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Ouse Trlllansar, the 14th June nest, they will be ready to
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isem he wining to perform the LIGRTERAGE required for
6.OICTIJALLINO SERVICE In the RIVER THAMES,
lit Ude, Mantas certain, from the 61st of July next ; and for-
Three Mouths' Notice shall Ds given for the termination
d die Contract : and also with such Persims as will undertake to
Will triumvir VEGETABLES may be danvided foe the use
▪ mainly's Ships and Vowels at Deptford and Woolwich fot
Wee Years, from the sail Slot July neat.
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Am, for tbr altr poitorniance of the Contract for 14h-
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INVOLUNTAItY MEDIATION;
OR, RECIPROCAL ADVANTAGE:
A enemas Imams, Canso; in CRAW
WHEN lately at Canton our Ships were delnYei,
Contusion the nary while seen to pervade :
A Chinese unwittingly don'd all disputes
By stealing an East India Captain's bright Bonus;
Tor when in the Jet be his shadow beheld,
• The Devil !" lis.etied, and by terror inward,
His body to save from the Evil One's claw.
He gave himself up to the fang; of the law.
And now equips/Aft of justice the males.
Advantage rectrocal wisely premlis.
" Your peopk, the Mandato said, aha agpeellowa
Aid this, our Chinese, a hese thief hi eentosiale
His triune for your trespass shay fray mese,
So Captain our trade as before shale ea:
Complete then your lading, depart when yen plow,
Al 4 P"24oorithraighout be yourhommeard•beolod breeze!"
" Thaak Heaven, and the Oki," said the Capable" who met
The devil of Fancy in Wallailell One Jet
The itileve-She Jet, competition defjing,
And store or rich tackiest ever supplying!"
The Boots new attracted the Mandarin's view.
Enraptued who gas'd oa their fine glassy bee.
"We *hell." be aid, from our nation eacirde
AU arts that to leery may tend to dale's.
But this—your Jet hinking--of iseriesic worth,
Shall hence to the Celestial Empire* go &Mt,
Awe widely its matchless renown to eatesd.
.1141 gain in each Chiturse • patron sod friend."
Than happily. ended an impending fray :
Atul Canton •a rage Nianduint still to this day
Are prone, the first grace of high ornament lacking.
Tiask the Europeoes fur Watteau's Jet Blacking.
Tile Celestial Empire ! so the Chinese denominate their country.
This Easy Shining and Brilliant BLACKING Prepared by