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Armorer's Hall, Coleman ''llrect, and of the Society's Colleaors. •• The Society's Chapel is n ow o p en every Sunday fur Divine Service, which begins at a quarter palt Ii In the morning, and at halfitaft 6in the evening preeifely. THOS. ROOKE, See. _ THE LOTTERY will draw every day this week, and fluids on SATURDAY NEXT, May 23. Warranted undravrn Tickets and Shares ntay be had at all the Lottery Offices till Nine o Clock in the Morning, and alter Three o'Clock in the Afternoon. MONEY. NOBLEMEN. Gentlemen, &c. are rerpeafully informed they may be rupplied with Money to any amount, on terms tqual to mortgage, fecu red on Freehold, Copy hold, Leak hold Land ac Houfes, Money in the Funds, Marriage Settlements, Widows' jointures, Clergymen's Livings, or any ocher Property. Peons of rcfpeciability may be fupplied on their pPrfonal kcurity only, Gentlemen will feud every liberal accommodation without clay. Application from twelve till two ; or letters, poll-paid. addreficd to Mars. Wills and Ca No. co, South ltreet, Berkeley qua re. AIKIN S ANNUAL REVIEW, 18c6. This day was publifhed, IQ Royal Oftavo, the Fifth Volume, price One Guinea in extra boards, of 'VHS ANNUAL REVIEW and HISTORY of LITERATURE, for the year slk6. A. AMIN, Editor. Printed (or Longman, Hurft, Rees, and Orme, Paternofter-row. Of Awe may be bed, the Eft, ad, 3sl, and 4th Volumes, either together or fcparate. Price One Guinea each, in extra boards ••• Thi• Review compiles 111 one Volume, ACCOMUU of all the Works publifticil during the Year, (including a Variety of valua ble Publications, which never find a place in any oilier Review) arranged into Chapters, agreeably to their refpeetive Subjects, and preceded by an Hiftorical Intrododlion. It Is particularly adapted for the Library and fur Exportation. REES'S CYCLOPEDIA. This day was publifhed, in 4to. price as. in imards, PART XV, of ►7'HE NEW CYCLOPEDIA ; or UNIVERSAL DICTIONARY of ARTS, SCIENCES, and LITERA TURE formed upon a more enlarged Plan of arrangement than the Dielionary of Mr. Chambers; comprehending the various Articles of that work, with additions and improvements : together with the new tubjeds of Bi*•graphy, Geography, and Hiltory ; and adapted to the preterit Rate of Literature and Science. By ABRAHAM REES, D D. F R.S. Editor of the lalt Edition of Mr. Chambers's Dielionary, with the affiltanee of eminent profefhonal Gentlemen. Printing for Longman, Hurd, Rees, am! Orme, Paternofter tow ; and the Principal Bookfelkrs of Loudon. Of whom may be had tither ferararely or together. Part t to t 4, price sils. each in boards or, on' Royal paper, with proof int preifions of the plates, price II los. each. WHITE's FARRIERY, EIGHTH EDI rioN. This day was publifhed, In Two Volumes, with Plates, price 1:,,a. in boards, dedicated, by Fermi(Eon, to his Royal Highncfs the Duke of York ; the Eigh:ls Edition, greatly enlarged, of ATREATISE on VETERINARY MEDI CINE, In Two Parts.—Part I. Containing an accurate Dekription of the Difeafes of the Horfe and their Mode of Treatment, the Anatomy of the Foot, and the Principles of Shoe 15g, price 7s.—Part IL Containing the Materia Medna Phar staeopeeia, price, ss. By JAMES WHITE?, Veterinary Ellablifhment, Exeter, Late Veterinary Surgeon to the Fiat or Royal Dragoons. Printed for J. lohnfon, in St. Paul's Church-yard, aid Long ue, Malt, Rees, and Orme, Patcruoner -row. Where may be had, by the fame Author, An Addrefs to a Regiment of Yeomanry Cavalry, rcfpetling de Management of their Horfcs, prices 6d. This day w•as pubbilieJ in limo. price as bound, The ThirJ Milt's' of pRINCIPLES of ELOCU PION, and R3itable Exereifes in Profe and Verfe.. —.-..—.. _ Comprehending numerous examples of Narration, Dcfcription, lelruetioo, and the different fincics of Eloquence; intermixed with original Remarks on the various kinds of Compofition, and tau for reading and reciting them. By JOHN WILSON, Teacher of Elocution. " Mr. Wilton has fumbled a very ufeful, inßrudtive, and cheap volume; on the principles of Elocution, with appofite examples aid exercifes. The Effay containing the principles of Elocution is ;melte and well compofsd."