INSURANCE SOCIETIES. Si many new Societies fur Insurances hate latels Waited up—the professions of nIl are SO enticing—the pre• lei sick of some are so delusive—is bile alt the same time stability and h•intittr in these institutions are so essential to the reare of fainiiiiis, aho commit their protection to them, that areal caution is how , more than ever necessary in the • selection of alt insurance (Mire. A hoot half a comers . since t!,ere wits a sjmilar rage for insurance and annuity -themes Dr. Price said of their !injectors, .• They believe that the schemes they are supporting will lieit their time, and that they will be gainers, and as to the injury that may he done to their buret-so:is or to others—it is at is distance nod she) c.a., little about it." In the event they till failed, nail from t race a Welt the projector, of the new societies ere running, ta t.':e redaction if rules, thew is every reason to expect that similar result a iii twfal many of the societies of the present (1;0 Of this the memhere of several have become so well C 41, after a few years experience, that they have broken tip, and joined more thriving bodies, The Members o: tine Birmingham life qffice dissolved their col cern, and raid upwaids of 20 OWOI. in one sum, to be admitted into the finny )star Life (Vice. The Lour'em fainnitrcial Life (Vice also .1 cult ed and paid another large sum to join the Pit o•toE ST Lifi: (Viet. These Companies were respectably con.lucted, and the iiianai:yis to procure a sunlit iency of huline;.B upon adcgtaile premiums, preferred a dissolution • e.f the Weil ties to dmio a trade upon losinz terms, to pro f, net their individual advantage as eflicers. 1 1w l*hilanthropi • ....!..nuity (Vice el a dilferent and struuled upon hadequate premiums, amid difficulties an.l litigations, until it terminated In iiisolvelicy, and complete exhaustion. The Pia:iunat Union has finished its career in n shorter period, in : Ilse same way; and its parent, the .Viirtriek Union fur mutual ihmrance, after having blazoned forth its prodijous wealth in es ery nook and corner of the empire, is °Mixed to tare up -the ghost, with the confession as exhibited before the Lord Chancellor, •• Thai INSTEAD OF ICING IS A FI.OURISII -156 CONDITION, it (the Noes% icli Union) OA, aEnueets TO A Si ATE OF (ill e 4 1)1b1it 5505, ineoll•ing the Directors In conaderohle peril, as 1/1,..y air; primarily liable on the p :ticica, and Ivail.l hare to seek contributions from the members at large, . that several henry losses, and sine unfortunate rower:, had induced the Directors to determine their responsibility, by re. .fueiag to continue the policies.' Tat bursting of this bobble was long aro foretithl, and its trent proves the little credit that is dime to n-stiveratioas ill ttlrertisenwnte. 'nue managers of the departed Nott wieit Us id s arc now settle.; n new company, under the old mime, and contending in I hasicery a ille the members for the fregineotS of the old i•0I lel). Their new concern mer ely is h.il imitation of the plan of the COUNTY FIRE OFF! cr , onerly the sultiett of their censure, now of their pi ake, it, hem,: " an improvement . ' of the mutual imuranrc these terr,i%ertalweits mid hank rupt CieS patties who were thought to he trust WO1111!. and aftlitent, -t iie public is ill at length see the necessity of belou, cautiouit, and of enquiriiir, strictly into the cliiirat tees and conduct of those who otter them their pi election, before they t their interests to Lands which have proved unfaiths GI, or which 'cumin untriee. I ,Sir, A PIWOUNT MAN. The tendency of the new Russian Tariff, is un •derstood to b‘: so decidedly inimical to English com merce, that an attempt is making to impress on the Board of Trade the propriety of recommending to Parliament the imposition of a heavy duty on arti cles imported from Russia, particularlf tallow, and the abolition of the excise on soap and candles.