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At the Court at Windsor, the 30th of January, 1836, present
the King's 310,t Excellent Majesty in Council.
Whereas by a certain Act of Parliament, made and passedin the
6th year of the reign of his present Majesty, intimled An Act for
graining Dunn of Customs," it is, among other things, enacted. '
that,it-ahall be lawful far his 31ajeaty, by and with the ad or
his Privy Council, from time to time, to order and ditett, that there
shall- be levied and collected any additional duty, not exceeding
onadifi h of the amount of any existing duty, upon ay or any goods,
when imported in the ships of any country which shall levy higher'
or other duties upon goods when imported in British ships than
when imported in the national ships of such country."
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the United Netherlands on certain goods when imported in British
ships than when imported in Netherland ships, his 31ajesty does
•therefore, under cis:: authority of the above-recited Act, by and with
the &dyke of his Privy Council, erdernhat upon Octal% imported
into the United Kingdom in the Netherland aldps from and after
the date of this Order, there shall he levied and collected, in ad-
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ration of such *goods, a farther duty, amounting to one-fifth part
of such existing duties.
And the Right Honnurable the Lords Commissioner of his
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accordingly. JAMES 13CLIA:lt.

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SALES BY AUCTION. FROM LAST NIGHT'S GAZETTE. :.• . EANKR4PTCY St/liEIISEDBO. •
• - —......... John Charles Crook, Watling:strait. eV* Sahl-ttlirdalegliek•
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At the Court at Windsor, the 30th Januiry, 1626, present the BANKRUPTS.
l‘PpAlluthleTigi`l)l2gt7J'N
roes. 1617tif,ttplplz.
iinfortnforzotichee,* King's Slott Excellent Majesty In Council. '
man, to aurrender, February. 17, at four,- 8, at eleven,* thr l':e
Rtoutel-sqluim, advi.rtlsed to be sold by auction the 23d instant, has • eninrrrs APPOINTED IT HIS SIAJESTT IN COUNCIL, TOR
been - -tti-d of by private -Poultry, Jan.3l, 18YI. THE TEAR. 1020. House, IS and Match 14, at se the Casdc ire
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cansbridgeshire and' Huntingdonnhire--Thomas Skeels Fryer, of dealer and ehapmln, february 11. 111, at twOre, andtfareli 14, at
Chattetis. Esq ter, at be Bankrupts' court. &bettor, 11r. Jo*, Siie7ar.e,
Cheihirt—William Turner, of Pott.Shrigley„ Err. Queen-it:eat. .
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I lopkeeper. dealer rind elstickruln,;tebreavyTeat twillre, . ...ftta-y
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Rice. Jertnyh-sireet.' Piccatlibr•
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buildings, Holborn.
PPTIR CLARKR, Blanchester. gram. slealerind charm,
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:Winchester. Solicitors, Messrs. Hurd and JohnsonAlTemple; attl
Mr. Seddon. Manchester.
Rienann BARNEY, Wolcethamptani rope.cnaker, dealer
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twelve, at the Royal Hotel, Birmitchain. Solicitors, Messrs.
Hewing and Baxter, Gray44s4pn-platic i. and Messrs. It. and
~C. !I .
Itint..-Rinningliam.
THOMAS Fags, Holston-town, Middh;%cx, ate 4. I',:bruary i,
14, awl! March 14, at twelve at. she Rinitrogy 43,:t:ti. Soh..
them, Messrs. Aahl and Orsohspap Tolreulittose4ard, NAIL
Jarate=4/42;184c.
giiiir
cze;Fluttapnentsect, vitae.
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ltankntpte Coust.• Soristter. ,f4ctar. Lord abYgra tiafiri•
office, Royal Exchange.
Narnarrit:f. PHILLIPS. ThilferfOrdWCA hanker, March I. S.
and'l4, at ten. at the Caade Inn, 11 averfordwest. tioliciitirs. Maus.
Slade and Jones, Johu.attect, Redford-row; and 314.1 . /11aUgsa.,
11 averfordweit.
Wonrnixarow Drcanns..Coventry, ehyndatft., dealer and
ehapmat, February 14, at three, 13, and: 1 i 14. eteleven, at the Craven Arms Inn. Coventry. Solicit Mr. 0:
leoll
Edmunds, Exchequer Office, Lincoln's:inn; and l'il ' . Garter
and Davia, Verentry.
EDWARD CHRISTOPHERSON, Liverpool. irnninonger, denier
and chapman, March 1,2, and 14. at one, at the (loltltit /don Inn,-
Liverpool. Solicitors, Mr. R. Finlow, Liverpool; anti Me. L.
Chester. Staple-Inn.
PAN!. JARVISS, THOMAS SLY, and Sty:runt( Sir. AOsham.
Nortblk, grocers and drakes, February... 47, 111,, and Match 14,
at four, at the Swan Ida, Iflawero:l, Naltwich. Sollabbra,-114,.J.:
Lythgoe, &Six-street, Strand ; aLd 31r.-Ws De Fiance packer;
Norwich. •. ,
- Joanna HADWEN. Liverpool, banker, rebrudry 13, if!. Sri
March 14. at one, at the George Inn, birerposd. Solicitors,
Monts. Lae, Milk/ and Leer, and 3lessrs. Radish& and Duncan,
Liverpool; and Mesas. Adbngton, Gregory, and Faulkner, Bed.
ford-row. .

JAMES STILLMAY. 11titt., ironmonger, dealer nod champan.
Febrtiary 7 S. arid March E 4, at too, at tire IVlthe Lion Jun.
Bath. SoWham Mr. 11. Gabjr, Bath ; and Illesstb. Adfinetan,
Gregory, and Faulkner, Bedford-row. '
STEPCIEN BO SD and Rscumin lloitruccat E, Beaumont.
street. Mairlebone, wine and spirit-11/Kahan:a. .Fehruary 4, 11.
and March 14, at 'tea, at the Bankrupts' Court. Solicitor, Jr.k
blorkhosire.,Craven-street, 14trand.
Jaras:s Wools, Upper Rane/agh-stretit, Pimlico, carman, dealer
and chapman, February 2, 18, and 111proli 14, at ten, at this
Bankrupts' Court. Solicitor, Mr. Hayward. Feiri-const.Tempht
nrOltalS et km LE T, late of New Year, United States of Ame—
rica, merchant, dealti and tbapunin, February ii, 9, and Slarch
14, at two, at the Rojal Hotel, Birmingham. Solicitors, fllcarpf.
Norton and Chaplin, Graft-inn-square"; and Ahern. Spurrier.
Ingleby, and Spurrier, Birmingham.
JAME£IMAnTIiT, aeti. Creacent-tmeariNorth, Burtcmcrescent,'
riding-master and lifery,:autble.keepot. /leder and chapman. l'eb. 4.
11, and Match 13, tit eleven, as. the.Bluakrupte'Court. Solicitor.
Mr. Dyer, Toolcoari, Cursitor-street. '
Jastri Illata ii ALL. Forster-lane, Cheap Met, warehottseiriao.
dealer Mid Chapman, Feb. 6, 13, and Stettin 14"," at Metre, at the
BankrUphrUourt. Solicitor, 3lessrs.. Fisher tied Spencer, %Val:.
brook-bididings, Walbroolt.
WitLtair FENWICI:I Little QueettAttreet, Lingplrt's Inn-tieldg
furniture bran', dealbi.aed chapinan„ Jehnitutd, 7 mind :fratrah