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/g 9 y V i f (/ fy L . / '!‘ //,/ //? • 1042 .4 I~ "~~~-7 ' ) f No. 6,864. PORT OP TANVISON' s A'ou. 30, 11134. SALE OF 11(AS11 lIIIIIKEY. FOR 5.% LE, Or 0.7. (.1" Me Hommrahle the esmerraissiosers of his jisj:ffy's Exriss Retelorc,in A specious Row, at the Chit I roi Ifroad-street, an W_VDNESISA V, the ISM, 111 U RS. n.t.O, the ItiM, and FRIDAY, the 17th dap of December, Mt, g ore ellsek in the Afternoon of each day precisely. Awl( lII)USAND (LIMA/IVO of WISH WHISKEY, o bieh is it:lotted in . quantities of fr om Ike to ten gallons each led, tioi rorn modate tomato persons in general, as veil as dealers aad retailers. Catalogues to be had at Oil. each, and Samples seen nt the Eteise f ire h o ,,,e Keeper's Office,. Tosrer.hili, from Thursday, the oth, to Tuesday. the 14th days of Decnitiber. 11124, from UM till two ideal OI:k. and nn the mornings of Sale; the Saruplys of the Day's y from ten till twelve o'clock. LAST INDIA HOUSE, December 1, Inc. rot Carat of Directors of the United Company of Mhuma of Evian, trodisig to the Boat Didier do here 4 Notice, That they have received a !Atter, Cower which Is as follows: " To the Chairman of the Honourable Connor Directors of the East India Company. " Sir.—We the undersigned Proprietors of India Stork. duly y adifcd, do hereby request that the next Quarterly General Court of Froprieton. to be held on the 2;:d of December next. may be ode Spenal, for the purpose of taking into eons,ideratihn tho pro. 1 Fier of laying before the Court copies of all oorroepondenee. c ulutes, and other documents, connected with and ezplanatory of De Peppramion of the late ' Calcutta Journal,' and the subsequent q r c eetwori made to the reneend of ire license; and ribosome dal imurtents explanifLotthlbaniehyneni fruit India If C " led Amoy b.W....T1a/Al6 1...... • ' kip We remain, Sir. 4 . Your oi.edient huutble Servants, 44 .filsrvn IttrieE. DOITOLAA KISNATIID. "Dstrd Hrsanstone-square, Nov-27. Hal." jar GENERAL COURT appointed to be held at this house, tir2id inst. is therefore made SneeLai imcordi JOSEPII DART, Secretary. DOYAL EXCHANGE ASSURANCE OFFICE, IN November. 1824.—The COURT of DIRECTORS of the ROYAL EXCHANGE ASSURANCE, do hereby give Notice. that their Transfer Books will be shut, from Tuesday the 14th of December nev. to Tuesday the 11th of January followirw„ and that du Ammil Geneva! Court appointed by their Charter. will be team at their Office, on the Royal Exchange. on WEDNES DAY the 13th of December next, at Eleven fetlock in the form rox, and that a Dividend will be considered of at the said Court. SAMUEL FENNING, jun. Secretary. 0 .• The Chair will be taken at Twelve &Clock precisely. !CIL Attendance is given daily at the said oMcc, and at their Dice ia Pall.rnall, for the .insurance of Buildings, Goods, Mee. dram and Ships, in Harbour. in Doe:, or while building, from 1* nr Dvc.age by Fire; and also fur the Assurance of, and Cussing Annuities on, Lives. I?QUITABLE LOAN BANK COMPANY. 