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Y( NUMBER 4 5 79 GENERA:, ELECTION. • • ~ TotheGE NTLEMEN, CLERGY, and FREEHOLDERS ofthe COUNTY of MIDDLESEX: GENTLEMEN, JWas inclined to offer myself as a Candidate to felresent you in Parliament, by a firtn Conviction that my Principles, with regard to the. G EA T• QUESTION on which our Gracious Stivereign has appealed to His People Would be honoured' with your Approbation,' rather than the Vrinziples and Parliapientary ConduCt of Mr. Byng,.to whom I consider inyselt'partieularly 'oppd,ed.• 1 see nothing, as ?et, to shake my opinion .in . that respeer; for the Nuinsers 3 vh have already polled hear a'very small proportion Milred Ito the gr:'at Body of 41ed,rs. All I desire is, that the sense of the County may h, Cully and • unequivocally exptessed; and as, is that case, cannot doubt of the 'rt•sult, I ant de termined to- atford every Elector an opportunity of coming forward to declare his Sentiments.' have time I lonour to be, Gentlemen,. • .Your most.obedient faithful humble Servant, OPHER I3AYNES. tipper Seymour street, May 19, 1807. THE COMMITTEES. for condueting the Elec. film.. of Sir Christopner Baynes, wilt meet at the' 'fol lowing Pisces, viz. The King's Arms, IV , ?.llcl.•se.square ; Messrs. Hunter, 2 ,14 Kickar Is, No. 3, Charlotte-row,l4ansion-House ; and NO. to, Lincoln's-Inn Old Square. At which Places,• and at Mr. AmbroseHumphrys's, Ear. Pur-street, Bloomsbury, all Communications calculated to promote Sir Christopher Baynes's Success Will be must thankfir Ily received,. and where. all : neeessary information Will the given • Carriages will. be provided at the under-mentioned places en Monday morning next, an d ev e ry succeeding morning, at Seri)ol.Clock, during the'Lleelion, viz. Solot James's Church, Piccadilly. Paint:on, Olthird-Strtet. ON) site Chancery.lane, Holborn. , 'St. Clement's Chureb-yard, West gide ofTemple.Bar. Palace-yard, Westminster. . Clerkenvvell Green. Islington Green. Aloortields. Ilishopsga'te Church. Shoreditch Church. Whitechapel. Shadwell Church. Little Tower-bill; Applications for Cartiaqes are relnesteel to be niade -to No. to, Lincoln's Inn 01d-square ; ot.,A•lrr, Bellingham's, Blue Boar, Wilitecharrel N.iWs Head, Hackney ; • Cape of Cood King's W eilclose,-square George and Vulture. Tottenham. Alay is, .5.7 SOCIETY. His Royal -ss-the Diikeor YcikK, President. , THE ANNIVLRSARY. DINNER of this Insti tution will he at i•reell4,6olis'l'avern. Great Queen siteet, TU_MORROW, the list 1V14)c•.5807. s - rrvirAxos. Rt. Hon. the Earl at Br! jarrns Allan Park, Esq. Rt. lion. Lad Flawk,sbury 1. Wlll,arn Parker, Esq. 13 enjainiti Goldsmid, Gsq. Thomas Roberts, Esq. .I,seph Esq. Samuel Stratton,. Esq. . Pootey Kensington, Esq. l Mode horlitou, Esq. Peter Nteriinicr, Esti Tickets 12S. may ne had at the Bar of the Tavern'; of the Stewards; of Mr. kooke, Secretary,' errmners Hail, Cole tll471 -street ; a, d of tiv! Society's Collectors. . Soeict'S Chapel is 'now open'every Sunday' tbr lii v „, e s erv i ce , which begins at a Quarter . past. Eleven in, the b ilorning, and at flalf-past Six in the 'Evening preci s ely. THOS. Kl,“)1(.E. See. THE LOTTERY will "Draw every Day . this Week,. awl, tioisioon SA l'Uft.-iIAY NI XT, may 23. Warranted ondrawn. I' ICK ETs affil S I l; S v;e nail '3t all the Lottery Otfie , -s rill Nine o'clock in the 'Morning, and after Three o'clock in the Afternoon. CAPI AL PRIZES in the present STATE LOTTERY, by IctetIARDSON, GOODLUCK, anti Co nank-buildings, Cornhtli, ana lat:it4; the Gate of tbe.g.ings Mew's, Charing-c - r-ss : • . N O. gg49, Fourth , Day; Firgt-drawn Ticiret, HMI 1).1, , No. 7.