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It i : 11 L 1 1,11,,. d i/i , l' ill ' ,I UN ° / Thtt 11 • 1' V ICTUALLING OFFICE, Nov E Commissioners for jra:' Navy, &c. do hereby gi " 7, 2d day of December m )1.4 Tenders in writing (seal Thousand ,LUE CLOTI-11 ThN day . mg' published, BROWN'S PHILOSOPHY if the MIND • setwid Edition, 4 to . 80. V. CA. • ~f , - - - " An iuestimable hook."—Dr. Parr..,. • . . BROWN'S PHILOSOPHY of the MIND, with t1.,- addition of a Portrait, a Biographical Memoir - I.y Welsh, and a full Index, in one large vol. Svo. beautifully printed, 11. ]s. BROWN'S PHIS/OLOGY of the MIND, Bvo, Ss. BROWN'S POETICAL WORKS, 4 vol.. fool,rar, One-half d each Printed for W. Tait, EdinlAu-gh ; and Long,toln and Co. London. .ER CLIFTON. Iv. 19, 18i8. • 0 4 Mary. lant st 1;41 ere ll, 13 ;0 , lying C lot [ideal °d) i n the?" the gr , N fCIi A g r°ll ,p ri V o f g their the de o ori n t i p o , c vision i ° it, an d 6e 6 1 ty ?O Yero if 4, ov. 20. tiff 1 ,reholar-0/,, I of NI 0 , name , . atent fo l_ A its i errnin l , e other . & t o ),000 sr in e finery iSd iintiff's";;, nd cooollro, qed -1 0 unei ll ' '0 op !rn YPaY au ;lo ll place lid be e sh ° t r ee 7 this following Names be added Itt.Hon.the Lord Mayor 4 . Douglas Kinnaird th 0 001 tither v o i the Psoie / *Xd a)4 o 4 , tiro l , o4 or ;nqAire 1, tpinsC er t :a ir . 111 1 d a 0 0 c.e lide re o:fi' 1 eatd-lif That Prw, de of 0 11;4 titfl r. once a Week fcc ...-.'/`./ F.l . ' the Bev' nip' to f Tre lo w 0 s urg.'4 o .4. 1 4 : 61500,VA Ir, Q leP e o f i. 000 and ~vitl ate Samvl ford -safe W. Wbvii V. Card ° iG, ss" by the 2Sth of February next, and the re- rnaiuder by the 31st day of March neat. OnP-half of each by the 31st of January next, and the re tn tinder by the 2Sth of Fe bruary follow ing. ientioneil articles, ay be seen at this words at length, the day appointed, n. sonic Person on called for. CTORS of the MERCHANTS of INDIES do bereby is open for the RE XCHANGE to be Presidencies of Ben upon their Super- .nders from any Party Jill Channel of Remit . and China, until the Slat day of March Tenders to specify the rate in Stelling Money isrties may offer for the Calcutta Sic a. Rupee, lupee, and the Bombay Rupee, fur Bills on respectively, and in respect of China the rate Dollar. - • _ to be drawn payable at sixty days' sight. ` 0 Bill will be granted for a less sum in the Foreign Itencies than shall represent 100/. Sterling. Traders to be addressed under cover to the Secretary at 'b i t India House, marked in the corner " Tender for of Exchange." 4:Rens residing in Foreign Countries, or at a distance i k Loud on , must nominate an Agent in London to act Olen+, to whom the Court's answer may be addressed ; Zeik answer will be transmitted within a period not e x 4, "g fourteen days. JOSEPH DART, Secretary. SPANISH AND ITALIAN REFUGEES. kT a MEETING of BANKERS, MER CHANTS, and Others, held at the London Tavern, Tuesday the 25th of November, 1828, jl ; h e Right lion. the LORD MAYOR in the Chair, W al resolved, I. That the absolutely destitute con -4,:4 uf a large number of Spanish and Italian Refugees , it,t.viere driven, for self-preservation, to seek an asylum "country, entitles them to tile