NOTICE.-LOAN CONTRACTED i...
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Oq,rTICE._-L-OAW CONTRACTED in 1822 for' N ?3300GOO for hi's illaTjest~ the xing of, PRUSSIA. by mr. XNi.nOHSIHIL,inLonovi.~lotticeisbereby.given, that incon- formiy Wivltl -tbe Genersal Bond signed by. his 1,ijesty the King Of Prsia t Berlin. thei 20th ofJune,- 1822, whereIn reference Is mado TO t u otriact of.tlie alove.meantloned loan, dated 1th Mlay. 1822k a-eorirng js,wbich a snktln- rucsd-wnsprovided. .whereof tne' third half yearly- redepaiption fili due, the I1st instant, - Baron Arnlm,. Charge -d'Affalres. of his- -ajsesty. rthe King of' Pruqai to, HI* 'Britannia blra,iest JonI,tIT- with llt N. M.. Itothschid, , In the PrcEt8ee of M. Greon., Notazy Pjiblle, have, 6n.the 6th inStant- cancelled ald , deposited tn the Bank of EnFlatd- according to the form prescribed, the following gamount, viz. Elighteen Thoduand Four Hfundred Pounds, -in speIal bonds, of the lxaid Lotn'. being the first 'hali of the surn fixed for the redeimption of bonds In the second zyear. vi-z, one per cent, per aninum on the'said Lolan,- and also the saving, Of tlie&interest on the thirty five,thousand five hundred pounds, redeemed to the Ist of jauRry, 1824. inclusive. Numersof pecal ond eacele5~With their respective -55 dlvi. Nmn bas of pecia bond canclled - ofSo X40 LttterAW 73 292 238 294 - . 6 4of ze=0 ?45003 53 D1087610441 11 21671 * 2184 2200 220 2203 22904-2207 2211 2215 2-220 2683 2601)270 2781 2782 2783 2784 2185 278 2-787 27et8 2759 2790 2791. 272 27932794 2795 2796 19 2798 .84 of 10 ?40 2799 3009 2015 3018 3027 31 3.a7 3130 3141 3142 3180 3191 3203l 3212 3211 3220 3247 327 331) 331 3882 3383 340.9 341 L411 3412 3419 3518 3519 471 4719 4733 5564 5570 5702 16 8219 8225 6450 6588 7823 7624 Bonds - ?103 ?18400 V HE ITALIAN COMMITTEE, appointed in the _I_month of November last year, in London, by a ve-ry small number of Italian Rtefugees then in England. has volurntarily agreed to DISSOLVE, by an Actof thie 14th of M5ay last. Thd said Commrittee was Intrusted with receiving, mnanaging, and disribitn;rInequl hares the assistance which has been till now yrnted to tleIainRefugees. either by the English Committee In fondoan, or fromi the prodtuce of gratuitous offerings of somneieneronls itallaus desirous to relleve their counitrymen, and gifts ol English benevolence In the differenxt counties. The said Italian Refuigeeshaving been joined by a far greaternumber ,or their unfortunate countrymen, who, after maintaining under the command of the brave General Mtina the honouzr of Italaia courage, were sznong the depots of the Spanish prisoners of war In France, whsence.like them and with them, they have been expelled, the said Refugees held a Public meeting atMr. Chabert's,Iclaymarket,to confirm the above-mentioned disspolution and cessaition of powers which may bavebeen gmanted tootherlt]alians' Commiassaries todraw the fundisdes. tined to relieve them In their distress. It was at the same time legally aLnd solemnnly proceeded to the appointment of a newv Italian Commnit- tee.eomposed ofsix members, at the majority of 75 out of 9)9 Rlefugeer. T'he proqeg-verbal of the new appointmient was made, an authentic copy of which has been officially commnunicatedI to George AgarEl, Ea~ gthePreiden of he nglish Committee, for his instp ation. I' xn mpossible for the Newv Italian Commilttee to he acknow- ledgedhby the Enajiss Committee before next Thursday, the 8t1, of July, the troaLstirer. who was unanimously olected, has had the com- rlaisance to procure ot, his personal credit the money necessary to make the advatnce