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Ry ~ ~. I~ ~ - o . , . . . . . . . • .. • - , . • ---‘..; . "V • • AA - ~... • - 0 )C ) t ) r ( (.., ..n...,%, ....... 4 :•'• • .. f.2........t...4"4,41i644..... Hk.„ . 14 7,„ , .- 0 " .."--)--.. ,• , . e 1 . . tc... ri. v _;.,tietqf 4' THU \JAY 19. 1808 [NICK SEX-PENCE. .. --- e gf36lt 60281 • - WO - k kooo rekets. NO PIXED PRIZE. Thies and Shan.- arc soiling at all the Licensed Offices in uslaa, and by their Agents in the Country. PR) SENS PRICE. • Ticket - ;CIO 1 'As. £lO 15 0 I Eighth 5 9 0 Sixternth IE2 15 6 1 8 0 NEW MUSIC. Published by Clementi and Company, *o. tie., Ch . eapside. VOCAL MUSIC. VOCAL HARMONY, Vol. '2, containing fifteen New and selected Glees by esteemed Composers, being a ssinuatiun of the most superb Work ever offered to public no' o„ price 21s. VocAL MilslC, SONGS, CAWZONETS, &C. S. tbe NOT lieivr Girl, by Chapple - - k 191 a Winter's kvenizit, by Ross - %May's Auspicious Morn, by Grzeff - - No Cherries, by Gracff - - Pout Mora Eye, by Meves - Ike Mute Grey k kids, by Dr. Clarke - hut Vezus,by Mozart - tiateTrath, by Ross . - lase tights a clear, by Clan . Eghty God of ilarzes, by Mozart • reheat unkind, by Co'slrnan Oyer the Mountains, by Whithker M k wit Tear of Pity by Ditto The beast that warmed, by Ditto 'fru hearted was lie, by Ross -r, by Ross Go Zephyr, by ii.... Norebappy Maw the Gods, by Mozart - . 1 6 Row weet tie Mooft, by Haydn . 1 6 Oldernory thou fond ducekver, by Nicks - 1 6 Love/y Mary, by Ross - - 1 6 Toms nearly in the vernal Teal, by PbelPs - 1 6 N.B. The Songs, Duet;, Trios, and glees, from the Opera of Two Foes under A Hood, may be badiiitgly . Tbis day were published, price Ss. 61. REMARKS on the PROPOSALS made to GREAT BRUTAIN for Opening NEGOTIATION 6 for PEACE, in the Year 1807. By WILLIAM ROSCOft, Esq. Printed by I. Nl`Creery, Fleet-street, for 'l. Casiell and tl Davies, Strand. Of whom may be had, by the same Author, Conlin avioxs on the Causes, Objects, and Consequences of the present War, and on the Expediency or the Dal ger of Peace with France. Fifth Edition, price 2a. Alio, all Nu. Roscoi.'s other Works. This day was published, in Four Volumes, small octavo, ans,.in boards, H ISTORY of the FEMALE SEX, translated from the German ort. MEINERs, Couhsellor of State to Ys Britannic Majesty, and Professor of Philosophy at the Uni senity of Gottingen. Is thisTlork, which teas justly obtained a place among the Conical Productions of German literature, the Author not only describes the state of the Sex in ancient and modern times among &principal ittions of the globe, but investigates the calves and consequences of its virtues avid vices, and of its influence upon Ile morals of society in general, both in private life and public The number of curious anlrdotes with which it übour.ds, hgether with the OA fund of inforLiation it Co:A:tins, Sender it ittsiy valuable saquisition to ling ish Literature. Printed for H. Cothorn, 1 1 / 4 1:1. 56, Cottetuit-street. ---------- SEW WORK ON NATURAL 1-I:STORV, Dedgned for the Instruction and Entertainment of Youtfi. This day .vrat; published, In Two closLly-priuted Volumes, price 10e. bards, Z OOLOGICAL ANECDOTES, or Aut hetitic c and lateresting Facts relAtive to the Livei, Manuel - a, and Et:A( l m ot the Brute Creation, both in their natural and dotacs- tieated Slate. " Ntsity one half df each of these voliames is devoted to that inrac"ttlary animal the Dog, of whom circumstances arc related which, though well autlieutiLtted, almost tacced crctjibility— Aiectlotes, however, cumot fail to inane and interrst the realer, While they are calculated to prodlice a s;ersi• good e&ct in dl lkin that cruelty which is too frequently exercised to dumb ilikah,by interesting the feelings in their froonr."