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f` ;9 NtimßEß 3039.7, VAUXHALL. Under the Patn.inik: of His Royal High the PRINCE of 0 WALLS. ' . ---- - • • 'I"HIS PRESENT EV ;•;N 4 ING, June . 16, 186 z, . _ A. von he A GALA, • • . • . And Grand Exhibition of FIREWORKS. • Admission 3,... —Doors'opeu ;.: Seven, .;. - 1.1 the Concert t;. Aths at Eight o'C:ccl. ------ - - '• - . • NEW PANORAMA, HAY...MARKET. 4HE Public arc resp:talall v inforrne(% that this Panorama ' exhibiting a C RAND VI EW of the - CITY of PARIS and Envtrons,, is now open-for inspeaion ; Painted from Draiviitto made on the North West Tower of the Metropolitan Church of Notre Dante, since the •Si4ning: of. the Preliminaries of Peace, by JAs. DE MARIA; continue opcn from Ten till cit;isk Admittance One N: B. A Person regularly attends to explain the Pic:tures. FIRE,OFFICE- PERSONS whose Insurance Payments fall clue at • Midsummer, are requested to•takONotice, That Printed Receipts are now ready at the Offices in Lombard-street, allct Corner of Sprink-Garden, Charing-Cross ; and in . the Co un try in titz hands of the .several Agents. Attendance is 4 •daily,given for the Insuring oil-louses, Buildings, House liord C;oods,Stock. in Trade, and Merchandise ; also, Ships Harbour, Cargo in .Ships and Lighters, in Rivers and Canals, and Ships Building or Repairing, from Loss or DAMAGE by /RE. The Insurance of AGRICULTURAL STOCK, as first Vradised-by.this Office upon the reduced Rate of Three Shit.. ]ings - per cent: will be found on due examination better • ..ittlapte,, to the security of Farmers and Owners of such Pro- Perry, ti - i nn any of the fanciful new schmles lately advertised,. _ • • ._,.THOMAS WORSLEY, Sec. IF GEORGE PENNY, or EDMOND PENNY, Sons of Edmonct Penny, and who about the year 1720, acid from that period to .tie year 1730, are believed to have been resident at or near Hampton, in. Middlesex, be now liv ng,,, or any of their immediate Des c en da n ts, and will ' Send a edigree of their Family to Messrs. Gregg and. Corfield, Skinners-ball, London, they May hear of something to their advantage. 14th lune, adz. PATENT.,STRAW, &c. PAPER MANUFACTORY. Neat Houses, Thames Bank. • . . T HE PATENTEE is willing to Dispose of a few Debentures in the. Valuable Manufaaory. Let • ters from Principals only, Rust -paid, directed to Np. 17, larnes-street,,Buckingham Gate, will be attended to. .".- PARTNERSHIP. PARTNER wanted by a Junior Partner. in an ''„,- 4 -1,.. old-established House at the West End'of the TOwn. Ile must have some knowledge of business, art.:... Capital of from Two to Four Thous . ,lnd Vounds. Addiess to A: B. No. 7, Sackville-strect, Piccadilly'. • ROYAL HOTEL TAV•ERN, and ASSEMBLY RO HOTEL, MARC AT E., IDMAN, (late Benson), • reining •hi's most grateful thanks for the very liberal F4 k couraFement he k. experienced during last Seasdn, an:l begs - le ale to rittorrn the 1406'114y' and Gentty frequenting MArgate. het t recently fitted up the Hotel in a superior stile of neatness, for the re ception of Families; and single Gentlemen, hoping 'uy a stria *,,ttentiori to merit the continuance of their future Favours. !lease carries on the Wine Trade, as usual, where lies •may -depend upon being supplied; with that article of first quality. Post Chaises, Glass Coaches, Sociables, &c. to let. - Kidman begs leave to request the favour of those Families may wish' to engage apartments-by letter; to address to slim at the Royal as frequent mistalcaor haVe occurred from its not heinggenerally known that - MA. - Benson has no :•,74pcern in the Royal Hotel. Margate, May zo, aaa. • • . NEW MAN'tiFACTORY,... , P r. HE NOBIIITY and GEI.SI:IY are respea; fully, informed, that tho Elegant and . Tasteful •VA ,,,,,tk NA. lETY of NEW and FASHIOBLE ARTICLES for D ktSS, now exhibiting at RO BA It'tS and P Lc) w NIAN's Warehouse, have induced many Linea-crapes, Haberdashers, ' 4 tc. to otter for Sale many kinds of spurious and inferior. moods ; as their Mann faCture: .