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Those marked thus * are also Trustees.
His Excellency Count Mun- I *Right Hun. Lord George
stet' Seymour
*Right Hon. part of Elgin *Right Hon. Sir Gore Ouseley
and Kincardine Charles Tennyson, Esq. M.P.
4Right Hon. Lord Robert *Lieut.-General tVetherall
Fitzgerald Major Moor.
DIRECTORS.
Sir"E. Colebrouke, Bart. Chairman.
Lieutenant-Colonel M. Shawe, Deputy Chairman.
Sir John Scott Lillie I Harry Cook, Esq.
Sir James M'Grigor I Richard Gilbert, Esq.
M. G. Prendergast, Esq. M.P. I John Kingstet, Esq.
V. It. Broughton, Esq, Nugent Kirkland, Esq.
John Chaution, Esq. •
Bascens—fslessrs. Cockburns' and Co. Whitehall.
S rANUING COUNSKL—Launcelot Shadweli, Esq.
Sosactusts--Cheistoptser Godmond, Esq.-
PKYStCtAN—Dr. Hume.
S ußti coN—Phineas Coyne, Esq.
This Association is founded on principles combining pre-
ient and prospective benefits to the Assured, for it not only
offers the security of a Proprietary Company, hut provides,
by the Deed of Settlement, that the whole Fundsitf the As-
sociation shall ultimately devolve to the Asstired fur the whole
term of-life; upou the:principle of mottle! Guarantee.
Capital £lOO,OOO.
The Rates of Premiums, which have been- calculated ex-
pressly for this Society, are formed vu so moderate a scale,
at to. afford the greatest advantage to
,every description of
Insurers, consistently with a due regard to the stability and
peritianent iirosperity of the Aisociatton.
.No Extra Charge is made-for Sea Risk, on, persons passing,
'at any time of the year, from one part of the United King-
dons, or of Europe, to another, in .a King's Shill, or in a
packet or Steamboat, employed by his Majesty's Postmaster
General.
One-fifth part of the Claims, not exceeding £lOOO, will
be paid immediately, upon sitisfactory proof being adduced
of tint decease of the life insured, and the remainder within
three months.
These latter advantage) appertain exclusively to this Assts-
.
ciat ion.
Attendance at the Office daily, from Ten till Four o'clock,
where printed Particulars, and every information may be ob-
tained. By Order, •
July, 1t143. JOHN RATBAY, Registrar.

BRECKNOCKSHIRE.
RICH FREEHOLD FARMS in the Parishes of BRUNT.
;LANS,' ABERLLUNVY, LLANDEVAYLOG-KEF
GRAIG, and LIANDEVAYLOG-VACH, in the Vici-
nity of the County Town of BRECON.
By 'Messrs. MUNN and CURTIS, at the AUCTION
•MART, LONDON, on WEDNESDAY, the 6th August,
at. Twelve, in Four Lots, unless previously, disposed of by
.
. • Private Contract.
•IntRADWYS FARM, situate ,in the
• JI.I Parish of 'Brithtllys, Comprising about 158
muses lieh meadow, pasture, arable, and wood land, with
suitable agricultural buildings, in the occupation of Mr. Ed.
'444 Probert, at an annual reduced rent of 1501. for an unex-
pired term of two years from the 29th of September next, with
the exception of 42 acres of wood land its hand, well planted
with Oak, to which description of timber die soil is peculiarly.
suited. This Farm, although judiciously cultivated, is still
- capable of further improvement. On this lot thereis limestone
Of superior quality, which is peculiarly beneficial to,the farm,
and is in great demand in the neighbourhood.
Lot 2. ISRYN.Y.GROES, situate in the parishes of Brunt.
lips and Aberllunvy, comprising about 94 acres of rich Inca-
dow, pasture, arable, and wood land, with suitable farm
buildings, in the occupation of Mr. Edward *abort:, at an an-
nual reduced rent of 95i., for an: unexpired' term of two years
from the 28th of September next.
. Lot 3. CWR-Y.GAR 13 and TIR-Y-PRIOR Farms, situate
Lithe parishes of Llanwern and Llandeiaylog, comprising
together about 125 acres of excellent pasture, amble, and wood
land; with a Farm house and appropriate farm buildings, with
the exception'of 21 acres of wood land, in the occupation of
Mr. Thomas Morris, for an unexpired term of two years, at an 1
'annual redUcedrent of 80/.; the wood land is hi hand,
Lot4.` SYCH-PANT FARM, situate in the parish of
LlandevaylogNach, comprising about 65 acres of excellent
pasture,:arable, and wood land, with ' a Farm House and ap.
proprieth agricultural buildings in good repair, in the occupa-
tion Of Mr. Thomas Probert and Mr. Howell Davies, yearly
tenants, at annual reduted rent of 55/. The picturesque situation
of this lot renders it singularly attractive for the erection of a villa.
The tithes and taxes of every description on the above farms
Brecon,
very moderate, and their proximity to the county town of
Brecon, the Hay, and Hereford, renders the occupation pecu-
liarly eligible.—Land-tax redeemed.
May be viewed with leave of the tenants, and particulars had
of Thomas Bold, Esq. Brecon; Charles Gabel! Esq. Crick.
ntivrellt 'Messrs. Boynton and Son, Solicitors. Gabel), Esq.
Henry
Mant, Esq. Solicitor, Bath ; Mr. William Walker, Solicitor+
66.-Hatten.garden, London ; the. Bush Tavern, Bristol ; New
Inn, Hereford ; Bell, Gloucester ; Plough, Cheltenham ;
lkitt'g'S'llead, Newport.; Bell, Cardiff; at the Auction Mart;
and of Messrs. ,Munn and Curtis, Walbrook, near the Royal
Exchange, Lorsion. .