—Anti-jacubin Review, Aril 1808. Printed for 11. Colburn, Ikto. 50, Cor.cluit-itreet. • - ARrnimEric. This day was pubtsbed, closely printed, price 3s. Gd. bound, with an allowance et the 25th Book. THE ARITHMETIC of REAL L IFE and BUSINESS, adapted to the practical USt of SCHOOLS. Including a complete reformation of all the Tables of Weights and Mashes; the Calculation of Annuities, Leases, Estates, Lives, Stocks, &c. &c.; and MORE N OW:ROCS EXAMPLES undei tierY Rule than are to be found in any other Book of this Kind. Ey the Rev. J. JOYCE, Anther of Scientific Dialogues, dec. &ea Every Man of business must recollect how much he had to un learn in the practice of Arithmetic, when having left school he grit enter,.d into the commerce of lite, and also how little he lad learnt which was strictly applicable to real transactions. The Present System of Arithmetic, disregarding the fetters of its pre decessors, has consulted alone the actual and prevailing occasions for the exercise of this useful Art. Every branch. of trade and manufacture has been sedulously consulted in the new ezemplifi; cation of the various Tables of Vieighis and Measures; every thing ob‘olete or useless in other books of Arithmetic has been "Pinged; and every thing has bees introduced that is eskotially necessary. Printed for EICII MID PHILLIPS, No. ti, Bridge-street, LISICILe fria r's and to be butt of all llooksetierb. 0 pater ADMIRALTY-OFFICE, May 16, 3606. peIgICERS OF ROYAL MARINES ON ILILF A a Offi c ers on the Half Pay of the Royal Ma rl I nas resident in Great Britain and Imbed, are hereby it io co transmit to the Sc cretary of the Admiralty,. within . ..oath from the date hereof, an amid& in writing of their lot sw oop, and present place Of abode: and such as think ; ow f ro m age or hifirseities etsfittOr further service, are to o rpey dick Reports with stacient Vouchers of their inabi *gel the easseetheadof. The Oificers residetit abroad iffe to si obeir Itepoits in Sia ; theielld the Vat littlittrek -40, who am allowed 7wttlie Months. arff tith e said °Seers *Weil ait sae ittention tb pies Notice, within the rerspeetlie Mem limited, jog be c onsidered as otherwise trovided Ter; Or ilea& and o r sloes will be struck off the liadf-Pay Lilt afreortliisgly. jy Command of the Lord: CosalitrioncrsefilteAdligratty, W. W. POLE. ~.„--------------;_ - OM GRAND STATE LOTTERY, which ib eg iizs Drawing RUNE 28, is the only 'Lottery chit ever os i nt iSlX PRIZES of £20,000. SCHEMP. . p r iselof 5e20,000 ate in 20,060 2 ....... 10,000 --- 20,000 1 "--- 5,000 10,000 2,000 -- 6,000 1,000 ---- 5,000 500 ---1. 2,300 100 --- 0 floo 50 —,-- 1,500 • 22,000 60,000 7 •••••••• so -- ... 15 om.1•10M, £250,000 This day was published, in One Volume Quarto price 1 .ss. FIE DOCTRINE of INTEREST and AN NUITIE3 analYtically investigatA and explaimd ; tegether with several usafel Tables connected with the subject. By FRANCIS SAILV, of the Stock Exchangz.... Spid by John Richardson, Royal Ext.kange. Of whom may be had, by the same Author, 'tarty a for tue purchasing and renewing of Leases; adapted to gentral Use, price es. .Ina fiw days will be published, in One Voionu., Itvo. OBSERVATIONS upon the INFLUENCE of SOIL and CIAMSITupon WOOL, front whiel is deduced a certain easy Method of Improving English. Clt:thi:l; V. ooli, and preserving the Health of Sheep; with Hints for the Manage ment of Sheep after Shearing, and Thoughts on the ;.