Star.
London, England, 1802-07-01 00:00:00

I EW:PANORAMA. HAYMARKET,

Next door to theOpe.a
rTHE Public are refpcMully informed, that this
.1 PANORAMA, exhibiting a GRAND VIEW of the
erry of PARIS and its Environs, is now op n fur public in-
fpealon. painted from Drawings made on the North Welt
'rawer of the Metropolitan Church of Notre Dame Once the
Serving of the Preliminaries of Peace, by JAMILI de MAIM.
Wil: continue open front to tUI Dude Admittance is.
N. B. A perfon regularly attends to explain the PiEture.
ibis day was blifted, Price ts.6d.
A THANKSGIVING SERMON for the
PEACE, preached June t, tgos,
By ,Sc Rrv. I. N. WILLIAMS, LL. B.
Vitae of Wefbouta, Warwickfhire.
Printed tor t,. and J. k obinfon, Paternofter-row.
us whom may be had, by the fame Author,

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S. Two Sermons, preached on the Public Faits at April
5793, and February t 794. 21
2. A Sermon on the Public Faft, February 25,1195,2 a.

of the COUNTY of MiDDLESEX.
CENTLIMIN,
IMPRESSED with the deepeft fenfe of gratitude
for the ions continuance or (roar and confidence which
you have manifelted to me upon many ocadions, and from a
confcioufnefe of having done my endeavours to difeharge the
various Duties incumbent upon me as one of your Reprefents-
tivei, I prefume again to offer my ferries to the County, and
earneftly to folic* the honour of reprefenting you in the enfulng
Parliament. After a lestig life engaged in Public Bonnet's, and
nedrly twenty years devoted to your fervice In Parliament, I
truft I need not hate to you my general conduet ; it bat been
open to your obfrry tion, I have ever wilted it &meld be to,
and that you fhould be the judges of it : permit me, however,
to fay, that during the whole time I have been honoured with
a feat In Parliament as your Reprefentative, I have conftantly
attended to my Parliamentary Duty; and have ever ailed ac-
cording to my belt judgment, to promote the Profperity and
Happlinefs of the Kingdom at large, and the particular iota:reit
of the County of Miciellefea.

I have the Hooow to be, with One= regard,
Grtrrtratete,
Hanover-Apure, Your faithful and moft obedient Servant,
June 30,1802. W. MAINWARING.

To the-GENTLEMEN, CLERGY, and FREEHOLDERS,
of the COUNTY of NOTTINGHAM.
GENTII/4/N.
THE Dilfolution of Parliament which has taken
place to-day requires that I Mould offer you, without de-
lay, my moa grateful acknowledgments for the feat which by
your favour I have had the honour of occupying, and to exprefa
my humble hut anxious hope that 1 may continue to be thought
worthy of the fame mark of your confidence at the enfuing
Election. lam but too fenfible that the salve feene of life in
which it has been my fortune to be employed during the greateft
part of the lilt Parliament, has prevented me from cultivating
your perleinal friendihip, and paying that militant attention to
your political concerns, which my inclination, no lefs than a
fenfe of my duty, would have difpofed me to do ' • an omifflon
which, rottenly u 1 regret, in both inflances,l may be al-
lowed to fay, was alleviated, in a confiderable degree in the
latter, by the known and exemplary afldulty of my late worthy
and much to be lamented Colleague. But 1 croft, Gendemen,
that the peace which has lately been concluded, at the fame
time that itaffords the means of making myfellanteads for the
lots I have (offered, will alio enable me to prove to you the fin-
etrity of my profetiltms, if it than be your plesfure to honour
me by returning me again to Parliament as mkt of your Repre-
tentative*. lam willing to believe that I than not be thought
too &ovine in my expedation, if, in fuch • war as we have
been lately engaged, my zeal may have urged me to folkit that
fpecies of employment which may have intrenebed, in fame
degree, upon the attendance which my Parliamentary Duty
required of me. 1, therefore, confidently hope that I mall not
be thought unworthy of reprefeating you again in Parliament,
and earneftly requeft the honour of your fuppoet at the =ru-
ing EleEtion.

