Star.
London, England, 1802-07-17 00:00:00

I.ondom

• Sir—ln corfecnence of a haply reconciliation having taken
plate between ht,;h nations, I take the liberty, as Manager of
one of the Grit Companies, perhaps in France, in the hoc of
Grand Serious Fpettacle and Saadi, coofilting of Eighteen
Gentlemen and Sin Ladies, to inakc an offer of their Icrvicci
to chute dirFattments at your Theatre in London; and, hew-
ever ruiguine I may be in regard to their refpedlive merits,
Define, Sir, Lila It Is from the high oplo.on enteitained 01 their
talents where tbry have had the honour to appear, (and that I
ant en.uled to fay, has hornet the principal Theattei in France)
that Inducts oic to tender their perfctrnanevi for a Ilion time,
adore a great and judicious En Hen Andienee.—Should my
term, .innesed) therefore, meet with your approval, an im-
mediate .E.iirer to me at ark, will oblige, Sir, your aloft re-
tectful addithedient humble Servant,
COURTE ST. AIIBIN.
• Pith,Nr. 1, snot, Tbelire of the City-
' Tri.os—for the whole Company, on the esker; comii.
lion oi prut:ucing a Grand Serious Spedaele every work, with
oceaPonally, a Grand Ballet, with New French Millie, Two
Ilene:red t.:uineas per Week, for the !pace of Two blonths."

• Sir.-1 embrace the earlieft opportunity to acknowledge the
receipt of your towline, and am happy to fay, that it has ever
heal my heft. and reenlist endeitiotir, not only to produce
of every defeription, appertaining to my "llwatre, but
to give encouragement at the fame time to every performer of
intrir.bc merit; as fuck, ham no objection to treat with you
en the terms propofed, far One Month only, viz. :cc Guineas
per Week, with a remit°, that the travelling expellees, both
Wand from Paris, is defrayed My you.
' Sh mad Chit offer meet your willies, an early aufwer is re-
refted, that the useeffary Scenery, Dram, &c. may be ready
tot their arpearatteeat this Mee._

• " Yours, refpedfully, J. ASTLEY.
• Rural Amphitheatre, arkin, June ." ttot
}`_r In contelneneeof theabere Correlpondeure, an Engage-
Pula t then *et • hir.Altky has the homotr of Annomociox
ziTiv.el in London, and will mike their fir ft apyt want'.
p k New Grand FrenchSpedtaele, on N;00dILY• Pali 16.

POPE's " FORTUNATE OFIVai
Rnrl llachange, clofc by the BanVof Essemd.
HI: FOL LOWING CAPITAL PRIEES
-a ware either Sold, Shared, or Reglitered, and the Money
paid on Demand, at thii Office. in the preceding
SIX LOTTERIES.
397(.4 • ,Ca,coo Nu. 3ntso
at . ananoo 66t3
till;ts • 20,000 19467
tit - loco° ISsas
3183 t 2,000 45850
255 :11 1000 32477
4111 . 20,000 17639
Ebs 2,000 36939
TO TILE PUBLIC.
The approa:hin7 Lottery, whether viewed in point of redid
Ildnotsges, fuperaor. Arrangement of Scheme, or Improved Syr-
km of Drawiog.hath powerful Claims to Public Attend-in. In
Numb-re a'l tckets it is reduced front 63,0c0 to I.cooo only
f icfs Blanks than any preceding Lottery; the loweß
P 7; Zet;l9l.) exceed the Price of Tickets—and yet in Number
tett Nisgritude of Capital Prices, it challenges.every former
L ty. It Draws eight dsys only--begins Oth a Prize of
for the na ft-Drawn Ticket (Anvil 2), and. prefects a
Ca-,ital every hiornitiz, up to 10•4.?.t.1. and zo,cooL
h'.ch being the judiciusts eaR orScheme, rational diftil'al of
Pr:7e., and fuck the important .Idvantages, that S. Pore con-
ceives it a Duty to fubmit them to the confideration of his
Friends and the Public; and as a Lottery of Twenty-four
Thuftnd Tickets only admits but of littk hefitatioo, be takes
the liberty of recommending an early Parehafe.
The TiAct; andSbares are on Sale, In a Variety of Nom-
kers, at this Orr tea, having A 9 cautts in any Provincial
Lottcry-O/Lec is-twister.

