Star. — London, England, 1818-06-20 00:00:00

. .. , , . , Per Ce 1. . . A . . es, •: .1 .1., K. s . NO\ • • . . . , . . i Pr• e•. p' ee w- ""). t _ A •'. -le 1 `r• . 4 . „ ille ,f 4 011 ... ; 41 4 . 4 . 4 . 444 • ' i, .9 : 1 4,- • % it..- ~,..,,...",. •.r , . . . . . . , . . .. ..... • _ _ ,-----:---.• i . . • PRICE SEVEN-PEIRCE. , 4 4 . emoommommilm 11 , - t 'll 1 ) liN's MEETING or lINDPLESE XFR EEIIO,6DER S. . 1 i ' r FREE3ICI'r Yesterday a meeting wag held in the Assembly . . NB. room at the Mermaid tavern, Hackney, to consider of the hest means of pro c u r i ng R epr e sentat i ves f or t h e eknowiedle" county of Middlesex, in the ensuing Parlietricen A I ;Poo nw 'ire .- considerable number of freeholders assenwied abort 7 - i gb 3 4:RL eleven o'clock. Shortly afterwards the Sheriff ape You in peered, and was called to th e c h a i r . H e stated, P a IA t Li, ...... ell• that the Meeting had been early called, that the 1, Atom than bs business for witch they had assembled tr.ight be 1 1 of those lade - soon concluded, on account of his being obliged to a i I. I 11100 diteaTeds attend the Old• Bailey, and the conclusion of the day's dining %LW" a proceedings at Guildhall. 1 Mr. Seerrefetes then came forward, end proposed avant, Mr. Ilyng as a fit rnan to represent the county of . ROHAltit Middlesex in the ensuing Parliament, with great ap: = /F .plause; and was seconded by a gentleman whose • i f 1 lIP " I • natne We could not learn. . e• possess i ng 5.5 Mr. Wan said he had taken'th s e object of the • I i taha a niece in e „.ectt,ng into most =ions considwatiatesesed he was A nuMerate 'ciesopinion that Mr-Mellish wae.* fit person toarepre , :r , • . lb own option sent She county in Parliasignt. He thereihreyroposed • 1 - - t - 0 l i r.ssiows that entleman. .. . Y ' Mr g , levies said, he was convinced that if thetlece ' 1 i 1 * tors examined scrupulously the line of c o n du ct to price 4a. ,etie Ma rra - which Mr. Melli'h had always adhered, they would Family, at the I t • find him constantly attached to his Sove r ei gn , an d • V . 1 . s l Edition 4 .to the Constitution of his Country. He had always .. • . attended to the interests of the County, as we ll as to I rem. those of the kingdom at large. For attention to their •, .. rice 7.4 ed. particular and national interests, their choice could 1 r ional Princi- . ' t ot better fall on any man than on Mr. Alelli s b —a . it eentleman, whose general tonduct and general feels nglish Naton. 1- nags and interests so completely coincided with theft* ablation, to de- own. He hid never. heen wanting in any duty that :ion, whose at- could recommend him to.them as a Representative. m all at previ He had never made any part of his conduct'subser- 'onscition c ouans ent to his own advantage; nothing that h e h a d . euct:ncill°::3l:: vi ever done had been a stepping- stone to prtvato erne , i true spirit a lument. He defied any man to say that there ests t as th te ey- of arc • • any thing in the whole of Mr. Mellish's Pathan:tens I state tary career that did not deserve their cordial app r o. tb iln ese baticm.—EDuring the speech, there were several cries r Edition of of—" he supported the starvation law," "he voted I 1 L the DEBI- for the Corn Bill," and similar exclamations.] . I'ATERATIVii Mr. Joni; Btoo said, he carr.e forward beranse no I Doetlitm. Sc- person hadbeen found to offer himself of any great . Cabe& Dorsalls, political importance; he said that, not because he •• .500. . considered himself of any considerable poiLical con- , errand; sequence, but under tle supposition tha: the County and Guy's. might be much better represented than it war t he I . "idea. Ale° , came fetward to propose a Gentleman i n opposstien ases - • sa."Dise . or ; to Mr. Mellish—(Great applause and some co Vusion; ! .. 