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NUMBER 4267.] To the GENTLEMEN, CLERGY, YEOMANRY, and FREEHOLDERS ofthe COUNTY oISOMERSET. . • GINTLEMEN, \ - VHEN took ,the resolution of witharaving , myseltas a Candidde, I. hastily sent notke of it to the Presi, in order to prevent my Friends Trona having the trouble of attending , * Nomination. . 0, • I' now take the opportunity of,informirtg them more at large, that in the Course-Of my Canvass it came to my know ledge, that a greater progress. had been made ,in soliciting Votes, during my late Father's life,' by. one of the Candidates, than 1 was aware of, and that the other had, with au.adtivity and perseverance which i could not command immediately after the loss I had sustained, obtained an advantage, I mean an advatudge of the fairest kind, by . persbnal and unremitting applications. Undo these impressions, it was incumbent on me well to deliberate, whether I would urge- a further pro gress where I was not ultimately, certain of success : it had become thecause of nay friends as well-as my own. Repre, sensing the County was the object of my ambition—failure, the defeat of my Stipporters. . After- every consideration t could give the subject, calling to my aid sound advice, I de termined not to risk its further progress, under a commence ' ment so inauspicious. Enough, however, I saw to convince me, that had I possessed, or -rather could I 'baie possessed, the opportunities of my adversaries, my Election would have been probably attained. The objet of my wishes.l renounce cheerfully, because I think it may contribute sinnething to • wards the tranquillity of the County ; and "beg iny• Friends to t , elierre th..t i ant, in tnemost . unquatihe(t , sense, under the greatest obligatithis to them for their support, -.. 1 have the I - lonont to be, • GENTLEMEN, • , Your much obligea and obedient Sfrvapt,. W. ~DICKINSUN. WANTS EMPLOYMENT OUT .)F LIVERY, A .S BUTLER, or lIOUSE-STENVARD, a Sober IA; Caretul,' Experienc;:d, Active Servant; Dresses Hair or Wigs, and Shaves well ; has. been used to Marketing, and is experienced in Brewing, and the Managetne;it of the Cel •lars andSide 7 board of a Family ; wit es a Very good Hand, and - titlderStands the Italian Alet hod of Rook keeping, Mea. suring Timber and Tradesmen's Works, 'Receiving Rents, Distilling, Distilling, awl Magill; Wines, and wilt have no objeclion to - Overlook some Men, and take Account lf their Time, daily, in a little Agriculture, having been used - to it; and can be well recolniwncted by'those he has served. • Any letter or Direction lett for R W. at Mr. Monroe's, Fruiterer, Swallow-street, Oxford- road, :hail be attended to: TRIAL OF. LORI) MELVILLE. TT. is expe&ed that this Trial, which - is far more A interesting to the Public than-any winch have taken pl..ce since the Impeachment of Lord Macclesfield, wit l,be closed in the course or the present Week. JAMES ASP ERNE, - Bookseller, at the Bible, Crown, and Constitution, 32, Cornhili; his collected such Materials as Will enable him to publisli a.correet and impartial Report of the whole Proceedings as sooty as the Verdict of the House of . .. Lords shall be pronounced ft will contain every Argu ment and every Fact.necess;:ry to Olt the Public into com- Vete pos; : es'sion of the whole Case, and at the same time will beSOlciava Price within the reach Of every Reader. . *;„* The Public are requested to he particular in ordering a. APERNE's EDITION." - TO ti-IE NOBILITY AND GENTRY. Tot OFFICIAL, COMMERCIALandPaIVATE USE, - . -anctfor EXPORTATION, At Nos. 53 and 54, St. Paul's Churchyard, WGAIMES's PORTABLE DESK, handy for • einerkency, contains every desidetatam for IVr ting and=Dressiug, with of W)ithbut his Copying , Machine. He bas also Desks for l.a'lies, of ornarnent , l Woods; witif p. •propriate - Apparatus, finished furnishetl..He h as Repositories with' Instruments of Arcat variety, ri~luta, and beauty ; also an elegant Assortment of Fancy .-titielcs in the present Taste. He has Pocket Coinniles for Gentle men riding. His Concave Razors he still warrants andex changes thitil the Beard is suited, and his Strops are special ly prepared. All are his own Manufacture. - His Desks and Machines proouceat Foreigiy • Alarkets saii,fidyry Profit. He has, al., Furi.itiire, with MlEhines adapted, ornamental, and useful, for Lit-raries, Studies, . Public Otlics t an d C ount i n g Houses. - . WEYMOUTH, ;UNE 5, ig-:.6. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By l'. TINDALL, . . At tlie Crown Inn, pn Wednestla) I une. 25 1 ,18..6, uncter a Commission of Appraisemeca and Sale issued front the High Court of Admiralty, and addressed to Mcssrs..Win, NVesion .:lad Thos. Richardson, Commissioners, :THE CARGO of the GALLIOT JOHANNA • 1 lULI,\ N \ I! ~ MINA,R Hans Joehem Scnioer, Master, on nyr Voyage from Malaga to. Ensbden, con consisting of '.. -- . ~ .-. , iI7o Barrels Siin Raisins, • ' 26 tuxes of,R.,,isins. " ~ -, 20 Pipes Maia,;:t Wine. . ..„ . t Cas- ditto , ditto. • - - . . „ 'For Particulars apply tri Messrs. Weston and Richardson, Commissioners,.‘Veymoriili ; or T Tindall, Broker.. • ' -The Sale to b.:gin at Eleven o'Clock in 'the Forenoon. -' ' .. • . , • • LEASEHOLD HOUSES, NEW BOND-STREET. TO BE . SOLI/ BY AUCTION, - " By Mr. SMITH ' On Wednesday, the zSth inst 'at Tvvelveo'Ciock, - at Car. rAway's Cot - tee-house, 'Change-alley, • In TWO LOTS, Two Complete DWELLING HOUSES,.NOS.7S and 7'). desiranly situated for Trade °Lillie North-Fast Side of Nev Bond -street, containing near 43 feet in Front, in the occupation of •M r. Ball, Oil-man, and Mr. Scott, Lottery-Ottit.e Keeifer, at Rents amounting to 1631. tos. but comparatively worth 2'k)l. held of the City of London for forty years, renewable every fourteen years, wt a Fine certain of 771. and a reserv.d Rent of t 11. per Armin - rt. o be viewed ten days previous to the Sal; by permission of tke Tenants, front Twelve o'Clock to Four.. • •Particulars may be had at No. 21, Old Bond-street ; of Messrs. kashleigh, Son, and Lee, Hatton-garden; London ; sf Mr. Smith, •Atiaioneer, No,- q,.. New Broad-street, near the Royal Exchange ;• and at Windsor. FREEHOLD ESTATE in the County of DEVON. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT. HE Highly • Valuable and Improvable FREE- Ho :;ud TYII-lk.:-FREE ESTATE, comprising the Manors of Brook, Maiiib , :r.v,•Bucitrastleigh, Button, and Moine Borome, extending over nearly 40,4 Acres of Land, and consisting of an ancient Mansion-hues.:. Offices, &c. 96.) Acres of old inclosed, arabls, me.tdow,,and pasture Land ; 557 Acres of inclosed Wo As, containing tine thriving Oak imber and Underwood ; Acres of Down Land, private property, 3S Acres of wi,i, h are.inclosed ; and ti 67. Acres of high Down Land, upon which this Estate has almost an exclusive right, attbrding excellent summer pasturage ;. with Courts, Royalties, Chief Rents, Stc. - &c.. lett at low Rents, on short Leases, to respectaole Tenants, and producing an adnual Income of above isool.- This Estate has an unlittlit: ed Right of Common (an invaluable privilege to breeders of sheep or cattle) on that extensive Trad of 'Land called Dart Moor. There is a very valuable Marble Q,;arry on the Es late ; and trout a Copper Mine now working great expeCta lions are formed ; in short, few Estates uttered tor hold ut clued prospects to the Agriculturist or monied Man. It is situated near the great Western Roast from Exeter to Ply mouth, two.miles float Buck fastleigh, rive front Ashburion, six from. Totoessond from Exeter and PI) mouth twenty - two. For further particulars application to be male to George levcrs," Esq. Essex-wort, - Midclit; Temple or in ROL'. t Abraham, t.sti. AJthttrton. Coates, at Brook:nous!, w4ishew the Estate. T, , . 11 1 ,, 1 4 , ' . . %.2.1....14'.. ; ? , 744 4, . % .1) . 3 .. :4:4',.,„?... •V4 - 4..1. , ,,„r1. 41- ,,, I.•' , wr.;* < • ---"'< - 1.4,4 ' ,-, :•7'. -, 1 ,-..."4. 1 .,, 4 .-, -- , t. r ., :4,,,,..0-._,. '. - E-77.f. , .., .IA 7 eW-it-F :4p * l - 1, ... --..4* , ..w‹...-,-. • .::•!: , -,S '-•-i a'4'.,...• .-- It ; .....,.. , ,LT,: ; ;,... ::,„...,..," .. • , : , , , / . f . , , . , ; ..vi ~ , \X‘N.,•., ' ,, ,. - -- 1'...; ~..' WEDNESI).2Iy, 'JUNE .1 1806. PHILANTHROPIC ANNUITY,PLAN. AT a Numerous and Re4ieaable, MEETING, held this Day, at the London Tai+ern; WILLIAM LUDLAM, Esq. in the Chair, It Was unanimously resolved, t. That it is the opinion of this Meeting,, that as soon as the nature of this Institution is thoroughly known to the Ptiblic, the. Community will Concur w►th -it in thinking it likely to be productive of much public benefit and individual advantage, and that the Subscription will be rapidly filled. 