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f --- jr(11 Vet . Ceni. • le "" j • • 4G -J -4-01 NO l si Nkl •.., a N h • 1.. 4- • * W . • •-- - - _ ."= - Goe - , .- r Nr:MB" " TUESDAY, JUNE 24. 1823. . • • • [ P ntAli.7l= PAN METROPOLITAN LITERARY INSTITUTION. No. 11, New Bridge -street, June 18th, (823 THE Propriet ors an d F r i en d s o f t hi s I nst i tut i on A. wilt Dine together at the London Coffee House, Ludgate on Tmossnav, the 26th of June, hist. WILLIAM VENABLES, Eq. Alderman, in the Chair. JUST AltitiVED* from the EAST INDIES, and never before seen or exhibited in &trope, two of the most beautiful Animals in the World, the BOS INDICUS or the Little Zebu of the Gaugba WU, the interior of Hin dman. Also a SPOTTED DEER, ftonsthe Islaud of Saugur, commonly called the Tiger Country, of a species unknown in Europe. In the same Collection will be shewn two I.IVE LAND TUEPI NS. of the Tortoise Genus, just arrived from the interior of New South Wales; they are of enormous size, generally allowed to be the largest of that species ever found.— These curious and interesting Animals are now exhibiting at the WATERLOO 'ROOMS, 94, P4l- Alan, daily, from Ten till Six.—Admittance One Shilling. .fufiF cowitowoob.srwr.+; Nim...Actie-yrkhr-Tht NVILLIANI ALDER , r,i.s'ed with thiltatettil remembrance of the favours he has riveived fit" . 'tlie liberal support of his north-rims Friends Nisico his comitwncenttiat in Business, takes this opportunity of niformina,"dlem, and com mercial men in general, that he his recently cinviderahte alterations and improvements b his Premi.e., which t.-tlable him to hope that his present accummodaii iire -itch as he trii.t4 may entitle him to a crnitiattance of that Patrotia. , b i a..d Serrort which he has hiti-i-rto s o beuntittilly exr:ttienced,. and whit!. it will ever be his constant solicitude to deserve. W. A. has also fitted up a ('.firer-roar.: adksining the above 1-/orel, when: Newspapers are furrished.—N.B. Wines of the mast vuperior quality ; Soupe every day ; Coachei to all patts of the Kittgdorn Newcastle-upon-Tyne, June 9, 1 SW. NOTICE TO CREDITORS. LL Persons having any CLAIMS nr DE- A3IANDS on the Right Honourable JOHN Earl of EG VONT, or upon his Son, Lord Viscount PERCEVAL, are r ~oeued forthwith to send an account thereof (in writing) to op with the amount of their claims, and the date and partial bri of their respective securities. in order that an arrangement „win progress to secure and discharge the same maybe carried istoesecation. ViNES and A DEY. Solicitors. C, Stone•buildings, Lincoln's lnn. TO-TEA-DEALERS, OTHERS SUGAR-ERCIIANTS, AND . M WANTED. by a Peison of Re-pectability, a 1V SITUATION as TRAVELLER, who can write an .big gond hand, Is etinrersant in Accompts, and has a r 5. r t tal knowledge of Business would have no objection to travel pry pare of England. The most respectable references can a l glven, an-I security to any amount, if required. Letters (post paid), addressed to Mr. Charles Benz Post bite, Poole, Dorset, will meet with innnediate attention. - tv wa% publi.hed, in Two Vols. price 12s. ABROAD.—By the Author of A b Tbr 'ler:nit in T.onfion," " Hermit in the Country." Printed for Hrnry Corium and Co. Conduit-oweet. This cisy wcs publi4led, in Two Vols. Sim price 41.31. trISTORICAL VIEW of the LITERATURE of .11 the SOUTH or PUROPE.—fIy M. DE SISMONDI. Ihmihted from the Original, with Notes. tty THOMAS ROSCOE, Esq. Printed for Henry Colburn and Co. Cohduit-street. This day was published, 11. Two Vole. 800. with two rat Similes. and tour Maps. price 2.8 a. English, French 24t. iriiE Second Livrai , on of NAPOLEOIsrs ME- I Moms. Dictated at Saint Helena, to Counts Diontho. le, llatrand, &c. and CORRECTED BY HIMSELF. Planed for Henry Collntrn and Co. and M. Rossange and Co. 14 USC It IPT OF LOUIS XVIII. ritaday was published, iu era Frer.:b, ss. od. English, es. 6d. lin KING of FRANCE'S NARRA'fIVE of his ESCAPE from PA RIS, and JOURNZY to 1/lIUSSEJLS n4COBI.ENTZ, in 1791. Town duce, et Auspice Tomo. Hoe. L. 1. Od. vi. hinted for Henry Colhurn and Co. Conduit-meet; and Id. Inliange and Co. Great fdariborougls.stacet. - • This day was published, , . In Two Vela. small Syn. price I Se. boards, WINE and WALNUTS ; or, AFTER DINNIIR CHIT- CH AT. By EPHRAIM HARDCASTLE, • atinn and Dry-salter. Noted for Longman, Hurst, net., Orme, and Brown, London. —.