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f 'A , 1 e ir-, 'j.n 11~ v~~~ te, ley ,ver nal at ; ell, ck- de tl ,O 110 12.0 04 113) IT:J!vrBER 3 1 , - PONEY RACES and ST. GEORGE. NEW THEATRE, SADLEWs WELLS., thyler the Patronage of His Royal Highness the DUKE of - CLARFNCE. p rHIS PRESENT TUESDAY, July 0, / 8 0z , -ii. will he p res eraedafavoufire SCOTCH. DANCE,' HARLEOUIN GREENLANDER,. and the extraordinary Alusit;3l Performances of the Five Ita lians,. w;th tile iy.iticli-admired Serio Comic Pptotnime, (written by Mr. C. D tarsi N - jun.) called ST. dEORGE, includin The CHAMPION' o f ENGLAND ~- • g aMong many superior traits of Scenic and Stage Eff on eet, the combat between St. George and - the Fiery Dra'- t. . . . . • ..Also will be presented the celebrated PONEY RACES. , Three Ponies wi ll start on the Stage, o • round it, and out of I vheatre, ,over an- ektensive Course completely inclosed for the T. , ,r I L-Pose, and return to the Winning l'ost in the cen r- t"e 'c•tage to be re the Audie times for .a the whole I i view of nce : the best of three Vonemile l4eats to he the Winner-. To prevent disappoinr t, the Ponies start exactly at Seven o'clock, and St. ',P,rBe commences immediately after the Race. 5../Cors open at Half-past FiVe, C.'urtain rises at Half-past 13"---ervarits to keep Places till Hall-past Seven. • = A3oxes 25.—L;al. ts. • Nothing under Full .Price. • • KOVAL EXCHANGL ASSCRANCE-OFFICE. 1-ur, e • i 80;. - 1 1.1.1 SONS•wlioge AnUuhl 'Premiums fall . due on the . re 2 4 1 4 i t rist.•are hereby ingented, that Receipts are now 1.0! ro 'delivered at the CoropOny's OiNLes, over the •• 1 and in Prdl- \lal I, -as well PartiesL:Qlve 'Agents in the sever., :utios ; }r ani the as. tireit Are tN,.zestea. to iri>l . y. J. , ,r•rne renewal; of their Policies or before 'the 9th. July next, as /he usual Fifteen ey Hill allowed fur Payment bev,nd the Wu; of each will then expire. , SAMUEI.t, ENNINO, jun. Sec, Aten . clance . is_given, Zai ly; tlic. daze id : . • r tl . te suranc e ot Buildings, Goods, Merchap, and Ships, •in Harbour, i n b our, n Dock, or while from Loss or Damage ti Y F ire • and al so for the .Thssuran...e id granting Antall— erks •, • • " • IL . P olicies of Assurance for % th e S u n of 300 1. or up are issued free of expellee to the Assiired. • • V i TANT L. 7,7) to RENT, a HOUSE-R eady lar NI m SHED, and fit for the immediate reception of a bge F a ily, w i t n all necessary Offices attached and de ched, with a goot Garden, Stabling for Nine Ho rses , double Coach -hou se s, ofTlianet, or in the vici- Tli tY of beat, Dover or Folkestone for the Months of Au . K E arn S, Sept em b er and October. The Towns of Margat e o r sgate would be objeded, as well as Dover or Deal. -A situation commanding an extenitive view of the Sea, with easy access to tWe beach, would be particularly desirable. Should this meet the eye of any Gentleman or Lady, de -airous of letting. their Residence for the above term, on ac count ofabSenc e , t h ey may b e assure d o f al l due care being :taken Of the FUrniture, &c. .0 A ddress (pos t -p a id) , to Mr. Huntiy, No. 4, Duke-street, to svenor-sq Lve. L ° NF c.RCERS, LINEN,-and WOOLLEN-DRAPERS, • . ice. e ro be SOLD, one of the most' desirable Situa tions in the County of Southampton —alt that capital ' W ell-kn own , a and good accustomed MERCER's SHOP, I.?w in full Trade. at DWELLING-HOUSE, with the v,iXtures and A7ppurtenances theren heion ;3 in B , situate the :r.PgO-street, and opposite. thelalarket-housa, in Gosport, sattitses are aogether with the entire STOCK' TRADE. These P rc most eligibly sittroted in a Town adjoining the first ea -P ort in the United. Kingdom„ and have been or many ZT.s, and are now, in the occupation or Mr. James . Neale, !