~t Coutt uflio•cetorswaaJd at the East i when ti e...tidiewing ships were taken t,p tolitlition to those alrca,lc engagt&for a•e Company's service, viz.—For Bottil;ay Lind China —Vansit tart ; -Coo. H.'S. atirymple. For St. Helena. tlencnolen, and I'itt, Cept..G. Graham. direct—New sill') Executor; of I'. Rollan.l,• i.:Apt. A. Lindsay 4 Bridgewater, Capt. I'. Hughes : IHerethrdshire, Capt. J. Money ; Warren Ha:;tins, 7ap.. ~111. and Lord Costl , , , ,rc•agh, Ceptaiii W. olurglturbatid. Captain T. Borratlaile. was ,:worn into the etnnutand of the ship higlis, for Sonibny anl • J. Kingston, Esq. Co optroller of Stator:, is appo:oce.l C'munt'.,sixter of am Board, vacant by tha death of ;we have not heard the nay.te. the DCW CAlllptrni !cr. NORWICII UNION Finn ani LIFE TNSITR- ' toit:l 7 .. It a very nitinerous and roo,t regicytalilr :\ !TETI NG of :41:MbEitS of the NintWICII UNION FIRE mid LIFE IN SO.' RANCE SOCiii7f I Kti, convened by public advertisements, a., . 1 held at tl:o City of London Tavern. lii-hopsatite-street, for the pi T.s". , o‘c•or REC ill t'lN el the REPORT of the LOND(IN 01\1- ite2Ti.r. ai IN V E,STlGA'llo.N,•(appointed at the York Hotel, Osotimlnt'l ./.11iy 1a..t.) . '1 . 110.01 AS RF.NSLEY. Fol. in the Chair : d4e::-:: . art being read to the Meeting by the Setiremry , of the It esiioaal. . f al , poeiw , c ; • .rslin Pattisen, 1 7 ..:q. Aldurnan of Ncr.%l-li, and ••• 1 ... Pi: i'• 4' City one of the Societe,'. TC:i.ii4CS. am: :,e:ontled ~.ehr '• Thorpe. En. Alderman and M. C. and it-solved 'I. Ti-et ele Imp able Report now read he adopted by this mreting, rd :h-.t it be pri...tal with its appendix for the use of the tramioces of the Society. * ti. That it hi highly desirable,ion the one hand, to support an in s:drink:l of-cunt extreme utility es the Nerwicii Union; but, en the Daher donil, to take the most efiletual inottsure for coact:Ling such Croat Ls at et have crept into it. - -;: 'rh.ninfeftlierance of this object, thopresent Committee be re k4sted mow:num that labours, with power to add tetheir number. i. st ztder - 4 coluiler of the test mode of revising the various deeds of lelfremtiStsind Acts of Parliament, and tike legal advice, and adopt f•' :ours for calling an early General Meeting, yur.uant -to the re• tclationenf the Society. /'. ' , earrroposed by Francis Rouble. En.; seconded by S. N. Barb t, En. ; and resolved unani t notei., •$. That Mr. Alderman Thorp be t:, ..:d to this Committee. it was proposed by John Hanson, Esti. seconded by John Middle ton. -'-n• and reaulvsil unanictously. ji. That the corthil thanks of the Committee and of this meeting, lie kkeia to Fmk:telt Arnaud Clarke. Kiii., the Secretary, for his stitlefinigahle erertions in fcra aiding the labours of the Committee, peed the benett of the menthes of the Norwich Union Office at le: ge. It was moved by John Patterson, Es*, seconled byJ. T. Thorp, I.sq., arl , l resolved nnanimonsly, i. That the thanks of the Meeting •he gi , en to the Committee for V . + unwearied assiduity in attaining; to the cencerns of the In stitution. It was m0...11)y Tho ras Wilson, r.ig; seconded by F. A. Clarke. 