The Sun. — London, England, 1802-05-10 00:00:00

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A„, The Garden s will be brilliantly Illuminated Tunver the end of the Canal, Mr. - Sum:4Ells will . erea a and put up the same Transparency, the whole' - t he De corations and variegated Lights, which he pre pared and fixed at Mr. OTTO's, -on th e E ven i ng o f the Proc lamatio n . And at Eleven o'Clock will be Exhibited, a most MAGNIFICENT FIRE_WORK, Y the celebrated Artist Monsieur RUGGIE RI, of "e sintilar 'to the one he designed and displad by ord French Governm en t, at the National Fete at Paris er . In the course of the Evening, A CONCERT OF Tn „,9C A r and INSTRUMF:NTAL MUSIC, - "qh will be introduced a Hymn to Peace, as . Place de Conc o rd e , at Paris. sung in the chld..fintance los. 6d. each Person, Coffee and Tea in. Ni„ to be o p ene d at Ei g h t, the Concert to commence at ‘m, and the Fire-Works at Eleven precisely. MR. G. JONES, RIDING MASTER, .most Zrterrespedfully informs his Friends and the Puhlic . i n al, that his B ENE FIT, at the Royal Circus, is fixed t.r TO-MORROW, the ith of May, 1802,, on which If•v,eniiing a great variety of AMUSEMENTS will be in. Parti culars will be expressed i n f uture Bill s an d m uvertiseents. Fhool , Tickets t be ' had o f Mr Tones at his Pantheon Riding. the Corner of .Webber-street, adjoining the N o rth 4"llde of the Magdalen H osp i ta l , Bl ackfr i ars.road, where he 4).1 Y attend s f rom Six in the Morning till Three in the 4"' Of R iding and Managing t,,.errioon, to instrua Ladies and Gentlemen in the polite he Horse. NEW PANORAMA, HAY-MARKET, Next door to the Opera House. T li b t Publi c are respe af tilly i nformed, that this bf p;;,4,torama exhibiting a C RAND VIEW of the CITY ani‘lS:tnd ' Environs, is nos‘ open for public Tower of Th e . 1 1 / 4 1 1 from Drawings made on the North West Tower ot 6 t . 1-1 12 % t ropolitan Church of Nbtre Dam; since the Signing rreliinn inies Ten P tilar 'of eace d , by JAs. DE MARIA, w i ll op e from usk. Admittance 61i - e - Shilling, _ i • C. - - RA ---. I IN:OVER-SQUARE CONCERT ROOMS. 1 / 4 ~ss ER-SQUARE EXHIBITION S with an ° Pen 41)1 )1 TION of PICTURES this SEASON, is moil h'-..„__'' o lt ~,,,And le i n w the ill c Morning tillEontinue Eve:y ven Day,g.Sundays exCepted, in I, ._`Admittance One Shilling - : ::--. CLERG'i'MEIT and MEN of LETTERS, residing in the Country. . A. ItC AING GENTLEMAN, oft 7, whose future 1 , 3 n e j l ans of life render a University Education unnecessary, vl. ert hele• desirous of prosecuting some time longer his mss. assica t 4s • ;4 1 'ttldies, in which he has made a considerable pro r•kti.,- „` e wishes to board with a Gentleman in hi a retired it''d - ''' England er Walebl W11.1. 1 :11 yve . evttl% . mew hie -,* , dna i t he c " at the same time assist him In his studies • and, 241 4 at• ent lernan can communicate some knowledge of Ma coati it will be the more agreeable. 1) 0 ;lp s wer (post-paid) addressed to Keppel Corbett, Esq. ' ‘-ifee, Cheltenham, will be attended to. • I'l o School or Seminary will suit. . _ . h: • --- A Gentleman who has served his Cleik. tan f s r,"& e l ) , 1 . 1 the Country,and ... ha since been two Teats in C th e or the first reectability in Fo . wn wishes to ob. N.044,ry situaticr. of Managing Clerk m art ' Office in the Iv 'rth ,ers, Postage free, addressed to A. R. at Mr. Butter - , L aw Bookseller, Fleet-street, et ill meet attention. t v„IONEY READY TO ADVANCE. tRAL SUMS, from zoo to zo,oool. to he 1,,1ad - -30 ' i ° "t in the urchase of Annuities on real or approved • Letil- SeeuritiesP for which liberal Prices will be give!). tr, tilters (post p - i . 