The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1826-03-18 00:00:00

NOTICE TO MARINERS. -
TRINITY-11017SE, LONDON, Afarchl2,lB2ll.
IN CONFORMITY with the intention eapressed in the
Advertisement troth this House, bearing date the 12th January
tart. lIIC undermentioned Buoys have been placed. cis. '—
Race's t nal. N.W. End.—A Red Buoy in 4i fathoms at low
watt ; t!.e L.ght Vessel at the Dudgeon bearing therefrom E. by
s. IS. be Compass distant about 8 miha ; just within this Buoy are
our I.!b•lnS
It:lees S6^ah S.E. End.—A While Buoy in 4 tithoms at low
viler; the Dudgeon Light Vessel bearing therefrom N.E. by N.
by Commits. distant about II miles; and Blakeney Church bearing
is. by ; '!...st within this buoy there're only 3 fathoms water.
I:.:icr N.E. End.—A Black Buoy, having a staff and
vane, to Iles 4 fathoms at low mutt.
By order, J. HERBERT; Secretary.

CONTRACTS FOR PAPER.
STATIONERY OFFICE, MAUCH 11, 1h26.
WIFE (10milro. Iler ef his Mqiesly's STATIONF.RY
/ OFFICE Li ready is remise Fenders for various descrip-
tions of PAPER required for the public service. Particulars of
Contract can be seen, shd samples of the Papers had, at the
Stationery Office. The Tenders mint be detiverel on or below
twelve o'clock on the day of TIIURSDAY, the Nth Much, 1826,
'Wed, and mat ked in the comer " Tender for Paper."
BANE OP ENGLAND, March 14,115`26.
'PRE Court of Directors qf the Governor and Company
J, of the Bank of Eneind Eire Notice,
That s GENERAL COURT will be held at the BAN on
rex RSDAY, the 27d :truant, at Eleven o'clock in the forenoon,
mosider of a DIVIDEND ; and also, that another General
Court will be held at the Bank on TUESDAY, the 11th of April
nett, from Iter_ock In thdtilernsent AO Four in the afternoms,
for the 11.1PCTION eft it • OOVERNOR and Ilirtil7Y.."
tkOVERNOIrfor ti year ensuing (which he declared that
evening): rid the same Court will be motioned by adjournment,
:Ind held et the same place, and during the same hours on WED-.
NESDAY.- the 12th of April next, fey the EIACTION of
I'WENTY-I'OUR DIRECTORS (which will also be one of the
tirteriv General Courts appointed by the Charter), and the Eire.
of the Teenty.four Directors will be declared as soon as the
scrutiny is over. Printed lists of the Proprietors having votes will
be ready to he delivered at the Bank on Wednesday. the 29th of
March. R. B. Sec.
• N.B. By sr Act pissed in the 7th year of the reign of his late
Majesty, no person will be entitled to vote at the said Election who
shall not have been sly calendar months possessed in his own right
of the stock for which he shall then give his vote, unless the
said
stock shall have been acquired, or shell have come by bequest, or
by marriage, or by succession to an intestate's estate, or by the
MOM of the City of London, or by any deed of settlement after
the death of any person who shall have been entitled for life to the
divideods of such stock.

ATLAS AzT—SI;IIANCE OFFICE, Cit LA SID F.,
MARCH 3, Mil,
The Directors give notice, that in addition to the Table of Pre-
miums tor Idle Assurances by a limitel number of annual pay-
ments (a mode of Assurance which originated with this Company
in Wier.) they have caused two new Taules to be computed, and
vise copies thereof as well as or the genersl Proposals of the Com-
pany, are now ready for delivery at the Office, where every further
information connected titha with the Life or Fire departments of
the Company's business nr.y be obtained.
In the lire department theßviniis to the Assured have, fo
many year past, been from '.!at to 2a rer Con on the premiums paid
HENRY DEsIIOIIOCCiII, Jun. Secretary.
(-10t:NTY FIRE-OFFICE and PROVII`ENT LIFE
OFFICE, Regtiit-shred;, and Royal Exchange, London
and also at Edinburgh, Dublin, ['Via, and all the principal Towns
in Great Prir.in Establisolltd in 1006. Capitals, a Million Ster-
ling and upwards. Reduction of Premiums. First Chess, Is. Old.
per Co.t. t Fannivis Stock, in certain eases, Is. fid. per Cent. All
Insured share profits equally. Claims have been paid immediately,
and is full, to 170 sear:rem Returns of '251. and 2111. per Cent.
have been paid Invariably ; 32.10011!. returned in the last twelve
years. Bonuses of 13!. Be. and 261 12s. per Cent. have been paid
on Life Policies.

