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• , 4 / '\*\ ~~ ~?~-~ I V ' I V r • 4 7. 1 $ 141 .1.)4 / .7 ' ---- cr; -', ' ' 94, 1 -':' : .-a.} ~.fir, :i ~ ~..., / j ... '• _ \ W . ' . -* Nr . - , ‘ N '4 ~~ . ~ ~"i ,•_ ,;, `~ ~, _ ~ /~r ~y ~~~ yam: £.:=r ~~ :a~~~~ ...~~~ \``. ~ ,_ ,~ f~~ ~' ,~ , " n I ;NT u s ivi BER 3064.. j re,T R DA Y, jI/ L IsvSaz. [PRICE - gl IC - 2 E-N-C-Ei-- This Day wars published', Price 7s: in hntstris;• AN INTROIJUCTION to t,iie - . 4 .11:U.DY of ctiE 11 , I1STIZY, explaining Applicatiart-ta_Arts, \'lanutaCtures. £~c. €rc a clear apt familiarinannet. With an 41)nclix; contailaingTird Z. dern Theory. •• - - • • By RICHARD STACK, D. I.ate Fel 101 . . a of Trinity College, , , - - Ptinted - for T: cgtiall; jun; 'nd - W; -- Daiitsi StaAkt. • VAIJ X.Hit 1,. tinder the Patronage of His Royal Highness the PRINCE of T amoRROwEvENING,JULY 6, 1802, WILL BE 77,A IGILUA'4,":"I .I '".•!. '`' AND GRAND DISPLAY OT +IRR:WORKs . .. " Admission Three .S ito.:bc gen' at S.F.Y.M M the Concert begins aili.sl,ll.2:Slock. GENERAL ELECTION. To the GENTLENIEN, CLERGY aid FREEHOLDERS of the COUNTY of ESSEX. - ~_ . GENTI.vmEs•,• - 7 • • ' • ' .TIEEPLY impressed withi4e importance of the JL./ Trust which you-have this day . placed inlny hands, by electing me one 6 - your Representitives to serve .in l'arlia anent ; 1 will discharge my 'duty with the saMe independ ence and lumegtv which has inittienced your 'coliduci in the chr,ice of yoor iklern'ners. :' 1 am no frirdd to Coalition or Compri:swatt ; nn 'public winciplie3Aornbi4eci:wit,,li titivate fricivlshi p,. _I (-Arne forward a Candidate for your ,S,uirrages; on the,secinciples I have received your Corifiden&;ariu ll6ver will betray your - Interest Ili rotigli(party4lidikin or fear. . . • -,... . , . A tce.pt,my,warmest gatitucie for this diAtinp2.i;i l oed mark of our favour, and Whew, I i46late the Trust repold 'in . et'yOkir Cofidence 'de 'veithd•rawn. . • ' - i me, •) - iircintihiovitira j s ystsonse of the.Honour, conferred on-me, :. , : ;.•,, Your moat-devoted and obedient Servant, ' ELIAB HARVEY. , , Rolle4F,lClligwell;lnlrri,- , a4r2 ,1 .: , - • • ---- - The Lotterviuvins Drawing. This Day .ivas pUblished; ' " , EVIEW.. of PUBLIG AFFAIRS , COMMENCEMENT of tae PRESENT iltY: . - rNo. 4, Cqwhill,,a,nd BISH - reNisetffilltritecrqnr§ the Naility, . G en t r y, and Public, that rickets and Shoal ,tat .tht %kith . Summer Lottety4iti et av selling h 4 great variety at 4 4MWte clai2:Eita;bli'atek a; wheat thetPrlies 'vii44 be Paid on demand. PRESENT PRICE. 6 o ..% , .:W a t t , 7 ;,.. •' t i 171(4 , , eat - - 3 o - • • 1, 4 1 / 4 gtirierr , -- Itrt. will he r t ,,,, tertei this year, tut there kvtitspot4ther tigititrxtrrt aid azoile v a.,h e plod. iearit\'Ny. v i - mt er ; a f t' a third Lo tear drawn qty the same Plan tier 4ttnft A i r ti t tatiS; . "/4 - ( 4 - 3 nc t Dettuit saxis agitatus humor - • Concidunt ventt, fughurtque nubn; Et ininam. (naui sic `voluem pont° Und,i rzeumbit. • Printed'fo? Knight and triphook, 13uok.seil.lri to His Ma, jesty, No. 3S, St: Jamesis-stre.?t. . _ THE BATH and WEST of ENGLAND AGItI_ C U U-11A Ii SO CI ET ht an extraordinary Meet ing., having unanimously determined that in order to pay a lasting Tribute of Respea..to the Memory•of.their late illus.. trious PRESIDENT,' His - GRACE the DUKE of BED a.,GOLD NIEDAL LION, valuerwenty Guineas, having on one side the 1-16 , f:0f the puke, - and on the reVers t e an appropriate liistoricJl or Allegorical • Pes i ign, shall be an nually given as a Premium for the best production on some subject eonneaed with Agricultufe, or .the Useful Arts.; hCold ereby:olW the sum ,of Twenty-kw GAiiv , !as, or the :tat MalalliOn, for the bcir Design -fo; the said Reverse, nab! "to'fhe fdlloWing conditions • - i - - ribPtawin g slobe finished in Indian Ink on a white krbtind, and to comprise at