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NAM' do hereby give Make, That on Frith)? the 36th roil. they will be ready to racelieTen den j e wthing (feakd up) luid treat for Inch quantities oftkIJEBEC and other sTAvES, &for the purports of making Tight and Dry Calks as the rerpedive perfons, who may make proporsis thereof, will contract to deliver into the Vidtualling Stores at Deptford, Purthroatb. and Plymouth. in fuch proportions as flail hereafter be determined upon—one half by the 3cth of November next, and the other half by the 3tft of January following, diftinguifbing the tefeription of States and their length, width, and thiekners To be paid for by Bills payable with interest ninety days alter date. The Condidons of the Contrast may be feen at the Secretary's biEce N. B —No Tender for a left quantity than Ten Thoufand Staves will be admi . ted. No re,zard will he bode. any tender ;Nubia the price/hall not be hr. /sited in words at kerb, or thatfiati cot Sc de& ;wed to the Beard before ire o'eloe4 as the jail Friday, the 264 loftiest, He ',irk': the tale. Irks males the terodei.er J. Info s oa hie behalf, attexelr to axiom take called jor. - This day were istalWied. in quarto, price Is bd. in bnarde. CONSIDERATIONS upon the TRADE with INDIA; and the policy of coatinuing the Company's Mo. Printed for T. Ca4cll and W. Davies. Strand. This. day was publiaid, price tat • ritHE SPEECH of FRANCIS rAut. grRAT FORE), Efq. addreircd to the FREEHOLDERS of the COUNTY of NORTHAMPTON, on Thurfday the tath day of May. s t Soy, upon the occallon of the late Election of Membrra to ferre in Parliament for the fail Codnty. Printed for T. Burnham, Northampton, and fold by Longman, Hind. Rera, and Orme, Paternoltcr rote: Rivingtone St. Paula Church yard, and John Haichard, Piccadilly; London. publithed..price , • Scconci' This day was A nrw kditlon . (lasing the --oar') of a REVIEW of the AFFAIRS of INDIA, from the Year r 7913, to the Year tib6, comprehesding a Summary. Account of the principal Tranfadtioss during that Eventful Period Printed for T. Cada! and W. Davies, Strand. Thll day was publithed. Price is. or too. 6d. a dozen, for diftributl ,n, T HE DUTIES of the SICK, stated and enforced. By THOMAS SECKER, L.L.D. • Late Lord Arehbiflicip of Canterbury. A new Edition.with a Preface, *few tryriatiuns.aud Add:duns. By THOMAS STEVENS, D. 1). , Redo!. of Panfield, Prlnted.fist T. C. sod j. Itivirsputs, No. (a, St Paul's Church. yard. _ AD CI.P.RDIN. qEXAGINTA CONCIONES ad Fidern et Ufum t- , Chrillianat Religionis fpecluites, noir!, typis accurate Alanu falcon imltantibus mandato, a Prefbytcro Ec left= Anglia= =rat vencunt aped OSTELL ) Ave Maria-lase, N. Conciones aptantur ad omnes Dim Dominicas tothis Anni tt ad Clecaliona tam Ipeciaies quam Confactas. Proftant venalest Grunt fub invulucro out inicribitur, " Sezagiuta oes." &c. srctifitiltprntnr.. 101101.IT1Cg of the CrEORGIUM 6 i DttS, or at SATIRICAL. VIeW of the REIG : ll'of GEORGE this FOURTH. The Pliblithen of the abnve popular and burhoutous WarkJll ronfequence of the very rapiti'Sale, which bus in a te .4 days °tea fione.t it tn he out of I riot, refrdlfully aminu:cc to tire' Pnblie a Sicond Edition, which will be ready for delivery this Lowing, at Sis °Thick. Publifiscd by Jordan anJ Ma xwell. Strand ; Gray and Son, Pizcadilly ; anlOddy and Co Ain sy, Olf 4.4-ftrett VICTUALLING Yucte is. 007. CJMMISSIOIVERS for VICTUALLING 1 1 1!fIS M.OBSTra NAVY, do berg, live notice, That on Friday, the jd of July next, they will be ready to receive Tenders in writing (kaird up) and treat for THRF E HUNDRhD THOUSAND gIIEBEC STAVFS, fit for the purpofe of making Tight Calks, to be delivered, on•- balf by the 31ft of edtobcr, 18:8. and the remainder by the 31 ft of December following, ii,vi His Majefty's Vidtuallmg Stores at Deptfurd: and to be p.iid for by Bills payable with intereft ninety days a' ter date The Coalitions of the Contradt may be ken at the Secretary's Office. N. B -.