° Proprietor now . retiring from Business. The ShOp•be se.well-established, the Trade may be increased to any exte nt • The Premises may be either Sold or Lett, the same ill k,e g Freehold, a n d t h e L an d T ax re d eem e d. Partichl•,,Js j a given to respedabie personal or other Applications, 17Yo.letter, post-paid, addressed as above.—All Persons hay -1 anY Claim on t h e sa id J am e s Neale, are desired to send in u d t e sal ? e; an h d e all Persons indebted a r c requtstett raithwith iscaarge tsame. 4 FEW COMPLETE AND-PERFECT S ETS OF LTHE LONDON MEDICAL' ItEVIEW. ACKING FON; ALLEN ar;o Co. • having Fork lately purchased some pnctit Sefs - e that esteemed C.i the LONDON MEDICAL REVIEW, ate enabled; Wit few weeks, to otter them, co. fete, at •Is. V,. per tu.rnilbev r,..9r . th e consisting - of Eight Volumes, by uumeas and a Halt in boards, the same as' are old '7,t„"e•Proprietors at Four Guineas in boards. ,e7l..ec4teal Gentlemen who reside in thc.Country, ma have Sets . sent them by the coach or wagon, intedlng "lent in LOndon, ‘ l4.l Ple di the Muses, Firsbury— . s9uar e June 18. . NEx. r , ' P RESENTATION - to aIIV/i4: in : . DORSEX- To„ • . SHIRE.. .. t ,....SQLT) BY PRIVATE', CONTRACT,. :.the ej," NEXT PRESENTATION to a RECTORY in 11111 1dre u r Y " Dorset - ittrrie — AininallPlqe of about Two N : E . 4 rld Forty Pounds. .. . health,' rile present Locumbent is in an extrtrilcill state of : to o l l r , ti titlars may be known 4 0h pi;licati9n to Mess. Blake, 50 ,,- ! ,-co urt, - Carey-street, London; or to Mr. Baldwin,. ~....,...:-.2.L./_•, Ri,imeorl, Hants.. . T . MONEY. HE Nabllity, Gentlemen of Family Alliance, itjdand Heirs to Fortunes, on Personal Security only ; eers.phna:inrSettkmeots,or J;intlires, Cl.er.gym possessed ot Houses, Lands, .Thvittend of Stock, cie ttt ll ° , t les, Patent Pl aces , P ens i ons ass i gna b ii., or other cffi : p er , aunties, may be accomm o d ate d w i tn temporary or 01 a - 7,!nerlt Such; fo,oney, thron.-n.the respeaabie medium th e ` °4l Pany Citir:iernen, instc.td of a.Money Broker, on =hineqw - e Terms, without the interference' of a of c 't on .7SOC), This Connexion b:!irg comlosed only of me n gated t sid erable oputet.ce and respect, zind the Monies dele purposes of the Establistun..,;.t, seldom less than c ittiii ! 1 - anol wards,. t necessarily follow:, applications peni:).t suojed to the exposure and delay frequently hap per l4 ordinary ccses. th e i t rils of consideration and respea. desirous t 0 increase tar e -r, s nec nries by the, piirchat:c of Annuities on equitable and hers ,i 4lll, Only, may, on a proper reference, become Mem of 111011:F11S P. Stablishinent, and as well its Persons in want . aok l i. a find their confidence , fully answered, by per anXl,llC4Notis, or letters, (po.4t-paid) addressed to Vil `-.0. at the Office of the ,Establision.ent, No. ,to, ire et, st Hours -- lames's .square.' . -'146 • .1',13 ' .• - from tieven , to Three. ----______ 0 usin..b . 0................................ OR R . -- 1 4 ---- --,, F ha % , 'u -D4 A_TISMS, Rheumatic-Gout, Lum ; rlyi ng p' ai ' Nutilbne,s, palsy, flatukncy . , Spasmodic•() terry' sr.°' geheral Debility and •Kelaxation tet the Sys_ i Airlirrei 4 ",„`hs, );,. u; - ,..i • ic,...-.:Experience has Pals ' 1 --" D's ' ESSENCE - OF MUSTARD (Pals and ld), the rn , .., A k ,own to t.e World, -- lying " efreauas reme d y made . t .. , ot , ~____ succeded• in cases of six, eight, I t l t ts — i a s. th a a h el sol xiely ten, twenty, and even and it Yezirs standing,. after - every•other means-had tAled, • .Taint; cured more Patients pub om ,rhe- t• 1;141 E• • • the Xle , iicines : ever befere madec.— senc e is s 5 singularly penetrating and speLdy a _ _. s and biruise . 111 Its operat ic n . Sprai n , , !Is Xenuraiiy TO erre ti I.A. . .. 