Star. — London, England, 1808-12-30 00:00:00

S . , 11 . el N. t st V ove 4 , I 4 -.' Eit . il . t •tittl 4t 41 0, i . .....„ 4 ,, , / ' • ~,, : ..• • .-N- .t.,,.,, ~,t ..0 p•t st R 11..—"• • . . * . 1 ' • ** • 4 ; - ± _ . : ''' -:. • i , _ L. • -OM PI I • • • ow.* • ^ . 1 '.., .•YQ....._ . ' ,~: • • 1 ' i • ' ;itliEß 68°2] • . i !? .'' Eft•XlT Y ti .CEMBER t THEATRE -ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. TtHisTRE‘ENT EVENING,DECEMBER SO, ,I. their loolejesdes Servants will act the Comedy of JOHN BULL ; ...• , 1 - Or, A n ENGLISHMAN'S FIRESIDE. • • ' 'Peregrine, Mr. SIDI)ONS; . - ,Jme Hotionrabk Mr. Sbuflieton, Mr. DECAMP ; / 1141 ' -- „. Job Thornberry, Mr. BANNISTER ; ph 1106•:Dennis Brulgruddery, Mr. JOHNSTONE ; Dan, Mr. MATHEWS. L Caroline Braymore, Miss DUNCAN ; Mary Thornberry, Mrs. H. SIDDONS ; ' Istra. Brulgruddery, Mrs. SPARKS. ' • (Stlttime these le. years) the Pantomime of 01 10111115° ROBINSON CRUSOE ; :•.',I. ber• Or, HARLEQUIN FRIDAY. With the OriginalßEssic to the First Part. •Robiason Crum,, Mr. D'EGVI4LE; • • , . MALE ; Planter's Man, Mr. FAIRBROTHER ; e timandant, ( wkk a. Song).• Mr. COOKIE ; r• , • • • Fridayi Mr. LAURENT.. ' *SECOND PART, with Additions sad Alterations. ogmlubt, Mr. °Ali= ; Mandarin, Mr. M u if e, sr. FAIRBROTHER ; Gown , M r. LAUD ; ilis Dances by Master Laurent, Mrs. Sharpe, Ste. 'lBBo, y The Honey Moon ; with Robinson Crum. - 0 , (by desire) Mine* MAU dial . • 0, T i esday, The Beaux Stratagem.. qi n volfersday, Venoni. ' will be product** new Comedy . . *The oung Gentleman who made his first appearance on *by even ing In the character of Sir George Airy, In the 004 at the Zusitady, was received throughout with the imiliori ,110 1 0 1 . 11114 .—Due notice will be given of his next BOROUGH OF PLYMOUTH. T a very respectable Meeting of the Merchants,A Traders t and inhabitants of this Borough, convened by public Advertisement, by the Worshipful tie Mayor at the Guildhall thereof, on ?dandily, the 26th day of December instant, to consider the propriety of raising a Subscription is Aid of the Fund established in the City of London, towards the support of the Spanish Patriots. I N . pFstialtefe negement of the A. prietors of the Kennet General Quarterly " Bear Inn st Devizes, day of December, I DO HUM the Proprietors be held at the White ,the 17th day of : puipose - ii determining of asissev to complete el the liel,and plying to Parliament, row mono;', or - be dam* mom fir The 'Worshipful the MAYOR in the Chair. Resolved, That a Subscription be immediately entered into for the above purpose ; and that Books be forthwith opened at the Plymouth, Naval, Commercial, and General Banks, to receive the names of Subscribers and amount ofl;:nbscripticum Resolved, That the following Gentlemen, viz : WILLIAM LAN GIAZAD, 2011:MayOr, Mr. Robert Fuge Mr. Richard Bayly John Arthur Edward I,y lie John ClirkLangmead Richard/Wit Edmund Lockyer John *rev& James Elliot James Slade Jahn Hawker JobarGonid, and Henry Woo'tombs Violist CLawortby, Peter Symons Be a Committee for the purpoie of applying the amount of (be Subscriptions in such manner as may be deemed 'proper to give the most effectual aid to the Spanish Patriots, engaged in an ar duous struggle to rescue their Countri from Foreign Tyranny and Oppression ;• and that any five of the Committee be compe tent to act. Resolved, That the Committee be requested to Communicate, from time to time, with the Committee appointed in the City of London. Resolved, That these Resolutions be signed by the Chairman, and published in band-bills, and in the Star, Pilot, Sherborne, Exeter, Plymouth, and Plymouth Dock Papers. • WILLIAM LANGMEAD, Mayor. rariborettgh, Dec. ALB lON FIRE New Empowered by on Live.; INSU RAN( be renewed meats are made, this Company, London. A large every facility Is - of the public ma) •, The Company' N 