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London, England, 1812-07-07 00:00:00

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LONDON, TUESDAY, JULY 7, 1812.

PRICE 64..

lIENRY HUNT, do most solemnly swear,
.a-• That if I am chosen one of the REPR ESENTAT VES
for this City ( Bristol), I will endeavour to the utmost of my
mental and badily ability to obtain and procure, and having
prownred, stedtattly to maintain Arts of Parliament proper fur
the folio. w iog purpose!. :
Fir,t, I will never tense In my endeavours for• Reform,
thereby to establish on an impenetrable basis a fair, free, equal
Representation of the People in Parliament.
Second, It shall hr my unceasing task, to endeavour to exclude
all Pensioners told Placemen whatever, from sittiug in the House
of COTtliefli.
Third, Ms endeavours shall never be wanting to redress the
gritrurces and "core the Constitutional Rights of all my fellow
subjects in Great Britain and Ireland. and more particu'arly to
redress the go ievotts and manifold impositioas practised upon toy
fellow cituntrynitni of Bristol.
Fourth, I will. with all toy soul, lend my zealous aid to aba-
tis!' the inhuman practice of the torture of the lash, by flogging
Soldier, in the Army.
Fifth, I will STAND the POLL to the LAST MINUTE.
Lastly, I do most solemnly swear, never to accept ferom the
Crow's or its Ministers, Place, Pen,ion, Contract, Title, Gra-
tuity, or Emolument, of any ki.td whatEstet.
So help use God.
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HENRY' HUNT.
Thii Oats was offered to be taken by Mr. HUNT. before the
Sheriffs or Mayor, or Mr. Alderman Vaughan, which was res
fu.,ed by them all. sin the ground of its irregularity.
CITIZENS OF BRISTOL!
The ntt.ove are the Poliiirs of your favourite Candidate,
HENRY HUNT, Esq. Itichaid Hart Davis, Eq. declared
io open Court this Day, that his Politics were DIAMETRI-
CALLY OPPOSITE.
Freemen and Freeholders are requested to flock to the Talbott
Inn. Bath-street, and Thomas-street, where every Man is to
; take the BRIBERY OATH before he can POLL.

L'ES
MR. DRAYTON respectfully informs the Pub.
lie, that the Leasehold Preml‘er, and Modern Furniture
and Effects, Lauer Clntoon, a lvertised for sale on asp
July, is unavoidably PO4l Pc )N 81).
Auction Mart, Ju1y6,1812.

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Finsbury liisitory, Finialiury-,juare.
Mr. HULL.
TR RSD AY, July 9,
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SEVERAL well-bred seasoned. MUNTER4I met.
sPrs of high weight,; also s que Prong Fleckneys, in good
tondition, and fast trotters; several pairs of Coach, Bortmehe
Chariot, and Corritle Geldings, of different colours ; some sin.
gle Ain.); several good Gig Homes, perfectly quirt in in,: nes%
:au' (apt. trotters; some very clever Howes, o hick hare beets
rode with trirmys; and Ladies' Horses; a girigt many strong
Geldinys and Marrs, Ii Cur machines, mail-coaches, post•chaites,
&c also several handsome Golloways, Ponies, &r.

