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,brc4;4 l e3K: •• . ; • • " •' • -'' - - AN, Ji. :1'! t' itt,,. 1 1 , ' a ,'‘ 1 ' ~- A. -- 1. • '‘• ' (S - •• 4 _ . Y ik• • ary-of _\,... ... --"" el ..0." r . . ~ . • 0 . }` t. :. , iditall 67 401 PiabAY, MAY 15,a, . •- Vg I siA.r. C 114cfas.ASHLEYS' NIGHT. THEATRE-ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. ON WHITSUN EVE, TOMORROW, Mar 16, Will be performed, A GRAND SELECTION OF MUSIC, From the molt favourite Compofitions of Handel, Haydn, Bach, Boyce, Arne, Croon. and Mozart For particulars fee the Bills, being too numerous for infer:ion in an Ad,ertifen►cnt. End of Fart I. An Echo Concerto on the French Horns by Meas. Petrides. End of Part 11. A Concerto on the Violin by Mr. Ansley. Principal Vocal Per formers--Mrs. Dickons, Signora Driglieti. Mrs. Bland, Madame Duna, Mir; Meadows, and Madame :Biauchl ; Mr. Braham, Mr. Evans, Mr. Doyle, and Mr. Bellamy. Tickets to be had of Mcffrw A fillers ; at Birdsall's Mufic Shop, Dond-itrect; and of Mr. Brandon, at the Theatre, where places for the Bozes may be taken. MR. ASTLEY'S NIGHT. GREAT NOVELTY, OF SINGULAR INVENTION ! ASTLEY's ROYAL AMPHITHEATRE, WESTMINSTER BRIDGE. Under the Patronage of their Royal Hlghntft4 the Prince of Wales and Duke of Yotk. Mo. Commit., Box-keeper, moft refpedtftd:y begs have to Wotan the Nobility, Gentry. and others, that • MR. ASTLEY's BENEFIT NIGHT will tate' place TO-MORROW. MAY 16, 1807.—A1l order: for. place. in the Boxes on the above night, will be penaually attended tn. Inmiediatc application at the Sea Office, Theatre, Weltmin fter Bridle, is &Duey needful. ' • THE LOTTERY WILL FINISH NEXT WEEK. TEN THOUSAND POUNDS for the FIRST. DRAWN TICKET TO-MORROW, MAY i 6. PTA it OP TOP WHEEL. 4 Prizes of 4 Lo ,coo. 4 of £3,000 I 8 of soo 6 1.000 20 ICO Bdidel the full Proportion of scl. and 201 Prizcs. Tickets and Shares, warrantil undiawn, arc on Salc at all the Linseed Lottery Offices. CARROLL & Co. Stock Brokers, No. 26, Oxford (lna, near Rattiboae place. TICKETS and SHARES in the prefect Lottery are felling at their Office, in varict y of numbers, warranted un drawn. The State e f t he Wheel coniifts of the following Capital Prizes 4 of £40,000 I 6 of £lOOO 4 5,003 7 •-• 5 00 &c. &c. dcc. The Lottery will entirely Snit!' on next Saturday week. Io the laft November State Lottery, No ta,to3, a prize of to,oool. and No. 6,0 s i , a Prize of soot. were fold in twenty feven Shares, by CARROLL and Co.—N. B. ta,oool. for theFirit Orals, 7 kid next Saturday morning. • . „ ALLEN and PRINCE'S ANNUAL BALl...will A A be an WZONZSDAY, May 20, at the Great Rocklin. Paul's Bead Tavern, Cateaton-ftreet, CheapGde. Double Tickets, tialf a Guinea each, may be had any time previous to the Ball evening, at their private Dancing Academics, No. 19. Sherrard-Rrert, Gol den (pare, and a No. to, Great Alie.ftrect, Goodman'. Fields ; where alto thee Who are imperfect dancers may be iinifhed in the woft elegant modern kyle: and thole who never learnt that ac t , t rumplifisment. but erciade nemfilves from many agreeable par kir, under the millaken idea that daniing can only he acquired in 'youth, may in a (sort time he convinced, that with good Marne tion Ladies or Gentlemen, of any age whatever, if cap !1d of cam mon caereife, may Coon learn, and quite in private, to d..nce in an vary and gcntect manner. _ _ •, Theft Academic• continue open all the Sumater. RHEUMATIC GOUT AND RHEUMATISM. RURRIDGE'S §pgeiFic, which is acknnw 'edged to he an infallible remcf,..for thufe Diforders, i• now on file at the Proprietor's Warehoufe, York-ftrext, Covent G.,r dip, where very numerous anti refpeCtable Teftimuoials may he fun which will at once evince its excellence even to the molt &thirst mind. The titablifh, d efficacy of this invaluable Medi cine neve