2..1.; and resolved unanimously. That the thanlis of this:Meeting he given to the Directors of Cie Noi a hill Union, ter :he readint,is with winch they have render ed ti the Coamtittee every facility in Me investigation of their sdairs. (Signed) TIMM:IS RENSLEY, Chairman. Nr..Beialty hovity, left the chair, it tits taken by Mr. Patteson, itUtsooesd. • 1 - ' .'not the Thank s of the Meeting Me g iven to "rhonias Serisley, ki) . the Cliaiiman both of the Committee and this Meeting, for Lis Inip,i;tial conduct in the chair, and his attention to the whole of the .rev , iblls business over which he has pre.dtletl, This motion was vewaded ty Mr. Altkrinan Thorp, and pasted unanimously. • it was a's° nievell, second:o, and resolved. • That die Ile-oletion !low r.,,,,d be published in the usual Morn -irg, Evening, and Provincial Papers. COUNTY FiRC, OFFRAt..bOUTIIAMPTON sTitEr.T._ itLl L•' I VI'S are now in (worse of delivery, for the -it, newel of Potides hailing due at Nlichaelmas. 'l'he I)ireetors take opportunity to invite a public examination into the principles and practice of the race tor .whiLh Chi art. They are proud, to declare, that the groat object of fusur , n,-e, a prompt tualeurple indemnity. has Leen .so invariably yielded by County Mice. that Vot a litigation has .ever arisen to tliriturb the hariiiney of I)irecto.. , and This security the office is enabltd at all time to Ist, the Original Mehiber. have provided a tvitol of Cto,ot t i ever and Myna the fithioutting fond ansiiig from 1::•a premiums: anti beeau , e, !illy. although such profits as RUM; are ermally divided amon:r those who insure, the Iliac: tors niche County tUfFee have shunned the dalusiyeard perni,?tio is practice of making a larite realm of profit uoironn ain4 ten Am. eat; of rondertio• the iliy tr.:nt of claims dependent on what may he left. 'flair died rule is the payment of all just cluiuis ionacriiitelx—the return of profit is left to vary with ev.mts. They have addiumially to Misery:. that US the oriitinal capital is deemed of suflicient magnitude for all purposes pf security. it is expressly pro. idal is Cie itraicivs. that the subscrib ers tO that fund alone shall be answerable for lotacs. Hiacc those gri!lo itootte whi'e entitled to share profits arc protected from the liability fi'r th. lo.ws of 'ohm , . a loch has titan so severely felt in lir on the con tril •Ittionship or tixuax peinei l ic; and which, together with the titiqatilty and trxe:tainty of y-octuisfr restitution. lus,:eneraJly 1..t1 to the failure or ilusolumu art such soeictios. VALTJABT.E FA ttILY AIEI)ICINE, for all tri.c. 4 ..n or (V , tr....clic:l of tic Stomach and Bowels, 'lite. Indigestion, Ft ft o' , lli. or sick cad &ill. pains and d!ssentie tt o f t h e topiwei • t . t st ole:L eh. lobiiiial Co-itiVellinS. he. 1 1 /1.1.- . 1. %It p LIOUS I..I.XATIVE PILLS. This safe and sei-ef.nt prime:don is justly esteemed for .its ai,vreerdale and certain epersti ti, b . , wii.eh it drerit•dly rtmove..:ll Int Cti• la or Ob true: • i of the stnias.l: at el limy:As, slice. cc :lisle% la.in nib, DtagebtiVil. klatul.n y. rr told : Saifnew rt Stomach, Ilead Ach e ire. it oy acrid bit, or other ern liti3 retain:d in the in maul. foul acts as an altarativ.; to di, !Istini Free Loin soy anti,nonial ar.II mercurial prernratioos, it i., at all times sa:e; sin' haS Leen with stigular go.id effect during pr..enar.cy. Its act'.no is I , tilticularly atlaptAl .top:rsons of Indio:is lit:bit , and those of sedentary lives, where a tsfficient aa.ion of the bowels i., not kept un at.d crutlia:3 retained la those organs. arc fro rowntly producing pains