'l) with real name and address. Mention_ 4 t .! ki t e nature Of ;1 1 1 t e Securities, direaed for A. B. to . be left ' 11 4 1 ; Reed's, Law' Stationer, No. s, Bremys-Building§, I\l o - , irY-Lane will receive immediate attention. - r i oker need apply. sti • ~.,, HZ' THE KING's PATENT. lir\-,„EItY MAN HIS OWN MILLER. ... they ß `"ivi AS WRIGHT, Patentee of . th e Tiand n' t Ytti -t "e Corn Mills, respeafiilly informs the Public . , AllaEt -4 Y be seen at Wor'lt every dal, and proved at the Ma - . , °rY No zr, Paul -street, Finsbury-square. • 1W ) p „ 'n T I ) : sy vINC I AL PAPER in the North of England. ; k -es "a3r, Tune t, iSoz, will be published, in New- , castle op Tyne. Number I. of . h -r y " t N ; Weekly New , 'Fiper, to he, entitled The rite C a E MERCURY, and Northumberland and Dur velt, tl 4et te- This Newspaper will be circulated exten- NI% tr uugh the Counties or Northumberland, Durham, c4zhi erland, N a ~ W estmoreland, the Northern Parts lit;;-'1`4 Y orkshire, and tie S . outhern Parts of Sbotland ; t4 l, t , ,no.l,,,Co_,ntain, besides -, detail . of . Public News , an aceu . ' 4 l si:!'"ite Acconnt, of Provincial Occurrence's, Biogra ,!)titt, ',etches of deceased CharatSters, the Reports of Law I.•,'.`,Sai'?. ,etches and Criticisms on Public Amusements and t;''trio in P:s and Arrivals of Vessels within the limits of those t; 1 11 'Pal, 8 ' being on an improved Plan from other Proyi.p -),,, itifers) it is particularly recommended-to Perso . ns wtsh ttill als' ° : l 4 l 'tion on Com . tnercial . and Maritime A ff airs, and , t tl 0 , 9 found highly interesting to the Friends of Agri tt,)c) Literature, and the Arts. kteet, t o w ast on Tyne : Published by J. Mitchell, De . an- Ills, hom Orders Communications, and Adv.erttse 40'h'ett'qi.e t 0 1 3 e addressed ; also to Mr. T. Hurst, No, 35, tt,;" 4 re `.1.-40%, J. Latimer, Esq. No.. 13, Gray's-inn 'l, ' and to' Mr. Taylor, No. 5, Warwick-square, Lou- -t h, ' A RELIGIOUS NEWSPAPER. 'nlii, , THE WEEKLY REGISTER. _ tt4 4 l t 1 ei,,ery Wednesday Afternoon, and cliculatecl by o °St and other ConVeyances within too miles of Lon- A „1, Thursday Morning. "'VII are h, an ,I'IES, and serious Persons in general, . , p4e,lftitly informed, that though all articles generally %L t/I leac T r '":iing and fashionable, are 'excluded Iroml?is 4 -4 nth ino, as accounts of Theatres, Mas . querades, Bal l s , 4:itit,i,„er.PLices of idle resort and dissipation, the utmo s t btelii! Is used to sidle the most interesting and important 4t :k ci'lles D4rt t ce A, ILair s of respecling th e C ommerce and the Foreign and the Country. ronri rriG R " i r. HiT WEEKLY REGISTER being apP r ,_ 1 , 4 41 seringion, Letters or tZmi:rks upon Men, Book 0 iji i to ti. Persons of all dendminations, with particu s ar . 3, e,.. ,e proyf,.ress or propagation of Evangelical Troth, li k. " be preferred to hurtful speculation or idle con irreii enients of P ublications, Situations, &c. free of h. 4. Pot:s tendency are received by Mr. D. Brewman, t" °l d 1 3 'l ' - London, by whom kr i f WE i/ .1 1 ev, corner of Ileet-lane, Ire . I .`e Pr or , s\- LY . REG IST E R is printed and published, , p ec,iyecrrietors, and where COmm a) k e ersoris tetititst t° -ittrous of being - uPplied with thi s P u bli cat i on , eti Ply as a:.):-Pe, or to tut: Ncwscalriers. LLOYD's COFFEE HOUSE, - . May 11, !Sox. ASUBSCRIPTION FOR ERECTING A STATUE of the Right Honourable WILLIAM PITT, late First Lord of the Treasury, and Chancellor of the Exchequer, for his distingui s h e d and valuable Services, which he has rendered to his Country, during the course of his able and upright Administration. 1. J. Angerstein, -- to to Clagget and Pratt, - to to Angerstein and Rivaz, to to William Bowdon, - to to Robert Sheddeft, - to to Robert Steele - - to to George Shedden - to to William Bird, - - 5 S i Robert shedden, jun. T o to ohn Barnes, - - to to P. and H. Le Mesurier, to .to ohn Anderson, - • to to Joseph Marryatt, - to to ames Forsyth, Earl Spencer, - -' 21 o H en ry Th om p son , to to, Countess Spencer, -' to to Mrs. HenryTliompson, $. 