no eulogium, nor would it be advertifed but that the Proprietor, feel it incumbent on them to make known an effeetual we to the afflicted part of mankind, that the bleffing may be uni wrfally difftifed. FOR THI3 TEETH AND GUMS, THE Public h refpeetfolly cautioned again(' Imi• tattoos of the ESSENCE of PEARL and PEARL DEN. TIERICE, invented by the late JACOB HEMEI, Dentilt to the QUEEN and the PRINCE of WALES, which have been proved long caperknee to be infinitely more efficacious for the *Etc th ad Gums, than any thing yet dikoveri.d. They continue to be fold, wholdale and retail, by Bayley and 80, No. y,Cockfpur•Rreet, London, price as. 9d each, enclofed beftakup, in which the following words are elute I veil : " J. Hemet, Bayley and Blew, Cockfpur Bre, t," The Forgery whereof is Felony --Sold aro retail by T. Scarntan 'pate leartmr and Succeffor to Mr. Hemet, George ftrcet, Hama •ver-ftpare. N. )3.• The Efface is particularly recommended to Parents and 'ltems who have the care of children, as the grcatelt peek:rya:ire gfyoung and tender Teeth. DOCTOR 110130 N s IMPERIAL OILS. WHAT Patient, who is ftifEring under the dit trefling pain of Chronic Rhcumatifm, or the more acute anal& of Gout, wouu not, at any price, gladly purchafc a Re study to relieve his fufferings! No remedy has been fo effectual as rtr. Hodfon's Imperil Oil. in affording certain raft, and alleviating Pia in there diftr•fling complaint's in the Reviling of theioints and liffncfs of the tendons, the bad effect of old ftraius, rendered worfe tither by much exertion, or by cold variable weather. This k x edlent applkation reduces the (welling. and brings the tendons and Istufele tuft and pliable; in one difeafe, the Rickets, the relaxed ytddiag eondition of the bones is fo wonderfully changed by the regular ufe of the Imperial Oil, that the hones. though dittorted, re gain ti tir natural Shape and figure. In Pally, No mbliefs of Liml.s, ma orpor of the Back or Spine, it prove, a fovereign Remedy, byarninating and reltnring the energy of the Nerves. Sold wholefalc and retail at Mr. Butler's, No. 4,Clielpfide, cor k: of Paternofter.row ; Hazard and BiSIIA, and Cenftwi 11, Bath Elaine and Lynch, Manehciter ; Gregfems, Liverpool ; and moil hookfellers and medicine venders in every country town, in bottles vat 9d each. 'CHING'S PA FENT WORM LOZ EN ti ES. • To Patents, Guardi.ins, and Others who have the are of Children, this valuable medicine cannot be too Brongly t trtnmended. Worrt are a difeafe few children cfcape. They dram ) , the appetite, weaken the organs of digcftion, plaiduce pains is the llomach and bov..ds. deprive the body of it , nourithment, creation emaciation and palenefs, flop the progrcfs of growth, and we the caste of the molt alarming cunvuiftons, which too often lons lfs by ulcerating the ftomach and bowels, they are often the Cade of lingering complaints, which prove fatal at laft, and rebind the patient to the moft excruciating fit' of agony end diftreft. In childhood, every difeafe with which a child is of lit is ails high • IT ettipteated by them. The certainty and fatety both of their pr , vention and cure, by the above medicine, is fo fully eftablithed fb the fatislatftion of the Public, by the tell imony of the knit and aloft leading charadlers of the Nobility, and of others of high re eaabilitY, who have witneffett it, remarkable at, ets in their own bLilies, that it t• only neccfCiry to obferee, this is the period of the feafoo when fuch a roctlicioc ought to be given to children and ethti • son prevent any at:ack o' this complaint. sold wholefak and retail, at Ching and Butler's, No. i.gbraPride. Comer of Patecnofter.row ; ai:d retail, by moft country venders, it bliks, mu. 9d and is GAL oRDNAArcs 01iFIC11, 114 2. 