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INSURANCE ON LIVES.

This object affords the opportunity to provide for the Aged,
the Widow and the Fatherless, and to guard against the loss and
disappointment of a dependance on the casualty of life. To this
end any person, for the annual premium specified in the tables,
can secure to his Widow and Children the payment of such a sum
of money, as in his judgment will save them from that distress
and poverty which his death would otherwise occasion.—ln the
1 case of fines for the renewal of Leases held on Lives, a very be-
neficial advantage is secured to the parties holding such Leases,
hp insuring the ambunt there( on the Life or Lives of the person
or persons, at whose death such fines are payable,—The purchase
money for Life Interests or Annuities may be secured by insuring
the Life of the party upon whom the same depends.—Persons
holding Church Preferment or any other situation, by which they
possess only Income for Life, may secure a reversion of a stipu•
lated amount in money to their Widows or Familiti.—Persons
holdiag employments in public offices, depending either on the
Lives of themselves or of others, may, by the modes adopted in
this Office, be secured from loss in case of the death of the party
on whose Life the same may be held.—Any person not pssessed
of an independent property before marriage, may, by insuring his
Life, be enabled to make such settlement on his intended wife,
as shall be deemed requisite.—Among the various benefits this
Office affords, none, perhaps, may be greater, than the opportu-
■ity it gives for satisfying creditors, where the ability of the debtor
to discharge their claims depends en the continuance of the life—
This may be accomplished by securing, through annual payments
on a Life Insurance, a sum to be paid at the death of the debtor ;
failure in trade may by this be prevented, and arrangements made
in consequence equally beneficial to debtor and creditor.
N. B. Any person having insured his Life at this Office, may,
by will, di.pose of the property to arise therefrom, as his own
personal estate.
GRANTING ANNUITIES
Affords a resource against Old Age, Sickness, bodily Infirmity,
and other casualties of Life.
By this Office, every pecuniary provision may be made either
• for a party personally, or for his Widow, Children, orDependants,
1 and Marriage Settlements procured.
Terms and Conditions Gratis, as above, or of the Agents to the
Society in Dublin, Edinburgh, mad other Cities and Towns in
Gnat Brhsis alai Ingisa4. RUBIRT 311111LTON, Ise.

HANNAY'S ORIGINAL SPECIFIC,
For the Infallible PREVENTION of a CERTAIN DISOBbER.
FORTY YEARS•experience in every quartet of
the World. has indisputably established the Fact, to eflittli
the Discoverer (the late Sir lia sail; Hit. Av, Bart.y pledged
himself, that this Pt evzirriereVit was infallible in its powers, end
effectually secured to 10TH Sexes complete proteCtion, Where the
directions were punctually observed. Many are prudently de.:
terred from trying the effect of any antidote, internally, fearing
'consequences injurious to the Constitution. In the use of thi
Sractric (an external Wash) there is every thing to hope, nothing
to dread—the doubts of the Sceptic, and the opposition of ties In-
terested, are alike subdued.
It is notorious, and has been particularly remarked by the Fa-
culty, that this terrible disease Is not so frequent as hesettifope,
and the blessing has been fairly attributed to she universal Wisp-
'llon of those principles, upon which this bighly celebrated Dal)011
lb formed. The undiminished celebrity elks-character for au lon*
la. period is its best eulogium, and advocates its cause better than a
thousand attested cases which, for obvious reasons, the 'treks.
Lion ofthis remedy renders inadmissible.
This Antivenereal Lotion is cositidently recommended to di*
' Army and Navy, and to all those going abroad, (as it will remit
its virtues for years in any climate,) they, from the Dude of their
services, being more peculiarly exposed to the ravage. si tbj
disorder. It is sold in bottle., at ins. Cid. each, or 10s. if mese than
one, and at 7s. 6d.; or three for a Gaines (stamps included), at
No. 1, Little Suffolk-street, Haymarket, where, only in London,
it can be had genuine..--It will be sent to any part of the United
Kingdoms, by enclosing address, real or assumed, with sr
Bank note equivalent to the quantity required, dirated (post
paid) to Mr. Lama Coax, at the above old-established Ware•
house ; who will answer, as usual, all orders with strict fidelity.,

