... the East Indies do hereby give notice, -* That the Committee of Buying and Warehouses will be ready, on, or at any time before, WEDNESDAY the 2d of April next, to receive proposals in writing, sealed np. from milFtTrV cSrm«n- to^ pp,y the Com P a y * ith MILITARY CLOTHING for Troops at the Depot, and that the conditions ofthe said Coatract roay be h£d upon application to the Clerk of the said ...

... Bolton and Watt's manufacture, will commence running from RAMS- GATE PIER to CALAIS on or about the Ist of June next. Farther particulars of which will be duly announced. J. MERCER, jun., Hon. Sec. Ramsgate Steam- Packet Office, March 20, 1834. ARGUS LIFE ASSURANCE COM- PANY, No. 39, Throgmorton-street, London. The Directors present to the Public an entirely new and original set of Tables, ...

... board at any time of tbe day the vessel starts. , t Tb I?* O N ARCH ' TO-MORROW EVENING, March 15— The SOHO, Saturday Evening. March 22. Offices, Spread Eagle, Regent's Circus, Piccadilly; and 53, Leadenhall-street. \_ MITCHELI TfUST INDIA HOUSE, March 12, 1834= JI_J The Court of Directors of tbe United Company of Merchants of England trading to the East Indies do hereby give notice, ucieuy ...

... with- J °?^S or being expjsed lo the risk of boat conveyance, | 3ulso without any charge whatsover. Elegantly fitted and ! ™n£dKi STEAM PACKETS, of acknowledged speed, i Proceed to and from tbe following places at staled hours, with the most ?? punctuality c—Gravesend, Northfleet, | Southend, Sbeeroess, Chatham, Heme Bay, Margate, Rams- gttc Dover. Walton, Harwich, Ipswich, Scarborough,! ...

... on board at any time of the day the vessel start*. ' SOHO, THIS EVENING, March 22.-MONARCH, Saturday Evening, March 29. ' Oiice., SP'«f Ea«»», Regent's Circus, Piccadilly; and 3j, LeadeabßU^staaet. A . MITCHELL. REDUCED FARES to MARGATE, by the O VA R L O /n A RU G r GE ' , R ° VAL WILLIAM, or ?? A w D^ LMD * °°* of whi ...

... Ssen ß er * CBI - walk on board at any- time of the day the vessel starts. -» The MONARCH. SATUItnAV vvr-vimn v , 10 -Tim Sfiun b ?? r.»ENING, March taX IS' i atu , rda >- Evening, April 5. 35, Leadenhall-street. A . MITCHELL. Tt. ?? T Tr e T^ st^T W0 Ni ?? h * B ° r the Season. HE KING'S THEATRE.— THIS „r ^EMS G (Thursday), and Saturday Evening imt(GwK l Friday excepted). Mr. C. H. ADAMS will ...

... on MON DAY NEXT, at the Hanover-square Rooms. The Selection will comprise part of Mozart's First Mass ; the Storm Scene from The Seasons, Haydn ; Anthem, I will sing of thy power, Dr. Greene ; Glee and Chorus, Shades of the heroes, T. Cooke ; Chorus, Hail to the Caliph. Obe- roa ; New Fantasia, Violoncello, Mr. Lindley ; Glees by Callcott, Sale, Goss, and Sir John Rogers ; and ...

... conformity to the fi»v. -. V om P an y 7th Chapter of the B.Uw, ...

... powers vested in them hf the Deed of Settlement, dated the 3d of February last Ihev have made a SECOND CALL or FIVE POUNDS per SHARE on each or the Shares issued. The Holders of Shares are accordingly requested to pay the same j at the Banking Houseof the London and Westminster Bank, ' Thrormorton-street, London, or at the Banking Houseor its Branch Bank, Waterloo-place, Westminster, on or ...

... the East Indies do hereby the TRANSFER BOOKS of the said Company's Stock will be SHUT on TUESDAY, the 4th of March next, at Three o'Clock, and OPENED again on THURSDAY, the 10th of April following. Tbata QUARTERLY GENERAL COURT or the said Company will be held at their House in LeadenhalUstreet on WEDNESDAY, the 19th of March next, at Eleven ?? in the Forenoon. That a GENERAL COURT of the said ...

... pOMPANY of the BANK of ENGLANII R not.cc, that a GENERAL COURT will bY l£u .A'P Bank « THURSDAY the 2oth instantT. E?evt 'Clock* »» the forenoon, to consider of a D I V I D EN D- and „£ « TtjSsS a Y N t£lft L r C ? U RT ** it ?? on TUESDAY the Bth of April next, from Ten o'clock in the Fonaoou Ull Four hi the Afternoon for the F LPrTinv £n^^ (wh |?L W,U • he dedared th »t evening U and ...

... 4, 1834. I Have laid before the Court of Directors of the East India Company your letter dated the 4th inst., and I am commanded to acquaint you in reply that the Court have not failed to bestow their earliest attention upon your representation, and to consider it with every disposition to meet the views and withes of the Tea Trade to the ntraost extent that they can deem consistent with ...