0.97, near Oxford-street, Now , ' THEATRE:ROYAL, HAYMARKET. TIHS PRESENT EVENING, DECEMBER 30 , their* Majesties E Servants Y BODY . will net the Comedy of TH BUS Sir George Airy, Mr. JONES ; Sir Francis Gripe, Mr. MUNDEN ; Sir Jealous Traffic. Mr. BLANCHARD ; C,harles, Mr. CLAREMONT ; Marplot, Mr. LEWIS. Miranda (first time) Mrs. H. JOHNSTON ; taloa, Miss BRISTOW ; Patch, Mrs. GIBBS. Ater which will be revived, with additional splendour, tie cele brated Pantomime of HARLEQUIN AND MOTHER GOOSE. The Scenery, Machinery, Ste.. are entirely new. SIMMO' The Chairman having quitted the Chair, Resolved, That the Thanks of this Meeting be given to him for his readiness in convening it, and for his proper conduct in the Chair. Names of Subscribers, and Amount of Sums already sub scribed : William Langmead £lO 10 John Gould £lO 10 Robert Fuge 10 10 James Elliot 10 10 Edmond Lockyer 10 10 Robert Fuge, jun. 10 10 John Teed 10 10 Henry Wooicombe 3.5 John Clark Langmead 10 10 I Richard Bayly 5 5 Walter Clatworthy 10 10 John G. Wernnick 10 10 Edward Lyne 10 10 James Slade 10 10 John Hawker 10 10 I • RO' ESTABLISHED PERSON a . the 25th instant, ready to be delivered Exchange and in the several apply, for the January next, beyond the Date ••• Attendance surance of Buildings, bour, in Dock, anti also for the N. B. Fire awed, where the The Premium reduced to sa. party will be reduced the Office, or HOPE INSUI LUDGATE-, poLicm Christmas, that Period. Persons insured above Period, of Renewal are the respeetivt Kingdom. Iter-row. I at: _ Mabee Goose, Mr. SIMMONS ; fs of Cs, afterisards Harlequin, Mr. BOLOGNA, jun. ogle. afterwards Clown, Mr. GRIMALDI; - ef **l s l as Boy, B- ieLia: ards tiornpipe) Mies' WORGMAN ; toColsursbine) Miss ADAMS. Celbsette, Teinalede with two entire new Scones s the first re p re sent - . . tie Reins of the late 'Theatrea.Royal, in Covent-Garden, • to a Sew Theatre. P .& Tealorrow, the Exile ; with Mother Goose. NMI:odor?, the TrarlY of Hamlet. we Oal'oesday, the Beaux Stratagem. • ftalfolosedau, the Iron Chest. Li 'The Subscribers to the New Theatre in Covent-Garden, ny at liphetfully requested to send immediately to Messrs. Ste. , Batson, and Co. Bankers, for the Tickets of Admission • ire et prepared for theme of the Stlboeribers on the occa.sion of sr. the Foundation Stone of the Theatre at one o'clock To. LONDON REVIEW. ogrEL TIPPER respectfully begs leave to give Ste sailer, that the'First Number of the NEW REVIEW, under In the shevetitle,tooducted by Mr. COICIIIILLAND, is now in the sad, in conformity to the terms expressed in the Prospec- ttt 11001lbe admitted to the Public in the first week of February MC roots sear to that time, as the care and attention due to the tysod importance of the plan will admit of. Tien Work will be published quarterly with the names of the esoutouns, in Numbers at Five Shillings each. it • y LOMIISOhaII-Street, Dec. 26, Isoe. MISS OWENSON'S NEW NOVEL. • c ,", ilk la was peblished, In four Volumes I limo. price 21s. boards, of W OMAN; or, IDA OF ATHENS.— By Miss OWENSON. • Nal doute qu'on ne itlevat aux plus grandee <boles si Iron nell'ausour pour precepteur, et que la main de Is beaut 4 jetta s *snare acne lesser:lento de reaprit, et de Is vertu." • - Helvetii's. tr . . • Ithesdfor Longman, Hurst, Rees, aftertlrme, Paternoster-rove. Ira l i ne day was publiahed, in one vol: Sto. price 11. 1 Is. ed. in emt Weak the Second Edition, with coasiderable Additions, and INlVeltious, by the Rev. luaus Huta/awn, re • o o es ' HISTORY of the ORKNEY ISLANDS, in- od *ding a View of the Manners and Coetems of their An- nestad Modern Inhabitants. len. toe Monuments of Antiquity, their Natural History, or Miami, Botanical, and Animal Productions. Thrwesent state of their Agriculture, Manufactories, Fisheries • Commerce, and the means of their improvement. ' With a Map of the Islands, and views of remarkable Scenery. By the late Rev. Dr. BARRY, rot . Minister of Shapeashay in Orkney. illitriwwun, Horst, Rees, and Orme, Paternoster-raw TROTTER ON NERVOUS DISEASES; &e. Tiis day was published; In flue VOlorne, octavo, price 'Zs. ed. la beads. the SZCOND r A VIEW of the NERVOUS TEMPERAMENT. '`. l .