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fr 7 /~ P a IitLATHROrIC SOCIF.TY, ST. GEORdEts- FIELDS. liis RoYali-IT t ;htess the Dui:s bf YORK,- President. Novel - nit:ter ffiriE CHAPEL of this INSTITUTION; will .1 be 0 penett - tot• Divine Service on Sunday the 9th' inst. when-two Sermons will be' preached, that in the Morning by theßey,, S I NIL'S KNO X, D. P. and that in the vening by the Rev. RICHARD YATES, and I. S.A. ore of : lhe Preachers or tlfaclnttitution.- Service will begin ata Quarter•pat E leven . in the MOtn ing,,and a Quarter-past'Slx in Ificet'vening. - • ' ..' -. N.B. l'he Cot le.thon will,. on this occasion,. be. made after the Service, and not at the Entiarice inity'the Chapel: , • rt'HE CREDITORS. (if any). of JAMES ROB - . SON, late'of Conduit-street, Hanover-square; in rite County of Middlesex, Esq. - deceased, are desired to send the. particulars o f their Dem a nds to Mes s rs. Bicknell and Sped: tn t ag, No. 32, Linc o ln's-inn-fields tin order that• the slim may bt - : immediately paid ; and with rt:itoin, ail ,Vers6,os in debted to,his Estate aredesired forthwithio settle their Ac.: counts. LiLeoln's-inn.fields, oa. ISe6 . . • ; -- " . • - R. ROBINS initirms the, Public ,that the ANA. SA LES Of the ESTATES at DU LO E hi Ceirtiwall, I,IDLINGTON in ilecifordshire, and CHUTE in WiP.s. advertised for Sale the 4th of November, are unaitoidably post poned till Tuesday the atkinstant. Warwick-street, Golden-square, Nov. To BE SOLD, i CIRCULATING LIBRARY consisting of upwards of Fie Hundred 'Volumes of ,History, Biography, Novels; Ronlanc;:s, Plays, frc. by the most popular A uthors . —The condition of MAHN of the gooks cqual to nev.r.—The 'Price only • Thirt -five PoUnits ready F oney. . • pply,-if by letter (post.,paid), to Messrs. Bichanisons, bookseller, 3,0yal Exchange, %slide a Catalogue may be seen. UNCOMMON WEI WHEEL Contains 2 - 1"::zes of • Z'2cr,to'o 10,000 3,000 • ♦ ' 1,400 0 &C. rrO-MORROW, November 4th, is the next Day's Drawing. Ticket - to 3 o Eighth 7 ri 6 I , Quarter - s . z o Sixteenth ' It is necessary'for thoSe who mean to be in Fortune's, way, and get rich by venturing a small Sum,. to. make their Pm-- 4114,5 es before the next Day Of D.ra.ving, or they may bu dis appointed, as there areNery 'Rm.-Tickets lett ou Whit. . .- IqROOKE and Co. 237, Pic6dilly, established fifty-three years, are elling TICKETS and SUA I RES, warranted undrawn. The Wheel is uncommonly rich ; con taining two Prizes of 20-,001. two of to,oool. three olsoool. Five of roool. &c. &c. and only 'Eight Days to draw. The NObility'and Public who intend to purchase, are requested not to delay, there licihe very few `Tickets reMaining on band, owing to the unprecedented great demand. Prizes zOld at this Office will be jr,,,id on demand. • -, TO-MORRO \V, November4 i. will be the THIRD DAY of DRAWING, • TTHE Wheel is uncommonly rich in Capital and other PrizeS, and no Lottery for forty years past, at any period, was equal to this. . HODGES, PAINE, and Co. Stock Brokers, - No, , sz, Cornhill, 149, Oxford-street, and 44, St. kincs's-streer; have TICKETS and SHARES on Sale on the best Terms. - N.B. Priz2s to ari.y amount paid on Dernarid. FOURTH OF NOVEMBER. D ICHARDSON, GOODLUCK, -acid Co: re spe6.lfully acquaint the Public, the N F.X:F DAY of piewing will be 1 . 0- MORROW, tlic 4th of NOvember: RICH WII 2 Prizes of 4.29,000 z Prizes of ,C 10,Q66.. 3 5 ,00.) 7 ---- 57° S 1,000 &c. &c. No Fixed Capitals. • ,TICKETS and SHARES, warranted undrawli, continue on Sale at the Offices; corner of Bank Buildings. Cornbil add facing .the Kiug'is Mews, Charing-cross, by RICHARD SUN; GOODLUCK, and Co. CONSPI RACY. • ' ONE .HUNDR.ED- P.OUNDS , REWARD.