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PELICAN LIFE.OFFICE, LOMBARD-STREET.
IN Consideration of the return of Peace, the Di-
rectors of this Office think it proper to give Notice, that
the Condition of their Policies for Llfis-Infurance, hitherto li
mited by their p/ote.d Proporals, to " ferric/ Stain in entity
with his Mojejty: will in future remain in force in all parts of
Europe, with the ufual exception as to the dcmik of any In-
lured Perron on the high Seas.—And that all Policies of this
Office, now extant, that] have the benefit of this extention, as
fully, as if the fame were declared thereon by embarkment.—
And as the benefits of Life-Infurance would be rendered more
'auk, and prove more fatisfaargy to all Perrone interefted
therein, were fuck Policies to cover the rift of the Seas, the Di-
odors will be ready to extend the conditions of any Policy of
their Office already Hiked, or which may be hereafter granted,
,o iodide the rift of dying NI the bier Seas, at fuch additional
Rates, as a cording to diftauee, Seaton, Climate and Voyage,
ikall be found fidtabk. _ _ _

Nerd and Military Officers, as well as ?rem: Chill C4a-
dik. at remote Stations, or on bug Voyages, saving frequently
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BRITISH FIRE OFFICE, STaASD AND Coannitt,
VSTABLISHED for the Infurance of Houfes,
Manufactories, Goods and Merehandife, Ships,
Vedas, Barges, and every kind of Craft. with their Freight,
Cargoes, and Stores,in any Harbour, River, or on any Naviga-
tion, Farming Stock, and all other Property, againft Loft or Da-
mage by Fire in any part of Great Britain.
The Directors have endeavoured to make fuels arrangements
as fhould be more fultabk to promote the Benefits of Fire In-
finance than thole' of the old mode. Extended commerce, en.
!aged nsanufaCtories, great accumulation of property, and a
variety of collateral eircumftances, rendered it abfoluttsly nett&
fary to make variations in Firs Infurance, to avoid the errors
.
whicn from time to time had been difeoverecl,but never amended.
The Ihttilla Fire OM= has made feveral amendments, and
fuch as have induced a very confiderable number of the fir*
filerchants,Traders, and ManufaCturersto give it a molt deei-
dal preference ;and they requeft the particular attention of the
Merchants and Brokers to their Rates for Shipping Infurances,
calculated to meet their peculiar and various in terefts.
The Capital of the Belden Fire Office, and the refpeliability
of its Proprietary, renders any obfermtion on its Stability un-
needfary, and the characters of the Managers place them above
the poSbility of running into wild or fanciful (acmes to ob-
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have been maturity weighed and confide:ed, and will be found,
on referents to the printed Propofals, to contain every thing
fair and equitable.
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Grain, in whatever beilding,or on whatever part of the Farm It
may be, at a premium of p. per cent. per annum, and prevents
the Jamul-it), attached to the old Mode now in practice with
the other lamas= 011 ea ; but Me Britifh Fire Oaks will,
whescver &fired, willingly grant Infuratice ass the old mode.
Lures by Fire from Lightning are made good, and in cafes of
Infurance on Freehold Property, the benefit of the Polley will
defeend to chore pagans who mar be legally entitled totbe (ante,
until the next payment on the Policy becomes due, without
notice being given to the Office.
easel Igarerrnir? at M gummy Dui; me hoped maga 15
D. 7 Merl 0rt,,4 the Imelitg the Policy wink* ; hal !greases;
wry ie eememel after, reidert the norms of a any Pais,.
Printed Propofals and Conditions of Infurance, and a Lilt
of the Diredors, Traftess, fice. may be had gratis of their
Agents in all the Chic= andpriocip.d Towns in the Kingdom.
Notice is hereby given that a Dividend,doe at Lady-day lift,
.ispayabk to the limprictort. ROBAILT WILTON, bee.

FIRST ENGLISH STATE LOTTERY for tyhz.
Bqins Drawing the ad of Auguft.
THE Tickets are divided into Halves, Otlinters,
Eighth., and Sixteenths, by HAZARD, BUitThlE. and
Co. Stook-Broken, at their Staw Lottery Office, N 0.93, under
the Royal Exchange, London, and no where rife on their ac-
count. SCHEME.
No. of Prizes. Value of cash.
of 4 20,0x0
a - 30,000
a - - 5,030
2,000
3,000
50a

4 -
8 -

20 -
•t -
?AP -

7,131 Prizes
16,869 Blanks

'Co
SO
19

Total Valoc.
£ 40,000
20,000
- lopoo
• 4.c60
- 4,000
. 4,000
2,000
1,050
. ,
• 133,950

CAPITALS :

£ 220,060

Firit-drawericket, 5,000 Firit-drawn, sth Day, Sox)
Ditto. ad Day spew Ditto, 6th Day, axon
Ditto, 3cl Day tom* Ditto, 7th Day, 10400
Ditto, 4th Day, 20006 Ditto, Bth Day, lox*
The drawing, which veil be concluded in eight days, will
be canduded on the following Plan : To commence on Mon-
day the ad of Auguft ; fecond day, Thurfday the sth Auguß ;
and every (=ceding Monday and Tburfday till the a6tit.—
The intermediate days will be appropriated to the payment of
Prizes, and Sale of indrawn Tkkets and Shares.
All Shares foldat this Once will be Ramped agreeable to MI
of Parliament. and alto with the Crown, and round it
" HAZARD & CO:s LOTTiIIY OPTICt."
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