and th.!entions, li.ad-aclis,lativiu, and giddiatss, or a sense of w.erirosso and oppres , inn. " Ilernore the etIWC, the cfßetniest cease'." A Fin-11 trill will fully convince the patitmt of their efficacy. The .wrorst eases ot Ililous or Sick licatl. Arils are ci'rtninly scrnovi.d by u acn It dase. such it. a dotter nine be credited, but trout exr..7ienee. Tbe Pieptiefo, thing a yr. , per en remaik, they will be fourAl not rule toilet Allortt pain mute *dress, hut to lease tile,wdy, aLer tlitiriiimiciliats fiction vs..- froin that coatisc *late a hick fititrally If:veer:ls the operation of lamitire medicines. Sold, :tie. retail. by rilnar's. fe. St. Proirs Church- Ya7O ; Wilt , . ht , '!ll-.tr-et ; Ward, Ile:Lc:1p ; Loudou ..lifile; and Chsf.t:i.r. Gai4sl l .ll:eet.—rticf.43. 2d. road 4s. 6d• I W. 171 E NA vox AT. REGUTTI. CON't4ACTS FOR STItAW. Commissariat Deparbrzent. Transurt Chamt.e7s. _Sept. 23. 1914. SUCJI Persons as are desirous of Coatraeting with tits august fur CvnotiosriatSupplici. fsee:ve Months, from tho let Wavvnter oaf s such Qatuaiitiehtf gli"aw fbr.Alling as may froos time to time be reguirad at the Dn.-racks in the sindernic;.t:waA Counties and Maras, magnet:Jos partianiars of Ci - titra,. soa cppiying at this g fi kebaroams the hams of Ekatn Fit. • ; to Up s:j Commissary G:neral leneg at Ed: nhres ; and to the respective karrack Metiers in Me brands of Guernsey. jarse , '. ar..l Alderntb. and si lis-r their Traders Mb o,llln. ( marking Nerron " Tears for StrWw.") until Twins o'Clock on runsday. the t3tti of Ch;tober. Pre . lXls 14 ere tone -4:.,tesep:rgtelp fine awls Co sari/ Ls Sixth Sri . lain, ./Or the utilize glass Bien:eta Ls Ihiankile.,a.n, and for tha whale of those is * Three Mande q Gaserns.v, jersey, and Alderisey; Ind sq: Proptval will be noticed, unkis masts on or •! , ..red le, a Printed r. and Me Prices inserted is u:ordo ; nor finless. a Letter be si.."eteined to such Proposal from tat pr:oas of knows Prorrty, engaging to become board with the Part!, tenaerftig.o9 lie due Performance qfthe Colorise:. II Tcr.tbrs ar:. sent 4 Post, the Postage most Ire paid. COUNTIES. Ikrks. Ilrxiimr.X...Cboster, Cornwall, Cumberland. Dever. asset. Durham, tars. limts, Isis of Man. Isle of Wight, I.ancarnce. Middlesex, Norfclk, Northampon. Masi/101m, Sitifo;k, Spaerset. Ileirrry. Super, Warwick, Wilts,Nork, *Nollb Britain, labia& of iltits.asey t sod Aiierney. vivo:sr Airc .E, sciA, ag, lett THE Vtincipat ligoeers;e* ilia Majesty's Ordnance 'tn,7t proimsals *WI be •r;relstail of/ict: in Pelt Jfalt, on or 6-I:Pre Wednesday, the 7th day of OeMsber next, from such A•rsor3 a; map he uillingto undertake the Supplytir (:.1.1`.17)1.1-2S. .for service or this I)cpartment. for a Perim! Of three Years, is teriniultle of cr the lapin - dim of thefirst Year, upon Notice of three slifoniks, at the Option of citherParty. Smaplet of the Cara'', , o'be supplied may be biemed upon ap p?intion at Ae Stornkreprer Offiy, in the TC711...r. Further Portievlm s, togrilicr with the Term, and Conditions oj the Contract, mey be known at the.Secrelary's Olfier, in Prat Malt qlisresaid, any day bets:eels the hours of ten add tour o'clock, u her: the propcsals must be detivered sealed upa in! enclorscd " Propo sail for Canolkt," but no P.