-No Tender for a Ith quantity than Twenty-eve Thou. find Staves will be admitted. No regard will be bad to aay Tender ix Rabic6 the trice flail Rot le Wetted iR words at leogtb, or that frail Rot be delivered to the Posed before age o'clou on the fad Friday the sd of yody next, nor usdefi the Perfoo Rub* males the Tender, or fear ?trios oR big Waif attend: to agiver who called for. FIC7IIALLING - 6fP102, 7ww 8,[807. THE COMMISSIONARS for VICTUALLING HIS .11147 NS77"s NAVY, do bere6y give Notice, That on Friday the 3tl of July next, they will be ready to receive Tenders in writing (fealcd op) and treat for the fupplying of SEA PROVISIONS to His Majefty's Ships and . Veffeis at Halifax, Nova Scotia, %e lm in Canada, Norfolk in Virginia, and the Bland of Bermuda, (conjointly in one Ccntradi) for twelve months certain, from the xoth of 06tober next, and further ut.til lix months warning than be given on either fide for the termination thereof the mode of payment to be Bills bearing intereft ninety days after dim The Conditions of the Contract may be fecn at the Secretary's Office. No regard vigil be bad to any Tender in arSicA the pr4:.lfiall net So Waled is word; at kerb, or that All not k delivered to the Board be fore Oar o'Cloci ox the laid Friday the 3d y yuly sex!, nor oriels tie Fops who main the Tender, or liar Payee, on hi, behalf, Minds to anfwer when called f. ; an will any Tonle. that rontai,s extrana sant pi re apes :ome article,, and prices vowel. to Me tee. value capon often, le coridored as trotter to k admitted. BARRACK DEPARTMENT. Barrack Use, Spiv Gardens, yaw so, igo7. SUCH Perfons as are willing to Contraa for Build iog Additions to the Waggon Sheds at the Barracks at Croy don in the County of Surrey, and a Harriers Room at the Barracks at Battle in the County of Suites, may fee the Plans, Specifications, and forms of Contradts for the fame, at the Barrack Office, any day after the 22d inftaut,between the hours of ten and four o'clock. fpuifying in words at length a Sum for each place, where Propo. Eels are to be delivered, ruled up, and endorfed " Tender for llceding Additions to the Barracks at Croydon," or " Battle: . and addreffed to the Barrack Matter General on or before two o'clock on Saturday the 4th of July next, after which hour no Tender wul be received. The propofers mull be prepared With tufficient frcusity for the due performance of the Contradt. LIST INDIA HOUSE, Yone 17, igoy. THE COURT of DIRECTORS of the UNITED caatrasr 4 . MERCHANTS of ENGLAND tracflos lode BAST INDIES, do bens), dive Notice, That a General Court of the faid Company will be held at their Houle in Leadenhall (teed, on Friday the 3d of July next, from eleven o'clock in the forenoon until fix in the evening, to ballot on the followipg Q24 . eition, viz. 'I That Mr. RICHARD JOHNSON, late of the Bengal Civil Etta " blifament be permitted to return with hi, Rank to India;" la order to determine by Each ballot, whether three parts in tour of the Proprietlls prefent at fuch General Court content that the raid Mr. ; Richard Johnfue be permitted to return:l44'th . his Rank to India I WILLIAM RAMSAY', Sec.