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NORTHANIPTON, APRIL' y, 28, 7 . A T a numernos and refpeetable MEETING of .1- I the IN H A RITANT6 of this Town, held this day, in eon- Goatee - of . a ReqUifitieil to the MAYOR, fnr the purpoie of taking into contideration the propriety of addreffing his MAJESTY at important erifis. JOSHUA COOCH, Efq. Mayor, in the Chair, The following Addrefs was carried by a great majority and or& red to he prepared for fignatures : TO THE KING'S MOST LXCEI.I.ENT MAJESTY. MOST crtacious We, your Majefty's molt dutiful and Inyal Subjeds. the Mayor, Bailiffs, Burg, ff‘ s, ale! other Inhabitants of thc Town of Northamp ton, beg leave to approach your lklajelly with increafed fentimeuts I of attachment, veneration and gratitude. We have long acknowledged. with the warmeft fentiments of gratitude to A usainwr v GOD, his great mercy to their Kingdoms, in railing up a King to us, who, in the days of innovation and i change. has peen ever found firmly and unix:tenthly attached to thole principles on which our Constitution is eftablifhed. and to which not only your Majefty owes your Crown, taut we, yoar people, owe our Civil anti Religious Liberties, our happinefs and profperity as a nation. We have in humble admiration the principles e moderation and juftice, as well as firninefs, which have diretfted your Majefty's rondudt towards your Roman Catholic Subjed.s. Your Nlajetty's attachment to the Eftablinied Religion of your dominiutts,atttl your conviction of the truth of thole principles, which at the Reforma tion rcfeued the inhabitants of thefe realms from Papal fuFeellition and religious tyranny, have been uniformly feeo to be aecompa nied with the molt jolt and enlighted principles of Chriftim tole ration. All the laws which partook of a (pint of perfecution and intolerance, have, in your Majefty's mild and truly Chriltianitcign, been repealed; and your Majefty has only refuted to yield to thole further demands, which are in no degree neceffary to the more free profeffion of religious faith and enjoyment of religious liberty; but which aim only at the petrel:lion of power Civil, or Military' and which. if granted, without fatisfying, or removing difcontent; ! svould Corn& only leer!) pretenzes:attel arguments fur w claims' and frefh encouragement to tht; hopes of hill farther advancement to po'itical power. and to Religious Eftablifhtnent. Tilde, there fore, your Majesty's wifdom has found it neceffary to svithftand, as the only mode of recuring the Ettahliffied Religion of your Do minions. from thof: inroads which coe'd not be made upon it with out flanking the title to your Majefty's Crown, without endanger ing the four ,latien °four Libenies,and without forfeiting our belt hopes for a continuance of thole bleffings, which the ALMIGHTY, in his mercy and bounty, bas fo long coidinued to bellow upon this Froteltant Land. We humtly beg leave to allure your Majefty, with the molt perfedt confidence, that your Majclty influenced by thefe prin ciples, and adling with thefe views has eftablithed your Throne the hearts mid affections of your Suhjeds; and will continue to experience the molt zealous and ardent fupport, from the deity, attachment and loyalty, of an affectionate and grateful People A People, who devoted to the interelts and happinefs of their Country, think themfelves molt ftrongly called upon to exprels their ftntimente of lob airy and duty to the Crown. when they be hold the Soverdgo who wears it, smiling his authority, in the prefervatlon of thole barriers, which the wifdom of our anecflors thouet en cellary for the defence of the Eltabliflunents, and the feeurity of the Conititution of this Kingdom. Refolved—That the