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London, England, 1824-06-28 00:00:00

CITY BONDS.-NAVIGATION TOLLS.

A- -----
N Act of Parliament having passed (5 Gen. IV.
Seas. 1844), which received the Royal Assent on the 17th
day of June instant, and which Act is intituled " An Act to enable
•he Mayor and Commonalty and Citizens of the City of London
to raise a Sum of Money at a reduced Rate of Interest, to pay off
the Monies now charged on the Tolls and Duties payable by virtue
r.,1 four Acts of the-Reign of his late Majesty King George the
Third, for improving the Navigation of the River Thames, west-
ward
of London Bridge, within the Liberties of the City of Lon-
don," it is provided and enacted, among other things, that if the
Person or Persons entitled to any Sum of Money charged by virtue
of the said recited Acts, or any of them, or entitled thereto as
Executor or Administrator, Trustee, or the Guardian or Guardians
of any Infant or Infants, or the Committee or Committees of any
Lunatic entitled thereto, shall be willing to accept Interest after
the reduced rate of Four Pounds per Centum per Annum in respect
thereof respectively, and shall within thirty days next after the
passing of this Act produce at the Office of the Chamberlain of
the said City the Bond by which such Sum of Money and the In-
t -rest thereof respectively shall be secured, and permit a Memo-
randum to be endorsed or written thereon by any of the Clerks of
the said Chamberlain, of the acceptance of such reduced Interest,
then and in every or any such case the Interest secured by such
?toted respectively shall be reduced accordingly, and shall not be
paid off by virtue of the provision before cohtained in the said Act
paving off the same : In pursuance therefore of the said Act,
Notice is hereby riven to all Persons whom it may concern, that
in case any Person or Perscfakientitied to any of such lkmds shall,
en or helot e Saturday, the 17th day of July next (being thirty days
-fter passing the said Act), signify their consent- to-receive such
-et:uct.d Interest or Annuity, and bring his, her, or their Bond or
Fonds to the Office df the Chamberlain of the said City for In-
florsement thereon, agreeably to the provisions of the said Act,
c!ch Person and Persons will be entitled to the said reduced rate
of Interest or Annuity, to commence from the 25th day of De-
cernl.er next. OODT II Olt PE.

Guildhall, London, 24d June, 1824.

CITY BONDS.—COAL MARKET, LON DoN.

A N Act of Parliament having passed (5 Geo. JIY.
"I" Sess. 1324), which received the Royal Assent on the 21st
114 of June instant, and which Act is intituled " An Act to enable
the Mayor and Commonalty and Citizens of the City of London to
nice a Sum of Money at a reduced Rate of Interest, to pay off
the Monies now charged on the Duties payable by virtue of an
Act made in the 43d year of the Reign of his late Majesty King
George the Third, fur establishing a free Market in tl.e City of
London forthe Sale of Coals," It is provided and enacted among
ether things, that if the Person or Persons entitled to any Annuity
charged by virtue of the several recited Acts in the said Act
mentioned, or any of them, or entitled thereto as Executor or Ad-
ministrator, Trustee, or the Guardian or Guardland teeny Infant
or infants, or the Committee or Committees of any Lunatic end-
tied thereto, shall be willing to accept an Annuity after the reduced
rate of Four Pounds per Centum per Annum in lieu of such An-
rnity respectively, and shall within thirty days next after the pass-
of this Att produce at the Office of the Chamberlain of the said
(icy thp Rood by which such Annuity respectively shall be secured,.
:rd permit a Memorandum to be endorsed or written thereon by
say of the Clerks of the said Chamberlain, of the acceptance of such
ruluced Annuity, then and in every or any such case the Annuity
retired by such Bond respectively sleta be reduced accordingly,
zr,d shall not be redeemed by virtue of the provision before con-
i..U:ed in the said Act for paying of the same, but shall be redeem-
.hle in the same manner as the Annuities to be charged by virtue
this Act : In pursuance therefore of the said Act, Notice is
I.reby given to all Persons whom it may concern, that in case any
Person or Persons entitled to any of such Bonds shall, on or before
Wednesday, the 21st day of 'July next (being flinty days after pass-
ing the said Act), signify their Consent to receive such reduced In-
terest or Annuity, and bring his, her, or their Bond or 13.nid, to
the Office of the Chamberlain of the said City for Indorsement
thereon, agreeably to the provisions of the said Act, such Person and
Persons will be entitled to the said reduced rate of Interest or An-
t-airy, to commence from the sth day of January, 1825.
WOODTHORPE.
Guildhall, London, 22d June, 3824.

TWO PF.RPETUAL ADVOWSONS, KENT.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
By Messrs. DRIVER,
At the Auction Mart, on Fatnar, July 9th, at Twelve o'Clock,
IN ONE LOT,
Unless previously disposed of by Private Contract,
PERPETUAL ADVOWSONS of the TWO
• Valuable It ECTO RIES of M I LSTED and FRI NSTE ID,
the County of Kent. They are contiguous Parishes, command-
ttensive rich scenery and prospects, surrounded by a most ex-
neighbourhood, and considered as being in one of the
• and most eligible spots in the County. The Churches
Luate within two miles of each other, and on one of the Rec-
is a convenient and comfortable Glebe House, and about
NINE ACILF.S OF LAND.
thitance from London is 45 miles, and from Sittingbourrse
• miles. The computed value of both Rectories is X6OO
A, and one of the present Incumbents is in his 79th year,
Cher in his 71st year. •
specifications may be had at the Star, Oxford; Hoop,
t • Rose, Sittingbourne ; Bull, Rochester ; Ship, Dover ;
iath and Cheltenham; at the Auction Mart; and of
-,r, Surveyors and Land Agents, 13, New Bridge-

CHESHUNT. lIERTS
,GE RESIDENCE, AND FIFTEEN ACRES OF
MEADOW LAND.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
By Messrs. DRIVER,
At the Auction Mart, on FRUMP, July 9th, at Twelve &Clock,
IN TWO LOTS,
Unless disposed of by Private Contract,
BEAUTIFUL RESIDENCE, called ROUND-
CROFT COTTAGE, surrounded with a rustic Colonade,
with luxuriant Creeping Plants, situate in Park-lane,
, only about fourteen miles from London, commanding
ritli and picturesque Views ; in the vicinity of beautiful Rides
:si Walks, and in the neighbourhood of Fox-hounds.
The House is approached by a Drive, and embellished with
;riving Plantations and Parterres, must judiciously arranged, and
well appropriatA for the itesidence of any small Genteel Fa-
f. 'the Offices are fitted up with every convenience, and will
plied with excellent Water. The Pleasure-grounds are laid out
tic Gravel-walks rnd luxuriant Plantations, surrounding a rid'
Ntiow, and the Kitchen Gardens (which are most fully cropped'
II fine Fruit Trees io full bearing), comprising in the whole about
JCR ACHES, the Land Tax upon which is redeemed.
-11,0, at a small distance front the above, are two well-inclosed
t,tlows, containing Eleven Acres, ornamented with beautiful
er, and formitig an eligible spot for the erection of another
commanding beautiful views of the rich adjacent Country.
The whole of the above Ptoperty 16 Copyhold of the Manor of
shunt, and is subject to a trtBing Quit-rent, and the usual fine
cr alienation.
.10 be vitwed w ith Cards only, wbkb, with printed Particulars,
bad ut blessrs. Driver, Surveyors and Land Agents, at their
Li, New Bridge-street, Illackfriara. Particulars may
Aa. he b.d at the Angel, Edmonton; and at the Mae&

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AMEDICINE of regular prescription, and esta-
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_ ._ _

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