Star.
London, England, 1802-08-04 00:00:00

His numbers on the Poll do not in the leaft incline me to
believe, that ev.. thufc Fr,zehalilcrit of Middlefex approve his
conduit, but only that fame of them were not hifficiently ac-
quainted with it. But I do acknowledge, and I with ill the
Freeholders had been loner aware of it, that an oppoStion to
his re,-eledion was, in effen,an oppofation to any Govelnment
by levet and concealed torture.
GEKTIAMLN,
When I grill that Szcret Impritonment, Secret Trial, and
Secret Execution, are the never-failing Engines of Oppreffion
and Tyranny; and that Innocence ean have njs Security but by
Public Trial, Public Eiceition, and Public Cuftody, in the
face of thy, and before the eyes of the Country at large:
when I alrcrt this, I am confeious that I Rand upon a Rock,
from which I cannot be removed by any hired Magiftrates, Par-
liaments, or Kings. This is no difficult (peculation; it is not
confident to say particular form of Govemment,but is equally
neeeffary under all; for tyranny la no form of Government, but
the dillOhnion of every focial tie. I repeat it, there can be no
(murky againft the ill treatment or prifoncrs: there can he no
',Kahle means of hearing their complaints, 'or knowing their
Mfferings, but by publicity of cultndy,and fr:e communication
with thcir friends. I heartily congratulate vou, Gentlemen, on
this tedious and protrafted contra, for it his given an opportn-
nity to ti.e ind,Tendent and puhliapirited I-m..4141cm of this
Metropolitan County, deliberately to cleclarc their fentiments
of the merest ()item of torture in the dungeons of Coldhath.
fields, and their opinion of Mr. Juliet I'Vlainwatog
humane friztati—
The heeled oaokr,viho feldoen fs the Fri, -d of Mar."

CIENTLCILTEN,
Fur having done my duty. in my place In Parliament, 3.!alnit
this barbarous and cruel fyllent of fecret and etofe
imprifbn-
anent. I wan ftigmatikd by the Lord lieutenant-of this County,
and, viebtion of the Privileg aof Parli:lment, and of all law
and daeney, I was proclaimed by him throuF'sout the Land,
a a P.tfmt not fit to be truiled to vifit or perform anv office of
Humanity to any v,retched vi Rim within chore acetrafed
Permit me to fay. it belonged to this fame County to wipe away
this undt.fenred ltigrna, and you have done it nobly.
My own thareici this conceit I moll cheerfully undergo, af-
furittg you that I filet never think any perfonal fact-lice of
mint to. great to afilit in refloriag our country to its fonntr
freedom and bliffzeinef.; and in this declaration I beg I may
not be mifuntlerftiumi. I love my family, like other men: but.
I d wren to the alternative. I had much rather that my ctn.
drat end parte:thy Ihould he poor in a free and fiouriihing
country, than rich in an enilaved and Impoverifhed kingdom.
I love my country well and its tranquillity ; but I had much
father it MOW be annihilated than anflared !
I remain, Gentlemen,
With every fentiment of repel far the Independent
Freeholders of Middicies'
Your much obliged and fincerely devoted Servant,
No. 71. Piccadilly. July a 9. FRANCIS I3URDETT.

PLYMOU'T'H.-6PANISH WOOL.
FOR BALE BP PUBLIC AUCTION,

At the Brokers' Watchoule, near the Cußom•Houfc, Ply-

mouth, on Friday the 13th day of Anglia next, at eicxen
o'clock in the forenoon,
ONE Hundred and Thirteen Bales of SPANISH
WOOL, of very good quality;
Larided out of the Duni& Brig Providentia, from Bilboa ; and
condemned as Prize to his Majcity's hired armed Cutter
Da LL Ir. Lieutaizat Street; s Commander.
Samples In doe time will he Ihewn at the ()Mee of Charles
D.Systsona, Ship and Infurance Broker, No. IT, Union•emtrt,
Broad•arect, London ; anil at MelTr" Peter Symons and Son.
Foxhole Greet. in Plymouth, where Catalogues may be hal;
alto of Edward Lyne, Efq. the Agent.
PETER SYMONS, Sworn Broker.
Plymouth. Foxhole-ftreet. July as, I Sol.
• C. p. Sr nous kegs leave to offer his ferrlees to Mer-
chants, Ship-owner', &c. as a,General Agent. Ship and info-
rar.ce Broker, alluring them, that In any cancans they may
pleak to entrull to his care. no exertion on hi, part shall be
wanting to renderhinifelf worthy of their confidence.

