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London, England, 1807-06-01 00:00:00

By ANTHONY ZACHARIUS HELMS,

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late Dircaor 0: the Mints and of the Pruccfs of Amalgamation

in Peru.
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ATOUR thrnitgh HOLLAND, along the R;ght
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Summer and Autumn of 1836.

Ey Sir JOHN CARR,
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By The Rev. DAVID BLAIR. . •
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Agr..cable to a fuggeftion by Colonel Meal/Isell, of Glengarr,
in a Note handed to me this morning. and which I know will
meet the approbation of other Freeholders in this , I have
taker, the liberty of calling a Meeting of thole Freeholders neat'
hand, to hold at Frafer'. lintel, on Tu. filay nest, the I 9th fait at
Twelve o'Clock, Noon, to c.sofider the propriety of writing to
our I Kt refpeelable Reprefentative in Parliament, to allow himfelf
to be re chorus. in his abfeace, at the enfuing G:ncrat Eledtioq,
upon the 9th June nest, for the reafons mentioned in Glengaret
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very much oblige. dear Sir,
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(Signed) SI MJN FR ACM
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Meeting by the Hon. ARCHLMILD FRAS KR of, ovat,ia there
words :
" M,ty, 5807.
a The Friends of Mr. Charles Grant, who are FreLholiers of
" Invernef—shire, are requelled to meet, on Special Affairs, at
" Twelve &Clock, on Tuefday the t9th latent, its the Mafon
.4 Lodge, Invernefs."
The Meeting taking under their confederation the Public Situation
of CIII IRL RI GRANT, Efq. who has reprelented this County in the
two halt Parraments, and whole meritorious cond..et juilly euti-
tics to the fupport of the Freeholders at the allot g General
Eledion on the 9th Julie next ; and fenfilde of the great inconve-
niency to the Bofinefs of the Eaft India Company, of which' Mr.
Grant is Deputy Chairman, that he mould quit Louden at thlt
critical period, are decidedly of opinion,
That Mr. Grant mould be written to, with afurance that it it
the wins of this Meeting (and they flatter thenifelves of the whole
Freeholders of the County),.that he mould not perfonally attend
the next El:tftion, as they have refolved unanimoutly, to give hint
their fun-rages in his abfenet; as a mark of their high refried for
his private and public chandler. •
Thtr.•af:er the Convener produced to the Meeting, Letters
from Rocas Macintoth. Efq. of Macintogs; William Chiatolins
Efq. of Chitholm; and Colonel James Fraler, of Belladrum, con-
curring in the above fentiments; and Colonel Grant, of Moy, for
Culonti Fra:icis William Grata, of the Itivernefs Esie
and Mr. Alexttider Mackenzie., for Duncan George Forbes, Efq.
of Culloden, alfo concurred.

The Meeting further directed this Minute to be tranfrintred
to Mr. Grant, and a Duplicate thereof to be fret to ev.:ry abfcot
Freeholder of the Shire rending in Scotland; and mom oend to
the Coal/eller to fec this aceomplitittd, and to mire this Minute to
be publithed in the three principal Edinburgh N.:nipper>, and in
the STAR, Sao, and of London.

(Signori)
Arthur Rohertfon, of Inches liugh Grant, of Moy
E. S. Fraf, r, of Redick Simon Fgfer, Farroilne

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Archibald Fraferof Lovar j E. Battik, of Hello!, (or him;
Thomas Friar, of Newton M. mid fur Evan &dines of
J. P. Grant, of %nide- I)oehfunr
morellos James Mactrod, Roily
A. M•o:donell, of Glenga7 Robert Gordln, of Wailes
inuro Frafz.r, of Foyers Alexander 11.4•Kenak, 'for Mr
W Frafer,Culbnckie Forbes, of Culloden.

li. K. Duff, of Muirt wn
ACs ue Copy. (SigneJ) LOCKHART KINLOCH.

ESSENTIAL SALT ei LEMONS,

For taking Iron Moulds, Ink Spots, Red Wine, and oth,.r Stains
out of Linen, Muflii, Lace, &c and fur nutty other ufss, as a
Subllitute for Let-axis. Price 0:le Shilling the box.

