Star.
London, England, 1801-03-20 00:00:00

BRITISH FIRE-0 FICE,

STRAND, AND OPPOSITE THE ROYAL EXCHANGE,
COINHILL, LONDON.

THIS OFFICE is eflablifhed for the infurance
.1 Hodes, Buildings, Manufactories, Goods, and Tier.
chandize, Ships, Valets, Barges, and other Craft, with their
Cargoes, in Port or sled on Navigable Canals, Farming Stock,
and all other Property, againit Lofs or damage by Fire in any
part of Great Britain.
The Battering encouragement this Society has received In
the Mort period of its eftabliffienent, fully proves the refpeffia-
bility of its proprietary, and the alimation in which it is held
by the Public;—the amplitude of its Capital is a perfect
fecu-
rity for every engagement, and is in extent to a greater amount
than any !wad Inititution.
Great attention has been paid in afcertaining the Rates and
Conditions of Infurance the Proprietors Rand therafe!vet
that they will be found on examination to be perfectly equitable.
This Office makes good Loft by Tire from Lightning ; and
in Cafes of Infurance on Freehold Property the Benefit of the
Policy will extend to Heirs and Devisees.
Agents arc appointed in the feveral Cities and large Towns
in the Kingdom, to receive legume= of whom printed Pro-
pofals and Conditions, with a Lift tithe Diredon, Trotted',
&c. may be had gratis.
Annual Infurands due at Lady Day muff be paid on or be.
fore the yth Day of April, or the Benefit of the Policies will be
loft. ROBERT SSELTuN, Secretary.

GRAND JUNCTION CANAL to PADDINGTON.
TO MERCHANTS, TRADIRS, CARRIER!, AND OTHERS.
NOTICE is hereby given, That as the Navi-
gable Cut from the GRAVD JUNCTION CANAL to PAD-
ssn °To t+, Middlefer., will Monty be optned for Trade, the
Company of Proprietors will be ready to receive PrOpcials from
any Perfrn or Perim; intending to trade on that Canal, for
letting to th•rn Gila Lou or Parcels of Land, lying to the
North of the laid Canal, at or near the termination of the fame,
near Paddington Turnpike conveniently Bunted for the pur-
pofe of Wharfs, Wareboolres, and other Buildings, proper for
the aecontii-odadost of Traders. _ _ _

The period for which the fame are to be let, and loch other
information as may be required, may be had, by applying to
Mr. Grata, Land Surveyor, at Paddington, who will acw
the Prentifea.

TheCelftpany will al& receive Propofals forletting Land for
Wharfs from year to year, on the faith fide of the Canal; the
particulars of which may likewlfe he known (rein Mr. Cream
and their Proptials are to be lent In writing to the Clerks of the
(aid Company, at their Office in Fludyer-ltreet, Wefminfte►,
deferibkig by a Plan the particular (pot, and the number of feet
propored to ►e taken.—And the Company having hkewife al-
lotted eenala fpots near the New-Bridge in Paddington, and
joining to the Canal, for the Dealers In Abet, Breeze, Dung,
and other Manure, all Potions wifiii t.g to engage for the fame or
any part thereof, will apply to Mr. Cream, and will fend their
Pervade as alorefaid to the Clarks of the Company , at their
(aid Mee. CRAY and CHAPLIN.
' Feb. as, dos. Clerks to the Company.

Thi, day were publilhed, handfointly printed in fuperfine Royal
o‘navo, and Hut-preffed, with four engraved price
,Ss.
PICTURESQUE EXCURSIONS in DEVON.
SHIRE, confining of Meet Views, with Deferiptions, Re.
By T. H. VaLLIMAS, and H. T. JOHNS.
Number I.—to be combined.
London /Printed for Murray and Highley, No. 38, Flect-Rreet.

This day was publifbcd, price 21.6 d.
CORRESPONDENCE relative to the Station-
ing of a Troop of the Fourth Regiment of Dragoons, in
the County of Carnes von.
Publilheti from motives of refpedt to his Staidly's Fourth
Regiment of Dragoons.
Cheller : Primal by J. Fletcher; and fold by Poole and
Bruitcr, Ckfter ; Roberts, Carnancon ; Rafbrooke Bangor;
Crdell and Davies, Strand, London; and all other bonkfelle:

Speedily will be publithed,
ASURVEY of the Strength and opulence of
GREAT BRITAIN; wherein is Ibewn, The Pro refs
of Its Contmerre, Agriculture, Population, &e. before and
fusee the Amnion of the Hook of Hanover,

By the Rev. Dr. CLARKE,
Secretary for the Library, /Cc. to his Ruyal Highnefg the
Pact or 'Wtti s.

With Obit:Tahiti, by Dran l'neker, and David Hume, Pry.
in a carrefpundesce with Lord )(sinus; now f.rit ptildffhed.
Landon Printed for T. jun. and W. Davie., in
the Strand.

Ms day was pillar.% elgrantly printed in two volumes. and
ornamented with nine Engesvinirs, by NI.AOLE, &c. Price

I zs. la boards,
CALVARY ; or, The DEATH of CHRIST:
A Poem ; in Eight Bonk, :

Hy RICHARD' CUMIERLAND, Efq.
The follavrina is the remark eta very cmineat Critic on this
cricbratcd

" The Calvary, of Mr. Cuniberland, is a Work imbued with
the genuine fpitit of Milton, am; deists'. therefore, molt pro-
bably, to immortality. On this, the Welt effort in farr,d Poo try,
and whicit has not,yet met with the attention it fn j ugly met its,
we promote offering Come general cAsfervatinea, as retakes to fa-
ble, eh:trader, language, Ste. and Mall art...rwanls proceed to
tunic. thy particular and mom ftrlking b.:auti.:s of cads Houk ;
a r..ri. W vhich front the playa adduced, will afferrslly tempt
the reader to pernfe the whole, and probably to place the psr-
formative among the choicelt proiluds of the Mule."
Dr. Drake's Literary Hunts, ad Lilt. Na. ti, &c.
Priami for La,:kintae, Allen, and Co. l'4.mple of the Muf-rs,
Yinflittry-(sown. Of whom may be had, by the (ante Author,
jug pittaliod. prise se id
A FEW PLAIN REASONS why we Maid believe la
CHRIST, and Where to his Rdiriass aiirdloise ills Pweam
aid Prifilion et the New