least three whole-length human figures, with the most con‘erijent space for the words -4•4a t Agrioultural:Society," arid for a 41.1itable inscription ; lc:ing proposed that the name and onjed. cif each success;i:ul clantrqnt iii-Agricuitnre or the ArtS shall ee annually graved, not ()neither faceof the Medallion, tint on its out. ward circular rim. s ~\ 1 ,t` . This Day was published. • In One Votun% 870. price 7s 6.t. bands; TRAVELS in the CRIMEA : a History of thi • Einba'S , '!t from Petersburg to Constantinople in 1,931 including ',heir journey through Krcrtletschnck, Ociakow, Walachia, and INloldavia ,• together with their reception at the Court of Selim the Third.- 33y a SLiCRET.4 ItY to the RUSHTON/ . AMBASSADOR. London : Printed fer ft. j. Robinson, Paternoster-fori ; O whoin reily bs had, P eiy published; translated ?min t. General Rey'lliYr r s Slate' Ot Egipt after the Bartle of Illiistrated;by a whOle Sheet MA? of low Egypt, in t vol. S. 7s. 64. Hoards. • 2. The Life of lionspute, iiirtra Portrait, by Heath, 3v0 . .. Bs, boards. Soulavie's Menioirs orthe Reign° anti - from his Marriage fallis Death, illuitratcd by i r; 'Portraits, 6 ith. Bvo. al. Bs. boards. To the G CNT r 4.;.1,E-R-G 3 i-afirii R E EILOI-D•ITRS -1t:-,q 1 e CO V As 4 C 6.5 . PIPNVISt r • • - 7 • '- pFAR. M Ll' me to '-retitt-rt --you my most sincere Thank* for the .4:loo.lionnttral - ild.mid independent Irian_ .y you hays this 0ay,,..f0r. A t bir4t , one of y'ci!trAtepresentlii'Ve in Parliainzrite: - The high sense Te:ntiftaltitif your •fbtvour.-%vi l be .nict; etc' y nianifeted 4( t ingtAtlt attpqtioo.,tp,,ytw: .ihdividwA 4! t iprest, / ,49,4La teadi attachinA to thosePrinsi,ls which.mill i hest contri bute fo the' puhi it; theciitdeiyeirden!.:e of tiie etkuntv of Bucks:• - )P • • • ,•riw . ,••‘•-• .1 'nave the hpnpur, tp,he, with grea47e6peet. - , - - .. LI . :. • ( .-` . ..Z.,,,A.1 SUmMER.a. STAI , E. 3,0 FTE 'rY. Only 2 4 ,00 e TCKETS. Be . gill#Pywijiz ;be;',4oF.tticrAftrah• • - litODGES'and Co. - Stock-Brokers, most respeet ,„tv .e q uai,,,,t,.,0,, w6 k,anti,.P.014-Notll4 tt, irt h e o. "Van '''Mt-',.iiiqlat oa.t.:le-t gr6at'variety, Ital'oti'the Noiy triviisonableT.ergls,; 1,-, „ XE'itteiPinCeii-Sccl . oTff'c'ei',"N. i4 c 6, oxfsrWstti'et, IWPlAittt :kr.t.deAt (viltZ. MP • 1 -44 - , ste,,,,Aine's4tlstoti, Auid .it most of the principal 'owils. During a period of Thirty Years, Honcr.s and' Co: halve been rqmarkablv fortunate in the Sale of Capittl Prizes, and l aiflYidaiihiy:s;ieit;4)reliniinertt,'ai will be seen by the fol lowing statement : . - - Sold and Shared by Honct and'Co:"lter, • —' ' 11 0 . 29,467 a prize of zo,etal: li.trri a 5,060 a prize of 5.01i0i, 's• 7 oi - - .*)P,f40.5.k3 ' ~ .I§l3-13 - - 5 , 0" 1 . 2 4,787 - - re,eeol.. 2,896 - - 5,e081. 4.:' , :iiin -- ; ,, fiTTl ., t 7 ga. ,. id : u , n i; D ii erri o and, 1., _,,, - . YOur mos? do-Jtetl, and very'r:iitliftil Ser,ifmt, score TiTCHSIPLO?, AYlesbWY, 1 3, 1 ,& ,2 - . i 1 . 'IS iawings to be 'sent to Mr. Bartley, Secretary, '4t the Sr.l.ciety's- 100114, tiCt►ing-ltpaSe, Bath, on or. before Alle.first Monday in August next, without any intimation to whom they' belong ; but eito; accompanied with a sealed iiiper with a corresponding mark, containing the Artist's liiarne and address . . lif. if any design shall be judged worthy of sele4Ttion; the successful Candidate Shall be apprized thereof on or before the last day of filly; after which - period other Artists are re quested to reclaim their Drawings, by . theitrespective marks, thk paper accompanying which will be returned to them un opened; and all those Drawing which are unclaimed by the sat of September following, will be considered as the pro perty of the SoCitty.' Bath, By Order oft?