The Sun. — London, England, 1802-06-17 00:00:00

-~. _ . ~.: MBER 3040.] • VAUXHALL... tT - • VAUXHALL.. n er the Patronage of His Royal Highness the PRINCE of WALES. TO -MORROW EVENING, June IS, 1802, wit' be A GALA, And Grand Exhibition of FIRE-WORKS. Admission 3s.—Doors open at Seven, and the Concert be tinh,,at Eight o'clock. REGATTA; Or; NAVAL FETE. Under the Patronage of His Royal Highness the DUKE of CLARENCE. • TO -MORROW, FRIDAY, JUNE 18, t So 2, the PROPRIETORS of RANELAGH will give X PRIZES to be rowed for by the Wowing Watermen fancy- Dresses lone Pair of Oars in each Wherry) Sn 4 -(1 4 I. lames Howell, Westminster, and Isaac Wood, Somerset House --Blue. 2. Thomas Taylor, Chelsea, and lames Stiff; Hunger tord—Ycllow. _ 3. Thomas Banks, Cuper's Bridge; and Richard Dol via. Horse Ferry—Whire. 4. John Hill, Battersea, and John Scott, Hungerford— • Greens 5. I. Shepherd, Lambeth, and Geo. Wilson, Ditto— Red. 6. lames Porter,- Horse Ferry, and Joseph Jesson, Do. —Sky Blue. _ Boats to Start from.Blackfriars Bridge at Seven (AC lock, -KoW through the Centre Arch of Battersea Bridge, and re 'torn to 01*. Water-Gate at it anelagh, Where the Prizes will °e distributed. • . . S Each B oa t will be distinguished by a White Flag at the te rn ; numbered with Red - Spots, as in the above List. A CONCERT • • - OF VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC Will be performed. A nd - at Eleven o'Clock, that celebrated Artist, Monsieilr. RU G GI ER I .„ will exhibit a Magnificent - FIRE-WORK, - - 4, kly similar to the one he displayed at the National Fete t Paris ; and which will conclude with the much-admired * TEMPLE of ACHILLES, presenting the Tremendous Dischar„.e of Artillery and •‘ MuSquetry during a Battle. , The Water Gate will be opehed. ‘ ,,,ftrid in order to accommodate such of the Public as may i'2.s l l,to vi ew th e Regatta from the Gardens, the Doors will • 7 "'lsPened'at Six o'Clock. Tickets ss. each Perscin, Tea and Colne included. I„ickyts fot Private Goach Stands to be had at. R4nelagh ouse h :.* * Oh account of the Preparations .for the Grand Sub 'piton are to begivenon Wednesday, the z3d instant, the tne._,liblic are `respeEtfully inibrmed, the Rotunda cannot be ....„ . _mvicsi!an,Monday next. . ROYAL EXCIIANGh."ASSURANCE-OFFICE , Tune PtIiSONS whose Annual Premium's fall due on the 24th inst. are hereby Informed, that Receipts are. nowt -c Royal to be delivered at the- Company's Offices, over the ikoyal Exchange and imPall.Mall, as well as by their re •• I N'ttive - tigents in the pveral Counties ; and the Parties as- = urea are requested to apply for the renewat of their Policies •°n or before the gth of luly next, as the usual Fifteen 'JAYS allowed for Payment, beyond the Date of each Policy Nvill then expire. SAMUEL FENNING, sun. Sec. Attendiinee is given; daily; at the:said Offices; for the Assurance of Buildings, Goods, Merchandize, and Ships, itt Barbour, in Dock, or while Building, from Loss -- ot Damage 'Fire ; - I‘l and also for the Assurance of; - and granting Annul-- I:its on Lives . N B. Policies of Assurance for the Sum of 3001. - or up, are issued free of expcnce to the Assured: • • . • LoNDoN, Junere, tEoz. I V. F:PARTNERSHIP which has from - the Ist t" „ , day of January' last . subsisted between EDWARD X , DANIEL 'MF.ILAN, ANTHONY ME I LAN, r j.AI3EZ .EXSHAW, in the 'Business at a Merchant, in 1 4 "'ton; tinder the Firm of EDWARD LUXE; DANI:EL Ell EILAN . 11 and Co. is dissolved, as to the said ANTHONY , V.., • • • E. COXE. " - DANIEL MEILAN. -....._ - J. -E,C.S-HAW. WANTED, A COMPOSITOR, who iy capable of Condal ing a Newspaiwer : the Situation is exceed- v`comfortah County le; and to - a sober, steady,Man, of-good cha • anti ability, encouragement will be .given.