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MEN, CLERGY, and FREEHOLDERS; held at the Guildhall, in the Borough of Lesewitliiel, 'the rsth Day of lune,' tSoi - , pursuant to Puhlic Athteritsernent, for the purpose of presenting an ADDRESS of Ccingratulatidn to HIS MAJESTY . oh the Peace ; this Day was published, • In Royal Caavo, Price LI .• 16";'. in boards, • • Volume the Second, in-Two Parts, of a New Edition of ' THE REPORTS of the most Learned Sir EDMUND SAUNDR,RS,.Knt.•Pite Lord Chief Tus ticeof the King's Bench, of several Pleadings and Cas - es in the Court of King's in the Time of the Reign of Kitv.; Charles the Second. With three - fables ; the nrst, of' the Names of the'Cases ; the second, of the Matters contained. in the Pleadings; and the third, of the principal Matters con tained in the •Cases: , With Notes and References to the Pleadings and Cases. . • . • By JOHN WI LLIAr'3, Serjeant at Law. • Prifited lor Cadell, jun.-tine .)avit.,s, in the Strand ; and Clarke and Son,• Portugal -street, LincoL i k's Inn Fields. • - Of whom may be had, the First Volume, price 18s, in boards. ' • , - VAUXHALL. , tinder the Patronage of His Royal Highness the PRINCE of WALES. - - And by the express desire of her Grace the Dutchess of DEVONSHIRE. Tothe GENTLEMEN; CLERGY, and FREEHOLDERS of the COUNTY of LINCOLN, THIS PRESENT EVYNING JUNE i 3, 180' O f Wi!l be a _ MAGNIFICENT GALA, • And Gr.T•td Exhibition of FIRE_WORK.S. Admission 3s. • . Doors open at Seven, and the Concert begins at Eight C'Clock. To prevent disappointments which so frequently oc cur from the Companies not being able to obtain*Seats in the Evepit*, they are respeetfully informed, Boxes may be taken by an application at the Gardens between Ten in the Morning and Three in the Afternoon. • .GENTLEMEN, • • yo Uk very worthy and respeded Mem ber, Mr. Vyner, having declared his intention to decline representing you in the ensuing Parliament, and presuming that, on the dissolution of the preiient, so speedily to be expeCled, a General Meeting. may be called,. for the pur pose of nominating Persons for that distinguished Situation ; I .am encouraged to ofil.ir you my regpetiful Services; and to solicit the Honour of your Support on that occasion. If I should be so fortunate as to obtain your favourable opinion, and eventually become your Representative in Par liarnent, you may be assured ,of my constant endeavour to support ourinvaluable - Constitution, and promote•the wel fare of the County of • • I have the Honour to be, Gentlemen ' Your most obedient, and very .humble Sqrvant, CHARLES CHAPLIN. Slankney, June ath, 1802. . . THOMAS CARLYON; .E.l Sheriff; iii the Chair TT. was Unanimously Resolved (on the Motion of Sir Christopher Hawkins, Bart. seconded by the Rev. 'Henry fiawkins..Trernayne), that the following Addres he presented to tlis Majesty : " To the KING's MOST EXCELLENT MAJESTY. We; Your qllajesty's most dutif u l an d l o y a l . S u bj e aS, the High Sheriff, Gentlemen, C lergy and Freeholders of the Coiinty of - Cornwall; humbly beg leave to ofnr to Your Majesty bur sincere and heartfelt Congratulation on the happy. Restoration, of Peace. • . . have during the la , e arduous Contest - conternplated - with admiration • and *gratitude the unparalleled Valbilr and Skin - crlSour Eleets and Armies, -- the 'unshaken. Loyalty and Fortitude of the great body of - Vour People, to' united exertions, under Providmce, it is, chiefly owing, not only that our'owil invaluable Constitution has bean pre served; l t.it thAttha Principles.of Anarchy have been resisted in this as in the neighbouring Countries of Europe, while the strength of the British