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London, England, 1802-08-23 00:00:00

MONDAY, AUGUST 23, 14402

WILTSHIRE.
AT a MEETING of MAGISTRATES for
the County of WU.TS, held this 6th day of Auguft,
ago:, at TROWURIDGE, In the raid County, in purfuanre
e a Refolution entered into by the GRAND JURY of the bit
Allizes, had at Sarum, the Jilt of July La :•.—PRiszsgT
The Marquis of BATIII, John Awoar, Efq.
Sir W. P. A'Corta T. Ban. 1.1110/4AS &WI. Erg.
Env, H. Moar Efq. Tuorews H. H. Putrrs, Efq.
RIVIARD LONG, Efq. Amt A lIA re Luutow,Eti. and
joint Jones, jun. 4. THOMAS BRUGES, ifq.
The Magiftraret, having ezprefftd tbdr great abhorrent-eat
the outragems and difgraceful proceedings that have lardy tab, it
&act in varinus pacts of tbis colanty, by tumultuous affemblies
of perfans, Come of whom have appeared in difirufe. and the
burn irg and dc!troying of tutferent Maumee:tones, and oth-r
property. and threatening the lives of individuals, came to the
following Refaiutim

DR. ANDERSON's RECREATIONS.
This day were pubNhed,
Elegantly printed by Bentley. in Six Volumes °duo,
Price ;1. ps. in Boards,
RECREATIONS in Agriculture, Natural Hif.
tory, Arts, and Mifccllaneous Literature.
By JAMES ANDERSON, I-1. D. KR S. &c.
London: Printed for John Cumming, No. so, Holhi
N. B. Among other Important Articles, in the cour:it.or this
Work, is included at, Account of the Dodlor's late I.vcution
of the Patent Hot-Looks.

Of Cumming may liitcwife he had,
Andcrfon s Effiys relating to Agri,-ulture and Rural
Affairs, the Fifth "Anion, in 3 Vol.. hvo. with Plates and
Wuitrative Figures, price tl. 7s in boards.

ACLERGYMAN, roil lent within Four Miles
of who talt.s ooly SIX PUPILS, has now a
Vacancy for 0.E.. under Years of age, to complete
his Number. '1 heir PLO of Sr dy and general Treatment is
p.culiarly liberal, and the utnlift endeavour is ukd to produce
Religious imprellion upon their minds.
Cards of Addr.l's may he had at Meifrs. Abington's, St.
Paul's Church-yard; or at Mr I.unn's Clalical l ibrary, Sotg.
fquare, who will alto forward Laoss addreffed to the R
A. M.

That they ate determined to rake the molt cffdival and vi-
gorous meafutos for bringing the ot.niders t; fpzedy justice;
and for that rorpore the) will hold daily innetings, at elt,ven
eolOck, at the (Moitring pLees.
Thurfday and Saturday. Taowsattioa
li'Ay4istr7ita;
Fritlay,• " - hi t.tasnast ;
Monday and Wedrirfday, P 14141014 D 4 •
To revive a•iy information that may he brought before them,
and to ware% over the prefervai ion of the Pistilli peace.--And
they her bv.eall upon all Ova :bla of Hundrvds, Petty Can-
[tables. a d 01.11 C: PeaCC ma, at: watchful a.id active itt
the line of th :ir rtiptctivc 'duties. 'nil to attend a the above
time, aod plait% to torkrr the -n.la of puolle Once. Ind to
take up all perfons apparing in difgui:e, and all minv fufpielnos
perrona who may he tou td wart.irting Mout, and affociating at
aufeafonahle Imo, s. ha* able to give a fatisfatftory ac-
count of themfeves; mid all peaceable and aveltolifpofed inha-
bit's:3 arc here lc vzhorted to Lx:rt tbeinCrlves, to the utmost
of thetrpowor, in &fence and *port of good order, and to
Rawl forward In a 4 of the Civil Power; and they may be af.
cured of the ,'nit (*tidy and effe.2ual fupport from the Miiitary
Force fprvad over the country. ilk &milt he frond noceliary to
call tban in aid. By order of the Meeting,
THOS. TIMBRELL. Clerk