—None other ze e d apply. .„,1-etters (post-paid), addressed to- T. S. cave of Mr. %V. 1 y ler, Printer's Agent, Na, 5, Warwick-square, London, Vol forwarded to, the Advertiser. TO CLERGYMEN. WANTED, an USHER fni the Free Grammar S chool•in the City ollincoln, on or before the 29th n ay of September next, It is required, that anv Person v., Lent Milt have a proper Recommendation, 'aria be compe eat to teach e Latin and Greek Languages. T vvo Curaqes-in: the Neighbourhood of Lincoln may be as With the above Appointment. tei n .APPlicaiion to be made at the Town Clerk's Office, Lin- . , Lincoln June P Ord8; er 1802. ot the 'R Visitor E of thersaid School, , ÜBE . ST TERREWEST. • THE EARL OF LONSDALE ALL PERSONS who have any Deniands upon ~iath late EARL of LONSDALE, are desired imme- Iti c ` a q o send a particular Account of the same to john rdsop, 'sq.- at Lowther Hall, Westmoreland. • (ROUS E SHOOTING. , I ,C LEVELAND, NORTH RIDING, YORKSHIRE'. fBE DISPOSED OF BY PRO/ATE CONTRACT HRkE 'THOUSAND .one .HUNDRED and TWENTY-NI NE ACRES of Sound. Moor Land, with ( 1 : ' 4 " . :• , € HOLD FARM of One Hundred and :;intrty-Five ;f1 ;.,, t , 1 " MeadoW;-• Pasture, and Arable 'Land, adjoining; * ording . some of the best Grouse Shooting. in England. r , rl . , (l alsa some Freehold Houses in the Town of Stokesley, a - hout Sixty-Two - Acres of Freehold . Meadtiw Land, ly "g ilea( the • • t k t 1\1 •1 3 • I'liere is good Coalupon the Estate, which may be nrlted af a Small • E'kpente, 'and upwards of Eight Hundred 4 cre:; of the Moor Land mav be cu lavated. For Particulars enquire 'Of Mi. Powell, or Mr. Tayler -,"0 4 : Sto.! (iect, eslay., lie Y,ork pside siti ; re; andn. of Ar. Mooney, Solicitor, dlst,Cr Londo - . _ • ON • 'air. BA'NKS' THAMES. • • To . BE .SOLI} I3Y PRIVATE CONTRACT, A.I3eautEEHOLD,ES T ATE - with Durell.;, . v ing-I,zst. Gardens, &C. &C. 35 mites from London,' from Healey,' fo , ir from Martow, containing' oo pr , nr--.i“echlYi..)3d, and 440 Acres., of Arable and • aster. 1,44 a. : z;e"Maiusi - ,* extercsk-e Fishery in the Thames, hi Lii• eh boqods rite EStaite " the 11 :ht=rtiol;k:isf, h aiatintd-wiiiiin a Ring Fence, a:ld the rand ' .Wlll. • • • • • The Eloust'atui. Oliiees are-large, and in good. rder, being 11 . ow inhabited by, tbe.9witcr, and are fit tot the reeept;Oli of 4t, 11 ti2;n.tri's Fa , dlv. The Gardens and Shrubberies, eon= • 41 ";,''t'oe, , et-hiii';',:ni'Acre-s,",iiirc ,- inclosect:. by a capital Wail, )v.el I plint;:cl , with I ti& • kite of the -14ouse and Garden, and of ie,ii asiSre-Crotin.l,. may b 2 hail, if rrcriired. • P . rtieul,i t s in:tv ! - c .itad Mayo cold Pearse, C'~'kHatv., ; 'Henley, who give Tioscri g ,, viewirwthe lliitse and Premises, which I L zY be seen every Thursday tioin Ten o'Clock to :our. i. 1 r" ' fil ...ia,.. ..dia.i. Tll UR SDA Y, JUNE 17, i80z.,. LOST, CNN the of June, insi. a, BILL, drawn by John Nl' Fie and Co. of Glas , Tovv 1 upon John Hill of the same place, at Six Months from the..t4th of April last, amount tzs. No Indorser, after John ikr Fie and Co. has any rigat to the Bill. The ti ores of the date appear to have been changed and blotted. All Bankers and Merchants are re, quested to secure this Billif Olrered.td them, and to send it to Alexander Mundell, No. 3, Fludyer-street; Westminster ; William Patrick, Writer to the. Signet, Edinburgh ; or John 'r Douglas, Writer, nt-Glasgow: tune ‘z, ISoz. THE MEDICAL JOURNAL. THE Public are respeCtiully informed, that the : FIRST NUMBER of a NEW VOLUME of the MEDICAL and PHYSIC AL. JOURNAL, condueted , by 'DoaorS BRADLEY, BATTY, and NOt EID EN, - will be published on the first day of July next, and Persons who . are disposes to take it in, may be Fezularly supplied by all Boc4sellers. . . 