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London, England, 1808-06-21 00:00:00

' ATLAS INSURANCE COMPANY. •
'THE PRESIDENT and DIRECTORS of the
-IL ATLAS INSURANCE COMPANY acquaint the Pro-
ppietprs and the Public in Oaten!, that, on the 24th inst. a tem-
porary OFFICE will be opened at (o. o, BUSH-LANE, CAN-
NON-STREET, for the Tra.osactiqns of FIRFc and LIFE AS-
SURANCES. By Order of the Directors,
JOHN CHALK, Sec- r-

tern.

• LUDGATE-HILL,
'For Insuring Buildings, Steck in Trade, Furniture, Merchaodise,
:.-apieultuial Stock, Implements of Husbandry, Ships *in Her-
bostr, Dock, sar while Building, Vessels, Craft, Cargo, and
Effects of evqry description, in any part of the United King-
florn,froni Loss or Damage by lire ; also, for Insuring LiXts,
' 'Granting Annuities, &o. &c. &c. on the most liberal terms. lk
97.11313 Office' in its principle, the first of the
ever establisluxl, the capital being raised from a very n -
Irnerous body of Proprleton, in Shares of £3O each, who are en-
gaged to become Insurers of Property aganist Fire, to the full.
amount of their respective Shares.
Proposals may be had at the Office, and Insurances, br persons
whose Policies expire at Midsummer next, may be effected on
advantageous terms. Persons insuring property against Fire, at
this Office, to the amount of /1000, are entitle 4 to very peculiar
advantages.
AU Policies of £3OO and upwards, ar.: issued gratis, also fog
sums under that amount, when cgected for three year: or more.
Household Goods under X:seo may be insured without distinct
sp-cifications.
Policies for an Insurance of Seven years at one payment will
have a Discount allowed of one year's Premium and Duty ; and
also a proportional Discount for any less term.
No deduction whateVer in the payment of Losses.
• Lessor Damage by Fire, occasioned by Lightning, is paid by
this Company.
Expences paid on the Removal of Goods, in case of Fire ; and
all Loss c.; Damage thereby, made goud to the insured.
No charge made for Endorsements.
A considerable deduction ie allowed to Merchanis on short pe-
riod Insurances.

A Brokerage of 5 per Cent. is alDwed on all Shipping Insurances.
Farming Stock annually insured at 2.5. Ed. per cort. and shorter
Periods in proportion.
Solicitors, Brokers, and others allowed a Commission, on brini.-
ing Life Insurances to this Office. •
Persons insuring 5001. on their own Lives, are entitled to advan-
tages not to be obtained in any other Office.
Agents arc appointed in most of the Cities and Towns iu the
United Kingdom. 13y order of the Directors,
WILLIAM BURY, Clerk.
Books, containing the Tahles °lite es of Premiums, with every
particular respecting Life Insurance, j!co. may be had at the Office,
on application to Mr. St. Croix, Actuary to the Life Department.

JAKMO6R -SHOW, 18.08, will be on
the second Monday, the I tth, and Tuesday, the t2th of July,
when the Premiums, &c. already advertised will be awarded
The Candidates for the Premiums and Ploughing !starch, Stet
will please to send their names to Mr. Lowrey, the Steward, st
Barmoor Castle, ten days previous. to the Meeting, that proptr
accommodations may he provided : no Stock will be admitted at
the Farm Offices after eight o'clock on Monday morning. Frem
the increased quantity of Stock Mi. Sitwell has to chew, and the
number of Premiums, it is impossible to set through the business
in one day, as usual. And on Wednesday and Thursday, the
whole of the capital Breeding Stock, belonging to Francis Sitwell,
Esq. (who, in consequence of the health of his family, is obliged
for some Years to live in the South) will be cit.:Nosed of by public
Auction. The Stock consists of thorough-bred Leicesier rams of
aii ajes, twos, gimmers and lambs, South-Down ditto, West-
Highland bulls, cows, and calves, very superior to any ever seen
in England, as they were selected by Mr. Sitwell at the greatest
expence and care; a Suffolk stallion, cart horses, &c. &c.—From
the Barrpoor Sheep-Show being so generally attended, it is 0311.-
1 cessary to state in an advertisement how the Sheep are bred.,—
Printed particulars of every lot will be distributed ten days pre-
vious to the Meeting, at all the principal Inns in the county. For
the accommodation of distant purchasers, any part of the Stock
may remain on theopremists, and have the best care taken of them,
for any time not exceeding one month, at the most moderate
expence.—Barmoor Castle, June 14, 1808.