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E.dST4NIII4 HOME, October its, IS:
THE COURT 1 DIRECTORS Ville kINITED
1 CCJIP4A f V MERCILM TS qj EVGL4NDj trains
6 :•t EJSTJNAPIES, do hereby give Notice,
Tot a Quafterly General Court of the said Company will be
14,1 it their }brae in Leadenhall-attest,on WEDNES4AY,
tee ortb December next, it Eleven et'Cloelt ha the Forenoon,
j,. tt• purpose of declaring a DIVIDEND from Midsummer
bats Oiriamas next. JOSEPH AillT, Soeratary.
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EAST-INDIA HOW, October 28, 11116.
THE COURT of DIRECTORS of the UNITED
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is* SAT 1.V.91 ES, do hereby eve Notice,
That the Transfer Books of the said CoirttPany's Stock still
bi ,but on TUESDAY, the tin DOC-ember next, at Thr e
idea, cod opened again on TUESDAY, the 10th January
following.
.1„,,1 that the Dividend Warrants on the said Stock, due on
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DAY, the 6t1.1 of the. same Month. '.
JOSEPH DART, kertettrys
flo,om FOR THE FIRST PRIZE. •
DISH, Stock-broker, and Contractor for the
• Luacry, ::anands his best Friends, the Public, of the'
r,,,:. erita....h of the Drawing of the State Lottery, as it corn-
. ces
TICE 24rn OF NEXT .7tIONTII,
lac the First Velar drawn will, in addition, be further co-
titled t o .C 50,000, consequently may be
.A Prize of f.:60,000!!!
Ttr Scheme COI/ date of 14,000 Tickets, containing Four Frizes
eclairs], Consrls, and various other Capitals, all to be paid
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Is fie last Lottery Contract DISH sold (as usnab Capitals
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g.„ Schemes gratis.
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ge The Prices of Stocks are affixed hourly against Ban's Of-
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NIS being the most favourable Time to remove
I WINES, the COMMERCIAL HALL WINE COM-
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ILto 1815 - - 465. £llO
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1; irs, 1608, a small Parcel, the only
Vine of this Vintage in. the Trade 345. none in wOod
Berl crusted Port -60 s.
- • Roriz ditto - - 665.
Jr Baits ditto - - 845.
ht iii soft and high flavoured Sherries 465. a£l I 0
kr ,eitich Fast India, matchless 60s. 4140
To, rife, at full Madeira flavour flits. . dfliS
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it, tails Madeira - 681. ,c 124
Ix India ditto, matchless -84 e. sal $0
I he COMPANY also offer the following CAPE WINES, as
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SI e ( ace Wine, made from the finest Madeira Grape,
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gth, flea:, in French bottles, and far superior to most
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Irtlta Cape. - This Wine is from the Madeira Tinta
-4,3:,e, transplanted, and produces a rich full-bodied
k, a brilliant coloured Wine 32$
WINES IN PINTS. Per doz.
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.. , s .
Eas'.ada Sherry of the most curious and scarce
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or Old I kl* Lisbon - - 3es.
1 00 Care, i .41a - - 343.
!I:t:0 taut. Iltia, very rare Quality - - ee„
'4r... Wine, Lttried front the Laest Old Wines in the
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USHER AND HIS TOM CATS. .
1J HER the clown-has all the town
.., Put in a monstrous flurry,
il torn-cats four-being drawn to di' door
Of the Theatre Sorry.
Remounts his cart-end off they start
In unexampled hurry ;
the eager wind-they leave behind,
And soup are safe at Sorry,
B• 4 know ye aught-how Usher taught •
His tom-cats thus their duty ?
Sfore hint pea-a man whose Asa
Are wraps in radiant beauty.
The cats see there--their faces clear,
And riever over-civil)
Tarr lag to felt-its beauty bright,
And rush on like the devil.
Cpon those sC-as-I well cant whose,
That
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