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s PER CENT. ANNUITIES, 1757. BANK OF ENGLAND, Sept. 19, 18c4. WHEREAS, by an 48 passed in the 44th Year of His present Majesty's Reign, 'winded " An mi for granting Additional Annuities to the Proprietors of Stock • created by two Ads passed in the 37th and .sea Years of His present Majesty," it is maid as Plows, that is to say, " That all persons and bodies politic and corporate pos. sassed of any capital Stock in the Annuities, - after the Tate ' of Five Pounds per centum per annum, granted by the said recited Ads, of the 37th and aeal years aforesaid, who shall by themselves, (gaily ,Agents duly authorized, signify_to the Governor and Company of the Bank of England, on or be fore the sth day of (Mober, i 8 4, their desire to take the benefit of the terms contained in this At, shall remain en. titled to receive the Dividend which; will bee mealue on such capital Stock ten the loth of October, 1804, and 51141 further, from and after the said fah (ley of October, be entitletito receive so much capital Stock in the respective Annuities hereinafter mentioned, as:shall he equal in value to One Hundred Pounds sterling, estimated at the option of the Lords Ceinmissiutters of the Treasury !,such option to be declared on or before the zoth day of September, 18c4), - in either of the two fallowing modest that is tosay, either such persons and bodies politic and corporato„shall be entitled to hold such capital Stade as aforesaid, as consolidated with and making part of the Consolidated Annuities, alter the rate la Five pounits per centum per annum,. created by an Ad made . in r 24th year at His present Majesty, and several subse. quent Ads, receiving thereon one hail year's Dividend on the sth day of January, tries, and, in addition thereto, so much Rettusaal Annuities, after the rate of Three Pounds _ per centurn per annum, as shall be equal to the difference be. tweets the sum of. One Hundred Pounds eterling, and the value of One Hundred Pounds capital Stock in the said Consolidated Annuities, after the rate of Five Pounds per centum .p . e: annum, the value of such several Annuities to be ascertained at the time and in the manner hereinafter men tinned; or for every One Hundrest Pounds of such capital Stock in the Annuities granted by the said recited Ads of the 37th and oil years aforesaid ; and, in lieu thereof, such per. sons anti bodies politic and corporate shall be entitled to so niueli Stock in Reduced Annuities, atter the rate of Three Pounds per centum per annum as shall be equal to One Hun dred Pounds, and that the value of every One Hundred Pounds of such Annuities, after the rate of Three Pounds per cen. turn per annum, or in Annuities, after the rate of Five Pounds per =nun per annum, granted by an Ad of the 44th year of His present Majesty, and by several * subsequent Acts, shall be computed and taken on the average. priceof such Annuities respeOively, on the last ten days on which any transfer of Stock shall be made, preceding the loth of October atikresaid, on which any transfer shall have been made in either, of the said last-mentioned capital Stocks at ' the Bank of England, after making deduction of the amount of the Dividend thie or accruing thereon, such average to be settled and declared by the Governor and Deputy Governor of the-Bank of England." " Provided always, and beit further elated, That no person Or persons, or body politic or corporate, .shall, before the sth day of April tBos, ,transfer, or be entitled or enabled to trans. fer, or have or be entitled to have, any certificate, receipt, or other oucher, negotiable by delivery or otherwise, for any such Reduced Three Pounds per centurn Annuities as aforesaid, to which any persons, or bodies Oolitic or corporate, may become entitled under this Act, as equivalent to the difference iii value between the said Five Pounds per centum Annuities granted by the said Act of the 24th year of the Reign of His present Majesty, and other subsequent Acts, and One Hun dred Pounds Sterling, if the option shall be so declared, or as shell, in case of any Five Pounds per centum Annuities, created by the said recited Acts of the thirrySiseventh and forty. second years respectively, being converted into Three Pounds per centum Reduced Annuities, be equivalent to 1 ich pro. portion 41 