• Being a Practical Inquiry into the Increasing Prevalence, Prerestba and Treatment of those Diseases, coasmonly called " Bilious, Stomach, and Liver Complaints, Indigestion, Shits, Goat, &c. By THOMAS TROITTR, MA). Physician to his Majestra,Fleet, foruseriz•Physician to the Royal Hospital itjclaillar, Ste. 4c.c. • • .• for Longman, Harsr; Rees, and Orme, Paternoster-row rout Of whom maybe had, try the 'erne Author, rsdo • 1 ; Idediciaa Nautica; an Essay on the Diseases of. Seamen a dd vols. two. Price XI. SF. an boards. •••• na Esiar, Medical, Plaitosoubical, and Chemical, or lAY ' and Its effects na that Ilurnan Beaty. The becor.d rail • In ene vol. 9vd. Price Se. In flee rd~' / er ne This day wax pat iu lhltsted with 59 Plates,_ in Twelve Volumes, Octavo, ['.acv l erice £7. 43. in boards the TalliD :.ITSON Of F 6 , JOHN FROISSAR.T's CHRONICLES of I M R LA IEs ND , FRANCE, SP-UN, awl. 0 the ADJOiNINC Per', from the latter part of the Reigo of Edward Il Coronation of Henry IV. w Nely trauslated from tit 414 Rations, with Variations any' Additions from many 4.e of 1 ‘ MSS. By THOMAS JOHNES, Esq. M. P. l'° . llki ch is Prefixed a Life of the Author au Essay on hi unit a Criticism on hi s lii.tury, , D issertation on hi I wry. )I *(4 for Longman, Hurst; Rees, and Om?, Paternoster lac sod 1. White , Fleet-street. • w e ;in* Press, and the course of the next Spring will be pub in fear Volumes quarto, printed uniiormly with the fin 'ion of Prousart' s at the Hafud Press , p , THE CHRONICI.PS OF MONSTRET.ET, ries" "° l l a Cootinuatioo of Froissart's Chronicles. Translate tree s il y most approved Ori g in a l s , with Noses, by 'llacu.o 96 , Esq. r Original j ,..._ of this v a l ua bl e W or k ha s never before bee 7, of ' 17 into English, and as there are only 300 copies printe C ' it is requested that those persons who wis h to h hi t. *haus! copier rill' lligeediSatmil i Vsitkifiik iIMAr s w tit / on Secor.d THE IMPERIAL WEEKLY GAZETTE, (Containing 20 Columns, price 64.) . Published every. Saturday Afternoon, and circulated by the Post within the distance of One Hundred and Tw . ertiy Miles, by the following Moping. • AT an ettentful Period like the present,• a cheap, 1- 1 - copious, well-digested, and strictly impartial Newspaper, is an object of great and general interest m every intelligent and respectable family, especially (from its lateness of information) in the Cquntry. 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At a time when the Metropolis is so inundated with new Jour- I gals, that the greater nuinbep of them cannot protract their ephe meral existence beyond the period of a few months, it may excite surprise that another Weekly Paper should be attempted, particu larly at a price that seems to render remuneration hopeless. But, 10BM:enraging as these circumstances may appear to the general -selparver, they have little weight with the Gentle men who have associated for the establishment of Tar WeELLT Recurrta.