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O. ~ MI Itt-)) _ ./ .. ~ .s«~ l (~.L .r" S No. 7,112. EAST INDIA HOUSE, August 10, 18213. Tgg rt of Directors of the United Company of m e nhangs of England trading to the East Indio do loin*, Ytus Nutioe, be Thatp e oy will qUA ß Theld at ERLY their GENERAL COURT of the slid Goo House in Leadenhall-street, on wEDNESHAV, the %kb ef September PR D next, Aß at 11 T o' l clock in p the JOS lenenite k'xesooo. BONE Oi' ENGLAND, Sept.2B, 11126. Coerf of Directors of the Governor and Company T of Me Hank krEngland give Notice, That Proposals in at Sting, sealed dp (with the names of the puttee proposing written on the oalaide), will be received by the ...tummy on or before THURSDAY, the 29th instant, at Twelve •*clock. from such Persons u may be stilling to supply the Bank with SOO Dosch lbs. of VA NDIAS, to be delivered in the Months .1 October and November nut. Samples of the Candles may be ..al at the Storekeeper's Ofnce every day (holydays excepted) be- Wrest Ten and Three o'clock. l',giiens willing to contract for the same, or their Agents, must scout at the Rink on Fritiny, the 39th Inst. at One o'clock pre tudr, otherwise no regard will be paid to their Tenders. Security he required for the due performance of the said Colltfiet. R. BEST, Seamstry. ONDON GENUINE SNUFF COMPANY.—The I l'ablic a respectfully informed. that in imam of the numerous applications for Shares it will be Indispaoaaay'mammary to dew the list after Saturday nest, the let of October, until when letters may be addressed to Mr. Winstanley, 2, Bartholomew. • 'Mk - 4 1441 I w AS . •i "Ns, • Y ••-• Price 7d. • SALES BY AUCTION. iI;SEHOLD FURNITURE. Itiinney Glasses, Plate, Linen, and mutters:4 Effects. • Mr. SUUTTLEITORTH, 1, Ktng's hrms.passage, Cam - tl' NEXT. Oct. 3, at 11, and following day -, tier: 11005E110Lp FURNITURE, 1 , iney glasses, many of large dimensions, 6 cu. . to 29 inches diameter, 1 4 cheral and dreamt, tunas of plate, a large assortment of table at nerous effects, which were removed from the h . Doren -street, Piccadilly, by the assignees of hi e.nkrupt. The furniture comprises 26 linne- t, and canopy bedsteads, with chines oetutn .. an !salient feather beds, thattresses luta beddim 1 Irussele and Kidderminster carpets, mahogan 1, dressing table: and basin stand., mahogan ,• I a re, Iso.lll, couches and ottomans, mahogany au realtfast, tiara, card, and pembroke tables, pr. it itchen requisites, and numerous useful article:- wo days previous to the sale, when catalogue : each) at the place of sale • of Messrs. Pops an.. Illonniffeld-strect, InfutCmovall ; and of Mr. ?oultry. ' LE RESIDEEdE BROAD-.STItEEr- • BUILDIN4 Mr. SIWTTLIEWORTIL EDNEfflart r, Oct. 19, At Fe, by order at the • • Meyer, LLD., deceased, unless an OCCtepted'o..! r mauls by private contract, end earl ' LEASEHOLD &BSl- ivantscenns y situate wleMn if,. minutes' wait: Age. Nn- 7, Artail-stseet.huilttings, admiroby tittle or professirinal establishment, or a public ing seven good bed-chambers, with dressing. 10,,et, spacious handsome drawing room and communicating by folding doors, a handsome taircitae. capital dining parlour, library butter's lent kitebers , numerous well arranged 'domeetic rine smart and collaring, and large pared LONDON, WEDNk.lit DATENT STEAM CANAL COMPANY.