— We believe, however, that the suggestion has not Lie. with much encouragement from the Board of Trade, the president of which is said to have de clared to a deputation of merchants ttho waited on him with a memorial in behalf of the measure, that t.o fitr from imposing any new restrictions cm trade, it was the wish of the Board, if possible, to remove those which existed. ede.C'TY FIRE UFIICE. *MD PROVIDENT LIFE OFFICE, REGENT STREET, LONDON. ?RESIDENT AND TRUATZES• The DUKE of NORFOLK. The DUKE OF RUT!. AN 0 The M ItQLT FAS of NORA HAMPTON. FA RI. GREY. I.OR l) lilt A Y 'mow( r., LORD KING, dtc. he. tke. AND FIXTY DIMECTORA. I.4lnazing, D:recior, .T. Bather 11,-uusnont, Esq. F A.S. AT tin ANNUAL GENERAL NI EICTING of the .„:11emhelb of the COUNTY FIRE OFFICE, held at to •ciety% Haub:, iu ll2tiaNT hTRLLT, un FehilLifY the I It t. 14%2. he lion. W.ASDINGTON SII IRLLY in the Chnir, 'the holiowiva Ileselattions were carried unaninsonetyl.— That th. 6 Alt ttitm is -twined in oblets hi* that the A s.sssciasion continues to proceed iu tallifitetiAl.ted harmony, Lod w exampled prosperitt • That of :+s .rY touts I . IIODIAND PUINCINS, who hare unnisoitted thesr security to the proter of the County e 0 ice, 110146 have been dis tppoinled— Lt. niu+ Worn: I e paid to One 'thousand Three liwsdrrd and Fifty Satrirers, a..rt m , t -I SI N :ALL LI I IGATION untying twentieth *nu a Claim ant. l'hnt the aemmtilaited ronelsof the Asottelation, amounting t Upwards of Ilalf a Million Sleeting, nod am Plaistow an its Act of P.st ltastteot a n d Dead ..1 Settlement lender the S. , wily of tut, Polk., Holders ample and undisputable'. T hat I)j.tro•litiou 5.5 the surplus... or I'rofit4, te , mmi of 2.1 and 20 per Cost Wise beet, IN V A RIA iIL V p_i i to all Perntm , woo bast: coutitsued ,nsmed i n t h e out" s ten Yule!, u, A N NVA I. a. w , •11 n. Septennial Policies, sii. - octi It irorm, leai. , g the LAtT SMUT ISAUN g hate ex reede.l T,. it the roauk* of this Mectine tire given to J. T. DA It- B. It Is EtU tiON t, Nl:awing Oireci.sr, for tar u:s 15.51c0 ar4l. weal utteittom, anti ralu..bl.: slees, whit.ls I S ti/ Wide!' 11 1 $ Th.., tire Thss.le.of thi. Merlin.: tare riven to the Finn. W tSIIINGTON S 11ltLEY, for Ms impartial conduct in ti.e . (5;.: 50 d) ‘VAsIIINGTO.N SHIRLEY. Chnirmon. AL:"I' , ./N IIRE AliD Lli L IN UiIANLE CO3Si'ANY. THE NATIONAL REGISTER Norwich Union FIRE INSURANCE OFFICE. CAPITAL X 550,000. TRUSTEES. Hon: CoL WODEHOUSE, M.P. Lieutenant of the County. Sir JACOB ASTLEY, Bart. THOMAS W. COKE, Esq. M.P. R. H. GURNEY, Esq. M.P. CHARLES HARVEY, Esq. M.P. &c. DIRECTORS. PREstnENT- , -.IEREMI All IVES, Esq. Banker. VicE-PitEstnr. r—.IOIIN BROWNE, Esq. Alderman. E. T. Booth, Esq. Alderman Anthony Hudson, Esq. Banker T. S. Day, Esq. Alderman .1. S. Pattemon, Esq. Alderman Hanitnond Visit. Esq. .1. W. Itoblwrds, Esq. Alderman John Ilurvey, Esq. Alderman W. Simpson, Esq. IVm. Herring, Esq. Alderman Samuel Stone. Esq. SECnETAnY—SAM EL BIGNOLD, Lsq. THE Parties insured in this Institution are free troin ALL RESPONSIBILITY. and zed! r‘ceire hut* Thrre Fifths qt* the Surplus Premiums at the rad of every three ur Yelll 3.-77 w Rates are Me er•one as at (other 01 , iws. Statement of Duty paid for the last Two Years. 