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London, England, 1809-03-29 00:00:00

INSURANCE ON I.

This object affords the opportunity to i-rnylile for the Aged,
the Widow and the Fatherless, and to guard against the loss and
disappointment of a dependance en the casualty of life. To this
end any person, for the Annual premium specified in the tables,
can secure to his Widow and Children the payment of such a sum
of money, as in his juel;•ntent will save them from that distress
and poverty which his .math would otherwise occasion.—ln the
case of .i.,es fur the renewal of Leases held on lives, a very be-
neficial advantage is secured to the parties holding such Leases,
by inslaing the amount therof on the Life or Lives of the person
or persons, at whose death such fines are payable.—The purchase
money for Lift, Interests o: Annuities may be secured by insuring
the Life of the party upon whom the same depends.—Persons
holding Church Preferment or any other situation, by which they
posse's only Ince: te for Life, ma-:- ,cure a reversion of a stipu-
lated amount in money to their Widews or Families.—Persons
holding employments in public offices, depending either on the
Lives of t hernsi Ives or of others, may, by the modes adopted in
this Office, be secured from loss in case of the death of the party
on whose I.lle the same may be held.—Any person not possessed
of an independent property before marriage, may, by insuring his
Life, be enabled to make such settlement on his intended wife,
as shall be deemed requisite.—Among the various benefits this
Office affords, none, perhaps, may be greater, than the opportu-
nity it gives for satisfying creditors, where the ability of the debtor
to discharge their claims depends on the continuance of the life.-
This may be accomplished by securing, through annual payments
on a Life insurance, a sum to be paid at the death of the debtor;
failure in trade may by this be prevented, and arrangements made
in consequence equally beneficial to debtor and creditor.
N. B. Any person having insured his Life at this Office, may,
by will, dispose of the property to arise therefrom, as his own
personal estate.

GRANTING ANNUITIES
Affords a resource against Old Are, Sickness, loodlly Ynfinniti,

and other casualties at Life.

Ay this Office, every pecuniary provision ,gnay be made either
for a party personally, or for his Widow, Childret, or Dependants,
and Marriage .4.ttlements procured.
Terms and Conditions Gratis, as above, or of the Agents to the
Society in Dublin, Edinburgh, and other Cities and Towns in
Ghat Lrimin and Ireland. ROUERT.SIULTON, See.

COMMERCIAL ROAD AND STEPNEY.
TO BE SOLI? BY PRIVATE CONTRACT,

Lot 1. A VERY valuable and highly improveable
ESTATE on the Nerth side of the Commercial
Road, opposite to Stepney C_ :newsy extending nearly to :.iteptiey
Church, consisting of a full Length Rope Ground, with a conve-
nient Dwelling House, Rene and Tarring Houses, with other
Outhouses and sundry Gardens, Fields, Szc. in the oecupitiin of
Mr. Samuel Dawson and others, whose interest therein will ex-
pire at Midsunimer, 1810.
The above Estate contains about 10 Acres of Land, all ex
trernely well calculated for building, and by altering the direr:. ion
of :he Rope Ground, would admit of two Streets bein; med.. •o
lead from the Commercial Road to the Toven of Stepney, with
situations for respectable Houses on the side of the Streets.
Lot 2. An extensive and valuable Estate, situated at Rhodes-
well, Manor of Stepney, near Bow Common, consisting of a fall
lenelli Rope Ground and Twine Ground, with convenient Rope
and Tarring Houses, Stables, Foreman's }louse, and a number of
Cottages. Also about '24 Acres of excellent Pa.setre Land, with
a Dwelling House and Cow Houses, &c. • The above is now in
the possession of Mr. George Russell and others, whose interest
therein will expire, also at Midsummer, 1810. From three sides
of the property being bounded by public roads, and its distant*
from the Mile End Road being only a few hundred yards, It is
presumed that this Estate presents a field fur extensive improve-
ments.

Lot S. All that Dwelling House, Soap Manufactory, Ware-
houses and Appurtenances, situated at Stepney. and now in the
possession of Mr. James Gillam, Soap Bailer, whose intereat
therein will also expire at hi idsummer, 1810.
The whole of the above Premises are Copyhold, except about
6 Acres of Lot 2, which is Freehold,
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For pallieulars, apply to Mr. third, Solicitor, Okeltanyton, De-
vonshire; or to Mr. James Walker, East India Road, Lon 'on,
who are empowered to treat for the Sale of the above, and tr,an
whom engraved plans of the Estate may he Irtd.

P4RLMAIEIV7'ARI' PROCEEDINGS.

HOUSE OF LORDS, TUESDAY, MARCH 2S.

The Corn Importation Bill, and the Sp!rit V' ash Duty niA,
were read a second time.

The Tobacco !Importation Bill passed through a Commit:re,
and was reported without any amendment.
Mr. WHARTON and other Members from the House cf Con/
mons brought up the Flax-Seed-Growth Bounty Bill, th Pun's-
mouth and Dover Works Compensation Bill, an,l a private Lill,
which were laid upon the table, and severally read a first time.