— They arc influenced by higher betts than emolument. They are sensible that the press is a p owerful engine In deciding the feelings and actions ut mankind; and that, on its just or perverml use, the happiness of minima greatly depends. Newspapers are confessedly the most active emanations of this instrument, and mitong these the Weekly peblications are not the least important; they are recurred to by the great cless of society, during their Sunday's interval from Wsour, as affording that view of the times, in a concentrated form, which the man of leisure is at liberty to contemplate in the diurnal repositories. A patriotic, impartial, and well-conducted Weekly Paper, is therefore equally a moral and political desideratum. But among the numerous Weekly Papers that are before the Public, it has blen with pain discolered, that the greater number are bested in disseminating principles subversive of the happiness and patrititie virtue of the; topic. To counteract these pernicious designs is the chief object of the Proprietors of Tar Weetir Rests rElj but while disdaining to act the pander to the worst passions of the multitude, let it not be thought . that they are the ,ois of power. No—their country is their idol. They are in principle and in situation equally independent of patronage. To :cadet the views of a wise and good adnehistiation will tie their most pleasing task; but they strill feerk their bounden duty, in trepidly, to opposes corrupt OC iNSIVIWO administration, and to contribute their efforts towards the reoartal of either. The Proprietors !laic thus declared *air motives and priaci _ of their publication can Ws Grace The Most The Right The Right The Righ' Vitut4t. Scaore recedenl again to represent T o :: b ir iE r ith eto muu r: l r t to a discerning ' All persons, Years, whether years, or be renewed nal Subscribers ime . With assurance of the sole responsibility of Noblemen ant pital to guarantee These Profits has a selection 9ualbered by pies.--lbuy know well tkat the expences of their publication can •-v - only be reimbursed by a most exteative sale; but they will not Pen be detefred, by ordinary considerations of loss, from their inteo for six dun of establishing a Paper, which shall be a source of just and Lou interesting information to their cotemporaries, and be banded tp f u t u re gcneratior.s as afatthfulrecord. deduct an the al• Orders for cite Paper are received as above, and by Nwuncti and Ffil4rallatia steweist Abe United Kigfiva: '' ' ' i tl i •• 0 .' . - • • • . 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Olitteei rertiddlii Kennet and Avon Canal Navigation, made at II ow the Rgh Sear, 4satleia tie jai itiallefbao e at :efilisirilti It ifegLelf rly Meeting of the said Committee, held• at.tbe will it Sella jsetice Hall, iti tit 61i Nall?, !Ain, sin:itrislap 41t rises, in the County of Wilts, on Tuesdaylts, the 90th tea of Jae:lsar, next, at ogle deisaijetit's,;•aini .' I', 1908 L— ' - • '' ' 411 s . . Pat& • I ' P % ICTUALLING-OFFICI4, Dec $3, imou l ". * BY GIVE NOTICE, That a gpechd Meeting of _., of Stores and Half Shares in the Mid Canal will THE COM . l3raMiligas,b, PR, ti.z.ING Vhite Hart Inn,. in the City of Beek on Tuesday UM M.1./Brire IlailiZ t 4 . lll . raby give : ock;oe, ' January next, at Twelve o'clock at noon, for the That on Monday the 284 of Jemmy ant, they walks toad, rmining upon the mode of raising a sufficient stun to receive Tenders in writing (sealed upland treat for theatre mplete the Canal and Works, either by disposing ply of what FRESH FEEF shall be demanded for the use of h is I other assets beloogine to the Company, or by ap- Majesty's Ships and Vessels at the Islond of Guernsey, for twelve anent, in the aiming Session, for powers to her. months certain, from the 4th of Febreary l lso9,and further until I create a sufficient number of new shares, as any s i x ' lo,',ett,, warning i b a n b e given as ,A b b e , ' side for t h e kne e. st for the benefit of the Proprietors. -nation , theriof ; the-mode of payment to* by Billa Pale slyiit Tlee lrest C n rditio da ns ys o * fth er e da CO L Mrsel may be seen at the elearetaere JOHN WARD, Principal Clerk to the said Company Dec. 28.1808, of Proprietors. ' • • Office, at this Office, or by a pp l y in g SO tbe tosunaster*Ournuer. IRE AND LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, No regard will be had to any Thmity*:7oaich sho