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glfziN9 c sgv 4 - , A Ad, t s Ac•i" : 4";4 . 4 - 4.15 f, .1 11 P: 4.* If It 1! • , , - 111 NUMBER 4134 MILITIA. 'WHEREAS Heads of a Bill are in circula tion for the a:tendon of the Militia, and augmenting its numbers to Sixty Thottfand Men; and whereas Each intend ed alterations And augmentation appear materially to deviate from the rincirlts on which the original eftablilhment was fonnril--tbe Lieutenants of Counties, Commanding Officers of It...intents or Cor?s of Militia, and Members of either Houfe '4 of Parliament, who have raved in the Militia, are de- Sad to meet at the Thatched Hoare Tavern, at Twelve ( m oc k, an Weduriday the SO day of May next BEA UFORT, DERBY, W I:NT WORTH FITZ- CARNARVON, WILLIAM, CARLISLE, RUMNEY, DEVONSHIRE, GRANTLEY, DORCHESTEROR V, BERKELEY, April g, 'Sot. TO THE PROPRIETORS OP EAST4NDIA STOCK. LAOIS , MID OINTIIIIIIII, E E:edion of Six Dire. ors of the EA. 11 Ind Company being appointed for Wednefday the 1 4 th ;,,Rant, the favour of your Vote and Interclt is &fired for the folleming Gentlemen , D c v A. Cf_af!..,7::llllll, rfq. duo. Grant, Efq. Ni'Mht 'fbornton, Efq. Sir Stephen Lufhington, Bart. Sweny Toooc, Efq. Which will very marl oblige, Ladies and Gentlemen, Palt-India Houle, April a, Your molt humble ferrants, Paul Le Mefurier • Charles Mills j Manfhlp John Roberts Thomas Theophilus Metcalf Francis Baring Tbonras Parry William Bentley Beward Parry Jacob Boranquct Abraham Roberts Lobo Smith Burge's Ik.vid Stott ofeph Cotton George Teem oml Darell ocnrr Woodford Tbeßoron William Elpbinftone Itobtr. 1 hennas Simon Frafer john Travers John Huntrr :ttliben Wiliisms Hugh lughs. To the PROPRIETORS of EAST INDIA STOCK. Laotat AND G!NTLIDICN, HAVING die 1 ionour of being recommended to you by the Direetoes of the EMI India CompJny, as the Si: Caedidat , .s for the Din,lion to be chalet' this ' , car, we take the libcrty of rtqueßing the Favoar of your Vote on the Day of Eleetion, WednefiLay the tathinitant. We are, Ladies and Gclitlanen, Your rnoft obedient cod molt humble fervors% raft India Houfe,l WILLIAM DEVAYNES, April 2.1302. S CHARLES GRANT, STEPHEN LUSHINGTON, GEORGE SMITH, WILLIAM THORNTON, SWENY TOONE. PLMLIC OFHCF., SOW-STREET, April 11, ao2. HORSES STOLEN. CTOLEN front the Grounds of Edward Ro l) p. ra . Liq. at Ealing, Midd!del, in tile. Night between Wednefeiay the 7th, and Thurfday the Sth inftar.t, • BAY C ELD:NG, Leen years old, having various marks from Har ads ; about Sheen bands high, hack mane and tail. rather low in condition. Alfa a CHESNITE DUN GELDING, aged, about fourteen hands and.4-Ital.f high, white face, one fore foot and one hi id foot white. the tail rather thin of hair, which, with his head, when rode, he carries nearly Relight. Monti will fuch informAtion at the abdre Mice, to Sir Rieman, Fean. Chief Magißrate of the Police, as may be the mean. of moulding the offender or offteulcrs, Rail receive a Reward of FORTY POUNDS from the Owner. CURIOUS IN FISH SAUCF- . 'THE NOBILITY, GENTRY, and PUBLIC in general, are refpedtfully informed, J. BURGESS and Sea's GENUINE and SUPERIOR ESSENCE of ANCHO VIES. continues to be prepamd by them in the famcmanner that has obtained fuch uuiverfal approbation for many yeirs pall The long justly acquired fuperiority of that Article is fully (manned in the opinion of the Canary at large, and of Pei tons relident in all parts of the World, and having Rood the tt R of trial, ranks it in the fituation it now maintains. The general utility of THEIR ESSENCE of ANCHOVIES and other RICH SAUCES for FISH, Ste. induces