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Office, (14i Ilina4l-" , tn..ci, tni . t In '.'clock pr.Tisclv. t2GANTITI' OF LEAF (IAND SIANISI,IC.TUREI) T()BACC. ii:,pseq, Cheroots, ttritish and Foreign Snuff'. 1 Th.. 4,i1 t 1 „,d, to be eicwel at the King's Toba.zr.., NVarehmit^, Lon lan Iflet:%. s*.s days pre•ious to the day of :iale, where Cats- . 1 I ...Nei may be !sad at dd. eaca. ___. i ST,ITIONERY OFFICE, Dc,:. 7, 1n24. rIIIE (.: ,mph-oiler 49 . the Ski iOnery WIC!' is reall y to r.ecireTttilersforutfG eta descriptions ot lt CII :1111N er..t required for Cr Puldie re ice. ;‘.2 ClX`ti 3CtLil • and the yerrols of their delivery di be apt%%1',.:1 in the pa-Cadent of Contract which can be Jirnore . l, a'd St3llCsi of the artiziet viewed at the .-_ , tadonery Ofbce. front Illunday the 1 6 1:h of axtvtilra, to Saturday the :Bth of Jaouary n st, bto.wt.vn the hmrs of Ten anti Three. Taalms to be addressed to the Comptreller of hi:: Majesty's Stanuot Jainevatrect, Buckingham-rate, • ;1 to be de. hvered by 'l'welrc o'clock in the Jay, on Nit V. 511).% V. the 31st Of marlted in the corner, " Tender fir I'r.a - hment ace Vellera," alter which day and hour no Tender can Ir.: r>crivel. EAST LiDIA DO!" , (J. • imut Court the C.. ?:-e. Merchants of farglant; i, tabs,. to the L I. ic_ ., *. h:•re _TV; OaCe. .. _ Thai a WARTIERLY'gre.VERAL COURT of the semi Llowersni w 1.• held at 4 r Howse, is ,lowkabatlowrirt. WIDNEJID , the 221 Oesembcr nest, It 73,vra et-161161e V faiwoott. foe the porposa of 4.l:lating a divideca f.on: Mi.ltz• a• .3 hot. to einiatmsa next. JOSEPH D...1.1tT, :' , :rt - to . -1, 1.1. _ INDIA !lOUS F1P111; Cour! of Dircriviv ( ! f . the (• on. , any e:f Aferchants ti* England tradiaz to the E.: , t hereby AR: That the 'TRANSFER BOOKS of tlic ('.omr.tNy's 4 , TOCIC. will be SHUT on 1 . 111 , 1100.%ti, the 1 •inber nest. 0 TIIUC o'Coct, and OPENED again oa i;S:).Oi, the januvf . . findtnr,tLe 131110 END wARRANTS on said Stoe.:, the &it Januar/. 1:125, wilt DJ Maly to be dclivcred on 11111250 AT, the t th sat the same manth.. J:JSEP.II !!T, R.4.ST I NDlil 11011 SE, 114.-mi.er 1,162 L 7TH Conri rf Directors of the t! Company pi Illereh.pas of England trading to the iaa:ete.) hcrilg ewe Male-, That they :tale received a Letter. Copy of which is :tr. follows: " To the (.•itairntaa of the !Immutable CJilrt of Directors or the East India Contpanv. Rir,—‘i'e, the undersigned i'mprietors of Indira Stock, duly geutifittl. do hereby request that the next Quart lily C ener.d Court of Yruprie!or.•, to be held on tht 2,:d of Deceuth •e next, may he nods Speocl. for the purpose of tokitig into etito.isteration the pro. piety ut b yis befire the Court copies of all eorrzwporde::ce, mutates, anit other documents. ronnected with nett explanatory of the suppression of the late 'Calcutta Journal,' ',Ai the subsequent objections mad , to the renewal or it* litense; aril also co;tre► of all documents ez x• in tory of the lomit,hmant tram Intiia of 31r. Sa:.•l -fwd Arnot, air assistant . in the ofl;ce of that " We remain, Sir, Your obedient hutnble Servants, "JOSEPH If ositz. " Doty; Las It:NAIAD. Dated nrytotstore.anuitre, N0v.27, 1821." The IsNE:'..ll COL:ItT an•tointed to be hell nt this House, am Otani inst. is therefore Made r;liceial J (I.STPII I'. Se:re , iry. • COSNIOIWIA.