Einpu-e - has been consolidated. •• • ••• ••• -ELECTION TREATING: Lately publishedln Bvo. price,ss . . in hoards, A ; REPORT of . the Two Cases . of CONTRO- F VERTED ELECTIONS of the . BOROUGH or SOUTHWARK, in the County of Surrey; which wer - tried and determined by Seled Committees of the House oC Commons, during the first Sessin of the Eighteenth Parlia ment of Great Britain, 37 George ,II I. With Notes ancl,ll - - To which ire, added, an Account of the two subsequent Cases of the City of Canterbury ; and an ,kppeh dix on the (2;,z,rht of the Returning Officer tn.administer tne Oath - Of Suprema4 to Catholics. By HENRY CIA Fl , O RD, of Barrister SPRING GARDENS, GREAT ROOM. lIE ORIGINAL Great HISTORIcAL TURE, pliivt:id by SAMUEL JAMES ARNULD, . , • . represent ip4 'on .a most extensive scale the Memorable IIAT 471, E beri, re AL E XAN DR lA. on the mst of' AI arch, • in which thf• gallant Sir RALPH ;AY RO MBY lost nia Lite, c , nt'nues open at the GREAT ROtli\i,' SPRING GARDENS, every Day, from Ten till Dusk. Admittance One Shilling. Sketches of Reference. are delivered to Ladies- and Gontle rnen lionourin.i.; the Exhibition with their Presence, and a - • Person attends to explain the Pittitre: at _Law. - Londcn : Printed for W. Clarke - and Sons; Portugal_ street, 'Lincoln's-inn. *Of whom may be had, a Variety cf Elcdion Books. • NEW PANORAMA, lIAV-MARKET. • : I E Public are respeAtully informed, that this P..norama, exhibitiner l a,,C RAND VIEW of the CITY of PARIS and Environs, is - now open for public inspedion;' Painted froth Drawings made on the North West Tower e t f the Metropolitan Church of Nutre Dame, since the Signing of the Preliminaries of Peace, by As.. p E MARIA, will continue open from till dusk • Admittance One Shilling. • • N. B. A Person regularly attends to explain the Picl-nres. ELECTION This Day was pub!!,beds In One Volume Odaso, Pricl.A-9 6 boards, us. b und, A. PRACTICAL DIGES 1 of the .ELECTION LAWS, • - rnE EARL OF LONSDAtIi, • A LL PERSONS who -have any Demands upon the late EARL of LONSDALE, are desired imme. diately to seld a partiaflar Account of the sante to john itichA• (son Esq t thnr Hail Westmoreland. ARNIY. W ANTED TO PURCHASE, a 11/kijority *. of • . Light or Heavy Cavalry in an mici Regiment at Horn . e. ...FOR SA E, a Company in a Regiment in the West tee from, Reduction. - l• azrtic - ul,:rs, apply or address (post—paid) to y. Can •,:rrnv ..t • London. ' SC:I , CITY OF MONEY. T Loan, HE Prot .of a Pecuniary even_in , z ' - - less disarranged times than the present, becomes ex_ loemely interesting; this importatit contemplation it is, that a Alan of the very Erst Charader, and of ample Power (which a . zlngle Correspondence will evince), is induced thus to tender to .Peopie or Distinction, or Family, his sasr and -most CONFIDENTIAL SERVICES. TO Persons, also, possessed ent . l - .l..oines arising from Lana, Houses, Dividends of Stock, Grants, Patents, Settlements, Church Preferments, or other efficient Property, ANY isipttni... - r't Sus!, the; Interest of which to be secured thereon. Every transaetidn will bz, to. each respective -, Borrcwer, a pleasing memorial ref its being founded on principles diametrically,opposite to the many vi uionary, hut designing otti rs,. whin so prT:ninently disgra;e • the Publie.Prints ; of course, on principles of integrity, se crecy, and dispatch ; and, it follows, or unfailingly yielding the most perka satisiliaibn in the result. Letters, giving; Names and Residence, wilPtr.eet with every gent . teipanly attention and fid e li t y, di re eted for 111;..I-I. laL:k -konoo the care of Mr; RiiYhmond, Master of the New Chap ter