14 P lllll Royal Highnews the DUKE of YORK. Vtcs-Parst DV sr S. Mt Rest. Esq. N.P. S. Lushington, Esq. LL.D. k Word &role. Kat. M.P. Mr. Allman Bridges,. M.P. I John G. Larnbton. Esq. 111. P. I lbs. W. K Douglas, M.P. S. 3larjoribanks, Esq. M.P. kis Chas. genies, Esq. M.P. Samuel Scott. Esq. >I.P. William Holmes, Esq. 31. P. Jaha Smith, Esq. M.P. CILAIR WAN, Major•Omeral Sir William Congrere, Batt. F.D.S. M.P. DEPETT-Cit.tt It SAX, S. 13. 11. Barrett, Esq. 31. P. DISECTOIS, Thomas Ilsniler, Esq. George Harrison, F.q. Sr' Peter Laurie, Knt. C. Elton Prescott, Esq. 31. Sorters, Esq. A. Sorters, Esq. Robert Sutton, Esq. Mr. Aid. Thornrino, 31. P. .10,:osa Walker. Esq. 31. P. John Wilkin, Esq. T. Wilkinson, Esq. TORS. _ __ J. , ho Burnell, Esq. Imes Dryden, Esq. M.P. baud Barclay, Esq. L„-jraiin Carr. Esq. heel Clarke, Esq. gamy Clarke, Esq. Maras Cryssivell. Esq. rirset Davies, M.P. ;in Dunston, Esq. Fry, Esq. Ls s c L. Uolisanid, Esq. Aunt. Lieveger, Esq. Thomas. Metcalfe. Esq. R. W. Math,, Esq. TMEAICII2IIII, NUR Try% end Chapman; blows. Spooner, Attwoods, and Co. Sounroa, John Wilke, Esq. Finsbury.sace. Yotiee it hereby given, that all Persons, being Holders of the sip a 1 ecniGs---s of Shares in this Company, are requested to attend on an early day at the Office of the Company. No. 26, Cu:atm-street, between the hours of Ten and Four, to produce thee IMetaal Certificates and exchange them for the New Cer n:Mt., now issued; and to execute the Deed prepared for the regulation of the Company, preps-story to tit," immediate corn, aineentest d Amines', and to another application to Parliament the nutting Session. By Order of the V ice.Presislents a.td Directors, JOON WILKS, Solicitor. Finsbury-plum No Of Company, IS, Catemonmtrost, Nov. 16. 111.Alvaod, Es 9. 14/.l'. Y.:vlOV/ Co' Ke , Esq. It "II WM 61. nUALITY the CRITERION of CHEAPNESS.— lot W. sTEV ENS. Wino and Spirit Merchant. 711, ltisiaps gee•si.hin (near the Four Swans). disclaims the cant of disinter. mural or the more spacious pretest of advertising to caution the lathe against the " various delusions" of his competitors. lr.i;:evos takes this method wire respectfully thanking these ger:les-so who have favoured him with their orders, and requests tSeontention to his ex:etude, STI /CK of GENUINE FORMIGN WINES and SPIKITS, selected by personal attention to the wine s?irit market, and which fur quality cannot be excelled. Pur. timing for cash, selling at n very small profit, and for rely money oh. sod having a large retail 'as well as wholesale trade. enable ll'. reams to compete bosh in price and quality with any other Isablahment. pvrticularly directs the attention of gentlemen to a timid sti rich anti tine Port !fires, of the genuine in tag,is of 1820 la2l, and which having purchased under most favourable cit.- c!Kute.'s. he i 4 able to Mir at Is.. per dozen, Mot. per ditto, and n 6e highest quality. rich and full Gavoured, at Us. per dozen. The above m a y b e b a d b y quarter cas k or ga/100 (cask in coded)• at req , - raak. Gal. Pee rr. cask. Gal. Per qr. cask. tial. 14 lit, f 421 IN. 144.6 d. I .£26 Hs. 6d. FORLIGN WINES IN BOTTLE. Per Per Dnz. Irt Rniero (warranted Doz. 365. 425. A'ery good Sherry fluff Gordon'a tine ditto ''td Port . 42.5. l'ale Sherry (delicate and La Mears 1820 (2 years finest quality) 45a. & 48a. "ntle) - & 48s. Vol ol d rich brown (4 years ditto) Sherry - Ms. to 54.. ...rmrl) • -61 s. Bucellaa ( Molford's) . 