The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1803-03-15 00:00:00

ZRITISH FIRE-OFfICF., STRAND AND CORNHILL,

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1 NSURA INV".:ES against Loss or Damage by
FIRE continue to be made on Houses, Buildings, Mann-
ku:turies, Courts and Merchandise, Ships, VesieLs, Barges,
awl every Kind of Craft, with their Freight, Cargoes, and
Stores, iii any Harbour, River, or on any Navigation, FA RMING
twit, and all other Property, in any Part of tir_sat-Britain
anit Ireland
Persons who remain uninsured, will do well to reflect on the
many Calariiit es occasioned by Fiat ; and of the dreadful
Consequences to many Individuals : and as Property, in gene-
lias considerably inert-as:A in Value, those alreotly insured
should reconsid.a their Policies, and make such isklition as
vrudeure may suggest.
Annual Payments due at Ladv-Dav, must be mode within
Fifteen Days therefrom, or the Benefit of the Poicy will be
lost ; but Insurance may be renewed after, without a New
Rohe,.
Printed Proposals and C md:tions of Insurairee, and a List of
the Directors, Trustees' ire may be had Gratis as above, and
Of the Agents in all the Cities and nrincya. Towns in Eigland,
Scotland, and Wales. For the Cuavra:eilte of their Friends
ilt Ireland, they have estabVisheti an Office in Dame-street,
Dublin, where, and of the Agents in the principal Cities and
Towns, Proposals arc also:, be had Gratis.
ROBERT SKELTON, Sec.

WESTMINSTER LIFE INSURANCE AND ANNUITY
OFFICE., IN THE STRAND, AND IN CORNHILI.,

LONDON.
THIS Office was established in 1792, and inspres
the Lives of Person; d•:sirous of securing independency
to their Families, or to provide for them in any way agreeable
to their wishes; to effelt which, an Annual Premium will be
received for the Payment of a grnai Sum, or of an Annuity, to
become due and payable at the l)eeease of a Person insured, to
▪ Widow, Children, or other Representatives as he may ap-
point.
Insurances may be made for a Variety of other Piirrise,:—
Vi provide for Reiwwal or I.••.esr;;+w wcure Sums paid for
Places ur Employment;, e.r f.r the Purchase of Life Euates ;
—or in Aid of Arrange:items between I)ebtor and Creditor,
he. &c. which is explained further in the Instil ltates and
Conditions of lnintranee„ which may ha had Gratis, with the
List of Diacaors ea abave, or of the A;:zents of The /burro
FA E-OrneL in the Cuantry, who arc appointed Agents far
this Office.
Annuities are granted to enmatenc,!imm^d,ately, and are
payable at Michaelmas and Lady.day in every liiar, or by
Agree;nent, at either of the other Quarter DIIVL
Itatea and Conthnens aie al,o dclivert.l Gnus at their
Office. in Dame-street, I)n'aiin, and by their Agents tit the
C"...ieg and Large Town in lre!and.
Attendance is Dail• given rot granting Insurances and An-
a. ilties, and a Board of Direiors is held every Tnl-sd,y at One
st'Clocic, at their t)'he•-. in the Strand, and on Thursday at the
...ate 'Lour, at their U:iice iu
ROBERT SKELTON, Sec.

THE GREAT. ENGLISH STATE LOTTERY, •
Consisting of 44,000 Tickets,
To begin Drawing 4th APRIL, 1803.
GIL\ ND SCHEME.
Nv ,f Prizes. VALIC of each. Total Value.
4 of 1.20,00'1 is' 1. 80,0i'l)
S 10.000 30,000
3 5,000 15,000
fit 2,000 6 6,000
3 -.6 3,000 .... .5,000
30 --• I,LI 3,0:10.
60 6-- :30 --- :3,000
12,500 -6. 20 1250,000
••• This Scheme differs from all others for many Years
tt, in the circtunstance A not 'saes% any Prizes fixed for
'articular drys.
curlrr and co. N4'. 11, POULTRY, are ap-
s7 Pointed by oOvemtneut to sell the Ttriccts and S har.'s of
the above Lottery. This Itice (established in the Year 1759)
Les been fartintstu in the Salo of Capital Triers, THIRTEEN
pf which were of the Last and Three preceding Lotterie,;, and
some of them divided mitt mmy Shares.
The Prizes of the November Lottery being now payabio in
full, Satyrs. and Co. err women& an early application to per-
iwig who wisli to exchange Mete foe Shams of the present
44005, 111$181 Wilk cestaissir edlillket•ie price as the Dranios
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