—The I Trustees appointed far the Palm Stearn Canal Company heeby give notice to the Shareholders who have paid the Deposit of Two Pounds per Share, that it has been found inexpedient to proceed further an the establishment of the Company, and that the MOD of One Pound Sixteen Shillings per Share will be returned to such Shareholders. Four Shillings pet Share having been deducted to 'easy certain expenses incurred. The Holders of the Rereipta for the Deposits are requested to apply to the respective Bankers by whom such Receipts are signed foe the returns, any day after THURSDAY NEXT (Sundays exorpted). Tae Receipts must be left with the Bankers when the applica tion for the lteturn is made. E. 11. PTRE, reugate, Sept. 27, 1625. Solicitor to the Trustees. Itt7TURE,',REONANCY, CHRONIC DISEASE, AND UNHEALTHY CLIMATES. AM COMPANY, 70, CORNHILL, confines ho business to Aiming the Liras of Parsons who would be subject to rejectioa at obit 011 ices. Is alight eases of Rupture be rate of premium is the same as that charged by other Establishments for select life. In first Pregnaneira, a small addition to the ordinary premium is made for the first year on_ly, without requiring appearance before a Board of Directors, or a Medical Oirer ; ;t being sometimes de. *Sable to beep the party in loom= of the Assurance. In Chronic Diseases the rata are, in many cases, lower than the premiums generally charred by Offen for robust health. OFFICERS in the ARMY sad NAVY, and others travelling OD of residiag beyer the limits of &mope, insured at the Emaciate Premiumemit their Inabaritadea, and thenceforth as a rate accord. log with the nature of the climate end envier foe which they ere destined. The following extract frees the Tables of Premiums for the East Indies will show how much the dangers of that climate WO hitherto been over-rated. EAST INDIA CIVIL SERVICE. A - uatal Premium for Assuring Z!, for Seven Years, and whole Terieof Life. ikoz. I •;VIK Ytaillk I asossor Lir!. .....a. wa..— .C 2 19 2 1:3 13 7 331 4 3 1 3 111 11 5 7 3 6 0 9 7 310 may be obtained y personal application, or 1 to the Resident Director, at the Company's ran particular; hletter, adman U 04114. PALLADIUM LIFE A SOC WATZIII.OO-PLACE, Capital, Two SI IND FIRE ASSURANCE IETY. AND 76, CI.EAPSIDZ. IMIONS Stalin:. CTONS. r, Bart. M.P. F.A.S. Chairman. F.R.S. Deputz , Chairman. Neil Benjamin Ldmoustone, Esq. Joseph Esdaile, Esq. Right Hon. W. H. Fremantle, M.P. Captain Henry Kater. F.R.S. John Mitchell. ion. Esq. Charles Elton Prescott, Esq. Peter Reierion. Esq. Samuel Skinner, Esq. Patrick Maxwell Stewart, Esq. Colonel Mark Wilks Sir William Young, Bart. Diszi Me EDWARD HYDE EAS' Colonel JOHN BAILLIE, Jos. Dupre Alczandar, Esq. M.P. John L Anderdon, Esq. I t /serge Arbuthnot, Esq. halos& Bosanquet, Esq. Henry Browne, Esq. F.R.S. tits W. Champion de Crespigny, But. 51. P. Slr Win. Convey.. Bart. M.P. Cu!. Th. Henry llutlngs Da vies, 51. P. Cell. Wm. Bodycott Davis W. H. Keith Douglas, Esq. H.P. Policies expiring at lifichaele should be renewed within fifteen dip from the 2'Jth September. Eighty per cent. of the estimated profits on Policies continued for seven years, will be septennially allowed to persons who have paid seven years' premium, in a single sum or in annual payments. All claims on the Society paid without deduction or discount; and the Assured have the option of settling disputed claims by arbivatioo. Parties, by obtaining the settlement of a loss, do not lose their Aght to participate in the profits. In the Life Department, four-fifths, or eighty per cent. of the estimated profits, will be added every seventh year, by way of Bo nus, to the Policies effected for the whole term of life, on lives in erred under the age of SO; or will be applied in reduction of future annual Premiums, at the option of the Assured. Persons assuring their has in this Office, may cross the sea in decked vessels, between the Elbe and Brest, or go to any part of Europe, in any of his 'Majesty's regular packets or ships of war, daring the time of peace, without any extra premium. WALTER COSSER, Sec. THE Directors of the BEACON FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY