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vrr - ~. 7 PHILANTHROPIC ANNUITY INbTII U I 10. V. MAY 24, 1807. YOU are hereby informed, that an cilia Court of the Proprietors of th:c lottiturion will be holden by order el us, the underligned Direaors, at tilt Crown ;wed Anchor Tavern, in the Strand, on 'llurfday, the 18th day of lune inftant, et One o'Clock in the afternoon presirely at which Court the tot /awing matters, and queftions will he taken into contideration, 011fr.aUy determined by the majority of Proprietors there pre. fat nn!efs a ballot be duly demantied, according to the XVlllth Article of the prefeat Regulations, which well finally determine she fame, 11181 The coniludt of the prefent Solicitor to the Inflitution. , The expediency of removing him therefrom. The mode to be adopted for recovering fuch papers, fecurities, sad other documents bektigitig to the Society, or which the So ikty is i: territed in, or entitled to, as are in the puff( Mutt ur of the Paid Solicitor. The repeal or alteration of fuch of en: prefent Articles as relate to the qualification, office, duty, and the removal of the Solicitor, viz. the tXth, Xth, XVith, XVlllth, 'Lath, and X XVllth. The, prop-i.Ay of continuing to carry on the butinefg of the Society at the !mule, No. 23, Pall-Mall, or of removing it elfe where, and it it (hall be determined to continue it at the above lonic, the moft ligible mode of obtaining poffefliun thereof. In cafe the office of Solicitor Mould be vrclnt at the time of the Meeting, the filling op of thc fame will be taken into confi de:26am The propriety of filling the vacancies in the Direelion ; to com plete the number of twenty-one requited by the XlXth Article id the prefent Regulations. It *ll' alfo be propofed, and decided in the manner above-men tioned, to veil, in a certain number of Diredlors, the powers now opal* of being exert:Wed by the whole number of Diredors jointly, or by a majority of the whole. It will further be prnpnfed, and theided in manner above men droned, that a petition be pref.nted to Parliamtnt, on behalf of Ss prefer* Members of the Society, for obtaining an Ad to &able the Society to carry into effect the purpofes of the Initi• mien. And, laltly, it will be propofed, and decided in manner above mentioned, tbat a Deed of Settlement (hall be drawn up and rxe mated, sgietable to fuch new Forms and Regulations as than be then offered to and determined upon, by a majority of Proprie tors dun prefent, or by a Ballot If the fame dull be duly de- Landed, according to the XVillth Ankle of the Regulations. (Signed) Sir JAMES COCKBURN, Bart. G. F STRATTON, Fig. ROBERI' BLAND, M 11. LUDER HOFFHAIM, Eft'. BENIAMIN AN„t• .;.l., JOHN PROWF. FT, l.fq . • Che Rev. CH.IItI.FS SANDBY. WHITE HANDS have ever been &teemed a rennet Cm:7 in both St x2s, and in fome parts of Eu• tape are effential to Perfons of Rank.— . l be BANDANA SOAP, sr Indio} Wanting Cakes, poffefs the peculiar property of giving Wit moft exquinLe delicacy of texture and inconceivable faint& to Ilia Hinds which are conitantly waffled with this Soap. Even in ears Where the skin has been irjured by labour or other violence, the hardnefs and c..arfrEck are rtirclullly, infallibly. and perme ate* rcattwed, and niece, ded by a fcJoutbncf:, fairnefs. and deli racy of appearance, which cannot he acquired by any other means whatever. It is by experience only, that any ore can farm an adequate idea o! the fupetior excellence of thi4 Soap. Sold by the Proprietors' role Azent, whole fignatttre ft bears, William Withers, No. 229, Strand, near Ten.ple bar. Loudon; and the Proprietors, as a further fecurity, beg them to be panicu • hr in noticing. tha. the name and addrefs of the printer, E. Spragg, No. 27. Bow ftreet, Covent Garden, is affixed to the label and twarper All others are counterfeits Sold by moll Perfumers and Medicine Venders, in Town and Country.