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ARMY .
A MAJOR of LIGHT DRAGOONS, belisnx
-ling to a Regiment advantagcoufly fit uated Abroad, is defirosa
of exchanging to either Cavalry or Infantry. Apply by letter
only, poft paid, to Major R—, Mr. Place's, tailor, Charing Croft,

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PEMEROKESHIRE.—TO BE LET, front Michaelmas next,
ALL that MESSUAGE or DWELLING-
HOUSE, Garden, fix flailed Stable and Barn, with the
Appurtenances, called and known by the name of SODSTON,
lanate in the Parini of Narbenh, in the County of Pembroke.
The Dwelling-houfe copfitts of two parlours and a hall on the
hound door, four good bed chambers on each of the hrft and
foeond loon, with good garrets over them, and a good kitchen,
dairy and ectlan under ground.
Sodfton is *mated on an eminence which commands estenfive
and pleafant vkws of the farrounding country, and within a mile
of the market town of Narbertb, and ten miles of Haverfordweft,
ibtongb each which towns the Mall Coach runs everyday,
box Milford to London.
The Country abounds with game,and thesis a pack of hounds
kept within a mile of the pace ; and there alto (event capital
brooks for trout, within a fhort diftanee of the Houfe.
A Tient may be fuppiied with ani quantity of Land not ex-
ceeding too Acres.
For further portent- rs enquire of Mr. John Bateman, Haver-
ftirdweit--Haverfordweft, June 30, 1807.

OSMAS I ON HALL, within Two Miles of the Town of Derby.
TO BB LET, ready fornifberl, and catered upon immediately,
THE Capital MANSION HOUSE, called OS-
MAS lON HALL, late tbc refidence of Sir RODZP.r
bear, Bart. debghtfully tituated within two miles of the town of
Derby, with fuitable others. fiabling, coach !muftis, harnefs rooms,
he. as ke-howfc, large garden ftored with choice trait trees, hot-
walls, and vinery, pleafure grounds, orchard Rocked with all the
belt kinds of orchard trees, in fun bearing; two lawns and a pad-
dock furrounding the houfe, containing altogether about ix acres
of moft excellent land, and the tenant may be alto accommodated
with a further quantity of land near the houfe as may be wifhed.
The taxes and poor rates are low.
Derby has an excellent Market, the bode is at a convenient
diftance from the great road leading towards London. and the
soatigulty of a Canal-and Coal Wharf, citable* Coals to be laid in
at an eafy expeuce.
The Tenant may have the privilege of (porting over two manors,
and alto a fifhery ; a fubfcription pack of hounds is kept In Derby,
and feveral other packs hunt In the neighbourhood.
Appneations to be made (if by letter ;loft paid) to Mr. Edwards,
solicitor, in Derby
Derby, July 31,1807,

TRUSTEES.
The Molt Noble the Marquis of rUCEINGRAM. K. G.
The M.at Noble the Marquis of SA LISSUItv. K. G.
The Right Honourable the Earl of NORTUAPAr-robt.
The bight Honourabk •he Earl 4.f tierce ()'soar.
The Right Honour able Lord Bawls saornee.
DI, LCTORS.
BCCKS.
Sir Wm. Clayton, Bart. Harleyford, Great Marlow.
Win. Praed, Efq. al. F. Tyringbam.
Serope Bernard, Efq. M. P. Nether Windtendina.
Robert Brown, Efq. Aylelbury Houk.
Philip Box, Efq. Banker, Buckingham.
BEDFORD.
Jofepb Barnard, Efq. Banker, Bedford.
Mark Brown, Ffq. Dunflable.
F. Green, Efq. Bedford.
Leonard Hampton, Efq. Banker, Luton.
D. (tieneborough, Efq. Banker, Dunitable.
BERKS.
George Vanfittart, Efq. M. P. Bilham Abbey.
George Knapp, Efq. M. P. Banker, Abingdon.
John Stephens, Efq. Banker, Reading.
Orman Vincent, F.fq. Banker, Newbury.
Henry Prodtor, Efq. Windfor.
HERTFORD.
1. S. Story, Efq. St. Alban's.
William William, Efq Banker, Hilthin.
Richard Brabant, Efq. Banker, St. Alban's.
Thomas Haworth, Efq. Barham Wood, new El tree.
Thomas Kinder, Efq. St. Alban's.
MIDDLESEX.
The Right Honourable Lord Northwick, Harrow.
Charles Poole, Erg. the Grove, Stanmore.
Samuel Hull, Banker, Uxbridge.
Thomas Talbot Gorfuch. Efq. Queen-lquare, Weftninfter.
J. T. Barber, Efq. Harnpftm- d.
OX FORD.
Timothy Cobb, Efq. Banker, Banbury.
Richard Herten, kfq. Banker, Banbury.
Richard Wooton, Efq. Banker, Orford.
Richard Kirby, Efq. Banker, Bicefter.
John Davis, Efq. Bloxham.
Direr tors will shortly be elated in the remaining Counties.
VIEWING the relief from anxiety and frequent
ruin, which are afforded by infurance from fire, feveral No.
blemen and Gentlemen of the Affociated Counties have long
been ddirous to encourage and extend a dirpofidon towards
that valuable precaution, by reducing it to the molt benefi-
cial principle. poffible for their neighbours and tenants ; they have
confidercd the acknowledged favourabknefs of country rifles: and
on that as well as on feveral other accounts, they arc ranguine In
the belief, that this arts:elation- will prove eminently ufeful to
country refidenta.
The following leading features of this Inftitutioo are recom-
mended to an attendbe perafal.
An original Capital of 300,000 L fubfcribed by equal portions
Ii the feveral Counties, will guarantee the engagements of the
Office. Each County returns a fimilar number of Diredors, under
Whofe fuperintendance and controul the affairs of the Affociation
arc comb:dell. Hence the perfous infured by this Office, commit
their Ricercst to the proteetion of thole whom they know, and who
are locally consedted with them.
The term, of Infurance will be found to be of the limit mode-
, rate defffiiption.
All pertain who continue infured with this affociation (even
years, whether their policy be originally taken out for (even years,
I or be renewed annually, will be rendered Proprietors, and pant.
cipats with the original Subkribers in the profits of the eftablifit-
ment : while thus entitled to eventual profits, they have the pe-
culiar and valuable affuranee of being recured from the poffibility
of lofs, as the foie refponfibility is undertaken by the Subferibing
Proprietors. Hence the profits upon there tranfadtions will not
be fent away among ftrangen, but will revert to thole with whom
they have originated.
A difeerning public will doubtlefs perceive, that on the above
principles the benefits of infurance from fire, will be arrived at
in, he eheapeft and molt fecure manner. The premiums of infur-
ance are as low as can be admitted, confiftently with the feeurity
of the infured themfelves, 6ouldOnfavoUrable events arife ; while,
if it proves that fuck events do not arife, tie excels of premium
will be returned in the nape of profits. It will alto be obferved
that the capital fubfcribed is amply furficient to cover any loffes
that can rearonably be conceived, without being fo great as to dif-
perfe the profits upon thefe tranfadions through a deters extent of
Subferibers.
•.• The Affectation, although founded exprefsly for country
bufinels, prepares to eff4cl infurances in and about loch parts of
London as partake of the nature of country rifist.--The waters
part of the metropolis and the new buildings generally come
within the views of this Gales.
Attendance is daily given from Nine to Four &Clock, at the
Office in Sontlidapicat AN*, Strand, Loodca.