—Montlily Review. Soli by Arch. Coriftable and Co. Edinburgh ; and by J. Mur ray, Flcct•lirrct, London. Uf whom may be had, by the fame Author, SENTIMENTAL SCENES, Stiedled from celebrated Play', and calrtfl sted to promote mo llify, the knowledge of mankind, facility in reading, and grace fibers in public fpeaking—z+. half bound. AN IMPORTANT ADDITION TO THE STOCK OF BOOKS OF EDUCATION This day was publifhed, printed on good Pager, and in a clear Type; correfponding in faze with Dr. Mayor's Britifh Nepos; a new Edition, price sa bound, with the full Allowance to Schools, THE CLASS BOOK ; nr Three Huncred and Silty five READING LESSoNS for Schools of either Sex: combining, with the clement+ of all knowledge, a greater Nomber of reading Exercifes, from the bet Authors, than are to he imp la any otbcr work of the fame defeription: every leffon having a clearly defined objedt, and teaching Come principle of fetenee or tiklainy, or tome important truth. By The Rev. DAVID BLAIR. The Author has been ftimulatcd to compile theft Fxercifes In 7'26"g, by the obferratinn, that, although there at prefent cxift kraal excellent books for teaching ltcadiiig and Elocution, the 0!)10.1 of them does not extend beyond the mere combination of words; and they ennfill almoft entirely of raffages, fcledted with reference to beauty of compotliion only In the preterit work. Ele gance Dm been united with Utility ; Sound and Sea.: have been Qodlantly combined,e and Eloqu,nce has always been adapted to th!purpofes of Inittuaion. ha fhort. every one of the leffons in this Chfs Ikok is calculated to make the Young Reader both WlStit and The Author's novo experience as a Teacher fuggefled to him the divalion of bolt into three hundred and fiat y fire laws, in one for every day in the year ; in each of which the fubjra matter it generally finished within the inhabit loath of a letion. Thin divificm ' it is "hvioll'ii will be attended wi•ls an equal degree of convenienc e to the '1 utor and Pupil in the actual bulinefs of a pub he Seminary. .Printed toe RICHARD Pam Lim No. 6. Bridge-ftrect Black hats ; and to be bad of all lionktellers in the United Kingdom. Of whom m4y he had. by the fame Author. _ADING F ectsts for the ItINIOR CLAssEx In Senor. Wog a!) introduattton to the Clafaßeok and a Supplement to 1141 fte bptlliog Book, pries 1a.64,. bound, with numerous cut., TUESDAY, MAY 19, 18oz This day was puhlif/ted. price as. THE BATTLE of TRAFALGAR. A Poem, By WILLIAM DURNFORD. London : fold by T. and R. Hughes. No. 35, Ludgate [tree. THE EDINBURGH REVIEW, No. XIX. is juit publifhed. Printed for Archibald Conftable and Co. Edinburgh ; and John Murray, Fleet-ftrect, London. It is fold alto by every other Book feller io Town and Country. In the Preis, and will be publiibed in a few days, THE ALA RUM t a Poem, humbly dedicated to Britons of all deferiptions, who love their King, and vene rate the happy conititution of their country. On Britalieslood alarurn's loyal found, Let Grenville's main Howlek's tale be drown'd. Printed for d. Chapple, Pall Mall. This day was publifbed. price 30 ACHART of ANCIENT HISTORIANS, nnw Want. or a Ddkeation of the Periods of which there Authors kverally treat. By the Reve-.