ACLERGYMAN of exemplary Condo& dicd
in December Taft, bequeathing to the Providaicc of Goo
and the Benevolence of the Public, Three Dru,..:httri and 1 ive
Sons, for whole Support the (mall& Don,tiinls will be T.el:feed
In the Bank of Mt Irra R.infoui, and Co. Pall-nil!. They have
with fincere gratitale lusetufore acknowledg,d the receipt at
fundries of t 72L i)s.; and now, with becoming refpedt, return
th :nks to
W. T. for - Ca 0 Mr. Jones -
PAL - - 2 o A Friend -
&N. - - 3 0 J.S. - . -
&W. - • t 0 A Lady, per J.S.
E. Et.. • • x t Mr. H. Williams
P.sod L. - 2 0 E. M.
Mr. M. - . .
,to 0

BATH, #.(G.2, tiles.
,4 T a Meeting of the Nitrositlen Manurad 'tiers
.1 of the Weft of England, bolder this day at the White-
liar Inn, it was unani-noi Sy refolve.l,
Th t in cent:minim of .h. reoe it threats *Mat the lives,
and attacks upon. the properties, of many hlansfaaurets by hi:.
e• ndc rii s and mirguiticti hi.dies of armed men, it is highly ea.
pedit at to eider into a fuhfcription fOr the pupae of offering
remelts AA the difenvery of and bringing to-eanvidthm the of-
fontas who may have been, or gull hereafter bt, misrmmal
In committing faeh notraps.
In porManee of tine *hive refohninn. a Sybkriptitim•Sook was
buine.:Mtely opened, and a coalikrible tam fill.feribcd.
Signed 0111 behalf of tLe Ntrecinp,
JOHN JONES, Jan. Chairman.

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WHITEHALL, Anna to, tilos.
X,7 ITE REA S it has been humbly rcprefented in
tic King, that many daring and Slarming*Outrages hare
beet Weir committed by palsies unlawfully allanbling,anned
and difguifed; and that on or about the fellowit.g times, vit.
April 22211211, a large hay rick. and a fcw day. afterwards, a
durkencel and oat-rick, belonging to Mr. Warren, of Warmin-
Re:, Wilts, were wilfully and maliciqufly lit on lire.
May 20, the cart of Mr. Bayhy, of Calllonc Mills. near D-
evises, returnirg from. NVanninact, was flopped on the Downs
by five Men. (four of whom had tliar faces slilguifid, and a
Bath man holding their coats at a dillance) and the driver com-
pelled to leave the cart, whiiit the mat cot and otherwife in-
jured the clot:is therein.
June 23, a rim was fired it the night into the window of a
hook occupied by a workmam of Mears. Bieck and Strode, at
About the fame time a rick of h.ty brionging to
Mr.Dunn,ofTrow bridge,was wilfully and malicioully f:t on fire.
June 26, a large rick of bay beloneng to Meffrs. T. and M.
Tu,twell, of Eradfoid,was wiltully and nialicioully fet on
fire; and a threatening hatter was about the fame time put un-
der the door of the workfhops of, and addreffed to, the laid
Mars. 'l'. and M. Tugwell.
Jane 29, in the night, a pm wit fired Into the chamber of
the dwelling•linufe of Mr. Henry Wanfey, of War/Moller, in
the county of Wilts.

July 6, 'in the night, a gun was fired into the houfe of John
Junta and another immediately afterwards into the houfe of
Baker, hoth workmen to Mr. Henry M'anrcy ; and the
fame night a gun was fir;sl into the bottle of Mr. Stancomb,
ma,lufacturer, at Trowbridg.:.
July r,t, in the night, a barn, fiable, acc. the property of Mr.
G. Warren, Manufadurer, at Warminfter, was wilfully and
malicioutly fct fire to, and wholly confutned; and an anony-
mous letter was fent to abother Manufacturer, at Warmi:;fter,
shoat Cita time, threatening, by ALmiou TY Gou, tubas; Lis-I
life within a month.

July 14, in the night, the Fa dory of Nfeffrt. Jones,
Jones, and Co. at Stavertoq,, near' Bradford, was -mekoi by
an armed body of men who fired many rounds of bulkin,flugs,
die. which d molithed the windows, and did other &man..
July 46; thi. night Cliffard-Mill and Po mites, near Beck-
ington, Somerfet, the property of Mr. Newton, were wilfully
and malls-lona), fet on ti-e, and wholly al:itn)yol.
July is, the Mdls t L ktictou,in the p.O ifh of Steeple•Afh- '
too, Wilts, belonging to Mr. Nailh, at Trowbridge, were at-
tacked bt an armed body of torn, (many of whom had their
faces blackened) anal who wilfully and realicioufly fit fire to,
and wholly defiruyed the fame, with the maelainvry and Itoe't '
in trade therein to a very etrafideratde amount ; after which
they went away, threatening deltru:',an to other mills.
July 24, this night, two ricks of hay, the prJperty of Mr.
Newman. manafaCturer, of Melkfham, were wilfully and ma-
licioufly fo on fire.

