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JrpHE 00m711"olters.of Hi, - ^ s.Muaneer ar Direetions r*ceived f ir i instant, viz_.:-~ "Tliat theftorowing alIowvasice sballbe gre8o t aitd warehoused within limited Periods, In no~~~-~I 55w authorised to be granted thereon, rIZ.:-_ teOn itrawesl Inpoted Eastonm any part, exceptthe Britis,h ;e z d. teritris n te as Idies, and upon silk thrown from raw silkzolImported;'the lb. 5 Onl raws silk Imported fronm the iritis'l territor]-e In the 0 East IndieS. asd Upon .ilk thrownr fron raw- silk -AD iM- ported the lb. "On forei'gn th`roWnl silk imp;rted, -not iy~ed, th-eT,- b 03 72 "On 'waste silk, thec produce of silk throwrn Jni Great Britain. 2 and Ireland, the lb- 03 Ry order of th.e ComMfsslouers, 2'-. W4gTaI,oRE, JAct. Sec. C7 TRC o IItA si F-LOI.ift Is~ ROYAL MILITARtY AuS'YLTUl4, C. sIMeeh 24, with thle undermeaictioned AR 'CFS 6.e-eleefree of. ex- pense at the Asylum, rin -such quzntitle assalfo Ieto time be demanded, lietween the 4dates oppo6it eahatceadte 24t1s of' December, 1824. will gli-e in their proposals to, tlhe Commatndant, at hsoffice, on or before tie 26th Instanzt, 'when partIculars of the eou.. tr'act and formns of the tenders mav be bad nny day (Sunday, excepted). iBread (41b. loares) to commence tne 29th of March ; flour (per s%ck) ditto the Bit of April. IN,' tender, will be accepted from persons who, Lare.not themselves established dealers !n the above-articles, nor wvill FIiotice be taken of any tenders that are not matde upot. the printed forins delivered from hence, and properly, tliled up in writing writhout dfg-urez. Ttie pavments tobe made quarterly.- r lIE" Court o ietr fteUie opn ~ MR Nerchiants of nln rdn oteEs nisd eeyge notice, That the TASE OK ftesi opn' tc will he SHUTr on Tusa,te4ho ac et r3ocok n Thaa UARERY O54RA CORTof hesad Co mpyany will,b eda theIr ouse, n Lcadnhalstct, on Wednesday, the 14th of April next frnt 9O'cockin the niorrmyt until 6 in the evening, for the Eleeson ofSix Drecrrs of the said Copany for 4gyars.. Andtha te LSTof the )IEMBERS ,,f the said Company wi' be reay t bedelverdit this Hc,use on 'Mondar, the 29th of March next. ~~~~JOqF?PIl fART, Secreay r HE Goverrnor andCmpn,o th Banzk of' En,,latrc give Notice, hat a GENER' COUTvill bh heldl at the Dana InTusa,te2thisat r,t 10'cI,,ek In the forenoron til 4 n te arerxun, o tke BALo'' n pursuance of the follow- We.the'inersgne Prpritors of Ba nk Stock, each to the amout o moe tan 500 dohereby demmnd a Balot, on thet N,:XTHL.GUjsDnRY WMN. HARlRIS "JAMTES NISBETT (iEO. Il?IDGE WVM MITIIIE WM.:NEVILL "EII WARHr B. LB WIN "THO. BUTTS '~THUS. EDWD. BAKER." Biareh 18, 1824. R. BEST. Secretary. TIIE ALLIANCE BRITISH and ORIN IFan REASUR., ANCE COMN.IPNNT CaIPital ?5,00iNoOO Sterling. PRESIDENTS. John Irvingl, esq. M. P. Fratncis flaringr, esq. N'. I M. Rothsehild, se,q. Samuel Gurnecy, seq. aloes, 5lo1telore, se4q. DI RECTO RS'. JR.S. Alexander, csq. )iI, P. Charles Grcenwyood, esa. C. H. Biarnett, ssq. Jarmes Heyglite,juu. esq. (Cbralei Ilevani, e~q. W'illiam Howard. esq. Jiil,, Bowden, esq. John ltnrc.s, seq. MI.P. A1,rc h. Cantpbell1, esq. William Kay, esq. William Crawvford. esq. Oswvald S.mith, eag. Timo'hy.1A. Curtis, ssq. H. M. Thirnton, esq. Francis, Cressiwell, crrq. Thomas Wilson, eeq. uditors, T. Fowell Buxton, esq. M. P. Ciiarles Campb-ell, esq, 'Thomas Masterma,eq 3ailker'i,Mess,Slu1ith, Payne, and Smih. ues.Hure,Barvett, andI Cu. Actuiary, Beni. Giompertz, esq. F.R.S.;Pyiin Johu B.