[tans by which the Spanish Breed may be made to pres,:tve the hest qua lities of its Fleece unchanged in different Chi pates. •• By ROBERT BAKEWF.LI.. With occasional Notes and Remarks by the Right Honourable Lord :)ostuont.i.e. London : Printed for 3. Harding, No. sfi, St. Lime 'z.:stre. 'ibis day was oblished, In Three Volumes, nmo. price 15s. in boards, ARTLESS TALES. By Mrs. IVES HURRY. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, aul Orme, Pateruos • ter-row. Of whom may be had, by the same Author, MORAL TALES, 19mo. Trice 4s. boards, A GUIDE. TO THE LAKtS. This day were published, In Three Volumes 12mo. the Second Edition, price les. intsoan's, T. ETTERS from ENGLAND. By Don MA- L+NUEL ALVAREZ EsPRIELLA. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rte., and Oime, Pattrnoster-row. " Of the romantic Scenery about the I tikes sS c have here an admirable description. We follow,d our treveil r with great pleasure throughout the whole t.f this excursion : the narrative is very lively au? enter.aining. The subject aprears to be quite congenial to the taste of the writer, who skews a delic tar percep tion of the sublimity and pictuie.qne beau y of this delightful irgiem. We bestow on this part of the week our unqualified Prtise ; and recommend it to cur te,Altrs as the best account. we have met with of a part of the country which has been the sub ject Of so Maay volumes of thscriptiori."—rdin. Re'. 'l'hi!= clay was published, In One Volume, Foo!s:'p Oc:avo, Second Edition, price 7s. 6d. its extra boards, T HE HIGIILANDLIIS :Lila other POEMS. 13y Mrs. GIL:4.Ni% Printed for r-Ongman, Karst, Rees and Orin?, Paternoster-rovi. Of whom may be had, latelTpubhaitcd by the same Author, I.irists R3:51 TIN t MOON TAIN3, :kledidou, iu 3 Vols. ishno. price Is. 6d. in boards. , " The charm 01 these Letters consists in their being the artless eiiinion of a superior mind. There is sterling good. 'ease in most of her remarks on Books, Manners, Education, &c. and a great share c.f . originality. She always appears to us in a light at once respectable and amiable. Her understandiug is strong, her fancy, - lively, her sensibility acute. She has the art of placing every thing before our eyes—w.• see her, we hear her, and we b:come ac quainted With herz—and when We shut herb:mit, we seem to take leave of a Friend." _ This day was Rublishea, 12m0 . price 3s. ad. in boards, LESSONS tor YOUNG PERSONS in HUM ME LIFE ; calculated to promote their ltirrovement in else Art of Rending, in Virtue and Piety; and particularly in the Knowledge of the Duties peculiar to their Stations. Sold by Longman, Hurt, RcC5, and Orme, Paternoster-row, London ; and Wilson and Spence, York. •„• This little Volume is particularly designed for the elder Pupils in Charity Schools, and f o r Servants, and Apprentices. It abounds with popular Sentiments and Anecdotes, and with well authenticated instances of Virtue and Piety, adapted to the feel ings and circumstances of the persons for whose use it is intended. It recommends, in an es2ecial manner, Industry and Frugality ; Honesty, Sobri..ity, and Coanntment ; Fidelity in Service ; the Religious Observance a the Sabbath; and thc Study of the Holy Scriptsrti, as the Great Rule of Life. • This day was pOlished, in !Ivo. price IN. ed. Dedicated, by permissi tJ itis Gra :e the ...I.relsbishop of Can t :rbury, HE MADRAS SCHOOL ; o r, EL EMENTS T-of TUiTiON ; comprising the Analysis of an Experiment In Education, with its Facts, Proofs, and 111 strations: A SER MON on t'. -e appropriate Education of the. Poor ; th.: Plan of a NATTONAL Issrfrorrom for the Children of the Po and a Specimen o, the Religious Instruction at the Royal M.litary Asy lum.