21 Mime. sa. if they looked' to the votes, they would find* that rTwEN T w there was in Mr. 21Iellish's conduct a consi:encv ING, somewhat amazing, fir in every question he a ppe are d 0. ers,of WEL. to.have taken a line of conduct in opposition and waver, Kelso hostility to the people -- (segyeastageedeasffiured'slosims.) "ening t h eir' He hid voted in favour of every obnoxious measure. 1 .18-aver Hats, att e„. B retain! and had forfeited the good opinion of the majority of i \ stronage given the Gentlemen present, as well as of the Electors. ' 4 .priority over Under all con,idera:ions he was prepared to submit ussueesteudreserzearnind to them a series of Resulu:ions, which they would i A adopt, if they should appear to convey the sense-of by giving them 4 i the Meeting, and in the conclusion be meant to propoie • s Id enable them T. W. - Clarke, Eaq. of Sweithley-house, n e ar E n fi e ld . • • ' • ode in general The Resolutions were then read. Their substance . is:allies ready . ing the Public , IS as follows : 0 ay competition That Middl.sex should be represented by men who were avowed enemies to encroachments on the rights and liberties of wonted with sr the people, and determined fri.lnds of retrenchment and rat/nix; a. No unpaid that the misuse of public monev, and the abuses o f p u bli c lib erty . plied. had held& 0eCa5i4.4114. 4 .1 by persons ialsely calling thonseiv:s retell'. ----.., . sonatives of the people ; that it was the imperious duty of the . • oleo gleerlor electors of Middlesex to return to Parliament men who.e past i :ere of SPrahlei conduct gave security for their faun.: exertions, or wham prin. for the Limbs ciples had always been those of general anti constitutiotai Matti Y ; .i 1 . ,le Remedy we that the thanks of the .Meeting were due to the indopendell by prisons who political conduct of Mr. lino; ; that Mr. etereeni, from his uns 'se customers. varied support of the measures of Ministers—front his voting for i t the Jame ~ F. that most inquisitorial impost, the Income Tax, a,cd from I.!. • eldec is not ge- agreeing to the Suspension of the Habeas Corpus Act, the 1..- . . td Sons, at the deinnity Bill, and the Corn Bill, had forfeited his claims to re.. .. I price Vs. 66. a present so enlightened and populous a County as Middlesex, aid / t ry bsec that it is was unw or thy t o d o so i n f utu r e ; t h at i t was the opinion cf that , also by J2San- Meeting that T. W. Ctaaax, Esq. of Swaithley Meet, was a • I t 'Fagg, Middle- fit and proper person to elect as a represent - rive for the etisuing ~ . I Harris, Lud- Parliament ; that distinct Committers should be appointed -o canvas the County in Mr. (lASI L 4:* favour, and that a r-hsztif- I I, etc. tion should be opened for defraying the expenses connected with 'AMENGES eta e lection. Swot after upwards ENaT seconded the Resolutions. The fi rst 1 remedy for all Resolution was then put to the vote, and carried una- ' - 1 and Consump- nimously. On the second there seemed such aa • H. Hayward; ' equality of opinion that it was thought expedicia to ed, as successor divide the Meeting. , There was so much confur'ton, t Thirtaenpence. . Alwry and Sons, however, that it was difficult to say how the erection . Church-yard; was carried. The third and fourth were carried, On ' I change; Evans the sth, (that relating to Mt. Mellish) a considerable i • 1 ...1139, Borough; noise ensued in the room, and the Sheriff, after some het; Blake, 6, . les. Where also time, declared the ltesoletioa to be negatived. 