71, St: Paul's Church-yard, June 4, ISoz. Pursuant to a Decree of the-High Court of Chancery, made in a Cause whereirt.WlLLl A M AMHERST, an Infant, is Plaintiff; and GEORGE POWNE V, Esq. is Defen dant • Hk 97CREDITORS of WILLIAM .KERRILL AMHERST, late of Moydapore, in the Province of Bengal, in the EaSandies, Esq. deceased (Who died in or abut the year 179 z), are; - on or before - the 17th day of I uly iSc2„, to come in and prove their Debts; before John Ord, Esq: one of the Masters of the said Court, at his Chambers in Southampton-buildings, Chancery:lane, London or in default thereof.they will be peremptorily excluded the bene fit of the said Decree. - . • ' TICKETS and'SHARES of TICKETS , • ARE SELLING tiY • FrANSBY and Co. z 6, Cornhill, opposite .i. the Royal Exchange, and at their Offices throughout the Kiggdoin. Clubs, Societies, and individue P ur chasers in Town and Country, who honour - Hornsby and Co. with their Com- . mantis, are particularly recommended to buy speedily on ac, count of the very few. Tickets in.the•English Lottery—only 24,030 In most Lotteries upwards of 40,000 have been sold before the Drawing commenced. The Scheme is much ap proved or, and .t he demand for Tickets and Shares, ateHorns by and Co's: Offices, is daily increasing.. Orders executed exaaly on the same terms as if present. The DraWing begins the ad of-August. SIX HUNDRED POUNDS 'A- LEASE of a HOUSE with a.SHOP, in a gen teel Line of Business.. to be Disposed of, situated within five minute's walk of Somerset-House. Any Person that has that Sum at immediate command, and wishes to be come a Purchaser, By addressing a Line (post-paid), mentioning his real name and residence, directed to S. M. at Mr. Miclz,ley's, No. 49, Strand, may- be informed of all particulars. ' . NAVIGATION SHARES. To be Sold, together or separate, 'FIVE SHARES in STRATFOii) CANAL . I: Five Shares in Warwick and Birmingham Canal. , Six Shares in .Kennet and Avon Canal. Eight Shares in Ellesmere Canal. • Wanted several Shares in Grand lunciion, Rochdale, Dud ley. and Worcester Canals. Apply to Edward Smith, Notary Public, and General Agent for the Purchase and Ilisposal of Shares in Canals, Estates, annuities, Reversions; piacing out or procuring Money Securities, &c. POstage expected to be paid. Canal and Agency 0 frice, Birmingham. i...OAST OF HAMPSHIRE. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE cOI.ITRACT, Within Half a Mile of a good Turnpike Road,; ANew.built VILLA,' with attached and de_ tached Offices compleat, Kitchen Garden, Green house, erc.• surrounded . by one hundred and twenty Acres of Land, well wooded, with a considerable quantity of tine OaVcimber: The Estate is washed ,by a Navigable River, on which there are two Quays or Hardt., Farm-house, Yard, Sze. litc:detached,,and well planted out. The House is fit for the immediate reception Of a Gentlertian's Family, and&Munands most beautiful Land and Sea Prospeas. • For particulars apply by letter (post 7 paid), to Mr. Red ding, Attorney, Southampton, of whom Tickets may be had for viewir.g. Wigan, Auz. 29, X 797. The following incnntestible; and perhaps the mos wonder. ful cure ever peribrined by the use of medicine:;, attested .by„ . and SWorn to before Thomas Doncaster, Mayor ot the BOrouglrof Wigan,. in the County of Lancaster, and ad ' dressed to Nr..,Lignuni, Surgeon, at his Dispensary, No. ~57, Bridge-street, Manchester. . stR, ImusT confess that I am at a loss how, or in what manner to describe the piaureof the former state of • my disease. 