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PERSONS, whore annual Premiums . hill doe old the sath inftant, are hereby informed, that Receipts are now ready to be delivered at the Company's Offices, over the ROYAL EtCMANGt and in tla ti.-MaLt, as wed as by their rcs• fpective Agents in the revere' Counties ; and the parties affured are r, queited Cu apply, fur the Renewal of their Policies. on or before the 9th of July next, as the anal fifteen days allowed for payment, beyond :i%e date of each Policy, will then expire. Lune, 18os. SAMUEL. FENNIkg, jun. Secretary. 6 ,,• Attendance is given, daily, at the fidd Offices, fur the Affurance of Buildings, Gonda, Merchandise, and Ships, in Harbour, in Dock, or while Building, from Lori or Damage by Fire; and afro for the Affurssice of, and grantiag Annuities on Lives. N. IL P,lides ef A j praate fir the firs g 4 3031. or etpteardr, are ifted free sf exposer to the "Verret / I To the . GFNTLEMEN. CLERGY, and FREEHOLDERS of the County of ESSEX. CI TLaartw, - F I VER fence your rerpetied Member, Mr. BR AMS -M--, tow, has declared his intention of retiring from the honourable and diflinguithed Gtuatiou of your Reprefentative In Parliament. I bave exprelred a with for your fupport as his Sneeiffor ; and Ihould I be fo fortunate to meet with your ap probation on the day of Nomination, and that Nomination confirmed on the day of Median, you may be afured of my ftridt attention to the local interefts of the County, and of my eameft endeavours to give energy and efredt to the Lam, Com merce, and Agriculture of the United Kingdom —4 am, Gentlemen, your moR obedient and faithful Cerrant, Chigwell, June 30,180 a. ELIAL HARVEY. To the GENTLEMEN, CLERGY, and FREEHOLDERS, of the County of YORK. G ENCOURAGED by the Proofs of your kind Partiality which I have fo repeatedly experienced, the grateful fentfr of which will never be strafed from my mind, I once more prdume to offer myfelf a Candidate for the Honour of reprefenting you in Parliament. Should I again be ruffed to that high eminence, 1 Ball endea vour to difcharge with fidelity the duties of my important Trull I but my chief reliance mutt continue to be p!aced on that dffpofition, which you have uniformly tnanifetted, to conftrue with candour and bludnefs, the eondud of your Reprefentative, and to accept favourably thole Cervices which, however &fee dve In Ability, have been prompted by upright Intentions, and a warm and difinterefted Z.atfor the Welfare of oulCountry. I am, with the higheft refped, Gentlemen, Your moft obliged and faithful Servant, London, June ap, doe. W. WILBERFORCE. ' TEMPLE OP Pk ACE. De%eft! and rztcutrd by MlCapon., - . Arid,partlewhtt drive of the Nobility and Garry, the stelebnit-d Artift. Monfivir Ruggieri. will exhibit a molt mag *diem* FIRF.•WOR K. madly &Idle to the one he difplayed to the furprife and gratification of the fpedators at the Fete on Wrislay 6.0 ; and which will conclude with the flight of a COM Fr r.und the (Medan. Admittance Five Shillings each P:rfon, Tea and Cadet in cluded .—Doors to be opened at Eight. the C o ncert to eom. arm at Nine, and the Fire-Work at Eleven precifely. PONFY RACFS. NEW TI4PATRE, SADLER'S WELLS, under the Pa tron:igen( his Royal Highleft the Duke of CLA Rance. r T I H E Pimey Races, which have been received with unbrituukd applaufe by overflowing Houfes, and deridedly acknowledged tp tweed any thing of the kind =M b •e' at any Ebeatre, wit! be repeated this and every evening pus Week. The Ponies will ftart at Seven o'clock preclkly, en the &age, ran round it, ttie:i nut of the Houle over an ex tenfwe Courfe, incinfed Ind corded round for the purpofe, and return to the winning poll in the centre of the lige; the in Full vim of the audience. This to be repeated three limes for one hest. and the bell of three beats to be the winner. St.Gearge commences immediately after the Races,with other Entertainments. To the GENTLEMEN. CLERGY, and FREEHOLDERS A LADY wither to board in a r e fp e etabl e Fa mily