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I UMBER 303 s:i For the BENE FIT of Miss MELLON, and Miss ' • B. MENAGE. 46 1 , THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. ',. 0 -MORROW EVENING, JUNE iz, • 18oz, TH will he performed a Comedy, Called ' ' E CHILD OF .NA Amanthis, Mrs. TORDAN. F avourite Songs by Mrs. MOUNTAIN, Miss TYR ER, and Mrs. BLAND. after which Will be perThrmed the favourite Ballet of THE SCOTCH GHOST. Fanny, Miss B. M &NAG E. With the favourite Hoi npipe. from the Corsair. '''t Ballet will be followed by a Farce (not at et} these four • years) caned THE ROMP. Young Cockney, Mr. BANNISTER, jun. Priscilla Tomboy; Miss I%IE LLON, (Being her first A p pearan cc in that Character.) TO which will be added, the Pantomime of DONi JUAN. 0 '-kets and Places for the Boxes to be had of Miss Mellon, ti,, 1 7, Little RuBsell-strtxt ; of Miss 13; Menage, 0 4 `j'e St. Martin's-lane; and Of Mr. Fosbrook, at the Box "ice, in Little Russell.street. To the GENTLEMEN, CLERGY and FREEHOLD ERS, of the COUNTY of CAMBRIDGE. N T TAMEN, - -- w4E HEN i had the HonOurof addressing you la s t, 1_ I was aware that a Contest, warmly carried o n , mus t rattencled with large Expence, and I was prepared to meet t t l but, on ca lli ng i n t h e h i ll s i ncurre d at t h e late Election, Vinci their amount so infinitely beyond what the best in.. t4c'trned persons had induced me to suppose, that I cannot e 4evere in support of the Independence of the County of ;Lirnbridge, without endangering my own. The result of c4t CanvaSs has been most favourable, and I doilot entertain doubt of being first on the Poll ; under all the eircum 7.ances, however, I beg leave to return my wannest 'shanks t 0 those numerous Friends who have exerted themselves in ti? cause, v and to declare, with regret, the absolute necessity 1). rensu l inquishi Parliament ng the honour of representing the County in e ing I am, Gentlemen, with great respeet, ki n Your obliged and obedient humble Servant, „..,..g...-_:_street, St. .James's. HENRY PEYTON. LYCEUM NOW OPEN, THE EXHIBITION of an extensive HISTO po RICAL PICTURE, painted by ROBERT KER s `tn ik Tjß, executed upon- the . same grand scale as the 7 r lAlng of Seri u g a pat ani an d th e Si e ge o f Acre, and cont..' ,rheaciing, at one view, the -m o st s t r iki n g arid interesting Cnts of c onte s t b etween t h e E ng li s h an d F renc h Forces, - on en leniOrable zisr of March, 18oz, at the BATTLE OF ALEXANDRIA, 4 .0 e the event o f w hi c h term i nated a destrut li ve War so much to Glory of the British name, and finally restored to Europe ''_ilessings of Peace. Ofl' he P; CT U RE is painted from personal communications th e ti o fi , •st authority, giving a corredi idea of the situa- A od ils . and mbveinents of nearly the whole Line of both Armies, ;introducing in the various Groups, which occupy the ?regr oun d above go Portraits of British Offic ers; th e sur tilkilding Figures of the subject being also pai n t e d from the , Pescriptive Sketches to be had at the Place Of Exhibitior, elt %VIII be open every day, from Nine o'Clock till dusk: Admittance One Shilling. NEW PANORAMA, HAY-MARKET. HE Public are respectfully informed, that this i f? P,lnorrna, exhiitig aGRAND VEW o the CITY ARIS and)Enviro b ns n ,,is now A open for pablic f inspedion; front Drawings made on the North WeSt Tower of N tttropolitan Church of N , otre Dame, since the Signing the Preliminaries of Peace b continue open from Ten till dusk. y JAs. QE MARLA., will Admittance One Shilling. BA Person regularly attends to explain the Pian re. THE MEDICAL JOURNAL. • Public are respeafully informed, that the FIRST NUMBER of a NEW VOLUME of the b'DICAL and PHYSIC &L JOURNAL, concluded by I,,tors BRADLEY, BATTY, and NOEHD EN, will 13'..t 'q't.slied on the' first day of July next, and Persons who lit e '-' l 'Posed t o t a k e i t i n , ma y b e regularly supplied by all onk selleri. 