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JUNE at, tka. - • THE Mainiers in this Town have petitioned A. the Hook of Commons for the repeal of the 2 th Sedtion of the late Malt iidt, whirls forbids the MAO iltv Pori watering the Grain in any fine of the malting prefers, until the corks doe of twelve days from the time it is taken out of the tiftern ; and it is their opinion, that the t••gelatioo intraluced into that .it will prove hl.lhly prejudicial to the nunnfadering of Niak in this part of the kingdom, ,nd recommend ft to alt cote• tensed in the sirode to ufe their anion exertions in prombdng the repeal of the above elaufe. PZLICAN LIFE-01 , FICE, LOMBARD-STREET. IN Contid,ratiol, of the return of Peace. the Di. r.fc.to:-. of th,A °face thialg it provr to give Notice, that the C-mdi:ion of that Policies for life-far:nano'. hlthertou, tithed by their pwlutr.l P.ooofals, go " &rei t . r sates is *wily with his Afajlle, wl li, future remain in force iii all parts of Europe, with the aloel exception as to the dem& of any hi: fared Peefon on the high Seaa.•-•And that al Policies thin Office, now extant, flail have the benefit of this ettgifion, ax fully, 44 if the fame were declared thereon hi endortnnent.—• And AS the benefit% of Life-infltrance would be rendered more certain, an prove inner fatisfadbory to all Perrone lowed 11 I therein, were fuels Politics to cover the rifle of the Seas, the Di rafters will be ready to extend the conditions ot any Policy of their Office already iffued, or wbleh may be hereafter d, et iodide the aft of &yeti m the high See:, at fuch additional • Rates, as accordinv to diftance, Sesfon, 0111174 c and Voyage, lbattbe found This day were publillted, elegantly printed in-a pocket Volume, Price sa. in Boards, ‘. B ROAD GRINS ; compiling, wit . new addi• tional Talouia Vale, thofe formerly pablithed undo Um Title of " My Nightgown and Sappers." • . By GEOR.CIIS COLMAN, (the Younger). Printed f•,r Cation, jun. and Dario., Strand. —...,.._ 'rickets may be bad of rt. of the Commicee; at the School tfoufe; and of Mr. Slamton•, Box-Office; where pLues may be taken. C. Ct'PPAGE, Sec . This day was publidsed, lu Four large Voi.:rees Bvo. illuftrated with s 8 Engravinge and ter) Wdod Cuts, price IL as. in boarls, HE DOM ES I'le ENC YCLOP/E1) IA ; or, a DICTIONARY of FAC rs and WU:I.UL KNOW. LEDO!: ; comprehending, a eerie* View of the lateit Deco eerie's, Inventions, and improvements, chiefly applicable to Rural and Domeftic CBconomy ; tog.:ther with Defeeptious of the rooß iuteretting objeas of Nature and Art; the }Ciliary of Mat and Animals, in a ttate of Health or Dil,:af.: ; 2:1,1 Pras tie.d. Hint. refpcdting the Arts and Manutactures, both Curti liar and commerciaL NOW PANORAMA, ifAYMARKET, a Nrzt door to ilk. Opera linofe. r 'HE Poblic are rerpe.itully informed. tharthis L PANORANI.I, exhi4itin. a BRAND VIEW of the CITY of PARIS atil its entiroa, is now op..n fir pihlic h kezitoo, painted from Dr4erin.:* nude o I th • !forth Weft Tower of the At 11.9 mlitan Caurzh of No:rc Must: tiz•e the so ng a the Preli diturios of Peace, by JAKez de Attu*. Wtil continue arm front to till Dulk. Adatittalee is. N. B. A pert n.gui.trly utcods to czplaio the More. A/ARY WALED/ 1 M CREDITORS. T HER EAS Mary %%Ilford. of St. Luke's, Old-rtreet. widow, Soap boil r, and Cake•blacking Mansradurer. having aligned over her bible and Lads to Tauten, for t' sty net of hie Creditors. Ncincir IS IiERI.BY GIVEN, Tog:el. of the Cred;tors who have not executed the f^id Deed. that it now lies at db. Office of birfirs. Ward, Dennett, and Grams, No. Throirmortowarcrt, where they arc requested to tend for that purport aoy day before the *ft of jt I y next, bistrucsi the hours atone and three ti clock. Each of the Cr, ditors w. o dull not execute the deed before that time will be excluded the benebt of the dividend which nroon Intended to be made. AVANITED, in the Free Grammar School, in the 'fawn and Parilb of Bolton-le-Moors. in the Cnunte of Lane Ater (for the place of Head Palter being 'Pm useant).a talernati who is wdl qualified to teach the Cl tries, and other bra 'clic. of ufeful and polite Literature. A Gra duate of one of the Ueemfirics, and a Clergyman, will be pre ferred. The fixtd blur, is Sintty Pounds im.S aRIIOIII. An pee fart' enqiMim and ft-Clinton:4s* eisaro.ger may Fe ad sireffed tc. Ralph Fletcher Efq. Hollins, near baton ; er the I. 