Members in Parliament for the Town be requelted to veleta the above Addrefs to his 111aj. Refolved—;rhat the Addrefs be inferred in the STA R, the Cou rier, the Morning Chronicle, the Sun, and the Northampton Mercury. JOSHUA COOCH, Mayor. Refolved—That the Thanks of this Meeting be given to the ?slayer, for his readinefs in calling the Meeting, and for his. im partiality in .he Chair - - - - FROM LAST NIGHT'S GAZETI'E. WHITEHALL, APRIL 7. The KING has been pleated, by Lett&ri Patent ntider the Great Seal of the United Kingdom of Great Britain at d tril:m,t, to c on_ fer the honour of Knighthood up..n CHAR lit Captain in tl,c Royal Navy The KING has been ple4l - cd preftnt Mr. WA'. r Lit Matt Ri• SON, Clerk, to tt.e Lhurelt and l'at;fh a Gordon, an the Pr,chy. tery of Lauder, 3:'d Ccunty of liowick, vacan , ty the tranfpor tation of Mr. Lundif :o the Church Pat ifh o: Kilo. CROWN OFFICE'. APRIL 7. Members returned to fervein this prcfent Parliament : Po70;10 of 7:•:ewton—The Hun. GrOSGZ CANIN G. Borol!gh of fli.ilout.re—Th.a. RiAt. 1 ONG Borough Gi Cake— Hr y SN:ll . ll..Frq. in t' e rou:n of 03. s- ANL MA TO; H A >I, licy• who tan acc:tptLti the Offict of Barr.mk Wafter General. Borough of Plualpton Earle—The Right Hun. Lcrd Vireount CA 6TLERZAGII. Borough of Lter - ...!it —G T.oam rinnr.commor.ly called Lord LcvAIN C. TTILI rARv PROMOTIONS. Ccmn-,iffions 117 , ted by the Lord Lieutenant of the — County of Middlelex. Royal Eaffern Regiment of Middiefex James Barker, Efq. to he Captain. Dated March 13. 18c7. William Williams. Vq. to be ditto. Dated March r 9, 18c 7. George Taylor. Gent. to he Lieutenant Dated January 15, 18c7: George Hilliard, Get.t. to he ditto. Dated March 13, 1807. Alexander Stewart, Gent. to be Fnfign. Dated it ntnry 13,1807. Royal Weflmin:ter Regiment of ?.liddlelex Militia. Robert Snow, Uri ro be Major. D,Ecei February ,5, eB4. Edward Smith Gent to he linftgn. Dated January 15, 18;7. Henry Hollewell, Gent. to he ditto. Dated Februar: 18, 0107. David Tuihy, Gent to be ditto Dated March 13, t 807. Thomas Smith, Gent. to be ditto. Dated March 19, 1807. Royal Wellein Regiment of Middlcfex Frarcislf.rning. Efq to be Captain. Dated March 13, 1807. Henry Esa.es, 1 fq. to be ditto. Dated March 19, ISc7. St. Giles and St. George, Bloomfbury, Volunteers. To heLieutenants..-.ELlign T. P. Mounfey, vice Hall, refigned; Enhgn John •rodd, vice Glofrop, refigned; lirBgu--- Ra phael, vice Wright, promoted ; Enfign Doyle, vice Fal low, promoted. Dated December :5, 1600. St. Pancras Volunteers. Ear Gtorze Ledwell, to be Lieutenant; Feter Roun, Gent to be Entign. Dated Decenthrr 26, Clerkenwell Volunteers. George liumvltlics, Efq to be Captain, vice Robins, refigned Da ted Dta.enthcr t 806 Royal Wellminfter Volunteers. John Turner, Gent. to he Garter-Mafter, vice Lambert, deceaf ed. Dated December tBo6. Somerfet Piace Volunteers. The Right Hon«arable Richard Bril.fley Sheridan to be lieut.-- tenant Colonel-Commandant, vice Hammond, refigned. Dated Januarys, 18 7. 2d Battalion of Qneon's Royal Volunteers. William Cooper. 01.31 to be St cond l ieutenant, vice Danby, pro moted. Dated r larrn td, Maginnis, Gent to be ditto vice toidder. promoted Dated as above. .Commiffion in tie I..) , ufetfbire Regintent of r.lditia, figne,l by the Lord Lieutenant. George Layton, Gent. to be Lieutenant, vice Symes refigned. Da ted March t 1,184. PARTNIRStIfI'S IMSSOLVFD. William Tin kpatrick and Jahea Soialerfon, of Manchefler Lan eafhire. r :rchants and dealers. March 1. tlic 7. W. Altered and Richard Fletcher, of llaudlebury, rear Man chefter. dyers. Match lit, 1807. Robert gayer and G. F. Sayer, of Kitig's Linn, Nor;o1k, corn rnercliarts. March 7.5, 18e7. joilma Kell and Holt