Star.
London, England, 1802-04-13 00:00:00

NUMBER 4134

MILITIA.

'WHEREAS Heads of a Bill are in circula-
tion for the a:tendon of the Militia, and augmenting
its numbers to Sixty Thottfand Men; and whereas Each intend-
ed alterations And augmentation appear materially to deviate
from the rincirlts on which the original eftablilhment was
fonnril--tbe Lieutenants of Counties, Commanding Officers
of It...intents or Cor?s of Militia, and Members of either
Houfe'4of Parliament, who have raved in the Militia, are de-
Sad to meet at the Thatched Hoare Tavern, at Twelve
(mock, an Weduriday the SO day of May next
BEA UFORT, DERBY,
W I:NT WORTH FITZ- CARNARVON,
WILLIAM, CARLISLE,
RUMNEY, DEVONSHIRE,
GRANTLEY, DORCHESTEROR V,
BERKELEY,
April g, 'Sot.

TO THE PROPRIETORS OP EAST4NDIA STOCK.
LAOIS, MID OINTIIIIIIII,
E E:edion of Six Dire. ors of the EA.
11 Ind Company being appointed for Wednefday the 14th
;,,Rant, the favour of your Vote and Interclt is &fired for the
folleming Gentlemen
, DcvA. Cf_af!..,7::llllll, rfq.
duo. Grant, Efq. Ni'Mht 'fbornton, Efq.
Sir Stephen Lufhington, Bart. Sweny Toooc, Efq.
Which will very marl oblige, Ladies and Gentlemen,
Palt-India Houle, April a, Your molt humble ferrants,
Paul Le Mefurier • Charles Mills
j Manfhlp John Roberts
Thomas Theophilus Metcalf Francis Baring
Tbonras Parry William Bentley

Beward Parry Jacob Boranquct
Abraham Roberts Lobo Smith Burge's
Ik.vid Stott ofeph Cotton
George Teem oml Darell
ocnrr Woodford Tbeßoron William Elpbinftone
Itobtr. 1 hennas Simon Frafer
john Travers John Huntrr
:ttliben Wiliisms Hugh lughs.

To the PROPRIETORS of EAST INDIA STOCK.
Laotat AND G!NTLIDICN,
HAVING die 1 ionour of being recommended to
you by the Direetoes of the EMI India CompJny, as the
Si: Caedidat,.s for the Din,lion to be chalet' this ',car, we
take the libcrty of rtqueßing the Favoar of your Vote on the
Day of Eleetion, WednefiLay the tathinitant. We are,
Ladies and Gclitlanen,
Your rnoft obedient cod molt humble fervors%
raft India Houfe,l WILLIAM DEVAYNES,
April 2.1302. S CHARLES GRANT,
STEPHEN LUSHINGTON,
GEORGE SMITH,
WILLIAM THORNTON,
SWENY TOONE.

PLMLIC OFHCF., SOW-STREET, April 11, ao2.
HORSES STOLEN.

CTOLEN front the Grounds of Edward Ro-
l) p.ra. Liq. at Ealing, Midd!del, in tile. Night between
Wednefeiay the 7th, and Thurfday the Sth inftar.t, • BAY
C ELD:NG, Leen years old, having various marks from Har-
ads ; about Sheen bands high, hack mane and tail. rather low
in condition. Alfa a CHESNITE DUN GELDING, aged,
about fourteen hands and.4-Ital.f high, white face, one fore foot
and one hi id foot white. the tail rather thin of hair, which,
with his head, when rode, he carries nearly Relight.
Monti will fuch informAtion at the abdre Mice, to Sir
Rieman, Fean. Chief Magißrate of the Police, as may be
the mean. of moulding the offender or offteulcrs, Rail receive
a Reward of FORTY POUNDS from the Owner.

