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i J.l . 2,1 t 44 0 0 16 • )rtus, lIUMBEit 4249 GENER AL ELECTION, To the Worthy and Independent LIVERY d LONDON. GtItTLIMLN, HE diffolution of Parliament having taken place. I beg leave to resew my applltation, and molt vireettuny folicit your Votes and Interrft at thc caning acne k ketion. I J.. with du penult fancerity afore you, that the public go.ki dtaU ever be the fide guide of my coaduo, raying at all Web the green:ft attention to the comm.:ft-kJ and general in- tacos, as well a to the Rights, Privileges, and Franc life' of the City of London. If I timid not be able to wait upon every liveryman, or lhould have unfortunately paled any In the general canvas I have undertaken, I mutt rely on the candour of Inch, not to attribute it to neglett, or want of wiped, but to the real caufet, wart of time, and the inaccuracy of lilts. . _ Your salve ntertio. ain my favour, and early attendance in the Hall at the Nomination, will confer the hlgbeft obligation on, Gentlemen, • William-Erect, Your ever faithful humble fenrant, ,rgo. I Cha• bath-Place. CHARLES PRICE. To the GENTLEWN. CLERGY, and 'FREEHOLDERS of the COUNTY of MIDDLESEX. GRISTLCIIItII, IMPRESSED with the deepell fenfe of gratitude for the long continuance of favour and continence which you have manifefted to me upon many occalions, and from a confrioufnefa of having done my endeavours to difeharge the various Duties incumbent upon me as one of your Reprefenta lives, I peefume again to offer my ferries" to the County. and earneftly to fulieit the honour of reprefenting you in the enfuing Parliament. Atter a Nog life engaged in Public Bufnefs, and nearly twenty years devoted to your fervke in Parliament, I quit 1 need not Rate to you my general conduct ; it has been open to your obferv. tion, I have ever wilted it &mild be fo, gad that you &mid be the judges of it : permit me, however, to fay. that during the whole time I have been honoured with ■ feat in Parliament as your Reprefentative, I have conftantly attended to my Parliamentary Duty; and have ever aced w aistline° my belt judgment, to promote the Profperity and kjappinefs of the Kingdom at large, and the pa:titular intereft of the County of hliddlefea. I have the Honour to be, with Snare regard, • GENTLCMVN, llcatiover-fquare, Your faithful and matt obedient Servant, June 3o law. W. MAINWARING. To tie FREE and INDEPENDENT ELECTORS of the LORI:MGR of COLCHESTER. GINTLIMIN, UAD there appeared to have been a jull and reafonable profped of fucceh, it w.ui my determination to have. made a general folk-nation or your furport to reprefent the Forough of Cokhtfter at the cnfuing Eketion. I trult that the long ellabliflu d refidenee of my family in the County, and the circumftances of their having been honoured with this diftinalon, would have fullicicntly accounted for my willies, and cunt :4 my intentions on this fubjedt. As I found, on my arrival at Colchcfter, that a Gentleman sit great nipedtability had obtained the fupport of a large pro portion or the Elcaors rrfidcnt in the Town, I hope I (hall Ranclipsftified, in your opinion, in declining, an this *cation m engage in a cont.:ft where, under the eircumilances of th; sift, the chance of Needs muff be fo extremely doubtful I beg leave to fittieribe myfelf, with great refpedt, Gentlemen, Your very obedient Servant, Bromfield Piste, June sr. WM. TUFFNELL. To the GENTI. FMEN. CLERGY. and FREEHOLDERS, of the COUNTY of SOUTHAMPTON. R MIPS, 1114 MAJESTY having this day difrolved the Parlianwin, we beg le..ve again to over our Cervices, and ba entreat the favour of your happen and iateseli at the caking Geneva] Eledion. While we take the =heft opportunity a/ knelling the Ho- tour of helot