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SATURDAY,

To the PROPRIETORS of EAST INDIA STOCK.
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN,
ANIMATED in the: most sensible manner by
the repeated assurances of support which I continue to
receive, I must again express my warmest gratitude fur such
additional and disinterested marks Of favour. • •

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I have aireadyinumbly submitted to you my pretensions to
fill'a seat in,the Direction. The 4xpettence of a great poi..
tton of my life in the Company's servisx, combined with en_
tire leisure, constitute the grounds of those pretensions ; more
I cannot offer, and snore I 'am sure you do not require in 4.
Candidate, to enable him to discharge the duties of thiS im
portant station ; but I may, I trust, without presumption,,
give you my solemn assurance, that in the event of my suc. •
tress (and the reception I have met with in my canvass leaveS:
me no tontn to doubt it) my ability shall be exercised to the
utmost, and the whole of my limebedevoted to rite fulfil-
ment of every.duty connedled with tote prosperity Of:the East
India Company. - • _

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I trust that those Proprietors to whorri:l-have not yet, paid
my respeels, will not impute the apparent neglect w :any
other than the real cause, the extensiveness of the Canvas*.
1 have the honour to be,
Ladies and •Gentlemen,
:Your most obedient and obliAed humble Servant,
Birchin=lane; feb. tt, 1807.. Roil ER-r
C',iiitain Williams's Committf,..e. meet every
thy, at the icing's 11catt..1'avern, in the l'Oultry, and attend
froth eleven to FiV3 C luck, by whom any cominunicatiOns
will he thankt ully received. • ,

' ALARM BELLS, PIRF.-GUARDS, &c.
pER MANENT IX fixed, and well-equipped
A LA R M BELLS being fOunct the hest Sec:wiry against
the frequent and gr:evous Depredations ot. House-breakers in
Town and Country, PersAis desirousOf adopting these truly
useful aid important Preventatives, whereby, tile} may in
future retire pm:Reeled in'their "Property, and eventually in,
sure themselves from the 'like heavy losses and.serionsly in-
jurious attene:tat cons.•quences which divers of late have ex-
perieneed, are respectitill: solicited to apply to LZ.P.
PALMER,. Furnishing .Ironnionger, --Tea-Urn and Stove
Grate Maker, si, •Cornhill, ',tete an extensive ch:nee of fine
Japanned anti high-polished titi l Register and Rumford
-Stoves, possessing tie numerous useful improvements lately
made, are also constaht I y ready tar inspt &on Fenders:Vire-
. Irons, and D. touters taint l• ire,. or highly-apprOved .Fire-
Guards, of varied Sizes and-Patterns, winch for their evident
and acknowledged Utility, .it is to be earnestly wishe every
Fatnily, for their luture,pr;:servation, were iiinnediately
plied with who are not already. priivined .with .the same.
Kitch'en Flanges, Steamers, Ovens, Smoke 4 Wind-up
.aivi
Camp Roasting lacks, Cradlestns, Venison.ftslies, Water
Plates, Patent DiSh-covers; Plate- warniers, - and Cooking
Utensils of Copper, I ton, and Bkek-tin, in- coin plete. Sets,
tar at digctetion ; Temperate and Shower Batlis, 'Own. made
atidSil-Ver.plated Cutlery, by Parent; Knife-cases, 1:)0(nty pool,
.'Bronzed, Plated and Gilt Tea Urns ; beSt rapanned Paper
Tea. trayS, strong Plated Dinner and fea Services, with
Silver-rriountilzs, of superlatively neat and sound workman,
ship ; Teuteriague, Plated and Silver Candlesticks, Branches,
Ditto, with Glass Shades, for the East and Weir -ladies,
and other Hut -Countries.

Alarmers fixed and Bells hung_by exquisitelyitige-
niOus Artists, upon the most-certain anti.endmidg principle,
in any part of the Kingdom.
• *** tlouSes, Offices, Ships, Fite. .furnished with dispatch.
Old Silver 'and -Por.eign Coin taken in Payment. —Tea- Clans
arm StOvesT, of any kind, exchanged. - -
trite Price asked, and no Atlatement made.

FREEHOLD COT ['AGE. HERTS.
TO it fi

.A. SMALL FREEHOLD corrAGE, tivitl~ Gar-
utr. ai.d Orchard, The :I.,;tae Consists of ~nt! Hrt7,e
Sittini,-ranat, 'with lA'indoNys rt. he.gt:,..tornis 24 oy 141 ;
three Bed-citambers,,and large , Closet for Servant's i cd ;
Kitchtal and Pantry, large cetl-ar, and a-good Well of Water.
Situate:l on F. minence rear B:).x \luor, one Mile from He-
mel :-:tnnpstead,- and-21 from London.
klyiy to Mr. Hedgeland, Grocer, Fleet-street:-Land-tat
rea. rn •

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