7, !r,07 PRINCA OFFICERS of irs Majfilei ORDNA.VCR do berelly gh.e Notice, That Propofah wiU be received at their Office, in Pall. Mal l, on or before the loth day of May next, from fuch perfons as may be willing to undertake the lupply of Serge for Cartridges upon Con trad for Service of this Department, for a period of three years. Further particulars, together with the Terms and Conditions of the Contrail may be known, upon application at the Secretary's Office, in Pall-Mall aforcfaid, and Patterns (Ache Article there -feen any day between the hours of ten and fouro'elock, where the Propbfals arc alfo to be delivered feakd and entiorfed " Propofala for Serge for Cartridges," and containing a fpeelmen of the Arti cle to be fupplied, but no Propofal can be adniltted after the Paid 20th day of May, at twelve o'clock at noon of the fame day, nei ther will any Tender be noticed, twirls the party making it, or an Agent in his behalf thall attend. By Order of the Board, H. CREW, Secretary. ROYAL MILE VARY ASYLUM, CHELSEA, May 11,1807. QUCH Perfons as are willing to f u pply this initilu• L. 7 tin with CANDLES, and fuel, quantitics of NEWCAS I'LE COAL, called Wall's-end Coal, neceffary for its confumption, and as iltall from time to time be demanded, between the site June next, and the 14th of June following, will give in their Propofalt in writing to the Commandant at Ilk Office, on or before the Loth of June, where particulars of the contracts may be had. TO THE CLERGY. A LIVING, in a ireAutiful and healthy Country, 1 an eafy day', journey from London, to be exchanged for one of greater or l value according to fnuation.—Letters (poll paid) may be addrdred to A• M. E. at Mr Hodgfun's, Stationer, the corner of Wimpole and Great Mary-la-bonne-ftreers. N H. No objeaion to porthole the Advowfon of the Living exchanged fir. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, READY FURNISHED, 'THAT moft delightful Marine Villa. EAST CUFF LODGE, near Ramfgate, with or without a quan- tity of- Lao 4 adjoining ....Wines and Stoch to be fold ou the Pre. ni Wes. For further particulars enquire of Mcflls. John Jackfon and Co . New Broad street. This Way were publiihed, price s.. 61. 'TWO SERMONS, preached on Public Occalions,. 1 and a CHARGE delivered to the Clergy of the Archdca conry of Bucks. By the Rcv. LURE HESLOP, B. D. Redtor of Botha', Northumberland, and Archdeacon of Bucks. Printed for Longman, Hurtt,Rees and Orme , Pateruofter row ; and E. CliOdey and Son, Newcaftle upon- rync. This day was publithed, in One Vo7tinie Oel.ivn, price sac in hoards, (infcrlhed to the mo(t Noble John Puke of Bedford, G. M. I'. Lord Lieutenant of Ireland, dce. Stc.) PAROCHIAL DIVINITY; or SERMONS on Various Subjets. By CHARLES ABB° F, D. D. F. 1.. S. Chaplain to his Grace, Vicar of Oakley 314 aoldtagton, in Bed fordlhire, and late Palmy of New College,pxford. Printed for Longman, Hurd, Rees, and Orme, Paiernofter-tow; and J. White, Ficet• Rre et. On Monday nest will be publithed, TOWN AND COUNTRY; A COMEDY, in Five Ads, as performed at the Theatre Royal, Covent Garden. By THOMAS MORTON, Efg. Printed for Longman, litirft, Rees, and Ortne,Paternofter-row. Of whom may be had, by the fame Author, Sped the Plough, as. 6d.— Zorindti, a Play, as. 64.—. The Way to get Married, as 641.—A Cure for the Heart Ache, a Com( dy, as. 6d.—Secrets worth Knowing, a Comedy, as 64.