1 think my own or any other pen, unequal to epnYeying a full idea of the deplorable condition my whole frame was About eighteen years ago f was attacked with a scorbutic humour, which appeared• in different parts of my body ; to repeat the train of regular medicinal means my dis order has, led me through,' would be tedious ; let it be suf ficient to say, that the remedies I used were of the most va ried kinds, all of which proved inetredual ; my complaint increased to a truly alarming degree—my body, froth head to foot was covered with an inveterate scurf, which scaled off in great quantities, and for these last six years, hatvever incre dible it may appear to the world, I can with truth assert, as hundreds of my neighbours are ready to testify, that my flesh has (literally) been rotting from oil' my bones, and. that great part of the spinal or back bone was quite bare : my feet, from my anele to my toe ends, were beconte one entire putrid sore, and in many parts the bones appeared, and in a decaying state. Such was the putrid state of my body, that at three different times all my finger andnoe nails came entirely oil — through disease I was deprived of the use of my limbs, and • the exerutiating pain retarded my sleep, so that life itself be came a burden to me. - In the month of February last I was strongly recommended to-make trial of your Drops, of which I had abOttle from Mr. William Lyon, of Wigan, your sole . agent for that horaUgh. In the use of the first bottle 1 found. a little alteration; but before I had finished three small bottles I was so far recovered, that 1 could, with the assist ance of a stick, walk from Goulbourri to Wigan, a distance of six miles. I persevered' in'the use of the Drops till I . had taken tea small bottles., which, with the - blessing of 'God,. have restored me to a perfect state of health,and strength ; therefore it is my wish and desire that the efficacy of these Anriscorhutic Drops, together with my cure, be published, for the good of mankind.' As witness my hand, TIMOTHY MASON. Sworn before .Themat Doncaster, Esq. Mayor, . Wm. Lyon, Bookseller, James Denson, Churchwarden, Peter Shaw, Schoolmaster, . • -- Edward Potts. • . • (1:Z These Drops are sold in moulded square bottles, at -its. and 4s. 6d.—One tzs. bottle is equalln quantity to .three 45.'6d. ones. • _ • They my be. had, wholesale and reniil,• Lignum's Dispensary, .No. i 7, Bridge-street, Manchester; Howard and Evans's, No. 42, Long-lane, West•Sitriffifi.Lld, sale wholesale agents in Londoh and retail by' W. folloWing persons: 14. Cundell, No. 47,• Minories ; W . Clark, No. • 2.69, Borough ; .lordan, No. 33, Whitechapel-4..jeboalt, No. ice. Oxford-street ; -Sutton, No. 141, Long-acie; Wade, Old Bolid-street,. and No. t 6;, 'Fleet-street Tntt and B-oul ton,. Rciyzil ExCiiange',• Knight, Norton Falgate ; '1; untie, - No. xa7, ,Strand; and, Ward, No. 3:4, Holborn., , . . .4' • )1 7'. --. . • ~' 7 [PRICE SIXPENCg. EAST INDIA HOUSE, June 16, 002. _ T CO URT qf Df R.EcTORS of the UNITED cO.IIPANY of MERCHANTS y ENG LAND trading to the East. Ina'ies, do.berely give Notice,. That the euarte4 General Court appcinted to he held on II nesday next, the 2,3 d instant, at Eleven o'Clcck in the I , ,,revoOn, is made Special, for the purpose of laying be . fore\the said General Court further Proceedings on the Sabi - ea of the Private Trade with India. . -[WILLIAM RAMS A Y, See.. WARWICKSHIRE. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, At the Warwick Arm Inn, in Warwick, On Monday the sth Day of July next, at Two O'C lock in the Afternoon ; Very Valuable and ConVaLc.l FREEHOLD and 1 - IC, CoPYHo Li) ESTATE, situate in the Parish of ROW 1 NGtON, distant from Warwick .about s.miles, and from Birmingham about IS : ,consisting or TWO FARMS. adjoining each other, the one callrEi the HIGH-HODS '43 FARM, and the other called the HALL FARM ;.containing together 347 A. iR. ni.P. of Arabi; Meadow, and Pasture Land', in high cultivation. Also, the GREAT TITHES of the PARISH of ROW - and the PERPETUAL ANNUAL RENT of 311..0. 