feel, that they out now appeal with redoubled confidence to the Public for their support, when the oldest Establiahed Offices in London, following the example of this Company, have reduced their Hates of Premium, thereby giving the strongest possible testimony in favour of the principles on which the Beacon originally claimed the patronage of the Public, what offering terms peculiarly advantage3us to the parties insured. utezcTone.. JOHN {PRA Y, Esq. Chairman. HENRY HALLA3I, Esq. Deputy-Chairman. Benjamin Ansley, Esq. John !Armin, Esq. Henry J. Bourerie, Esq. Sir Peter Lune Junes Bridges, Esq. Sir Gregory A. Lenin William P. Craufurd, Esq. Thomas H. Lo ngman , Esq, Robert Ferguson, Esq. J o h n M ans field, Esq. George Ilammeraley, Esq. James Mackenzie, Eel J. Adair Hawkins, Esq. Laurence B. Morris Esq. Peltier W. Hay, Es q . Willi am Southby, Esq. R, ben J. Wilmot Horton, Esq. Sir Psuick Walker 31. P. I Abraham Welland. Esq. Lie utenant.Oeneral Hughes Archibald Smith, Esq. David Laing, Esq. AiANAGING DIIIICTOR—John Clark, Esq. Atilutons....W. P. Etauturd, Edward Penrbyn, and John Abel Smith, Esqrs. BaxtZas—blessrs. Ilammeraleys and Co., Pall-mall t Sir P. Pole, Bart, Thornton, and Co., Bartholomew-lane, Loudon ; and Messrs. Kinnear and son, Edinburgh, The following are the Reduced Rates required by this Coin- Pthy. in addition to which a reduction of 6 pet cent. is allowed on Government duty in all cues Premium. Duty. ' Private Dwellings, Shops, W are . s . d. a . d. a. d. houlcs, and Goods not deemed Ha- 1 6 2 10-4 4 r ,,, 10u5, and all Farming Stock - VI Dwelling houses, Shops, Warn 6 2 4 houses, or Goods deemed Hazardous ant an equally liberal Abatement on all other description of Pro y. Nonce is hereby given, that Insurances, already affected, will be renewed at the above rates, on application, either at the Offices ot the Company. No. tt, Chatham.place, Blackfrtars ; or No. 184, Rynt-street, Oaterd.strtet. London. DEAL CHELTENHAM SALTS.—These Salts, the a t t o n ly tt to gegine gir i i c al:f i d ot o7 l of soldt he u h n e c l i t er m hda, that i Water, o i n w a h t ! on e h I T' , wire merely an Wasted preparation of them) are to b e h a d at M r . ompson's, Montpellier Pump Root% Cheltenbam i at his Ware blu,c, Nu. 7, Thrugmorten-street ; at Mr. Hudson's, 27, Hay- T"kei 4 and at the pdocipal Medicine Venders in Town and vollAtry. H ACKNEY COACH OFFICE (HAWKERS' DS PARTMENT). TO a Lie HAWSERS, PEDLARS, AND PETTY CHAP3IIO_, NOTICe IS HEREBY GIVEN, Thst all Licenses issued from this °like since the let of August, 1824. *spired on the 31st of July Met, and that NEW LI CENSES ARE NOW READY FOR DELIVERY, com mencing Ist of August last, and must be applied for and obtained at this Office, or at the Residence of one or other (lithe District !tiding Surveyors or Extra Agents in the countty ; and any Hawker found trading with ea expired License, and not having ob. Wilda new License empowering him of het to to do, will be ri. riind gemenlyprobecuted. i . - - INTetice s ahogiven, That every Licensed Hawker is by law re. attired to have the number of his oc her License, together with the words " Licensed Hawker," written, pain:wi, or printed in lugs legible Roman capitals, upon the most conspicuous pert of every mom and shop in which he or she shall trade with of under protec. 