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London, England, 1802-11-15 00:00:00

EAST INDIA HOUSE,

August ri, 1801..
rri4E COURT of DIRECTORS of tilt
UNITED cOMP.SNY • of lIIERCHANTS of ENG.
LAND tr 4 dingto the East bere43: give Notice,
:Phil it 7.1' their lutention to receive Applicationsoll or before the
3oth Scptemher,
.I;wn 11):? ille-rchanti :wanting Tannest;' fir the
Export of Goods la India ; far such Goods which are to be Ship:.
ped in the ensuing Quarter; and on or before the 31st pecent4r,
te 3 rot Ma?eh,- and 3otb Yune; for such Goods the Merchant:.
are desirous of Shipping in each Quarter', jollotbing'suCh.jths ;
and that it is theirintentiOn also to furni.th Tonnage for In), insn.
tity of Madeira Wine which ithiyhe
,required, by Pers.ans Widing
to Ship the same for India, upon sin:ill:J. applications.

Particulars cf ?be Rates of 'Freight, ,&c. for the first Shipr of
the Season, are to he ieenin'the Office Of the Clerk to `the Conrniare
if Shipping,

'WILMA M RA 1T SA Y, Srcretag.

EAST-INDIA REGISTER.

To-morrow will be published, price
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AN' EAST.INDIA DIRE
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