Star. — London, England, 1807-07-29 00:00:00

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B at the 'Poll Office, SheifiAd, will be attended to, and the ftriaeft fecrecy Abfereed. ALL THE GREAT PRIZFS IN THE WHEEL. VERY FFW TICKETS LEFT. •l I`HURSDAY, AUGUST 6, the Firß Drawn -a- Teter will be entitled to 30,r00l being the ooly fixed Capt. tal this Lottery. THE WHEEL. IS IMMENSELY RICH ! Containing Pr aes of 3 0 . 0 e* I 5 £ 10,0'53 20,000 10,000 20a - 00 rac• 6 of soot 13 of tool. r 9 of sol &e. ''Tice of Tickets and Sbares very rearwiahle.. An early application is nveeffary, to prevent tbrappninensent. The Drawing will Solna the following week. TIINBRIDGE WF1.1.8 RACES, 1807. ON TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY, the ißth and Igth of AUGUST,IBO7 will be run for as f4,llows: Time of Starting Twelve o'Clock. FIRST DAY (TUESDAY) THE MANOR BOWL, OF FIFTY POUNDS, Free fyr any [Torii, Mare. or Gritling—Weight for Age, yeses old, Eft. slb 4 years old, ;It 71b year• old, aft. 41h 6 years 9(t. Aged 9ft. 71b A Certificate of the Horfe, Mare, or Gelding mull be produced If required. Three 3 mile Heats Dif. On the fame bay, at Four &Clock in the Afternoon, A SWEEPS TAKE RACE, FOR FIFTY POUNDS, Suhfcription, with "I en Guineas given by the Inhabitants. Articles the fame as above. If the winning Hoek of the Bowl enter for this, to carry icslb. tura. Two Mile Heats. Dif. On the fame Day. at Half-part Five, A HANDICAP FOR FIFTY POUNDS, By Subfcriberg, by Horfes that never won to that Amount. SECOND DAY (WEDNESDAY) At Twelve o'Clotle, THE TOWN CUP OF FIFTY POUNDS. Articles the fame as above for the Bowl, the Winner of which, if entered for this Plate, to carry sells. extra and if Winner of teeth Races the fief 11:ty, to carry 3:lb in the whole extra. Three times round, Heats. Dif. At Four o'clock in the Afternoon, A SWEEPSTAKR. RACE FOR FIFI Y POUNDS, _ By Subfcribers, with Ten Guineas a Ided by the Inhabitants Weight for Age: the fame 3P above in the Morning, except the Witmer of the Cup only, to carry aolh extra; if a Winn- r of the Sweepftakeft the &ft Dvy only to carry 141 h extra ; and if the Witmer or the Bowl only the firft Day, to carry aolb extra. No Honk to Ran for there Sweepftakcs, that has wou more than one of the above Rams At Half Paft Five. A HANDICAP R ACE I. intended for the LOSING HORSES. Entrance at the Angel Inn on Monday the 4th of Auguft, be tween the Hours of Four and Six o'Clock in the Afternoon. No , lefs than Three reputed Hodes to Rut for any of the allow Prises N. B. The Hoge' will itart at the time mentioned precifely ••• No perfon to creel a Bnoth that dots not fubferihe to the Pace One Guinea. 4.11 Hodge to be rude by Juc►iea properly drat 1)EBILI ry,R AXA*I lON, &c. STR HANS SLOANE'S RESTORATIVE. and RE-ANIMATING PILLS, are the molt certain and rove rcisn Remedy for NERVOUS DEBILITY, VASCULAR RE LAXATION, MUSCULAR IMBECILITY, &c. &c however indicated, or from whatever rade arifing; and arc tarneftly re f( mowsided to every one &Brous of health, vigour, and long lit:. A Pamphlet containing a more particular defeription of their vie rues and much ufeful information to the of lieted„ may be had, (price as.) at Mr. Perrin's. No. :a. Southampton-ftreet, Covent Carden, London, where (by fpecial appal:amen) they are fold wholefale and Retail, they are fold retail by Meffes. Bacon and Co. t5O, Oxford-ftreet ; Ward, 324,H dborn ; Randal. Royal r. change; and all the principal Venders of prorietary Medicines in Loudon.