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1,000
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1,000
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To the GENTLEMEN. CLERGY, and FREEHOLDERS
of the COUNTY of CAMBRIDGE.

PERMIT me to offer you my grateful acknow-
ledgments for the high honour you have now for the fourth
time couft erect upon me, by eke:king me one of your Reprefen-
tatives in Parliament. 'Fite generous, zealous, rayeelable, and
powerful rapport I have received, under arcumftances of pecu-
liar cmharraffinent. (arifing from a mesa aetive canvat. c cried
on by other Candidates, for above fix weeks before it was poe-
hie for me, conil(tently with my public duty,to abfent myfeh from
my place in Parliament) has made an imprefLon on my mind,
which can never be effaced Had it been pradleahle for me
to have commenced my own ealivals at en earlier period. I sin
perfuided that the proportimt of Ambers on the Sheriff, books
would have been materially varied in my favour ; and perhaps
(OTC apolo.ty nuy be due to numerous friends of mine in diltant
I parts 04 the Country, to whom no particular applications were
made for their perfonal attendance at the EleCtion. Satisfied
with arca/airing very early On the firit day, that the genuine
(core of a great majoriti of the moft re fpeetabk Freeholders re-
mained unalterably in my favour, I could not reconcile it to
mifelf to trouble thofc at a mat diltance to leave their domef-
tic eonterns.in order unucceffarily to increafe my numbers at
the dole of the Poll.

The refult of the eontelt has inennteftiby proved that the real
Eleftors of Carabridgefhire are is g ?o be prevailed upon to aban-
don an old and faithful Servant, by artful and malicious mill e-
prefentations and falfehonds of various kinds, isoluftrioutly pro-
pagated to ferve the cattle: of a party which is holtile to me and
my family. for no other retion that I know of, than becaufe we
always endeavoured to fupport the caufe of our Country, and
of the Eririfh Conftitution, againft the malignant efforts of fo-
reii,n and domefkie atomics. Entirely attached by education and
experience to the inealttable and unequalled ()Item of civil and
relizious liberty, which has been for ages, under the bkffing of
PROVIDCNCII, the foundation and fupport of this great nation,
and the Immediate cafe of its profperity and power.l mull ever,
while life and underftanding rem in o. nie, continue devoted
to its dsfenec and prefervatiou. Equally attached by bin h,lia-
bit, affeelion, and gratitude, to the County of Cambridge and
Ilk of Ely, I than confider it as my bounden duty to exert my-
lf to the urmoft for the maiatenancc and improvement of its
internal welfare, by the molt fedulous and impartial attention
to its various And important, local, and provincial concerns.
I have the honour to be, with the high& refped,
Gentlemen,
Your much obliged and faithful Servant.