July 28, the Isafte.ry at Staverton, belonging to Meats. Jones
and Co. was again anackc,l by an armed body of men, who
fired from three different parts at the erminel on duty.
July 39, in the a dwdling-houfe, fituate at Bearfield,
near Bradford, the property of John Jones, Efq. was wilfully
and malicluully fit on fin:, arid Jeftroyed.
His Mahar. for the better apprehendinr and bringing to
Juftice the perfons concerned is the fdouies a:love-mentioned,
is hereby plcafcl to promife his molt 'sultan pardon to any of
them (ezzept the perfun or perfuns who i. 1111311/ fit any of the
Several premifes and matters aforefaid on err, or who aelually
wrote the laid letters) who Shall difcoyer his or their accom-
plice or accomplices in any or either of the above felonies, fo
that he, the, ur they may be Apprehended and cunvide.lthetcof

TO COACH-MAKERS, WHEELWRIGHTS, CARPEN
TERS, AND OTHERS.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCrION-s-BY JOHN AYRLS,
On Monday the 23cl of Auguft, IfP)a, and the two fullowiny,
days, at eleven o'clock each day, on the Pr-mifes,
LL the Genuiue Stock in Trade of Mr. jg t !...s
-1- Tout INS, Timber-Mee chant and Wheelwright, Iw/eft,
Bridle, Narrow Wall, Lambeth; comprifitg One Hundred
and **Fifty I.ciads of Dry Afh Plank, Fifty Loads of Round Afh
Timber, Ten Load. of Ant Tops, Twenty Load. of Lint Ent-
HUE AND CRY! bee and D Plank, Tm wry l.oatls of Oak Timber and Plank,
WHEREAS on the night of the 2lft of July ' Dry
Nine Hundred Alit liandfpikes, unmade ; One Hundred ditto,
fat!. the MILLS at ISI-11-ETON, belonging to Mr. Lathed; Five Thoufaml Six Inch Shoeing and Coach tellies,
Naifh, of Trowbrdae, eltrbier, were attacked by an Armed Two Thoufand Oak Cart and Coach Spokes, Ten Thoufnitl
Body of Men, with ideekul SET on FIRE, and totally Feet of Elm Board, Twenty Loads of Elm Tops, Three six-
CONSUMED, and a peron; ar.fwering to the foll3wiag Inch Whed limber Carriages, two Six-Inch Wheel Carts, and
feription, was among them, and actively concerted in the laid a Taxed Cart, Three 'l'imberJruck., and fume Chains ; five
Feluby, viz. middle-lized, black eyes, thin lace, teeth large in Draught Hodes, Two Saddle ditto, Harnefs for Fifteen liters,
front and wide apart, (harp itofr, black hair tied bchild, and lron Work of various deferiptioui; Fifty Set of Waggon
dreired in a blue jacket.—Whoever will give information fo Whe-Is, with and without 'fire; wenty Long,Saws,Tizuber
that the before-m-idioned perfon may be apprehended and Jacks, and numerous other Effeets,
brought to jultice, than, upun convietio, thereof, rec.-lye a re- May be viewed till.the tale, igukcatalppes or
ward of FIFTY POUNDS of It. BOWSHEit,Solicitor. anifea, and of NV. Africa; Sworn Etighoge Broker,
Bath, Auguß so, Igo& •

HIGHWORTIi.
CREDITORS of JOHN EDWARDS, of HIGLIWORTH.
I.INEN.DRAPER, Etc.
E Creditors of JOHN EDWARDS are herebyTHinformed, that he having, by Deed of A ilipment made
over his Eftate and Eiteds to Richard Rothwell, of London,
•Wholetsle Draper, and John Richardion, of Cirencefter, Oro-
CeT, for the benefit of his Creditors, the raid Deed now lies
with Mr. B. Reynolds, of Farringdon, for the fignantre of fuch
Creditors u choofe to accept of a Dividend, to far as his Eftate
will produce. The laid Creditors are alfo informed, that unlefs
luch Deed is executed on or before the s cth of September next,
they will be excluded the benefit of the (lid Dividend.
All Perfuns who are indebted to the Mate of the Paid John
Edwards are hereby required to pay their refpcdtive debts into
the bands of the aforefaid B. keynulds, who is fully outhunted
o receive the fame.