un moderate Terms : no ohjeaion to the Caulk!. Letters (Po(t Paid) addreffed to Mr. Ckrke, Printer, wich, will be attended to. I EW:PANORAMA. HAYMARKET, Next door to theOpe.a r THE Public are refpcMully informed, that this .1 PANORAMA, exhibiting a GRAND VIEW of the erry of PARIS and its Environs, is now op n fur public in fpealon. painted from Drawings made on the North Welt 'rawer of the Metropolitan Church of Notre Dame Once the Serving of the Preliminaries of Peace, by JAMILI de MAIM. Wil: continue open front to tUI Dude Admittance is. N. B. A perfon regularly attends to explain the PiEture. ibis day was blifted, Price ts.6d. A THANKSGIVING SERMON for the PEACE, preached June t, tgos, By , Sc Rrv. I. N. WILLIAMS, LL. B. Vitae of Wefbouta, Warwickfhire. Printed tor t,. and J. k obinfon, Paternofter-row. us whom may be had, by the fame Author, . • S. Two Sermons, preached on the Public Faits at April 5793, and February t 794. 21 2. A Sermon on the Public Faft, February 25,1195,2 a . of the COUNTY of MiDDLESEX. CENTLIMIN, IMPRESSED with the deepeft fenfe of gratitude for the ions continuance or (roar and confidence which you have manifelted to me upon many ocadions, and from a confcioufnefe of having done my endeavours to difeharge the various Duties incumbent upon me as one of your Reprefents tivei, I prefume again to offer my ferries to the County, and earneftly to folic* the honour of reprefenting you in the enfulng Parliament. After a lestig life engaged in Public Bonnet's, and nedrly twenty years devoted to your fervice In Parliament, I truft I need not hate to you my general conduet ; it bat been open to your obfrry tion, I have ever wilted it &meld be to, and that you fhould be the judges of it : permit me, however, to fay, that during the whole time I have been honoured with a feat In Parliament as your Reprefentative, I have conftantly attended to my Parliamentary Duty; and have ever ailed ac cording to my belt judgment, to promote the Profperity and Happlinefs of the Kingdom at large, and the particular iota:reit of the County of Miciellefea. I have the Hooow to be, with One= regard, Grtrrtratete, Hanover-Apure, Your faithful and moft obedient Servant, June 30,1802. W. MAINWARING. To the-GENTLEMEN, CLERGY, and FREEHOLDERS, of the COUNTY of NOTTINGHAM. GENTII/4/N. THE Dilfolution of Parliament which has taken place to-day requires that I Mould offer you, without de lay, my moa grateful acknowledgments for the feat which by your favour I have had the honour of occupying, and to exprefa my humble hut anxious hope that 1 may continue to be thought worthy of the fame mark of your confidence at the enfuing Election. lam but too fenfible that the salve feene of life in which it has been my fortune to be employed during the greateft part of the lilt Parliament, has prevented me from cultivating your perleinal friendihip, and paying that militant attention to your political concerns, which my inclination, no lefs than a fenfe of my duty, would have difpofed me to do ' • an omifflon which, rottenly u 1 regret, in both inflances,l may be al lowed to fay, was alleviated, in a confiderable degree in the latter, by the known and exemplary afldulty of my late worthy and much to be lamented Colleague. But 1 croft, Gendemen, that the peace which has lately been concluded, at the fame time that itaffords the means of making myfellanteads for the lots I have (offered, will alio enable me to prove to you the fin etrity of my profetiltms, if it than be your plesfure to honour me by returning me again to Parliament as mkt of your Repre tentative*. lam willing to believe that I than not be thought too &ovine in my expedation, if, in fuch • war as we have been lately engaged, my zeal may have urged me to folkit that fpecies of employment which may have intrenebed, in fame degree, upon the attendance which my Parliamentary Duty required of me. 1, therefore, confidently hope that I mall not be thought unworthy of reprefeating you again in Parliament, and earneftly requeft