— A CIIANGE of .`51"..i ‘'FO WS having taken place on the 18th Inst. in t!:ts it now consists of Views of tit: rty of Cadiz (givirt- a cent ii:ehen. sire outline of that beatiti:itl Port and City), the'intricr the Pantile-A ut !tome, hr more-Ft:lit ; the City or id:ise-iw during the Conflagration ii; 11 . 12. (Tiir,: direr Views very great intcred nett atiatireiinn when exhiLited about three years :so; and it k at the request of a nuniber of their Visitors in t e, c•tor3 hare been induced to vitt thent op sesic.) Virt:s of Ott Mame, anti a t:ourt if the et Conataminn:dt; swnn of very considerable classic interest in it , yriu and Palttsttr.e, end otbrrs in H industan. 209, Regent.stottt, Oxfortl.sii ter. G UAANN ) DIAN FIRE AN LIFE .A.:: , :it'itANCE COM:'.I NV. AT NO. n, L•mikARD.sT It k: I THE ENTRANCE OF TUE m1:-or VI E. 1. 0 Nous. The Prineipka upon which la-Motion is f led have been after a mature invcvt , ::::tion of the and be found to Combine aalvw‘ agui not bi:b:•;;:icin.r..:tl by any other boor:111"z Compiny. Ti. Avsurol of a cettain tumhog pArticipate in the :coats every 11/1111 y A subsmbed Capi , o), antrovitin..: to Two Milli rots, 1 MIMI the Arlon," from the revponhibility atto.r.h_d to :iotict::3 for mutual 3ratorar.r... . ' Cixonants may have their tliwinds on the Company solouitted re;eresee. No charge mode for Policies when the sum assured amounts to aad upwards. I) CT (R , RicttAm) 31r.v: e •eq., e;rel:r.n. el,rolttir. LYALL. The Hight lion. JOHN I ;atza.vrir, I. rd U W. C. Brar.lratz.), Eu l . 1•..r1 - ...“1 ro , ).r• hford, Willium D. Ihm,n, Excl. (1. Rare, Sir T. liarvir Farquhar, Bart. 'Sic:lolls Garry, DI. Wm. IlaLtienand, Esq. 111. P. John Harvey, F.,1. .1 .!ri S!l(we, I: I: and Stew:.r. w liwn. l'I•r •••)3, /:sq. '' '''' l'hor:!Lon, . 1 .. . JatuLs . CeurgeJewm, John Loch, I:Pi. Stew:. Marpribaaka, r. 19. m.r. John M trim. L.q. 1.P.3 At7IYTOIt!4-I.CIViII Loyd, ; William IVard, Esq. Noiiee it lier,by given, Ti:at A..enranc-.•4 rliri,t -mas,‘liould be I::nec Day. ther-eft - iwom; void ; and Ulm for such ready for d^liv•ny wit . ; the rcsputir-... Agents for tae taroughout the (Juitcd Kink :um. WM. WILLIAM , : Smrctary. NV. Company THE NEXT OF KIN (if any) ofJOliN late belonging to the East Ins!in ACTON, deceased, by applying to ;tits. NVilkinson, No. 3.1, New Gravel- War. Ratehtte, way hear of itamething t their advaatage. TIIE Next of Kin (if env) of WM. EDU'Aill) PEAR:4)N, late a Skattnan befimging to the 3lerchant Ship James, deeetiaztl, by applying at Mr. Newman's, t!E, Sun, Sun_ yard, East Smithreld, may butt of wmetl ing to their advantage. ALL IN ONI.; I).tV. pARROLL, the Contractor, respectfully informs the Public, that the whole of the Lottery will b: decided on the 31st of this Month (December), on which the TWO OF .£39,0r.). And all the other tnpit.!a, meet he erawn. There :ire no Blanks la the Savoie, as ever. Ticket is or of getting N. n. 2:1u• .1 great esti:ly of Numbers are on %Nig at C.\ it :{ol,l.'s nate Offices, Nu. 19, Corohill, 26, Oxford-strte , cud 7, C Laing cross. 30, F.TR.