—By the Rev. Dr. ,BELL, Rector of Sw:u - age. Printed fo • John Murray, No. St 3, Fleet-street, Lo Idon ; and Archibald Coli:table and Ct. Edinburgh. Lately published, and to b..: had separ The ANALYSIS of an k.XPERIMENT, &e. 2s. 641. A SiatMON preached at Lamb th. is. rbe PLAN cf a NATIONAL INSTI ILTTION, &c. WILLIAIS'S JUSTICE. This day Was publishtd, closely printed in Four wry largz octavo Volumes, price 3..1 . 25. in boa: ds, THE WHOLE LAW relative to the DUTY and OF FICE'of a JUSTICE of the PEACE, comprising also the Authority of Parish °Seers, together with Preeadents and f °nos of Proceed:re. By THOMAS WALTER WILLIAMS, Esq. Of the Inner Temple, Barrister at Law. Second Edition, eantiderably enlarged aad improved, including the Statut and Adjudged Cases to the Present Time : with To. t It s of the Names of the Cases, and an Index of the principal Matters. Loncion : Printed for W. Clarke and *lnv, .J. Wsiker, Ver nor, Hood, and Sharpe: Cuthell and Mania, J. Stockdale, I aclsirgton, Allen, and Co.; J. and J. Richardson, and B. Crosby and Co. SUSSEX. BT THE BOARD OF AGRICULTURE. This day wis published illustrated by 'rwenty En. rav Live t ings, r Sepre senting Implements in Husbandry, Buildings, 4 a . nd ock, with a Sketch of the Soil, price Fourcau Shillings in Boards, A GENERAL VIEW of the AGRICULTU RE of the COUNTY of St SEX, drawn up for the Board of Airieulture and Internal Improvetnent, distingutihing sena d of - u . the Geographical ilituaiton and general drcumstancet the County ; the State of Property ; the Buildings, and Mode of Occupation ; thu Implements ; Enclosing ; the Arable Land, in every kind or Culture • the Grass Lands ; the Gardens and Oichardi ; the Wood's ar:cl Planta:lons ; the Wastes, the Improve ment!, etiteral and pal-deal:a . ; the Live Stuck • the Rural Econo. my, and the ?slid& Bconomy, including Roads, Canals; Com merce; Manufactures.the Population, Societies, &c. &c. Ste. By the Rev. ARTHUR YOUNG. Printed for Rtc nein Pinta.' es, Bridge-streei, Braelefrbis ; and itekl by all Booksellers in Great Britain and Irelthli. 01**kOm may :ibis be had, correcte d and enlarged Survisgs ard of Of ICS Count i e s, recently pubr......4 under the direction , of the Bo Agriculture, Uniformly printed In Octivo,and done rep inboards, N. B. Seto, as far as pnbSsh'ed, unifoisnly airecuppy paiticein Reports, may be Ilea of all Book selle k a, at 'Os *Wit= of We PUrCtiAivr. WILLIAMWILLIAMS respectfully inforrasthe Nobility, Gentry and the Public, that he ha,' removed his POSTING BUSINESS from the Lower Crown, ('t_= Marlow, to the Corporation Arms, High Wycombe, Bucks, where he is determined to use the utmost diligence and attention to render travelling as comfortable as possible, to all who shall please to layout hini with their favours ; at the same thee humbly begs those will accept his most sincere thanks who have already patro nized and encouraged bim in the above undertakihg.--The neareat road from London to Oxford by five miles. qtyrN THOUSAND POUNDS or EIGIiT " TiIOtiSAND WOUNDS wanted on Mortgage of a very eligible Freehold Lauded Property, situate ia the County of B:rks. ;file interest spill be regularly paid half yearly.