eisesisil as+ EW BKIDOE-STEZET, BLACKTILIAIS ; inserted in words at length, or dost sh Pei is; Areovra ito tie liaardha• y Act of Parliament, for Insure= from Fire, and fire one S.Sissi es the 5eid1110145.4974111_4:41ta,rr01e/r ; and for the Grant and Purchase of Annuities. sides , the Pangs who stain the nate, er sr!? Pten Mils Moro . fo annon• when ca lled fir. NCES falling due at Christmas, should at t en d , ed within fifteen days from that period. Abate. PICTUALLING-OFFlCE,liaceseeher Ss, MN. tde,accordlng to the plan which originated with THE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING I , on the Premiums of all Fire Insurances out of MTh MAIESTrs NAPT, do hereby give Notice, large advantage is allowed on Life , Insurance; and That on Tuesday the 10th of January next, they will be ready is afforded by which the interest and *convenience nay be promoted. • WARNER PHIPPS, Sec. • to receive Tenders, in writing, (sealed up) and treat for One ' Hundred Tons of IRON VATT HOOPS ; two. Hundred Tons ompany's Office for the West-end of London, is at of IRON zurr HOOPS ; send One Hundred and Eight, Ixford-street, on the West-side of New Bond-street. Tons of IRON PLATE HOOPS ;to be delivered in ten weeks, ()VAL EXCHANGE ASSURANCE, by weekly proportions, into His Majesty's Victualling Stores at ED BY ROYAL CHARTER IN THE REIGN OF Deptford; and to be paid for by Bills payable with interest ninety RING GEORGE THE FIRST. days after date. December, 18418. The Conditions of the Contract, and Samples of the Hoops iS, whose annual Premiums fall due on may be seen at the Secretary's Office. instant, are hereby informed, that Receipts are now No regard will be kidtigasy Tender In whisk the price shall oath i elivered at the Company's Offices, over the Royal inserted in words at length, or that shall not be delivered to the Beard in Pall-Mall, as well as by their respective Agents before One o'Clsch on the said Tonday the HA of January twist, ear Ciunties ; and the Parties assured are requested to unless the Person who makes the Tender, er some Person on his be: Renewal of their Policies, on or before the 9th of half, attends to answer when called for. , as the usual Fifteen Days allowed for Payment, ROYAL MILITARY COLLEGE, December $7, HOC ate of each Policy, will then expire. IN conformity to the Resolution of HIS MA- SAMUEL FENNING, jun. Sec. JESTY'a COMMISSIONERS for Conducting the Affairs fiance is given, daily, at the said Offices, for the As- of the ROYAL MILITARY COLLEGE, that the Appoint. uildings, Goodti, Merchandise, and Ships, in Hato me nts of Professors and Masters shall be determined by comps- I 1 k, or while building, from Loss or Damage by Fire; tition of Talents, the Governor doth hereby give Notice, that a he Assurance of; and granting Annuities en, Lives. Military Drawing Master will be wanted at the Junior Depart. Policies will be issued free of Expense to the As- meat of the said College, at Great Marlow, in the County of the mutual Premium amounts to 6s. or upwards. i Bucks. elm of Is. 6d. per Cent. on brining Stock is now Letters of Application are to be addressed to the.dovernor of ;. per Can. existing Insurances covering such Pine the Royal Military College, under cover to the Right Honour- v reduced as they become due, upon application to able the Secretary at War, War Office. the Agent through whom the Insurance was made. No person will be approved for the Establishment whose cha• LTRANCE COMPANY—FIRE, LIFE, and AN- racter will not bear the strictest scrutiny. —CAPITAL, TWO MILLIONS--OFFICE, A Collegiate Board of the Royal Military College, will be held 'E -HILL, LONDON. at Great Marlow, on the Ist of February next, for the examina. :ES of INSURANCE, which expire a; tion of the Candidates for the aboveementioned Appointment. ;as, should be renewed within FIFTEEN DAYS from DUTIES