7 81 payable by the Warwick and Biririingham Canal Company:. AU which Premises are novv in the occupation. of Mr. VT. \ ells,. under a Lease which will expire on the 25th of March, aoi*.- 7 -The Lend \Tax is redeemed The Tenai.• wit; show the Estate; and Printed Partied lays az.Ad Conditions of Sale may be had of Mr. W. Le Blanc, No. 8, Millman-street, Bedford-row, London; Mr. james, Gloucester; of , the Printers of the Birniingliain Pa pers ; and•at the WativiCk Arius, in Warwick. A very VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE in NORTH' AMPTONSH.I RE. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, In Six or more Lauri, By Mr. KIRSHAW, At the Hind Inn, Wellingborough; on Wednesday the d3d of June inst. nt Three o'Clock, unlest preViously dis posed (if by Private Contraa ; A Very VALUABLE and DESIRABLE FREE. L - A.HO,LD ESTATE, situate in a most pleasant part of the Country, adjoining the Market Town add in the PariSh of Wellingborough - , in the County of Northampton,. cgasisting of a sunstantiaL and spacious MANSION HOUSE; which . may at a.stnaii expence be Made suitable for the Residence of a genteel Family, with walled.. Gardens, Fishponds, Pad. docks and Premises ; Barns, Stables, Malt-house and other Buildings ; Courts, Farm-yards, and Appurtenances, :aid.. about 400 Acres of Atable. Meadow; and • Pasture Land,. of the first quality ,for natural fertility, but stii I capable of great improvement, divided into proper sized Inclosures, encircled • in a ring fence, and plentifully supplied witn,Water. The Pasture Laud, .in richness of herbage and fertility of soil, is Superior tomost feeding land in the Kingdoini and 'the Whole is deserviy the attention of Gentlemen desirous of 'investing . their money in landed prOperty, and particularly of such Far- • niets arid Graziers who may wish to cultivate, stock and im prove a fertile and grateful soil. Lime and Manure may be.pur . . ! chased near the Estate in any eluantity ;and on reasonable terms. The Estate is tithettee, and of the annual value ot lett to respeetable Tenants; who are under proper agreements for the inanagenaentof the Estates, and have Notices to quit and deliver up the same AMichaelinas next. 'fp :treat for the saMe; apply to Mr. lames, •Wellsborn,, neae Stiitford-on-AYon, Warwickshlre ; and 'for a View of the ,P remises; apply to Mi. Gascoyne French; gailitf of the Estate; Wellingourough -and for further particulars to George's Colfee-nouse,, Chancery-lane, and to Messrs. For ster,, Cooke and Frere,, nu,. London ; ur Hodson and Son, Wellingborough; at whose ()dices Plans of the Estates ate deposited. • MUCHWENLOCK; SHROPSHIRE. • TO BE SOLD' BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, CAPITAL and VALUABLE • FREEHOLD LX EsTATE; pleasantly sittrafed on the Turnpike Road leading to and within eight miles of Bridgnorth, seven miles of Broseley, nine Miles of ShrewSburf, arid fifteen miles of Ludlow, Ina piduresque part of the county of Salop ; con sistiug of vthe MANOR, or reputed Mandr of .PREST HO PE, with the Waste Land, Right of COmmon over the extensive Corn/tons of Westwood', &c. in the ancient and respectable Borough .and Parish Of MU CHWENLOCK 2 and 734 Acres of fertile Arable, A W eadow, Pasture, and ood• land, divided into proper sized farmland ancient Inclosures, with substantial Farm-houses; Malt-houses, Barns, Stables, Slieddings, and other convenient and necessary