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C 'To prevent disappointments which so frequently oc- cur from the Companies. not - ,being able' to obtain Seats , in .:.the Evening, liceY are respectfultylnfoirilecl,..Boxes may be: in .:.. the by an anvil-cation at the Gardens betWeep'rfen. in the i -14 loming, and Three in the `Afternoon. • • „ ~.,„,. . s. • NF.13./PANORANPA, HAY- A/14.1V-El'. '/ , , • THE:Pubfk .a re fespettrukly Inprrpga, An..arttnts Panorama, exhibiting G RIAN:D 1-EW - of.ffie CITY' of PARIS .and Environs,. is noW . open - fga-puhtleinspq4ion'; paint e d f ro m, Drawings made:on the Nogh-West Tower ct 3 he iletropolitait'Cliurcli of Nat& Dame' 7 ; since 'the signing of the Preliminaries of Peace, by . .}.As. DE MARIA,. will t i pntinue open from Ten till cinsk, 'Admittance Oiie Shilling: .N„ B. A Pers6n rekulaaly atiena to explain thy . Pielnres. • • - • THE', EARI, OF lON,SDALE. ' ALL PERSONS - who fb,n , e.any - Demands - u pon 1. the late E-Arit.l. of LO - MSDALE, are desired imme rdiately to send - a. partidular - Account of the:same to john Richardson,- Esq. at Lowthei flail, Westmoreland. LIEUTENANT-COLO&ELCY .FOR SALE, IN an Oid:Regiment of Infantry at Home. ' Ap. plication to be m ade to Captain Holmes, St. ,Alban's a:reet, Pall -Mall. -THE MEDICAL jOURNAL.. THE Public are respe&fully informed, that the FIRST NUMBER of a NEW VOLUME of -the MEDICAL. and PH-YSICA.L JOURNAL, conduded by Doctors BRADLEY, BATTY, and NOElilb EN, will . be Published on the first•day of July next, and' Persons: who are disposed to take it in, may be regularly supplied by all 13 ooksellers. • . • 7r, St. Paul's Church-yard, , • • tine 4,, !Sol. THE PLAN flr- Licensing LOTTERY FIC ES in the Principal eitieS7 3 ind - Towns i n the Kiugdom, has opeiicd such a Markel_ for the - Sala of Ticketi .snci Shares, uird created such a - Detnahfl• for thetas, that the - •; (, )ffice,keepets find it diffi6ilt.to supply • their ,Customers, with sufficient dispatch.. Formerly the countrrpart of the epuil ;orily obtain Tickets by hen_d•ing to Lohdon, a t SOMO inConvehience add elperieelii'pfustage—htiw, 'every • Individual disposed to 'adventure,. may , gratifyhis Wishes' in ' thi;•.s.yrte hE with trite: additional • Shifed Tibkets "i . ,:itiedigpo•Aited at ;the - Stattlp:CiTfte7ifi London,, they are - liable to be . cletainecl there i DY the fortun'ate AdvsaturerS,. untit , th'e.Shares are paid by • the.oll.icc..,keepers wlAt sell them. , . _ • . . , , A VERY respeEtibte Bvs,utess.. to be disposed of, in .the LADIES. * SHOE 'TRAPE, itioifeofthe fist SituatilDni the-Weil. End of the Town, -known to be pa tronised by the first Nobility. :The•reasou for leaving it, is to retire into the. Country: . ' For - fitrtber partiCulars apply at' Mr. Howe's, corner of , Litta . .Nwporl.sireet, 'MT. Wo4('4 ir, Glianctos-Atmut,„,e,o.fCht-Gair.len ; at Mr. Warr6p's,. No. 12, Little Newport‘streer, Soho ;,,aud alt Mt n 4tlcinsOn'4 * - 17°. 4z5, Strand. ; INI B -iiiesSailvautt .that have been. in -the Shbirfor some ,legais r 4: be cuittipired, .if ° required- . • • :lc • , - • - lIISF‘gNSARY., MANCHCS,TER. - ',7 snR-MtIIMARY,.• DISPENSARY, LI:- c-••IsTATIC;IIQSPITAL, anicASTIAIM:' ANTED a Person, as .an Assiitant - A • .." • P jheca4 , ,,at - t?le.-Shop, liosesoic duty- wilLeonsist in the composition. of MOictpcs, and „the. preparation 'pf the Prescriptions; it is eXpeifed that he shall he well acquaint?