Cottee-house, Duke'i-court, Long-acre, London, and the postage paid. - --' ..._____ • • 1 0 I CURIOUS •IN FISH SAUCE. THE NUBILITY-, GENTRY, and PUBLIC itt general, are respectfully informed, J. BURGESS and Son's GENUINE ESSENCE of ANCHOVIES', continues to be prepared by them inAhe same manner Out has giv'n universal approbation for inaiiy years past. The lone justly-acquired superiority •of that Article is fuliy confitated in the Opinion of the Country 'at large, and of Perseus 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 ol•Anchbvies and other =self Sauces for Fish, &c. induces them, front the numerous A dvert ise ment s daily appearing„ to caution Families, &c. in purchasing th e sa me,. as none is to be .had of their Genuine, tit at their Warehouse as under. Evrry other Article in the Oil Trade for family use, of the be st qtiality. - West-India Merchants, Captains of Ships, &c. Officers in e Arun and Nsys, suppled upon the *limiest notice for time Last and West Indies, &c. or the convenience. of FamilieS in Scotland, they eve appointed Messrs: R. Johnston. and Co. Edinburgh, their 4 sole Agents for Fish Sauces. Warehouse, 142. 107, corner of Savoy-steps, ' Strand, London. FIRE-OFFICE,STIikabIV anaeOiklitßlLL, ESTABLISHED - for the Insurance of Houses,. Buildings, Manufadories,, 'Coeds •and . Merchandize, , Vessels, Barges, and every Kind of Craft, with their Freight, Caigoes, ant Stores, in•any Harbour, River, or on * 4 '.; Navigation; FARM! NG STOCK, 'and all other P ro terty, against Loss or Damage by' Fire in any part of Grcjtx .The bireaors have endeavoured to make such arrangements as should be.rnOre suitable to promote the Benefits of Fire insurance than those of the old mode. Extended Commerce ; enlarged Minuladories;—great Accumulation, of ,Preverty ; 4 ha a variety of collateral .Circumstances, rendered it ab. Solutelv r i ercessary to make variations in Fire Insurance, to !void the Errors which from time to time had been discovered, out never amended. The BRITISH FIRE OFFICE has made several amend-e elents, and such as have induced a very cOneiderable number Ot the first Merchants. Traders, and Manufadurers, to give It a most decided preference ; • and they request tfie particular attention bf the Merchants and Brokers to their Rates for Sarig Insurances, calculated to meet their peculiar and io n pi g interests'. The Ci•nifal of the BRITISH ,FIRE.OFFICE, and the Re - its , ; of I ropriefary, render any observation on 43 Stability unnecessary ; and the Charaaers of the Managers place them above tiro possibility of running into wildor fan ciful schemes to obtain business : all the Rules, Regulations, T erms and Conditions, have been maturely weighed - and con sidered, and will be found, on reference to the- printed Pio . Fowls, to contain every thing fair and equitable. • 1 0 FR AMERS, the NEW MODE of insuring Agricul lural Stia;k is recommended, which only requires a value ,_ u Pon each species of Grain, i n whatever building, or on I chateverpart of the Farm it-may .he, at a Premium of Three S hillings per cent. per annum, and prevents the insecurity attached to the old mode now in - practice with 'the other In , Whenever Offices • but the BRITISH. FIRE OFFICE will, w henever desire'd, willingly grant insurance on the old mode. Losses by Fire from Lightning - are made good, and incase of Insurance on Freehold Property, the Benefit of the Police Wi ll'descend - to those Persons who may be legally entitled to t he same, until the next Payment on the Policy b ec omes 'due, Without notice being given to the Office. Annual Insitrances due at MidSllllllllCr Day, must he paid -Within friceen aays therefrom, or the . Benefit