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CAUTION.—LAURIE, MAYO.
' a COURT of MAYOR LORD
Wii _.,.a9d ALDERMEN, held in the Inner Chamber
ikue Guildhall of the City of London, on Tuesday, the
itilfit:iialylia°lnf All' .1833, and in the third y.tear of the Reign
the Fourth, of the United Kingdom of Great
whne and Ireland, King, &c.
ltsion reds it bath been represented to this Court, that
,a
1/40se --p'aset':!ing himself JOSEPH ADY, bath for some
C,-ten in the practice of sending Letters to vat ions
if',' `n all parts of the Kingdom, stating himself to
§4ta—ePneßession of information for their pecuniary ad-f
leistgye' rod to afford the same on the payment to
.hina o
14 re-fe ::"ling" and in some instances. of five shillings,
ltity, iring falsely in such letters for his character, into-
iriiiiiko.. responsibilities to Sir William Heygate, Bart.,
LestittA TaYlor Copeland, E.q., and other Members of the
I,:lilef ~.,°' Aldertnen; and to Mr. Francis Nobler, the
ilithor"it at the Mansion House, without having. any
'arse ~ili for such references ; and also falsely adding to
ollsei -'4 the said letters, that the said William Taylor
''ll,oaono4/: EN., would be security for bins to the amount
Tlli AGAIN'CourtQ do hereby CAUTION the PUBLIC
atPtis,'T PAYING ANY ATTENTION TO SUCH
Nth ""t/sICES relative either to the character, inte-
cl responsibility of the said Joseph Ady.
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WOODTHORPE.
NEBARON CUVIER'S MEMOIRS.
aftin 800., with Portrait, 12s. boards,
t,OIRS OF BARON CUVIER.
By Mrs. la. LEE,
Nth
ethwork is l'crrnerlY Mrs. T. ED. BOWDITCH.
.c„ild eti, creditable alike to Mrs. Lee's head and heart."
4:
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t`10:+1 'AMILIES, and LEGENDARY ILLUSTRA. -
-4itsle,,,,°f„FAlMlLY HISTORY. With Notes, His-
'''' "iographical.
i Am!, By ANDREW PICKEN,
iet'°ltile., " of " The Dorninie's Legacy," &e. &c.
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hly posed
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te,"kr l' ni. By
Hist. Soc. Montreal, &c. &. c..
j,,,-,,4.i;liech's observations are marked by impartiality, good
.'.(0..0d feeling."—Monthly Review.
SA °ngman, Rees, Orme, Brown, Green, and Co.
"-vtTY STEAM PACKET COM-
PANY.
, At 5,,, Capital 5,0001., in 200 shares.
~q;I4'4r.ETING of the COMMITTEE of the SUB-
L'ollia'A,llB to the SAFETY STEAM PACKET
',e, ,"".'i V, held at their Offices, No. 7, Bank Chain-
-ISI '-tothbury, on Thursday, the sth day of S .ptember,
1 .
, 4 I.°ll°
~,, wing Resolutions were unanimously agreed to
. of 11 that this Meeting having witnessed the operation
t4dlie, Patent Safety Paddles, invented by Mr. Stevens,
Nit sard his statement thereon, fully corroborated by
tif,rd'fother competent persons,. are of opinion that they
44' tiie means of preventing the loss of human life ; of
1 e4Sing the amount of damage to which barges and
lliail 1.
tkp
ti Sing are liable ; and also of increasing the pleasure
afar: ‘te,ed in, water excursions, by lessening the annoy-
''''tti 1-:- risk that at present attend them ; and that
Pr'''iss 0 5 eirnantstances, and from the great economy of
P'thll ' and therefore of fuel occasioned by the use of these
PlaYrol',lt,heY present a medium for a most profitable .
2, II; of capital,
i4t''
effee't a Company be formed to carry these objects
, .. Thai tto be called the Safety Steam Packet Company.