5 Viscount Althorp, to to P. Begbie, - - - 5 $ John Angerstein, - to 70ohn Meyer, - - -' to to Mrs. John Angerstein, to to John Jacob A ppach, . to io Miss Angerstein, - to to lames Crabb, - - 5 5 john Thomson, - . - to to F. S. Secretan, - - 5 5 . Mrs. John Thomson, to to Isaac Aguilar, - - to to Thomson Botiar, -- to to - Cornelius Donovan, 5 5 Mrs. Tlidnison Bonar, to 13 A. M. Bennett, - -, $ s Thomson Bonar, Jun. to to , Samuel Dixon, - .: 5 s Rawson Aisiabie - , to to Sfibscriptions received by Bennett and White,- at the Bar of tt,i3 Coffee-House. MHE ANNIVERSARY of th e BIRTHDAY .1. of the Right Honourable WILLIAM PITT will be cominernorated on Friday the 2Stb. of May. Earl Spencer in the Chair. Stewards. Marquis of Worcester W. Egerton, EsT. Earl of Euston W. R. Cartwright, Esq. . Earl Temple Han 4 Sloane, Esq. Viscount Morpeth - C. R. Ellis,-Esq. Lord G. Levison Gower E. W. Bootle, Esq. Lord Louvaine • R.. Ellison, Esq. , Sir W. Lowther, Bart. Lt Gel' Egerton Sir H. Mildmay, Bart. S. Thornton, Esq. Sir R. Vaughan, I:art. W. Manning, Esq. Siri. Wrottuly, Bart. -T. Raike, Esq. Sit' S. Stuart, B a rt. N. B . French, Esq. • Sir R. Peele, Bart. ' J. Turner, Esq. W. Dickenson, Esq. G. H. Sumner, Esq: • T. Fane, Esq. - R. Down, Esq. Francis Gregor, Esq. R. Millegon, Esq. Tickets at one Guinea each, to be had at the Bar of the London Tavern ; and of J. Hatchard, f Bookseller), No. too, Piccadilly. Dinner on Table. at Five o'clock. PRESTON GUILD, Preston, April 16, iBoz. THIS IS TQ GIVE NOTICE, THAT the GUILD MERCHANT, for the Borough of Preston, in the County Palatine of Lan caster,- will be opened. with the usual Solemnity, at the Town.Flall, in Preston aforesaid, on Monday the Thirtieth Illy of August next ensuing, being.the first MondAy after the feast of the-Decollation of St, John the Baptist ; when and where all persons -having, or claiming to nave any right to Freedom, or other Franchises of the same Borough, whether by Ancestry, Prescription, or Purchase, and to appear by themselves, or their Proxies sufficiently authorised, to :A:till.] and make out their several Rights thereto ; otherwise they will, according to ancient and immemorial usage, l'orieit the same, and be debarred thereof. And it is further required, that, at the time and place aforesaid, all.and every person and persons that have ty,:en born since the, last Guild Mer chant, tandclaitit a Right to Freedom of the said Borough, by being the Suns of Freenien of the slid . preceding Guild) do and shall produce by themselves or then* Prokies true and authatitit Ceetificatcs their NAmts; Agea,. an,; pi ..,3p of MAAS ' the bum to Make - out and asc,train t r said RiOt. NI C. GRIMSHA.W, PAVIINS . C.; HOUSE, DUBLIN. TH E Time for receiving Proposals for LIGHTING the STREETS of DUIVI.IN s is rke ceswily enlarted to Monday au; 17th of May, on which Day they sill be taken into consideration, and after which time rio further Proposals will fie received. - • This Day was ol puisneci, in Olic Volume Price 9s. Fine los. 6d. BRIEF COMMEN TAMES on surd Points of the REVELATION as relate to present time, con taining,.-xst. A Sunlit) try of the prominent eve nts of the Apocalypses. 2d. The Prophetic History of the Beast of the Botteinless Pit, and Beast of the Earth. 3d. Of the Kean mation. 4th. Ofthe Seven Vials, or the Wiath•ot God, as lately poured out upon (ist. Atheistical France ; 2d. On the Pope; On Papal Germany; 4th. On the Monarchy and King of-France • sth. On the . power, of the Atheisti cal Republic of France ; 6th. On the TurkiSh Empire and Mahometan Apostacy,; 7th. On the Grand Coniederacy of the ungodly, or Babylon the Great, preparatory to the Reign of Christ.) sill. Of the imprisonment of-Satan, thegeign of Christ, and the first Resimedion. 