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v 4 - rt. N. 7 ; , y Zrittob iartfoo . 4: --‘4 40.iarpola Le vx, r iii f 4r THURSDAY, AUGUST 30, FBO4. i PRICE SIXPENCE. rre4EATRE-ROYAI„ HAYMARKET,TiIIS FVENINC:, will time this wawa), its flyer Art., tattled TIIATCIIED-HOUSE TAVERN, 14tb Aug u st, Md. AA T a Meeting of the Nobility, Clergy, and Gentry of the Metropolat aid Pn natehltuurniaal, held lime this tl.tv, SIIAKSPE LOT ITRY P.eceolely. ..j 19, ro the IN DEfENDEN I' FREEIinI.DERSd. the COUNTY of MWDLESItX. THE IRON CHEST. Sir Edward Mortimer, Mr. ELLISTON. Firsnanl r•.g, Mr. CHAPMAN. Wilford, Mr. PALTER, Jun. Adam Wiuterton, Mr GROVE Samson Rawbrad, Mr. MATHEWS. Orson, Mr. PALMER. - Wen, M.s, WOODFALL. Blanch, Mrs. GIBES. Bartura, Miss D.ANIEI.S. Judith, Mrs. HARLOWE. The Right Don. LORD HAWKESBURY in the Chair; A SAscription was entered into under the following head : We, the undersigned Nobility, Clergy, and Gentry of the Metropolis and its neighbourhood, considering it to be the indopensible duty of every loyal subjett, at this impotent crisis, to forward, to the utmost of their power, the exertions of G avernment in defence of our Country against the atteropts at an invading Enemy, de promise and engage to perr‘de arid hold in readiness tor the Public Service, on the short. 1 notice, in the event of Invasion, the number of Dorms and Carriages, with Drivers a:id Harness, exprers.A opposite our respective Name:, for the purpose of conveying Troops to the Army, and to supply the Driver; and Hones with Provision and Forage, sufficient at least for forty-eight hours from the time of being called out. („ZWIFT and Co. N Poultry, resp'!arullY vv iatioin the Pablic that th are antl u rri+rl Ms ert HUY DELL tc• .4ell she Tick/tont the SH SKSeEiHE Tticy (Price Theme Gitincti) at their State L•nt :Ty 0:- Roe as shove, and at their OCes in nunn of the principal T ems. Schemer given p-atia, and Catalomes, deaeribing Carr who* of Mehra. BOTI)KLL't ri-ty valuable W•irk-, are kept fur inspection at an the °Seer of swirrVnd Geirrts so am, 'rHOUGH I dm strongly persuaded that attso. lute b tie:oisies sue t:11 , a,is iipoo this INCANISiOu ; and that no hotse.t roan will Ini , inter, , ret the nso totes a( Ih4 of clooSt toy p-riet , :ring 3a.lehnone during my life to tip. cost of rut Coss ttn , er me gratitude to the County of Nicid.mmt yet l cannot r.,i,t the Teiu-st some of my (mats main to nuke tho pts'ohc declamation to JOHN INC:RAM's (late Horsley's) JAPAN and WINDSOR CHAIR MANUFACTORY. No 29, City Road, Finsbury square, optiniite the Brewhosse [MIN INGRAM respenrully informs Fronds, el and the PJUile in general, that he has rent., .1 in; Matto faetury from No. I, Worship-succt, to me anci,e ;.Irce, whey, he has recently manufactured a large A sust.nont of FANCY JAPANNED CHAIRS, of• the new..: P.,:terns; likewise Window. Dved, and all sorts of Chairs, at the first quaitr— GAiden and Riohc Seats in great variety. HP titters himself those who have occasion to bey Chaim, fun the Drawincoonin or Cottage, will find Its Repo sitory worth their attention; oh. re all Ore.!, for brunt con siinintimPanduportation arc ,:zaaattd wnb punctuality and dispaieb. lo which will Ito salad !Sth