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EXCHEQUER BILL OFFICE.

0 gober i3oz.
•
ExChequer Bills issued by Virtue of an ACI, Qttadragesimo
SeZ:undo Geo. 111. Regis, for raising a certain Sum of
Money by Loans or Excbequer Tor the Service
the Year xEO2 ; also, by Virtue of an A‘it Quadragesinio
Secundo Geo.. 111. Regis, for raising the Sum of One
Million, by Loans or Exchequer Bills, for the Service-of
the Year xBO2, charged on,the tsr, 3d, 4th, s:h, 6th,.•
and 7th Installments of the Loan for the Service of the
Year iSoz. •
TO BE PAID OFF.
I-1E LORDS COI'yIIiiISSIONERS of bris MA.
YESTrsTREASURF ha r given Dircaions for paying
of the abovementioned Exchequer hills, and that the Princepat and
Intel'est on the said Exchequer Bills shall be at :be E..-cheOuer
Bill Officc,in St. Margaret' s-street,bet.:Lven Pse two Palace :.t'ads,
Westminster, on 7'V-EV.)4 Y, the 16:f; Nol!eMber, on
which day the Interest 67/ the said Ekchezter Bit7s crase, dad._
attendaneeTuill-be given-on Weddiudiy, the 31, November, and
every succeeding ts‘ty (Sundays and Holidays exeep:ed u Tgurs.
day, the I id) IVoveM6er inclusive ,from 7en o' Clock 'in the lilOrnitx -
till One in the Afternoon, for the purpose of receiving the same; .
and for the greatei- dispatch,. the Bearers of the said Bills are de•
sired to bring Lists-thereof, containing the Numbers to Numerical
Order, according to the Ivaltte of the said Bills, time of commence.
meat of Interest, ,with rise principal Sums and Inter-eit due on •
such Bill.g; to be computed at Three_ pence by the Day, oit.
eve?" fool. from the time of cbm0m,,,,m,4,1 to th, said 1.61.6 day of
Nay..mber, 1802, on which .t the luterest on the said ExcLi:duer
Bills will cease; and they are desired :o write-their Names and
Placer of Abode on such Lists, and indorse -their Names on the
said Bills. • • - -

If any the Udders of the aforesaid Bills are desirous of re-
ceiving Payment of the Principal and Interest p, evious to-14'e said
I 6th day November, 18oz, they may be a ccomm.,dated,4y CO 41PU1.•
ing the Interest' to the day on which thg, wish lobe paid, and leav-
ing the saidßills jOr examination one day pi for thereto.

And such Persons at are desirous of. having New Exchequer
Bills, inrt vol.-Payment, upon mentioning- the same at the bottom their Lists, delivered on or be:forth, said tith-November, may be
aceommodated with New Bills, carving an Intoest of Threepence
by the Day on. evity Lao/. itohich tuld New Bills bear date
he said 1611) etio of November, zgc,2, and -wijl be deiivrred on
Thursday, the-ath November, and JO:lowing hys.

N. B. All Exchequer Bills dated prior to :Yvne iFor
have been Advertised to be paid oj; and the //::erest :,.4ereon ha,
ceased.

BELLAMY's PATENT WATE 1:-P WO F LEATHER
for BOOTS, SHOES, &c, &c.
. .
RESISTSaII kind of Wet f• ' if Out into Water for
a Month, it does not imbibe a single Drop. Gentle-
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whole day in the wet or d_twy Crass,' t% i th-
out the penetrating through it. This Leather, which
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above six years to those who have worn it.'—Spanish Leather
Shoes for Ladies ready-made, or' made to Pattern, one Pair
of which will wear as long as two Pair orthe common Lea.
ther. . .

To prevent imposition, the Sole Leaiher, which is also
Water-proof, is marked 1.3 E LLA M Y's PATENT WA T E R-
PROOF, to be had ONLY at No. 3, Upper North-place,
Gray's-inn-lane, near the Corner of .Gui klti,gd-street, Lon-
don, no other Person being npw authorized to sell it, the in-
creasing Sale having induced some to counterfeit this Lea-
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DR. NORRIS's DROPS.
TN exciting. the Ppblic Atteution to these Va-
-1 luable Drops, an enumeration of particular Cases would
be unnecessary ; successful experience for more than half a
century having sufficiently established their reputation in
;the cure of every species of Fever, especially the Yellow or
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commend a trial of their virtues, the Asthma, inveterate
Coughs, Scurvy, all impurities of the Blood, Colds, Stomach
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safe and etfedive aperient, may 'be had at all the above
Places, in boxes, at es. gd.

Copy of a Letter received by Mr. SCOTT, of Edinbtirgh, and
' forwarded by hint to the Proprietors of the GENUINE
SPILSBURY's ANTISCORBUTIC DROPS,.No. f 5,
Soho-Square, London. _ •
S
T AM very happy to ipfivm you of the good effeel
I. have experienced from the use of SPILSBURy's
DROPS recently procured from you. The following is a
short statement of my Case
About a year since I perceived a small pimple on my right
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.several large boils then appeared, and both legs were
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strength, as I have ever been at any former period of my life.
I am, Sir, your obliged Servant,
Dean, near Edinburgh, WILLIAM WILSON.
'illy, 5,180 z,.
We, the undersigned, do certify to the truth of the above
Case:

Mrs. MILLER, Grocer, Edinburgh.
RORERT BaowN, Weaver, Water of Leith.
ARCH. I F FE, Weaver, Dean, near Edinburgh.
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