them, from the numerous Advertifernests daily appearing, to caution Fa -- - • metes, &c. in parched:kg the fame, as none is to be had of THEIR GINOI ma, but at tbeir Wareboufe as under. Every other Article in the Oil Trade for Madly ufe, of the licit quality. WEST-INDIA MERCHANTS, CAPTAINS of SHIPS, &c. OFFICERS in the ARMY and NAVY, (unified upon the &melt notice for the.ffaft and Weft Indies, &c. Warchoufe, No. 107. corner of Savoy Steps, Strut!, London. For the convenience of Families in Scotland, they have ap ecimed Meffrs. R. Janata and Co. Edinburgh, their fele 'gents for Fith Sauces. A FURTHER PROOF OF THE EFFICACY 01 1 CHINO', PATENT WORM LOZENGES. Colonel Rion Lc has favoured Marrs. Ching and Butler with the following Cafe : CZNTLEMEN, HAVING by accident read the teflitnony of the LORD Cuter BARON refpeding your invaluable Clint's P..tast Winn Lozenges, I was induced to make trial a them on myfclf. Prom a twenty-two years reficience in the Fat-Indies, I have been fubjeet to a liver complaint, and vio kat iiiious obitruelons. I have made ufe of the I.oxenges, eml have derived very coofiderable benefit from than, and has given them to my children, and the childrenvf my acquaintance; ' alfo to numbers of the poor; and in no one inftance have they ; failed of fuceefs, but in force aka have performed, I may fay, miraculous cures. I have perufed the numerous teßimonles of de Land effects produrcd by them, and Dull only remark, I do j act think too much can be laid in their penile; from cape. Saxe I particularly reeonsmend them for removing obltinate Mous obfirudioos.—Gentlaueu, your obedient fervent, lannouth, Feb. so, doe. JOHN RIDDLE. To Metes. Ching and Built-v. Sold whokfak, retail, and for exportation, at Ching and Ender's, No. 4, Cheaphde ; and retail by Pidding, No. 76. mane the Pantheon, Oxford-Rreet ; Swiney, Pall-MaU; and moft Country Medicine Venders in the United Kingdoms. , Whores at One Guinea, st. and 2'. std. each. • WARWICKSHIRE. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, The Inner etd of May, or beginning of June nest, to different Lots, inlet's limner difilufrd of by Private Coutraet, MANOR of WEDDINGTON, in the Lunt) , of Warwick ; and alfo near yon Acres of ex e?!.3lmg rick and fertile ARABLE, MEADOW, and PAs'. TrIE LAND, in Weddiniston aforefaid, now divided into " alen 'eln rum.. and in the poffcMon of very refpedtable Te aantt, with fultabh and convciti,rt Farm.ltoufea and Buildings 11.2:101:ng thtieon.particulars of which will he given In duc Linn. Vt (*lmmo is Gmateel within one Mile of Nuneaton, Svc of iteritlone, the fame diflaoce from Hinckley, nine Miles from Colotatftand eighteen Miles from Leiceitcr, is near the Wat ht Lttet Road, and alfo near the Turnpike Road leading L-ain Let-eller to Coventry, and within a (mall diftance of the Co i-ctrt nod Alkby Can.d., and tile Poor-rates and Land-tax lc? vtry low. Farth..r information may be h4d by applying to Robert A4iby-cle-14 "'ouch, in the county a Leiteact. ": ; Mr. Matthew Ingle, of the fame place: Mr. Farmer. th : Stan', in tyre raid County of Leicelter ; or frusl. P•ir r Uurst tiertaway, Attorney at Law, Runipton. War . • This day was pablifhol. Volume TIL bandfomely printed 111 Itiarto on a fine Paper, price tl. se. in boards, of a new Work, entitled GENERAL BIOGRAPIIY ; or, Lives of the moil eminent Perfons of all Agee, Countries, Conditions, and Profellons, arranged secooling to Alphabetical Order; crompored by J. AIKIN, M. D. Rev. THOMAS MORGAN, Mr. NI€HOLSON, and others. _ _ It is the particular purpofe of this Work, to afford a more