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London, England, 1825-09-13 00:00:00

STATIONERY Or

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it. (inchttling t..: Hertford
Town of Hungerford Hunts Surrey
Dervia Isle of Man Sussex
Packs Isle of Wight Warwick
Cumbridge (Including Kent (including Til- Westmoreland
the Town of New. bury Fort, in the Milts
market) County of Essex) Worcester
4:thester Lancaster York
Cornwall (includir.g Leicester North and South
Scilly) Lincoln %Vales
Ceouberlaud Middlesex In the severalCountiel
Arlie Monmouth in North Britain.
Dorm Norfolk Aul in the Islands of
Hums Northampton Alderney,Ouemsey,
Durham Northumberland and Jersey.
Ante (exclusive of Nottingham As also Bread to the
Tiltiry Fart) Oxford Household Troops
Gloster (including the Rutland in London and its
City of Bristol) Salop Vicinity.
Huns Somerset

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TO THE BENEVOLENT SUBSCRIBERS FOR THE
RELIEF OF THE TWO RESPECTABLE YOUNG
WOMEN WHO WERE LATELY PRISONERS IN
THE KING'S BENCH.
TT gives me infinite satisfaction to state with the kind
assistance and active exertions of Mr. and Mrs. Rowe, these
young persons, together with their younger sister and partner (who
would have been in the King's Bench also, if she had been a yew
older), are most comfortably situated and completely set up in their
School Establishment, baring had the !tease of a House purchased
for them, and the house Itself furnished in a imitable manner and
all paid for ; all their old creditors have been settled with, and have
given discharges for their respective demands, notwithstanding
their discharge under the Insolvent Act, by which AMOS their
future effects are relieved from all liability.
• t. d.
The Subscriptions have amounted to . 1346 18 0
Out of which the following sums have, I trust, been
very advaiitageously laid out, viz.:—
t. e. d.
In the purchase of the lease of a very ex-
cellent house, with fixtures, &c. and in.
eluding plasterer and plumber's bills, for
necessary repairs - - 303 17 10
In furniture, linen, piano-forte, coals, car.
penter, appraiser. &c. . . 370 16 3
In compromising all debts, &e. . 188 3 114
874 17 104

Ovcrplus in hand . . .C 371 0 0
Out of this overplus 300/. is to be invested for their benefit, so as
to be in readiness to be advanced to them In shares of 1001. each,
as they may happen to want the money upon any particular occa-
sion or event that may occur.
By this most fortunate event, they will have acquired by public
benevolence, within the short period of three s. eks, not only
enough to set them clear in the world, but to leave them in posses.
awn of property to the following amount, viz.:—
t. s. d.
The lease of house, &c. . . 305 17 10
The furniture, linen, &c. - 370 1 3
Aloney to be invested . . 300 0 0
Total

- 0178 14 1

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The remaining 721. will be amply sufficient, not only to pay for
all advertisements, &c. but to pay what is fair and right upon a
most unreasonable demand, which has been brought forward
against them by two attorneys of the Insolvent Court upon three
different bills, amounting together to 471. I9s. 9d. for business done
in procuring their discharge under the Insolvent Act, although no
opposition of any kind was made by any body to their being d!s
charged. Two of these bills, which now lie before me, appear to
have been taxed by the proper officer of the Insolvent Court, who
has taken off 2s. 61 from each bill, probably with a view of show.
Mg that he had looked at them. and done something for his fees in
taxing then. Notwithstanding this ceremony of taxation, I
thought the bills so very unreasonable, that I judged it right to
send them to the Chief Commissioner of the Insolvent Court, which
I did on the 20th of August last, stating my objections to them,
and requesting that he would examine and return them to me,
with such observations upon them as he might think proper to
make, being ready to pay whatever he should report to be justly
due upon them. I thought it necessary to endeavour to procure
such a document, not only for the satisfaction of the subscribers,
but for. my own justification to pay the money. I have not yet been
favoured with such report from the Chief Commissioner, but have
received an intimation front one of his officers, that my application
would be laid before the other Commissioners as soon as they
should re-assemble, but without any intimation when that event
was to take place, so that this business must, for the present, re-
main as it is, in an unsettled state.

It is of little use for the Legislature to pass humane laws, in-
tended for the relief of unfortunate Insolvent Debtors, if in endea-
vouring to avail themselves of that relief, they are obliged to incur
debts for which they may be liable to be sent back to prison, after
they have delivered up their all upon oath, into the Insolvent Court,
for the benefit of their creditors, but such might have been the case
with these, once unfortunate, but now fortunate, young women, if
it had not been for the unexpected and unexampled assistance which
they have received through public humanity.
IV. JONES, Marshal.
King's Bench, September 8, 1825.
P.S. It was my intention to have published a List of the Sub-
scribers, but finding upon inquiry, that it would be attended with
a very considerable expense, I thought it best to keep the money for
the benefit of those for whom it was intended, the subscribers being
at full liberty to examine the List whenever they please, at my
office, at the King's Bench, where it will remain for that purpose.