yDenton,jun of Kingtlon unon. Huilmer chant'. c ag•n::, and idiot ince brokers . April t, 11607. Henry King, Decimu a Cooke, and Chalice King, of Leicefter, attornies ar law, April a, t Soo. Waltc r Wood, lit nj thorn pfoa, Thomas Smith, D. Fletcher, and Robert Smith, of Workington, banker:. Dec. 3t, 8t..5. Samuel Hadley and William Coates, of No t, New Conn, St. lace, I.caldon, wine, beer and tpint merchants. March 3!, 18'7. N it ran t Kertturx and Thomas Richardfon, of F;alifax, York- Gore. January 1, 1807. George Hen ft, Thomas Hague, and William Yates, of Rother ham. Yorklhire, Ucciar merchants. April 3, Igo+. Michael llanby, john Filington Hancock, anti Dennis Butler, of.Lea:!tr.pnil Rite, London, chip and infurance brolicra, March • rh.q. ~1 i, ~, .i BANKRUPTCY KNLARGED. April sB. Henry Michael Tijou, late of Mitre•court, Fleet.flreet, London, vintner, dealer and chapntan, at ten, at Guildhall. BANKRUPT. Thomas Redfern, of Trowbridge, Wilts, furgeon and apothecary, dealer and ehapnian, to furrender April 21, 23. and May ro. at eleven, at ill:. Three Wool Packs Inn, Trowbridge. Attornies, Mr. Williams, Red Lion fquarr., London; or . Mr. Stephen Williams, Trowbridge. DIVIDENDS. April rr. John Storey Pritchard, late ef Wittninre Areet, parifh of StMary-la Bonne, Middleftx, grocer aneconfedtioner, at ten, at Guildhall. April sq. Ifaac Smedley, of Maiden-lane, Wood ftreet, London, holier, dealer and Chapman, at ten, at Guildhall. April ss. John Simpfon Ty Leman, of Coleltelter, ElTcx, iron monger, at eleven, at the Grill' Inn, Colchefter. [Laft night's Gazt tte contains an At/drefs to his Majcfty, from the High Sheriff and Grand Jury of Denbigh, returning thanks for the late change iu Admittiftration A litnilar Addrefs from the Magittrates and Council of the City of Aberdeen, appeared in i Saturday's Gazette.] FOREIGN INT ELLIGENCE. • PARIS, MARCH 28. Letters fiorn Madrid (late, that 2000 Prutlian prifimers have arrived at Barcelona, and entered into the Spanifh fervice ; lox= more, who are at Per pignan, with to be allowtd to enter into the Spanith army alfo. ST. PETERSBURGH, FEBRUARY 28. In fpite of the news from the army, by which the late events have been reprefented as complete viao ries, the Court feels toe neceffity more than ever of reinforcing the army from every quartet of the Em pire. The lafi of the regular troops that have been ordered to break up for Priam, are the Guards, who have been upon the match there three days paft.— We exped that the Grand Duke Conßantine will alfo fet out for the army. The Court Courant con tinues to teem with the appointments and difmiffal of Officers. Among the latter, is Count Bushow. den, Governor of Riga, who is, however, to retain his falary. The Alliance whiCh the Government has Nicked of the Eccleliallics, is not confined to the members of the Greek Church. Befides the Paftoral letter which has been publifhed by the former in the Ma vonian dialed, others have appeared in the Polith and Ruffian languages; and even the Proteftant Confiflories in Livonia, Eflhonia, Ingermania, and Finland, have received an admonition, which they are charged to read to their hearers from the pulpit. On the other hand, the Government beftows the molt painful attention to prevent the inhabitants of the provinces from obtaining any knowledge of the lateft events. The circulation of foreign newfpapers has been flopped ever fince the beginning of January. Notwithflanding thefe meafures, alarm con.inues to prevail in the frontier provinces. A number of fa miiies from Courland and Livonia have taken refuge at St. Pete? ibargil, and other places in the interior. Even the Government itfelf does not look upon the advance of the French this way impolllAe