time) a Musical Piece, ;n Two Acts esitell THE GAY DECEIVERS. N. ptovsed, titvr,•ro.e, to 3"CC,4 TO grateful acistsovrlcrig mar ts, and to b• Jousted 'ha., .r ? far Si 11/ , odividetl exertr ns "Air extrod, I brver wrll be Lootd backward in dzieuce of the Nights and Libe•to., of nor Ce.untryama. I ans, Geot:r.tora,, Wirlt the utmostesteem and eratitud.., Your most dusoted, Ituos:oe FR A NC'S BURDEII7. The Overture and Mu'ie c0m:411.4 and selectud by Mr. Kely The Ci;ararters Mr. GROVE, Mr. TAYLOR, Mr. DECAMP, Mr. PALMER, Jun. Mr. MATHEWS, Mr. BANNISTER, Mr. NOBLE, Mr. G. WALDRUN, HOWELL, Miss DANIELS, Mu. GIVES. The Deem to be opened at Six o'Clo.:14 aad die Perform anew to begin at Seven. The Nobility, Clergy, and Gentry, are inform, d, that the toin Paper will lay for Sig iature at di:. Thatched- House Tavern, in St. Jame.% street, finin Ten to Three o'Cloch, daily, and that the Radii" of their Carriage, will not be inquired, &seines:de and light Machines Iler hanging on the Si)1111r of tin Carc.agei labseribed, wilt be provided by Go. iernurcnt. ASingle GENTLE VIA NI wishes to HOARD and 16 1 .111 US ift • Gkerteet Phases Vas*. .dids about Two:ft Wee of Town, chinas E.ght Monthl out of the Twelve; an.i set par fw his Itnnift &mug the other Pour. As nothiug will ho expeaed oat of the Famihr way, Terme milt be rearainab es—A Livery Sti'lle moat be near, or a Prorate one, when a Howe citadel be t.ik s.r care of.—reickeria tram, or it: vicinity, would be pectins . d. Letters Addr.s:int, a ith rartieulars, to A Z. No. 21, Man i hitter Litrildmv, Westminster TuRTLES V WILTSHIRE and CO. King's Head Tave rn , Poultry, have just landed a Cargo of hoc lord. ft • TLF.S for SALE. Turtles drawled every Day in the higheA Parfecti .n, and vet to any part of Town or emintry. Thb Day is putiliih d, hand-nniel7 primed in two volumes, Byo. prier 16s. boards, AN 'ESSAY on CHEMICAL. STATICS, with impious Eit.ilriatery Notes, and an Averdor on Vete ta'.de and Animal Substances. riithitily translated mm the original French of L NERTFIOI.I.t.T, Was bet of the C vyative Senate, of the Institute, ke. By 11 LAMBI.KT. Printed for). Mairuian, N 0.22. in the Poultry. Of whoa may be had, jinn •natithhed, in one volume 12mo. pr ce 4e. 03SERVAT1ONS on the PLAGUE, dre. of EGYPT; 1-oilastd from the French of P. Ai.alini, by Adam Neale. This Day is published, price 2.. id. THE PROCEEDINGS of the GENERAL COURT • MARTIAL in the TRI NL of ALEX ANDER GR %ST CA RMACIIAEL, Cardin and Adjutant o in RE al L ref," J F,,ai lee*, on a Chary , • e>. honted again.t him by WILLJAM EARLE, EN Lientena .t-Culcriel Cent ittatet,,tt d that Regime t, for Di , nbe.lionce rk Ordeal, for to him in frolt of th- Regiment, scandalous and ab .tire Langulte res;e3.lll the (Weer, . . MANSION HOUSE, London, 9th August, HO4. ♦ T a Meeting of Merchants and others held this IX Day, to consider of the most effeatoal mans for giving co.unta , y prompt ass , starre to Government wit,, HORSES, DRIVERS, arid CARRIAGES, for the pruposeof conveying Troops t. the Army on the event of Invasion. The Right Hon the LORD MA) OR, in the Chair. Resolv d, Trot it appears to this melting to be of the highest importance that Government should have the most ef fectual