, however, failed in con's; quence of the system of management adopted there. The appointment of a Committee would, he was coo voiced, remove all the inconveniences. Mr. SAVERY said, that the instructions of the Board were to act towards claimants upon the most liberal principles. He was en insurer to a large amount. His father also was Chairman of the Bris tol., Committee, and be came totown no purpose to lad whether the charges made at the George and VOW, referred to a general practice, .or were coil lined to London only. In consequence of the in. formation he had obtained at Norwich from the most respectable sources, be recommended the Office to all it friends, and in a tear which be bed taken . o,terday.. mkt* the . Mt lc k I r ei o l .° l 9 l l• ll4 o6,i'l • tinsels. seri al 161 intlebted to 11c. kle,e; estweq‘lee at tit et Claiborssl, AlattOmet:writoty; • tits fellow. Ist impertsof . •• hie, 'the ;11birtio1 infnitilag yoS that, %limit JacillOF( took of ; the Spanish of jPeaseaols . att. S.. s4; s til3es4 ton o'clock; Oitheet the fire of The Goviiior of . the . pleze anti, some of .tlte (nheisit• ants hate . hetaliao thentselme te the 014 iltAteep; • eith • detemaioetidd . eisristain the ',est jtot possible. The G.ifedqt d gtr.._ WM% trPI I 9T tions to move against tho ,Wrt emelt :Olt Welty morning, whets my informant left Pemitietillt. .1101 force is said to be 1200, and . that, of the esomy The Bursar.' is strong, situatilat the entrance of the Wishner, bet is commanded by' ~ i in,emiornce on, which there is a •fort. The tskint i bf the !Mei* wilt ineare the fosses. His soldiers suffered kutlialitablf before their arrival at Pensacola, for OsreCietti..--• They had lost all to about 180 bones, bet. theylice represented sobs/ft is the very both spietts t petting that an - eppertenity of fighviegiiie siot , #ei offered. This is very pleasing intelligeoci , tat this part of the territory. We art In holltkiipe42biTent of heating something further from then*.ligemit number' of our citizens left this place (o•cilirfor the purpose of visitiog the army, and to visit tbp.tall et the Barrancas. This may be relied Since the gibe,* *as in type, we have liiie - Weief. ed with an titre shket of the St. Stephe'l* of the 2d last, which mentions the fall Of thetltilre micas, in consectnerice of the mutiny of 'thiligaeria son, after a bomtiiidment of three days with the loss of two Americifis sod shin sae Spardessille. The post.rlder stated, that Gen. Jackson tas stA eat tot his mildews it Teedtelfie; The capture of PenneOle4 We.titink, will bring ourithlto skit Spain toe Cattle: its shall soon hive wir, or an amicable adlostiltent of our dill . ..remota with her.-IGeo. Journ. it th uses.) It is said, that at the time of airieiditing, oar forces had proceeded withia three hundred yards rte the fart, and that there Would hive been Mith longer resistance on the part of the Spaniarlt, had not a mutiny broke obt amongst them. The tag of the United States is now waving on the walls of the Barrancas, and in the town of Pensacola. We understand that an express had arrived it Washington City, with dispatches from the Coma mandant at Pensacola to the Spanish Embassy. It it rumoured, that the dispatches advise the Spanish Envoy of the captors of the town and fort of Penn. cola by General Jackson ; that it was there prea aimed that war had been declared by the Unita* States silkiest Spain, sod in coupequence of.this pre. emaption, the Commandant bad issued a ProCiaasa. Lion. Frequent conferences took place batten the British sad Spanish Envoys. (TROY Trig NATIONAL WASHINGTON, June 23.—Oar readers are doubt. less Impatient for further accounts of General son's movements; but we have nothing further to vier them. No direct int4;gence has reached the seat of Government from General Jackson's head. quarters, since he took up the line of march from St. Mark's. We have thought proper to notice this ab. sauce of information, to account for the silence we have observed on the subject, since anneencing, the other day, the reported capture of PeNtSCGTE. This report reached the city from two difereut noremN, remote from each other, and nearer to the scene of action than to this city. We bne little doubt of the correctness of the fact of General Jackson's having entered Pensacola; and it is equally probable, if he entered at all, it was by assault, as it is not to be supposed the Spanish Authorities woold have gives'', so important a post without at least a show, of resistance. The motives of this step General Jackson's patches will disclose. It is presumed such a meanie was not in the contemplation of the Gormand, although it may necessarily have resulted from tint discretion vested in the Commanding Of fi cer to tato such lawful steps as the safety of the frontierniettt appear to require. If Ibis Indians it eriniagilinst ant led the way to Pensacola, there caa be no doubt of General Jackson's being ipsiifutd Ia followinikaoil, dislodging them. WASHINGTON, Juin 18.—The fireiltient of lbw United State', reached hie residence in this city' yes terday, in the morniog; :heti% left db. Nano* thirty or forty mile* below, pod oswievipt the Oreny unattended, except by the beat's crew which rowed hie op. Thus has the President terminsted the tour att observation of the waters of the Cilliapdi kt which his odieial duty devolved tepee itlith.• . :lloW Nonsuch arrived at the Navy Yard is the sittlimeens [PßOM TUE Animas 01 MONDAY, fr., 4 The President has returned suddenly it / ~ yeeth of Government from his toot on the C The Foreign Ministers, at the bad of W 1 , &goe s hare bad a biotin week ef it. .~. dY i , FRAUD PREVENTED. 11°teasterset the many attempts that are daily •4018 sa impose an the unwary a spurious compasieisin in- Mead of the GENUINE BLACKING prepared by DAY twit MARTO!, thew have adopted a Dew Label, in which their signolans sad address. 97. HIGH HOLBORN, issaemapirvoitaly placed is the comer Olio Label, (hat alai not sn lateatims tows* nod the didbiwoosmst sfr type * wlll.li . s ratletter-ress, will amble perchasers at once to fhe• stet the hip The Real Japan BLACKING. made cad wild wholesale by DAY met MARTIN. 97. High Holborn. and retailed by the priaelpel Graters. 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