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I !rtiikitto ite, fctil° (th 1, at 045 j:f ~cn_r~ fie ;(4.1 le In 11 ' 6. it . rge toy I, F is dreP" t for es ell cruti t:, y rec.° , t $ grea ri1 1 . 5, c murk tie Mo te ns heal' 7 " n :, lie sic s " tut t or' , the and en earl T • a ion k.lll da uateti" LkEl4. ;n of St ir : Lond° 4 l !.i. 6ire Parc , n'.‘;ll he uses, twill tage - t i en cv Sl' A . 2 .ef' i by `py ,ith d sec :ty• tic 11. , I Ont r ,ll , • 9* ipt, v UMBER 2889 a 4 ~~ _ _ SOMERSETSHIRE. AXE DRAINAGE. to MEETING held at Cross, near Axbridge, on Friday ute.ittn Day of December, iSoi, pursuant to Public Ad— tertisernent, WILLIAM DICKINSON, Esq. in the Chair; I R. CONWAY, the Solicitor, according to the direction of the last Meeting, produced the Drafts the Petition to Parliament, and Bill,for the Improvement, ,ktvell of the Lands affected by the Drainage of the said as oft e Navigatiou thereof ; which being approved, Ordered, Tliat the Solicitor do get the Bill printed, and tend the next Meeting with the Petition for Signatures, arid k g i e Bill in order that all Persons interested in the rue Sting nto Law, may assent to, or dissent therefrom. t jhat the n ext Meeting be held at the Town Hall in Wells, Friday the Ijth Day of January next, being the Sessions eel:, at Twelve o'Clock at Noon, when and where all teVrsons interested in the said Drainage are requested to at r)ci, for the put poses aforesaid. Vrelered, That these Resolutions be printed in th; same e Wspapers as the Notice of this Meeting was. WILLIAM DICKINSON, C hairman. The Chairman having left the Chair, it Order e d, the Thanks of this Meeting . be given him for his ...?Adance and able condudt in the Business. `WEST RIDING of YORKSHIREs HOUSE Of CORRECTION, WAKEFIELD. fT 10E is hereby given, "Fiat the next Chritt. at 'General Quarter Btsstoptot tip r !Ace will I:4'* from Doneasier Sesaions to the Whi t e Hart Inn, in l . g alc >tie! , to be there held on Thursday the aith Day of Vt?ruary next, for the purpose of ELECTING a GO. t l'-R.NOof the HOUSE of CORRECTION at.WA/c.E tLD ; R nd that a Bond in Two Thousand Polinds will t required he due execution of the Office. No one apk, whose Charader will not bear the stridest scru 14Y, ant who is not a married man. . Tileiiat; , i;2s;i.per7aniiui;, -- ith a House to live in, Coals found, but no Fees, Rewards, Profits, or Pet. Visites whatever. A The Govei nor Ilas the appointment of all the Servants un- Zet him, and is responsible tor their Condutt, although their '4l.aries are paid by the Ruling. Iwliotice is also hereby 6iven, That at the above film aud re, 'a TASK MAS FERN will be elected for the said Iv P l •lse of Corrc•ction.• The Salary is at present 601. per ann. 1H to h ouse ano Coa,6. The Task Master will ailso re. 'enhave an unexceptionable Character, write a be good Enci, and keep,Aecounts. A Bond in XOOl. with sufficient rttles, helperso bc required to be given to the Clerk 011ie e i 'Lee tot formance of ins duty, etk of zne Peace's Office, • Wak.efie id, • • J. FAIJAMBE, j ) tcemoer 10, 180 1. .Deputy Clerk of the Puce. GOVERNESS WANTED. WANTED, in the Family of a Clergyman not k t 4o miles from London, GOVERNESS to assist t4-Other hi the Ecu watioh. of her Children, and part . lculisrly 1 / 4 14 truct them in the FAlich Langtwge and Drawing, A t ii ".Salary will not be given ; b 4 3 person of respectability, ~NaOlt of fdlthing the duties of such Situation, will be ited with liheral contidem4-. Advertise r Address may be had at lie. 57, pjrabA., \IV CHURCH LIVING. ANTED, the NEXT PRESENTATION to v ai a N - vell conditioned RECTORY or VICARAGE; 1 , 4 e about isol. per Ann. in any healthy County, with a ''Peet of an ~:zirly -Vapnq• pt . Peet . ;post- post-:> Co Q. E. D, Sun Printing-office. To the CURIOUS in FISH SAUCES, &c. A CAUTION TO FAMILIES. BURGESS and SON's ESSENCE -of ANCHO. VIES. —The great reputation which Mr. Burgess has r 4 l ,,ed by his superior .Essence of. Anchovies, and other Rich ref Steaks Fish Sauce, Stewed Beef, Hashed Calves Heads, 1 4 ' 4 Steaks, Made Dishes, Wild Fowl and Game, with 4. 