ASHFORD-KENT.
TO.BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT,

TV) new-built FREEHOLD MESSUAGES,
each confining of a Dining and Drawing Room, Par.
lours and four Bed-chambers, Kitchen, and fuitable Offices,
a Garden, and three Rail Stable, pleafatniy fituate in Hea,p-
fla..nd Place, in Milford, in the County of Kent, fit for the
fiic nee of a genteel family; one of them in the Occupation of
Mrs. Parflee, tenant from year to year, and the other of
Smart, I:fq. under a Lai,: which will expire at Michaelmas
1804. Alto a piece of rick Panum Land, adjoining to the raid
Menages, containing Five Acres and a half, more or lets, in
the occupation of Mr. James Alderfon.
Alfa 20 new-built Manages in Henipftead Place aforefaid,
each confining of a Parlour, Kitchell', and two Chambers, and
Garden adjaining,la the occupation of as many fevor.d tenants,
who hold from year to year.
Alto five new-built Copyhold Meffnages adjoining together,
neatly fitted up, Otuate in Afhrord aforefaid, each confining of
a Parlour, Kitchen, Cellar, and four Bed-chambers, and gar-
den adjoining, in the occupation of Mr. John Bourne and others.
Milford is 54 miles from London, 20 from Maidftone, I 1
from Hythe, and 23 from Dover.—A Rage coach to LOLIZOiI
I fix times a Welk.
For Pert iculars enquire of Meffrs. Jemmct and Son, Arlatord-

For BILIOUS COMPLAINTS, and DISORDERS of the

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STOMACH and BOWELS.
Da. JAMES's ANALEP'T'IC PILLS.
THE excellence of there Pills, as a gentle prin.
gative.and as a general prefervatlve of Health,by affifting
Nature is the due tUfeharge of the Animal Fundlons, ha: efts.
blifhed their reputation as • a Medicine of the felt importance.
They are admit-4)ly calculated for diforders of the Stomach
and Bowels ; for perfons of a Bilious,a Gouty, or a Rheumatic
Difpofition ; as well as for theft whofe Conititutiuns have been
affedted by a too Relive or ton fedentary life, or by a refideuce
in hot Climates. They are likcwife particularly ferviceible in
Head-Ache oce3Goned by indigeftion, and in removing the bid
effects of free living; as Aft) in preventing Palfies and Apo-
plexies, fn often the confequence of intemperance. •
The tendency of thole Pills is to open the pores by night, and
the body by day : they moreover promote fleep, and require
neither confinement nor attention to diet. Recourfe fhould be
had to them on the ftrft attack of a cold, or upon any flight in-
-1 difpofition ; and they fhould never be omitted at bed-time after
any racers of eating or drinking ; and thus their diftingalfhed
eitaraderiftie swill be maintained, of promoting longevity, fo
remarkshty exemplified by their inventor, who, by a eoaltant
ufc of them, though a wr i free liver, ittained the age of 75.
As the ANAI.EI.I ac PILLS ewe their virtues to a peculiar
preparation, which has never been divulged but to the prefcnt
Pmprictors, they can only be had genuine from them ; and
they arc fold by FRANCIS News air, at the Warehoufe for.
Dr. James's Powder, No. 45, the Eaft End of St. Paul's, a few
doors from Cheapfide, London ; and at Dr. Jaines's late houtc In
Bruton-ftrect ; in Boxes, price 43. 6d. each. Stamp included ;
or the quantity of fix may be bad in tine large box, for IL 23.6 d.
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