—Price is. each CHINO'S PATENT WORM LOZENGES. I O Parents, Guardians. and Others who have the care of Children, this valuable medicine Cannot be too firongly recommended. Worms are a difeafe few children efcap.:. They &filmy the appetite, weaken the organs of digollion, produce pains Is the ftursach and bowels, deprive the body of ite nouriftiment, *cutouts emaciation and palenefs, flop the progrefs of growth, and are the caufe of the molt alarming convulfions, which too often terminate in death. Nor are their effects 1-fa fevere on grown pre lims: by ulcerating the Rom aeh and bowels, they are, often the Nee of fingering complaints, which prove fatal at loft, and fu!ti,:l. ths patient to the molt escruclating fits of agony an Idi ftrrft. In childhood, every di eafe with which a child is ?Elided is alio high ly etafperated by them. The certainty and Gately both of their prevention and cure, by the above medicine, Is fo fully cif.l'otifheil to thefariatattion of the Public, by the tettimony of the firlt and Moll leading eharaders oldie No! itity. and of others of high re. i , xiability, wh o h ave aei tvle ty, i d it, remarkable effect . in their own Hies. that It is only neceffary to obkrve, this is the period of {talon when filch a medicine ought to be given to childrea and Mars, to prevent any attack co Ibis complaint. Patelsoli t r B Vlsnleiale and resit, at Ching and Butler's, No.; .04 cap f ide , # a-row; *ask feud, kly awl gauntry venders, 1 Mies, it so 94.424 Ss, 61 ... .~ A CAP CAIN in an: Pld o l a ta a lstikt Foot' ar Home, win eze.hartgo logo a ilattatfiti oe a Weft! radio Resimeot.-..Diredt to Viiirelpl Tide Myc !life:mot move e' ion 6 it For St CROIX and THE good amain frigatc•bmit Ship JOHANNE,I JENS P. pH FINCK, Matter, Will take Good e and Pittenger. for the above places, and will be ready to fail in ten or twelve days, from the doe hereof. For Freight or Paitage apply at the Counting boufe of Body, Schow, and e . :o. Foxhole fftect, Plymouth, Plymouth, June 3, tBc7. _ , 'UI4M E It 1.. OTT E. K Y—C ot li It ing of only ) TWENTY THOUSAND TICKETS. BEGINS DRA WINO tath OF JULY, 1327. SCHEME. 4 30,0:0 Is 4 jo,ooo 20 COO 40.000 IC,':00 - 20,C03 53000 .... 1:%000 1,000 - 5,000 SOO -. 4 033 10 - 100 -... 1 00) , 30 - 50 - 1,300 1.3011 , k• .0. t ' . ii. - 50,000 4.1 00 ' •' • - ,13 IMP 3 7 ,5 0 0 !0,000 Tickets. £ soo,ooo PhAldiaara Ticket Fourth !lay, helnethe only axed Capital. THIRTY THOUSAND YOUNOS - ' l nc Drawing will be regularlyspoo '1 ickets each day. M. Tuefday, • NI) , 1 4 6th, Tnefilay, A ugult 1I . 11 4 1 ; iTuddaY. July it • 73k, Wedotfday, Au g ult is 3d, utility, July 28 Bth, Thurfday, Angua tj ::nth. Tburklay, Auguß 6 9th, Friday, Augairl4 • Stk. Saturday, Augult 8 tall, Saturday. Avoid! sj Ticket - - 4 st 6 , Halt . Cto3 al I Eighth - i r is o ( barter ' 4 ...I •A j4istiwoth • ..1. - 6 .6. Prize of 2 . 2 - MINNO This day was publithed, , Neatly printed in Odlavo, price kwed. APHILOSOPHICAL INQUIRY on the Cauf e , with direcrtions to Cure the DRY ROT In BUILDINGS. By JAMES RANDral.l., Architect. Bold by J. 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ANEW CYCLOPEDIA ; or, COMPENDIOUS DICTIONARY OF ARTS AND SCIENCES : including EVERS` MODERN DISCOVIA V, and the FIEJENT STATE Of /VERY BRANCE OF HUMAN KNOWLEDGE By G. GREGORY, D D. Doetor In Philaishy and the Arts. and H unwary Member of the imperial Univerlity of u'ilna ; Meother of the Manchcfter and Neweaftle Literary and Ph ilo (*lice! 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Your fucet.fs uron the prefent occaliou is not only a ntoft pleating teftimony to my principles but a proof of )our own Sno ods and good fc,,'C iu refitting the popular delufina which, with out any foundation in fa R, and for the invre Purisofe of ferving party intersits, has been fo induttrioully promoted. As 1 mall ever p-rfcvere in the fame condue, I have hitherto Waved, wilt I !lull continue to receive your fupport. I have the honour to he Oentl men, With - the higheft refeet and gratitude, Your molt obedient fervor's, 114 IL ?DAD. James ftreet. Yost, aft of 6ano. stay. COMMITTEE APPOINTED BY A NUMBER OF Fat ENDS CONVENED AT YORK, TO ASSIST W. WILBERFO.tek, Esq . I.N WS RE-ELECTION. A REPORT having been indußri c ufly c i rcu l ate d, that the SOCIETY of FRIENDS have dcferted the caufe of WILI.AM WILBERFORCE, we feel it incumsent upon us to sleclaro, that fuels report, as it refisedts the Society ha general, is a o utcly We. however, deeply regret that fame Members of our Society fhauld have evinced fo grat a want of firinnefs on this occatio.t, as to have been induced to withdraw their fupport from their old Reprefentative, in colifequence of malevolent and unfounded re- ports and infinuations. We with esplicitly to Rate, that the fentiments of high efteeni which we have fo long entertained for William Wilberforce have not received the [lighten alteration from his hiving been cupola to thole mifrerefentations which too often attend great and et emplary charadcrs.—By Order of the Committee, SA.MUdL LUKE, Secretary. POETRY. 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