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FRIDAY, SITTEMBER i 9, 1869

ALBION FIRE AND LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
NEW 1611110E-STREE BLAINCTRIARS
Zdtpotvered by Ac► of Partinieht for Insurance from Flair, and
oh Lrrts ; and for the eivitit and Purchase of Altritorrits
INSURANCES fallitt due at Miehaelatas, diaUld
be. reneired Within fifteen days froth chit period.
Abatements are made, according to the Plan which origfrrated
with this Company, on the Premiums of all Fire Insurances out
of London. A large advantage is allowed on Life Insurance,
and every facility is afforded by which the Interest and conve-
nience of the Public May be prontoted.
WARNER PRIM:* secretary.
The Company'S Offiee for the West-end of Lottlon, is at
No. 97, near 0 xford-Froet,ohthOyest-side of Nov Bond-street.

EAGLE FIRE INSURANCE, CORNHILL, LONDON.
, POLICIES of Insurance expiring at Michaelmas,
"IL should be reneered within Fifteen Days from that period,
to prevent the Parties' Interest ceasing therein.
PAYMENT OF RENT is guaranteed in case of Fire.
Farming Stock insured without the Average Clause, at ha..
per Cent.
Merchandize in the London Docks insured at Is. 6d. psi Cent.
for Three Months.

Large Abatements on the Preinium and Duty of Insurance for
Mort Years than one.

EAGLE LIFE INSURANCE.

This Description of Insurance Is of inestimable Importance to
all Persons holding Annuities, Leasei, or Offices, dependent on
lives, or whose incomes cease with life.

Example :—A person thirty years of age may, by the small
annual payment of £l3. 7s. Id. secure £5OO, to be paid (to his
family, or otherwise, as he may direct) at his death. Any other
sum may b• insured in like manner, and at iny other age. One
person may insure another's life, to the amount of any interest
he may have in the continuance thereof. No Entrance Money
or Adthission Fine required. No Charge for Policies or Celli&
cates of Renewal. No Registry of Assignments required. A
large Commission allowed t • Solicitors, or other persons pro-
curing Insurances. W. BEETHAM, Secretary.

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THE ADVENTURES OF RALPH REY-
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Applications to be made to Mr. Samuel Cornett, No. 15,
Arundel-street, 'Strand.
tOUNO FOREST TREES.
TO BEIFOLD, AT VERY REDUCED PRICES,
FIVE Hundred Thousand very fine FOREST
and other TREES, now fit to draw, and which, are well
worthy the notice of Gentlemen making Plantations, or Personi
who are in the habit of contracting to lay out Ground, as they
have but a very short Land Carriage to a Canal, communicating
with all parts of the kingdom.
To view the Trees and for Price, &c. apply to Mr. Keenan, at
Warwick Castle. _ _

To be SOLD by PRIVATE CONTRACT, or LEF FUR-
NISHED for a Term,
AN excellent FAMILY HOUSE, and 95 Acres
of Land, with Offices of every description, Double Co la
Houses, Stabling for twelve Horses, walled Garden, Lawn, P.au
tations, Pleasure.grouisda, Cold Bath, Greenhouse, &c. situated at
Yately, Hampshire, three miles from Hartford Bridge, six from
Wokingham, 12 horn Reading, and 34 from Hyde Park Corner.
N. B. The House stands in a Paddock of 35 kcres. The
Apartments are of good dimensions.— '7er further particulart and
order for viewing, apply to J. Marshall, No. 22, Upper King-
street, Bloomsbury.

CAVERSHAM HILL, NEAR READING.
FREEHOLD RESIDENCE.
To be SOLD by PRIVATE CONTRACT,
MODERN BRICK MESSUAGE, with its
31- well adapted Furniture and Fixtures, a detached Coach-
house, Stable and Yard, a *ailed Garden well stocked, Pleasure
Grounds and Shrubbery, Orchard, and about eight Acres of
Land adjoining the premises.
The above Premises are situate on that much admired- Spot
Caversham Hill, neer to Caversham Park and Civersham Grove{
commanding extensive Views from thr River Thames and sur-
rounding country, two miles from Reading and six from Henley
upon Thames, both good Market Towns; and possession of the
whole (the Orchard excepted) may be had at Christmas next.
The Purchaser may be accommodated with an Orchard and
Gress and Arable Land, containing about. nine Acres, held on
Lease, and conveniently situated near the Stable,
To be viewed with Tickets on Tuesday, Wednesday, Thum •
day, and Friday in every week, between the hours of Eleven and
Two o'clock.
Farther partieclars may behed by applying to Mr. Tagg, Lon.
don-street, Ridding; and at the office of Maitre. Ross, Hall, and
Ross, New Boswell-court, London.