6th. Satan's 'release from imprisonment, his last eltOrts to destroy the Kingdom and. Power of Christ, his capture and final condemn'ation ; - the destruction of the World, the second and last Resurredion, and the triumph of Christ over Death and Hell; and who shall then be condemned, and who saved. .7th. Of - the blessed state of the righteous, redeemed 'through faith in ChriSt, in a spiritual life to come. Bth, Of the Man ol 9th. 01 the Little Horn. loth.. Of the Anti-christ By JOSEPH GALLO%VAy, Esq. , Formerly of Philadelphia in Am er i ca; A ut h or o f L etters to a Nobleman, and eater Traeg on the late American War. London Printed for the Author, and sold by Hat Chard, Piccadilly, and Rivingtons, St. Paul'si Church-) ard. TO THE CURIOUS IN FISH SAUCE. THE NOBILITY, GENTRY, an d PUBLIC i n general, are respedfully informed, j: BURGESS and Son's G.E NUINE ESSENCE of ANCHOV I ES, Continues to be prepared by them in the same manner that has given such universal approbation fbr many years past. The long justly-acquired superiority of that Article . is fully confirmed in the opinion of the Co u ntry a t la rge, and `ot Persons resident in all parts of the World, and having stood the test of trial, ranks it in the situation it now maintains. The general utility of their Essence ot Anchovies and other rich - Sauces-for Fish; &c. induces them, front the numerous Advertisements daily. appearing, to caution fainilies, &c. in purchasing the same, as none is to be had of their Genuine, but at their Warehouse as under. Every other Article in the Oil Trade for family use, of the best quality. West-India Merchants, Captains of Ships, &e. Officers in the Army and Nave, supplied upon the shortest notice fOr the East and West Indies, &c. 63' For the convenience of Families in Scotland, they hive appointed Messrs. R. Johnston and Co. Edinburgh, their sole Agents for Fish Sauces. Warehouse, No. 107, corner of Savoy-steps, Strand, .London. DOUBLE WRITER. By His Majesty's Royal Letters Patent. _ . rrHE neivly.invented Machine for Writing with Two Pens, producing at the same instant Two Origi nals, according to the common mode of writing, is otliired to the Commercial, Political, Legal, and Literary World, as well as to all Persons desirous of preserving authentic Re. cords of their Correspondence, Statements, Compositions, &c. This Inv ent i on , w hi c h i s re d uce d to a practice both easy and free front every defea, has been sanaioned by the patronage of some of the most distinguished Characters in the World.—Many persons who had been obliged to have re course to the Copying, or rather Pressing Machine, have ex perienced the most complete satisfaction in the use of the Double Writer. The troublz and inconvenience attending the ibriner, are totally superseded by the latter, which is so justly tbrmecl, that there can be no mistake in its use, and , wastructed with such mechanical exactness and solidity, as to preclude the necessity of all repair. Iklanuflaured and sold by J. H. Farthing, Cornhill, Lon don, Portable Writing-desk and Letter-copying-machine Ma. nufadurer i for Exportation. To EDWARD PEPPIN; Esq. HIGH SHERIFF of the COUNTY of SURREY, WE, whose Names are hereunto set, Freeholders of the County of Surrey, do hereby request you.will call a PUBLIC MEETING to be held at Epsom, in the same County, for thepurpose of taking into consideration an ADDRESS to HiS MA J E STY upon the happy Restoration of PEACE. Onslow, " A. Ohslow, ' • G rantley • Robert Burnet; ' Leslie, t ßobert Hankey, Crariley, Joseph Bradney,. john Frederick, R: C. Smith, Thomas Turton, - J. P. Kensington., Robert Baker, Thomas