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London, England, 1817-09-23 00:00:00

FIRE OFFICE.

On all Policies for E9OO and upwards, continuing in force for
greyest, and no claim for Los. paid thereon, V e Airs. red will
to eanded to participate in the Profits made at that retied.
Persons a•surtnq are not liable for the Loses of when, as In
the ease of Partuerships, and they have ample security for their
sera Laws by the provision of a Guarantee Feed.
&niter intoi elation, with printed Particulars, will be given on
"premien at the proucipal Office, Ch. a/elide, London ; or by the
Attests in the several cities and t..wn• throughout the United
DESBOROUGH, Jun. Secretary•:
Cheeped., London, Supt. 16, 1817. •
N.h the dividend of $i per Cent. declared at the last Annual
Court of Proptie on is now payable, at the Office.

TO SOLICI FORS, BANKERS, AND OTHERS, IN THE
COUN JAY.
'rite An*, APO, AWOL COMPA NT being about to et:creme
She number of their Agencies throughout the country, the Dirac-
tore are ready to receive applkations from . Gentlemen willing to
undertake the same, either in the Life or Fir. Deparimen.. or in
tab, in those towns where none are as yet establn.hed. Such ap.
;IP:minas to be addressed to the Secretary at the Office in Cheq-
uer, and accompanied with refe►ence to perount in London.
HENRY DRSBOROUGH, km Secretary.
Lardon, Chearide, lan. SO, 1817.
N.B. R edeemable Annuities un one or more LIM aeatred on
red tr funded Property are purchased by the Company on the
matt editable terms.
(one conceals)

DR. JAMES'. FEVER POWDER AND •
ANALEPCIC PILLS.
T BEG respectfully, as Iranirittur of these invaluable
Medidnts, to inform the Public, that I have ceased to supply
.Itoars. Newbety and Sons therewith, Sod that I have appointed
at my now sole Agents for the sale of them, both Retail aad
Wholesale, Messrs. BUTLER and Sous, Chemists and Druggists,
1:41. Chesp‘ide, corner of St. Paul's Llittreh-yard, London;
2'4 No. 34, hackville-street, Dublin. The Retail Sale Is litewhe
ontittued at the Mouse In which the Inventor, my late Gnarl-
Ether, Dr. Lusts, resided, No. 113, &otos:street, Berkeley-
ii,tare,whe7e the Medicines have been erclusively prepared tor
tarty 70 years, and from whence Messn. Newberg' and the
Public have been hitherto uniformly supplied. I beg so add, that
cettoequente of M Newbery and Suns having, 'Mee I
thousht proper to withdraw from them die sale of my hlediones,
announced their Intention of vending coniposidons of thalr own,
tinder the above titles, I feel I owe it to the public, to prevent, asl
fir as I am able, the dangerous,consequences of tatting these pre.l
parations, under the mistaken impression of their being mine.
W.th this view, to my own serious loss,
.1 have authorised my
Aleuts, Afton. Butler and Suits, to excltarge hr my Medicines,
such as are of the composition of Messrs. Ntwbery, which may
be returned to them. The Public are respectluDy requested to
rinerve, that to enable roan to discriminate between my Medi-
cines and there of hiet‘rs. Newbery, said under the name of my
grandfather, Pr. lames, I shall sign lb y came nu the label of each
packet 0, the Powder, and box of Pills, that is sent in future out
of my E.lalrtratory ; and that Mrflit 3. Newbery and Sous have
rolctereat or ctincern in the genuine Medicines prepared by me.
B:`1*C11- oust Utrke!. v-separt, it. /Afilk:S.
letli Lily, UHL •

TO BREWERS.

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from 5000 to 4000 Barrels. Any person wishing to dispose of
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