The Sun.
London, England, 1802-06-18 00:00:00

DORSET.

. .
At 'a M.EETINC of the GENTLEMEN, CLERGY, and
FREEHOLDERS Of the cotwry of DORSET, held
in. the County Hall, iii Dorchester, on Saturday .the nth
day
.of Fine, iSoz, in pursuance of a Public Advertisement
from the Hi.gb,Sheritf, for thepurpose of considering of a
Congratulatory ADDRESS HIS MAJESTY, on the
-`.late happy Event of the Restoration of Peace;

EDIVIUNDMOR.,TON PLEY'DELL, Esq. 'Sheriff,
in the Chair; • - '

THE Pll9w!ng Resolutions. were unanimously
agreed to: • • •
Resolved, on, the Motion of James Framptori,-.Esq. se-
cOtided by William'Clayell„ Esq. That the Address now
proddced and read, be approved, and that the same be pre-
sented to His-Majesty,
Resolved, That'the said Address lie 'signed by the High
Sheriff; in the name and on the behalf of this Meeting, and
that he be requeked to present the same to His Majesty, Dc_
companied by the Members for,the County, and such' 0t.L•21-
Gentlemen of the County as canmake it convenient to dtt,iid.
-Resolved, That these Resolutions be published-in THE
StiNj and Salisbury and SherbOrne Newspapers. - •
E.DiVI. MORTON PLEYDELL, Sheriff

Piesulvect Unanithotisly, That the Tharas of this Meeting
ba given td,, tie. High Sheriff: for callin timetir s me, and for
his attentive and proper conduca in the Chair.

DORSET.

At a GENERAL MEETING _of ,I‘. MALCI•C RN and
BREWERS ot, the COUNTY of DORSET, held at
the King's Arms in Dow!tester, on , Wednesday the , 9th
day of lunt., iSoz {agreeable to public notice), to,take mto
consideration thL Malt A:a passed in the present Session of
Palliarnent't,
Mr. WILLIAM' BOWER in the

THE. following Resolutions were Unanimously
agre.o,
.
to :
Resolved That the RestriEtion imposed by the 3oth Sec-
tion of the Aa, fins restraining the Malster from, Watering or
Sprinkling Corn or Grain, in any state of operation, after the
same.shall be emptied front the Cistern, until the ,end of
twelve days, will be attended with consequences vevy injuri-
ohs tolliecommodity in.the process of making Malt. •
Resolved, That a Memorial be immediately presented to
the.' Right tionourable the Chancellor of the Exchequer,
stating the injury which the Malsters and the Public- at
large-will sustain by enforcing the said 3oth Section of the
Ael"; soliciting certain modifications thereof, and suggesting
the nccossity of the same being attended to during the-present
Session 01 pariiament, and before the commencement of the
next Maiting'Sf:':asOti.
Rea)lved,,Tllata SitbscriptiOn be opened, and a Commit-
tee appointed, consisting of thirteen; co carry these Resolu-
tions into effect; and that a.Treasurer and Secretary be also
appbinted. - ••
Resolved, That these Resolutions be signed by, the Chair::
man, and inserted in 1-44 S iv, Salisbury, Do'rehester and
Sherbome Newspapers.
WILLIAM BOWER, Chairman.
The,Chairman having quitted the Chair, the Thanks of
this Meeting were unanimously voted tohim, for his atten-
conduet therein.
• THOMAS GOULD READ, Treasurer and Secretary.