_'• ed with the 11:aines4 Ot.an Apothecary in all its branches, A Person o f m a l3ire Nears. will be. preferred; and es thessiip - a-• Lion is intenclilti.to loe'resPeOaiile,. it is--:hopcxl.it may be sOcli.. as wilt be worth the atuntion of persons wep ;qualified; to • ‘oloni More this' mcvtrtisetnetit is addressed: A Petson,is likewise ;wanted as Keeper: of the. Lunatic Hospital a d As• turn 'A..Pefson - :of experiente . in tagement of Lni . tatic Patients is requ4red, who has also. considerable knOwled , :e of, the p,m01(.. of Medicine.: This Institution being-upati a ver)etxtensive 'plan, and iii: being the \kisla.of. the_Trustees tO itale ifs•respeelability .a 4 :possible, they; are' disposed to make tbe.Situa , • trop well worthy the attention.of eny Gentleman who. mays qualified. to condoel-tlile Honst in the manner they wish, tn , that , the - intentions of the Triistees 'shall by called into gilled, 'of rendering this, Charity amongst the-moit lesPeaa. le of its kind in the Icingttoin. f _ Applications to be made to the Secretary , but it is needless Orally-persons to,apply_Who cannot produce . the _most . re- - 4 Peitable - testirnonials of their abilities and et pefierice; - aa - wel I as ..kcod moral condul, for without -such .requisites,the ap of all Candidates will be'rejteted. LaAlso,- art Apprentice WatirW. • • 'Such Genticmen h ave hada Cl p ais p ical :ad are otherwise well qua t'6ed, may offer thernselves as Candidates, and know the ; ire,rarns.- of admission, by applying to Mr. 1-Int'chinSOii;.the n • ri b use Surgeon • and, as the advantages of this Sitimiion v ia9s, pactiqu'larattentionivill be paid to the-eharAaer aria cquirements the Candidates... . . . . . I • .. ' - < Abeikable ROUSE-to LENT called HYMORE , . HALL, consisting of two good-Parlours, a Hall, .a l iousekeeperp :Room, -.a Kiteben4and Scullery. adjoiuing, Nv ith a . rump in it,- in excellen P.antry, with a- Bake-house and drY Celra r ; fife - Bed-rooms ; with ' Closets ; kood Car den walled round and planted wlth•FrAit Trees ; COacb bouse, Stable, and Fuel-house, with Lofts over.thetn, and ,a small ,;, M ea d ow adjoining an.oti:l9l,(l planted' with yotmg Fruit 'frees ; several .'fruit Tteisim., the Common, with a right of Comll,on. . . A Cottageadjoining, consistinvffa Kitchell, twO. , Pantries, two Bed- roornsy wig , two Gardens- (one partly Wa w convenient .0-ffices, may be bad with it t rttle:,ixecl. Hymore . Hall is situated in . Cr) healthy situation; .one from'Nettleboil, folly fjom Henley, nine froM:Reading,' and about a qtr of a 11-iilB . frorrt•tl,;; Turinfilke:-Roarl London to Oxford.. • For further RartiCulars, inquire: of the -Rev. M. Schole- Celd, .at Withelidge Hill,. Reai% the:Nen:U . 3es or Cooper, TO B SOLD BY PR.LIZAT E...CO.NTRA CT; . for the remainder of a Terrii of Twenty-one Years, s . ubjea to a.reserveci Rent, • . A LL that DWELUNG.:HOUSE and MILL- E, adjoining, in which are two WATER ‘ ,. ' GRIST _ MILLS, one Shellowing Mill' for Oats, with a Machine, and two Boltiug or-Dressing Mills, together•Witha Courtlege and Out-buildings; . two Orchards; well stocked, and in full bearing; a Nursery Plot, and two Tields; situate at Furze Hill, Within the RaNel:or Manor of Sitibury, formerly in possession of Samuel Westcott, - but now of Thcrnas,Satickrs, whose term, expires at Lady-day,' . . _ . Also anew-built WORSTED FA CTORY..(adjoiningiti4i above} ntiCv 'Unoccupied, with the Machinery thereon, cop -silting of five double Spinning Frames, oue Roving-Frame, two Drawing Frames, and sundrv.other Articles. Immediate possession snag be .had of the Factory,, which Isis coin plea:, of:the size as any in the Wei of England, and is Well supplied With Water. _ Further particular s may b e k nown, on application to mr. o;nibh 2 . T3isiitter in Exeter, . allot. w,ill..treott 40111 W .4k. GENERAL ELECTION. . To thpBtECTORS oftheBOROtIGHofCRICKLADE, and to the GENTLEMEN,. CLERGY and, FREE HOLDERS of theItUNDREDS of HIGHWORTH, CRICKI,ADE and,zST4PLE;' KINGSBRIDGE and MALivISBURY. , A GE JTLBMEN, rrrHE general Expeaation of a - speedy. Dissolution -of the pre:ient Parliament will, we