of the Policy _ l v, ill be lost ; b ut -I nsurances m ay be renewed after, - without "te expellee of a New Policy.. ,Printed. P r o pos a ls an d Conditions of Insurance, and a List of the Directors, Tri,stees, e.cc. may be had Gratis of their Agents in all the'Cities fficl - princiPz!l Towns in the Kingctflm. , ;ice is berth ; th.it -a Dividend due at Lady-day ta.stis payable to the Proprietors. ROBERT SKELTON, Sec. To the G ENTL C LE RGY,and FREEHOLDERS of the COUNTY of LINCOLN. - G ZNTLtNaN, IN Most flatteriner manner, six years ag - -; von delegated to .me one of the highest Honours th:.,t could be eonferred upon an Individual, eleaing me &ie of your Representatives ; and I. hope, that during - times or . uncommon ditficillty, my conduct in Parliament has evinecil my gratitude to you, and attachment to the Constitution of the Country. • . .i. It was not my - intFrition' to have addre,Ssed you, before dissolution Of Parliament had taken place, lilt •pbsecvinrg another-Gentleman has Offered himself as a Candidate, l• slwid think myself deficient in -my attention to the Vfee hsfders of the County, if 1 longer delayed. to renew - an-offer of my Serviczs at tht,approaching Elcdion. •.• Allow me, therefore, earnestly to request a continuance of: your former partiality ; assuring you, that my best .endea; yours shall ever bedireged to the particular interests of our extensive County, 'and to the welfare of the Kingdom at large. . With great : rasped and-regard, • • I-have tile Honour to remain, Gentlemen, • • Your obliged and Obedient Servant, Gll,l3tßa h IItATHCOTE. Grosvenor-square, Jude 19, t8oz: _ . ----..- . To the- WORTHY .and INDEPENDENT ELECTORS ~ •of the . BOROUGH of I3ARNSTAPLE. • • GEINTi.EMEN, - i • ' ' , 1 HE hiii,py Rettoyarton ofsPeace having afforded IL me tide o )ortunity to complete my Canvass, by pay_ in my person ' peels to those G :A:tie:nen atn;:;.lg. yot ! „. who, from di 1 of Residence; I wi.,i pie-vin - oily- pre. vetted from seeemg, I feel .ii ..a (ally incti.p'.::e;it. on me to return you my very iin.cae- Thanks L, , r tit., 16.‘.rai• and ci,_ cii , . - fe rirl,lli,es ytiu havf given me,-of, 3 .0 , .1r . •,-I, l i i ort ,3n till Day of ELclto.r. ; and should [ .have the Hononr of bec•7,ont:- log one of ,your ReprestotatiV:s, it :vitt be iny nighes:ipii bition to render myself worthy of your ConJtlcriLe. 1).5 , ..:4 , 80 •coPst.int ent.lea - v - ou.ts to promote the welfare ot, the Bor•J•41 of 13ainstaple. i - - .- , . . - I Itave,the Honour to he, . .. . ~ . With tde gre atest . respea, '•• • Gentlemen, - • . . . • • Your faithful.4nd much obliged lluinle Seffirt, Barnstaple, . EDWARD PELLEW. , t?th rune, ISoz. . . - - To the FREE Mid INDEPENDENT ELECTORS 41. tile CITY of CANTERBURY. CANTLEMEW, . . " V 0 . 1) . arc mos't earnestly and particularly. re... 1 tested not to promise your Voteor Interest for the ensuing Eledion, as a Gcr;leman has been solicited to come forwird' to cepl,Atnt your Free and Ancient City, who is a staunch Support& of the presint Administration,. and one who has been honourably engaged -during th4ate arduous Contest to support our Liberties and Laws. 0 ‘,, • AN INDEPENDENT 4-REFMAN / .e-' ,• To the WORTHY t LECTORS of the BciROUGH OW. GREAT NIARI. - • H , AVING received intinnitifin, - irciio a very rc l :. spedable quarter, that a Gentleman of Ch4raa74iri'd Fortune has declared an intention to tiller hims if a C:i.ND f- DA TE to represent this Borougri at the ensuing ;.:,u4:11 Elec c tion ;:and ,as his Principles are truly indepen( cir. 4 'you are requested to - withhold yonr promises of support to any one tor a tew days. You are the, more particularly-requested to