ON PROFITS OF FOREIGN OR COLONIAL POSSEtSIONS OR SECURITIES. mired with this Office, whose Policies expire at the r i I HE PROPERTY ACT of the 46th of his present I, are respectfully informed, that Printed Certificates J. Majesty, directs, That Profits, arising from Foreign Posses- ire now ready for Delivery at the Office, and with sions or Foreign Securities, or in any of his Majesty's Dominions re Agents of the Company throughout the United beyond the Seas, shall be Assessed by the Conindssioners acting for London, Bristol, Liverpool, or Glasgow, at or nearest to pony offer to Insurers the following advantages: which such property shall have been first imported, or at or tsuring, or procuring to be insured, £ 1000 against neareat to which the Person who shall have received Remittances • 09 on Life, have the option of becoming interested shall reside ; and the Act of the 48th of his present Majesty di- blishment.—Persons insuring for more years than rects, That whenever the Produce of Profits arising as aforesaid il a considerable Discount on Premium and Duty.— shall have been imported into or received by any person partly in for Policies of £3OO and upwards—or for Policies the Port of London, and partly in any of the Outports above mount, when elTected for three years or more—nor mentioned, the whole of sunk Produce or Profits shall be assess. ments, Alterations, or Surveys.—No Deduction in ed by the Commissioners of London, and not elsewhere; and i R of Losses.--Damage by Lightning made good.—A whenever such produce or profits shall have been wholly impor- if ,C 5 per Cent. on Shipping Insuranceo—Abatements ted into or received by any person in the Outports above men. MI our or LONDON, from £lO to £4O per Cent. on timed, but in different parts, in two or more of such Outports, i an and a liberal Allowance on Duty.—Lives insured, the whole thereof shall be assessed at that Port at which the ma- I and Children's Endowments granted, on equitable j or part in value shall have been imported or received, provided genus Terms.—Solicitors and others allowed a Com- that the returns of such produce or profits shall be delivered to I bringing Life Insurances to this Ofice.—Foamisto the Commissioners at each of the places at which any part thereof ; red at 2s. per Cent.—By Order of the Board, shall have been imported or received. It being also further di- WILLIAM BURY, Setretary. rected, by the said just mentioned Act of the 46th of his present i COUNTY . FIRE OFFICE, Majesty, That the .gent or Receiver of suel Produce or Pro- JTHAMPTON-STREET, STRAND , LOND ON. fits shall be charged for the same, and shall be aoswerable for all Under Parliamentary License. acts required to be done for assessing and paying the 'duties on TRUSTEES, such property, whether the Owner or Proprietor be resident in .! race the DUKE of Rerteeo, K. G. Great Britain or not, under the penalties contained in the said lost Noble the MARQUIS of BUCKINGHAM, K. G. Acts. His Majesty's Commissioners for the Affairs of Taxes fight Honourable the EAAL of NORTHAMPTON. hereby give Notice, That strict inquiries are now making as to ight Honourable the E"ott of BUCKINGHAMiKIIti. all Property so imported or received, and by whom or on whose ight Honourable the EARL of UPPED. OSSOKE. ;Ant Panels, Esq M. P. account; but, being desirous to avoid the infliction of Penalties, E BERNARD, Esq. ?et P. they hereby require, that all Persons, who, as Owners or Pro- 1 • unprecedented approbation which this esti - prietors, or as Agents or Receivers of Profits or of Property, of neat has received in all parts of the Country, confirms the descriptions above-mentioned, shall have received the same in t vs in their opinion of its usefulness, and induces them Great Brimin, and who have neglected or omitted to comply present the distinguishing principle of the Association