-4, in one, Eielith, and fourteen. Sixteenths, to , D.iy, , No 16,2:87, In One •Qua ric4 two Eighths. .nd SixtOnttb,, K go el. TICETS and k.ItA R ES, warranted Undrawn, Continue On Sale trUnl till. Nine in the' Morning, , and from:-Four 'till Eight in tile Evening. The Lottery concludes Drawing* on * Saturday, May 23, 1.807: Valuable FREEHOLD • ESTATES, P-ORTSMOUTII,. HANTS; • SIX FREEHOLD HOUSES, KENT -4T E F.T, Br►ROUGH ot •SO and' TEN LEASEHO.LD HOUSES, ST,•GEORG.E's in the FIE LDS. • • • TO RE SOLD BY AUCTION, . - By JOHN BROMLEY, On Thursday, May xit,'lBo7, at'Obe o'Clock, at Carraway's Coitee-house, Change-alley,4:orithil-L.in Three Lyts, A VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE,, a •f or stuation tot •Busuiess; being the pretetable Part of Portsmouth,intbeCounty_ot Hants, on the west side • of Broad-street, at the Point adjoining the Sign ot the Cornish Arms comprising a,s•ubstanti,l•Briek,D we lli ng _ House an d - Shiip, three stories nigh, in complete repair, suitable for any B usiness. Lett on Lease to Mr. Thomas .Pearialev, :Slop °eller, which expires at ;Miasurninei next, at a clear Rent 1)1 1. per anntini.. • A valuable and improvable .F.rgehpld..Estate,. comprising 'Qix Brick Dwelling-Houses, Nos. 175; and 176, Kent -street, 4 .0 , 11, 2,3, and 4, 'Black-horse-sarci aajoining, , in th e for d o f Southwark, on 'Lease to Mr. Samuel Brissett, '„ s o r Term, of which Ten Years-will be.uneXpitedatl:hrist '"as next, at a clear Rent 01301... per annum. , And Ten Leasehold Hoirses"; comprising the whole ot the So uth Side of Brickt.lPs• Rents, w Geo's-iitids, pro, u eing a nett Rent of 4 1. per annum. ihe respedive Estates may be viewed by leave of .the onants Particulars may be had eight days previous to the Sa le, at the Coal Exchange, Broad-street, Portsmouth ; at the Fountain lon, High-street, Portsmouth; at the Crown,' Queen -street, Portsea ; - at the Dolphin Inn,' 'North-street, i n ° sPurt ; at the Dolphin Inn, PeterAield; land the follow g Places in L on don)—at Garraway's Cotfee-bouse ;at the „ el:1 4;e Tavern,,New-road,..S.t George's East .; at•the Angel ;"(1 Crooli wn ravern \ ,, Whitechripel ; of Mr. Andrew Burt, , Gouid-square,• Crutched-friars:;- and of. the Auci. ionee r \ C. str • e t ro ; .,i St George's Last. . o. 23, Cannon-street-road, 7 L - . • . . •I STAINS of RED PORT WINE, TEA, FRUIT, - MILDEW; and every Vegetable Matter, are entirely Muslttis M oved trom Table Linen, Leather .Breeches, Cottons, Lace, and other Articles of Dress, by HUDSON's th 4 F-MICAL BLEACHING LIQUID. It also .. removes 1 .. e bove Stairrs from LadieS' Buff Dresses, and rest-ores all ;1 11415 0 1 Linen to their original whiteness, when . dosc.;loured r„. bad w as hi ng, di suse, or l ong sea voyages, wkihout any ""Jury to the Texture of the Cloth. tl:repared and sold by st-lialiOu and Co. Her :Majesty's anq em "tsi No. 7, Haymarket, London ; sold also by Shaw P-dwards, and F. Newberg, St. Paul's Church= and I s r° l l and Co. iso,, Oxford-street ; Warren and C 0 .41, Cheapside ; Hazard, Bath; Cope, Birminghain ; _.axtei and Co. Edinburgh ; and by tiie princip4l l'erfoiners 21,(1 Medicine Venders in Town and Country, in Buttles, eaeh „, • Hudson and Co. - beg leave' to caution Ilia Public o f' i lst any Imitations of this Article under the name of any r personhas been used and approved by many je t! tCtable and in the Army for several years, but vle parect c-Arinof b 'th e answerable' for effeds of any whiCif is net by ehiselves, J ~_ rte EDNESD THE LONWON MITSEUM, AND INSTITUTE OF • NATURAL I-IFSTC )12 Y, Brydges-Street, Covent-Gar- den, is now Open to the Inspeetion ofthe, TIDE primary Ohjc..a of this In'stitution, which ! under the auspices of au enlightened Nation; promises to bee ime the source of much•-tational A musernent arid in. formation, is to concentrate within one general- view a com prehensive anti we!l digested series of, the various native ProduEtions of the BrinshEMpire, in the several Depart . merits of the Animal, Vegetable, and Mineral Kingdoms,. The merits:of an -Tstablishment deSigne d to constitute, upOn a permanent and liberal basis. a National Academy of Natural History must be indisputably acknowledged, and the Proprietor conceives will no doubt experience that