Delightful Country Residence, Freehold Farm; and lototee,
Mason Park, near Aslsboarne, Derbyshire.
By TEORGR 31( DER and CO.
On SATURDArIf,'JoIv 11, at the Hell inn, Ashbouns. Dens
byshire, at Three u'Clark precisely, except wester disposed;
*of by Private Contract (of which timely notice will he gyre.),
A Ltf, that desirable and improvable ESTATE, Si.
-Ilk tussle in Marston,ltiontgomery, in tlie centre of a twitail*
beolthy, dry, sporting country, about sic miles from Aslip.
b 1901 C and Utio‘eter, called MARSTON PA:IK, and whisk
win he .old weenier, or in Gds, viz.:—
Lot 1. MARSTON PARK HALL FARM. in the occtspa.
C.. 11 of Mr. Joseph Vichars, Tenant lima year w year, at a very
low rent: comprising a spacious well-timbered Mansion or
ram-house, with stables, chaise-howe, barn, cow-house,
cheese chambers, piggery, garden, &r. and aboat 123 acres .
of arll-known rich old pasture or dairs farm, abounding a itla
pone. and neatly encircled with a beautiful sin.! truly-vat:riffle
plantation, and ornaineutal trees, with excellent spring awe,
and a rivulet, at foot of a very extensive pasture ground anti
lawn, with Ito easy nsceat, at the head of which the House is
pleasantly situated, with agreeable views, &c. mad' the Estate is
easily convertible into a genteel residence, affording reti merits
convenience, and considerable income, without risk or 'rookie;
subject to the moderate modes of only three halfpence fur cow
and calf, and eighteen-pence per acre in lieu of tithe hay.
Lot 2. IVOODHAY FARM, adjoining the last Lot, in the
occupation of Mr. Joseph Best, also Tenant front -,ear to yenr;
comprising the farm-house, cow-houses, garden, stack-yar.is,
&c. and about fifty-fyur acre; of arable and pasture land; salt.
ject to a media of three halfpence for cow af:d calf, and two-
pence per acre in lieu of tithe hay.
Lot S. Two pieces of excellent land, adjoining list Lot;in the
occupation of IWr. Jose.ph Ta leg, Tenant from year to Scarf
comprisiug upwards of three acres, abutting an the Maracas
road.
The Estates nee all freehold, a perfect entirely, in a ria,g
fence; mid the belt or pltaitatioa, comprising about ten acres
(included in Lot 1.), is approaching fast to maturity, from which
the iteresssary annual thinnings of the wood, enema fail to lie
very produaive, and reader the plantation of considerable
value.
Further particulars to he had of Mr. Richards, Solicitor. Red
Lion-aptare, London; Mr. Winslow, Solicitor, Ashlittorne • and
of blessrs. (morge Syder said Co. Land Agents, Thetford, 'Nor-
, folk.

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LOCK AND SURGICAL DISPENSARY.
Ilia floral Highness the Duke of York, President, and the
following Committee of Governors :
Earl of Lein im Colonel W. J. Jones, M. P.
RichtHew. T. Jones I Joint I.:douche, Eq. M. 11.
Rt. Itim.R.U. Sh-ridno,M.P. I Colonel H. Clements, M. P.
Hon. Cul. J. Barry, M. P. Captain James Hay.
Surgeon, Mr. Kiernan,
Member of the Royal College, Lendon.
riILIE Patronage this Institution has received, for
.A. the exclusive treatment nod Cure of. both Sexes, afflicted
!.with Venereal Complaints, nod their dreadful coosevences, as
strictures, debility, ulcerations, &c. conducted under the ma-
nagement of is Gentleman of the first professinonl abilities, will
aliiibr', the Public of the high merits of Mr. K I ERN A N'S plan,
and that by it the inconveniences of Public Charitie4 are avoid-.
ed, whilst the young and unwary are protected agitin4 the fatal
delusions held out by advertising pretenders iu this branch of
practice. Since its establishment in 130 ti, 5557 patients, of both
,Ifes, -, have been cur al, without conflneitieut or Nuty to the
j constitation, rind with a delicacy and secrec3 hitherto unknown;
many of those have laboured under the most complicated Immo
of the disease from ten to twenty years. The first symptoms
, yield to Mr. Kier/ues treatment in a few days; and where
appearance of debility comes on, too early application cannot
Ibe made to prevent the danger that may ensue.
The Surgeon may be consolted by either Seg.. with the
1 greatest secteey, at his private howls, No. 21, Lower Cl/Kr-
! lone-street, Bedford-square, from nine to twelve In the tuorn.
ICI:Zit fcralitmintissi,cfrioiltiontlineiwtaitanndighcitiu(nitoryvi(lplouist" pleatitde)rsulailbtetandes:
dressed, and will be punctually nnswered.

