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LONDON and WVESTNIINSrRR OIL GAS COMPANY. "~OTICE is he-reby given, that the Deed Of Settlemzent drt the ?omnpany agreed to at the public Meeting beld at the Oray's.innecoffeelsous,. on the 17th of Junielast, will lie for signature i5tN o.2, Sufflk-lane; Carinnonstreet, from 1.1 tlil 3 o'clock',every day. till the 15th of August nex-tinclusive. JulZy30. 1824. CINL S NIALTON. Secretary Parties attending to sign are requested to .brh Ihte tKusir certific'Ates or the banker's recelpt for the depfat.'u vhte GtVARiLPAN FIRE and LIFE ASSUR.ANCE COMPANY, No. 11, Loin- bard-street, the entrance of the Postoffixce, London. DHIRECTORS. Richard Mee Ralkes, esq. Chairman. George Lyall, esrj Deyuhty Chairman. Wv. C. ?iranldram, esg. Soo artin, esq.~ Ht. P. 'William oCoPland, esq. IRowland Mitchiell. eeq. 'William D. Dowvuon, esq. JRobert Mitford, cull. `Sir T. Harvie Farquhar, bart. John G. Ravenshawv. cesq. John Garratt, esq. alderman Robert Rickhards, earl. Nicholas Oarry,esc, esq John Shore, tsq. William Hald.ilan ~ esA MP. Edard S_evalt SI John Harevcy, e3q. IAndrewv Henry Thi'nson, es,. (leorge jenner, esq. IJohn Thornton, esq. John L-och, esq. ADJ John To'lloch es'l I-wsLd, es%., q P AD 7is wi 111am Ward, earq. A, NV. nobarts, Is.H.P P HP, Principles upon which thiS 17nstitUtiona is founded Ts.base been adopted after a mature Investiga,tion of the pralctice of other offices, and W-1l1 be found to combine advantages not hitlaerto offered by any other Insurance company. The4sasured of a certain standing participate in the profIts every seven years. A subasribad caLpita, amounting to ?:2,000,000, secures thle surscred from the responsibility attached to societies ror mnutuial insurance. Claimiants may have their demands on thec company submitted to xeference. No charge rl~ade for policies when the stim assured amounts to,1.300 'and UpWards. WI. WILIAXMS, See. OFiE, stabIlished 1710. Blank-buldidngs. corunil, anda Craig's-court, Charlng-cross. 26th july, 1824. MIANAGERS. CHARLES POLE. Esq. Treasuirer. Sir Edmuind Arntrobros, bart. Rt. Hon. W. Huskisson, m. P. Frederick Booth, esq. Felix C. Ladbrolce, elq. Menry Booilton, esq. IHeur Ladbroke, ewI. Charles Boulton, esq. C. Sha,w Leferre, esql. H4on. P. Pleydell Bouverie R-on. Hlugh Lindsay, . HP. William Biurnile, esq. Charles Littledale, esq. John Coekerell, esq. IHenry Llrttledale, esri. Thomas Dorrien, esq. JohnPeare, esq. HI.P. Thornas Dorrien, Jun. esq. Bries Pearse. esq. Charles B. Ford, esq. C'. George Thr n'ton, esq. WVilliamn H-amilton, esq. Jamest'rotter, esq. Edward Hlarmnn, esq. A LL Persons insured in this Qlffce, the Premiums on LMX. Whvo-e Policies became duie at the Mlidsumimer Qnarter, are lhereb remifnded to pa the said przmlumns, either at the offices In BankbuillIn-gs, Cornhlll, and Cr-aig's-court, Cbaring-cross, or to the agents In the country, as the 15 days allowed by this office, over atnd aove the time for Which they are Insuired, have expired. The above notice Is given to prevenit the tnsured losing the benefit of thteIr poli1- cies, by omitting to mnake such payments In proper tiRne. This office Insures against loss or damatge by fire, all descriptions of Smididngas,.goods, wares, and mnerchandise, ships in harbour, and In dock, craft on navigable rivers and canals, atnd goods laden In the Same; WAMMons tr-avelling the roads, and their contents, and farming stoc,k of al descriptlons. Thec premiunms charged by this society are as low as the lonig experieince of the office has proved to be compatible 'with the niatuire of the risks, and wvith a promnpt and liberal adjUSt- 3ment of losses. No charge will lhe made r,-,r policies in which the sumn insiix~d armounts to 3001. and upwards: and all losses by flre atre paid without any deduction. The ofrice pays for damaRgeby firefrom