-Thei arc compelled to .take* opportunity of informing the Public, than they hove no - 3 ariexlon With arty Persons - lof the'abOve deseriplan . and , that tlk: Genuine and Elegant I).n:due - lions of their t ° , :: are only to be had at their WarehoUse, No. 11 - Clindos- Etrtet, Covent-Garden. SCARCITY OF MONEY. • THE Proposition of a Pecuniary Loan, even in less disarranged times than the present; becomes ek ttem6ly interesting, when it is Made from any truly . respea-• able quarter. In this insportant contemplation it ts ; that a - Man ofthc very . first Charader, andofample Power (which a ' single Correspondence will evincey i is induced thus to tender to• People of Distinaion,. or Family, his BEST and most SON F IDENTIAL SERVICES. To Persons, also, possessed of Incomes arising from Land, Houses, Dividends of Stock; ,Grants, Patents, Settlements, Church Preferments, or other ClL:lent Property, ANY IMMEDIA TE SUM, the Interest of which to be secured thereon. Every transaaion will be, to • . f.ach respedivc Borrower, a pleasing memorial of its being founded on principles diametrically opposite to the many vi .alionary, but designing otters, which so prominently disgrace the Public Prints of course, on principles of integrity, se crecy, and dispatch ; and, it follows, of unfailingly yielding the most..perfed satistadion in the result. Letters, giving Names and 'Residence,. will meet with every gentlemanly attentiqn and fidelity, direded for Mr. H. lack -4°ll, to the care of Mr. Richmond, Master of the New Chap ter Coftee-house, Duke's-court, Long-acre, London, and trie postage paid. tATI-Ps RESTORATIVE, oit STRENGTHENING _ _ .. ......... _ _ . , PILLS. TO THE PUBLIC. MANY of the Friends. of the late SHURMER BATH, of Bristol, who were Witnesses of the power ful clads of his Restorative or Strengthening Pills, are, de lirous so beneficial a Medicine should be made known to the vvorld. During many years extensive practice, the Proprie • for forbore to give them publicity, and scrupulously avoided . Pecuniary advantage to himself or family; yet their merit is to well known in the city and neighbourhood where he re, sided, that there are few of the inhabitants . who would nOt give testimony to their excellence. , They are particularly useful jn all complaints..to which Fe Hales are subjed, and are peculiarly adapted to the con stitution of Girls of about twelve or thirteen years of age; 1.1 ( . 1 for those young Women who have pallid complexions, '4re-afflided with shortness of breath, and great reluctance to .exercise, these Pills are a specific; as they, in a short time, restor e to the Blood its lo'st Crassamentum, and theieby give the bloom of Health to the palest cheek. • They are a reme dy f or a ll di seases th a t o riginate in the ~tornach; the lost tone of which they speedily restore; they' ' re move Ffatulencies, expel wind, 'create an Appetite, a'nd Dfornote Digestion ; they have been found extremely elfin.- . 1 1 0os i n Bi l i ous and Hysterical compla i nts, P a i ns i n t h e cad. jaiindice, and in broken and.decayed Constitutions, . f rom. free li v i ng or a variety of otlier causes They have be:..n T 9eatedly known to cure the [-looping Cough ; and When -given to Weakly or Ricketty Children, they rarely rail ef reeling a cure . ._,lhey are carefully prep a red by the Family, and sold whole and retail by Bailer and Howell, Wine -street, Bristol ; also in London. wholesale and retail, by F. Smith, Drug gist, Haymarket; and retail by Darton and Harvey, Grace t,--,lQ.Jurreh-street