continued benevolent .P 4 tIlY of the British Public. . il k'" That the Report of the Committee for administering f euds subscribed since the year 1824, for the relief of it ri 7 su ff ering strangers , having announced that the re t,:tees are completely exhausted, a further subscription be i`nWith commenced, for the completion of the charitable lect still o n ly partially accomplished, in the full hope and tdence that the example of the metropolis will be wed by the co-operation of the country at large. l e . That the Thanks of this Meeting he given to the nittee who have so successfully, during four years , uegecl the difficult duty intrusted to them, and that they requested to continue their ;minable services, and that to their number : Chas. M. Williams, Esq, Abraham Robarts, Eq. k ta Abel - Smith, Esq. Major-Gen. Sir Chas.lioyle. Labouchere, i James Morris, Esq. 'urge Carr Olyn, Esq. I Frederick Barry, Esq. , That in a particular manner this Meeting desires to Zavd their sense of the long, laborious, and valuable ser cal., Which have gratuitously been rendered by F. Fresh ' 7 , Esq. as Honorary Secretary during that period. 5 . That to the Public Press ge nerall y , and es p ecially t. k r Times Journal, this Meeting feels deeply grateful for the kill and eloquence with which the cause of the Refugees been advocated. l ir 6 o . That the Thanks of this Meeting be given to the Riders of the London Tavern, for the gratuitous use tF their house on this and other occasions connected w it' the Refugees. WM. THOMPSON, Chairman. The Lord Mayor having quitted the Chair, it was Lber resol ved, phut the Right Hon. the Lord Mayor be requested to ivept the grateful acknowledgments of this Meeting, for 1 ,7 prompt humanity with which he consented to take the and to forward, by Lis powerful influence and ex "'Vie, the interesting objects of this appeal to the generous 14:Pathy of the public feeling, and fur his able conduct in Chair this day. The Committee hare the pleasure of announcing the -fting list of subscriptions Hon. R. Peel... 22 0 0 1 :‘ l 3 Illustrious Lady, by The Times 0 Stranger in Lon -4111, per the Times Journal R ev 11. Goddard q• H. per Messrs Hoare Elliott, Esq 1 0 i t ; Wppdfall, Esq 2 0 •J. Wright. '* J. Thompson.. I L. L. 1 0 IV, Q . A. by Martin and C• o. 'tev. J. M. Sayer 4 . Ferguson, Esq., of C• arlisle 5 0 Whiffet ...... 2 0 I . ' M. Moore, Esq. 10 0 T• hi . .1, T. !Ir. C. H. Ware i ll'. Thos. Mason, 2 0 • s . E. J ohn Auldjo, Esq 5 0 '1 Constant Reader of the Times 5 0 Messrs. 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A Gentleman Rich. Hay, Esq. per Messrs. Twining 5 0 T. Shepherd, E,q. 10 0 S. P. Cockerel!, Esq. 5 0 A small Family,going without Dinner one Month Mr. Rouse R. T. H. 11 J. Wedgwood, Esq and family 2l 0 Messrs. Barelay,Per kins, and Co 2l 0 B. G. The Times Journal 20 0 D. M., per ditto ~. d 0 W. T. 11., per ditto 2 0 Mrs. C. B. N. 11. A. G. Mr. Armstrong 1 0 Y. Y. C. R. C. The Earl of Cork 5 5 Geo. Ruche, Esq.... 10 0 J. R. Miss Gilbraume 1 0 Mr. M. T. South wall,Wrexhall-hall 10 0 Friend to theStran- ger in Distress lO W. C. Countess Dowager Guildford 2O Lady Susan North, per Coons and Co. 13 LadyGeorginANorth, pe.r ditto Vice-Adm. Donelly Miss T. B. and L. Rowe 5 W. 11, R lO ctin jesty,s N lers for N r. ...., t uALLING of vore tHE r, OFFICE Cotta ,1 'FTtog (scale '", No. 2. CLOTH land, and HE "fliMissioi ' NOV. r to get to Avioitlisiae:d i ar ß ytzt u e , do hereby c vi .l( thoie min I' to r ece i ve -7,(1 day of DeceMi,,,.'