- ROYAL EXCIIANGE ASSURANCE OFFICE. juste, tlto7; PERSONS whole annual Premiums fall due on,the 24th I.ift. are hereby informed, that Receipts are itlvr ready to be delivered at the Company's Offices, over the ROTAL Ex. en ANOC and in PA Lt. •Attx t., as well es bythelr repeiftive Agents in the fcveral Counties; and the parties affured are requefted to ap ply, for the renewal of their Policies, on or before the 9th of July next, as the ufual fifteen days allowed for payment, be yond the date of each Policy, will then expire. SAMUEL FENNING, jun. See. •.• Attendance is given, daily, at the faid Offices, for the Affurance of Buildings, sloods, Merchandize, and Ships in Har bour, in Deck, or while Building, freel Lora or Damage by Fire ; and alto for the AlTurance of, and granting Annuities on Lives. N•4* Fire Policies v;iiiior iffocefroogcvetwo Ar tie 4Jered tabet tip Ammoral Prothro, ariertut . o 6s. er *frevaran PURSUANT tchilieetee'6lfrthe High Cotitt 'f Chanctre, made in a Caufe " Thomas and others agabtft • Jones and ethcre," the Judgment and Specialty Creditor , of Rc,r,saT Jones, late of Foote' Catt3e, in the Coar.ty of Gla- I morgan, htq, are, on' or before the 24th day of June neat, to come In and prove their Debts before John Simeon, F.fq. one of the Mallen of the Paid Court, at his Champera in Southavvtolv• buildings, Chanetry-lane, Lottd9n ; or. In default thereof, they will he peremptorily etcluvled the Benefit of the Cid Decree. May 5, 184. CHARLES BROWN, Solicitor for the Complainants. 'nod 4 ... •; ,ti. -tli MALTHOUSE AND BREWERY. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE .CONTRACT, I. A LL that capital ftrong built BREWHOUSE at the North cad of Deal, well farniihed with good Stones and every convenience for Inland's. The Presul'es being near the Sea, are molt achtantageoufly . fituated for fupplying the Clips in the Downs with Beer and Water, the trade of the latter very cooliderable,ther:: Dein au abundant fupply of excellent Wa ter from a well Is:longing to the Brewhoure and Malthoufe. POETRY. ibis ally Were !Mahe& elegantly printed and eashelliatsd with beautiful Engravings by CAROON, fmm original Defigns by LOUTIII?.NOURO and astute; price Half a-Cuinea in Blards qYMPATHY, LANDSCAPES in VERSE, TEARS of GENIUS, COTTAGE PICTURES, and other POEMS; reviled, eurredletLand illuftrated with Notes. By S. J. PRAT I', Efq. Several of the Poems contained in this Volume are known to the World, as the molt pleating and popular Comp Ations in the tog- lift Language. but no uniform edi ion of them has hitherto emitted ; fine have long been out of Print, and others have been unsttain• able, except in conitedion with large and expeolive Works. by affociating the h• ft !lyre of modern Pypography.matterly Defigns, and intro-for Engravings, with fuck interelting Comport tims, one of the moil elegant Books of its Size and Price it now prefented to the Lovers of Literature, which has appeired for feveral years. Printed for RICUARD Putitits No. 6, Bridge- Rivet, Black friars; and to be had of all B •oktellers. Of whom may be had, by he fame Author, HARVasx Hoar C; or, Supplementary Olcanins, price 11. lIS•6d in boards. JUST COMPLETED !- This day was Willed, in Twa -very large and cloftly Volumes in Q2arto, Illidtrattd ni.h One Hundred and Fifty fuperlor Fngravit ' 4, Price 61. 6s in Boards, or 61. z6s. 6d. 