Star.
London, England, 1807-07-31 00:00:00

WAR wrm AMURICA.

This day was publillietlelegantiv printed in one large 02artn Vo•
hme, illußrateti !,y many coluure.! i ngravings, comprehending
Views, Putlic buildings, Plans, &c. Price "F wo Guilicas in ci-

tra hoards, _
rI'HE STRANGER in AMERICA ; ennt3itii.)g
Obfervations made during a tine Refik!vilc: in that ConntrY
out& Gcnius, Manners, and Cu(toms of tin People of the (kited
Elates; their Government, Laws,vid Criminal Pu: iflinicnts; :he
State of Agriculture, Commerce, Manufael.nres, Religion. Arts,
Seiencts, Slavery, and the Slava "Trade; together with Biographi-
cal Particular. of Pudic Characters; a View of the Ri7.e and Pro-
vers of the Drama; Hints a.:d Fads r,lative to Emigration. and
a V,,riety tit intvrelting Anecdotes and Details: Moral, Ilitturical,
belentific, and I)eictii.tive.
lsy ;.211A it LES WILITAM JANSON, 11l

Late of the zttate of Rhode lilatoirCounfellor at Law:-
The Author of till; Work was an inhalii•:.nt of the United
States upwards of fourteen years; an I hi* 1--ofrfiion 2.1 wen. as
bib malty and extenfive jotirnies in vari=es parts of the Union, af-
forded him abundant opparturti:ies of .delineating the ft01•1* of.
which he trt. t•s (corn aeluat and a:Le:live cibfervation. Un'lite an
oruinary tray, r w!tefe o; irionl are formed at fp•it fight, At• has
been enal,lo.l by a long refidencc in the ebt-ntt? to mature his
idea,. on men amd n,attiE•rb, to compere iA.cerrc.t.l c
Sot", and to distil final( et the p-trziarifyatur Prclalce
too often idintore .1 foperticial oblt•reer; ' -
•.• For a A tra.-`l,•r of Ha. Wok fee the, Monthfy Relics" (for
?slay) -Anti lacobit (•ttriont)---' el,:•?.11:•(for Juni!) lxfo-d (for
June)—Furepean Macazi- e (for Mttayl-aN4iii,tll)t Mirror (for
Plutarch (for Mal).-pziportitig.
.Mak..znie (tor
April t toi I t (;Or July).
for ;a:tut A.4331ce, lvy•lix,A2talUtirirOv.lttindOn.

PROVIDENTIA I. INSTITUTION
For the INSURANCE of LIVES, and the GRANTING and
PURCHASING ANNU I TIES,
Southampton Rrett, Strand, London.
PRESIDENT,
The Moft Noble the Marquis of BUCKINGHAM, K. G.
VICE PRLSIDEN rs,
Marquis of Salifbury, K, G. Vifcount Chetwynd,
Barl Temple. Vifcount Duncan:um,
Vircount Bulkeley, lord Braybrooke.
TRUS TEES,
Marquis of Tlockingham--Lord Bmytraoke,
W Mins Praed, Ll+ NI P.
THE ohjeiß of ibis Inilitution is to encourage the
troly.laudable &Gip' of Life Infurancc and Provifion for Old
Are, by 'clueing thofe trattfaclions o, principles of the utmoft
polfible public benefit. With this view, an exteofive Society of
Noblemen and Gentkmcn have entered a Subleription of
2 to,ocol. to conflitute an orillin capital, and, taking upoo them•
(elves the Cole I%ft:ord.:Nifty of the kital.lidiment, they intitle the
Infured and At4tui...nts to participate in profits, after the expert-
ees of an economical minagcment are eetraytd, In whit h the Pre-
fidents, Directors, Trusters, and Auditors at gratuiondly. Thus,
by the fpecific fume infured, and the divifian of contingent pr.).
fits, every Members has the fulleft value no:We for his payments
without befog fuhjedt to calls upon any lolTes whatever. This im •
portant and unprecedented adva.dae,e is peculiar to the Provident
Inftitulnn

Military• Mcn infured at thi; Ofnce arc not chiirged with any
additional preniiilin, uldcfs into adui:l f nice.

No admiffian ices are required—nor i 3 ar.y ch-rze made for
policies.
hiforance and Annni ics nt he cfi.c.deil any day within office
huurs, which are from ten till fonr.