lightninig. Perslons may Insure for more years thian non; and in suici in- stiranices an allowvance of 5 per rent, per annum cornipound interest -will be made on the premiutm and duity rteceived for ever yenr excet te fist:sods the duty mounts to oine half more thani thec premim incomoon Isuran:Ces, the allowancee thus maeIi eult TheSunLif Oficeinsre, at premjlnmi hiche uinder 45 years of age, wvhen the assurance is for the wvhole of life, anid uinder 45 for shorter periods. are considerably lowrer than are geoerally requIired. %iE:DICAI,,CIFRtoCAL, and GFENERAL LIFE A'.'SSnINIA CE SOCIETY. Office, 32, Great Russell-street. Bloomsbury. Plresident. the Miarc-iis.,of H-U NTI.Y. VICE_.;RF.S`i0NT_S. The L.ord Bishop of Bath and The. Very Rev. thu Dean of Can- WVells terboiry Lord Viscount Garlic a.ir Henry Halford, hart. F.R.S. Lord 'Viscounit Clive J E. Ilootle Wllbraham, earl. HI.P. Lord V]iscounot Stopford IThomas Wilso-n, es~q. M.P'. Honorary Director or Visiter. the Ven. the Archdeacon of LON'DON. DIRtECTORS. GeorZe Blirkbeck, X.D. Clem,ect Hlue, MI.D. WValter Boyd. esis '%P. I P ir Win. Kay. hart. TRober-t l3ree, M..F.R.S. Janmes EIhlsiewhlte, csq. A. Hl. Chambers cs. I A. A. Mlieville, esq. ArtlOur Ch!chciester,- eu. eorge Piuickard. MI.D. Sir Astlev Cooper, hart. F.R.S. SirOcerge Pocock Hienry E.hrle, esq. F.Rl.S. Ashby Smith, M.D. J. H. Green, esq. TRUSTEES. Sir rverard Hoine, hat.V.P. itt. J. Marrvactt esq. J. Gladstone, esq.MP A. A. Mieville, esq. Rev. Dr. Shepherd Janmes Kibblewhlte, esq. R1ev. Dr'. Yatesl Auditors, C. B. Baldwin, esq.; J. S3teve ison, esq. : Joseph Seeley, egg. B3ankers, Sir Wns. Kay, hart., Price, MaRrryatt. and. Co. Manslonhouse- street; Ntessrs, Chambers and Soii, New flond-strept. Salicitors, John Border, esi. Parliament-street; W.m. Giltmure Bolton, eurq. Austinfriars. tDERSONTS A4ssured for th;e Zwhole term of Life spill q enjoy a liberal share ot the profits with the origInal proprietors. their proportions belingadded to the actual sumn assured, andt left to accinmulate for thie benefit of their successors, or applied in diminution of the anniual payments of premilumt,at thieIr option. A leading principle of this institution Is to extend the advantage of Life 5kssrtrance to) persons stthject to such devIaLtions from the comnmon r,tandard of health as do not esscentlally lend to shorten life, uipon their accedingz to the followinig conditions, viz.:- I. That they makcesa declaration, stating the nature of their com- plaint4, the d~.tes of their first attacks, and the names anid addresses of the medical practitioniers who attended them thlen, or In aLny sub- ,seqgienr returns of their disorrders. 2. That they pay anl InCTeased premilum, proportloned to theo in- crm4.e of hazaLrd. The Society will grantr Annuities. Endow-ments for Children, Sic. and will purchase AninuitIes, Reversions, and other colltingent In- terests. _ J. PINCKAIlD, Riesident Secretary. ~}~HE YORKSHIRE FIRE andI LIFE INSURANLCE T ~~~COMIPANY; eqtabhlshed at Xt ork. PATRONS. H4is Grace the ArchbIshtop of York I Ralph Creyke, ese,. TIhe TIr. Ron. Earl Fltz%villism ISamiiel CromPton. esq.N.P The RtL H.o,. y.si of Sc-rhorough Rohert Denigon, esq. The Rt. Hon. Earl of Tyrconisel iFrancis L.awley,' can. H1. P. The Hr. lion, the Lord M.%ayor of 1P,.Sal tmarshe'e, eq. Yorlk M. Stapylton, eso. ,The H:or.. E.. Hf. Stourron George Stricklatnd, estq. SirWm.Amcotts lngliby,bart. HI.P. P. B. Thompson, eq. SIT Hl. J. Goodricel, h.bafrt.eelnd G LIL. Thom pson, esq. Hf. P. Th e Ven, the Archd ofCeeln lobn Whiarton, ces. NJ.P. G. F. Harlow. esq. INi. Wyvill, esq. M.)2. At a, MEETING, held at the York Tavern, oil Monday, July 26, JOHN PEMABERT'1N%, Esq. in the Chair, It ws reolve Tha an nsurnceCrempanly be nowv formied, calle TheYonishlreFireand ife nsuraince Companry, Esta- Thattheobjets f te esablshmnt he, to e'fect