'Non of my such License ; and also upon every peek, box, bag, bank, case, cart, waggon, or any vehicle or confeyanee i n w hi c h lie sho shall carry or send his or her goods, end also upon every bill or advertisement winch he or she shall give mit, distribute, N publish, under penalty •of ten pounds for each omission. And any person other than to whom any such License shall have been granted using such words, h.c. forfeits ten pounds for each offence. The liberty granted to Hawkers to sell, ece.in markets or fairs without License, is confined to such markets and fairs only as are legally established ; and the exemption of real workers or makers from the dunes, includes only those p ersons rib carry abroad and expose to sale in marts, meckets, or fairs, or cities, boroughs, towns -, d market totentamt ' ' • - aor elsewhere), none working or making, agents or servants, vs only. ' makets has given , . may co coal are alert-lied, and penal. declared), ender false by auction in any Usually abiding, stoup. _ . forfeits his License, atiihllseeafter rendered incapable of holding a license. de=person forging or altering, or trading with a forged or License, incurs a penalty of three hundred pounds. AM all persons are hereby warned to beware of the aggravated CAM of forging, altering, or trailing with a forged or altered Lfasecora efloctual means having been adopted for the detection of such offenders. Any person hiring, letting out, or lending a License, forfeits forty pounds, and i. thereafter rendered incapable of holding one. All which penalties. Ac. will henceforward be strictly enforced. N.B. All perwass heretofore licensed must, on application for new Licenses, deliver up the old Licenses • and persons not before licensed are to produce a certi fi cate of daraver, tic. signed. &c. as prescribed by the Act 50th George 111, chapter 41, sec tion 12. By Order of the Commissioner*, Sspt 2 Bl 1825 . W .PO W I. 1.. FOURTH OF GEOROE FOURTH, CAP. 60. NOTICE is hereby given, in pursuance of the pro visions of the Act, LOTTERIES will Cdl to form part of the public revenue, and will be prohibited throughout the United Kingdom at the conclusion of the Drawings authorised by the Contract made by the Lords o f hi s Majesty's Treasury on the Ist of February last; and all Licenses heretofore granted for keeping open Lottery Offices for the sale of Tickets, and Shares of Tickets, arid registering the same, will expire at the termination of the said Drawings, from and alter which time it will be unlawful for any Person or Persons to sell, or offer for sale, any Tickets, or Shares of Tickets, or any description of dunce whatsoever, in any Lot tery ot Lotteries, or to publish proposals thereof. NEAR END OF LOl Gran d Scheme present Gnd Scheme (nearly the last that will be Drawn in this Country) contains SIX PRIZES of 20,000/. besides other Capitals, and no Blanks ! The whole to be Drawn in One Day, 18th October. HAZARD and Co. Contractors. STAYS AND ELALTIC DELTS. OBINSON and VISTIR IN submit to Ladies their IL Fashionable CORSETS, which they engage to fit in a su perior style of elegance and beauty, however difficult the figure. Their ELASTIC BELTS reduce corpulence, visceral enlne mane, umbilical hernia, local dropsy, relieve and strengthen &Mo rainal debility, and give comfortable support after aceouchement. Their PATENT STAYS counteract and rectify spinal curva tures, support and cure persons awry, invisibly making the form appear perfectly straight and shapely, without any pernicious steel, pa=or pressure. y stableaus insitoeted to seal maw* BS names and address. No. 111.5, New Bond-strect (secongtrt hi co Brook -street), London. QUPERIOR LITHOGRAPHS, published by W. Cole, No. 10, Newgate.streei,, London ; and sold by all Book and Printsellent. The following are beautifully got up in Lithography, and u no expense or pains have been spared, will be found well worthy the attention of the public, from the very superior manner in which they are executed : - t. s. d. . RUINS, illustrative of ANCIENT SPLENDOR, — twenty Subjects, of an unequalled beauty, printed on im. penal folio, tinted paper, 6 Nos. lea. 6d. each, or half. bound . 