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London, England, 1824-04-26 00:00:00

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NUMBER 9865

IEr•PALLADLtM LIFE AND- FME AS-
SURANCE SOCIETY..

Capital X 2,060,000 Sterling.
DIRECTORS.
.."‘ ',WARD HYDE EAST, Bart. F. R. S. M. P. tduala-Ftan.
Ban.Lir, M. P. Deptityrhairman. _ • -
49sios Du Pre Alexander, Esq. W. R. Keith Douglas, En.
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John„ L. Anderdon Esq. Neil: Benj. Edmonstona,
"Pot, *ge Arbuthnot, Joseph Esdaile; Esq.
John Bent; Esq; M.P. John-Williamson Fulton, Esq.
Cruel Bosanquet, Esq. Thos.. Houldsworth, Esq. M,I),
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64,11 y Browne,•Esq- Capti H. Kiter,7.ll.S.
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W. Champion De Cres- Chas. Elton Prescott, Esq.
tyl,g9y, Bart. M.P.M. Peter Reierson,
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X.l). gre Samuel skinner, Esq,
T. H. H. Davies, Esq. Cot. Mark Wilks
" • Bodycott Davis, -Esq.- - Young. Bart..
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David Barclay, 'Esq.
- Frederick Manning., Esq. • .:.•
Henry Dance, Esq.
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- "15TAIMING Ccitilism.--Oliver Anderson, 'Esq.
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.04KorsomatT SUPERINTENDANT—WiIIiatri Andrews, Esq.
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MONDAY, APRIL 26, 1824.

INDIA.

We understand that Captain .PARLBY, Model-
master at Dum Dum, has so far improved the native war rocket
oE Hindoostan, as to excel even the Congreve rocket. In a few
days, we learn that a public exhibition of Captain PARLpY's
rocket is authorised by Government' to taleeplace at Dum Dum;
to 'she* the comparative. powers of his weapon; 'and tha‘ yes-
terday, (December 1) one of the small experimental rockets,
denominated a one and a half pounder, was throWn by Captain
Pin.Lßir to'the distance of 1473 yards,. where it penetrated the_
!soil three feet, in the presence of Captain Ntctioisom, 'Major
Wadi), and some Officers of Artillery. .Captain patiLlo-
- appears, been able to communicate the rotary motion of
a rifle ball to his rockets, by a peculiarity of their internal struc-
.ture, which makes them range in very true lines.—{Calcutta
:John Bull, Dec. 3, ptl.)