— l'o perfon. in the country, incloling the amount and poßage. to Mr. Perrin, they will be immediately forwarded— Price half a guinea. FOR IMF T 1 F rH AND GUMS, _ _ _ THE Public is refpeafully cautioned peainfl Imi. rations of the ESSENCE. of PRARI. and PEARL DEN 'Firm CE, invented by the Ire JACOB H EMET, Dentift to the QUEEN and the PRINCE of WALES, which have been proved by lung experience to be infinitely more efficacious for the Teeth and Gums, than any thing yet Mei:wend. They continue to be fold, wholcfale and retail, by Bayley and Blew, No. f,CoAfpur-fireet, London, price as. 9J. each, enclofcd in a Ramp, in which the following words are engraved •• J. Hemet, Bayley and Blew, Coekfpur The Forgery whereof is Felony —Sold aim retail by I'. Seaman (late Partner and SuccdTor to Mr. Hemet, Georr Arco, Ham). verlquare. N.B. The Effenee Is particularly recommended to Parents and peens who have the ear. of Children, as the greateft prefervative of young and tender 'Teeth. PEMBROKESHIRE. TO BE LET, from Michaelmas nest, ALL that MESSUAGE or DWELLING. HOUSE, Garden, fix Italia Stable and Barn, with the Anpurtenances, called and known by the name of SODSTON, Mune in the Para of Narberth, in the County of Pembroke. The Dwelling houfe confilts of two parlours and a hall on the ground floor, four good bed chambers on each of the fiat and .econd floors. with good garrets over them, atd a good kitchen, dairy and cellars under ground. Sedfton is &timed on an eminence which commands extenfive and pleafant v'cws of the furrounding country, and within a mile of the market town of Narberth, and ten milts wf Haverfordweft, through each ) which towns the Mail Coach runs every day, from Milford to London. lb Country abounds with game, and thero is a pack of hounds kept within a mile of the place; Ind there alfo &swat capital brooks for trout, within a (bort diitance of the Houfe. A Tenant may be fupplied with any quantity of Land not ex ceeding too Acres. For further partieul3n enquire of Mr. John Bateman, Haver fordwelt—Hayerfordweit, June so, ithy. "I his day was publithed, price 26. • A PLAIN SPEECH, or AI)DRESS to the IMPERIAL PARLIAMFNT of GREAT PRITAIN, t - e. Chewing in what manner Nations may be prosperous aid happy rich and great, free from privation., grievances and bur slens,and remain in peace and friendatip with one another. By 'GEORGE EDWARDS, Efq. M.D. Printed for J. johnfon, St. Paul's Church-yard, and I. Hatcbard Piccadilly where may he had. The Difenverc of the True and Natural Fra n' hirniind, price It. td ; and Mean. adequate to the Prefent Crilis, price 4s. AN IMPORTANT ADDITIO N TO THE STOCK OF BOOKS OF EDUCATION. This day was publiftted„ printed nn good Payer, and in a dear Type; correfponding In hze with Dr. Mayor's Britt& Nepos, price 3..bdund. with the MN Allowance to Schnale„ HE CLASS BOOK; or Three liuneeed and Sixty five RRAD/NO Lesseita" fin Schonts of either See : °combining, with the elements of all knowledge. a greater Number of reading Ezerdlee, from the bet A uthors, than are to he found in any other work of the fame deferipti"n: event leffon having a clearly defined etijoet, and teaching fame principle of (deuce or illorshry, or tome important truth. By the Rev. DAVID BLAIR. The Author has been tlimuls.ed to compile thefe neercifes in reading, by the obfervatinn, that, although there a prefent cult feveral excellent books for teaching Reading and Eluention. the object 01 them dues not extend beyond the mere combination of words; and they confiß ai.mnft entirely of paltages, feleCted with reference to beauty of compoition only. In the prefent Wad's He. gal" has been united with Utility ; Sound and Sent: have been itudion4y combined; and Eloquence ha" always been adapted to the purporm or Inetudion. In &oft, eve. y one of the lh IT"nt in this Clafs &ok is calculated to make the Young Reader bath Mite and 'theAutitor's own experimee as a Teacher f•igerfted to him the disifion of his honk into three hundred and !ivy five lcfons,ma entitle every day in tbr year; in each of which the fubjedt matter is generally finithed within the fultahk length of a tabu. This diction, it is obvious, will he attended wi-h an equal degree of convenience to the Tutor and Pupil in the actual Mainers of a pub is Seminary. Printed for RICHARD PHILLITI, No. 6. Bridge ftreet, Black• trine ;sod to be bad et adbookfefien is the United Kingdom. I'ESDAY, JULY es, 1807 OXFORD. A ---• L N interelling View of that fplenclid Univetfity is new exhibiting at Mr. BARIMIL'S Panorama, near surrey• (tree, Strand, difplaying at one view the fineft affemblage and the stvateft variety of Architedore any where to be met with The View of Florence will coutinue in the fmaller Circle till further notice. OAK TIMBEit.