* Committee, W r o,, ISoz. , .N. BA RTL Y, Secretary. nurner only of Pritwilip having, in conse *mice of the preeidtiig Advertisement, been presented to the ,Cithimittee at 'thekr - .Meeting on Tuesday tily ‘5, they think it e,xpedient to inericsiskompetition, by prolonging the period of receiving Des4 , ,ns to th.: first Monday in August next.-- Nofiticarian to the 'succe.isful Candidate will be given on or •kkatdprii.4*.: loth ;if August Oi'Ller,ed by the Committee, that this Advertisement be ,inserted once only iii Mr. Cruttwell's Bath Paper, and once 'only in Tar. Sins/ and Courier. Bath, Aug. 7,18 oz. N. BARTLEY, Secretaryi TotheG EN I'LL.' FR VHOLDER§ of the COUNTY of BRECON. -• •DER NIIT me 'to - ‘retut;) yotiHrly cordial Thanks for the distinguished Flonoqr - _Ythi stave thii ' - Day con 'terred gp,on, me, by again appointjtm 'me to reptesent you in Parlittment—a trust, which liope 16' inain.im Sacred - anti '' Believelne.l t. !3e,, Sirs,. - Wit' sh' s ,ci Esrcein Olt (tratitude, lYcur mush •Obligtcl anti mOV - ;443P-dient Soryant, CHA.V.I.ES AlOftG4l.N. fire66ll,''ruly rti; aoz. To. the CiE RTLE AVE N, CLE ;ilicrF.R. t 11011./..CRS of the CO UNT • . - GE.IITT.,I.EN, ;.. . IDERNIIT us to return. ynu. our' most grateful .. , Acknowledgments far t r #e fresh mark of c,oiltiden.:c you hilie this da 7 '4o e nferred on us. by again ei.cai.ig'us to be your Representative.s in - nariiauitnt, ' ' • ' • We consitter it thtumost_lioncibrable testinaupy could receive of your api:rohation of our past coxiduel, and it ahvaystle our most earnest encienours to Merit the continu ance o f, , 11 , 4 r, tacour§ i i by a diligent and conscicutiphs.,(4,*, charge of oisK Phrliampwai y I)utv,_ and particular attenrioti to the iliit,ets of- the County-bi . southamptori. ''• , have the.Holiosir to be, . • Witt; greit ;re•wd.,.. our niu.ti Oblind hurl - Mc Servarits, 41' fl hA r ' • Nl,Nrielieste4.--- - V(11.1,-i-tc() E.. fuly 42, 1,14;11.1,14AI CHUTE ! , • SI-lAKSPEARE Messis. ffe2th and Robinson inspeafqlp net:3TM the A 4,7,. mirers of Shakspe-are, and the Fine Arts, that this day %yid published; the_Fourth Number of a hew Edition of ' SHAKSPE ARE'i PLAYS; irOiri—th6 ctireenct e • • - Teltt,Of • • - • , -• • 'JOHNSON and STEEPENS,:* Embllislied with ,PriotS engraved by Heath';' - Historical Engraver to His islacesayi &c: , After Phittites, painted for thiS' Purpose by B. West: Pro; sident of the Royal At.:deuriy; and Historical•Paihteeto tot S. Copley, R. A. T. Siothai - d, . Fuseii; R. - H. Tre.11.10,; h. A. V. R. A: F. Wheatley, R. A. .j. ()pie, R....A: . R. CorbotOo, oce. The I...etrer-Piess c*ecut.e4, with every Advantage Paper and Type, by T. 13cirs1ev. - This Work; ,printed in luiperial Quartb,. Will, be coni• prised in 'lnitty:.six each -A:Om:airline, One Pia)".; with two l approp . riatc Eograviks, Guiitea Nut-lit:ref; to be paid oil deo., cry. A Number of this Work Will l published every twe . • Months; till completed: A few Copies are printed on a superior Paper; with Proof I mpr.-sion., of the plitwi, p . ric.'e One Uuinea aiara Halt the Ni.nittr. The hnoressions are deliirered 'in the exati order sub.: scribed for: • Arinexed . to the Plairi will be giver, a Litt and Vortrait of the Author. . . POPE's , h it :-`,..,,,,.! 1.1 " FORT4.N_S,t_O ' FfICE " Royal Exchange, Close by the Bank of . England. Vi e ' re"eitlier SelP S '°. d,t, Nirt : 111"1.4ST i paid on DemandiM, tii.in-irryeti...ient:i`h!,‘ain)rdocetlel l' oney k o. 30798 . ;.... •• rfai.N. 3..01:11E R 1 ES. ' 25198 r 7 , _,. . ) C- !,. .A l 000 No..soc9z - - X. Te,eco ' ` r) CPC , .: i 64.3 - - t,bi:.o 122 79 ~,,. - . 29 ono - 16140 . - .. - ici , oo ? , 2 . (, 27 - - _- A p .,c. ) ,l PB3I ..: • - - 2 : - - °'' i , . 7 ,,, a i 42 .. -....n. 5,',33 345.48• , -. _ _ 1 ). l.3vi° -•: _7,2., AiR O 2 4 1 9/4 _,' ' i °3 ° .. 3. 2 41,7 •-•-- .