% ND. NATURE AND AR'l' or TILE ESQT;INLII'X INDLINS. Last Rotterdam Fair, like a Carnival gay, Where Nature and Art form • sp:er.did disph:y, Two Esquimau: Indians, to whom ware unknown The produce of aught save their own frigid roux, ii.Ourn'd on the Rutter, in secluded care, No sight yet obtain'd of the city or tnir ; When over their bowls, In hilarity met, An Amateur laid with another * bet, That man in an unpulish'd state sill desert Fair Nature' high charms fur attractions of Art; The Esquimau: Indians the bet to decide, Each party agreed by their choice to abide. Their I itiardisn's consent then obtain'd ;—to , o; Fair scope, a large room was abundantly st,or'd With multiform produce of Nature and Art, Attraction to draw and new pleasure impart; Excluding, however. all mirrors, that serve So often untutor'd attention to swerve. The parties now met, and the two Faequimaux Were bmug,ht from the store In full freedom to chest. The room they rang'd o'er with apparent delight, One charm, then another, perplextec the right; Unsteady, and giving the pref'renae to none. Till full in thei: view their reflected finns shene, By two then prestun'el polish'd ns revr..l'll„ Aught the if they were from observance : Here fled was the choice of the 11.(1i21A. " Ale' ! My friend, you have List; for a 1 .:„ht lookinff-1;! 1,1 Is out of the question."--" Thea yiela t our pot-al - vs," The other replied, and two r,irror-Iske bows-- Vr.artbuth'd—anbacnieht the tniec,ph while haeLiog, Of Art over Nature through Vs'arrenn Jet rdacLii.g. This easy-shining and lirilliant BLACK !NO prepared by ROBERT IVA ItitEN, :10, Strand, Lor.de:; at sold in eery town in the kihgdom. Liquid, in Bottles, &1.. 12t1., and ELI. ca.-h. Also PASTE ItLACK'INIi. in Tots. t:d., Anti I, t;. A Chilling Pot of Paste is opal to Four In rodles of 1..t0.d. (1`• . ."():IF. 1.1 I . I n :.i 0 ~ .1 i .IN`Zi T. ht T (~ e r" • )::k v ret.e,clv, r,.,Live the It port of the 4 1•• . I::•.e: 1.03 in the of that °qt. L► rotation. S. COCK, Secretary. OFFICE', Focal 1 - :X('!1,.:-gr, 1.4.7. 14, 111-.'l. 4 T a C I, MEETINk; of 31EitCHANTS , 's, 1“:1 no consider of the increased de. cf , coor,•' i .n, in consequence of the rde.ius of I,,nidirg fur the great and )",v 1. r.(l. tt.:easo a. :,;•.:5c..1;:. , n 4 for rc:ief, Jo TIN (.1, 11;K pow': 1:1. in the Chair. fta c cnar.inw:ulytt Cll.—T i int o book be now opened foe i , .,:e7ir!e:ls, to n•-. exp,:cted adult arising from the late t. 1-.lle.iuous ae:LLh. Just published, price 12s. by R. 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Pretit II:1 . 1 4 this SI)CII:•:Y e•i111 ‘l..n T,rtrn, on TIII;itADAY I,:tnir.4,, EA. bI.P. seem:fled by ,tirtly ItoPolved—That a of the bett means of in.. I,l.iii c Itf,ViTrt 1':1. it 1./.14 u,ia i‘r 1.017 to con, eremin:: to Itc?:>7 1)11 the Y;.:,1.4 of t h is t'arporakion. anti that they be rNwestod L1 , ?rv:..1 to a (toarral li‘rting to he he!ti at thin ()Ma. liatu .dawning, Msg. 31.1' seconded by •,,,ottsly Itetotrti—That the u m,' nut:ce, with power to add to ii:; he ^• • A . the :ttadeant T. Dept:;,-:til . .00: nC the Hen. 140Kty C 711- 4-4 • .::: . a , - P tlse en. nast 'ui t::' Ship. • (;:lai- .11 ~ t N' . P. !;row:. "e John 31:1.