—TO BE SOI.D, FIVE Hundred and Fifty OAK TREES, from so to yo feet, now lying at ?legelcn Wharf, near Feverthaw. Kent —Enquire of Mr. James Knowler, Boughton under-Blean, near Faverfhlm. ISLE OF THANET. . TO BE LET for the Seafon or the Yar, A COTTAGE ORNE, completely and elel:tanliy furriflie4, eomprifing nn the ground floor, a Drawing Room, Dining Rty+m, DrefEng Room, with a Kitchen, Scullery Buttery, Pantry."HoUfekreper's Room, and Larder ; over the fame, and adjoining to the Cottages. are nine Beds, molt of them Deft Beds; afro a double Coach Houfe, and Stabling for three Horfca, °coated at Kingfgate, one milt from Broaditairs, three from Margate. and four from Ramfgate. Letters, port paid. addracd to A B. at Mr. BergelVe Library, Ramfgate, will be attended to. VICTUALLING GAFICB, yid 23 1807. THE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING Hl3 meyisrrs NAVY, 4 ferrlpy Eke 'mike, That on Thurfday next, the 30th initant, they will be ready to receive Tenders in wrizing,x(fuled up) and treat for Nets gnats. titles of BISCUIT, mule from Whole Meal, as the refpcetive manufadturers of that article may think proper to (Ara, to be deli vered, in a month, by weekly proportions, into his Majefty's Vic tualling Stores at Deptford; and to be paid for by Bills payable with intereft ninny days after date. N B. No Tender for a lets quantity than Three Hundred Bags, will be admitted. The Conditions of the Contradt may be ken at the Secretary's Office. regard trill k ill fto any Terrier is to&kb the trice flail not he iaferted word: at length, or that fitlel apt be &livered to the 804011 before oar o'cloei on the faid Tharfday , next, the 3:,t1 ia9.zat. nor ladle the terfon tots males the Toiler, or fosse prfas ex his behalf mem& S. aafwer Ivies calhol far. EAST-INDIA TRADE. Saturday, my IEI7. 'l[`fl E MerChAn's and Inliabildnts iverprinl and A. its environs are requefted to attend a. public Meeting, to be held within the Exchange, Pt half paft Twelve o'clock, TillS DAY, for the purpofe of taki.ig into confiderati .n the Expediency of Pre ferring an humble Petition la the Legift iture, prayi That the preterit Application of the Eaft India Company, to borrow Two Millions, on t"eir Bond.: may not receive the lancßion of Parlia ment, until a full inquiry Dian have been made, whether the means and profpefta of the baft India Company, for the repayment thereof, are fach as would pith), the propo`ed Loan; and alto. Whether the continuance of this extenlive branch of our commerce, under the prefent fyftem of a chartered monopoly, is calculated to pro mote the real and permanent interefts either our Afiatic felons, the Brit:fh empire, or the EaR India Company themfcives. Jofeph Greaves William Neilfon Edward Pearfon llionsas Cafe William Ratbbone 1 1 / 4 1.1vcr Thomas Rodie John Tobin William flurry Samuel Ho'land Samuel dtaniforth Willis Earle Thos. Lowndes, jun. Henry E. Roberts Nathaniel Heywood Samuel Thonipfon Jacob Fletcher At a Public Meeting of the Merchants and Inhabitants of I Aver pool, convened in purfuance of the preceding Notice, and held in the Town Hall, within the Exchange, this a tth July, t 8:y, WILLIAM RATHBONE. Ffq. in the Chair, Refolved, 'that a humble Petition he preent;tl to both Hotifet of Parliament, praying. that the prefent application of the Haft In dia Company, to burrow twa millions on their booth, may not to eeive the fanition of Parliament, until a full inquiry (ball have been inftituted, whether the means and profpedls of tha Faft India Company, for the repayment thereof, are fuch as would jtaftify the propofcd Loan; and alto, whether the continuance of this extenfive brans" of our commerce, under the precut (*yam of a chartered monopoly, is calculated to promote the real and permanent lute rats of either our Aliatic