attention, counte.lance, -and public-Patronage to which,,with.becoming confidence, it aspires. This c(4ltedion embraces every-branch of the British Quadrupeds,: Birds, ReptileS, ' Shells, Corals,"Plants, Minerals, Fossils, or the organic re mains of the Antediluvian World I-,-and, in fine,- every .de part went, without 'exception, of _the native, products of I Great Britain; the whole disposed in the orcier of Scientific Arrangement. In the present instance, this AsSemblage comprehends nearly Thirty Thousand Subjeels, an:ViS col ' lectively calculated to display, in the most impressive and pleasing manner. the. Grandeur,' Variety, Beauty, 'and in trinsic value of the native riches -of the Country, and their various„applicatiens to the 'mist useful, purposes of Mail. • , Doors open from Ten till Five.--Admittance is. each. Chipping Norton, Oxon, May 16, 184. WANTED IMMEDIATELY, CLERGYMAN, of Middle Acre, and .serious l Deportment,.and w whom the urbanity of the Gentle man is happily blended with the ileceary strianess of Ma gisterial Authority, as - a C LASS! CAL TUTOR and 'SU PE RINTEN DANT ola G RAM MAR SCHOOL, cOnsist . ing at present ofahout Forty Boarders, and smite Day Scholars, with proper Ushers. —Two Ctitacies, in the • vicinity of Chipping Norton, are kindly reserved 'tor' the Gentleman WIRY shall be appointed to the Stiperintendancy oft he School,. and every attention will be assiduously exerted,to render his situattOn comfortable. personally, or by Letter (post=paid), to Mrs. Hand ley, Widow of 'he late Rev Joseph. Handley, ' deceased,. at. . the G rammar School, Chipping Norton, Oxon. • I._ ,_. . , - ARMY ANDNAYY _EQUIPAGE. • ITHE PATENT - cAM P' BEDSTEADS; - Fin-ni ture, Mattrasses, and Bedding complete, are very resped ' fully recommended to Gentlemen, as being the most portable -I . and. superior to any others . •rilade in London ; Marquees, T Tents, Tables and Chairs, on improved principles; Sea C , itf% SolalletlS, and Chin's ' • tor on Board Strip; Musquitto Net. Furnii tire., aid Patent lirass-serew Bedsteads, for East . and West Indies, and all For6giv eltulates, at . . . , ... . MORGAN and SANDE RS's . ',.. ' - Patent•l3edstead Vlanulattdry and Ware-Rooms, ' 1 "•• . Nos. 16 anti 17, Catherine-street; , Strand. ,L, Morgan And: Simdeys's New.invelited I mperi4l Dining 1 - - r abler. ai lowed to be the must cOniplete and 1. tepid set of Tables ei.er yet invented, are very portable, packing; in a linx ' but ten Inches deep. i - N. B. The Fashionable Sofa-Bed and Chair-13,d Ware ! house.. 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November next, :and furth.- a id Six Nom* 'twice hall .bf given, on tither side, for the lermioati,t the e : the mod of Payment to be by gills, payab.t., toes: ninalt days after dole. . ,• , • The Cnt Conditions of the Corah7 may 6e seen at the Stc , clav's Office. ' , , ; - No regard will be had is any Tender in which tbe' Price shall not be.insertel. in words at length, or that .shall not he delivered to the 13,ard before One- o'clock .on the said Taesday l thr 3orh of ;lane next, nor unless the Per.r:n who makes the I c , ide'r, ;: , ne ter'son on hir.behalf, attends., to answer, when called for : nor will any Tender that contain; evravaga,t Prices uNn some Articles, and Pricer much inferior to the real value upon athers, be considered asproper-to be admitted. • :.•, it:. TURTLES. (71 WILTSHIRE, King's Bead Tave'rn,,- %Ore try, has just Landeda Cargoot tiue lively 'CU RTLLS fur4-ale.