continued yo 7 keprefentativea for the County, we arc highly fco6ble of the obligation already conferred, in the confidence you have, for tw o fueccarvo Parliaments. re port(' in us. The gratitude we feel e being repeatedly placed to fo dittinguilbed sod honourable a fitnatisa, cannot fall to erengthte our Ready attachment to the general Interefts and 11clfac of this County, which we &all always anon attentive- ly watch over, and endeavour to maintain. We have the honour to be, with the molt profound ferret, Gentlemen, your molt °ltalian, And much obliged humble Servants. WILLIAM HEATHCOTE. WILLIAM CHUTE. London. jaw sg. 1803. Ts the GENTLEMEN, CLERGY, and FREEHOLDERS of the COUNTY of BUCKS. GRUTLIMIEN, UTHEN I advert to the peculiar circumftances wader which 1 have hatl the honour of being called spin reprrfent you in two fsecetnve Parliaments, I beta foci myfek wanting in gratitude to you, and 10 the ettnehment which l porch to the caufe which I originally caste forwned to fupport, was I to weal the carlieft opportimhy ed caring sr, felt again to your eontideration, and of espreifing nay sedans hope fur the renewal of your favour at the milting Pietism I am too (enable of the partiality to which I am indebted for The honourable fituation in which you Lave twice placed me, to think of hurtling royfelf to the continuance of it by the enu meration of endeavours !may have made to define it : but senfidering the confidence with which you have been pleafed b homer me, as the molt infallible proof of your appnthatioe of the hue of conduit 1 have pridecd, you may depend upon my determined perkverance in it, &Quid I again have the !tap pet& ofbccoming the objet of your choke. lam, GENTLEMN With every fes;iment of gratitude and refpeit, Your molt obedient humble Servant, SCO TITCHFIELD. ' 4 . Like :N DEPENDENT FREEHOLDERS of the COUNTY of SURREY. CIIITLIMIN, ISHOULD eftimate but ill the value of rout corddenee and favour, if, after the repeated and anequtvo. sal marts I have received of than, during a mod eventful !Mud of nearly fourteen years fur which I have bad the honour If n prilentiog you, I were to hefttate one moment in offering Pitt my (emir", tumid they be thought woethy your neap. ihr , .: in another Parliament. V'mr esprrieom of my paft menet win area yes what to err a from me in future, mould you think At win fte fiettnat mar With your fairrages. I certainly can premed tia no ober IN Pit than that my adions have never bard my penkffiena, and that I have ftrialy *dieted to the fame polltisalkadasests aid wesehoients on which I originally founded my dim to pm favour. AU I have to Waft of is coediting :..otbie yen '"Sir hitherto been kindly pleated to accept, in lien otesk lima important qualifications for a Member of Pediment; sal have fupportml me, when called upon, wink the weight of Malitterial power, with • &nand. that has roved th e 1 County of Surrey to have retained untainted, walla the abet* Rectal influence of Corruption, that noble fplarit of lodges d•oce which has been in all times its preeminent charade:- itc. Permit Inc to add, that I than never think any Wilke too letat to evince my gratitude for the various ads of kindoefs I 16 " recentd from you, and to fulderihe myfd4 Gentlemen. _ Your mods obliged and deemed bumble raValler i mb el " l " 4l2 % 1. WILLIAM &MULL. u~ cfatQ~ v 'ow. f the t:r ut z.K, ,u+. o‘t a. utc rye Fli2e, Ult. te ac m, front ut tS• n, Ltnii :onent fon (I Nice:- •. Dr. 11.4 ere r: snt- !n,* Li 1 W rkt. the flefOl ; ut d e t..-”ces 1 aria, • righi vatic's. or it. pu:d'c u wii rvaat f , u7l,bis NOV -'IY. l 4 uk s c.ar• C iner cc! L ei silty. Hy 41. nd allek I ths44 ano t ; suutb• le p•R• .s.l, is ain di delves with rioted. xt—.44o ......''