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'4l e, 44 , 5- i ft t c , 7 ,4:1 ,' \, , , 4 'l- ' ki, A r '';' 't. .- 1 ...;• -, • , = - ..11-).., . : tlW l,l i i I . ' .... .. _ ,•-• , - .. , : t 4,-... 14 , . r .. t-to ft kei , , , , .. , :.,* - 4 -, • -.'",--,..; i ~‘ ,„...- ( ...„,, 4 N' V> ',Til .. ...i . 7 ~.u..- -- -- . , , -vo.i,u f T7 N ~.--_.....i.- 3 _. •, - .4 , ----.-...._- -_ , --.., 11m ~ ~ • _ l4\\ • .;',// 1, II A` , - . ' k ‘A I T T E L T F .f , ', , u BE R a1°3Q.1.1 SA I URDA Y, JUNE -5, 1802. [PRICE- SIXPEgCE. . . tnirt" 1. VAUXHALL: ---we Patronage of His Royal Highness the PAI:siC.E. of ON WALes. MONDAY NEXT, J UNE. - 7; iBoz, wiLL BE _ _ PRESTON, MAY •31, IEO3. At .a MEETING of the .NOBILITY, GENTRY,' CLERGY and INHABITANTS, of the COUNTY of LANCASTER, - held-at the Sessions Hall, in this,Town, and convened by ROBERT GREG GE HOPWOOD, Esq. Sheriff of the said County ; The HIGH SHERIFF in the Chair, :_Resolved Unanimously, • • THAT an Address be presented, to the King. on the Restor.itiOn of Peace. - Resolved also- unanimously, . That this Meeting.approves of the Address now produced, • and that it be. transmitted to the Members of the County,who arc, requested to present the same to His Majesty with all con.-' vernent dispatch. Resolved, 7 „ • • • That the High Sheriff the Thanks of the County, for calling this Meeting, and for his able and impartial con cha lii the Chair. That •these Resolutions be signed by the Sheriff; and printed in The Sux and Courier, and all the County Papers. " : AUBE R GREGGL HOPWOOD, Sheriff. - • • A CASE . OF 'REAL . DISTRESS. .AnADDRESS . tO the HUMAN E •and,,o ENEROUS. THE WIDOW' of THOMAS , 111.J.FFON , who • .I. drove-the Ipswich :flail Coach,, and wai unforttmately killed on the. Night. of. April 2 tst i begs to lay her distressed Case -before. the Public, ancLimplore•their Charity in behalf of herself and four small Children,. one of which is but a few days old; and having'a•vveak state Of health is diaable to support them by her own. labour; hopes - by-this humble- Petition to be. enabled to get, in 'a small .way of business. Her late Husband was a Native of Islington, and, lived 'up wards of t 5 years in:two of the principal FaMilies of that place, who will speak to his good Character. The smallet 'Donation will be,thankfully leceiv . ed.by the Widow, No. 4, St. Martin's-lane, Strand; Miss Ashley, High-street, ton ; Mr: Nickless, Pastry.cook, St. George's Fields; Mr. Know's,' Shoemaker, Choi : les-street, Westminster ; and- Mr. Reid, Jeweller, 'No. 5, Bury-street, St. James's, late . 91 Water-street. This day was published, price 1,. s ""Th - ',Nr,LATION BLE to MO „), - lt A LIT. • ASE r.:MON preached in the -Clia - pel of Trinity Coi , lege, Dublin, an Sunday March 21, 180. By the. Ho : a. and Right Rev. WI LLIAM KNOX, • '"- Lord Bishop of Kit laloe. • 'Printed ft - I , T. 