71 . St• Paul's/Church-yard, June 4, iBoz. 1-*To THE 'CURIOUS IN FISH SAUCE. Ir„ lE NOBILITY, GENTRY, and PUBLIC in general, are respeclfully informed, J. BU RC, ES S and I G O GENUINE ESSENCE of ANCHOVIES, continues Leh Prepared by them in the same manner that has givep h u 4nversal approbation for many years past. Yelle long - justly-acquired superiority of that. Article is ~t 1,3 co nfirmed in the opinion of the Country at large; an d o f tile too[ resident in all . parts of the World, and having stood I,al of trial, ran kS it in the situation it now maintains. tich il e general utility oftheir Essence ot Anchovies and other S auces for Fish, &c. induces them, from the numerous CrOOrertisertients daily appearing, to caution Fainilies, &c. in llasing t h e same, as none is to b e h a d • of the i r Genuine, at their Warehouse as under. k s jery other Article in the Oil Trade for family use, of the w quality. th e t - India Merchants, Captains of Ships, &c. Officers in the '"IrlY Eas t an ad Westnd Navy, supp&c. lied upon the Shortest notice f or fF ila v 7 Por the convenience of Families in Scotland, they ki ck aPpointed IlVssrs. R. Johnston and Co. Edi n b urg h, 4r ehou Me Agents f o r Fish Sauces. se, No. toy, corner of Savoy-steps, Strand, London.' At v s TO BE SOLD IN FEE, 33,,"e Fountain Inn in Wivelisoombe, on Tuesday the 6th tff of July next , Four o'clock in the Afternoon, in 4 .„,..y en ts .4ets, V I IPSTABLE FARM, in the County of L ot Somerset. Ve r ,, Z . A new-built House, with convenient Out-houses, ttatiP l easantiy situated on an erilinence a Cottage, Barn, ard ` e ) and Linhays or Hovels at a small distance, and three '" e lts ,• Home Orchard, Pound Orchard, and Pound Mea. eje6 Acres ; H ea l P ar k , to A cres ; W att ' s Cleeve, 7 kotds; Hither Cleeve, 6 Acres; Yonder Cleeve, 5 Acres ; ° l 2 Coppice,6 Acres; Askey Meadow, 16 Acre; Old 'ky r Shippen Park, q.l Ac.ses ; Rookery Meadow, ri Lowek Coultridge, 12 Acres; Lower Cleeve Mea- A)7.! 2 4 Acres ; East Wood i o Acres—Total, SB6 Aeres. ct 2 . Hith-r n Cleeve,and Yonder Leydon Cleeve, for a • Bottoms, 15 Acres. 11! 4. Long Park an d G race P ark, 13 Acres. ‘,5• Great Sioneridge and Little Stoneridge; az Acres. Cour/ridge, 22 Acres. t 7. Middle Courtridge, 16 Acres. le°l 8. Dunhill, and the Garden the East Side, /6 Acres. t 9. Great Meadow , to Acres. Be re s to. Little Courtridgu, and Littic Cleeve Meadow, try Lo t ~, 11. North Wood, to Acres. zw„`,fie Premises an: only two- miles from Wiveliscornbe, •r,"ve from Taunton, and ten from Tiverton. The Land 4'e°' on the whole Only 81. is. a year, and the Poor Rates 4ivequally Imv. The Lands are well supplied with Water, og a.re very improvable. Lot r. is worthy the attention J,entletnan desirous of purchasing a Country Seat.