W ;
ITHERS' BALM OF QUITO, price 2s. 9d
is the best Remedy in the universe for Nervous Conft.
plaints, the most powerful Restorative and reanimating pat. or
Life and Hesltb, and the safest and best Medicine in the Wosid.',
—lt is not pretended that this Medicine can arrest the Jrsgrose,
of nature, but it is asserted, and proved, that it will rotes*
HEALTH, even where the Constitution appears to hive bine*
irreparably injured. Those who have impaired their health by, .
residence in hot and unhealthy climates • the young of either Sono
whose Infirmities threaten premature old age, a life of misery, ad
an early dissolution ; and those more•advanced In years, whose
totteting, sapless frames, appear withered and almost worn QgL
are the more immediate objects of this soothlog Balm, the less,
influence of which may be extended to the whore class of-Vile/4w
dinarians. For in all cases, and In all ages, *here the aolidszt
relaxed, where the constitution has ree*M shock, of by •
means debilitated, this RESTORATIViIandII.E-ANIMATIIIi
BALM cf LIFE and HEALTH, will Imbue srzps4:
effects ; the cold and tremulous nerves will I* stea-
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muscles will be invlggrated, the Altman will be etrengtheited.
the emaciated limbs wine covered with firm test, the existust-
ed vessels will be reidadrabed, the impoverished wltery blood wi::
become rich and balsamic, and itslanguid Clreviation restored to'
the sanative impetiss, which is the true criterion of health ; tilt(
languid drooptnesphits will be review/ and exhilarated, digestlor;
will be promoted ;' In short, the tone of the nerves will be er*.
Cored, and by these means the whole constitution will be rero-
vated. Feebleness, lassitude, anxiety, melancholy, and all the
depioral lesymptonas of disease, will vanish ; and strength, ardonr.
serenity, end every evidence of renovated health will be thetaplif
result of taking this Inestimable Balm ip due time, awarding to
the directions for use which accompany etebbettle.
The Datnt of Quite is prepared asitteeld by W. Withers, die,
mist, 229, Strand, London.—(Retail by Lathbery, Liverpool , the;
London Patent Medicine Company, South-beklie, ;
Irons de, Aberdeen; Row and Peck, Hull • Sharp, Portsmouth ;
Jackson, Plytrivutiii•Corielled, Plymeash-Lock Bblty,•Sricroi
and all respectable Medsdne Venders, prienties 91 per Ponies

\RD.
LOST, in the Month of October last, between
London and the town of Leachlade, in the County of Glou-
cester, a Pocket Book, contaihing The Ceetfficate of British
lotion Rocieery of the Trout Versel,aled SALLY; granted at the
Custom House, Gloucester, the 19th day of August, 180$, No.
76.—And also six One-pound Bills of the Tethury Bank, and one
</eines Bill, with sundry Papers relating to the said vessel.—
Whoever will bring the said Pocket Book, with its contents, to
Mr. Williarn Hill, Merchant, Cirencester, Gloucestershire, shall
receive 'ren Guineas Reward : or any person producing the said
Cerqficate of 'friary alone, to the Collector ind Comptroller of his
**sty's Customs, Gloucester, or giving information on Oath, of
the person who detains the same, so as the said Certificate shall be
recovered, shall receive Five Guineas reward; on application to tke
said Mr. Hill.

ARM Y.
AN ENSIGN in a Second Battalion of a good old
Regiment of the Line, at present quartered in England,
wishes to exchange with any Gentleman of equal rank in the
Line, or in a Garrison Battalion, on equal terms.—Letters to he
addressed (post paid) to Mr. B. Gibson, Herald Office, York.
York, March 17, 1809.

THE ART Or WAR. •
rt HE Army and the Students in the Art of War
:Aire informed that the ESSAYS on the THEORY and
PitA.TICE of the ART of WAR, by the Editor of the Military
Minitsi, are now published and may be had of all Booksellers In
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beards, or 40s. bound and lettered.
London, March 4, 1809.

This day was published, price I ns.6d. each, in boards,
Volumes I. and 11. of
''HE HISTORY OF DISSENTERS, from the
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By T. CADELL and W. DAVIES, Strand,
A NINQUIRY into the STATE of NATIONAL
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A New Edition, 4 , beine the Third, of
E
COTTAGERS .OF GLENBURNIE :
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•
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'THE HISTORY of GREECE, from the earliest
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1. A CLASSICAL DICTIONARY ; containing
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