of the allowrance, which is, during the Inttrvening time, to be distributedamongAt his unhappy countrymnen, on the pro- duce or the sumsa offeredby British and Italian benevolence, It is to be remarked In this respect, that the situation of many of those unfor- tunate persons Is very, rendUin, having been deprived for several weeks past even of the con,initteenllowanee, for motives which It e?ould be painful to publish, and which have, together with others, led to the above detailed results. A very great number of Italian Refugee.s, struck iv'ith that act of patriotism, real, and philanthropy, leave hastened to give to the treasuirer. Sig. C. P., the most expressive and salike honourable assurances of their dev'otedness and gratitude, whichb must have been very flattering to him. London, July8, 1824. To their Rloyal Highnesuses th Dukes of YORK and SUSSFX_, IPATRtON and. PRESIDENT, the VW&EPRIESIDENTS. TREA. ScURERS. GOVERNORS, and GOVERNESSES of the LONDON DISPE NTSARY. May It please youir Royal ligisnesses, FTRTA son'q Ladies, and Gentleieni. A TE lain been 13 years Physician of your excel- Alent Institution, I am under the ne6cessity, wvith some reins. trsice, of tenidering you the seals of of01ce. Private and public avocations. espeelilly those connected with my offical situations as Physician of the Royal Ulniversal Inflrmnary for Children and of the Surrey Dispesary, houxrly increase upon me, and make this decision necessary. Ibelieve that no officer, wvhatever may have been the period of his servitude, can beast of having had mnore patients under his care, since the estabItshment of the L-ondon DispensaLry in 31777. than miyself. I have treated upwards of 1 5,000 cases of disease In 13 years. without onie charge of neglect, and have travelled In the execution of my duties twvo.thirds of the distance round the world. Nor can I resign my commission without assuring you of the grati- tud I hal away eterainfo yor ong encouiragement and sup. port an ofthesatsfatio I ustconinue to enjoy from those fiat. tarng nd ermnen tetimnie ofapprobation you have so re- peaedl gien e I yor anua voesof thanks In my possession. 103, Great Surrey-trt Dliackfriar.4, JOHN B. DAVIS, M.D. July 3 84 UNION ASSURANCE OFFICE, Cornluill, Instituted ituthe Reign o1 Queen Anne. A. D). 1714. if NbothDepat pnts,FireandLife, the Insured, b~y the Ii. yste of hisCompny, artiipaes uis the profits every 7 years. Thefir pofiefo te lst yarswer 2 pe cet,and at permanent capial as ben ubsribe bya nmeroashelyof proprietors to preenttheinsredbeig labl fo th losesofothers. The lIfe prelum, frt nd yers'insranes,are reduced generally 20 per cent. THOMAS LEWIS, Sec. Ths Wesxtern Office Is No. 70, Baker-street, Portman-square, and the fIre engine station adjoins, where assistanee mnay be had at all hours of the night. PHfENIX FIRE OFFICE. 19hTn,184 TRUSTEES and DiRECTAO RS. Msatthias Attwood, esq. t. P. IThomas i-odgrson, Jun. esq. James Bell, esq. IRichard Penabaw Lawrence, esq. John Cooce, esq. IJohn Petty Mluspratt, esq. William Curtis, esq. I Major Robde, esq. William Davis, esq. I NVi11l1aLm Sasnler, esq. Crawford Davisonj, exq. IGeorge Shum Storev, esq. Sir Charles Flower. hart, asid Aid.I Charles llamnpden Turner, eseq. Emanuel Goodhart,eq Matthew Whiting, esq. John Hawe&. esq. I Matthew Wilson, esq. Wvill iam Hegteesq. IALd.anndM,.P. IThomas Wilson, esq. MT.P. 1TP ESORS, ni/tore Insurance Pa ymnents fal d-ue at Alid- V.summer next are requested to takce notice thiat printed receipts are niow ready, at the offices In Lombard-street. anid Charing-cross, where attend ance Is daily given from 9 till 4 