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ALBION FIRE AND LIFE INSURANCE OFFICE.

September 30, iBos.
THE Ditettors of the Albion Fire-and. Life Info-
t ince Company beg leave to Inform. the Public that the
Company's Glee in Cu* cos A tr.rx„ CO/LNIIII.t, is now open,
and will continue open every day, Sundays excepted, from the
tour of y in the morning until 4 fir the afternoon, tor the parpofc
srff infuring from Fire, buildings, Furniture, Merchandize, Sidps in
Port, Harbour, or Dock, tile Csigoes of rue h Skips, Ships buildt...g.
Vtlfels on Rivers and Canals, the Goods on (ward fuch Vein;,
and various other forth of Properly, throughout the United King.
dam of Great firitain and inland, acrd in foreign &muffle:p.-4nd
alfofor the granting infuranees Oil Lives, and fur the purchafe and
laic of Annuities.
Printed propofals, containing the liana; and Conditions cia
which Infurances may be effeded, will be delivered at. the Office,
free of expenfe.
By theft proporals it will be found, that the funds and rafourees
of this undertaking are of great extent—and that the principles
on which it has been founded are of the molt accommodating and
liberal defcription. It will be the tibial of the Diredtors to afford
every poilible facility to %hide who may honour the institution
with a preference; and su render prompt and an*lc jultiet to
all who may have to claim the fulfilment of its engagements.
No charge will be made for Policies, either for Fire ut Life
forance ; nor will any fine or admifflonsfee be requiredon Life In•
furance, excepting in the tale of um-appearance.
A bandfonte Coturolffion will be allowed Co Solicitors Breters,
and others who may &eel Life Infurances at the principal Offices
of the Company in London, in the way of Agency. In other re.
Spude, the advantages offered will deferve particular attention.
Brinier of the Board, 1114,1tAlits PHIPPS, Seirctarr.

GL4UCESThRSHIRE—,RICII GRAZING FARM.
To be SOI.D by PRIVATE CON 111.A.::T,
DESIRA BLE rich GRAZING FA RlVl,fitulte
L 3. in the Peril' of Arlisigham, in the laid County, comprifing
two Mcffuagcs, with Barbs, Stables, and other .Out-buildings,
upwards of 170 Acres of Meadow and Pafture Ground. of winch
too Acres arc Salt Mainz, end nearly so Acres of excellent
Arable Land.
The Mate is Freehold and Tithe free, and will be fold difcharged
of Land-tax.
Arlingham is pleifanily Utuated on a Turnpike Reed, two
Miles diftant from Newnham, and twclre from Gloceller, and
adjoins the Iti,ier &Vent. •
For a view, apply to Mr. Bodnurn, at Arlingham, and for rani -
altars to Samuel Whitemulte, Efq. t 7, Mitre-Court Buildings,
Tipple; or to Mitre. Whitcombe, Griffith, and Phillputts,
Cslceseciler. , ,• . . , _ _
SUPERB—ItESIPFNCE. HANTS. wrrii CAPITAL
MANtIRS AND ESTATES.
TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE. CONPRACT,
Being the dchrable, fpaciou,s, and modern. built Manfion,called
H°°K, fitu4te on an eat.), eminence on the Eaa
fide of the Southampton Water, contmanding rwtft handful
aid pislurefque.views of that Beautiful Water, as wellos the Eng-
hth
Channel, the Ifle of Wight, and Bottlers of the New Fore% fit
for the relidence of a perfon of large fortune, with a regular family
eftabliattnent ; together with a Manor, and from about 235 to
taoc acres of uncommonly Rich. I lealthy, and Dry Arable and
Pall= Ural round the Houfe and adjoining the Citannel.—lf
very much defied, the Manor and well-woodal Eftatc of
Swau-
wick,of ahem 2000 Arr..' near it, may he added.
*. • Enquire e! Mr. Webb, i3.4e, Salifbury, where a Map• of the
Mate apes Max fion may be Teen, sad who in authorifed to treat for
the fate; and printed particular; may loon be had at the principal
Inns on die Weftern Road, and at the Office of Meta. Richard-
on and Co. No. 7, Lincalti's:lno.tiflds.Londort.