trust, justify us with ypu, for n6wpresuming to declare our intentions to otter our Serviees - V you again, and plead our.excuses for colic; '0 g a. dofitiiif;alice of that Confidenee which;yoti honoured u s with by your unanimous choice of us as your Representatives a t the last General Eledion. It has been.opr earnest endeavour, in that honourable Sta tion, toad in amanner worthy of its importance, by a can scientious,and independent line .of Public Condu&, and by'r, striet attention to such ofyour . individual Interests as might 'be'affed - ed by the Proceedmgkof Parliament. - We-deoin it improper 'at present to r. any allusion to an Advertisement that has appearecl - dn Aenf the Pyblic Pa •p'ers from another quartey, farther than .to observe, that we must leave it to your partiality,• and ourbehaviour in the dis charge of our Duty, to determine whether we: shall receive .s•CourfrAture, as well as present, aplirobation and support.. We have tho'HOnour tube, Gentlemen, -Your very olAlged, and most obedient humble Servants, • 2- • PORCHEsTEk, • . . T. ESTCOURT. Tune 26,-,i80z.. • , . CITY OF COV ENTRY. . . . T.) SPORTS to my disadvanta g e - having been '.l.A.Ciroulate.tl both in Lunclan and Coventry, in conse - - ctuence of manylof the bills 'for the expences of the last :Elec tion being lett unpaid. for a considerable time, and some of them not having been discharged till very lately, I think it is incumbent upon me .to declare, that every shilling of the sum. formirik any shirre a tyre .expellees, was paid to. .Mr. BIRD within fourdays of the day of niy E ledion, as well as a considerable sum in ,addiion i - which I was. induced tit ad vance for Mf. 111 RD's issistanCe. . . . These facts are . knOw.ota4nany-ef 'qr. BIEP's-friencli, in whose ptUence he thanked.me for 'what he termed my very piniduat, liberal, and getieroll trlncida, - ; ; The period ofanother. Eledion is arrived, and Mr. Bird ac tively opposes my .re-election by the introduCtion of Mr. Peter More, an entire:stratveetd the City 9f Coventry:--any comment - upon such a line,of condudi I conceive to be untie cessart. .As I n.;ver had any pecuniary 'concerns; with Mr. Bird, ex cept those alluded to, the reports of M. Bird's•havin !cast a .considerable sum of money from his connedion with ruei. ieing the foundation, of his opposition to my. reelection, ate eiidally groundless. • . ~ .... . • : , - NATHANIEL JEFFERYS. TO TUE 'ELECTORS OF WESTMINSTER , : Wimbledon, juneo,.-iSoz. GiNTLE.KEV A • 1 . • T has latel)i, tor the first time, been discovcreii, it that , scirnEthine(tknow not what) Mysterious, iniracb lons, and supernattifal, Was operated upon me; - nearly Italf a century ago i .in this Protetant Country, which has divested me, -at the.close of my life, of,the common Rights of Man and a Citizen. I am thus prevent'ea, by a miracle, from keeping-my - word ? and Offering' to yantgain my services in. Parliament., : This, . hoNveyer, I regret the-less; , .• becanse„. from what li have seen, lan) perfeCtly satisfied tnit (consti tuted as that ASs'einbly at pre'sent is) nothing short of 41.0ther miracle could_possibiy enable-me to render you any service. there. • ' . • At' sixty•six L when time and infirmity had already, disq ua t",lihed, me for.any colsiderable exertion, .exelusion from Pa r- A,Anlent (of :which Mr. Christopher Atkinson wag.. -at thk: undisiot3te,k and welcome Member) by 4104* the ::trigiglature, made upon the-Spur of theqiecasion, against an ,individual, I accept as a singular etdaplikrient to the perse ; ve.cilig,-endeavours.of ray past life, and in times like these, as "firn9 t t honoura,bkv'onclusion: At the same time I ackßovv,- ' *llk,it to be an a&cifinefeylin my old eletlioneering Corn tadc present -C'Aliilleel ! lorOf the , E-xchetpx6r, who