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BANKERS' LICENCES.
STA M P-QF F IC.S,London, Sept. 14, tBl R.
NOT ICE is h rehy given, That all Licences
granted to 'Bankers or others, to issue promissory notes.
Able to the bearer os demand, and allowed to be reissued,
ba expire on the 10th of October next, and that they mast be
}clewed within one month from that day, or penalties will be
boned.
That a separate licence must be taken out for every place
ikre the notes shall be issued, In England.mlert the terms* to is
&Asti, bad issued their notes, at several places, before the 9.d
jay. lens, and originally obtained one licence for all such places;
la Aids case only, they will be again lodged in use licence.
goy ea each lic-nce is £3O.
That every licence must specify the name. and places of abode
dim persons to be licen'ed, and the name of the place or place.
where, and the name of the bank, as well as the partnership
rememk, or grin, under which the notes are to be issued;
willow; to parsons in partnership must specify the names and
phew of abode of all the persons concerned in the partnership,
whether all their names appr.r. on the notes or not ; and in de.
*eh thereof the licence. will be void. With these particular:, a
Omen of the notes man also be left at this Mee, by persons
applying for such licences.
That a penalty of £lOO for every offence Is imposed on the
wales of promissory notes, of the description aforesaid, wittiest
al/cense, or at any other place, or under any other name, style,
sawn, than is specified In the licence.
This notice is given that all 'persons concerned may conform
t. she law, and avoid the penalties for which they will otherwise
he prosecuted ; and that persons, applying for licences may come
prepared with all the requitite pardetflars to be inserted therein,
without which the licences cannot be filled up, so as to protect
the parties against penalties.
By order of the Commissioners,
• WM. KAPPEN, Secretary.

IIHE COMMERCIAL HALL WINE COM-
P ANY respectfully inform their Friends and the Public,
that they si,nl, tbe 23d of this Month, sell OLD COGNIAC
BIIANDILh at the Company's Old Prices, after which day a
tonsiderible Adva•ice will take place; and it is feared, that in
consequt c” to the failure of ,h.• Vine Crops, that BRANDIES
aswell as WiNa.i, rarttcularly F.NC.H, will be at very ad-
vanced Paces, l fo•lo.ving are the Coinpatiy's present prices
kr the articl• s as below, ail of which miy be depended upon as
laigy amwering the ch..' atter here given of them.

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Per Dos.
445.
. 485..

Sew Pnr,Vint.;4e 1815
Port. Vi s 'age tat 2, good
Ditto, 4.t• . 1, ditto, fine, and the first imported -
Porton .4' T. R. A drawn from the cask as ordered,
at slowed ,$) be the most auptrior that is sold . 545.
Ditto, div,o, in • lonrhs in Bottle - - 605.,
OM Roriz crusre.l curiously high and soft flavoured 643.
Madeira, Ikl West India .. - 665.
Ditto, East Ind,a, particularly fine ' - -90 s.
Broad, OH and Fine - - . 50e.
RICK Palma - • • ' Kik
Sherry, East India, matchless - s• • 60s.
Ditto, Cadiz direct . • - . Sta.
Satume and Vin de Gr iv. ... • 755.
Clara. Chs eau Margot and 1.2 Fitte -110 s.
Ditto, good bodied hut small flavoured - 735.
Champagne, ereartil.g, or sparkling, that] finest that can
posibty be procures! - - 1265.
Shrub, mule from Pine and Apple Rims - .565.
Shrub, ditto frotn Old Cori: ac ' .• 04a.
Voyeau, White and Red - - 665.
Cape Wine, only the finest quality imported • 34a.
Cape Red, from the Madeira. Pinta Grape transplanted,
the oily Parcel in England • • 423.
Malmsey Madeira, East India, curimin. in Pints 455.
Also every other description of Portugal, Spanish, end French
Whits, of die dour quality.
. . N.B. Those persons who are partial to Pure Hollands Geneva,
can lave the clear white Article, and all other genuine Spirits,
by applyieg -o the Commercial Hall Wine Company, No. 10,
Skinuer•stre.t ; ant! Nu. 340, Oxford-scram ; or any of their
Agents in tbt Country.

LOCK AND SURGICAL. DISPENSARY.
His Roes: Highness the Duke of YORK, President.

Mr. Mimeo, Member of the Royal Case, London.
Govaamovs a —Lai of Eirement, Earl of Leitrim. Hon. Colonel
J.. Barry, M.P. John Larooche, M.P.
THE It‘lyal and Noble P-Ariins of the above IN-
-8 11 t UTION, far the exclusive TreatmentafVENF.REAL
COM PI.AI NT S, and their dangerous sonsequences, in order to
haure the benefits that have resulted from :t.. selected Mr. Kier-
nan as its surgeon, (standing high on the Mt of tie Royal College)
from having directed bas chietauention to those diseases. Mr.
Kiernan conceives tt a part of his official duty to caution the
pablic, by pointing to the List of the Royal College, published
la February, 18 Iti, as the only sure guide, and that no assertion
efpenone assunttug such tale', and publicly advertising them,
i►hhout being sanctioned by this list, arc to be credited. The an-
imal reports of the Lock Dispeopri will prove that some of the
mat dangerous, eases of Strimnres, Debility, and other supposed
lacurabk affections of the Generative Organs have been here ra-
dically and successfully treated. •
Mr. Kiernan may be consulted as usual, by both Sexes, at his
Home, 21i Lower Charlotte-street, Bedturd.snuare, where let-
tor from Town and Country are to be addressed, and the neces-
ary advice and medicine wilt be given, or sent, to any part of the'
United Kingdom:
Just published, price 4s. Id Ec:kion, Practical Observations on
the above Melees, by F. Kiernan, and may be bad at No. 172,
Fleet-street,No. 20, Paternoster-row, nd No. 10, Crown-court,
Soho.