'cadell,.jun. aert W. - Davies, Strand. • k) r - whom atso :nay be Intd, .by the same Author, i. A .Sermon ;pceachsci belnre Excellency the Lo-d Lieutenant;' on Thursday the..iiiih t,tNr,.. - , - ,:laber 1792; the day appointed for a General Thanksgiving to Almighty God, tor- the late glori-ous Victory obtained by Lot:a 'Nekon over: he French sect, p-ir, is, ' • - 2. A Sermon preached in the Chapel of T.rinity. , Colle-,e, Dublin„on Sunday April: 7, 1'792., price IS. • • A .GRA? D GALA, Anti Brilliant Display of FIRE-WORKS. Admission Three Shilli , 0 r.gs. ors ()p er . at Sven and the Concert begins at right DEBRETT's PEERAGE, Correaed to May 12, 1802. PROF C A MBRI D.:I•E , ESSOR HAGUE is preparing a Grand kit,,,,I!4USICAL -FtSTIVAV for .the COMMENCE ,rN for which ;MADAME MARA (being the last Id es ° ' her public performing in England), Mrs. Mountain, P : • I.s..Harrison, Carnaby, and Bartleman, are engaged as li c Z'Pal V oca l Performers. Mesh. Lindley, Pinto, Greis ,io:ines, C. Ashley, Boyce, Jinkin- P.er%, 4 J c • ecc. arc in the List of the Principal Instrumental vertctners.—Mr. Greato.e7. (Conductor of the King's Con keside at the Organ and Grand Pi an o-F or t e . tt.!l Performance s will-be on Wednesday the '33th of June, lelursday and Friday, the ist and zd of July. _Particulars future Paper. • 2k irr ea'Ul<S - EXICUTED 14 WOOL. ISS THOiVIPSON's EXHIBITION of PIC '11) E,% from the Works of Caracci, Titian, Van r Joshua 'Rpyrjoltis, Gainsborough, ()pie, and other lg o. - e i en Masters, is now open from nine o'clock to seven, at Old BonC-I-Street. Adnttance One Shilling. .1t COLLEGt CHAPEL, CAAINIUDGE. BALDREY ies'peetfully ii)lbriti3 the Nob CR E lit) , and Gentry that hi's DRAWINGS from the AT FAST WINDOW of the above CHAPEL, are ~4) A, • 1, , : ,.E X 13 1131:1'ED, froth Eleven in the Morning till Five tthernoon, at Mr. BoWyer's Historic gallery, Pall, Adtnittance is. tr'avbscrwerS to the Pl a te engraving-fromthe Principal are requested. to send for theirrAdmission Tickets. iTt ••- • TO• SCHOOI.M.kSTEI4S. HE FRIENDS of - a YOUTH willed of Seven. t.ll to place him for a few Montns at a rt...sp,c a- ACADEMY- (distant from London from fifteen to five ‘1,... 1 twenty miles), as a P'AILOURBOA4DER, or other_ •tr lse, at may be agreed on, alter the•ensui; - ig MiLlsummer aeation. Letters, post-paid, _ addressed to W. M. to the care of Gardiner, iiookseller, No:-93, mentoning . 4,7 4 , 1 5, Situation, and every requisite intorrmaion., will be ticeLtclattended to, •but -no -personal Application will be •no- . .., ..... . ...,.. , AGeflfeel • BOYS' 'BOARDING-SCHOOL -TO B , E PIS-PC)SED 0,-, within Five Miles of Town. "il, particulars .l, o r tland . t , i. cornirtg 4a - including Furniture, inay-arnouat from 3 to I , / n i3u m ot A n y , b ljuk h .:- (l ;tr a e n e d i, . . lioyvn Immediate 4y a pp ly i.g. p r o:L ‘ s i s r i a . ._ ace. THE MEDICALJOURNAL. I : *:1 1"1E Public are resped m futiv informed, that the :FI Ps ST NUMBER of a NEW VOLUMI of: the E bICA L and 'PHYSICAL JOURNAL, conduced by t' u okitars BRADLEY, BATTY, and.NOE /11) EN, will be i blished on the first•day of July next, and Persons who disposed' td take it in; maybe regularly .supplied by all 4 00ksellers. 1, St. Paul's Chufth-yard, ' - I iTe 4 1802. • XEW CATALOGUE OF BOOKS. ACIUNG - IGN, ALLEN and Co. respeffully intot'm their Friends, that . the Publication of their phVolume, Spring' Catalogue, is delayed until the - end p i ,"le pr esent month, to admit the Library of an eminent Ile deceased, and extmsive Classical Collection, which is ha ve bee n recently purchased ; in order, however, as much to p re V ent di sapp oi ntment , 1.. A. and Co. have ea ts day printed a Selett List' of Modern Books, affixing to _ the lowest ready Money price, Which may be ha - d'tgratis) 4t the ?Lice of Sale, 'the Temple of the Muses, Finsbury square, Or at No . Charles-stceet,..St. James's o, 12, ENT GUSH LOTTERY FOR AUGUST. 