- _ yz,00,0 se6 ~, ~.... : 20,000 57621 _. - - i,OOO FIVE PERCENT. INTEREST FROM LAND. TO BE SOLD, a FREEHOLD FARM in Kent;about fifty miles froM London, lett on Lease to a respeelable Tenant for Six Years to come, from Michael mas next, at a clear Rent of 1871. tos. The price 37c01. Abmit.3: - . , ol.wortii. of young Timber to be taittp by Ap praiicluent. for further particulars, apply to Mr. - Woodgate, Solici tor, in Golden-square, Specimens of the Paintings and Engravings may he swn at Mr. Heath's, No. is; lti. - ..sse.i.place; Firzi - oy-squiire; wherc books are opcjied: to receive Suli;cript ions ; and `at Ivlessh. Robinsons; Paternoster-ro%V, Luirtion ; Bracinte.s., Edinburgh ; Brash and CLl34ow ; J Archer's, 1:lub• lin i . Geyler and Co. Anistadatn; and L. T. Jairois, jun,. - (brat Voitaire, Paris. London; .3 uly r; 1802 - . •••••• • • . . "N;:wtown- Park jui - y 13, r 802.. To thd ''.E.r.s3T 1. ENS E 1,1:1; Y," and , - _,_ • 2,0001 e 959 _ _ 1 0 , :f„ T- TO THE 'PUB IC. HE approaching LOTITRY, whither. viewed in point of 'eOlid Aivantages, superior A trangernunt of ",cileme, - or improved System of Drawing, hath powerful Claims to Public Attention. In Niumbets of Tiakets it is l 'elitictd .troctifto,oco tgo 24.000 only -. contains-less Blanks than any .ptece‘liag. Lottery ;_ titelo west Prizes (1910 exceed the Price of Tickets„—autl et in number and magnitude of Capital Prizes; it challenges eVery 'former Lottery. It Draws . ht Dais onleillegins. ,vith..a Prize pf 4,0?0)..,-fef- the 41 s .. t-- "V, Tkligt;fAtig.. - 2,) apd.presents.it capital. every u,nin . t ..... ir..;s2ool t rakty2.-..,-,..-1.. - . ' • . 54h v t i 41 K in.,liio,o.9st.of Sclitne, rational disposal of Prize;, anti sui,:ii.,teiippgrxiolt advantages,. that 5.,,P0P4 1 0.„ives i.ity, i y.t.nsUlablij t iwri to the cou,sidrraLion, c zhi f ' l ' l, 4' aiiii the rtiblic ; 'and as a Lottery-of T Weriy- Four T'notLiand 'Pickets ontr attiitits. but of little hesitation, he lakes the I lc l . ~ if o orogneviting an early purchase. ‘.. 711 ke-tiCr i-, i itat'es Ire on 'Sare, in a variety of .Nunf -2r.,`.4..f Ira 1 r f-irr; liaging no concern in any PrOtrincial pers, 1- otti:ti-Otlice I,vhatever.'..:, ' .- 1- -1- "=" , - . .!1 _ I.oy. I : 1E olciest Lg o ttery Ogee in Bristol ; llJstress has been legally_ transaet ' 1 * • 01 1 tut Vtittly tialttoi -1:11WORS f or tnese Lottortes cast.-.. 1-,'"srs. ,, Nt.tr,TOlsPlaal SON, Milton's Head, Com-street, r u srol (a n d v o i - ,pre,chie thLir accountl., most respect lY 'lnt; , rm the' that - -I.tate`jorterv• for vv i ° 4 cli.Aing The Ni Augusfnext, and tonsiits: Of o Tickets. • The r.f-iek.ets- and * SharesclegallY 4i7 ""ed irito Qutarters, Eighth's, arid Sixrceritiis, are ; 11 sale, d- an wirraMtintie during the drawing; war -114,114'4 tindr4Din„-(tlieTrizcs paid on •demantit tAing oti.the willithe Same pidicivality that has marked. th Cir 011ke - friAii its Lnytimeildefttent: Letters, host-paid, duly answered, ) 4ratis a . i)e Money for Pt4es ,will he paid in full, two months after the'conclo:sion of the drawing; or as soon - as Certificates ' b be bade otlC for the. Sums dire in. rispea of the same. SOFASOFA_B DS,.CHAIR BEDS, DINING:FABLES, Differing; hi Stile and Plan froth those in the old way. AUT I,Va's- ORIGINAL- 'MANUFACTORY and WARE-400MS, ;No, r 3 and 14, CATMER.III . 5 - fglif '.)noirs from lte Strand, maker of the above Oieles to. theß li4G and QUEEN; Their Royal Hi ,= !linesse; ‘" 44 -` IS UK.E. of-YORK. and. PRINCESSES, and Manuracl I t4 er.of Furniture in general. i ll•qt. E a has observed softie of the various Advertisements . I , ll. Pns'ed•to him, the.intentifin of which rnay Ile easily disco and-w rites in short that, by the permission of Provi nce, he m anu f ac t ures ant i. se ll s a s , a bove, (where also may phlid, eve:* Artgle . iii the Upholstery Line) his superior o v„ U'R-POST and TENT REDS, with Brass Screws and , 4 (94 other Brass Parts ; 8.0 FA _BEDS, making a hand t 7 11 ° Sofa and a comfortable Bed; CHAIR BEDS, which ip,,sform the