Star.
London, England, 1824-05-18 00:00:00

DIRECTORS.

• Sir R. COLEIROOKIL, Bart. Chairman.
Lieutenant-Colonel M. SHANK, Deputy Chairman.
C. IL Broughton, Esq. John Kingston, Eq.
nary Cook, Esq. Nugent Kirkland, Esq.
Sir Vra;:ci4 Desanges Sir John Scott Lillie
W. D. Fellowes, Esq. Sir James M'Grigor
Richard Gilbert, Esq. Capt. W. A. Montagu, R.N.

13A N X cm—Messrs. Drurnmonds.
STANDING Coussst.—Launeelot Shadwell, Esq.
Sorreiroa--Christopher Godmond, Esq.
P/ITSICIAN—Dr. 1-lunte, No. 9, Curzon-street.
Suacttne—Phineas Coyne, Es.l. Nn. 41, Welbeck-street.
PERSONS effecting Life A ~slirAnces with this Society
will not merely derive irrn.,edip_ta benefits by the Rates and
Conditions, but exteoitee ultimate advai.,ez. as it is one of it•
leading principles, that the Assured for ine whole term of 1:::e
shall eventually possess the entire Fund,. a,!,1 Ite,tt:lrc-. of the As-
sociation, participating also, in the interim, in each periodical di-
vision of Profits. The Association continuas to advance Money on
Iteversions and Annuities satisfactorily secured. The Board Days
ate on Wednesdays, at Three o'Clock, and on Fridays, at Eleven.
3.!!endance daily, front Ten till Five o'Clock, to receive Proposal',
and to tarnish every It:formation that may be required.
By Order, JOHN RATRAY, Registrar.
• The Ilalf-yearly payment of Five per Cent. Interest on Shares
ee on the 15th April, may be received by Proprietors at the Office
the Assad:aim, any day between the hours of ten and flee o'clock.

BOOK ItIUSLINS OF INDIA YAItN.
MILLARDS' IN THE CITY.

attention of the Nobility, of Ladies, athl espe.;
ci..ny of Proprietors of Fashionable Millinery Establishments
" Lentlon and Paris, are most respectfully solicited to MI L RI)
CWIPAN VS NEW A. 1. LOOK NIUSLINS, made with
India 'Vain, with the advantags•uus aid of European manufacture,
he result of many years experience in the India Trade, the retentive
ransparency of which, Curability of coLtd, and cheapness, is ad-
•airable, and surpass everything of the I.: yet produced. They
nay be Feet', together with the India, M t..e various widths, and
rs sold by the piece, &c. exclusively at their Wholesale and Retail
.1 :rehouse fur India and British Goods in the City,
No. 16, CII EA PSI DE,
.th the usual Allowance to Merchants for exporting. Their new
involutions of Foreign Goods, Irollatitl, Russia. and Silesia sets
'fable-cloths and Napkins, &lettings, Linens, and Cambric',
rich trnbruittered Muslin and Lace Dresses, Chantilly Veils, and
ftneign and Brnish Shawls for superior presents; India, French,
id new Articles of fashionable British nianufactire, ate in daily
arrival, with nave t.mcy coloured Muslins and Cambrics, of unique
"...10:42 pet ULar to the House, with those adapted for the Parisian
o West [init.::: Lod utile ; exit A tine Linens, French Cambrics, &c.
•avatt Muslin., fur the use ut Gentlemen in the Law, the Army,

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PRACTICAL WISDOM; or, The MANUAL of LIFE;
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