in the enfuhg fpring, as the militia are training with all poilible diligence, and the works of Riga and other places have been confiderably flrengthened. Thus it is with pleafure that our Government does not thew itfelf difinelined to the reiteration of peace. As a lymptom of rhis nature. wa look upon the de parture of Count Novefiltzeff, on the zzd intlant, to Pruffia. M. Novofiltzoff left this city at eleven o'clock at night on the zzd, for the army. An inclination to negociate for a peace is laid to have been the caufe of his }laity departure. Prince Bagrathion, who arrived from the atmy on the folbuing day, returned to it again on the eath. CO:IENHAGEN, MARCH 24. The Sixedifh I\liniaer here has officially announced the blockade of Roitock, Anclam, ar.d Wolgaft, to the C. lle : ;e of Commerce here ; and it is Paid that this blockade will be extended to every port in the Baltic occupied by French troops, including Swine. munde and Luteck. This information, though Eat unexpetted, is very unpleafant for Copenhagen. ' Fr.m Dantrick, of the 14th, it i. mentioned, that the apprehenli-n of a bombardment continued, as the French had completely inverted the place. BREMEN, MARCH 24. - The Jay before yefterday, the new colonrs were prefented to the Dutch troops here, by General Du. monccau, with great formality. His Excellency af. terwards ga:•e a dinner of ninety covers, at which two Burgomatters, the French, Dutch, and American Conf . ()ls were prefent. in the evening moll of the company went to the Theatre, where addtefs, waltzer► upon the occafion, was delivered. WARSAW, MARCH 15. The new railed Polifh corps are continually receiv ing augmentations. A number of Poles are alfo ertlitled in the French regiments. Among others, Prince John Suikowflci is nominated Colonel of a corps of Light Cavalry, to confill of i2OO men, with the railing of which the Prince is entrufted. POSEN, MARCH z 7. Our town, and the department, has again changed its Governor ; for once General Liebert has been fent to Magdeburg, he is fucceeded here by General Le Gendie, who has arrived here. BRESI.AU, MARCH at. The troops that betiege the remaining fortreffes in Sileila, maintAin the glory they have acquired before thole that have capitulated. The garrifon of Niels made a fortie on the 18th, but they were sepulfed by the valour of the tit Regiment of the Wirtemberg Light Horfe. In this affair the garrifon loft twenty men killed, feventy•five wounded, including one cap tain, one hundred privates prifuners, and fixty The Wirtemberg Regiment had only five wounded. A part of the cannon taken at Schweidnitz has been font to Drefden, efcorted by the troops or Wirtem berg. BERLIN, MARCH 24. The latefl accounts from the head quarters at Of terode are of the 19th, when nothing new had taken place between the armies. Troops daily depart for the Grand Army. The two battalions of the Paris Guards, which arrived here a few days fence, are to form the garrifon of this city. MARCH 25.—The blockade of Graudentz was con verted into an aflual liege in the beginning of this month. The garrifon contifts of 4500 men, compofed entirely of recruits.. M. Borell de Ferney is the Go vernor, and we learn that the greatett privations the garrifon labours under, is the want of fuel. FRANKFORT, MARCH 54.. We learn, by way of Dielie, that the Englilb Ad. miral Thornborough has arrived at Malta with (even (hips of the line. AUGSBURG. MARCH s 9. Tho lafl letters from Triefte confirm the reports, that the Ruffians have fent a number of Agents among the Greeks in the Turkifh provinces, with Proclamations addreffed to the inhabitants of the Morea, and the iflands of the Archipelago. The Pacha of Janina has executed two of thefe