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Corporation, and Inhabitants of the Borough of Plymouth, eontiened this diy, in purthance of public advertife mcnt, to confider and determine on the proPtiety of prefendng an addrefsaf thanks to his Majefty, for the firm ezereife of his Royal Frerogilßve, in maintaining the pouttitudonal eftaaillimeut of this country. as Axed by our anceftors. THOMAS LOCkYER, Efq. Mayor, lathe Chair. Ref°*veil, that the following Gentlemen be aCommittee thr pre • paring an addrefs to his Mikity on the above oceafion. Rolarr FANIIIIAV/Ck_Efq. JOHN Ittweea, Bfq. T 110111141.5 CLZATIIItIII. r. RaMMITT, G ZOIROIL EASTLAIti Efo. and that they do immediately withdraw for that purpore• dENEXAL iittfitiN4 ORDNANCE do beroygive Notice, That prepofals will be received at their Office in Pall Mall, al or before Monday, the aids of May next, from fuch Perfon% as may be willing to undettake the performance of the undermen tioned work, and fupply of the following Materials, for the Ord nance Buildings to be conftrudted at l.ewifham, Kent: viz. ALDLtithltAN • . • irlifailthe-Hall, 6 o'Clock, Wednefday, May 6. ISt" COMMI . ITEE fur coitcluiting the Elediofi oIfALDERMAN HANSEY, have the painftt talk of in. uoundog his Diffialotion.; they return to the Worthy sod inde pendent Livery, their molt heartfelt Thanks tot the zealous art 4 dcatled fupport with which his return was attended ibis Mit chef molt auccrcly. condole with their Fellow Citisenion the ale; laachely event, which has deprived them ofa Ficpreftunative r wkd i with a found and well-cultivated underilanding, a molt essailive commercial knowledge, an inftexiMe integrity, ands Orin and well regulated attachment to the laws and contlicution of hi. simple?. wqpid have reflected the higheft luare on that d gained and ft. /Iced !Litton: JOSIAH BOYDELL, Chairman. TREAT ILE. ROYAL, COWENT-OARDIN. TO-MORROW EVENING, MAY 8; 1807, will be pkiduced a New Operatic Drama, fh Three Adfs, PE'T'ER TRE GREAT ; Or,'THE WOODEN WALLS. T o w hich wig be added the Farce of ANIMAL MAGNETISM. • ir mi E v e n i ng -wibeits; with the Ogre a 0 Little Thumb. 1 be performance of fuels Carpenter's and Joiner's Work as may be required. The Supply of fuels Hoe& and Foreign. Timber as may be ,wanted. The performance of fuch Bricklayer's, Mafon's, Paylor's, I Slater's, Painter's, Plumtees, and Glazier's Work as may be re ;staked. Plans and Specifications of the Work to beperformed, together with every neceffary information on the fubjed, may be obtained upon application being made, at the Secretary's Olke, in Pall Mail, on Monday the 4th of May next, where the Propofah are to be delivered, Pealed up and endorfed, " Nepalils for the Per formance of Work, (or supply or -miner) at Lewilltam," but no Proporal can be admitted after the laid nth of May next, at twelve o'clock at noon of the fame day; nor will any Tender be notked, unkfs the Party making it, or an Agent in his behalf mall attend. By Order of the Board, R. H. CREW, Secretary. - • Refolved, That the Addrefa indented by the Committe, and read to the Meeting, be approved and adopted, and forthwith en • greiThd. Refolved, That the f.iid Addrcfs, when =roiled, do He on the table,at the Guildhall, until Wednefday next, the sth day of May Wit. at noon, fur the Signature of all perfons who may think pro per to Sign the fame, and that it be prefented to his Mrjetty by the Woriblpful the dayor. wesob...l. Th...t