—Por par ticulars, apply to Mr. Pindt r, Solicitor, in Ws Gage, Berks. BE LET, for. a" Term of Years, and entered wou imussediatt.iy, a Capital MANSION HOUSE it for a large Family, wi:h Garkat, Coach Houses, Stables, and other Buildings, smite at Carshatton, in the Coust:y of Surrey. The . Tenant may tike any qt.aatity of Laud, and a Farm Yard near the. House. Per further particulars, apply to Messrs. Gregg asid - Oodield, Skinner's Hall, Laudon. . FOR SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION. At the LOtrboN i'AVEII.I4, .1 7 0kHOLF,TPREET, PLY. MOU on FRIDAY, the 17th of June, at eleven, 'THE FOLLOWING GOOVS, VIZ. _ _ About 130 Tons Cocoa • 5o Cases Peruvian Bark 478 Ingots of Tin Being the entire Cargo of the Spanish brig Vi7iLinte detained on her voyage front Lima to Spent, by his Majt sty's ;hip Awls- THYST, Michael Striswir, Est Conmukider, and since condense sled as prise. Also, In pursuance of a Commission of Appreisentiont and Milo, address. sod to the Agents of Danish Prizes and John Hawkrr, Hotsheads Sugar, Landed from the Danish brig Hannah. For Catalogues and &her Particulars apply to . JOHN HAWKER Me -chant, Plyninnfb. TRENT AND MERSEY NAVIGATION SHARES. To be SOLD by AUCTION. by Mr. SCOTT, In the MONTHL.Y SALE, On Friday, lune 9, at Garraway's, Lawton, THE TRENT and MERSEY, or GRAND DRUNK CANAL—Two Shares In this ecalsentlypeosper• ous Navigatioh, of which it is sulficiett to state, that the Divi dends have steadily advanced to 401. per Share per annum clear, and by the unrivalled advantage; whi..la this excellent Concern so evidently possesses, the; n.:.y be expected considarably to in crease. Also Shares in the Kennet and Avon, Rochdale and Lancaster Canals. _ _ Particulars.. at the Royal Hotel, Livcrpool; New Hotel, Bir mingham • Crown, et Stone; at Gyrraway's; and of Mr. Scott, 28, SOOT lriege•Street, 1.M.1d011. • SELECT' COLLECTION OF PICTURES. By PETER CORE, At Mr. Squibb's Croat P.O y, FavillvPassage, on Friday the 27th inst. and following et twelve o'clark, - THE GENUINE PROPERTY of the late ALEXIS LIVERNET, Esq. late of Dublin, and sold by Order of Che . Representatives of his Widow. This Genuine Se lection of very valuable PICTURES has been chosen under fa vourable opportunities, and wilt great judgment, from various private collections, both in this aad the Sister Kingdom, andtrato out of which the Proprietor had the good fortune to purchase many of the most esteemed ; compri , *.ag among other first-rate pcTformauccs in a state of perfect pres..rvation, the works.of Tia tian, Julio Romano Jan de Mabusejintoretto, Anibal Caracci, Francisco Mal; Albano, Carlo Mara:ti, Van Eyck, I'ael Vero nese, Vandyck, Rubella Gonzales, ilobbima, Rembrandt, . W ' Tee niers,ouvermaus,Ruy sdael,Steinwyck,Mierts, Berghem,Cuyp, Adrian Vandevelde, Wynants, &c. &e. This Collection is par ticularly worthy the attention of the Collector, the Artist, and die Connoisseur. May be viewed two days preceding the Sale, and Catalogies at ls. each, then had at the Place of Sale ; and of Mr. Cote, s; Throgmorton-street. . TOOTING, SURREY.—SIX MILES ONI.Y FROM THE THREE BRIDGES.—YILLA. AND LAND. - By PETER. COXE, At Gateway's, on 'Wednesday, the Bth of Inne, at 12 o'clock, ANEWLY-ERECTED, WELL.-PLANNED, SUBSTANTIALLY BUILT FREEHOLD FAMILY RESIDENCE, with Italian Roof, fitted up with singular atten tion throughout, delightfully situate .on that rural spot, Tooting Common, fenced in front by an Oak Paling, with Coach-house, Stabling for four Horse:, Coach-yard, Drying-ground, Coach road, Paddock, and Plantations, protected by a neat Railing.— The Premises are placed ou a gentle rise, command interesting Prospects, and contain four handsomely fitted Apartmer,ls on the Ground Pio*, in Breakfast-room, Gentleman:a room, Dining room, and Drawing-room, with Windows to the Floor, cheerful in every direction, excellent Entrance-hall, and Sta:rcase, four iced-chambers on the Upper Floor, and three other connecting Chambers, which may be either used as Diessinzoonos or u&ii tional Sleeping Apartments. The domestic Offices ray..