The Sun.
London, England, 1822-03-28 00:00:00

COMPOSITION FOR ASSESSED TAXES.

NOTICE is hereby given, that Persons de-
sirous of COMPOUNDING for their ASSESSED.
FAXES, or of RENEWING their former COMPOSITIONS
under the provisions of the Act of the first and second
George li/..cap. l is, may, on application to the Assessors
er Collectors of the Parish in which they reside, or to the
Surveyor of the District, receive the forms of notice applica-
hte to their cases; which forms must he returned by them,
with the de:larations therein required, properly filled up,
as prescribed by the. Act, on or. before the sth day of April,
)84-2. 'By order of the Board,
MATTHEW WINTER, Sec.
Office for Taxes., Somerset House, Landon,
March 1, 1842. -

THE DISSOLUTION of the :NORWICH
UNION SOCIETY for mutual Insurance, occasioning a
number of Persons to look around for an establishment, to
whiCh they may commit their protection, without fear of
liti-
g►ation_asul dissrppointment—the tindersivied recommend the
plan and character of the COUNTY FIRE-OFFICE to their
notice and inquiry. A large original Capital, in addition to
the Funds drawn from Insuranc:.., afford the amplest means
of indemnity to sufferers. The disposition of the Managers
has kept pace with their means, Sixty-Four Thousand Per-
Sobs have sought protection in
.the County Office, and have
'found it. -Claims. :have been paid. to .One Thousand Three
Mildred and Fitly Claimants, and not a single Litigation has
occurred with any Claimant. Exempt from the Expences of
Lawsuits, and also from the sacrifices to which sortie Offices
submit to procure business, great accumulations have been
made. In these, persons who now Insure \participate equally
With the original.Members:-Returns of 25 and 20 per cent.
in consequence, have been invariably paid to all persons who
have continued Insured seven years, upon Annual as well as
upon Siptennial Policies.-36,0001.' hate been returned in
this way io.abotil 40,006 persoris Insuret4 'within the last eight
vear4—an imptirtant advantage which no other Insurance
'Office Words. Acting-on these principles so many years, in
'uninterrupted harmony and unrivalled success, it is not sur-
prising that the business of the County Fire-Office should
augment in a degree altogether unprecedented—an enlighten-
ed public naturally preferring approtred conduct and solid
advantages to endless delusions, lawsuits, and disappoint-.
meats.

Thomas Webb Agent. at 'Brentford.
Purcell & Nicholls : '— Brixton
George Lever Camden-Town
William Greig .......
City Road
John Johnson Newington-Butts
Joseph Rawlins Pentonville
Thosias Single -- Stepney

THE QUARTERLY. REVIEW, No. LII.
will be published on SATURDAY NEXT.

CONTENTS.

1. DOBRIZHOFFER—Account of the ABIPONES.—;
11. Bishop of St. David's Vindication •of 1 John, v. 7."
111, KOTZEBUE, Voyage of Discovery.—lV. Memoirs of a
Life passed in Pennsylvania.—V. 'BUCKINGHAM'S Travels
in Palestine.—Vl. Instruction of the Deaf and Dumb.--
VII. Memoires du Due de Lauzun.—Vlll. WESTERN CA-
LEDONIA.--IX. State of WEIGHTS and MEASURES.—
X. Memoirs of the KIT-CAT CLUB.—XI. KER PORTER—.
Travels in Georgia, Persia, Bee.-XII. The PIRATE. by the
Author of DUGALD STEWARrS
Second Dissertation.— XIV. MALTE4MUN'S Spurious
Voyages.—XV. COLONIAL POLICY.
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PARLIAIVIENT,

HOUSE OF LORDS, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 27.

The Earl of SII.4TTESBURY laid on the table
certain papers relative to Ilchester-gaol, ordered
by his Majesty in consequence of an address of
the House.--Sundry accounts, pursuant to Act
of Parliament, were. presented, and also returns
under the Act of the 57th of the late King, for
regulating public offices, were presented from
the Treasury.—Several private Bills were brought
up from the Commons and read a first time.
Lord MELVILLE moved for a copy of the Com-
mission for executing the office of Lord High
Admiral. He also gave notice, that he should
to=morrow present a Bill for amending the Act
relative to the Board of Admiralty. That Act
provided, that. not less than three Lords should
form a Board to execute the duties of the office
of Lord High Admiral, but the Bill he meant to
introduce would propose 'that two should form a
Board.