prallions, the Baia% Empire, or the Eaft India Company themfelvcs. That the Petrions now produced be adopted, and that they continue for fignatures till reit time this evening, and be then dif patched for London. That Lieutenant General TA R LETO ei and fti.dnr Gen ral nAe savor be retplefted to prefent the Petition to the Hour:. of Commons. That his Royal Highnefs the Dote of Geouervren, P . In Lon don, or if Went, Lord Gilt :MLLE, be r. qu, (tee' to prefent the Petition to the Houfe of Lords. That theft Refolu t ions be figned by the Chairman. and publiffied in all the Liverpool, and in the following London Ittew`pliers-- the STAR, the Times, the Sun, the Courier, the Globe, the Morn ing Chronicle ; and that a Suhfcrip:ion be entered into for defray ing the Expences that nyiy be incurred in the profecutinn of this PRICE SIR-PENCE• PHILANTHROPIC ANNUITY INSTITUTION, Si, PALL MALL. - BY the defire of thirty Proprietors and upwards, porreffing the neceffary number of Share•, Ido hereby call a Court of Proprktare of tide nftitutinn, to be held at the Piastre of the (oak=lna, No as. Pa 114144 on Monday the urth,ef &Tuft next, at twelve o'clock at noon, to confider the conduet of Sir Jaws Cockburn, Robert Wand, John Pro We t, Leder :'etf• ham, and Wiliam lackfon, aid to diftnif. them from being Diredtrr of the fail Inftitudon; and at vihich Court Truftees are to be nominated and aorta. az, Pall P.ill. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, 'HE Good and FaA-failing Carver Bildt Cutter the I.lVELY.—Mcafurea St Tons, copper•faftened, about two years old; well•calculah•.* for a Yatch, or Packet, basing two cabins, with two•length of bed places in each height. und.r the beam% fix feet three i , ehes, a fore came with two bed places ; the length of the hold so feet. height 9 feet. Till dilmfed of may be hired for plcafure by the day or week. For further particulars enquire of Mr. johnWeeka, St. Michael Square, Southampton. SOMERSFTSHIRE. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, (Subjeet to the life of the prefent Incumbent, anti THE ADVOWSON of a VICARAGE in the County of Smarter, together with the Glcbe Lands, and The Glebe Land confilts of upwards of 90 Acres of excellent Meadow and other Land, which, together with the Tithes, is of the ♦alue of col. per annum, and upwards, and is likrwife %key improveable ; the Vicarage Houk has been recently built, and contains every reptiGte for the accommodation of a genteel family, with fuitabla offices, coach boufe, (tables, barn, out-houfes, and farm yard. 1 he fituatiort is delightful, commanding extenlive virvv, which are extremely hod and pielutefque ; is about a mile from the Great Turnpike rend running from Bath to Exeter; shout fix miles from Bridgwater ; 23 from Taunton, and eight from Gist tonbury. For further particulars apply to Meffrs Bleafdale, Alexander, and Holme, Solicitor., New Inn, London. TO BE SOLD BY PRI VA l'E CONTRACT, Very Valuable fit E - Eilo"Lii - ig-FAYi. corn prifing funtlry Extenfive Manors with the Royalties, Fithe ries, Rights ani Privileges belonging thereto; A Magnificcrt MANSION HOUSE, Built with Stone and covered with Slate, in complete repair, with Offices of every dcfcription, and upon a very large fcale of accommodation ; walled In kitchen garden, hot houfts, codes-vs tory, green houfe, flower garden, lawn, &rubbery. plcafure ground and home farm, platintions.and coppices fiorcd with very valuable and ornamental timber, chiefly oak, with a fn.-rounding and foe the molt part contiguous eltate; confiftirg of farms and cone. Meet buildings. mills, cottages and upwards of fire thou rand eig'it hundred fLitute acres of very rich arable, meadow, pafture, orchards, hop ground and wood land, in high cultivation, and capable of great improvement; all let to refpedtahle tenants at Old Rents, and the I.cafes will expire at Lady day next. Situate in a rich and beautiful pan of the kingalom,about t 35 miles Nort h of London. Fur paniail .r 4 apply terlt4r. Claridge. 