Just iuhlished,
PRACTICAL OBSERVATIONS on the above DISEA-
SES. price Ss. By F. Kiernan; and sold bs' Sherwood, Neely.
and Jones, 90, Pan:rooster-row ; and by Highley, 24, Fleet-
bircet.

/ILIIIE ROYAL FAMILY, and Ladies and Gott:
tlemen of Fashion, in England, use PRINCE'S ORIGI-
NA I. LON DON It USA A OIL, fur moistering the hair sy hen
dressing; it is so great a nourisher to hair, if used constant, lie- .
ver a hair will fall of or turn grey ; in short, where there is
hair by nature, and It has got thin or bald, by using the Russia
Oil regularly, you may rely on its being restored. Several
Gentlemen that were bald, have declared, after using the Ras -
sin Oil regularly for six months, the bald places became m-
arred a ith hair ; give it a fair trial by using it regularly, as it
cannot have the effect if only applied at intervals; promotes
eye-brows, whiskers, and will prevent whiskers turning red-
or-grey. It is the best preparation in the world for pre-
serving and promoting the hair. Several who bad used the
OIL for years, nail from the use of that •nlont., not it
hair fell off, or turned grey; but being persuaded by their
Hair-dressers to use other Oils that is advertised, as they are
cheaper, hut in the end found them the dearest; their hair fell
olf, gar turned grey, have declared they a ill use no other than
the Hokin Oil in future, it being the best article bar moistening
the hair when dressing; as it keeps real or false hair of its na-
tural gloss and curls.
A Csurtort.—As a set of Swindlers have counterfeited the
Russia Oil, and given it for sale at Hair-dressers' shops. Sc.
they persuade it is the genuine, to deceive, have imitated the
Eagle and Signature on the cover. To prevent the like imika-
shams, and as more set urity, the Pt °praetor has leave of she
Commissioners of his Majesty's Stamp 0(11 c, to have his name
" A. Prince," printed on the Ga vernment Stamp, a hid, is an
the outside of the cover of each bottle, the counterfeiting of
which is felony.
Ladies awl Gentlemen will be particular to o'aserve the above
-Caution, us many have been misled to puichase the counter-
feit.
Ask for Prince's London Russia Oil, M ST. per bottle; or one
' boidr, containing four small, at H. 2s. ; or six large Wide. at
51. duty included.
Sold by the Proprietor, A. Prince, John-street, Oxford,
street (observe it is not a Shop' it is a Private House, opposite.
No. 7); and by aftpointinent, by Mr. Smyth, Perfumer to kis
Majesty, New Bottaisstreet; Headrie and Suns, Perfumers to
her Majesty. Tlichborne-street, COoldensxqvare ; Bayley sand
Men, Perfume's to the Prince arid. Prowess, sod ihike nod
Duchess of York, 5, Cockspur-street ; Nets berry and Sun, 45,
St. Paul's Clusrch-yard ; Dicey and Sutton, Bow Church-yards
Barclay and Son' .95, Fleet-market; Butler, 4, Cheopsole ;
Shaw and Edwards. 66, St. Paul's Church-yard; Berry, Jean,
SON 'Greek street • Low, 3,10, Strand ; Gattie, 52, New Bond?
street; Rigee, hhi, Cheapside ; Davison and Sun, 59, Fleet.
street ; Bacon, 150, 0 x for&street.
After perusing the respectable Venders in London who sell
Prince's Russia Oil, it must he evident that he is the original
Proprietor, ulkuthers are counterfeits, and the sellers impolitic.
tors.
[milts and Gentlemen residing in the country, by inclining the
Money in a letter to the • Proprietor, will send by return 4
conch.—Merchants, Captalas' alga Country Shispbeeperscsenid-
ing their orders to any wholesale Perlatners or eledgeitte Wen-
den they deal with tu Ueda, will mews Ub rJ ellowaere.