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' to meet-their . pc- The - Capital of T'ue BRITISH FIRE OFFICE, and the T o sPeciability of its Proprietary, renders any observation on , . its Stability -unnecesiAry wild of .aturthe Charades of the 1 41:ana. gets . place them above,tlie possib';;Ty of running into w tntictolui Schemes to obtain busin ' es'a : ail the Rules, Regu- Terms, ed a ria '4'l4,- Condiiions, have been maturely weigh . la considered, and will: be found, on reference to the printed proposals, to cont a i n ,e ver . y thing fair and equitable. 1. o FAR NI E RS, the N EIV :.tl.O DE'of Insuring AgLitel , final Stock is recommended, which only requires 41 value upon vach Species' of Cradi, in whatever Building, or oft ‘iyhateirer part of the Faun it may b; at a Premium of Three iiillings per Cent. pzr Annum, and prevents the Insecurjry attached to the 01(1,1qoac now in practice with the other In tlarance Offices; bur the BRITISH FIRE OFIICE will, whenever desired, w i llingly- grant Insurance on the Old ' Nude, Losses by Fire from Lightning are made good, and in Cases of- Insurance on Freehold Property-, the Benefit of the Policy the descend to next rsons who may be legally e nt itled to lie same, until the payment on the Policy becomes due, litho Notice being, given to the Offic e . Annual Insurances due at Lady-Day, must be paid within 't• • , i teen Days therefrom, or the Benefit of the Policy will be 4()Z ; , but Insurances -may be. renewed after, withoutthe ex- Printed.'knee ofnetv - „ Proposals and. Conditions of Insurance, a of List the I;i re ti ors, Trustees, &c. may be had :Gratitheir %tilts in all the Cities and principatTowns in the Kingdom. "\`_ ROBERT SKELTON; See. . , This Day was published, One Large Van:ne t 0&avo, Embellished with Plates, and'a of Petersburgh, Price 145. Boards, • ---- - , HE PICTURE of PEtERSBUIk GH ; i'rom ..' . • the German. of HENRY STORCH. t inted , finted for Longman and Rees, No. 39, PaternOster'-row: 2. - ." After having di:i-,eutly profited by the advantages which bri 'sit u ati en at St !' f•ettrs.burgh - 'afforded . ; M - . - Str.ch has em ployed that happy - talenrat description for which he is much esteemed in Germany, in delinwtnig the moral and physical state of this splendid - residence of the Russian Monarchs: Whether we perambulate the streets with him, frequent tit, theatres, join.a Oedge-party on the ice, or take a _turn dn a sum Mer evening en the rnagnftent quay of the Neva, list-. ening to the wild notes of the rowers, we are exactly where he pleases to conduct us; the several objeas which he de scriber being as clearly and distinctly before us, as it we were adually on the spot. We presume. that this Work will bet 'read with pleasure , and . profit by .411 who have leistire and curiosity (and that the Pidure of Petersburgh will. be • re. ceived by Connoisseurs as the performance of no fneah.Ar, List." Monthly Review, Feb. arc r 2.. .. ... Seealso , the European Magazine,eze, • Membe;of the ',loyal College of Sprgeons in London, Surgeon of the Lock Hospital and Asyiitni, of the Finsbury Di:- pensary, of the Bloomsbury Dispensary, and Lecturer on the Diseases and Operations of Surge y. • • " We do not hesitate to recommend tins Work to the pe rusal of every` lktedic;•il thr. —London Review. " The slumber entr.municationS' here detailed is so con , siderable, the e -- iporiinents appear to have been so well con trived,: a 0 the resulv•, given with such candour, mat they must have great cii'zct in-settling the C.ontroverk.''—aritish . ' . The diligence, and discernment with which,l‘lr. Blair has/prosecuted these researches, have tonterre4 DO small obli gation upon the Medical and Scientific Word."---Commer cial', Mfg. • ....Mr, IlliiirskWork will be foithd a most useful riublic tion ; since it exhibits an Epitome of what all other. Writers ,h:tve advanced on. this important Controversy, and contabis much interesting initLociginal matter.",-MiMical Review. Of whom may be had; The First Part, ptice 45. 