Star.
London, England, 1802-05-11 00:00:00

COW PDX.

TT is wt,ll known to thole acquainted with the
j Hl Tory or the Vaeciste Ditc.afe, IVA itsmigin has been the
jult of much cnviry, but never completely efgertaincd. A
ought cr of Experhnems. Imyrever, have been lately performed,
which elevrly prove, that the Greafe in Harks, as fuppofed by
I.)r. Jertiser, is the fame of the genuine Cow-Pox. Thefe Ex-
periments, slang with forte other Fads and Obfervations, arc
reined by Dr. Loy, of Whitby, in a Pamphlet, entitled " An
Account of fome Experiments on the brigin of the Cow Pox."
boldby William Phillips, George-yard, Lombard-ft:yet, ion-
non ; Wilton Anal Spence, York; mad Guthrie, Nielsolfon-tercet,
Edinbergh.

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To the GENTLEMEN, Ci.ERGY,;n7I- FREEITOLD.
of the COUNTY of CAMBRIDGE.
UTE whole names are hereunto fubfcribed, mort
v v earnellly requeß you to direet your attention to the pre.
fent fituation of our County. The moment is now arrived
when you muR determine, whether it fhall retain its ledepen•
dente or not ? We entrrat you molt feriouffy to :vital upon
the confequenecs of defcrtiog thole who made amongß you,
and are influenced by no perfonal motives, aftd who in the part
they take, conceive they promote the intereft of their Brother
Freeholders. With this object in view, we prefutuc to offer
you this Addrefs, and perfuade ourft Ives that when the princi-
pie by which we are satiated is duly weighed, yeu will confider
the auk as yonrown, and by your efforts fecure the Eledion
of Sir Hamar Par To ta, and at the fame tune the Independence
of the County.
Charles Cotton Samuel Knight
Thomas Dingle,' Hatton Clair Morgan
Benjamin Keene Theorises Waddington
Richard Graves Townley George Jenyns
John Gardner Edmund filter
Francis Pemberton M. liolworthy
John Weßwood A. Pent
Ferdinand Huddldtoa io.fheph Han
Thomas 012
intin(urethan Townley
Edward Leeds omas Brown.
Hate Wortham

To the GENTLEMEN, CLERGY, and FREEHOLDERS,
of the COUNTY of CAMBRIDGE.
qIR HENRY PEYTONlarnentb that the thort-
ncfs of the time before the Eledion, and the nceellity for
his attendance at Cambridge during the continuance of it, has
prevented his waiting upon every Freeholder in Perron, which
it was his witch with to have done.
The Friends of Sir Hem's' Per-rom are cornett), requeited
to continue their exertions, which cannot fall of fuccefs.
At the Clore of the Pull on Saturday Evening for the Elec-
tion for the County, the Numbers were :
Sir HINIt• PIETTON - - /542
Lord CnAaLes MANNZRS - - - HSI

MAjority in favour of Sir HENRY PLYTON 9l

To the GENTLEMEN, CLI RGY, and FRFEROLDER6
of the COUNTY of CAMBRIDGE.
OINTLICMICW,
NOTWITHSTANDING the ilFue of the eon-
teft, which has pit now doled, I beg leave to return you
my wanneft 1 hanks for the very flattering fur pert you have
rendered me, and to allure you of my fixed determination to
oter myfelf a Candidate for the honour of reprefenting the
County of Cambridge at the enfuing General Election. In con-
fidaation of its near approach I feel unwilling to Live the
Co inty any farther trouble on the prefent occafion. It was my
Msfartune to be prevented from entering upon nit canvas fo
early as I had intended, I with therefore to inform thofe Gen •
denim Inhofe votes were,engaged previous to the declaration of
my intention of offering myiell at the late Eleelloor and' the
Freeholders at large, that I (hall lore no time in perfonally pay-
ing them my repeat, and in follelting the honour of their fuf-
frages and intents at the approaching Election of the new Par-
liament. I have the honour to be, Gentlemen,

Your very obeaturi humble tenant,
CHARLES SOMERSET MANNERS.
Carnb:l Mooday Evening, Marc to, aos.

CREDITORS OF JOHN HARDCASTLE.
PURSUANT to. a Decree of the •Htgb.Court or,
Chancery, made In a Cattle wherein AkirardealtiO sad
others are Plaintlift, and Conrade CouhhUsWastl another are
Defendants; the Creditws of John Hoarl24W Este al South-
hampton-buildlnLs, Chancery-lane, I. ; an 4 of Lineoln'a
Inn, In the County of Middlefez. Attorney at Law, are to come
in and prove their debts before Nicholas Ridley, Efq. one of the
IVlafteri of the aid Court, at his Ch.,:nhcrs in Southampton-
buildings, Chancery-lane, London, on or before the I sth day
cf June, Oka; in default thereof they will be peremptorily ex-
cluded the benefit of the faid DeelT4.