GENERAL ELECTION. I This day was publiiked,
Is four lar:e Y•ds. tams. deftly prined,price 11. Ss. in Mau 'a,
9 sliE LOINI.IIIRUH St..:CiOiL. of MED.`
To t.::e GEI;TI.1:111ZN, CI.EBOY, and FREEIIGL')ERS.. qk ('IN!!; containing tte Prellinisiary or Fondamnoat
of the COUNTY o; SALOP. Branches of Prof• traunal Educatisn, viz. An...tonly. Medical
THE dillinguilbed honour you have tai. day Clicnultry, and B•nany, intended as an lvt:o hodion to the
conferred upon as, in unatilmoully clean% us your Re- Clinical tinkle. Tie: wltole forniwg A onapkte :Illem of Me.
prefentatises In Parlisiment for this County, dam . ads, and we dical F. 'ue,tion And PraCtice, a cut ding to the arrangement et
intrcat your acceptance of our Siicere and crate.ul aekesiev- the Etlii.buty,h S.thonl. .
lodgments: our mull zesisus endeavours (hall log he wabli: g By WILLIAM NISEETI'. M. D.
to convince you bow 141,1 y fciiiihle we are of this toark 01 Fires' of tl:e Royal Culte4e of ILdii,burgb, fcc.
your kind attention and refped ; and it will be our tuclina. P:mted fur T. N. Longman a:id 0. Rees, Nu 32, Neer.
tion, a. it is our duty, to give i'oe mid colllline.ing proofs of neßer-row.
being adueted by an anxious regard for the efietrial honour Vols. 1. and 11. Containing the Anatomy, price 14%
and interetts of our Ctuntry, and of the County of Salop in . 111. Chemlftry. price Ils.
particular. Wa remain, Gentlemen, I IY.
With the wai melt gratitude and refpedt,' i and may be had feparate.
Your molt faithful and obliged humble Servants, 1-.. TO THV. CURIOUS IN FISH SAUCE
Shrewfbury, • 'tit:HARD FULL.
1 ath July, 1802. JOHN tcyNAs-roN PS/Writ- ; ri 'HE NUN' I ri, GEN l'ltY, and PUBLIC
-I. in general, are relpestlfully informed, J. BURGESS and
To the tiEN IRV. eLcitoy, and ItREEHOLJUI:RS of Son's GENUINE and SUPERIOR ESSENCE of ANCHO.
the COUNTY of NORTHAMPTON. VI F.:4, sttinues to he prepared be them In the Famernanner that
OZPITI AMEN. • has obtained fuch unlverfal approbation for many years pall.
T_TAVI NG been again unanimoufly elected your The long jualy acqu:red fuperiority of that Article is fully
-1, JI. Rrprefentatives in Parliament, permit us to expr,fs th : confirmed in the opinion of the Country at large, and of Pctfons
deep and grateful fcnfe we entertain of Cie v.ry itig:t hono ir radent in all parts o: the World, and having !toad the tilt of
you Wye tUs day conferred upon us. We log have to mord tri.d, ranks it in the lituation It now maintains.
you our warinett Thanks for the confidence you arc pirate I • The general utility of-I'I4EIR ESSENCE of ANCTIOVIES
once more to rep,.fe in us, and to ::truce you that no endeavour. and other P.ICI I SAUCES for FISH, .&c. Induce:: them, from
Mall be wanting on our part to render to this County in par. the nuat.sous .tdveitifent.iits daily appearing, to caution Fa-
tkular every poilibic Service, and by a free and initeptild.ut millet, Stc in purehaling the fade:, as none is to be had of
condedt In Parliament to prumor the general Intendt. and 11-UIR acne, Nt, but at their Wareboufe as under.
Wel..ire of the Kisgslom at large.—%Ve have the honour Lobe, Every other Article in the Oil Trade for family ufe, of the
Gentlemen, with the sr-area Refpedt and Ortitede, bat quality.
Your molt obliged and faithful he .. b e Servants, . WES l'-INDIA MFRCHANTS, CAPTAINS of SHIPS,
Northamp:oi' P. DICEISS. ' &e. OFFICERS in the ARMY and NAVY, fuppliod Vela
July tat', silos. W. R. CAIVIWR Int tT. the thorteft notice fur the East and Welt Indies, lac.
Warciamsfe. No. to?, coruer of Savoy Step,'
strand, I.onclon.
For the town:l4,l*e of Fat:silks In Scotland, the; have al,-
poloted Marrs. K. Johtifloa and Co. Edlitbargh, their fele
Agents for rut Sauces.