'The sus for prtserv- confusion still continued however, in the course cf ich, in enlarged which the Sheriff's decision was questioned. The td on the $12t15134 Sheriff then again put the Itesolution, after which It eewe • ..•• . s.)' -, !..." L Tit -;-.• .6...-.Ak -01 . ... • L-. 4, !di 4 ... e.v. - :i irw , v .. % . l. 4 1 4 - - _ L.• .0 97 69 . :it • SATURDAY, JUP 20, 1818. OFFICE OF ORD:VANCE, June 5, 1818. TILE pRLVCIPAL OFFICERS of hi s MA. JESTrS ORDNANCE do hereby gir, Notice, Tot Prop osals will he received at their Office, in Fall-mall, r or before WEDNESDAY, the 24th instant, from such , Pcror3 as may he willing to u ndertake the Supply of CA BINET and UPI lOLSTER ARTICLES, for service of this priertinimt, for a period of Three Years, determinable after 6/expiration of the first Tear, upon notice of Three Months, er the option of either party. Patterns of the Articles may be viewed upon application at Prircipal Storekeeper's Office in the Tower, and farther par tiGlars, together with the Terms and Conditions of the Con ner, ray be known at the Secretary's Office, in Pall-tuall eareold, any day between the hours of Ten and Four o'clock, where the Proposals must be delivered sealed up* and endorsed, P:oposals for Cabinet and Upholstery Ardeles ;” but no Pro pin: can be admitted after the 24th instant, et Twelve oZioek r. Noon of the same day, neither will any Tender be noticed ott ; e , t t he hay making it, or an Agent in his behalf shill attend- Bawd, B. IT. CREW, Secretary. ' - • GENERAL ELECTION. GENERAL ELECTIO. TO THE WORTHY AND INDEPENDENT LIVERY OF LONDON. Gernmten, P ERMIT me again to offer my most cordial thanks for Torr continued efforts in my favour during this day. You have, indeed, performed every promise which on my can vass I received, and have even surpassed my hopes. But pet. mit me also to remind you, that this Election will yet condone during several days, and therefore to entreat that your noble exertions may not relax, but that you will kindly Arse all your 1 friendsspeedily to honour me with their support. To my pas t . _ TO THE I FORTHT AND INDEPENDENT 1. OF THE TOWN OP MAIDSTONE. Gowrtsmon, IBEG to return you my wannest acknowledge ments for the honour you have conferred upon ' kil ' taming me one or the REPRESENTATIVES' VENT for your ancient and patriotic Borough. at asented. that I will diligently - end faithfully Vint you have confided to mos, sad teat my best uniformly and zealously direct** maintenance 1. pendent principkm which you haw an this occasion and which have placed me in so kossenaablo and . 'situation, I am, Gentian:NM, Your obliged and obedient humble Servant. ABRAHAM WItDEY RO]iAltfB. ?few Norfalkoetreet,l9th Jude, 1818. conduct I venture to refer; and I am persuaded that the great majority of the Livery have been thereby canyinced that I ant as loyal, as independent, as anxious for their rights and prospe rity, and'as devoted - to civil and religions/freedom, as the most loyal, independent, and constitutional of, my fellow-citizens can &bine. I remain, Gentlemen, Your much obliged, devoted, and faithful servant, -Friday Night, Jane ilk • MATTHEW WOO). The 'Committee for conducting the Election of Mr. AMertniss Wood continue to sit, from Nine in the Miming until Nine at Night, daring the Election, at the Paul's Head tave7n ROoms, Cateaton-stxtet i and earnestly invite the speedy attendance of his Friends aithis Poll, which is open daily, from nine till three, as well as any emitinunications that can promote his success. p. TO TA NNERS.