• y-ztieu larly convenier.t and numerous, as well as roomy; there is a cont. toodlous Wine-cellar, with Catacomb Bins and other Cetliaring, a Pump of Water in the tack Ki•chen, and a separate communi cation to thsOfgoes. This is no house run up by a common buil d .:r, for no expence has been spared to bring every thing properly together—the seite has been judiciously chosen, and the whole arrangement and workmanship shew the sitpirintendipg care of a person of taste and judgment. The quantity of land comprises six acres altogether. The Purchaser may Ise accontmo3ated with fifteen acres of Leasehold Land, with various useful Buildings, Barns, &c. and Bailiff's Cottage, at a moderate rent. May be viewed by Tickets, on application to Mr: Core, No. 33, Throgmurton-street, ten days previous to the Sale, when and of whom Particulars may be had, and at J.loyd's 'and Garraway's. PARK-PLACE, REIMS. By PETER CORE, At Garraway's, on Tuesday, the 21st of lune, at twelve o'clock, in one Lot, 1 -4 HIS IMPORTANT PROPERTY, with 1 . LAND-TAX REDEEMF.D, embraces all that Capital MANSION and ESTATE, known as PARK-PLACE, situate near Henley-upon-Thum!, in the County of Berks, thirty-four miles from London,* propevty and residence of the Earl of Malmesbury ; with lofty Walled Fruit and Kitchen Gardens, Hot-houses, Forcing-house for Flowers Ice-house, 'Lawns, Plea sure-grounds, Rides, Drives., Walks, three distinct Lodges, orna mental and useful Cottages And other Buildings, Lavender-house, luxuriant Lavender Plantations, private attached Dwelling ; Ara ble, Pasture, and Meadow Lend, Woods, Farm-housts, Yeats, sßarns, Stables, Labourers' Tenements, and other convenient:les— the whole forming a compact domain of 87$A. IR sap. nearly is a ring fence ; of which 313 acres are encircled by a substantial Park Paling and sunk Fence ; but over 437 A. CR. 19P. which immediately surround the Maminn,in a connected quantity,there is not a single Public Foot-path or Right of Road interfering,— The Estate abounds in Game. The Land slops towards the Thames, which Bows along the West of the Estate to a consider able extent, presenting itself to various points of the Grouiid as a distinguished feature. The Grounds without the Park Paling are In an excellent state of culture, and the Farm-houses and Bud. dings are conveniently placed, as well as constricted ; and from the attention paid to the Drites and Plantations which intersect these lands, the whole of 'Las part of the property is in unison with the pleasure grounds and mansion. Independent of the va lue whic.• attaches to the mansion as a residence, mid the home s grounds immediately connected with it, and which must be eorW tiered of the first importawce, the remainder of the property it estimated to be of the annual value of One Thousand Five Hun drt.d Pounds; Park pLtce hiving been considerably lncreised as well as improved In beauty and value, sinne.the Earl of Maimes bury came into the possession, by subsequent purchases, as well as by avrangemen s lade under an inclosureAct. May he v.ewett by tickets only, from and after the 91st. inst. on application to Mr. Ore, No. t 3, Throt s aiotton-street ; or to Thomas Cooper, Esq. of Henley, of both of whom particulate may he then had ; as also at the Itcd Lion ,Honk , ,v • rho Sur, Maidenhead; the Castle, Windsor;' the e'rown; Reading; s• Lloyd's and Gatriway's Colfte-houses ; and of Messw.Ocklie, Oldie, and