'rhomas nainroft, !Whoa. :tile day of ele.ftion will be Thurfday. the hth of July next, at ten o'clock in the fore ,:eirt. Bolton, My 31, 1102 • . ' The IMPERIAL STATE-LOTTERY toe dos TICKETS and Sh ire.; of. Tickets are now fel. ling by J. 11RANoC0‘111 and Co. at No. tr, Holborn, and No. 37 , Corahill ; one of the Six who rontratted for the two lift Eng:ilh Lotteries; asid who can boaß of having fold, liared, and ma/dieted the following Capital Prizrs :- 4 of £30,0c.0 t t of cc. 2 6 woo 26 -- LOCO 11 10 2 0 0 0 . 45 • _ Likrwife the oily 3 cod Pri;elitat er r was ihaiesi,befides great muntnr of sod. toot ate. Ste.; and by whom the "ri ghts! Plan for Ramping the Shares. Ike. by Government, was panfolitted to the Right Hon. Lord North, which Las in 'reared the profit to the Public on Lotteries, Sae,: that time, tO 3 very vicat amount. &hem grans, and wary particular relative to the prefect Lenny. may be had at the I.UCKY LOTTERY-OFFICES. Na. tt, Firstborn. and No. 17, Cornball, where the Na..thers the aturcf.nd Capital Prizes may be lien, and haw Owed.. Pleafe to °brave, there are ally 24,000 'Fiaketa in this Let: tar—above three Capitals every day of drawina..orcry *do =ore than two &shit' to a Pnze—.the loweß Prize better than in the bit Englith--and the full money paid by Garet:, mem wi sin twc months aft. r the Lottery has 44n- tit/mktg. PORTABLE OVENS, by his Majetty's Royal Law's Parent, bbyy G. and H. sTR ATTON3, I roamougera, &c. who humbly prelim they have hrou,ht them to a Patc of Terfcßio . hitherto unknown, as they require no fixing, and are equal to the purpores of any Family, and may be heated Ihmificiently to bake Bread, Meat, Pies, &c. in five minutes. A Patent Smoke Jack, oikd by the Cook in the Kitchen ,and by means of a Glafa in the front, the trantity and 921ali:y is always vifibie. Kitellat Grates with Ovens and Steam K lichens, more fimpk than any hitherto nfed, and arc not to be put out of order. Patent Rcgitter and Rumford Orates, whereby much more len is obtained, dull. in Rooms prevented, and finoakiag Cisinuties cured; and being made of wrought Iron, every per skims eft -d is removed. Tlkir ova In nation of a Strove for a Shop, Warehoufe, Clutch• P. Ike. they latter themfelves are int to be equalled, and arc particularly adapted to alipbcts where there are no Chimnies. All the above Inventions arc to be 11.4 only at the Patentee's Maaufa.tory, Siackfriars-road, London. A Imre Affortmentalltitehen Furniture; and Families who will um have a Houle (*wined in ase day's :mdse. TO THE CURIOUS IN FISH SAUCE. THE NOBILITI, GENTRY, and PUBLIC In general, ar repedfully Informed, J. BURGESS and tees GLNUINF. and SUPERIOR ESSENCE of ANCIIO VIES. continuer to be prepared by them in the fametnanner that has elttained flu+ imitorfai approbation for many years pall. The hoe acquirc.l ftiperiority of that Article is fully tataBrnn•.t in th: opinion of the Country at large, and of Petrone r:fidott he alt yarn of the World, and having Rood the teat of teal, emits i• in the &maim) it now maintains. Titer , nersi.itiSty of THEIR ESSENCE of ANCHOVIES and other RICH SAUCES for FISH, dec. induces them, from the numerous .Idvertifetnents daily appearing, to caution Fa tuities, :cc in purchafin7 the fame, as none is to he had of Tlit lit ). usitr. but at their Warchoufe as under. F,,, other Ankk In the OU Trade for family ufe, of the tan 111.1:ty. WFsT-INDIA MERCHANTS. CAPTAINS of SHIPS, Etc tWEIvERS in the ARMY and NAVY, (applied upon notiee for the Eaft and Weft India, dte. Warchoulz, No. my, enmetp(Savoy Steps, Stand, I.ondon. Tor the .onvenienee of Famine. in Scotland, they have ap rintri Mc N. R. Jobnaon and Co. Edinburgh, their foie t 1 till Sonora Di tittin'; PAT t NT, CAKES for making of Shining quid BLACKING, for Shoes, loots, Ste.,Price W. cacti, . • • • • CAKES make, with the utmoit Etre . , J. L., the a.!dition of Water only, a molt excellent Shining I.h;iiid nick r.c. much fuperlor to any la itherto known ; it gives the 5c..11 black and molt beautiful gigs to the Leather. yet Os* see rei.dcr. it Ilia or hard, bat on the contrary. prevents It.from c.clting, and pi - dents it (oft, pliable abd mellow to the very I , l*. It i , . pi rfrelly free from fniell, and the Shoes that arc hl.irked s ith its ill neither foil the fingers iit pottiog on, nor tie Rockil y . in wearing. Tke long el:Added reputation of theft Calms haying Induced tr.an. Pert' .ns to coonterfeittluso,thofe who snake ufe of them arr tare notke, that nuns are genuine but what late J r • ..od Label pelted on each Cal;,:, with thee words, a fly the Kt.. •'t Patent, CAK r s for Shining Liquid Blacking, pecian d by Wm. Bayley, the Patentee, and fold by Bayley . lad 11 " V. :tKkipter .ftrcet, London;" There a large allowance is Inle t to thole who buy them for exportation, or to fed strain, with* liter,) difenont to fariXastake quantities for ready money. N. h. The Dills of direeftions tax filmed with my name, which tippet...-s on the oath& of each Cake, W. Baxter. Cr Many of the counterfeit Cakes nearly refuntAing the Mae ore. in appearance. they may be difsovered by sty Name tmtn.) label hsibr differently fpcit,or the word (as) er (as (oc hat!) faience: befogs the word prepared. To the MAYOR, BAILIFFS, BURGESSES, and INHA 811 ANi S 1 the . 1 OWN and COUNTY of tic TOWN of SOUTHAMPTON, 0L..11.11/44N, T_T AVING reetived the mnfl flattering Proffers of unfoneited Suppct, itt ed.: I were to offer nsyfelf as a Canoidee to Repratnt you in PArlirment, at the certain Citneral tledtion, I think it my Doty to Rate to you the Rea-, foot which induce tie to dec:lm. that dalinguithed Hotiour on the prefeut aeration. • • o rcpref,ot my Native Plate is the fondeft Object of my A•mation and wiicneser a future opportunity may occur. I Sul think myfdf bound to purfue it with the greateft Zeal ; bat a difinclietation to &Rudy the Peace of the Town, and to be the caulk of the Diforders and Anintofities uftrdly often-lane on coot:fled ElefUons. in Addition to * late Domeftic Arnie don, which would darrive me of the Active Exertions of hint wild,: drier and Ainflance would be greatly conducive to my Su:cert.—TWA Gunfiderations alone oblige me to pea pone, for the relent, my Prctonfions to your Favour. The Solicitude of lore Friends, who have volnr.taray offered roe their Services, I mall ever remember with the molt heart felt Gratitude, sod ',cannot but regret that any eireunittancra Mould prevent me from availing myfelf of their kind Intentions. While I lt•empt to teprefs my own Sentilant3 of Gratitude, allow me refpretfully to obey the commands of my Father, in taxlerinz, on his Part. emotions of Thankfulnefs, which I can not tleferibe adt pat, ly to his Feelings; for, from a Regard to hint, I am f.-nfihte, I wholly owe the Par:Linty and Friendfh:p I have fo gre•elv caprrienced.