Out-build ings, now lctt to rqpeCtable Tenants; at the old and annual Rent of Susi. sat tilereaUulltS, but capable of considerable advance: . .. • • The Estate lies in a Ring Pence, abounds with Game, and • • contains several large Ponds or Reservoirs ofWater made tut the purpose of irrigation,. with a never failing Stream run. ning through the centre of the Estate. Manure in any quart. tits nay he purchased on reasonable terms within two miles. The Land contains an inexhaustible of Ball and Staiat tical LIME-STONE of the -first quality; with every, MM.. • cation of other valuable-MIN EKA LS. The Estate is sub ject - to a Land TO of 171. 4s. a Cinef Rent of 11. 3s ; 6d. add is Titheable. • ••ie-17 14 - ,0t,e1. Part of the purchase-money, may remain charged upon the , Estate. To treat for the 'same; apply to Mr. lame,;,Wellshorn, near Strattord.oh-Avon ; or to Mr. coupland, Attorney, Shrewsbury ,• and tOr I rticulara to John Bishton, Esq. Kellsall; • John Dodson, Esq. Connd ; Messrs. Pemberton and Coupland, Shrewsbury ; Thomas ..lasitivvi)od, Esq. Bridgnorth ; Wirt.• .Esq. Winterfold ; and at Mr. James's Office, Wellstprn ; Win. Parsons, on, the Premises; the Stork Tavern, Birmingham ; and at George's Coffee. honle; Chancery-lane, London. TfrOUGFL several R eme-dies are discovered which perfedlly eradicate every species 'of scurvy, Leprosy, Rheumatic .and Gouty Pains, yet none are found equal either in, expedition, pleasantness, safety, or cheap ness, to Dr. PATERSON's VEGETABLE DROPS, which in sScrofulous Schirrus, or Cancerous . 'cuniOrs, Ul cers, and White Swellings, perform the most wonderful cures; and in Convulsive, Epiltiptie,• Paralytic, as well as Mental DerangeMent, and other deplorable Nervous Affec tions, where large quantities of celebrated Medicines have been tried iii vain, a small Bottle of these D rops has given theshappiestproofsoltheir excellent properties, particularly in promoting a regular appetite and true digestion, expelling all morbid• huinottrs; and.causing.proper purity, texture,. and tenacity, with tree ciredlatiortand equal distribution of the nervous and other fluids; and thsreby removing all bilious, winsiy, and spasmodic complaints, whilst they 'produee composureof mind, a cheerful flow of, Spirits, accompanied Zvith an agreeable diffusion of natural warmth and lively sen.: sation through every pill of the animal frame, so as to ren der the sickly, weak, and delicate habit ! healthful, and re store the decayed constitution to a state of strong activity. These -Drops are inclosed in plain direaiocis, and appointed to be sold by Tutt, Royal Eatchtinge; Ward, No. 324, Hold born, ,opposite Gray's Inn, London,: C. Collins, Salisbury; Horsey and Woodward, FQc tsea ; Watts' anal-larding, Gos port.; Dimildson and Mottley, Portsthouth ; Jennings,' 'Bishop's Waltham.; Robbins; Winchester; Skelton, South.. ampton ; Hollis, ,Robbins; J0n6 . 4 , Lytnington ; • ! Benson, Ringwcod ,!• Moore, Poole; and most Yodels of Patent Me dicines in Great Britain; at ss. the .bni'de, duty Inclusted; and may -be had at No. 4, Little .Tower-street,, Loudon ; where ail orders wholesale and retail are duly attericicd to. ! • Also his - NIEZE RION PILLS, which, though regOing no restraint of diet; or hindrance.of business,. yet ar ,, i!'site, expeci:iisus and infallible cure in every sia . ge of it tam disease, being sealed up in•plain ciiTecticuis, with insmic .. . by which all tne baneful eiteetsot that insigious disoidei itnrnt...4.llately prevented by , attending, to. the tisreici direCteci; prise Ss. sd, duty ini4;ludsdit. OX FORDSHI RE COUNTY MEETING. At a Numerous . and RespeCiable ETI NG of the-NOBI LITY, GENTRY., CLERGY, and FREEHOLDERS of