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ARMY.

AFOR in a o.arrisnn Battalion, to ex-
hange with a Major in a Regiment of the Line ; the Gar-
_ Bambo is et present in Ireland, comose d o men whose
rice, ale roestricted to the United Kingdom and the adjacent
!1,445, and from the Line.
giestion to he made to B. C. No. 12, Blackall-street, Dub-
A•
p.s. No. 4, Henrietta-street, Covent-Garden. Letters
"" onty ss ill be attended to.

melitud, tAl'ilifiSU CF. COMPANY, APRIL 4, 1808.
To public are respectfully reminded, that the
Lo nuowed for the renewing of the Lady-day Policies
irldrlllakturdAY neat the 9th inst.
„ spots are ready at the Offices in Sun-court, Cornhill,
Notepetrect, and in the hinds of the proper Agents in
edSt•
'te Ds*
*poi of the Office will be found as moderate as those of
imtion, and tke cliims upon the Company will be
▪ iri• a semptitude.
Logiesmed by Lightning are made good.
1. DAY, Secretary. -

BRITISH FIRF. OFFICE.
THE BRITISH FIRE OFFICE at their principal
OFFICES in the STRAND and CORNHILL, LONDON,
sd by AGENTS in EDINBURGH, GLASGOW, DUBLIN,
dai principal TOWNS of the UNrFED KINGDOMS, con-
tor to ;rant Insurances against FIRE, on the Terms and Condi-
ornof their printed Proposals, delivered Gratis. The Directors
inegtest pleasure insieffecting that by their Exertions and Plans
the Benefit:and Principles of Insurance are more generally felt
r.,1 understood ; and they trust that they have a Chaim for Pre-
trete with the Public, for the liberal conduct they have evinced
10 their Transactions. Premiums far Insurance renewable at
bipilay, most be paid on or before the nth day of April next.
fawys within the Bills of Mortality, when considered Meet,-
wy, have always been made by this Office without any Charge
iodic Insare.l—Fees have never been permitted to be taken in
say Cue or under any Pretence whatever. Commission to Bro.
Mersa Shipping and Foreign Insurances also, have always beenintsd. Endorsements of Alteration or Removal entered with-

at Fee.
agices of the best Construction, and Firemen of Activity and
doubted Integrity (rhose exertions have been acknowledged)
Int from the establishment of the Office in 1799, been provided
IT the British Fire Office to attend at Fires.
The Terms and Conditions of Insurance as stated in the Po.
lan,sre defined with perspicuity, plainness and precision, so as
spat-at the Misunderstandings and Disputes dependant upon
ilesested,unadvlsed, and ignorant Plans, equally baneful to the
hwietors and those Insuring.
ANNUAL PREMIUMS.
• demon Insurance, 2s. per Cent.—.Nazar
Hazardous, ss.
FARMING STOCK, 24.6 d. per Cent. only.
• Jeans= of Greater Hazard and large Sums by Special Agree-
ment.
Policies (Gratis), as heretofore for sums of 3001. and upwards.
ROBERT SKELTON, Sec.

;, 33.—Double

aRAND CITY LOTTERY of FREEHOLD
1-,•• • ROUSE DISCHARGED of LAND TAX.
£104,000 Value in CAPITAL PRIZES. .
20,000 TICKErS.
To be Drawn in Guildhall April 26.
list of Capital Prizes, with the Value of each.
CRAM) HOTEL, 9, Skinner-sweet,
14, Skinner-tweet, - -
0, ditto . - -
ti, ditto - . -
1, Pickett-street, . - -
ditto, ' -
r, Rinser-street, .. . -
11, ditto, - -
44 ditto, . . - -
I, ditto, - -
4, ditto, -- - -
10, Pickett-nreet, - - -
ii, ditto, - - -
tl, Skinner-street, - - -
b, West-Side of Snow-Hill, . -
4; Skinner-strect, - - -
'q, ditto, - -
-
491 ditto, ' - . .
41 Picket-street., -- . -
•...')Skintler-rstreet, - -
Making together the Sum of X 104,000.
The above Valuation is taken at the lowest estimate, and there
li no doubt that by the thne the Lottery is drawn, the Property
Rill be very conriderably increased in value. Offers have been
rude from various Persons to purchase several of the Houses at
ilk prices they are estimated at, and it is proposed that those
Mats which are divided into small shares shall be sold, and the
rAkCe paid to the Shareholders according to their respective
st,A4.„.
PRESENT PRICE.
Ticket . - X. 7 19 0
R3ll , - X. 4 4o 1 Eighth . .C.l 2 0
Fourth- 23 0 I Sixteen* - • 011 0
'Tickets and *area are selling at all the Oflkes.

£25,000
7,000
6,000
(,000
6,000
6,000
4,000
4,000
4,000

SPRING PHYSIC.
TABLETS of HEALTH; or, Mild Purgative
lozenges, invented and prepared by Dr. Sensr E.—To all
who value their Health, and are aware of the great utility, and,
in many cases, the absolute necessity of occasionally assisting Na-
toe, in the important process of digestion, this Medicine is re-
commended with confidence, as the safest, mildest, and most
ellcacious vegetable in the worlds; prepared in the phasing and
canvenient form of a most palatable aromatic Los:,nge, taken
with aviditY by children, and with pleasure by alL—Sold at Mr
Parson's Library, 46, Ludgate-hill ; Mr. Green's, S9B, Oxford-
, &c.&c. price is. per Packet, sinned E. SENATE.

LADIES.—That superfluous Hairs are one of the
greatest drawbacks front the beauty and delicacy of the Fe-
tale Face, Arms, &c. is allowed by every Man, from the Prince
tt! the Peasant. To remove them various preparations have, from
rne to gine, started up ; but most of them (although pompously
advertised) having been found either inefficacious or deleterious,
are taken or falling to the ground. In praise of TRENTS DEPI-
LATOR7, which stands absolutely unparalleled and justly cc le-
Ealcd, the Proprietors will only observe—that it removes the
M !lair in a few minutes, without injuring the skin, or causing any
impleasant sensation--that it has heen happily applied and highly
....IFFroved by the first circles of Fashion and ttank—and that La-
a'
may ter k used and thus have ocular demonstration of its effi-
(3;4 and innocence. It is sod, by appointment of '!'rent and Co.
!toles-tie and retil, by Mr. Perrin, No. ?-5, Southampton-street,
V.._o'fint Garden; retail by Baton and Co. 150, Oxford-street ;
."!* 65, Chilipsidm4colding, 42, Cornhill ; and all the princi-
rd Ferfnmers and Medicilv Venders in London. To persons in
the.toontry inclosing the amount, (postage free) to Mr. Perrin,
they yfilibt immediately forwarded,price ss. per bux.

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TRAVELS in AMERICA, performed in 18060
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