Imsutrances agaIst oss y Fre, nd n i.vesandSurvivorshilps, and the Sale andPurhas ofAnuites nd evesins, and the Endowment of Chindren. That the capitai of the Comipany shall not be less than ?600,000. That thie Shares be ?50 each, and that z1o indIvidual shiall hold lance thant -50 shares, unless by wrill, representation, or mrarriage. That the aLffairs of the Company he under the superintendence of 30 Directors, excluisive of such aedditional Directors as may be added, as after mentioned. That, Sir H.J. Goodrlcke,bhart.ilibsfnn Winl.Hotham, cus.FHiefithorne Robert Applebry, esq. Wolvitonl, I Mr. John Wormald. Fulford Duy)h am IJoseph Mlawinan, esq. Londonl 0. F. Dlarlu-w, euq. Ribston John Pembherton, esq York JTohri Broadloy,es'i.South Ellajitull Richard PrIco, ec?q. Newsingtosu Mfr. Robert Cattle, York David Russell, esq. York Mr. .iohn Catton. YorkI Phlllp-Salltmarshe, esg. S.s1tltarshe Ralph Creyke. Jon. euq. Rlaweliffe I Isac Spencer. Jon. esq. York Robert Dickson,esq. Loendeibrough IGeorge Strickland, esq,. New ton i.lr. GeorCe D.dswiorth.Wheldrake Jlohn Swann,esq. AskhiantRichard lRichard Drake, can. York %vison Terry, cuq. Hull Win. IL Ellis, e5q. York Thomas ThompsnPT, esq. Bishop Amas!iah Empson ,eqq.Speiiow.hall IWearniouth. Durhamn J. L. Eyvre. esq. York IMr. Daniel ToSe. 'York Mr. Jonlathan Gray, York Mr. Samnuel`lToke, York W. H. Hearon, eq YorkIsac WNilson, cusq. Kendal be Drecors unil the first Annual Mleeting. Thatthefutre irec.,r bechoen Y ballot at the Annual Mieet- Ingof he harholers tobe eidonsome sonvenient day in the monthof Mrch:to befixe by he Drectors. That*1,00 Sare be pento imedate publricSulrscrlption, And chatthereminig shresbe ispsedof at the discretion of the Directors. That a deposit of S per cent, be paid to the Bankers or Treasurer of this Institution, by the Proprietors of Shares, on or before the 20th Aucust next, slong wvith 5s. in respect to each share. Th at the Fusids of the Companty he vested In slurb Government or reali Securities, or In the purchase of suceh Annuities and Reversions as the Directors shell approve. That Interest, at 4 per cent. he annually paid to the Proprietors upoqn the amnount of DePosIts paid. That in ease 500 Shatres he subscribed In any one town, except the City of York, it shall he comipetent for such Shareholders to appoint ,any person holding 30 Shares to be a Directo,r. JOHN PNIMBERTON, Chairman. 5 N.B. UJpwards of 5,000 Shares are already Subscribied. Persons 4ssirous of hatring Shares arc requiested to aPPlY to Miessrs. Raper, S,sars, sad Co. York, or to any of the Directors. a--I IREAT RAVELEY and RAMSEY, Huntingdonsbire. kk_7yj .-Valuable Estates.-To be SOLD, b,y Private Contract, the fol. lousing ver-y desirable ESTATES, In six lots, virz. Lot I. AlU that 'Aessuage or Farmhouse, wvith good barns, stables, and other appro- )priate.outbuildings, situateIn GreatRRaveley aforesaid. Alo, all1those three picces of very rich arabIc and meadow land adjoIingtesi rnessuage, containing by admeasuremen O. r.lO. Agbtet 2-acre of this land is Pet a gart for the growth of tinmber, and allotinds with oak, ash. etych. an~ other trees. Also, aliI that P ieee or grats land adjoining t e last deadribed lands, containing by admeasurem-ent I s.. Jr. 14p. There Is ani excellent barn, Wltit a good leanto, upon these premises. ALsa, all thiat piece of eapital arabice lalud, In Great RaveleY afores-id, lying next to lands of William Brighty. and abut. tirig upon the road leading to Wood walton, contslinln c by zdmeasure. ,ncnt. 20a. 2r. 25p. Also, all thAt piece of capital arabIe land, in Great Vta%veley aforesaid, lying next landq of Sir Henry Peyton., bart. eon- tsining by admneaguremnent 20a. 2r. 22p. Also, all thiat other piece of capit,al arab)Ic land, in Great Rareley aforesaid, withi a me)Qsuage and utbuIindlgsthlereon, containing by admeas.urement