--I have the Honour to remain, wi:b the n.oft Gicere efterm, Ger tlemcn, • Your much obliged, and very humble Servant, June t t, ART HUR ATHERLEY, jun. SIIROPSHIRE. AT a very full and refpedable Meetin g o f t h e Noblemen, Gentle:tam, Clergy, and Freeholders of the Cooney of Salop, held in the Shire-Hall, in Shrewibury, the sith day of JIM ; 1302, in purfoanee of an Adyertifement, the following Refolutiqns were adopted ; THOMAS HARRIES, Efq. Sheriff, in the Chair: Upon a motion made by John kroatton Powell, Efqnire, one cf the Reprefcntarircs in Parlianknt for this County, and fcconded by Sir Corbct Corhet, Baronet, It was rerolved tuanimoutli, that the following Addrefs be prefented to his Majcay : "TO TAM ICING . 4 MOST EXCELLENT MA/EMIT. Wc, your Majtfly's molt duti:ul and loyal fuhjefts. the Noblemen, Gentlemen, Clergy, aud Freeholders of the County of Salop:humbly beg leave to c-profs our mutt finecre and cor dial eongeatulationson tnehapry scent of Peat : which, under your Majetty's molt aufpleioss care and direction, cannot fall to be of Mi.% and permanent advantage to the whole of your United Kingdoms. " We ha - ve likevrife the further fatisfadion of feeing this hltffing become general, and an Chriftendom (which has Co 1447 trembled far its Religion and Lawn), DOW potfeiling in a gilat dezret the faltia fecurity with ourfdees. " That your Majefty may enjoy a long and happy reign ; that the Hefting/ of Peace may in future attend it, and the Arts of Clef adorn it, PI the ardent with and earn& prayer of your ever grateful and loyal People." R thrived unanimouft y, That the Sheriff be requefted to pre fent the Addrefs, and that the Members for the County, Sir Richard Hill, Baronet, and John Knyafton Powell, Efq. be re quilted to attend him. Refolved un,:nimoutly, Thrt the Thanks of this Meeting be given to the Noble Lord and Gentlemen who made the requi fition to the Slur& Refohed That the MIAs of this Meeting be given to the Sheriff for his ready acquicfcenec in convc.nin: the Morin;,, and for his couduet in tL. Chair. Ref°lves: unanimoufly, That the Thanks of this Meeting he given to Joan Kyr..dlon Powell, Efquire, for moving the Ad deers, and to Sir Corbel Corbet, Baronet, for fecooding the fame. Ref .Iwed unanitnnuffe,That the above Refolutions be printed in the ?-; CAR. and Ann Papers, the Salopian Journal, and the Shrewfbiary Signed by Order of the Sheriff, R. PHILLIPS, Under Sheriff for the County of Salop. TOWN OF SHREWSBURY. AT a Meeting of the Mayor, Aldermen, AM ants, Surgeires, and Inhabitants of the Town of Shrewf bury, held in the Guildhall of the faid Town, the nth day of June, 1802, in purfoance of an Advertifemeat for that purpok ; RICHARD BR KITON, Efq. Mayor, In the Chair, Upon ti.e Motion of Sir Charles Oakeley, Baronet, and fccondrd by John Corbet, It was nnashnoully Refolved—That the following Add:refs be prefentell to Ms MajePy We, year MoJelty's molt dutiful and loyal Subjeas, the Mayor, Aldermen. Affillants, Burgeffes, and Inhabitants of the Town and Liberties of Shrewibury, beg leave to approach the Throne with the aloft lively Sentiments of Affedion, to con gratulate your Ptlaji at), int the Return of Peace to the United Kingdom. e heartily join with the reit of our rellow-lubjeas, in esprefitig our warmeft admiration and praife of chore glorious Achievements which have diftinguithed your Mai. Ity's Arms thronghott this memorable contell. Indeed, when we con template the nature of the late war, and the mu sampled dif. ticultka attending its proyrcfs, our minds are impreiled with • deep I:afe of thegenuing Patriotifin difplayed by all dcferiptious of your Ilajefty's praele, In maintaining the Honour and In dependance of that. Country, and the Parity of that incftima hie Conititation, under which they b.tve the happinefs to live. " We beg to ailltre your Majesty, that we than ittichouily er-Iraeour, as the twit return we can snake for the Bieilings of Peace, to difcbarge the dudes of our fevenl Rations in loth manner as may trod to improve and per,letuate thole Biel fine ; convinced that this is the only ae'mosckelgment which we can tuanifelt a doe: egad to the favour of