the honour of your fuppoet at the =ru ing EleEtion. I am, Gentlemen, with fineere and invariable regard, Your moft obedleut and faithful Servant, London, June s 9, tic*. • W. BENTINCK. To the INDEPENDENT BURGESSES aid FREEHOLD ERS of the TOWN and COUNTY of the TOWN of NOTTINGHAM. G Mutt , London, June tB, Him. T HE very kvere misfortune which has fo lat e ly occurred in my family, will, I trait, plead in my favour with you, aq a fufficient apology, for not paying my refpedts to you at this moment. I have faithfully endeavoured to forge you In Parliament at all times when I have not been called forth in your defence and the fervice of my Country; and I molt earnettly hope, that , you will again honour me with your redrafts upon the day of F.leetion, as it has ever been my pride, by a zealous attention to your interelts, and a firm attachment to the principles of the Conftitution, to merit your confidence. I have therefore defired my Friends to wait upon you in my name, and to requett that fupport which I am totally unable at this moment perfonally to folicito—i have the honour to be, Gentlemen, Your obedient humble fervant. JOHN BORLASE WARREN. TRAVELLING TO IRELAND, By the following Coaches, which fet out from the GOLDEN CROSS, CHARING-CROSS : HE HOLYHEAD Coach, through Shrewf -IL bury, Birmingham, and Coventry, every morning at (even o'clock. • The HOLYHEAD MAIL COACH, in 46 hours, through Chcfter, Lichfield, and Northampton, every evening at (even. N. B. The above are the only Carriages to Holyhead ; all advertifements to the contrary are meant to inspofe upon the Public. The CHESTER, PAR /MATE, and LIVERPOOL Pal! Coach, every ntortdng at fix. The MILFORD HAVEN MAIL COACH, through Car marthen, Brecon, Gloucefter, and Oxford, on Toefday, Thud day, and Saturday evenings. The Packets for Dublin Etil daily fronillolyhead, Liver pool, and Parkgate, and for Cork and Waterford daily from Milford Haven. WANTED TO RENT, AGOOD HOUSE in tht Country Unfurnillsed. with from Twenty Acres to any quantity of Pafturo Land, with Manors and good Shooting, particularly Pheafant ; from Thirty Miles to any diltance from London: the Northern Part of England would be preferred, and if near a River with • Right of Flitting the more agreeable, and good Roads. Any Perim widtill to Ler a Place anfwering the above Particulars may hear of a molt excellent Tenant by applying to Mars. William and Jof. Kidd, Upholders, New Bond-ftreet. TO BE SOW BY PRIVATE CONTRACT. A VERY Valuable and Improveable FREE HOLD ESTATE, l'ythe Free, eotififting of the Manua of Great Sturton, near liarneaftle, in the County of Lincoln ; and four Farms, in the occupotion of refpeelable tenants at will; containing altogether ts is Acres of Arable, Meadow, and Paftuze Land, coniprifing nearly the whelk of the Lord. fhlp.—For further particulars apply to Mr. Caldecott, Solicitor, Rugby, Warwickihirr ; Mr. Yates, Stretton under Fide, near Rugby ; or to Mr. Tyndale, Solicitor, No. 6, Lincoln's Inn Fields. DEVONSHIRE. CLEVE HOUSE, within One Mile of EXETER, TO BE LEE, A VERY defirable MANSION, fit for the ac. commodation of a Genteel Family, very comfortably Furnilhed, with Gardens, Orchard, and fevers! Acres of I .and; the Houfe is molt delightfully &aimed out an Eminence, and commands a very beautiful View over the Sc, and the Country.; The Pretnifes may be bad for a Term Unfurnithed, and the Furniture difpnfed of at a taig Valuation. For Particulars and Terms apply to Men. Kidd*, Up holders, New Bosid.ltreet This day WAS puhliibed, In One Vol Gems, price ye. 6d. Board!. QTATE of EGYPT, after the BATTLE of L , HELIOPOLIS ; preceded by General Obierwations on the Phyfical and Political Charade,. of the Country. Tranilattd front the French of REENIF.R, General of DiviAon. With a whole Sheet Map of Lower Egypt, London : Printed for 0. and j. [Labia= Paternofter-row. Of whom may be bad, lady publltbed, Imitated from s the French, z. Soulavie's Memoir. of the Kelso of Loins XVI. from his Monier to bh Deeds, Utu(bated by sty Portrats, 6 Vols. Ivo. 21 So. Bowls. 