the thanks of this M•oing be gtven to the Committee, for bringing forward the (aid Addrcfs. Rtfulved, That thefe Refolutions be Signed by the Chairman, and printed and publiihed in hand hills, and in the Star, Sher. borne, and Exeter papers. THOMAS LOCRYER,Mayor. The Chairman having quitted the Chair, refolved, / hat the Thanks of this Meeting be given to hint, for his readinefs in con- vening it, and for his proper eoudnert it: the Chair. Guildhall, Plymouth, May 2, 1507. TO THE WORTHY ANd INDEPENDENT LIVERY OF LONDON. - - CRIPETLE ME /11; HE very kind fuppott given me this day, in the Common Hall, at the nomination of St Perfons to rcpt. fent you is the caning Parliament, demands my *artneit an • knowledgments: t have nothing more to offer you, in tellimony of my gratitude, than a reference to my gencralsondua, in fup port of my King and Country; and the pledge of a faithful heart, devoted to the tights and privileges of my fellow citicens.--a Ou this ground, I molt earucitly entreat the favour-of your early attendance at the Poll, to replace me, for the fifth time, In the diflinguilhed fituation as one of your Kepreftntatives. I have the honour to be, Gentlemen, • With the sr:midi gratitude and ecfpedl a Tuur faithful. and devoted humble feraane, • WILLIAM eUlt CUL 3TATZ Ot Ilia POLL ON WICONISDAP, MAY 0 Coates 167 Suaw asit . PRICE 171 1 COMPS 184 HANKCY 134 _ ARMY. A CAPTAIN of Light Dragoons ' whofe Regi• 4 - 1 k- ment is lately seoe.to India, willies to 111 change to either LiOt or Heavy Oyster --Appy by letter (poft paid) to Captain ast Skr:irselrs, sa, Jermywitsseei St. James's. . • VACANT Adjutancies, act. or for Exchange mai be heard of on applicadot, Isy,letter, pollfreg, ,(none elk received) addgeffed to T. C. 4)siditassra Cofferkkioisft.Wefttninfter Bridge, ado is authorifed to arrange a l vsOgoa ofE4c,hanggs, as also fore agpolnunents to brao l ches of a iliffifeittjafcrlp‘iuss. T HE NEXT DAY of.DRAWING,TtAESDN MAY 12. Firtt;dra*n Ticket st,ootiL STATE OF THE WHEAL. One of 20 000 i. `• • • •• EAST INDIA HOUSE, May 6, any. THE COURT of DIRECTORS of the UNITED COMPANT of MERCHANTS of ENG-1 LAND, trading to the EAST-INDIES, do bendy give notice, That a Quarterly General Court of the Paid Company will he held at their Houfe in Leadenhall-itrert, on Wednefday the 171 h pine next; at Eleven o'clock in the forenoon, for the purpair of declaring a Dividend front Chrlitmat laft to Mislfummer neir. MR. B-LSHAM'S HISTORY OF GREAT BRITAIN, FROM i6BB TO :B°2. Of • I,OOC SW Your of Lto,ooo I Eight your boon lest Betides the full Proportion of One Hui Tilt, Pound Prizes, and Twenty pound f.rizes, all floatinsiti the Wheel. The Lottery will Milli Drawings:4 of May. Tickets and Shares on Sale at all the Licenfed Lottery Offices. THE PURCHASERS of the above mentioned WORK are refpedfully informed, that Mr. BELSHAM has lately completed TWO VOLUMES of STA FE PAPE.RS,AU -1 HoarriES, and OFFICIAI. DOCU MEN I'S, defigncd co ac company and illuitnte his Hilory ; and they may now be had of all Booldellers, price ONE GUINEA in boards. They are fold feparately, for the accommod don of former Put chafers of the Iliftory, but they will he fuhjoined to each feparste Volume of the new Edition of the Hiftory, which, with thde Ap pendazcs, will in future be fold at SIX GUINEAS in boards. Bridre-ftri et, i.ondon, April, 1807. SSIR‘VILLIAM CU RT ne Committee For conducting the EleCtion of Ald?rutan Sir WILLIAACCUR•- Tl:i cocci