Star.
London, England, 1822-04-03 00:00:00

The Benevolence of the Public is earnestly solicited in behalf
of this Institution.
(Ii? Order of the General Meeting).

-7,,..ortwicii UNION AND COUNTY FIRE
orFicF.s.—OOIIPARATIVE VIEW of the BUST-
NI7SS and S 1 STEMS of these EST.IBLI4IIMENTS, from
!'le Public may judge of their respective merits.
Yriztwictt UNION. - COUNTY.
Prigi.:al Capital £530,000. Original Capital £400,000.
rt.t....roLKlto Insurers in the Sum returned to Insurers in the
last -even years, A:75,600. 1.14 seven years, .06.000.
Period of return, once iu three Period of return, once in seven
years ! years!
Returns made to Persons who No returns to Persons who do
discontinue their Policies at not continue insured either
the end of one or two years. by one payment or annual
payments for 7 years certain.
Returns to Persons who may No returns to Persona who tray
become Claimants from Loss. become Claimants for Loss.
All claims left to the investiga- All claims adjudged at the Of-
don of Local Committees. five in Loudon.

MA NA IITSICNT.
Twelve Acting Directors, viz. One 'Managing Director, and
four Bankers and eight Com- sixty Persons styled Direr.-
mercial & Professional Gen. tors, residing in various parts
tlemen, resident at Norwich. of the Kingdom.
CORIPZINES. Or ASSERTION.

Advertisement, 1821. • Prospectus, 1821.
" The present Yearly Income " The increase of Busineas in
of the Society exceeds 60,000/. the County Fire Office ex-
and is rapidly increasing." ceeds that of any other Of-
fice."

PROW'. eisaor.
Duty paid 1820, X 41,554 Duty paid 1820, 236,15 s
1821, 56,625 1621, 57,520

Increase - X 15,071 ! ! Increase - • £1,311.5 ! !
Since I put forward the alwwe comparative view, chewing that
the cause of the malevolent feeling entertained by the Managing
Director of the County Fire-Office, was owing to the Norwich
Union Society having increased in one year Ten Millions while
the County had increased in the same period less than One Mil-
lion. The County has only attempted to deny the truth of the
above statement by asserting that they do make returns to par-
ties who have suffered by fire, which assertion is not in accord-
ance with their practice. The County has now published a Let-
ter, dated the Stith February, I 52.2., written by J. C. Curwen,
Esq. M.P. in consequence of representations made to him by the
late Secretary of the Norwich Union Society, Mr. Thomas Mg-
nnld, senior, now Managing Director of the National Union, in
Bridge-street—it may be as well that the Public should be ac-
quainted with the following Letter from J. C. Cutwen, Esq. M.P.
of a subsequent date. I observe that this distinguished character
approves of the beneficial changes th.it have been made ip the
constitution of the Norwich Cation Society, and continues his
name as on.: of their Trustees. LYNX.

" Cavendish-square, March 4, 182!.
" Snt—The explanations I received from the Deputation of the
Norwis.li Union Company on Saturday, with their engagement
to call a I'ublic :Meeting of the Fire Insurers early in June nett
has rEarECTLY SATISFIIMMIL, both as interested for the ream and
istrivtovat.tv ; and I do hope all pertit.s will be willing to wait
till the period propored, being assured they will then have laid
b.. fore them a full and satisfactory Statement of the wholeof the
money due to the late Society.
" I have the honour to be, your obedient servant.
" To the Secretary of the " J. C. CUILWEN.
Norwich Union Insurance Company."

THE CORDIAL BALM of GILEAD 'possesses
great efficacy in all nervous disorders, headaches, weak-
clews, heaviness and lowness of spirits, dimness of sight, confused
thought and wanderings of the mind, vapours and melancholy,
and all kinds of hysteric complaints, wbich gradually go off by
the use of this salubrious Cordial. In sickness of the stomach,
flatulencits, and obstructions, it is a sate and powerful remedy.
It is admirably calculated to afford relief to broken and decayed
constitutions, where other remedies have been unsuccessful
The Cordial Balm cf Gilead is sold in bottles price 11 s. and
335. each, by all Medicine Venders in the United Kingdom,
with copious djrectiuns ; and in London by Mr. Johnston, 68,
Cprnhill ; and Mr. Sanger, 150, Oaford-street.

HUDSON'S TOOTH POWDER AND TINCTUItE.
rrHE above discoveries, if attended to, will efrec-
tually supersede the necessity of a I)entist. They are sure
nt medics fut all disorders of the mouth : they not merely cleanse
.nd beautify the truth, but preserve them from decay. to the
I..:est period of life : they are antidotes for gum-bolls, swelled
tAce, and the trsoth.ache : they remove the scurvy from the gums,
I.•aving .hen; firm and of a healthy redness: they infidlibly arrest
the progress of caries in the teeth, refresh the mouth, arld
sweeten the breath they both possess the same virtues, and
cn.:y he used alone or. together; but the Tincture acts more
speedily in fastening loose teeth, removing the scurvy, Re. andis
r.n infallible remedy; for the tooth-ache, :utd prevents a relapse:
they are so perfectly innocent that a child may take the contents
ui a boa of the Powder ; and the Tincture is an excellent go.
macitio.—..Prizeits. 9d. each.
.also, Hudson's Tooth ilrulbes, in sets of three, made on sci-
tntilic principles, price :52. and in ivory, 7s. 6d.
The following Agents are appointed Atkinson (Whole.
Fle Agent), 44, Gerard-street; Sabo-square; Sanger, 150, and
I handler, 7ti, Oxford-street; liattie, 57, and Rine, 35, Bond-
street ; I lowell and James, 9, Regent-street ; Prout,229, Strand ;
'faitt, 41, ; and most Medicine Venders.
avoid mistakes, the Public are informed, that Mr. Hudson,
Chenii4, Haymarket, has no concern with the above articles;
cur is any genuine, without the Muth:sale Agent's Nsurie and
Allr,:a-4 is distinct on the label.