• V WHEREAS several Evil-disposed Persons have v v wickedly conspired with . Hand bills, and othet unjus tifiable Means, and circulated a *Report tontislead the Public, by inducing a belief that SWI NTON's ORIGINAL DA F }Y's ELIXIR, Dr..BRODUK's EOTANICAL - SYRUP :lid NERVOUS CORDIAL, were discontinued- to fie-Sold Lt the Warehouse in Salisbury-square : to detect the Authors. such .0 tummy and Conspiracy, toe Proprieter hereby of.. fers a Rexard - of ONE ; HUNDRED POUNDS, to be paid . on Convieton oldie Arnim, Printer, or Publisher, of the• said Hand-bills, orto . any one' jthough . concerned) give such information, except the Author of the 4';" Half. ITIVE:BEIt 4411.] THEATRE ROYAL, DRURYLANE. THIS PRESENT EVENING, Nov. 3, LSOG, will be pertOrmed ROMEO AND JULIET. • Rome,,, Mr. ELLIS-I'ol'4l Clemlet Mr. POWE LL; • Paris, *Mi. CAILES ; • MercutiO; Mr. RUSSELL ; Tybait, Mr. DE CAMP Friar Lawrence,' Mr..E Y RE ; Juliet, Mrs. H. SIDDONS. . In A&1 I. a-Masquerade Stene. In Aa V. a Funeral' Procession to-the Monument of the tapulets; with a Dirge, composed by the late Mr. The Vocal Parts by Messrs. Dignum, Gibbon, Dauby ; Mrs,: Idathews, Miss Holloway, &c. .wren THE FORTY THIEVES. To.morro, , The Cabinet ; Prince Orlando, Mr. Braham ; with The Irishman in Loudon. • • Tlfl ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. MO-MORROW EVENING; Nov. • 4,, 486 G, win be performed LOVE IN A VILLAGE. Justice Woodeoek, Mr. MUN D ; Youn4 Zr. 11 , 4 C LE DON ; Hawthorn, Mr. ,BEI. LAM Y ; "lodge, Mr. EA F Y ; • Rosetta (third tint-t), by the YOUNG LADY who performs Polly r in The 13 . eggars' Opera. Deborah, Mrs. DAVENPORT; Madge,' • Miss TYRER.• WITH THE HUMOURS OF AN ELECTION. boxes 6s. Second I.?rice 3s:-Pit 3a. 6d. Second Price Gallery 25. Second Pike is. —U liper Gallery is. Second Price 6d.--No Money to be returned. . . 6OCIETY FOR TRUE SUPPRESSION oF - vrcE. 3!, Esseit-street,.ste4tid• A. 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[PRICE - StXi'hNCE:i GENERAL ELECTION. To the GtNTLEMEN' f CLERGY,and FREEtIOLDERSi , •of the COUNTY of SALOP. GENTLEATEN, • TPON.tile Dissolution of Parlianiant, pfsorilt V again ia taller myself-a - Candidate to be one of your Representatives-, and torequest your Countenance and SO.: port orr the Dayof Nomination appointed by the'Sheriff; be ing Wednesday the . gth Day _of .NOvember next ; and if I shall then'he so happy as to. meet with - the same fiatterin t i •Reception 1 have so often experieheed, , I shad hope for the Honour of your Votes on the Day Of Election, Saturday tho 'tith NoVeniher next. . . • 1 cannot help availing myself of this 'opportunity of ex• pressing the - deep-sense of Gratitude 1 feel fin - thc , very ho.: pourable and flattering -.manner in which L 114•e-feceived your Sutfrags-in - the.four les} Partiainents..' • I shall ever -remain. 'with the greatest respea; GanTtamEN, _ Yourtnoit faithful..pui onii4ed hnintild.Servint, KYNASTON POWELLe Shrewsbury, OR. 2S, x 45: • 'To the GENTLEMEN, CLERGY, and YEOMANRY FREEHOLDERS ofjhe COUNTY of SOME V.S4T. G E trr ..LTAVING represented you in three "successive .Partiatrrents, according to the beSt of my abilities, and, I hope and trust, to your satisfy lion,; it is with tit:11:- most concera that I 'retied on the situation in whi,:h tile una ex petted Dissolution of Parliament haS placrd me.- ' Highly. gratitied with the support I had unif:,rinly ed, and unconscious "or any <langer to my pretensions of again bec.ontitsg your Representative. ' I neglect -t to retain Pretes sional Agents, or, to take tliuse active,- ai„t, as it now ap_ pears, necessary meastn - es for my own security,- to which thd other Candidates have resorted,. Under.these Circuinstance::, ' infinite reluttance I. ant now obliged' t o rei,i,iquis!k th e 'purstai tof the highest honour to which itiyarnbitiCA has ever •Aspired. The imperious_ duty which. I owe to my coMpels me to make this saacifice.: ►_ • • • therefore, wits: iinpressiori of Grati tude for 3 . qur kind pani.ility aii oceasi?ns, and with, the conscious Kit* and sati,;factkin riraf 1,5 4 - o,ls. , liarg.• ed. the important Trust reposed in Jae ; dis;1.1:.:1 - L'.ts:,1, and independent- Nlentb:-.rof Parliament. have, • - Gentleinzii; honour tobit.. Your ever faithful, and truly gratefii, litunbic . Servant, \VII. CORE' LANGTON. Newton Park, (ia. 33, .To-the GENTLENI R C ala FRE 21i0 LDE ItS • of the - CO L) N of NOR ILIAMPTON: 1 , G....i,,,E,,, - • . • - r --- F.HE Sheri,tf havipo- atipointed lArecineiday tlw. i„, . izth inst. for the C;nniii, , nceria, - ...nt of ttE: i'vii, tip: p...,.. ri0..1 is now at" hand - when th.. very, num;rous Promise; of Snikilott whi,.:!? , 1 11.2ve received, _dttring oly Canvass, are to •be ftrili:lcLi: T the eyent of this CoMest 1 loth: forward with the greatest' sutist - 46 1 46.C; ; for I Live every reason to hope that I shall be chos:n'otic of the Itepresen4itives or Northamoiaii—a Siliiatlon which it has long.been my ainbi ti.ra to obtain, and snail i ever ue my pride to (14. hI . serve. ' _..