3,re . ' a - ure of the severest d 5 hY a few a_pplications.--Als,prq a.. , ',4 1 signed. by e s he- Proprietor, R. Johnston, A'pothecary, t , ;_ 1,5, Greteet,. Soho, London ; arid sold ;At .Zs. s,d• b IFO box - or 'oott le, —And. it.reattion is uni . yersal . iy c.st ebed, that it Ind be had odever.), Iqedctx*,',V , sl - ,..,4r ih ~ rigland, Ireland, West Indies, and America. •' -''' ' ' '' rr I Y, E GENERAL ELEC rioN. To the WORTHY and. INDEPENDENT ELECTORS of the CITY and LIBERTIES of WESTMINSTER. . - GENTLEMEN, IWas in hopes, on the present Occasion, the peace of this great and populois City would not have been disturbed ; but seeing the Advertisement of an intended op position, and the Eteelion being tixtil - to continence on Tues day Morning next, at Ten o'Clock, I think it my,dtity to entreat the early attendance of my F r i en d s , at the time of my Nomination, 'who intend to honour me with their confi dence and support. I have the Honoin• to be, ; • With the utmost resped a ..1 gratitude, • Gzicrt.zatEiv„ Your most faithful, and devoted Servant, GARDNER. • Portland-place, July 3, -1302. To theG tbITIEM E LEM; \ .and PIIETHOLD_ ERS of the COUNTY of MIDDLESLX. GENTLEMEN, • . . • . it my duty to inform you, th a r I fiave I jtist;r6e . eiverl from thegaiiffs' Office Notice; that the Election tor.thr Coutity.ot 111:1Atiesex is bxed for TtiestiaY; the r3th of July, at Brentiord. The alrwys . t. uklaniniollS !Won:rise of support with which I have been ,honoured, in every part of the County, —where - I have hatt.tim6 to - pay my respecLi to my Constituents, gives nie the rittAt oi:,ndent eXpeaation •of success, and that 1 stall ag.tin be hotiour,i with the important trust you haye delegated - to me tbr three successive Parliaments. - I shall Continue my canvass, without intermission, till the day of eledion, and endeavour to-; pay my respects to cv cry' Freeholder; ,and, if,..tiorri the shortness of tiine, the incor reClndSs 9 - $ lists, or other CircuintaiiceS, I should be, o nh foltunatedi.to. omit waiting on any of the Electors, I hope it will be attributed to the lea' cause, want 'of-•time or in_ formation, and not to wilful neglea Or inattention, • I beg you heli-eve that I. am, With most sincere respect,.Gentlemen, • Younnuch obliged, and faituful liOinble Servant, ganoverzsquaie,july %V. MAIN ARI NIG Tothe GENTLEMEN, CLERGY ana FREEHOLDERS : : ofthe COUNTY of HERTFORD... ratkriLEMEN, ffiHaexpeded DisOlution of Parliament has now I. taken place, and I presume again, to o fThr mysel t to - your choice, founding my pretensions to . your Favour, .on the fidelity of my S&rvices for thelast twelve years. The events • which have occurred, and the dangers to Which our Country has been exposed, during .rhat momentous period; are too fresh in the memory , a 1 us all, to .require any particular:re cital from me. By the blessing of I-leaven, on the firmness of our Councils, .and the vigour of our Arms,., we have hap pily weathered thestorm; andhak , e*pieserved our E tablish merits in Church -and..State..against every attack which has been direeted to their ruin. In determining the means, by which this arduous Contest ought to have - been conducl,A, those who claim the right at all times of for them_ selves, mey, with period honesty, have entertained daft:r ent opinions. With equal consistency, and from the purest motives, many various estimates have been formed of the value of those terms on which Pe;ce has lately been con cluded,- and'Un which the hope of its continuance may be supposed to rest. But in this most all agree, who deserve ' the la,:ae of Englishtneu, that we have ample cause of 'ex ultation, ai,cl otconifort, in refieding that while the Nations around 'us have become the Dupes of their own wealptess, in