-onasat can be admitted after the said 7th day of Oelober, at I:velve o l ela:k at naonqf else sanserey, neither uiltanyreuder be noticed Ult.'4lS the Party ma:sing it, or au Agent in 4a behalf shall attend. By order of the frotrl. li. ff. mr,rr, secretory. SALMON, ODY, and Co. most respectfully re turn their sincere thanks to Professitwal Gen :men and the ?tithe for the liberal creouragemcnt they have received, awl in consequence of the many hinging; cf their PATENT Srrr. toJttrr tna TAM:3E4 which are now daily advertileel, without either novelty, improvemer.t, or utility. consider it thr! . .. duty to CAUTION the Public against the impositions of such pret.n.lLre;; the PATTN*I . SELF-ADJUSTiNG TiIUSSEb, which require no straps, ror cause any continetrient to the holy, are msnatarturtal ONLY by SALMON, and Co. 21 , 4, Strand, LONDON, and Valais Royal. PARIS; Who have the honour to &mild) , the Army and Navy, tie Military and Naval Hospitals, the Transport Service. Dock Yards and Ordnance, the Marino Infirmary, the lion. East India Company. the ( ity of London Truss Society. the Mary. ‘Viviliconibe. Denbigh, and Bristol Infirmaries, the Mid dlcsex llo.pttal, &e. &c. N. IL Persons residing in the Country, sending the circumference of the hotly in inches. just above the hips, may depend upon Wang accurately fitted. Sold by Bun - LER and Snits, Chemists, 54 . , Sackeille-street, Dust.' m, and by vae or more Druggists in every principal Town in ENGLAND. AID PEARS'S TRANSPARENT SOAP..—This Soap stands unrivalled as a ditamery of the highest importance, for its superior cm:L.ll'll.-e in cleaning the skit.—presery mg it fro:n the effects of the weather, sea air, tv.e. and improving its appearance.— It removes every bkniisli from its surface, and by due perbescrance never fails to render it delicately clear and beautiful. Prepared by A. Pear?, .5!,„ Street, Oxfunl Strce, London, and said at Is. Is. Gd. and '2.s. 6d. per square. Also Qentlenien's Shay iiil7 Cakes, at Is. and 2e. ed. l'eaN's Botanic Cream efieetually cleanles the pore of the shin, giving LatkirC its fullest advantage. of throwing all, by verTirrition, the eatienlartieropliela, wit.e% every person has in a more of leis degree, :in& is .partly the reiso:i way some persons are feirer than others. From the Roftuess of its nature, it protects the skin fruits the severity of the weather; and its cooling quality relieve: it front the effects of the sun. Ilead*of ho object to tiic.usc of Soap, cannot of jeet to the use of the Botanic Cream. It being fatmed of the most salutary in,retlientc of the vegetable kingdom,. what east be more Unify appropriate to feminine delicacy, or consonant to the in clinaious of those who wih to Ftl'S:'SS a clear comtlexion.-2s. per riut. tits Liquid Planm of Bows, which adds the most enchanraig beauty to tne countotatice, uupravesthe dnipicchanos of nature. Price Gil. per bottle.—llis Imperial White l'owtier, protium' from Vegetables only, whi.Ei. while it is the most inno.:ent e is also the most excellent in its eifseti tr. lwainifying the eontiteniuwe. Pries /Nita and ss. the box.