104 COUNTY FIRE OFFICE. AND PROVIDENT LIFE OFFICE, REGENT STREET. LONDON. PRESIDENT AND TRIJI/Tlite. The DUKE of NOR FOLK. The DUKE OF RU 11. AND. The M 111QUESS of NORTHAMPTON. F.Altl.(aux. • LOUR) 1111 A )(BROOKE, LORD KIND, &c. etc. Bte. AND SIXTY DIRECTORS. n'rertor, j. T. Umber Beaunintit, Esq. F " - PERMANENT CAPITALS amounting to 630.0001. have been formed in addition to the fluctuating capitals arising front the Premiums which together considerably exceed a Million CLAIMS bare been re'd to THIRTEEN HUNDRED AND FIFTY SUFFERERS from Fire, without a single litigation.— ^.'he PROFITS are divided among Ouse who now insure. us well an the original Members, in just proportion to their 'cape s;. n! payments. In the Fire Offlor. RETURNS of 20 and 2.1 per Cent. have Leen inrarialdp pail to on persons who have continued insured Seven Years. upon ANNUAL ns well as Septennial Policies. which returns dorin4 the fact Eight Years, amount to 3ii,ontil. In the Lip °lice, BON CSSES of 131. 11.. and 2ill. 12. i. toge ther 401. per Cent. have been divided during the List Fourteen Years. PRETENDED COMPARATIVE VIEW Or Tut: NORWICH AND THE COUNTY I RE-OFFIC'ES. A N Advertisement signed Lynx issued by the S e cretary of the LATE NORWICH UNION So. iety, rro , e.ises to draw a comparison between his Office and the COUNTY FIRE OFFICE. This alliewing does not Appear in the contrasted form wherein the Public Lave been used to make the comparison, viz. oil the one Laud endless with evil) ! 1,0,1 ontinnal liiigations!—." filial a tin ! and no the other, tail it. maid!' ropted It:moony— fi erilom from even /4 single litigation—unexampled prop. rat.. lin• it advani es as facia. Iliii,gs whirl, have no existence : for example, it asserts, that the COUN*I Y mak , s " no retort. to persons who may become claimants for losses," IN THERE IS NOT ONE WORD OF TRUTH! 1. also sets fool), a large amount of made to neon - els in tile Norwich Union for Seven Years! but the Society now advertised under that name, has not bten in esistence• EVE.V 1110NUIS:—It has not returned a hhiding 1 I ! lie learn front proceedings in Chancery. yet pending h. tweet. the members, that the Society called the Not a icii t•iiion, which used to make reim us, was broken up some sue thrtmgh ent!sarrassmcmt, when instead of the 104.1114114'R buillg Madrar.ptainled will. the deplorable state of their atiails, an arrangement was made to keep up Op pe ITAIICeII, as It . llo l / 1 10g had happened, and to torn them Over to another concern, by sonstituting New Policieii place of their usual renewal Receipts. The New COlll'Cln is the " Ooh Ni' wick Fite Office l" not the Union but a Joint Stock Conittaily, solllca bat altered in its plan, with the addition of so many mi mbt IS of the dissolscil :Society .as can be brought over to join it. Jt aurdd he a waste of rime to combat alai the oilier Mitt ibittes of the deparicd Nora irk Union. now so anilaciously foisted on the Public as benefits flim ilia from the present u n titled yokel— /3/4N ENPERINIENT UPON A TOTALLY DIFFER ENT PRINCIPLE!!! Equally supeithlolts WOlllOl it be to follow the Not with Secretory in his indosci fest r 051.1.1- 11Xfill of the " NORWICH NI AN AO EN] ENT " aith that oh the COLIN I Y FIRE OFFICE. The Norwich Ma /144.7.1.1111.111 is not ai imisly a Iniue suigeneris; lint it nosy conduce to the instruction aid safety ut the Puthlic, ul compare the thing with itself—its asseeerati 0000 sin anver tisements aids its confessions alien brought to trial. Extracts fit= foimer Myers I Extracts from the Report of risen-lents of the Norwich their London Cotniutuee, in Union. I bt.?