--------, _ This day were published, in 12me. price Ss. nd. SERMONS, preached before :t Country Congre gation.—By WILLIAM BISHOP, M.A. Rector of Often Nervet, Berks, and late Fellow of Oriel College. Oxford. Ward: Printed foe J. Parker • and C. and J. Rivington , lk-Paul'sCburch-Yard; and Waterloo -place, Pall-mall, London. This day were publigled, Is One Volume, Quarto, with an accurate and enlarged Map of England during the Heptarchy, Plates of Coins, &c. price It 13s. 6d. boardr. THE SAXON CHRONICLES. with an E n g lish Translation, and Notes. Critical and Explanatory. By the Rev. J. INGRAM, Late Saxon Profeisor in the University of Oxford. Ti; which are added, A /few and Copious CrtnosoLoolcat., TOTOCSA !MCA La and 6tasuoutt. !NMI, with a short G rammar of the Saxon , Language. bated for Longman, Hunt, Rees, Orme, and Brown, London. Subscribers are requested to apply for their Copia* (through *medium of their Booksellers) without delay. SUMMER EXCURSIONS. 'his day was published, price 151. bound, an improved Edition, corrected to the present Time, with an entire new Series of braying' by Greig, mostly from original Drawings , rpm. GITIDE to all the r 1: ATER I Nti and SEA- L BATHING PLACES for 1825; containing full and ac. orate Descriptions of each Place, and of the Curiosities and trating Objects in the Environs, and forming an agreeable and useful Companion during a residence at any of the Places, or daring a Summer Tenor in quest of Health or Pleasure al so a Description of the Lakes, and a Tour through Wales. By the Enrroa of the Pscruas of Lorcaoa. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and &own; and al.:: had of all Librarians and Booksellers. POWS EDITION OF PATERSON'S ROADS. D. dicared, by permission, to his MaiestT. This day wan published, in Bvo. with an entirely new Set of Mrps, prke 164. boards, or half-bound, with parchment back, 16s. bd. the Sixteenth Edition of DATERSON'S ROADS of ENGLAND and A WALES and the SOUTH ERN PA RT of SCOTLAND. By EDWARD MOGG. 'Ms Edition is arranged upon a plan entirely novel, and the 'thole remodelled, augmented, and improved by the addition of ataxerous new Roads and new admeasurements ; with original Ind correct accounts of Noblemen at; d Gentlenit.:.; Seats, An tiquities, romantic Scenery, Cvriositics, and other remarkable übjetts throughout the Kingdom. Printed fur Longman, Hurst, [tees, and Brown ; J. M. Niehardson; Baldwin, Cradock, and Joy ; J. Booker ; Rodwell and Martin; G. arid W. B. Whittaker; J. L. Cox; J. Sharpe; sed 3i: Mogg. TO PARISH OFFICtRS, &c. • Tias day was published, in Syn. price ss. 6d. sewed, P IME CHUKCHI W A ILDEN'S and OVERSEER'S 44' GUIDE mid DIRECTOR; written and arranged.for the .vOf Parish Ollkvre and others, desirous of acquiring Paroch ial IRIS/motion ; un an entire new System, in which every Branch ilusiness, and mho 3 Matters relating thereto, and the /rancid Duties of Parish thlcers arc familiarly and minutely By J. ASIIDOWNE, Limber of.the llowsurahle Society of Lincoln's Lan. rota th Edition. Te which are added, Useful Fatraets from the late Vestry Act. ;'cinted for G. and \V. IL Wisittaher, Ave Marin-lansi , Also, by the saine.Author, The rwatut Pimati-Rivra Bugg, for Overseers of the Poor; wing an approved and gouveithem . Plan for the Assessment for the Relief of the Poor; owl containing proper Directions for tlnVieting the Aqii;ssnent, the,ndjulting of ' o bviate, and the ..