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London, England, 1808-05-10 00:00:00

ATLAS INSURANCE COMP.-INY.
AT a GENER AL COURTof PROPRIETORS
of this Company, held on Thursday, the sth of May,lBoB,
at the London Tavern, in Bishopsgate-street ;
Sir CHRISTOPHER BAYNES, Bart. President, in the Chair:
The Report of the Canunittee having been read, and alien
into Consideration,
Resolved unanimously, that no further Subscriptions he receiv-
ed; bat that sufficient time be given for the Country Agents to
collect and pen* their Subscriptions.
Resolved unanimously, that the business of this Institution do
commence on or before the 24th of June next.
Resolved unanimously, (on the recommend
mittees)
That it is the opinion of the Shareholders present, that no Sa-
lary ought to he taken by the Directors or Auditors of this Com-
pany, mull after a Dividend shall have been made to the Pro-
prietors ; but that the Question of suck Salaries, and also of Rt.
*itineration for their Services from the date of :heir Election until
the above period, be reserved for the consideration of the next
General Court after such Dividend shall have been made,
Resolved unanimously,_

of the Com-

That a General Court of Proprietors be holden at the London.
Tavern, on Friday the 13th instant, for the Election of Directors
and Auditors. The Ballot to commence at eleven o'clock, and
close at three and that such Proprietors as intend to become
Candidates for those Offices, do signify such intention to *s Se-
cretary of the Committee on or before Saturday next.
Resolved, That this Meeting be adjourned.
The President having loft the Chair, it was

Unanimously, That the thanks of this Court be given
to Sir Christopher Baynes, But. for his impartial and dignified
conduct in the Chair.

Arselved Unanimously, That the thinks of this Court be given
to the Committee, for the ability and unwearied exertions they
have displayed in the formation of this Company.
By Order, JOHN CHALK,
Sec:votary to the Committee

THE GRAND STATE LOTTERY, which
begins Drawing JUNE 28, is the only 4..attery that ever
contained SIX PRIZES of £20,000.
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London, and by their Agents in the Country.
PRESENT PRICE.

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Ticket

£26 19s.

Half
Quarter

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