.... NIEL. No. r• r Can a tilt =WO . „ . . .. . • . . ' r .. -J- • •!.s 7 — .4 I , ....t.•:c....„ • . c , , ..) • .• ' Or AIL, , * i •' ' ~. 4' *, . ~ . • • •• 41 . ••-.., L 4-.• '' '',. ". \ \ w.. . '. , , .... r 4 16 . "4,. r,„ O /41 . ..1 • 4 . • '4l 4 I ', . .- : ............. fi"' d a......", - Jr_ ..,' ...-, Ik iii),- ,- "*" ., . /. .. 1 ,1 14„.;: . •,, , : .., f • . • ,••• ... _. '• .. 5..,-'- .:, ;.lid; I -.0 _ CP A = NIX-PINCIL • INDIIQIESTI9N, NERVOUS HER ACHE. BILIOUS °MOWERS, OBSTRUCTILMS, Ste die,- MIL Dl3FONlr . eiLleave to remind the Pub* Ax•IL. et the uniceunest of the Anti Bilious Pills, of which fi e bilk They ate the bee remedy far al cafes of Gitlfgeftion, which tniftw from an livegtdar fecrecion of Bile, and ate more faint*, and ufeful than any other Medi• eine in preventing the coßivenef• of habit, &liners of the fto mach, generally attending a Rate of pregnancy% The great de mand for them for exportation to hone: climates, where • lions Difordcrs abound, and where the YdlnW lever hits fo long prevailed, le the heft encomium that can be given of their virtues, which, if had teener& to In time, prevent the Jane. • dice, the formation of Gal Stones, and Inflammation of chit Bowel,. • Sold vrholefale and real, et Ching and Bittler l a.Cbeapede; and retail by Pidding, 76, oppoltre the Pantheon, Oahe& Itreet ; J. Van Bergen, Elfinore ; Swiney, Pali-mall; well, Bull, and Dugdak, Dublin; Davis, Cork; Scott and Smith, Edinburgh; Stains, Owen, and Breary, Manchefter Bowman and Oregfona, Liverpool; Payne and Richatvis. Pty. mouth; Rehm and Gibbs, Portfmouth; Neales, , Dover Kande'', Southampton; Danfey, Dock; Hazard and 'Blnith s Bath ; Woolmer and Trewtrun, Exeter; and by one or more refpedtable Medicine Vender in every Town in the United Kingdom, in boats at One Guinea; se. sd. and as. 9d. each. 'I URNIP SOWING, AND A DISCOVkitY. T HE Great German Field Turnip. Whoever has free them In the Marken of Hamborgh and the Towns on the lithe, know their fuperior flu and mistimes This fort gives double the dual quantity on an Acre; may be town even in dry weather; fluids uninjured thraugh the feverelt winter, and is fo peldiatiy firm that Unit of alt. deferipdons at with the greateft avidity, and fatten on it to admiration In much lefs time than is eommonlyallowed. Baps containing Seed for Four Acres lOL 6d. Printed Partietdara of a Infeovery which fecund the abfoiute certainty of a Turnip Crop are inciofed in the Bags. Alto, t. The Broad African Endive. The Leaves are Broad, Thick, full of fubitanee, and Tweet as a Summer Lettuce. For avhitetteft and crifpnefs there is no other fetch Sallad In Na. tare The Plants are often the Size of micialline Cabbages. a. Atitateep Cdery, grows three ham Sigh, and 61 or eight inettea round: Its Savour is peculiarly rich, and it renuern ib full perfedion at. in the Spring when other Farts are unfit brae. 3. The North American Kale, bears the fevers* traits of Canada and Labrad•ir. It makei the aloft delicious Winter Cirecns in the world, boils u green as the fringing grafi, and is (sweet as A fparagus itfelf. Each of thefe are 24. U. a packet. The Malta Colliflower, New Spanith Cots Letuce, and large Italian Brocoli, with feveral other new and turbans Seeds for Gardens. ' Sold at Crocker's, St. Alban's-Suet, Pall-mall No Credit, Par Pditlife. BATH'. RESTORATIVE, OR STRENGTHENING PILLS. . TO THE PUBLIC. MANY ef the Friends of the late SHURMER BATH, of Briftd, who were witneffes of the powerful effects of his Reitoradve or Strengthening Pills, are dearest. f• beneficial a Medicine &ould be nude known to the world. During Marry years estenfive prealee, the Proprietor fathom to give them Mthildty, and ferumilonfly avoided mataiery advantage, to himfelf or family ; yet their merit is to