every day, at the Oki South Sea Houfe ;•andAse-carry attendance of his F:iends IG POLL, at Guildhall, will wafer as additional obligatioa. . . - • TICKETS and SHARES in the STATE LOT TF.aIt now drawing, continue' on Sale (warranted un drawn) at HAZARD, BURNE and Co.'s OM*, No. 9j, Royal ll4 13 1 1 Se• The Fourth Day of Drawing wiU be TUESDAY NEXT, the aath Wheat, when. the firit drawn Ticket will be entitled to That the Transfer Books of the fald Company's Stock will be Ihut on Tuefday the ad of June next, at two o'clock, and opmcd again on Thurfday the ifith of July following; And that the Dividend Warrants on the raid Company's Stock due the sth ruly, will be ready to be delivered on Tut fday the 7th nf July next. WILLIAM Re 11615.12; Secretary. TO THE INDEPRNDEN C FREEHOLDERS OF THE COON f Y OF MIDDLESEX. GENTLEMCN, • ALLOW me again to folicit the favour of your • Votes, to replace me in the diftingallied itivation which I have had the honour to hold fur the Four hilt Parliaments. Con fcious that I have never fwet ved from thole principles which brit recommended me to your fupport, and which I can never aban don but with my life, my prertufionsto your fa rrago% on the pre fent oecalon, arc founded, nut upon, any profeiTirw. as. to my fu ture condudt, but upon the experience you have had of the fidelity and Independence wirh which I have endeavoured to ditcharge the trult repofed in me.-1 have the honour to remain, Gentlemen, Your faithful and much obliged fervaet, • St. James's fquare, April 29. G. ksyNo. INSANITY. Thi, day were publiOaed, in two Volumes, Oetivo, a now Edition, confiderably enlarged and improved, price the in hoards. OBSF.RVATIONS on the NATURE, KINDS, CAUSES. and PREVENTION of INSANITY. By THOM AS ARNOLD, M.l). Fellk.w of the Royal CA , ge of Phyficians, and of the Royal Medical Society of Idinburgh. Printed for RICHARD Pitim Ira, No. 6, Brhige ftrect. Black friars ; and fold by 1 bonus Comte, Leicefter, and by all Book PUBLISHED BY THE BOARD OF AGRICULTURE. MR. YOUNG'S SURVEY OF ESSEX will be ready for delivery on the 13th inltant, in two volumes, illuftrated by 36 engravings. Price One Guinea, in boards. And N.R. RIJDGE'S GLOUCESTERSHIRE will' be ready on Monday the. 25th, in one volume. Price 9s, iu boards. Printed for Fact'Ann Putrurs, No 6, Bridge Erect, London; and to be had of all the Bookietiers in Great Britain and Ireland. TWENTY THOUSAND POUNDS Fut the fig.-drawn Ticket on TUESDAY NEXT, MAY 12- CAPITALS IN THE WHEEL. t Prize bf Lzo,eoo 4 - Prizes of 4 woo* I 8 PAW of Zt,coo 4 5, , :00 1 8 soo 'TICKETS and SHARES warranted undrawn, continue on Sale at the Offices. corner of Bank Buildings, Orchid and facing the Gate of the King's Mews, Cluring end's, by itICHARDSON, GOODLUCK and Co. _ .. STATE OF THE WHEEL. i Prize of L 20,000 8 Prises of kz,01:00 4 zo,coo 8 5 00 4 .--• 5,000 &e. Bt C. &C. SWIFT and CO. at their State Lottery Offices, No 11, Poultry, and ti, Charing Crofs, have on Sale Tickets asiShares, warranted undrawn. DAV, Mar 12, is the nest Day of Drawing ; whe.n the Tuft Drawn Ticket will receive 20,0001. over and Ative any other Visc which may be drawn againft It. Betides the above C.-pi tag the Wheel contains the full proportion of rep{, 5.