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London, England, 1819-03-11 00:00:00

THUROAY,

COUNTY FIRE-OFFICE.
• SOUTH ANIPTON-STEEIiT, STRAND.
AT an ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING of the
MEMBERS, held at this Mee, at the 2d IdAscu, ICC

WILLIAM PRAED, Esq. In the Chair;
RWOLTED Usinstoosty--That after having afforded a full
lademnity for Losses to Sufferers by Fire, a liberal Aid in
furnishing the means of Extinguishing Fires, and of discovering
and punishing-Incendiaries, and after having also made a large
Retain of Dividends to upwards of 15,000 persons Insured, it
is proved that the Capital of the Association has greatly in-
creased, and now exceeds £302,000 in hand; as per Certificates
annexed from the Auditors, Solicitors, Bankers, and Stock-
broker of the Office; acid that nearly .C 300,000 additional is
secured by Deed upon the Personal Estates of Eight Hundred
original Members, and their Representatives, which Capital of
Half a Million Sterling constitutes the Security of the Insured,
and enables the Association efi'ectually to' exonerate the Policy-
holders from liability for the leases of others.
That the enzagenteuts of the Office have been so Well de-
fined, and supported with such good faith, liberality, and
promptness, that not a dngit litigation has arisen to endanger
the security, or delay the indemnity of any Claimant.
That althisugh the Association restricts Itself in the admission
of Risks, the Amount of Property now standing Insured in the '
County Fue-Office considerably exceeds that which appears to
have been aecumulated in any other °Mee in a similar period
from its foundation. , A
That Returns of from, 20 to 25 per Cent. have been 'rea-
dably made to all persons who have continued insured foe been
Years, whether their Polideg were taken out for Sena Years
in one Payment, or were renewed Annually? which Returns
have exceeded sele,ooo within the. last Four Years :-4sn ad-
vantage to the Public which has never been afforded by any
other well secured Office.
That the Thanks of the Meeting be given severally to his
Dracc the Duke of iluttrun, the Most Noble the Marquisses
of Iltscictitonast and of Noainastrrow, (Trustees), for the'
honour of their very obliging letters un the occasion of this
Meeting, and of their general support of the Interests of the
Association. •
That the Meeting cannot omit the present opportunity of
renewing their avowal of their approbation of the skill, dili-
gence, and prudence which the Managing Director, Mr. BAIL.
SCR Beaustunv, has shewn in arranging the Plans, and con-
ducting the Affairs of the Association, and which have led to
results of such eminent benefit thereto.
WM. PRAED, Chairman.
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WIFT and Co. solicit particular 'at:ention to the
S follmving Scheme, to bcgin Drawing Via THIS MONTH.
and thc Prim ALL STERLING MONEY

3
3
4
30 ... from 5OO to A= Coop
1,980 .. front lOO to £lO . 94,000
••••••••=• 1.1...............
10,000 Ticketi. .
£lOO,OOO.

This &hone, front the circumstance of FIVE: of the small
Prizes of ae2o having each (as a Free (Wt) Sixteen Undrawit
Tickets, affords tbe Purchaser of a single Sixteenth a chance of
obtaining the full tuna of £20,000.
The 'tickets and Shares entitled to the while of the Prism in
the Scheme, and also to the above aididebilaiesaiagea, art on
Sale st No. li, Pommy; 12, Ciasapp.Casol; 51, Asa.'
acre liacus-txxxxr; the old and fortunate MINof SWItT
and Co•

A SINGLE TICKET UILY G.
ALL TliItE.E PRIZES-of Cg
And even a Sixteenth may gain full