—Tkc School of Reform; or, How to Rule a H u lb an d , C o m e dy , 2s. a On the fame day will he publinicti, • WHISTLE volt IT, an Operatic Piece, in Two Adts, u per formed at the Ttleatrc Royal, Covent Garden. REES's CYCLOPEDIA. osliefday next will be publifficti, l'art XV, of MITE NEW CYCLOPEDIA ; or UNIVERSAL DICTIONARY of ARTS, SCIENCES, and LITERA TURE, formed upon a more enlarged Plan of arrangement than the Dictionary of Mr. Chamber.; comprehending the various Articles of that work. with additions and improvements: toge ther with the hew fubjofts of Biography, Geography. and Hiitory ; and adapted to the prefent Rate of Literature ..iid Science. By ABRAHAM REES. DX). I RS. Editor of the left of Mr. t_ hambers's Orlin cart', with the affittance of , :•.ii:iorot prole:Mosul Gentlemen. _ . Priority for l °noun, klurit, Reel , . and Orme, Paternofter• row ; and the Principal liookfellers of London. •„• Of whom may be had in Q2arto, price igs. each, Part i to tet, ill boards, either together or separate, and on Royal Paper, with proof imprefflons of the plates, price iL 16. , each. This day was publifhid, in One Volume t 2fllo price Bs. in boards, embelliihed with Five illuftrative Etchings, and two Head Picces, the Second Edition, with additions, of - I . IIE • PLEA SURES OF HUMAN LIFE Invelli,gattd —Cheerfully Elucidated—Sat iricalty Fromogated—Explicitly, and DifetifEd—Philoiophically. In a DOZEN DIS:-I2TA !IONS; on MALE, FEMALt, And Nt Urfa I"LE %SUM E 4, interfperfed with VaiLlUll ANKC.DUTES, and tzpound..d by nu nouns ANNO ras lONS. By HILARIS BENEVOLUS AND CO. Fellows of the " London Literary Society of Luforifts,* Printed for Longman, llurft, Rea, and Orme, Yat,rnofter- Row. This day were publithyd, In Three Volumes Quarto price 71. t 7s. 6d and Three Volumes, Oaavo, 51.5 s in hoards, New Editions, with confiderable Ad dilons and Alterations, embellithed with 73 fine Engravings (including Tu, cc new ones) by Scott, Landfeer, Tonnkins, and . • others, of T U . lt A L SPORTS. By W. B DANIEL. The following are among the intereftitbg Contents of this Work :.—Dog, Fox. Stag, Hare Hunting, Couriing, Hare, Rabbit, Marten, Badger, Otter, Obfervations on the Origin, PrincipLiasd Policy of the (hum Law., Ablueviations of the References to Law Cafes; Fling. and Anecdtdes refpcaing the Natural Hif tor'y of Fins ; :Account of Rivers in England, Scotland, and Ire land; ..tngling, Fills Ponds and Nets for taking Filh. Laws relat ing to Fifb, Birds and Sketches from their Natural Hidory, Birds of Game deferibed, Statutes refpeaing Winged Game, Game Keepers, and Laws concerning ; Land Birds of Sport deferibed, Water Fowl, Dire:lions foe Shooting Wild Fowl, Laws relating to Wild Fowl, Dugs ufed in Shooting defcribed, Laws refpretiog Aug, Pigeon Shooting. Rua Shooting, Ruks for the Choke and Management of Ammunition, (Sumo*. Printed far Longman, Hurft, Rees, anti Orme, Paternolter row; and J. White, Fleet Brett. Of whom may be bad, With elegant Engravings by Scutt. in 'lwo Volume., fuper Royal Quarto, price 71. 7s. in boards, The SPORTSMAN a CABINET; or, Correa Delineations of the various Dugs Med in Sports of the Field ; including the Canine Race in general Cot:diting of a Strica of rich and waited) , En gravioss of every diiiina Breed frost Original Paintings, taken trom Life, purpokly tar She Work by P. Rcivagle, A.R A. • GENERAL ELECTION. TO THE FRqEHOLDERS OF THE COUNTY OF MIDDLESEX. GINTLEMEN, • THE warm and unalt e red expreffinns of confidence with which I have bean receive' on my cauvars in every part of our enlightened and independent County, have fatkfadorily proved to me that all attempts to diftrad your minds from the confideeation of your rights and the belt means of preferring them, have failed. lam moll truly grateful to you fur the kind fupport with which I am honoured, and which I afcribc folly to your approbation of the principles upon xhich I have idled •—• In the whole courfe of the many years that I have been in your ferviee, it will not be imputed to me, that I ever received or cow ted a perfonal gratification at the hands of power. Der ply and per manently counedted with the County, my firft and talc osledi has been to promote it. welfare. for I can have no joy:tea equal to the maintenance of our common profperity. It mutt be the great objedt of the County in which the Metropolis of the Empire is placed, to chute a Reprektitative that (hall be a faithful, vigilant, and zealous guardian of the privil yes of the people, that the fyllem from which we have derived all our advantages may not be impaired, and that the hidings which we have derived from ottr anctitors may be tranfmitted to our polterity. 