1h:10 £41,354 3 9 1811 Thus proving that IN TILE i.AsT YEAR the business increased urwAuss lu Nlinuoss. LIFE SOCIETY. CAPITAL £500.000. This Society is entirely distinct from the Fire Office. The rapid progress of this Society is evidenced by the amount of its Premiums, which, at the under-mentioned periods, slued as follows : Year ending at Marsh, 1813 £33.441 5 1l Year ending at March, ISIS 116,211i Year ending at June, Ifc2l In the last twelvemonths, upwards of butt rade. were issued for Insurances exceeding Xtioomno. THREE Prizes of .£20,000 AND ONLY TWO DAYY TO DRAW. & J. SIVEWRIGHT inform the Public that, . with only Two DaN, to DIRE, the NY het I contains S• • of- £:20,000 3--of - • £5OO 1 3 full propai don of tumor ises of £lOO, £39, &c. mak to; Less than Two Blanks to a Prize. NEXT THURSDAY, 52Sth MARCH, the Lot Day of Draw ing but one, when the very First receive 1:•20,G00 more ; and the Ninth Draw •ze ttot e J:•200 h :we J.:20,C00 in audition. Tickets and blioteti are Selling at J. hi. J. sl V ElVlll6ll'l'S' truly foriumite 27, CORNIIILL, 3S . II AYMARKET, I I, Houma'', I Corner of Cosentry sired( ; Where they Sold the Latt D 0 of the Last Lottery, and in their Lint Comtruct, 4 421 a Prize of A 25. 0 .1) 1b,e51 Atid a great Dm.!. smaller A PRINCE, the Original Proprietor, has s o im .C.l-• proved the RUSSIA OIL, that it will be pleasant, and will keep in all climates. Through the discovery of an extra valuable ingredient, and whl:lt ha, Leen proved, will be sure to assist in preserving, and promoting the hair, will make it grow I thick and long, prevent it falling la or ever turning grey, and will be sure to assist in restoring it to bald places, if the least signs of roots .re remaining. And us the Proprietor is now • resolved nut to prepare his Russia Oil without that valuable in- H redient, chhough very expensive ; therefore the Proprietor cannot possiblr sell the ounce bottle for less than ss. and the large bottle, which contains live ounces, for one sovereign, which Is a saving. And as some think the Russia Oil dear, the reason is easily ascertained ; tar instance,an ounce bottle of Oil of Roses is only about 35.; and an ounce bottle of the best and genuine Otto of Roses is rive guineas. The reason is, because the one is tar more preferable to the other. So it is with PRINCE'S Russia Oil, which is tar preferable to any other article fur the Even Medical Gentlemen have published in the Gazette of Health, that Prince's Itussi-t Oil is superior to any Oil for the hair; will restore it on bald places, and strengthen weak hair sooner than any other preparation. Also Mr. Marshall, the first Coutt Hair dresser, of Wianiore Street; Mr. Damon, Hair Dresser, Ike. to the Royal Family, AVeymouth ; Mr. Adams, Boar Lane, Leeds; and hundreds of other principal Hair Dres. serf, have declared that they recommend Prince's Russia Oil before any other, as from experience they have found it to be the best for preserving and promoting the Ilair, clearing the teurf, and keeping the head and hair clean; although there arc other Articles for the Hair daily puffed in the Newspapers. But there arc thousands of Ladies and Gentlemen have a good head of Hair by using PRINCE'S celebrated 11 UsSI A OIL. But some Ladies being persuaded to use other Oils, they soon found the di:feu:nee, an their I lair began to fall off, or get grey. Ladies will find Prince's Russia Oil preferable to any otlierOil for dressing their own, or false hair, as it gives a natural softens, and curls it. Gent:emen wearing powder ought to use it instead of pornatum I it promotes cybrows, whiskers. &a. Sold Wlinicsnic, Retail, and for