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; - 1- t ` cr IL - -.. vl,• - 4 .7 *% ,;, 1 , MONDAY, MAY 2, 1803. NUMBER 8.53 : -- .71., PP.R. 1. SIX-I,ENL:fi. To the GENTLEMEN, CLERGY, and FR EEHO LDERS of the COUNTY of NO FTINGHAM. GENTLIMIN, LORD WILLIAM BENTINCK having va cared his Seat in Parliament for this County, in confe- quence of his having accepted an Appointment, which he decors incompatible with his Parliamentary Duty. I have been induced, by the flattering Encouragement which 1 have received from a very numerous and refpeciabl , Body of my Friends to offer myfeif as a Candidate to fucceed h'os. Permi, m: then, Gentlemen, to (Wick the honour of yo_: Suffrages on this oc cation, an d requek that you woul,l Ins/cc your Sentiments known at the Meeting, which will be held at *sionsfietd, for the Nomination of a Candidate, when it is ettr , nely definable that the general Senfe of the County Ihould h: fully and clearly expreffed. Should I he fo fortunate as to be thought worthy to Repre feat you in Parliament, I ran faithfully allure you tiro. I wiz exert my utmoft endeavours to merit the confidence with which I may be honoured, by difcharging the Duties of th a t important Station with Integrity and I 3dependeace, and by an usremitted Zeal and Attention to promote the Welfare of this County, and to fupport the t ionour, the Interetts, and the permanent Prufperityof the Nation at large. I have the Honour to be, with great refpea, Gentlemen, • Your very obedient and &Mill Servant, Grove,April 23, 1803. !A EL ETAS To the GO. N MEN, CLERGY, and FRKEHI of th,, COUNTY of NO TTINGH AM. OTNTLEIVIEN t FINDING uponmycanvalithrough thisConnty, that In come parts of it, the principles on which I come forward as a Canldate •er reprefent it in Parliament, arc much anfunderftood, I Wee with fatlsfadtlon this opportunity of publicly declaring, that I offer otoilelf M the Camay at a jarlitny hatkfrendent Mae, onfistforted ty aoy frowerfed Inehvidaal, anew ward with any Party, and that the only motion, which have endowed are to mom forward se tber ow,fion, are, &V hone'? ambition to Arta Comely is a highei Akre, and as (arse, loifir to rdiort to the Clafi ej Canary Gentlemen foam Aare in the reprefiohitioa sr the Ceepey.-4 have the honour to be, Gentlemen, Your very obedient and faithful fervent, Grove, April ao, ito3. A. H. EYRE N. B.—The County Meeting for the nomination of a Candi date, is appointed to be held at Mansfield on Thurfday neat, May the sth, at twelve o'clock, and the Elealon on the MOD day following. TO MERCHANTS, UNDERWRITERS, &e. PMOYSEY, junior, of Plymouth, and J. fOG • GETT and Company, Merchants, Ship Agents, and in forma Brokers, beg leave to Inform all Merchants, Under writers, and Owners of Ships, or others, that in the ftrifteft fence of the word, they have re-eltablithed a Houk in Londor. Great attention will be paid to any Ship in diftrefs that may put into the Port of Plymouth, or any other Port of the Weft of Pngland. They intend to appoint mea of the ftridteft bonefty to homey any Ships or Goods. Mafters of Ships are expecfted to call at the Office of Y. Moyle) , and Joggett, when "their Ship is In fafety. P. Morsav, Jun. begs leave to Inform the Creditors of his Bankruptcy of the year 1794, that, at any time, by applying at his Office in Plymouth, or at the Office of Mr Joggett, they will reed their full Amount. 'FASHIONABLE DANCING by Mn A LLr.N, A. privately Taught to Ladles and Gentlemen of any ig , who hue never learnt this L-compiiittotrnt, op nut In the im 'proved modernftyle,st No. Ist ,Siscrrard-ftreet, Gulden lquarr, 4 044 m WPM' sileeet s ,„Goodosares-liehiv.