this, as it vv ill enable..you to support that I nd'epen...tence which ic., tl,._ :.,, ,t of every Englishman, and to• thrciw oft' those , •fetters \, i 1 - 1 which you are now threatened to be'bound. . AN INDEPENDENT ELECTOR. June zr, rEoz. • . AUGUST LOTTERY. No. 4, Cornhill„ and No. 9, Charing-cross. rr BTSH . respe&i'illy acquaints the Nobility, • Gentry, Ad .Public, .that Tickets and . Shares for the English Surnme(Lottery are now- selling - in great variety the above Oldsiestablished Offices, where the Prizes viii be paid on demand.. PRESENT PRICE. Ticket - £. 17 ,8 Eighth - s o Half - 8 t 7 Sixteenth - - I 3 o Quarter - (1/' Persons in the Country will be supplied (as usual), by sending Letters (post-plaid), With 4 good Bills at short dates, sank Notes, Post-Office Orders, or Cash, to either of the abovr ()HIM . • "Ile Lottery begins Drawing the zd of August next. ptuter,•these circumstances, when the -rest of Europe • had withitrawn from the Confii,:q, we are conyincl that Your Majesty has consulted :vilely fur the Interests of Your People; • in-puttitig an eltd to the War, while its 1-lonotir and Military I)4 , Ovikss stood unrivalled. " We arc desirous of cultiv,ding with sineerity . and cordi ality the 13`tetidgiofthat Peace, to which We are, by Your Majestyi'f,s benevolence; restored. • We ll!gleave.at the same time to -assure Your Majesty, . that we ‘y,ll ic.idy to support Honourpf Your Majes tv's CrOyVti; -pn:l' the' Rights, Laws,. and Liberties of our Country, with rerletubif.td ardour and spirit, should , repeti tion. of such exettioris bd necessary for their preservation."_ gesolved.:;,a4 . nimottsly, That the Address be signed by the,' the name of the I\-leetThg. Resolved I.lnanimonsly, , That the Sheriff be requested to present the Address .to His Majesty, acconipanied by the Lord Lieutenant, the Knights .or chi Shire, and such . othdr. Gerglerrcen•-of the County as may thipk proper tb attend on the occasion.; - '• - • Resolvt4ol4ani.inouSly, That-the Thanks of this Meeting be given to't!itierilf for calling the Meeting, and for his at tention to tire'.) isiness of the day. Rosolved iin:anintousi‘ , That these Resolutions be printed in THE. N, the Gaceral.Evening Post, and the Sherburne Newspapers.. THO-MAS CARLYON, Sheriff. At a Nume'rotit• and Respeetable7M E ETI NG of' the NO GENTIeY' -CLER'GY,.FREEHOLDERS, • and other INHABIT/11\11'S 'of the COUNTY PALA; TIN L of OH ESTE R, held at the -Crown at Northwieh, in the said County, - on.Thiirsday the 17th of •J tine, 1g32, forti4t - purposeof . considering of an ADDRESS to MAJESTY ',in the Restoration of Peace • RESOLVED That George roster, Esq. - in the alcanCe6f.the High Sheriff; who is, prevented by illness from attending. pc, Meeting, be desired to lakC the Cha':r. ;That the'Adleess to His'Majesty, now prQdUced . and - read, , isynaniinottsly approved, and that the saute shall be signed by theChairaian in the name of the. Meeting. - . Thit the High'Sheritrand the •Merithers of the County be to pr . esent . the Address to His Majesty. That to p .Thanks of this Meeting be given to. the High Sheri - f, for calling this Meeting,- and to George Leyeester,. for his conduct in the Chair. • That a.Copy of these Resolutions be inserted in the Ches ter Papers, and in one of the London Papers: "CEO. LEYCESTER, Chairman. ROYAL HOTEL, TAVERN, and ASS - EMBLY .ROOMS", "MA RGATE. IPMAN t Pate , 'returns hip most grateful/thanks for the very liberal Encouragement experienced dnring'last Seaton, and begs leave to inform - the Nobiltty. and Gentry 'frequenting Margate, 'he has recently fitted up tireilOtel in'a superior stile -of neatness, for the re eepzinn of Families and single Gentlemen, hoping by a strict attention t.',Nncrii the continuance of their future . Favours.. lle alt.VA,afilics.on the Wine-Trade, as usukh, •where upon .supplied with that arttcle of the faSt tipatitv. PO:it - C. , 40%;3,•G1a5s Cokhes, Sociables, &c. to let. Kidrnan_bekr . leave to request the favour of those Families. 