and certain means ready prepared and arranged for concerns Troops to the Amy with the vastest expedition in the event of Inromn; and not br coma • rcd, at the mo- ment of necetoty, to pm* unprepared Horses and Carriages for that must essential Service. kaualvcd, That a vo'untary Sisbeeriution he now opened for IFriver., I lorm , , and Carriages, to be held at the com mand of (ii..v , vninutt, In tit • vein of Invasion ' for th_ set. vice expreui tit the preeeding amolugon, and according to the plan laid trof,m.• this Meeting by the Cumin. my-General. Resolved, That a Co omittee be now appointed for th purpose of must promptly and elfArtually corning into execution the Reaulutions .1 this Meeting, and for *staking all the nec...svary arrangements relative thereto, and that they shall have power for calling Genera Meetings of the Stercnbers, %hen they may deem it necessoy, 1.4 a.certainiog the loss or damage which the Suoscrlttery may sustain in their Howes or Carriages., and to add such Members to the Cemanietee as they mar think roper. Resolved, That the Wowing Goodrum be the Committee fur taming th.:Remluttons of this Manus( into ran. 'rho Right lion J. Peering, Mayor. girjulin Eawer, K .1. Ma.tland, Esq. h 4 P. Si' Charles Pries% Bart Rohm Hinnitey, Esq. Geiirit Clark, Esq. Md. William 801 E, Esq. Peter Free, Esq. hi. Wood, F sq. Claud S. Hunter, Esq. M. Duke Isnriale, Esq. Peter Perchard, Esq. Ald. Samuel Walkm, Eva. Gorge ha-holey, Esq.Ald. Wm. Browni,g, Esq. Jes.:ps Lyon Esq. H. Snow, Esq. Jahn SEuAtt V. 4 Joint Poriet Kensington, Esq. Lca , Esq. J. Maitland, P-ni M. P. H. Thornton, Egg. M.P. John Coupe; Es,' The Committee give notice that they wia sttend at the \firming' lionsedai'y, from Eleven to lltrie &Chick, for the of receiving Sebeerilitions of Horan and Cernago, and ttai)sacting other business, as directed by the Gmend %teeth& TO GENTLEMEN AND LADIES WHO JOB THEIR COACH Huns Es. `V 11f REAS all Persons having Horses and Cori Iva, have been called , apna volurravily In give p r 0.. ,/ z.,,oa rki . to Gorernmat therevrtth, fir the putpur alcmoveyi.ig T.oopa tu the Army iu the or. :,t f In‘aviou : We, the tier.ignatlJob-Maaters, willing and deairout of furthering this Public Service to the 'swot of mu power, eon eciv.-a the No'rhte at 1 Gentry to whom we have IrU sr Horse., however atuinui a. plomot • this es,ential measure, mar notthuiAthemselves autlion•ed to make an offer of the Horses t . .ey Lace !area, witnnut the consent o: their Ow .evs, do hereto, drew. our full ermsent, that all our Cu.tooters, having un Job from us, may .otweribe theft in then own Kamm, for the Service anov.inen.i in A, provided the Ciesehnito, under whose ears they are now pl.seet, ato sent with them, and two da)s Forage. 14ADAY Can. ..tnin, H M Ann Sadao! Rot.et Venloon. jeal,g Wilkllllloll. Dank. Arises k C'ark. Chub Cressy'. John Nessyme. SAM Wanush. Wm. Elvin Thos .1r kson. Gaunt and Elder. Tins. Deane. Dm. Kann. J 'no Kent Ties. Abell. JAM, Mine. Won R teks George Cates John Foranam. Henry S.arnnier. Charles Gay. )oehaeJ Malian. I:6,AM Mut.. Thomas WithanaJaeob.. Publesrieeicom the Cr 7 nf Simi Hind Vrriter. Liv! pool : Print-airy W. Jones, 36, C atle-itovet ; gild Cla.k..an4 C.: and Tawanen and Sin, ; 1. Poole, Cheater; WA'k A4altan.), Pre..ttan ; C arke, LancartPr • I.yan, Wagal ; Knott a. A L:oy. , , ; 110 by Longman, Hann, took and Orasei No. 39, Pattivainer n.a, Lund.:a. lluiDay is published, in Tee large Velars& er.rnsi prep IL Is. ha baud% rrlIE LABORATORY: or, SCHOOL OF 1 ARTS Containing • large COP.