HAVING received numerous Complaints that
Comp9fitions fold under the title of SALT of LEMONS
are not only ineffedual, but that they burn and deßroy the Linen,
I tbink it nseeffary to inform the Public, that my TRUE ESSEN-
TIAL SALT a LEMON' is only t. 4 be had, whokfalc and re-
tail, at my Silo,' in COCKSPUR-51 neer, ar.d that none is to he
depended upon As MINE but what has my egnature on the bottom
of each bci, and on the outfide of the wrapper.

W. BAYI.EY.

N. B. The S ult of Lemons is particularly ;ireful to Ladies in
walking their hands, as it initantly takes rut the (hitt' of fruit,
coloured gloves, &c. and is much more agreeablt to ufe than lemon
itf. If.

At the fame place may be had, 13Arccr's Scow rRI NO DROPS,
for taking Greafe out of Silk, Stuff, Woollen Cloth, &c. '

TO CO ETON SPINNI:RS AND COTTON MANUFAC-

TUBERS.

WEAR FIELD COTTON MANUFACTORY, I..XETEa.
f) BE DISPOSED OF BY rittvA fE CON TRAO r,

For the remainder of a Term of Four Score and Islinceen Years,
determinable on the deaths of two good Live+, aged refpcetively
about 27 and is years, and for a concurrent Term of az Years,
abfolute, which commenced front the i ath of Squenther, 1793 ,
held by Leafe from the Mayor and Chamber of Exeter, undet
the yearly Convintionary Rent of 201.
ACA PI EX L'ENAVE, and COMPLETE
CO ITON MILL and MANUFAC7 ORY, with the Mill
Gear, Tackle Mill, Yard, Outlionfes, Buildings, and Appurt:-
;lances belonging thereto, well worth the attention of .'otton Ma-
nufadturers, !aving been crated oto the bet conttrudion, is in
col•pkte repair and order, and fituated ht the immediate vicinity
of the City of Exeter, on the River Exe. which affords a powerful
Stream to drive the Machinery, and the Wear that diverts the
Water for that purpofe is kept in repair at the Paid Mayor and
Chamber's expellee —The Concur!) can be extended to as large
a fcalt as may he wished.
The Mill is built of brick and Itane, and confißs of a centre
Building and two Wings; the centre contains tour Flo ms fur Ma-
chinery, and an Attic Story ufed as a Reeling and Fioithing Room.
One of the Witms co.!eprifus a Counting houfe, Warehoufe, and
other net effary Offices, and the other forms a fubilantial and ele-
gant Dwelling boufe, hidaerto ufed as the retidence of the. adive
Partner in the Concern.

In front of the Mill is a Plot of Land urea as a Bleaching
Ground, and adj..ining to the Dwelling-houfe is a good Gardet
Behind the Manufaslory is a Yard, round which are Fourteen
Cottages, with final Gardens, crafted for the accommodation of
the e:uperintendants and Workmen employed in the Mill; and
adjoining the Yards are ftveral Lofts and seller Buildings.
At one end of the Plot in front of the Mill is a good Bleaching
Houk, wick all the needfary Machinery and Chymical Appara-
tus for the bleaching and finning of Calicoes, Twill, and Hole,
and alto a Drying I lode, Stove, and Trim Shop.
Alfo to be Dillard of,
All the Machinery and Uttnfils of Trade in the laid Mill, which
are in com. lete repair and condition, and male upm the heft and
newel principle. compering 32 Water T lit Spinning Frame..
each Frame c.n.taiiiirg 8; Spindles ; two Mules, each containing
204 Spindles ; 3t Carding Engines, Drawing and Roving Frames,
Reels, &c. with every other Article neceffary for the preparing
and (pinning of Cotton Twia and Weft, and for completely car.
tying the Spinning Bufincfs in all its Branches.

ATfo, Four Catding Engines, three Roving Sidles, and fixteen
Spinning Jennies for Weft, tat Looms for the Manufaduring of
Callicoes of different defcriptions. and 4a plain and glazer Stock-
ing Frames.