charaderiftle and impartial efti mate, moral and intelleaual, of the fubJeets of Biographi.,,l Record. t him has hitherto been done ; In flmilar Publications; and likcwife to proportion more Italy the length and minutcnefs of the narrative to the relative cage queue of the Individual commemorated. By attention to there points, it is hoped that fu rh a view has been given of all the molt eoufpieuous eharaetem in Hiaory and Liter_ture, as may amply afford initrudion and entertainment to general readers, and preclude the need:lly of confulting a variety of authors. For the ufe.of thole who with to make more particular inquiries, and likewik for the purpors of authenticating the matter of narration, ref:Traces ..re fuhjoined to every tingle article of the [mutes w hence; the information has been derived. Printed for J. Johhfon, St. Pauls Church-yard; G. and T. 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This day was publithed, handforncly printed in Two Volumes Medium 4t°. illuftrated by Forty-nine Copper-plates, neatly engraved, price Two Guineas and a Half in boards ; or, for the convenience of chore who are deftrous of purchafing this Work in Parts, No. I. price is. 6d. to be continued Weekly till the Whole is completed, in Thirty-live Numbers, of A SYSTEM of FAMILIAR PHILOSOPHY, 3 . in Twelve Ledures ; being the Courfe ufually read by Mr. WALKER., of Conduit-greet, Hanover4quare : Containing the Fkrnents, and the praCtical Ufa to be drawn from the Chemical Properties of Matta; the principles and application of Mechanics, of Hydroftatics, of Hydraulics, of Pneumatics, of Magnesiftn, of Eledtricity, of Optics, and of Aftrooomy, including every material modern decovery and improvement to the prefent time. For the SatisfaCtion of the Public, we here give an Farad of the principal Contents of each Lecture : . . I. INTRODUCTORY Lec FUR!, containing tome general Ideas refpcEting the Syftem of Mature. 2. Of the PARTICLES of MATTER, thole minutenefs, hard tads, =meson, divifibility, inertia, and coherion, - and on Mag netifrn. J. On MECHANICAL POWERS, as applied to the Windmill and travelling Corn-mill, Wheel-carriages, containing a variety of Experiments for the Improvement of Coaches, Carts, Wag gons, Ste. 4 On CHEMISTRY, on Acids, Alkalis, Diftination, Subli mation, on affinitive Attraaion of Cornbußion, Metals, Mine rals, Vegetable and Animal Analsla, Chemical Apparatus, Mifcellaneous Obfervations and Experiments in Chentiftry. 5. On the Aram!' meat, Mechanical and Chemical Pro perties of Air • on Wind, Air-guns, Wiud-guns, on Sound, Sympathy of So und.: 6. HYDROSTATICS, HYDRAULICS; of fpecific Gravities, on the Diver's Bell, of Paws, the Rope Pump, the forcing Pump, Boulton and Watt's Steam Engine, Steam Engine with the Cylinder in the Boiler. 7. ELECTRICITY, Introdudory Remarks on Elithical Ma chines, on Points, on the attradtion and repellency of Eleetri city, on the Leyden Vial. 8. E Lac T !KITT, continued; of fpontannous Electricity, of Lightning, of Animal Eledtrleitx, Medical Electricity, Experi ments mikellaneout and entertaining. 