-31 el, Ear:. preonded b 7 Thomas it uas tr!anircon , !, , Res°lvea—That the flunks of t• yressad w J Clark Powell, IrAtri. for his at:c . vic.n to ti .e inttrefot ef Seamen, aid for the ability h Le has brought this sttiiiset under the consideration of quorum :-- it-lmt Chapman, Esq. Jo' , 1 Dmran, Eg9. William KING lat. J..hn Alaratoll. EN. A%'il'iom That'll, Esq. 111,%..igl„TrquI•art, IN+ T:.o ) , 2% Lit,....0n B.q. Il;c 1 o , -,Istin Ilan:Wail:, Esq. sinianc...4-k, }:sq. Tliten.ls Forre,t, Esq. John I,ylze, Evq. ivilu a t,, Mitchell Esq. thatle licu. Thornton, ESq• ~;, ~~~. ,:o 1:.(1 e.:s ;:is 11'11,M:131 WATS(IN, See. rreivea by th, S••cretary, at the (Hike, and by Mere. di kes and 31:L1.s:oil- Douse-street. and WZ.F;Tor, CHANNELS SHIP A ('.l .IL.—At a AU:ETING of the COMMITTEE, Id on the I.4llday of De..tnibt-r, 1821; 11.1.V1D POLI,OCK, Esq. in the Chair. Reto car.• —Tat all Applications for Shares be In by l.••:!cr (01:3: paid), addressed to the Committee. at 1 Luki i's, No. 1, flr.ty's lon.aquare, London. 's. liotg 'lr ON 1 MTN NWirr ERN RAIL-ROAD COMPANY, a to conce.-t Itirmingham, Derby, Nottingham Hull, and tad:eater, with ea:it other, with the parts adjacent, Lid with the ctropolil. taxman 1111113EItT, Esq. DEPUTY CITAIIIiIEN, Pascoe Ilrenfell. dolin Smith. Esq. M.P. L I I.CNIS Loyd, I. 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AJ Oarganvireibffei4onse, Carm! , i+l, '1! 01F, Dtu. ta. at TrrAvc. F. s• A Coi7l-i - f)7,71 7; '•:•;! !'!,:7#. • • !.:1 !pile Ger lien, *.• • ..;:- 1...1. , , ::_.•'.. ri • - - •"" • v•:•• 4 . 'i .{ .t , • • bwal . 11) . 'St?. a yeur. ara Si 7 ol. roar of (':ic.bpsideg„ t a L. 1.1 • ' n 7' 1. :7. reßr tl-.6 Negr i It flous-c%, • 7-s!rcet. ad 7 ~ d. 1 : od tc .a'::s, aa. •! : alma ground- vasious I`r , -.);4es : rf Mr. Wire, ; rr! , a11.0.„ .1. Gray * *, IgP• ai d J. } I i ffr,...!i:+l,.•er and Sarve73r, u Friars, (1;t1 B. ad-aa t, und at Ha. krtry. N IMPOIZTA NT Yitr•.;i:f)T-917.TAT1: IN Tiu; i'r Mr. J. Alt . : 40:1r% At Ciftr...evray'r, leczceb . _r re Tveltv, is ()re f.ot, A V.11,V.1i1i.1 ns , •l very e•ct-ns:re FitERHOLD !N. , • ; Pyle onpri.ingThr,.. „•...) ,u 8 ' ' 2l, 23, an4l 23, ••s, .r I, i • t!. • t • •^' ter '16.4 elnachati Pm& 4r.t b_ I, t - • . • i Ing the sty:T . l s - , ' or-hotr•ea, Yards. awl . fr. 0.1 •e S-Imels, in th^ veve.Dl , . . • - • nt . . .!tson, !'veh Yenta, cr, .1 7,!rotri. Brintitmantl.Potti, a• ! sirs. Ais!... n - or thiir tinder-terints ; v.. • : rr • • 1 tr o Lenies to Milsrs. . , . 01, r: vory small Rout% 118110WIt. i t attirra , - 7 rov;r,ionary intercit to tEo Itonts t-r • of the wail Leases, which it is pres - luiel will rze::: .7 • cs: ',:!`)/. a year. To be l'artiCUl . : . "4 on thf. ; Ilvw!r•t: an , ! 7.: 31, tot Ja.. - es'a...trce4. ALIO :.17. . 1 . `;,., , grove, and Surveyor, Plil 1;: ).. 1.3.r..:3, and 8.! liaaney. irEF , SI2?.. I:EI;ENHA'N! matt sp-ctitllly nnrotin..?, t^'y tv!il skthrnic l'l' ELIC T h r,c, st 1:,.07e, nn I'l' t,:elittli .la.. notry. at 12, a truly - ..;rch/e 1.:Rt.El101,111 ESTATE. The utitive hi, lily v.operzy r.ilj . )int Theo!)add'n park, two olile:4 from th. No7,h-rein:!, P:n an Ito , ' Town. The Eatre consist. of a wt - 1141 , T..n,..et: f. utily trtnnsicn. in the centre of pleasitre ground*, sit Tzmnded hr a path of thirty-thrice ornaineutel with tith pin:, 19, plantruions, at:d shrubberies. 