o'clock. The races and conditions of the Phoenix Company are of the moslt mnoderate deftcription,and the adjustment of losses has been uniformly attended to. with the utneost promptitude and liberality. For the protection of the valuable prolrerty in the north wvest part of the town, the Company have established an engine station In George-yard, Crowvn-street. Soho. where attendance Is given daty and night, as well a-s at each of the Company,-, other engine stations. GUARDIAN FIREand LIFE ASSURANCE COMIPANY, at I11, Lombard- street, the entrance of the Post-office, London. DIRECTORIS. RICHARD MEE RATItES, Esq. Chairman. GEORGE LYALL, Esq. Deputy Chanirman. W. C. Brandrasn. esq. IJohn Martn, eseq. MI. P. WUlliam Copland, esq. IRowvland Mlitchell, eseq. Sir T. Ilarvie Farquhsar, hart. Johsi 0. Ravenaihaw, csq. John Garratt. esqq. alderman Robert Rickards, seq. Nicholas Getrry, eM. John Shore, esq. 'Williamr Haldimand, eseq. Md. P. Edward Stewvart. eseq. John Harvey, eseq. Andrew Henry Thomnson, eseq. George Jeaner, eseq. IJohn Thornton, esq. John Loch. scar. John Tulle)ch esq. Stewart Marjorlbanks, esq. ISI. P. I James 'ruliuch e.esq. AUDITORS. Lewis Loyd. csq. A. W. Robarta, esq. IN.P. Willaiam Ward. esq. VInHE Prinuciples upon wvhich this A'nslitutionc is founded EL. have been adopted after a mature Investigation of the practice of other offices, and ivill be found to comtine advantages not hiltherto offer-ed by any other Insurance company. Thenassured of acertain standing participate In thte profits ever,y 7 yeaLrs. A subscribed capital, iamouniting to ?2,000,000, seeures the assured from the responsibility attached to societies for mutual assurance. Claimants may have their demands on the comPany submitted to referenxce. No charge made for policies when the sum assured amounts to 3001. aLnd upwardsB. Netc ishereby given, that assurances whleic expire at Mildeum. mnet shouild be renewved within 15 days thtereafter, or they become void; and thattie Receipts for such renepwals are now ready for de- livery wvith the re-spective agents for the coin any throughout the United Rtngdom:- WMI. WI LIANIS, Secretary. 111PEiRIAL LIFE INSUJRANCE OFFICE, Sun-court, Coruihili, and St. James'R-street. CAPITAL-?.750,000. DIRECTORS. CORNELIUS BiULLER, Eeq. Chairmarn. SAMUEL DREWE, REq. Deputy, Chairman. Charles2 Barclay, esq. Daniel Milldred. eseq. John Biordien. csq. I Jeremniahs olive, eseq. George Brown, seq. I Robert Slade, esq. Andrew Colvill,, ssq. I Henry Smith, esq. Robert Lang, esq. i Jolhn Smith, esq. M.P. Rticbard Lee. esq. Henry Sterry, seq. Ebenczcr Maitlanid, esq4. I John 1-lentoni Trittoni, eseq. Sir ahalesPr AUDITORS. tIehrlsPie, hart. I Johin Tritton), sefq. John Baker Rich2,rds, esq I (loPunstI.ng Physician, Hl. Liddentalc, M.D. Falcon-squi'ar. rWO-THltDS of the Pr9fits of the Company1 are TV~priodieallyadded td the sums sipecified'in theo Policies effected for thewhble te-mnof life; at the same time the insured are protected by the deed of settlement aLnd the above ample capital from every chance of loss by the responisibility which attaches to those wrho be. come mutual Insurers of eachi other. Liveg insuired are allowved to pass by sea from osic part of the Uniited Kir,domtanoter, ndalo intimeof pncetpasain Rng's ships andpseet, o oherflehe veses, etwenBriis potsand such eluded withut exra preium o specal leave of teircors as Is No exta premum is equire from ersonsengaged in tho arm3y or No etrace miie. no fie ofadnlssoion, Is charged except IR the case o o-perus Attendnei iemdiy at the Company's oMfces, fromn 10 till 4 o'clok weertsadodtiismybe had, orof aiy of the Com- pany's agnsi h rnia on hoghout the kingrdom. ByodrotheBad JOHN. GREY, Actuary. 