9. Outlets, on Vifion, Optical !nftruments, the Night Glib, the Refradting and Refleaing Telcfeopes, of the Single, Double or Compound, Solar, and Opaque Microfeope, the Magic Lantern, Mifeellatieous Experiments, Deceptions, &c. to. Asroo Nor r, Genera/ View of Creation; ancient Opi nions concerning it; why the Earth muR be a Globe; Day, Night, and the s...arm., how produced; on the Celeftial Globe; Origin and life of Alm: Conftefiations; tbofe nfeful in Naviga tion; Equinoxes; Zodiac; Equation of Time; tlfe of Tune keepers, tite. it. On the Montt, her Motion and ; Horizontal and Hamel!. Moon ; on the Caul,: of 'fides in the Air, and Sea ; on Currants. IS. ASTRONOMY continued, Newtonian Marine rcfpecl ing the Laws of the Planetary Motion • char :idler and prov er. ties of the Planets and their Moons; tie of the Nautical EA*. merit; on Altitude And Refraelion; on Comets, &c. Printed fur the Author, at his Houfe, No. 42, Conduit-Rreet, Hanover-No.lre, and fold by G. Kearflcy, Fleet-fleece; and Bradfuse, Elinburgh; Braes and Reid, Gbfgow ; and Archer and Colbert, TUESDAT, APRIL 13 $ 1802 _ - - SHAW, GRAHAM. AND fIURN's DEBTORS. ALL Perfons who are indebted to the Mate of Chrtitopher Shaw, Jefsph Graham, and John Burn, of the Town and C ount y o f Southampton, Wine Mercha n t,, arc re que ß e d to pay their efpeetive Debts to Thomas Shaw, of Southampton aforefaid, Wine Merchant, who is duly authorized, by the Affignees of the Paid Chriltophcr Shaw, Joreph Graham, and John Burn, to receive the la me . March t, aos. JOHN ELSTOB, Solicitor to the Laid Eftate. NOTICE to the CREDITORS and DEBTORS of the late GEO. HEMINa, Efq. A LL Perfons who hav e an y Cl a i m or D eman d on the Eftate or Effeets of Geo. Herring, late of Wed. dington, in the County of Warwick, Efq. deceafed, whether upon Mortgage, Bond, Note, or otberwife, are refpeetively de fired forthwith to traniMit the particulars thereof to Mr. Geo Gramway, of Nuneaton, in the County of Warwick, Attorney at Law: and all Perfoos who Rood indebted unto the Paid Geo. Heating, at the time of his &mire, are defied forthwith to pay their refpedive Debts unto the raid ()torte Greenway, who Is duly unbarred to receive the fame. TO LINEN DRAPERS, ,tiKITERS, GROCERS, Or any Bufincfs Iciuirirg Shcw. A HOUSE and SHOP to LET, wi t h a hand •L fonse modern Front, dcfirably fituatcd in a Market Town about Ten Allies from London, in a populous Neighbourhood; and where immediate Puff Sion may be had, and the coming In very cafy. For further Particulars enquire of Mr. Cottle, No. ina, High Holborn. CAPITAL SITUATION in the GROCERY LINE. TO IS SOLD SY PRIV•TS CONTRACT, With immediate pavilion, ALL thole extemi re Premiies, fituated oppofite the Foy:rain Inn, 1k sit Cowes, ha! of Wight ; confilling of a fracious shop, with modem Bo w: Window; good Dwd linrhoufe, Work-Sop, Store-houfes, Stabling, Gan ders and, Carriage Road for Goods from the Fountain Oltiay round by Carycl.lane into the back part of the Premien. The whole calculated and ufed for the salt fixty years in the Grocery and Tallow Chandlery Bufmcfs, and equally well fituated for any other Tr.:de. Enquire for particulars. or to treat for the purehafe, at the Bank of Meffrs. Day, Bufiguy, and Day ; or of Mr. Coffins, So licitor, Welt Cowes. GLOUCESTERSHIRE. TO PC SOLD BY PBlf•Tk CONTRACT, A HANDSOME and Capacious Stone•built hlanlion, called Cotfwold Houle, innate in the P.uills of North Caney, in the County of Gloumfier ; with about so Acres of Arable. Meadow, and Palture Land, all adjoin. ing, and within a ring knee. The lioufe has been lately built, the Rooms are large and handfome, and Lae Coach-houfe and Offices attaches! to it arc as compaft and complete u polfible. The Haw,: is in the centre of the Mate, commands a near un4 beautiful profpect, and is furrounded with the Gardens, Plantations, and Walks. 'The Gardens are walled in, and well planted, and the Fruit 'Trees are in full bearing. In the principal Garden is a Hot-holife. The &nation is remarkable for the falubrity of the air, and goodncfs of th e water; the neighbourhood is unexceptio;fably good , and the country aboands with game. Cotfwold Houfe is witldn 8 miles of Cheltenham, 6 of Cl rencefter, and tt of Glou.. Per. The Land Tax has been re deemed. Immediate pop•fiim may be had, and the growing Crops taken at a valuation.