-''' That fact "'de" in writ' -- nex itch the pis: J Ack Th r :uption sY , tt T 1 - .s in work i ' ,Q.Ayrn'ttcand dai s which P!''t T ho /I TRowsEsp of BLUE provided A.COArruZ"'l FLANNEL N o . 2 . isand KNITTED Ind' of the ' t ' Ti; --L WAIST- l leave Oil t ' S TEI:) vhich they ; , e , e JACKETSThousand ' WOR_ ,ed to pe WORSTED DRAWERS Pairs of KNITTED • lit of t t Thousand'''J Five Hundred W fig 111,, F.,,,, OR- COallng II; 41 Thousand CAPS,,,t,rI,O,,sandBLANKETS Union Borders count for t , I Paid fo r f t o /4 rantlFuj, lently Mi'i. i I a 6 housand sIING J ACK ET S _. cotOliel. rutal, Inches Thousand wide Yards of HESSEN, 1 Mudge ° i ll 'lt) Inchesand Yard ivh,c ~o_i wide sof HESSEN, ; un der or i be lv ,Timigand revieW t j,,„ec,TToNs Six Hundred Grose of one side '01.1,,, 110,,,,, ', Pounds of . e 4ri Ti. nu THREAD ill t l ' w ofekii IGusalul ~.. that ten . .t;, t 1 14 of , Five Hundred Half- I " teon'th Hund miHREAD of the ~he r e - t.--- Pounds of WORSTED 1 tholIP! i 3 ' lO T Thousand , it I h 110,,,, , Boies of BLACKING I for el eft okijkbter, '41:1" COMAS wrefOre r W1,,,` 1 1 d i ' and Samples fle '''• '"it 5 Conditions of the above- al S. St 1 ,..‘ t • of the Contracts, ma; il the !t' t,e;4,;4(!1t T a; al 4, ender m rtA 14,4 the delivered ugt-specif - the • prwe in ih ill :f It P 1,,, 11' 4 , Person before One o'C i + hira ethofeeti., behalf, 4-who makes the Iot•k on t 1 must attend to answer Tender, 01 ere 1 1(4 I ,bO - --- when t rdiet It' l ",cl FAST M. WALLS t hi= lea y1)11 INDIA opinioil 0 j ECOURT of Nov. 1 ? laid 00,1ar,, P,‘;LuNITEuDu of D 1 It EC'. to old ~,,, 4, N AND Trading C COMPANY of MI their Lori Th Notice, to the EAST IN r) opplee Ll'tl, t y , their Tredsu v in tionale ' Nu4bof CASU r. England 1,, li , 1 y the Court for BILLS of E);°( the several PI I ,e r,40 ,6 il! r : (lrgoesadtas., and Bombay, upon Hy ogreetilef ihe coatur C anton. and also up Lord CP td tout of availing ready to receive Tend d id 40t! t° India and i f themselves of this C el :ion, rellP 11, The . T China, until the 1, ,_ 4111 _ Tenders to specify the 3l rate ; i 0,11 I. 'e lo v adras pd.rttes may offer for tl )servl, + 41 .• L 'se Phu! Rupee, and the Bombay 'eCain Ad beerespectively, respect f The Bills Dollar ( 40 itn to be drawn payable at sixt -- , 3 ...._ No. 11,301. Wm. Marston, Eqq• 5 0 N. N. Rotbschild... 10 0 1 1 E. S A. 8., by the Morn ing Herald, 2d sub. 20 0 Miss Dumerque ... 5 0 M. A. .............. . 0 Anonymous by letter 5 0 J. W. Coffin, Esq. 2d 5ub.......... 1 1 Dowager Lady I3ute 20 0 Senex ...... . ...... . 5 0 Mr. Eiger, of Bedford 1 0 Collected at the London Ta vern lith instant. John Blarkett, Esq. 5 () John Price, Esq. 5 0 A. Galloway, 5 0 Jones, Esq. Mr. J. Pun E. Halse- J. Scholefield, Esq. 5 0 Cumming Sanford A. Pellatt, Esq 5 0 Wan. Hunter, Esq. 5 0 C. Bleaden, Esq. Mr. Spicer Atteley, Esq. Mrs. Atteley 1 0 M. Stevens, Esq 5 0 G. Merle, Esq 2 0 Puneke, Esq. The Morning Chro nicle 2l 0 Empon, Esq. Sir. Wrightson 2 2 Mr. Bird . Mr. Ewart Mr. Parker Mr. Roscoe ... 