3 0 0 - - FLORA'S YEAR or, Monthly Bouquet; composed of elegant Bunches of Flowers Mr each month in the year, beautifully coloured after the living Plants, half-bound, super royal folio . 4 10 0 HORTICULTURAL BEAUTIES; or Correct Portraits from the Flower Garden: tastefully coloured after the living Plants, half-bound, super-royal folio . 2 2 0 STUDIES, Foreign and English : by Calvert. Twenty. four Subjects. Imperial to. half-bound . 1 10 0 RURAL SCENERY, coloured: by Calvert, half. bound, royal Ito. . 1 0 YOUNG ARTIST'S INSTRUCTOR, half-bound, Ito. . 1 4 0 MY SKET CH BOOK, half-bound, oblong, Oro. .010 6 FLORA'S FOOTSTEPS; half-bound, royal oblong Bvo. - - 0 12 0 VIEWS FROM NATURE: by Calvert, h alf-bound, imperial Ito. • 0 16 0 PICTURESQUE VIEWS: by Calvert, half-bound, oblong Bro. 0 7 6 THE AMATEUR - DRAUOHTSM - AN,haif-bound, oblong Rio. _!. 0 15 0 CALVERT'S INITIATORY DRA WINO 1100 K, by which Learners may teach themselves the Elements of that elegant Accomplishment. Iu 12 Numbers. Six plain, each . . . 0 2 0 Ditto, six coloured, each - 0 1 0 - - BRITISH SCENERY ; by Calvert. Three Numbers, CALVERT'S LITHOGRAPHIC DRAWING. BOOK, First Series, publishing In Numbers, each . 0 0 9 Ditto, Second Series, in Numbers, each . . 0 0 9 Ditto, Third Salm, each . 0 0 9 FOOTSTEPS OF FLORA ; or, the Art of Flower Painting rendered easy. Six Numbers. each 0 1 0 FUSSULL'S DRAWING BOOKS, after Alorland, each • .000 isse. corporate, and market tormr(but not in villages or COLOMBIAN ASSOC f.4-1' lON for AGRICULTU- but goods, wares, and merchandise of their own woi RAI. ANI) OTHER PURPOSES. and to their children, apprentices, or known ago The howl/ton in this Association are bereby required to take usually residiag wkii such real workers or makers Notice, 'bat Vat tr es te s T i tytiNT.,bev _sag Iran_ mi.. dhlt this ellegittillge_lWour of real workers or w by tSe y dis rnspetetore Infirm iiir t• IMIONSSIO iftellic Strperscms whom It hereby awakens:, that much vigilance will !meant /nu tt y -nee Days from the 30th day of September inst.; toe which at will lie at the Office, l'io. 32. Ilucilersbury, London, ties Istied, fix violations of t h e law (above dedat di maul ees Oration of such Twenty-one Days, and that all slums Pretenees. thin Nmaining waived for win, whil the Instalment t h ereon , b e No Hawker or trading person is to sell goods b. forfehol. place where he is not bona fine a householder, or i Passe road* at a distinct may sign by Power of Attorney ; under a penalty of fifty pounds for each offence. the form sf irbieb mar be had at the Office as above. Hours for Any Hawker dealing in smugglid goods loth Signature, Eleven to Four. and is thereafter rendered incapable of holding a lic SWAIN, STEVENS, MAPLES, PEARSE, & HUNT, Any person forging or altering, or trading 1 Solicitors to the Association. altered License, incurs a penalty of three hundred r k Ifilshwiet's.place, Old Jewry. nils Sept. 1E123. And all persons are hereby warned to beware or THE OLD MASTERS. A Series of Copies from the best Paintings of the Spanish, Italian, Dutch, and Flemish Schools, accurately coloured to represent the Originals, and mounted on stout tinted Drawing Paper. Seven Shillings and Sixpence each. Subjects occupying eight inches by six. 1 Landscape and Cattle: Berg- 7 Ruins: Robert. hem. 8 Landscape: Hobblnia. 2 A Seaport: Claude Lorrain. 11 Sheep Shearing : Velvet S A Seaport r Vernet. Breughel. 4 Going Hawking: Wenner- 10 Landscape: Van Goyen. mans. 11 Merry-making: Timers. 5 A Calm : Van de Velde. 12 Going to Market : Cuyp. ti Landscape: Ruysdael. FASHIONABLE RESORTS. . . Illustrated In small oblong Drawings tastefully coloured, six on • Sheet. Six Shillings each Sheet; or Is. Ed. each, mounted. 1 Hastings. 