To the GEN I LEN EN. CLP.EG r, and Fit
of the COUNTY of WARWICK.
GENTLEMEN,
A I.LOW me to allure yon of the high fenfe t f
,Tratitude which I feel for the honour you have conferred
upon me,in the Eketion of me as one of your Kelm E.ntativcs in
Parliament tor this opulent and commoreial County. Nothing
can he more flattering to me, than the very general eoutit,Tatiee
and fupport I have reee'ved upon the pteresit ice &on. I Ilea
always make every exertion in my power to tlifeliarze the very
inyartant mat you have replied in me with tide& y, to peril!' se
tile envied IA .:Mugs of our glorious Con liitution, and to promote
the interval, wehare, ai.d prorperity of the Counts of Warwick.
I remain, Gentlemen, with the greaten retp oft,
Your devoted ”nil butitttly 'Nervaut,
rUGDALE SIRATEORDDUODALE.
Mamie, July 14, stew.
To the OENTI.F.P.II:I, CI.F.RGY. and FREEHOLDERS
of the COUNTY of WARWICK.
OTNTLEMEN,
IRETURN you my moft fincere thanks for the
dillitiguilhed honour you have this Jay conferred upon me in
EL:dlirg me a if I, time your Reptefe:dative in Parliament.
Such a long feri-s or tavola during the greater par: of my life,
would awaken reactions of gratitude in the mutt untratefid,
hut in me in produces ienti-neuts, ii potable, of a higher nature.
I feel convinced, without arrogance, that you are Codified 1
how stru my day.
I have made fo many promifes to you beretinre, that I have
now none lilt to make, but what is better, I have kip them an,
and you have nothing to fear.
With this mutual exchange of confidence, I lit all recommence
my tlutita. and have the honour to he, with the deep, ft fenfe of
gratitude and attachment, Gentlemen, Your greatly 9.11.ged,
And faithful! humble Servant,
C. SI itICKBURGH EVELYN.
Shuckhurgh, July 12, 1801.

CCORPORATION of the AMICABLE SO-
CIE l'Y fnr IN-URANCE upon LIVES, sF.RJEANT'a
INN, FLEET-STRFET, inftituted by Ch..rtar of %nen
Anne, Anon 1706.--The Diretiors hereby give Notice ti,at
attendance will he given at the Society'n Houle nn W EDN I $.
DAY, the ilk and THURSOAY. the aptb dare of July
inazin, and on WE' tNE.NDAY, the t ith. and VVEDNEs-
DAV, the 1• th days of Await near, front Eleven recio.:k
til One, in order to pay claims arifing by Deaths of Men.b,
of the fail Sockty in the year 'got. Ohl Mlle. viz.
_ _ _ _

Thom. Jame, late of Brentwood, in z. fq.
Richard Neste, late of Greenwich. Kent. druggift.
. .

Frederick P. tiodd.r, late of Newman-ltrca, botanic painter.
George T. Hardy, latc ni .Nuitin: Friar., I .undon, Gent.
•

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johnSpinks, late of the loner Temple. London, Gent.
John Thompfon, Lite of Gutter.lanc, Ch..apfide, engraver.
Janie, Davidfon, lats. of 'rower-hill, lendon, Rationer.
iNiam Green, late of Mount Medan, Gray's lint-lane, Gent.
John Tr rry, late of the Old Balky. readier.
Edward &Clam of Penton-row, Walworth, Surrey, Gent.
William Fry. late of Cullum-area, Fencburch-ltreet, Gent.
William Cordell. late of Hare-ftrect, Bettn.al-green. weaver.
Itcv..l boons Hutt, late Reetor of St. John's, Stamford, Lia-

colnthirc.
Wm. Lawrence, late of London•wall, carpenter.

Jas. Wm. Berri:, late of Ludgate-hill, goldfmitk.
leophss Comber, late of Tottenham-courc-road, tallowmelter,
Wrn. Ewftrrs, late ~f Chifwell-itrect. ironmonger.
Thos. Higgs, Lte one of the Canners at the Bank.
Samuel Newham, late of Birmingham, Gent.
Wm. Sharpe, Ire of B.nnett's hill, London, herald painter.
Wm. Simkins, htr of Mill-Isne,Tooley-street,lighterman.
Edmund Smith, Lite of the Accountant-Gencral's Office is
Chancel y, Gent.
WM. Befwiek,late of Upper Thames.ftrert, London, Efq.
Frsneis Burton, late of Bharat, taylor.
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John flarris, late of Great Wineheiter-iireet, London, painter.
Rev. Wm. F.llis, kite of Alford, Lincolnfhire.
Leonard lA'clitead, Lae of the Borough of Southwark, haber-

dafher.
Stephrn Murrtll,late of Rny-areet, Clerkcnwcll, audicatecr.
Percfr Provo, Izte Pent,,ov,Ur, Mit!dlcfcx, apothecary.