2 Prizes . 20000 2 Prizes of 4. 2000 2 10000 4 - 1000 2 ---- 5000 8 - soo And 71!! from 'c o l. to 191. S W IFT and Co. No. il, Po i ultry, and in the S t ei tY of Gl asgow , are appo i nte d to s ell Ti c k ets and legal St. Sh ares of t h e a b ove Lottery, wh i ch contains only s4c:•'oo Tickets, being 800 less than the usual number in a i,iner Lottery, t and a ri n INCREASE of Seventy Thousand • nds in amoun of Pzes. f on ' t the las t I r i s h Lottery (November 1801), two out of the an , r .higlie st P r i zes were sold in Shares by SWIFT and Co. •,,i.colthe last English Lottery (March t 802), ,hr.:e of the Ca rrit)l( Prizes were also sold at their Office, particularly the Dri ze e : 1\10 • 2 3,976, the last Capital Prize ever drawn. The kry f' a ft Payable two mouths after the drawing of the N ed .. " ULL, but persons who wish to receive them im ab,,vie4telY, • will - have as much Money for Prizes sold at the , 0 tikes. as at any House in the Kingdom. • . ,t-etters addressed to Swift and Co. Poultry, • London, im .-icrhately answered. No Irish Lotteries this year, 10 CLERGYMEN and SCHOOL-MASTERS. O be SOLD, in the vicinity of London, anti in one of the first situations without exception,'for the. vari ) „, *4lc l , l " Th 'ea FREEHOLD HOUSE ' and ESTABLISHED eve r - ;`" I MY, in the most compleat repair, and replete with )30ar1_, c onvenience . for accommodating upwards of forty the"ers• It has long been under the superintendance of tor_ r esent Ow ner , and 'there is a respedable conuedion ces;tldttachecl to it. The real rea s on o f t h e P ro p r i etor ' s se er,, it ' l l 's, an ill state o f h ea l t h . Exclus i vely of the Board -1,14`_. ere are Day Scholars, producing about 1001. per an apritiice re l lia s s , e of the House, Fixturzs, and numerous will, with the good-will, require from t° I ° o ol. It is ,therefore requested that no Gentleman' ii ;tro pPly who cannot command that sum. For the better . \vim u ctlon of his Successor, the Principal (should it be asive,ll would have no objeCtion to render him three months fr ee ta4.l.';'e•--No letter will be answered which is riot postage th e ' wr n i u , Which does not contain the real nantr and address of PeO ed : r ; but secrecy may be relied upon, and will he ex 101..„etters to • A. Y. Z. to be left at R. Post's, Lower-street, w be duly answered. THE happiness of both sexes is so conneaed J er e jwith the,increase of female charms, it is not to be won t "ver `hat th e i nv e ntive genius should be employed to I Le . P' hat m ay b e i nnocently, used to assist Nature; . in t orter ng the t yrant man in a state of pleasing bondage to the do n , s _ex• This discovery is now made, and as imposi -4410.,as been but too ltaitiently practis2d upon the cre tiE.ilsi the Gentleinan who is the inventor of the MAG by I C CREAM, has consulted the delicacy of the sex, r,tio°ramitting tile sale of this curious and elegant Prepa thorit2 to a Lady of lionotir and respedability, who has ali ttY to return the money, if this innocent liquid does not s v t,s t , ? .. the skin