10 - ion - lay wiV) io,enga s gc apartments by le,tter, to address to rri' at the Royal Hotel, as frequent mistakes have occurred its not being )generally known that Mr. Benson haS'ao toncern in the Royal. tune. . „Margate, May kr, 180.1. THE MEDICAL JOURNAL. MHE Public are respecatully informed that the FIRST NUMBER of •a NEW VOLUME of the MEDICAL and. PHYSICAL JOURNAL, conduced by Doctors FtRADLEY, iI,aiTTY, and NO EFID EN, will be published on the first day of July next, and Persons 'who are disposed to take it in, may be regularly supplied by all Booksellers. •• _ - 71, St. Clidrch-yard, June 4, tgoz, THE SAVAGE OF AVEYN This Day was published, piice — . 3 - s. 6d. in boards, embellished - - with' I-ortrait ~,,dPHILOSOPHICAL 13 ACCOUNT of the. Dis• overy arid Education of A SAVAGE MAN; or of - the first devclopements, Physical and Moral, of the YOUNG SAVAGE CAUGHT in the WOODS, in-the Department of Aveyron, in the year 170, and brought to Paris,- by order of the French Government, in 1799. By•E. M. ITARII, ,Physician to the National Institution'thr the Deafand-Dumb, Member of the Medical Sq,:iety of Paris, &c, Printed for. R. Phillips, - NO. 7(, St. PauPs'Cliurch-yard ; and sold by all Booksellers. This Day was published, . , Price 4S. in boards, cI,ARACTERE MLLITAIRE DES ARMEES k...i EUROP EE NINES clans la Guerre Ao incite, avec une Parallelle de la Politique,.de la Puissancc,"ct des Moyens, des , Rornains'et des Francois. •-• • . Chez T. EGERTON, • - , Au 13ibliotheque.Militair4 Whitehall. • ' Where may be had, , The New . Edition of James's ni ,Regiontal Companion, z vols. • • . . t , , T-RAVELLING TO IRELAND, • ITY 'the ti)liowing COACHES, which set out LI from the GOLDEN CROSS, 1 - IARI NG-CKOSS The HOLYHEAD COACH, through Shrewsbury, Birmingham, and Coventry every morning at ScVen o'C lock. The HOLYH E Ai) MAIL COACH ti 46 Hours, through, Chester, Litchfield, and Northampton, every Evening at Seven. - N.B. The above are - the only Carriages to Holyhead, all Advertisements to the contrary are meant to impose upon the• Public. - The CIIESTER, "PARKGATE, and LIVERPOOL Post Coach every Morning at Six.. • The Ml L FOaD 1-tAVEN Mail COach tlirough Car marthen, Brecon, Gloucester. and Oxford, on Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday Evening. • The PACKETS for DUBLIN sail daily from 'Holyhead, Liverpool, and Parkgate; and for G,oll‹. and WATER FO RD; daily froin Milford Haven. To CLERGYMEN or SCHOOL-MASTEKS. 1 7 0 be SOLD, in the vicinity. of- London, and in • one of the first situations, without exception, for the purpose, a FREEHOLD HOUSE and ESTABLISHED ACADEMY, in the most cornpleat repair, and replete with every convenience for' accommodating upwards of Forty Boarders. It has long been under the superintendance of the present Owner, and there is a restketable - Coianeelion now attached to it. The real reason of the Proprietor's se cession is, an ill state of health.; Exclusively of the Board ers, there are Day. Scholars, producing about 100 L. per an num. The purchase Of the House, Fixtures, and numerous anpropriate articles, will require about roool. It\ is there fore requested that no Gentleman Will apply who cannot Command that. sum. For • the better introduaion of his Successor, the Principal (should it, be wished) would have no objeaion to rendclr,.him three months assistance.