The Sun.
London, England, 1801-09-11 00:00:00

A.Sum on Wheats Ditto Barley /J Ditto Oatsk
Ditto Hay of all kinds 4 Ditto Live Stocks
• Ditto I mpleinents of Husbandry ,C Ditto other Stock
In any Stack-yard or Yards, or other part of the Farm, or in
any Building thereon,"at ail Aril-alai:PM-ilium of 3s. per fool.
exclusive of Government-Duty. •
The Office not to - pay any, Loss
,pn Growing Crops
(except specially insured), nor on such Flay or. Corn as shall
be destroyed or damaged by its own natural heat. Losses
from Fire by Lightning will .be made good. ig.B,• If -the
value of Crops,. by rotation of husbandry, or other causes,
should alter, _the same must be notified to the Office, and
endorsement thereof made on the Policy.
Every intelligent Farmer will immediately discover the
very great superiority of this plan, exclusively adopted by
the British fire Office; nevertheless, should any Farmer
conceive•that the old mode of Insurance is better suited t his
purpose, the British Fire. Office will readily grant a Policy
un such Conditsions :, the. Office has given, its opinion as to
the best mode, but leaves it to everyone to make his Insur-
ance as he may think proper. - • - •
The present abundant Harvest, so happily got in,. renders
it ofiinportance to every Farmer to loseno time in getting his
Property insured, and as the quantity in many instances is so
large as to occasion much Cor`if to bc stacked, -which, in a
short time, may be ranoved into Buildings, the specifica-
tions of the value to be insured on each description .of Giain, •
in Whatever part of ,the Farm it may, be (without an average
clanse in this Office), is surely the easiest and best' plan that
can be devised for perfed security, and the avidity with-
which the Farmers (who are the most competent to judge)
in every part of the kingdonr-embrace the,-new mode, is a
palpable proof of its superiority.
.The Capital of the British Fire-Office, and the respeaabi-
litY Of its Proprietary; renders anY:observation-on its Stability
unnecessary ; and the characters of the Managers place them,
above the possibility of their tanning into wild or fanciful-
s":Aretnes, ix order to obtain business; all, the Rules,, Reguia-
tions,,Werms, and 'Ciindftions, have been maturely
.weighed
and-considered, and :will be 'found, on reference:to tiie,!'riitted
Proposals, which may be had gratis by applying at the
°thee, or to the Country Agents, one of whom is appointed
in every. City and large Town, to-contain every-thi9g that is
fair and equitable. • ‘,
(cif' All Minital Payments, must be• made. within fifteen
days from the flay they respeCtively beeorne due.
)3litretoms; TRUSTEES, &C. --
The Right H,,:.ourable,Lorii Kirmaird, Chairman.
ellighollne,'Esc.-Deoutv Chairnt:n:
William Agnew, Esq. Ralph Lcycester, •Esq; Jun.
James Peter Auriol, Esq. Wrn. Lushnigtun, Esq.
Charles 13licke, Esq. Neill Malcolm, Esq.
JamesHenryCasanialjor,Es•sl. - William Merland; Esq.. P.
Sanniel PepysCodkerell,Esq. john Soane, Esq.
Simeon Druz, Esq. Richard Jos. Stilivan, F.sq.
Francis: Freeling, Esq. John, Varnhain, F,sq.
Maxwell Garthshore, M.D. _ Francis Wilson, Esq.
Thom as Phil.Haffipson, Esq. .GeOrge Wye, Esq.
li aliam.liarwood, Esq. . • John 'Hosier, •Esq:
S.4;101111 Cox Hippisley, Bart. ;David Thomas,
George Johnstone, Esq. M. P. .Robert Wigrani; Esq. •
john Leach, Esq'.
ROBERT SKELTON, . Sec.
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