lEENHA LI., CHOSHIRE.
To be SOLD purfuant to an ordts of the High Court of Cliancrty I
made in a Caul% whcrcitt lolin Mofay and other: are Pktiotiffa,
' and Perdue Ward and °theta arc dtfendanta. before :fhotr.aa
Drake, Gentleman, appoir.:,:d by John Campbell, EN. ode of '
the Molten of the Paid Court, on Itioinettlay. the. 23d, of Oda-
lwr neat, at Ewe o'Clock in the Afternoon, at the Hotel, in the
City of Clutter, in two Lot,i,
A FRIEHOLL) FA&A, dittate in the Parifh of
Tanenhall, in' tile County of Chiqter, called. the WIND-
MILL FARM, iu tact occupation of Wiiiatr. Nild at Tenant,
heti year to year, oentaininff otljo 312.. at P.of Land ftatute mm-
furs or tlaereabouts,maan mtetplent Pares-houre and fuitable Ape
purtenant (.4ces, alto a Cottage and Land adjoining to the'fald
F 47111. In the occupation of Jogn Askera u Truant, from year

to gist.
Particulars of the Lid Premlfes may be had at thb Office of the
faid John Campbell, Eli. Southimpten-Buildings, Chancery-
Lane; of Mr-John Les. Solicitor, No. so, Ciupony-Lane; Meffrn
Philpot and Stone, Soliciton, Hare-Court, 'restyle, London • of
Mr. Philip Humberltone, Solicitor, Chefier; and at the Hotel,
Chefter. •
Alfo at the Place and dine above mentioned will be Sold by
• ; Au Rion,
AU thole two Fivaltold Nielinag.a.or Dwelliorbottfas, &nate
in the Towofhip of HarealU, in the Paid County. called Whallcy's
nommen, with tbc keen) Clofes of Land thereto belonging,
containing about 4 Acres of Land, Cheihire Meafurc or there-
lbuuts.
d'attlealanwhareof may be lied at tie Offices of Mr. Lee, Soli-
eitor,,No. jea,,chapcesy-Latie or of Mr. Hamill:atop* * •
Clackar.

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PROM THE FRENCH "D DUTCH PAPERS.

FeoM vitt NETHER Eor,, SEPT. 10.—A letter
from Warfave, dated the istlt infant, fays, that the
Ruffian troops, in thtir march, have t.:ken a more
diltant direflion from the Pra'lan frontiers. Four
columns have marched over Brody for Moravia ; the
remainder will proceed rear Mau, and theta march
for Cracow and Lemberg.
It is afferted that ProtEa has folicited the Court of
Denmark, with the ble6tors of Saxony and Hee
Caffel, to join the Neutral Powers, and, confequent-
ly, to take thole meal-arcs which the prefent circum-
tiances have rendered neczffary.
VIENNA, &sr. t r.—We have certain intelligence
here, that the Porte has iffued orders for augment-
lag its land and martne forces with all poilble expe-
dition.

Lisa, SF rr. ro.—The Ruffians are now irf full
march towards Moravia. At Brunn they will fe-
parate, and one column proceed for Italy. Accor-
ding to report, the Emperor ALEXANDER is &art-
ly e :paled at the bead army. To-morrow eight re-
giments, left in the camp at Wels, will break up for
the Inn.
COPENHAGEN, SEPT . I4.—We hear, that ten
lkilful pilots are engaged, a: a high fum, to conduit
the Ruffian fleet, expeEled here, to the Downs.—
The Grand Duke of FINLAND, not yet three years
of age, is deceafed, to the great grief of their Swe-
d:fh Mjetties.
AMSTERDAM, SEPT. 28 —After a termination of
a Council of War at Infruck, on the loth ina. all
the troops in the Tyrol received orders to advance to
the frontiers. Molt of the Generals there had al-
ready departed. On the wth alfo the Archduke John
was to arrive at Infpruck. A great quantity of ord-
nance, adapted for fieges, has been difpatched from
Tyrol to Italy. Near Bregens there is a numerous
corps of troops, and near Trent aOOO men are daily
employed on the entrenchments and fortifications.—
As yet, the French troops in Italy are not very nu-
mzrous, but there is a formidable army marching
over the Alps fiom the Wettern Omit.
Cocoons, SEPT. 20.—0 n the 16th inflant, in the
afternoon, arrived here the third divifion of the
Dutch Army, under the command of General Du•
MONCEAU, conlitting of feveral Batavian regiments.
On the t 7th they halted, which was their firlt day of
repofe fence the troops were landed. On the 18th,
they proceeded on their march. The Commander
in Chief of this army, Gen. Me.suowv, arrived here,
in the night between Monday and Tuefday laft, and
let off again on Tuefday morning.
The MI divifion of this army is expected in the
department of Mont-Tonnere. We are informed,
that a general review of all the troops affembling on
the Rhine will be held on the 27th of this month.
VIENNA. SEPT. 14.—The French Ambaffador is
every moment expeaing difpatches from his Govern-
ment, refpating his departure; but, in the event of
war, it is thought that the Spann Ambaffador will
remain here, although not in a public capacity,