10 be con fidered by you as a fit perfon to he chofen for this eminent trot", is the only honour to which I afplre. It is my pride, that in every one which I have given as your Reprefentative, I have been actu ated folvly by the duty which I owed to you ; and I cats, from the bottom of my heart, ;nonlife y , u, that nu temptation (hall make me forego the confolation which th.• feeling will give me in the hour of my dea-h. Gentlemen, though the affurances which I have received make me certain of the Hine of the cornett in which I am engaged, yet. I prefume to fay, that it is important to the peace of the County, that I fbould be honoured with your early appearance at the Haling' on Monday next I am, with fentiments of Sneers gratitude, OZNTLEMIN, Your molt faithful fervant, St. James's:fguare, May 14. G. 11VNG. CARRIAGES will be provided at the undermentioned Places on Monday morning next, and every tocceeding Morning during the Eltetion, viz : Near the White Horfe, Poplar. Near the Britannia, Limehoufe. Near the Anchor and Hope, New Crane, Wapping. Near the George lain, BaLk--laue, St. Georges in the Fait. At the Court Houk, Olborne-dreet, hitechapeL At Bethnal Green. Near ttie Mc rmaid, Hackney. Lt fare-ftreet, Spitalfields. Tower-Hill. Near Shurcditch Church. Near St. Luke's Hofpital, City-road. At Clerkenwell Green. At i l,e Adam and Eve, New road, Tottenham-court. At Iflnigtnn Green. At the North End of New Bridge-Itreo, Blackfriars. At Stotey's Gate Coffee bottle, Great Morse ltrczt, Wettraini. fter. At Knight(bridge, near Sloane-ftrett. Near Ibbetfon's Hotel, in Vcre-ftrert, Oxford•ftreet. • /Tear the Bell and Crown Inn, in Holborn. In Piccadilly, near St. Jatue.'s Church And at Mr. Bynes Houk, in S 4 Janies's-fquare. TO THE GEN FLEMEN, CLERGY, AND FREEHOLDERS OF l'Hit COUNTY OF CAMBRIDGE. RETURN you my belt Thanks for the Honour you have conferred upon me, by again Eleding me one of yuur Reprefentativrs ,o ferve in Parliament . After Seventeen Years experience of my Frinciplca and Con dud, I hope it is now unneceffary for me w make Profellions 01 Duty and Attachment to my Conitituenta and the Public Interelt ; fuch as I have been, at Raft, I truft you will always find me con thine to be. I remain, Gentlemen, Your much obliged, and faithful (errant, Wimpole, May 11, 1807. C. YORKE. HO TEL, MATLUCK. JOHN LEEDHAM, late of the Old B oth, returns fincere Thanks to the Pu!rt:c for the many favours confer red upon bim at the Old Bath; and very refpeetfully informs them, that he has taken the Hotel. which he has now opened, and humbly folicits their patronage and fupport. He has mole an addition of feveral Parlours, three of which are on the Cha miler Storey, and bas, in other relpeels, greatly improv ed the Pralines; fo that he can aCurc bis Friends and the Public, that the dotal is in every rely& a comfortable Hoek. Matlock Bath, April 16, 1807. - • BUILDERS' PRICES, 18.)7. This day was pubilihed, price ts. frayed, Corralled to May, including the Advat:ces, THE BUILDERS' I' R ICE•BOOK : containing a correct Lift of the Prices Wowed by the moll eminent Surveyors in London to the feveral Artificers concerned in Build. irg ; including the Journeymen's Prices. By an EXPERIeNCED SURVEYOR, With a Table of Scaet'ir.gs. and a Table of the Duties on Win. doves and Heats, and the Rules for char t ing them. Pubtithed by J. at the Architeaural Library, No. 39, High