—Pears's Fink Saucers, an entire new inven• tion, fur Dyino, raintiog on Velvet, Drawe.ig, FRAUD PREVENTED. To counteract the many attempts thit arr. made to impose en the unwary a Fpurimas eninpix , iti! , nitutc,al of the Ocnitintfulacking prepared by ;lay and 3lartin ,thoi are inane ed to *tiepin new 'Lahti in w Melt r neti!ess 97, 11161 - 1 HOLBORN, a riaced s econvicisonsly, thatthey trust 111 attelotien t.O.ig, and ele.ditrcrenceuttlietypc. whichis unlike .01 letter-i-set , ,,willenahle purchasers it once to detect the initiositiln. The lArza 111;ACIIIIING, mottle by DA V and MARTI 17, High llotborn, will in future besold in Bottler at 6tl. ha. and is. tid. each, and a coo, oldie Idabel left wit n ail VentiQra - - T 1 N, o'7, HIGH HOLBORN. . „ nuitCRS4•C ESSENCE or Axeoovirs. WAIRICURVBE, 107, : , (1111,10, CORNER OC SAVOY STEPS, LONDON. . _ .TORN BURGESS AND SON being npprised of the numerous clulemveuts made by many rr•em , u, irolose a spuri ous amide tar their make, feel it Incumbent on them to request the attention of the Iwlriic, in purchasinx what they coneotee to be the miginal, to observc the name and address et rtyponds with the above µantral appeateikee t;k: F0114)115 &seri' kms will de e( ire the iingtnkrtkil.suell,tOr their detection. J. IL and :ions sulaiiit tlltt follow;ng Cautious; reigns:4LO in app....ronee at lint bight ' the genuine,' but witlamtany rawer athires,--sioro: • Dtil7gcbs's Esitncc of A ticliovicte—otlters • and many more witimidlalref...— JOHN au! SON having heel' niwty e.•ats I , enotired with such distinguished approbation. feel every sentiment of re6pcut towards the public, and earnestly solie.t them to invert t:te lahclt previous to purcliasing v hat dill conceive to be of their make. which they hope will‘ prevent many (li:appeintinent..--W Alt i DUNI.; Inn, itAND, CORNER of the SAVOY STEI'S, LONDON. 'ST.PI''. t2k7 .- - CALAIS, SEPT. embarked at Dover yester. day. Immediately on the packet's getting under weigh. two Custom-house pfficers came ea Ward, and entered the -cabin. Without saying a word, .they put their hands on a bag containing 500 guineas, the supposed property of a young English gentleman, who on coin. ing of age has suceeded to a large fortune He bad with hint a serviutt in livery, five greyhounds, and a spaniel, and was higiself dressed like a whipper-in, with a dog whip in his hand and a whistle to it. Thu officers, by their promptness, appear to have had poi infhrmation. The Ydung gentleman soon afterwards took to a birth, in which he remained during the par.. tape. The influx and reflux of the Eaglish here fills every hotel to excess." BIRTHS. At Bourn House. neat Caxton, Cambridgeshire. t'•e Countess De Leman, of a dau.—Mrs. J. W. Newby. of Pelat►d.ureet. isf a sots—lit Hisligate. Mrs. Lackington, of a son. MARRIED. DUD. About three weeks ago. at Pisa. Mrs. Bilriagtoe. the moat cele brated vocal performer that nrigland ever produced. ---At Bombay, aged 78. G. Dick. Esq. of the Ilan. East India Company's cilia service, formerly a Member of Council. and Governor of that Pr:- sitienry.—At Southampton. aged 33, Capt. J. R. Ridge, of the Her. East India Company's 21st dregal regt. of native radantry... A, Bourdcaux, aged 65, the Spanish general Cevallus.—Mr. M. Coat., of Cross itl-eet. Finsbury-squsrc. aged 60.-61 rs. Ann Fell, wife of Mr. 8. Pell. of High Holborn. aged 31. At his boos.. Hove: place. Mr. arrbidge.of Southwark.--At his house in Frsdericies place. universally lamented, P. P. Martin, Esq.—At Cheltenham. aged at, Mrs. lwrir.g. widow of the late T. Irving. EN. Inspector General of his Majesty's Customs . —Mrs. Whiteley, aged 26, wee of G. Whiteley, and data. of J. Higgin. Esq.. of London -street. having previously been delivered of a fall b eta infhtst.