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London, England, 1801-05-05 00:00:00

EXCHE4IVER BILL OFFICE,
May z, 'SOT.
EXChe/tier bills issued t, er Ail 39 Gel. 111. Cap. 6, in the
• Credit of the Duties &ton Imports and Elols, Eft. for the
Service of tIJC Year, 1799, dated 38th, 291 h rovember, and 3d
December, And tho.re issued per AR 39 Geo. 111. Cap. 6,
on the Credit of dn Ail for granting certain Duties upon Income
Anno 1799, dated the 4tb, 6th, ittb, 13.tb, 23d,, 2..vh, 31st
Dtternha', 1799, and 2.1 7.tnuary, ii)oo
TO BE PAID OFF.

THE LORDS COMMISIONERS of 'His
11147ESTY's TREASURY have given direElicns for
Paying of the above-mentioned Exchequer Bills, and that the
Principal and Interest on the said Exchequer Bills shall be paid
at the Exchequer Bill Office, in St. Margaret's-street, be-
tween the two Palace Yards, Westminster, on Mcna'aj', the•
18th of lira'. instant, on which ehD, the Interest on the said Ex-
chequer Bills will cea.re.
441 d attendance will be 4:ven on Monday the 4th instant,
and every :unreeling day, (Jur:days and Holidays excepted) until
Wednesday the uth instant inclusive, from Ten o'Clock in the
Morning till One in the Afternoon, for the purpose of receiving the
same; and for the greater dispatch., the Bearers of the said Bill.;
are desired to bring separate Lists thereof, containing the Numbers
in Numerical Order, accord's:if-to .the:tuelne of the said Bills'
time of cones encensent of Interest, with the yr...ncipal Smuts a.,14.1
Interest due ion such Bills, to be computed at three-pentelalftentiy
by .the lay in every st;oi. front the time of commencement to
the said ISth diy of niy, 'which dry the Interest on the
sails' Exchequer,. Bil.s -will cease; and they are desired to write
their names and places of abode cn such Lists, and indorse their
names on the said Bills.
If any of the !bider: pf the aforesaid Bill: are desirous of re.:
ceiving P.syment/of the Principal an4l,ter est previous_ro the s4l
18th Day of May, they may be acconsr olatea, by computing e
Interest to the Day on which tb.y wish to be paid, and leaving the
said Bills for examination one day prior thereto.
And such Person: as are desirous of having new Exchequer
Bills in part of payment, upon mentioning the same at the bottom
of their. Lists, aelivered on cr before the said rjth instant,
may be accommodated nvith new Bills, carrying an Interest
threepence halfpenny by the day an every sool. which said nes:,
will bfar a‘i zte the said AM May, and will lesdeliverea
on kf'e.fite,ddy the v...th instant, and following days.
The said New Bills be receiveahle into any .of
elf
Public Revenues, four Months after date, sinless previousii',
discva. ged.. . .
N. B. 411 Exchequer Bills dated prior to the 25th May, Ao*.
(except the ah.rete) have beets advertised to be paid (19, and the
Interest has erased.

In the Press, and speedily will be published, in Quarto,
An entire New Work, in Two Parts, price One Guinea each,
in boardi, hot•pressed, rl. u15...6: entitled,

INDIAN CHRONOLOGY DEVELOPED; and
1 A GRAMMAR of the MIXED EAST INDIAN
DIALECTS, collsnonly called MOORISH, with Dia-
logue& on usaul and scientifical subjeas, as spoken in all the
Eastern Countries; being the most copious Selections, at
Calcutta,

By Mr. LEBEDEFF,
that has ever heed o:i'zrcd. to Europeans.

The Grammar ,will be ready for delivery on the loth in-
stant, and due notice given when the Chronology will be
published:.

The Grammar comprises all' the Parts of Speech, which
are distinctly arrnigeti according to the BrahmenLin System,
Rules, and Idioms, and explained in so comprehensive a
manner, that by the study of this Work alone, an European
resident in India, may with certainty he enabled to converse
with Indians upon the most important subjecls, with a fa-
cility not to be acquired from any of the former confused and
erroneous Publications oLthe Gramcnars; and Dialogues cal-
led Moors, or Moorish.

The Author, therefore, respeafully solicits the Officers
in His Britannic Majesty's, and the Honourable East In-
dia Company:s Service, as well as the Public in general,
to favour him with their Orders, addressed to Mr. Leberleft;
No. 3, Warwick-place, Bedford-row ; or to Mr. Dcbrett,
Bookseller, Piccadilly ; and other principal Booksellers, sin-
eilving which of the two l'arts (ilonly one) they require.
the Nature and Contents of the Chronology, and of the
Grammar, aie more particularly explained in a Proveetus,
which may be had at No. 3, Warwick—place; price 01:c
Shilling.
May z. 1801.