not combining.their resistance against the common Emmy with more integrity awl etkcf, and the pretended Assertera of thsiabertises of Mankind iaave.sunK at last into a wretched Military Despotism; recurring, however, again to the Reli gion of their Asseestors (which they had subverted and bias phemed) as a necessary bond of social happiness.; the Inha bitants of these Kingdoms have continued. in the -enjoyment .of their Laws, Religion, and Constitution, of which there cannot be given a more decisive proof, .thanAhat those, Who have most strenuously contended-for these inestimable Bless ings, can appeal to ;heir Consittnents- with the greatest.con fidence fora renewal of that Trust with which they have be , fore been honoured. Impre.ssed, Gentlemen, with these sentiments, I earnest_ 1v entreat your, Attendance and Support on the Days of No initiation and Election, and am, , With untei4ned Reaped, Gentlemen,, Your obliged: and faithful humble SerVan't, • ' WILLIAM BAK:EIt. • Bayfordbur3 , Tune 30, 1802. • • • P. S. Thu High Sheriff' has fixed Wednesday the 7th of July forthe Nomination at Hertford, and Saturday the 'loth for the Election at the same Place. To the FREEMEN of the CITY and COUNTY of CAN, TERBURY. UNDER the present Syste m o f R e p resentat i on, it is of little consequence whom you may send to the Commons House ; impressed with this opinion,. I must beg leave to decline coming toravarct as a Candidate at tliFensuing Eleelion to represent you ; and 'further,- as I have not any intention,to sell you, I feel.poinclination to purchase a Seat in the eilsuing Parliament, being a decided enemy to the Slave Trade in all its branches. • Lot Friends who have- independently . offered me their Votes and Support , , I return my gr a t e f u l an d s i n c ere Th an k s. NIT!, aoz. • JOS. •ROYLIi. TatheCENTLEMEN, CLERGY,awI FRE EFIOLDERS of the COUNTY of BUCKINGHAM. . . OE:NTLEMEN, \,THEN you . so kindly cOnferre'd upon me that N Nlistinguished Situation, in whi c h t h e partiality of the County has so repeatedly placed my Family, I could , only oiler to yoirin return for vont goodness,-the strongest expres ski,_s of gratituie, and the assurances- of my endeavours to disaharge the Trust reposed in me with Integrity and with Fidelity. As I am not conscious of having negieeted or failed in tills en7 . 4sernent„ I presume again to solicit the favour of your VoteS and 11,terest, to replace me in that Situation, which it will be the-pride ofiny Life to endeavour to retain as a proof of you kindness and ,good opinion. Many may serve you with greater Abilities, but permit me' to assure you,' that none can feel more warmly towards yOU, those sentiments of Gratitude, - Respect and Devotion, with which 1 have the Honour to be, Gentlemen, Your very faithful and obliged humble. Servant, _ CHANDOS TEMP Lt, .Wotton, Tune 30, 18oz. To the GENTLEMEN, CLERGY arid , FREEI-10LDERi of the COUNTY of OXFORD: CENTLEMZN, THE high Honour which you have 'once con- ferred upon me, in elthing me One of your Representa tives, emboldens me to solicit the .continuance of ,your your at the approaching Eleaibn. Although I cannot claim the advantages' which belong to 'age • and experience,"-yet, I trust, you will never find me deficient in zeal for your Ser vice, or artachment to your Interests;. and sure I am, that if you should think tit again to repose in me the same trust Which I have lately held at your ,hands, I shall endeavour to • diScharge,it to the utmost of my abilities, and with a con stant and faithful adherence to the true principles of our in valuable Constitution. With The greatest gratitude for.your past kindneisi I have the. Honour. to be, Gentiemeo, , Your much obliged and obedient humble Servant, July 5, twioz.. FRANcis A. SPENCER.