—Mary, site of Mr. W. Turner, surgeon, of New-street. Upper Raker-street, aged 24 years. LONDON MARKETS. CORN-EXCHANGE. MONDAY. PETT V. There was a liberal supply of front Palm ang Kept this morning. which being of a fine quality, sdld at last week's prices. but the Fors Wheat experienced very dull sales, at the dechneof 2s. per ,quarter sine last Monday—Fine samples of New Barley were readily takei, off—Boiling Pease. Grey Pease, Beans and Oasts were each cheaper—Rapeseed and Linseed with little variation. Sir W. Herne, of Nfaideollead-bridge, to Mts. Stevenson. of Din Lowishani, C. R. noyese. Meg. - of titot Ow, to Emir, tvond deo. of 11-I,opkitnt, Dultrieb.-4bt Rey. C. Petn- Wig, of Suzny. 'se efitry ADM, ant don. of' the lat . OWL J. Smyth, ell) , of the Stst refit. of fost.—H. W. Nifti er -. tift lea Tostpla, itolbont so Mimi Cooksey, fitsu. a( C. Cookaer. of . swoon FILMAY, SE?T. 25. Our supply of Grain in general, since Monday las beet but moderate ; and the Wheat trade fully supports our hat quotatiou.— Barley is very dull in sale, as also Beans, particularly new 'Ticks, which arc ls. to tt. pet quarter lower. Our arrival of Oats this week are by no means large; the trade 14 however dull, and full is. pet quarter eueaper, la other acticles we have no alteration to mace. I. S. S. 11. S. S. Wheat .4 a6s I Whiterease7o aB4 Poland Oats 34 a 34 Fine ditto 76 4 85 Grey Pease 63 a 86 Potatoe ditto 34 a 36 Rye 4O a 56 Beans 6O a 70 Fine Flour 70 a 75 Fine Barley 52 a 63 Ti,:kc Nfalt..-... 63 a 8, 0-ts PRICE NI: BREAD. • The highest price of the best Wheaten Bread thrsughout the me• trepolis, is stated by the 8ak.,...s to be I3ld. the Quartern Loaf. Some 114 hers sell the Qua:sem I.oaf from Id. to 2d. lower. AVERAGE PRICES OF CORN PER QUARTER. IN EN6Latio AND WALLS FOR Til 11; WEEK ENDING SEPT. 19. Wheat. 4 I Ry I e Batley Oats I I.ani I Peat. SI 61 I S':l 0 35 • J 7.3 5 GO 6 PIIICL gurrartEcti. OF MLAT, FRIDAY. NEWGATI: s. d. s. d. Brads If Cank tst Beef - 4 0a 3 4 Stn:thfidd. Mutton 4 !.J a 3 8 rlcasts, about.... 888 Vca: S h a 6 4 Siicep 5090 P0 - t - 5 0 a 0 4 Cal'. t:s Lomb— -S 4 n 6 R Pigs 2OO HAY AND SPRAW PER LOAD. X. c. d. d. Aver—C. a. d. (Hay 7 0 0x 8 10 0— 7 15 SIbtITIITILLO • 10A.7 710 oit 9 9 0 8 9 6 h:raw •,t 1) 0 a 2 18 0 2 14 (Hay Glooa 8 15 12 6 JA341:5 . 8 Cluver 0 0 nll 0 0 0 .0 11 0a 3 0 0— 2 15 , I nay«. 8 0 ft • 9 9 0 8 14 G Wit /TECELAPEL lover 8 n 0 a 10 0 0 9 0 0 'Straw 2 12 0 a g 1(1 0 2 14 0 C 0..% 1. .?11 All •Ships nt 21;:iket. Ships sold. .. d. s. e. SurrEstivrit23 I 10 I Newcastle 131 from 41 Sa 0 G 3 Sunderland SI-1 41 C AVERAGE PRICE OF SUGAR. Compote:lFront the Returns mule in the wrek ending sept. 23 sor. in rer cwt. csst!nsive of rile Drtty of Customs paid or payal , le on Importation thereof iuto Great Ilritatn-4.Vartirder,', r. 25. ,NDLEADENIIALt. Carc:Lbe s. d. s. d. Beef 3 4 a+ 4 nutton 4 0 a 4 8 Veal 3 8 a 3 8 Pork 5 4 a G 4 I.amb 4 4 a 6 4 PRZC! 01. STOCKS Rank Stock 5 pa Ctnt. Reduced.. ..........— ......... "• 3 per Cent. Coned 741 4 per Cent. b pc? Cent. Navy 1113 India !Stock !Rue Bends (5 per Cent.) 75 75 pe tactieqrter bins, 2d. per Day l5 17 pi, Console for ......16i} LengAnztrities —. Loatiors :—Printefi and Inthlishc,l by ft. Wft RP, No. FI.LET-7 RYE, In-tot-en St. Dunstan's Church and V L ane , •nd fessartied into tire Country by Al Newia llooks•Alets,sud Clerks of the !toad, free of : •