2. 1 be Life of BOIMPA Wet, with a Portrait by Heath, Ivo. Is. Boards. This day was putilifited. in Two Volumes Svc. price 131. in boards. a fecond Edition, of T ECTURES on theGofpel of St. MAT THEW; Ja-a delivered in the Parini Church of St. James, Weitmln:ter. tithe Years 1791, 1799, 'Soo, and ski. By the Right Rev BELLBY POILTEUS, D. D. flithop of London. Printed for T. Cadell,jun. and W. 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Gstretriattv, T HE repeated inflances of your kiudnefs and liberality to me, induce me again to make you an offer of my ferviees. Not prefuming, however, to fuppofe, nnw, or at any time, that any thing could have plated me, or continued me fo long, en the fituation of your Repreferstative. hut the Chapter of Ac cidents, and the indifpofition of Gentlemen to come forward, who have a natural cLdin to reprefent you. I came at your call—and whenever I Stall &Cover it to be the general with that I Otould retire, I have fo much refped for you, that I will do it without a Regale. I know my own fituation too well, toot to feel, that, if any attack Mould be made upon the Reprefentation of the Town of Nottingham, it mutt neecffarily be an attack upon me; be tante niy Colleague has, not only to you, but to the Nation at large, rendered moR minent and important fervicest—where , as I have nothing to offer, but an humble affurance that I will not betray your confidence. The tranquility of the prelim moment promifes a reltoration ° of all thole lileffings, which F.nglithmen have been accuftomed to enjoy: and, I hope, I am not text fanguhie in expedling from it this further advantage, that it will put an end to aU thufe political difputes, which have arifen out of the dlitradted Rate of all the Nations of Eur;ipe ; and which, fortunately fur us, have left this Country, alone, unimpaired iunidtt the general wreck. When we have fem, in other Countries, that many attempts, to remove the miferies of a wretched Government, have ended in making the people of dude countries Rill more wretched ; Ii it not a (biking Icfron to the people of this country, to loot around them and be lidded ; that (independent of the imp:. &along which attend all human Gower:train%) they live un der a Couftitto Ina, admired and envied by all thole who tan hot enjoy the benefits of it and that by difturbing it, in the eapettation of making it a little better, an Englithman has little to gain, but every thing to lofe.-ml Ile the hammy to be with the (remelt reped„ Oeutremen, Your much obligeil and faithful fens bANwa. PAR7.IIIXIii. To tilt GENTLEMEN, CLERGY, and FREEHOLDERS of the COON JY of BUCKINGHAM. C 1 ITLtMtN, WHEN you fo kindly conferred upon me that dißinguithed Gustiest in which the partiality of the County has fo repeatedly placed my Family, I could only offer to you, in return for your goodnefe, the Itrongelt exprefliptis of gratitude, and the affurances of my endeavours to difcbarge the truß repofed in me with integrity, and with fidelity. As I am not confdous of having negledied, or failed in this engage• Meg. I prefume again to folick the favour of your votes and intereft to replace me in that fituation, which it will be the pride of my life to endeavour to retain, as a proof of your kind aids and good opinion. Many may ferve you with greater &W -ild", but permit me to affure you, that none out feel more watmly towards you thole faith:tents of gratitude, repot!, and devotion with which, I have the honour to be, Contemn, Your very faithful and obliged, Wotton, Humble (errant, June 30, CHANDOS TEMPLE. To the GENTLEMEN, CLERGY, and•FREEHOLDERS, of the County of YOWL GINTLCMVJI, T TAKE the earlieft opportunity of making known to you my intention of again offering snyfelf a CA MATS for the Coo NTT, at the approaching General Elea:ion. The very flattering fupport I had the honour to experience upon a former meaSon, will ever remain ftrosgirimpreired upon my mind. _ _ _ I have acted as your Reprefentative during a period