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B AYLE Y's PATEN r .BLACKINC: THE ONLY LOTTERY of Twenty Thonfand Tickets, that ever contained a Prize of THIRTY THOU SAND POUNDS, begins Drawing 14th July, 1807. SCHEME. I Prize of £ 3 0,000 201000 10,000 3poo ,COO Ste' zoo SO 10 IS 1 . •••• 3 0 1,500 2,:00 - 2opoo Tickets. C 3 0 3000 40,000 anpoo ic.oeo 3; co 4,0 00 2,C00 1,500 30,000 37.500 4s ao,o) firl•drawn Ticket Fourth Day, being the only Ezed Capital, TH IR ry TrtpusANt) POUNDS. Reguhr Drawing of 1,000 Tickets each Day. Tickets and Shares on Sale at all the I.icenfed Lottery (Aces, and by their Agents in England and Scotland. PRICE. Ticket Cr, t 7 o Half Lto •3 0' Eighth Zs 12 0 Quarter 5 • S 0 Sixteen:le i 6 6 This Mouth Will he puhlifhed, r. T4OUSFHOLD FURNITURE AND IN -11 TERIOR DECORATION, executed frost Defigns, By THOMAS HOPE, EN. This work will eonfift of Perfpeelivc• and Geometric Views of Apartments, with their Chairs, Tables, Sophas, Cacdclabrz Chapdeliers, Tripods, &c. Sec. a.. A Serious of Engravings to illuftmte Dante, engraved by Piroli, of Rome, from eontpofitions, by John Elaxmau, R. A. in the poffsffion of Thomas Hope, Erq. This work confif!• of Plates, illuftrative of the Inferno, Purga torio, at d Paradifo, of Da•rcc, with Dderiptions in Italian, and trarilation from Mr. Boyd's vaScrt.. Printed for Longman, Huta., Rees, and Orme, Paternofter• row. To NORLEMEN, LADIFS, GENTLEMEN, or Perrone of ammeter, who are net engaged in any 13utinefs. 1 1 0 be SOLD, for Two 'fhourind Guineas each, a few SHARPS in an eltablithed honourable and highly re • (pedable concern of great magnitude, that will bear the molt minute invcßigation, and will realifc an immenfe and mid for tune, without rile or withmit trouble, to the purehafer. who need not take any adiv.: part, or appear perfunally in Wind's. References mutt be given. Letters from principal, only, with real name and place of abode, direded (pott paid) to H. Ijoward li.fq to be left at the Britt& Neptune Office, Fleet-Rreet, London, will be attended to. MILFORD, NEAR LY:VIINOTON, HAN I"b. Ti) BE SOLD, A MODERN BUILT HOUSE, containing a Dinb•g Room 25 by HI, an adjoining Drawing Room St by is, Library of the fame ditucufi.‘ns, four Chambers wilt belt beds, and tour Nailer, with fervant's ditto ; two Dreffingßoont4, Water Mkt, and &mak Offices of every defeription, (unable to the accommodation of a wtodem•fized genteel family; two Coach•hou fes, &aide, pond Garden, in which is a comfortable cottage—lhould more room be wanted for fervauts, and plenty of fine water, both in Mute and Garden. The Houfe Rands on a (loping lawn, frpnting the South, and immediately opprifite the Needle Roclts and the bold Chalk Cilia of the Mt of Wight. It is about half a mile irons the fea—is furrounded by 10 acres of ex cellent Land in five fields ; is near the Church and the Village; but fereened from them by plantations—is certainly a very con venient, a very healthy, and probably as beauttul a &union as molt in Britain. Ibe roads and neigbbouthood are very good. The Furniture, which is , in good condition. may be taken or left at the option of a purcbafer. - POWGun can be given ahnon. immediately. May be viewed any day between twelve and three, by ticket. to be had of Mr. Per kins, Lymington ; and further particulars may be known on the premilest or by letter (post paid) addreffed to Mr. R. 'rho- MILS. Posit Office, Lytailtigtun. WHICH have maintained an acknowledged f r morethan Thirty Years, exitinue to be Sold y BAYL I' and &ter, No. 5, Cockfpur-ftrter, Loudon, price Sixpence cub. Gentlemen who do not think this Bla-king makes their Boots (bine futficlently, are repedfully Informed • that if the Cake Is cif. I (dyed in Vinegar nand of Water, it will prod.