Star.
London, England, 1803-05-09 00:00:00

GLOBE INSURANCE OFFICE.

Pall-Mall. May S. 1803.
I.
IT is propofed that the CapitAl Stock of the
Company Ih4ll be extended from sco,ocol. the runt
originally fubicribed. to t doo,ocol. in Blares of tool. each ; and
that about One•third thereof mall be diittibuted among Sub-
fcribers in the Out-Ports and Provincial Cities and Towns in
Great Britain and Ireland. _

11. Each new fubfcriber, on being admitted by the Ditcdors,
will be required to pay eight per Cent. depofit on his fubfcrip-
tion ; as per Cent. in Augutt, and to per Cent. in November
11103.--. to per Cent. in March, July, aad November 1804, and
the remaining four inhabitant, of to per Cent. each, In March,
July, and November Hoy, and in March 1806.
111. No new Subfcriher will be admitted to fubfcribe more
than aOOOL or Twenty Shares. Two Shares gIVC One Vote at
General Meetings; Five Shares give Two Votes; Ten Shares
give three Votes; and Twenty Shares and upwards give Four
Votes.

IV. The Capital will be byrefled in Government or real Pe-
eurities; and each Sulsferiber will receive an Insereft of Five
per Ccot.perAnnunt on the fir* Depofit and future Inftalments.
V. Dividends of the Profits, in addition to the Half-yearly
Payments of 'Merck will be made as often as the Surplus
Feuds will .edialt of fuck Divkkada. . .
VI. The Proprietors. by virtue of a daut;in each Policy or
Conned, framed upon the opinion of Three Comdr.! of the firft
refpedability, will be fubjed to no rifle beyoni the Cq.ital
Stock fubleribed by each individual.
VII. The hulinefs of the Company will embrace the 1111140111
branches of Fire and Life It:furances, and Annuities, Endow-
ments for Children, and Provifion for Widows sod Old Age;
which will be extended by appropriate and beneficial arrange.
mutts to afford accommodation to perfona interefted in Benefit
Clubs, and the Indianians elaffes In general, by enabling them
to improve their earnings and &wings, at fuck rate of Intend
as may hereafter be determined on.
VIII. Perrone of refped ,bility and eonnedion in the Provin-
cial Towns and Out Ports in Great Britain and Ireland, w'aci
may be admitted Subteribers, will not only be benefited in con-
fequence of their (hare in the profits being returned to there
places,but they will participate in the general advantages which
the Concern may derive from a great Capital, and extended
connedion, without being ezpofed to the rift of perforialrefpon-
fibility.
IX. For the benefit of large Towns, containing a competent
number of Subferibers, it will be the with of the Diredors to
provide (tech local ettabliflunents, at the ezpence of the Com-
pany, with refpedt to Agency, Fire Engines, Firemen, and
other accommo !anon, as the exigency of the cafe may require.
X. It is requefted that the names, addrefres, and furls delired
to be foblexibed,by perfons refident in the provincial Parts of the
Empire, both in Great Britain and Ireland, may be tranfmitted
to Thomas H. Wilkinfoa, lifq. Secretary to the Globe Info-
ranee Company, Pall-Mall, London, on or before the eft of
June, in order that the necefary arrangements for eommenc
ing bufinefa may be completed.
XL It being the intention of the Diredon to appoint Agents
for Fire and Life Infuradee hi the different Towns and Cities in
Great Britain and Ireland, perfons of refputabinty, defiruus of
being appointed to this fituation, may apply, by letter, to the
Secretary of the Company. The allowances to Agents win be
liberal ; and for their further accommodation, it is intended to
referee a part of the Capital, to be diftributed among them.
XII. The Offices of the Company in the Metropolis will be
opened before Midfurnmer Day, under the diredion of the fol-
lowing Gentlemen ;

Dia ICTORS,

Si, FP.gDERICL MORTON EDEN, But. Chairman.
Sir THEOPHILUS METCALF, Bart. M. P.
Deputy Chairman.
Miles Peter Andrews, Efq. John Luham,Efq. M. D.
M. P. Frederick Molting, Efq.
Harvey Chriftian Combe, Efq. Edward Moles, Efq.
Alderman, M. P. Sir Robert Peel, Bart. M. P.
Wiliam Devaynes, Efq. M. P. John Frederick Neu, Efq.
infeph Dorin, Efq. John Richard Ripley, Efq.
William Duncan, Efq. Richard Bateman Robfon, Efq.
Sir John Earner, Knt. Ald. Sir Water Stirling, Bart.
Sir Richard Carr Glynn, Bart. John 'Henry Schneider, Efq.
Alderman Arthur Shakerpear, Efq. M.P.
Clara Grill, Efq. James Teddy, Efq.
Henry Holland, Erg. •Uarlits Edward Wilfona, Efq.
Sir William Leighton, Knt. Glyun Wybn,Efq.
Alderman
THOMAS it WILKINSON, Efq. Secretary.
STOLEN, on Tuefday evening, the 36th of
April, or early on Wecbsefday morning, oat of a Yard in
the Parini of Lamberhurft, a BLACK GELDING; (even
years old, (lands 14 hands high, a (mall ltar in the foreheal,
near hind-lei large, and has been fired; (mall ears, carries his
had high when rodeo—Whoever apprehends the perfon or
perfons, fa that be or they be brought to jultice, than, on con.
Malan, receive a Reward of Five Guineas, of Mr. John Noaks,
•Lanaberhurk Kent,