425. .tnt ladia Madeira( finest) 4!s. Lisbon, Tenerife, and tz.stsl4 East Inglis tl.tto 6os. Mountain . - 404- WINES EI:011 TilE CAPE OF GOOD 110 PE. It .:wiarier of these wine., hi, been much injured by the low elsh ' , hie!, has been offered to the public under the ritire.!- i'lr.liation of " litte C4pc," " EzaUent Cape," at " Capes 4 3,. •fiett" % • Stcrens knnwing tint the reputation of his establishment ee ml nith os the quality Of his article , . has recently P urchased a lar g e a fine rune s which can with confidence der at Ifni. per 7r. art 4 very fine full :favoured at 18s. and no. per dozen. rztic mad etn mantis, first qu ity, SU. rFOREIGN AND iIt:ITISH SPIRITS. ir•gterens informs tl:e eninokseur and Invalid that he has a Farrel of cirions nld ( 'hampalne Brandy, at 2 5 1- Per 11 01 . , a n d Tty Old Jamnaica Rum, hydrometer proof, las. 61. per gall. Per Cal. Per GaL se romsae Brandy Fine Old Jamaica Rum Old Ihno Al'edderbum's (J. W. hydr.,r nroof 275. It .) 13s. 411 • •tekt s 7 h r d Am Iloilsnrl.l:'s. Shrub (unequalled) lar. ad: ge4 UldJainaira Rum IJs. Cordials (rich and fine flavour) . 121. rsclish Cis made from the purest British spirit, and unrivalled 1 thllae n , iv , d rine thromr, at 9'. 441., 10s. Bd., and very "ac ( or " , :xitqt, at I.s, per gallon. l'oxtles and hampers 3s. 6sl. zen• row boll.. 7d. p. r gallon, casks &troopers prices. No r-c within 5 miles. blocey returned if '-- iree q 4 r AT , raved, f:otr lulec u, enur:::: , g-hnUne up the passige.—Orden from the .3440 1 roan c9ntdin a r,uittance. A VOMATIC SP I r.:T Or VI N EGAR.--This *gm' ! I • .4 ' , teamed l.i•;n•e•• (the oil—lila! invention of Mr. Henry), et hi'reiivaine; faintness and head lr.lin ratioter:..••:”,• the eft' da of overheated. close or in . • Lir. csofein e s to l•r pit oared in the greatest perfretion by ""- Tilt tNIAS 11 . 11.1.1 AM II E. NltY, Illanioacturin Manehestir. il l: is said in lociike, Cul:aisle and retail, by Means. Bayley and w ,,,lturletli, Civ'avur-s ree , • irla retail, price 2a. 2d, by ngtira. in prin, Sawn t but it cannot be rentline one s,the tames oft h- ahovererarent are engraved on the Govern pL•mull. wh d e sxed over the cork of each bottle. - A" s r b : 6 Pcelite are talu hy Bayley nod Blew. as usual. e , mar also hall, authenticated by a similar suing , . to.-- I.47.l Caleined Magiats.n, la honks, at ft. lid-, Of with gh igt —Wen, la i s . 6d. + • 6b t iltrtetWil licrt v,., LONDON, THUR TO lid the early part of March, FOR MADItAS and BENGAL. the New River-built Ship MALCOLM, bur Jen 6.50 Tons, JAM EM EYLES, of the Honotirable Company's regular Service, Commander. This Ship is built expressly for the East India Trade, and possesses every comfort and accommodation for Pa‘sengcra. For Fri ight or Passage apple to the Commander, at the Jeru salem Coffee-house; to Itlessts.Watts and Heath, 134, i'enchurch street ; or to JOHN & BRIINLEY, Id, Birehin-lane, Cnn hill. PURSUANT to a Decree of the High ('ours of Chancery, made in a Cattle. Barnes against Rhodes, the CREDITORS of THOMAS BARNES, late of Barnes-place, Mile-end, in the County of Illiddlestx, Builder, deceased (who died on or about the Nat day of Aurrust„ 1818). are, on or before the 23d Day