the COUNTY of OXFORD-, convened in the Town Hall at Oxford, on Monday' the t4th of lune, tf3oz, by poblie Advertisement from Thomas Toovey, Esq. the High Sheriff, to consider .of an ADDRESS to HIS MA- J ESTY on the happy Restoration of Peace; THE SHERIFF haring stated to the Meeting, 1 that he had, on a Requisition from several Gentlemen,. convened'the Meeting quitted the Chair, to which he was again unanimously called;' When Jahn Atkykis Wright, Esq. in an -appropriate Speech, proposed an Address to. His Majesty, which was se conded by P. L. Powys, Esq. ; and a Cemmittee being ap pointed to prepare the same, withdrew_and prepared thefol lowing, which being read, was unanimously approved, raild the Sheriff was dashed to sign the same in the name of the Meeting,' viz. " TO THEKING'sMOST EXCELLENT MAJESTY, We, YOur Majesty's "most' dutiful and loyal Subjeds, .the Noblemen, Gentletnen, Clergy, and Freeholders'of the 'County of Oxford, humbly 4iek leave to approach Your NI-a• jesty with our sincere Congratulations on the Restoration of the Public Peace. " While we rejoice that amid the Disasters which other Kingdoms of Europe have experienced, Your Majesty and yam - Royal House have, under the protection of Divine Pro vidence, been preserved to your grateful and atfeCtionate Peo ple; we congratulate Your Majesty , that the good sense .of the Nation has been eminently manifested in rejecting with abhoriemethe Principles of Anarchy, and in summering with still firmer attachment, if possible, to those of our invalua - - ble.Constitution. • " With becoming sentiments of National Pride, we also congratulate Your Majesty on the many instances of hethism and valour which have been displayed in your Fleets and Armies during the late arduous Contest, and Which have at length enabled Your Majesty to exercise your-best Pnroga tiye, and to restore on honourable Terms the tranquillity of your Dominions. • • , • We beg leave to assure Your Majesty of bur readiness to stand forward in defence and support of the Honour anti'Dig nity of your Crown, and the Satety and NY elfare althe Church and State, if at any time endangered by Foreign or Domestic Enemies. "'And we unite in prayers to the Almighty, that the life of Your Majesty may be prolonged to a late period, and that under your mild Government this Ctiuntry may long en joy the solid blessings of Peace " THOMAS TOOVEY The Sheriff and the Members for thC -County, were, re. quested to °resent the Address to His Majesty; and to be ac companied by such Gentlemen as thought proper to ittend. The Chairman was desired to sign the MmUtes in the name of the Meetingi.and to insert same in the Oxford journal, the Reading Mercury, and two London Papers. THOMAS TOOVEY, Chairman. The Chairman having again quitted the Chair, the Thanks Of the Meeting to the Sheriff , tor calling the same, and or his Condua in the Chair, was unanimously voted. At a MEETING of the MAGISTRATES and YEOMEN OFFICERS of tjte COUNTY of C LAKE. convened by Public Advatisement, held at Ennis the 17th Day of May, lan.; Colonel FRANCIS MACNAMARA in the Chair ; THE following , ADDRESS was Unanimously Resolved upon ; apo. To BRIGADIER GENERAL MEYRICK. Recofieding, as we ever must with the highest sentiments of ap probation, your seasonable, Alert, and e tfedual• exertions to subdue a Rebellion which fora momentaSsuMed A dread ful anti'destrudive appearance in this County, and which Ai, your approach sunk to teror and dismay, we should-be want ing in gratitude to you, and do violence to our own feelings, it we omitted offering you the kindest t.n.pressions of our well inerii'ed regard and esteem •• • • 'While we thinz applaud yon.for the promptneSs and vigour of