William - Park, Confeaioner, in - the Grace 'Borough; ough ; jaßoxes•at as. 6d. as. 6d. and 4s. stamps included. At an ASSEMBLY of the MAYOR, SHERIFFS, and 'COMMON-COUNCIL of the CITY of CQRK, the 3 ist Day at May, 1802, Tto following ADDRESS to the Right Hon. Admiral LORD GARDNER, was unanimously voted: THE Recall t)f your highly respeCied Predecessor would have been much more sensibly felt and regretted" by us, had ;Kit our beloved Sovereign been gracioirsiy pleased to appoint your Lordship his Successor. in Command ; to His Majesty we therefore feel bound in gratitude for. conferring that Situation on your Lordship, as from your tried and ac lenowledged we could safely repose every confident relian.ee that your. utmost exertions would at all tunes be di redact towards . the proteCtion of this Country. In these our' ' expectations we have not been disappointed during the period' of your residence amongst us. Your removal we should now deeply regret, if occasioned by any other cause than the return of Peace, ablessing, the attainment of which can alone - be ascribed to the glorious and unequalled Valour of HiS Majesty's Forces by Sea and Land. . In Oa. Naval Department, we cannot but add that your Name and Charadler will ever rank high hi our estimation. We entreat your Lordship,. before -your departure, to ac cept our fervent s,yihes, that you may for many years enjoy di.gnitlect repose.. under the shale of M - cis wel l earned. We have the Honour U to remain, With perfect esteem, Philip Allen, , M. R. Westropp, Mayor, Sheriffs William Leycester, . john N. Wrixon, Thomas Harding; jun. John G. Newsom; S Paul Nlaylor, • Samuel Rowland, Thomas Harding, John Shaw, Thomas Dunscombe, Coin- John Thompson, monSPeaker, Philip Bennet. - To which the Right Hon. Admiral LORD GARDNER was pleased to return, the following Answer : To the MAYOR, SHERIFFS, - and COMNION-COUN—. CI L of the CITY of CORK. • GENTLEMEN, I feel with pride, and shall remember with gratitude, the Honour you have this day conferred on me. The approba tion of such .man as compose the respectable Body who have been pleased to reward me with this distinguished mark o f their kindness, it truly grateful to me; and permit me to assure you, . that although I am to be so soon separated from you, I shall carry with me the strongest sentiments of at tachment to your City, and shall ever have the most sincere wishes for the Happiness. and Prosperity of Cork and Ireland. I have the konour to be, Gentlemen, Your faithful and obliged humble Servant, Cove-Tiouse, GARDN ER. May sz, aoz. MEW MUSIC, _ ,j. and T. Carpenter , Old Bond:•street. CI Wilt TO THESE SCENES OF PEACE ; a Glee for three Voices, - the- Words'and Music by the Rev. W. L. Bowles, M. A. Price 3s. When Time, who Steals our Years Away ; a Ballad, the Words and Music by Thomas Moore, Esq. price zs. Oh Lady Fair ! a Ballad for three Voices, the Music and Words by Thomas Moore, .Esq. price 3s, rt s . . „.... i . vA, c -11,1,-,,,,:i j -sr i , S ii- 0 ILL 2) NEs DA Y. JUNE 16,. 1892. To the G ENTLEMEN, C RGY, and FREEHOLDERS of tile; COUNTY of RA.DNOR. GENTLEMEN, QINCE I had the Honour to address you, on -the L. 3 rsth January last, from Langold. Castle, circumstances, irresistible as they were unforeseen, which shall be fully ex plained in due rime, caused not only my almost constant ab sence from you,' but also . inuch relaxation in that Canviss which was pointed out by my .Friends as absolutely neceSsary. for my ultimate success ; and, although I. ant obliged to de. 4inz a Poll'at the ensuing : general Eledion, the impressions of .respell and gratitude stamped upon my mind, can never 6e effaced. , Having resided at your threshold for some years : I venture to challenge the most rigid scrutiny of my conduct. I pre sume to defy even the tongue of inaleYolenceto objed against' me, with ttuth, any the unjustifiable ad, either as a neigh bour, a Magistrate or a Landlord. Upon .this presurnp. tion, Gentlemen, ventured to solicit your attention, toss much, as it afforded some pledge tee the faithful .diseharge of public duty, in the solemn trust to be reposed -in your Representative in Parliament; had I been hohoured'by your choice. It, from the hour when I offered rnysel Ito your notice, I nave 2rox.