= a Lultre equal to Japan; but it Is nreeffary to obferve, that Vinegar is extremely injurious to the Leather, and depr.ves this Blacking of one of Its mutt valuable Properties, vii. That of keeplug the Leather cift and pliant. and preventing it fr. m Crdeltin —The time cff-et may be produc.d by mixing Vitriol will the Water, but the in jury to the Leather will be toll greater. N. B. To prevent Count2rfelts the Bills of 151r..alotwar.: figned as below, which appears on the Guth& of each Cake.' W. BAVLFIr. CORDIAL BALM OF GILEAD. Exuma of a Letter from John lackfon, Efq of Came Cart/err s County of Kildare, Ireland, to Dr. Solotn n. • DBAR It R, Au;u't t. dot. lINFORM you *ith great pleafo.e that Mrs. Jack a fon my wife, was two years and a hal!' a or.pletely bed ridden and not a de. front her great weakneft, to cat, drilla, or dieft any thieg, ti 1 the was advifed by a friend to try your truly ceee brared Cordial Balm of Giles!. nine battles of which h s hadlo extraordinary and happy an circa, that fill is now. dm rgit a r hs age of 63 years, able to walk out and eterelfe herft f, be .g tom* peace!' recovered, to the furprife and aftoniatment ot all her neighbours; in confideration of which, and in juft:ce to y nu me dicine: you have my perinlfflon to publifh the fame lhoold you think proper. I am, dear.ft Sir yo4r much nidivd ferret, JO:-IN JACKSON. The Cordial Balm of Gilead is fold in botles, price half a-guinea each ; there are alto Family Bottles, price 331. containing equal to four bottles at t 05.6.1. by which the patient fay. 3 qs insiuling alto the duty ; the Stamp of which bears ilia propri tor'name and addrcfs in the enzraving,. , Saml. Sslom to, Liverpool," to ssa . ...ate , which is felony: and this privilege, of a particular fet of plate . Int his Ramps, has been granted to Dr. Sotoadom, by favour tl his Msjelly's Honourable Commiffloners of Stamp Duties, purposely to feettre the public againft counterfeits .—N me elfe are genuine. May behad of Dr Solomon, Liverp ml; and of all refpeetable Medicine Venders in the United Kingdom. F_r the GOUT , RHEUMATISMS, CONSUMPTIONS, &c. The Rey. W. WILSON'. AN I'IARTFIRI Fla; or ALTERA TIVE POWDER. • THE Invervor of tfii. Medicine, formerly a Student in Phyfic. at Gllgow, is induced to offer to the Pubic ao efficacious Remedy for the above, as well as fir many Dirdfcs deemed incurable. It has beat ettenfively tared in Ireland for le veret years, and ita fatutary arras arc produced In a fafc and earl' manner, with very little fenfible operstiun.—By mixing with the blood and jui:es, it ay pies itfelf to the feat of the difurdrr which it will remove by 11JW degrees, fro n its alterative and belling qualities. In Confuniptions it will g.ncrally fucceed in the two firft Rages, and often even in the lilt. In the Szrophula, or Evil, if uft.d early, the cure will be fpeedy, wail the ulcerated gland. will beat; and it has . been known to 'tactic the Patient even aftermortal fymptonis had appeared But Peri - oils afflicted With Gout, Rlizuntatif los, Cancers and with Bilious and Nervous dlf eafes, would do w.ll to wife The Plailorophy of Phyfie," written by the Inventor (to be had at Symonds's, Paternofter row, or of the Ven‘ters of this Medici se,) in which its extraor dinary efficacy will be levm in various Mita:tem This Powder does not contain any ingredient unfriendly to the human conftitut I tion; and, initead of weakening, its tendency is to invigorate. a.nd