COUNTY FIRE OTTICE,

Eitablithcd by an ASSOC:IA.I.ION of N0131.1...MEN and GEN-

TLEMF N in the Canna. 6of
BUCKS LI WESTER. NOTTINGHAM
BEDFORD LINCOLN OXFORD
13ERK4 WARWILK
HER I:FORD NORTI IA MP rm." YORK

For the exprefs Benefit of Country Refidents
Patrons, the LORD LIEU TENANTS of tl,e feveral Counties.
TRUSTEEi.
The Moll Noble the Marquis of PLICKINCRAM. K G.
The Molt Noble the lvlarquis of SA ussuar, K G.
The Right Honourable the Earl of NORTIIAMP rota.
The Right Honourable the Earl I UPPER Ossoite.
The Right Honourable lord BRAVBROOKt.
DI. ECTORS.
B *CKS.
Sir Wm. Clayton, Bart. Harleyford, Great Marlow.'
Wm. Praed, Ffq. M. P. Tyringham.
Scrope Bernard, Ffq M P. Nether Winchenden.
Robert Brown, Ffq. Ayleflniry Houle.
Philip Box, Lfq. Banker, Buckingham.
BED FOR D.
Jofeph Barnard, H.q. Bal.ker, Bedford.
Mark Brown, Ffq Ounftable.
F. Green, I. fq.
Leonard Hampron Efq. Barker, Luton.
1). Cticmhorough, Lig. lia::ker, Dunitable.
BERKS
George Vat fit tart, Efq. M. P. Bifham Abbey.
George Knipp, Efq. M. P. Banker, Abingdon..
John Sterbens) Efq. Banker, Reading.
Moan Vincent, Banker; Newbury.
Henry Prodor, Efq. Windfor.
HERTFORD.
J. S. Story, Efq. St. Alban's.
Efq Banker, Hitchin.
Richard Brabant, Efq. Bank, r, St. Alban's.
Thomas Haworth, HT Barham Wood, near Elftree.
Thomas Kind‘r, Lai. tit. Alban's.

The RIg!Y: Honourable Lord tforthwict, Harrow.
Char Efq. the Grove, eitanmore.
Samuel 141;11, Efq lianLer, Uxbridge.
Thonnis Tal'iiit Gorfuch, Ffq Qiiecn•filuare, Watminfter.
j. 1. rusbar, Lfq Hanapftead.
OXFORD.
Timothy Cobb, Ffq. Barker, Banbury.
Richard Herten, Efq: Banker, Panbury.
Richard Wooton, Efq. Mutter, Oxferil.
Richard Kirby, I..`q Banker,
John Davis, Efq.
Direeters will fhortly be fleeted in the remaining Counties.
VIEWING the relief from anxiety and frequent
ruin, which are afforded by infurance from hr.., feveral Nn•
blemen and Gentlemen of the Affociated have long
been defirous to encourage and extend a diftiolaion toward
that valuable precaution, by re !tier; it to the mutt benefi•
cial principles p .(lisle for their ne.ig!th ,urs and tenants ; they have
conficLred the :tchnowledged favouratakmifs of c,qintry tilts; and
on that as well as on feveral otiite account they arc fanguine in
the belief, that this aflociation will prove endnintly ufeful to
country [ardency.
The following leading features of this luflitution are recom-
mended to an attentive perufal.

An original Capital of 30D,0031, fuhfcribed by equal portions
In the fereral Counties, will guaran.ce the el:pt.:counts of the
Mice. Each County rcturns a similar number of Dir.:etors. under
whore: fuperintet.dance and cu: troul the affairs of the M.ciation
are condueled. Hence the perfons infured by this Office „commit
their intercft to thicprotalion of chore whom they know, and who
arc locally conntaed with thcm.
The tennf of infurance will be found to be of the ntoft mode-
rate defeription.

All perfons who continue infured with this affociation riven
years, whether their politsy he originally taken not for revert years,
or he renewed anttualiy, will he rendered Prtrrietors. and parti
cipate with the original Subferhers in the profits of the eflandfn-
ment : while thee. entitled to eventual profits. they have the pe-
culiar and valuable of .trance of heir,; fecured front the poffi'd:ity
of lofs, as the role refp mfirtility is untlertakno by the Subferibing
Proprietors. Hence the profits upon thefe tratd,ctinus will net
he feat away among ttrai,gers, but will re►ert to thole with whom
they have originated.
A dikerning pu'Aie will doubtlefs perceive, that on the above
principl.:, the beaetits of infurance from Ere, will be arrived at
in the cheat:eft .teal moa fecur: manntr. Fite pre:Muni, or lofty-
ance are as Inv as eta he admitted, confifl, tidy with the f:curity
of the infured thetidelvcs, fanuld tiot.avourabl: eve its wife ; while,
lilt proves t'...ar Inch event.: to not acre, the excels of premium
will be returned it; •' ih .1•e of r rofits It will al obe oblerved
that the capital futz,n-rt: i amply fatficielt to ever any loiles
that cat re.tfottably ttt cuta:eivett, without Krieg fa great as to JD.
perfe the profitstiituo thck: tratttretiU4l6 through a Acids extent of
Sub:Crthers.

