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London, England, 1802-06-09 00:00:00

RACHATS DI RIIITI,

Redemption of perpetual annuities due by in.
diriduals to Government, on a privileged mort-
gage or. landed elates; the aid illited by Govern.
ment in times of peat diarefs, for the purpofe of
fupplying immediate and urgent wants. This
Aper is not only a mere Government fecurity, but
alto fpecially mortgaged on the 'Rate of the
perfon M ho owes the annuity to Government, and
who is at any time at liberty to redeem the fame
at so to 3f years pnrchafe. Claims of this na-
ture, Mortgaged on Mort clearable endues Deal
the metropolis, might be obtained under ,do per
?Js ma lass buts t►e man of Else use Can.

rent. which, at the intereit of 5 per cent. and
with the additional advantage, in fome
ces, of a year or two arrears, would produce
between eight, and nine per cent. This, after the
Tiers Cossfordi, is particularly worthy of attention;
indeed this debt is of fo fecure and facred a nature,
that Government has appropriated a confiderable
part of it to the fpecial purpofes and fervice of the
hofpitals and fchools, two inflitutions which mull
ever be flickered from all viciffitudes, and which
Governments of every nature muff fupport and
refpea.

.ACTIONS DE LA smompt DE TRANCE.

Shares in the National Bank of France, limited
to the number of thirty thoafand and originally
worth otte thoufand franc: each, form therefore a
capital of 30,000,000 francs, or 1,250,0001. (ter-
ling, afford as follows :

1. A dividend, which at prefent and Gnee the foundation
has averaged eight to tcn per cent. arifmg from the profits on
difeount.

a. A profit of about four to five per cent. more on the dif-
counts of paper which every holder of an anion cffeCts at the
Bank, at the rate of one half per cent. per month, or fix per
cent per year.
The price of the anion is about twelve hundred
francs, which may be confidered as producing, viz.
f. 80 Dividend paid by the Bank on each anion.
3o Certain profit as things now Rand on difcount of bills.
f. sto per adion to so-its per cent.

Affirms of the Banque de France, although fub.
jeer, in common with all other flocks, to the in.
fluence of Government, are however far more in.
dependent of it than any other, and are the more
fecure, as the Bank is computed of, and fupported
by, all the Brit Bankers and Merchants in the
country. This invement is arprefent verybene-
ficial, and certainly promifes great eventual ad.
vantages. The dividends are paid in two half.
yearly inflalments.

ACTIONS DR LA CAISSI DS COMMERCE, AND ACTIONS
' DU COMPTOIR COMMERCIAL;

Two Effablifhments on the fame plan, and of-
fering, as near as poffible, the fame advantages
as the Beare & France; the only difference is as
follows, viz.
1. They are, as far u any commercial eftablithment can be,
independent of Government; and are more fo than the
de France, as the salons are not confide:red as bcin a public
fund.

The Alliou is kr Cafe Jo Commeree, limited in number at
hos thsePai fair kasir.4 originally colt soon, and are now
worth hoc* baba. The holder ef each of ion moreover dins
circulating notes to the amount of jaw doubt/ francs, which
form the paper currency of the Boni, and for the payment of
which the laid ,bolder would be refponfible, were the Bank to
flop payment.
3. The Ailisas Ju Compoir C.earipersid' d are MU 'Abed by the
Adn'iniftrations of the eftabliihrnent ; the number of adieus is
as yet not limited; the price of each 'akin is jffireo board
fran:s (about 601.) and the plan and advantages arc alrooft en-
tireiy Linda to thole of the two preceding inititudons.

lONS DI LEAN 7 ET DS 1.'41N 8;
Paper thus called, iffued for the purpofe of pay.
ing the dividend of the debt during the feventh
and eighth years; they are ncrolarther worthy of
attention than that they Rill form a part of the
floating debt, and are an article of the Simulated
Liquidation at the latter part of the prelim epi.
tome. We therefore need not mention them any
further.