STATIONERY OFFICE. Sept. 9, 1825. ANGLO-ME X I C A N MINT ASSOCIATION.—
mØ B Comptroller rd. Me Stationerii-office is ready to iIL The Proprietors of this Amociation are hereby required to
I receive Tender for sundry articles of SMALL STOkES take Notice, that the Deed of Settlement having been approved by
for the Public Service, viz,--Quills, Packing-cases, Tapes, For. the Directors, must be signed by the Proprietors within twenty-one
ma, Plae„ Almanacks, Wax, Wafers, Cord, Pewter Inkstands, days from this 7th day of September, for which purpose it will lie
gums. Wafer-seals, Cards and Cardboards, Files, Straps, Mark- at the Office, No. 7, St. Helen's-place, Ilishopurate-street, London,
kftiods, Leather Bags, India-rubber, &e. until the expiration of that period, and that all Shares thee remain-
Peticulars of Contract may be had, and Samples of the Artl- iognnaigned win, with the lostalmenui thereon, be forfeited.
iki .se the Stationery-081a% James-street, Buckingham- are
residing at a distance may sign by power of attorney, the
vie, eys7 day between the hours of Ten and Foos o'clock until kern of which may be had at the Office.
the fill instant. Hours for signature. from Ten tin four.
SWAIN, STEVENS, MAPLES, PEA ESN, and HUNT.
PORT OP LONDON: Niptssaber 6,, MS.
Solicitors to the Association, FOR SALE,
Rept. 7, 11336. 8,, Frederick's-place, Old Jewry, London
Bir Order al the Honourable the Commissioner* e his .
Order
ft,ertioirer-HlNlMnlrtbl°27,d,airtPeaf UNITED KINGDOM TEA AGENCY CO:1'-
lAm.
PANT.
te el, MONDAYthe 26th, TUESDAY the 27th, and WED- ILI-
Capital 200,000 L, in 8,000 Shares of 2.5/. each.
ESDAY thelliith cl,sys of September instant,:at One oClock in
This Company is established for the purpose of securing to the
.•3•AiternogEeeth Ha, Mende, public, by means of the retailers who purchase their Tess through
THE FOLLOWINO GOODS, sit. 84-4 s the Agency of this Company, a supply of genuine Teas from the
mnall. Coleps,
kkas India Company's Warehouses. and to destroy the system of
Rem, Coffee.
Orem, Black and Green Tea,
adultsration and imposition of which the consumers have so long,
Pepper
sojrustr, and so universally complained.
Area.
Willer, Wax and Tallow Candies; The plan at large will be published in a few days, and in the
mean time applications for Shares will be received by letters, post.
Cordials. Soap,
paid, to Messrs. Sir John Perring, Bart. Shaw. Barber. and Co.
= and otl Claes, and Beedf
BBarkersConihdl ; Mews. Fisher and Norcurt, No. 10, Holborn-
Foreign Printed Cottons.
Wine, court, Gray's-Inn •or Messrs. Buttivaat and Illingworth, East
pet re. which asealloted in small quantities for the better seem- India Chalubevlayialida.eadenlofrhen-loalreerdt-
of
Direct
asodation of scrawl dealers as well as private pommy who twitIVIANT, Secretary. '
choose to becoune JAMES BIITT
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be hetlz .1.,"..."CGU1V1YA1114 and DEVONSIIIIIR 111)NiNift co
Trilereritt Pri ? tbel6e, , - PANY. ,
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In Wobeday the 21st days of 1825, nom ten fill two Notice % berehygiven, that the Directors hasingsoet this day,
,?cinch ; and on the mornings of , free ten till twelve o'clock. according to advertisementAugust, bearing date the 31st of at the
ARMY CONTRACTS. offices of this Company, for ompany„ for the purpose of declaring all Scrip
Receipts which may be then outstanding (if any) forfeited t" and
COMMISSARIAT DEPARTMENT.
..„, hiving investigated the state of the accounts, and foiled that but a
TRRAIVRT CRA MIMI*. AUGUST 11, 1104*- very small proportion of the Shares issued are unpaid on, have re.
NOTICE is hereby given to oil Femorad __e of so sirous lved that no outstanding Serious be recognized by the Directors,
contracting to supply the following Articles for the use of as the sums paid on the Shares cf the Company amount to 131. per
oths .thsty„ viz. :
BREAD. Share, whilst the sum paid on the Scrip Receipts is only 31. per
Share, and therefore that no Scrip Receipts are hues henceforth
To his Majesty's Land Forces in Cantonments, Quarters, and negotiable. The Directors further inform the pubii,., that Shares',
Barre:kJ in the under-mentioned Counties and Islands:— may be procured at the offices of the Company.
Zodford Hereford Stafford order of the Directors.
1,. a (including the Hertford Suffolk 26, BeLonsbard-street, Sept. 8;1825. JOHN WOOD, Secretary.
TOW% of Ilunrerford Hunts Surrey