-2ked the relief of the Poor of your County, trom an unusual quarter, even:for one day, I am more than repaid the trouble and solicitude I may have experienced during my very i perfea canvass •I have caused the Coffer of Parsimony to open for - one ephemeral, extorted meal to the hungry, lam amply compensated ! Upon every -occasion and circurn-,talic.e of my life, you shall ever find me obedient to your wishes, at all , personal or other risk. I have the Honour to remain, • GENTLEMEN, Your most faithful humble Servant, J. MACNAMARA. Baker.streei; Portman-square, London, jutlt rz, To the G ENTLEM EN, CLERG Y, and FREEHOLDERS of the COUNTY ot,j.INCOLN. AVING had the high and distinguished Honour. 11 - 0 being one of the Representatives of the County of Lincoln - in two successive Parliaments, I should have ven tured to 11).ive oared myself again for that service, had I not experienced that my present state of health will not perrriit me to do my duty : wherefore, warmly as I must ever feel myself attached to the County for their past partiality, I should think myself very undeserving if I should endeavour to retain that exalted situation when I am incapable of at tendance. I therefore, with great regret, ar,n, obliged to de clinenttering myself as a Candidate at the ensuing Ele6tion, very sensible that there are many abler and fitter for the trust, but none can have greater zeal tin - the,welfaie and prosperity of the County of Lincolki, than, Gentlemen, Yourfaithful arid obliged humble Servant, - ROpERT . V Ylsltß. Dover.strect, lune 73, 7502 To the NOBILITY, GENTLEMEN, .and FRE EIIOLE.,. ERS of the COUNTY of-LINCOLN. YOUR most respedahle •Rerresentative, Mc: , VYNER, having declined. the Honour of again offering , " you his Services oh the Dissolution of the present Paviia.- mer.t, (and every good Man must lament the Cause he assigns . for it-), an oaasion is now faitly, given toThe County, to ex. ercise its free Choice in the ElettiOn of its Representatives, awl it is requested that the Promise of Votes may be sus pended till the day of Nomination; rith June, rS,z. TO THE CURIOUS IN FISH SAUCE. f a a • -- - FIE NOBILITY, GENTRY, and PUBLIC in general, are respeftfully informed, J. BURGESS and Son's GEN UINE'ESSENCE of ANCHOVIES, continues to be prepared by them in the same manner that has giver such universal approbation for many years past. The long justly-acquired superiority of that Article is fully confirmed in the opinion Of the Country at large, and of Persons resident in all parts of the World, and having stood the test of trial, ranks it in the situation it now. maintains. The general utility of their Essence of Anchovies arid other. rich Sauces for Fish, &c. induces them, from the numerous AdVertisements daily appearing, fa caution Families, &c. in purchasing the same, as none is to be had of their Genuine, but at their Warehouse as under. Every other Article in the Oil Trade for family use, of the best quality.. West , lndia Merchants, Captains of Ships, &c. Officers in the Army and Navy, supplied upon the shortest notice for the East and West Indies, &c. tp - For the convenience of Families in Scotland, they have appointed Messrs. R. Johnston and Co. Edinburgh, tht:ir sole Agents fur Fisli Sauces. Warehouse, No. ro7, cornerof Savoy:steps,- Stra.ll4, LQiidon. • MARGATE, F,bruary 26, aoz. At a MEETING Of INFIAI3ITANT, holdeti.at the Town Hall this _Day, to take-into considerat►on the circumstances of the l• AMI LI ES of the several lamented persons (23 in the whstle), who L?)ST TIiEI.R LIVES in the. late WRECK of 'SACK ETT's CORN HOY, and the .pro 'priety of a Subscription for the Relief of such of those Ea. 