that peculiar fairness, which,_ as . well as 'n` n lng delicacy, bespeaks health, and throws an anima it is §l l l to the countenance, which shall give the eye the i ß iwer to charm and fascinate. For the hand ,and arm 1114 pyiepared in a difFerent form, and if delicacy would per ,,rotl_e, pares of those Ladies to be mentioned who have e x`e i s innocent composition, their number - wonld at N o .n!..itef, for rank and fashion. t can be 'had only bottle, Brownl%ov-Street, near Gray's-Inn, Holborn, in °‘to. t , each. puu nd _ Ladies residing in the country, by enclosing a one, laa c k ed !'°te, may have two bottles sent to them, safely in a box, with.bills of dirudions, to any part of the ••. Zuora. TO THE LADIES. OXFORDSHIRE • HAVING received a REQUEST from several NOBLEMEN and GENTLEMEN, Freeholders of the COUNTY of OXFORD, I hereby appoint a MEET ING to be held at theTOWN-HALL, in Oxford, on Mon day the t4th of June inst. at Twelve o'Clock at Noon, for the purpose of preparing ah ADDRESS to HIS MAJESTY on the happy Restoration of PEACE. THOMAS TOOVEY,'Sheriff. Joyce Grove-House, . . . • lune 3, 18;2. • HAMPSHIRE MEETING To Sir . EDWARD HULSE, Bart, - High Sher SI of the .Ceurity of ,Hants. WW E ) - The Undersigned, request you. iuill. con_ V- vene a MEETING of the COUN;TY . ,. to consider of the Propriety of an ADDRESS to HIS-MAJESTY, for the Restoration of the blessing of Peace.GE(). GARNIER, . JOHN POORE, TAMES AMY ITT, ; FRED. BRETON, H. P. WYNDHAM,' S. HARRJ , SON, CHA. SHAW -- LEFEVRE, •lAMES DOTT C. RICE, „ -MrsCK ETT,- N. HE% WOOD . , WiM. -STRONG, lOHN DAMPIER, G. STIBBF.RT, HARVEST, MATH. MIDDLE TON. London, zist May, aoz. ' . , To the NOBILITY, GENTRY, 'CLERGY, - FREE . - HOLDERS, and other Inhabitants of the COUNTY of SOUTHAMPTON. In consequence of the above Requisition, received this day, I appoint a MEETING to be holden , at the CAST L E of WIN C HEST E R, on Wednesday the 9th day of lune-next, at Twelve o'Clock at Noon. . .„ . • . EDWARD HlLLSZ,i.Shariff London, May 27, is z: ROYAL EXCHANGE ASSURANCE OFFICE, '''' june 2d, 1502. 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High Court of Chancery, made in-.a-Canse,‘ "-SMITH against CO.L HO UN,". approbation of John Sprang,er, .Esq.. one of the Masters of the !said'..Court,..on Wednesday the gth and:Phu rsday tit: loth Days of June, tue leven and Twel.ve..of,the Clock in the liw - enogn of each Day, 'at the Great HOtel, at Biliton; in the County :of Derby, in 24 Lots (the'first Ix Lots on'vy ed,icsday_ the gt,n, and the re - inaining'Lots on Thursday the Loth of lune, ISozh r ri - IE MANORS or LORDSHIPS of HIGHLOW,• - with The 'several Messuages and Farris, Lands, Tenements and Real Estates * , late of John Archer, Esq.* situate in the several I r arishel, "tow v. ships and Places of Tides , .vell, Highlw.v, Nether Shatton,. Hathersadge, 'Outseats,. Hope-, Castletc,. Thornhill; Eyain CalVer; Chapel in the Frith, - Great and Litt;e Hneklow, Pilsley, Litton, kVardlow; Gotheridge, 0 iforton, Hasleford, Bamford, Holme, and Bake - well _in the•Coduty of Derby. Particulars. whereof maybe' had (gratis) :it the said - Masters; Chambers, in Southamptcn-buildini;s, - Chancery-lane; of Messrs. Graham, Solicitors, LiiKolii!s-init (where, arict.,at Mr. Gauntley's Bakewell,'Deiby'shire,;Plans