Neoa a Committee be appointed to complete the ar-
e tai:nts necessary for the formation of the Company,
(-,,,,e Baelt steps as will put it on a permanent basis. _
_,riber-n's nnnittee was accordingly chosen from the sub.
grstsn
ti' and that r• • ,
D mmittee nave appointed Trustees, and
IP
4;
a Y nil 'Dilations for the government of the Coin-
;.'eal ei°„'-e,' of which an I further information will be
'45 ;Yoe Secretary' , Mr. John Wintleyer, at the of-
t; Sl'i'tt I" conn a - N 7, Bank Chambers,.Lothbury.
iitP.ivetZZOY,shije tnb)rt'o,i s aying the first instalment,
I'4, Roger,'
per share, to Ythpe bankers of the Company,
g Towgood, and Company.
701
441 J. WINDEYER, Sec. latnbers, Lothhury, September, 1833.
S.r.TOIMACII COMPLAINTS.
e 4 prIENDERSON'S STOMACHIC
''II, fIi'"GETABLE ELlXlR.—Having suffered se-
t,, , . .to,
- nits 1.1 stomach complaints, Dr. lIENDErtsoN was led
ble Of ti.,4 attention to the study of the subject. To thed
pay other' Medicine when all others had failed, he an
I,b' dl are indebted for complete exemption from
1,4 hall,:lit-hrestoration to health. To those whose bowels
a'itltiv -allY slow and require the occasional us! of
pil'evailtateaoavd for general Family Use, it has a decided
' l'att er all other medicines; inasmuch as it' is safe,
aotl,in to the taste and will appease the stomach when.
ti,,h' e tng.:lB, will rest upon it ; and never loses its powerl,
t-4yasi - quantity always producing the sam.e effect.. t
h,,-",e1,,
be Mixed with food or drink of any kind, without
b-",el, -1
the stomach, or losing the salutary effect on thef
t,tastis it hos been ;tied in every. possible variety
.o
'rp e°°3Plaint, and found uniformly beneficial in
t l'rsel'e'd ).‘
114411 e, 11Pb4errie ..): Dr. Henderson Perth, whose name is
ilotlll,et, chiyurniitsetd Inkch .on
.edach 'outside label, and sold by
corner of St. Paul's, Lon-
-9,;,.4 Agents in theelPoluen'try ; in half-pint Bottles, at
Z.,.t:1(
...I Pints, 4s. 6d.
lt,, e pv.
',him Pens of the trigonometrical survey of
,Opal' der the Ordnance establishment is for this,Near
t, Jllll
41.1 Y j„,-4,CL11 RATE.—A meeting was held yes-
'''lz --e vestry at Attercliffe, for the purpose of
the 4 ellureh rate. Mr. F. Huntsman took the chair
\oattedetiso,ooli4sati°nv. i The. first of the items on the chapel
151. to the sexton—being put to the
?i''ltitlwa', Zgatzi'v'ed by a considerable majority ; the
d'e th .n V 4., Si.or ringing the bell—produced. sondie.
',-•1°114,11'• Mr. ' Flower proposed that this meeting
1.
''ltilC t°
this day twelvemonths, which . was imme,elid-
„'oetias'..riecl by an overwhelming majority.—Sliejfie
e h'lkor
~,,
‘,5,74t 1,- 4 UON OF SLAVERY BlLL.—Ac-
,jkl:i-ii,ve been received from Demerara and Barbadots,
taueso-e, the manner in which the Government plan
..tiag ee'Pating the slaves has been received there. At a
11`1,i1:ia ` the Agricultural Society of Demerara and Es_
'''''lis' I. ryas agreed to co-operate with his Majesty's
i'l'ein 4 14 earr •
tltitt reliance
oYing to s.ffect that plan, at the same time
4414 sod f...,, n the wisdom of Pailiament fur an ade-
i'lls 4No ''' Compensation for all the slaves of those
Si Ptisto, 41", and hoping attempt made by the
to,lNest.,!r" slaves in Jamaica any
aid Barbadoes to obtain
Si„, The t,'. °portion of compensation would not he acceded
11404517 'Legislature of Barbadoes, it appeared, had una-
-114 extnesasDeed to adopt the resolutions of Plarfloiarmeeaneth,
,f‘tvouLithg
.a hope that the scale per. heat
)1, kill Ttbe increased as regarded that colony.