—••Through peculiar good t•irtunes duo. fires fur rite first 7 yeas did not amount to ! and they • tn.. therefore. enabled to acenn o hne a fond fur beyond the probability of loss. It has retarncd to its members from Co to 73 per cent. on the Premiums they deposited!!! Lad thus secured them from lost at about • fourth of the uNual c x punce !!!" Report, p. 56.—First period of r.evun years. " Prtaliuour...b,b9B 11 1 Losses 545 13 4 Expcuccs Corunission l;ii6 8 Secretary, &c. 4,M;2 14 2 7,266 13 5 Balance at the end of 7 years 1,1,31 10 $ riotit per cent... 1815.—(Nand RiDs.)—The in bubiawnts of this town mid neighbourhood have now un oppintunity of being insurtd at Ilia the usual expellee. The Norwich Union ha constantly paid Dividends of su pct teat. to the insuml." Page 27. Graisd Total oflleceipts fur Premiums —404,677 13 6 Returns made to Insurers ... sooge 7 7• lc/ —" A surplus capital of sees, ly YUO,OXad deposited in the hands of Trudees.wiii6), with the septennial Iteceipt.s, together 600,0uu1. furut Capital:ll" Page 27. Grand Total of the investedfunda of the Society. Match 24. 161 4. not including In • lauccs in t' - e hands of the lA ecru Itl7-..... To prevent lossel, *nil to relieve unfortuniste buffeters is the only zxvitice vriach puLis P. 59.—. Paid for management in one year. 1517. Expmees 6.591 7 10 Cooolo,sion 4.416 0 sccretzuy. 6,500 0 0 19,5f,7 h 1321.—" The ptseut yearly I ncsnie of 1.11.2 si:eiety exceeds tio,rtuo!. awl is rupi.i!y en er-osing."—" The owount of soy, n years p:einiutis is gi pays Lept in t aul es a fund t.. ans.,r losses." (Foams . II.; L./11344..31W.) The simple facts of the me wet e thew, that the N u. »all Union Society. inetestl of being in a rLovatailiNe condition, was it emucep o a state ot EAT DIST ILESS, that several betty)* lo,set,. end &me unfortimate differences with solite of thtit t 15,.ets, hail intic..e.l the Director: to DETERMINI: THEIR lii i- FONSIUILITT ItLitfl. 1N TO COSTIVI:E TUE POLICIk:B. " , ——(Court a cii,,ncyri, isle.) ARGUS. "„~ y ' Mt `~ THE NATIONAL REGISTER Norwich Union FIRE INSURANCE SOCIETY. CAPITAL £550,000. Offices, 16, Waterloo Place. Pall Mall, and 24, Birchin Lane, Cornhill. TRUSTEES. Hon. Col. WODRHOUSE. M.P. Lieutenant of the County. Sir JACOB ASTLEY. Bart. THOMAS W. COKE. Esq. M.P. R. 11. GURNEY. Esq. M.P. CHARLES HARVEY, Esq. M.P. J. C. CURW EN. Esq. M.P. DIRECTORS. PRESIDENT 'JEREMIAH IVF.S, Esq. Banker. VICE-PRESIDENT—JOHN BROWNE, Esq. Alderman. E. T. Booth, Esq. Alderman Anthony Hudson, Esq. Banker T. S. Day, Esq. Alderman J. S. Patteson, Esq. Alderman Hammond Fisk, F.sq. J.W.Robberds,Esq. Alderman John Harvey, Esq. Alderman W. SIMPSOR. Esq. Win. Haring. Esq. Alderman Samuel Stone, Esq. SECRETARY—SAKI EL BIGNOLD, Lsq. LONDON BOARD. Charles Harvey, Esq. M.P. Great George Street, %Vett. minster, Chairman. John Wright, Kg Henrietta Street, Covent Garden. William Burners, lt , q. Queen Anne Street West. Secretary—Mr. R. J. Bunyon. Surveyor—Mr. C. Howell. THE Parties insured in this Inatitution are free from Al.t. RESPONSIBILITY. and will receive had( Three Fifths of the Yurplus Prenstams at the end of every three or five Years.—The Rates are Me same ar at other (Vices. Statement of Duly paid ter the last Two Your*. Ib2) X44,534 3 9 iSTI Thus proving that IN THE LAST YEAR the burineAs increased UPWAUDS OF IU MILLIONS. Since the commencement of the p r e s ent Year, there has been a further increase of upwards of Three Millions. LIFE SOCIETY. CAPITAL £500.000. The rapid progress of this Society (which is entirely distinct from the Fire Office) is evidenced by . the amount of its Premiums , which, at the under-mentioned peitoLts, saoll as follow : Year ending at Mars.ll, 1815 135,441 5 1 Year ending at March. ISIS K 9 Year ending at June, Thiel 99.290 16 7 In the last twelvemonths, upwards of Sou Policies were issued for Insurances meceeding J.:609,000. London, March mt, 18:21. An invidious Advertisemeut, issued by the Managing