of the Estates may be: „eh, ; ofi Me:;Srs.. Mayo and Pearse, - Solicitors, Cloak lane; London.; of Messrs. Black, Epping, Essex, and Mid— dle Temple, London ; Mr. Wilmot, .Whestori Halt; 'Fides well;• M,:zisrs. Mills and C rttso, Leek, - Stattordshire ;-Mr. Isaac Hal, Clsticton; of the 'Tenant of Highlow,Nouse, Derbyshire ; and of Mr. Hall, at the Great Hotel, at 13u xton. GOLDEN VALLE - V, PIEREfORDSHI K.E. TO BE SOLD TO THE 15 ES'r blI)D 7 At the New I nn, .in The City of Here OM, on. Wednesday the 14111 Day of July next, between the hour's Of . Four arid Six ihe . AftJrnoon, subjea to such cond.tions of Sale as . shall be then pro:lnce:l;_ - ALL that Capital FREEHOLD MESSUAGE, FAR NT,- ani LANDS, with the Appurtenances, called UP ,'ER WILILROOK, with the COTTAGES and G AR DENS •thereto belonging; situate and" lying in the Golden. Valley„ . and in the Parishes of Peterchurch, IThrston, and Vowehurch, ,in the County of Her tbrd, cOntaining, by es.. fun - anon, 245 A. 3 R. ig I'. be tiles:inv.:more , or • less"; ten miles-'distant froth Hay, an rl ten ftbin rle.ebrd ; late the. -Estate of Mrs. 'Bridg.l -- Witiann,, deceased, and row ,of Trihinas Wilfilrbs, *E4q: in the occn9..ltion of Jenkin Wil. Jiarrls,.Esq: 'an(' nis Ptatler4Tnants. ['here art; 31 Acres Meadow Land on the Premises, IF, of 0 ; - ,:hardilv,, 19 on Which a very great number of gr:•,vin,7, 'a:l4 will be sold with the",Estae, and S A. 4; r,!s ;Tice ,The Fruit-trees ate in great perteciti'm, ..nt aVefajw annually Sixty ifogsbeads of CVdtr. Ther::. is ;in iilexhausti . .. filequantity,ot.,Lin ; 4lstop and two Lime-I:hats,. on the Pre mises. . • illyePurchaser, 'lf he chases It, may be accommodated with a Moiety of.the 'iutc;lase-Mon-y securai 'on the' Pre. .mises, and Possession cLli,kied on' iSe' .- z4 Day Of re3ruary • • • next. , . Williams will, on apllicatiori ditea a'i;rson • to shew the Premises , Eor particul4r, inquire of the R:nr. John .Hug Glasbury ;or Mr. T n s Bold, Attorriey, - .Brecon. BreCon, May 2; 1802., , • , • TO BE LETT OR SOLD, at -a fair Valuation, V, VET N51N1T,4 2 42. S - , con t in in from North to South t 65. Feet, from East, lo , Viest to. Fee, centrically situated imq.ualon, ncar the \VAter'-sicle, sui:a'ile ibr a Bre:iv - cry, Distillery, Whitn - Lead and Colour"Manufic tory, or any other. Bl.lo , ness requicin4much building. Any Gentleman inclined to treat tbr the said Premises; 'and if not experienced. in any of.-the above Businesso:s, the present Pro prtetor wishing to decline, but will have no objection to con tinue a reasonable time to give every kind of instruclion : there is a good Dwelling-House on the preenises. .• • • , . . ,Letteriaddressed (IJOSt-tiaid)-to:Vei'l"seotlee-'house, Fleet street, for S:l4. will b diffratterideti to; ' - • N. B. _'To _be sold . a zso Gallon Still, with. a quantify of excellent Vats. • • • • GLOUCESTER-PI.:ACE, near PORTMAN-SQUARE. • TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr.' KIMBERLEY, On Wednesday the 9th" of June, 1802, on the PremiScs, ' withdut Resetve, • THE' beneficial LEASE of .a comp a a ' an d Cpn .L venient DWELLING. 