EARLE'S OBSERVATIONS IN SURGERY.
Thii Day were published, in Octavo, price 8..
DRACTICA.L REMARKS ON FRAC-
'rURES at the Upper Part of the Thigh, and partici*.
isrly Fractures within the Capsular Ligaments with Critical
ObserrationS on Sir Attie), Cooper's Treatiie nn thiit subject.
Observation's on Fractures of the Olecranon....-Descrlptinn of
.t new Apparutos for securing the tipper Extremity in Injn-
:ries of .theShoolder.joirit and Sc4pulo.—On the Re-establish-
atent of a large Portion of the Uretbra.—Ott the Mechanism
of the Spine.
By HENRY EARLE, F.R.S.
Assiii ant Sorg Oil to St. Bartholomew's Hospital, and Sur-
geon to the Foundling Hospital.
Pi inted for Thomas and George Underwood, 34, Fleet-
street.

This Day were published,
8Vi0.., with a plate, uniformly with Madame de Champan's
Memoirs, Os. 6d.
ROYAL MEMOIRS on the FRENCII RE-
VOLUTION. Containing I. A. Narrative, of the
Journey-of Louis.XVl. and his Family to Varennes. By Mad.
',Royale, Duchess of Angouletne.— 11. A Narrative of a Jour-
ney to Bruxelles and Coblentz, in 1791, by Monsieur, now Louis
XVIII:, King sof France,--111. Private Memoirs of what
posed in the Temple,' from the Imprisonment of the Royal
Fotnily to the Death of the Dauphin, by Madame Royale,
Duchess of Angouleine, with an Appendix, containing I;
Narrative of what passed between Louis XVI.. and Madame
Malesherbes—lL, Harmand's Report on the state of the son
of-Louis XVI. and Historical and Biographical Illustrations
by the Translator.
Printed by ,Tohn Murray, Albemarle-street.

POETRY AND FLOWERS.
FThis day was Published, in Bvo. price 12s. boards,
L() It A. DOM ES'FICA ; or, TII E.POR,TA.
BLE FLOWER-OARDEN, with Directions for the
Treatment of Plants in Pots, and Illustrations from the Works '
of the Foos.
4, This is a most delightful companion, and highly useful both
to the Student in BOtany, and to those who would know hoW to
rear their plants anfl flowers without the labour oldie study. It
notonly gives a sciontific account of the most popular products
of the dower-garden: and their names in English, French, and
Italian, but the'rnode in which each is to be cultivated—which
requires sun, and which requires shade—which loves the moist,
andwhich the dry. There isuothing either of dull detail in all
thin : the history of each flower acquires an interest from the
elewatice of the style, and the sprightliness of the' narrative.
Stai, a book must be _welcome at all times, as an instructor in
our grayer. moments, and as a pleasant companion in the hours
relaiaiiiin."--31iiseum, July
Printed for Taylor and limey,: 93, Fleet-street, and 13,
Waterloo.pl act, Pan-tlll4