well known in the city and neighbourhood where he refided,that diet there are felt of the inhabitants who wadi not give t&innny to their madienie. They are particularly ukfol in all eemplibts to which Pe. males are (object, and are peculiarly adapted to the mal ted= of Girls of about twelve or thirteen years of age ; and for thole young Wemea wise isimo pallid oomplexiose, ere of ldal with Rona& of breath, and great Medium to ma% ' cite, tide pills are a fpecific ' • as they, in a than time. reftewe to the Blood its loft Crafamen tam, and thereby give the bloom of Health to the paleft cheek. They are a remedy for all Medea that originate in the Stomach; the loft tone of which they fpeedily reitore; they remove Flatulencles, expel wind, create an Appetite, and pro mote Digeflions Tbeyhivebeeu famed extremely efficacious in and Hylterkal complaints, Pains in the Head, pinnace, and in broken and decayed Conftitution, from free living or a variety of other cedes. They have been repeatedly known to sure the Heaping Cough; and when given to Weakly or iticketty Children, they ra fall effecting a are. They are earefully preporM by the Family, sad kid wbak• fele and retail by Balky . and Howell, Wine-Aral, Briltol ; elf* in London, wbokfak and retail, by F. Smith, Druggift, Hay. 'market; and remit by Danes sod Harvey, Oreeeekorch-ftreetg and William Clark, Confectionq, ta the Borough; in Bose at so iltd. as N. sad es. Ramps included. THOUGH the great Sir Edward Hulk ukd di fay, that " the Gout was the Olatroirfam t h at ls , in plain Eugutb—si the Difgrace of the Faculty;" and Dr. Ward would only admit of temporary Rai: being obtain able in • confirmed Rheumatilin ; yet, could uncle bright La. mutants of rho Medical Wald rife from the dead, Dr. h moo uat is perfnaded, from never failing Experience, that their aftoodh ment at their iteforredtion, Would be nothing to their admin. tint at the Miraculous Wafts which have mires from a few Doles aids NERVOUS CORDIAL; widh, in the molt o h . itinate Cafes,, have wrought fuel wenderfpf Cures that the Gouty and Rheumatic will have auk t o bids him tad pray for him, as its Inventor, as long as the remembrance of H e al t h and F.afe reftored can poffibly be tenable on this fide the grave. Lieut. W. PA RDOE, of his Moiety's Gen•Veffil Peanuts& Sir—h is with infinite fatidadion I acknowledge the excel. lance of your Botanical Syrup, which has entirely relieved me from the molt excruciating Rheumatic Pains and contradtiosi of the Joints, which I have been afilidted with upwards of tea months. Be 'Cured I than recommend your valuable Medi. does to the utmolt of my power.-4 remain, Sir, your very obedient humble fervent, Lieut. W. PARDOL Plymouth Dock, July 3i, 'Soo. Witnefs to the above Cure—L Congdon Printer and . Sta. diner, No. Sec . Porearert, Plymouth Doek! JOHN HOGWOOD, late fervent to Mr. V. Simplon, of the Role Inn, Sittinobourn, was for a length of time molt intole rably aMnftcd with a rheumatic complaint, which nearly ap proached to paralytic,to !ache ftree as to deprive him of the entire rife of his limbs, which rendered hint incapable of walk. lug or following his bufineis; in this debilitated Rate he applied tofeveral of the molt eminent of the Facility without expert. easing the halt Ihadow of benefit;_ but by being ftronigly re. commended by leveed of his friends to Dr. Brodum's Nervous Cordial, purchafed at Mr. John Banned's, bookfeller, Sitting bourn, is new perfaftly reamed to his former health and vi. gout, is enabled to follow his bulinef. as dual without feeling the lea& fmnptoms of the above complaint, and is now coach man to Mr. Nigh. Saxton, proprietor of the Sittingbourn mash. JOHN HOGWOOD. Winkles to the above Cure—Mr. V. Simpfon, Mailer of the Rafe inn, Sittingbourn; Mr. John Barnard Bookfeller. The BOTANICAL SYRUP and NERVOUS CORDIAL, to be had at the Doaor's Houk, No. 9, Albion-ftreet, 7 Doors from the Leverian Mufeum Blackfriar's Bridge, in Bottles at zs. Gds-and ss. ect. Alto of _rebook and Co. (late Bacon), No. 