Gaitshell. In compliance with the above Requisition, I do hereby ap point a MEETING to be held on Thursday the zoth Day of May inst. at the SPREAD EAGLE, EPSOM, at Twelve o'Clock at Noon. EDWARD 'PEPPIN, Sheriff Walton Lodge, May 8, 1802. BERKSHIRE. TOWN-HALL; READING, May 6, tFaz. At a MEETING ofthe GENTLEMEN, CLERGY, and FRE EHO LDE RS of this COUNTY, convened -by' Pub lic Advertisement froM the Sheriff, for the purpose of pre paringan ADDRESS of CONGRATULATION to HIS MA D ESTY on the Restoration of PEACE ; The Hon. THOMAS • WINDSOR, Sheriff, in the Chair : Q IR• -NA THANIEL DUCKINFIELD, 0 moved' an Address, which was seconded by Sir Joseph Andrews, and With - an Amendment proposed by tames Croft,. Esq . . andsseconded by John Hudlestrin, Esq. was unanimously • carried in the following form : To the KING's MOST EXCELLENT MAJESTY. . . " We, your Mkjesty's most loyal and dutiful Subjeas, - the High Sheriff; Gentry, Clergy, and Freeholders of the County of Berks, humbly bee . , Idave to approach your Royal Presence, with ., our Congratulations on . the Restoratibit of Peace/ • , • " Your Majesty has had the, satisfaCtion of witnessing the exertions of your. Subjeets in the arduous contest in which they have been engaged, anti which will distinguish your Majesty's Reign as cne of,the most brilliant periods of British. Glory. But severe as these exertions have heen, we doubt . not that they would be renewed with equalspirit and the just . support of.ypur Majesty's Dignity and - Honour, and the se.: Curl tv .and independence of your ,People. " We feel it our duty to say, that we owe our present 14: piths, under the. protethion of Divine Providence; to the Wisdom of your Majesty's Councils, and the unparalleled bravery of your Forces by Sea and Land. - " hat the,same Providence may long continue a life so, justly endeated to the Nation in the possession of the bless ings of Peace, and Of every other blessing which the affix-, tionate wishes of a grateful Country canconceive, is the fer vent prayer of your M a j es ty' s mos t dutiful Subjects.': Resolved, That the Address be signed by the High Sheriff; in the name pfthe Meeting. - Resolved,. That the High Sheriff' be .requested to present the Address; accompanied by the two Members of the Coun- ' ty, and suoh other Gentlemen of the County as think proper to attend ,on the occasion. THONIAS WINDSOR, Sheriff. On the motion of Arthur Vinsittart, Esq. the Thanks of the Meeting were unanimously voted to the High Sheritl, for his attention on this occasion. • Resolved, That the Mlnutes of this Meeting he inserted in the Provincial and such, other Papers as the Sheriff sh . all di rea. Ara GENERAL MEETING of SHI4' OWNERS, held by public rovertisement at the LONDON- TAVERN, the 6th Day of \lay, 180 z, to IvceiVe the Report of the CO M MITT.g E appointed at the last General' Meeting, aid to determineontSpell further Measures which might be thought advisable to - he,,adopted respecting the TON NAGE .D DUTY, and the - ,prqent State of the Shipping Interest of Great Britain. Mr. HILL in the Chair i THE CHAIRMAN. reported the ie - s'tilt . of the Interview of the Committee with the Right.'l-lonour able the Chancellor of the Exchequer, and that they had beeti unable to i,aavince him of the impplicy.and injurious tendency of the Duty intended to be icni.vsed on the Tonnage of Shipping. The Resolutions of the: last .General Meeting, and of the Committee were then read and confirmed. • Resolved; That it is the unanimous °Pinion of. the Ship Owners . present at this Meeting, that from the present state of Europe there is ev er y reason to appre h end the S hip, ping . of this Country will decline, an 4 that any TaX, on that species of Property will be attended with the utmost danger to the State, by dimini s hi n g t h e great Nursery of British Sea Men, and weakening th e source o f National Defence. Resolved, That theCortiniittee be instruct e d to ta k e suc h measures as Miy appear to them best calculated to.obtain Repeal of th e intended T ax on the Tonnag e o f Ship p i ng, should the same pass into a Law. 