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London, England, 1818-06-25 00:00:00

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COUNTY FIRE OFFICE,
SOUTHAMPTON-STREET, STRAND.

TRUSTEES.
The Duke of 1113YLAVD,
The Marquis of Bocusosuds,
The Marquis of NOILTYASITTOI.
_WILLIAM hum, Esq. M.P.
S. B . Mou.sws. Esq. M.P.
And SIXTY DIRECTORS.

Managing Director—J. T. Bazars Beaumont, Esq. V.A.S.
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'RNS to the amount of 18,2001. have been
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paid within the four last years to those who have been in-
sured Seven Years ; a greater Advantage to the Public than has
been hitherto yielded by any well secured Establishment. And
the Public may rest assured that claims epos this Mice are never
defeated upon mere legal objections, in order to enhance these re.
turns, but that demands are paid in full, with the utmost prompt-
ness. Experience has proved that, in the business of Fire In-
surance, a large Permanent Capital, in addition to the fluctuating
assets arising from the premiums, is necessary for Solid Security.
This permanent and additional Capital the Original Members
have provided to the merit of 400,0001 and they alone are re.
arena/ale for loses.
Agents arc appointed in all the principal towns, who are also
Agents to the Paortesurr Tare Orines, founded on similar
principles.

PORT OF PLYMOUTH.
FOR SALE BY AUCTION,

By Order of the Honourable the Corornissoners'of his Ma!rsty's
Customs, on TUESDAY, the 7th July, 1818, at Ten o'Clozk In
the Forenoon, at the CUSTOM-HOUSE, in this Port,
THE GOODS UNDERMENTIONED,
Geneva, Brandy, Tobacco, Anchors, Rope, Wine, Tlonzy,
Snuff, Sallad Oil, Castile Soap, Sugar eals, Handspikes, Raf-
ters, Cocoa, Salt, Chocolate, Mats, Rice, Grapnels ; the broken-
up Hulls of Two Vessels, with their Materials, and a Boat, whole.
For Payment of Duties and Charges.
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Snuff, Pimento, Snap, Sugar, old Books, Apparel, Wine, Sc-
gars, Beads, Fowling Piece, Muslin, Cocon, Pistols, Tortobe.-
shell, Combs, Candles, Jellies, Was Chocolate, Madder.
Old Storm—Four Guns, Si, oars, and Washstrakes.
N. B. The Goods above-mentioned will be set up in several
Lou, and Sold to the highest Bidder.
Attendance will be given at the Custom-House aforesaid, for
viewing the same, three Drys before the Day of Sale only.

THURSDAY, JUNE 25, 1818.

Monday Afternoon.

GENERAL ELECTION.

TO THE WORTHY AND If/DEPEND
ELECTORS OP WESTMTNSTER.

THE COMMITTEE for CONDUCTING the
ELECTION of Sir MURRAY MAXWELL, have
great satisfaction in informing the Electors of Westminster, that
steps have been taken to insure the means of their obtaining ad-
mission to the Poll without the smallest molestation on tise part
of those who, in zeal for the opposing PaltiLs, have Impeded
the access to the Hustings The Elector,, even the most Whim,
may now exercise their elective franchise at the hour mom
agreeable to themselves

Committee-Room, Richardsou's Cofice-licuso,

COMMITTEE-ROOM, RICHARDSON'S
Coffee-House, June fit, ISM
A T a GENERAL COMMITTEE of the CHAIR-
MEN4I•• of the several Parochial Committees within the
City and Liberty of Westmlestcr,

JOHN WILLOCK, Esq. in dui Cl.Lilr;

It was resolved unanimously. •

That the Fr Buds of Sir MURRAY MAXWELL be re-
questel to DINT together at Willis's Rloms, King-street, St.
Jaines's-equare, on Ssruxo.tr next, at Half-put Five o'Clo:k.

Fortlitr particulars, with the names of the Stewards, will be
xivertised.

rriliE present CONTEST for the REPRESEN-
TATION of the CITY of WEST INSTER is an object
of public ii.terest. In its present state the Friends and Sup-
porters of Sir MURRAY MAXWELL have determined to
enter into a SUBSCRIPTION for defraying the necessary ex-
penses of the Electioa ; and they invite such Ladies and Gentle-
men whose inclination may lead them to forward this patriotic
measure, to pay the amount of their Subscriptions to Messrs.
Drummonds, ChAring-Ciou; or Sir John Poring and Co.
CornhilL

TO THE WORTHY AND INDEPENDENT
LIVERY OP LONDON.
Glorruninnt,
MY RE-ELECTION this day, as one of your
REPRESENTATIVES in PAP.LLAMENT, by to
great a majority of the free and enlightened Citizens of the first
City In the World, demands my moat grateful acknowledgments.
The result is, indeed, peculiarly gratifying to tri^, as heir:: your
declared approval of my 0:1liZial conduct and p: ivate character ;
as a record of your opinion of past measures and public men :
and as a demonstration of our accordance in great political prin-
ciples. Permit me, therefore, on these grour.ds, to offer you
my heartfelf congratulations on your success, in which our fel-
low4ountrymen and posterity will cordially unite.
I shall re-enter Parliament stimulated and encouraged by the
sanction which my past drone have obtained, and by the great
reward with which I have this day been honoured, to use my
most strenuous efforts to maiotain your Corporate Rights ; to
promote your Martuftnies and Trade ; to retrench the Publia
Expenditure; to rci,Jrzn all Abuses; to improve the condition
of tha Poor; and to defend Civil and Religious Liberty; by
which I shall beat evince the confidence which you have again
reposed in me, and thus practically manifest that gratitude winch
no language can adequately express.
I have the honour to remain, Gentlemen,
Your obliged, devoted, faithful Servant,
Falom-scuare, June 23. MATTHEW WOOD.