BRITISH FIRE;OFFICE,STRAND and COR_NHILL,
ESTABLISHED for, the InsUrance of Flouses,
Buildings, '---NlanufaCiories, Goods and Mer;:handize,
Ships,Vessels, Barges, and every Kind of Cratt, v,i,a their
Freight, Cargoes,- and Stores, in any Harbour, River, or on
any Navigation, FARMING
,STOCk, and all other P
petty, against Loss or Damage by Fire in any part of G'reat
Britain.
The Directors haveendeavoured to make such arangements
as should bit more suitable to promote the Benefits of Fire
I nw ranee thaa those of the old. mode.- E xtended_Couirntree ;
enlarged .Manufactories;—great Acctitmilation,of Property ;
ttnd a variety of collatelai Circurasti.nci;s, rendered it ab-
solutely necessary to mate variations in Fire Insurance, to
avoid tile, Errors which from time to time had been discovered,
but never amended. •
The BRITISH FIRE OFFICE has made sezeral amend-
ments, and such a's,have,inducel a very considerable number
of the first_ Merchants, Traders, •and Mania-adorers, to give
ita most decided Preference ; afal they requast tke particular
attention of the r]Merchants and Brokers to their Rates for
Siiippilig Insurances, calculated to meet, their peculiar and
various inteteSts. ,

The Capital of the BRITISH FIRE OFFICE, and the
Respectability, of itSTroprietary; render any observation on
its Stability unnecessary tht Characters of the Mapagers
place them above-the possibility of running into wild ur fan-
ciful schemes to obtain buSiness: all the Rules, Regulations,
Terins 'and•Conditions,-have been maturely weighedand Con-
sidered, and will be found, on reference to' the printed, \Pro-
posals, to centlin everr.thiiig fair and equitable.
To FARMERS, the NEW- MODE of ,insuring Agricul-
tural*StoCk is recommended, which only , requires .a value,
upon each speciei of,Grain,.•in.Whatever, or on
whatever -part'of the Farm it may be, at a Freridurn of Three
Shillings per cent. per annum, and prevents the insecurity.
attached to the old mode now in practice with the other In-
suraac Offices.; but the BRITISH FIRE OFFICE ',ill,
wheneVer desired, Willingly grant- insurance on the- old
mode. _ _ .

Losses by Fire from Lightning are made good, and in-cases
of Insurance bit Freehold Property, the Benefit of the Policy
' will descend to those. Persons'who maybe legally entitled to
the same, until the' next Payinen'ton the Policy becomes due,
withbtit notice-being given to the Office.
Annual 'lnSurances due at Midsummer Day, must be paid
within fiCteen.days therefrom, or the. Benefit of the -Policy
H Will be lost; buti nsuratices may be renewed after, without
the expence of a New Policy.
• Printed Proposals and Conditions of Insurance, and a ,List
•of tho Direeturs, Trustees,• tce. may be had gratisof their
Agents in all the Cities anti principal Town in the Kingdom.
Notice is hereby given, th,,t. a Dividend due at ,Lady-day
last is payable to the Proprietors.
ROBERT SKELTON, Sec.

TO CONFECTIONERS, OILMEN,APOTHECARIES,
ARTISTS, BOARDING-SCHOOLS, TAVERNS,
CABINET-MAKERS, and Dealers in General.
SMITH begs to inform/the- above,. partial-
slaily the Co-afeaioners at this season of the Year, and
t.:;,se in the. Country;that he has laid in his Stock of jelly-,
pots. and' Glasses,..lce-glasses, Capilaire-hottles, Salvers,
Covers, Potting pots, Custard-cups, Tye-rounds forikan-
cly Fruit, and Shew Slips of various Shapes and Sizes, &c.
&c. Has also constantly on Hand, a large Assortment of-
Goods 'suitable to. Oilmen, Artists and Apothecaries, .as
Mustard-jugzs and SqUaresi, Lamp Chin-m*l6, Oniori-bOttless,
Tye-rounds, 'Yalta's, Ink and Colour-stands, Tinton
Saucers,. Nest of Cabinets, Mullets, Slabs, and Bottles of va-
rious kinds, for liquid and transpaunt Colours and Varnishes,
allo Phials, -Gal typots, &c. which he is selling-to his'C.oun-•
try Customers at the lowest London Prices, for Ready
'Monek, 'at his Old Established Wholesale- Furnishing Glass
Warehouse,No. 22,Vere-street, Li neolli's-1 nn-fields, London.
- • Also every Article in the Glass and -Staffordshire Line,.
suitable to Inn-keepers, Cabinet-Mal.,;ets, and Dealers in
general. . •