° ll4 qtr.of .pructe.litlg to rqcorsirr Astasitmt qf the Bate ky ANErct, In post 4to. price As.. in fed ribeteP• • The ?num (tehquik's.A.t,,rti t t i sispr i m. Atiptstis r slumiag Lite 11.. raw? of Paupers receiving occasional qr pignaanont ,Par9c4t4l STZWA DIM Sir W. Paxson. %Immo CLAZZ, Esq. Chamberlain of London. JAMS BATSMAN, Esq. DAM/ LAING, Eaq. Pow. Comore, Eel: JONI( Palmate% Esq. CHARLU CRADOCK Esq. Tomas SAUNDSILS, Esq. Awonsw Rears, EA. JAMS& SZDOVMDZ, H.q. WILLIAM °DRUM Esq. S. L. Girraars, Esq. T. C. HANSARD. Eaq. G. H. Hetrrae, FAq. James JIDISINGS, Esq. Tickets; One Guinea each, n Stewards, or at the Office of tl on the table at Half-past. Five o' JAMES J ATWOOP Smuts, gsq.. G. 15. 'Wurtsassa, FAN. W. B. Warr:mut, E.q. R. A. %Lox, gag. Tuassas WAAO4:I4 Eno nay be• obtained of any of the the Institution. Dinner will be 'Clock precisely. ENNINGS, Hon. Secretary. . _ This day was published, Tn Two Vels. 12mo. price 14s. boards ' SELF-DELUSION ; or, ADELAIDE D'HAUTIF aeicffe. A Tale. . _ By the Author of " Domorric Scenes. Printed for Lurz,man, Hurst, Rces, Orme, ind Brown, London. Of whom may be bad, D•nne;tic S.v.res. A Novel. In three vols. limo. JCL Is. MISS EDGEWORTH'S NEW VOLUME§ OF EARLY LESSONS. This day was published, in Two Vols. price Ss. The Second Edition of ROSANIOND, x Sequel to Rosamond in Earl) Lessons. By MARIA EDGEWORTH. Printed for It. Hunter, 72, St. Paul's Church-yard; and Baldwin, Crotlock, and Joy, Paternoster-row. Where may he had, by the sane Author, FRANK, in .1 vuls. price 9s. a Sequel to PRANK in Early Les:ons. This day was published, The Third Edition, considerably enlarged and improved, price IL 6d. hoards, - ATREATISE en the PHYSIOLOGY and DISEASES of the EAR; with new Modes of Treat ment : illustrated by a variety of interesting Cases, and accom panied with a Plate of improved Acoustic Instruments, for assisting hearing. By J. H. CURTIS, Aurist to the King. Printed for T. and G. Underwood, 32, Fleet-street. Of whom may be had, by the same Author, A Map of the Ear, for the Use of Medical Students,price 61. coloured. TO FLORISTS, Ste. This day was published, in 12mo. with coloured plates, price fis. boards, a New Edition of ACONCISE *and PRACTICAL TREATISE on the GROWTH and CULTURE of the CARNATION, Pink, Auricula, Polyanthus, Ranunculus, Tulip, Hyacinth, Rose, and other Flowers; including a Dissertation on Soils and Ma nures, and containing Catalogues of the finest and must esteemed Varieties of each Flower. Second Edition, with Additions. By THOMAS HOGG, Florist, Paddington-green, Middlesex. Printed for G. and W. B. Whittaker, Ave-Maria-lane. " Our Readers will perceive that we have read this Work with much satisfaction, and as we see no reason to doubt of the fidelity with which Mr. Hogg has reported his experiments, we advise them to purchase his Book, and reap the advantage them ' selves of his industry, diligence, and devotion to so agreeable a pursuit as the cultivation of a finwer-garden."—Montialy Censor, Oct. 1623. MAWE'S GARDENER'S CALENDAR. This day was published, in 12nto. price gs. bound, a New :' Edition of EVERY MAN I-11S OWN GARDENER; being a new and much more complete GARDENER'S CA LENDAR and GENERAL DIRECTORY than any one hitherto published. Containing Directions for all Work neces sary to be done in the Kitchen Garden, j Flower Garden, Green-houses, Orchard, I Pleasure Garden, Hot-houses, Hotbeds, Ste. Shrubberies, fa. Vineries, ace. For every Month in the Year; and best Practical Directions for Raising, Propagating, and Forcing, in each department; and also relative to Soil and Situation. To which is added,- a Complete Systematic Catalogue of Plants. By THOMAS MAW K and JOHN ABERCROMBIE. The Twenty-second Edition, brought down to the present state of Horticultural Ifatowledge. Printed for C. and J. Itivington ;J. uthell J. Nunn ;J. Seatcherd ; Longman and Co.; T. Cada ; J. Richardson; J. M. Richardson; Baldwin ind Co.; G. and W. B. Whittaker ;• Harding and Co.; J. Mawman; Sherwood and Co.; S. Booker;' Harvey and Darton ; S. Bagster ; W. Stewart; T. Hamilton ;, G. Cowie; IL S. Kirby ; Ogle, Duncan, and Co.; R. Saunders; It. Srholey ; E. Edwards; and Simpkin and Marshall. - MODERN VOYAGES AND TRAVELS. MANY Persons being desiroac of posses , ing them. selves of this valuable series of recent VOYAGES and TRAVELS, who are deterred from the purchase by the full price of the Eight existing Volumes, are hereby informed that for three Months from this time, complete acts in Eight Vo lumes will be sold at FIVE G UIN RA S, handsomely half -bound with red-roan backs. Early applications are however rcom , mended, as only a few complete copies can be made up. The Series contLins above sixty works of recent Voyages and Travels, four fifths of which are nowhe re else t o be met w ith in the L anguage, i and the others at exorbitant prices. The separate Volumes at One Guinea, as heretofore • saddle Ninth Volume, which is in cours e of publication wil l com pleted on the first of September. Bride-court, Bridge-street, June 9,1845. 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LWbite Pant of the very best quality at 70. per lb. other Cu ,lours in proportion. Genuine WHITE LEAD, Common ditto, and OILS, I COLOURS, and VA RN ISHES of every description. ARO MATIC PAINTS, Stc. /cc. Investments of these Articles properly assorted and packed for Exportation. Patterns of the Greens, and Lists of the Colours may be vett at the MANUFACTORY, 83, WEST-SMITHFIELD, INN DON. "•:, A CARD;`* - --!***"`"--- Vrit. BAYLX, Surgeon-Dentist, with the sstnt• I tion of a inany Gentlemen who rank high in the Medial Profession. also of many Ladles and Gentlemen who have ex perienced beneficial effects from his improvement in the different stepartnurnts of his profesdonal practice (the most genuine proofs of which he is enabled to produce in 'numerous letters eons such who have been so friendly as to declare themselves bound to acknowledge the salutary relief derived from his much-ap proved system of treatment and operation's). ' Availing himself of their encouraging wishes and advice. Mr. B. has come to 'a determination of dividing the time for his' 'praetiee equally be tween London and Brighton, alternately a week 'at each place. - giving the second and fourth quarter of every mouth to Lon don, at 12, South Crescent, Bedford-square ; and every lint and third quarter of the month at Brighton. Performs ev,sy ope. 1 ration incidental to the Teeth' and Gums, supplies all deficiency of the Palate and Teeth in any number to complete Sets, per fectly easy and useful in every respect, and natural In their ap pearance, upon the principles of his improvements. Mr. Bayly begs leave to advise those who would wish to receive the benefit of his treatment in inflammation g• the in ternanneinbrane (or Tooth-ach), to apply in its first stage% if possible, as condelerable advantage will be the result - of an early attention to that malady, and of the least pain is not felt in its cure or the preservation of the tooth. 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They unite every resommendation of mild 6peratfon with successful effect, and require no restraint or confinement what ever during th;:ir ti,se. la tropical climates, where the ;pole ' (peaces of redundant and vitiated bile are so prevalent and alarm iug„ they ire an invaluable and ef(icient ortitectiOa.• They ate likewise peculiarly calculated to correct ilbuirderk arising from excessei of the table, to restore the tone of the stomach, and to remove most complaints occasioned by irregularity of pas bowels. Sold in hoses at 23. 9d. 6s. Ils. and 225. by .llntlars, clan !Alas,- 4, Cheipside i St. Paul's, 220. Regent-street,' neu Argyle Booths), London; Wateslun-plack; ville-street, Dublin; and by the principal blarlicin• - Vesplirs throughout the United Kingdom. • ' • . _ LITERATURE.' - • • - . la OBERT W Eki al Manufacturer, • po mult ,ic e .N . i eni ack cr ing --- .............. 