Moo,. , riUrsda ,
the silk mills at Roughmoor,
,'llevnrrel,ll?ll, neari'his town, occupied by Mr.. Ball, were
Iltiers the '0 be on fire. It originated in the crape .
s,
i Ned °Peratives had been employed. The premise
t44ithhe Vest Mr. Buncombe, and were insured for 5001.
I o"ers, °f England Office, and Mr. Ball's stock, ma-
lii7re, 1,4Vi,.e, untle were insured in the
.Atlas. Office for
lily rer, A " will, nevertheless, leave him a considerable
nY de •'" ',ember of industrious persons are tempera-
.4' PtlV'd of employment by this event. —2'unaton
, il Le ,r.
.h„ - ~Ato„
~
rltt a . uni 1. FILIRSDAY.--The Nunza tra.li-
t4,b 'rived her.e, on Tuesday last, from Jamaica, with
w7tl, `l'ents
tk_-, sth, of invalids from the Royal Artillery, 22d,
: ntort 84tb, and 2d West India Regiments, tinder
1 qat-cienaeLl..l. of. Captain Grey, of the 58th Regiment.
h of the General
Sir James Kemp; G.C.8., Master Gene-
t:4°4l, and uneance, arrived in this garrison on Tuesday
,sy, sterday,.attended. by his suite and the offi-
h. (31 ti,
lit f'
ti,an.,:i_.,°Ysi Engineers, minutely inspected the gun-
tkt,ghts, 46 l'.e., Kinterbury powder works, and Maker
of A' ke. ',Ol this day they will inspect the different bar-
', Atin,,i :4 the garrison. The Honourable the Board
"et "eitriara!tY are expected to arrive here this day ,by the
vr on tin of visit..-Plymouth Journal.

Whereas an Act was passed in the 39th and 40th years
of the reign of his Majesty King George 111., entitled an
Act for establishing an Agteetnent with the Governor and
Company of the Bank of England, for advancing the sum
of three millions towards the Supply for the service of the
year 1800; and whereas it was by the said recited Act
declared and enacted that the said Governor and Company
should be and continue a Corporation, with such powers,
authorities, emoluments, profits, and advantages, and such
privileges of exclusive banking es are in the said recited
Act specified, subject nevertheless to the powers and con-
ditions of redemption, and on the terms in the said Act
mentioned ; and whereas an Act passed in the 7th year of
the reign of his late Majesty King George IV., entitled an
Act for the better regulating Copartnerships of certain
Bankers in England, and for amending so much of an Act
of the 39th and 40th years of the reign of his late Majesty
King George 111., intituled an Act for establishing an
Agreement with the Governor and Company of the Bank
of England for advancing the sum of 3,000,0001. towards
the Supply for the service of the year 1800, as relates to
the same ; and whereas it is expedient that certain privi-
leges of exclusive banking should be continued to the said
Governor and Company, for a further limited period,
upon certain conditions ; and whereas the said Governor
and Company of the Bank of England are willing
to deduct and allow to the public, from the sums now
payable to the said Governor and Company for the charges
of management of the public unredeemed debt, the annual
sum hereinafter mentioned, and for the period in this Act
specified, provided the privilege of exclusive banking spe-
cified in this Act is continued to the said Governor and
Company for the period specified in this Act.