- To.the...FRETHOLDERS of the COUNTY of BERKS. c.,.ENTLI„NtL.N, HE Futility of a County Nomination at Reading having bean sufficiently experienced at th,t last General Elcadon, you .are earnestly requested not to engage your Yotesbefoie the Day at Elec,tipti at Abingdon. . . A FREEHOLDER, Julps,- an, ; • N. d TU E S'D AY, JULY 6, 18-Oz. GENERAL ELECTION. To theCENTLEMEN,CLERGY,and FREEHOLDERS of the COUNTY of LINCOLN. -- - ._ . GENTLEMEN', • • • TN NNdig most . flattering manner, six years ago, 1 yin delegated, to me; one of )he highest Honours that could be conferred upon an Individual ? by cleding me one of your Representatives ;, and I ;hope, that during times of uncommon difficulty, my condud in Parliament has evinced my gratitude to you, and.attachment to the Constitution of the Country. .. , It was not my" int en ti on to , have addressed you, before a dissolution of Parliament 'had' taken place, laxt observing another Gentleman has offered himself as a Candidate, .I should think myself deficient in mr attention to-the -Free -hoicicrs of the 'County, it: I. longer delayed to renew an offer of my Services at the approaching EleCtion. Allow me, theretbre, earnestly "to request a continuance of yo! , :. former partiality; &surfing you, that m•y—hest elides o.. s shall ever be directed to the particular IntereStizt our extmsirc County, and -, to the welfare of the Kingdom at larce. With great - respell andregard, .'' .. . . -I haVe the.flonour to remain,. - Gentlemen, - .... . - - - . • Yourobligetland obedient Servant, . • - . , . • - GILBERT HEATHCOTE. .urosvenor-square,.une 1 9 , 180 z. .. To the GENTLE-MEN, CLERGY and FREEHOLDW.; • oftheCOUNTY of DORSET. - crivrLEArEN, A Dissolution of Parliathent having now taken place,. I take the liberty . of again offering my Services, for tie very great and distinguished Honour of representing' yqu as one of your Members in.the ensuing-Parlianient. I be so fbrtunate on the Day of 'Eleation. as' to be come again •the objecl of your choice, you may be , assured that Shall; continue 6 - observe the same independent Con_ Ilua.whielt, I Hatter myself, I lave hithert6 dude by a strict attention to the just principles of our free'anti :excellent Con_ stitution, and /particularly to promote the Interest • and Pro specify' of my native 'County oy •,every-exertion in my power. I have,the Flonout to' be, - Gentlemen,• • Your most grateful and very obedient humble Servant, F. J. BkOWN E. Frampton,- Tune 30, -1802. To th:t GENTLEMEN, CLERGY andfREEHOLDERS of the COUNTY of BEDFORD. CtNTLEUEN. YOUR partiality and good opinion have, during four Pariianients, and for upwards of twenty years, con fi:led tc me the iwpsrtant mist of representing you in Parlia in;:iit.",' I again humbly solicit the continuance of your Sup port, gild I assure you, If you bestow onune this additional mark 'tj, your esteem and confidence, that I shill discharge with fidelity and gratitUtielhe duties of your kel*esentatii•e. I am, Gentlemen, With 'every sentiment of respect, Your faithful and obedient humble Servant, ST. ANDREW ST. JOHN. Shepherd-street, May4air, one 30, taoz. To the GENTLEMEN, CLERGY.and FREEHOLDERS of the COUNTY of RIYILAND. 1 3E very kind Reception wi t h w hi c h we haveteen honoured throughout our Canvass, enab!es us to desire the favour of your Attendance on the Day of . Election;in a thifident reliatice that you will think us wort hy or your, Choice.; this eXoeaatiOn as to obtain your' Suffrage it witi be our datty and outplc,enre not to dienppoint. We are, Gentlemen, Your most devoted and most - htimble Servants, •GERARD'NOE-L NOEL. • • CARLERY. Exton Park, July 2; IB6Z. To the GENTLEMEN,. CLERGY, and FREEHOLD ERS of the COUNTY of, NGDON, ..LIROM the very flattaing Testimony di' your Approbation, which I eXperieneed