The IMPERIAL STATE-LOTTERY for 1802.
TICKETS and Shares of Tickets are now fel-
ling by J. BRANSCOMB and Co. at No. it, Holborn,
and No. ;7, Cornhill; one of the Six who contracted for the
two tad Engigh Lott( ries; and who can bong of having fold,
attired, and regittercd the following Capital Prises :-
4 of 3 et,0..)0 113 of o.to
6 20,00, 26 a,OOO

11 ••••• 00°°° {45 coo
Likewife the only 3,taocL Prize that ever was (hared, befides
a great number of 30c1. tool. Ate &c.; and by whom the ori-
falai Plan for damping the Shares, &c. by Government, was
tranfrnittcd to the Right lion. Lord North, which has in-
oreafed the profit to the Public on Lotteries, lince that time,
to a very &real amount.
Szhemes gratis, and every particular relative to the prcfcnt
Lottery, may be had at the LUCKY 1.0 I'I'LRY-OFFICES,
No. tr, Holborn, and N 0.37, Cornbill, where the Numbers
of the aforetaid Capital Prizes may be ken, and how (hared.
Pleafe to obferve, there are only 24,0c0 Tickets in this Lot-
tery—above three Capitals every day of drawing—very little
more than two Blanks to a Prize—the low* Prize 11. better
than in the Lilt Englith--and the full money paid by Govern-
ment within two months after the Lottery has done drawing.

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FIVE GUINEAS REWARD.
STOLEN or STRAYED, out of a Piece of
Ground, near Halefuwen, in the County of Salop, on Sa-
sireLty Night, the 14th inttant, a Dark ,Brown GELDING,
a mut is Hands one Inch high, nicked. Tail, no white about
him, Seven Years old. If Brayed, any Perron who will bring
him to Mr. Carruthers in Halefowcn, (hall be handfomcly
rewarded for their trouble. But if Stolen, whoever will difcovcr
the ollender or offenders, fo that he or they may be brought to
plaice, than, odconvidtion, me:ye FIVE GUINEAS Reward,
by applying to the (Aid Mr. Carruthers, over and above what
allow:d by the Halecowen Airodation for profecuting of
Felons.

TO BE SOLD,
Pnrfoant to a Decree of the High Court of Chancery, ntad, in.
a certain Caut• there depending, wherein Samuel Newton
Efq. is Plaintiff, and John Bradibaw, Efq. and James Brad-
thaw, Efq. and others, are Defendants ; and in purfuance cf
an Order made in the fame Caufe, dated the 23d day of
July, I flos, before Petit Holford, Efq. one of the Matters
of the laid Court, at the Public Sale Room of the Court if
Chancery, in Southampton.buildinp, London. on Tucfday
the pit day of Auguft, iBo2, between the Hours of One
and Two o'Clock in the Afternoon.ln One Lot,
A FREEHOLD ESTATE, fituatc at Wilbury,
1. I. in the County of Wilts,late belonging to Thomas Brad-
thaw, Efq. deceafed, confining of a Manor and Manfiou.boufe,
with fuitable Offices, Gardens, Pkafure Grounds, Private
Hork-courfe, Plantations, and a Park about Four Miles in
circumference, together with capital Farms, Tenements, and
Lands, containing in the whole 1630 Acres, or thereabouts.
Particulars whereat may be had (gratis) at the laid Matter's
Chansfunv, in SOuthampton-buildings, Chancery-lane, Lon-
don; at Wilbury-boufe, near Amelbury, in the County of
Wilts; the White Hart, Salifbury ; the Sear and Garcr, An-
dover; the White Hart, Bath; and of Meirr, Williams and
Brook*, Solicitors, in Lincoh's Inn, London ;—and a Plan of
the Ellate may be (en at the Chambers of the laid hleffrs
Williams and Brooks.

PEI. M.
And. as a further encouragement, a REWARDI4A of 11VE
HUNDRED POUNDS (where no termer Reward has been
offered for any of the above offences, and in cafes where former
Rewards have been (Circa, a Reward to make up fuch former
Rewards Rye Hundred Pounds) Is hereby offered to any per-
fon or perfous malHog :Itch ditcorery as atorefald,(exctpt as is
before exe,:pted) to be paid no eoneidtioil any one or more of
the offenders, by R. BOWSHER, Solicitor, Bath.
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