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Plymouth; Newbery and Son, Dublin • Peck and Turner Hall : and most Counay blegielpe Yeades;L, to boxes at 911. 9d. zed is. 441. sub. to BR PA71)01:F, THE LORDS Co simlssioNEAS of HIS MA JESTY', TREASURY, ha-..ing giver Direction:for pay;n: the l b eix:ital of the elbow swationed Exchequer Bills, with the !arrest be therm*, at the Exchequer Rill (Vie, ire the Receipt of Ereheirer, New Palate Tar!, Preeleishuger, as ifonday, the 30v4 day if . 11 4, 111110Atteiblarterriilk giv-rs drily (Someday, ma 110.'gryr excepted) etoitil'ard ;wilding Mislay the 16,4 e Jay, from T/11 o'Cloch is the Marring till One Fr the Nterrow, for the pigmies of►receiving the saws and, for the smiler Ertatch, the borers of tmb said Bills are Vesireifto bring. Lists Mere f, cowainhl ths Mader, is annwriail *deer risorks , 1. the date of the raid Bills, sad cortruarament of Interest, with the triihipel der and leder& dee agrees, ecapittedfrea, Sat iielimling , the lays or trhich they ire reeterthltly dated, so (hi eglifth dry of J4lBlO, inclusive, where tie later& tea:e; and tie Jail Bearer, (hein: !hiders or not) creindhpeneibly reqvireltoinforse ex‘h 2:llteUi their marl signature, and to write their Newts and Resid 10.7 at the &Okla of their List; and they are moreover requited to at the E.- chequer Bill o . Fee for joryorert,ard to receive the swat 1411,, and give the Reee;pts for the lime. . . . _ If any 1 the helices *Pk afore:aid Bill: shonhl le desirou: of retching Payment of the Prist.ital and Intered, previous to the esi sr th lay of Joly, they ray k asematodatel, on esatfrusing the Interest to t/ Jay an which they *ash to is tad, and leaving the had Bills for exam siddho swig prior thereto. _ _ _ Sea Person a; may be derirers of having new E.mhrew Billt be whale or in part Payment of Prix:lLA stilw nvetai 'few B.llt, end mesdistilag the ;went at Me !Name their Lid:, deliver rd en or before the 16th of .7Nly,lBlo,may, he acommeathaed with ne:r tarrying am lateral of Three-Pisa by the day, is every Ore Hausdred Pewits 'thick sail New Bills will hear date Me sad 20:h day e 14 1810, and will be delivers m Thursday the 24 e aim Ais following Days. N. B. All Exchequer 1311 h, bearir .g an interest after the rate of three-penes halfpenny per Cesium per Diem, and those dated Iprior to lst July, IWO, have been advertised wise paid of, la the Interest thereon has ceased. --------- - - - - ViESTMINSTER FIRE-OFFICE, KING-STREET, COVENT-GARDEN, .(Established 1717,) • • For Inuring Buildings, Household Furniture, Goods, and Stock in '1 rade, from Loss or Damage by Fire, throughout ENGI.AND, SCOTLAND, mid WALES. ATTINDANCE is given at this Office every Day from Nine till Four o*C.:uck (Saturdays excepted ; on which Day the 015ce shuts at Three o'ClOck precisrly). 14111:1111U3S _ r- Common Insurances, from £lOO to £lO,OOO, es. pet Ce - rt. per Anatun.—Hazardous insurances, from £lOO to .k.'.2t.,..at), 9s. pkr Cent: per Anoints. . • Doubly hazardous Irsuranee•. from AlO3 to £3OOO, ss. per Cent. per Annum. CFOII.LiE HOWE . BROW NE, Secretary. N. B. No etiorge =Ace for Policies when: the Premium amoun.s to tis. or upwards. Persons insuring for Seven Years :r: a!lo‘ycd One Year, and are entitled to a Profit at tile Expira :ion of the Term. ROYAL. EXCHANGE ASSURANCE OFFICE, Established by Royal Chatter In thl Reign or `Clow Ge e, orge I. Jun isin. p ERSONS whose Annual Premiums fall due on the 24th instant, are hereby informed, that Rece;pts are now read) to be delivered at the Company's Offices, over the Rovni. EXCHANGE and in PAL 1..N1 A LE, as well as by their respective Agents in the several Counties; and the parties aspored arc re quested to apply for the renewal of their Policies, on or before the 9th of July nest, as the usual fifteen days allowed for payment, beyond the date of each Polley, will then vipire: SAMUEL PENNING, jnn. Secretary. ••• Attendance is given, daily, at the said Offices, for the Assurance of Building., God•, Mercnandi.:e. and Ships In liar • hour, in Dock, or while Building, from Loss, or Damage by Fire ; and alto for the Assurance of, and granting Amanies on I.lv es. N.B. Fire Policies will he issued free of rspence to the At• sured, where tie annual Premium moan:, to 6s. or upwards. EAGLE FIRE OFFICE, CORNHILL, LONDON. MT IWIF NT OF RENT. POLICIES of In su rance expiring at Mlasultmett , should be renewed within Fifteen Days from that period: to prevent the Parties' interest ceasing therein. Farming Stock insured without the Average Clause, at 25. per Cent. ! Abatements on the Premium and Duty of Ina:ratites for more Years than one. General Insurances, subject to the Average Clause, may, la fu ture, be effected at this Office at the foilowing reduced prutniumi: . Merchantlizein the West-1 3 Months. 6 Months, . per Ann. IndliDocks S Is. 01 ts. 6d. 24. ed. Ships in Dims - . ss. 01. is. 6d. 35, ed. Mereitatitlize in the Lou-2' Is. 6d. Ss. M. f 24. 6d. doe Decks Ships in ditto . - 2s. Od. es. 6d :Is. ed. In Waterside District. Out of Waterside District. Common Insurance 25. 64. - - .2.5. od. flezardov a ;.- Ss. 6d. - - 3.. Oa. Doubly Hazardous 5 5 . ed. - - ss. 6d. Lifclusurances effected upon Terms of peculiar Advantage to 4 the Assunsd. W. BEETI - lAM. Secretary. - --- ALB3ON Flag AND 1.11 7 .1 i. INSURANCE COMPM,IY, NEW 1110014 , ITILYILT, I:LACK TRIARS : Empowered by Act of Parliament for Insurance from Fuer, and en Lives; and for the Grant and Purchase of AN Nur" tes. INSURANCES falling due at Midsummer will es- Orr, units.; renewed within fifteen days from that period. The System of Fire Insurance pursued by this Company, em blazes. every advantage on whisk it ie possible for persons desir ing such a ssawity to calculate. The premiums for Mercantile Insurance. and for every other class of Insurance in London, are of the moat moderate description. On insurances out of I.ondon, the premiums are lower than thoie of most of the Companies.— No charge is in any cam: made for Firs Poli6es, or for Alterations by indorsement. A large Commission is allowed an Lifa Insurance, and in that. and in every other departs:. IA of the *iciness, the Company's arrangements afford the tomo , t co:aye:ties:cc and facility to all engaged in such transactions. Buildings in Foreign Countries may he insured, when their situation and ttructure are not objectionable. WARNER PHIPPS, Secretary. •„• The Company's (Mee for the West-end of Lorelcm, is at Nu. 97, on the West-side of New Bond-street. near Oxford-stns.