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London, England, 1818-12-29 00:00:00

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OMIRALTYOFFICH, etA'DECSUBER, Is,
CE is hereby gives, That a SESSION t.
ER and TERMINER and JAIL DELIVERY,
,lof Offences committed on the HIGH SEAS,'
arson of the Admiralty of England, will be
11, in the Oid Relay, London, on MONDA.
(January neat, it Eight o'Clook in the Morning.
JOHN BARROW

EAST.INDI:I HOUSE, I:Axe-wan 16, 181,.
COURT V. DIRECTORS of the UNITED
()MAY q MERCHAA TS of ENGLAND,
IST-INDIES, do hereby give Notice,
General Court of the said Company will be
se in Leadenhalbstreet, on WEDNESDAY, the
om Nine o'Clock in the Morning until Six in the'
le ELECTION of a DIRECI'OII. of the said
be room of JOHN LIMODF.I, Esq• deceased.
JOSEPH DART, Secretary.

OFFICJI OF 041,2§Tdiviab.
PRINCIPAL OFFICERS. of his
Jorrs ORDNANCE da hereby ;ire Nolem,
'ropoiah will be received. at their Odice, in Tali-mall,
ore NV ED N ESDAY, the 30th instant, from such
sy he willing to undertake the supply of CANDLES
f this Dovartment at Woolwich, for a period
the Ist January.
s of the Candles may be viewed, upon applieadrus
ctive Olcers of the Ordnance in the Royal
rich : and farther particulars, togeth-r with the
''''oll9 of the Contract, may be known .at the
o'cr, in Pall-Mall aforesaid, any day between the
;•.1 Veer o'clock, where the Proposals must be delivered,
and endorsed, " Proposals for Candles;" but r-
I be admitted after the said 30th instant, st
at Noon of the same day, neither will any Tender
less the Pit my making it, or an Agent in his behalf

Ay Orden' ihe 1,107

R. H. CREW; Secretary.

IYAL EXCIIANOE ASSURANCE OFFL
abed by Roy Cbaizcrin the Reign of King George"
DECEM3EII, V

SONS whose ANNUAL. PRIZIIUn
:e on the 25th instant, are hereby informed, tl
ready to be delivered at the Company'
e ROYAL EXCHANGE and in PALL-14.
by their respective Agents in the several Counties
rties assured are requested to apply fur the Renewal
&cies on or twfsre the 9th of J*IIIUA as next, as
Days albwed for Payment, beyond the date of
ili then SA 'MEL FEN 'SING, Jun.
Att.ndance is given daily at the said Offices for'
Redding% Coods, Merril indis.-s, and Ships in
c, or while Issikihke, irons Loss or Llunage by Fire
r the Astutmte of and Grantig Annuities on Jives.
1. II % P.ll'fc' its will be L.:m(lf= of expense to
hs the'Annual amounts to 61. or upwards.

COUNTY FIJtE OFFICE,
SOCTUAMPTON-STREET, STRAND.
:CEIPTS for the Rettewal of Policies,
dee 21 Christmas, are now in col.rse of delivery.
Ma:..lgars of the COUNTY FIRE.' OFFICE
enthinati'zn into the priucipl and practice of I
they act. They are proud to declare, that
of Laurance, viz. a prompt and ample indemnity,
telneariably yielded by the County Office, that'
h.,,S ever arisen to disturb the harmony of
71zinunts. This security the Office is enabled at
nd,'becaustl, lst, the original Members have
:1 of £460,000 over and above the fluctuating fund
the prern:ems; and becatise, gdly, although such •
are equally divided amo::z those Who insure, the
County Office have shunned the delusive and 1.
lee of making a large return of profit uniform and
1 rendering the payment of claims dependent on
i. Their Clad rule is the payment of all just
ately—the return of prolt is left to vary with events.
ulditionaily to observe, that as the original capital
Aden magnitude foT all purposes of security,
Ff provided in the Policies, that the Subscribers
i none shall be answerable for losses. Hence
re while entitled to share profits, are protected from
I for the losses of others, which has been so severely
sties upon the contribudonship or UNION principle
together with the difficulty.and uncaamiuty of
has generally led to the failure or dissolution

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