CLERICAL, MEDICAL, and GENERAL LIFE
ASSURANCE SOCIETY.
DIN VC T oft S.
(.EORGE PINCKA RI), M.D. Chairman.
Rev. C. Denson, 31. A. Ilet ry Earle, Esq. F.R.S.
Rev. Gilbert Beresitird, 31. A. James Kihblewhite, Esq.
Robert Bree, 31.1). F.R.S. Samuel Merriman, M.D.
James Orden, Esq. A. A. 31iCville, Esq.
Arthur Chichester. Esq. Sir George Pocock
B. J. Cholerley, M.D. Ashl)y Smith, 31. D.
Thomas Davis, Esq. lA. R. Sutherland, 51. D.
stir 'lsszles Vas Vrena., Ravi. George Vence, Esq.
The common %mire of excluding from theliintetlt of life mkt.
??.:IC.C., or exposing to a forfeiture of thtir policies, indisidvals who ,
my have been afflicted with —gout, asthma, rupture, lits,'hemor-
rltsge, complaint of the liver. spitting of blood, vertigo, or any other ,
disease." being liable to become a seurce of frail on the one hand, !
and of litigation on the other, this Sock ty, in order to remove every '
pretence for deceit or traudidetit concealment respecting the actual
state of health or the assured. extends the advantages of lite assu.
ranee to persona subject to sintil deviations from the colonial stand-
ard of health as do not materially tend to shorten lire, upon their
prying a suodenee addition to the premium, proportioned to the
increase of hazard.
Use half of the Board of Directors being membas of the medical
profession, the attendance of !twit a hotly of eu inent practhiontrs,
on every occasion of granting assurance. folios a distinguishing
sategurird, which cannot tail to be beneficial both to the assured
and to the Society.
Persona proposing for assurance may arrarge to pay their pre.
miums either in a single payment, by hiinual payments for a
limited number of years only, or by anhual payments thronghout
the whole continuance of life.
The person assured hew the option to share the profits, either by
adding teem to the policy toe the bent tit of his survivors at his
decease, or take them, in reducdon of the at,nual premiums, fur
his own benefit during life.
J. P I NUKA RI), Resident Secretary.
Office, :52, Great Russoll.street.

cTIJIATTIIEII',IIETHN.II.-4;RCEN, MIDDLESEX.
CONTRACT FOR 11,0”1t.

THE Select Veltryttu.n, Govvrnurs, and Directors of
the Po it of tins Parish will meet at their Committee-room, !
No. St), Mae-street. on 11"1:1istEteuiv, the 29th of March in.'
Many, at 'r twelve at Noon precisely, to receive Tenders and CON-
TRAC I' for supplying the Pour in the Workhorse (wherein
nearly eight hundred persons are now resident) with the beat'',
lit IPS}:1101,I) ri.or ft and CONE:, for Twelve Months cer-
tain, .t per Sack under the market price, as quoted at Mark-lane
on the Monday preceding each delivery.
Proposals to be In writing. and delivered at my Office before Ten
o'Clock in the morning of the above day, or they will not be
opened.
The Contract and the liond to be prepared by the Vestry Clerk.
at the expense of the Contractor, who w it he forthwith required to
give in two approved names, as Sureties fur the due performance of
such Contract. _ .

• By order of the Board.
ROBERT naurroN,Vatry Clerk.
Bethnal-green, March 11. 11.2.6.

CONTRACTS.—MarchIS, 1425. United Parishes of
ST. AN DR EW, Holborn, above the Bars, and ST.
GEORGE the MARTYR, Middlesex.
The Govemnrd and Directors of the Poor of the said Parishes,
Will meet at the 'Workhouse in Gray's bin-lane, on WEDNES
HAY NEXT, at halt-oast Six o'Cleck in the evening precisely
to receive Proposals and Cortn..et for supplying the sod Work-
house, sit an, the Infant Paorhouse belonging to the said Pa-
rishes, ant/a:eat Barnet, toe six or Twelve Months, with Butcher's
Neat, viz.--
Rounds of beef, legs and shouldnrs of wether mittton weighing
not less than ten pounds each, an.; Master's meat, at per
atone ; clods. stickings, thick and rhin Hanks, leg of mutton pieces.
and chucks of ox beef, iu quantities and free from bone, at
per atone ; legs atrt shins, at per stone ; and ox
heads, weighing not bas than 25Ihs, at each.
A ,wore minute devriptioa ot the Article and quantity required,
with the form ot the Contract to be sigced, and other particulars,
may be known by application at the said Workhouse, any day
(Sunday excepted) be•ween the hours of Twelve and One.
By Order, JOHN S. TAYLOR, Clerk.
NOTICE is hereby given, that by a certain Indenture
of Assignment, basin; tlaie the 14'h day of January last.
JIHIN COOPER (ha'l't 11, JOHN DAVIS BOTCH, and
THOMAS HENRY GOT( 11, Bankers and Copartners at Ket-
tering, in the county of Northampton, have assigned their personal
property unto Joseph Wright, farmer 311i1 grazier, S3MUCI Gibbon,
bilk manufacturer, William surgeon, John Keen Hall,
dissenting minister, and Matthew Wilson, woolstapler, all of Ket-
tering aforesaid, and of Barhui :ingrate, in the
said county of Northampica, Lamer end grazier, and Thomas
Jones, of Grafton roulemotul. in the raffle count 7, faster rind
grazier, upon trust far tiie benefit of all th.i Bank reditnrs of the
said John Cooper Gateit„ John Davis Goteh. and Thomas Ileory
Gotch, as thurcin mentioned ; and which said Ind.:mere was duly
executed on the 27:h day of last, by the said John Cooper
(hitch, John Davis thatch, and Thuenots .r2ury (lurch, and their
execution thereof is w.toctscil by !leery Lamb, of Kettering, in
the said county of Noriiia i.pma, A tonney at Law, and by John
Bates, of the same place, CI 'r:i to the timid John Cooper Gotch.
Kettering, March Iti, t.

ROBERT HUGHES (late Moreland Hughes, Ca-
blestmekera our Upholsterers, of Greet Marlborough.
street) has the honour to acquaint the Nubility and Gentry, that
tie PAItTNERSDIP between him sod Mr. MOREL. TEK-
INATED December 3lst ; and that it. (R. Mughes) has
opened his Establishment with an whey Inv Stock, at 116,
l'iceadMy, opposite the Green Park.
January 2, 1826. •