with the provisions of the Acts now recited, by not delivering sing Public. full and complete Returns for the current and any former year I ins, who continue insured with this Association Seven for which they may be in default to the Commissioners of the I ether their Policies be originally taken out for seven respective places above stated, according to the CrIFECIIODA therein t renewed annually, participate equally with the orig• contained, do forthwith deliver such returns, otherwise they will hers in such profits as may have accrued during that be proceeded against for the Penalties incurred by such omission tk this advantage they have t h e peculiar and valuable and default. I :1 not being liable to make good the losses of others, as The said Commissioners having been informed that several ‘ i stand charged with annuities to persons residing in Great sponsibility is undertaken by an extensive Association it h a s payable out of the proceeds of the said Estates, and that 1 become a practice to deduct the amount of the said annul- 1 en and'Oentlemen, who have subscribed an ample Ca- trantee the engagements of the Office. • tin from the Estimate of Profits, thereby not only reducing the , 'refits are considered to be very certain, at the Office income of the Proprietor, rj• btouletcawte setahlatingootheamplay:nent interest said tion of the best business, and its management Is mien..tett of mone yuities thinked n on ec a es n s y a kstate in Isis Majesty's u F' lil lg r n Don by large and numerous salaries; the r rusteen Direce - Mons ought to be deducted from the Estimate of Profits, but the duty IItO Proprietors charged th .or ere d ert kuditors act gratuitously. . ought to be included therein as part of the profits of the Estate, n ol u y itam hab s l ; o a to nd ced rate of 2s. per cent. Stock 'insured generally, without the average and than in all cases, where, after payment of such annul/ice, no it eis made for Policies on removal from ether °Saes. profit would remain to be accounted for by the Proprieton of inturing for seven years by one payment, are charged their Age.o, they are bound to return the amount. ends A n : clause, " Ag r e ab nt le s are t re th s e pe A cut i i rs only. ashioNV and to be charged for them ; in all which cases the Pree 2 rlet_ors 0 .. _ r their Agents respectively are to deduct from the reo ;I , ,ave been always made good by this Offite, wi th out ilectiee 'annuitants their proportion of the duty so charged in or discount. J. T. BARBER, Managing Director. r t speg th i rtur. By order of tte . noaret. principal Towns, Iviao arm . - ,14141411 - EW WINTER, sllllfiffy. idr °far fcr Tear, Nmenicr 5, I+loB. ' sai nts to are tw appo sio ll ni ted mwt in all usr the osee. .. . . z - .........---.... . - • - boards, in and in- An- to the pub- ..n stated been printer the This Company Persons insuring, Fire, or £ 500 - is the Establ , one, allowed , No charge' for under that amount, for Endorsement the Payment Brokerage of on Insurances the Premium, a Annuities, and and advantageous mission on bri, STOCK insured SOUTI tors, and AUCI. Farming Stock at the reduced No charge is . Persons inNring for six years Loues have deduction or SUPERIOR TLMBER.—To be SOLD by AUUTIQN, On the 27th of January nest. THE very capiral OAK, ELM, and ASH TIM BER, as now standing on the Eatate of GIDEA HALL, Hare -street, near Romford, in the County of One:, namely, about 390 Oak Trees A4O Elm, 150 Ash, 60 Lime, Beech, Chesnut, Ask,‘Hornlx4m, ace.; a lso about 400 Oak, Ash, and Elm Pollards. The Oak is from 20 to 60 feet muting., and the Elm chiefly large. The whole pill be sold in convenient Lots, at per Lot, as now marked and numbered. Particulars and Conditions of Sale may be had of Mr. John. Wiggins, Land Agent, Danbury; at the Unicorn, Haro-strect; . and at the Inns in the neighbourhood.