This Manufa!tory poi:relies numerous local advantages, and is
the only Cotton Mill in the Wat of England.
A ready isle fur Calicoes and liofe may always he found in the
Neighbourhood. The price of labour is confiderably Iris span
paid in the North of Engl Ind, and any number of Work peop:o
ma,' he procured at a very (bort notice.
For-lu-ther particulars apply to Mehra. Giveaway, Hill, an.:.
Need, Exeter, or &tars. Peter Berthun and sons, Merchants,
Inuibury Nut* London May 14, 1807.

TO THE GENTLEMEN, CLERGY, AND FREEHOLDERS
OP THE COUNTY OF SUSSEX

THE difinterefted fapport I have met with during
a long conceit, has trade the detpeit impreffion upon my
mind : be affured that that impreflion than never be effaced but
with my life, and that I &AU Rudy ftlll to maintain that indepso-
deuce of charader which has been fo nobly and manfully facondol
by y0u....1 have the honour to remain. Gentlemen,
Your obliw,d and faithful fervant.
Lewes, May ist, s Soy. JOHN FULLER.

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CONTENTS OF No. VT.

THEOLOGY of Water Meadows, and the
Clnwes's Letters to the Editors Draining and Irrigating of
of the Cliriftian Obferver. Pelt Bogs.
[Single Sermons.] POLITICAL ()ECONOMY.
The Bifhop of St David's Ser- Colquhoun'a Treatife on Wl-
mon nn the rth January. genre.
Philpot's Sermon at the Vifita- The State of the Population, the
tiny of the Bilhop of Durham. Poor and Poor Rates of every
Whitaker's Sermon for the Be- Parifh within the Bills of
nefit of the Refuge for the Mortality, in the Cities of
Deftituol. London and Weftminfter,
Dak in% Sermon on the Fart Day. the Borough of Southwark,
Bond's Sermon on the Fait Day. and County of Middlefex ;
Pattcfon's Sermon on the Me- from Papers ordered to be
mory of the Rev. T. Wake- laid before the Houfe of
field Lords.
ETHICS. Subftance of a Bill for Promot-
Cogan'sTreatife on the Paffions. ing and Encouraging of In-
JURISPRUDENCE. duftry amongft the Labour-
Bell's Dictionary of the Law of ing Claffes of the Comsou-
Scotland. pity, and for the Relief and

Colteetion of interefting and lot- Regulation of the necellitous
portant Reports and Papers and criminal Poor. 11
on the Nr. igation and Trade EDUCATION.
of Great Britain, Ireland,ard Baldwin's Pantheon ; or An-
the Britilh Colonies in the dent Hiftory of the Gods of
Weft Indies and America. Greece and Rome.
ARCHMOLOGY. Oulfeau's Manual of Youth.
Britton's Architedtural Anti- Cockle's Juvenile Journal, or
guides. Tales oFroth.
PHILOLOGY. POLITICS.
Boucher's Supplement to John Lord Erikine's Speech in the
ions Dialonary. Houk of Lords, April 13,
stocaArtr. 8, 1 07.
Park's Catalogue of Royal and MISCELLANIES
Noble Authors of England, Minutes of a Court Martial for
Scotland, and Ireland, by the the Trial of Sir H. Popham.
late Earl of Orford. Cliffotd`gohferrations on fume
VOYAGIS AND TRAVELS. Doarines advanced during
Janfon's Stranger in America. the late EleCtion, in a Letter
Helloes Travels (concluded.) to S. Whitbread, Ffq.
HISTORY. Porter's Aphorifms of Sir Philip
The Rife, Fall, and Future Ref- Sydney
toration of the Jews. Vindication of Mrs. Lee's Con-
Review of the Affairs of India, du& towards the Cordons.
from 1798 to Ti3o6.
-- FOREIGN LITERATURE.
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Hillary of Nice. Etudes fur l'Homme dani le
PORTRT. Monde et dans la Retraire.
Stnitifera Navis; or the Modem GFRMANY.
Ship of Fools. Meine Relic uher den Gotthard,
RURAL OECONOMT. &C. i.e. My Journey aerois
Dukenfield's Hints to Planters. Mount Gotthard, to the Bor-
Smith'sObfervations on theUti- romaan Mande and Milan,
lity, Form and Management &c.
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