'so, Oxfordareet ; Tutt, Royal Exchange; E. Newbery, coma of St. Paul's Church-yard; &Won, Royal Exchange ; Mr. Cockcil's Medicine warehoufe, No. a 29, Steam! g Golding, Wholefale Medicine Vender, No. ea, Canhill ; and by molt 800/fellers sod Medicine Venders in the three kingdoms. "'„ 6 To thole Ladies and Gentlemen bordering om the (tato of Matrimony, the Dodor would particularly recommend the Botanical Syrup, prior to their appearance before the Attar of Hyoid', who are in the fmalleit degree appeehenfive of the Sif. tent oat being minify dead, or fuldedt u rekaneureeei • irIifINESDAr, y(TNA so,' nso2 GENERAL ELECTION. ,- - BOROUGH OF SWANSEA, In. lift COUNTY of CR.A MOIWAN c AT a Hall4lay, holden at the Guildhall of the (aid Borough, on Therfdar, the rota of June, 'Sol, be fore Tis OMA i MORCSA No Efq. Pprtstevr gerfuark •to Nidee duly gives, the iothrohtg Addrds to his Majefty *its at. of. • To the GENTLEMEN. CUERGT, and. FREEHOLDERS el the County of ESSEX. Gettrutteen, E VER line your rerpetied Member, Mr. Bit AMS. ?on, has declared his iotention of retiring from the honourable and diftinguiChed fttuation of your Reprefentatiee iu Paliament, I have expreffed a wish for your fapport as his Succ.ffor ; and timid (be l fortunate to meet with your ap probation on the day of Nomination, and that Nomination confirmed on the day of Eledion; you may be allured of my ftrid attention to the local interefts of the County. and of my carneft astir:wawa to give energy and effed to the laws, Com merce, and Agriculture of the United Kingdom... 4 am, Gentlemen, your molt obedient and faithful fsrvant. Chigwell, June 30,1802. El.lAl. HARVEY. To the Fasto's Mott Excellent Star.-Pernsit your Majdty's mint ilium.' and *cal Sub )wets, the Portreeve, Aldermen, and burgers-, of the Ancient town and Borough of Swaufea, to approach your Throne 'with their fincere congratulations on the happy event of a Peace, train, under DIVINE PROVIDENCE, that it may Ihower down its ,full billings on the Land ; and to affure your Ma. jetty, that if any untoward elrcumltanors, sitting from the pride, ambition, or overbearing fpirit of your enemies, Ihould rekindle the flames of war, that they would he ready, as they have on a former occafion cipreffed thendelves, with their humble endeavours and fereea, to itand forth in defence of our Sacred Perfon, and the glorious Conftitution of the United Kingdom Under our Common Seal, To the GENTLEMEN, CLERGY, and FREEHOLDERS of the COUNTY of GLAMORGAN. Ganrxenett, ADISSOLUTION of Parliament being fhortly expeditd. I am induced by your former ' , ndriefs spin to folicit the honour to rerefent you in ine enfuing Parlia ment. I have the fatisfadtion to rated, that ever Slice you brit honoured me with your conSdence, I have endeavoured to difcharge my Duty conic entiottfly, and (as I concaved) in fuppott of our molt excellent Conititution. If my attendance latterly has not been in conftant at I could vela, I rely upon your candour and Hborality to impute it to the real caufe, of occafionary ill-health, and not to any reiniffnefs on my part,. towards a County to which I am fo hi g hly i n d e bted... 4 have the honour to remain with much gratitude, Gentlemen. Your molt devoted and obliged humble remelt, THOMAS WYNDHAM. Dunraven Cattle, June 26, 1802. THO. MORGAN, Portreeve. Refolva. That the Addrefs be prefented by Thomas Mor gan, Elquire, Barritter Law, Perron', and Recirder; and that the Corporation will be much obliged