A PLEASING APPEARANCE.
LADItS of the first fAsi)ion, from their bwn expe-
rience, recommend Mrs. VINCE!. GOWLAND's
Lune?' as the most pleasant an.l effectual remedy for all cont-
Plaints to othiclithe Face and Skin are Lible, by removing every
kind of coarseness, eruption, add unpleasant appearance, and ren-
dering the skin cleat, smooth, and transparent ; but the unexam•
Fled reputation of this Lotion having excited various imitations,
tt it lordaularly requested to ask fur •• Mrs. Vincent's Ocorland's
Conon," aid see her name sighed upon cite label; on each bottle,
that is rano&
Tins tridy genuine Lotion is prepared by Mrs. Vincent, sole
Proprietor of Dr. Coolant'', MS. Recipe, but the Many thou-
sand, of rank and distinction, as well as the fits Physicians in
Europe, who have Sabred, recommended, and continued Its use,
could not but prove an incitement to cotemperary jealousy • blur
Ilk, inventions of merit and Importance, it has been assailk by
°eak and mbehleswas imitations, but in such eases there will
always be found perms who, regardless of credit and et renew
Vases mid bawd every thing to Woe In let that Width Is of
tie smallest eendderadon to an honourable mind—ashen in the
Peat. _ _ _

To prevent emmterfelt Lotions see the note M. E. Via-
ant piped opun the Mel on each battle of the genuine.
6°14 by Mrs. #lotent, sole Proprietor; No. 6, Davies-street,
rolurretior-square, London; 'Nen and flak 150, Oxford-street ;-
Neabtry and Suns, and Edwards, br., Panes Church- yard ; Butler
and Soon, Cheartile ; ikadayb, Flew market ; Sutton and Co.
lov, March-yeti ;in SAll•bury, by *sae sod Co.; in Exeter,
by Treatise; In Beth, by CruttmU and. Diens ; in Plymouth,
ey Cookworihy ; in Edinburgh, by Raubum ; and all reputable
Zeidefp of Genuine Medidnes and Perrault= in ovary Torts ill
Quart ba dd. Pint Ss. dd. Hall Pint its. ed.

EAST INDIA HOURS, Rept.ll, 1816.
r HE COURT of DIREC7tIRS of the UNITED
COMPANY' of MERCHANTS of ENGLAND,tradiste
to the BAST INDIES, a herebigivesteba, •
That the Quarterly General Court appointed to be held at
this House on WEDNESDAY, the 25th instant, is nude spa-
dal, for the purpose of laying before the Proprietor., for their
approbation, agreeably to the Bye Law Chapter 6, Section 20,
a Resolution of the Court of Directors of the eth instant, grant-
ing to Major-General the lion. ARTIIIOI SENTILIGIII the
Madras Establishment, the aunt of £4,000, on the grounds stated

therein.
the Papers relating to the ease of General SINTLECItI. with
the Reston required by the said Bye Law,are open at this House
for the inspection of this Proprietors.
JAMBS COBB, ikerefarg.

• EAST•INDM ROUSE, Sept. Is, ISIS.
HE COURT of DIRECIVRS of the IMIT.ED
T COMPANY e MERCHANTS if ENGLAND, Ira
to the EAST INDIES,de hereby • entice,
That a List of Unclaimed DiHdrnd. on East-India Stock up to
July, 1812, inclusive, Will be published and ready for delivery in
the Transfer Of ice al this House, on TUESDAY, the In Octo-
ber nem JAMES COBB, Steretary.

►PICE.

OUN I Y •FIRE
TRUSTeIII.
The Duke of RUTLAND, K. 0.
The Marquis of BUCKINGIAM.
The Marquis of NORTUANIPTON.
The Earl of SUCRINGUASISUIIe..
The Earl of Uemmt OSSOIT.
WILLIAM PAULO, Esq. M.P.
S. BILINAILD MOILLAND, Esq. M.P.
And Sixty Directors.
Managing Director-4. T. BARIBUL BEAUMONT, Sq. F. A. S.
YER MANENT CAPITAL et 4400,000, in ad-
dition to I,be fluctuating Fund 'gift from the Premiums,
is provided to guaranted the engagements of the Mee The ori-
ginal Members subscribing to this Permanent Capital are alone
responsibly for losses. The Surplus of tbe Premiums, after pay-
ing losses and expenses, is returned to those now Insured, as welt
as the original Members. Claims are paid without deduction or
discount.
Agents ire appointed in all the peal towns, who ire slut
Agents to the PROVIIIENT bee

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