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London, England, 1825-06-29 00:00:00

PORT OF LONDON, June 111, 105.
FOR SALE,
Order of the Honourable the Commissioner: of his
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-wre, it Room et the Chief

BY lifer* 004 z-cite Reverstre, in a spacious hot.—
Office, Old Broad-street, ott THURSDAY. the 7th thy of July.
11125. at One o'clock in the afternoon preci.ely.
ABOUT TWENTY THOUSAND GALLONS OF GE-
NEVA. AND TWENTY THOUSAND. GALLONS OF
BRANDY,
Which have been regularly condemned and re-distilled, new la
yam, at the Excise Distillery, St. Catherine's.
Catalogues may be had at lid. each, and Samples seen, at the
Ey.ciee Warchouse-keeper's Office, Tower-bill, from Monday, the
31, to w oday, the 11th days of July, 1139 ...5, from Ten till Two
o'clock ; and on the Morning of Sale, from Ten till Twelve o'clock.
Samples can also be seen at the Fine and Forfeiture Office, Old
Woad-street.
The Lots to be knocked down at the running out of a quarter
minute glass.

WEST INDIA DOCK COMPANY. •
rill:1E Court of Directors of the West India Dock Company
heteby give notice, that an HALF-YEARLY COURT or
iF,!gERAL MEETING wilt be held, pursuant to the Act of
Parliament, at the West India Dock House, No. ft, Itilliter-e9uare,
on FRIDAY, the 13th day of July nest, at One o'Clock in the
Afternoon, for the purpose of CHOOSING and APPOINTING
FIVE DI RECTORS of the said_Coppany, to succeed those :going
out by rotation ; also, a DIRECTOR. in the room of David Lyon,
Esq. who has disqualified ; at whieh 3leeting a DIVIDEND will
be declared for the Half Year ending the 30th inst.
By order of the Court, H. LONGLANDST Sec.
West India Dock Houre,'June 17, Ift2s.
The Chair will be taken at Two o'Clock precisely. ,

BRITISH STIAM and PATENT NAVICAL., TION
COMPA . STr- Li . ,
Capital, 1.00,01.4.1 L in.bkßarerlNliiac.b.
Applications for the remaining Shares must be made by letters,
(peat-paid), addressed to " The Directors of the }Mush Steam at
Patent Navigation Company," at Messrs. Drummond and Co.'s,
Charin cross ; or Mears. Vests, Ward. and Co.'s, Lourbezd-
sw g-
eet, THIS DAY, after which no application csn be received.

I%JT IDDLESEX HOSPITAL, June 27, 184.5.
IVA. Lord ROBERT SEYMOI'R, in the Chair.
A Statement of the calamitous effects of the late Fire in the
eastern part of the parish of St. Mary-la.bonne, having been laid
before this Meeting, from which it appears that about UNI persona,
rnen, women, and children, have been reduced to the greatest dia.
tress, some of them being lodgers, who have been deprived of
the whole or the greater part of their furniture, others being
workmen, (having families dependent on their labour) who are
partially or totally thrown out of employment by the destruction of
their employers premises or the loss of their own tools—
On the Motion of Earl Mainers, seconded by Jaz Rawlin-

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son, Csq.
Resolved unanimously—That a subscription be immediately
commenced for their Relief.
On the Motion of Earl Manvers, seconded by William Williams,
Esq., 31. P.
Resolved—That the money which may be raised shall be solely
applied to the relief of the mechanics, lodgers, servants, and pot
persons who have suffered by the late Fire, and that such relief be
dis:ributed under the direction of a Committee.
Oa the Motion of William Seymour, Esq., seconded by John
Pepys, Esq.
Resolved—That the following tientiemen be requested to act as
such Committee, with power to add *to their number, and that fire
make a quorum :
The Right lion. Lord Robert I Rev. Dr. Spry
Seymour Rev. Dr. Busfiald
The Earl Manvers Rev. Bryant Burgess
The Viscount Duncannon. John ltawlinson, Esq.
The Hon. Barthw. Bourerie, John Pepys, Esq.
M.P. W. Seymour, Esq.
William Awl:, Esq. M.P. J. H. Greens/en, Esq.
William Williame Esq. M.P.
Lord @Oben Seymour having left the Chair,
Jlesolved—That the thanks of this Meeting be given to his Lord-
' ship for his kindness in taking the Chair, and for the attention
and ability with which he has conducted the business of the day'..

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SUBSCRIBERS.
Their Royal Highnesses the Vuke and Duchess of t s. d.
Wow:eater - . - - 25 0 0
Load Robert Seytr.our • - - - 20 0 0
Lady Robert Seymour . - - 22 0
Earl Manvers - - 23 0 0
0. J. Cholinondley. EP. UMW eumberlabd-street - 25 0 0
Sir Claude Scott. Williams, and Co. - MP 0 0
William Williams, Eq. M.P. Portland-plats - 10 10 0
M. 'Williams, Esq. Upper Harley-street . - 5 5 0
31r. John White, District Surveyor - 5 0 0
Mr. David Thomas, 74, Margaret-street - - 5 U U
Lord - Northland . - 5 0 9
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Mr. George Pitt, Great Porrlaild-street
RAbett BYPrre., Es q. Welbeek-Itreet
Lowatlcs, Esq. ,ilackneath
cf. G. A.
Mrs. Ward _ -

Juliii Pepis, EMI. (',per Berkeley-street - -
Eadcs Bummers Esq. 13, Pall-mall - •
51r. Sereennt BOsanquet . - -
The Philanthropic Sons of Ap)llo, Grafton Arms,
Grafton-street . -
Charles Barclay, Esq. Grosvenor-place - -
Mr. Andres Ckittenthm, 13, Charles-a/eet - -
Charles Bevan, Esq. Devonshire-place . .
The Workmen of Messrs. Lees, Cottam, and Cu. Wins.