by the attendance qt-the Marquis of Vs'oreefter, and Lord Evelyn Stuart, the Member for the Borough, at the prefentiug of at. ENGLISH LOTTERY. S WLFT and Co. Stock . Br o k ers , N o . t 1 , P ou l try , bare on Sale Tickets and Legal Stamped Shares of the above Lottery, which begins drawlug the 2d of August scat. Capital Prizes; Two of Ten Thoufadd Pounds, One of Two Tboufaed Pounds, three of One Thoufand Pounds, end One of Five Hundred Pounds, by Swift sod Co, hors November hift. No iris Lotteries. To the GENTLEMEN, CLERGY, and FREEHOLDERS of the COUNTY of WARWICK. GLRTLILINUX, O N the Approaching Difolution of Parliament it is very unneeeffary for me to make any apology for not offering my remise to reprefcnt you a&aln. I can affure you, a has given me much concern that my health has not permitted me, during the greatelt part of the two laft Sefton, to attuld my Duty in Parliament. Your choke win on this o: cation naturally be directed to route Gentleman capable of executing a Trutt, which in jullice to you,sit would iU become me to undertake. IF.Geonot Prourr or EDMUND Paiitor, Sons of A EDDIOND Pa P 4 1, and who about the year 17ao, and from dui period in the year t73o,are believed to have been ancient at or sear Hantpton,its Middkka, be now living, (army of their immediate .iefeendants,. nd win fend* pedigree of their family to Marc Gregg and Corlidd, Skinners'-hall, London, they may.hcar of fomethhig to their advantage—June lit; t Boa. W ANTED a Partner in an EitAbliihment that would clear from Five to Six Thoufand Pounds a Year, aftir paying Intereft and ail Charges. .To fare Trouble, It will require a C.aplt.sl of to,oool. . Any Individual or Company whom this twig fuit, will re ceive further Information by applyin g at Metes . Norris and Robinfon's, Lincoln's Inn. Permit me, Gen lemon, to erprelk my molt grateful ac knowledgments of the repeated honours you have conferred upon mc, and my tlncereft winks for the Ptace and Profperity oldie County of Warwick.---1 am, Gentlemen, Your much obliged and devoted humble ferrant, Walton, June s 6 , rgof. JOHN MOR D A UNT. VALUABLE LIBRARY OP IiOQKJ. Lately pubfilised, A CATALOGUE of a Gonfalon of BOOKS A - 11 ht moft Branches of Literature; comptleng about Teo Thoufand Volumes, many of Which are A:amend valuable. Catalogues, prim Sixpence each, may be had of L.B.Secley, Boukfeller, Ave-Maria-lane, Loudest: Mr. Cooke, Oxford; and Mr. Deighton ' Cambridge; and of Knott and Lloyd, (fuccefors to the l ate Mr. T. A. Pearfoo ), Birmingham, the place of fale. To the GENTLEMEN, CLERGV. and FREEHOLDERS, of the County of YORK. ENCOURAGED by the Proofs of your kind Partiality which I have fo repeatedly aperiepeed, the grateful fenfe of which will never be ended from my mind, I once more prdume to offer owlet/ a Candidate for the Honour of reprefenting you in Parliament. Should I again"be railed to that high eminence, I mall endea vour to difcharp with fidelity the duties of my important r . 14:au: my chief reliance mutt continue to be placed on that which you have uniformly manifeftcd to confirm with candour and ItladnefiAbe coedut! of your Reprefentatlve, and to accept favourably tbde leidees whit*, however defec tive In Ability. 'have been presumed by upright Intentions, and a warm and elinteretted Zeal for the Wdfare of oar Country. Thls day was publlibed. haw large Volans Ilvo. illuitrated with aS Engravings and Ttoo Wood Cuts, price sL as. in boards, HE DOMES I'LC ENCYCLOPZDIA ; or, a DICTIONARY of PACTS and USEFUL KNOW LEDGE; cump dam, a calm& View of the lateft Difeo varies, Inventions, and es, chkly applicable to Rural sad Domeftie Gleoaorny ; together with Defcriptions of tie molt intereftiag objects of Nature and Art; the Hiftory of Men and Animals, in a [tate of Health or Difeafe; and Prac tical Hints refry:Sing the Arts and ManufaCtures, both and liar sad commercial.