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THE COURT of DIRECRIRS of Me UNITED
COMP4IVT of MIIICIUNT3 of ENGLAND, &slut
to tic IIAST INDIES, ob !Sorely tiloillities, 4.:
That baring received informatiOn ' holders of several of
the Bills of Exchange drawn upon the information'
bitectors in dis-
charge of the principal and interest of bts, are desirous
that the amount of the said Bills df Exchange Should be reinvested11
ln India. The Court have resolved to 'allow all holders of Bills,
under acceptance, or presented for acceptance, and becoming due
between the date hereof and the lit March, 1612, the option of
surrendering the said Bills, in order to the reinvestment of their
amount at the Presidency of Bengal, upon the terms of the Loan
advertised in the Calcutta Gazette Extraordinary,. of ,he isth of
6sptemberos ie. with 6 per Cent..lnterest to be allowed from
the date of the Bill, and payable helfleally, at the Presidency of
3engaleat the *don of the Creditor-either in Cash or by Bills oy
Eichaur, on the Court of Directo7s, tit the sate of 2s. 6d. 'the
Calcutta Sieca tepee payable six mouths after sight. The`said Li.
te:e.t to be remitted every wart ear by the Glitters bf Government
hi India without any Com:tuition or other charge attaching to the
leader, providing ills pauses koldlig the said Bins sigoify their
intentlon.and surrensiereltetr tilts pretkios to the 10th April out. '
The Court do hereby further declare, 'that all Sims that may .
be invested in pursuance of thla nptice shall not b.paid off withirt
the period of seven Years from' the 10th April, iIVI Lelirovkled
the parties shail at the timelof transferring thelrßlEs slittify their
ee‘ire to keep the Money so long in the Company's hands.
Such Persons as wish to avail themselves of the Courts Reso-
lotion may, on application at the Amain. ant-General's Office, see
the Calcutta Gazette Extraordinary before mentioned, aad be In.
formed more fulfy Orilla pardculars- respecting the method of
transferring their property to the said Loan.
waimm RA msAr, Sseretary..

KOVAL EXCHANGE.
LTAZARD, BURNE, and Co. Stock-Brokers, re.
s!nctitllly inform the Public, that 'Pickets and Shares for
the NEW STATE 1...0.11 -FRY, are ati hak at tit eir Office,
No, 93, ROV.►L EXCHANGE..
SCHEME.

4 Prizes of £20,000 • are
9.4 - . I,leoo .
11.3 - - 600
f a - - 60 -
I,u°) - . SO -
2OW - - 16 .

430,000
- . 24,000
14,000
9,000
23,000
20,000
32,000

2C,C00 Tickets. .E200,C00
AU to be Drawn the 4th of JUNE.
In the last oe,ober Lottery, No. 27, a Rrize of .Ct.t,ooo, and
!OBS, a Pilate or ..e2,000, were blith sold In Shares at the above
Ofice..tLetters, paw paid, duly answered. Schemes gratis.

IttArlINQ SAUCE FOR rISH GRAVIES.
A CAtrt lON to tbe NO B I t.l' ry, G EitITLEM EN's FAMILIES,
TAVERN, HOTEL, and INNKEEPERS.
THE great reputation J. COCKS has gained by his
celebrated RE AGING SAUCE (which Is patronised and
reed by most of the first Families in the Kingdom), rea-
ders ossary for hint to make any comment oaks qui**,
but be Coasislers it a duty incumbent on biro to Inform the Public
• tpositlon sold sc.!. certain Oilhouse to Pic-
ea~l y,'wh c y exU Reading Sauce, is not the Genuine Arti-
cle, is retail by upwards of Sixty of the most respect.
able Oilmen and Fishmongers in London, and by one or more
Grocers, Ste. In meta CitVs and_pripciaal Market Towns in Eng-
fins& For the convenience of Merchants and Captains of Skips,
any quantity may be had carefully'paciea for .xportation, at the
Wholesale Price, of Mr. Outer, N 0.2, Billingsgate.
N.B. Nene are genuine but have those words on orange co-
knred label on each bottle, " Reading Sauce for Fish, enriching
Gravies, etc. prepared and sold wholesale antlzetail by T.Cocks,
Reading. Price,,pints 4t. half-pints 2.1.!'
Warranted to keep good seven years in any clittate.

BOWERY;
PURCH4SERS of Silk Stockings, or of India
Cotton StoCkings, are informed there is a large quantity to
be sold off, very cheap, at RADFORD'S Nottinghath Warehbuse,*
No. 52, Chespside, lour doors from Bow Church, with a great
vatety of all other sons of Hosiery, Gloves, real Welch Flannels,
Lades limitable Petticoats, and Ladies' and Children's invisible
D.v.ssn, all in one Shopkeeper's; and those that want to buy
Woe), will find an advantage well worth their attention. Good
White or Black' Silk Stockings, 6s. 6d. a pair ; to the best quaii-
ties, proportionably cheap; Men's Brown or White Cotton, for
boots, from is. 6d. to Ss. 6d.; Very fine, for shoes, 3s. 6t1.3 La-
dits'line Cotton, it. to superfine, from Ss. to estra-
soperfirie, 45.; a qt.:amity of good Kid and Beaver Gloves, 9d. a
pair ; a variety of other Fashionable Articles, too numerous to
illention.—.Observe : they are at No. 52, Cheapside, four doors
hum Bow C.hurck.--Some very curious White Gloves to
sell cheap.

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THAD F.DTTIONO4.I.43STRATIp WITH,,CASES.
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APRACTICAL TREAT'ISE on tht VENE-
REAL DISEASE. deseribhig the Nature; Symptoms. and
Cure of that Ditorder, and others arising from or conneetedirith
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Late of St. hornas's and Guy. Hospitals.
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D:XONS sINTIBILIOUS PILLS.
rIAESE PILLS. have long obtained a jnst cote.
•o• briny in the private practice of the Proprietor, Mr. visors
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have been in the habit of taking your Dixien'tt Andbfr
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Beier quite out ofthe Pills, I should think you to send Inc two
of ""' "mil,' Roses. as I Oiiiow within sir weeks of my we
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tic Pills I will remit you a post-office order to the amount.
i :Old, Herefort, lin, Sir, your obedient dervant,_-
Jat.uary 14„: 1110.1. . ELM. IiENNLri-T.
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T EWERS of MADAME LA MARQVCAL
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