of much difficulty and danger to the Country; my polffififtrinciples and condudt cannot therefore be unknown to yu g gi r tis for you to judge of their merit ; but I can with truth d , that to fulfil the arduous duties filmy Stoutly'', with ty towards my Country, and towards my Conitituenta, has been my con- Itant object. Should you again deem me worthy to have the honour of reprefenting you in Parliament, it willlgain be my Rudy, as it will Imam my duty, to endeavour %acquit my fell of the wit reputed in me, with independence, with atten tion to the pule welfbre, std to the interefta of tWlCounty of Yeekdv-I have the honour to be, with the greaten aped. Gentlemen, _ P Yves Algid end molt Obedient beinbk 11MA I. junco', AY& HENRY I. S. To the GENTLEMEN, CLERGY, and FREEHOLDERS of the COUNTY of HERTFORD. eiNTLEMILS, IN confequence of a Difrolotion o f P ar li a m en t, I feel tt mry duty to impede to you, in this public manner, the ftroageft alltvaoces of my gratitude for the dittinguilbed ho nour which you have repeatedly conferred upon me : at the fame time, I am well aware how much more I am indebted to your s partiality and Beady frientlfidp, than to any et • •nary pretenfiens or fuperior merit of my own. By your peculiar klnducfa, and your liberal and indulgent confiden t:ion of my failings, I have been placed in that eminent and re fpedtable Situation which I haver° many years enjoyed amonidt my Countrymen and Neighbours fituation fo highly flat tering and honourable, that the poffellon of it, by your free choice, completely gratifies my utinoft ambition and the proudeft with of My heart. In the pleaflog hope thit I may not have forfeited your good opinion and regard, I take the li berty to offer nayfelf once more to your notice, and to Collett the favour of your countenance and rapport on the approach ing day of nomination : and if you (hall think me worthy to be employed again in your feniee, you may be affured that I will pay a arid attention to the bands of the county, and that I will not fall to difcharge the important duties of my public Italian with diligence, integrity, and independence.—l am, Gentlemen, your obliged and faithful Servant, Gifts Park, June 30, etas. WILLIAM I'LUMER. TAKE NOTICE. The Drawing of the ENGLISHSTATE-LOTTERY begins on MONDAY the ad of AUGUST.—There will be only Eight Days Drawing, and t Capital Prise for every Morn- - The Pirtt-drawa Ticket will be eatitkd to Lipoo Ditto ad Day 2,000 Ditto ad Day sago° Ditto -- ath Day 20,000 Ditto -•••• sth Day sotto Ditto 6th Day z,OOO ' Ditto 7th Day se coo Ditto Bth Day 10,000 Bade, other Prizes, amounting to £146,D00. THE 'rickets, liaises, %tarter:, Eighths, and Sitteeaths, are now falliaela great Variety of Numbers, aid on the loweft Terms. h 7 The Money fnr the Prizes paid on Demand, by HORNSBY and Co Stock-brokers at their old EftabliOsed State-Lottery °face, Licenced puduant to Ad of Parliament, No. a 6, Curnhill, oppoßte the Royal-Exchangt., London; affn at their Offices throughout the Kingdom. Clubs, Sotieties, and individual Purchafers, in Town and Country, who honour Hoawtar and Co. with their Corn/nand', are particolarfy recommended to buy fpeedily, on account of the very few Tickets in the EngWli Lottery—only ag,ooo. fn molt Lotteries upwards of ao,cco hate been fold before the Drawing eamnimeneed. The Scheme is much approved of, and the demand fur Tickets and Shares, at Hominy and Co.'s Oilices, to daily lactating. iss.• Orden eamatad eimidkiv Cimino r..,..... a .voli•It. SEA BATHING. TO BE LET for 1,2, 5,4, 5,6, is Months, or a Wage term if wanted, with immediate poffelSon, A COMFORTABLE HOUSE, containing four principal and two fervants' bed-rooms, and a dreil) ug• room; a breakfat and dining parlours; kitchen, houfekerper's room, ample cellariug, &c. together with a COoch h,ufc and four-Ilan ftable.