Os. Or. 4p. Mae, all those three closes ofecapital airable land, in Great Itaveley aforesaid, bounded by the king's hiighway leadinig to Upwnoo,, towards the east; a-nd the estate now or late of William Mliler, Wvest; containing by dmcasurement 59a. IrT. I 5p. Also, all that piece of exceedincly richi mneadow land, adjoining the last described lands, together withi three cottages or tenemients standing thereon, lying next to lands In the occupation of NI?. Stephen Marstin, anid contanInng by admneasure. nuelnt Sn. r.7p. Also, all those foulrfreehold turf lots or croft.a Ilyng In Great Rageley aforesaid, containing together about lO6a. TIhe above premnises,l excecPt the said turf lots, arc, copyhold of thie manor of Great Raveley, aind tithe free, aLnd formi together a very desirable farm -,the lands arc exceedinf:ly well fenced, wrell wratered with pondts, andabond ithvalabl tibertres,arid the whole estate runs by te sie ofa god rod, ad Issiture ithini a few milles of several goo makettows. ot . Awel acustomed Publichotise and Ore. vets Sop,sIuat inthecetreof hetown of Great Raveley afore- said caledtheCarl'enss'' Aose togthe wih to cttages in the yardbelrogng herto;wit ai orhar, grde, ad 1acre aLnd 8 perces (ore r lss) if aabiclan theeto djoifog Tire above ~5.,O i alo cpyhod o th maor o Grat aveev.The thiree jftii jvts1ots ar-esliruate in thc Her- , at Ramsey. Le- t 3. Alt those 14a.2r.35P. (more or less) of pasture land, 12a. 2r. 35p. part thereof is freehold, and la. 3r. copyhold of the manor of Great Raveley. Lot 4. All-those 9a. Ir. 22P. (more or less) of pastureland, copyhold of the manor of Great Raveley. Lot S. All those oa. 2r. (more or less) of freehold arable laud xvith avery commodious barn and staIle standing thereon. Lot 6. All those 19.. Or. 20p. (nuore or less) of very rich arable land, in two pleces, lying near to the town Rarmsey, in a place called Hollow HfeaA, and abutting upon a certain lane called Cook's- lane. There is a good barn upon tlhe premises. Tho land Is freehold nod tIthe free, well fenced with thrivinE luicks, and wvell wvatered. Pos.essElon of all the above landi may be had on the 11th day of Oc- tober next. Fior fulrther partisulars apply to Mr. Thomas Pooley, of jRtmsey. the proprietori or to Messrs. Flowers and Serjeart, Jun. soli- citors, Ramseyi at whose office a Plan of the above estates may beseen. ,YHAR LES WRIGHfT, Wine Merchant to the Royal Family, next to the King's and opposite the Haymarket Theatre, COoeraColonade Haymarket, London, has now on SALE the finest OL1D IoIT. Sds. per dozen. superior SHERRY, 3Ss. per dozen; anti CAPE MADEiB.A,lO6s. per dozen, by ivay of Hample. Two dozen of eacof theaovewines wili be 'vell packed in on excellent sherry hesd, bottles included, bya remittance of 101. or half that quan. J1.; or 0 gallons dne Port, from pipe, vintage ito, IDcak, oasSing, &cr Included, for 51.; or 6 gallons superior Sherry, cask, &e. for 51-. or 14 galions exceellent Cape Niadlira, cask, &c. for 51. - Madeira, Vidonia, Carcavelia, Lisbon, Mountain, &e. 42s. per dozen. (G. P tS) CHAMPAGNE, vintage 1818, first quality, arranted, 41. 4i. per do%zen i MarASeilino1 ida. 6d. per flask. Just imported, FLOiRENCE OIL, cases of 30 flasks, 21.2s. or Is. 6d. per Basic. Old flognlac Brandy, 23s. Od. per gallon. Ruin, 15e. gd. CIIHARLES WRIGHT has conttracted with G Prls, Grower of Chain- ofAvze ineal' Epernsy, Fr'ance, for the whole growth of-his VI Ign. e, flow Ai ncal BorOnsoe of the easteened vintage 18f18, in high fine ant1fng condition atS s per dozen, prIce and quality unequa ed In fuglevOD;Cae,SJuiaetsRs,0.perdozen; Hermitage 84s.; B~lgtsdy,Grs qulit, lSs. Ba sac auterne, and Grave, 63s. per ~o~.n 1 nd ll oher ine, &c in roprtion Letters inclosing remitanes,pospal (n unaidleterswllaserecive) wllbe ~ii0ditt1ttCld~to.A lrg slan,l~Yof res emtfe wne