Bank of England to enjoy an exclusive Privilege
of Banking upon certain Conditions :-
1. May it therefore please your Majesty, that it may be
enacted, and be it enacted by the King's Most Excellent
Majesty, by and with the advice and consent of the Lords
Spiritual and Temporal, and Commons, in this present
Parliament assembled, and by the authority of the same,
that the said Governor and Company of the Bank of Eng-
land shall have and enjoy such exclusive privilege of
banking as is given by this Act, as a body corporate, for
the period and upon the terms and conditions hereinafter
mentioned, and subject to termination of such exclusive
privilege at the time and
.in the manner in this Act spe-
cified.

During such privilege no Banking Company of
more than Six Persons to issue Notes payable on
Demand NA ithin London, or Sixty-five Miles
thereof:-
2. And be it farther enacted, that during the conti-
nuance of the said privilege no body politic or corporate,
and no society or company, or persons united or to be
united in covenants or partnerships, exceeding six persons,
shall make or issue in London, or within sixty-five miles
thereof, any bill of exchange or promissory note, or en-
gagement for the payment of money on demand, or upon
which any person holding the same may obtain payment
on demand ; provided always, that nothing herein or in the
said recited Act of the 7th year of the reign of his late
Majesty King George IV. contained shall he coastrukd to
prevent any body politic or corporate, or any society or
company, or incorporated company or corporation, or
copartnership, carrying on and transacting banking busi-
ness at any greater distance than sixty-five miles from
London, and not having any house of business or esta-
blishment as bankers in London, or within sixty-five
miles thereof (except as hereinafter mentioned), to make
and issue their bills and notes, payable on demand or
otherwise, at the place at which the same shall be issued
being more than sixty-five miles from London, and also
in London, and to have a❑ agent or agents in London, or
at aoy other place at which such bills or notes shall be
made payable for the purpose of payment only, but no
such bill or note shall be for any sum less than 51., or be
reissued in London, or within 65 miles thereof.

Any Company or Partnership may carry on busi-
ness of Banking in London, or within sixty-five
miles thereof, upon the Terms herein mentioned :-
3. And whereas the intention of this Act is, that the
Governor and Company of the Bank of England should,
during the period stated in this Act (subject, neverthe-
less, to such redemption as is described in this Act), con-
tinue to bold and enjoy all the exclusive privileges of bank-
ing given by the said recited Act of the 39th and 40th
years of the reign of his Majesty King George 111. afore-
said, as regulated by the said recited Act of the 7th year
of his late Majesty King George IV., or any pt for or sub-
sequent Act or Acts of Parliament, but no other or fur-
ther exclusive privilege of banking ; and whereas doubts
have arisen as to the construction of the said Acts, and as
to the extent of such exclusive privilege; and it is expe-
dient that all such doubts should be removed; be it there-
fore declared and enacted, that any body politic or corpo-
rate, or society or company, or partnership, although con-
sisting of more than six persons, may carry on the trade
or business of banking in London, or within sixty five
miles thereof, provided that such body politic or corpo-
rate, or society or company, or partnership, do not bor-
row, owe, or take up in England any sum or sums of
money on their hills or notes payable on demand, or at
any less time than six months from the borrowing thereof
during the continuance of the privileges granted by this
Act to the said Governor and Company of the Bank of
England.
All notes of the Bank of England payable on
demand which shall be issued out of London shall
be payable at the place where issued, &c.:-
4. Provided always, and be it further enacted, that
from and after the Ist day of August, 1834, all promis-
sory notes payable on demand of the Governor and Com-
pany of the Bank of England, which shall be issued at any
place in that part of the United Kingdom called England
out of London, where the trade and business of banking
shall he carried on fur and on behalf of the said Governor
and Company of the Bank of England, shall be made pay-
able at the place where such promissory notes shall be
issued ; and it shall not be lawful for the said Governor
and Company, or any committee, agent, cashier, officer,
or servant of the said Governor and Company, to issue
at any such place out of London any promissory note pay-
able on demand which shall nut be made payable at the
place where the same shall be issued, any thing in the said
recited Act of the seventh year aforesaid to the contrary
notwithstanding.