- - .
•„.• The Afrocialon, a!,holigh founded exprefsly for country
butinef,, propoiLs to eff"tl infu, aatei in and about Inch parts of
London a: partAkc of t'ac r.aiurr of cqu,,try wottru
pat.t of the'inctiopolis- and the new buildings generally come
within the views of this °like..
Att,tinlanctt is daily given front Nine to Four o'Giock, at the
Oft:::e in L4ouiii.inipaui itrcet, London.

SOMERSETSDIRE.
TO BE SOLD Br PRIVATE CONTRACT,
(Subject to the life of the preent Incumbetit, aged 64),

THE ADVOWSON Of a VICARAGE in the
County of Somtafet, together with the Git.be Lands, and
Tithes.

The Glebe Land confifts of upwards of 90 Acres of excellent
Meadow and ether Land, which, together with the Tithes, is of
the value of 4 01. per annum, and upwardo, and is likewice very
improveable ; the Vicarne Houle has been recently built, and
contains every• requifite for the accommodation of a genteel family,
with fuitable offices, coach luge, ftables, barn, out-hourls, and
farm yard.
Etuation is delightful, commanding extenSve which
are extremely bold ar.d,pieturefque ; 14 abnut a mile fsOm the
Great Turnpike mad running front Bath to Exeter; ab.nit fix
miles from Bridgwater ; 13 from Taunton, and eight from Glal
tonbtfty-

For further particulars apply to Meffra. Bleafdale, Alexander,
and Holm:, Solicitors, New lon, London.

A VALUABLE WEST INDIA ESTATE FOR SALE,
Within the Tontine Tavern, Glafgow, on Wednefday the 28th
day of Odnber, a .7, at two o'Clock, P M.
Ti'RIENDSHIP ESI'ATE, in the ISLAND of
3- TRINIDAD and quarter of SAYANETTA, (late the pro-
perty of, and poffead by Captain John Montgomerie), with the
BUILDINGS, SLAVES. CA tTLE, MULES, IMPLEMENTS
of HUSBANDRY, &c &c.
The Ellate is very advantagestufly fituated, being bounded on
the Weft by the Gulph of Paria, to whicb there is ready aecefs,
by a good Rost', conneeling the Works with an excellent Wharf,.
that runs out Two Hundred Feet into the Sea, thereby facilitating
the fh'pracnt of proauce and landing of Stores with fafety and
difpatch.
The Grounds extend to Two Hundred and Thirty five Acres,
or thereby, whereof 88 Acres are in thriving Canes, 40 Acres
are in Pmeifions and Plantain Walks, t 8 Acres arc occupied by
the Wctks and in Paltute—the remainder being Savannah Wood
and Bre.ih Land.

The Works are extenfive and of the molt fubftantial kind, con.
filling of a Boiling Houfe, fixty feet long, huilt of.:Storie and Brick,
and fully tiled, with two lets of Coppers, and a good Iron Mill—
alfo en extrnfive Still Houfe, built in the fame nrtnr•.er as the
Boiling H. ufe, in which there is a J.:O Gallen Still mounted, and
Worm complete.
The other buildings confift of a Houle for the Manager and
one for the Overfeer—alfo fourteen Negro Houfes, and a variety
of wher conveniences.

There is a ufztul ftream of Wa:er clofe by the Works. -
A conliderable part of the grounds are fenced with hedges,
and the whole, which must be peremptorily fold, forma a valu.sble
property, Well worthy the attention of intendin; purchafers par-
ticularly thole who can fiipply its chief want, by placing additional
:trench of Slaves upon the eitate.
The terms of payment will be made convenient, upon rcceivinj
part down, and fatisfadinry feeurity for the balance.
For further particulars, apply to Edward Rivers, Efq. in Tri-
nidad; Robert DenniUlan, Ffq , or James Land), 131Waii111 in
()largo*,