--By A. F. M. WIL LICH, M.D. Author of the Leaures on Diet sad Regtmen,_acc. ice. Dedicated to the Kims, by Special Pernathon. London: Printed for J. Murray and S. Highley, No. 3s, Fleet-Itreet; Vernor and Hood, Poultry; G. Kearfley, Fleet fttect ; H. D. Symonds. and T. Hark Patansoftcr-row ; and the Author. I am, with the higheft relied, Geotiemen. Your moft obliged and faithful Smoot, Imolai, joss op, teas. W. WILBERFORCE. To the GENTLEMEN, CLERGY. and FREKHOLDEKS r of tbp County of YORK. CINTLISION, T TAKE the earlielt opportunity of making known to you my intention of againderbfg myfella Can. DIDATZ firthe COONTY, at the appeosehlog General Eledtlie. I The very Bartering rapport I had the bestow to made** upon a fanner oil:am, will ever rentals aresgly insgrelfed upon my mind. have adted as year R eprefentative during a period of inn& difieulty and danger to the Country; my political prinelpasa and condtadt cannot therefore be unknown to you t It is for yes to Judge of their merit ; bnt I can with truth declare, that to fulftl the arduous duties of my &nation, with Sdelirr towards my Country, and towards my Conilituents, has been my coc as* dale& Should you again deem me worthy to have the honour of rcprefenting you in Parliament, it will again be my Rudy, as it win become my duty, to endeavour to acquit my felf of the trues repored in me, with independedte, with atten tion to the public welfare , and to the Intereßs of the County of Yoek.—.l have the honour to be. with the greaten refpeet, Gentlemen, Your obliged and moo obedient homNie Servant, London, June an, rgoa. HENRY LASCELLES. To the GENT' '"" -MRS la few Copies of the above Work were printed wpm a fine yellow wove Paper, with Proof hum:Bons of the Engravings and Cuts, and may be had, 4orics tl< ass. in beard& FREEHOLD ESTATE, OXFORDSHIRE. TO U SOLD DV PRIVATE CONTRACT, AFREEHOLD ESTATE, Let on Two Loco to good Taunts, at a Neat Rent of Four Hun dred and Slaty Pounds per Annum, and will be fold fo as the Pureisafer Soil make Four per Cent. or upwards of his Money, aid the Farr hater mayhave il lsor Eight Mosul{ to makegood 'sue Half of the Porehate Money. For further Particulars apply to Mr. Thomas Brill° we, No. 61, Banner-fquare, Burthial-row. • TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION—By Mr. CHRISTIE, By drder of the Adodniftrater, on eke P •rwafes, near Hitchin, to the County of Hens, Thirty-four Miles from Loodon, an the Road to Bedford, on Saturday, July 3, at Twelve, THE Capital Stock of Excellent OLD PORT, -a- CLARET, and MADEIRA, upwards of too dozen, im ported by the Ige Proprietor for his own Ufe, of a veery fupe. nor (balky, and has been bottled nor eight years. Aro part of the HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE and Other effects of Ross Bic KK Oi K Efq. decoded. The Wine to he tafted on the morning of Sale ; the Fund tnre may be viewed Two Days preceding the Sale, and Cata logues then had on the Fronde.; at She Swan, Hitchin; Swan, Stevenage; White Horfe, Baldock ; Swan, Biggleftvade; White Hart, Wellwyn; &Usury Arms, Hatfield; at the Rainbow Coffee-haute ; and la Pail-Mall. _ CLERGY, and FREEHOLD/ of the COUNTY of HER rFOkD. aeurtameu, IN confequertie of a Diffolution of Parliament, - 1 feel it my duty to ezprefs to you, it this public manner, the Rroogeft affurances of my gratitude for the &din/Wilted ho. nous which you have repeatedly conferred upon me : at the fame time, I mord aware how much more I am Indebted to your cinemas rlrtiolity and Ready friendihip, than to any ex traordinary preteuflons or fuperior merit of my own. By year peculiar klndnefs, and your