1 Y Delicacies for the Table, Sideboard, and Store-room, t. l ch are more fully expressed in his Catalogu e ( he b ei ng 4 4 inventor of them), has induced many persons to give the a l ne name to articles entirely different, which are vended at I I 'Y Shops in London by _persons who go to the principal tif. \ `'ns in kngland, Scotland, ‘ and n Ireland, to solicit Orders t t fradesmen and Innkeepers, who in consequence are often It t 'N with spurious` sorts, btallowing them an extra profit. Teh is not only animPositioti, but a great disappointment 4,.!'arnilies who purchase thern with a view of having good to their ri,sh, &c. • tb,",•B. None arc theirgenhine, but w hat have these words on tf;`" " Burgess's Original and Superior Essence of An 2vies, No. 107, Strand, Corner of Savoy Steps, London." MONEY. ANA' Persons suffer great Pecuniary. Distress, fbr want of rowing a regular and respedable channel 11 1 Which they nay be accommodated. All Persons hay ! Incomes arising from Freehold, Copyhold, or long Lease- D l,l Estates, Money vested in the Funds, either b y Will or 4! t rriage Settlements, :Clergymen having Church Livings, L'clovv s , Dowers, Pensions, &c. may be accommodated with trlediate Sums from ioal to ssaaol. with the privilege of tiettrning at option. Ten years purchase is given for Annul tits Upon Estates and Money in the Funds, where the par livs have absolute right, and eight 'years purchase for young p, having Life Interests only upon the same property. t - sonal applications are received daily till three o'clock, Letters post-paid only can be received, to Melville and t tt • No. 7, Cecil-street, Strand.—Navy and Military Oft ''...t.f.econamodated upon their Half -pay and Pensions. A-40tii.V iz_E ADV TO ADVANCE.. .. - LI, Persons in The possession of incomes arising to A. ~ from Freelic:lci,Copy hold, or Leasehold Estates in Land If 'louses, Money in the Funds, Rent Charges, Marriage set etNnts,.wido :vs') ointures, A nnuities, Patent P laces, C hurch Iv ,itlgs, or any other certain Income tin' Life, may be supplied OA temporary or permanent Sums of Money to any amount, 4 1 Paying an adequate Annuity Interest for the same, redeem or ~ any time at their own option. The Nobility- and Gentry • k kilo wn property may be accOmmodated.ontheir , persona/ vtlrity, Estates surveyed, and sold by Public cm-Private iij i t itract.—Personal applications will be rece iv ed every day 4' two o'clock, and Letters from Correspondents, in,Town o i leountry (post-paid) will be . immediately -answered, ad )Bl's%ed to Messrs. Harris and Co. at their Anunity'Bank, •'.).:_ 5, Great . Stkifolk-street, Cha:iiig- Cross. V() I;GHS,COLDS, and ASTHAIATIC COMPLAINTS. '0 Cure which is to be the Frieild of the Af... % flitted, these happy die& have been the relief of many. ,„° l lsands in the use of BO LTON's ASTHMATIC RE ; in the above complaints, as there are sufficient of ti„ - ng witnesses to prove the virtues of this invaluable Medi titue, it would be insult to common sense to . praqice the 4 0 11 , 4 1 quackery of adverrisecl Medicines by way of recorn men 14`01011. This is only toii,srm the Public, that some late nn, Aoy vernents have luta been made toffi this ure, as er i more sary.and ecacious Tinel render than ever at d this t, •pe.,f `, ll far season, which* its uncommon demand sufficklntly . - 41tv es. k, S old at Bolton's Medicine Warehouse, Royal E"cchange, p; 3d. and res. 6d. pet • bottle, at Mrs. Newb'erry's, St. Church-yard ; Mr. Clarke, Borough iligh-strLet, : 1 (:1e, Temple-bar ; Ward, in Holborn ; Jobouli, No. rso, 4i Pidding, No. 76, Oxford-street. __N.l3: J. Boltonenvayed on the Stamp. T!'.of WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 23, 1801. MR. WALKER's LECTURES. HE SECOND COURSE of EXPERIMEN. T TAL PHILOSOPHY begins at One, on Monday the 4th January, and will continue at that how - Mondays ' Wed nesdays, a nd Fridays, at No. 42, Conduit-street.—ln this Course will be introduced what is already known of that wonderful Agent GALVANIC ELECTRICITY, with its application to illustrate Mr. Walker's ideas of Light and Fire, as set forth in his FAMILIAR PHILOSOPHY, just pub lished, ad Edit. I.JECTURES and DEMONSTRATIONS on the HUMAN BONES and MUSCLES, designed for the use of Artists, Professional, and other Gentlemen, By JOSHUA BROOKE% Member of the Royal College of Surgeons, London, and Teacher of Anatomy, formerly Assistant to J OHN SHEL DON, Esq. F. R.S. Professor of Anatomy in the Royal Academy. The. Terms for attending these Lectures will be Two Guineas the Course, which will commence on Thursday, the 24th instant, at Eight o'Clock in the Evening, at the Theatre of Anatomy, Blenheim-street, Great Marlborough sueet, and will be continued every Tuesday, Wednesday, Thussday, and Saturday, during the Vacation at the ROYAL ACADEMY. A similar Course will be delivered at the time of the Ex hibition, which will comprehend the Anatinily of the Horse, and Dog. Gintletnen subscribing Three ,G tams will be intitled to attend both Courses. _ . Perpetual Pupils have the privilege of attending these LeCtures. An Apprentice, or House Pupil may be accom. moclated, who will derive considerable advantage from his Situation. For particulars apply to Mr. Brookes, Theatre of Anazomy. The Spring Course of Leetures on Anatomy, Physiology, and Surgery, will commence on Tuesday, the ryth of janu. ary, aoz, at Two o'Clock. 