Director of the County Fire Office, and headed " Dissolution of the Norwich Union Society, &c." having been inserted in several Newspapers, the Agent o f the Norwich Union O ffi ce refer their Friends to the Facts regfriling that E,tabli , hment, stated above, as a sufficient reply to the malignant ittsinuation of its adversaries. N.B. The Directors of the Norwich Union Society, for mu tual Insurance against Loss by Fire, have repaid to . the Menrbers, as dividends, blllllB amounting to nearly ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND POUNDS, anti to upwards of 3000 Claimants for Loss by Fire above Three Hundred Thousand Pounds. March 19, 11422. APRINCE, the Original Proprietor, has so int • proved the RUSSIA OIL, that it will be pleasant, and will keep in all climates. Through the discovery of en extra valuable ingredient, and which hits been proved, will be sure to assist in preserving, and promoting the hair, will make it grow thick and long, prevent it falling off or ever turning grey, and will be sure to it,siA in restoring it to bald places, if the least signs of roots are remaining. And es the Proprietor is now resolved not to prepare his Russia Oil without that valuable in gredient, although very expensive; therefore the Proprietor cannot possibly sell the ounce bottle for less than As. anti the large bottle, which contains five ounces, fur one sovereign, which Is a saving. And as some think the Russia Oil dear, theleason is easily ascertained ; fur instance,an ounce bottle of Oil Of Roses is only about 35.; and un ounce bottle of the best and genuine Otto of Roses is five guineas. The reason is, because the one is tae more preferable to the other. So it is with PRINCE'S Russia Oil, which is far preferable to any other article for the Hair. Even Medical Gentlemen have published in the Gaeettc of Health, that Prince's Russia Oil is superior to any Oil for the hair; will restore it on trald places, and strengthen weak hair sooner than any other pftaration. Also Mr. Marshall, the first Court Hair dresser, of Wigiuore Street; Mr. Damon, Hair Dresser, &c. to the Royal Family. Weymouth.; Mr. Adams, Boar Lane, Leeds; and hundreds of other principal Hair Dres• sers, have declared that they recommend Prince's Russia Oil before any other, us from experience they have hound it to be the best for preserving and promoting the Hair, clearing the scurf, and keeping the head mid hair clean; although there are other Articles Mr the Hair daily pulled in the Newspapers. But there are thousands of Indies and Gentlemen have a good head of Hair by using PRINCE'S celebrated RUNSIA OIL. But sonic Ladies Eyeing persuaded to use other Oils, they soon hound the ditierenre, as their Hair began to fall oft; or get grey. Ladies will find Prince's Russia Oil preferable to any other Oil for dressing their own, or false hair, us it gives a natural gloss, softens, and curls it. Gentlemen wearing powder ought to use it initial of pornatum ; it promotes eybrows, a Itiskers. Sold Wholesale, 1 etarl, and for Exportation, by the sole Pro- prietor, A. Put !it:E. removed to No. 9. Poland-street, Oxford street, near the Pantheon; and by Mr. Smyth, Perfumer to his Majesty, New [hind-street ; and by most principal Perfumers and Medicine Venders. Proved by affidavit, the 24th of November 1614, before the Lord .lay or, that A. Prince is the Original Proprietor Wi the Universe of the Russia Oil; therefore if any Performer, Aletlieine Vender, Hair Dresser, or any unc eb:z. was Russia Oil, that is not Prince's, they are impostors, as they ben cout.mreitb to their customers. A:lf for Prince's Russia Oil, and observe " Prince" on the wrapper end seals of each bottler without, it is nut genuine, and cannot answer the purpose. There has been of late Counterfeit Russia