the said last-trientionea A nnuities as shall he equal to such difference as aforesaid ; such proportion, in the latter case, to bo settled and (I,3:lared by the Governor and Deputy Governor of theliank of iii e e iand." Whereas, the Lords Commissioners of the Termary haye /y 134roitto sprier their bands, iertr.4 Ewe {Sib day of &piens , ter, 1804, declared their 41 , 41, fur every toal. of such 61-;,fa! A nd w i l e , granted 1.,:e the said recited Azis of *37th and years afiretall, and in lieu ibri * Caf titd) peribPll . and 'J.. , Pre and corporate, .etvho bate or who shall 4 .) .oty Agents duly 4414.1 . i . ...,41 alga lfy Iv the Go - ve,'? F ot aKd Comply of the Bank of E !gland, on cr before the ,;h do of 0.414 e r, isl 4, their desire to - rake the benefit of terms . en utaitred in the said Aet, passed in the last Sqsion shall be entitled :a hold such capital Stock as "aloreraid as dated with and making part the Cons dilated Annuities after the rateof five pounds per ecntum per a.inurn, created by made in the I.4thyear of Ills present Maleqy and several , subs , - quoit 4a,, receiving thereon one halfyear's Dividend on the sth Yanuaiy, aos, and in addition thereto so much Stock in Reduced Annuities alter the rate of 31. per centuns ter antudin at shall be equal to the diffirence between the sum of tool. sterling, and the value of tad. capital Stock in,the said Consolidated An , flakier after the rate of sl. per corium per • annum, the value of every tool. of such Annuities after the rate of 31. per tenons I - er annum, or in Annuities after the rate of tale per conum per annum, granted by an of the 241 h Year of liis present Majesty, and ly several subsequent ARI to be computed and taken on the average price of such Annuities rtspenive?y on the lair ten days on which any Tra4er of Stack shall have been made preceding the toth day of • o,9o bers 8(14, whkb any Traegor thall have been made in either of the said last-mentioned capital Stocks at the Hank cf England, after making derimEtion of the Amount of the Dividend du: or accruing thereon, ouch Average to be settled. and deei4red by the Gvvernor and Depuy-Governor of the Rank of England, pursuant to the said .4il pi,sed in the last Session of Parliament. The Governer and Depuy Governwr of the Bank of England do hereby give Notice, That an Office is opened at the Rank o f England, where 411 POS*II4:, 11'414..4 P,litle and Corporate s to:terse' of any eapihrl $51'44 in the /innaitie:;, after the rate of Five Pound: per tentum seer an nu ut , granted by the said .4:1: of the said 37th and 420 1 Years of His preseot Majesty, ;stay, pursuant to the said Aer of the 44th Year aforesaii, by thentrelves, or aly ,Agents duly autho. rized, signify to the said governor and Company of the' Bank of England, on or before the :511, day, .41 bauber. ON, ti/dr, desir e to take the 6(4.01 of the terms contains./ in the said lastAnten. tioned AEI. ROBERT UST, 4... 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T tl/E S U N. 1101324 DICIaI ALSUM AUD7AT ? L .N DO N, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER .22, 804. Tut situation of the King ofNartee, according thi last accounts from the Contineat, is critical in the extreme. The French . Troops teem to be in possession of his Country; and it is to be feared that • we may expect in a very short time to find that his authority is overthrown. There is a numerous horde of French Soldiers in the Neapqtitan do. minions, and it cannot be doubted that their number will be every day augmented, till they are strong enough to bid defiance, to the native forces. It is as little to be doubted, that when the French General is confident in his strength, ha will devise some artifice to raise a disturbance, .in order to give him a pretext for exercising more authority in the Country than he has yet thought iproper to assume.