same' way, arid each in a fetv Minutes ;' pc" I'A.IBLIs on various Construdions and quite on a new p ar an i PORTABLE O,HAIRSi . LIBP:ARY STEPS on a t2.c.1/4114r compact Construtlion ; and various ImproiVe ments in- Furniture. • liauses completely furnished ; the.Articlesotwell-season twoods and excellent workmantliip. Also, fore v i i-ortation, tOr the E ast and West ridieS ; Cabins tilted up for Pas•- -o - gers„ s ic : . cOn seVeral . Tools arid:Machines for w or k- • - , - ik h log ins Patera Artirl-z.s,• ekt. at his Manufactory, as ‘it Zv t-i e e , and with' 'mach .submission, and a- true sense of gra het ? aCkliowledgies the encpuragement he-has so >; horn orisly ieceiva k 4 rre - ' fn cent radiaion to the false assertions apposed to the 91 B 1 Prt tit's Patent Articles, at-his Warehouse may b?. s cparate Patent Deeds, one 'or and other Tables ; stttire other fo r B rass , an d ot h e r SC, - ;:w Bedsteads, zsitich e . l Id to Sofa Beds, Chair or other Bedsteads, with Screw s ° , s or Feet. ki - tri.LM A TISMS, Riieunviitic,Goqt, Ituna -11 kiago, Numbness Palsy, Flatulency, Spasmodic .or t e , l n 11 g Pains,. general D ' ebilitY and Relaxation of the Sys -1)14., • Sprains, - Bruise s • &c.--Experience has proved tt 1 11.13 AD's ESS PP IVfUSTARD (Pills and 11 4 ;!9), ..the most etie.ctual remedy made known to the World, or f !ti; sUCcee,l'etl iti Est of six, eight; ten, twenty, and even year standing{, after every other means had tailed, tuis absohttely cured more Patients of the above Coin tghe all the piicdiciiies ever before . made public.— "nd Essence is so singularly • penetratinx and speedy tl,. 4 ! ..o Perathi i i, as Renerally to effect the cure of the severest 41 41 and Bruises by a 1C11 , 4 applications.—lt is prepared 4 :';'neci by th'e Proprietor, It. tohnston, Apothecary, sett 5 ' Creek -street, Soho, - London ; and sad at z;. 91. Ql;,‘ f.r bottle And its ~.ae rda reputation is so universally esra it i)eey . - ery - IV . ledlcnte Vender in r, West Intim', i.diti•Amcnca.- • . . FRI: EUQLD ElO, of t'94 ; Cc) liN T. 1( of SO l 4 CRS ET. . j . ... UFai,e4,ve co.,Nturn ,, pnißy,wcerp;llmpks for .. ,11q 1-I.onour, you haye coneerre,tl o& - me,,by unanimously le ling me a third tone otie'of yOtirlteOresentatiVes in Par tially:at / and US. I flatteit myself ;.TIY c Win ti:h.a s always been Frce o , I nitepeni,lentolid urunOuen4 cby Party P,rejnc4es, so I dumblyhope,'brd , liering to' the . :same`Principh.:s, - to merit yohr iiiturc you ntenfince and suppOtt. "' ' .•,,' • I have the IW9yr:to be, Gentlemen,, • - : •' '.• With.the most sincere rcs , )cd-ancl -rititurie :.... ~,, , ‘ . • . - b. ' , „" X Our Qbligddaiid fairatut'it,trtibit'gcrvant, .'•'• - . • . t , - 'tiVILLIAI•I .GORE LAisiGTON. l„ EAT EN, cL ERGY,,I4III Y EOA.AAiS,ttY, FREE 1101.1)ERS of tke oz Sah4t4,§E.T. GENTLEMEN,. ACrept with gratitude the, important Trust you -A have thiS day conferral on me, and I return 'you. lay best 4.ltatticsi for-the Hollow. ut pur Confidence. • A second, F.leaion to the Representation of this Cbunty, Precludes inane thb necessity of .recurring to my - pasi con duct; or the obligation of future promises; for had my duty as a Member or Parliament been negleCted, 1 could have formed no expeclations of receiviug again yotir apprOhation. At my time of life, maxims of Politics are not Itkely to be altered by the delusions of- Innovation, nor rules of Coliduet to be changed but by the most. weighty consilerations. My Politics are applied - to the preservation of Peace, be cause Peace is the foundation of the happinesS .41 every Nation.; and.my Condua is <lirc Icd to the Cultivation and Improvement of this populous Agricultural and Commercial County, because in Population, in Agriculture, and in Com merce, consist Provincial and National Prosperity. By the exercise of these -principles, and with uniform attention to the instruction