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- ley-street
The Odd Fellows of St. Thomas's bodge, Grafton Arms,

Grafton-street -
R. A. Sn:art. Esq. 20, Bedford-place
Mr. Green, Charles.street
R. C. Barnett, i'.4..q. sfordmer.street
Charles Fovea, Esq. Newman-street
51r. Tillman - -
Rev. Dr. Spry -
Rev. Dr. Bustleld -
Mr. R. Wilson . -
Mr. Coleman, 28, Berners-street
Mr. Kings 33, Copse liaker4trect
Mr. C. %V oodfonl, Mount-street
Aleuts. Lees, Cottam, and Co. %Vinsley-street
Mmes. Baron and Mills, 72, Wells-street
Junes Putnam, Esq. -
Mr. Edward Eyre, Wells.street •
Mr. Charles Smith, 51, Conduit.street .
Dlr. Sall (District :arre) or's Clerk) -
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Mr. Staples, Castle.street -
Robert Farquhar, Esq. Portland-place -
K. C. Sidney, Esq. 3, 51ortimer4treet -
Messrs. J. Bell and Co. Oxford-street
Mr. T. Wilson, 13, Great Mary.la.bonne-street
Mr. Tymman - -
Mr. W. Salter, 5, Great Titddleld-street -
Mr. Beate, Clereland.street -
Mr. John Barham, Upper Baker-street -
William Tooke, Esq. Gray's Inn -
Hosourable Bartholomew lloarerie, Edward-street
Angstrom, per ditto -
Ditto ditto - -
„Xr. Yowler - - -
Mr. Thos. liawkins, Alargaret-street -
Mr. Rirton. 1, Great Porurnd-street -
Mr. Commun, Newman.street - -
Mr. Hoot, 43, Newman-street . -
Mr. Coomber, Margaret-street - -
Mr. W. Waugh, Goedge-street •
The Hon. Robert 0130f1 ..
Rev. Bryant Burgos" -
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Mrs. Brown, Lower Thornhaugh-street -
51rs. B. Burgess . - - -
Miss Emma Burgess - - -
Mr. George I)erks and Henry Henderson. being the
stnount Teem cd by them from parsons viewing the
. ruins . . - -
James Haves . - -
Mr. Jas. Tindall, 23, Chatics-etreet - -
Mr. Keneett' 51ortirocratreet - • -
Matthew Raper, Esq. Wimpole.street - -
11 . W. Phibbs, Esq. Mortimer-street - -
Mr. John Savage, 14, Great Titchlield.street •
Air. R. Moss . - -
John Rawlinson, Esq. Russell-square -
Thos. Wilson, ostler, and A. Hudson, a labourer in
Mr. Woolley's stable.yard, and both great sufferers
by the fire, being collected by them from persons who
came to see the ruins, and paid into the Bankers as
forayed, in copper coin - 10 0 0
Major Reanell, Nassau-street - - - 5 0 0
Nit. Wm. Smith, 60, Margaret-stmt - - 1 0 0
W. H. Aveline, Esq. Lynu Regis, Dorset . - 50 0
I. H. Aveline, Esq. Batheaston, Somerset - 5 I& 0
Mr. G. Styria, 4, Lincoln's Inn-fields - - 1 1 0
P. W. Aveline, Esq. Camberwell - - I 1 0
W. R. Albenby, Req. Renwick House, Lincolnshire 1 1 0
D. Thompson, Esq. 13, IVimpole-street - - 2 2 0
Edmund Bligh - - . 12 0 0
Alr. Richardson. Charlotte-street - - - 2 0 0
DT. mina
n, Bruton.street - - - 1 1 0
liasil 51ontagu, Esq. - - - 10 0 0
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Wm. Seymour, h.sq. . - 10 0 0
Mrs. and the two Miners Heron, Montagu.square - 30 0
Mrs. Scott, Henrietta-street - - I 0 0
Mr. W. Dobrie, Oxford-street - - 5 0 0
Mr. J. C. Baster, Novfolk4treet 2 0 0
Mr. Tilke, High-street . . . 1 1 0
subscriptions will be received by Sir Claude Scott, Bart. and
to.; Messrs. Herrin, Farquhar, and Co. ; Williams, Burgas
-`4IICO. ; Messrs. Barclay, rektor% and Co.; Maws. Coate and
CO. ; Messrs. Ramona and Co. ; Messrs. Martin, Call, and Co.;
and by every Member of the Committee.