'Resolved, That it is the tuninirrions opinion of the Ship Owners present at this Me.eting, that in order more efledually at this alarming crisis to promote and protect the Shipping IntereSt bf Great Britain; and to 'endeavour to prevent an y further i n f r i ng eni e nt of the Navigation Laws, it, is hulispen sibly necessary to form and establish a Society of- Ship Ov , ;fners, with Committees to be annually- Chosen from amongst them in London and at the,Out Ports, who are from tisne to time to enter into and adopt such Measures as shall be requisite for the preservation of the in - IV - lieges which the Legislature has in its Wisdoni conferred on the OW ners o f British Ships. ReSolved, That these ResoltitiOns be inserted iii the several Newspapers, and transmitted to the Ship Owners at the Out Por s. IteSolved, That The Thanki of this Meeting be.giireri to the Chairman;, for his able and impartial condud whilst in the Chair. . , Resolved, That Mr. At c h eson be appointed Setretary to the General Meetings • of the Society, and of the Committee in London. (Signed) T. HILL, Chairman. At a MEETING of Lord-Lieutenants of Counties, Com manding Officers of Regiments or Corps of Militia, and Members of either House of Parliament, having served in the Militia, held at the Thatched House Tavern, on Wed nesday, , May 5. li.SOL V ED, THAT the MILITIA of ENGLAND; in its original Establishment, as defined by th e L eg i s l ature in the subsisting Ad, is, " A respectable' Constitutional Force under the command of Officers possessing Landed Pro perty, and hos been found capable of fulfilling the purposes of its Institution, and th roug h i ts constant readiness on short notice for essential Service, has been of the utmost import ance to the Internal 'Defence of the Kingdom." - Resolved, That the Militia, as above described, should be preserved inviolable, and not be subjeded to experiment and alterations, tending to subvert its principle. Resolved, That the 'augmentation of its Numbers is not necessary to the purposes of its Institution, which it has been found capable of rulfilling, namely; That of being a safe and Constitutional Force in time of Peace, constantly ready On short notice, to resist any sudden and unexpeded effort of the Enemy On ti he Internal Security of this Kingdom, as stated in the Ad under which it subSists. Resolved; That its increase beyond 41,024, will convert it into a requisition for an Army, by a partial and unjust bur then on one part of His Majesty's Subjeds, instead of an equitable Tax on the Empire at large: That it will oppress the Poor, and a portion of the Occupiers of Land,. instead Of Taxing the whale Ethpire for the defence of the whole, ac cording to the extent and nature of their property. Resolved, That these Resolutions he communicated by tfie Chairman fo Lord Hobart, one of His Majesty's Principal Secittarics of State. WENTWORTH FITZWILLIAM, Chairman, d'ENIIAL POST OFFICE; Ally 6; 1801. PREVIOUS Measures having been taken_ to fad . //tate ,the Means 'of extrndirg the Ntonber. .rosr DAYS to and from the CONTINE ..