OLO UCESTER SI I I kkr.

TO Se ai I.D CT PR !TAT CONTRACT, •
THE MANOR of PAINSWICK :
firable aid insprovabk FRSCHOLii ES C,ATii,
iis-
Miies from Gloseefter, Three from Stroud, TwJve from
Chekenhunt, an/ Twenty eight from Brutal, ;unfitting it the
Mmor of Pairtwielra attending over feveral T..ottfand it4res
of Land, with floes. Chief /tents. quit Rents. and Merlins
iffoing out of nearly 300 different Copfhold tenements, which
with the Tolls of the- Market, is a molt deflrable purchafe
for any. Gentleman of the Law. Alfo a Capital Manor
farm, with Houle, requiete Offices, Garden, :old Pl.:Jure
Ground, 330 Acre+ of Arable, Meadow, Paiture and Wood.
lend, lying collapse, and furrounding the Houfc, with two
improvable and valuable Streams of Water, running through
an uniting in the lame, very convenient for ereaing
for the use of the ManufaCtory carried on in the nigh.
hOarhood. And alto 38t Acre+ of indeed Woodlands arlt
WAcs, well (tacked with Beach, Oak, and Ant Trees. lying
within the Manor. The whole capable of very great improves
mcnt both for Plealure and Profit, and may be rcafonably efli•
mated at upward, of 9oci. per Annum.
Further Partleula, • may be lawn by applying to Mr. Wm.
Baylis. of Pair.foriek, who will thew the Prernifes; of Mr.
sauniiers, Attorney, Stroud; of Mars. T and W. Dunn, So.
'cities, Lincoln's-Inn; and of Meer.. Hodikinfun and Co. Sur.
vey,rs, No. 35, Arundel-ftrect, London, where a Plan of the
ti' ate maybe feen.—N. B. Great pin of Purehafc Money
may remain on Mortgage if required.

GENERAL COACH OFFICES,
WHITE HORSE INN, FEITER-LANE,
And CROSS KEYS INN, Wood.ltreet, Cheapfide, London.
YARMOUTH Telegraph Coach, through
LoWcfteift, Keillngland, Wrentham Wansfond,
borough, Yuclord, Saantundam, Melton, and Woodbridge,
ever,• afternoon at h.df paR thrfc o'clock.

Manchrfter TticgraPh Coach, thiough Maccledichl, Leeke,
andltharn. . very aftrrnoon at four o'clock.

.
York Htrielyer Coach, through ratlearter, Ferrybridge,
Dottedder, BAwtrt, and Kett ad, every morning at 7 o'clock.
I .ynn Pott Coach, through Cambridge, Newmarket,
fulgate, Downturn, and stoke, every afternoon at lulf pal
.hrt e o'clock.

Client.? and Holyhead Telegraph Cnach, through Waiver.
hatnpron and Newport, Tucfday, Thud.lay, and Saturday
mornings at fix o'clock.
Derby Televaph Co.geb, through Loughborough and Wd.
ford. erg's)• afterunon, at four o'clock.

Hull Rodney Coach, in thirty-ft hours, through Doneaftr,
Howden, and North Cave, avoiding the dangerous parage of
the Humber. fete oot Sunday, Tuefday, and Friday mornings,
at rortn u'dock.

Ipiwich And Colchefter Telegraph Coach, through Stratford
St. Alary's, Witham, Kelvedon, Chelmsford, Ingateitone, and
Rumford, every afternoon, at hall pelt three o'clock.
I tverpooll Mt Coaches, morning and evening.
N .rwich liapedition Coach, through Epping, Hockerifl,
Bournbritige, Newmarket, Thetford, and Wytnondham, every
afternoon, at half pelt three o'clock.