CURIOUS IN FISH SAUCF-

. 'THE NOBILITY, GENTRY, and PUBLIC
in general, are refpedtfully informed, J. BURGESS and
Sea's GENUINE and SUPERIOR ESSENCE of ANCHO-
VIES. continues to be prepamd by them in the famcmanner that
has obtained fuch uuiverfal approbation for many yeirs pall
The long justly acquired fuperiority of that Article is fully
(manned in the opinion of the Canary at large, and of Pei tons
relident in all parts of the World, and having Rood the tt R of
trial, ranks it in the fituation it now maintains.
The general utility of THEIR ESSENCE of ANCHOVIES
and other RICH SAUCES for FISH, Ste. induces them, from
the numerous Advertifernests daily appearing, to caution Fa-
-- - •

metes, &c. in parched:kg the fame, as none is to be had of
THEIR GINOI ma, but at tbeir Wareboufe as under.

Every other Article in the Oil Trade for Madly ufe, of the
licit quality.
WEST-INDIA MERCHANTS, CAPTAINS of SHIPS,
&c. OFFICERS in the ARMY and NAVY, (unified upon
the &melt notice for the.ffaft and Weft Indies, &c.
Warchoufe, No. 107. corner of Savoy Steps,
Strut!, London.
For the convenience of Families in Scotland, they have ap-
ecimed Meffrs. R. Janata and Co. Edinburgh, their fele
'gents for Fith Sauces.

A FURTHER PROOF OF THE EFFICACY 011 CHINO',
PATENT WORM LOZENGES.
Colonel Rion Lc has favoured Marrs. Ching and Butler with
the following Cafe :

CZNTLEMEN,
HAVING by accident read the teflitnony of
the LORD Cuter BARON refpeding your invaluable
Clint's P..tast Winn Lozenges, I was induced to make trial
a them on myfclf. Prom a twenty-two years reficience in the
Fat-Indies, I have been fubjeet to a liver complaint, and vio-
kat iiiious obitruelons. I have made ufe of the I.oxenges,
eml have derived very coofiderable benefit from than, and has
given them to my children, and the childrenvf my acquaintance;'
alfo to numbers of the poor; and in no one inftance have they ;
failed of fuceefs, but in force aka have performed, I may fay,
miraculous cures. I have perufed the numerous teßimonles of
de Land effects produrcd by them, and Dull only remark, I do j
act think too much can be laid in their penile; from cape.
Saxe I particularly reeonsmend them for removing obltinate
Mous obfirudioos.—Gentlaueu, your obedient fervent,
lannouth, Feb. so, doe. JOHN RIDDLE.
To Metes. Ching and Built-v.
Sold whokfak, retail, and for exportation, at Ching and
Ender's, No. 4, Cheaphde ; and retail by Pidding, No. 76.
mane the Pantheon, Oxford-Rreet ; Swiney, Pall-MaU;
and moft Country Medicine Venders in the United Kingdoms. ,
Whores at One Guinea, st. and 2'. std. each. •

WARWICKSHIRE.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
The Inner etd of May, or beginning of June nest, to different
Lots, inlet's limner difilufrd of by Private Coutraet,
MANOR of WEDDINGTON, in the
Lunt), of Warwick ; and alfo near yon Acres of ex-
e?!.3lmg rick and fertile ARABLE, MEADOW, and PAs'.
TrIE LAND, in Weddiniston aforefaid, now divided into
"alen'eln rum.. and in the poffcMon of very refpedtable Te
aantt, with fultabh and convciti,rt Farm.ltoufea and Buildings
11.2:101:ng thtieon.particulars of which will he given In duc Linn.
Vt (*lmmo is Gmateel within one Mile of Nuneaton, Svc of
iteritlone, the fame diflaoce from Hinckley, nine Miles from
Colotatftand eighteen Miles from Leiceitcr, is near the Wat-
ht Lttet Road, and alfo near the Turnpike Road leading
L-ain Let-eller to Coventry, and within a (mall diftance of the
Co i-ctrt nod Alkby Can.d., and tile Poor-rates and Land-tax
lc? vtry low.

Farth..r information may be h4d by applying to Robert
A4iby-cle-14 "'ouch, in the county a Leiteact.
": ; Mr. Matthew Ingle, of the fame place: Mr. Farmer.
th: Stan', in tyre raid County of Leicelter ; or
frusl. P•ir
rUurst tiertaway, Attorney at Law, Runipton. War-
. •

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LECTURES on NATURAL PHILOSOPHY.

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and Hamel!. Moon ; on the Caul,: of 'fides in the Air, and
Sea ; on Currants.

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