- 1) 4 ' 1 of the Purchase-money may remain in the hands of the tlrchasers tot ajticulars may be known and a Plan seen, on application 14:1r. Mountfort, No. Barnard's Inn, Holborn, London ; 1 0 , s rs• R. W Beaito'n, or Mr. Roert Young, Tann toc,i).Mr. Pearce, Auctioneer, Clatworthy ; or Mr. Hall ,rsti of Ford, near Wiveliscombe. ated 29th nay, 18oz. T a ' I'. - N. [PRICE SIXPE tT CE. In the Press, and will be published on tne ism j ACOMPENDIUM of the LAW of NA I'ION4z, founded on the Treaties and Customs .of the Modern Nations of Europe, with a List of all the Triaties, Conven tions, &c. &c. concluded between the different Powers ,of the World, from the Commencement of the Eighteenth Century to the Year 1788 ; indicating the several Works in which they are to he found. By Mr. MARTENS, Professor of Public Law in the University of Gottingen. Translated, and the List of Treaties, &c. brought down to the present Time, by WM. COBB ETT. Published by Cobbeet and Morgan, Pall Mall, s Vol. Bvo. price 9s. in hoards. robbett and Morgan have published, together with Mr. White, in Fleet-street, Suhs:ance of the Speech of the Right Hoo. 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This W or k is alio puolishing in•Mohthly Numf7e s price 2:5.. 6.1. the:mull, and 45. tit:: ttoy.,ll. No. t to 13 now , published, and rust' be had o:'every Bookseller or man in the United Kid-dont. OXFORDSHIRE T AVING rect.ve 1 a REQUEST from 'everal NOBLEMEN and GENTLEMEN, Freeholders of the COUNTY of OXFORD, 1 hereby apoint M E ET /NG to Yee held at the TOWN-HALL, in Oxford, on Mon day the 14th of June inst. at Twelve o'Clock at Noon, Pa the purpose of preparing an ADDRESS to H 1 S MAJESTY on the happy Restoration of PEACE. THOMAS TOOVEY, Sheriff Joyce Grove-House, 'tune 3, riiez. At a ME ET I,NG of the MA I.STE RS of the COUNTY of C 1.0 C EST EK, held at the Fleece Inn, at Rodborough, the _7th of May, 180 i, pursuant to Public Advertisement; Mr. LEVERSAGE in the ; ippp. ESOLVED, That it is the Opinion of this 11... Meeting, that the 3oth Sedion of the Aa of Parlia., ment lately passed, tOr imposing a new Duty on Malt, and that part of. the 33d Sedion of the same Al, which relates to the Wetting, Watering, or Sprinkling Malt, before the same has been twelve days from the Cistern, is highly op- pressive and injurious, and ought to be repealed. ReSolved, That a Petition be immediately presented to Parliament, praying that the. same may be repealed. Resolved, That the Petition now read, be approved, and that the Members for the County be requested to present the same. Resolved, That a Subscription be immediately entered into,' for defraying the necessary Expences attending the same. • . 'Ordered, That these Resolutions be published twice, in each of THE SUN, Star, and Gloucester Papers. PETER L•EVERSAGE. The Chairman having quitted the Chair, the Thanks of this Meeting were unanimously vuted to him, for his atten tive cundutt therein. At an ASSEMBLY of the MAYOR, SHERIFFS, and 'CONIMON-COUNCIL of the CITY of CORK, the 31st Day of May, iSca, Tire following ADDRESS to the Right Hon. Admiral LORD GARDN ER, was unani mous ly vot ed : THE Recall of your highly respett e d P re d ecessor would have been much more sensibly telt and regretted by us, had not our beloved Sovereign been graciously pleased to appoint your Lordship his Successor in Command ; to His Majesty we therefore feel bourid in gratitude for conferring that situation on your Lordship; as from your tried and ac knowledged abilities, we could safely repose every confident reliance that your utmost exertions would at all times be di_ retied towards the protection of this Country. In these our expectations we have not been disappointed during the period of your residence amongst us. Your removal we should now deeply regret, if occasioned by-any other cauSe•than_ the return or Peace, a blessing, the attainment of - which can alone he ascribed to the glorious and unequalled Valour of His Mit.iesty"s Forces by Sea and Land.' In the Nava! Department, we cannot but add thawour Name and Character will everNink high in our estimation. We entreat your Lordship, before your departure, to :lc . - cept our fervent wishes, that you may for many yearn enjoy a dignified repose under the shade of latirels well earned. We have the Honour to remain, With perfeet esttem, Philip Allen, William . 