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It Is strongly recommended to Shopkeepers and others who! in . the Old and New Testaments, in a large type, anetveiliidtis:i in the Language of the Scriptures, with 13 Engravings; by tbk Rev. S. asesow, price 75. hound. partiesfrons w um it came, u being a punishment suitable to are deceived by such vile impostors, to return the trash to thel .. . . base fabticatori of an article 'so essentially necessary to the fa- THE CHRONOLOGY of the LAST FIFTY YE,ARS, 1773 to 1623, being the Substance of 50 Volumes of Annual . Ile shionsble world. gister, 15s. in boards; or 1822 se p arately, is..6d: .. Trii genuine and surpassingly brilliant Blacking stands unri valled for its peculiar ezcellence in keeping the feet perfectly IHE PRESENT STATE of the isitrrlsH EMPIRE, free from damp in wet iveather, prese,g the i temiser soil and corrected to Feb. IBM,' with the new Population and-Fineman, Tables, .and 120 Maps and Views; by the Ray. J . Gountattrni pliable, And proditting the mosrelegant Ill& Wei lieheld, re price ss. 6d e in red. . krisited fur Sea Riestasa Porturs and s . e. London: 1 naming its pristine' Stinnes in any . -I .IS sold by veer) rii.. N.l4..l4a.ennapiliaeorzn, and 'llliekenah Ors Too Iretabi el lgad er in Toyer 112 61, C011alpf , In Battles, at ed. Hid: .ICaCetria;irill Opealititilo or *tee weeltg....;:spritilt. .* i "I. and lsd. each. .•. - . P 41146401 PUUCEEDINILS HOUSE OF LORDS, JUNIZ - 23. This morning their Lordships met for the hearing of. Appesti woe after ten o'clock. Couoael were called in upon the appeal of " Fowler (on the demise of Doe) v. Noble," from the Court of Eschequer, which ease was heard ottt ; and afterwards the Appeal of " Loyd p. the Earl of Trimlestown," from the Court of Chancery in Ireland, was remitted. The appeal of" Livingston v. Learniouth," from the Court of Session ' was partly heard. The Earl of LIVERPOOL said, that an important Rejmrt had lately been presented from their Lordships' Select Commit. tee, who were appointed to consider the hest means of facili tating the due administration of justice in the hearing of appeals, writs of error, and other proceedings, in relation to the jurispru dence of this douse. As the Report was now printed, and as it contained some - matters of inter:-nt and weight, ne at present gave notice that' it was his intention to introduce the subject to their Lordships on Thursday next. The Earl of LA UDERDA LE presented a Petition front certain of the Nlerchat,ts now trading in the City of London, who were desirous that the Scottish Linen IV.:.niin:.c:t.re till should pass into a Lw. The Earl of ROSS LYN presented two Petitions to the same effect from the County of Fife. The same Noble Rai moved the discharge of the Order of the Day for proceeding to a Committee on the Scottish Linen Manufacture Bill, on _account of the absence of a Noble Ltd (Melville)—whenthe latter came into the House. The Marquis of LANSDOWN presented a Petition from the Table Beer and Ale Brewers of London and its envirore, . . praying their Lordships not to accede to a certain claim in the New Beer Bill, prohibiting the Petitioners from brewing the said beer, unless they engaged se p arate premises for that pnrpose or forewent their own established tratles.—The same Petitioo was referred to the Committee on the Bill. The Marquis of 1..1 NSDOIV N mom! the third reading the Ireland Grand Jury Presentments Wit, upon w.i.ch szinie few amendments were suggested by himeelf and the -gad of Do/rolcif:toyP ; when the amendments wcre agreed to, the BM passed as amended, and messaged to the other House. Upon the motion of the Ear it Ss*:•tahanar, the Registry of Vesaels and London Sewers' Mils passed throve' Committees, aid were reported to the House without any amendments.