ttion i ght : fox if, insteadpf-this exclusion, he had proposed t 2 ^ttatm me -Iromediatgy. ill' the Lobby, he Or any other Chanceilor of. he Excheqiler,-ivould - have been followed by the salve majority. • 7 • • - I "return you, Centternen, _my - ,sincere Thanks for the.hp • nottrablesiipticitt Ktt agrcted me at. the two last Elections, which udder the cutilmotantes, fdi• exceeded my expecia tionsA/apd for.ttle,noble,supp9rt you had prepared for me on theismdta oeca:siOn. I dialt continue during t he•shott remain 'deNieiriy most steadily attatha to the ancient freedom of ley l Couutr:y,:caS it wasTraeiically enjoyed under those ho-' nest old:(entlernen, GenrgF.the, F.ir4. and Second) and you'''. grratefidServarit;'' r • TO Hi 4 PHORN E ELECTIC*. .To Sir F R4N CI+S'•BD4tDEPP, beard from various. quarters of an , intention in many Freeholders tb=oifer you their votes at the Ueneial Eleelcon, is a `fit per'son to represent ;be -County of Maid lesexl the - text arliainent, we ate an,Cipti to know whether, in such: an event; you will stand for ard in'tompliance with thdii Wishes. Ot.jr own votes,..iii,4ell as our'exertiOns liMOng- . Our friends, depend on your answer -for, assure yourself, we feel,- as you feel, with respeclio the late Ministers and their measures. - • As hi.oLis - tim,rrt, we concur in y ou r a bh o rrence of the use . and management (it siich 'a Prison •as that in Cold Bath „Ail . .•F DIA s, we deiire on occasion to express isle SentiinchsS.we cp,tertain of your. manly. opposition to-its esiithriSinnent in Middlesex. In anycase, we trust 'a Majority of our-Fellow Frethalders will-agree -with us, that Sir Francis Burdett is more worthy than Nr. •Mainwaring to represent the Interests,. deliver the Sense,, and support 'the-, Rights, of the first County in Engiand.—We remain, Sir, your obericent servants, • . foss.- Holden. , H. H. White. Edw. Austin, Joshua Hvkins. , Henry WoOdi. RObert Manulng... • .- H. Dell. T. Holt White. R. Knight. ."'lobo Pearson., • • • W. Tooke. Thos. Linton_ Rogers. - . Percy. • Geo. Biliiitge. • •Ahru. •• Chas-. Loste. Michl. Pearson. Williarn,Massey. ,•• • Christi - . las. Hayet. 'L.; ?C'risiii.EmEN, • • _I, will - freEly• acknowledge to-you, that I have fru' some tkrig o past relinquished alj thoughts of; a seat, ‘ in. Parliament, n(Pltaire consequenti,ydeciiited Very many overtures tor that 4 PAiriPag. • If the; Peupte of England arc pleased and. con , :tgnt.4ltilatikt , what- has passed; with'thcir present situation, and.Wtib.the. terrible chat:iges -which have been made in•the Laws,' C } Onigtittition, • and Mangier: of governing- this Conn try—let StatUeS. be •ercaed in eaelt County through the land to lord Liverpool, Mr., Pitt, • and Mr.•Dtrndas to Witorri ..principally they-are indebted' tbr the Blessing,:,. • I . shall not -desire-to overturn them, but will remove front other odious 1-nd disgraceftil Obj•eCtS; 'ecinfesSing • myself not fit for the society' of- .such a Nation. ,_ • Yet, though disgusted 'I. do not despair. I think oin Country may still be saved ; but by one moans only—by a fair Representatihn of the.-"People'in Parliament. By that alone can - we possil)lyobtaig.the restdration of those invalit-• able. RightS Whiel: nave been ravished frorn , us, or the secti: ••rite of what little ,oci remaThs - If_ the Cam lesex .from ciiciimstances; is 111sely to be more fr-ec, informed, and. ',Adept-Merit; than any other County' in Eivtand, sival , pleasecl; i/1).0,N THIS Ntl 1.1;, (and . l-wish foi so s op pyt upon any other priuciptcyllolding'ali tumor , / anti tive.),: if, UPON PRINCIP-LE, - . the County. of Middlesex - Shall be pleased` to intrust in, my har;ds, s portion. of .1 neir pr-esent sinall arid ihadt4ifat r e - iiiart at . Reptc:inntion,. I will chearfully