of - my Constituents at all times, I will endea vour to,cleserve the charaaer of art honest Member bf Parlia ment, to promote:the real. Interests oftne County Of Soriter set, to preserve the internal-Prosperity of the British Empire, and to }naintain its consecluence,• its dignity, and its, honour, among the - other Nations of the World 1 an; with the greatest respea, • G ent le men, Your most fairhfUl and obliged humble Servant, Kingweston, July re, t4s2. WILLIAM DICKINSON. To the GENTLEMEN, CLERGY and FREEHOLDERS , of the COUNTY of LEICESTER. GENTLEMEN, ELECTED- a second time by vour unanimous Suffrages to the high trust of one of your Representa. tives in Parliament, permit me, with every feeling of obliga_ tion, and with every sentiment of gratitude, to return my most sincere Thanks tor this distinguished mark-of you r appro. bation And confidence ; and to assure you it shall be my most earnest endeavour to prove myself not unworthy of this ho. nourable aiaithful discharge of. my Parlia mi:.ntary Duty, by a loyal attachment to the true Principles of the-Constitution, lnd by an unabated zeal fct the peeuligr interests and prosperity of the County of Leicester. I have the Honour to be, - Gentlrmen, _ _ Your most obliged, and faithful Servant, - GEORGE ANTH. LEGH KECK. Stoughton Grange, July 12, ISoz. . To the GENTLEMEN, CLERGY, and OTHERS, .FREEHOLDERS of the COUNTY of LEICESTER.. GENTLEMEN, . rrHE distinguished Honour you have .this Day cOnferred, by again unaniniOualy me -one of your Representatives in Parliament, demands my earliest and nfost grateful Acknowledgments.. The' very liattering circumstance of your public approval of my past services, whiCh accompanied, on the-day ot •No mination„. your acceptance of the renewed otter of them, could not fail to uuke the deepest impression on my .4 - cart ; and both as a recompense and motive, to stimblate my resolution of unabating perseverance' in that course of diligent 'attend ance and independent conduci, which have obtained from you such an , honourable testimony of your continued - contitlenee and good opinion. • I remain, Gentlemen, With the most respeelfal and zealous attachment,. • Your greatly.obligeci, faithful, and devoted Servant, -EDMUND CkELDOC& HAILTOPk.' Kni;htoa 'Lodge, July. is, tica;, SALE of LANDS in the COUNTY of B E RWI OK. TO BE SOLD 431 1. PUBLIC ROUP In the - Royal• Exchange Coff;:e-house, Edinburgii, on Fri_ clay the 27th Day of , t An6ust n,:xt, at Two'o'Clock Atter ;l';:ot previotisly Sold by PriVate Bargain,.. THE LANDS of REDPATH and HORSEUP:. C.LE UCH, - ht the Parish of Longfortnacus and 'County of 13etwi_e14...eontainnag .together 4056 ticresi whereof goo are Arable dry i Tunip Soil, and the .reinainder generally green sound Stieep - liralk. The Lands are pleasantly situated on a .Sporting , COuntry, and abound with Game, 'and the - Waters of the.Dy and Whittader, two tine Fishing.Streams,' are the bi>inidaries for up wards of seven miles. The .Hi gh Road leading' frorn.Halciiii.,;ton to • Dunse, - passes through them, and they.are distant aoout twelNe miles from Haddington and seven , ,front . Dunse. The whole are at present lett on im proving Leases to two Tenants, at the yearly rent of 4561. Sterling, but Is very - considerable increase of Rent may rea sonably-be expected, when the Leases expire. For particulars, apply to Mr.. Alexander Low, at 'Weed end, Hoar-Dunse..who has power to conclude a „private bar gain, in one of .two 'Lots, as inrcruling.oifereis ruay ; to Mr. tames Veitch, late of Swinton Mill, or Mr. Arch.' Swinton, Writer to the Signet, Edinburgh. . _ • PITCHLEY GRANGE. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT; And entered upon at Michaelinas next . , LL that ciyiai and extensive Stone-1;64 Mes . . , . silage or Torr*lent, with convenient Stabling, Out buildings, and frerniseS, situate in the Parish' of Pitchley, in the County of Northampton, comMonly tailed PITCH . - LEY GRANGE HOUSE, together with the several Closes or inclosed Grounds of rich Arable and Pasiure Land, sur . rounding and adjoining the' s'arrie, containing together, by estimation, SzS Acres, or thereabouts; there or less. And also ail those several Other Closes;, or ilnclosed Grounds; lying together arid near the aboVe; 'with large and convenient Barn; Yard, and Out-buildings upOrt the smile, containing, by estimation; 266 Actes,..Pr thereabouts, mote or less, and no‘V in the oecup*on of John Tomlinson. The move Estate is pleasantly sittated'in - a. well-known Sporting Country, and within }Kara. Mile of the Residence of the Pitchley Huilti The abuse is very spacious,, and,a Ca pital Residence for a Sporting Gentleman ; the Country around abounds in Game of evr,ry - deseription ; ille 'vfihale is well fenced, and supplied with Water, .and each Farm af fords Lime-stone of a capital quality. ' For further particulars, and to treat for the same,. inquire of' Messrs. kindeiley; Long, and Ince, SYrnonds-inn, Chancery-lane, London Mr. Cole, jun. Attorney, North, amptoa ; and. Messrs. darter and Cardale; Attornies; Lei-• eester ; alk“or a View of .the Premises, _apply to the TO. nant. BILIOUS DISORDERS, Flatulencies, OlistruCtons; Nervous Head-achy, &c. R. DIXON, Apothecary, begs 1 c:i ve to re.: mind the Public of the extraordinary efficacy of the ANTIBILIOUS. PILLS, of which he is the Propiretor ; as also of their particular utility at this Season; in preventing those dangerous indispositions . of the StoMach and Bowers; which frequently terminate fatally,' if not removed in time. .They are the best remedy fot all those ,rises of indigestion which arise from a i irregular Secretion •Ot bile; and are more salutary and useful than any other Medicine, in preventing ,the costiveness of habit and sickness of stoirrach generally at tending a stare of pregnancY:: The great /demand for them tor exportation to those hotter clitnates,where, Bilious Dis . orders amend,- and where the Yellow Fever has so.king pre. vailel; is the best encomium that' can be given 'of their vit.. tues - : Cases of their efficacy from Many or tire ik.loblitty; are wrapped round each box; signed G. Dixon. Sold,. wholesale'and retail; at Ching and Butler's, Cheap, Ode, near St. Ml's ; • and retail; by Picling, No. 76, opposite the Pantheon; Oxtord-street SWiney f ;• been Bergen; Elsinore; Bull and Callwel4 Dublin; Davies, Stain.,O Cork ; Scott and Smith, Edinbuigh Stain., and Breafy; Manchester ; Bowman: and Gregson, .Liverpool ; Payne and Richards, Plymouth Belam' and Gibbs; Ports mouth Neales, Dower; Ran'dell; Sotithanipton Dansey, Dock ; 'Aatard, Srnith,%and Crutwell, Bath - Shepherz.l;Brisloi ; Woolr!ter, and TreWmin, 'Bxeter ; and by one or more respedable Medicine Vender in the United Ki4cioui; in lw.r.ett at One Gulittai sd. and as, 9d Oath'. DIVICGEROUS COMPLAINT. . . Another incontestihle Proctlof the Efficacy of Mr. Lignum't / PILLS; recommended to the notie of the aillietert; r. b; at Disiknsar, , Mitnalestei. Dar ' • , • r - HE . following Acconnt of niy Case wilt; I tfust; 1. be a convincing profir . of the, of your Pills Through inattention 2n 1 negligenne. rhy cquiulaint bedartik so alarming, that I applied to a Sur'f,con in the Vicinity tot advice,' who treateme tinSUCCesSfuliy for sortie tirrie, and at length informed me. that my case was desperate . ' owing to rnY not applying for reedical 41(1 sooner in thi.? dreadful situa.l tion,,, a friend of Mine tecodirtioncled the use of your Pillsi Which; after taking two boxes, so far recovered rile; that nit acquaintance were astonished at my speedy recovei'y;. and in mouth more, in the end of June, 1 was Well enough to go tcs HarWich, tor. the benefit of sea-batliing,, re-establish my nervous system; which trom my long confinement had suffered Much.