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EAGLE INSURANCE COMPANY. •
FIRE--A142011141E5--LIFE.
CAPITAL TWO MILLIONS.
OFFICE, CORIIHILL, LONDON.
DVANTAGES to INSURERS with this
'1" COMPANY.
Payment of Rent in cue of Fire, wishout increase of Pre
minas.
Damage by Lightning made good.
No charge far Policies, Imbuements, Alterations, or Surreys.
A Commission of 5t ter Cent. allowed on Shipping Insurarces.
Abatements made on Country Insurances from 101. to 251.
per Cent.
Farming Stock insured without wane
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clause.
By Order, WM. BTHAM, Sec.
Eagle Office, March 21, ISO&

ROYAL EXCHANGE 'ASSURANCE OFFCE,
•, ; Maims, 1998.
PERSONS, whose annual Premiums fall due on
the 25th instant, are hereby informed, that Receipts are now
ready to be delivered at the Company's Offices, over the Royal
Exchange and in Pall-Mall, as well as by their respective Agentsed
in the several Counties ; and the Parties assured are request to
appl%, for the Renewal of their Policies, on or before the 9th of
April next, as the usual Fifteen Days allowed for Payment? be-
yond the Date of each Policy, will then expire.
SAMUEL FENNING, jun. Sec.
Attendance is given, daily, at the said Offices, for the As-_
surance cf Buildings, Goods, Merchandise, and Sfdps, in Har-
bour, in Dock, or while building, from Loss or Damage by Fire ;
and also for the Assurance of, and granting Annuities on, Lives.
sure. B. Fire Policies will be
iuissued free of Expensrt to the As-
Nd, where the annual Pre mm amounts to Os.. or upwards.

PRIVATE HISTORY OF THE COURT OF ENGLAND.
THE AUTHOR respectfully informs those Ladies
and Gentlemen who have been disappointed of Copies, that
the small proportion reserved for Country Friends, were
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morning forwarded to the Publisher, B. Crosby, No. 4, St
tioners'-eourt, for the accommodation of those desirous of obzet:n.
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pointing out the necessity of a Key to the Wort, has been read
with pleasure. 'the fair writer ie entitled to our best thanks for
the suggestion of a new appropriate Title, " ACouaT Leuxinc
GLASS, or MIRROR:*
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NEW EDITION OF MRS. HAMILTON'S LETTERS.
This day was published,
In 2 vols. price I Os. in bonds, *Second Edition, of •
LET rERs addressed to the DAUGHTEtt of a -No-
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By ELIZABETH HAMILTON,
Author of" Letters on the Elementary Principles of Education:*
&c.
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This day was published,
In Two Volumes, Octavo, price in boards, 16s.
AGENERAL and CONNECTED VIEW of
the PROPHECIES, re.ative to the Co nveraion, Restora-
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the Progress, and final Oveithrow of the Antichtistim Confede-
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Ey the Rev. G. S. FABER, B. D.
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New Editlons of
AN INQUIRY into the Duties of the FEMALE
.SE.E.—By THOMAS GISBORNE, A.M.
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'eves afflictedwith RUPTURES. To which is added, a detcrip-
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that species of Rupture, called Prolapsus Ani, or a Descent of
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To the PROPRIETORS of EAST INDIA STOCK.
• tastes Alin dewrtesteu,
E Election of Six Directors of the East-India
11 Company. being appointetrfor Wednesday the 13th April
the
next, the favour of your Vote and Interest is requested fu!
following Gentlemen. eln.
JOHN HUDLF.STON, Req.
CHARLES MILLS, Esq.
-THOMAS PARRY, EA,
R. CHICH. PIOWDF.N, F.aq.
ABRAHAM ROBARTi. Esq.
Which will
Your much oblie, Ladles and Gentlemen,
most humble Servonti,
East.lndio House. March 30, ISO&
JAMES PATTISON. FItANCIS BARING.
TIIONIAS Rein. Wittzwis F. Eartitsissoni.
Joan Rosters. lons Notts.
GEORGIC SEW lone JACIESON.
G. W. Tii),l.Lussoti. Joni. Masotti,.
Rosewr Tuoiticros• Casspsett MARJOILINANLII.
SWZNY TOONE. TliterGILUS /VIETCALk E.
lons Teaszes. Gaoling hilittet r.
East India House, April 1,1805.
WILLIAM RENSLIT. EDWARD PARRY.
4WD 130SANQUE1. CNARLES GEANT.
'QUER COTTON, WILLIAM AsTrI.L.
Hues INGLIS. JOUN Bess.

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To the PROPRIETORS' of EAST INDIA STOCK.
MR. FRASER having nitimated his intention to
decline becoming a Candidate For the likection at the cm
suing Election, we beg leave to state, that, by including the mama
of Mr. Fraser, we were anxious to pursue a system whi:h has so
long received your countenance and approbation; we were, at
the same time, influenced by the consideration, that, although
that Gentleman was far advanced in life, that circumstance, and
long services would have found th4r pro:tea-an in khe
natty of your minds.
We i.ave the honour to be, with great respect,
Ladies and Gentlemen,
Your must humble Servants,
GEORGE MILLETT, WILLIAM F. EI.I.NINSTIMIIR.
JAMES YATTISUM. 'URN Incl.'s.
Tuotitasßain. JOUN JACKSON.
loom ROIARTS. JIMIN MANSIIIP. •
GEORGE SMITH. CAMPBELL MARJORIBANKS.
G. W. TUELLI,SSON. TIIIORIMLUS MITCALV. • •
ROBERT T/10R%'10N. JOISN TRARRIS.
FRANCIS BARING.
East India House, March 81, 1805.

To the PROPRIEIOR .4 of EAST INrDLI. STOCK.
I.ADIES-AND
HAVINHAVING the honour c:
Gf being recommended to
you by the Directors of the East India Company, as Candi-
dates iur the Direction, to be chosen this year, we take the liberty
retioes:ing the favour of your Vow on the day of Election,
WeditcsdAy, the 13th April neat.
We are, Ladies and Centlemen,
Your moat obedient, and most humble Sent4uts,
JOHN HUDLESTON.
CHARLES MILLS.
THOMAS PARRY.
RICHARD CHICHELEY PLOWDEN.
AtRAHAM ROBARTS,
East India House, April 1, 1808.

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