vOur Condua as a Commander, we cannot pass over that politenesS and urbanity of manners which you possess in so high a degree as to engage and conciliate all those within the 'circle of your acquaintance.. • . Resolved, That we highly approve of the Condud'of Major. Swyny.Auring his appointment as Brigade Major for this • County, and that he be requested to present the foregoing Address to General Meyrick. , .. (Signed) 1 7 :MACNAMARA, Chairman. John O'Callaghan, H.. D. Massey, , • C haste O'lailaghan, . Henry Brady, Anthony fira4y, lolii Wady; W. Purdon, Burdon Scott, Steph!ttHastings, George Studdart, ThoryialirtAvn, R. C. Dane, Robert 'estrop, j. Macnamara. • Galway, May GENTLEMEN, Ihiive had the Honour of receiving your Address, and I feel most highly gratified, that niy Condua during the period I Commanded in the County of Clare, has bean deemed wor thy of your approbation.= I am extremely happy at having this opportunity of ex pressing my obligations to the Magistrates and : Yeomanry of the County, for their zealous co-operations and assistance upon every occasion, and particularly for their spirited and well - timed exertions, at a the period alluded to m the Re solutions of the t7th inst. 1 shall ever acknowledge with gratitude, the kindness and civilities I invariably experienced in the County of Clare. I have - the Honour to be,* Gentlernen, With every sentiment of esteem and regard, Your most obliged and taithtul hutable Servant, THOMAS MEYkICK, To the Magistrates and Yeomanry : Officers in the County of Clare. s TO THE FACULTY. AMARRIED MAN, of about . 4.0 Years of Age, many years a Member of the - Co.llege of Surgeons, and who understand Midwifery and Physic, and-now on the point of -quitting the Army - , would be happy to engage with any Gentleman in or - abont London, who may want assist ? nnce ; his., principal objet being. Employment for a certain Stipend, and a vital lcr,one woad be taken than his -atten tions Might perhaps . derbanfl. A Line, addressed to A. 13. C. at Messrs. Jackson and Co. Paternoster-row, will be'duly attended to. , _ PATENT BEDS, SOFA BEDS, CHAIR BEDS,.. DINING TABLES", Differing in Stile and •Ilan 11 - oat those in the old way. UTL ER's ORIGINAL M ANUF AC TORY and .WARE-R00111§; No. 13 and 14, CATHE RINE STE ET, Eight Doors from the Strand, maker of - theal?ove Articles to the KING. and QUEEN, Their Royal Highnesses thelnl Kt' of NO RI and _PRI N CESSES, and Manut i ae. turer of Furniture in general. BUTLER has - observed sorne of the various Advertisements Isprowair to hi fri, tkip u tent ion in f....lvlticit inlay .be . si 1 y disco vered; and writes in short that, by the pernlission of Provi , deuce, he manufaaures and sells as above, (where also may be. had, every Article in .tbe Upholstery Line) his superior, FOUR-POST Ind-TENT KEDS,.iwitit'Brags Screws and .vasictusoiher p . rass Parts,; SOFA BEDS, making a 11pci. some Sofa and a comriiiiable Bed ; CHAIR BEDS, •vhich transform the same. way, and each in a few minutes; DIN- • 1 N G TABLES on various.COnsAqclions, and quite on a net* Plan; PORTABLE CHAIRS; LIBRARY ,STEPS on a paicular „compaet 'Construction; and various Improve', merits in Euniiture. Houses completely furnished ; the Articles'of well-seison- - ed.Voods and excellent workman hip. Also, tin exportation, • Beds for the East and West Incites ; Cabins fitted up for Pas,- sengers., fix. • - uTt.E.it has construded ;several Tools and Machines for working his Patent 'Articles, • eicc..at his Manufacioryi as above, where the Patent Deed may b 6 seen ; anti with inutdi %übmisslon, and `a true sense bf ratit.ude, aeknoWledgois the kind encouragement he has so generously received, • - .4tl . -'l" it* • 0