Star.
London, England, 1813-12-23 00:00:00

COUNTY FIRE OPPICEi.
SOUTHAMPION-WiltEtr. STLANP
Tf.LUETEEII. .
His Grace the Duke of AVTLAND, X. G. 1
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The Most Noble the Marquis of BUCKiNOR AU, It. 01;
The Most Noble the Marquis of Norrnostertrti.-
The Right Hon. the Earl of•Boeittstatssonass...
The Right Hon. the Earl of Urea,. Omits.
NitrILLIANI PICAED, Esci..M. P. •
BEEOPE 131RNARD MoELAND,'Esq. M. P.
A/u1 Sixty Directors.
Massaging Direosor—l. T. BARRER BEAUMONT, Esq. F. A.S.
PERSONS Insured in this Office share tile Profits
EQUALLY, with the ORIMNAL MEMBERS, accorttng
their respective Contributions. A permanent Surplus Capital lf
16403,0q0 has been subscribed by the original Members, and they
alone are responsible t hence those who now desire to.ensure are
valeetually secured against that unlimited responsibility whilibas
been so severely felt in societies upon the Contilbutisnahip er
Valets principle. •
Agents are appointed In the principal Towns, who are aims'
Agents to the Provident Life °Aces, founded tan .141.14 tr

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WALBROOK WARD.
AT a WARD
MOTE, held at Salters' Hall,: bernre
the Worshipful JOHN ATKINS, Esq. Alderman of tt.is
Ward, an Tuesday, the 21st day of December, 1/11 2, for the
Choice of Ward Officers for the Year ensiling, the following
Gentlemen were elee!ed Members of the Common for.
this Ward, for the Year ensuing, viz.—Mr. Deputy Wilqams,
sir. William Pearce, Mr. Thomas Bell, • Me. William gyde,
Mr. William Rosa, Mr. Tlomias Hale, Mr. Williatn Woodward,
and Mr. Ephraim Heywood.
Resolved unanimously, That the Thanks of tliis Ward:note
be gi7en to Joan ATKIN s, Esq. Alderman of (tit Ward, and
one of the Representatlves for this City in Parliament. for
his Ability and Perseverance in supporting the ConititUtional
Rights and Privileges of the Country, and of the Tiading in-
terest of this great City ; for his upright Conduct as a Magis-
trate; and for his impartialtly.and Politeness shewn this day in
the Chair.,
Resolved r• 'sly, That the Thanks ibis Wardniete
'Ow • hit

unanimously,Rt - of
by given to Mr. ROB/ILT Aialrf (be having espresseth 'desire
10' retire from the situation of Common Councilman for this
Ward), for the the constant and faithful matuter in which he has
discharged the duties of that Office, upon every occasion, since
be has been elected thereto.
Resolved unanimously, That the Thanks of Chic Nl'ardinote
be given to John Atkins, Esq. Alderman of this Ward; and
-**iso to Mr. Deputy Williams, Mr rearm, Mr. Bell, Mr. Ryde,
Mr. Ross, Mr. Hale, and Mr. Woodward, for the great At ten-
glen and pains bestowed by them, in the Matters referred to
their Consideration at the last Wardmnte, re•peeieg the Re-
pairs of the Ward Watch-houses and also to the above-tianied
Gentlemen of the Common Cave ell, for their able and jfidi-
ei•fus Management of the Local Concerns of this Ward, aad for
!Twit. General Conduct as our Representatives in the Court of
Common Council
RI .)Ivett unanimously, That the foregnirg Resolutions be
inserted in thrte Morning and three Evening Papers, signed
by the Ward Clerk, (Signed) •
• • MOY TbIOMAS, Ward Clerk.

PEARLS SOLD, CLEANED AND STRUNG
THE Advertiser being the real Manufacturer; is
. deuirmint4 to sell every article of the first fashion an:.l
workmanship at the following reduced prlees; viz.
• Pear: Neckla•cesany pattern fromXs 15 6 remaking rco 12 0
Ear-rings per pair - 1 5 0 0 10 6
Bandeaux - - 10 10 0 2 10 0
Sprigs . - - 44 0 upwards l5 0
Bracelets per pair - I 10 0 0 10 6
•iffeketS . • 1 11 G 0 14 0
Broaches S 1 5 11l 0 7 413
Crosses. .. - 1 J. 0 j 9 i 6
Whereas many Ladies htia Gentlemen conceive and believe,
from the above pric-s, that every ornainent is made a a com
position, or what Is commonly c--Iled Patent Pearls, they are.
irespectinny inf-amed, that every article is. composed of Oriental
Beads from the Fi.heries of Ceylon and Persia, which, being
atanufartured hy the real wail:man, are offered to chiliadic
mach under their usual charges. .
Several complete sults t.t Pearls, new patterns In morocco
lOiti, Consisting of Necklaces, Sprig, Bracelets, patterns,
and
Ihrse Brooches, from 47.25 to ,e3O ica tuft. Apply to I. H. Bar-
hov, Pearl-Worker and Stringer, 110.1, Graage-court, Carey-
.
*tree% Lincoln's Inn Fields.
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LADIES of the first fashion, from tbeir-own
perience. recommend Mrs. ViNCENT's GOVILAND's
1.0.1 h.)14, as the most I.leasan. and effectual remedy for all iont•
,hints to li.ch the lace and Skin are liable, by removing, every
kind of coarsetiest, eruption, and unpleasant appearance, and ten.
derlag the Skiir clear, smooth, and transpar.ntl; but the unce-
at:lXll reputation of title-La:inn having excited various
Ladies and f;e;itrittnen are particularly requested to ask
for 6* Mrs. Vincent's Gowlaiors Lotion," and ste her name
34.r'fd VrAgltke oit each bottle that is genuine.
The folloswirg is a note frtdn I.ady Catherine Lennox to Mrs.
Vincent: • No. 49, Charlotte-street,Portland-place.
LedyCatherine ben-,nl presents her compliments to Mrs
Vincent, and has the plea ut:- of stating, that, by the use of two
' -quart bottles of her Gowlaiurs Lent*, site is perfectly cured of a •
vioient Eruption upon her Ince ao6l arms ; she was cretonne, ailed
by her Physician to make use a I.lle 1.0ti04, which has caceeded
her most stnguine expectations.
Sold by Mrs. Vincent, No. fp, ra,:les.street, Grosvenor-sgetam;
Bacon and Co. 150, Oxford-street ; Newbery and Edwards. .
• Oval's Church-yard ; liutkr. *, and kiggr,63, Cheaps.de ; Bar-
any pillion, Fleet Market ; Dicey and Sutton, Vow Church-
-yard; .and all the respectable Venders of genuine Medicines and
gneerfumers lit every rown hi Europe, ill quarts, 82. od. plitt,,
Es.Goi isalfpinte fle. 01.
Likewise is sold as eove„, •
Vincent's It estnesitivelool h Powder, for preserving, re.t or-
-4tlotati beaudiyilig the -1 eetb, and cueing the heurvy in the
441 M, priest gi. trtl. rah bon.