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Pr
BISH, Contractor for ihe Two last Laiti•viss,
• mums his most sincere thanki to his best Friends, the
Public, for the unbounded patronage he so constantly receives,
and begs leave to congratulate them on his Offices (as usual) being
more sticceishal than those of any other OMetolteeper, as be sold,
in the Obn t raet just finished.
$,53.5 1:80,000 in 8 Shares.
5%191 1:20.000 in 11 Slpres •
Besides various minor -Capitals ; and he hopes he shall, as
stand hest as the favourite of Fortune in the grand State Lot-
tery, which begins .
23d OF THIS MONTH {March).
The SCHEME consists of 10,000 Tickets,' and contains
THREE GRAND PRIZES OF £20,000!
Besides 57 uther CAPITALS. ALL STERLING MONEY.
As intim ARE NOT ANY STOCK PRIZES—By a Novel Ar-
rangement of the Scheme, certain Prizes are entitled to Tickets,
which may enable the Holder of a Single Ticket to obtain all
Three Prizes of X2o,ooo—and even the Holder of so wr.all a
Share as a Skteenth way get the princely Sum .of ..eto,aoo—
and should the Holders of the Prizes entitled to Ties wish to
dispose of them, without taking the Chances of the Wheel, there
is little doubt bite they could sell them, before drawn, to great
Advantage.
Tickets and Shares are belling at BISH's Offices, 4, Cornhill,
and 9, Charing-Cross, London; and by his Agents in the Como.
try, of whom Schemes, with full Particulars, may be had gratii.
g.,/- It will be observed, there are Three £20,000 Prizes in
this Lottery, and in a recent Lottery Rune sold Three Prizes of
£20,000 ALL IN SHARES!!!

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Re. SI, BERNIIWS.STRUT, OXFORD...STREET,-
Ilia only DEPOT for VELNO'S VEGETABLE SYRUP,
Removed from 219 Prith-streft, Bobo.
I Mll CANHAM sensible he owe; some apology
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oompktelY to anorak all Its pretensions, and to have
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appriaa the Public of the /Awing extraordinary e4se and cure
Of ditexted Err.. The names of the Rev. Arthur Robinson..
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more; and of Peter auttethenk, bf Stanmore, Esq. stand on the
records of active benevolence.; and their ant.station in the pro-
sent instance uniting with etimpasticn, does great credit to their
'zeal and candour " Statmore, Nov. 22, 1818.
" sm.-1111;o and retany.frlends, having a di sir 4 that my
dlottessiw ease, and extraordinary cure by your invaluable Me-
dicine, riled %%hues Vegetable Syrup, should be made public
for the benefit of others, I shall give you, at the request, in
particular of my very kind benefactress, Mrs. Peter Cl rt-r-
-buck, a true statement of my long sufferings, as far as it pleaits
the ALMIGHTY to assist my recollection. In September,

was in service, and'eauglit cold, which was accompanied by a
sore throat and (welled face: I was then in the 13th year of my
age, and unfortunately fur me the progress of nature waschecked
by my illness. From that period my health became very much
impaired, and a constant pain in my rightvide and shoulder, with
a dry cough and difficulty of breathing, was the •consequeace;
and fearing I should be burdensome to my widowed mother, I

kept it to myself as much as possii le.
r In October. 1806, having left my place about a month, I
' was recommended by some friends to a situation in London;
here I dragged on a miserable existence for eight' months, the

pair. in my right side, shoulder, and chest continuing to incr‘ase,
I became subject to violent sick headaches and-fainting, fro.
quently, tiU the Apothecary of the family where I lived though'
it advisable that I should return into the country to tr the
change of air. I then returned to •:y mother, who lived at
Stanmore where I wets soon certified to my bed. The sympro
thizingdviceof Mr. Audrews,Surgeon at Stanmore, to whom L

ti • de ant greatly in bted for his kind exel:iions to afford me relief, was
then ohttined fot rie. Ile attended me the whole of the wiotee