—.They arc Tang*/ am a '''.lllllamlirnitictihilld farthefe ee whom it is an abed to acquire it exptditionny, privately, and In the ilyie of falhion. Foreigners, 011icenond Country Refidents, who may whit to learn in a few days, may Board and Lodge, privately, in the Imre, and receive conitant inftru. on. Schools and Families, if not &Aunt from town, reenlarly, at tended on the What candidata, and inftruded in every ,Irgant requilte of modern Dancing. The Annual Ball will be on the 4th of May, at the Crown and Anchor Tavern, Strand. TO THE LADIES. HEAD-DRESSES:ON AN ENTIRE NEW PRINCIPLE. PEERS, No.'t 19, Jermyn-liteet, and LUCAS, at Southampton, beg leave to fubmit to the Ladies their new invented HBAMDRESS, which, for helmet's, fimplielty, and elegance, furpaffes any thing of the kind yet offered to the PAW. It has no rival, being disefted of the load of ribbon fe incoavenieat in the head-dreffes generally advertifid. This Dols is peculiarly adapted Joe Ladles who are isclined to let their hair grow, being fo monftrulled a* to intermix with the natural hair in the Ewe eat, manner. having the advantage of the pedant [Atonable mode of dreis, without the kaft appear ance of Art--To be bad at IN other Shop. .... - - - . N. B. Ladles' Hair cut and dreffed in the moil fallikmahle 'kyle, and fupplled with Perfumery, &e. of the belt quality, warranted unadulterated , on the molt redo/whit terms. ESSENTIAL SALT OF LEMONS. For taking Iron Moulds, Ink Spots, Red. and other Stains, aural Liden, Mullin, Lace, Ike. and for many other Ufea, is a PubMtute for Lemon.. Price ts. the SOS. HAVING received numemus complaints that CompoStions fold under the title of SA LT Or 4. - MONS are not only ineffeetual, bat that they burn and &limy the Linen. "dirk it neeelihry to inform the Public, that sir rRUT Essatrrias. SALT OF LIMON{ it only to be had, whotefale and retail, at my Stop in Cuekfpur-ftreet, and that none is to be depended upon as mine but what has my fignsturs on the bottoms:Wench Box, and on the outfide of the Wrapper. W. fiAYLEY. N. E. The Salt of LeWlolls is particularly &Will to Ladies in writing their hands, as it ialtantly takes oot the (Wog of fruit, coloured gimes, &e. and is much more agreeable to ate tha• Lamm hien'. At the &me plate may be lad, BATLRY'I SCOWCIINO Dters. fat taking Omsk out mink, Stuff, Woollen Cloth &e. NAVIGABLE CA NAL PROPERTY, LEICESTERSHIRE and STAFFORDSHIRE TURNPIKE BONDS, SURRY IRON RAILWAY, and GLOBS Afurance Shares, Ste. MONTHLY SALE. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION—By Mr. SCOTT, At Caraway's, 'Change-alley, Landon, on Friday, May 6, at Twelve o'aoek, T'HE LEEDS and LIVERPOOL CANAL ; Thlneen Shares in this eßabliihed and mach refpeded Concern, paying SI. per Shan, and ex 3eded tdincreafc. The Coventry Canal; Two Slaves In this valuable Concern. The bit half yearly dividend was 71. per Share, which will tuidonkstedly Increafe. The Forth and Clyde Navi.netion; Five Skarn In this prof perms and highly in.prowlng Work. The Grand Junction and Paddington Canal, Shares, and Half Shares the Tonnage is confil inert-, The Shropitire Navigati - n with advancing !lit ,lends. Ale, Shares In the Peak, Fireft, Afton, and 01 , lltain, Wilts, and Barks, and the Oakhant Canals. Ten Shares in the Sorry Iron Railway; and Ten Subfestp- Hon Sham d sock each in the Globe Affuranct. Leiedietakint Toils; Four Bor. is, amounting to 13504 bear ing Wert* frown ti to 5 per Cent. p-r Ann. tenured on the Turnpike Roads front Athborne, Burton Bridge, Allay de la Zoech, &c. _ _ -- --- Particulars may be bad at. the Hen and Cbkkens, Birming ham; the Bear, Reading; White Horfe, Uxbridge; Hatci.etes Hotel, Pieeadiliy ; at Germany's; and of Mr. Scott, Ludo gate•hill, London ; who Is comallihoned to &Igo& of Shirts in Tubas Nay/subs% Mus s ice. by PrivatcCoara& INN A'r PLYMOUTH. 