—PAR's —_ AZUNG MAN of respectability possessing thorough knowledge of Ids bo.ismrs, may rah& a *Moab Of isagsdtdde Iloskieghonwittre. A moderate Capital only will be requisite, as it will be at his own option what proportion of the trade he takes. Further explanation wiU be given by apprying to Mr4Saloway, Leather Factor, Southwark. This - day was published, in One Vol. 12mo, prier ADELAIDE of LORRAINE; a Poetic Narra tive of the Miseries of a Noble Freitch Family, at the Commencement of the late Revolution. Second Bdition q .11y SARTON, ESQ. . Printed ir-Lleril am& Sae. Haricsr-sesree. OFTra OF ORDNANCE, lane if, ISI 3. E PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of• His MA JESTY'ss ORDNANCE do hereby give Notice, T e a proposals will be received at their Office, in Pall-Mall, bft or b e fore WEDNESDAY, the 24th inst. from such Persons as jay be yang to undertake tbe supply of ENGLISH B ER, PLANE , and SCANTLING, for Service of this 'Departments to a period of Three Years, determinable after the expiration d the first I..ar, upon notice of three months, at the option d eidrr party. of the Timber, !co to be supplied, and farther Pastiest brs, together with the Terms and Conditions of the Contract, r .:r be known at the Secretary's Office in P'all-Mall aforesaid, ee day between the hours of Ten and Four o'clock, where the Proposals must be delivered, sealed up, and endorsed," Pei,- r ods for Engliih Timber, &c." but no Proposal can be admitted :::er the 24th instant, at Twelve o'Clock at Noon of the same ; neither will any Tender be noticed unless the party making er an agent in his behalf, shall attend. ilj th dee of Sfie Bead, .R. IL CREW, S• wary. senethe county that gentleman. Mr. IR vizut tors examined which Mr. Mai.. find him constant]; to the Constitution attended to the those of the kii particular and not better fall gentleman, whose ings and interests own. He hid could recommend He had never - vient to his ow , ever done had ' lument. He I any thing in the tary career that bation.—ptuing uf--6 , he supported for the Corn Bill," MAL &TATA OT TOL TOUSTII DAT $ TOLL : Wood - - 3121 Curtis - - - 2330 Wilson - - - 2713 Thorp - -, - 2268 Waithman - - 9480 Atkins - - .- 1366 7.. 6d. AT a MEETING of MERCHANTS, BANKERS, TRADERS, anal Otters held at the Car or Lamson Turret+, the 19th day of June, 1818;, JOHN WHITMORE, Esq. in the Chair; The following 'Resolutions were passed unanimously : Ist, Moved by Jos Maimaws Ramo, Esq. and seconded Sir Cuaatas Fr.owea, Bart.—That whilst oar Fellow-Citizens are engaged in discharging the sacred duty of. electing Parlia mentary Guardians of their Rights and Privileges, we cannot, as Englishmen, remain indifferent to the probable result of such a choice ; and deeply impressed as we are with the peculiar im portance of the present crisis, we earnestly appeal to the Livery of London to secure, by an immediate, powerful, and united exertion, ;he return of proper Representatives. Sd, Moved by Jonx Tavzos, Esq. and seconded by Timmer; Kara, Esq.—That we hereby call upon all who value the Inesti mable blessings of true Constitutional Liberty and Social Order, to vote without delay for those men, and :hose only who are— hown and tried Leyalty and Attachment to the :Eng and the Constitution, as by Law atablishat. &Rely Sly porters of that Constitution both in Mach and Stall; eend firm Friends to theßiiddr, Privireges, and French:aro of the City of London. COUNTY FIRE OFFICE, SOUTHAMPTON-STREET, STRAND. TRUSTEES. The Duke of Remora, K. G. The Marqula of BliCidiGll.ol, The Ma-quit of Nolissitrtow, Vin.uais Puss, Esq. M.P. &exams Nostrum, Esq. M.P. And SIXTY ontEcTos.,s. Mma,:iog Director--3.. T. Daisies . 