-Hure, M.D. Curzoni-stet CoUnsel, Lancelot Shadweil, esq.; Solicitror, .lnhn M.N. Pearce, eFg. ",,HE Com17pa ns have comm7enced hu,rinessc at their' fen.. n9 otary OfFice, 4, New-court. St. Swithin's-lane, Londoni. The Life Departininrg of tile Conmpany comprehends3 Insurances on. Lives and qurvivorships. Endowments for Infaints,land LifeAnnuitiesz and( tihe lire Dep-arrmnent every species of risk ustulaix the subject of utrisrainve. BombhWill be extended totthe Assurance of Foreign as %etlI un Stitish Interests. The Cinpar y wll 103lo their disposable capital in the puirchase, of ifeAiririlie. Rveriomis, anld suchi other description of property New alclatonswill bie niade upon the strictest nmatemnatical prluipIs. y wichthe rates of Insurance trill be regulated on terms the ost enedial o the puiblic. PCt~,rie.h~. loliciet willI sbhre writhi the proprietatry In thae pro- Ill oftheC5tblihrlent upon equiitable principle-s. ~~ be SOLD, ~~a xverl-y spenor O Y Ca tbed for a. ~ lay, t beng emarka7bly hiandsr,me, quiet to ride! and in liar- ness, and wuated sond.AloanaforwelCis,itet. "'flO e SOL, a GNY MAE, risin years old, thie ~ proerty~;, e:rtlman,warrnted ound cantrot in or out of' lianes 14mils i urc ourwit eas: lsoa GayPony, 13 haLnds hig. i Iraried oun, qietto ideari quet n arness, and tire Bishiipsgate.strcctmmi!-steet ON F. :ill e arnss.-o b SOLD, ONES of a. he ni,r oegnt little EQUIPA)GE.1 in London; the chaise i&i iress (idioianed, early n vuel;dtreloy gnis ian: elegntlitl.e hray, )nsrlrv bneen spilti_ndt liv alady andmi , h warranted; harness mad Eari-sieofte , Black:ar To pr11; evenAtl ttiroube,t lofwte sarie puIers. ,, Chi.e nd haness 13Ihndslig, 7in years old,ha breeno cur- ad ariddraw iig-,rdcr chair;price 12 guineas: each is sound1 ap ~~~ '~~~~ain iik-rancL ,,atrrtage Lsab~l,P ni.t Ilari eir ter IVest sruithfieid.-Tl.e Proprietor, Mr. iL. IIION.lies t irf',riithepublic, that duiring the winter seasoni. whntrails! wasdl, dti oleted Itfogether an immense niuniber oil ,jes'aOt, goo~d inarntatrd well finihed STA.-NHOISEQ, Tilliuries, fl,elricts, silpcrior foutrand twro-wheel Ch~airs. for PonIes. Light Cha-. riovs, both itr one and tiro lHorses, with Hiaroess, and Saddlery of' every oescriptioli by the b,e_t of' workmen, in the present fashion. which he is en%bled to sell at 30 Per cent. uTider aiiy establishment in Loiidin,wxlricinwllWI be prioved cii; inspection. ' liberal advance nit lji-'set crrige, aidhanes, ur ruesci-d sle Publie salesavery uesdnya,. -i,. ()RSES.-To be SOLD, a PAI~Rof ~DARK BROWNNS, and TWO PAIR. of DAYS, without white, 15 hands, inch,es highi, rou-dnd mde, active, strong, and handsomne, the de., ,eriptiorn of horse to do a deal olf ork r 8 capItal gte horses, perfectly- broRe to biari;sss. aiid ride equally wiell, bays, brown, arild S grays p- S excellent ladies' irorses. dirie gocrs,perfactly quiet arid safe, 2 of thiemr netythruh bred, rind uric s4trong: several road horses, goodl gora arnd %ell shap~d, of dint'ereiit sizes, one 14 Iranids 3inches highi, equat. to 20iStrniie to vervy superior yourtg we,~lllbred hiorses, the sort tosend. abrioad or miake hiunters; 51 very clever mares, writh breeding anrid u'trengtli. The greater part of tire above horses are just from York- s~hire and Sliropshire. Gentieierlie wanting any description of horses wvill tind, by faLr aqgeater choice of sound fresh horses th.,_I at any, stable iii the sinigdoni.