The ALLIANCE BRITISH and ...
SRtc ALl.ANCE BRITISH and FOREIGN LFE and FIRE ASSUR- ANCE COMPANY, 4, Nelw-court, St. Swithls-lane, London. Estabilished by Act of Parliament. CAPITAL-S,000,)OO0 Starling. BOARD oft DIR.CTORS. PRESIDENTS. John Irving, esq. MI. P. N. hi. Rothschild esq. Prancl:s Baring, esq. Moses bMonitefore, esq. Sa4uuc;1 Gurney. esq. DIRElTORS. Js. Alemander. esq. 3tI. P. Cliaries Oreenlwood, esq. G. H. BLrnett. c-q. James He ate, 'All. es'i. Charle. Bvlan, esq. *WilIamt H'oward, esq. Jobn Bowden, esq. John IHnes, csq. i. P. Arehlibald Camnpbeall, esq. WIlliam Kay, esq. Wltilim Cr-awfvord, esq. Oswald Smith. esq. Timnothy A. Curtis, esq. 1l. M. Thornton, esq. Francis Cresswell, esq. Thomas Wilson, esq. Auditorr -T. P. Buxton, cs. J. P,' Charles Campbell, esq.; Thomas hiastcrm.nn, esq. Ssnkere-Messrs. Smith, Payue, and Smiths; NMessrs. Hoare, Baraett, anid Co. Actuary,' Renjamin GompeYtz, esq.lF.R.S. Secretary, Andrew Ham;'4tOIIe csq. Superintondent of slarine Assuralice. ;r,Zdcrlc Secretan, esq. Physician, John R. Iliime, I. D. r een-str55t. CeuRcil, Laneelot Shadwell, esq.-Solieitor, Jo,ui NM. Pearce, csq. Surveyor, Thomas Alinson esq. Perey-street, ;5dford-square. ERSONS I Estah4ls ed March 1824. oieswt 13IERSO1 S e_cting either Lfet or Fire Th,9.icies vith the Alliance Comparny will enjoy the followVng Imporfan1t and Miiklng advalitaies:- 1. Perfect Security.-The capital of ?so,00,000. under the Imme- diate mnaisgenieset of the above Board of Directioni, is pledged for the aecurity .f the assured. 2. Honour and Liberality In thie Settlemenit of Losses.-The well known character of the Members of the Direetion affords on this head every possible security. 3. Nloderate Premiums of Assurance.-The Rate3 of the Prenltlfins of AsstiraneC, for the greater part of Life, wvill be found lower than those in use iu rnost respectable o)lioes. The Premiums of Assurance on ire are the same as those which are den.anded by the first class of asurance companies. 4. Participation of Profits by the Assured, both in Life and Fire.- The Profits of the Life Departmzent, appropriated to the assured, wvill be applied either to the reduction of the rate of the future premium to be paid on the pulley, or to the increase of the sum assured onl the life, as shall be most agreeable to the assured; the party to mnake his chole at the time the proposition for assurance is milade. The profits .3f the Flre Departmen t, appropriated to the assured, will be ilstri. buted at the close of each successive period of S years, in the form of a per-centage on the premiums which have been paid. d. Parties who obtaini the settlemenit of losses frem fire are not thereby deprAved of their right to participate In the profits of the 6. The xctended scale on which the society is formed gives rise to the expeetation that the profits to be divided will be large. Londfn. A. HAI LTON, Sec.