Star.
London, England, 1808-05-19 00:00:00

WESTMINSTER ELF MON.

THE FIRST ANNIVERSARY of the Tilit,4l.W
of ViESTMINSTER, and PURITY of 71.E.CPION;
be celebrated ~t tho CROWN and ANCHOR TAVERN in the
Sinat4n, on Mont,,ir NFXT, the of MAY.
Sir FRA,NCIZi BURDETT, in the

siEwalens :

" The Corsurr rrg who covductrd tt e IL et:or."

Tickets 12s. 6d. each, to he had of Mr. Samuel .C:Oetillp I 1 Oil
Strat4 ; Mr. William Adams, 72, Dean.strect, Soho; `4r. WOO.
Puller, 139, Long-Acre ; and at the Bar of tho Ctown and Anal&
Tavern.

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A T an Adjourned Meeting of the OWNERS 4.1?a4
-/r__" OCCUPIERS of LANDS, in the Neighttourhoixt of CIL- ,
CHESTER, and the Eastern parts of the COUNTY of ESSEX,'
holden this 14th day of May, at the White 'Kart Inn, to take info•
con:Aeration the measure now pending ir. # arliarnent, far prohi-
biting the use of Barley, and other Grain in the Distilleries of
Great Britain and Ireland, and substituting Sugar and Molasses
sin lieu thereof, .
THOMAS THEOPHILUS COCK, Esq. In the Chair,
The Chairman having stated, th-tt nreelbly to the •illieetions
of the last Meetig, he had fornrireied their 11.•soluil MB to the
Members for the County. and received their answers that every
possible attention should be paid thereto.
Lord BINNING haVing given notife In the House of Commons
thx• it was his intention to bring toward the Report of the Select
C.'orrnittee, on the Distillation of Sugar and Molasses only, early
iu the next week,

ft e:as Resittoed,
That a Petition to the House of Commons be immediately
prepared, humbly praying that the said proposed Measure may
nut pass into a Law.
That the Petition now brought in be areed to and signed by
eyery one present, and afterwards lie one week, at Mr. Key-
mer s Library, for Signature, that the Chairman he requested
then to forward the same to the Metnbers for the County, to be
presented in due time.
That a troluntary Subscription he immediately entered into for•
defraying the expenees of the Advertisent,,nts, and other matters,
anti that the same remain open, at Mr. Keymcr's, with the
Petition.

That the Thanks of this Nteetiog he given to the .I:Temberc of
the County for their ready coneurreace pulite attewiou ts)
wishes of this Meeting.

That the l'hank s of this Mee:ITT be also given to en... a LLS
CALLIS WTSTERN, r.aq. for atto.itiou mut aisi,tance
in this business.

Tat the Chairx.an h^ regnestei to convert: another Meeting
whenever it may he necessary. I. 'l'. COCK, Chairman.
That the l'hatf.ts of this Meeting be given to the Cilia:man, for
his attention tq tI. Bwiness of the Day.
Culchest:r, May 14, 1808.
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SHEEP WASH.
TO FARMERS, GRAZIERS. &c.

MESSRS. THOMAS BLAKE and Co. of Lon-
don, beg to recommend their SH11E1? WASH, as the
most effectual means of preserving Sheep from the Fly, and Des-
troying the Matzo, without the stnallcst injury to the Wool ; it
is also a complete cure for the Scab. Several eminent Farmers
having made trial of it, and finding it possesses the above invalu-
able properties, have advised the Pmprietors to make it generally
known, being of opinion that no Farmer, after having made trial
of, would ever be without it:
' Messrs. lir.ags and Co. particularly recommend the Wash
being used at the time cif Sherp-Shraring, as it frequently happens
the Sheep are cut : by applying a little of the Wash with a feather
the Fly will not come near it.
to be had, with printed directions for using it, of Mr. Wm.
Moore, No. 82, West Smithfidd, London; Mr. John Cooper;
grocer, Chichester; F. Chattermn, Rye: John Cramp, Bexhill;
R. Stedman, Dodalming ; R. Cltitty, at Deal and Sandwich; las.
Court, jun. Ilythe ; A. W. Link, ckyinist and &nal ist, Maid-
stone; F. Okay, Dorchester; Young, Illandford ; Ma:zt ra, Ips-
wich; S. Martin, and Messrs. Heath and Co. Colchester.

TO MEN OF FASHION AND MARRIED LADIES.
nENTLEMEN'S Clothes continw.- to be male
.in the most elegaut and "fa;;iiinnsitil,t mac.m•r, and in that
highly approved style of cutting which haf giv.n --;vursat satis-
faction to the Nobility and Gentry, by DIE FRIeIiSF.N and
CLARK, Taylors, at No. 12, Itathbone-plaest, London (the hst-
ter heretofore Foreman to Mr. Allen). They also make young
Gentlemen's :Inks and Hussar DreLses in the meat tasteful and
elegant form. Coun.ry Residents may be informed how to send
their measure per Post.
Regimentals,Court Dresses, Naval Unif.)rms, Leather Breeches,
Liveries, &c. &c.

TO DE SOLD,
*mud In the Cot ntlea of Hens and Middlesex,
ten miles from London,

("-±OULI)'S VEGETABLE OPENING POW-
DERS arc isoiusedly recommended to all Families as an in-
valuable Alailicine, combining 4...rery advantage that can pcssibly
be di rived from a Cattharti., without any of its inconvenience.
Their nod.: of operation is. at oboe-mild and effectual, thoroughly
cleansing the stomach and bowels, and relieving the constitution
from all bilious, or feverish-heats: also being composed totally of
Vegetables, they are so perfectly safe and innocent, as to be used
with the treatest benefit by every description of persans, without
risk of takingcold. Are likewise particularly calculated as a cool-
ing physic for children in the Spring, and Aattuntn, and as a cer '
tats corrector of all humours, or beats, likewise after the Measles,
litc.
Sold, in packets 2a. 9d. and 4s. 6d. each, by T. I. Could, King-
ston • Shaw and Edwards, St. PaunrChurch-yard Ward, 324,
Holborn ; Bacon, Orford-street; Brennant, 156, Bishopsgate-
street ; Hudson, Hay-Market ; Spyring,l6s; Borough ; and most
respectable Vendors.

-A CAPITAL Well built FREEHOLD MAN-
I- A- SION, with sellable Offices, Stabling for ten horses, two
Harness Rooms, one doable and two single. Coach-houses, excel-
lent Kitchen Garden, fully stocked with the finest fruit trees in
full bearing, Poach House, Grape Houses, and Ice House, with
9.27 A. IR. 33P. of Land, in high state of cultivation, of which
60 Acres are Arable; the rest Crass I.
old,
all of it Frtehold
except SSA. IR. 9P. which are Leasehold, under the Duchy
Coon of Laiseaster ; and about Four Acres which arc Copyliold.
Immedbte possession to be given of the House, and Twenty-
seven Acres of Grass Land. And all:the rest of the Land, with
Farm-yard, Barns, Granary, Cart, Sheds, Cart-horse, Stabling,
Sheds, &c. Etc. at Michaelmas flex:.
The House is completely furnished, which may be taken it aft
Appraisenient, or be Sold by Auction on the Premises.
Foe Anther **niers enquire of Thomas Wilson, Esq. No. 9,
Staple's inn, Holborn, any day from nine o'clock in the morning
moth four ha the afternoon, where a plan of tho Estate may be
seen, and Tickets had for viewing the House and Premises.
Tickets maybe also had, anti parrieulars known, by applying to
Ur. booth, Settioncr, Duke-street; Portiar:d-place.