'nines as may stand in 'wed of assistance ; F k.AN CIS COBB, Jun.-Esq. hi the Chair: •- ,T T ha vinsY . been represented to this Meeting, that Henry Thornton, of Margate, Carpenter, and his Wife, ho, together with their, second Son, both perished on the above unfortunate occasioni, have left five Children, the eldest between fa and 'and the youngest about z years of age that jo:in Beazley, a working GArdener, lately resident at Paddington (lormerly employedAt East Cliff; in the Isle of ,Tharieti..another . of the persons drowned, bath left a Wi dow and three Children, the eldest about S•and the youngest about 3 years ofage, and that his Widow is far advanced in pregnancy of anOther Child ; that. Peter Jacob, of Broads - lairs, Shoemaker,. whose %a , ife was unfortunately drowned, is left a Widawer, • witlitight Children, of .whom two only'are ca pable of getting their own living, a third (about 13 years of age), at present a patient in - the- i lospital for Deaf and Dumb, at Rgiheihithe, and of the remaining tive,..the eldest about the.,.youngest under z years of age a and that George Field, of Broadstairs, Carpenter, .whose .Wife also was un fortunately drowned, is lett with four Children, of whom the eldest is about iz and the youngest under 5 years-Of age ; Resolved Unanimously„ That a Subscription be forthwith opened, to raise a Fund for the alleviation of the distresses of these several Families, and of such others - as may have afFeeted by the same melancholy event, and whose case shall 'hereafter be made known. That Messrs. Cobb and. Son, - of Margate, be appointed' Treasurers to ihisl" und ;- and that Books of Subscription be opened at their Bank, and the several other Bardts.in this County; at the several Libraries in Margate, Ramsgate and • Broadstairs ; 'Messrs. lggidden's, at Deal ; at the'Banks in ,the ToWns of Rye, and Hasting, in Sussex ; at the Banking }louses of Sir James Esdaile and Co. No. at, Lombard-street, and cf . Masjs. Strange,- Dashwood and Co. No. zso, New Bond- street, and at Lloyd's Coifee-house. That a-Meeting be holden at this place on Friday the - z6th of March next, at Eleven o!Clock in the .Forenoon, to receive the Treasurers' Report of Subscriptions to that time • and to nominate: a Committee for the management - and 'aPplication of the Fund, in the appointment of which Committee, every Subseriber.shall.tiave.a voice, w hether in . person, or.by proxy to he given by Letter to the Treasurers, or to any other Sub scribar. ' • That - these Resolutions be printed in 'the two Canterbury Papers, and in TaE Sox, the Star, the Courier, the Times, the Morning. Chronicle, and the Herald, twice each, and once in the Maidstone and Lewes 'journals. FRANCIS COBB, Jun. Chairman. . . I;AMER, MAVOR. A CoMmOn.Council holden-in the Chamberof the Guildhall of the City of London on yuesday, the isth day of June, 180 a. • 2 HE Rght,lToriourable the Lord Mayor laid-be fore this Court a Letter he had received froth - Lord Pel ham, one of , His Majesty's Principal Secretaries of State, With a 'Report fiorn the Attorney-General to His Majesty in `Council, relative. to the application : of the Right Honourabla the Earl of Darnley, tbr a grant of a Markit near .FinSbury square, which Letter and Report were severally read. Resolved Unanimously, That appears to thiS Court that the erediouof such Market, for. the purposes