The Sun.
London, England, 1802-03-27 00:00:00

SA TURDA Y, M
_ARCH 27, 1302.

CORPORATION OF THE AMICABLE SO.CJETY
FOR INSURANCE UPON LIVES.' • •
In Serjeant's Inn, Fleet-Street,
Instituted by Charter of Qt/FArt ANNE, Anno r 706.

THE DIRECTORS informthe Public, that the
GENERAL COPRT,of the said SOCIETY having,
upon a careful revision and examination of the state of their
Funds and By-ltiws, fou,id tpat the Benefits of this Institu-
tion may he further extended; have reduced the :Premiums
heretofore charged, and extended the, Amount which may be
insured upon one Lite, froM three Shares to six.
At this Office only, the Insurante is not avoided by any
circumstance that may subsequently, take place 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 hisurance, to participate in the
advantages; and those upon their own Lives, to talcepPt in
all the deliberations of the General Courts, in which toe By_
laws are made,for the regulation of tke Society.
Abstraas.of the Charters and By-laws,• and the Terms and
Mrthrid9'er making Insurances, may he had at the Office,
where attendance is given from Nine o'Clock till Two -Ho-
lidays cwepted.
By Order of the Court of Direelors,
JOHN PENSAM, Register.
4-44—The new By-laws, as confirmed,by the General Court,
held the 24th February, 1802,. are now ready for delivery to
the Members.

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GR'AND JUNCTION CANAL OFFICE; PADDINGTON.
March tc, 18oz.
11/4TOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That the
N COMMITTEE of the GRAND JUNCTION, CA-
NAL COMPANY, in pursuance, and under the Authority
of an Aa of Parliament, passed in the Thirty-eighth Year
of the Reign of His present Majesty, have erieded,, and in-
tend 44,open,- a MARKET 4,2 t and adjoining to the Bason of
the said Canal, at PADDINGTON,9 for the Reception and
Saleof •
Hay and Straw ;
()fall sorts of Corn, Grain, Seeds, and Pulsq;
Of Malt; Meal, Flour, and Bran ;
Of Potatoes, and other Vegetables ;
And of Cattle of all sorts.
The Market for Hay, Straw, Corn, Grain, Seeds and
Pulse, Malt, Meal, Flour, and Bran, will be regularly held
on Monday and Friday in each Week.
The Market for Potatoes and. other Vegetables, Nvill be
held on Tuesday and Saturday in each Week.
And the Market for all sorts of Cattle, on Thursday in
each Week.

IThe Market for Potatoes and Vegetables will commence
at Six o'Cloa, and for other.Articietl,
(• L:iock in the Morning and will close every Day at Three
oiClock in the Afternoon.

The accommodations and conveniencies for standing, shew,
safety, regularity, and dispatch, will be rendered as complete
and perfect' as possible, and calculated for the reception of
the various articles and commodities, whether brought or
conveyed by Water on the Canal, or in Waggons and Carts
by Land.
_ _

The situation of Paddington for a Market, considering at
the same time the cheap and easy mode of conveyance, by
means of the Canal, will, it is presumed, forcibly strike
those who may have occasion to make use of a Market in
London. • •

- -It isintended that the Market Tolls and Dues shall be as
low, if not lower, than those.of any other established Market
within the Metropolis - and means will be taken to regulate
the Charges of the Salesman, upon terms that may prove
reasonable and satisfactory to the Salesman, the Seller, and
the Buyer. _

Due-Notice will be given of the Days on which the re-
4peEtive Markets will first open.; and it is particularly wished
to call the attention of Farmers, Graziers, Millers; Mealmen,
Alaltsters, and other Persons, as well those who may have
occasion to sell, as those who may have occasion to purchase,
any of the before-mentionFd Articles or Commodities; to the
situation of Paddington for a Market, but more especially to
the great advantage which will follow a Reduttion of the
Charge of. Carriage in the case of Goods and Commodities
conveyed in Boats or Barges on the Canal, and the peat faci-
lity, and very easy expence, by which the Manure and other
Articles may be conveyed in return, to any distance.
. The Tolls, Dues, and other Charges, and also the System
for the regulation and dispatch of Business in the Market,
will be ready for delivery in a short time.
Standings will be erected, as soon as possjble, for the Sale
of Meat, Fowls, Fish, and other Provisions.
By Order of the Committee,
GRAY and C 1-lA PLI N, Clerks to the Company.

This Day was published, Price 45." boards,
CCENES in WALE S; or, The MAID of
LLANGOLF.

By a CLERGYMAN.
London : Printed for R. H. We9tley, No. 159, Strand ;
E. Hennah,- St. Austell, Cornwall ; B. C. Collins, Sarum;
Cruttwell, Bath ; and Norton, Btistol.

DORSETSHIRE ESTATES.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
By Mr. FAULKNOR,
.
.4.4.the.Red Lit.o Inn, in Shaftesbury, in the County of Dc.r-
act, on Tuesday the joth of March,,_ iBoz, between the
Hours of Twelve and Three, in Three Lots, according to
the Conditions of Sale to be then and there produceduunless
Sold before by Private Contrad, of which timely Notice
will be given ; LOT I.
iX LL that Capital MANSION HOUSE, situate
lA_ in the Parish of Motcombe, in the County of Dorset,
with the Coach-ho Use, Stables, Garden, large Orchards,
and Paddock thereto belonging, containing by adineasure-
ment BA. t R. z 9 P. now in hand.

And also, all tliat DAI RY FARM thereto adjoining, can.
sisting of a good Farm-House, Barn, Stable, Cow-houses; and
all other necessary Out-buildings, with 94 A. 2R. 24,P . of
good rich old inch) l Arable, Meadow, and Pasture Land,
Coppice and loins, above 80 A. whereof arc Meadow and
Pasture ; and also Common of Pasture, without Stint, on
the extensive Commonable Places of Moteombe aforesaid;
now in the occupation of Mr. Thomas Mitchell, as a yearly
Te-iant thereof, at an old Rent.

A 1 so all those three Cottages lying near thereto, in the oc-
cupation of john Morgin,G!orgepatcher, and Joseph Burt.

LOT -11

All that FARM lying near to, and in Part adjoining the
foregoing Lot, consisting of a good Farm-House,-Barn„StOle,
Cow-houses, Out-buildings, and Garden, together with
127 A. a R. 17 P. of old inclosed rich Arable, Meadow and
Pasture Land, and Bolas, about go Acres whereof are Meadow
and Pasture; and also Common of Pasture without Stint, on
the extensive CoMmonable Places of MotCombe aforesaid;
now in the occupation of Mr. James Mundy, as yearly Tenant
thereof, at an old Rent. Also a Cottage or Tenement -lying
near thereto, in the occupation of Stepher, Arnold:
N. B. The above Lots are Copyhold of Inheritance,
Fine certain, Part of the Manor of Gillingham, subject to
a Quit-rent of 11. 45. gd, per Annum, and to an Heriot of the
best Beast on the Death of the Tenant in Possession.