'The ALLIANCE BRITISH and FOREIGN LIFEand FIRE ASSURANCE COMPANY. Established by Act of Parliamenit. Capital ?3,000,(000 Sterling. PRESIDENTS. John Irving, seq. MCP. I N.MI. Rothschilld, esq. Francis Baring, esq. Al. Mlontefiore, seq. Jamuel Gurney, esq. DIRECTORS. Jatoesi Alexander, csq. M1.P. Charles Greenwvood, esql G. `H. Barnett. esq. James Heygate, juts. seq. Charles Bevan, eseq. Win. Voward, eseq. Jotin Bowvden. esq. I oh Iue,sq.Tf Arch. Campbell. esq. Wiliamk Ka, esq. Wtof. Crawford, eaq. Oswald Smith ; selq Timothvy A. Cuirtis, esq. H. Idf. Thornton, esq. Frhuois Cresewell, esq. Thomas Wlson, -s.- AUDITO11S. T.-FowellBuxton, esq. i.P. Thomas Masterman, esq. Charlee Camx p bll eq. DaukCree Messrs. Smith, Payne, and Smlths; M.essn q oare, Barnett, and Co Actuary, BenjamIrn Gowonpertz, egq. F.R.S. Secretary5 Andrew Hamilton, esq. Phsician, John R. ltsme.-M.D. Curzon.strcet. Cnounsel, LancelotShadwell, sq. .Solleltor, John *.Jcarse . ' -5uryeyot Tho5. A%llson, esq.Percy.trsetr d(ord.scsare. r MORNS efeiting cither Fsire or L-fe Pof icLs with- the AAllianeC oPnY will enJoy tbe followln6 Mijportant and ts'lsn.Odder4tym Prenl ,ui Vaiet fn fre-'nd lies-ssuranfces. - - e. Perrect aceuritz.': Tlle Cpita1l af?.2,000,000 sterli ng, uttder the Immediate malagernent of the above board ar directorg, Ps plcd-for the eteu te of tbeaqsnree. - r- I (d t ,i- a parlicipation fsi tfioisroita bythe holders bothbfifireandlife- The profits of thcblr fdelirtmelt appropriated to tlic 4sstired'wvIlj be dtstributed 5t theclo3e4f each sucetssIvd pertod of. 5years, 'In the forn of sr5lpcentag on the-pmouzft oi'-premlums whilelf-have been paid. The rofitaofthelifedeipsthnintaPpropriated to the assured- WffPPp0plldonther toehreftietion nf therateof the future premi. uns%to bepaon thielpolicy, ortt6the iicreae of the sum assured on. the lIFc, aEs shall be mcatagrceadhif ?t the alisured,: -- 4. Pc oswahosoIeaa?tea?ertred arealknred to passinll imeof peace,- in dehekes and eteasr vesaels,'to 'md-from any- of-tihe piorts-and- Islaeids- vf the united kingd,rp, -and to 4id'froula BritIliport to' anyart ot- theContinentbetween the Tercl and HiLvre, both- portsiricltslye, plthoort rvlous eommunIcatlonvUwlb the-directergoi. the-payment. Gf an rdettio2l PtSlulot. ,: '-:: . , 3 . 5, Thin 31ves oPlallitaryat 3 s'sfhct In th6 unitedkngdoro gre- ssured atvth5 WIs:atdtcof pr,Inl-aschvi1dnB, so-long as:tleeyare' nIot dee9atebsdur foreign Ovf,ga i n -the preventiveservie, oer rex,s nosed p oreezionahygto addltfosisttlrk froii tbl3lecountrsybeinginvaded. by caforel3ga enermyj w Slaa toe - seat-of-speel rebellionlagainstj tbe- cnantituxtel antbtlediel - , - --A4I1IL' TON; See.,- 4, Neu'cett, St.SwitIlu2.del - '' -' COTJNTY FIRE-OFFICE, lRegent-stret. A S the presert unexampled ragefor new in;uranwce corn1- i. panles occasions the public attenilon to be engaged "bl va- tlous attractive promises, -it may not be Improper to remind the. friends of the COUNTY FIRE-OFFICE. what have" been its, per.- formtances. The County Flreoffice has -now been, established ptk5var;aof 17i years, durig Which time 1,600 sufferers have been fndemnified, and onlyono-elalm-hasbeen brought-intoa-cQurtot law, namely-that of the Thurtelis'.' ' By vigilant and pn-o4etjmviigernpt the County ofice.grew rilch. durligtheaears w ichvere-favourable forinsurance business, and.in this advantage personsbvbo n0w Insure participate. Returnia to thn anotintof 42,0001. have been paid to all persons wlho have coStinted9iiSured 7 years' upon -annual as. -ell-as upon septen- nial polieis, anda'hetherthey bavebhecnclaira.fmnts forlosses. or otier- wise, an importaut advantage Whlh no other Insurance office exist- ing has afforded;1 ' I Sine thetestalulishniuntof theCosnty Firc,office, no lessthan 18 new insurance qfiees have broken up, besidesmany uhlch have been op-nled an as losing,crncerns.