CAPITAL DWELLING HOUSES,, LOFTS, CELLARS,
FIELDS, and other PREMISF.2, in PLYMOUTH,
PLYMPTON, ST. MARY, and. PLYMPTON EARLE,
DIVON.
TO BE SOLD IN LOTS,
THE FEE SIMPLE and INHERITANCE of
the &Blowing Lands in Plymouth :
Lot 1. A capital brick-fronted spacious Messuage or Tene-
ment, and Ceurtilage behind the same, with commodious Ceilars,
Lofts, and Warehouses belonging, immediately contiguous to
Sutton Pool, so that Vessels of large burthen may with conve-
nience discharge their cargoes into the Warehouses, situated at
Foxhole Quay, and lately the Residence of Mr. Peter Symons,
Merchant, deceased, wherein he carried on his business for
many years with great success.
Lot 2. All those Buildings, Cellars, Lofts, and Warehouses
now and for some years past known by the name of Deeble's
Cellars, situated in or near Woolster-street, and now occupied by
Mr. Cores and other Tenants; and also a Dwelling House in
Seven Star-lane, in the possession of Mrs. Medland, with very
extensive Cellars, Lofts, and Warehouses adjoining.
N. B. The Cellars, Lofts, and Warehouses Woe)ster-street
and Seven Star-lane, have been fitted up in a very complete stile
to receive Goods and Merchandises, and are extremely pro-
ductive.

Lot 3. A neat and convenient Messuage or Dwelling House,
with a Courtilage, Garden, and Offices thereto belonging, situated
in Little Hoe-lane, and now in the tenure of Mr. Peter Dun-
sterville.
Lot 4. A similar Messnage or Dwelling House, Courtilage,
Garden and Offices, adjoining Lot 8, and now in the occupation
of Mr. Wm. Easton.
Lot 5. A Messuage and Dwelling House, with a Courtilage,
Garden, and Convenient Offices belonging, finely situated in
Hewers-Rowe, and commanding a rich prospect of the Sound,
Crwater, Saltram, and the adjacent country, now the residence
of Captain Osborne.
Lot 6. A Close of exceeding good Land, containing about one
Acre and a half, lying on the North-side of Lot 5, with a Rick of
Hay therein.
N. B. Lots S and 6 are held for the remainder of a Term of
900 years, which commenced on the 6th day of April, 1727.
Lot 7. A Tenement, Buildings, and Piece of Ground, lately a
Smith's Shop, situated in Batter-street, otherwise Higher Ponteny
Conduit-street, now held by Lease rom the Mayor and Com-
monalty of Plymouth, for the remainder of a Term of 99 years,
determinable upon the deaths of three good lives, subject to the
yearly conventionary rent of 19s. and 21. for an Herriot.
Lot 8. A Close of good Land, containing about one Acre,
lying in Copperhade-lane, near Lot 6, and which is held by Lease
under the late Sir Wm. Molesworth, Bart. for the remainder of
a Term of 99 years, now determinable upon the death of one
good Life, under the yearly conventionary rent of 3s. 6d. and
6s. ai. for an Heriot.

PLYMPTON ST. MARY.
Lot 9. The Fee Simple and Inheritance of a Messuage, Tene •
meat, and convenient Offices belonging, with an Orchard and
Garden behind tke 'erne, lately fitted up in a very neat manner
by Mr. Symons, who occasionally resided there, situated on the
East side of Mill-street, in the pleasant Village of Ridgeway.
PLYMPTON EARLE.

Lot 10. A Close of rich Land, containing about one Acre,
lying on the East side of a Street or Lane, called Dark-street,
leading from Ridgeway to the Town of Plympton, now in the
tenure of Peter Birdvrood, Esq.
For the above purpose a Public Save)* will behold.n at the
house of Mr. Richard Curgenven, the Pope's Head Inn and
Ta-
vern,in Plymouth aroresaid, en l'oesday the 17th day of October
next precisely, by Fite o'Clock in the Afters :m,, at which. time
the Survey will conunedce on account of thentsmber of Lao to
be sold.
In the mean time thesrespective Pittidsits may be viEvied, on.
application to the *sets} Ottijplltrii abet fotther partienlars
known at the Office of Mr. Clotho', Sot:A:kyr; or Mr. John'
Pridham, Auctioneer, Plymouth.
FkitilietbrlioPt4 1101,100;


-strept ; or so titc Rcv.p. F. Prree4 No„ 9, Sleane-street,
LT t4s. PER DO EN EACH, BOTTLES INCLUDED.
ti2LIC Mont*.
SPANISH. Mett.theitt (wbo not being favoured
s. with exteaeiveroinectiofis inEnpland) offers for sale, through
medhim of ildi Piper, for ready iiiererha stock ef 3cero
ievertie Sherri!) ad Pert Wined,tYß"nate 61 the Estates
As own family residents of Xeres,dellarontera and Douro,
he above prices, to which he inoseseatnesgy and colikdently
s the httentibli of 't British Palillc,'havint the pewee *fitter;
I them to several Noblemen yanndd eutnerous persons of tstspect-
lity, who have purchased and highly apprirred Of 46 -Wee ;
some Madeira 566 per dozen.