Forster, Solicitors, Carepstecet, Lincoln's-inn-fteit 4 Plan of tht [stalest - 4a accompany eachpanic/In-. WESTMINSTER ELF MON. THE FIRST ANNIVERSARY of the Tilit , 4l . W of ViESTMINSTER, and PURITY of 71.E.CPION; be celebrated ~t tho CROWN and ANCHOR TAVERN in the Sinat4n, on Mont,,ir NFXT, the of MAY. Sir FRA,NCIZi BURDETT, in the siEwalens : " The Corsurr rrg who covductrd tt e IL et:or." Tickets 12s. 6d. each, to he had of Mr. Samuel . C:Oetillp I 1 Oil Strat4 ; Mr. William Adams, 72, Dean.strect, Soho; `4r. WOO. Puller, 139, Long-Acre ; and at the Bar of tho Ctown and Anal& Tavern. . - 4 , 1 A T an Adjourned Meeting of the OWNERS 4 . 1?a4 -/ r __" OCCUPIERS of LANDS, in the Neighttourhoixt of CIL- , CHESTER, and the Eastern parts of the COUNTY of ESSEX,' holden this 14th day of May, at the White 'Kart Inn, to take info• con:Aeration the measure now pending ir. # arliarnent, far prohi biting the use of Barley, and other Grain in the Distilleries of Great Britain and Ireland, and substituting Sugar and Molasses s in lieu thereof, . THOMAS THEOPHILUS COCK, Esq. In the Chair, The Chairman having stated, th-tt nreelbly to the •illieetions of the last Meetig, he had fornrireied their 11.•soluil MB to the Members for the County. and received their answers that every possible attention should be paid thereto. Lord BINNING haVing given notife In the House of Commons thx• it was his intention to bring toward the Report of the Select C.'orrnittee, on the Distillation of Sugar and Molasses only, early iu the next week, ft e:as Resittoed, That a Petition to the House of Commons be immediately prepared, humbly praying that the said proposed Measure may nut pass into a Law. That the Petition now brought in be areed to and signed by eyery one present, and afterwards lie one week, at Mr. Key- mer s Library, for Signature, that the Chairman he requested then to forward the same to the Metnbers for the County, to be presented in due time. That a troluntary Subscription he immediately entered into for• defraying the expenees of the Advertisent,,nts, and other matters, anti that the same remain open, at Mr. Keymcr's, with the Petition. That the Thanks of this Nteetiog he given to the .I:Temberc of the County for their ready coneurreace pulite attewiou ts) wishes of this Meeting. That the l'hank s of this Mee:ITT be also given to en... a LLS CALLIS WTSTERN, r.aq. for atto.itiou mut aisi,tance in this business. Tat the Chairx.an h^ regnestei to convert: another Meeting whenever it may he necessary. I. 'l'. COCK, Chairman. That the l'hatf.ts of this Meeting be given to the Cilia:man, for his attention tq tI. Bwiness of the Day. Culchest:r, May 14, 1808. • SHEEP WASH. TO FARMERS, GRAZIERS. &c. MESSRS. THOMAS BLAKE and Co. of Lon- don, beg to recommend their SH11E1? WASH, as the most effectual means of preserving Sheep from the Fly, and Des troying the Matzo, without the stnallcst injury to the Wool ; it is also a complete cure for the Scab. Several eminent Farmers having made trial of it, and finding it possesses the above invalu able properties, have advised the Pmprietors to make it generally known, being of opinion that no Farmer, after having made trial of, would ever be without it: ' Messrs. lir.ags and Co. particularly recommend the Wash being used at the time cif Sherp-Shraring, as it frequently happens the Sheep are cut : by applying a little of the Wash with a feather the Fly will not come near it. to be had, with printed directions for using it, of Mr. Wm. Moore, No. 82, West Smithfidd, London; Mr. John Cooper; grocer, Chichester; F. Chattermn, Rye: John Cramp, Bexhill; R. Stedman, Dodalming ; R. Cltitty, at Deal and Sandwich; las. Court, jun. Ilythe ; A. W. Link, ckyinist and &na l ist, Maid stone; F. Okay, Dorchester; Young, Illandford ; Ma:zt ra, Ips wich; S. Martin, and Messrs. Heath and Co. Colchester. TO MEN OF FASHION AND MARRIED LADIES. n ENTLEMEN'S Clothes continw.