'TO BE SOLD --IheYee — gitnile and Inheri tance, with poffeffion at Lady Day next, of and in all that inn and Tavern, known by the name of The LONDON INN, Gruate in Foxhole-Rat:et, in this Borough, and now in the Occupation of Mr. George Brewer, as Tenant thereof, un til Lady Day neat, but who is delirous of giving immediate poffiffion upon rim:cow:hie terms. The Dwelling Houfe contains fevers! Parlours and Siting Rooms, heavies a large Room In which the Public Balls and Concerts are always held, and is frequently ufed as an Aualon Room, owing to its being the molt capacious in the Town, a great number of Chambers and Apartments in the Attic Rory : with a Courtigge, Stables, and feveral detached Offices, which have a communication with a lane called Seven Star Lane. For which purpot.: an Auction will be held on Thurfday,the Twelfth Day of May next, at the Gene Inn, at the hour of Six in the Evening:. FM: prefent - Tenant will (hew the Premifes; and any further information may br obtained by applying to Mr. H. WOW combe..,,-Solicitor. in Plymouth. N B. If the above mentioned inn is not fold, the fame will be Let by Private "':oral immediately. Plymouth, A i•rt. r : 18C3. LANDS near SALISBURY. FOR SALE BY AUCTION—By HARRY RUSS, At the Spread Bogle In Striae, oo Wednefday, the 4th day of May next, at Twelv, o clock at Noon ; fulled to loch Conditions as thall then and there be produced, AN eligible ESTATE, fituAte bi the Parini of Bi-merton, in the County tf Wilts, only 01. e Mile from Ballibtry,confifting of Two Melfuagei, with Twi Homefteads, Barns, Stables, and other eonvenieneles, all in excellent Repair, with about 36 Acres of Arable, Water Meadow, and Palture Land, and Common of Paiture for Nine Resits and rif,y-eight Sheep, in the Commons and Commonable Fields of Bemerton a orefaid. Upwards of One-third Part of this haste is Free hold, and the otivo. Part Leafehold, for Two good Lives, pay ing a Quit Rent of its. ati. per Annum, the who'e now let on Leak (which expires at Michaelmas, 1804,) to Mr. Jofeph tlradby;at the Yearly Rent of yot clear of all Outguhsgs, except the Land Tax, which is very light. There is alto a Piece of Land, late a Brick-kiln, on Leafe to Mr. Ford, which expires at the fame time. Upon the Freehold is a moi defirable fpot for Building. and there a e Two Pews in Bernertoa Church. For Viewing the Premifes imply to the Tenant, and for fur thee Parilculars apply to Mr. Gar. Attorney, Chlppenham. A FREEHOLD-LY \IINGTON, HANTS. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT , THAT elegant and commodi:ins MAN S ION, cubed the GROVE HOUSE, with the Furniture, Stint ed near the "I'morn of Lymington ; and immediate Polfefilon may be had. The House has been recently enlarged, Improved, and finlfh ed in a fupzrior and fuhftantial manner. It contains on the Ground Floor, a Drawing Room It feet Iquare, is in height; ❑ining Rolm of fame dimenflons; Library s 3 feet by 17, and to in height; Breakfalt Parlour at feet by is, and so feet 7 inches In height, with Oakes of every deltription complete and convenient. In the Attic Story are floe large Bed Cham bers, with two Dreffing Rooms, four eseellent Servants' Rooms, and a Laundry. There are good Kitchen Gardens (partly wailed), and a neat Shrubbery furroonding the Hook, with a Co.ch-houfe and Stabling for four Horfes. The Furniture is new within the bolt ten months, made of .he heft material, in the Slit Byte of elegance, and in good prefervation —Grove Haute commands beautiful and eatenfive w sews of the ilk Wight, the Sea and furrounding Country. That delightful Walk called the Grove, adjoining, is part of the Freiman, and will be Included in the Sale. ter. ald) apply to ---";;ilfiir'..atinilar4 by 11 pelt p *tom. who tea Charts St. Dario. &q. Bs"' in 7.1 deliver rickets fir %mitts the Houle and Furniture. CAMBRIDGESHIRE. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION—By Mr. CHAPMAN, of Richmond, Surrey, On Wednefday, the ath day of May next, at the &wink-bead Coffee-hook, Chancery-lane, Li ndnn, at Twelve eel, ek, 'THE Manor atad Eltate of WOODBURY HALL ; 1 containing in the whole GneThonfand Three Hundred and Sixty-eight Aerm. The F.ftate is very camped, and Btu ate In t►e Pariah of iiamlingay, Two Miles from Potion, Six from Biggkferade, Seve.iteen from Cambridge, Fifty from London, and Four from Girford Bridge; on the Great North Road, front whence the River Oufe Is Navigable to Lynn. The hganflon Haute and °Scoot in complete Repair, and at for the immediate rcc.ption of a Family. The Solt round the Mantion is remarkably dry and healthy, and the rurf is as good as any Race Ground; the Garden Is efteented equal to any In the Kingdom for its Fruit. The Woods which are in Hand, and at a elarahle di ance from the Ma Son Haute, arc good Shelter far Claineof which there is a great variety on the Manor. 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Theory of Medicine, Phylkiogy, Pathology, sod Therapeutics, from Dr. Callen, and other lidinburgb Pro. (effort. 3. Cam's Horology complete, In Eagftfth 4 The Hlftory, Modica, Cada, sod Care al every Human Dilute, agreeably to the approved Clal&idols asol Dofbinee of of the celebrated Cam. I;t;itTmili;renset;trfudieited by Mated Writers of the firft Eminence; whom arc, Drs. Cam Manna Gregory, Fordyce, Percival, FotbergM, Leedom, Gar net, H.berdest, Daum, Mofek7, AWN Trotter, Saunders, Cynic, Stmt. Hayisetb Houltton, WIWn, Sinicarar, t o arr ie , „ ciArac. Headley, dm ate. Kato. Hunter. BA. HOD, Earle, Abernethy. Latta. &pass, &odd& gentralk Roorfey. Wilton. and when. • 1 W. Cafes Illadratim rids Tratensent rammasteded is every Dittafe of dlieuk f. Upwards of fir= authentic Formals from the Boobs if the pubic Illoi= 2 ar ai Dlfpenfarits; this Leartuse s and Writings of Medical. , and &Mull Towhees; and the private Contributions dittioguilhad is Edinburgh and London. L A number of eier o llopperillate Clam. steal and Midwifery The foaming Tettienosy of the Mediatille die Impel= of the ED/Nil/RCM PIACTICC, drawn hem a laperior fount of Medical Critielfm. will futileiently they the merit of the Uodertaking in its original form; and the Editor evofidastly darts, that no stfekfs additions hare ben made; but, on Ma contrary, that he has exerted himfcif to complete his undertaking by the ticket/on of every valuable modern Direuvay, and that fs sin the molt approved and indifputible Sources of I nformarim. This eornpreheadve C , mpilation may to confider:al as a Medical Le,:rary for Young Swami ; and we think it mar, for form time fuperfeda the tiLeary of any other. It will frrve the putpr:fe of a Teat Book during their me .cLere no Medical and Sure -al Leaven, and we mar add, filiiwiforyi for the Meares of Pregnancy, the puerperal State, and thous peculiar to infants, are curtained in It. We aro find fereral difeates not treated of by fyficsnsts Weters in general, hue only in dUtla4 Works, as Angina Pedoris Poilonsfaipeettled Anlinstioa, Cow Poi, ate. 'llse Work is farnalhod with In. dices to the Praelice of Phylk, the Surgery. the Materia Ma and the Dates of Medicifies, as well as of the NM and OM Names. We rccisicaiend this Book as a valuable AsbMho to the brary the Apoth.vary's Shop. Midlea' sad Pl7l al Journal, He. so, p. are. Laotian : Muni fee 0. Kcarfley. Flert-ftrvet ; sad i ra di a ma, heal; sad Ora& sad Reid, Olafanit ~..~,.