Ito improve the general health. It neck/lons nu danger from cold, • and requires neither coulloement nor change of diet. I Sold by F. Newb:ry and &NIS, at the only Warehoure for Dr. am-tt's Powder, Ni. es, in St. Paul's Church-yard, London • in Packets. price 44.6 d eath, containing thirty two d o tes. Obfrve that the wocis, " F. Newbcry, No at, St. PAM'S." are engraved In the Stamps. PUBLIC ADVANTAGE. THE advantage the public mutt always derive from regularly educated profeMunal men di:reties ahnoit ett elu6vely their ties to one fpccies of malady, was never more elcaily demonitrated than by the unexampled funds which has attended the aiminillradon of their new remedy, and the extr a . ordinary curd it has performed. Fora long feriesof years, Meirrs CURRIE and Co. Surgems, formerly in his Majefty's [entice, have made the Venereal Micafe the particular object of their in veftigatiao, and ate happy in having dircovered a medicine laps rlor to mercury in the cure of that complaint—it is fuflicient to ohferve that the cffeds of this remedy are diametrically oppofite to thole of macury,for though it completely eradicates every 'Age of the virus, in its moll confirmed Rages. yet it does not in the frait injure the conftitution—on the contrary, it renovates the fyl tem in all its natural fundions, promotes appetite, and facilitates digeflion—thus itiitead of reducing a arta% and tigoraus lion to the frightful condition that mercury does, it not only pre - Greet that conftitation In its primitive Rate, but reftor es a weak and debilitated one to its igatirsillevigth and vigour. , . . -r,O-- The Utenflls and Plant, confiding of-Copper. Mafia Tun, Lea- le Yisuao's Noarote, 6s. rn ar i e cio th u c a con habi ce t quen Aln ee id: Numberiefs inliances are on recent fecord ad; fuperfor r. caey den S.itiares, Hop Blek, Coolers, Under Bac', four Vats of ninety Is Young'sSol/TOLL, ad Edition, • of this Medicine. its inherent and fpecifte virtues ading as Si por udive Indulgence of beau! Barrels, variety of Calks and other articles, may be taken at a era- 1,3 Kenv's floarebtat, 6s. . .. . .. . Fetus' cot-naive to bodily debility, whether proceeding fron t . luation • 14 Sfl ASSit V 1 L ell EAST.I.OTIIIAN, 6a. - an excels. of conjugal or thick kleafure, or from the .. t! . . •. • 'll l'i infiduous, though not Ida deft, 2. The Maltbonfe, confining of two Floors, and la well provi- is l'o u ssaosr's Fir s s alst , 7s , ded with Barley and Malt Stores; wets 36 Quartets a week, and 16 HOLT'S LANCASHIRE, fa• y b :rlet h le y re o s f d in ifor a der cenain s which pe may at little eirpe•sce be capable of witting e.milderably more. 17 LLOSSIITSOIeS MID-1.0'r111A14., 75. .'. ' '''' 11 .41 , ti the m m s y el o a u n ti c l h o o l l ad - " •:,. •' ' ' this folio vice there are none m el .Any perfon willing to go 'arr.!) , into the Mailing Bufinefi, has t 8 BAILEY, CbLLIY, AND PRIM °LS'S ...oat no staritearib, • rf . ore Idb/than that diftrefling an excellent opportunity, the Protnifes beak; fo convenient for CIad:SIMLA : ND.* Pei WIL VIM OILASID . 94. .: • , , , Rate of debility and deficiency, which prevents or e mbitters the ma. (hipping of Corn, and in a flue I)a:icy Country; and one of the 1 9 19wg • I Nnt ll / 1 9 111111 1• 1111 .4 6 I . trimoidal Rare ; the unhappy (offerer - broods over his mist use, an RtisetTsiers l'eavoskilia ' L ' • - aflamed to leek relict, until be is reduced to fuck a nate of . Beer Stores might at a very moderate expellee be, so:averted into . s / at Diu citilessitoginfitill MID 14L/latSllll,l, 71. nets as to render life opprefilve. Tufuob perfons it molt he a eon another capital Malthoufe. Si Ps.r i aat.ay's Ssiaoesulaa,ps. filling reflection, to know that they inily now, by a new infillible " 3. A. commodious Dwri4ng tt Gale and Walled Carden; with „...0. 