-vine' of %Rival:: Se. nen, Expetinrentr, and citannit o,4natioas of the A,ls and Manufacterei, hlgiOy ewfei r•• faders inventor, Enanr.:- lets, Drers, Cutler 4 P,ritertr, Jenneo, Jainr:ner., Book bond, s, Plai.tererr, Ar9 , M, and t th• Act. Mrul, in general: and in Ptaiater oi Pans, Wood, Ivory. ante, Horn, and other MOW' ia :I Compllrtl ntisinary hv a. surni. Sixth Edisto°, with a prat nimbi-rt.! ad ininnal Receipts, cutrectinas, and aincti,ltnei.t.. and • cont.-it.tv Tteatiae flirts...- work% and the art el Shtvt Ismad whnle covn• 'Maly rilintralod by .t I Forty Cy per rate tag:a•irsp. Trion d for 11. D Symonds, dad Wynne al:d S•hOry, Peter no.trr.b.w Verwe and Hand, riultry ; and wild by all tn. F•v•ltactitet in . r.wn .nd ft la .vqine.ted that Petania who V.n& this Vrt•vit in Numbers, and have .not ctinapt.4.4ltitSr Set% wig do 4 furvii,itat.e.y, . • thr Work ws:ln-it be told its s.nee Nrmhe's atter o‘ , iiiniv , near SHAKESPEARE in ViNIATURK. SHARPE'S Ell I I )S. Jolt pnbii.hed, eninpte}e ip Nine Vol:intee, emb , :l!shed w•th an (*taut Portrait, l`fla I ten Slairg, each, sewed and labelled, or Two shil'inga at.d Sixileut.• neat:, Red Bowl Back end Lttemi, a ',stew atul Beautilii: Miniature Pitein of the PLAYS of WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE; with a complete GLOSSARY, a , c„.,Aviv t r;ottd, a. , el with* it the smallest ah.identerst, fnm the Text's( the 'at- fr Ste,iws, an i ono offered to the Patron:4,e of the Publtc in a fen tombirito4 an elegance, peitatolity, and cheapisecs, hither to ueattempred. TlinJan the errrines lately publieheil of the Plats of our im :stool Ihaiii,itist hay: h e., ntirn,rniis I,eyand all ipeceder•, the Proerietoe. of this Edition consider any apology for a4eing to tit; nionieir perfectly illtnere.....v. int..ete.n t. obein t ,ii foiliitite and c. , .tend the kin...heti, of an Author, of wl.om just reaeon to laud and nhotic Works arc anch A 4 her %L.n tinr !Vibe can ?nix ton much. : P , :rved Co ‘ 7 .,. 0 0 , owe York 11..d*". Jabd H I). Syrowidc Pa:ern , ---ter r-rs ; I Ivy vii%-rr K ..haler, Stui ~,, Qr, and Nevs‘man, in at. Uoit d Kciplom NEW S'l .\IE LOTIEt Y BEGINS DRAWING MONDAY, 2tl sEN TENZER, 11104 SCHFMK. Nu. of Pr a• S. V 4 .11. of ea . 13. Tot-27 Va'ue I of L are L 60.060 $ b,OOO ' I:4000 1,000 ll,OOO 4,000 31,100 20 . •0 . 6,550 i.OOO 131,f1U0 Tickets L.250,nc0 hot, hf the Ca , .csie to be .1-teernined as untie, Feet drawn Trek. t ...... L.lss)o Finn Sumo Tseket ...toot 11 el 144 drawn Th:;..er e f th day 20,0110 Fret drawn Tteket 'shah Jay . 5,0160 Days of Ousting a. Lndet : I't My, Mandae.lll4 Sept. (Ph My, Sattddsc, 13 Or? ''''l t b aY, s turday. 29 S ept . 7th Lb!, Wednesday, I' tie. ' 111. Wednesday. SO3 SO. Day, Tuesday VI Oct. 4V. bar, S atur d ay. G 09. 