Exportation, by the sole Pro prietor, A. Turves, removed ui o• U. Poland-street, Oxtord street, near the Pantheon; and by Mr. Smyth, Perfumer to his Majesty, New Bond-street; rind by most priticipid Perfumers and Medicine Venders. Proved by affidavit, the 24th of November 1814, before the Lord itleyor, that A. Prince is the Original Proprietor in the Universe of the Russia Oil; therefore if any Perfumer, Medicine Vender, Ilair Denser, or any one else, 64:116 Russia Oil, that is net Prince's, they are impostors, as they sell counterfeits to their owiorners. A- I+ for Prince's Russia Oil, and observe " Prince" on the wrapper end seals of rack bottle: without, it is not genuine, and cannot answer the purpme. Lathes and G.:nth:iv ea will be particular, as there are unprin cipled persons in town and country who soil counterfeits, alio say they arc i...entiine There has been of late Counterfeit Russia Oil sold in almost every street; and Imposers have made the covers of the Corm • terteit Russia Oil so much like the Genuine, and even imitated tire original Proprietor's name; tkeretore purchaserushotild be cau tious, and have it of the Proprietor, or of a respectable Perfumer or Medicine Vender. As several ll.adies and Gentlemen in the country have complained that they have been taken in by unprin cipled persons felling thou counterfeit, then:role. by enclosing toe money in a letter for the Russia 00, hr. di rec ted to Mr. Prince, No. 9, PalantEstrett, Oxfortl•street, London, Mr. I'. sill sad them by return of coach to imy part o, the k:ogiloni. Lon Don Markets CORN EXCHANGE, MONDAY, Manor IS. Since this day week we have had several fresh arrivals of Wheat from the Essex. Kentish, and Suffolk coasts, as well as from Scotland, but although the supply is tolerably large, there does not appear much disposition on the part of the consumers to pu r chase, except for their immediate use , a s the qual i ty of t he Wheat in general continues of an inferior kind, a:Lough there is certainly some improvement as the season advances; the finest descriptions were full as dear as last week, other qualities were from 'is. to 4.. per qr. lower. Barley was in good demand, ar.d our last prices fully supported. Oats were plentiful, and rather dull in sale; a few picked samples, however, obtained last Mon day's quotations. Beans, Peas. Ice. were also dull in sale, and a trifle lower. Hour remains a ithout any alteration. - - _____ COIF EXCHANGE, W lIVDNESDAY, MARCH ti!): — There was a considerable supply of Wheat at market this d,,v, consisting of the remainder of Monday's arrivals, and chit fly ui inferior quality, which must be quoted rather lower than oar lust statement; the demand was extremely dull, and a large quantity remains on hand. The prime samples of Malting Barley found ready purchasers at Monday's ',flees; the other sorts were dull in sale, and but very few bargains effected. The Oat trade was extremely dull, and only a few prime samples met with purchasers. In Beans and l'caa there is no alteration, but the sale./ were heavy. CORN EXCHANGE, Fainay, MaIICII 22. There were several fresh artivals of Wheat at market this day, but the demand was not brisk ; the prime samples may be quottsl at our last statement, but the . inferior qualities w.re lower. Making Barley keeps up its p rice. The Oat trade was vary dull, but very few bargains were effected, and those at lower prices than on Monday. In Beaus and l'ea, we cannot qtt,te any alteration. The market wa, very dull, and no great expect ations of any improvement are entertained. CUItItENT I',llCl l'er V inches ;ES Of EItAIN FOR f. •rter Measure of Eight Itunii k. WALK 1 , 1111.)