Bay iingbaat 44 Coventry felegraph Coach, through Stoney
Stratford, Tow:efter, Daventry, and Dunchurch, Turfday,
Thurfday, and Saturday mornings, at St o'clock.
Edinburgh and Newcaftle PoR Coach, through Almoick,
Berwick, Durham, Darlington, and Northallerton, cvezy
imorniog, at (even o'clock. _

1.. ic-fter and Northamptun Telegraph Coach, through New.
port Woobura, Dunttaole, and St. Alb.afb, every
alto-nowt at four o'clo.k. •

Etkenhim Coach, through Newmarket, Bramlon, and
Swallhant, every afternoon, at half paft three o'clock.
Cambridge Union Coach, (late Old Cambridge) through
Roylton and Buntingford, every momit,g, at half part feven,
exccl.t. SUM ay.

CitnbridgiLight Tdegraph Coach, (in 7 hours) through
Farr and Barkway, miry morning, at eight o'clock, caccpt
SuEclay:

George Dur.int, late of Spital-fquare,
Thomas Williams, late of 14ampton Wick, Middlefez tanner.
Rev. Rollie Sherwin.late Redur of Athwell, Rutland:
_ _

Cani;.ridge Poft Coach, Through Ware,Barkway, and roll-
mire, every evening, at half paft threa.

Paul Vaillant, late of Pall-Mall, Efq. -
Baker Broughton, late of Shcpton Mallet, Somerfet, clothier.
It amen Dalton, late of Stoke Newingion, hliddiefex, Purveyor.
ohn Higgins, late of Martha Brae, in Jamaica, Gent.
ohn Griffin, late of South Lambeth, Surrey, Gent.
obt. W. Lamb, Lite of the Bank of England, Gent.
Thomas Jeycs, late Chief Teller at the bauk.
Jofiah Lucas, late of Great qt.teen-itrixt, Lincoln's Inn-fields,
Gent.
Chrles W. Clark, late of Angel-court, Snow-hill, builder.
Rev. Edw.'Malon, late Curate of Blyth, Nottingham.
The Directors inform the Public, that the General Court of
the laid Society having, upon a careful revifion and examination
of the Rate of thdr Funds and Bye-laws, found that the Bene-
fits of this Inftitution tray he further extended, have reduced
the premiums heretofore charged, and extended the amount
which may he infured upon me Life from three Shares to fix.
At this Office wily, the Infuranee is not avoided by any cir-
cumftance that may fubfequently take place in the mode of
Life, or by the place or manner of the Death of the perfon in-
lured. And although the rate of Infurance is as moderate as
at any other Office, the Members of the Amicable Society
have an interelt in a very confide:able and advantageous
Contingency.
Abltrads of the Charters and Bye-laws, and the Terms and
Methods of making Infurances, may be had at the Office,
where attendance t, Oven from Nine o'clock till Two—Holt-
-

. •
Portfatouth Coaci;, every r)orniug, at half paft four o'clock.
Lancaster and Carliile Telegraph, through W'is•an, Pr,flun,
Kendal, Pcnrith, and Whitchaven, every afternoon, at tour
o'clock.

Lincoln and Nottingham Poft Coach, every morning, at 7.
At undel, Petworth, and Little Hamptnn Pcft Coach, thro'
Xinglton, Guildford, and and.linin, Tnerday, Thurrclay, and
Fat•ard.ty mornings, at lix o'clock.

Guleort Coach (the Blue) through Staines, Baglhot, Farn-
ham, Alti.n, Wi.ft Meow, and Farebam, every muruing, at lull
pact Lur c;c1(;:k.

Dover and Deal Poft Coaches, every morning, at h.df part
four o'clock, aid evening at fix.
Canterbury, Margate, Ramfgate, Chatham, Rochifter, and
Stroud Coaches, every morning and evening.
Brompton, Chatham, and Roclaciter Coach, daily, at half
raft Lute.
Light Coaches and Diligences to Ode Piaccs in Kent, at any
hour of the day.
ROLLERTS, THOMPSON, ROBERTS, and Co.
Proprietors •
. .

Who will not be accountable for any Patrons?, Luggage,
Parcel, Package, or other Article, above the value of SL if
loft or damaged, milers friciEed and paid for as fuch, c♦
livered at the Office.

Familiit in
can be aeozrametb

number, as well as fingle Gentleman,
Ar 4 412-P9il Se a,.