13W /310)1T, Etq. F.A.S. 1 ETCRNS to the amount of 18,200/. have been ll' paid within the four int years to those who have bean ins , ' N!ed Seven Years; a greater Advantage to the Public than has ken hitherto yielded by any well secured Establiahrnent. And tie Puhlic may rest ~ssured that claims upon tjais Of are neves ideated spoil mere 14. gal objections, in order to enhance these re- torus, bat that danaads are paid in full, with the utmost prompt ten. Emeriene has proved that, In the business of Fire 111. r..rance, ilargc Pemuncnt Capital, in addition to the fluctuating asses arising from the premiums, is necessary for Solid Security. This perninwnt and additional Capital the Original Members Lve provided to the extent of 100,000!. and they alune are re ciesible for losses. hems are appointed in all the principal towns, who are also hems to the Paosirsort £is Orrses, founded on similar pruiriple‘ ETON [LITY. T his day was published, prior 3a. d. e a New Edition of PRACTIC Ad. OBSERVATIONS on the DEBI LITIES, natural and enntracted; of the GENERATIVE ORGANS of both Sexes; Including Remarks on Grunion, Se ntinel Weakness, Nocturnal Emissions, Glevts, Tabes Dorsalla, Fluor AMIN, &c. &c. with the Theory of Genercion. . By T. IsL CATON, Surgeon, No. 10, Stanhope-street, Newcastle -street, Strand ; Late of the United Hospitals of St. Thomas's and Guy's. Printed for W. Noely, 78, Lombard -street, London. Also, L Caton on Indigeston, Scrofula, and Cutaneous Diseases, he. &c. 31.-2. A 'Freatise on Female Diseases, ss. On Asthma and Winter Cough, On the Venereal Disease, sa. . SUPERIOR BRAVkit MA,Td, AT ONLY TWENT Y SHILLINGS—IMPORTANT SAVING. FRANKS and TAYLOR, 114nufacturars, of WEL- LfNGTON-1101.1SR, corner of Redcrossstreer, BIATW , eta, remeetfully acquaint the Public, they are selling their' New-Invented Light Oval-Shape Double Covered Waver Hats, so much admired for their beauty of colour, and always retain ing their shape, and only etb. The unbounig:Nl patronage given to these matchless Hats fully indicates their superiority over every other Hat offered to public notice, and caused several Retailer.. of Hats to assume the name of the Manufacturers, and endeavour to foist on the PuNic an inferior Hat, by giving them a host of gond qualities. The Capital that Faawes and TAYLOR command enable them to make large purchases of Final, while the Trade in general are obliged to buy on creel:, cod in small quantities, ready manufactured flats, consequently Is only deceiving the Public, and ultimately injuring themselves iv attempt any competition with Fiume* ind TAYLOR. Faasits and TAYLOR are not in any stay concerned with at Retail-house in Beecli-street--.name of 1 1 . RANKS. No unpaid Mr. Join; B. person had been .political importance considered himself ,sequence, but night be much came forward .to Mr. Mellish—(t If they looked' there was in somewhat amazii "to have taken Moved by now= Ismrsir Mooym, Esq. and'recoodod by qualm Pars. Hog.-41bot Mosher venture, with all dos respect tar intEvidual opinions, to remind our fellow-eitizeas4 to vote r . that they have now the means of manifesting by their Votes, a finding of honourable gratitude to those who have served them long, and faithfully, in situations of the highest trust; who have shewn firmness, intlesibilky, and integrity in protecting the ho nour, tranquillity, and security of the country; who have been Constant, zealous, and unremitting in attendance upon their public duties ; and who have studied, promoted, and guarded the great commercial intercrts of the City of London. Mn Wmzaid.anhaving left the Chair, Sir CHARLES }l.owta, Bart. was called to It, when it was moved by Joun Pzeusiza, Esq. seconded by G. 2sl. SII4ZSON, and carried unanimously. and had forfeit the Gentlemen Under all con: to them a seri adopt, if they the Meeting, ani T. W. Clarke, LAST DAY, NEXT PRIDAY, X Ticket must gain £40,000 Or 2.25,600 for the Sixth Prize above £l,OOO. HAZARD and Co. COntractors for the