Star.
London, England, 1802-03-20 00:00:00

NEW FOREST.

THE Commilnoners zed by his Majefty's
CoinnoraUon to carry into execution an Aft palled in the
39th and aoth years of his Nlajefty's reign, intituled, " An Aft
fey the better prefervation of Timber in the New Foreft, in the
county of Southampton, and for afcertainiug the Boundaries
of the Paid Forelt, and of the Laolt of the Crown, within the
fame," do hereby give notice. that they intt.t.d to meet ou Fri-
day the 9th day of April next, at nine of the clock in the fore-
noon pre cifely. at the Crown Inn, at I.ynti;iurft, in the laid
county of Southampton, for the purpofe of carrying the laid Adt
into execution. By order of the Contalithonets,

JOHN KING, Secretary.
Dated the Sal day of March, 1832.

BRITISH FIRE-OFFICE, STRAND and CORN HILL,
ESTABLISHED for the Infurunce of Hoofes,
Buildings, Manufactorks, Goods and Merchandize. Ships,
Verb:is, Bares, and every Kind of Cra t, with their Freight,
Cargoes, and Stores, in any Harbour, R ever, or on any Navi-
gation, Farming Stock, and all other Property, againit Lola or
Damage I.y I ire in any Part -4 Great Britain.
The Dircetors have endeavoured to make fuck Arrangements
as Ihoold be more fuitable to promote the Benefits of Fire Info-
ranc?. than tilde of the 014 Mode. Extended Commerce ;
enlarged Manufadluries;—great Accumulation of Property ;--
. and a Variety of collateral Ciremnitances, rendered it abfolutely
necetfary to make variations in Fire Infurance,tu avoid the Er-
rors which from time to time had been dikovered, but never
amended.

The BRITISH FIRE OFFICE has made feveral Amend-
ments, and fuch as have induced a vet y confi.lerabL Number of
the firft Merchants, Traders, and Manufaccturcrs, to give it a
molt decided preference; and they requeß the particular atten-
tion of the Merchants and Brokers to their Rates for Shipping
Inforances,calt dated to meet their peculiar and minus interests.
The Capital of the BIttI'ISII FIRE OFFICE, and the Re-
fpeetability of its Pmpriet ary, renders any Obfervatiun on its Sta-
bility unneceiTary; and the Cliaratlters of the Managers pla
them above the poffibility of mining into wild or fanciful
Schemes to obtain Stainers all the Rules, Regulations, Terms
and Conditions, have been maturely weighed and confidertd,
and will be found, on Reference to the printed Propofals, to
contain every thing fair and equitable.
To FARMERS, the NEW MODE of infuring Agricultural
Stock is recommended, which only requires a Value upon each
Specie.; of Grain, in whatever Building, or xi whatever Part of
the Farm it may be, at a Premium of Ti..r.s Si...fir:v. per Cent
per Annum, and prevents the hifecurity attached to the Ohl
Made now in practice with the other Infurance Offices ; but the
BRITISH FIRE OFFICE will, whenever defy d, willingly
grant Infurance on the Old Mode.
Loire, by Fire from Lightning arc made good, and in Cafes
of Infuranee on Freehold Property, the Benefit of the Policy
will defeend to chafe Perfuns who may be legally entitled to
the fame, until the next Payment on the Policy becomes Due,
without Notice being given to the Office,

Annual Isfataaresd; at Lady. Day be paid •witlim Firem
Days therefrom, or the Benefit of the Polity will be IC/; hat lA-
ranee( may be renrwrd after, witbont be Expence of a New Peti:y.
Printed Prupofals and Conditions of Infurance, and a Lift of
the Diredtors, Truftees, Ac. may b.: had Gratis of their Agents
in all the Cities and principal Towns in the Kingdom.
ROBERT SKELTON, Sec.