—The:e Premifes arc Gthate at Felpham, one of the moil refpeetabli tillages on the Sulk: Coalt, are near the Sea, and within one mile of the much efteented and fathintiaide Bathing Place of Bognor. - Further particulars may be obtained on the Premifes; of Mr. Colwell Bridger, at Anteton, near Irelpharn ; and of Mr. Bartlett, at his Royal Exchange and General Agency °lkea, Chktiettet. NEW MANUFACTOKY. T HE Nobility and Gentry are refpeetfully in formed, that the elegant and talteful variety of New and Faibionable Articles for Drefs now exhibiting at ROBARTS and PLOWMAN'. Warthoufe, have indtired many Linco drapers, Haberdathets. lice. to offer fur fate many kinds of (Furious and inferior Goods. as their Manufaciure ...They are compelled to take this opportunity of informing: the Public, that they have no connection with any Pei-lona of the above dekrip don, and that the genuine and elspnt Produdions ut _their Idanufadory are only to be bad at tbeir Warehoufe, No. a, Chandos-street, Covent-Garden. PATENT' UNION REGIS fIR and otheASTOVES. p YOUNG moil refpeetfully recommends to • the Public his Patent Union Stoves, in which are united (with the greateft fimplicity of conftrusftlon) the defirable qua. fides of !Economy, Security, and Elegance- A comparatively (mall quantity of Coals makes a very powerful Fire, which may be titinguiflted at nigh+ by a fimpic yet Lit.dtive :rhino& and the Albes underneath arc excluded from the fight Ly an Orna mental Steel Plate. Manufactured and fold by the Patentee, No. xs, Borough Walla, Bath ; and in London by Mitt and 1 aut, No. z t 4, Lon Acre; Lardner, No. 54. Oxford-ttreet ; Jones, No la , Bnnd• *beet ; Bent and Sous, No. los, St. hefartin's.lane ; Painter, No. s t, Cornhin ; and Downer and Sanders, No. t 53, Fleet •ei r TO THE CURIOUS IN FISH SAUCE. THE NOBILIT7, GENTRY', and PUBLIC in general, are refpeafully inforratxl., J. BURGESS and Bon's GENUINE and SUPERIOR ESSENCE of ANCHO• VIES, continues to be prepared by them in the fa uemanner that has obtained fuch univerfal approbation for nia , iy years pall. The long jultly acquired fuperiurity of that Article is folly confirmed in the opinion of the Country at large, and of Pt Kona refident in all parts of the World, and having Rood the Wit of trial, ranks it In the fituation it now maintains. The rand utility of THEIR ESSENCE of ANCHOVIES and other RICH SAUCES fur FISH, &c. induces them, from the numerous Advertifements daily appearing, to caution Fa milies, &c. in purehafieg the Came, as None is to be bad of THEIR clews:as, but at their Warehoufe as under. Every other Article in the Oil Trade for family ufe, of the belt quilts. WEST-INDIA MERCHANTS, CAPTAINS of SHIPS, &e. OFFICERS in the ARMY and NAVY, fupylied upon the Sorteß notice for the Ealt and Weft Indies, &c. • Worehoufe, No. sob corner of Saiuy Steps, Strand, London. For the convenience of Families hi Scotland, they have ap. pointed Meflrs. R. johniton and Co. Edinburgh, their foie Agents for FM Sauce... IMPORTANT ADVICE 'lO FAMILIES. COPY of a Letter from the Rev. Mr. CliettiS Paerron, Redor of Bulmer, Milton, Yorkfhire, to Meffrs. Cease and Bartel Chesfide.—Gentlemen, upon feting fo many refpeetable fignaturos to the Cures performed by your CHINO'. PATENT WORM LOZENGES (parti cularly that of the Lord Mao!) of Carlin; with whom I have the honour of bring aciptainteJ),induced me to try them upon a fon of mine, who had been vcnt ill a lung time, awl teCallctii little or no benefit from any Medicine he took. I think it a duty due to you, and a national advantage, to fay, that be was pettedly tcftored to good health, by only taking three dotes of your incomparable Medicine, which I have ftrongly recom mended to many of my friends far themlelves and children, and they have never failed of fuccers I am, Gentlemen, Your humble Servant, Fulmer, Ott. ty, ans. CIiARLES•PRESTOtt Sold, Wbolefale and Retail, at Ching and Butler's, Clasp fide ; and Retail by Van Bergen, Elfinore; Bull, Dugdale, ant Callwr.ll. Dublin; Davis, Cork : and by molt rt.lpeaabie Me • dicing Venders in tin United KinVoms, lu Bones at 5 . Hall Bola aa. 9d. and Madly buss, ocouislas hail am% al it..• assiairmatek- - - 1