Lotter?, 11 solicit mention to the present unexampled State of the Iratel, with only One Day to Draw 44 CAPITALS, Iralsiing Two of £20,000, &e. &c. which most All be Drawn NEXT FRIDAY, JUNE es, When the Lottery Finishes. A feirlickas and Shares yet remain unsold, and miy now khad(warraued undrawn) of HAZARD and Co. Contrac. mryrthrir very old Office, ROYAL EXC HA NG li,, London, tatty their Agents throughout the Country, who have al.. ail Shared and Sold in the present Lottery, SEVEN CAN -111. PRIZES; in the Last Year's Lotteries, Five Prizes of 4 0,000, and in former Lotteries, Prizes to the amount of MANY MILLIONS. \JO. 9,481, a Prize of £20,000, was Sold on the 11 Saw Day of Drawing, June 16th, In Onc Half, Two Leittu, and Four Sixteenths, by G. CARROLL, 7, Corsatzt, and 26, OXFORD -STREET, Vito d w void the Highest Prize drawn the First Day, viz. - a Prize of - £3,300 12,125 - a Prize of - £l,OOO The Third and Last Day of Drawing will be NEXT FRIDAY, the 2Gth JUNE, un the following Cipitals must b. Drawn, viz. 2 - Prizes of - £20,000 - Prize of - AZ,Otk 41 Wes Capitals. ked as the Srfa.drawn Prize ab ove Xl,OOO w ill be ei.,titled liPrise .C 40,440. £20,000 la addido n , it is but as even chan ce th at i t w ill be The Resolutionl is as follows : That Middl. ace avowal enemies to et, the people, and deternti . that the misuse of p.IV" hal beim occasionad watetives of the peril electors of Middksex conduct gave seturity ciples had always' that the thanks I political conduct varied support of that most inquisit agreeing to the Suspension dtnutity Bill, and the r proent so enlightened was unworthy to Meeting that T. fit and proper person Parliament ; that • canvas the County tion should be opened his election. Letters received. Merchants and the Tract suprii;d. That the Thanks of this Meeting be given to JO/ IN VI UM. ,toss, Esq. for his conduct in the Chair. That these proceed:ngs be advertised in all the Morning and Evening Papers.. IV.STEERS'sOPODELDOC sekeemeed quperior 5 to all other external applications for th cure of Sprains, Bruises, Riteutnatisms, Cramps, Numbness; ned for the Limbs in a paralytic state. Counterfeits of this adr dyable Remedy ate sold in almost eeerylown and street ; aml ot len by prisons who would not he suspected of an attempt to detrasd Melt customers. Purchasers are therefore informed, that unless the Jame " F. Nawscay" be engraved In the Stamps the Opodeldec is uot ge nuine.---a Prepared and sold by F. Newbery and Sons, at the Original Warehouse for Dr. Jaines;s Powder, price vs. 9d. a bottle ; but as many persons mistake the house, observe that it is the third from Cheapside, the Numbtr 45. Sold also by J2San ger,lso, Oxford-street ; Hawkins , 'Hand-street ; 'Fagg, Middle row, Holborn; Stradtiag, Royal-ix change ; and di.trris, Lud gate-street. TO THE GENTLEMEN, CLERGY, AND FREEHOL DERS OF THE COUNTY OF MIDDLESEX. GY.NTLEMEN, ADISSOLUTION of PARLIAMENT having taken place, I am encouraged again to offer myself as a CANDIDATE to Represent you in PARLIAMENT. I am aware of the great trust reposed in your Representa tives, but flattering myself that I have not betrayed that tiust,. 1 hope I shall not be considered as presumptuous in askini, you far your Votes and Ir.:( rest to re-elect me one of your Repre sentatives, assuring you that no attention oa my part shall be wanting tc fill that situLtion with diligence and fidelity. I have the honour to be, Gentlemen, Your most obedient very bumble Servant, Bush-Hill Park, June 11, 1818. WM. MELLISII. N.B. The Committee for conducting Mr. '.leMilt's Election will sit daily at his house, 112, Bishopsgate-street Within. FOR Co t; () HR. • I I t),4 NW NEWER, &e. iII RELY of TOIX, thereat