‘17:: of EUROPE, 11;fajestv', Postmaster Genera! hereby gives notice, that on and front ;1-MONDAY, the T7t4, invtant, the MitllL . for FRANC', HOLLA HAMBURGH, will be made up t h ree tunes a Week, instead of twice, and be. d.'spatz'll%! fro , a hence at Ten o'Clock in the Z:veninkt of MOND - A - )S, FRIDAYS, and that all Letters must be lrougbt to this Osite brfwc Nine o'Clork on those iiiets. • By Command of His Majesty's Postmaster-Getzeral, FRAN:,7S' FRE:ELING, Secretary. To JAMES KINNERSLEY,,Esq. rk of rne Peace for the County of Hereford. SIR, •- • . Garno;is, April 27; 1802. Have just lvtd the Honotir zo receive your Letter; Resolutions of the•Mlgistrates ot:the County at' Hereford, and have to reirest you td return Oiern mny tr.::.st _Thanks, for the very fLtterMg etpfessions of their approba_ tiotir of my Conduct-in, my late lqi!itary capacity. 'Next to the satisfaction fromthe conscious .endeavour to dis -charge iny,duty,Td_ri..-: tole highest from Ole good opinion'of my !: mild Countrymen, the Inhabitants of my Lative 'Comm- ; it!l.l I shall ever feet , Most sincerely impressed with a nd lasting sense of \ the honour must redound to any : . !trriberot the ,COrntil.,ility from tne fa votirabte notice of so i... , , , T.ctable a batty as t,ie Ivlagistrates of the Cevnty of Hereford. • ' I ain;•• Sir,, your Most obedient, and • - Most humble Sprvant, J. G.. OTTERELL. . . . • ,•. . SHROPSHIRE. . ..-, At Ressionshehl thez - ,;th , ay.of April; ISoz. TuE JUST • ICES- a,seinbled •at t hi s G enera l Quarter Sessions of the Peace, have (pursuant to the Statutes made in the third year of the Reign of their late Ma jesties King _William .and• Queen Mary, and the twenty-first year of the Reign ~of his. late .Majesty Kink George the Se con..l) assessed amid rated the *Price of all taint Carnage of :ill Goods whats-oever (except Money, 'Plate; . or jewels) that alal.l be brought•from London to - any Place or Places within this County and Jurisdiaiort (ci.cept . the Town of Shrew's bury) by any Common Waggoner or Carrier, at the Rates r and Prices following, viz, . For the Carriage. of ail such-Goods (lixcep.t Money, Plate, or jewels),brought from lionclon'into. any Plac-e within the County. of Salop (eicept .the Town of Shrewsbury), and 'there delive-red, from tins Sessions until the next Easter Ses sions to be held in the year u-f. : •our Lord 1813, by . any CtiacTl •or such like Carriage, Three Halfpence per hundred weight • of I till). per Mile, anso in, proportion fora gr ,- ..iiter or less quantity, except._ ParL'ets of t w:igittpr under, and for such Parcels Otte Shilling and Eightlseticei 'amino more, and so in proportion for any greater or les*distance: • For,the Carriage of all such Goods (except-Money, Plate, or Jewels) brought front London intd any PlaCe Within the said . County, except as aforesaid, and tbere this Sessions until at.: next Easter Sessions •to -be . liahl in the year of our .tiorci is;3, by . any Waggort or sash like Carriage, Three. Farthings per hundred weight'of f rzlh. tnile, 'arid so in proportion for a greater or less quantity,. except Parcels of illb.weight or under; and tbr such . Parce .. l.A.One Sliillitig and Sixpence, and no more, and .so iu proportion for arty .greater ar less thstance. . - • . The said several Rates . and Pricet to lite) ud'e eyed/ ExpenCe and Charge, whatever for the, Curriip. of such Parcel or Patgels . to the Place wlteie the same Shall' be deliVered by such Commoa Carrier, in any Place witnin'the said County, except as aforesaid. • • A.tltt it is ordered by thisrott,rt,' that these Rates b 6 certi ficcliminecliately after. this.S.qssions by the Clerk of the Peace tins County, t o tat Lord "la) the City c! London, aud also to the respective Clerks of the Peace for the Coun,;• ties of Middlesex and Surrey, and City an d . Lib erties o f Westminster; . and likewise be certified to the s evera l M ayo r s .and other Chief Ofnedrs of each respective Market Town itt this Jurisdie.lion, and be ;Aka up .in some public Place in such Market Town, to which all Persons ipay re4ort for their ihforniation.. By the court. WINGFIF.LI), C. P. ; .TO BB SOLD BY AUCTION, ' • At tile Hop Pole Inn, in