at the last Gen'eral Eleaion, I am induced to offer myself again -as one of yoUr iti:presematives in *Parliament: If I should be so fortunate' as to .have that high Holtonr conferred upon me a second time, by. the faVeur of your suyport at the ensuing RleeTion, permit me to -assure •you it will be my earnest endeavour to ciiseharge.that important Trust by a zealons'attention to the Welfare of my Countr, and to the particular Inttrest of the County of Huntingdon. I have the Honour to remain, Your most obliged and obedient humble Servant, FREDERICK . MONTAGU. Kimbolton Castle, June 29, iloz. To the GEst - ripiErsr, CLERGY,'ancI FREEHOLD ERS of the COUNTY of 'HUNTINGDON. HAVING now represented you in two succes , sive Parliaments, I trust you will give the leave to hope for a contimianceof that H o n Ou r. 'M y attac h ment to 'the Interests ot . this County; • arising both from gratitude to you and the .tesidence_and property of . my Family, is too well ibunded, and my principles are too well known, to re quire from,me any profession of e ith er : I therefore venture to request thefavour,olyour Votes and Interests at the en suing Eledion. • I am sorry that the shortness of the time makes it impradicable for me to pay my Personal Resvetis to you individually. 1 have the. Honour to be, With the greatest' resped, Your most obliged and faithful hurrible Servant, HINCHINGBRooK. To the GENTLEMEN, CLERGY, FREEHOLDERS, and F RE EMEN'of the CITY of BRISTOL. AS I am preirenred from having the Honour of waiting on you in Persoh,to offerthe most sincere Thanks for the Favours you have conferred on me, 1 take this me thod of declaring, that it is not without Regret I forbear to solicit the Honour of representing you again in Parliament ; at the same time I beg leave to assure you, that I am highly .sensible of your Indulgence, - and the great Confidence you have reposed in me. I shall never cease to consider with Pride, the distinguished and truly honourable manner in which I became your Representative in the two last Portia- ments, nor shall I ever cease to speak of your' liberal Cori- , dud towards me during the whole of that time, which has . : not left a CircUrristance for me to regret, except that I have not had more frequent opportunities of being.. serviceable to You. I shall never find words to express to my satisfattion how heartily gratefutl I am for all your FavOurs. I shall in every Situation, retain a due Sense of my Obligations to you, and the same readiness to serve you, as if I had still the Honour of representing you is Par?iament. I 'am, with the greatest reaped and nrost sincere attach ment, • _ YoUr much obliged, and faithful humble Servant, SHEFFIELD. To the GENTLEMF.N,CLERGY,and EREEHOIDERS of the COUNTY of CHESTER. GENTLEMEN, IN consequence Of the Dissolution of Parliainent, and of your very worthy and highly respected late Re presentative, Mr. Crew; having declined to ulfer Himself ar the approaching ElediOn again to represent you, I take the, earliest opportunity of:renewing inx Address to you, and of expressing an anxious Hope that I may be thought not un worthy. of the important Mist which he so long and so ho _nourably enjoyed, and I beg leave t o assure you, - that should: I be fortunate enough to obtain this mark of your COnti :dence,, a Situation.so truly honourable, will be accepted by • me with the utmost Gratitude, and that 1 shall endeavour to deserve it by a zealous maintenance of our excellent Consti-, tution, by a diligent attendance on my Parliamentary - Duty, ancLa stiet attention to the peCuliar interests of the County of Chester. I have the Honour to be, .', . • Gentlemen, . ' Your very faithful humble Servint. Tatton Park, , . . WINI. IiCiERTON. July z, illoz, 711i)i- • 45, II 7 .7 p, • • / I 11 / 7..). „____, )l4 .4i_ut).!! A 0 .., (' C., Cil . '' h - -'$ ' %r N tZI 41 '1 L .; I\ -- P 4 i 2.01,44.... .