demand for which, after upwards fifty years tei.d, proves them a superior remedy tor all Coughs, lloarsenesscs, Sore 'Throaty, Asthmatic and Consump tive Complaints. The genuine only have " B. Hayward, printed on the stamp, by whom they are prepared, as successor to Mr. Greenough.. the Inventor; sold in llos.es Thirtsenpener• halfpenny each; by his appointment, by F. Newbery and Sons, St. Paul's Church-yard; Sutton and Co. Bow Church-yard; lisyley and Co. Ce:hapursirrect ; Nie, Royal Exchange; Evans sod Son, Long-lane; Ward, Holb.orn; Clark, e 69, borough;' nanger s 150, Oliurd-street ; Barclays., Fleet-Market; Blake, 56, Piccadilly ; and the Venders of Genuine Medicines. Where also may he had, Mr. Greenough's celebrated Tia.eruses fur preserv ing the Teeth and Gums, and curing the Tooth-ach, in enlarged Bottles, at Ls. 9d. each, with " R. Hayward" signed on the stamp. _ _ TO THE GENTLEMEN, CLERGY, YEOhIANRY, AND FREEHOLDERS OF TEE COUNTY OF KENT. Baotu►a Facenonages, THE High Sheriff of the.C4xuity having this day declared the Slow of Hands to be in my favour, as a proper person to be one of the Representatives of the County (and a Poll being demanded by Sir Wawa( Guar), I have most earnestly to solicit your early attendance at the Hastinga on Peonenden Ikath, on Wensesaar, the 24th of June. I have the honour to be, Your most obedient and faithful servant, EDWARD KNATCHRULL. Maidstone, Jane 18, I°lB. ANUFACTORY, QuEEN 7maArsznts. NTICORROSIVE PAINTS. Black - pee Cwt. 365. White . - -48 s. Yellow - - 365. Slate and Lead Colours - -48 a. Stone - - Jos. m for use Ss. per Gallon. Fer Cwt.--C,..tmoon 18s. I llsrpesatine per Gallon 6 r . Linseed Oil do. es. 9d. cue. BRMS'iI PAINT M. • IkPENETEABLE.AN T, C D A } kelt Grim per Cw:. SOIL ditto - ;c4. *ilk DA Olive dirt, 112 i. Rid 11 - 30*. 1 d Red - ( klste . ddi 5C.. Prep red Oil to thlo Ott, Iffult.l Coal TEr Brown 1 6 White Lead per Cert. zoe . I leted dins do. 468. „ rii7Tßo3lol.perGA. I .311 do. •:s. Gil. Oil to. 41. Refined OR f)S& od. per Patent Lamp 5 Gern Pale Whale thl 3s. td. 1 Comm to on al to SS. 1141, lonettal.le Paints ar e suited all Ont-door *orb, I .`", abiedsonse appearance and great durability arc rep, re d. 1 r Cd Tax Paints, particularly the Refined, will preserve 0, k41 . 4 may years, LOWtOCT much expoitd to the effects of stiv, andcer in care for Vermin and Dry hot; it el"taunts sieszir equal in appearance to the hest Palms. Zai_lkte Lad, Turpintine, Linseed Oil, •nd l'aintrrs' Co eof the best qualiits. The Lamp (Ms are warrantod ~.7w, ar , i from the manner in whirh they have been parilli.d, - "be itiuld superior to those generally sold. IfORCE UPTON ant! Co. / 1 ‘litcion and the Trade ll supplied nn ad vantageous ttl-05...• ~, coact. h.!, than 1.41b5. i f the Irepenetsable l'arats, "rd 1 (.wt. of Ccal T.:1;iold. KENT ELECTION. riIHE COMMITTEE for conducting the ELEC ..- T lON of Sir EDWARD XNATCHBULL beg leave to announce, that a SUBSCRIPTION is entered into and now going on for insur:ng the same-- -and that the several Bankers Ia the County of- Kcnt, and Meters. Ronsays, Come, anal Co. Lombard-etree: ; Meseta. Ho axe and Co. Fleet-street; and Messrs. Davanemm, flituing-cimss, are authorised to receive the Subwrirtions of such Of the Ft lends of Sir Rnwaan Knalegagaa as are disposed to areive his. Election, to be plated to•ths ac count of the above Cornmitte e. All Cetruntutieatioas are tirgeested to be sent to the Corn= vines, at the Star SAN 17:Ri lstor.et or to* Messrs. Thlrrylkar, a.d Darr, Maidatare, s 1 wtbll62/s. LOCK AND SURGICAL DISPENSARY. Hi. Royal Highness the Dake of YORK, President. - Surgeon—Mr. Kiernan, Member of the Royal College, London Governors—Earl of Egremont, Earl of