---No Letter will be answere&which is not postage free, and which does not contain the reit name - and address of, the, Writer; but secresy may be relied upon, and-will expeeted: Letters to M. to be left at the Bar s 'of Lloyd's Cof fee-house, will be duly answered. The Advertiser would have no objeCiion to leave part of the. Purchase-money as a Mortgage on the Premises. N. B. The Premises are equally eligible for a Ladies' jOHNSON's POETS, RE-EDITED BY OR. AIKIN. ThiX Day were published, With Thirteen Platet, engraved by. Mr. Heath, from De signs of Mr. Stothard, handsoMely printed on a paper, and-hot-pressed; in Six Vols. Foolscap ociave, Price Two Guineosf or on large paper, with Proof Impressions..of the . Plates, Three Guineas\in boards, THE. iiOg,TICAL WORKS of EDMUND SPENCER, printed from the Teat of j:"Upton, with a Preface, Biographical end Critical. By j. Being the first Six Volumes of a New' Edition of the Poets of Great Brit 4 ,, with P rcraces, Bioitraphical and Critical, by SamuCliplin'snii, L. L. 1). re-edite , l with new Biographi ca l and Critical Matter, by J. Ail and with Enibel lislime6tl tO b 1: Liigravcd by Mr. Heath._ „ . . Printed iOr Rusiel-Pl.t.x, Fitzroy-square; G. ; Bell and Bractfut‘e, Edinburgh ; Btash . and ; aid Archer and Colbert, Dublin. * * * - The Works of-Cowk . , - , I)...signs by Mc.tresha:n, and the Works; of Butler, Designs by Mr. Sruirkt., will be publishea shortly.: .By . ROBERT ORME, - of the inner Temple, LOndon:: Printed for R. Pheney, Itner"remple-lane, and J. Debrett, rr The Statutes, and the decisions of Selea Com:iiittees, on the various 13rauches of the'Law of Par.liammtary Elfc tion, are ailanged in this Work, with a. vi..nAt u,•! at Elections, and in Committee Roliwi, relative suing of Writs,—the Duty of R,q - ar;iiii.,.; o;ficers, on rec.::Ut of the vvri tor precept ; proceeding at the'Eleetion, and mak ing the Return,—the QualitieAtions, and personal and oth.:r Discinalifications cif the Eleetors; and the Eh:tied, —Bri and its cOnseciuences,—Petitions-cOmplainin4 of undue 'Elec. tion—the , manner of forming and proceedinf; hefore Select 'Committees,—the Rules of Evidence peculiarly-eipplicabie _P_roceedings before Committees, and—Costs : • ' :*** In the A:4)enclix are a v:irietv of useful Precedents; and a full Index isziven to the whole. STSFFOROSHIRE. TO BE LETT, : for One or Four Years, corn , pletely and elegantly FURNISHED, and ready f'n the immediate reception of a large Family, a roost desirable Hous., called ARLEY HALL, in the County of Stati.;,r.i, 'tour Miles from Bewdlev, six Miles from KidcLrminster, one hundred and'thirty-five from London, end twenty from bir tninghani, with Stable, COach-holts: - ..,, and all ccthvenient Offices, together with an excellent Kitchen Gaeden, walled round , also a idgeon-hoUse we! l - stocked. • The Tenani inaj; have tile bene:it of a large. Manor-to sport over, well supplied with'Gamc, , ;anil ret any Land he may desire. _ For further Particulars. and Brooks, S — otiOtors, I..inc - oln.'s Inn • luid to the Rev. Thorrvts But 4 at Arley, who will give shewing the Premises. DISTILLERY, &c. for SALC. TO BE SOLD BY PUBLIC ROUP, On Saturday the 7th Day of Ali,itst next, in Mr. Adams's • Hotel, at Aberdeen, at Twelve o'Clo . ck xHAT extensive Set of Buildings' fitted. up as a DIS riLtERY,.at 1)on Bridge, about two,,Miles from Aberdeen, with .the Coppers, Stills, Coolers, Vacks; and other Utensili. . . Also a .1/...rge and substantial Flour and Corn Mill adjo)ning, containing Machinery for - workin,„ Lik:e,vise extensive Granaries and Maitini; Barris,'with a commo s choms . D welling-house fir an ' O verse.;r, and