-nd R C. TAUNTON. Late Scholar of Corpus Chrilti College, Oxford. Printed for J. Parker and T. Cooke, and Mars. Rivingtons and Longman+, I.ondon. POLITICS of the GEORGIUM SIDUS ; or Advice htwv to become great SENATORS and STATES MEN. By a late Member of Parliament. The Publishers of the above Work, in confcquence of the nu merous and continual applications that are made, owing to its having been announced for publication on Friday lalt, beg molt relpedfully to apologize for the difappointnient, occalioned by an aecidant with the Engraving; and at the fame time affure the Public, that it will be ready for delivery on Friday neat, at Two o'Cluch. No. 27, Oxford Rreet, May 16, 1807. FAC SIMILES OF WASHINGTON'S LETTERS. THE Purchafers of JUDGE MARSHALL'S /- LIFE of GENERAL WASHINGTON, and the Public at large,are refpeetfully informed, that Sir Joists Si/scums has obli• Kingly contented to permit the elegant 'tribute to the Memory of his illuftrions Friend, his Fae Simile Correfpondenee, to be fold in connection with the Life, at the reduced price of One Pound Five Shillings per Copy. The Proprietor of JUDGE MARSHALL'S LIFE loco no time, therefore, in announcing that WASHINGTON'S FAC SI. MILE LETTERS to Sir JOHN 'SINCLAIR, which form a fu perbfmall quarto volume, may now be had of him and of all other Bookfellers, at the moderate price above mentioned. N 0.6, liridge;ftreet, Black friars, Feb. tB, 1807. POPULAR INTRODUCTION TO ASTRONOMY. This day was publifbed, illuftrated with numerous large Copper. pl,nes, on a plan entirely new,price Four Shilliogs and Sixpence, with an allowance to Schools, '1 HE \VONDERS of the TELESCOPE, or a DISPLAY of the WONDERS of the HEAVF.N3, and of the SYSTEM of the UNIVERSE, written in a familiar and pa• pular manner, adapted particularly to the perufal of Young Pcr fons, and efpecially calculated to promote and Emptily the Rudy of Agronomy to Perron, of all Ages. Printed for Alcune') riimurs, Bridge•ftreet, BlacWriars ; and fold by Tabart, at the Juvenile Library, New Bond greet, and by all other Bookfellers. Of whom alto may be had, The WONDERS of the MICROSCOPE, or a Difplay of the Won ders of the Creation. in Objeas comparatively minute, illuftrated with very large Plates.--.-Price 39. 6d. in Boards. BUENOS AYREi AND MONTE VIDEO. This day was publifhed, illuftratcd by a'Maps, in One elegant Volume, (mall Oetavo. Price Six Shillings in Boards, TRAVELS from BUENOS AYRES acrofs the Continent of SOUTH AMERICA,by POTOSI to LIMA, performed to the Years t 790 and 1791, being the lattft Travels through thole Countries. With copious Notes by the Tranflator, cnntainhig authentic Deferiptions of all the Spanifh Poffelfions in South America, drawn from the MR and belt Authorities. By ANTHONY ZACHARIUS HELMS, Formerly Dirator of the Mines near Cracow, in Poland. and late DireCtur of the Mints and of the Prised's of Amalgamation in Peru. Printed for Rtcumto Plitturs, No. 6, Bridge-ftreet, Blackfriars, and to be had of all liookiellers. Of whom my alio be hAd, The PAFSENT S . re of PFAU, in one elegant Volonse, Quarto, embeilifhed with Twenty coloured Engravings, price al. ss. in boards. ESSENTIAL SALT OF LEMONS, For taking Iron Moulds, Ink Spots, Red Wine, and other Stains out of Linen, Mullin, Lace, &c. and for many other ufes, as s SubfLitute for Lemons. Price One Shilling the box. HAVING received numerous Complaints that Compoiitions fold under the title of SALT of LEMONS are not only ineffedual, but that they hum and deßmy the Linen, I t kirk it neceffary to inform the Public, that my TRUE ESSEN TIAL SALT of LEMONS is only t•' be had, wholefale and re tail, at my Shop in COCK SPUR T a I.t.T. ar.d that none Is to be depended Ural AS St N :wt what has my fignature on the bottom of each tat x, and on the out fide of the wrapper. W. BAYLF.Y., N B. The Salt of Lemons is particularly :ireful to Ladies in writhing their hands, as it hittantly takes out the Rains of fruit, coloured gloves, dtc. and is much more agreeable to We than lemon itfelf. At the fame place may he had, BA r LET'S Scow canto DROPS, for taking Greet out of Silk, Stuff, Woollen Clt th, &c. STRENGTHENING PILLS, prepared by Dr. HAR M STRONG, No. 89, Great Bartholomew Clore, Weil Smithfield , London. • T HESE PILLS cure Animas and Shortners of 1 Breathing, Abfeeffes on the Lungs, Nervous Complaints, Coughs, Confumptions, Female Weaknefs of ever, tiefeription, bearing down of the womb from bad labours. femical weakneffes in men, fprains