stated in the said Petition aria - Report, will be of great public minty, this Court &Ali therefore - declare its consent to a grant tor that purpose. • Resolved, unanimously, That the Rigltt Honourable the Lord Mayor be requested to communicate the same. Re.solu fiOn y.) the Right Hon. Lord Pelham, for • His Majesty's in formation, and to request-his Lordship to express to His Ma jesty the grateful sense this Court entertain of His Majesty's most gracious attention to the Chartered Rights and Privi leges of his faithful Citiz - ,.n5,-of Louden.' WOODTHORPE. TOINt4I—HALL, MARGATF:;, March 26, I2eZ t a 111 E ETING of SUBSCRIBE RS holden here this Day> n pu►suance of the Resolutions of the afnregoing Meeting ; FRANCIS COBB, jun. ,Esq. in the Chair: , Mr. Cobb, Jun. having n1161.1 - fled this Meeting, that the Sum's subscribed to the present time amount to 3261. 83. 9d. 'Resolved, That the Subscription be continued, open until Wednesday thc - zfith Day of June next; to be then closed. Resolved, That Mr. Cobb, run. Mr. Sawkins, the Rev. W. Chapman, Mr. Edward 'faddy,. Mr. Boys, Mr. Jarvis, Mr. Brobman, Mr. Sackett Wood, Mr. Slater, .Mr. Boncey, Mr.. Small, Mr. Austen, Mr. W. Cobb, Mr. T: Staines, Mr joss and Bromston), Mr. BarEeld, Mr. Joseph Webb Mr."Le Bas, Mr. Cowell a'ad Mr. f3clsey, be ap pointed a Committee for the management and application of this Fund, of whom any five shall be competent to aa. 1 / 4 Resolved, That these Resolutions, with those of thesfor frier kleetin&, be inserted in each of the two Canterbury ,l'i.pers and in such of the London Papers as the. Tr.last.tre-Li • shall thinkl tit. FRANCIS C - OBI 3.; Nn. Chairman. Resolved, That the Thanks of this Meeting be given to he Chairman. Subscriptions before advertised 4. 307 0 9 Farther Subscriptions at Margate. . Mr. Cowell - 3. 3 0 Mr. Smith, by Mr. T. , Mr. Collard Sarr 5 5 o . Miles 5- 5 a Messrs. J. tsc A . Rowe 2 2 0 Lord Eardley , by Mr. Jas. %Voottbridge, Esq. Broomall - 25 0 0 Richmond r green, by • Mr. J .Smith, Monkton 5- 5 o Messrs. Rowe .• 3 3 o Nich. Stylernan, Esq. 3. 3 c: . Mrs. Froward - z t o Mrs. N. Styleman 3 3 0 Miss Froward -z i o Mr. F.Cooper, by Mr. K. S. . - 05 0 Small E. 1-I. - .0 5 o I'l rs. Sacyett, Folke- Mr. Shelton Covell 3 3 o 'stone John Wilmot, . Esq. • • Mrs. ,Lamb John-street, Bedford- Miss Harrison tow,by Mr.Broornan 5 5 o. Mr. George Vaughan, Mrs. Bedford, by tllr. ' Southwark, Mrs. Brooman - a r o Brasher. —22 o. Mr. Denne Sarr 5 5 o NV. Walton,lf.sq. Gird- Messrs: Chaplin, Por- ler's Hall, by 'Mr. tal and Grilliths,Cat- • . Sawkins - 2 2 o eaton-street, by Mr. A Sympathizing Friend, P. David - 3 3 o by Lady Ann Er'skine, 'Mi. Austen 3 30. through Mr. Small 5 5 o Messrs. "Small and Son 2.. 2 o • - • • o io 6 o xo • 2 2 O. 5 5 ° . , . At Ramsgare. ' • , Mr. John Underdown 5 o o Rev. Mr. Townsend o xo 6 Messrs. FoWle and * - Mr. - GeAe Gouger Hooper - 2 2 o (Lo ndon ) - Mr. Burgess x 1 o. Mr: John Gouger I 0 0 10 6 At I3roadstairs. I 1 o Mrs. F. - - Lord Henniker, by I I o Mr.' Nuckell At Canterbury Bank. Mrs. Benson - I I 9 R. Fenner j, Reynolds, Esq. I / o W..Derine . , Esq. At Union Bank, Canterbury. Mrs. Hanbury - Mrs. F. Hanbury, by Mrs. Nuckell I 1 0 5 5 o Jo 6 I I c) Thomas Godfrey, Esq: —•— - - - - - At Sir James Esdaile and Co.'s. Mr: Exhaw a' t o Mr. Wilkins - A. M. • I t o J. Chippendale Mr. J. Simpson a a o Paul•Agutter A. B. i I, o J . C. Mr. John Williamson a 2 o f. Theobald Sir Horace Mann, 'Airs. T.. Theobald Bart. - 10 to o I. Elleslon •• - Mr. B. Sharpe, jun. a a o Hawkes sir J. Esdaile and Co. 5 5 o Mrs. Twyman John Willis, Esq. to to o Thomas Smith C. Minier z 2 o J. Smith , 4•• - W. Minier •- 2 2 o Air. Nash Randall and Sons a 2 o J. Green - . Harrison . 