Oil sold in almost every street; and Impostors have mane the covers of the Conn • terteit Russia Oil so much like the Genuine, and even imitated the original Proprietor's name; therefore purchasers should be cau tious, and have it of the a'roprietor, or of a respectable Perfumer or Medicine Vender. As seveml I.atlies and Gentlemen in the cnuntrr have complained that they have been taken in by unprin cipled persons selling them connterfeit. therefore, by enclosing the money in a letter for the Russia Oil, etc. directed to Mr. Prince, No. 9,Poland•street, Os:lead-street, London, Mr. P. will send them by return of coach to any pert of the klngdoun TEN GUINEAS REWARD. TO PRINTERS,ENTGRAVERSdke.—Wherects i ha, been discovered that ormin Persons are in the habi of Pr'nting and Vending Labels, being copies or in itations of those affixed to the bottles containing the GENUINE BLACKING prepared by DAY and MARTEN, tlicr,by en ab'ing unprincipled dealers to impose on their customers a bad and injurious article. We hereby O'er a reward of Ten Guineas o any rerson wl.o shallgire such information as will lead to the convicuon of any one smity of these illegal practices. DAY AND MARTIN, ti 7, Dish IlulOurtu Feb. Iva. '.,-' THE DISSOLUTION OF THE 140111 SOCIETY for missal Insurance,occasioning a ber of persons to look around for an establishment, to which they may commit their protection, without fear of lido. lion and disappointment- , -tie midersigned - recommend the plan and character of the COUNTY FIRE Orme to their notice end inqnlry. A large original C'opital, in ad dition to the Funds drawn horn Insurance, afford the amplest means of indemnity to sufferers. The disposition or the :tlanagers has kept pace with their means. StxTF FOUR THOUSAND PERSONS have sought protection in the COUNTY ()FEICK, and have found it. CLAIMS have been paid la One 71.aLlansi Three Hundred and Fifty Claimants. slid NOT A SINGLE LITIGATION has occurred with any Claimant. Exempt 110111 the expellees of lawsuits, and also from the sacrifices to which some Offices submit to pro cogre businom, great accumulations have been made. TO these, persons who now insure pat ticipate equally wi' h the o iginal Members.--Returns of T's a n d X 0 per Cent., in consequence, have been INVARIABLY PAID TO ALL PERSONS who have continued insured seven seats, upon ANNUAL as well at upkn septennial poled. —.e36,000 have been returned ill this way to ahout WO.) persons insured, within the last eight years—nn important advantage which nu other Insurance Office affords. Acting on these prin ciples so many years, in 111 l ill terrupted harmony and un rivalled success, it is slut surprising that the business of the County Fire Office should augment iii a degree alto gether unprecedented—an enlightened public naturally pr.-tilting approved conduct and solid advantages to curl less delusions, lawsuits, and disappointments. THOMAS WEBB, Agent at Bientimil. PURCELL and NICHOLLS, Blixtuti. • 6EO. LEVER, CillllllCll Tu%u. Wkl. 61tE16. City Itlfibtl. J. JOHNSON, Newiugton Butts. JOS. RAWLINS. Pentonville. THOMAS SINGLE, Stepney. Mutt's. In Old linrlington street, Mrs. Pollen, of a son. At Boni ha) , the lady ot It. Baker, Le I. 111 Camomile street, London, of a son sod hen. At Caatiebeate park, Middlesex, the lady of A. Constable, earl. of a son. the. Judy of I. 11. Attwood, esi. at her house in Poland street, of a son. Mrs. Bunning, of Bernard street, Russell sluare, of a son. 813arrieb. On Thnraday last. at Stepney. Charles, yoinnest inn of ('ucis, esq. of Assembly row, Nide Cull, to A , um) daughter of George in nil, esq. ut Turk 1,4 ice, Mile end load. At Olocester, Capt. W. P. Cmouiughaul, lath liJht infantry. Madras army, to small, Hind itaughles ut the late iulin ski: id bow, Mr. hi. C. Levy, of Clown court, Threadneedle street, to Anti, dminlaer of SI. be,.jainioi, Cap of l'insunace row, NrWIII4IIOI, .41111). At 31arylebom e-ureh, Capt. 17. to Omaha, Cm second dauilliter cut Capt. W. While, R.N. At St. Faith's, Wailing street. 