ries. The other Pachas have declared they will punifh any inclination to infurreition with the utmoft se verity. MUNICH, MARCH 19. Letters from Drefden pclitively affure us, that General Bertrand, Adjutant to his Imperial Majelly Napoleon, has had an audience with his Majefly the King of Pruala at Memel; that he remained there till the 23d February, and that on the following day, M. Von fet out from Memel to the French head quarters at Oflerode, with a letter from the King of Pruffia to the Emperor of the French. VIENNA, MARCH la. The continual infulti to which our flag has been expofed in the Adriatic Sea, has induced our Court to complain to the Ruffian and Englith IslinillerF, both of which have given us pofitive affurance 61 the friendly difpnfition of their refpdtive Courts, and pro. mifed to make reprefentations on the fnbjee, as Ipee. dily as poffible, at London and St. Pete' fburgh. In the mean while we learn, that Triette is no longer blockaded by either of there powers. The neutrality of our territory has been obferved in the 'Wadi manner by ,the French troops, and General • Bellegarde praifes the manner with which ' his Officers have been treated, whom he has hqd oc cation to fend to Warfaw. In the mean while a very unpleafant affair has occurred in Bohemia, but which will have no further refults. A' Bavarian detach ment near Nachod, having made requifition-, and lotherwife behaved in an improper way , a conflit t enfued between them and fame of the Aufivian hulans, in which feveral lives were loft on both fides. The Bavarians that fell into the hands of the A nth iAns nn this occafion have been fent to Hungary. The States of Bohemia have lately held a Diet. EAST INDIES. BENGAL, AUGUST, 'BO6. . . The Right Hon. Lord LAKE, Commander in Chid, having quitted the frontier army, and prvceeded in Calcutta, previous to embarking for Europe, the Governor General in Council has been pleafed to ap point Major General Sir Ewam BAILLIE to the im portant command of the frontier Nation; and that Officer, with his ufual energy, is now proceeding from Fort William to the Upper Provinces; and on the arrival of General Suit ti at Caunpoor, he intends vifiting Agra and Delhi, on his way to Muttra, where every vigilance and aaivity is required to watch the Motions of Holkar, and our Mahratta Allies, and where that experienced Officer will com mand a refpedtable force of cavalry and infantry, hcld in readinefs to ad as occation may requir e . MADRAS.—GENERAL OttDElß.—AuonsT 33. The Right Honourable the Governor in Council has derived great fatisfadtion from the information that the Sepoy, named Muftapha Beg, of the ift battalion of ift Native Regimert, who gave the only intimation which was received of the projected mu tiny at Vellore, previouily to the occurrence of that unhappy ev cm, !iv , returned in fafety to that garrifon. His Lordthip in Council regrets the circumttanees which pre cluied a more early attention to the intelligence which was con veyed by that faithful Sepoy, of the treaeterous intention of the Native troops of the garrifon of Vellore; but Ids Lortifhip has the higheft fatisfadtion In conferring on Mußapha Beg a reward pro portioned to the honourable proof which be =We/led of his fiiclity and attachment to the Bride% fervice. His Lordthip in Council has accordingly refolved, that the fum of two thoufand pagodas (hall be immediately prefented to Muf tapba Brr, and that be (hall receive fo► the remainder of his life a petition equal to that of a Subadar of Infantry.