- ninore7s, Duke-sitreet. Manehester.sliuare. leav toretrn hs bst hans toh~sFrinil and the Puxblicfp the atrnag ari supor hehas ecevedfurupwvards of 20 years- at is epoitoy, ii oswll-cret, or he al of Hormes and' Car- riaes aid ls ti nfom he heha RLIQUISHED tbe BUSINESS if heRepsioryinlayutof . . G WR and Co. where he hopex ESSR. T.B. G WARaLnd Co. haVing pn`rchased teRepository lately coniducted by Mr. David Sadler, respect- frl i cuinttine Nobility and Gentry. iCoachniasters, Dealars, andt oii, thnrthey iriteridI to continue thte concerni with the sanie regu- laiyadatention to thec interests commintited to thjeir care b hc itlias been hitherto distinguislied. and tirey ber leave tokd ht haviri, deteromined riot to deal in hiorses on their own account, neither- direct) yii indirectly, both buyers and sellers may place thie must lii.. olicit coriiddesice in their strict impa,rtiality,. owrar and Co. solicit an. isetion of their premises, wii'ich wvill be found superior to any' simila,cr establishmnent within the cfty. and as their long rcstabtiahed& and wvidely exteridedi connexion, together su'ith tire situation of the. repositl,ry, in tile centreorf a wrealthy neighbourhood, eneure.s a col-. stant demiand for horses and carriages of every delcriptioi, there are- always a great iunorber standing on private Aasc. besides syhich publics- s,ilezi are re-gul,rriy held every Tuesday and Friday, at 12 o'clock pre-. ciely.. Tire deianiid being at this season unusually large, and nume... rotisapplieaiionrs hiavlna beeni already ntade for tilbury.suuimer hacks,. ruartyh hor.se,, light engrriages. &c. Gentlemen hav'inp property of that description Ii, di~pnse of orai rely oni an advanta-cous sale by 3ending7 them fi or a lews' Sys to the:-.,hove repository. 0N.l .dyances liberaill niade - on- r'ipcrty'Jntended for lintuedlate sale.-Gosuvell-street. near- West Smthied.hich 212. 1824. -W~ \~RIES.-To PXAWVNBROKERS, rcr,H. ii herdashiers, Stntioners. &r.. Capit-al House and Shop.-To be) LE i by, Mr. f IIOGCOON', with immirediate possession, an excellent DWEILLING-HOUSF arid attractive SHiop, &e. desirably situlate, N'Or, 11 9. M inijr;e,. esuiprisinigs. bedroorns, drawing room, par'lour, attizC_ lii' bussed shai, kitjirens. cellar'ing, &-c.r also a wNarehouse of 2I fil rs cotgous ti, and lookiing into Am erica-squtare. To be vitweni,ad furthe1.ler partcirilal s obtainied by applying to 'Mr. Croggon, auconerd &ec. 64. Coriihill. 1 'AMILY IA-NSIONN.-To be ~SOLD, -eImmakably F1.'cheap, a capitaLl 1OUSEF, in a p-iost healthy altsatilo, pa 15w-? rininutes' walk ,fni'n the enid of Tottenham-court.road. litted up '-ith. %raletr-closets, dressirrg.room cellaRTs, arid every coaveirncea,. iiil large garden tiehind, at a shiort remove from the utain- rii:d, arrd fornning .a most desirable dwveilirg-house for a genteel fantil3. The ul,ot-c wtill be dispiosed of ott the mnoat advantageour. ternis. Tii be visited, and particulars bhd on the premilses. 11, M,oriiingtori-cresc,ent, Hrcntpstead-road, near the Southampton.arms3 A ' ASFOR, i Kew-~orSALE byPri`vateCon- - trct.IIIOOR-PLAE, mot dairable residenee for a gentee famil, tigcthr wit 45.Br. sp. rte or leas. of very, rab pasture,. otc~at, aild ardns,an plnt.tin.The house standsde Acaeed,. at te ester enraice o tie ton, nd oniniandsa afine view 0 ofthe,. surtroindir contry. It contsists on the rounid door ofRdining roomn,. Idraswlnigroi ari d 2 palot,sith suita Iceservants' apartments, and- Iexcelleint ceiaa on tIe sta,d ad stories aro S good bedehambers,, 4 of which has's dressiug roiors attachied. The outbuldings are a5 :sub.Atantidal brii-k building, comprising a large 4 stall stabple anothier stable of the saime size, vell paveil,bhut not divided, a coach~os an & harnes,s ro,im, a laundry, aidi( 3 large lofts above; Ashfoid is 5,3 milh_.