'hos. butcher, esq. of Ite4ent Street, Pill mall, to 3141111.1. reCONIII I.loUgiller 01 the late . Wallets. esq. of Ivy 1411 C, Tiew,:ate ill eel. At Lambeth, J. Allan, esq. surgeon. of Leicester spare, to Lomas (taught. 1/1 W. Ilichaird, esq. of !semi) Pliston. At Itiadtieni, Perks, Mr. I. llmt, or Ilullaurst hill, Loudon, to Jane, daughter of,. Stencils, esq. ut At Weymentli, .1. Nlaitland, esq. of Cedes. Dnmbin•hire. At her house in I/ram:ohne place, Mts. 'Glen Ir At to. Inws•w, csiceil's place henuingtun, I. Pills. cry. a 4 ed TA. At !Miming hitt, Mat), only daughter ut G. Sllllll4lll,esq. in Si tiwood pt - k At Nierton, ' , surrey, Mite Ty ton, last sorvis int daughter of the late J. 151011, et 111 the above place, Mild tut hut Mtitutt)'t etutteguut. Mr*. F:ii/ritssult Barker, tot elawbey place, south Lambeth. and late of Kennington common. At her bisatim's house, Belton street, Long acre, Mrs. Charlotte Watkins. tg,d B. Suddenly, at his lodgings In Surrey, without any previous lndisposi• lion, L. locker, esti. ut St. Ann's, Jamaica. Alit. It, it, Nide* Of the late I. Vett, es+ of Gray's inn. On Monday lost, aged M, Cetherine Anne, slileot daughter of Mr. C. Grown. t ity Mai Mal. At in het 43t1 year, Ann, the wife of I'. Corpe, esq. At itorwaoh, m Jansen. Chriatian, num at the Rev. W. Alackensie, A.M. rector and vicar of that parish. At 1.41311. in her Milt year. Matilda, the youngest daughter of Win. Isaacson, es+ of New In.st Yet. ton Don friarluts CORN EXCHANGE, FRIDAY. MARC'! There is a very considerable supply of Wheat at market this day, but a great proportion of it is inferior ; the Sue sample( have not sustained any reduction in price yet, and from the few of this kind offered, will most probably keep up Monday's quo tations; the interior, however, must be quoted . at from Is. to ller qr. lower. There is not touch variation in the price of Bar ley—the tine samples sell wed at our last quotations, and from the very kw btrgithis effected of the middling sort, no just estimate can be farmed of its exact standard. The Oat trade is also Sat; a few tine parcels have made their appearance, and keep up their price—all others are without demand. We cannot no.e. any curia:ion of consequence in Beans and Peas, but sides are far ken) being brick. CLltice.Nl „.. l'cr ~.., ,11 7- 1 e .L , S ter :111.8,1i1e 1 1 , 114/NUA V• i• S. 4C. a CS 34 a 53 I 36 a til 23 it 29 IL\ I . oli. U.l If Eight w P. 46 a GS 34 a 53 3u; 11 64 27 a „IL E'RIDA?• )• 46 a ts 34 a 1. ) 3 :W n 64 Old Wheat .... New Red Wheat New White do— or BIM Is 11' t Itai ley ... Ville Malt ..... • Feed ads drew or do New "rick Wain Old dumb New Pl,.euu am.) Itoi.ung Grey l'ease It i pr.rc,l per hi.. ••• - 1 a 27 52 a &I Li a 23 22 a V:, 20 a 2:o 22 u 26 c 1 a '2,, 30 a 33 V 5 a VT *lt. 11 We a 2I a 27 2 a 80 15 a 22 22 a 24 • , 2 a 24 25 a 27 24 u 26 83 it 84 26 a 28 t. ;a 321. a -- I 21 a t 7 41. a WI I 5 a ca " a 11 21 a 14 I 2) a 2 7 21 a 26 • S 3 is 34 21; a :I :311. a :12 • MI.:RAGE PRICE OF CORN, Per O.larter, of air Titehe Maritie Doiti let. of ENGLAND aeul WA1.1..-i, for the %leck m emilug Mitch 2iJ, txtrActed frost Sminid.W4 liA4ettr. Maria... 46; 3.1 I . 18s 6.1 Berui ..... 2 14 71 Gd Oats.." 16. 4 , 1 Pea' , ••• * l4 " BROWN OR 1111.14COVA00 SUGAR. Avrrage Prier front the Reim as matte in the %1 erk cacti's We.h,rmliAr lavt, :lir. 91. per rat. rxeltivivr ditty• LONDON : Printed and Published by the Prolmicter.. l( t ll Tll IGG, at the th e , 76. Fleet Street. where 0 11 Letters to the, tpa.t paid) 131:11of be addrbtd. ~: - ________ 7:4 . 1