9th Dalt, Fr.thy, 2i 9 Oct. 16 1> t. W ittleadav, 10 O. 101:i am, Saturdav, V 7 Oct. TICKETS and SH4RF.S ol Tica:r I'S ate .. nol .le, in a S tat 1a,,, i , ,4 Ngnomff, i., Pat.,. Qna'te .. Lightbs. and ,teeaths to P. DOWNS, ~ kid old rotablished State Ltd brolSec, No. SI. Nera.d street. Itnid.in, vo' err taints! P. " ‘''S Ivry coosieloota e amount have been void and te 21.4eted. Ab Shves erdd at thi• °See will be ar3mped areesbi! to .t of Pattuoseut ...Country C.,gr.....p..ndea1t... by re.t. ;-‘ "'"". or cash, ty the cartier%, toad or ..t.oie coatbowl , . b.., 1 .:.et. ad Share, *eta thew, as/ the., order. t om. 1 , 4-d w th. Int versa Ipree....t. L-tt. • law pleb') dull tit nle.t to. 1-431 . h awl Stu..., rrgatered at seapPse. ppt number, and tht . of the it.nd• .v al O. their comes a scut to aay r —. •-Pr:ses pa;d4,l demand. NIORE C 4,PITAL ►RILES AND LESS TILKI.TS. Throe Twenty Thousand P .und Prie-r, Toter Ton Thousand Pound Prom, Throe Fore Thrruund Pound Primes, No Prue lest thin I. O. rr HE Attention of all Ranks of People are soli ii an the Scheme of the protent GRAND STATE LOTTERY, Which bogies Dt LIW .g the 24111 of NEXT MONTH, and corn • • grease. rynn. , .n of CAPITAL PRIZES To the solidi Nu 111 jet of 1 whets, than au, former Lottery. SME‘IE. No of Priers. Value of eatt. Total Value. 3 of I. 10,000 we I. 60;00 3 10,000 2 0 .1.1 10 3,000 13,(110 6 l,OOO OAR 0 3OO 4,300 to lOO l,OOO 40 IU 2,0011 41,553 - - 15,001) Tickets L 1.50.000 Part rof the Capital, to he 4.-teetnined as tinder: Fiat dawn Tie4a, Fir* Dar L 1 ,000 F; &Veil Ticket, venth Day.. lO,OOO 1:“.• Ticket, th Day on MO Fir .t ans..% Tscket, North Das. . Tickla &titters , Lieeme,y L a n, ' ofrx.e. PRFCI NIT PRICE. Twket 171 10.4. Ha 94 b,. 9 , 1 I EffhtS.... 9 4 Ts 04. Q5an0.,..44. 13.. sixtelooth.. 11. 30. 61 A T a very numerou s and res p e a a bl e MEET LI. ING of FREEIIOLDERS of the COUN FY of \1171• DLESEX. held at the Freelna,ons' Tavern, Great Qu,ers• suer', on Tuesday, the 28th Day of August, 104, HENRY THORNTON, Eq. In the Clult . • - Resolved, That at the Election for this County, in 1802, the Itltits a the Freeholders were mon grossly violated, by the admirsion of a great number of persons to vote (or Sir Francis Burdett, Bart. having no legal claim to the elective franchise. That at the close of the Poll, on thgt ISth Day of the Elecrioa, nearly aU the Freeholders of the. County had voted; and that William Mainwaring, Esq. had a - inaioritv of 41 virus over Sir Fraud; ilaniatt. TM inionnie thane appeasing Oal the poll Wt.7l I'a George Rfng, 9°06 Walnut" llidainwarin i t, Sir Francis Bunted, Nut ...232l That, nevc . rthaaes, daring tho tiro leis shy', of that Election, more man •30 persons wer. urought up, and istlrnut,d to poll fo,. Sir Fr unit Burdett, including I'w-sands of 179 pets clarinag under a fiCtitlthrt as Proprietori of a Mdl, per 2orLng t be sititat:L i.. the parish of Islevrorth, and called, " The („sod lowan MRI," many of whom had btcosne Sub scr.hers wily a few hours before they voted ; by which. notions Sir Francis Burdett obtained a colourable and fraudulent ma. j. rity, was returned at having the greater bomber of legal votes, and sat, for two Sessinns, as Representative of this County is Parliament. Toss Meinvretinir. EN. in prosecuting hit Petition Imh•re the H MSC 0: Canino's., objected, On