• „ • •3 have only; therefore, earne3tly.to request ths early at• tenclance of tny tlit*izth iu,t. at North , iniasta%; and GENTLA:•!EN, Your obliged,. faithful, and obedient Servant, A I.I'HORP, Althorp, Iskv: ottie,CENTLEIIEN,`CLERGY,a { ui FREEHOLDERS of the COUNTY of 13,JCKS, • GENTLEMEN, - • - liE Asurarices' of Support which I have re ceived from' - various most respzziabl : Q uatters , an d the Confidence that I 'have not aoused the Trust which the. Partiality of those Who first ree.olumendAl me to your n 0... tice li.is induced you, in.three successive P ar li aments , to re.. pose in ine, emboldens nie again to .offer-you my Services upon the present Occasion. Aye the principles upon which I have ,represented you continue •the same; h may flatter my self that' I shall have the Honour of yOUrCaunieiiancc. and SuppOrt on the Day of Elcdion. . . . have Honour to be, Gentlemen, Your most obedient humble Servant, sco'n"rITCEIFIELD. To the. G ENTLEMEN, - , CLERGY,and FREEHOLDERS of the COUNTY of LINCOLN. GE NT L'ENI r- 17. very flattering manner in which you placed nye in a situation the-most , distinguished, by eunierring on me the honciur , of being one of. 3' - oui - iccproontatives in Parliament, encourages me again to otlZ.r .Setvices, trust ing, by a firm adherence to our invaluable Constitution, and a constant attention to prothote the welfare of" tnis extensive County, I shall prove myself not undeserving of your fa. yours. I have the honour to remain, t GENTI,EME27', Your most obedient humble Seryant, CHARLES CHAPLIN. Blankney, Gel, 27, To Ike FREEII()LDERS of tin" COUNTY of MID. E.X.• GENTLEMEN, N'IVER the.,Leciers of Contendin Par ties and Factions in a State unite, the History of they World bears evidence, that it never is in favour, bdt alvyays. at the ex pence, of the People, whose renewed and augment• eil: pillage pays the scanddlous pricepf the. reconciliation. . • Under these circumstances, you arg now called, prema. turely and E uddeolyoo a• fresh Ele&ion of your Representa- , tives, if they can be called Such, .And a double nnposturit is attempted to be passed upon you. • The watch. word of one Patty is, the best of Kings.. The watch-word of the other isi the bestof Patriots. But neither of these Parties will chuse to descend -to particulars, and inform you w h a t • the.best.of Kings and the best of Patriots have already done, or will hereafter d'a, for you. What tifty have done lot themselves we know-and.feel,- what. farther they. will do tot us we can only conjecture. • They who have desired a new Parlianient' thus. Suddenly, in our present situation, un doubtedly have their own strorrg reasons for it, which they are nOt likely to disclose: But 1 am. thoroughly persuaded, that all.our present Burthens and Reitraints, vexatious and galling as they are will appear as but trities when compared with what they will be at the gloss of this now-coining Par liament. . • I would willingly be instrumental in the rescue of my Country at the certain expense of Life and Fortune ; but it cannot be rescued, and would not deserve tolpe rescued, un. less the Majority ,of the Country. he uncorrupt. I t - is fit that the experiment shctild be tried, .and that at least the proportion of remaining Integrity •shcatild be knoWn. And I pledge my Honour to you,. Gentlemen, that upon the pre sent occasion, I do not desire the Aid or Countenance of any of the Parties, in or out of poWer t that I -will not distri. bitte, nor consent to the distribution, even.. of a single Cock.. ache nor will I furnish, nor consent to the furnishing, of a single Carriage. If the Freeholders of Middlesex feel the Situation of their Country, and desire to ltedresvits Griev ances, they willdo their easy parts towards such Redress by an uncorrupt 'Vote. And it • tnis spirit is not to be fotind in this County at this time, it is not likely to be found- any where - else at airy time. 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