Star.
London, England, 1813-07-03 00:00:00

Btu FISH FIRE OFFICE.

FOR the insurance of Buildings, Furniture, Mer-
chai.dize, Ships.Vestels. and all other Property, against loss
or damage by SAE. Prop‘sals maybe had gratis at the principal
Office. in the
.:itrand and Cortihill, London, or of the Corn.
patty's Aunts in the different CiLiti and Towns lu Great Britam
aa.d Ireland.

insurances for ehort Periods, or for several Years togetber,
may be tdrvetasi a: :his Of'Ace, upon the most equPable Terms.
Puha: s will not 1)e charged fur Sums of £:xo or upward ,
nor to"eersons increasing their present insurances.
The who!e s OCK ti a F:: KM will be iii•ntred without Spe-
cification, at hr r:doced Premien: of per Ceat.
Policies payable at Mt u:;usiia ER-Dit r will 'tie void, unlvu rc-
newLd within hi.crti days thtrafrom.
StOBILKT SKELTON, Secretary.

ROYAL ILXCI-TANGE ASSURANCE-OFFICE,
Established 'ay Royal Charles- in the Reign of Kill George I.
June, 1813.
PERSONS, whose Annual Premiums fall due on
the ttitil instant, are hereby informed, that receipts are 11017
ready ato be delive at the Company's Offices, *PICT the Royal
Exchange and in Pall-Mail, as well as by their respective Agents
in the several Count:es ; and the parties assured are requested to
apply tor the renewal of their Policies, on or before the 9th of
Jay next, as the usual fifteen days allowed for payment, be-
yond the date of each Policy, will then expire.
F.ANIIJEL 'INNING, jun. Secretary.
••• Attendance is rix en, daily, at the said Offices, for the As-
surance of Buildings, i,ontls, Merchanclize, and Ships in Harbour,
in Dock, or while budding, from Loss, or Damage by Fire; and
also for the Assurance of, and greeting Annuities on Lives.
N. H. Fire Policies will be issued, free of erpence, to the As.
sured, where me annual Premium amounts to 6s. or upwards.

SEQUES 'RATIONS IN SWEI:EN.
WE the Undersigned REFERELti, appninted
under and by virtue of a certain Act of Parliament of
the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland, made and
pasted in s,td year of the reign of his present Majesty King
George 111. intituled, " An Act to provide for the Distribution:,
Payment, and Application of certain Monies and Effects, ream:2M
or paid, or to he refunded or paid, by or on behalf cf the Go.
vernment ot Sweden, among the Persons having Claims thereon,
in consequence of certain Detentions, Sequestratione, and Coo-
-1 iemnattous by that Government, in the Years 1810, 1811, and
Si 2," do hereby give notice to, and require all persons, Bodies
Politic and Corporate, claiming any Interest in the Monies, Bilis,
Effmts, and Property, by the said Act vested in certain Commis-
sioners thereto named, to deliver to us, the said Referees, forth-
with, by leaving the same, either personally or through their
Agents in L.ondun, at our Once, in New Broad-street-court, in
the City of I.ondon, true and ezplicit Statements and Accounts,
in writing, of the respective Losses sustained by them, or those
under wlom they rtspectively claim, in consequence or by reason
of the said Sequestiations,Detent:ons, or Condenuiation., aid of
their respective claims to restitution, or compensation, it: respect
of such Losses, out of the Mollies, Effec.s, and Propetty, by the
sad Act vessel to the said Commissioners; and alsa to deliver
to u', at the time and place atoresaid, Copies of all invoices, Bills
of I.ading, Policies of insurance, Bills of Parcels, Vouchers, Do-
cumuns, Pat,:ers, 'and Writings; and to shew• or deliver to ns,
when called upon for that purpose, or as we n.ay hereafter re-
quire, the Orni,itials of such Documents, torthe purpose on pro-
ving and substautiating such Losses and Claims, such Copies ot
original Documents when left, to be regularly indorsed, acid ac-
companied by a Schedule of the same.
JAMES CAMPELL.
GEORGI:: WOOD.
• 18'11.1.1AM HUTCHINS.
11EN.,17 SEPTLenIiS ttYDE WOLLA STON.
JA:.! '.S BOWDEN. •
WILA.IAM SiI.AS IiATHANA.Y.
site hills, 1411.

• " The of6cer sent to Cu3trin has returned. The
garrison of that place consists of about SCCO men, and
has only 150 sick.
66 The fortress is in the best state, and provisioned
for six months in corn,, rice, vesaabl::s, fresh meat,
and all necessary objects.
66 The garrison has always been master of the
place to the distance of one thousand toises. During
these four months the Cominandant did not cease to
labour in augmenting the means of his artillery and
the fortifications of our place.
" All the army is encamped. This repose is of the
utmost advantage to the troops.
66 The regular distributions of rice greatly contri-
butes to support the health of the soldier."
JuNC27.—An Irnperi;d Decree of the 9th Sone,
dated from Dresden, appoints Count Lacepeda Presi-
dent of the Senate for cae year, from the Ist of July
nel%—French funds 7 F,._ .

The Mon:lcier contains a king detailed and uninte.
resting acent:nt tebttive to the blockade of
from the Connnander cf that place to the Prince of
Neufchatel and Wagatn.