6d. Second Edition. In the Press. and in a very few. Days will be published, THE CRISIS of the SUGAR COLONIES, or .I. an Inquiry into the Objecis, and probable Effeas of the French Expedition to the West Indies, and their Conneaion with the Colonial Interests of the British Empire ' • emu. prising Thoughts respecting the Settlement of Trinitlada ; in Letters to the Right Hon. Henry Addington, Chancellor of the.Bltchcqw, "&c. ezc.' Printed for 1. Hat:hard, No., Igo, Piccadilly. • • • 1/00RE's TRANSLATIONS of ANACREON, This Day were published, In Two Vols. small 8N:to. Price :25.-in boards, with'a Por trait ofle,Translator, engraved by Mr. Heath, the Second Etlitio'n, with some additional Notes, of the • ' 0 bES of ANACREON, translated into English verse. by THOMAS MOORE, •Esq.. 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A few Copies of this splendid Work are printed on tine 'royal japer, with' proof impressions of the plates, price 41. 45.' 1411ards. Printed, for 'l'. N. Longman and 0. Rees, Paternoster, row - Cadell, jun. and .W . Davies, Strand and J. Mut, ray a i ntl . S. Ilighley, fleet-street. - , The second Volume containing Plates still more nu_ merous and, interesting, is in preparation, and will speedily be published. • PHENIX F/RE-OFFICE. " N " March Ts, ISet. I 3 HE DIRECTORS of this Office are booed - to wit h t acknoWledge the extensive and increasing Patronse it is hOnoured by all classes amongst the ruble Insured in this - Office, whose Payments.. fall ke,. ' d ue st 4 dV-D V • e requested to take Notice, That Printed and e e ts ate t a niZv al : ready at the. Offices . in Lombard-street, Cow, Jl - 12 ,- of Spring-Garden, Charing-Cross ; and in the tlail u -tr .Y in the hands •of •the - severat Agents. A t tendauce is hei c i A t ven- for th e I nsur i ng o f H ouses , B u ildi ngs , House in 11 , -...a5, St ock in Trade, and Verchandize ; a 15,0,, Ships Ca n T l X'ut. Cargo in Ships' and Lighters, in Rivers and s; and Ships Building or Repairing, horn. LosS or T h 4 cr. by F I kE.. ~Tar,p Insurance of AGRICULTURAL STO cK,'as first fi n .„ised by this Office upon the reduced Rate of Three Shil A , a , 4 6 s' Per cent. will bP found. on due examination far better p er i t ) ted to the socurity-of antlers. and Owners of. such Pro.- th ail arty of the fanciful new schemes lately adYertised. THOMAS WO RSL . E Y, Sec. . , ,urge CIT OF BATH. Double House, ht a pleasant Situation, commanding tine Prospeas, , . •••• - , • '' ai,. No. 7, Willcot-Parade, path. - The Preinies were , tillfil";lenally Two Houses, and are now . convertible into the . . it consists of an ecelleatF...itchen, and complete .ervan4' . . vaeit i has, on the Ground Flii'or three Rbogis, one of k'9l is 32 t'eet 4v t 8 feet ; . on'the-First Floor, two , Draw . ing f, ~u ri ls,'aud two hed-ohanibers'; on the Second .I , loor, tour (,nl-s:.ilAinbers, with couveilient Closets; above that, seven i't,4!:rets. There is a Garden, with a Hot..house ; and behind 4 .4t,t..i,t C Oach-lionse and two Stables for four - horses, Freehold, . '...teti-to a Graiind Rent of tzl. 3s. per annum. • ' 314or.further-purtjet:lrs inquireof Mr. 'Pinta, Islo.'9,`John , T je i 't; Bath. Letters must be post-paid.' The present i , I ,_ ,n,nt will quit at Lady4lay'next,r when possestion may be ' 4, q... ' • 'Second Edition, Enlarged. This Day was published, in One Volume,..Twelves, Price, 45. in boards, Ht DETECTOR of QICACKERY ; or, Ana. lyser of Atedical; Philosophical, Political, Dramatic, and Literary ., LnpoSture, . By JOHN ?CORRY, • , • Aurhor,of a Satirical View of London, &c. This Edition contains Strictures'on the Pamphlets of Per. kins, Brodutn, Solomon, &c. ; Charaderistics and Anecdotes of distinguished Persons in the Fashionable World ; Remarks on the principal Actors and AdressCs ; and a i .Skcteh.of the Manners of the Age. • , p- .For a reCommendation of this Work,- see the Monthly - Mirror for Dec. London: Printed for B. Crosby, Stationers'-court; R. Ogle, (3 teat Turnstile, Holborn ; T . Hughes, Wigmore-street ; C. Chapple, Pall-mall ; and Ogle and'Aikman, Edinburgh. Of whom may be had, . . A Satirical View of I.ondon, price ss. in boards. PERM NS's PATENT' TRACTORS: At the Close of this Month will be published, AN ENTIRE NEW WORK, adducing nearly zOOO Cures, and detailing several Hundred Capes, chiefly in,painful diseases, on the Human BOdy and Animals, bat especially on :infants and Horses; communicated to the Pa;. tenter: within the last eleven mouths, chiefly by Gentlemen of the Clerical and Medical rofessiOns. The Pitentee sincerely regrets his inability to oblige hisritt merous Correspondents, by giving publicity to the whole of the Letters addressed to him fur that purpose,- but he trusts, those whose Cases are omitted, will withhold their censure, on being informed, that the publication of the whole, re ceived within the last eleven months, Would have filled a moderate quarto volume,. Several severe strictures also on the proceedings of certain Medical Gentlemen at Bath and Bristol, the Patentee hones he shall be excused for omitting, and for introducing in their room, .a short and plain statement of simple "facts, which abundantly shew the absurdity of these attempts, withcia the ealpj.dynient of acrimony, which should ever be avoided: •'• ' I n thiS Wetk, informativn will be given of a most daring • attempt at misleading 'the Public, which is no less than the discovery that the Experiments lately published, purpotting to have been Made by fietitious Tradors, to shew the ineffi cacy of the real ones, appear on investigation to be entire falsehood, the whole proving a fabrication. The body of evidence, in the present work of the Patentee, is far more important than in that of any former Book_ The possessors of the Traaors, being entitled to it gratis, arc re quested to apply for it to the Author, in 'Leicester-square. — Sold to others at-the low •price 'of' is. by J. Johnson, Saint Paul's Church-yard, and all other Booksellers: N. B. The "Praetors may be had as usual, price Five gui neas the Set, of B. D. Perkins, A. M. the Patentee, in the hoOse of the late Surgeon Hunter, Leicester-square ; and of Frederick Slllith, Chemist and Druggist, in.the Hay-market, , London. , . This Day was published, In large (Mayo, price tos. 6d. boards,' The Second - Edition of GGLEANINGSENGLAND' ; descriptive of the' Countenance, Mind, -and Charader of the Country. Volume I. • • , CLEANINGS in ENGLAND. Vol. 11. Price Jos. 6d. boards. By Mr. , P R ATT. • " Still mounted .on his- sentimental hobbyhorse, Mr. Pratt continues his digressive reinarks, exactly in the style of his former Voluntei. We may with prOpricty4terui him, in his Literary fournies, • A safe companion, and an easy friend ;" and as' he seems to have written while ht.' jogged on his wiy, so those who suit relay read his journal. Delineations °fella ruler,. are, indeed, more interesting than.outlines of, Old scape,' and of the former, Mr.. Pratt has been prolOse..; he may be considered, in some degree, 25 the Teriiers of En4lish tourists ; -and Whoever would enjoy the peculiarities of our loungers at: Watcring.:places, and .oui rustics of dillerent .classes", will.beamply gratified by his volumes." Monthly It'e vie x, LYec. o t. " There wililie found in thin - v . olihrie, a great Aeal of,ge mine humnor, tine satire,, judicious observations, and ex arnples of the pulet bettectAcii l / 4 .e." • . , - British Critic, Auk. iSm • " We recommend the work before us as one or the litt)st useful of the Author's pu,iluctions, anti not the least enter taining. The volunie, concludes in a Style and rrialiner.i.:lia raderistic of tile plact• S‘•nipiithy," Anti- t cobiti Rev. March 'Sot. " The , volume before us: is an ass;;ltiolage of delicate irony, pathetic- narrative, and acute observation, riot only on permanent, but temporary subjects.',' Gent letnan' Mag. March rBot. Every new•Nolume from the pz:n of our author we find an agreeable accession to the stock'of public amitsertienr. The subjeas are -here Oar - ions and well ellosen„ and the style is appropriatd.' Intermingled we rind' keen irony, lutiterous skettlies, pathetic detail,, and patriotic sentiment." 