—His Lordthip has further refolved, that Muftapha heg &all be pref . ' cited with a gold medal in the name of the Governor in Council, as a badge of ho nour and diftindLion. A Court of Vice-Admiralty has been ereded at Bombay, for the trial of Prize and Maritime Cafes, of which Sir Jamas MACKINTOSH has been nomi nated Prefident. The Grand Jury of Madras, at the IA Seffinm:, had prefented a Congratulatory Addrefs to Sir l'no- MAS STRANGE, on his return to that Prefideney. LONDON. WEDNESDAY, APRIL E. PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK: Caddo, for money haf,-;.—Arril 621-omnlum pr. Exchequer Rills, par. is pr. PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY. Bank Stock 5244 225 India Bonds, 45. pr. 3 per Cent. R An. 6:14 F.xcheq Bids, is 2o par 3 per C. Conf. An. 6411 Omnium 4 1 # prem. 4 per Cast. 794 kith Ditto 341 5 per Cent. Navy 9641 Lottery Tickets 191. 575. Long Ann. t 7 7 ;64 Confols for ace 641 India Stock tB4 A heavy firing was heard at Dover yeflerday afternoon from the French Cain: as it was a calm at the time and very hazy, it was fuppofed by many that tome of out cruizers had drifted within reach of the batteries, the firing being lefs regular than that which was heard jua after the French obtained the vidory at Jena.—Some, however, are apprehenfive that the firing may have been to announce a viaory obtained, or pretended to have been obtained over the Ruffians. Laft night Foreign Journals were received to the 3d inn. from which we have given lbme extraels.— The Reader will, however, recoiled that they mutt be read as French intelligence. No general engage- ment had taken place on the tqth ult. At that time the French head quarters were at Ofterode, where they had been for nearly four weeks before. Thefe papers furnilh no accounts of the movements of the reffeEtive armies; confequently we are not enabled to judge of the probability of an immediate aEtion. The liege, of Grauclentz has been commenced in re gular form. The carrifon is inconfiderable, but the place is capable of , M aintainin g a long and obflinate dpfence. , General I,3suvics,qu continues to receive frcfb rein- forcements from the interior of Ruffia, and every thing indicates the approach of another dreadlul battle.— The Imperial Guards quitted Peteriburgh for the army the latter end of February. The numerous Militia railed in Runia are EA improving in difcipline. None of the accounts in thefe Journals ate late enough to decide whether any battle took place on the aid alt. as reported yellerclay. THE MEDITERRANEAN. The Towassan packet has arrived at Falmouth with mails from Litton: the failed from LAbon ost the xzcl ult. ; on the 3 111, in lat. 47. 40. long. la, 52. law a convoy on the weather bow, (landing to the Wefiward, which proved to be the Mercury, and the outward-bound Halifax and Bermuda- convoy, all well. On the 3d infant, (poke one of the homeward bound Weil India cr.nvoy. There was to windward an Eaft India packet, lx.und to London. The CARTERET packet from Malta has alio arrived at Falmouth. She failed on the lath of February, reached Gibraltar on the 13th March, and left rtrat place on the 2, oth. She left at Malta his Majelles thips EAGLE, DELIGHT, Juwo, and IMOGENE. By the CUTERET packet difpatches have been received from Mr.ARBUTHNOT and Admiral Louts, who were left in the Dardanelles. Their contents have not tranfpired. HOMEWARD BOUND WEST INDIA FLEET With great fatisfaelion we announce to our Com: mercial Readers that the Ardent, RAMSAY, from Jamaica, has arrived in the Clyde. She parted from tbe'rek of the convoy on the 18th ult.in a gale, in lat. 43'N. long. pW. We may therefore loon et• pelt the arrival of many others. The Townfend Packet in lat. 49. 3o N. long. 6. 37 W. on the 3d irritant fpoke another 114 belonging to the fame fleet, and then in company with another vac', both of which bad beealeparated from the convoy in the galeanemioned!above. EAST INDIES. The EaR India Company's packet, Mercury, has alfo arrived at Falmouth, from Bengal, after a [ser fage of four mouths and two days, with difpatehes.