2. ,That the Books of Subscription be continued open, and that as soon as 20,000 Shares are subscribed for, the Re. gulaiions fbr carrying the Plan into circa be sent round to the Subscribers, and temporary Trustees be appointed, and -a Meeting be called of the SubsCribeiS, to alter and antend the proposed Regulations, previous to their befrig committed to the DireCtors, as the tuundation of the Dad or 'Charter which they are to draw up. 3. That the kooks of Subscription ,be now laid on the Table, and that all Persons shall be at liberty to withdraw their Subscriptions therefrom for one fortnight after the en suing. Meeting, which shall be called as soon as the zo,coo Shares have been subscribed for. 4. That this, Meeting do now adjourn. London Tavern, tune io, 1906. W. LU D LAM , Chairman. The Chairman having left the Chair; it was unanimously resolved, that the Tha►►ks of this Meeting be giVert to Wil- liam Ludlam, Esq. for his able and judicious condud in the Chair. - -N. B. The Books of Subscriptions continue open at the London Tavern,' and at No. ts, Welibeck-street ; at either of which places the Pryspettus may be had. MUSICAL INS rRUMENTS; No. 35, LONG-ACRE. " - FHE following are now selling off `uncommonly C heap, viz.,One fine brilliant. toned C R A Nll PIANO FORTE, one super excellent .Square ditto (new), and., a handsome and very fine toned second-hand one, all with the adclittn.tal /kis-, a Vergin,tl, for only Two Gutrkeas ;- and' two or three of the fashionable Harp-Guitars,,at a very small price. N. B: instruments exchanged,. and Music and Singing taught. • • *** The HarpAutes are exceedingly light and convenielif for Ladies to me into the Country : they retplire little or no instrittion tar teaming to play on them. • ,• Tins 12.4 y Iti.,a publisocd. puce ss. MEASURES AS WELL AS NEN or, the, Pre,ent and Future VuereSts of 'Great eri, or, ;• Plan for tendering us a Martial as well as :ai e pie, and pr.viding a Ni ,•• • • ties of the Empire, iAitcl the .Seurity• or the Unity King dom. Printed toe]. lora - . )11. r. i .rd. . ' ailqr.,:t* rt. _.... - ts4 -0- . 0 2 .4 ftc ( .. - ArAt4i 'N... _ . I , i A,. • 0 , \ . 7... 1-\:`"'-* • '-‘ ,'"4 " 11k. ... 1 .- C! 'il . ' . /1:1 4-3 - 1;i _:_rtttr ,'RICE 14 , 1E4:1300KS TO A l'eb 'sit EARLY 1,, Jo 1 , 44. MIL PHILLIPS, has the Honour to inform the - Literary World and the Public at largc,.that he has in preparation, and in a ten , .days shall publish, the follow. ing tie); :lit interesting New Works :. 1. Mr. Carr's Stranger* in Ireland; or, Tra'vels in that Country during the last Autumn and Winter, with. nuitier-; ous ,EngrAvings, price 21. as. in boards. 2. Memoirs ~f a Traveller now at Rest ; consisting of oria Onal.Anecdotes of the Courts of Europe during the hist fifty years ' in s vols. price 20. in boards - 3. The . .eocrical Wgks•of Mrs. Robinson, now first col: lected by Miss Robinon,, and including maay PieceS never nelore published, in 3 elegant vols. price tl. its. 6d. in boards. • . The Wild Irish Girl, a Novel, by Miss Owenson, Au. tho 4 ress, of the Novice of St.'llotninic, us 4 vols. prie;:.2os. is hoards. As soon as each of these Works is reipe6tiv , ly realy, it may. be had of every Bookseller in Great.Brit4l9 and .I;e -land. Withifilhe last three months Mr. Phillips has published the following esteemed Wotks: • s, Dr. Gregory's ,Cyclopedia, Parts I I 1 . and 111. at gs. 2. Almon's C. , :npleto Edition of 'litmus, 2 vols. its. 3 z, The Spirit of the .French Anas, 3 vols. ass. • . 4. Public Charatters for•illo6.• los. 6:t. 5. CrUcker's Elements of Land, Surveying, .7 s . , 6. Saunders on tire Diseases of he Ear, ass. in boards. 7. Wi..ter in London, by Mr; Surr, 3 V6.ls. u3s. 6d. • 3. Mind, Wile, and Widow, by Mr. SiddQns, 3 vplutnes s 135. 6:l' . 9. Biographicil Index to-the House of Commons, gs. so. Pieture of London for 1806, ss:in,red., - r t. Blair's-Class Book, or 36s Le,sorts, Ss. Cotc;:loorary Voyages' ttlid Travels, Vol. 111. 15$. 13. TurnbulPs Naval Surgeon, gs. 6d. 14. frznslatidni from the Greek Anthology, 7s. 6d. Is. Dr.' john Keid on Consumption, 7s. 16, Robinson's Gratninar of. History, 3s. • . 