47. Pall Mall At the London Tavern. Foxhole ftreet, l'lymouth, on Friday, the 3t It July inftant, at Ttn o'clock in the Forenoon. THE FOLLOWING GOODS, Viz.— TOR 110311 CONSUMPTION. TP Cafk 4 Anetto 47 Boxes Indigo 237 Dales Cotton Wool About 17 t tans Pieces Nicaragua Wood, and anon Staves Part of the Cargo of the American Brig BCC/SAMS. CURTIS HOLM es Mafter, from New York. reftoreti to the Claimants. For viewi.ig,Samples, and further information, apply to Phillip Sanfom and Sem, Prquires, in London ; or to Mr. John Hawker, Merchant, Plymouth. After which, by directions or the C ,mmiffion era for the Care and Difpofal of Pruffian Property; The terotiful, Fall filling. Copper-bottomed Ship, ANNA WILIIELMINA; of the following I)imenfions length 83 It. a :n. Breadth 22 6 pewee!) Decks 4 Holt • s Admeafures 774 it-94th Tons. She is Beitifh built, fuppofed In the Thames, copper fattened, has a figure head and quarter badges, pierced for is gabs, with a very near and convenient round bottle on the quarter deck, with (unable bitting for the Mailer and Officers; alto an elrnant cabin, with ftate rooms for paffengers below, good fteerage, Btc. She is alfo capable of carrying a large cargo. and mull he oonfidered a moil defirable Veffel for the Streights, Weft India, or South American Trades, or as a Packet to Lilbon, Malta, America, or Weft India Ifl mdt. Her materials are good, has a patent windlafs, and re quires very little to he done to fend her to any part of the Globe. Detained on het voyage from the Cape of Good Hope. by his Ma jetty's Ship Calcutta, prior to the declaration of holtilities againft Pruflia. and finer condemned to his Majefty. For Inventory, and further information, apply to Mr. John Hawker, Merchant, Plymouth. After the Sale of the ANNA WILIIRLMINA, a Ftie Dutch built Koff, shoot two Teams old, of the following Dimenfiuns t Length 88 ft. 9 in. Breadth m.• 21 10 Depth 11 2} Admeafures,4B9 53-94. She is a Veffel of the firft Oafs, and of great capacity, adapted for the Timber, or any other frade, where great burden is debt able. She is abundantly found in (lore., aria may be fent to fa in one week. ' For viewing the Vefel and fteret. apply to Mr. JOHN HAWKiiii, Merchant, Plymouth. banefs. WILLIAM . RATHISONE. The Chairman having I& the c!talr. it was refolved nnuimouily on the Motion of Mr. BOOTH, That the Thanks of this Meeting be given to WILLIAM RAl'llllOl4l, FN. for indefatigable, im partial, and patriotic conduit, iu the buliurfs of this d.iy. BUENOS AYRES AND 114ONTE VIDEO. This day was puhlithed, illwltratcd by 2 Maps, In One elegant Volume, (mall Odtavo, Pike Sit Shillings in Boards, 'TRAVELS from BUENOS AYRES acrofb the Continent of SOUTH AMSRICA.by POTOSI to LIMA, performed in the Years typo and int, being the Welt Travels through tilde Countries.. With copious Notes by the Trantlitnr, enrt tining authentic Deferiptioas of all the Spanifh Pt:dreams its Ouuth Attunes, ,drawn from the laft and heft Authorities. By ANTHONY ZACHARIUS HELMS, Formerly Diiedtor of the Minei . near Cracow, in Poland, and late Dircdor of the Mines and of the Proccfs of Amalgataation in Peru. Printed for Kt CUARD Put EA tps, No. 6, Bridge-itreet, Blackfriars, and to be had of A I:ool:ft-lien. Of whom may alio be had, The PRESENT 87ATT Of PERU, in one elegant Vsdome. Qarto, a mbeUilhed with f wenty coloured Engravings, price 21. ss. in board; HOLLAND AND THE RHINE. This day was publifhtd, in a large and very elegant volume, sta. accompanied by numerous and very beautiful Engravings, price al. as. in beards. ATOUR through ENGLAND alniz the Right and Left Banks of the RHINE, to DARMS FADT, in the Summer and Autumn of ;866. By Sir JOHN CARR, Author of the Stranger in Ir.liand, A Northern Summer, or Tour round the Baltic, Pergit, et bonnet) (taata eft tiducia) ripe* Ineomitatos CLAUDIAN. In this Work an impartial account is given of the manner+, euf toms, arts, and condition of the Dutch fince the emmerfion of the Republic of the Seven United Provinces into a Kingdom.. and a defeription of the mnft interefting °Ned+ and fernery in Holland and on the Banks of the Rhine, interfperfed wi•h a variety of anec dotes illultrative of the people of Holland, and of that part of France and Germany through which the Author p3IT id , and the whole is embanked with 20 Fmgravings, by a dißinguilked Artilt, from drawings made on the fpot. Printed for RICHARD Poi r.