1 11• 1 00 1 . W ‘ e ve s r‘s o t virxooin.po p Mayor, Leyccster, Thomas-Harding, jun. G. N SherilE, Paul Maylor, Samuel Rowland, Thomas /larding, John Shaw, Thomas Dunscombe, Cuiu.. John Thowson, mon S peaker, Phmlmp Bennet. To which the Right Hon. Admiral- LORD GARDNER was pleased to return the following Answer : the MAYOR, SHERIFFS, and COMMON-COUN— CIL (lithe CITY of CORR. ct,y7 I feel with pride, and. shall remember with gratitude, the Honour you have.this day conferred on me. The approba tion of such men as compost; the respectable Body woo have been 'pleased to reward me with this distinguished mark of their kindness, is truly grateful to me ;'and , permit we . to assure you, that although I am to be so soon separated front you, 1 shall carry with the the strongest sentiments of at tachment to s our City, and shall ever have the most sincere for tile Happiness and Prosperity of Cork and Ireland. I have the Honour to be, Gentlemen, Your faithful and obliged humble Servant, Cove-House, GARDNER. Day 3 T, ENGLISH LOTTERY SWIFT and Co. Stock-Brokers, No.' rL, Paul try, have on sale Tickets and lezal Stamped Shares of the above Lottery, which begins drawing the ad of August next. CAPITAL PRIZES, Two of Ten Thousand Pounds, One of Two Tnousand Pounds, Three of One Thousand Pounds, a►fdt One of Five Hundred Pounds, have been sold, shared, and registered, by Swift and Co. since Nove►uber last. NO IRISH LOTTERIES. ONLY 24,000 TICKETS, The Drawing of the English State-Lottery begins on MONDAY, the ad of Angult: In all former English Lotteries, the Sale of Tickets, previous to the Commencement of the Drawing, has al ways exceeded the above Number by many Thousands. MHE Tickers, Halves, Quarters, Eighths, and Sixteenths, are now selling in great variety of Num bers, and on the lowest Terms, - The Money for the Prizes paid on Demand, By HORNSBY, and Co. Stock-Brokers, At their Old. Established State-Lottery Office, Licensed pursuant to Ad of Parliament), No. 26, Comnilt, • oppo site the Royal Exchange, London ; alio in every Town in the Kingdom.. *** No Irish Lottery this Year. - Correa Numerical and Register Books ar....kept, and Tick ets and Shares registered, at 6d. per Number. Letters (post-paid) duly answered, and Schemes gratis. All Shares soid at this Office will he stamped, agreeabe to "Aci of Parliarnettt ; with the words " State-Lottery Stamp_ Office." Bank, India, and South-Sea Stocks, with their several Art. nuities, and all kinds of Government Securities, bought and so'd by Commission. . • FOR THE TEETH AND GUMS. THE ESSENCE of PEARL and PEARL DEN- T 1 FRI CE, invented by the late JACOB HEMET, Dentist to Her MAIEsTY and the PRINCE Of WA Les, are greatly superior, both in elegance and etficacy to any thing hitherto made use of; they will efFecluallv preserve the Teeth in a sound state, even to old age ; wail render ihe.n white.and beautiful without the least impairing the Enaipel, fasten such as are luiJse, keep such as are already decayed from becoming worse,:preyent the Tooth-ach, perfectly cure . the Scurvy in the GuulS, and make them grow rittn and close to the Teeth. They likewise reader the Breath delicately sweet, and remedy all those Disorders that are the