—ln the mean while it is probable that he will use all possible endeavours to corrupt the minds of the Neapolitan People, and to stifle every principle of allegiance. At prestrit, indeed, it is understood that the French General ST. CYR, takes an active part in dire ting the Civil as well as IVIiIi. tary concerns of . the devoted Kingdom, and mat. ters are obvitiusly preparing for a Revolution s which will place it entirely under the contront of the Corsican Usurper, who, by his craft and his force, threatens the ruin of every State dia. comes within the grasp of his insatiable ambition. The Military Power of Naples is, in bet, 60 feeble, that the French Tyrant need not give himself much tumble upon the occasion, and he will most proba. lily find the Country to be an easy prey. This day being the Anniversary of the Corona. ;ion of 'Hts MAJESTY, the Park and Tower Guns were filed at one o'clock, the bells were rung, and the usual demonstrations of joy were evinced upon the occasion. Mr. PltsßltfiPotxT, the British Envoy to the Court of Stockholm; who had been for some time at Dresden, is gone to Stralsund. jfiNK I MON is arrived at Berlin, on his way to Vienna,,wl.eie he is appointed Secretary to the British Legation. . The Spanish Ambassador is returned to Town, after having accompanied his Lady to Falmouth. Sir Noma POPHAM embarked in a Cutter at Do ver, on 'Thursday evening, and immtdiately sailed, as it was supposed, to re(. tt•otaitre the Frencjs Coast, and the Harbour 01 Boulirt;e. A General IVleeting of the Lieutenancy of the Cinque Ports, COliVClet4 by Mr. PITT, as - Lord War den, was to he held this day at Dover Castle, for the purpose of proportioning the number of men to he raised under the Additional I . .' , ree Mt. Mr. PITT_ was not expe4ted there till this morning, and he returns to Town the moment the business of the Meeting is concluded. The permanent duty of the 2d battalion of Cinque Ports Inlantry commenced on M ) , day last, and every thing on the Kentihh Coast wears the face of aait it) , commensurate with the idea of a speedy in. • In General Orders Of the rlth inst. from the Head .quarters at Canterbury, a General Court, composed of the following Members, viz. M.jor. General STEWART, President, two Field. Officers, three Captains, and one Subaltern, from the , Garri. son of Canterbury; the same from Major... General WYNWARD'S Brigade; and one Field.ollicer, and one-Captain from Major. General STEWART'S Bri-. gade, with captain MUNRO, of t he Royal Artillery, Deputy Judge Advocate, was ordered to assemble a: the R.ice Stand, on 134rham tiewns, on Thurs. 'day last, for the trial of such Prisoners as' should be brought before it ; but it did not meet, the General Orders of the folloWing day, the tBth inst. having postponed the same till further orders. Government has ordered Generals Boy *R and Ro. CIiANSI3 F, Au, who have so often forfeited their pa. r,)tr, to be removed from Ashburton to Montgu. Imry. One of our Transports, with French Prisoners on board, from Jamaica, is stated w have been carried into Murlaix. The Prisonet) rose .upon the Crew, threw the Master overboard, and suce:eded in ef. feeling their escape. The Dutcher: of York, CORNFORD, from London to Surinam; and the Rachel, MatArtt.t.t, from London to the West Indies, are captured by French k Privateers, and carried into Guadalnupe. The homeward bound West-India Fleet, which sailed under convoy of the Bleuheiru Man of. War, is arrived in the Downs under conVoy of theThirk, Captain SHEAHARD ;• which Ship the Blenheim felt in with on the 16th instant, and gave her charge of her Convoy. The Thisbe is just arrived from the Mediterranean, and has retaken the Wright, FORD, from Zante, bound to Lond on , w hi c h sh i p was captured by a French Privateer, near Zante.s.a. The Thisbe has likewise captured the Privateer, and carried her into Corfu, after an engagement,. in which the Thisbe had two men killed. We have the satisfaction to announce the safe at. . rival of the Baltic Fleet off Scarborough. The several Oun-brigs fitted out at' Deptford and Woolwich hive, ' within these few ,d a y s , t .k e 0 0 board at Purfl eet , as many shot and siells a they could stow, and will itontsdistely sail to th aiwos. NAVAL A E S. Doran, SEPr. z r.—The Ana Gun.vessel, Lieut. SH ERR I FP, arrived from off Flushing last night, and it is said has brought Dispatches of considerable irta. portance. It appears that all the Praams and Schooners which had rendezvoused at Flushing and Ostend, have quitted those Ports, and that between 20 and 30 of the larger kinds of those ♦essels, which had under their convoy ova Schuyts filled with Troops, got safe into Dunkirk on Wednesday. His Majesty's Ship Antelope, Captain HaNRY 'BAZELEY, was in the Roads this morning, but has sailed again for the Enemy's Coast. PLYMOUTH, Srpr. 20.' --Arrived the Wintbor Castle, of 98 guns, from the Channel Fleet ; and Lady Warren Armed Ship, from a Cruize. PORTSMOUTH, SEPT. 2 r.