other Houses for Servants, - . The.wbole , advantageously situated near the Mouth of the River Don, with a Stone Pier . in . frOnt, to which Ve,v.!fs of considerableburden may be laid within, a . few yards of the Works. . . . . . Anew Entry from the North, to the Town of Aberdeen, is to be immediately opened in the di rcelion of the premises, which, with a Bridg:',' over the Don, intended to be built close to said Works, v.lll greatly shorten and fac:iitatethu access thereto from Aberdeen. The Buildings are eieded on:Grthinds hi'...lcl in Lease - for go years. Credit will be given, on surlkietit :security Entry immediately after . the Sale, except as to, the House for the Overseer. If not Sold in one Lot, the - ,Houses, Mills., and LeLie of the Grounds jhere wit h' cOhne6ted, will be Bold !.kiikrent Las the same day, by Public Roup, coiifpra:;oly to a Ph to thereof. And on Monday the 9th day of Au•Aii:;: . ,,,at Twelve o'Clock.' Noon, the .UTENSILS' will he Sold - seperately on the Pterniies, consisting of two large Stills, anti two very large firewing.,Coppeps, ChainiAgTutnaces,..Worm2s, ::rays Cocks, Fulhps, Lead Pipes, &c.: &c. l alr,ahout rOc,oooltiS. of Metal of tSitbrent kinds, with -.Mash Tun, Winking. Backs, Spirit and Store Cazil7.3, 4nd, other Articles, conformable to a Specification of the whole. For further Particolar - s, application may be made to'Mr. George Frosty - , No. 8, New City Ciumheq, London ; to to Messrs. Fraser and Mole, Aberdeen; either of whont. will spew a Plan of the Works, and the Ground conneacd there.. with. . • NORFOLK ESTATE. TO BE SUM) BY AUCTION, By Mr. BUR I', . , On• Saturday the loth day of July next, at Four o'Clock iio the Afternoon„at the Head Inn lathe City of Noi wich, unkst sooner disnirsed of by Private Contrad, 'Very Desirablq 'EsTiN TB, lying at Saihouse, .171. in the County or Norfolk, {about 6 miles frorriNorwich) flow in the. occupation of Mr. Charles Layton, the Proprie tordonsisia of a goad substantial i)Welling-hoirse, with barns,: stables, coach house, bulle‘k-shed, and other conve nient buildings, all in, complete repai'r, and 2,13 A. 3 R. 2 9 P. of arable, meadow,. and matsh , eater mitt a-icier-care:4 the Whole lyingin a ring.fenc, ; anti without tjtitar road or foot-path running through it, together with the Greet. Tithes ids-Mg from the same. • . . - • Also 32 A. 3R. 3! R. of- Comtnon Land, set out by the COrnntssioliers tinder the salhouse. Iticlosure Act; and in tended t? Wannexed to this Estate.. Also a double Tenemenr ' So - situated as to be a conYenient AbodC.- for it' Stvard or baili if, or at - a small ex 'pence to be converted iilyo a Farm-house ; and two double Cottage for Workmen.. A River navigable to Yarmouth bounds 'one 'side of the Estate; on the Banks of which are seyeral % good staithes and a brick kiln, with a very excellent, vein of briel:-• earth ; the Estate lies in a very 'f)T.etii;.int part of the County, is well-timbered, and has e , Caltri:ive right of fishing and shooting on three Broads,"weil.stAked with fish ancl , wild-fowl ; in the neighbourhood are scvei.d Gentle then's Seats, with good Roads, : and Game of ail Descriptions. The situation nt, this 'Estate' corrirnantts peculiar, advan tages, both for the residence of the Genteletriin and the °cat- Pa•Poti of the. farmer or Merchant. Immediate Possess:en may be ha:l. , For itirther Parficulars apply to Mr. Adzumrl'ayllr, ;rm. Attorney-at-Law, Norwich ; 114 r. Richard Gildard, l3, Holborn-court, Grays-Inn, London ( where 1144 s NOV.D the Estate iruy be seen), or to Mr. Henry Burton, Land-Steward,. at Litaglev t in NorrOlk. C:IT a Lie Steward at the House will she* the Premises.