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E BATH meets on the 31 of • above Company RELAN D. tedley, Esq. Esq. Frescott. Esq. .x, Esq. M.Y. Stephenson, Esq. orp, .Esq. Alderman. 'rant, Esq. M.P. Esq. Finsbury _ Esq. Henrietta- Covent-garden. Esq. Litt, Esq. tkinson, and Co. Mahony. ‘.; and Messrs. molt uniformly and when of sufficient profitable investment (or entirely conducted . Shares is the best reposed in them. ,fight be expected, with Agrieuttural prosperity of Country of similar Establishments in -Id, where they are imperiously called for, similar benefits trust '` , r follow. state of the Burk of Tre.land is.the best proof of . t.gwrrr. 'nem - -•-•vv-, • • . No. 6,913. 1 MOORINGS IN GALLEONS. TRINITY-HOUSE, LONDON, Jo hating been (fficially communicated to this that the Buoys placed by the Corporation of th, 1 eft:, at the Moorings in Galleons, have been lemon *Thames Navigation Committee, but that the Ch o:moored at some more convenient season. ,tiouce thereof is hereby given, for the informatiot i:nels, Pilots, and all others navigating the River irder that no inconvenience may ensue from the ituance of the Chains. By Command of the Come J. HERBERI PORT OF LONDON, J. FOR SALE. DIY Orel'r of the Honourable the Commiss ILD Majerty's'Excise Revenue, in a spacious Root Office. Old Broad-street, on THURSDAI , the 101 se llth, MONDAY, the 14th, TUESDAY, the )ESDAY, the 16th, Days of February, 182. i, at x Afternoon of each Day precisely, the following !trendy French and other ; .Rut' Coffee Genera Bleck and Green Shrub Pepper Amick Wax and Tallow Whielcy Soap, and Cordials Cherry Brandy Also a few Lots Cologne Cocoa for Expo Spirits Part of which Iffe allotted in times I quantities, for tin iodation of several dealers, as well as private pers *Oh to become purchasers. Catalogues may be had at 6d. .each, and Sampl excise Warehouse Keeper's Office, frc 4th, to Wednesday, the vth of Febroar,'. 1825, fron o'Clock, and on the Morning of Sala (We Samples Isle only), from Ten till Twelve o'Clock. EAST INJ.II DOCK 1101f9. 4 7, JAI THE Court of Directors of the East :ndia Pant ds hereby give Notice, That a GENERAL 31EETING of the PROOI die said COMPANY will be held at their House 1. lace Bishopsgate-street. on FRIDAY next, the 26 'Twelve o'clock, being one of the half-yearly General voted by the Act of Parliament, By order of the Court. JOHN FAR N.B. The Chair will be taken at One o'clock %/1 ETROPO LIT AN MARINE COMPANY. Notice is hereby given, that as Parliament meets February next, no application for Shares in the al in be received after that day. SWEET, STOKES, and CARR, 6, Basin p ROVINCIAL BANK OF lit CAPITAL, TWO MILLIONS. DIRECTORS. Natthise Attwood, Esq. M.P. William Medley, light Hon. W. Bagwell, M.P. John Morris, Esq James Brogdeo ' Esq . M.P. Charles Elton Fry G. R. Dawson, Esq. Ji.P. T. Spring Rice, k Harry Alexander Douglas, Esq. Rowland Stephetu Sir Robert T. Farquhar, Bart. J. T. Thorp, Esq L Fletcher, Esq. Devonshire- W. H. Trant, Es square. S. Williams, Esq lir Charles Flower, Bert. square. W. Alexander .Mackinnon. Esq. John Wright, E! T. P. /daequeen, Esq. M.P. street, Coveot-g John blasterrnan, Esq. AUDITORS. John Fairlk, Esq. Alfred Thorp,: IS. E. Megan, Esq. William Peet I SECRETARY —Mr. T. Joplin. ENGLISH SOLICITORS--McSSIR. FAJITAS, Atkin IRISH e , OLICITORs—.Messrs. P. and I). II Baxteas--.Mmars. Masterman, Peters, and Co. Spooner, A ttwoods, and Co. Joint Stock Banking Companies have been the successful of any of our Commercial Establishme constructed upon proper principles, and a scale of at tulle have invariably proved a safe and profitable Capital. The Banking Business of Scotland is almost eat by such Companies, and the hizh price of their Sts , aitetion of their success, and of the confidence repos Their success has been accompanied, as might be s great increase in the Commercial and Agrieuhare tee Country ; and by the formation of similar Est Ivisnd_ where thAA Are. ininerintodu railed for. similA the value of ',_By an Act passed last Session of Pa r r Existent the obstructions to the ens. blishment of further Joint Stock Companies in Ireland, have been removed ; and, under these circumstances, a Company, called the Provincial Bank of Ireland, Ilea been formed, to carry on business spon the plan adopted by the Scotch Banks. The Capital to be 2,600,000 t. (to be divided into Shares of lOW. each) under the management of a Board of Directors in London. Establishments will be formed in the principal Provincial Towns of Ireland, via.:—Cork, NVaterford, Clonmel, Wexford, Limerick, Galway, Sligo, Westport, Londonderry, Belfast, and other places. These Establishments to be under the superintendence of a Board of Resident Directors, aided by active and intelligent Agents, sent by the General Board of Directors, and the whole to be under the control of the General Board. The first Instalment of 5/. per cent. is to be paid on or before the 31st inst. into the hands of the Bankers of the Company, to the Account of the Directors, and the remainder by instalments as may be required, at the call of the Directors, thing days notice of such call being given. Company's Office, Levant House, St. flelen's.place, Bishops.. ratsotreet, London.