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London, England, 1830-01-26 00:00:00

NUMBER 13,381 . 1

PRICE SEVRNPENCF.

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LOAN contracted in 1822,: for 45,600,000, for Ms Majesty the'
KING of PRUSSIA, by N. 114.• ROTHSCHILD, in London:
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That, in eon-
` fonnity to the General Bond, signed by his Majesty the
King of Prussia, at Berlin, on the fleth of June, .1844, wherein re- '
ference is made to the Contract of the above mentioned LOAN,
dated 15th May, 1829, according to which a Sinking Fund wis '
provided, whereof the FOURTEENTH HALF-YEARLY
REDEMPTION fell due son the Ist day of the present monthee
January. His Excellency Baron %low, Envoy Extraorditmlet
and Minister Plenipotentiary of his Majesty the Ling of Prussia
at the Court of London, jointly with Mr. N. Rothschild, and in
the presence of Mr. John Venn, Notary Public, have, on the 25th
instant, CANCELLED ar,d DEPOSITED in the Bank of
England, according to the form prescribed, the amount of E 34,65(
in Special Bonds of the said Lean, as specified below, being One
Moiety of the Sum Sled for the Redemption of Bonds in 1630,
including the amount perehased,withthe Interest of she 4265,350,
redeemed up to the tat of July last ; end also the Sum of 410,500,
in Special Bonds of the said Loan, purchased with funds provided
for extraordinary Redemptions.
NUMBERS of 92 PRUSSIAN BONDS CANCELLED,
as above stated :

LETTER A.
87 101 156 175 188 189
219 293
12 Bonds of £I,OOO
LETTER B.
212 213 214 574 300 393
603 604 678 679 823 967
16 Bonds 01 £5OO £ 8,000
LETTER C.
No. 24 228 230 287 288 292 320 821
369 583 418 496 497 534 578 584
701 816 817 824 825 826 827 986
1219 158"., 1524 1525 1575 1576 1577 1578
1579 1580 1581 1582 1589 1591 1592 1677
1678 1679 1680 1681 1682 1663 1684 1685
1686 1687 1688 1689 1690 1691 1692
55 Bonds of £250 413,750
LETTER D.
N 0.2838 2840 2901 3089 3399 4584 6478 7713
8226
9 Bonds of A'100

No. n
190

No. 196
408

211
503

92 Bonds

London, 25th Jan• 1850•

SOCIETY FOR THE SUPPRESSION OF MEN-
DICITY, RED LION-SQUARE.
January 22, mo.
11 HE Managers of this Institution take the earliest
opportunity of returning their cordial thanks to the Public
for the liberal support they have received during the fate inclement
weather. By this timely aid they have been enabled to give meals
to several thousands of poor persons, exclusive of money and cloth-
ing. It is a curious fact, that of the number of Applicants who
have been thus relieved, not more than thirty were Scotch, not
more than three in one hundred English, while the greater propor-
tion were Irish.
In addition to the Subscriptions and Donations already received.
the Managers have to acknowledge, with thanks, the liberal gift of
a Lady, who has sent 50 Pairs of Blankets, 50 Pairs of Stockings,
69 Yards of Flannel, 100 Loaves, 501bs. ofSagar, with two os. of
Tea to each lb. and 200 Sixpences.—Also from another Anony-
mous but Benevolent Individual, 25 Pairs of Blankets, 25 Pairs
of Stockings, 25 Petticoats; and 25 Pairs of Shoes :—from Lady
Ansuuther, 10 Flannel Petticoats, and 20 Flannel Waistcoats—
and various Articles of Clothing from several individuals, which
will be carefully distributed to deserving and necessitous eases,
previously investigated.
The Public will see by the subjoined list of meals what has al-
ready been done. The object of the Managers has been to prevent
actual starvation. The doors have been literally besieged by Appli-
cants, and it has been found absolutely necessary to call in the aid
of the Metropolitan Police in order to preserve any degree of
order. To the admirable and steady conduct of these persons the
Managers are most anxious to do justice ; for it has been owing to
their patience and activity that many accidents have been p red
which must otherwise have unavoidably happened from the great
pressure of the crowd.
The Managers are preparing a List of the Subscriptions received
within the last fortnight, which will be published in a few days.
Meals given on Monday, 1Bth
Ditto Tuesday, 19th 1061
Ditto Wednesday, 20th ..1475
Ditto Thursday, 2rst 2015
Ditto Friday, 22 1566
Ditto Saturday, 23d
Making a total of Nine Thousand Seven Hundred and Twenty
Seven Meals during the Week.

Subscriptions continue to be reeeieed by Samuel Bosanquet,l4.
Treasurer, at Niessra. Hatehard ,s' by Mr. Ste-
phens, Assistant Manager, at the Society's House; and at
the linking Houses of M . Drummond, Charing Doss ;
Messrs. Ilammersleys, Pall.niall; Messrs. Farquhar and Co. St.
James's-street ; and Sir .1. W. Lubbock and Co. Mansion House-
!acct.

Nearly ready, foelecap evo.

CONSOLATIONS in TRAVEL ; or, THE LAST
DAYS of a PHILOSOPHER.

By Sir HUMPHRY DAVY, But.
Late President atlas Royal Society.
John Murray, Albemarle-street.
Of whom may be bad, by the tame Author,
DAYS of FLY FISHING, a New Edition, with plates and
wood cuts, 121.

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