by lilting, or other caufes; and as a bracer of the (Ads. and a promoter of digeftion, they are kept u a family me dicine by the heft pevfons of diftindion in the kingdom, and are ftrongly recommended by the nt2ft eminent phyficians to fea ba thers, and for debility in either fex —price 6.. the box.dut y included. Alto, H.l R MSTRONG'• FEMAI.E hl ENSTRUA TED VEGETA BI.F. PILLS, for females only, at the commencement and decline of the molt critical period of 'dirk lives; and is the moil proper pbyflc for women after lyings in or mifearriages, be ing the only medicine In the world to be depended on fur cuing ii,fl immazions,obltrudions, and ulcers in the womb—price 25.9 d. 1 per box. An important ant authentic cafe tratirmitted to Dr. Harn ftrong. Sir—lrnprelicd with the fenfe of the valve of your inellitnahlc Medicine the Strengthening Pills (which I fortunately took fur a 1 , bearing flown of the wunth, and other weakners that I had been 2fflidted with fifteen year.), I feel myfeif in duty hound to return you my molt home thanks five boxes of your medicine having been produdive of every good eonfequesee I could with, in the fupprtifion of thole diforders, and in the refloration of perlest health. ANN WOOL/Mt.:ION. Tiverton, near Bath. Jan. s 6. Thefe Pills may he had at the Deane's honk. No. Est. Great Bartholomew Clore, Welt Smithfield, with printed tliredions \wrapped round the female Pills, expreffing a number of the molt refpcdtable and authenticated cafes, aft) the proprietor's name, R. • lirrniftrong, on the directions ; none elk c an be genultn.— zoo guineas reward are offered for the dircovery of any points who imitates his hand-writing, Initial is friary.— :sold silo, by his ap• pointment, wholefale and retail, by Sleds) , and Sons, No. 95. Elect Market, London, aifedby every 'chit e.t.a* rortheirae nude; in the Unitgd Kindow . , , PICTUALLING-OPPICS, May is, THE COMMISSIONERS foi VICTUALLING HIS MA7ES77"sIII4 VI; a Imenth ewe Mtics. That on Thurfday the 3oth of June nem, they will be ready to receive Tenders in writing (leafed up) and treat for the fupply of what SEA PROVISIONS and FRESH BEEP may be required for the ufe of his Majefty's Ships and Vacla at the Wands of Ja maica, and New Providence, for twelve months Certain, from the tsth November next ; and further until fix months notice shall be given on either fide, for the termination thereof : the mode of pay tnent to i.e by Bills payable with inter& ninety days aft..r date. The Conditions of the Contradts may be teen at the Secretary's Of No regard will br bad to day Tesekeits enbkb the price (ball not bit inferted is ward, at length, or that Ball not be 4-livered to the Board before one *Wed fa the fail Tneflag the iota if June next, nor wags the Perin who mass the Train, er haw Perlis es bis ones& to offerer laws called for ; act will asy Trait. that cc...tains tx. traversal Prim sefronfew artickz i anti trite, watch inferior to the real sults: epee others, it ceiyfrved as proper to be amide!. EAST INDIA HOUSE, May 6, zsoi. THE COURT of DIRECTORS of tie UNITED COMPANY o f MERCHANTS .f ENG LAND, tratilieg to the BAST-INDIES, d• hereby:hire seethe, That a Quarterly General Court of the faid Company will be held at their Houfe is Leadenhall-itreet, on Wednefday the 17th June next, at Eleven o'clock in the forenoon, for the purpofe of declaring a Dividend from Chriftmas left to Midfunamer next. That the Transfer Books of the Paid Company's Stock will be rout on Tuefday the ad of June next, at two o'clock, and opend *gait" on Thurfday the 16th of July following; _ _ And that the Dividend Warranu on the faid Company's Stock, due the sth July, will be ready to be delivered on Tuefday the 7th of July next. WILLIAM RAMSAY, Secrtta►y. TO TANNERS, &c. A NEW Method having been difcovered in virtue of the Norway Bark, by taking it from the timber early in the feafon, is found of equal quality to that of the Englifti Bark. A large quantity of