various ground;, LOO Vote. ler Sir Francis Rusdatt ; bur, confiding in the legality of be own votes, and aaxiouy to expedite One ternii mon of the contest, and rescue the Cowesy iron. the Inlea. :29e44 disgrace of being Kt ml*emetkmfmt, be waived all it...se objections except one, and confined that otnecte.ua to lAge antes, 1396 of which were, on that single objection, stuck otf the poll. That tht Commttee of the 111 . , :use of C 41 1 ,120111, appointed to try the merit,: of that Election ieportsd •' That Sir Fran , Burdstt:Bart. was eat duly elects.' s Knight of the Shire, to serve in this present Path-intent far the C , :wits of Naddleaex. " That W.lllaws Mainwuing, Esq. was dolt elected, an 4 :Jelin to have been retooled a Knight of the Shire, to serve .n this I.re,ent Parliament. is That it appears to thisComen:nee, that on the 14t',, and I Itli days of the pull, on the hrn of which days there was a considerable wiainsdy of rotes in favour of William Main earth& Esq. the Sheriff, Robert Albion Cnx, Es+ and Sir William Rawlins, Knight, wilfully, knowingly, and con uptly, did admit to pull for S.r P 3116.0 Ilunlett, upwind, of 301) per• snot, claiming to vote under a octanes right, as prom-tots of a mill, weenie, to !mainline its the perish of Isloworth, and called ' The God Intent Mill, by which Mira,: a erdo ura al• majority was obtained In After of Slr Francis Rand ti, who was thereby returned &shaving the greeter number of leg it votes. " That OP the 15th day, towards the close of the poi', arter loth majority wet establiehed, they rejected persons to tiering their votes under the same circumstsacer. " Thai the Sheriff, at the poll, acted in a jiklicia capacity by admitting Counsel to argue the validity of votes, and by deciding, in some i:inatices , on the validity of SUOP ruts; OUt, in other instances, they refu,ed to druid • on the validity of Totes which wens objected to, and stat e d, Mat they would ad. Lit any persons to poll, who would take the rvtlis, declaring themselves's Minist,rial Officer., thereby acting in • man ner contradictory to their practice in other cases, said is des VOA viral itiwri of then duty. "' Thar theohensua tendency of their conduct was to Mink person. having na right to poll, and se afraid the greatest qtr e rungs:neat to perjury." That from the clrcumstaneet and Ciao:actions atteodink the Electinn, as well OS hum the result of the inquiries and discoseii.-4 r. Inds ha , " since bee,' mad,, it is most nti.ractoniy asentainwl, that toe same system was'then adopted, and the same means ?tieawl for obtaining • colourabh• majority for Sr. Francis B • reiett, lay persons -.pausing his cease, as were to suecient..ly esni.lnyill in the IF.seetion of 1110!, in open del. ante of the issr, and to Us, essuourageinent of corruption and • ti4t for the purpos. of •indhati ig the violated R,ghtt of the Frerholdets, not only of this County, but of the King. dn•n at large for trriitgblg to condign punishment the authors and perpetrwers of such corrupt and flartsons p•acticee j but, a►ove .41, for the ;I fiktpo4,2 of g• •ing an effectual cheek to the pruK mss ..1 a ••stem hitegnaht with the most fatal cun•equences to the p...ice mut toilet ot Society, and