•V• 56 a 70 Si it . 4 4 36 is 27 a MONUA Y. 56 a 7e 3i a 54 34; a 27 a 29 W ILUNL:bII. 51 a GS 3$ a 51 $6 a 5 , 5 21 u 2'J Oh Wheat .• • • New Red Wheat New White d 0... lt,e Brook, or Burk ..fr. a 21 a 27 be a tit) i a 23 22 u 2.5 20 u 23 24 a 26 !g-1 a 23 30 a 33 4.1 a 27 SU 1. a 324 W heat Barley .. • • .• • Pale Malt teed that. Brew or INA:m(111o New Tick Ileum Old ditto New Pigeon ditto Boiling Pease Grey Pease Ri, e , ee, per h.st • FOREIGN. American Daintsic.... Rigga and Wismar Russia and Vries. land ditto. Rye Barley . • . Feed Oats • . Brew or Poland du. PiAeon ditto . Boiling Pease . • Grey Pease Lto.eed per qr. AVii•RAGF:PRICF. OF CORN. Maritime Districts tir ENGLA: Week eliding March 9111, es Gazette. Waeat... 154 lid Barley... 181 Rye lid I Oat 154 •-• a 21 a 27 A 2 a GO 15 a 22 22 a 24 22 a 24 25 a 27 24 a 26 33 a St 26 a 28 301. a 32.1. a 21 a 27 b 2 a 60 15 .t 23 22 a 14 k 2 a 2•1 2.i a 27 21 a 28 s 3 a Si 211 a 27 :k0:. a 22 . a fib a 71. 5x U tAi a ti.s a 72 32 a 60 ...... a --.• 65 n ; - 2 5'2 u o) 48 a 56 23 it 27 bl a 23 lei a r 11 a 29 21 a 23 3t) a 22 21 a 46 32 a 40 48 a 56 2i a 27 21 a 23 ;6 a 22 i a 25 2ti a 28 30 a 32 t 4 a 20 32 a 40 48 u 56 23 a 27 21 a :13 16 u 22 21 a VS 114 a 28 3J a 32 24 a 26 32 A 4tl 'er Quarter, of the Twel'e .N 1) and %%AU:6, for :he xtracted (Tutu Satuiday'i Is aI I Beaus 21s 1 1 111 Peas ... 23. 1,1 latoll , N Ott MUSCOVADO SUGAR. Average Price tient the Itetuins made in the Week ruin g Wetlue•dity tart. 34*. oil I. per cwt. exclii.ive of ditty. vatcl: ()F Per Sack of Five ui s. s. Fine Erglisli Flour 50 a 65 Seconds ditto .... 45 • 60 0102.41), 91(1. the FLOUR, Alwolay. 4. American Flour ... 37 a S'J per Barrel of 11 cwt. e 9uartern Loaf. PRICES OF TALLOW, Noce ov fer, peraLui 81b. SUi'. ace. per I I ziu. ITown Tallow bis Gd Os tad eflou ittllvill OS Od --4 (A ‘Visitu ditto ---2 thl --s od Melted stuff 00s Oil 34, 0.1 I)ittu Ituoyl. 00: thl 26. vd Greaves . • . . 14: t. , tl Govil lirrgs . . 7, vd Curd Soap . . . 04; Velluw Soap • . !•(:sMuttled ,• • . 9to. 9s. 6,1.--Moulds, I Is. 0.. ,ell fur ready 11111114. Y. Whitecliapel Market 3s 1 , 1 St. Jamea'. Market S. 1 4 Clare Market . Oa Otl 6i 2d Average—Si. ht. . Price of Candle., per dosen, lid, per dozen allu* b.IIIIDIAL , LI) .:114ICItt.i. FnmAY, b7Aaca no... There was but a trifling supply of Beasts at market, but the demand was nut great, and Beet alto , bUataaled a small reduction. The number of Sheep was inconsiderable, and Molten not being much in request. w.“ likewiic lower. Vl was dearer, having but few Calves at market. Pork was c ea heaper.--ln the llay.market, there is no variation ut any importance. The following is a correct statement of the prices and numbs s at market: — PRICE of MEAT, exclusive of the Mal, which consists of Head, Ea 1141 1 ,, dud iliac, and is worth about la. per pound.—Per smut: ut .51bs. MUNUAY• lircf 3s I.:d to 3. 107 Mutton 3s 4d to 3s ts,l 1 Latta) Os Oil to Os Oil Veal 4s 2il to us Oil Pork 25 bJ to 45 2tl Head of Coale at 4 mark ket. I Be.tdo Sheep and Lambs . (0,01 9 Pip Calves 1.1111)A1. Reef 3. MI in 5 , 61 Nlottou 3s 65 to S. 43 LI‘1111) 04 lid 10 0, 65 Veal 4: Oil tu tl: 80 Pork 3s 0,1 to 5: u 3 Head of tattle at \larl rt. Beasts • • • • • 5'3 Sheep a n d Lantos 250 Pi.xs ...... 113 Calves ..... ---------- 11A1-MAKKET. I l ay J. 3 0 0 (Aura - t o it 14 . - • II I , i P Sua. • --• KI •_____12.....::............ Lf).4l) O N : Printed and Publi :tied 1.3 the l'revall l.ta.iet,r. ra t•i , T 164, la the I WWI'. 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