about to,ooo tons, will therefore be imported to England, Ireland, and . Scotland, this year. - PURSUANT to a Decree of the High Court of Chancery. made in a Caufe " THOMAS and Others againft Jottra and Others," the Judgment and Specialty Creditors of Roster Jones, late of Fonmon Cattle, in the County of Gla morgan, Efq. are, on or before the ieit day of June next, to come In and prove their Debts before John S meon, Efq. one of the Mailers of the laid Court, at his Chanifkrs in Southampton buildings, Chat,ccry-lane, London; or. in default thereof, they will be peremptorily excluded the Benefit of the Paid Decree. Mays. !Stn. CHARLES BROWN Solicitor for the Complainants. ON BLACKHEATH—KENT. To be DISPOSED OF by PRIVATE CONTRACT, On Leafe or otberwifc, Extenfive and Modern PREMISES called BRYAN HOUSE. A naoß deferable concern for a large Seminary, or for a Nobleman or Gentleman's Country refidence. It is equally adapted for either purpofe, and the Broaden is molt delightfuL For particulars apply to Mrs. Bryan, on the Premife PORTLAND PLACE. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT. AN EXCELLENT HOUSE, de fi rably fi luated in Portland Place, and fitted up in the moft elegant ftyle a few months ago ; together with the Fixtures therein, and we Coach Houle and Stables adjoining. The Furniture, which is moftly new. may !ft taken at valuation. For further particulars apply to William Portion, Architetft, No. 59, Berner's-Erect, who is authorifcd to treat for the fame. TO BE SOLD, Purfuant to a Decree of the High Court of Chancery, bearing date the 12th day of November, 1806. made in a Cauk. v. herein THOMAS W Hurt and others arc Plaintiffs, and RICHARD WI!, SON atidTnosi AS PINRICR, Executors and Devifees in Truß , named in the Will of JOHN, late LORD CHEDWORTH, deceafed, and others, are Defendants, before Samuel Compton Cox, Efq. one of the Malters of the fald Court, in twenty dive foiiarate and diftintt Lots, At the Public Sale Room of the fail Court, in Southampton. Buildings, Chancery-lane London, on TUESDAY the 9th, and WEDNEiD.A Y the loth days of June, iBo7, between the Hours of Eleven o'Clock in the Forenoon, and Fuur o'Clock in the Afternoon of each of the laid Day', CERTAIN ESTATES, Lite the Property of the Right Honourable JOHN, LORD CHEDWORTH, De. ceafed Confitting of the MANORS of Great Withford, Sta pieford, Steeple Langford, Winterboutne Stoke, Hackletton, WeR Kington, and Nettleton—and certain ESTATES at little Willi ford, Berwick St. James, Maddington, Netheravou, Enfurd, Malmfbury, and Highworth, in the County of Wilts. Alfo, the MANOR of cußmittas, in the County of Glou eefter. Together with the ADVOWSONS of Great Williford, Winterbourne-Stoke, Nettleton, and Cubberly. 1 Particulars whereof may be had (gratis) at the laid Mailer's Chambers; at the Office of Richard wstion, Efq. Lincoln's-Inn Fields, London; of Mr John Charlton, Land Surveyor, Stourton, near Mere, Wilts; of Mr. Collins, Printer, Saliihury ; of Mr. Crutwell, Printer, Bath ; of Mcffrs. Hall and Son, Land Sur veyors, Citencefter; of Mr. Crouch, Barford, near Salilbary ; of ' Mr. Trueman, Chedworth, near Northleach; of Mr. Comly, at , the Great Houle, Well Kitt3fton ; at the principal Inns in Salif. bury, Witrnsinfler, Dcriaem, Bath, Briltol, Chippenham, Chien , cefter, Cheltenham, and Gluuceßer ; and of Meffrs. Richardfon, Son, and Corfield, Land Surveyors, Lincoln's Inn Fields arm efaid ; at whole Offices Plans of the feveral Eltates may be ken. HIS roßic GALLERY of PIC CURES, PALL MALL. TO BE SOLD together, by PRIVATE CON FRAC'', and if not difpofed of before the tpli, they will be SOLD by Merlon by Mr. PETER COXE, at Squibb's Rooms, on FRIDAY and SATURDAY the loth and 3oth inftant, THIS Gallery of Mures contains the Works of I- our molt eminent Britifh Artilts, on Subjects peculiarly tote- Telling to many Noble Families eonneifted with the molt early part of English Hiftory, as well as to the commemoration of