—. Arrived the Porte BraDHAM, from London ; ilrdent, THOMAS, from Moriaix ; Britannia, SMITH, from a Cruize ; AN'etttnrs, FISH ER, from Chepstow ; Neptugg, BEAL, from Tenbigh ; Hcfnwg, --, from Lisbon ; from Havre-de-Grace ; and hubottis ALKEItp from Lisbon, The Brig Hofoullf, from Lisbon, bound to, Dieppe, is detained by His Majesty's Ship Ratikr° and sent to this Port. The Flora, -, from Havre.de.Grace to Vl' bon, in ballast, is detained by His Majesty's Ship, Pculetti, and brought to this Port. The Indastry, KEt;, from Lisbon to DiePPe c ; is detained by His Mdjesty's Ship Mao , . an d brought to this Port. SHEIRNISS, SEPT. 19, —Went out of Harbor to the Note the Sparkler Gun.bsig. The Thetis Frigate now in ordinary is preparing to proceed up the River to he repaired. The Agamealmon which is fitting out at Chatham is daily expeCted down. The Kitt) has a Signal for Convoy to the Elbe; the Rosima for the Baltic. Styr. 20.—Came down from Chatham to the Note, the ktuatanan, of 6+ guns, Capt, JoHn HARVEY. Arrived t[2; hind Armed Ship, Car, G4S2AYVO STUFAaT. -Sailed the ThetisFrigate, which has been in Or. Binary at - this Port, under jury_niasts, for Wool. wich, to be repaired ; and the Fury Capt. ""0"..i.. for the olvms. The. Kitty Armed Ship Liao alp flyingio l ConVoy co thy Elbe, and the Rosina Slooktof rat t T il i a S i t : f p: ;; : h .. 2: A t l : ' : :: j a a c i:l s e l d ii p : the s or t :: Signal cf f1 0 :::: .fo fr o i : Yarmouth, and the irootelVA render for the River. W a t Convoy . i o t h e Elb e , a nd cthe Aelina Soo of for the B:litie. Rosins, na_titnhai,sK.P!t7y7zsiziliakniettr.,Agatne:mnun,piatto.n, Cali DIAL. SEPT. a I .—Saile a d d la: c ni: hutn: off Calais ; for the N.Jrc. Arrived the. Champion, thrmit, Dart, Spell)! with Convoy, Plne f i r ° o 't m fr P c o m rt Lucifer, Eugenie, Starling, Cowilil7, Basilis k ' ilia. h ur e igs r . hat zer i Mallard, Tigress, and Heiner, from aCruiz e Convoy, from Piym)uth ;. Pilo , from the N°'" PJ/adrs, with Convoy, from t he 'Vest Indio; 41 Z (curt, with Convoy, Yon4,r,runiihat;th ;fifmtbrt:ars:atwiait; from the MeditertancoN a". sailed through fur the gore. Sailed the dre7bouNd on a Cruize of Flushing' In the towns Monarch, Utrecht, Infiexible, 7--,reocs, Castor, Airnable, iarnaica Champion, Fur). as"' S ay, Speady, Eur,enie,Pyljdes, Lucifer, rtus, 4tarliug, Bold, Mariner, Couttict, *o o ' 4 ' 171'40 MaUsrd, Tigratis, flamer, and Hutublo Armed Ships and and Transpons as ntiute. Devastatiorl,a ater, 1 . UCTSACT PP.oM A LETTP.Its DATta Ott 111 1661.) tar•riMßEß IS. ni l t " If ships only were necessary, the Enemy ,- - , ; -,, 1 , 1 1 prt.bably venture out : t h e y h ave certainly io DO , -, the Line (three of which are three-deckers) , fiv e 17 , 11 ; gates, and one Corvette, apparently ready f ur f p n g-s t i; these are full of Soldiery : but all our sec,,untr.— 1 deserters, 'jot fi shing vessels, corroborating our l i g v/ 5 1 ,,, ob,ervations, convince us that they have very ' e d seamen on board. Scarcely a day passes bat W it g , our Frigates stretch through Beriheaume and Cam f li r t: g y u s, , : i i t e l a y ri: i t t o ho t u lte t mouth Teev j o r f l the middle harbour, n; series : their Yards, we learn, a a re sh a o lm t to.rsotmdesh.teiiturt7l naval stores : the 'froops hart been long v 6til° : pay, and a general spirit of disaffeetion runs thr° ll ,,,. the Army in this Department. From all 6 ' l ! i c e o eumtltatlee3 s our hopes of getting aiong.side as t e , diminish daily. We have just taw from au sir e, rican Vessel, that French Signal Officers hav i e l b r at received un board all the-Spanish SHIA of \l' th Fein)!, so that we do not &gait of a Will wl -the Dons." . •••••••■••1.1 /O h Lieutenant Jour; IttostAaDiorr, of th e Zia it appointed a Lieutenant ut the 'Ajtaio 7o ".' no d . Captain Duxes is appointed c.;ommiss,l°_ol,-; the Navy at Jamaica, in the roam of l' e u ßea ra slow SI f a LING, promoted to the ra nk 'o f , Admiral. b e Fr ° The Plumper Guti-vesset is ordered td.i. pared for service an nediately, at ..1)4 1161 ' „ Lo ra' , A lase Store.thi? is to be immedi3rdY,t:tar; for the impose o f Conveying ittpiliel to clic - .. meat at New South Wales,