Leitrim, Hon. Colonel J. Barry M.P. John Latouche, THE °iAL and NOBLE PATRONS of the, ' above INSTITUTION, for the excimive Treatment It VENEREAL COMPLAINTS...and their dangerous Conse quences, in order to insure the Benefits that have resulted from it, selected Mr. K lERNAN as its Surgeon, standing high on thc list of the Royal College from having directed his chief attention to those Diseases. Mr. Ktra.N.sit conceives it a part of his °Maid duty to caution the Public, by pointing to the List of the Royal Cbl. lege, published in Feb. 18114 as the only sure guide; and that ne assertion of persons assuming such titles, and publicly advertising them, without being sanctioned by this List, are to be craned. The Annual Reports of the' Lock Dispensary will Trove that some of the most dangerous Cases of Ssiucto eat, Dummy, and other eupposed.ineurable Affections of the Generative Organs, have been here radically and successfully treated. Mr. KIERNAN may be consulted as usual, by both Sexes, at his house-41, Lowzis CDAZOITTE,STRIERT, RED/I'D-SQUARE ; *here Letters from Town atzd Country are to be address.xl, ird -the necessary Advice aad Medicine will be given, or sent to any part of the United Kingdom. I - - - Jug publishes], price 4s. Second Edition, PIuiorucAcOuStIVIATIOMS on the abort I)lrev,e3,l6y P. XlPrnasi, •M td may bit !tad 'at :wr o. :74, Toct-nrcet; Wo,•l'attraost.x.tOw7; cad 10, Crown-court, &A°. . Mr. SwENcy Resolution was nimously. On equality of opit divide the Meetii however, that ;' was carried. the sth, (that noise ensued ii time, declared confusion still which the Sht Sheriff then again put the Resolution, after whien it was declared that it had been carried by a very small majority. The remainder of the resolutions were then a to rt* • Ur. BYso was sorry that the meeting was inure anther= ; but even if less, should Wio•anxious to preserve their good that mason he should state the hail acted since the last time he them. He had been theit lieprextititive. years, and ever during the whgle had found reason to alter his sentir have found it his duty instantly seat. His political principles were the Revolution of 1688. Mazy sentiments of liberty thin bimse) the safest way to remain :hitt . Constitution estabi:ilted by our. Constitution which had made L. themselves at home, and had be. their greatness abroad ; which bad try in which they were, in the whole world—iappiattsch neatly the 11huk of:lus Lite; .in 0 ~• .... MAI less, he should have good opinion, and for grounds on which .1:e e had appeared before eprextuative, now 2:3 lagle of that period he 1 1 : sentiments, he . should r Co pave resigned his i I I^ were itr . .,:tly those cf ftyr professed higher , i elf ; hie he thought it in attachment to the )ar fprefathers--thdt :ngliAmen live happy been .their glory and bad made that coun- ts.it was, the greatest ), If he bad pa sse d . 1 . 1(r, the pris:ciples uhi k h • - . slr( This day was p ublished, _ in One Vol. Svc,. price 7_ 6.1. By BALDWIN ' CILADOCN, and JOY, AnONAL REFORM on Constitutional Princi -I.ll+ +plc:, addressed to the Good Sense of the English Naton. By a BARRISTER. it This work will be found, after due eiamination, to de serve the serious attention of an enlightened nation, whose at tachment to the true principles of the British Constitution can neither be subverted nor repressed ; differing from all previous publications In this material respect, that it detects no abuses without prescribing the means by which they can and must be eon s titutonally redressed : it is written in the true spirit of manly candour, disclosing principles as valuable as they are im mutable, and- pcculiarly applicable to the present state of these Realms.