- LO -1 4 [PRICE SIXPENCE.. GENERAL ELEC.TION. TOthe:GENTLEMEN, C GY; and, 'PRE EHOL DERS of the COUNT' et LOP. GEN'TLEMEN HAVING NJ. the distinguished Honor- of re presenting von for more than Twenty-Om: Years, and being now arrived at a period of Life, when Retirement from Public Affairs would in many respells he c;esirable to my _self, yet as neither my Age or Infirmities are sucn as hitherto have' prevented my attendance in Parliament, and as .miry wishes to serve this truly respectable County, have rather increased than dithinished oy the long continued instances of Friendship and indulgence which I have experienced, from every part of it; to whieh let me add, the pressing Solicita tion of many Gentlemen of the first co::sequence and re speclability, that would again offer myself to you? Choice; I presume -once more to 'do so; and to request-the Honoui of your Attendance in my Favour on the days of Nomination and •Eledion; which are fixed for Friday the Nint., and Wed.. nesday the Fourteenth instant. • I have the Honolir,to he, with the thost heartfelt Gratiffide, and deepest Sense of all former Favours, Gentlemen, Your evei faithful and obliged humble Servant, liawkstOne, July x, 1802. RICTIARD Toth'.tGENTLEMEN,C4ERGY,ancirREEHOLDER' of the COUN.:II, of SALOP. GENTLEMEN, ICannot reflectupon . Honour I have received, in having been repeatedly -eleeted-ore of your Representatives in Parliament ; -without the -sincerest and warmest gratitude ; and I hope - 1 shall not .be thoikht presumptuous in again offering mySell to , your :favour, and requesting your attendance and support at.the.Gener.il Mg, which will be held ionoininate Caixlidates, ~ .;)on the yth instant. If 1 am then so happy as to re..eiv2 „p, probation, I shall take the liberty of solicitin4 the ad...:.01! .1 Favour of your Votes and Interest on tiy_t day or Wednesday the 14th instant,. whieh will ever be esteemed the highest obligation conferred upon, Gentlemen, Your most faithful and obliged humble Servant, J. KYNASTON POWELL. Hardwick, July r, 1802. EASIER, MAYOR. In a-Meeting or . Assembl y -of the MAYOR, ALDERMEN, and LIVERYMEN of the several Companies of the City of LondOn, in Common . Hall assembled, at the Guildhall of the said City, on Monday the sth day of July, iB.z, D ESOLVED,: That Representatives in Parlia • I.V.went being eleaccl, not for their own private-advantage or emolument, but to guard and maintain the Rights, Litsef ties,. and Property of those who elect them, it is therefore their bounden duty not to set up their ov% n opinion a.id inte rest in ppposition to the opinion and interest of their Consti tuents, i)ut u non all occasions to :obey their instructions, hat it is an inclispensible duty we owe to our selves and to our ,Posterity, .to select -such Candidates, whose abilities and independence will - afford us the best security against th.: recurrence of those evils which have arisen tor want of a due-eircumspedion in the delegation of this most sacred trust and upai. rile right exercise of which so essen tially depends the happiness of the People. Resolved, That the respeeliveCai,didatos be required une: 9uivocally to declare their readiness, at all times, to ofiry . the instructions of their Constituents in Common Hall assem bled, or to resign their trust. ! • Resolved itnaiiiinouslv That the Thanks of this Common. Halt be given to HARVEY CHRI . STIAN CO MD E , fur the zeal and ability with which he IL. defended the ifignis of the Livery in Parliament, and tiffs 'readiness at all times to obey theirinsttu&ions. Resolved,. That Mr. Alderman C - OMBE be requested to . 