IMhom. N. B. Gentlemen are requested to he careful to order Ttylor's Original Builders Price Book. MODERN LONDON SURGERY. This day was publifitetl, in One very large and clofcly printed Vol, Bvo. illuftrated with Inch Plates as are efrentigl to the lubjea, price tis in linar.ls, I . l ' 1 ItST T NES of the Praelice of SURGE being an elcmmtary Work for students, and a concife Book of Reference for Praditioners. Hy SAMUEL COOPER, amber of the Royal College of Surgeon•, Felton of the Medical S,,ciety of London, and Author of Critical Rdleetitn.s on the Cataract. Printed for RICHARD Pflntars, No. 6, Bridge-Brett Black friars, and fold by all Bookfollars. Of whom may alto be had, t. A Treatife on the Anatomy and Difeafes of the Ear, with larg- Plates, drawn from real dilfedions By J. C. Saunders, De monftwor of Anatomy at St. Thomas's Hofpital, and Surgeon to the Difpenfary for Difealifof the Eye and Ear. Folio G. 51. a. The Elements of Galvanical, in theory and practice. By C. Wilkinfon,Fellow of the College of Surgeons, and Laturer on that fciencc, in Soho fquarc. la a vols. Bvo. with numerous Plates, price 11. is. in bo irds. 3. The Naval Surgeon, containing the err ireDutics of Medical Men at Sea. By W. Turnbull, Surgeon of the Navy, &c &c. plates, sta. boards. 4. A Treadle on Vaccine inoeclation, to which is added, an Account of the Chicken-Pox, the Swine-Pox, and the 'Haves ; with an Appendix, containing Letters from Phyficians and Su r gtmns of eminence, refpeiting the prefent Rate of Vaccination in many Cities and principal Towns of the United Kingdom. By Robert Willett, M.D. F.A.S. Ste. Sec. Alto. with coloured Engray. logs, price iss. in hoards. 5 'rewire on the Caufes, Progrefs, and Cure of Ceefumption. By John Reid, M.D. Phyfician so the Finfbury Difpctifary, 7s. boards. 6. A Treatife on the Ptoceik employed by Nature in ftr-prefling the Hemorrhage from divided and Punctured Arteries. By J, F. D. Janus, M.D. In one volume. livo. with numerous plates, s os. 6d. boards. 7. A Pradtical Inquiry Into the Castles of ConvulOve Aftlima, Ike By Robert Brec,M.lD Fellow of the Royal C,.lk:ge of Phy. ficians, &c. The Fourth Fditiou, catifiderably Improved and co luged, by additional predical obloreatious, price Bs. .GENERAL ELECTION. MR. IYILBERFORCE'S ELECTION. A'T a numerous and highly-respeetAble MEET. LNG of the FRIENDS of Mr WILBERFORCE., held at the New London Tavern, Chearfidt. on the t 3th of flay, 1 807' The Right Hon Lord TEIGNMOU IH , in the Chair, It was refolved unanimoufly, t. That the Talen:s and tried Intel/City of Mr. WILBER FORCE, have given, nOt only to the COUNT Y of YORK, kit to the Nation at large, an ht.:reit in his Re El:dtion; and that the Friends of that great eaufethe Abolition of the Slave Trade. have peculiar motives for endeavouring to ptonsme, to tSe unnalt of their power, his return to Parliament. 1. That although Mr. Wilberforce never Rood higher, than at this moment, in the opinion of his Countrymen to general, and in the Attachment of Ilse I.lcdtors of 1 ork"tire in particular; yet, from obvious ciretituttances, he mutt nsverthelefs.have great, and. pet haps, itduperable difficulties to encounter in the Conteti which is now expedted, unlcf. lie a1...u1.1 be powerfully fupported by 4 Central Nubfcription, to defray the unavoidable and legal lie. penccs of his Election. 3. 'Fliat, although the Eledlors of Yorklhire have certainly. prior'riglst to provide, if they think fit, for the Expenfes attend• ing the Re•Eledlion os the Reprrientative of their choice; yet, (honk! any County Su!mfcription, that may be ralfed, prove. in. adequate to its objet, the privilege of fupplying the deficiuwy, can be claimed by no ddeription of period's more properly, thus by the Friendsof the Abolition of the Salve Trade. 