• ies, No 6, Bridge ftreet. Bla ekfriars, and to be had of all Bookfellers Of whom may be had, The NORTHERN SOMNIER, price al. as. The STRANGER IN IRELAND, price 21 sq. . _ THE ONLY COMPLETE SYSTEM OF PRACTICAL AGRICULTURE EVER PUBLISHED. This day was publißied. in Two large Volumes Quarto. price Four Guineas and a Half in boards, illnftratrd with nearly to ) Engravings. 30 of which are coloured from Nature, reprefent• ing various kinds of Implements and other Machinery, adapted to the molt improved methods of Cultiva , 7 in the molt approv• ed Gnats, and the principal Breeds of Shccp and (.'attic, from original Drawings by Gerrard and Scott, A COMPLETE SYS FEM OF PRACTICAL .s• AGRICULTURE, incluling all the modern improvements and Difeovcries, In which the principles of Cherliftry are applied, In explanation of the Nature and Compofition of :mils and Ma nures; and thole of other Scicni.es, in the Breeding, Rearing. and Fattening of different forts of Live Stock. The wilt le inttaiL.:4 to combine and explain fullyand completioly the Principles and Practice of the Art of Modern Hufbandry. By R. W. DICKSON, M D. of Hendon, in Middiciel, Honorary Member of the Board of Agriculture Soc. Printed for RICHARD PHILLIPS, No. 71, St. Paul'a Church. yard; and fold by all Bookfcliers. Of whom may be had Mr. ARTHUR Yocvo's FARMIIR'S CA• baxima, price los. 6d. in boards. RD. FRED. TH3IIIPS(I/4 sift juty,lB4. PIOVIDENTI L 114STITU rION Solicitor to the I illitation. For the INSURANCS of LIVES, and the ORAN TIM.; and PURCHASING A NNUI I'IES, Southampton Itreet, Strand, London. PRESIDENT, The Moll Noble the Marquis of Docartiona sr, K. G.- VICE PRF.SIDEN I S, Marquis of Unary, K. G. Vifcount C.betwynd, Earl Temple. Vdcount Duncannon, Vitcount Watley, I.ortt Braybrooke. TRUSTEES, Martini. of Butkinghara•—!.oed Braybrooke, William Pram!, gig. M.P. THE objeft of this Inflitaition is to enc , .urage truly laudable darn of Life Infurance and Provilion for Old Age by reacting thole tranG6tions to principles of the utmost prable public benefit. With this view. an extenfive Society of Noblemen and Gentlemen have entered into a Subfatiption of sco.oool to conititute an original capital. end, taking upon them- Gives tht foie refpor.fibility 01 the Yltabliflutu-nt, they intitk the Infrared and Annuitants to participate in profi , e, after the expen. era of an economical management are defrayed, in which the Pre fithnts, Aire tor., Truftem. and Auditors at gratuitocily. Thus, by the fpecific Suns inrured, and the divilan of contingent pro • fits, ev.•ry Members has the roll it valor pnifible for his payments r'ithoat being fubjed. to call. upon any loffes whatever. This im• portant and unpret.dented advaittsze is peculiar to the Provident inflitts:itin Military Men ieured at this OM:e ars not charged with any aiditional premium, unhis called into adual f trice. No adnaiM m fees are required—nor is any ..twrge made for palicies. Infurance and Ant•.ui its may he effcded any day within office hours, which are from ten till four. COUNTY FIRE OFFICE, Eitablithed by an ASSOCIATION of NOBLEMEN and GEN TLEMEN in the Counties of BUCK; LFICFSTER NOTTINGHAM BEDFJRD LINCOLN OXFORD BERK ; MIDDLESEX WARWICK HERTFORD NORTHAMPTON YORK For the exprefs Bencfit of Country Roildents. Patrons, the LORD LIEUTENANTS of the feveral Counties. TRUSTERS Thy Molt Noble the Marquis of PVCICINCHAM, K. G. The MoR Noble the Marquis of SAL;SRURY, K.G. The Right Honourable the Earl Of NOaTHA UPTON. The Right Honourable the Earl of Urria o,soar. The Right Honourable ' nra BItATBROOKZ. • rtiIItCTORS. • B CKS. Sir Will. Clayton, Bart. tiarleyford, Great Marlow. Win