5 Ramsgate. 9 Leamington. 2 Windsor. 6 Margate. 10 Kenilworth and 3 Tonbridg• Wells. 7 Netley Abbey. Warwick. 4 Brighton. 8 Tintern Abbey. LOCAL AND PICTURESQUE VIEWS, Splendidly coloured and mounted, 20s. each.—Subjects 10 inches . - . by Is. 1 Tintern Abbey, North-east 14 Otford Castle, Kent, East View. View. 2 Rodin Castle, near Edln- 15 Kildare Abbey, North-west burgh. View. 3 Eltham Palace, Kent. 16 Lanercrost Priory, In:at 4 Netley Abbey, interior View. View. 5 St. Alban's Abbey Church. 17 Gloucester Cathedral. 6 bytne Castle, Kent. 18 llayleybury College, Hert -7 Ttntens Abbey, South-east tordsh ire. View. 19 Kenilworth Castle, East 8 Eltham Palace, Kent, South- View. east View. 20 Kenilworth Castle, North 10 Fountain's Abbey. York. View. 11 Rochester Castle, Kent. 21 AVarwick Castle. 12 Waltham Abbey, North ta Warwick Castle,. !from the View. Garden of R. Tomes, Esq. 13 Illeiniee Abbey, South View. HaMa-Guinea each.-24 Subjects, 13 inches by 10. Your shillings each.—Subjects, 8 inches by 6; Consisting of Fitly-four Views of the best Landscapes and Build. Mg. in Great Britain. And a great variety of other Lithographic Drawings, plain and coloured. Printed for W. Cole, 13, Newgate.sqeet, and sold by all Book. alien in tic Kingdom. A', SEPTEMBER 28, 1825. THE FIRST NUMBER of the QUARTERLY. SERIES of the BRITISH CRITIC will be published October 1. By .I.3lsirtnao, Ludgate -street. Just published, In vols. 111-no. half-bound, price ls. aid. per volume, or both volumes bound in one, price 24. yid. ANEW SERIES of ORIGINAL POEMS. Printed for Jubo Sauter, School Library, 73. St. Paul's Cherch-yard. Tiris day is published, I V ° 11 17 A 1 1?14 de APb?eLgiirti(e3l. o F::l yr ' a E g , e mi gin L al FZT l ßl:p lar,o3 llo. de Thais, a Purage de Is Jeonorae, Par M. de BOUILLON. - London a Chet J. Vetter, St. Paul's Chttrch-ssuk This day is published, L k vol. ltino. price !is. NJ. bound. AIIICTIONARY of RNGLISH SYNONYMES ; comprehending the fkorirstions and Meanings of the words ; and the Distinctions Wire,* the Synonymes illustrated by Ex amples ; for the Use of Seises* mid Families. lie the Rev. JOB N PIA rrs. 4 lie ... sougt t. • bed set acceptable words."—Salomon. J. Souter, School banary. 73, St. Paul's Church-yard. Fr HE FRENCH DRAMA, illustratell by Arguments .1 in English at the Bead of each Scene; with Notes Critical and Explanatory. By A. OOMBERT. No. 1. AND/1031ACIIE. par Racine. No. 11. LES PLA I DEUlisl, par ditto. No. 111. ATHA LIE, par ditto. No. IV. LE MISANTHROPE, per Mollem Under this title a imeliaise from the best productions of the French Dramatic writers iweause of publication. s Each Play is elucid s ' ... T enninvi ' lat. By appropriate . die head °reach scene. to un -1 ravel the plot, as well as develcme the subj.:ct, charicters, and va rious incidents throughout the piece. 2d. By an English translation of such words and idioms as may arrest the prognxia of the young student. U. By grammatical aid critical observations, in which wAI be ' interspersed occasional remarks upon the beauties of the style and conceptions. The Drama, that exquisite and invaluable portion of French lite. rature, cannot fail to present to the young learner many perplexities far beyond the comprehension of his immature judgment. ily the different illustrations that will be given, it will be the chief object to rendre his path easy and pleasant, and to unfold the beauties of the scene, which might otherwise lie unobserved or unregarded. The pronunciation may be greatly improved and facilitated by a recitation of well-chosen pieces; by this means the memory will be enriched with lessons of morality, mud a correct judgment and taste will bcinculcated. 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