'lhe ;tariie.ta on the north is.••: c::st are repara.e4 by thc New River from l'hectiald's Park. and elm:nand a mos• dirersi;ied and mien ' sire t.cracry 411 , ..T the virinity rod the Ess‘rx 11T+. The ttnnee-and arc iid.otel for the of er fh-ntlertnal of cstahliAment, and lave reetral tir,le-'; , one a most judi cious rind ct.eiiire repair. Tlic th" advantag, of retirement, with an cis!: tte. - ess to tire n3ezrepciic, it in the cent.c of field speru, and the n.i . ,hbourttood is jity:!y rel:lwated l e es; its high respectability. fitage couch,* iaas the ',nage gates daily. May lie viewed by tP:ctl ;11,ishteb, with Particulars and*Can. eat :r 4of St::, vbe :tt the officer of Mr. WeAtz-rn. Nesi Or. tnoril.strzet ; at Iles nn:! E•t,:te Agents; end at Ilarraway's MANSION AND LAND, S'"ANMGIIE.SIILL, MID. SESSii` . .. AIACITIX and DEBENUANIhave flu* 21. g. iinno".: t.) Anncore" to the l'it . olH, t•a Ut"11 ON. at fiturawny'A, I:lTtYi. 9A V, tho2bm 0 7.fl:yoarv, nt faire ,1%-!: , e1;„ a truly ral , table ESTATE, sit:,.t , -Lt In:k3 tiara lansiva and Mr.:es are and :xi .7tal kr tat re%id:ure . . of ran'a. frmi r.-ntio:nity.to the Metropol::, i 4 arba!,l.• fnr the of nay :zen!lena-. quire a daily . sac:.'.cnn in town. Tre -1 the ro:•.-1 by a lofty ar.t. for its cxten , ive r.r,.1 beautiful connt:2r. :1) , 111Clgit. .nti . tv!p•se avoca;•orft rn3y 11a; . .t;;n- • ,:!u,l.e:l Li .won is ilr•te npon ,n scenery ovcr th.• bourhood is of pith an 'aim-. ext.:J.:6m 411 and °dices aro re plyte , conv.:eiclTe for n esta. wi s h intn t, 'rh o comprises, will Ow .Mansioa, al,•ut -raS;li rV gun - na,4 of v,ry orcllttetlve rasirlock, arAble, roar, upca are 1 iat po;t:Is th:^ pew, earls, and V,i7Cl the v. 's the ple!tsere v.rl et eyce. , ,a,7l,:ny:y. orx.nteist wilt ..• r; • :yr! cr, i7ertatizd watt thrif.y . Ft • , :nr 01 ° i , n atotttOg opal adj. ita;:ig. t!o!y _rit•tl an , *: 4.r.c :Ty, it is 141,...1ral 31::y Ir Sy T;..':c:l only, 21 61.,y ;t R inr,p t h 1;1 71, t; r 1!a fra cud 11',1",•:11•2!:), :; soli nCicz of 31,s gaideis, of wlioas AND 11 py :;r. At h:4 r:,),::e,zt Advanut , ,,r a.) };state tluit must oxrir3n44, 'S prior. Panic ca - .• be bad of V ,bury ; an at t.., Ce :.t al C LIC OK' '. ' I 'o; am! Two col:emir:- Call. Gr a t:..:atlcinan tlcecarc4 : :t .17i•;,;1 o: l'iLt - .:•;‘, by Treal , nni and Ottley. cotAi•etc; ;;;;in.runted Florentinutn, vds. in . r. , s , H - a, in Mavis ; first. ; ~ h a!;:peltr,'s B,,ye e ii . , w o w _ edition; It 1:;. - oar Enslnna. I:odyn's ertitiot Alaeklin'a 1;i 1, :e. 7v. Mcv!;.•0; Are:ea:at Srril a: p a l e ct rare; r:•che,,re;; •- , a, No I)nny . sias Ilahczrr.a: se! I.t - soni, 2 v Lap., :•.:I ; ter ; t t Amin 1•11 2•1 To::. in Ilues;a ; c•.•.. • l)ircra, a :1"111,, 1U 1 :ri. lint :Tver, exc.:Ai.,is-,ly tar', n^. -• (11 , 1 *•!:111):. , ) C.' : I : . T IN"b :, (1:0:A' . 1'.:. 1;, t, I C VAl.l' I. 1::s OF TO I'. /.. : ! Nl> OF NI :!. rf.. WOOO. r. M. s'lrVrt;-;, On the Premi-i t, Reger.t's on 11'1:7/NES:JAI', Cott •2;' It Ito twat, Tito t;,•ll,,:ticg nip), at I'2, Inder of the A•Nig.:„c,, rn ant F.rV; - ;) , th1 , ., Ilol'` ETiOi.l.) 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