events that will e►er be held in remembrance by Britifh Suhkels. Among others it comprires thole very fplendid and inimitable produel ions of Louthcrhourg, the Great Fire of London, the De feat of the Spanilfh Armada, and the Bittle between Richard Cecile de lion and Saladin, in Pal,itine —Llkevrife, two highly tinifhed Pidures by Weft, of lVilliarn the First accepting the Crown of England, ~std the Submiffion of John to his Brother Richard; with the happieft efforts of thole diftinguilhed Artilts lately deceafed, Wheatley, Hamilton, and 11.),Iges. and particularly eleven of the very fineft Works of the late Mr. Opie, whole Chefs dirtivre are certainly in this Colledlion I alfn. that interesting and beautiful Picture of l.a•ly line Grey in l'rifon, by Northcutt; with fotneol the molt highly finifbed produsttions of Smirke, Tre (ham, Fuzeli.Stothard, Rigaud, Welton. etc. &e. Two lets of the Hillory of England, the Plates on Imlia Paper (Ax only of theft have ever been pubblhed) and three Copies of the Etchings of this work; likewife three :lets of Views in Egypt, Paleftine, &c. &c. Alto, the whole of the Drawings made for the Vignette:, &c. &e. belonging to the Hiltory of England This valuable Collcutinn cannot hut he highly interefling to the admirers of Brit Els Art; they tuft Mr. Bowyer to.nol as proved before bosh !basks of Parliament prerioul to peflog the Ault for this i.ntt-ry. For particulars iikraire of Mr. Bowyer, Pall Mall. VIM a Jft Pt 14 GERERAL ELECTION. TO nit FREEIIOLDFRS ($l 7 'Ms covwrY Or Otrtirt.tasEN, • MIDDLESEX. IMPRESSED with the gratitude for the auto - fug °tuition whith your approbation and fuffragea have this day placed me in, allow me to return yen my warintit thanks and to folicit a continuanc• of tbofc exertions, and of your 'pity sttendaucc at brentford to morrow, to bring the contta as feat us potlible to a fi.tal iffuc, and thereby re/tore the peace of the Couuty. I remain, Gentlemen, Your faithful and devoted (errant. GEORGE BYNG. St. Jamteaquatc, Monday, May tB, tltoy. state of the ROIL Berm - 40% Mccl.ssu - 413 BAYNES • - - sob CARRIAGES will be provided at the undermentioned Places every Morning during the F.ledion, iris : Near the White Horfe, Poplar. Near the Britannia, Linichoufe. Near the Anchor and Hope, )ftew Crane, Wapping. Near the George Inn, Bark-lane, St. George's in the Eatt. At the Court Houle, Oihorme-street, Whitechapel. At Bethnal Green. Near the Mermaid, Hackney. In Fore-Itreet, Spitalfields. Near Shoreditch Church- Naar St. Luke's Hofpital, City-road. At Clerkenwell Green. At the Adam and Eve, New road, Tottenham.eourt. At Winston Grail. • At the North End of New Bridge-ftreet, Black friars. At Storey's Gate Coffee honk, Great Oeorge ftrect, fter. At Knightibridge. near Sloane-ftreet. Near Ibbetfon's Hotel, in Vere-ftreet, Oaf lard -ftreet. Near the Bell and Crown Inn, in Holborn. . In Piccadilly, near St. James's Church And at Mr. Byng's Houk, in St. James'aquare. AT a Numerous and Refpeflable MEETING of the FREEHOLDERS of MIDDLESEX, held at free Mafons' Tavern, Great (been areet, Sir WILLIAM GIBBONS, But. in the Chair; Refoiced Mien[moony, That his Majeity having been gracioufly pleated to make s (a lum) Appeal to his People, on a great Conftitutional Q2eftion. in volving the Security of that Proteltant EftaMiniptent which it was the great objedi of the Revolution in t6BB to maintain and perpettiate,it becomes, at fuels a time efpecially, In the opinion of this Meeting, the bounden duty of all the Eleaors of the United IKingdom to return fuels Members to Parliament as may be depen ded on for a firm refinance to all innovation on our invaluable Conftitution in Church and State, Refolved Unanimoufly, Tbat deeply impreffed with thefe fend• ments this Meeting think it their duty to declare, that they con fider Sir Cu R13701'1111 BAY N CS, But. a fit and proper perfoo to repreknt the County of Middkfcx in Parliament ; that Gentkmap being recommended, not