and :zealously-deveim rn.clf, niy life; and • service. - • , I . am; entlers,en, , • • :7f; Piccadilly; • You` hiirneolz:ervaiit; ta l z.atl 2 4 - • • ; C I S RD fa 'l% To the .lETITLEMENT;CLER:Gii and FREEHOLD` RS of the COUNTY of GLAMORGAN: • GRNTLEMkN, .." . • ! ADissolution oiParliament being . sbh - rtly eqthect,. I am induced by your former kindnes again to solicit the Honour to Represent yon in the ensuing Parliament. I have the satisfaelion to re,fleCt, that. ever since you honoured , me with your Confidence I — have endeavoured to discfiarge Duty conscientiously; .and (as I conceived), in 'support... , ,of Ouriuost excellent Constitution. I f.my attendance lat ‘stetly has not been so constant as I could wish, I rely upon yourcandour and liberality to impute it to the real cause. of occasionary ill health; and not to any remission on my part to wards a County to whicli I am so highly indebted. I have thd Honour to ienTain, with much gratitude, Gentlemen, • - Your most devoted and obliged humble Servant, Dunraven Castle,' *-THOMAS WYNDHA M. June 26, Oka. To - tile INDEPENDENT BURGESSES and RE E HOLDERS of the TOW N and c OUNTY of the TOWN of NOTTINGHANL • • London, June IS; 1802. GINTLEMEN, 'VHF, very seVare . Misfortone which has so lately - occurred in my Family, will, I trust, plead in my favour with you, as a sufficient Apology for not paying my Respecas to you at this moment. _ _ • I have faithfully endeavoured to serve you in. Parliament at alltimes when I-have not beerf called forth in your defence and•the service ormu,Country ; and I most eatnestly hope, that you will again honour me with your Suffrages upon the day of Election, as it has ever been my pride, , b: , „ a zealous attention•to your Interests, and a firm attachment to• the Principles of the Conititittion, to merit your .COnfiderbee. I have therefore desired my EFiends to wait upon you in my name, and to request that support which 1 am totally unable at this moment personally to solicit. I hate the Honour to be, • , Gentlemen, . Your obedient irurnble Servant, • JOHN liOR4'«ASE WARREN. To the-FRE„EHOLDERS and BURGESSES: of the of the TOWN of, NOTTINGHAM. .. - GEN-FLA:ma:4; ..- . MHE , repeated instances of your kindness- and -IL liberality me, induce - me again to make you an offer „. 1 1 . - of my Seivices -' NoNotpresuini.t, , , — wever, to suppose; now, or at any time, that any thiniV. ls !.4 , t \bave placed me, or continued me so long, in the str4/400117'. f your Representative, but-the Chap ter of Accidente, - -- , t-tl the indispos i tion of Gentlemen to come forward, who lia , ', a Uatural claim to represent you. I rattle at your call—and wtMnever I shill disdbver it to be-the gene ral, Wish-that 1 shou.l4 retire, I have so much respect for you, that Lwill do.; t ‘v.holit a struggle. my I know of situation 't6o 'well, not to 'feel,. th . at, if any attack showt'. be made upon the'Representktion of thc Town of Nottingham, it must necessarily be an attack upon me ; because nil - Colleague has, not only ,to yyu, .but to the Nation at large,' rendered most eminent and -important sir vices : whereas I,liave nothing to offer, but an humble assur ance that I will not betray your confidence. '' , The trahoinillity of the present moment promises a restb ration-I).f all thiaSe blessings which Englishmen have been accustomed to enjoy ; and; Lhope; I am not too sanguine in expeding from it this further advantage, that it will put an end to -11-. those politiCal disprftesi which have arisen out of the distraded state-of all the,Natiols of -Europe.; and which, forttrnately for'us, haVe.left this: Country, alone, unimpaired arnidsi thegenetil wreck. ''' :,- - - • --- '••• • ' . , When, We ha.vo seen; in othet;Countrits, that - Many at,- ternpts to remove