• • Turtles dressed every darin the highest perleetion, an_i . sent to any part .of Town or Country. RENOVATED EA 1.11-1 TT has been too frequen'ily.the subpa . ofinit and general reprobation, tnat men destitute ,iftite el,:inents of die tnedieal art have offered theinstilv;:s as emilidates (or public pattOnage in tae profession of for t; te purpose of doing justice to the•resul t ti uu y strid: e i , c ,(l ex.p eric i i ,,.. e an d to prevennus from being elassil anrang 'ein pi rt:.'s wiruse imprudent .pretensioas'ilave. unfortunately t:ir society, been too favourably rixeived, We beg leave' to suninit to the liberal and enlightened a faithful statement of our pursuits and ac. quiremems. Aftet haviiig received a regular medical eiiuca. non as tli, pupils. of Nlessrs. Gritittal and lit; z,ird, whose lectures and practice we trarefuily aitemted, as protesNors and surgeons of th 4 hospital ; e entered Oursetves zrs students in mat justly celebrated sego it tor rner4eal mcnt, the Royal Colle.ge of lidinbiir,;;l, ant were iati octet! in the Otiterent bralßThes of anatomy, surgery, the trieory and practice Of pltysi, ry, , bounty, Sec &J.:. by those eminent ptor.ssnrs, Drs. ,Morro. Gregory, I.V.ack, Hamilton, Duncair and Rutherford . We trust we Stull nut bedeeini:m presumptuous in saj inc that our prob . ,: y and aequire,rnents are not ih:onsiderable. having tor a of years made Venereal Co:mil:lints, and the various ni:.iaseS of Oebiltty, the p-irtiettlar object in.:Ont . :doilies practice, it will, we hope, be allowed th,t we have acqu:re,l superior knowledge of t,ieir treatment and cure. In tub reLent cases f i e infectiou a perfeCt r:i.establisirrne»t is compieted ill tat:..sialrt period of two days ; and to those of the utmost in veteracy, wherc...o of. either pracliilinters have failed ath.cess, a •proper persev,..ince in our plan of treatment ensures to the patient a sate and radii:al core. Amidst the melancholy variety of disorders which are the etnets of ,a habit long most by the youth of Loth sexes, there are none in to alarming in inc;ta distreSsing than those deficiericiq and debilities which ire quently prevent or embitter the matrim,inal state To such persons it must be a consolation tu know that thee inav now, by a new and inKillible in,de of treatment, be restored to that. greatest of all hint= blessings,. a strong, manly,- and vigor. it toss constitution:. I . aft •cases .0; d.d itxv, &oil) whatever,. cause arising, as ‘vell as in every specs or venereal inf e cti on , we may be consulted tt patients uf eitlio' sex. with great est secreey,atid honour. Hours of consultation at home Lana ten to three, and front 6 in the eveiling till to a , night. Put etas in the coulitry ,:iereqUested to state the particu. lars or their case, age, and geiieral habit allying, &c. &e. in. closing a; remittance tor advice and medicines, when tit. same will be given, or sent to any 'Lift of the kingdom. To ensure that setaecy So essential to our tift.tertakitig, ' the postage of letters may be added to the ilecooiit tor CUR RI E and Co. Surgeoni. • , • No. zo7, Hatton-garden. ' (1:2" Messrs, Currie and Co. have , crtiticates tibin the above • respectable Proressors—of, London and Edinburgh; Of the diligence, skill, and humanity, with which they p formed the duties assi4ned them during the time they at tended their Lectur es a d Practice. To T. TA YZ. J it, Surge.,n4 N. 4, Naw Bridge-s London. • s I R lidinburgh, May z, tgoo: IN the Spring of 1794 I was aiiliaed with a Venereal Complaint, which - I treated with indi!iin-- but , was then obliged _to apply to a regular Physician, whO put • a temporary scup to the viru lence of the Disease (by mereurial ' applications) for sonic time; but growing, in spite of all medicine >and the advice of the first Gentle:n:li of the Faculty here, worse and worse for two years, I wa; reduced to a state inmost un paralleled and beyond tl:lcriptiod, being an entire leper, d ulce g ra s, t (Min head- to, f00t.,--My bead, throat,' mouth, nose, le Sec. have been a ltern ate ly i n d anger of aned , argn , becoming useless; in short,. I have had front twenty to thirty eating ulcers on my bolls', and nearly totall y. de prived of sight.•-,-1 t s.vould he voluminous to particula rize all my case—suffice it to say, there never was, or e ver will be, one Of !WIC dangerOus, or of a more compli. cared nature. 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