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This Day was published, Handsomely ?tinted in Two Vols. large Gelam, embellish ed with 7.4y00d Engravings, by Nesbit, and 17 Copper plates, D firzet ts. boards, HURAS, in Three Parts, written in the Time of late Wars, by Samuel Butler, Esq. with large Annotations and a Preface, By ZACHARY GREY, LL.D. Printed for Vernor and Hood, Otridge and Son, Cuthell and Martin, LaWncton, Allen and Co. J. Walker, R. Lea, Ogilvy and Son, and j. Nunn. N. B. Another on fine French Medium, 11. Is. boards. Also a tew elegant Copies on a large Super-Royal Paper, tl. 15$. boards. LECTURES on the Venereal Disease, Stridures in the - - Urethra, &c. DR. R E ES, formerly House. 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The Second Part comprises an interesting Nar rative of the Transaelions and Behaviour of the Convias ; the Progress of the Colony; an Official Register of the Crimes, Trials, Sentences, and Executions that have taken place : a Topographical, Physical and Moral Account of the Country, as likewise Authentic Anecdotes of the most dis tinguished CharaiterS, and Notorious Convicts that have been transported to the Settlement at New South Wales. By the Cerebrated GEORGF BARRINGTON, Principal Superintendant of the Convias. Printed by.C. Lownds, and sold by H. D. Symonds, No. ao„ Paternoster-row. We have here a well-written account of this very ;Ingo lar Colony ; an amusing sketch of the Colony, its Soil„ Pro duce, Native Inhabitants, Natural History, &c. 'finis pro dudion certainly carries with it a sufficiency of 'internal evi dence, that it is really the performance of that 'in gen i ott4 ad venturer." -Vide Monthly Review. 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Thi4 Day was published, In Four Vets, Svo, Price Two Guineas boards, A V SYSTEMATIC ARRANGEMENT of ,BRI. J. i ;FISH PLANTS, with an Easy Introduction to the `Study of Botany ; illustrated by Copper—plates. ' By WILLIAM WITHERING, K i p. V.R.S. Member of the Royal Academy of Scienc t wat Lisbon, Fel low of the Linnzean Scciety, Honolorl Member of the Royal Medical Society of Edinburgh,Ac. The Fourth Edition, corrected and qilarged by William Withering, Esq. of the Qollege of Glasgow and University of Edinburgh, Extraordinary Member of the. Royal Medical Society, Fellow of the Linnxan Society, &c. Sold by Wynne and Scholey, and G. and'. Robinson, Pa ternoster-row; Cadell, jun. and Davies, Strand; Cuthell, and Martin, Holborn ; J. Walker, and James Wallis, Pater noster-row. This Day was published, a New Edition, neatly printed in Seven Vols. Duodecimo, Price ii. 4s. 6d. boards, LETTERS from the MARCHIONESS •DE SAVIGNE to her Daughter, the COUNTESS DE G RIGNAN; translated from the French. - _ _ London: Printed for J. Sewell ? Longman and Rees, Cuthell and Martin, Otridge and Son, J. Walker, Vernal and Hood, W. I. and' J. Richardson, R. Lea, J. Nunn, T. Hurst, and R. Dutton. LINCOLNSHIRE. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, At the White Hart Inn, in Spilsby, in the County of Lincoln, on Monday the 28th day of January, 1802, between the haiiirs of Three and Five in the Afternoon ; AN Eligible FREEHOLD ESTATE, call - M SKENDLEBY-THORPE, comprising in4A. 2R. by admea surement (more or less), of exceeding rich Arable, Meadow and Pasture Land; some fine Timber, and an undis turniedt Manor abounding with Came, liable only to small Tithes, and within a ring fence, together with an excellent Honss: Barns, Stables, &c. thereon. Thc;-33 , state is in a most pleasant situation for any Gentle man, !being in a delightful Srlotting Country, whema Pack of excellent Fox - Hounds . are - kCopt4 Within 3 niiles of Spilst 6 ofAlford (two market tatkft.t), and I 2 of those two fashionable resorts on the Eastgin Coast, Sutton and Skegneis, so pet :uliarly famed for the excelletfefof Sea Bathing. The Neigh bourhood is surrounded with4enteel Fatnilies. The Hops t is situated on a gentle eminence, commanding a plea sant a nd extensive prosped. flan of the Estate way be seen, by applying to • Mr. Ehl , No. 8, Cursitor-street, Chancery-lane; or Mr. Wit- Hata Walker; attorney at Law, Spilsby, Lincolnshire. fritlCE SIX PE'NeEo CHRISTMAS PRESEN FOR YOUTH Oi ktoTa X.E.S, Just published by T. HURST, .40. 3%, Ir:tettioster-row. 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