of DEC EM RE R, 1824, to come in and prove their Debts before William Courtenay, Esq. one of the Masters of the said Court, at his Chambers. in Southampton-buildings. Chancery. lane, London, or, In default thereof, they will he peremptorily ex cluded the beeetil of the said Decree. • J. If. FORTIES, Ely-place, Plaintiirs Solicitor. PURSUANT to a Decree of the High Court of enAnsery, made• in a Cause, Barnes against Rhodes, the CREDiTORb of ROBERT BARNES, late of Mile.end, in idle County of Middlesex, Esq. deceased (who died on or about the' 2a day of May, 1824, are, on or before the 3d Day of DECh3I. RER, 1824, to come in and prove their Debts before William Courtenay, Esq. one of the Masten of the said Court, at his Chain.' bets, SmUltamPico-bulkiirgi. Clumayry.larir, Lonilon„ or, in de_ I faith thereof, they will peuxorallueleviett *Oahe& d she said-Decree. - 7. TUTOR TIES. Ely-plsee, Plaintiffs Solicitor. DECEMBER 2, 1824. Thi 'lapis. pe4o4. in pas Rao. price sa. ed. booms, A LICE AMAMI!, and OTHER TALES. ,Ily ALEXANDER WILSON. Printed for Geo. B. Wlettaker, Ave Matia.lane. This day is published, the Third Edition, In post Bvo pieties. 8.1 boards. V' LIFE suit ADMINISTRATION of CAR DINAL WOLSEIr, By JOIE" GALT, Esq. Printed for G. B. Whittaker. Ave Aleria.lane, London ; and Oliver and Boyd, Edinburgh. 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Several Article, of I 101161.110 LD FU RNITI E. a fleas iv. room Witt of curtains, carpet, too tables, chain, Ste., throe sapid glued librag bookcases, an excellent bracket chime duels (br Bowyer), bedsteads end bedding, dining sod tuber tables, ell_ e it i drawers, c o nso l e , itiAt warble tope, India china. and taascliantogis useful Item,: Camlopes may be had at Mr. Phillips's, New Bood.atreet. A COMMODIOUS VILLA and FIVX COTTAQXS, On the Danko of the Thames, Hammersmith, XX& PHILLIPS respectfully annsuneet, that Mir 171 DAY he shall, by onler of the Treetces, SUBMIT by AUCTION, at his Great Rooms, New Dornl-strect. at Tv* so'Claet, A SUBSTANTIAL ' ILWOEIIN-BUILT, aa4 EIsEOATIT VILLA, With guden, stablin g , an d out - o ffi ces , enclosed by a lofty heck s wall, delightfully situate at the southern extremity of Aor-I.lame. on the I auks of the Thames, Hammersmith. 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A capital and nearly new thirty horsepower STEA ti ENC . :ESL. a smaller ditto. All the .Machinery, Trans Beads, Waggons, a.e. &c. will be included in the purchase. And al.o, a beneficial LEASE from the Marquis of Bath, of - the adjoining coal which is worked by the sauna power, and upon • very low land's rent of one tenth. - The Works sitrgellier might he made to produce a prat Of at least TWO THOUSAND POUNDS, PER ANNUM. Printed Particulars will be ready twenty-one days preceding the Sale, and may be then bad at the Inns in Bristol. Bridgewater, Bath, Newport, and Gloucester . • of Messrs. Richards, Clarke, and N area, Solicitors, Chaprl-street, Bedford.row ; at the Mart ; and of Winstanley and Sons, Paternoster-row, where Plans of the Dams and Coal-held, with a Section of the Veins of Coal, may be ,ern. This day is published, in 3 rola. I?mn. prir. P. Is. 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