—l live atNotwich, whither I shall return hi about a fortnight, pei&elly restored to my former state of health, —I beg you will inforM the world at large of this my cure; that the. diseased grrtof the human race, may ,reap the benefit of your•sk.ill affil to the incredurous you. may she* this ietier;.and the name of, •. s Dear Sir s • t . Y6tir obedient lifimble trvant,, ts; 196. 'tHOMAS KREAKS. Therie Pills are sold at is. 9d. the Box, wrwlesale and i& tail by M. Lignurh, at his DisadiiS'arY, Mas t eh e sit.ri a nd at Hortrard and Evans's; No. 42; Lotig-lane, Vv.fst-Smitlitield; sole Y';'l . lolres4le aBents in London_;, and retail by the follow ing porsous .I.l.,,t;hrideil, No. 47, Minories ; W. Clarki No . : 269, Borougit : i !ordaii ; No. 13, W•hitechApe).; jeboititi No: iso; Or:tord-street; Sutton, No. . i4i; • Long- acme .3 Wade; Old;fond-street; and No: 163; Fleet4tree't Tutt; and - Boulton; Royal lixchatigel Knight; Norion Ealgate ;. Wird; No. 314, Holborn; arid by the Orincipal. Venderi uY Medicine iii eye r kthe United Kingdodi. • rrciMEktiliti4Ts; . cAptArris of-SHIPS; _ - - 0 F.F,ICIE KS - of the •A It MY, Ni:Ni:Cv•Y E g. FOr NEVOUS DISOItDEKS akial NW•t, RD DECAY'; , LoSS oTl‘l,einOyy; . Peehlei,es:.; DirniteSsof Sight; • Horrors of the Mind; Pains Of the BaCklitd - toini, Paralytic' Com idaintS i ; Tremblings;—• . . . • ..&C; &c: etc. , LtUNTER'i,:RESTOkATIVE BALSAM Oi l I A . LIFE 'arid HEALTH is now taken LW Centleinen of the first disatiOlion in this Kingilbrii as well as Ofher'S, by whom it is acknowledged to possess u .:. nist etticaCioupro pertieS in the cure of Weakness,and Decays., It supplies dui exhausted:parts with fresb juices; and totally rt-establishei the whole Nervous System. • . Gentteineh from the Eat ankl•West 16405; whose habit were refixed by t lit:4 of those C Inflates; haVe received infinite beriefft . ; i‘s welt as. Olt.tdc..t I.leloy4;ing to the'Army and Navy; whose Constitutions were impaired by hard ierd: Vice; and the various changes of Climate, Ste, ~ . Persbns far advanced' iii yea'•'s should frequently take a few Boxes of this- Restotative: which will ._ainazingfy itrengthed there; be the plearis of preventing various disorders?, and iri sbnie nidashre guaidaganiat Lie rivages of tiMe. Note.—This R4torati , M is preparca in Pills which pro ducd. More gradual and lastingett , .:cts•il.:...n lpe internal tbrufs ; the tint' parts of the Ea i are a,ISO preserved. A: Pamphlet oh its with a • List of Curesannexed; miptie. hid Of thg Vendersh price . 6.l. , _ •To be• had at Wade's 'Medicine Warehouses, No. ii 63- Freet.street, and: No'. 13, GM Bond.,4tecti Tuft; 'Riiyal Exchange; Ittatthe*s.tookst:Pcr; strand;' FKicon, ;Milord= street; Crutwell;• .Rath; awitioy, Printer; Birminglram ,- TesSeyrnah; York. Hines, Booksellet, Deeds and all other Venders of Medieineilii• Town and Cuditer=prica fp's. 3d. the bor.' or it May be had in rargerßoxes'i prieebnif ti. SJ. which CUM alit the • qUantity ‘. 9ftbt boxes - , at made up' foi the Army and Nervy. • N. 4. Country Gentlemen rti'd Otme , s , may be supplied" With this Medicine; by spading their ordcr; by Co;kO.4IC,A, or Newsth'etv, or by inclosinz cash in a smalldri . .!ec: to. Mr:Jahn Wade,. No . . zkr; . l l liiirt-iicc.'tt, 4+l as 1.**143;;- Bonct-'44 ::..GENERAL ELECTION. . TothedENTLEMEN, CLERGY, and FRB EHOLDERS of the COUNTY of YORK. - pENTLEMEN, tCEPT my sincere "Thanks for eficligli,,flo . nour yo.o have this day, : coaferred on me, - by .ele&i,u i for the-tnath time viiel,f %titre Representativei ;11Parlia:4, meat. 1 feel the value of the trust—yOu have, tbposed . ins tpe, and will entleavOut to dirStlwge its importaht lundionet with that indepeudence.and, faithful assiduity, which duty and • gratituue alike . inspire._ . • I am, Gentlemen, Your ()Wig , ' and faithful Servant, W. WILBERFORCE. r 2.,, ?Sot.