• • TILE MARRIAGE BILL. The LORD CEIANCEI.LOR sio moved the Or der of the Day for the farther consiJelation of their Lordships' Report of the aborestarned Balk and also that thianiktiaed clause respecting the forfeiture of estate or property, on the milawfill . marriages of mi. oors,'should be added to the present Bill. . The Earl of WES MORELAND . took this op. portunity to deny the imputation of his having on a fortifier: night .reflected on die proceedings of the Court of Chancery, as 'connected with the cOndUct Of any one. No person was more willing than himself to do justice to ;he character of that Court, and espe. ciallyio .Nob Te-and Learned Lord who pre s ided in k. What he objected to was, that provision in the present Bill which placed the question of such for teiture ai he complained of tinder the jurisdiction of only OneJodge, whether in the Court of Chancery ar ExcheqUer,"and this 'Withotit" the: inteiveiniOn: of a British Jury. He was disinclined to adinit the.prin ciple that men-should be liable to 'prtisectition for false triths in such an seat; not for a matter . 'of fact, but a inete mitzter ofia; wfiefe . even' the lodges • niigliy `1;)e unable to. settle the point. . it was Iroi, and he was -aware of it, 'that the 100th Canon 'of 'the Church prohibited the marriages t bf mineieShad with out the cz:nsent of paren si hue Chitisa, Wonld ieoder every woe liable to prosecution, if Oiariying by banns er license, though no offence had been com mitted against the civil law. There remained fonr ways of marrying now—by banns, bylkeitse, and . by going to . Scotland or . Fiance; and would their Lordslrpi plattiriapedifitents to the open door - % while leaving the latter quite free? Pe could not apprcive of the principle:of the present Bill in any part; for lie considered the existing law, or rather the. pre-ex isting law,' su6tient, if carried into effect by the Cler-gy and Surrogates. • .The Earrof LIVERPOOL here observed, that it should 'be borne along in recollection, that the present chive applied‘tO very few . marriages, as it held only with regard to undue marriage in minors for bad ends. - He had given his decided resistance to the dissdlOi. lity of even those marl iages, when once solemnised. But, on the either hand, he conceived that it became tie diity'cif Parliament to prevent, as far as 'lsola tion could prevent, the 'marriages of minors:, , m being made for their Money, and nothing else,' flo satisfied was he respecting this principle. and-so sound was it in relation Jo property, that he certainly Mould give it his decided support. . • The Earl ofIA 7 MMORELAND explained; and wiihedforthe opinion of die Noble and Learned Li?rd. The LORD CHANCELLOR could only now re peat What he stated'ane former night, that the pre sent clause had been drawn up micusterially by him, as the servant of that. House; and in compliance with the 'wishes of Noble Lords. If their Lordships should adopt it, they were welcome tb it; if they. rejected they had clearly the right so to do; for the teeth, in either 'ca' s e - , would not celinept nor dliciattent.hitn. - —After the'cTause had bieti agreed to, the Bill, toke. : thee With amendments, was 03 deko 4)l* engrossed. leuti:AriD i;tacit sfettitieairrttasi... ' ' Viscount- 111P,LVII..LE moved !oC-Oider of . the dai•,for 'their Vatashilis to go ihsto nCozzialitt.be on the above"Bilt • : - The Duke of ./I:THOL, on this occasion, .rec.apitu- • ,Taieeanctre-nied thb lke had spited in the presetting stages of the piesefAt Bill. • Ile inch.. tiii ;its Vficts" '*onistbf kt 4 . :tous tb.the'Ope .fau,A,claiis-eff weaiet.i;* vibtiTtt consider ed • as • a InOie.i.alitalilecla4 Of his "Ma, e:; ut.bJecis,. and COUNTY FIRE OFFICE, It KG ENT -ST REEF. IIIIDSUM:VI ER RENEWALS are now in course jYI of delivery. Those who continue insured in this Este obtnent seven years, upon annual as well as upon septennial mil e s, and whether they have been claimants for losses or ekerw ise, share in the Profits. These have produced returns dTtsenty•five and Twenty per Cent. invariably ; and to 93,000 r wri during the last nine _years, a greater advantage to the r,she than any(other Office now existing has afforded.