Worcester; on the 3d Day of June next, beLwc..en,the Hours of Three ind Six in the Afternoon, subjea to CondiziOnS of Sate to be then pio - - du,:ed • • N hie*ant New-ereded VILLA, - i n t h e P niis h of Whittington, in the County of .svoicestei-, witliin two Miles ofthe City, with the :)ifices, Coach-hou;e, Stable, Garden, and Snrubifery neatly laid out, and about t h ree A ires -of rich Meadow Land, in high eultiyation, part Whereof, ha's lately been planted with choice . Fruit T rees. Th e La ,d and PreMises' adjoin the London Turnpike-Road', leading troth WOrcester to Pershore4-are within a pleasant. walk of Wor cester, command a delightful View , ot'the adjoining Country, are Freehold, a desirable scot, or a small Family, and were late the PrOperty and Residence Of Mr. Jonathan Lea, de, ceased.. „- For other Particulayi, apply . to Mr. Bird, College-yard, WOreester or Mr. Yeomans, No. i/and 13, Clements Int, London. . • HENBURY-HOUSE, WORCESTERSHIRE. FREEHOLD ESTATE NEAR BIRMINGHAM. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, At Styles's Hotel, in Temple-rosy, Birmingham, on thurs, day the zoth of May inst. precisely at Three o'Clock in the Afternoon, unless previously disposed of by P r i vat; ct Contra, of which mince will be give n ; THE very Desirable and Handsome Residence of HENBURY HOUSE, pleasantly situated near Moieley, within three. rniles of Birthing'...urt, coniprizing 4 0 A• zR 38P. tmoreor less) of excellent Arable, Meadow, and Pasture Land ; alSo two small Dwelling-houses, with Gardens and Out-buildings;Wonting the Road l ea di ng f r d m Birmingham to King's Norton acid Aleester, all within a Ring FeriCe. - iferibury House consists of two very handsome large Par. lours, a remarkable good Kitehen;•two very convenient - Pan., tries, Brew-house; &c. ; seven gdod Lodging-rooms, Cellars and Bins, also a Laundry adjoining the House, and two Lodg_ ing.Toollls' over it ; an extensive Garden, Shrubbery ; Green house, Orchard; FiSh PrificiS, Kitchen Garden, Coach_ house, and other Out-buiidins, all in complete repair, and in - every respect eligible for the Residence of a Gentleman's -• • , • - Theyossestion of the whole may be immediately had,fex. cept a small Dwelling-house and Garden, which are Lett to a Tenant uptii Lady-day next). A Pack of Hounds are kept - within one mile and a half. The Situation is very desirable for a Sporting Residence. - • - • For particulars, apply to Mt.. Becifordi Attorney, New street, BirminghaM, %v - here a Plan of the Estate may be seen; or to Thomas Park; Esq. No. x 7, Hart-street,l3l6omsbury, London. The Land-Tax is redeemed.. . pREGNANT LADIES, wh o s e delicacy requires concealment, may be accommodated with.every,n;Ges sary anti conveniency requisite to their situation, as usual, at Mrs. Hofman's i . remowd from Oxforsl.strect i to !sic . .L . : 4, Can.. non-row, Parliamcv-strcet, who, for these' lan zoo .Years paSt, has performed innumerable cures, continues to give her Advice .to those Ladies atfliciecl with irregularities, 'obsirne-• tions, weaknesses, nervous diseases, private disorders, and other complaints at a particular period of life ;* also the ge neral causes of miscarriages, and eicry other 'disorder pecu liar to the Sex. Ladies labouring under obstruaions, ing an uneasy sensation, will consult their own n ly applying as above : the strielesidelicaty,'honotif, and ietitei are observed. • N. B. By seeing the morning's urine, she informs the Pa. tients if curable, as she never.tatics them in care, uriless. be• in justified of 'raking, a cup:. • N 9 case will•be heard'_ r without the customary fee of Ilaif,a-Goinea.• Attendance from Ten till Six o'..Clock, Sundays excepted. 'Mrs: Hofman continues to give her advice tb the afflicted 114 semeral with unbottuded sucaess,