- to be male . in the most elegaut and "fa;;iiinnsitil,t mac.m•r, and in that highly approved style of cutting which haf giv.n --;vursat satis faction to the Nobility and Gentry, by DIE FRIeIiSF.N and CLARK, Taylors, at No. 12, Itathbone-plaest, London (the hst ter heretofore Foreman to Mr. Allen). They also make young Gentlemen's :Inks and Hussar DreLses in the meat tasteful and elegant form. Coun.ry Residents may be informed how to send their measure per Post. Regimentals,Court Dresses, Naval Unif.)rms, Leather Breeches, Liveries, &c. &c. TO DE SOLD, *mud In the Cot ntlea of Hens and Middlesex, ten miles from London, (" - ±OULI)'S VEGETABLE OPENING POW DERS arc isoiusedly recommended to all Families as an in valuable Alailicine, combining 4...rery advantage that can pcssibly be di rived from a Cattharti., without any of its inconvenience. Their nod.: of operation is. at oboe-mild and effectual, thoroughly cleansing the stomach and bowels, and relieving the constitution from all bilious, or feverish-heats: also being composed totally of Vegetables, they are so perfectly safe and innocent, as to be used with the treatest benefit by every description of persans, without risk of takingcold. Are likewise particularly calculated as a cool ing physic for children in the Spring, and Aattuntn, and as a cer ' t a ts corrector of all humours, or beats, likewise after the Measles, litc. Sold, in packets 2a. 9d. and 4s. 6d. each, by T. I. Could, King ston • Shaw and Edwards, St. PaunrChurch-yard Ward, 324, Holborn ; Bacon, Orford - street; Brennant, 156, Bishopsgate street ; Hudson, Hay-Market ; Spyring,l6s; Borough ; and most respectable Vendors. -A CAPITAL Well built FREEHOLD MAN - I- A- SION, with sellable Offices, Stabling for ten horses, two Harness Rooms, one doable and two single. Coach-houses, excel lent Kitchen Garden, fully stocked with the finest fruit trees in full bearing, Poach House, Grape Houses, and Ice House, with 9.27 A. IR. 33P. of Land, in high state of cultivation, of which 60 Acres are Arable; the rest Crass I. ol d, all of it Frtehold except SSA. IR. 9 P. which are Leasehold, under the Duchy Coon of Laiseaster ; and about Four Acres which arc Copyliold. Immedbte possession to be given of the House, and Twenty seven Acres of Grass Land. And all : the rest of the Land, with Farm-yard, Barns, Granary, Cart, Sheds, Cart-horse, Stabling, Sheds, &c. Etc. at Michaelmas flex:. The House is completely furnished, which may be taken it aft Appraisenient, or be Sold by Auction on the Premises. Foe Anther **niers enquire of Thomas Wilson, Esq. No. 9, Staple's inn, Holborn, any day from nine o'clock in the morning moth four ha the afternoon, where a plan of tho Estate may be seen, and Tickets had for viewing the House and Premises. Ti c kets maybe also had, anti parrieulars known, by applying to Ur. booth, Settioncr, Duke-street; Portiar:d-place. : this day were published, price 4s. in hoard , , porrICAL TALES, FOUNDED on _ACTS, By M. SAVORY. London : Printed for the Author ; and sold by Darton and Ilar vey,.Oxacechurch-street. Where may be had, INSPIRATION, a Poem, by the YCIIIIC Author, price Is. Also Familiar TRIZATISF. on rERSPx . rIVE, for Ladies, and tho..e unacquainted with the Principles of Optics and Geometry, price ss.