the miseries of a wretched Government, have'end-zd '.in' making the PeOple of 'tho,ii:: - CoUritries Still more w.retched, 'is it not alt riking lesson to ; Ote, People of this Country, to look, .around them and be satisfied ? that - (independent of the hived - et - liens which' attend 'ill*intirian Governments) they live under a Constitution; admired and 'envied by all those who cannot-enjoy: the kenpfits or it ; and that by. disturbing it, in the expedation of making it a little better, an - Eng:ishinam has little to 'gain, but every thing to7lose., • , , , . .. -.. .. . I have the Honour to be, with the greatest respect, - Gentlemen; ' " ' • • Your much 0h1i , . - ar anti faithful-Servant, • . DAN-ILL , PARKER COKE. , , .. ~ Inner: Temple, June 23;18c2, - - . - . . . . I fs'o the INDEPENDENT' GENTLEMEN., CLERQT, .- -FREEMEN; and . FREEROLDER.S- of the eiTY of,. ... E X ~ .TE . .R . i : ,aesident in .1..0pd9n. . - . . . ' ', - ... t4,3e ti` of several Freemen, I,heg..leay, , • spncir-r9kkattenclance at the Duke-of Argue, Great '. Winditiil.,:ti'ect,i'dcn-s4uarc, near the Ilayinarket; on. Thiirsday..E'veirint.AeXt; at Eighto'Clock; to consider of the; best mode 61precoetking relative to-the &ILE:trent 4olieita.tions ; for yoiir rotes at the ensuing ti.raisn.. - -. 1 air; *ith tilt greatest riipta; • . • - —.- .t;entlenten ,, ,,. . - - . Your iuMble.Stryarst,. - • . . , . . -.., . RICHARD- DRAKE. • GENERAL ELECTION.. To the GENTLEMEN, CLERGY, and PREEIVMD- ERS • of ; the COUNTY YORK • 'OU<IT'LF_ME,N "C" NCOURZGED by the . -,Pr6Ofs of your kind Partiality, which 1 have so repeatedly experienced, the grateful sense of which will- never.be erasedTrom my mind, I once more presume tooffet Myself a Candidate for the Ho nour of representing you in Parliament. - Should I again be raised tot-hat high eminence; I shall en• deiyeur to discharge with fidelity. the Duties of,rny important Trust : but my chief reliance Must continue to beplaced on that disposition, which' you have uniformly manifested, to construe with candotir and kindness the Conducl, of your ge. presentative, and t 9 accept favourabl - y those 'ServiceS which, however deleaive in ability, - have bn prompted by upright intentions and a warm and ciiintereSted - zeal tot the Welfare of our Country. . I am, with the highest tespea, .. • Gentlemen, -Your most obliged and faithful Servant, W. WILSERFORCE. London, June 29, 1802. . _ To the G4INITLEMEN, CLERGY and FREEHOLDERS ' of the COUNTY of YORK. GENTLEMAN, 4 T Take the earliest opportunity of malting known 1:to you my intention of again offering myself a Candidate for. he County, at ,the approaching - General Election, ' The veryfiattering support I . had the Honaur to experience upon a former occasion, will ever remain strongly impressed upon my mind.' , • I have acted as ii-our Representative during a period of muel difficultyand danger to:the Country; my Political Principles .and' Condit& cannot therefore . be unknown to you ; it is for you,tv judge - of-their merit ' -. but I can with truth declare, that to fulfil the-arduous, Duties of my Situation, with fide lity t,;vardi;rriy country, and towards my Constituents, has been ifircoostantobjeCl. Should you ag.in deem me worthy to have the llopour-of representing you P.,r;iament, it will again betty study ; as . it will becotne - :•ity, to endeavour to - 444. t ngsell of the trust reposed in with Independ ence,..kith.Attption to the Public WL.! fare, and to*the In. tcresta the County of - York:- • I have the. tionOni to beOvith,the greatest resped, 'Gentlemen, - - ,l'ourobliged and most obedient humble Serval* - ' . HENRY LACELLES. London; june . ;9, jBo2, To the GENTLEMEN, C Fftt EIIOLDE RS of the - CO UN TY otILINC 0 L N GENTLEMEN, • . •- IN the most flattering manner,...