0 S. Horton 1. Smith a 0 S. Puny - W. Giles; jun. 1 I 0 C. Middleton Eliz. Pickford 5 5 o Arrongmaus - 'l . . Pickford 5 . 5 o A. B. of Spilsby ~ Atliessrs: Strange and Co.'s: to 10 0 Ditto , I 0 L. L.B. - 5 0 J.F. - iI o, W. H. 5, 00 At Lloyd's Coffee-house. _ 2. 2 0 0 3 3 0 3 3 0 5 5 5 0 0 5 ° 0 .3 .3 0 5 0 0 3E O 0 0 2 0 0 I I 0 I I 0 . 2 2 0 2 2 0 2 2 0 Jo 0 0 Io 6 0 S. E. E. - Mr. M. -• T.Plumptrei Esq. C. G. A Lady - 5 0 o S 0 2, o 0 I 1 0 John Julius Anger- . - Mr. W. H. Meyer z- I o stein, Esq. - ,z z o Mr. J. C. Storguelar 1 . ii o William Bell, Esq. z z 0 Mr. Henry Thompson 1 t o T. P,.—.Collier, Esq. z 2. o T. M. - I I 0 Mrs. Thornton Astell a o o Lady Wilson i z o Mr. Tho. M‘Ghie t t o An Arbitrator a a o Mr. john Meyer / I n . At the Commercial Bank, Faversham. Messrs. Bax, Jones, Capt. Tho. Bennett r t o and Hilton - - 5 5 o Capt. John Bennett 1 1 o Mrs. Harris "Belmont t a o Mr. Henry Ovenden t i o Several of the Relatives of the unfortunate Surnrers have alrewly been relieved ; and a Statement of the application of he whole of the Fund will hereafter be laid be wre the Palle. • • , TO RE: SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, A FREEHOLD'ESTATE, TYTHE, FREE, and L. LAND TAX REDEEMED, con:;isting' of a Modorn Mansion-House, and abour34o Acres of Arable., I\leadow, Pasture, and Wood Lana round . it. The House is fit for the reception Of a'e;enteel - Family, and commands a beautiful View of the rich Vale of Evesham. Th.: Roads are good, and there is plenty of excellent Water. Part of the Purchase Money may remain on Mortgage, and further Particulars may be had-of Mr. Tyndale; Soiicitor,. Lincoln's-lon-fields. where a Plan of the Estate may be setn; and who is autho rised to treat.for the Sale of the same. - "4' •,, .., -s.>*.t..,:c4lZ,'*fit,,t>''.-4,-.1 -*.v.4"- 4----.._. * .A.joi..v---4., :::-.:- , --ic, E, ..„,;.... 7 . 7 —, , -=....., ,„..„...-,,, ..„----...,-- , , ..„„ -::'-' 4 Th tiyI''),k,„".. y 7 l /,/ 11‘‘s\; ' WAN \‘' i 5 1, !. 7 , 7- • • ~ . Y V. ,~ - • ,41,. • [PRICE SIXPENCE. AUGUST LOTTERY - No. 4, Cornhill, and No. 9,. Charing-cross. rT -1 respedfolly acquaints tie •• Gentry, and Public, that Tickets and Shares for the English Summer Lottery are now selling in great variety at the above Old Established Offices, WizeTZ the Prizes will be paid on demand. • " • , S E NT, glur-c -1 - , IcKet - 17 7 - A . ,. z 5 o Half - - - 817 Sixte4ntli - - t 3 0 Quarter - - Persons in the Country will be supplied (as usual), by sending Letters (post-paid), with good Bills at short dates, Bank Notes, Post-Office Orders, or cash, to either of the. above Offices. The Lottery begins Drawing the zd of August next. ENGLISH LOTTERY. . CWIFT and Co: SfoCkjl3rokrrs,. No. ii, Poul try, London, City- of Glasgow, and in most of the prin. cipal Towns, are appointed to sell Tickers ¢nil legal siatopc.l Shares of the above Lottery, which begins drawing zd gust next. IA the last Irish Lottery. (November aqii. TWo out of the Tour highest Prizes were sold in Shares by SW I FT and Co. and in the. last English totter., Th-re-e of the Capital Prizes were also sold at their Offices, paticu. larly the Ticket 'hi _o. 33976, th last Capital Prize eve: drawn. NO IRISH LOTTERIES. This Day was published, ___:____ Handsomely printed in. Super Royal Octavo, andembellished with -Ten'Etclungs, Price 7s. stitched, • . . . No.ll. • • P ICTURESQUE EXCURSIONS in DEVON. SHIRE 'and CORNWALL. . . By T. H. WILLIAMS, Plymouth. London : Printed for Murray and HighleY, No. 32, kleet street. Where may be had, tho-first Nurrlher, .price ss. • ' This day was published, in One Vol. 4to. with a Map, price in boarth, toi. 6d. rHE HISTORY of or TROY ; in cluding the adjacent Country, and the:cpposite Coast of the Chersonesus ot Thrace.