— This veffel is laid to have brought important intelli gence, but of what nature, we have not !earnt.—This packet is, we believe, the one tbat,was feen by the Townfend on the 3d intl. A Cabinet Council was this day held at the Queen's , Houfe, which was attended by alinoft the whole of the new Minitiers. Earl Sr. VINCENT tranfaSed berries yellerclai with the Board of Admiralty. The Rev. Dr. Busily, one of the Canons of Wind► for, goei over to Ireland, as Fir ft Chaplain to bis Grace the Duke of RICHMOND. Mr. SMITH is appointed by Mr. Rosa Paymafter of ' 1 the Navy, vire HENRY SCOTT, Efq. Captain Joni. HALLIDAY is appointed. to command , the GIBRALTAR, of So guns, at Plymouth. On Sunday evening a large him of money was fent off from the Navy Pay Office, under the care of Mr. NocueLsom, for Plymouth Dock Yard, to pay the : Officer*, Artificers, &c. nne quarter's calory. A Petition is to be prefcnted without delay, com plaining of the undue return of Mars. GEORGE Rosa and STURGES BOURNE, for the Borough of thrift Church. The petitioner is Mr. CrREATHEAD. Yederday being the eighteenth anniverfary of the , Coronation of SELIM 111. his Excellency the Turkilh. Ambaffador gave an elegant entertainment to all the Foreign Minitlers, and a few of our Nobility and Gen try, at his houfe in Upper Berkeley-greet. WHIG CLUB.—Yelterday a numerous meeting of this Club was held at the Freemaion% Tavern, when after a mod fumptuous dinner, at which Lord Wet. . Lure RussELl. prefided, the toads of the Inditution were given with the ufual fervour. A fentiment to the memory of Mr. Fox, which had been propoted at the preceding meeting, was confirmed, and ordered to be a Randing toad of the Club. The Right Hon. Lord KING, the Hon. Major RAMSAY, M.P. THOMAS . WILLIAM PLUAIEIER, M. P. FRANCIS HORNER, Erg. M. P. JOHN ALLEN, Efq. R. W,. our SLEAT, Efq. W. WEST, Efq. and feveral other Gentlemen were admiPed members; and a number of perfons, Mem bers of Parliament and others, were propofed as candidates. Yefterday the Lard Mayor ordered the price of Bread to be continued at One Shilling and a Half penny the Q2artern Loaf of wheaten, and Eleven Pence houfehold. Yefterday the Lord Mayor held a Courea Common Council, which was very numeroufly attended. • The Court unanimoufly eleeted Joni/ Vatt,Lasyr, Efq. the fenior of the four Common Pleaders of the City, to be one of the Judges of the Sheriff's Court, in the room of WALTER Lotto, Efq. deceafed. Mr. Deputy BIRCH gave notice, that he ffiould at the Court to be held on Monday next, move " That an bumble and dutiful Addrefs be prefentcd to his Ma jetty by the Court, capreffive of its gratitude for the dignified and decided fupport and proteCtion given by his Mikity, at this low reftlng cnnjundure, to the Proteitant Reformed Religion as by law citablithed, and for the firm and conftitutional curdle of his Royal Prerogative to preferve the independence of his Crown." The Court agreed to petition the Houle of Com mons againft that part of the Bill now pending in the Houle of Commons, for making provifion for the Poor of Spitalfields, which fubjeas the inhabitants of the City of London to an affelfment towards their fu?port. BOWYER'S and the CITY Lox-cal Y will be pofitively decided by the State Lottery, which commences drawing on Tuefday next, the t4th of April. The Tickets are do Cale on the towel Terms, and in va riety of Numbers, at the Offices, the corner of Rh* Bu flings, Cornhill, and lacing the Gate of tie King's Mews, Ch bring Crofs, by RtcnaltDloll, Goop• t.vct, and Cc. •-•-