... a new mode of specifications for insuring FARMING STOCK, Respectfully inform the Public, that they have had the «ame under their serious consideration,' and are of; opinion that, were they to adopt this scheme, it would not only intrench on the principles on which fire In- surances have been founded, but would open a wide door to the introduction of Fraud, and be also a source of constant ...

... Honourable the Lords Commissioners of his Majesty's Tieasnry, his Majesty's Commissioners for hiai.aging the : Starpp Duties eio hereby give notice, 'Fhat, ir. order ir prevent any incom.' ernenee tri those Persons in lhe J firm* ?? if the Kingdom, .vho shall not have been cble xc s;.f?A themselves iviib Vellum, Parchment, and Pape, ytatsifjd ?? io ax Act hf Parliament to •:uhich ths Acy. i ? ...

... NESDAY his Majesty held I]%/ ;l Levee at St. James's Palace, L \V v which was most numerously at- i vhen his Rcyal Highness the Duke 1* ?? kissed the King's hand on - Cjn !r C d a Duke of the realm. beh ? ce C Qoeen will have a Court for the fe- t Nobil^y cxt wce^ a 5 k. er Majesty is l coveredfrom her late indisposition. P? Is Colonel Singleton, (son-in-law to ?? Corinth* ) iluJ not Col. ...

... JAMES OAKES, Esq. Bart. M. P. T. COCKSEDGE, Esq. lOHN COBBOLD, Esq. GEORGE BROWN.Esq J. KERRIDGE, Esq. JOSHUA GRIGBY.Esq. D. ALEXANDER, Esq. WILLIAM BUCK, Esq. S ALEXANDER, jr. Esq C. HAMMOND, Esq. ROB.TROTMAN.Esq. Mr. C. BLOMFIELD JOHN SPOONER, Esq. R. BRADDOCK J. B. SMYTH, Esq. JOS. MAULKIN HEN. SEEKAMP, Esq. ROB. MAULKIN Mr. JOSEPH TOOSEY — — - NATH. L. SCOTT S. THORNDIKE T. DICKONSON. JOHN ...

... his Royal Highness spent the Jay with their Majesties and the Princesses, and tbe Duke of Kent, at Windsor. In the after- coon the Prince of Wales arrived at Windsor, and joined the rest ofthe Royal Family in the celebration of his Royal Brother's birth-day — The evening concluded with a Ball. The East India Fleet sailed on Thursday last from Spithead, under convoy of the \ Ganges and Captain ...

... See of Bangor- iV.V'v has presented the Spanish Ambas- •'■■ ?? . -roid box, of 1 000 guineas value. 1 n'l'eoi Sussex is much recovered from the th whicli he has been greatly afflicted. i; ?? . a , e port in circulation of a Prussian ' v -'nsr arrived with dispatches from his ?? 1, .jesty, announcing his determination to ?? n ' ai r;!.;rist France ; that he had already •^'-u- and had an army ...

... SCHEME. '•' ZZ- :, ?? .. S - Prize of - £«6,b6& * are £ 60,000 s - - - - - mo^xw ?? >- - sogboo • 4 ?? - ?? - - ' •_' 20,500 20 - ?? - .. ?? ijSifO .. ?? - ii 20,000 ?? ?? -- .. ' 36$ -- c -r£* i&f& A 5 - - - ?? .. • TOO. ?? JtJOD, ?? 'SO- - ?? 5,00* 1,000 . - - ?? •-. ' fil . w AlgifiQQ! ¦AiJOa.j-,-. ?? - I* ?? ?? 2^,000 Ticket*. i.-t-s \- jfi&Qs& y'-A 'Nb FixedPrite. AAZ -j ...

... same, by having ML p^y at Frogmore.-Her Majesty com- ' A hei' 65th year on lhursday: the same was ?? j n 3 private manner at Windsor. *2£* j ay the Anniversary of the Sons of the irt wok place in St. Paul's Cathedral. The jf Hon- the Lord Mayor and Sheriffs, as lapon tbi' occasion, went in state to the Ca- ?j ] which was extremely crowded with very jnt company- After the service the Society ...

... 1808. The Price of Admission to Non-subscribers ; Gentlemen 10 6 Tea, Supper, &c &C. included. 1 Dancing to commence at Nin-r o'clock, THOS. S. GOOCH, Esq. fl Capt. COCKSEDGE, $ Stewards. & N° Lady or Gentleman, residing in Bury, or any housekeeper within five miles of it, can be admitted as a Non-subscriber. — : — — i ->r« SUFFOLK/. Freehold Farm and Land,sitisetle iet-zvetnYenforJ i$ ...

... and Princess Charlotte of Wales, to- gether with the Dukes of York, Cumberland, en t, and Cambridge ; Earl of Westmoreland, Lord Walsingham, &c. &c. attended to con- gratulate her Majesty on the occasion. The same day, about twelve o'clock, his Majesty arrived at the Queen's Palace from Windsor. His Majesty travelled the back road by Richmond, in consequence of the Election at Brentford. At ...

... at the Queen's House. \\t two o'clock the Privy Council assem- bled t°r the purpose of nominating the Sheriffs for the ensuing year; alter which die Recorder of London was called in, when he made his report to his Majesty of the convicts capitally convicted at the De- cember Sessions at the Olti Bailey, when they were all reprieved during his Majesty's pleasure, except Francis Findley, ...

... to no credit ; nor Ministers received any dispatches from j Hutchinson, at least net any such as they to publish- — The rumour of a Revolution urkey> and the assassination of the Grand riior, rests on no better foundation. 'ccording to some reports, General Benig- s amongst the fallen Russian Generals ; others say, that he had, some days pre- jjy to the first attacks of the Russians, re- ...