2 0 The Author of Go mez Arias 3 0 A Well-wisher to the Sir J. 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P., per ditto 2 10 A Friend 1 John Everard, Esq Hill House, and Members of his E4ablislunent Capt. J. N. Guiche Benj. Travers, Esq 5 A. W. D. D 1 AFriend to theSl ran __ ger in Distress T.'Bagnall,Esq 2 J. M. A. N 1 From Bristol 5 J. A 1 Half of a Fine on No 144, Cabriolet C. A 1 Mr. Schroder, Plais- Rev. E. Reed 2 0 H. Cotley 0 10 Members of the Ger man Lutheran Congregation, Sa voyl Strum!, by Rev. Mr. Stein- tow kopff '7 0 S. R 6 0 A Friend, with a Bundle of Clothes 1 0 Mr. W. Greig Mr. G. Greig, Pro prietor of the North American Advertiser, at the Cape of Good Hope .. • 2 2 C. X., per Post 1 0 G. Haldimand, Esq 25 0 W. Haldimand, Esq 25 0 John Ward, Esq 25 0 Mrs. Ward S. N. Ward, Esq : 10 0 Chas. lilorris, Esq lO 10 C. Morris, jun., Esq lO 10 J. Morris, Esq lO 10 Messrs. B. N. Gan dolphi and Co lO 10 J. L. Prevost, Esq 5 5 Mtssrs. Warre, Bro thers 5 5 Anonymous 4 4 Geo. Mello, Esq 1 0 F. C. Barry, Esq lO 10 A. S. 111 .. 10 10 D lO 10 Dr. Lushington lO 10 Rt. Iln. 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An adjourned Petty Sessions was held yester day before Mr. HAt.t.s and Mr. MlNstitm., for the purpose of passing the last year's account. - „, ' o f the Overseers of the parish of St. Paul, Ce,.. r ent-garden. On the former occasion, the Map*,crates were di vided in their opinion respectitv the items in the accounts objected to by Mr. Corder, the present. Vestry Clerk, and they adjourned the inquiry in order that a Vestry Meeting might be called, and the items in dispute submitted to the cousideration of the Vestry before they would decide upon them. Sir. Corder now informed the Magistrates that a Vestry Meeting had been called, according to their desire, and at that Meeting it had been unanimously resolved that the items were extravagant, and ought to be reduced. A long conversation then ensued, which was little more than a repetition of what took i-lace on the former occasion. _ _ Mr. Missutni , was still of opinion tharthe char fze of 181. Os. for a dinner and expences attendant on the visit of the parish officers to the pauper children at nurse at Norwood was extravagant. Mr. HALLS, on the contrary, theught that it would be unfair to fix such a stigma on these Over seers, by disallowing the charge. Their Worships were regretting that a third Ma gistrate was not present, to determine the point, when Sir Richard Birnie entered, and was requested to decide upon it. His Worship, however, refused to have any thing to do with their parish dis putes ;" and he immediately retired. In this dilemma, die item was passed over for an other consultation, with the assistance of a third Magistrate. On the several other objected items, their Wor ships were similarly opposed to each other's opini ons, and, after a very long and occasionally warm debate, they declined having any thing more to d o in the matter; a nd requested Mr. Corder to lay it before some other two Magistrates. 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