2. Rundschreiben eines Schiffmaklers.
London.
Air. THOMAS ADAMS, Liverpool.
Sir,
I takc the liberty of apprising von (hat, under (he auspices of several highly respcctable and inlluential houses in this city, I have commcnced business as a Ship and Insurance Broker and General Commercial Agent.
Feeling confident of my ability to conduct any transac-* tions, and to execute any Orders committed to my Charge', in a spcedy, cconomical and satisfactory manner, I solicit the favor of your commands; to mcrit a continuance of which, 1 assure you, no excrtion shall be spared to proinotc your interests and attain the accomplislimcnt of your wislies.
Refcrring you to my bankers, Messrs. Praed and Co., for the requisite Information as to my stability and charac- ter, I liave the honor to be, witk wach respect, Sir, your obedient humble servant,
PETER DUNVILLE.
8. Rundschreiben eines Agenten und Geschäftbesorgers.
Brussels, May 10.
Mr. JOHN LAMB, London.
Sir,
Having reinoved from Boulogne , and established mysclf in this city, as an Englisli attorncy , solicitor, and general agent, I beg leave to tender you my Services in cither capacity*
Any business wliich you may have in this city, or at any place within a moderate distancc, wliethcr of a Professional nuture or otherwise, and for the sake of which it may not be worth your wliile to incur the expense of a