'discontinue/Us personal canvass, in order that the indepen. dent Livery of Loncionmay.possess the heart-felt satisfaction -of'givirig Juin their unsolicited support, 4s the best reward for his, past services. Resolved unaniMously. That the Thinks of this Common -- Hall be giVen to the Right Hon. the LOKD Yox, for his impartial and honourable condu& in the Chair: Otderedi That the above Resolutions be ptiblished in all the Morning and Evening Papers. IVOODTHORPE. BULL's HEAD, INN, MANCHESTER, Ist July,- tBO2. 13 1 T a PUBLIC MEETING of the IN.HABI. TANTS of the TOWNS of MA N EST R und SALFORD, appointed" by the Borouvreeve..; and Con stables; pursuant to a Requisition, in order co , leviie ;tit nic.,st respectful means of conveying to COLONEL STANLEY and JOHN BLACKBURNE, Esq. the Representatives ill Parliament for the County Ot'Lancaster, sorna Public Testi lnony in approbation of their Parlianientary Coilduci, as well as the gratitude of the Inhabitants, for their long and important Services, and their uniform attention to the Com mercial Interests of this County ; JOSEPH THACKERAY, Esq. Boroughreeve of Manchester, in the Chair; It was Unanimously Resolved, Ist. That the Inhabitants of the Towns of Manchester and Salford are highly sensible of the important benefits they have derived, from the long, and valuable services of their late worthy Representatives in Parliament, Colonel Stanley and Mr. Blackhurne, whose uniform zeal tbr the best inte rests of their Constituents, whose unceasing efforts for the welfare of the Trade and Comm.:rte of the Country, and whose steady adherence to the true Principles of the Consti tution, dzinand the most grateful and lasting acknowledg ments from these Towns,• and entitle them to our firmest support. _ • . That the Boroughreeves of Manchester and Salford be rquested to meet the late worthy Representatives of the County at Preston, on their way to Lancaster, at the' ap proaching Eledion, and .to attend -them in behalf of these Towns, accompanied by such Gentlemen as.can in it con venient to pay their personal resped.: to them. 3d. That the ab9ve Resolutions be cStweyed by the Chair maw to Colonel Stanley and Mr. Blackbure, requesting than ar the sante time to honour:the Inhabitants of Man cheaterand Salford with their company at a Public Dinner, on their return from Lancaster. 4th. That these Resolutions be printed in the London and Provincial Papers, JOSEPH TRACKERAY, Chairman, The Chairman having left the Chair, it was taken by Thomas Johnson. Esq. and resolved unanimoushr,, That the Thanks of. this Meeting, be given to the Borough_ reeves and Constables, for their readiness' in calling this IVlceiing, and to Joseph Thackeiay, Esq. for the very hand some manner in which he has eondutici the business of the THOMAS JOHNSON. TO THE.CURIOUS IN FISHSAUCII 'THE NOBILITY' Gi‘iiNTRY and PUBLIC in pne%il, are respeafully informed, J. BURGESS and. Sun's GEN U IN E ESSENCE of AN continues to tie prepared by them in- - the .same manner that has given 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,Atood the test of trial, ranks it in the situation it now maintains. The general utility of their Essence o: AncQovies and other rich Sauces for Fish, Sc. induces them, from the nun - rerous - Advertisements daily appearir.F, to caution Families, e‘c. in purchasing the same, as none is to be. had of their Genuine, but at their Warehouse as under. Every otn2r - A rtiele in the Oil Trade for family use, of the best quality. West-India Mdrehants, Captains of Ships, ece. Officers in the Artriy and Navy, supplied upon the shorwst notice for the•p.ast and West Indies, &c. trr For the convenience of Families in Scotland, they have appointed Messrs. 1.. Johnston and Co. Edinburgii, their sole Agents`for Fish Sauces. ' Warehouse, No. 107, corner of Savoy-steps, Strand, London.