the Vert existence of the Conettutitin itself ; as well es for seinta.,ting the seat of George &sultan Slainwating, Esq. a Subscriittios be issisedi• vets , open d. That iler:ry Thornton, Esq. M.P Sir William Cneth , Bart. N.P. and \I,; -It, Esq. M P be reqw:eteel to sec‘pt the office or and that all Se , ,ectio,ts be Admired lc • mediatenv to 1.3 V th -.t Subteriptions into ,trzu ai the I:Aloe/mg Sanklng Houses, via.. - - Down, Thornton, and Thrtholomew-leur ROSA, 14, Curts, 41Id Co. Lomb:tot street ; and Metes. Denninm, Dimes. and Co. Pall-Ms.l. on account of Was 111 b& dies."( Election, iu the nemes of the Treasurer,. That Henry Thornton, Ely. M.P. John Elliott, Esq. tit W. Gibbliis, Sint MP. John ',Mei Esq. SicJiMn Hisnywood, lit M.P. John Rae, isq. Sir W. Coto, Mart It P. Thomas ;feat*, Esq. Wiliam .Megish„ ay. MP. Thomas Smith, Esq. John ilorebtsto, Esq. M P Samts.i Pe'ys Cocking, Ey. Robin Wigrani, Esq. M. P. James Front, Eq. John Vlrelis Esq. Thomas Hatroictun, Esq. be formed unto a Commute., with fed powe7l to catty into effect the objets of this Meeting; an/ threo or whom siva I have power to NJ, and add to the Committee, as occasion require. That that Resolutions be puhlished in the Town and Coun try newspapers. .. 'that tkellianlce of this Meeting be Oven to the Chairman for Ito condo(' in the Clia,•. (Sleeved) HE.IItY 1 - 1101LNTLIN. Clatruaan. pei, NC its 4 nu re it t the ,astic ?rya- C __., ~: ~. 4. S L ♦ 0 0 ♦ u O 3 1 1 O 0 u O ,) 1,1,4314 day+ i DA: ........ ,sgh-• . : 4 La! ter uf l nnr I ti.: 1": a d a y~hc r-1 , + viol n •••••'.•••••••!! 33. ‘V j" he no3d, • 'l l ' l ' Attends& N. FOR THE GROWTH OF HMR. RUSSIA OIL being.the only Article th a t h as y e t • been disci/1r r,d for m3lE . ..is the \lk ern.", Shirk and lung, swan at held Places, Whiskers, Eye-hr,wv, &c. will, us all cur, prevent the Wolf fsabrd off, either tiirough Age, Sickness, or Lyintie. The KU ALA OIL being so g.eat a strengthener sad presers•mg Oar Hair, eseepeavent sy taming Grey to the Meat period of Life' many Pese o le haring their H fir turn Gr y at a very young Age, fee want of pr nourieliment to the Roots, particalarly as Powder is tint uniKti worn, and the Heir requires moisture{ those who wear r der need sat deprive thennelve. of w wring this valuable till., as, by applying it at sight, or mama& it with the Penn ituen. will - find it to be of e l ually the lame service. It is when, ly ael,ierablo In 'mooting the youth of !fair on Chllitrcn; and' w:ien ell other dissoveriee fur the rewili of Hair prare useleele a Iv, I%, , ttes of the RUSSIA Oil. will be found to have the desired effett The shove 0:1 is warranted innocent, aol has a pleasat.t smell. Price 7s. the b or • large IMO eente.mng (nu" one- at OweGiuses, to be had of Mr. Prince, Ni.., Chia forestrect, near Argyle erect; and by b.. appoint:mar, at Mr. Finch's China Warelrmse, Nu. D. Berkeley senate t Mr. • Holmes, Newsman, No. I. Royal Excuatige; >ttr Grene* Medicine Warehouse, No. LA Oxford etre t, Lend -n ; a. m Mr. Sheppaid, opporte the I[e:cholla, il.a.pari: - "ItT• bun., Perfumer, NorthabrAge„ Eoliabergl.,,aradnovahere fan. Alt Ordses tress say part of the Country w.il by Cvach, ny settling the Money, and dircaing to