conse quence of Scorbutic Gums and bad Teeth. In order to prevent the impositions daily pradised by per sons counterfeiting the above-mentioned Jong-established r e di e h tes, th e following words are (by permission) engraved in the stamp," J. HEMET, 13AYLEY, &BLEW, COCK SPUR STREET," and none are genuine but what have these words engraved in the stamp, - . and also a label with the words " 13AY L E Y and BLEW, Cock Spur-street„ London," pasted on the back of each bottle and box. And all Venders of the above Medicines arc hereby informed, that counter kiting the stamp is felony. The Essence and Dentifrice - are sold wholesale and. retail by Bayley and Blew, Cockspur-street, London. Price as. 9:1, each, stamps included. CO - The Public are respedtully cautioned against purchasing the above medicines withoutstainps ; no Venders being supplied with them unstamped (except for exportation ;) such as are uttered to sale without the proper btamppnist be counterfeit. Alsb against being deceived by spurious Compositions (of a similar appearance), sold wider. the appillation of Quintessence of Pearl. 1 1 7 • j • / . flii By PETER REID. Edinburgh : Printed by Reid and S.:ott, opposite the C 1 ,.: • lege ; and sold - in LOndon by lames Wallis, No. 46, Pater noster-row. THE FARMERS MAGAZINE. On Monday 3d May, was published, • Containing Nine Sheets Letter Press, and among other En gravings, an highly finished Portrait of the-late Duke of Bed LORI, (Price only wo Shillings) THE FARMERS MAGAZINE; A Periodical Work, exclusively devoted to Agriculture and Run! Affairs, No. X. Composed entirely of Original Papers, and Contains an impartial Account of the` State of 1-I,:s_ bariaty andMarkets,in Great Britain. (Published Quarterlyl. Contents of Number X. Observations on the existing Ob stacles to Agricultural Improvement, with hints as to the means of their removal—Experiments and. Observations on the Culture of Potatoes, by Sir A. Grant, of Monyrnusk,' Baronet—Letter by ditto to the Board of Agriculture, on same subject—Drawing and Description of a :Machine for pound ing Limestone 7 --Valuable Hints regarding Cattle, by Sir 1. Sinclair Bart. with an Appendix—Observations on the quan tity of Seed necessary for different Soils—Direction for Kiln drying Seed-Wheat, with a view to prevent the Strm, by j. F. Erskine of Mar, Esq.—Pr.,dical Observations on Pillage—Peaberries not prejudicial to the Growth of Wheat—. Remedy for the Gooseberry Caterpillar—Account by the Rev. Mr. Findlater, of the. best Method of Floating Land (with a copper-plate—Reinarks on A. B.'s Hints respeding the Construction of Farm Offices—Account of a new Me thod of reaping Corn by Piece-work—On paring and burning Grass Land—Observations on the Law of Scotland, with re gard to Farm Dung and Straw.—Essay on the best means of converting Grass Lands to Tillage, without exhausting the Soil, et vice versa, concluded-jOn the burning of Lime stone ‘Vith Peats—On the wbrking of Oxen—On Potatoes_.:.. Account (with a figure) of the Argyleshire Plough—Ott the Advantages of Planting in Sheep Farms—Experiments on the Fattening of Sheep—Review of Mid-Lothian Agricul- , tural Survey, concluded—Observations on Bell's Husbandry —Leading Article of Agricultural Intelligence—Scottish . Agricultural Intelligence—Fiats of Grain for tBo,—English Agriculturallntelligence-"Postscript to Scottish Ditto—Obi tuary, containing Memoir of the late Duke of-Bedford (with a Portrait)—Notes to Correspondents. No. Y.I. will be published on Monday, - August 2. 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