Exclusive privileges hereby given to end upon
one year's notice given at the end of ten years after
August, MI; and what shall be deemed sufficient
notice :

5. And be it further enacted, that upon one year's
notice given within six months after the expiration of ten
years from the Ist day of August, 1834, and upon repay-
ment by Parliament to the said Governor and Company,
or their successors, of all principal money, interest, or
annuities, which may be due from the public to the said
Governor and Company at the time of the expiration of
such notice, in like manner as is hereinafter stipulated and
provided, in the event of such notice being deferred until
after the Ist day of August, 1855, the said exclusive pri-
vileges of banking granted by this Act shall cease and de-
termine at the expiration of such year's notice; and any
vote or resolution of the House of Commons, signified by
the Si.eaker of the said House in writing, and delivered at
the public office of the said Governor and Company or
their successors, shall be deemed and adjudged to be a suf-
ficient notice.
Bank notes to be a legal tender, except at the
Bank and Branch Banks :-
6. And be it further enacted, that from and after the
Ist day of August, 1834, unless and until Parliament shall
otherwise direct, a tender of a note or notes of the Go-
vernor and Company of the Bank of England, expressed
to be payable to the bearer on demand, shall be a legal
tender, to the amount expressed in such note or notes,
and shall be taken to be valid as a tender to such amount
for all sums above Si. on aii occasions on which any tender
of money may be legally made, so long as the Bank of
England shall continue to pay on demand their said notes
in legal coin ; provided always, that no such note or notes
shall be deemed a legal tender of payment by the Gover-
nor and Company of the Beak of England, or any branch
bank of the said Governor and Company ; but the said
Governor and Company are not to become liable or be
required to pay and satisfy, at any branch bank of the
said Governor and Company, any note or notes of the
said Governor and Company not made specially payable at
such branch bank; but the said Governor and Company

9. And be further enacted, that one•fourth part of the
debt of 14,656,800/., now due from the public to the
Governor and Company of the Bank of England, shall and
may be repaid to the said Governor and Company.
Capital stock of the Bank may be reduced
. .

10. And be it further enacted, that a General Court of
Proprietors of the said Governor and Company of the
Bank of England shall be held at some time between the
passing of this Act and the sth day of October, 1834, to
determine upon the propriety of dividing and appropriating
the snm of 3,636,2501., out of or by means of the sum to
be repaid to the said Governor and Company as herein-
before mentioned, or out of or by means of the fund to be
provided for that purpose, amongst the several persons
bodies politic or corporate, who may be proprietors of the
capital stock of the said Governor and Company on the
said sth day of October, 1834, and upon the manner and
the time for snaking such division and appropriation, not
inconsistent with the provisions for that purpose herein
cantaiued ; and in case such General Court, or any ad-
journed General Court, shall determine that it will be pro-
per to make such division, then, but not otherwise, the
capital stock of the said Governor and Company shall be,
and the same is hereby declared to be reduced
from the sum of 14,553,0001., of which the same
now consists, to the sum of 10,914,7501., snaking a
seduction or difference of 3,638,2501. capital stock, and
such reduction shall take place from and after the said sth
day of October, 1834 ; and thereupon, out of or by means
of the sum to be repaid to the said Governor and Company
as hereinbefore mentioned, or out of or by means of the
fund to be provided fur that purpose, the sum of
3,638,25C1. sterling, or such proportion of the said fund
as shall represent the same, shall be appropriated and di-
vided amongst the several persons, bodies politic or oorpo-
rate, who may be proprietors of the said sum of
14,553,003/. Bank stock on the said sth day of October,
1834, at the rate of 251. sterling for every 1001. of Bank
stock which such persons, bodies politic ,mod corporate,
may then be proprietors of or shall have standing in their
respective names in the books kept by the said Governor
and Company for the entry and transfer of such stock, and
so in proportion for a greater or lesser sum.