liberal and indulgent, confidera don of my fallings, I have been placed in that eminent and re- By Mr. CHRIS TIE, fpettable Situation which I have fo many years enjoyed Alone By Order of the Adminlftrator, on the Premifes, at Potter's. n.y Countrymen andtleighboars—a fltuation fo highly eat. I Bar, Fifteen Miles from London, on the Road to Hatfield, taring and besourable, that the poifefilon of it, by your free an Monday, Julyi, at Twelve o'Cloeir, choicer owldately ratifies my united ambition and the BOUT ONE HUNDRED DOZEN OF Proodeft Ma of my heart- In the Pleading hope that I tlaY & CHOICE MADEIRA, of a very foperior %laity, 'm oot have forfeited your good opini o n a nd regard , I take the 17 ported by the late Rose litelt7ollD, Efq.dtecafed, and (ant to berty to offer myfelf once more to your notice, and to folicit his Plantation In the Weft Indies, from wheoce, after remain the rawaar of your cammoner and lOPPerr on the approach- ing annsper dme, it was tranfmined to the place of Sale, and log day of nomination and If raglan thbd , ale worthy to be has been there in hordes eight year% under the Immediate Cite employed again in your ferviee, you may be affured that I will of she late owner. pay a ftriet atteatioa to the bufinefs of the county, and that I To b e ai m e d t h e !miming of Sale. C ata l ogues may b e h a d will not fail to difeharge the important duties of my public as above; at the Bull, St. Alban's ; Often Man, Barnet I Sallf- Ration with diligence, integrity,end independence.-1 am, bury Arms, Hatfield; at the -rainbow Coffee-hook; and in Gentlemen, your obliged and faithful Servant, GOA= Park, June 30, 'Sou WILLIAM PLUMER. A IfsW STEAM ENGINE, ------ " ---b -- -- - 1 - A CLERGYMAT OW - 71 - eiemilary ccaduet, Jibe- 1 To ea sotto sir' •UCTION, ral mind, of Stour merit, greet modefty, and rigidly On Tsefday the kit of July, at One o'clock, in George Thaw alel died in December l a R, b equeat hi ng to the Foto- L loo's Sale Room, Corner of Hutehefonitmet, Glafgaw, is• li VOrto, and the Voluntary Benevolence of the Public, me/Bandy above his Tea Shop and Regifter-Olike for Hat* Three Daughter, and Five Sore, for whore fupport the fmalleft table Property oo Sale, donde= will be woefully received in the liapk of Mere& DOUBLE ENGINE ; the Cylind er o f w hi c h Roston and Co. Pall-Mall. A Le oy, ladies in Disaster, with a Stroke of Five Feet They have heretofore cdPeafellY acknowledged Individual I Pour Inches. Mr Pomp Three Feet Diameter, with Two ode of benevolence to the amount of 5yL toe. 6d. 1 Feet, Eight Indies Stroke. Candenfer Three Feet Diameter. They now return their humble thanks to The iron asd Waft Work are all ready to be put together, in- Tbe Marquis of Hen- R. . - • S 5 0 doling the Imo Work for the Beam. Boiler New, Sere:neon feed, few - Ls •• MT . - - 3 0 0 tot long, foes feet at Bottom, nine feet at Bilge, feren feet high J. de Roveray - ssoT. P. - . 5 o o', 4 PI Iron. it was intended for the Rotative Modes, and bu Mft.Hebcrden - - sooA. s • 0 1 li• -- - ss 0 the Iron Wort malting of Eight Segments for a Fly Wheel R.Bern - I 1 0 A. Lawton 2 s 0 K.P.s $O, of FJghteen Feet Diameter. Fly Shaft, Re, ike. ready. This • I • Lieu was eadruited by Meer . H. and R. Baird, of Glaf- Graheoor Chapel aaOE . W. s 0 0 ! low, Is biked In a molt mafterly manner, and on OM soli Lbws , - - zt o A G en tl eman o tO ; approved Principles. They will had a Man with it to fee it Per poR -100K.D." ' $ 0 0 . ' proPoly Seed up, and will engage k will Week well A "4 "$ OO X. Y. 010 • . It colt the Proprietors nook but as Athey bane now no etc Lady aoto6L.M. • r c a • i for it . le la be lee *l l el O W for I. i r e196 " . " 1.1 ''''' lady • •to 6 AitilJW 'the . a ee l ~~ \ ~' ` 1 :.x .1 • J