1-101JSE, with'.oifiees -corn pleat, and other AcConund4ations,, CalcUlateci for . small genteel Family, in'an . airy, fashionable circle, on the' Ea s t side of the street, No. 8. ; late in the Occupation of respec table Lady, deceased. • The situation of this spot is equal to any part of the town, being the summit of the Metropolis, and not subject to any inconvenience whatever. The rent is modexate, an.l the taxes very low ; the Premises are in perfea:repair, and f)leri tifully supplied with excellent water; as are the . Offices, Water-closets, &c. Sixteen years of the lease arc thieXpired -at-Midsummer next, 6a2. • - _ . • . The House comprises a pleasing Entrance, Passage, . Hall, a. neat Dinin- Parlour, about' e. feet by •15-, Plaister Cornice, Dado and • Stuccoed Wails ; Marble Chinniey Piece and Hearth, and other - Fittings evally suitable. Ad joining a Sitting-room, or Gcntlein_n's Dressing-room, in the sonic style. of Workmanship. _Rising- to the First Floor is a Stone Staircase,• with a neat Mahoganykliand-rail,' leading to . the Drawing-room, which is about J 2 Feet.sqUare, with Double Doors opening into the adjoining Drawing, room,' elegantly fitted up with Statuary Marble Chimney Pieces, Modern Cornices, and French Windows, with Su nine G"lass . arid other Fittings, in the first Style ;.best Mor_ tice Locks, Door Plates and Fastenings complete. The Stone Staircase continues to the Second Floor, on Which are Twogood Bed-chambers, with M a rbl e -Chimney Pieces ar.d 'Hearths, Closets, Presses, Plaister Cornices, Six-Pannel Doors, Mortice. Locks, &c. complete. On the Attic Story are three Rooms for. Servants, with Square Cielings, Double Closets with -Shelves, Locks'and Keys to Dbbrs ; and on the -Actick -Landing are three .Psesses, fitted tip. with Shelves ,and Folding Doors complete.._ Ori •the Ground- Floor is a .convenient Kitchen, with'every,Fixture ; ,a Butler's Pantry, \Vine Cellar, - a Wash-house, a small Yard, Pantry,' and Safe, - In Front is,a Coal Vault, a Small Beer Cellar,,&c. '['he Area, with_Stone Steps, is inclosed with high Ilan May be, viewed two days previous to the Day, of Sale, when PartiCulars and Conditions will be then and there pro duced. • On this and the following,DaY, will alsO be . Sold, the neat Household Furniture, Drawing Rcom . Suits : io japan, ele gant Window curtiais, noble Pier lasses, a capital Patent Grand Piano Forte, a. Table Spring Clock that chimes the Quarters ; several Bedsteads, with Cotton Furnitures ; Sea soned yose Feather Beds, :ind' Bedding ; an assortment of cabinet 'Work, in Mahogany and inlaid Furniture ; a com plete Sat of Dining Tables, with compass e n d s , a Sideboard, Chairs, Three inlaid Knife Cases, silver Mounted; with Sets of Green' Handle Knives and Forks complete ;.:.sOrne T;:ble and other China ;- of Wedgewood Warit..; so,. Table and other Linen; a variety of . Kjicllen -Vurnity Dial, and other F.ff.eds-, • - Which may be viewed on Tuetdsiy the Bth, and t7p.-.,M ings of Sale., when Catalogues will be*livrOt:; each day precisely at Eleven o'c - N. B. The Lease of the aboveniellii7 - ! MiiC;> Sold the First Lot, with immedi,,T: * * The Purchaser to ta . :e th".: tion, which will bd pirticulartv (' Several eapitai Resici. , he Let and Sold for Pal No. 16:i, Lundon. By SQUIRRELL, M. D. Sold by- Murray and Highley, so., 32, • rleetstre - t ; Richardson, Royal Exchange ; - Hatchard, 196, Picca dilly, ~nd by every other Bookseller in-Town and'Countsv.