—A Farm adjoining, etatainin shoat 90 Acres, will be fold with this Eftate, If the purehatr wilhes it. A Plan of the Eftate may be teen, and farther particulars known. upon application to Mr. Vizard, No. 4, Gray s-Inn (guars. In the profs, and early in next Winter will be publiffied, Elegantly printed on a New Letter colt oo purpofe for the Work, and on a Superfine Woven Medium Paper, io Twenty-ohe Volumes, Odtavo, ri:H E PLAYS of WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE : With the Carredtions and Illultratlons of various Com mentators. To which are added, Note, by SAMUEL JOHN SON, and GEORGE STEEV ENS. The Fifth Edition. Revifed and augmented by ISAAC REED. To this Edition will be prefixed, a Portrait of the Author, engraved by SHARP, from a Painting in the pods:Gan of the late Geolltin Svc's-sus, Efq. Printed for the Proprietors of the former Edition. Tbis day was publiChed, in Two Volumes Odavo, Price 14s. in boards, a Second Edition, of T HE PHILOSOPHY OF RHETORIC. Br GEORGE CAMPBELI o D. D. Principal of the Marifebal Co!legc, Aberdeen. Printed for T. Cadell, jun. and W. Davies, Strand ; and W. 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Of whom may le Lail, The Two Preceding Volumes, for the Years 1799 and z Soo. •.• Unavoidable eireumitances having pr.:vented the earlier Publication of the Third Volume, the Editor thinks it proper to affurc the Subferibers to the Work, and the Public, that the Fourth Volume (for the prefent Year) will be publilbed in January next, and that the fuccecding Volumes will be regu larly publidssd in the month of January. A COPIOUS HISTORY OF THE UNION. This day was publdhed, Price Ten Shillings and Siapencc, in boards, (Dedicated to the Marquis of l.missoowsiz,) THE HISTORY of the UNION of GREAT BRITAIN and IRELAND; with an Introdudory Sur vey of Hibernian Affairs from the earlieft Times. By CHARLES COOTE, LL. D. Sold by G. Rear(ley, No. 46, Fleet-thee ; of whom may be bad the HISTORY of ENGLAND, the LIFE of CAISAR, and other Publieationscf the fame Author. ••• It Is prclumed, that a Work of this kind will be highly interefting to every daft of Reuters, as it treats of we of the molt memorable crania ftions of an eventful period, and con tains a narrative of every important eireumftanee conflated with what his Mikity has styled the happleft Event of his Reign. NEAR LIM OW--SIIROPSHIRE. TO BE SOLD BY AIIC FION-Br Mi. CHRISTIE, At his Great Room, in Pall-Mall. on Monday the loth of May next, at One o'Clock, ikVALUABLE and DESIRABLE FREE HOLD ESTATE, confining of a fubftantial elegant Brick-built Manton, with Stabling fur Eleven Hocks, Two Coach Houres, numerous attached and detached Oakes of every ddc 00, fuited to a large Family, excellent Kitchen Garden, walled and richly planted, Pinery Sum:lnm Houk, Melon Ground, beautiful Reduce Ground of near Six Acres, difpokd with talk and Fringed with rich Plantations, embelliked with keen; of Water ltneked with Rh, funnounted by a Lawn, and fundry rich Inclofures, in whole about t 66 Acres, Tithe Free, Land Tax Redeemed, about tBo Acres Rich Meadow, the reft Arabic, about so Acres of which may be watered at pleafureby a River, in which is a valuable Right of PlLery Deßghtully fituate within two miles of Ludlow, (even of Ten bury,; beautiful and fporting part of the Caking of Sakip. 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