- six.ycars - ago, you delegated to me one of. the 'higliesr'HonouFs that could be conferred upon an. Individual, by eletting me one of yourßepresentatives.; arkd , l. -, l*pe,. that during times of uncommon difficulty, my conduerrn Parliament lias.evinced my gratitude to youi and attachment lo the, COlistc*lion of the Country. ' '•'. • It was not my. intention- to havee-addresSed -you,-btfore_a dissolution of Parliament had taken place,. bi.it observing another - Gentleman has' offered hiiilselt as a Candidate, -I 'should think myself deficient in my attention to - tht Free holders•of the Colinty,. if I longer delayed -to renew an offer of rny..9:ervices at the approaching EleCtiou. • • ' Allow; me,, therefore, earnestly to ieqUest a continuance.of your torrner.partiality; assuring you•i'. that •my .bestendeat yours shall - ever be diretled,to the particular Interests of chit extensive County; and to the Welfatt_of ' the KitOciat at large, . •, • With great tespea and regard, • 7 • . I have the Honour to remain, • • ' Gentlemen, . your obliged and obedient Servant, • • C 14,13 EKT • tagAlicurr. Grosvenor-Squire, June to,, t 8.02 • • This - Day was publislied r price t ti,..g, - • z A SERMON l'iadlied bergre" the LOFTS` SPI 1. 1. RITUAL and TEMPORAL; lb the Abbey ehurch of Westmileter,'OU Tuesday, Tune - 1, iBs2;'beiug tine Day appointed by His' Majesty's "Pratlamatiop•, for a General Thanksgiving to A I miiht y od; for puttip&a.il end to the late Bloody, Extended; and. Ex pensive. War. By 11E/NatY WILLIAIVI) • - Lord - Bishop of Che'sre.r. Painted for F.. and C. Rivingtarr, No. §z, St. Paul's Church Yard. On the ISt of July . lBo2,ovill be,publishcd, Nunther,l. , price as. of • rr HE CHURCHIVIAM 'MEMORIAL ! Being a Bitigraphical Register and Historical Account of those eminent Divines and other Persons who were deprived of their Pzeferments and Situations, and other Wise per,seciited for their Loyalty to their King, and. for their Periformity.ro the Church of England, during the Great Rebellion. With &copious introduetion,-containing a 7 NYiew of the' ProgreSs Of Punt:misni from theßeforination to 16gat. •.. , By the presenfEtlitors of the OrthodoX'Clrtirchinart'S Megazine. . . • - CONDITIONS. r. This Work will be printed on'a fine wove Paper, - at d ..with a new Typecast for the purpose. I. It will• be cotnprised in Twelve Numbers, tote pub. Monthly:i the whole making Three large Yoltmos 9,:ttato. • 3.. In: the'course of the - Publication will-be 'given. Three Portraits (capitally executed) of the most distinguished Pre. intim who suffered through the iniquity of th,t times. 4 A Prefaee i General Index, and List of Subscribers will bei . gitekt with the-last Number, ' • N. 713. A Prospatus of thp above Work may be at the Publisher's. tohclOn Printed for J. Spraggi- No. i 6, King-street, Covent Garden. GENERAL ELECTION. To the GENTLEMEN, CLERGY, and FREEHOLD , ERS of the COUNTY o f- HUNTI:NGDON. HAVING now represented you i n two suc e esa sive Parliaments, I trust you will kive me leave to hope for a continuance oethat Honour ; My attaCluttent to the Interests of this.Countv, arising both trom gratitude to you and - "the residence and property of. my Family, is too well founded ; and my' Principles, are too well knov.i. - i; to re quire from me any profession or either : I therefo - re venture, to reqUest the favour of your Votes .and - Interests at the en suing Ele6tion. I am sorry that the shortness of the time makes it impraeicable for rue to pay. my Personal Respeets to you individually. . - . • , 1 have the Honour to he, With the greatest respea; Your most obliged and faithful humble Servant, • - HINC-HINGRROOK. To' ihe GENTLEMEN, CLERGY, and FREEHOLD • • • ERS of the COUNTY of HUNTINGDON. FROM the very flattering