At an Annual General Meet...
A T rn ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING of A PROPRId TORSor tho EAGLiE INSUtANCZE COMPANY, held Mt thJ SiO Lonion . lishopsgat-treet,ilc latof October. 18241. SirWILLIAM RA LINS. In theChailh; The Directolaprcsented a (teport upon tbe Affalrs of the ComPanY, wEthic read ar d sSpproyed. amuel 131rch, Es~., Alderman; John-Dixon, Eso, philip PetfiPg, Fsq.: aned ~i3 I3a itankins. Esq., were re-electcd' Directors; and RooertHJll. Esq.. as 2reelected Auiditor. It Was nznlnTnnusly resolved, Tnat the Proprietors have received With ht hsstlsfrtctsn tha seport of the D;Drector% this day presented, and have great plasure In e pressing their thanks for the a,ilitY and :real with shtch the afairs of the Cosp any have beezn conducted daring tbo pagt year, and also for thec jluiet-us liberalitY shiowvn to the TPnmerous sufferersi by, fire,wvrhlileh has not osril been honourable tothedirartessr and satisfactorY to the alaimants, but has contributed to ralse the eharacter of the conmpany In psblie estimationt that notwithstandting many heavy losses during the past year. and the In- cresse and activltr of similar Institutions, thieir property Is consider- ably Improrod In value ansLd this meeting bast te fullest aoiflfdecfeC that aicontinuation of their services will further promote the pros- .rlty of the company. That the thnnks of tits rmeeting be presented to the auditors for the dfitrence rand abliUty with wrhich they lave fstfidiled thielr duties, and 5'cr their fall nd vatisfactory report. That the thaunka of this meeting he given to Wm.Bleethami Esq., the Secretary, for the unwearied zeal he btLs at all times manifested In prs::oSnoti the interests of tbhi establishnment. WNM. BEETHAM, Secretarx. Policics expiring at Miaebemas should be reneved within 15 cys 61IHE Rev. WILLIAM IIET1HERI3NGTON'S CHA- JA RITY to the DLiND.-Christ's Hospital, 2d October, 1824. hZreasr thbeabovenarned Gentlemal, in his lifetime, enabled the Governors of this iloepital to pay- Anniie f ?10 to each of flfty b.lnd Persons, in the hope that his eamploe would be followed by otherbenevolenteharacters, the Governors give thls public nutice, t'at from the vory munifice"t additions nade to Mr. lietherington's ..laisal fand. more than 530 blind persons arc in the receipt or these rrmnnitieL. A Cormmittee wvill sit In thecountinighouse of the said Hospital, some time in the month of November next, to till up suich vacancies as may then have occurred since tie election of November last. Petitions ase to be bad at the countinghouse aforesaid, from the 7th day of October to, the 3dy e ofNiovember annually. between the bour3 of I0 and 4, holydy ecpd,for any blind person duily quia- IUeA. upon the personal appication of a friend.- The leading qualidiat is arc hereunder stateA* and uinless the- palrti-es c-an respeetivelv preve themselves to fie rtrietly w ithiln thc same, appillctiewns On ttheir behalf will be entirely fruitless, viz.:- Blrhi ht ato k tlntedKingdoni called England, exelusivc of Wales and the tow Dof iierwick-upon-Tweed. Age 50 years anid upwa rds Total bindr.e.ss for the space of the last three years. Resil dau, for the last three years at least, 1ii their present place of abode or parish. Incomn- If aay, to be inder the yearly value of 201. Those ever begged, rece'ved alms, or are deemed obiects for parish relief, are excluded from the bQnefit of these charities, the donors having expressly declared the same for suich only as have been restpectably brought up. and who want some addition to what they p 1es to mato e Ie more comfortable under their misfortune of itndlue! e s TTtOMOS WILQVY. Clerk. * Fr-m the great extentof this charity, it Is found impracticable to at'end to letterm