Governor, Deputy Governor, or Directors not to
be disqualified by a reduction of their Share of the
Capital Stock :-
11. Provided always, and be enacted, that the reduc-
tion of the share of each Proprietor of and in the capital
Stock of the said Governor and Company of the Bank of
England, by the repayment of such one-fourth part
thereof, shall not disqualify the present Governor, Deputy
Governor, or Directors, or any or either of them, or of
aoy Governor, Deputy Governor, or Director who may
he chosen in the room of the present Governor, Deputy
Governor, or Directors, at any time before the General
Court of the said Governor and Company to be held
between the said sth day of October, 1834, and
the 25 h day of April, 1835 ; provided that at the
said General Court, and from and after the same, no
Governor, Deputy Governor, or Director of the said
Corporation shall be capable of being chosen such Gover-
nor, Deputy Governor, or Director, or shall continue in
his or their respective offices, unless he or they respectively
shall at the time of such choice have, and during such his
respective office continue to have, in his and their respec-
tive name, in his and their own right, and for his and
their own use, the respective sums or shares of and in the
capital Sock of the said Corporation in and by the
Charter of the said Governor and Company prescribed as
the qualification of Governor, Deputy Governor, and
Directors respectively.

Proprietors not to be disqualified :-
19. Provided also and be it enacted, that no Proprietor
shall he disqualified from attending and voting at any
General Court of the said Governor and Company, to be
held between the said sth day of October, 1834, and the
25th day of April, 1835, in consequence of the share of
such Proprietor of and in the capital Stock of the said
Governor and Company having been reduced by such re-
payment as aforesaid below the sum of 5001. of and in the
said capital Stock ; provided such Proprietor had in his
own name the full sum of 500/. of and in the said capital
Stock on the said sth day of October, 1834 ; nor shall
any Proprietor be required, between the said sth day of
October, 1834, and the 25th day of April, 1835, to take
the oath of qualification in the said Charter.
Bank to deduct the Annual Sum of 120,0001.
from sum allowed for Management of National
Debt :-
13. And be it further enacted, that from and after the
said Ist day of August, 1834, the said Governor and
Company, in consideration of the privileges of exclusive
banking given by this Act, shall, during the continuance
of such privileges, but no longer, deduct from the sums
now payable to the said Governor and Company, for the
charges of management of the public unredeined debt, the
annual sum of 120,000/., any thing in any Act or Acts of
Parliament or agreement to the contrary notwithstanding;
provided always that such deduction shall in no respect
prejudice or affect the right of the said Governor and
Company to be paid for the management of the public
debt at the rate and according to the terms provided
in an Act passed in the 48th )ear of his late Majesty
King George the Third, intituled " An Act to authorise
the advancing for the public service, upon certain condi-
tions, a proportion of the balance remaining in the Bank
of England, for payment of unclaimed dividends, annui-
ties, and lottery prizes, and for regulating the allowances
to be made for the management of the national debt."
Provisions of Act 39 and 40 Geo. 111. to remain
in force, except as altered by this Act :-
14. And be it further enacted, that all the powers,
authorities, franchises, privileges, and advantages given or
recognised by the said recited Act of the 39th and 40th
years aforesaid, as belonging to or enjoyed by the Governor
and Company of the Bank of England, or by any sub-
sequent Act or Acts of Parliament, shall be, and the same
are hereby declared to be, in lull force and continued by
this Act, except so far as the same are altered by this
Act, subject nevertheless to such redemption upon the
terms and conditions following; (that is to say,) that at
any time, upon twelve months' notice, to be given after
the Ist day of August, 1855, and upon repayment by
Parliament to the said Governor and Company or their
successors of the sum of eleven millions fifteen thousand
one hundred pounds, being the debt which will remain
due from the public to the said Governor and Company
after the payment of the one-fourth of the debt of
14,686,8001., as hereinbefore provided, without any de-
duction, discount, or abatement whatsoever, and upon
payment to the said Governor and Company and their
successors of all arrears of the sum of 100,0001 per
annum in the said Act of the 39th and 40th years afore-
said mentioned, together with the interest or annuties