-3anuary 21, 1132.5. HIBERNIAN GENERAL RAILWAY COM PANY.—At a ME I.:TING, held at the City of London tavern, the 26th day of January. 1925 ; The Right /lon. the Earl of el LENGALL in the Chair ; The minutes of the meeting, held at this houseon the 19th inst. the several communications received from Ireland on the subject of the proposed Joint Stock General Railway Company for that King dam, and the Report of the Committee appointed at the last meet- in, having been read, It was unanimously Resolved—That the speedy and regular transmission of agricultural and mineralogical productions, and all kinds of merchandise. throughout the Kingdom of Ireland, will be fraught 'kith great and important benefits to that country, give a fresh impulse to the industry and commercial spirit of the people,l and yield a profitable return for the capital embarked. That a Joint Stock Company, to be called " The Hibernian General Railway Company, be formed for the purpose, with a capital of 1,900,0091, divided int • .29.990 shares of SOL each, with liberty to add thereto, as circumstances may . require. That it shall be a leading principle in the operations of this, Company not to interfere with any canal or inland navigation already formed in Ireland, the great object of the promoters of this measuie being to give increased facilities to the commercial inter course of the c antry, and develop its resources without injury to any existing interests. That the immediate snpporters of the Railway from NVaterfonl to Limerick having concurred in the suggestion made to them. of the expediency of their forming a junction with the promoters of the objects of this Company, and as such proposed line is calcu lated to render important service to that district, without prejudice to any other, it is considered expedient to give, in the first in stance, the attention of the Hibernian General Railway Company to the construction of the Railway from Limerick to ‘‘ atcrford, It being, however, the wish of the Company to keep in view at all times the lasting benefit of the whole kingdom, in preference to any local interest. That the following Noblemen and Gentlemen be the President, Vice-Presidents, and Directors of the Company, with power to add to their number as local circumstances may require : President--His Grace the Duke of LEINSTER. Earl Belfast The Right Hon. the Earl of itlesinton The hit. Hon. the Earl of Clare he Lord Dunaily DIRLCTOIII. The Right Hon. Earl of GLENGALL, Chairman. Lesley Alexander, Esq. John Doherty, Esq. M.P. Thomas Bainbridge, Esq. John Euthope, Esq. The Rt-Hn•Col. Bagwell, M.P. Rt.Hn.R. Fitzgibbon, 11. P. 'fhomas Barnewall, Esq. H. Holdsworth Hum, Esq. J. H. Bradshaw, Esq. W. H. 31aberly, Esq. .m.p. !..; : r Ulysses Burgh,K.C.B. M.P. Richard Martin, Esq. U.P. T. Haviland Burke, Esq. Horace Seymour, Esq. M.P. W. Christmas, Esq. Colonel Trench, M.P. 1. J. Collet, Esq. ALP. Richard Wellesley, Esq. 31. P. J. H. H. Dawson, Esq. M.P. That James Elmes, Esq. 31.R.1.A. be appointed Engineer; and R. Al. Hollingworth, Esq. Assistant Engineer to the Company ; and that they be Instructed to complete the survey of the proposed line of Railway from Wateford, to Limerick, commenced by the former in the year 1822, and now in progress by the latter. That W. H. Hyett, Esq. be Secretary to the Company. That W. Andrews and J. C. Michell, Esqrs. be joint Solicitors to the Company. That applications for Shares be made in London until the 12th of February next, by letter, poet paid, addressed to the Secretary, at 3. Walbrook-buildings. That a portion of the Shares be reserved for Ireland, and that an extended time be granted for applications for that country. (Signed) GLENGALL, Chairman. J. H. Massey Hermon, Esq. having taken the Chair; It was resolved, That the thanks of the Meeting be presented to the Earl of (Bengali for the important services he has rendered to the undertaking. The Rt. Hon. the Earl of Glen. The Right Hon. the Lord Via. count Lismore. This day is published, in one volume, price 7s. in boards, THE CRISIS; or, an Attempt to show from Pro phesy., illustrated by the Signs of the Timcs, the Prospects, and the Du t ies of the Church of Christ at the present period ; with an Inquiry into the probable Destiny of England during the pre. dieted Desolations of the Papal Kingdoms. Hy the Rev. 