Mr. tines,. No 98(3, Osf-.4otreet, London N. R The Ruins Oil tell beferard,lnfmit,ly sorsiimble in f oeu m i og tla ins of Hair so lioroe•, oh,cw often worn a igrig4 dlifigureneetit to thore vatuah'e anima's. INSOLWIVTS - . LIST OP PRISONERS WMO PROPOSE TO TARE• TIM DEPETIT OF THE LATE INSOLVENT ACE. (Confirmed fens air Papa n Toeslay.) PRISCORMRS In the Gaol at 11-CHESTER, in the Clunty of 501.14111te.. FIRST NoTICE. J ltn Winiontr, of the pariM 'n 'fie c , ,e 07 SoinervA, fithnioulier. Seth 'I% let. formerly of Rio:Nook, in tae counts of Sgurtvr. let, and late et LittleJamei strimt, in the county albytilietctt. plAi.4. ref. George Rowe, in the pa•ish of Cannington, in the county of S• nem'. labourer. tbain :YON of the parish of Bricl4ewater, iu the money (1 Sustenet. crld.under. G.totge &dee", of Oakhill, in the parish of Sheldon kt, 1.1 the e runty of Sonvmet, b.Jtchet. John (late. of the peri‘h of Setworthy, in the county of S-1. merle, enataster end shopkeeper. Wil:imm Sprouting, nf the r parish of Bringeoater, in tint county of tkyiernyt, innkeeper. Samuel V.igg, of the pariah of South Pathetic's, is the county of Somerset t ,bour:r. . _ Willoas Cooper, Gf the parish of Ildtrotzr, in the amity tif Sontene, sawyer sir F4warrl (PB-ien Prece ' of Sion hour, in the entrito !Anette. and Also of 8010 nele*tot-t, i t the twist% of Mil !Inane, iu tt:e county. of Idleter, Bonnet. 'Monti" nary Ci tlii port* of tichestae, in the errant, Of 11-4rierwl. plasterer An el Easards, ores, parish of Marriott, in the county of Sumer-et. Saret.el Zecott, of the pati4h of Folvierton, in the county of Scnnerkt, btade.solith. • PRISONERS 11 th. OWL n( the Cosity of LriersTEß. /list POTICI. Richard retrust, heretotera of Austr.e. in t. eeoifatr a Warwick, and late et Aleutians, in tag county .1 LI barites. Withaai Lewthan, ;atc of Nethersral, in the c , iulty nt C , gtet, li4mi•e:. Th"g"' P a mir. hoie of the Borough of Laiionter, in the County of Le.cetter, plasterer. PRISONERS in the Clues of YOTUip iq sad for thy Court, of If.nk. ►iteT leOTlOl. • William Toralin4 , l, : I to of, Hinningbroue, in the F..ait Itirrrir of the count: ofT•a4c, yennnn. • liephen.Biorrtbry..iate nf Low in th. N nth Riding of the ckonty of Yoi k, tams. • PRISONERS its the Gaol in the'Gnle of CHESTER, for the egouty of C. e%te- II litre eoTICZ. G •orge Wham, forturrty ip•••••or of Burley work houtLe, and la.e of Sulloatarnitky, both In the county of C shopkeeper. Char .es Ctot.ta Kt, formerly of Tapotley, and late of Santa, ich, both in the cuunly of Closter, shotantalser. PR ISO4ERS in the Gaol tor the Liston, el' the fett let MACCIASFIELD, Mt M s.ne4, to the Comity fe Owner. lIt4T NOT;et. Silmwel Ssepfeed, Ime of 5qp..1, 4 40+, ow My wont! of CIUMOIN, .e. dr, Ake., cnd <ince of A•04,1-u-seler Lim-, in the t^,w-Lts of L.nesate., .hens. a , ,1 or en IN efic ,, • anwitl• • t 11,Altest, ilosia..y, in ant tuunty Clster. ioakeepe:. PRISON Bit in !MP Gml of the FMr,AO of ORLAT TAR. MOUTH, m the Coomy TINS? NOTICIL John Maw. tee, lee cr . Plym...th Dock, ;n the county of DeW.II. and 1.. t n , L °nerd •trrt, ftasburv.g!,...r:, nt the county of 1444tesa, We pewee of lilts hkinty s mow nt was the Zebn. (To 111 colihstood. 3. I ' I 1