& fruit: Londioin, arid 14 mniles frour San3gatae. For partleulara apply tlt tiy letter, post paid I to Mlr. W. Jenimectt.jun. Ashford. P-ossessiunmar' be aiad at Lady-day next. I NT excellent FAMILY HIOUSE, with gar~d_en all ALPleasure Froumnit, situate in the nei-hbourhood of Battersea, tI. be LET, with ininirediste PosSession, and shny part of the furniiturez taken ait a valuastion. The situ4tion is extremely hjealthy aLnd desir- able, and particularly aio for a family of young children or at ladlee aenrfristv. Tire house is large arid coniiuo4ious, comaptising oni thai riound iruOT, two smllall sitting roomis, diiining roons, hotler's pantry,, tielien. back k-itchlern,arid brewhouse ; and on the firs; floor drw. i r - )md aut dtressinag rvoomti-- ausl abo-ve" w h'i charo`three ,ro1od Is,iieod"att ieO s , renit and taxes lows. For further Pxrticulars apply to John Scrrgill esq. 1, Freemuan's-eonrt, Cerslhll ; Mr. 'roolfitt, 3,St. Pauls =Stu-reb yard. or to M rs. Pindar, a t tt e Rayen Inni, Batterses. Jr EYTO'N, Essex.-Genteel COUNTRY RESI- , DENCE, v ;'ith eoachhouse, stables, yards, gardener'g cottxge, |pleastre, fruiit, and kitchelL gardens a, fi,ie meadow, with or withouti i.3heautifil nicadowsadjoining, to be SOLD byPrivateContract, by ;Mr. TAYLEIR. The cottage is approa-ched by sn carriage swveep, isK I pleasantly situate, and conminands am delight-ful viesy ov-etr meadow;s of a park-like appearance to the borders of Eppng Forest. It contains well proportliined dining, drawing rooms, and liobrary, in the mosta ' co:plets state of repair, 5 bedehasers dressing rooms, and water rdirets, kitchen, housekeeper's rooms, man sernvnt's chamber, brew- house, dairy, arid all suitable offices. a besutiful pleasure ground, and productive fruit gardel, si-ith a ioSty south wll 250 feet in length, clothed with the choicest fruit trees: the whole formilng an enviable ! establshment op. aneconomical scale, at a dis ce of 5 miles and a. q Luarter front Losidoir. For particulars and cards to viewv applj at Xir. T raylet's offices, in the Auction Mlart, itr O be SOLD, valuable FREEHOLD aiid COPY- H Ss .OLD ESTATES, in the county of Essex and about 36 acres of !FREaEHOLD LAND, near Woodmanttone, in the county of Surrey. In April or May niext siill be SOLD by AUCTION, by direction of tbe: TIrustees of the u ill of the late Sir William Smyth, bart. several valu- hblc FREEHOI.D and COPYHOLD ESTATEb, in the parishes of Sta- pleford. Taivney, Stanford, Rivers, and North Weald Bassett, between. the market towrns of Epliig and Ongar, a fine wood of 100 acres, and. sevcral cutta-c and laid in the parishes of Thaxted and Great Bard- field; all tie foregoing in the county of Esex. And also ieveral old inclo- Isuresin the parishof Woodmnanstone,inthe county of Surrey. Parti- cul:srs and coeditions of sale svill be printed and may be had after this 25th irf March niext, of Messrs. Grahami, Kinderley, and Domville, Lbil coln's-inn ; of Messrg. Gepp and Perkins, Chelmsford; of Mesass. Blek,. Chapman, and Webb, Mliddle Temple, London; anld at the wrin. ecpal Ilisat EppPing, Oligar, Tlxted, Dunmvwi SLthop0tf fwi other neighbou1ing towns,