only by his perfett Independence and great Refpeetability, and by his sairity and ufefulneis as a Ma giftratc of this his Native County. but more efpecialiy by his known Loyalty to the King, by his firm attachment to the Princi ples which °laced his Majefty's Family on the Throne, and by the explicit pledge which he kas fpontaneoufly and publicly given, to escrt his utmoft endeavours to maintain and uphold our happy Conftitution in Church and State, as eltabUfbed at the glorious Revolution." Refolved Unanitnoufly, That the Efedtors atrembled at this Meeting confider Sir Chriftopher Baynes entitled to the Thanks of the County. for the handfome manner in which he has tome for ward at this momentous erifil, and that they will, individually and colleetively, exert their molt strenuous endeavours to enfure his eleCtion, as a Reprefentative of the County of Middlefttx Refolved Unanimoufly, That the Refolutions paired at this Meeting be inferred in the Public Papers. WM. GIBBONS, Chairman. The Thanks of the Meeting were unanimoufly voted to the Chairman. COMMITTEES for concluding the Elec. -L tion of Sir CHRISTOPHER BAYNES, will meet at that following Places, •iz The King's Arms, Weliclofe-fquare; Meifra. Hunter and Richards, No. 3, Charlottc-row, Manton-houfe; and No. to, Lincoln's-Inn Old Square. _ _ _ At wi kb Places, and at Mr. Ambrofe Humpbrys's, Harpur ftreet, Blnomfbury, all Communications calculated to promote Sir Chrdtopher Baynes's Succefs, will be molt thankfully received, and where all peccary information will be given. Carriages will be provided at the undernseationed Places this morning, and every ineeeeding morning, at Sewn o'Clock, during the Eleetion, viz : St. James's Church, Piccadilly. Pantheon, Oxford-Greet. Oppofite Chancery-lane, Holborn. 3t Cleinent's Churchyard, Weft Side of Temple Bar. Palace-yard, Weftminiter. Clerk er.well Green. iflington Green. Moorfie Bilhopfgate Church. Shoreditt h Church. Shad well Church. LitVe Tower hill. Nag's Head, Hackney. Cape of Good Hope, Poplar. King's Arms, Weliclofe-fquare. Gtotge and Vulture, Tottenham. Applications for Carriages may be made to Mr. Bellingham, Blue Boar, Whitechapel ; or, to Mr. Ambrofe Humphreys, Hay per. arca Red Lion-Iquare. TO THE GENTLEMEN, CLERGY, AND FREEHOLDERS OF THE COUNTY OF MIDDLESEX. G r NT L ILI t N, IRE I'URN you my moll finclre and grateful Thinks for the fupport with which you have honoured me this thy. The Numbers which appear as yet 011 the Poll bear fo very (mall a proportion to the body of Reams at large, and even to thole who have ufually come forward on the firft day of an ' Eledt:on, that they afford no criterion whatever of the fettle of the County. And the very flittering encouragement with which 1 I hive been honoured in the limited canvafs which it has been in my power to make, infpirrs me with a confident hope of ultimate 1 fuceefs, a hope which is confirmed by a perineum' that the prin ciples on which I offer myfat to your notice will receive your dif tinguifhed approbation. Permit me to add, Gentlemen, that I rely on your candour to make due allowance far the difidvantagea under which I labour, in coufequence of the istcrefs of the period at which I offered my felf to your notice, and &Woof the very imperfett Rate of the only Lifts of Freeholders, which, with my utmoft endeavours, I have been able to procure. On thefe accounts it has been ImpolUble for me, not only to pay my perfonal refpocls to the Freeholders, but alto to addict's them Individually by letter, as it was my canna with to do. I troll, that my ornialons, in both refpeCts, will be mgmy friends will have the iefs by proper uplanatloas, attributed to the true calife, and not to any want. dtbcr pf 'wen ttinono4ioLts to ru affiduit p l o ot t i m m y y ar p p a i rt rti ; a an re d th l and by their utmod exertions is my favour . I have the honour to be, Your molt obedient and faithful humble fervent, May IS, ti1..)7. CHRISTOPHER RAYNER