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SATURDAY, APRIL 24., 1802.

CORPORATION OF THE AMICABLE SOCIETY •
FOR INSURANCE UPON LIVES.
In Serjeant's Inn, Fleet-Street,
Instituted by Charter of QusEN Anno 17°6..
THE DIRECTORS inform the Public, that the-
GENEItAL COURT of the said SOCIETY having,
upOn a careful revision and examination of the state of their
Funds and By-laws,
.found that the Benefits of this Institu-
tion may be further extended, have reduced the Premiums
heretofore charged, and extended the Amount which may be
insured upon one. Life, from three Shares to six.
At this Office only, the Insurance is not avoided by any
circumstance that may subsequently take pie in the mode
of Life, or by the place or manner of the Death of the Per-
son insured. And although the rate of Insurance is as mo-
derate as at any other Office, the Members of the Amicable
Society, have an Interest in a very considerable and advanta-
geous Contingency. "
This Society being established for equal and mutual Bene-
fit, those who become Members by making Insurance upon,
their own Lives, or the Lives of others, are entitled, accord-
ing to the Amount of their Insurance, to participate in the
advantages; and those upon their own Lives, to take part in
all the deliberations of the General Court;:, in whiCh the By-
laws are made for the regulation of the Society. •
Abstradspf the Charters and By-laws, and the Terms and
Methods ,of making Insurances, may be had at the Oftic,e,
where attendance is given from Nine o!Clock till Two, Ho-
lidays excepted.
By Order of the Court of Direttors,
JOHN PENSAM, Registei-.
*** The new By-laws, as confirmed by the General Court,
held the 24th February, sBoz, are now ready for delivery to
the Members.

A COPIOUS HISTORY OF THE UNION.
This Day was published,
Price ros. 6d. in boards (dedicated to the' Marquis of
Lansdowne),
THE HISTORY of the UNION. of GREAT
BRITAIN and Ireland; with an Introduaory.Survey
of Hibernian Affairs from the earliest Times.
I3v CHARLES COOTE, LL.D.
Sold by G. kearsley, No. 46,' Fleet-street ; of whom may
be had, the Histqry of England,. the Life of Cxsat, and other
Publications of thOsarne Author.
***. 1 t preiurned,h;that a Work of this kind will be
highly interesting to'-eviery elnss of Readers, as it treats of
one of the most merborabh; transactions of an eventful period,
and contains.a narrative of every important circumstance con-
netted with what His Majesty has styled the happiest Event
of His Reign: ,

THE ARABIAN,. NIGHTS.
On Monday next, the 26th of April, will be published, in
Five Volumes, Royal
,th.ttavo, price Five Guineas, in
Boards, and Dewy Oclai,o, price Three Pounds, in Boarblt,
A N\47'.arid SPLENDID-EDITION of THE
ARABIAN NIGHTS.
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Translated by.thc Rev. EDWARD FORSTER.
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from Pidures painted on purpose by ROBERT S RKE,
R. A.

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