of 1807, and as -the sprieg advanced in 1808. I was advised to
try change of air again, 'which I did by spending a few months
with my sister at Watford., 'My strength retarning in same
measureal was anxious to try service once more, and hearing of
a situatioh at Harrow Weald, I ventured to take it; hut, alas!
I was suomobliged to leave my place and return bodie, when I
' had again the assistance of my hind friend, Mr. Andrews, who
• every thing he could think of without effect. About Ja.
unary, 1809,-he, with other Mende, advised me to go to =ICS&
and they got me admitieu a Inakat in St. Georar's ILevaia
tat, where I remained 15 weeks. For along time my ease, being
that of diseased liver, seemed to bane all the skill and pawi7
both physician and medicine, insamuch that the Gentlemen of
•the Faculty despaired of any seeress,
: " At length the Loan, to wham belongs the Issues of life
and death, was pleased to.blees the means made use of, and, I
received some little relief and returned home, it being the opiniin
of the Physician under whose care I was placed, annatiso of the
several other Medical Gentlemen, that I should never be much
better. .Aft the Aate,Slo approached, I was seized again with
double violence, anthem:Cued to my ;of tiU the following Jiay
1810. when I had &Vico respite iron: excruciating pain; bat
as the succeeding Autumn drew near, my Gough, with ir. name
mos attendants returned with greater force, and no longer than
wink I was bled, blistered, .or cupped, could 1 obtain the least
relit Every means was again tried, which skill aan kir.dtiesa
erases snigest. and I recovered a little; and in May, 1811,, made
media attempt at service, in which I continued, sometimes
hetesr and sometimes worse, until near the end of the month of
Dolealser ha the:same year, when I was seize& with greater
ifeleisse than I had ever before experienced, Again no means
avers left untried that could be devised, bat to no purpose, and I
leas removed to Stanmore about the beginning of Febhary, I 81 2,
*there I. had such repeated attack,, one after antither, that the
Hectors, aadall who saw me, thought I could noreUrvivethern,
as they came on so rapid, each one leavinrrne mach• more re-
faced thawtha fanner. In the: state I continued from Decent-
ber, 1811, till the Spins of 181.5,:withotit the sruialesa hope of
*staining relief; when your hrrib?able medicine Was most provi-
dentially brought to me, by that hind and benevolent Lady Ida,
P. ChaterbuEk, who also took a very ective parywith the rest
of it!y kind friends, in my support. . - a •
" When I Ocean the asa of the Syrup, it was the opinion of
the Doctors, and all who saw me, that 1 could nat ia.6 many
hours, and my dear relatives were anxiously watching mead my
Abed, expecting that every mnnaeut would ha my last. I hail
set bean able, for seven weaks, to take any kind of nourishment,
ihat toast and water : many times before this, there appeared but ,
small hopes of my life, but nine ail hopes were entirely cut off, the
malice! gentlemen who attended me having quite givin meorcr,
saying I could not live many hours, and, therefore, it was of no
use to tare me nay longer witiamedicine—which could only be
dropped into my mouth a drop it a time, or adinieistered by a
feather dipped into it, moistening my lips. Is this way I was
obliged to take the, Syrup, when I faro began the use of it, err 4
those who had been eye-witnesses to my saffstings, had net the
least hope that itawould give me any relief. However, I was
enafiled, by diviutt grace, to comruit my catere unto that God to
whom all power belongs, and who has been pleased, lu infinite
mercy, to bless the kind and perseveringtodenvours (if my hew-
voleut bawds, by maN:g your invaleabie medicine.the imuu-
mem in his hands of restoring me to health and' strength, a
blessing which never expected to enjoy any more. ledised,
Sir, the mercy seems almost tog great. aarl ,ie hardly appears
r, when I loak back on the tong series of aiiiitatana under
t laboured from September 1808 tilt • December 1617,
heisefilleable, five years of that tinic,to put my feet to the ground.
Last was. clay, 1817, was the first time I waaabk tc walk
sareestas lone by mysulta-a pleasure I bad not enjoyed fee six
beforeabaviug been three years andten tir eleven menthe of
the time' unable to leave my room, even once :.nd several times
during that period, was deprived of sight, sense, and bearing for
many days together. I attended strictly to every direction. • bat
was given me for taking the Veactable Syrup,linal persevered in
it Minn course of the medicino and had not one severe attack
after I began the use of it. ,I latt- oil the medicine about the be-
ginning-of September in the present.year, only 'taking a little ix-
edieually shire. I have enjoyed the perfect use of my limbs for
d year, and can now walk the distance of three or four
sides without any great Ai:convenience. Nay the Lard reward
Itgagliadaach of nie!.kind Meads, for the unnumbered favours I
saxtract at yeti; hands ; and may he shower down upon
richest aad choicest a 's Idessinas. S
' humble - "-Masao*

Is breetegieted.bs WS Pali, - Just parte as. in boards. . , iltsv received. at pin; hat:ls; and may he shower down upon
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gIiNICIS. A New Edition i nag, Golartrihkra. *Actor*. Seminal Weakiicts. &c. arc Mir " This, Sir, is a brief but correct statement of my ease • she
020 A
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the Author. revised ash ca. demo ; Part 11. contains some rentari/ oil certain Female .trut.b.of seasick Many of the Gentry, and people of respecailith
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