1 . 1 .1 5y A v .„,,,..;,.„.....,_ . , .. • mode of treatm et, be restored to shatgreatelt of all human bleir• a/ljoining Story", together So feet in length, cellared - throughout. 2 ,, ;, - ___,_ „:::7!"___ _ ... lags, a ftrum s .retanly, and vigorous eanftitation. The Hoofe is moil pleafamly fittiated at the North end of Llissilt a' l l ..175wg,3";',77"'"'"115411: W . A. par lint. 1 Ootllalita. N. Its os. 1 ln all cafes of dehbity, deficiency, froin whatever exult arIG g anal commands a det;ghtful and magotarupted view of do lOrgliik N. i t enrred ta and enkaged Re o ss iil os i te i. C ount i es Is m be I I well as in every (pecks of venereal We/lion. (Werra C 13- ' Carrie and ; Frew* Coan, and me of Thinets . .... . . . ,T Oilti .11 publiiked, in oesiefponiiug•Siseand Type, after the rate Wile or ,c 0 may be ei , n p u i se d by warts of either lea, with the gteate ft 1 4. The wbole or aoy part of a track 4groand at thaPplikAllt) si g ht per annum, till Survoys of itpe vi hole kinds= have bees • *reef and honour. at their Isolate: No :o7 : i attou - Garden. of Deal very defirahly fituated fur building upon. -s r I ~,,,,,mcd; in the nsean time, •Seti, aslar .as publiflicd, unirotnit - ' • Letter (11 " 11 ill' Count Pad; Inchtsgbig als ink note, • Air *lilhavie the olciffare Coesildne 144 Mvice kit For particolari, _apply to the Proprietor . az il fictupier, .r.? . n ildo cap, or particular Rt9 olll l. mar WINO 14 a • MQC * I ‘ IIIIIPW t ' , ~y to anY Part of else Oats ly ;or at !beadles-I.'of Mr. Ma is Deal bt Sank:tick; ' 1 " 1111 f picaiNtai she Furs:barer. ingdom. ."!. tois Hatton Garde& . ) 'it,. •-•- . . - . • •.' :;..... .-: - . .ImA I . - . .. . .: .~ • , ' ! L.; • T a GENERAL MEE LING of the GEN. a- TLEMEN, CLERGY and FREEHOLDERS of the Cnunty of WESTMORELAND, holden at the roma Hall to Kendal, the 9th day of June, 1807; DANIEL WILSON, Efq. in •he Refolved, That the following Addrefs to his Majelly, now moved and learn ded, is approved of unauhnou 0 y " TO TUE LING'S MOST tICCEILLENT MAILSTT. " We, your Majelty's dutiful and loyal Subjeds, the Gentle men, Clergy and Freeholders of the County of Weftmoreland, whore names art hereto fuhfcribed. beg leave to approach your Majeßy with the fincereit gratitude for your Majefly's paternal care and watchfulnefs in the protedion of the happy Conßitutlun of. pour Majeky's Empire,and humbly to tender the alfurance of our determinati•.n, to the utmolt of ocr power, to fupport you! Majefty in the esercife of the jolt prerogatives of your Crown. " Dated this 9th day of June, 1807." Refolved, That the above Addrefs be fired by the Chairman. the Gentlemen, Clergy and Freeholders attcntling the Meeting. That the Addrefs be tranfmitted by the Chairman to the Lord lieutenant of the County, to be prefooted by him to his Majelty's . Secretary of State. That the Refolutions of this Meeting be infected in the Country Papers, and in the ST Aa, the Courier, the Morning Pod, and the Morning Chronicle. DANIEL WILSON. On the Chairman leaving the Chair, Refolveif, that Colonel James Lowther, M. P. be requefle I to take the Chair. Ref - dived unanimeuCy, That the Thanks of the Meeting be given to the Chairman, for his able and impartial conduct on this oceafion. JA. LOW I'HER.