Testimony Of your Approbation, which, .experieneed at the last General EleEtion, I am induced to offer, mysett: again as one of your, Representatives in Parliament. If" Ishould be so fortunate as to have that high Honour c ,liferred upon me a second. titne, .by the favour ofyotar.'sepp(A: at the: ensuing Eledion, - I ,ermit me ie assuro" . on it will l m' earnest endeavour to discharge that important Ttki*t. by a• zealous attention to the WelfaYe of my Countryoull to the particular Interest of the County of Buntingdcn. I have-the 1-I;inour to remain, Your most obligt.id;and-0b..-.dient humble Servant, ' FREDtRICK. MONTAGU. Ki,mboltart Castle; - June 2§; 00. Tothe G - EN T MEN', CLERK; Y, andFREEHOLDERS of the COUNTY of WARWICK. , . CANTLEMEN, (I N the - approaching DisoluttiOn . - or - Parliatnefif, NJ. it is very uhnetesvey.-funirrai to make any Apology for r' not offering'rny Service to - rei*ebryoulgain. I can assure you, it has given torieern that my health has ?‘ritit permitted me, during the grea'teor part of the two last' S - sums, to attend my duty, in Parliament. • • - • • Your choice wiir; cirthlrtMasta;, l Tltili r al bd'itireae,l to some Gentleman capable of•executingt - trust vvhigli i in jus tice to your it would-ill berme rite to undertake. .• Permit me, Gentlemeri % to 'express my most grateful acknavylecigqinnts of. the rePaated-Kluilours you have con 4.erred upon m...;\and my sincerest wishes . for the. Peace and Prosperity of the County of Warwick: and, Gentlemen, Your much obliktd and devoted humble Servant, JOHN MORDAUNT. Walton, June z 6, Ooz. • SOUTH HAMS, DEVON: TO BE LETT for 'a Ter'm of r 4 tears, .a built,DWE-LLING_HOUSE, consisting Of an.elegant Drawing-room, Dining-room, and Breakfast . parlour, eight beSt Bed Rooms,' and six for . Servants, with every other re quisite. for a Genteel. Family, Coath:houses, Stables, Walled Garden, &c. 4:.c. situate in the centre of rso Acres, of eery rich MeadoW, Pas'ture, and Arable . Land,, with two Cott a ge Houses, Barns, Stables,' Lnhays and "Courtieges, forming one of the best Estates in this Kingdon fora Gentleman fond of .I.leltl , Diversions and Agricultural Pirrsuits. The House is situate iria beautiful -well Wooded, seven miles from Torbay, and' Nvit ilia half an hour's - ride of Dartmouth, in. a tine Sporting Country, plenty of Game.. • Apply Thr`partieulars to Messrs. Widodand Strong, Attot . - iite - , - .in TiVerton, Devon.; . or to Mr. Wm. Pilkington, .Land Surveyor, at:Exeter. • . TO - BE, PEREMPTORILY RE-SOLD,. Pursuant to. a • Decree and subsemi Order:of Court of Chancery, 'made in a Cause•MAt.l.lSOli againit H WRIGT .and Others, befOre Alexander Popnadl, Es - cf. one of the Masters of the said Court,• at the Public Sale Roam, in Southampton-buildings, - Chancery:-lane, - ton. • dun, on Tuesday the 6th Day of Jmy nex,r,l3efween the hours of One and Two of the Clock- in .:, 1 1e...Aftwiloen, in Three Lots' - ; • • . . A FREEHOLD ES`FATE k& tal e STOW BRA Vy . si ruate in the .Parish of Fyringdale.s - withia six miles of Whitby},. in the Comity of York 3. late the • Pr operty ofisaae deeeas_d, crass stir ctf .two sevcial Parms,"containing together two "Messuagos,sikteen Cottages„ and Ninety Acres, or thereabouts, or: - Arable, Meadow, and Pasture Land and klso-a Piece or ; Parcel of Land called 'trio I NTAK E „ contaihing near Twenty-kir Acres, or there• aboufs, bn which a.eonsiclerable Niaratfaagry has been carried on, Auld there:is at present q lrge quantity of un wrot.g4t twin •Rociktirreon. .• •- • N. ti. A Deposit. of 261: ,per Cent.. is to bepaid,tw•-the Purchaser at the tune of the Sa!e. . Printed P•al - ticiark may be ~a 1. at the said nester's bets ; at the prineipal-tnns anAMCf5ll;w. Sliephardanti - Anita/tot) Inn Sciaitre .Loittlon. .