'European, • j Une, IS6 . Printed for T. N. Longman, and 0. - Rees, No. 39, Pater noster-row. Where may be had, just published, by the same Author, . . The Filth Editio;t, Of GLEANINGS :through WALES, HOLLAND, and E S TPA-1.A.L1 A. In Tlnee yolunics, price One Guinea, in boards. . . ct)RDfAI. BALM' OF GILEAD,. TE,Preserver and Retotce of Health to.the weak; the sickly, and the infirm, tJiat trilly valuable ,Alllithne ‘ - the Cordial Balm piGilcad. Its warm - and rem.- Vattntqtralitjr„,,lndisputa6lytienders it the best medicine for relaxations, -.debility,- lassitude, tremors, sinking of tile spi rits, and.all those nervous aikelions, which harrass and op press the- weak, .s.'identary, and delicate ;- for in all fliese cases, it.is calCulaled to warm and steady the cold trerimlous nerVes ; • to.sheath and invigorate the muscular - system ; to animate the=spirits,'and . renovate the'Whole-man • by which m e ans the chill Watery fluids become rich and baisamic; and the circulation , resumes its healthful state. A great ntimbe'r of Ladies and Gentlemen of the first speaability Kingdom,- have - taken, and recommended the Cordial. Balm of Gilead in a variety of cases. and never fonnd wets - it - Ile . instance of its inefficacy ; on tile contrary, cases are .extant%where tote Oarties had previously been bereft of every other hope of relict. , - -• , It is a stireteniedy.for debilities after long. fevers, nervous disorders, and 'weakness* peculiar to the temalt, sex, colic, flatulence, sickness,. vomiting, loss olappetite, gouty spasms ..of the stomach, hystelieal and hypochondriacal afiections, lowness of spirits, and tne various direful complain;s usually ,soled NetvouS Disorders. i • . xtratk of -a Letter from W. Greenshields;. E sq. one of His „Nlajesty's justices of the Peace:for the County of Dublin, .to Dr. Solut9on, in Liverpool. 'Mrs. Greenshields has tried your Cordial Balm of Gilead, andlatthough , she has had the advice of many of the most eminent of „tile Faculty in Ireland, to-prescribe rbr a bilious comp faint that hal attacked • hdr these ten years; she found the most Worqierful benefit front your medicine alone. , • . WM. GREENSHIELDS. . . . Dublin, NO..7,'Montague-street, ()1. 9, 'goo. The Cordial Bainfof C iliati, is -earnestly -le,:ortimended to , the Young, and to the aged and infirm it will assuredly furnish great relief and comfort, by gentlS . and safely invigorating the System. •' • • Lieutenant-Colonel•Colquhoun' of Ross-lodge, Dunharton, was cured by the Cordial balm of Gilead, ofn Nervous Corn.. plaint, attended. by many alarming symptoms. ; Robeit Raikes, Esq. (founder of the Sunday . Schools). . of Gloucester, unites his testimony to the great success and • wonderful efliCacy of the Cordial Balm of Gilead, in a variety of cases. . • • ,A.flitiabit'ofj..Brooni, Esq. Downend, near Bristol. • I sw . ,,.eati'lliat was 16114 .trotibied with' a Nervous Com. - plaint, accompanicil with great trembling, weakness, debility, - lowness of spirits; - bad cough and head-soh ; I was_rendered incapable . ot . doing any thing.—l uttered upon a course' of the Cordial Bair of .Gilead, and found immediate' relief ; three bottle4erfealy;restorcd me-so my usual state of health. ; Duwnend, near Bristol, Jan. 28, (799. J. BROOM. worn' before me, one of His Majesty's Justices of the Peace for the. County of Gloucester. - HARI: ORD. • Extradda I.etter from Beverley, in the County of York. • A young Lady in the neighbourhood of Beverley, was for fifteeji 'years afflicted with a Nervous Complaint, • attended with lowness of spirits, pains in her back and left breast, i6r which numerous remedies were tried in vain, obtained a-com piae-cure by two bottles of Cordial Balm of Gilead.' • Witness M. TURNER. . . . Beverley, DCC..2o, 1 .799 A Saving of IL . 6s. 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