- By the AUTHOR of TRAVELS in ASIA MINOR and GREECE. Printed for J. Ropsoi., New Bond-street. • LEICESTER TO BE SOLD, in Lois, or LETT on BUILD. IN . .._.. „.. _ .G . LEASES, any part oF tifat i'ic , i, ,- )f• GronnA known by the - name •of the FRIERS, in it Borough of Leicester. It communicates withithe - principal Street of ilk:: Town, and lies to a considerable extent on the 11:iiiit.of the .navigable. River Soar, which falls into the • Tr:2nt. The whole is Extra-Parochial, and the Land Tax has been re deemed. Itis a situation 'peculiarly eligible for the 'ereition of , Manufactories requiring a breadth of Grou'ad, and the ad v'ntage of cheap and easy Carriage to Most parts of the Kingdom, by inland Navigation. . For further rarticulars, inquire of Walter It tiding, Esq. Westeotes, near Leicester. . SOUTH HAMS., .DY.VON •- • . 9 .-1 0 tirr fora Term of 14. Years, a new., *built-DWELLING-ROUSE, consisting of an elegant Drawing-room, Dining room, and: Breakfast Parlour, eight : best Bed Rooms, Send- six for Servants, with - every other re quisite for a Genteel Family, Cpach-houses, Stables, Walled Garden, &c. &c. -situate in she centre of rso .Acres, of very rich Meadow; 'PastUre, and:Arable Land, with two Cottage Houses, 'Barns, 'Stables, linhays and Courtieges, forming one of the.best Estates M thiS Kingdon for a Gentleman fond of. Field DiVersions and Agricultural-Pursuits. The Ifoute is situate in a beautiful Vale, and well Wooded, seen m ile s from Torbay, - and within half an hour's ride of Dartmouth, in a tine Sporting Country, with plenty of Game. Apply for particulars to Messrs. Wood and Strong,. Attor nies, in Tiverton, Devon; or to Mr. Wm. Pilkington, Land Sueveyor, at 'Exeter. • TO BE. SOLD BY PRIVATE •CONTRACT For the remainder of a en of Twenty-one Y,:ars, Tnsubject to a reserved Rent, . . A - • • LL that DWELLING-HOUSE and MILL HOUSE adjoining, in which are two WATER GRIST MILLS, one Shellowing Mill 'for Oats, with a Winnowing Machine, and two Bolting or Dressing -Mills, together with a Courtlege and Out-buildings ; two Orchards, well stocked, and in full bearing; a Nursery Plot, and - two Fields, situate at Furze Hill, within the Parcel or Manor of Sidbury, formerly iru possession of Sanlua Westcott, but now of Thomas Sanders, whose term expires at Lady-day, 1804 Al. so a new...built WORSTED FACTORY.(adjoining the above) now unoccupied, with the MachinerY thereon,• con sisting of five double Spinning. , Frames,' one Roving Frame, two DrawiM; Frames, and sunury other Articles, Immediate possession may be tad .of the Fadory, which is as compleat of the size as any in the West of England, and is well supplied with Water. Further particulars may be known, on application to Mr. Cornish, Builder in Exeter, whoewal troat'for the,sale. ESSI;,NTIAL•SALT "OF I4MONS, For taking Iron Moulds, Ink Spots,. Red Wine, and other Stains, out of Linen, Muslin, Lace, &c. and for many other Uses, as a Substitute for Lemons. Price One Shit- ling the Box. • A C V O n i l I N ) o G si io r n C s c e s i o xe l , ci nd n e u r m t h e e r ot title c o ( f ) m s t o s f that MONS, are not only ineff.dual, but that they burn and de stroy the Linen, I think it necessary to inform the Public, that my truo ESSENTIAL SALT of LEMONS is only to be ha,t, wholesale and retail, at my shop in .Cockspur,street, and that none is to be depended upon as mine but vat has my signature on the bottom of each box, and on the outside of the wrapper. - . W. BAYLEY. N.B. The Salt of Lemons is particularly : went! to. Ladies in washing their hands, as it instantly takes out the stains of - fruit, coloured gloves, &c. and is much more agreeable to use than lemon itself. At the same place may be had Bayley's Scowering Drops, for taking grease out of silk, Stull; Woollen Cloth, 44t:.• , ,