Providence, or render our prefect Offerings in any degree worthy of your Niajelty's Approbation." That Mr. Mayor be reguetted to prrfent the Atkin:ls, and that the Members fur the Borough. the Honourable William Hill and Sir Wi Bann Puitency, Baronet, be aifo regnefted to 'Wad him. That the Thanks of this Meeting be given to Mr Mayor, for his ready acguitfeence in convening the fame, and for his Condudt in the Chair. That the Thanks of this Meeting be given to Sir Charles 1 Oakcley, Baronet, for moving the Addrefs, and to John Coe bet, Big. for feconding the fame. That the Thanks of this Meeting be given to the Gentle men who fumed the Regulation to the Mayor. That Mr. Mayor be reguefted to fign the Addrefs on behalf of the Meeting. That the Zoe .1t crolualons be poblifbed,ln the STae. Son. ord Llarewlery Newfpapas. LQZDALE, Towa-Clerk. Nsv4 a nd :tiil.use o Officers, as well as Pa/ sobs Cilp7 Crpa titit. at emote cations,oron long Voy s. having frequa: tly bad oca...flon to make luturaoet.• on their Lye at this Office, have found the Rates and Conditions rearnnable and acceptable. By Ordor of the Board, PETER BOWERS, Rec. A CLE itGit MAN, of exempl ir y con d o °, lib e - Pal mind, and rigidly ceconOrnie, died in December lad, bequeathing to the Provior ace of Goo, and the Voluntary Benevolence of the Public, Three Daughters and Five Sons,for whole fupport the fmalleft donations will he thankfully re ceived per 14irl1n. Ranfom and Co. Pall-Mall. Their Fight Orphans, with refpeelful gratitude, acknow ledge the following rums, viz. From Lard E. 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The Poetical Regilter is intended to comprife all aide Pieces of Fugitive Poetry, worthy of Prefemtion, which are to b.: found in the various periodical Publications; original Contri. billions from Literary Charadters; Seledinns from (care: Englifit Poets, with Biographical Notes of their Athors ; con eife Criticifats on the principal poetic and dramatic Productions, with a complete Catalogue; Notices of Works ileGjoeil for the Preis; and Biographic:l Sketches of celebrated Poet: who died in the courfe of the loft Year.---The original Deportment of this Work will befupported by feveral Writers of poetical eminence. Contribution. , and Notices for the next Volume are requefled to be addrelli.d to the Editor, at Mee.. Ravingtons. JOHNSON'. POETS, re-edited by Dr. AIK IN. This day was publilhci, with 13 Plates, engraved by I r.He tb, from Deigns of Mr :I;.othard, handfomely pri n trd on a fine Paper, and hot-pr.:Ed, in Six Vols. fooifcap Da.vo, price Two Guineas, or on large papa . , with proof impreflions of the Plates, Three Guin,aa in boards, T HE Poetical Works of EDMUND SPFSICER, Printed from the Text of J. U rr cm. v. ith a Preface, Bio graphical and Critieal,—By J. AIKIN, M. D. bang the first fix volumes of a new edition of the Poets of Great hritain, with Prefaces Biographical and Critical, by Ss- MULL jUliSsoN, I.L. D. re edited with new. Biographical and Critical Matter, by J. AMIN, M. D. and with embelliftments to be engraved by Mr. 11E f‘T I Printed for J. Heath, Rolla place. Fitzroy-fituare ;G. 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For to he fare, better obfervath,ns on the Duty of a Broher—on his oath—on his bond—Lnd upon every thing he ought to de, and lonic things which he aught not to do, I am fore I 'lever read." Vide judge Gaoses Charge, p. Chipronham : Printed for J. M. Coombs, nod fold by T. Hutt, Paternofter.row ; J. Bally, C. Smith, and I'. Gibbons, lath ; Emery and Co. W. Sheppard, mid ,W. Lanfdown, Briltol ; J. Roberts, Gloncelter ; J. and E. Upham, Exeter; H. Huhnee, Botharrley, Leeds ; J. Hurft, Wakefield. ifABES DORSAI.IS, AND THE Did hAStS Ot• 'IIIR SFMINAL 113NCTIONS, &c. Preßini Mays and Remarks on the Taber Dorfalls. 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