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London, England, 1824-11-27 00:00:00

ROYAL-LXCIIANGE ASSURANCE OFFICE.

November, 1621.
THE COURT of DIRECTORS of the
ROYAL EXCBANtiE ASSURANCE do hereby give
14(4icr, that their TRANsFER BOOKS will be shut, from
TUESDAY, the 14th Of Di:cent:ter next, to TfIURSDAY, t he
nth of Jantuiry followingpand that the ANNUAL GEN ERA!,
t;fliTilr appointed by their Charter will be bidden at their
°like* on the Royal Exchange, on WEDNESDAY, the 15th
`4f December next, at Eleven o'Clirel: in the Forenoon, awl
that a Dividend will be considered of at the said Court.

SAMUEL FENNING, Jun. Secretary.
The Chair will be taken at Twelve o'Clock precisely.
*** Attendance is given, daily, at the said 011 ices, and
at their Office in l'all-Nl4ll, for the Assurance of Buildings,
(I"di, Merchandise, and Ships, in Harbour, in Dock, or
!hilt. Building, from 'Loss or Damage by Fire ;' and also for
.:1:e Assurance of, and grans ing Annuities on, Lives.

lIANIES .QUAY.—Notice is hereby given,
that application is intended to be made to Parliament in
the ensuing Session thereof, for leave to bring in a Bill, and to
qbt4in an Act for making, constructing, and maintaining a
(44,Y, with Warehouses underneath, and With Buildings to be
'tell on parts thereof, and with a Dock or Basin between the
said Quay and part of the North shore of the River Thames,
and with proper entrances and a Bridge across part of the said
Dock or Basin, near a certain place tailed or known by the
name of IVltiteliall-place, in the parish of St. Martin-in-the
Fields, in the City and Liberty of Westminster, such Quay
to have a road or carriage horse and foot way front the said
PIaCC; called Whitehall-place, to or near to a certain place
called Blaqkfriars Bridge in the parish of St. Ann, Black-
, friars,,within the City of London ; and for making proper ave-
nues; ways, bridges, roads, and approaches to the said Quay, and
the buildings thereon, and for paving, cleansing, lighting,
watching, watering, and otherwiscimproving and maintaining
the same, and the avenues, passages, and approaches leading
• thereto or communicating therewith, which said Quay, erec-
* ticon) buildings, roads, and ways, and other works, together
with all requisite sluices, drains, wharfs, title mills, bridges,
footpaths, ways, roads, avenues, or approaches appertaining
}tereto, arc proposed to pass into, through, or within the several
Parishes of St. Margaret, Westminster; St. Martin in the
‘!iielda ; St. James, Virestminster ; St. Paul, Covent-garden;
St, Clement Danes ; St. Mary le Stand ; and the precinct or
Parish of the Savoy ; the Parish or Chapel of St. John Baptist,
in the precinct of the Savoy, and the Liberty of the Rolls, the
Middle Temple, the Inner Temple, the precinct or liberty
of Whitefriars, the precinct or liberty of Bridewell, and the
Parishes of St. Dunstan in the West, St. Bridget's otherwise
Bride's, and St. Ann, Blackfriars ; such several parishes,
chapel, and liberties, severally being in the city and
liberty of Westminster, in the city of London, and in the county
!Middlesex, or some or one of them. And it is proposed to
Gz and limit, in and by the said Bill, toles, rates, rents, and
,1" to be taken for the use and occupation of the said Quay
:lid other Works, and for the passing of passengers, carriages
141 horses, over the same. Dated the 2.2 d day of November,
lett,
Wlll. LEAK, Solicitor.
:2°l. Devonshire-street, Portland-place.

LEAST RISK EVER KNOWN.
e ARROLL the Contractor, is justly proud
f of the applause 'already bestowed on his Scheme, and
approved
assured that the.more it is examined the more it will be
"PPruved :--there are
TWO . Prizes of - £50,000
be*. Two - Prizes of - £20,000
beam other Capitals, and not a single Bland ! Two of the
the Contractor
contain £36,000 Three per Cents. which CARROLL,
the Pub has introduced for the purpose of offering to
',Public an unequivocal proof of his confidence in the pros-
erity and resources of the Country, as he hereby guarantees
tore Fortunate Holders of those'Prizes £lOO in Money tor
luePY £lOO Stock ; and if' the 3 per Cents. should be above
th , which is not iniprobable, he gives,to the Adventurers all
et
Increase as a Bonus. Every Purchaser has the liberty of
ti,"llog his Ticket after the 16th of December (whether it be
'"*Tvor Undrawn ) and may receive back £lB for it, and in
proportion for any Share.
ONE THOUSAND PRIZES
Will be Drawn on the 16th of December, and the Two First
Therefore will have more than £20,000 each ;
thitrefore every Piircha,ser has the Chance of 1,000 Prizes on
lieforneaY, and if unsuccessful, can return his Number any time
, the 26th of' December; so that for the opportunity' of
4411ng such great Capitals, he only risks by a
golf Ticket - £4 19s.
- 5 0 Eighth - - £0 18 0
- .4;1 13 6I Sixteenth £0 9 6
Ticket As the following statement will clearly shew
half cost £22 19 o... May receive back £lB 0 0
ouirriy'"ul cost - 12 5 o... May receive back 9 0 0
tliBht 111 cost - 3 6... May receive back 410 0
sißteec9st
3 3 o... May receive back 2 5 0
Th_lrth will cost 112 o... May receive back ,1 2 6
'f)Apill.;ratest variety of Numbers are always on Sale at
the Contractor's; (Mikes; No. 19, CORN-
t4, 7, CHARING CROSS; 26, OXFORD-STREET.

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SATURDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 27, 1824.