The Sun.
London, England, 1801-03-19 00:00:00

BRITISH FIRE OFFICE, STRAND,

Anti opposite the Royal Exchange, Cornhill, London.
THIS OFFICE- is established for the.lnsur-
ance of Houses, Buildings, Munufaaories, Goixls
and Merchandise, Ships, ,Yessels Barges, and other Craft,
with their Cargoes, in Port or used on Navigable Canals,
Farming Stock,-and• all other Property, against Loss or
Daunt) by Fire in any part of Great Britain.
The flattering Encouragement this Society has received
in the share period of its Establishment, fully. proves•the
a:spec-lability of its Proprietary, and the estimation in
which it is held by the Public :—the amplituee of its Ca..
piral is a perfect Security-for every Engagemeht.and is in.
extent to a greater amount than any similar Institution.
Great attention has been paid in ascertaining the Rates
and Conditions of Insurance: the Proprietors hatter them..
• selves that they wilLbe found, oh examinatkn, to-be per-
fealy. equitable.
This Office makes good, Loss by Fire from Lightning-;
and in eases of Insurance on Freehold Property the Bate-
tit of the Policy will extend to Heirs and Devisees.
Agents arc appointed in the several Cities and large
Towns in the Kingdom to recoive Insurances, of whom
printed Propokals and Conditions,• with a List of the Di-
reaors, Trustees, &c. may be had gratis.'
Annual Insurances due at Lady-thy must be pal& on or
before the 9th day Of April,, or the Benefit of the Policies
will be lust
ROBERT SKELTON, Sec.

SELECT ASSEMBLY AND DANCING ACADEMY
To?, THE LOVERS OF PURE SCOTCH.
DANCING:

ALLE/%l'sOiilt ASSEMBLIES are
M every Monday till Tune, at No. 10, Great.Ayliti-
street, Goodman's-fields. Detertnined to spare no expellee
to render it superior in' every respect to any other of the
kind, he has engaged as principal ViOlin for all his Even-
ings, Mr. Mackintosh, from Edinburgh, whose animating
notes are the lite and soul of the Scotch Nobility's private
Dances, and who is esteemed the'first performer in Eng-
land for Strathspeys and Reels. Mr. Weippart plays the
ltarp.
None but Ladies of Charaeler admitted._ _

Ladies and Gentlemen who have never learned Danc-
ing, are privately taught in the first Fashion, there,
and at No. 19, Sherrard-street, Golden-square, where
the TermS• may be had. Those who come froM the
Country to' learn, may live in the House during their
accompltshmenr, and learn what is necessary in about a
fortnight.
Broad Sword, Fencing, and Music taught.—Schools
attended.

R. GILLWAY, Dancing... Masters, No. '5,
E.V.L Lokver James-street, Golden-square, has the Ho-
nour to acquaint the Nobility and Gentry, that his Aca-
demy.is open- for the improvement of Ladies and Gentle-
men in the polite and necessary Art tf DANCING.--
Private Lessons every Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday,
froth Ten till Three, when they -will have tire opportu-
nity of acquiring all fashionable Dances, particularly the
favourite Irish and Scotch Steps, which can be acquired
in a very, short time. His terms, at his House as aAwe,
Fight Lessons for One Guinea, and two Guineas out.—
Mr. G. from the flattering patronage he has for many years
experienced, flatters himself no one can shew a greater
variety of fashionable Steps l and will convey more in
eight lessons than any other Gentleman will in twice the
number. Continues open every- Monday Evening, from
Ett till E ley= **Clock.
Children taught, on reasonable terms, Minuets,
Cotillions, German Waltz,- Reels, Allemands, 4re. No
Lady need apply but those of respeflability.