- Several of the8e, Svhleh.were announced under bigh patronage-and -wlththemost captivating promises, have expired in total insolvency, and left the disappointed-claimants In frultless litigation.with their trustees and directors. It is not difficult to antielpate what must be the fate of-the ndmerousnewoffices which are nowproposed, and now that their funds are not improvable, at halt their former rate of in- terest, are ouitbiddisrg each other In extravaganit promises upon re- duced means. Thiose who are aware of the confusion and misery which have re- *sulted from the numerous falutires of Insurance adveuturers, and the probabillt - that such failures will soon recur more extensively than-ever, wlill not hesitate to choose between realized benefits and untried promises. THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN.-For JL the BENEFIT of Mr. FARLEY.-On Thursday next, July 8, will be performed the Comedy of THE CLANDESTINE MARRIAiS. -To which will be added the Farce of HIGF- LIFE BELOW STAItS.' After which Mr.Farley will have the honourof glvlngaMASQUERADE to the London Performers of all the London Theatres, who have kindly accented his InvItation; and a few select friends, who are re- cuested to Intimate their intention of aapearing In Character, or in Domino. bya,noteaddressed to Mr. Feriev, 3. Hart-street, Blooms- bury, Uons.Duerow has kindly volunteered his service on this odeca- siol, and will perform several Feats Of Novelty on Horseback. Tickets snd Places tobehadof Mr.Farlcy, il, art-street, Bloomsbury, and rn HEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN.-For the T IBENEFIT of Mr. CONNOR and M r. T. P. COOKE. -On Friday next, Julv 9, will be acted. for the first time In this theatre, the Co- nmedy of THE WEST INDIAN. After which, as an Interlude, will be presented a highly popuilar Scene taken from the Fares of Netley Abbey, called YARD ARMT and YARD ARM, or Two Ways of telling a Story. The evening's entertainments to conclude wlth, for the first and only time at this theatre, tbe highly popular Romance, of pecsi- liar andn terrific Interest, called PRESUMPTION, or the Fate of Frankenstein. Tickets and places to be had of Mr. Connor. Charlottc- cottage, Cadogan-street, and of Mr. T. P. Cooke, 7, Torrlngton- square, Bloomsbury, and at the box-office, Hart-street. kj ING's THEATRE.-MadameRRONZI DE BEGNIS erespectfully begs leave to Inform the Nobillty and Gentry, u serlbers 'to Me Opera, and the Public, that her BENEFIT NIGHT will take place TO-MORROW, when will be performed, positively for that night only, the favou;rite Heroic Opera, in 2 acts, nSlgor Rossini, entitled LA DONNA DEL LAGO; produced under te mnmediate superintendence and direction of Signor Rossini. Between the acts . rionsleur Ferdinand and hfadame C. Vestris will dance the favourite Chashncha. from the ballet La Fete Hongrolse. At tbe end of thleopera, and byparticulardesire, Signor de Begnis vill aet the SCENA, with the orchestra, fron, the favourite opera 11 Fana- ticn per Ia Muslen. T conclude with the favourite Ballet of LE PAGE INCONSTANT. Applications for boxes and tickets (those Issued for the 17th June willbe admitted) to be made to Madame Ronzl de Begnia, S7, Golden-square; or to Mr. SeguIn, at the Opera-office, 105, Quarn Re ent-street.