Prae.l, Efq. M. P. Tytingham. Scrope Eicr.lard, Efq M. P. Nether Winchmclen. Robert Ileown, Efq. Aylelbury Houfe. Philip Bo:, Lfq. Banker, Buckingham. BEDFOKD. Jnfeph Earnaod, ERE Banker, Bedford.. . Mark Brow n. Erg Dunftable. F. Green, t fq. Bedford. Lemur. Hampton. Efq. Banter, I.uton. D. Qieueborough, EN Banker, Duilltablc. BERKS George VrlLtart, Efq. M. P Bifham Abbey. George Knapp, Efq. M P. Banker. Abingdon John S ephens, Efq. Banker, Reading (Oman Vincent, Efq. Banker, Newt.tury. Henry Proctor, Efq. Windfor. HERTFORD. J. S. Story, Efq. St. Alban's. Efq Banker, HI chin Richard Brabant, Efq. Banker, St. Albite& Thomas Haworth, Efq. Barham Wood, near Elnree. Thomas Kinder, Efq. St. Alban's. MIDDLESEX. The Right Honourable Lord Northwick, Har. ow. Charks Poole, Efq. the drove, Stanmore Samuel liull, Eh] Banker, Uxbridge. Thomas Tal.t.ot Gorfuck, Efq lyuren.fquare , Weftminflit. J. 'F. Barber, kfq Hampitead OXFORD, Timothy Cobb, Efq. Banker, Banbury. Richard Heydrn, 114 Banker, Banbury. N ichard Wouton, Erg. Banker, Oxford. Rie' , ard Kirby, Efq Banker, Biceftcr. John Davis, 14q lil..zham. John Davis. Fiq. lil..zham. - I)irct2nrs will Morey be eledted in the rrnaining Counties. AiIEWING the relief from anxiety and fr e quent v ruin, which arc afforded by infurance from fire, feveral No bh en m And Gentlemen of the Affociated CallfltiC, have long been defirotte to encourage and extend a difpofitlon towards that valuable precaution, by redudeg it to the molt benefi cial principles pt , ilible for their neighbors and tenants ; they have confithred the acknowledged favourabknefe of country rills; and on that as well as on feveral other accnunts, they arc fanguine in the belief, that this alrociation will prove eminently ufcful to country refidents. 'The following leading features of this Inftitution are recom mended to an attentive perufal. An original Capital of 303,0031. fubfcribed by equal portions ia the feveral Counties, will guarantce the engagements of the Office. I aeh County returns a fimilar number of Diredors. under whole fuperinrendance and controul the affairs of the Affoelation are condude I. Hence the perfous 'gored by this Office,eonsmit their inter& to the prntedion of chore whom they know,and who are locally coaneded with them. The terms of infurance will be found to be of the molt mode- rate defcription. AU ,crfons who continue 'doted with this ant:latices fermi years, whether their policy be originally taken out for (even year, or be renewed annually, will be rendered Proprietors, and parti cipate with the original Subferiners in the profits of the establish ment : while thus entitled to eventual profits, they have the pc. culler and valuable affurance of being feenred from the ponibility of loft, as the foie refponfibility Is undertaken by the Subfcribing Proprietors. Heree the profits 'Ton thefe tranfadions will not he lent away among (trailers, but will revert to thole with whom they have originated. A difeertiing public will doubtlefs perceive, that on the above principles the benefits of infurance from fire, will be *edited at. to the eheapeft and molt feeure manner the premiums of infur. - ance are as low u can be admitted, cnnllftently with the fecurity of the intured themfelves, thould unfavourable events arife t while, it it proves that fuck events do not ante, the excels of premium will he returned in the Dupe of prnilts It will alb be obfervcd that •he capital fubferibed it amply fufficient to comer any Infra that eao realonably be conceived, without being fa great as to dif., perfe the profits upon there tranfaCtio is torough a deters extent of Subferibers. ••• The Afroeiaiion, although founded expethiy.yor e r s itt7 bufitiefs, provides to effrdt infuranees in and about fetch partb of London as partake of the nature of country ritks.—• the wtdern part of the meteopnlis and the new buildings generally come within the views of this 021:e. Attontlance is daily given from Nine to Frur &Clock, at do, Office in Southampton Arm Strand, London.