I am, Gentlemen, with fineere and invariable regard,
Your moft obedleut and faithful Servant,
London, June s 9, tic*. • W. BENTINCK.

To the INDEPENDENT BURGESSES aid FREEHOLD-
ERS of the TOWN and COUNTY of the TOWN of
NOTTINGHAM.
G Mutt, London, June tB, Him.
THE very kvere misfortune which has fo lately
occurred in my family, will, I trait, plead in my favour
with you, aq a fufficient apology, for not paying my refpedts
to you at this moment.
I have faithfully endeavoured to forge you In Parliament at
all times when I have not been called forth in your defence and
the fervice of my Country; and I molt earnettly hope, that,
you will again honour me with your redrafts upon the day of
F.leetion, as it has ever been my pride, by a zealous attention
to your interelts, and a firm attachment to the principles of the
Conftitution, to merit your confidence.
I have therefore defired my Friends to wait upon you in my
name, and to requett that fupport which I am totally unable
at this moment perfonally to folicito—i have the honour to be,
Gentlemen,
Your obedient humble fervant.
JOHN BORLASE WARREN.

TRAVELLING TO IRELAND,
By the following Coaches, which fet out from the
GOLDEN CROSS, CHARING-CROSS :
HE HOLYHEAD Coach, through Shrewf-
-IL bury, Birmingham, and Coventry, every morning at
(even o'clock. •

The HOLYHEAD MAIL COACH, in 46 hours, through
Chcfter, Lichfield, and Northampton, every evening at (even.
N. B. The above are the only Carriages to Holyhead ; all
advertifements to the contrary are meant to inspofe upon the
Public.

The CHESTER, PAR /MATE, and LIVERPOOL Pal!
Coach, every ntortdng at fix.
The MILFORD HAVEN MAIL COACH, through Car-
marthen, Brecon, Gloucefter, and Oxford, on Toefday, Thud-
day, and Saturday evenings.
The Packets for Dublin Etil daily fronillolyhead, Liver-
pool, and Parkgate, and for Cork and Waterford daily from
Milford Haven.

WANTED TO RENT,
AGOOD HOUSE in tht Country Unfurnillsed.
with from Twenty Acres to any quantity of Pafturo
Land, with Manors and good Shooting, particularly Pheafant ;
from Thirty Miles to any diltance from London: the Northern
Part of England would be preferred, and if near a River with
• Right of Flitting the more agreeable, and good Roads.
Any Perim widtill to Ler a Place anfwering the above
Particulars may hear of a molt excellent Tenant by applying to
Mars. William and Jof. Kidd, Upholders, New Bond-ftreet.
TO BE SOW BY PRIVATE CONTRACT.
A VERY Valuable and Improveable FREE-
HOLD ESTATE, l'ythe Free, eotififting of the Manua
of Great Sturton, near liarneaftle, in the County of Lincoln ;
and four Farms, in the occupotion of refpeelable tenants at
will; containing altogether ts is Acres of Arable, Meadow,
and Paftuze Land, coniprifing nearly the whelk of the Lord.
fhlp.—For further particulars apply to Mr. Caldecott, Solicitor,
Rugby, Warwickihirr ; Mr. Yates, Stretton under Fide, near
Rugby ; or to Mr. Tyndale, Solicitor, No. 6, Lincoln's Inn
Fields.

DEVONSHIRE.
CLEVE HOUSE, within One Mile of EXETER,
TO BE LEE,
A VERY defirable MANSION, fit for the ac.
commodation of a Genteel Family, very comfortably
Furnilhed, with Gardens, Orchard, and fevers! Acres of I .and;
the Houfe is molt delightfully &aimed out an Eminence, and
commands a very beautiful View over the Sc, and the Country.;
The Pretnifes may be bad for a Term Unfurnithed, and the
Furniture difpnfed of at a taig Valuation.
For Particulars and Terms apply to Men. Kidd*, Up-
holders, New Bosid.ltreet