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Sin,—Anxious to show the difference betwixt promise and per formance, in reference to the above extract from the Report of the Birmingham and Liverpool Rail-road Company in September last, I an: enabled, through the kindness of a correspondent in the coun try (who was an eye -witness, and on the correctness of whose infor mation 1 can confidently rely), to furnish the public, through your medium, with the result of some grand experiments on the pow‘r of locomotive engines, performed on the 17th inst. at Killing worth Colliery, near Newcastle-upon-Tyne, at the desire and in tie pre ' sense of more titan Satire Gentlemen from the Committees of the intended Manchester and Liverpool and Birmingham and Liver pool Rail-road Companies. as follows : The engine, being one of eight-horse power, nn3 weighing, nit't iVETtolliter, containing water and coals, 5 tons 10 cwt., was place,l on a portion of rail-road, the inclination of which, in one mile and a quarter, was stated by Sl r. Wood, the proprietor, to be one inch in a chain, or one put in 702. Twelve waggons were then placed on it. each containing front 2 tons 13 cat. to 2 tons 14 cat. of coal., mak ing a total useful weight of 32 tons 8 cart. The twelve waggons were drawn one mile and a quarter each way, making two miles and a half in the whole, in forty minutes, or at the rate of three miles and three quarters per hour, consuming 44 pecks of coals. Eight waggons were then drawn over the same distance in thirty six minutes, consuming four . pecks of coals ; and nix waggons u, re drawn over the same ground in thirty-two minutes, consuming five pecks of coals. My correspondent also states, that the engine must be supplied with hot or boiling, and not with cold water, anal that two hundred gallons will take the engine only fourteen miles, a: the end of which the supply must be renewed. It thus appears that the utmost speed obtained in the convey ance of the lightest weight quottni, say six waggons in thirty-two minutes, with a weight of 16 tons 4 cat. has been from four and a half to four and three.qttarter miles per hour. All doubt, therefore, on the subject of locomotive machines completely set at rest, and the fortunate speculators in rail-roads may " rejoice and be exceeding glad," since it is in oved to a de. mdnstation that goods may be conveyed upon them at a r ere nearly equal to a common fly-boat upon a canal. Parturium montes, naseitur ridiculus mus ! Your's, Cie. DE3IOCRITUS. NEW COMPANIES. The following are a few of employment of capital within Alliance Fire and Life I nsuratee. Ditto Marine ditto. Anglo-Mexican Mining, Angto-Chiliao ditto. A rigna ditto. Ar:stralian. Briiiih Paving, Building, or.d Investment. Birmingham and Liverpool Rail-way. Briatol Northern and NVestrrn ditto. the Companies formed for the 1 the last twelve months:-- General Coal. General Steam Navigaficm. Grand Junction Rail-road. General SchooL General Journal. General Irish Rail-road. Gas Engine Carriage. Great M'aitminster Dairy. Hibernian Mining. Ditto Joint Stock Banking. Irish Provincial Bank. Investment Bank. Ditto Irish ditto. Irish Equitable Loan Bank. Irish Mining. Kentish Rail-way. London and Birmingham ditto. London and Bristol ditto. London and Northern ditto. London and Manchester Equi table Loan. London, Brighton, and Devon. shire Fishing and Sttani Na vigation. Manchester and Liverpool Rail road. Metropolitan Loan and Invest. went. Ditto Investment Society. Ditto Banking. Ditto Alderney Dairy. Ditto Flour and Bread. Pasco Mining. Palladium Insurance. Protector ditto. Promoter Benefit. Pearl Fi^hery. Real del Monte Kb de la Plata ditto. South London 'kick. South London Milk. Surrey Rail-road. Sea and Inland Coal. Tlalpuxahua Alining Associa tion. Taunton Grand Waters Rail road. United Mexican Alining Amy.. ciation. Welsh Iron and Coal Migiag Mr. Rothschild's dine. Bath and Bristol ditto. Bristol and Birmingham ditto. British Minnie Association. Bristol Ship Canal. British Annuity. Brazilian Mining Association. New ditto. Bolan°. ditto. Brick. (Royal National.) Bridgewater Ship Canal. British Iron. Bognor New Town. Bermondsey Dock. British Shipping Loan. Chilian Mining Association. Colombian ditto. Canada. Crown Life Assurance. Equitable Loan Bank. Ditto Investment ditto. Exchange. East London Rail-road. Erection of a New Pier at St. Ives. Faversham Navigation. Fish (Westminster.) French Four Canal Shares. General Mining Association. Guardian Fire Office. Gold Coast Mining Association. Oss—lmperial Old. Ditto New. Continental. British. London Portable. Provincial ditto. Pheenix ditto. United General. Birmingham and Star. Yesterday evening a man named M'Aulay, whale in a state of intoxication, fell into the Old Dock. 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