17. Prince Hoare on the Arts in England, 7s, Each or Which may be .tad of every Bookseller in the Unit ed Ki ngdom. Briti:te-,tteet, May a 6, 1806. This Day was published, Beautifully printed by Buirncr,.eanOellishcd with Sixty En. i grdvings, nTWo large Volumes Itov,:l Quarto. price Eight Guincas in boards, and a few Copies. on Imperial Paper, . with t'root Plates, price-Leven' Guineas in boards, T"' 'PROGRESS: df ARCHBISHOP BALD WIN througli,WALES,. on the SERVI . ...E HOLY CROSS, A.D. 1133 , and the D ESC RIP l'ls W A LES, written in Latin, by G RALD U s In BA R , translated into Etglisl4 and. illustrated - with Maps, Vieiy;, and Annotations. By Sir RICHARD COLT HOARE, Bart. Volume the First contains .a copious Life of Giraldus, and an Introduction to the ilistory of Wales, in which inc I ova sioni of Britain by bulins Cxsar, Plautus Claudius, and Os talus, are accurately described by. Maps ;- as well as. the Pro gress of the'Roman Legions in Wales, until the period of its final Subjugation by Agricola; together with a detailed Ac . count of the several Roman Roads and Stations still existing in the Principality., This Volume concludes with the First Book - of the Itinerary, and contains Views of Castles, Abbeys, &c. engraved by the late Mr. Byrne, in his best manner, tour small Maps, and 14 Plates by ,Basire. Volume the Second contains the Second Book of the Itine rary, anft the Description of Wales, in two Books, by Gi • raldus ; a Supplement, in which the places omitted by lain are described ; and an Essay on British Architecture, in which its progressive History is traced, in so easy and perspicuoUs a manner, that, by the assistance of the annexed Plates, the knowledge of its principles and formation may - be acquired with certainty, - and without difficulty. • A List Of Publica tions, relating. to Wales, is added to this Volume, which _contains 17, Views of Castles, Abbeys, &c. by Mr. Byrne; onelarge' Map, anti to Plates. by'aasire. Publishe3 by 'William Miller, Albemarle street. Also printed in two sizes, uniformly with the above, the original Latin;, large Piper, price Three: Guineas; small ; I apt 'lwo Guineas in boards. vi t. IL I NEWBERY arid SONS, No. 45, St. Paul's Church-yard, London, Proprietors . of. 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No. 29, .Arundel-street, Sepr. 13, FOR Eleven Years I have relinquished all other Practice for the T red meat of Venereal Coif' the cure of those deficiencies which are the consequences of a clestrudive habit. The undoubted qualifications which I possess, as a Mem.. - bet of the Royal College of Surgeons, fottncrly a Surgeon in the Army, and the extent •of my experience in this peculiar line, constitute my claim to that superiority, which.cannot be attained by the illiterate, or even by the most respectable general Practitioner, whose mind is harassed by attention to •an iinmense variety of Disorders. • • • The very, singular complaints' of Disease and Debility, in which from every part of the world I have been consulted, must have considerably conduced to ,my perfed comprehen sion of the Most complicated Cases. If Diseases arise from the indiscretion of an unguarded mo tnent, and if such Cases of distressful ,disarrangement do exist, as those which are the consecniences of an habittral vice, can any Man assume a better title to treat 'them than a regular Surgeon, resigning all other Pradice for the Treat •ment of these,_ and concentrating his attention and studies to this particular point ? In recent C ases of Infe&ion, all Pain, Danger, and Dis tress may be avoided, and in the first sensations of local Weakness, much future misery may be prevented; by such means of re-animation as will restore health and Strength' to the Constitution. Through inconsiderate neglect the slightest, cases become important, but it is the acquirement of exclusive experience in this line to give a safe anti 'permandlit . restoration, even when other Praaitioners 'mire failed. _ _ The terms of remuneration are precisely stated on the first interview, but no letters are answered unless a Bank Note is incloSed. • • . 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