-..1 and act Prizes. CA RROLL & Co. Stock Br rakers, No. 216, Oxford area, near Rathbove place. TICKETS and SHARES in the prefs.nt Lottery are felling at their °lace. in great variety of members, warranted undrawn. The State of the 'Wind coufifts of the following Capital Priz.:s :- 1 of 4,.z0,c00 3 of Li,04:0 4 "' 10,003 1 s• jO3 4 5,000 etc. Sce. BCe. lu the laft November State Lottery, No 11,103, a prize of rc,xect. and No. 6,03 t, a prize of soot. were fold in twenty (even Shares,by Carroll and Co. N. B. so,oool. for the larft Drawn Ticket. On Tuefday, May t 2, the Fourth day of Drawing. \VANTED immediately, a Young Lady, a Mil liner, one that undcrftands her bufitiels, and bitty/ire to fern in a am) occaflonally, in a pleafant fituation, ten Miles from' London —For further particulars, enquire of Marrs. Wutfotrand Watts, No. 27. Bcwoogb, Linen-Drapers. AD CLEROS. 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D. price 16, in boards. 14 B.—All the above mentioned Works are oxprefsly adapted to the bounds of Education, and to the improvement of thole per funs who, on accunnt of the previous want or imperfection r•.l'fimi tar Books, have neglected the important Rudy of Hiftory. Malt of 'them have already been adopted in thereat public Schools of the Empire, and tbofe whieh have rcoently'boen pnblittied, will, it is to be pre:earned, be found worthy of ['tailor diftiodtioo. . . DURHAM COUNTY ELECTION, May 6, a Bdv ' 1 be COMMIT for promoting the ELFCTION it Mr. BURDOF meet daily at the Gray's Ina Coffechoult, born, at limo o'clock precifely. It is requated that all communications tending to that dellrabia object may be addrelrod to the CealligitCA t at the Utly's Inn Cot; rash-Ada, London. ATait fpe6 ble Meeting of the Friends of Mr. CHU l'E and Sir HENRY IvIILDMAY, held this Day, at tLe White Hatt lush JOHN BLACKBURN, Efq. In the Chair. It appearing from the communications made to this Meeting, that in thofe places in which the ibo t (pace of time has permitted Mr. CHUTE and Sir HENRY MILDNIAY yo canvats together, they have met with almoft univerfal Need's, Refolved, That the exertions of Mr. Chute and Sir Henry Mildmay, in fupport of the Independence of the County, during the late contest, entitle them to our warmeft thanks. That approving as we do, of the cundudt of Mr. Chute and Sir Henry iVlildmay, we will lupport them, on the prekin oceafion, to the utmost of our power. Refolutione were alto paired, for appointing a Gcneral Com mittee fur concluding the Mike of the hiedich, and a Sre:ial Committee to fuperintend the corrpfpondenec and private comm u • nications. By Order of the Meeting, Wincliefter, May 2, 184. GEORGE HOLLIS, Secretary. LONDON, MAY 5, tBo7. AT a numerous and refpeetable MEETING of the FREEHOLDERS of the COUN I•Y of YORK, who are refident in London, held this day at the Crown and Anchor Tavern, in the Strand, The Right Hon. Lord Viscount GALLWAY, in the Chair, The following refolutions were unanimoully carried, viz : That Mr. FAwaes having declared his intention of retiring from Parliarn:nt, it is the opinion of this Meeting that the con nedions, Charadler, and Talents of Lord MILTON, point hint out as a proper perfun to rcprefent the aztonfive and Independent • County of 1 ork. That a Committee he appointed to take fuch (tops as may belt tend to fccure Lord Mit.l o N'S Elcdion. 'That the Chairman ba requettel to tign the& Rcfolutions in the name of the fstleetiog. (Signed) ARUND ELL GALLWAY, Chairlstan. The Chairman having I:ft the Chair, the Thanks of the M Ca.* ing were unanimouily voted to - hint for his able and impartial conduct while in the Chair. 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