4. That a Subfeription, therefore. by the Friends of tbot eaufe, in every part of the United Kingdom, be lotincdiately opened, for defraying (in aid of any Fund which may be railed for the fame purpole iu Yerkfhire) the kgal and nceefrary pet Iles of the Conte, in which Mr. Wilberforce fa likely to be engaged. •''. - _ _ s. 'That to enable the great multitude of our fellow fubJedtv, who will be &limns of Thawing their attachment to Mr. Wilber. force, on account of the Abolition of the Slave Trade, to bay* an opportunity of gratifying that feeling, Subfcriptions of any amount be received. 6. That Hcury Thornton, Erg. M. P. be requefted to at es 'Frcafurtr for this Fund. 7. The the Right Honourable Lard Teignmouth, Robert Barclay, Efq. C. Shaw Le Fevrc,Efq. M.P. J lienwell, Efq. Z Macaulay, Efq. Whfuts lsirkbeck, Efq. Matthew Martin, Efq. W. Blair, Efq. S. Mills, Efq. • J. Bowler, Jun. Efq. Thomas Nicholfon, Efq. J. Butterworth, Efq. . Rev. J. Owen W. Cardale, Efq. R. Phillips, Efq. Edward !'miter, WV Jofcph Reiner, Efq T. F. /Pewter, Efq. James Stephen, Elq. Charles Grant, Efq. lkobert Steven, Efq. Charles Grant, Jun. Efq. jofeph Smith, Efq. R. Grant, Efq, Richard Stainforth, Erg. S. Hoare, Efq. S. Thornton, Efq. M. P. H. Hoare, Efq. R. Thornton, Etq. M. P. J. Hardcaftle, Efq. H. Thornton, Efq, M. P. Robert Howard, Efq. J. Thornton, Efq and John Inglis, Efq. George Wolff, Efq. George Johnilone, Efq. M. P. be requeßed to form a Committee, for the purpofe of carrying theft Refolutions into effcet, and to tranfalit all buftnefs incident to the Paid Subfcriptioa, and that they have power to add to their own body. TEIGNMOUTH, Chairman. Uu his Lordthip's leaving the Chair, it was unaohnoufly re folved, _ _ That the Thanks of this Meeting be given to the Right Ho nourable Lord Teignmouth, for his Ask and impartial Condudt is the Chair. A Suhfcription was immediately opened, and In 1124001 Sums. from one Guinra to sool. a large Sum futicribed by the Gentlemen prefent. Farther SuMeriptions Inc the fame objcwl 1 be received at the Banking-houfes of Mel Tis. Hoare's, Fleet-greet ; Hoare, Barnett., HUIIIY. and Co. Lombard-Brat; Mars. Smith and Holt, Nu 60, New Bond Rrect ; MO' Down, Thornton, and Free . Bartholomew - lane; Metfrs.ltanfoni, Morand and Co. _ _ Pall Mall ; the different Members of the Committee; and by Mr John Crifp, a 6, Hirehio-lane, to whom Canimanicatlons relative to the of the Meeting may be •ddeeicd, TO WILLIAM WI H AVING obferved by the Public Prints. that you arc likely to be engaged in a contelt fur the County of York, I adopt this public mode of expreffing my fentiments, that they may be underftood to corrcfpond with thole of fevers' friends with whom I have converfed, who are, like myfelf, Freeholders of the County. . . I (hall not hditate to declare, that the Man, who has for fo long a courfe of years ttruggied through difficulties and prejudices, the molt dikouraging,ln the caufe of Humanity. is entitled to the con fidence and fupporf of his Country. For that realise I tenths- you my Vote. For the fame reafon alto, conlidering Lord Mir row as an early and undifguifcd Advocate of a Caufe, fo jai) , dear to yourfelf, to me, and to the ChrUtlan World, I would cheerful), co opera t e hs his ordikies Election. • As I feel a fineere intereft in the honour and welfare of my na tive county, I &mid rejoice to fee the Patron, with a lifciple of African Freedom, conjoined, by the Voice of the People, in its epre fentation. I am 3W are that the third Candidate has alto many claims upon pubiie favour—but, in my eyes, they arc infer io r, as they have been in oppolition to thofe I have stated. Having thus pledged myfelf to your fupport, I mort be allowed to Rand provided with this rferve ; I am an Enemy to overwhelm. ing Coalitions. 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