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P' , , . • - .•At 71 ; , g U.• 7 T.TR • $ l 4 • • 7 . . , •?7* • • t r ) .• t 4 • _ • r..e' 4 ; ar r •. • , ,„„ NUMBER 57141 WthNESDAY, MAY g p, 180 a LPaies. , • DFVON AND EXETER HosprAL. A VACANCY for a Ph ylician has occurred in this Hospital. The nomination of Candidate.* will take place on Thurfday, the itth day of June nest. SAMUEL FREDP.RICK MILFORD, Elder, May t.l, 1807. Viee-Pradent. • rICTUALLIIVG•OPPICB, May is, 1807. • LOST. TR* COMMISSIONERS for PIGTUALLInG A SMALL MEMO KAN DUM BOOK covered with White Paper, about Two Inches long, containing ALS M.I7.ESTY's burr, do beret" sh re N o ti ce , about Ten Leaves. Of no ufe to any but the Owner. That on Tburfday the soth of Junc nest, the will ready to One Guinea Reward will be given to whoever will bring it to receive Tenders in waiting (fealcd up) and treat for the fupply of the Star Office; Temple Bar, before the ssth instant. what SEA PROVISIONS and FRESH BEEF may be required for the ufe of his Majefly's Ships and Wads at the Wands of Ja maica, and New Providence, for twelve months certain, from the Isth November next ;and further until fix months notice 111111 be given on either fide, for the ;.ermination tkereof : the node of pay ment to be by Bills payable with intereß ninety days after date. GENERAL ELECTON, TO THE GENTLEMEN, CLERGY. AND PRiEHOLDERt OF THE COUNTY Ol MIDDLESEX. 01NTLEMEN, T WAS inclined to offer myrelF a; a Candidate to . reprefent you in Parliament, by a firm convidion that my Principles, with regard to the Great Qi!efilbn on which out Co di• clout Sorer..lgo has appcialted to his People, would t.e liolowrest • with your approba•icui, rather than the principles and PerHarnett- . tary conduet of Mr. Bytig, to whom I confider myfelf particularly oppofed. I fce,nothing, as yet, to Stake my opinion in that :Tip: ; for the numbers who have already polled. bear a very (mall pro portion indeed to the great body of Eleetors.. All! claire is that the fenfe of the County may be fully and unequirre I:apt-effect ; tnd as, in that cafe, I cannot doubt of the refult, lam dew-min. d to afford every Isleetor an opportunity of coming forward to de- ; dare his fcntimmts. I have the he;.our to be. Gentkmen, 'our molt obedient taithfnl, humble fervant, CHRIS'IOPHEit BAYNES. Upper Seymour -Rivet, May 19.1207. , PHILANTHROPIC SOCIETY. His Royal Higlinefs the Du :e of YORK. Prefident. THE RSARY DINNER of this Inniturion will be held at Free altafous Tavern, Great gneat-ftrect, on Ifilurfday the 21ft May, 1807. STEWARDS• • Ut. I fon. the Earl of Brißol James Allan Park, Efq. r Hnn. Lord Hawkefbury William Parker, Efq. 13topmin Goldfmid, Efq. Thomas Roberts, Efq. infrpli !Jodi, Ffq Samn,l Stratton;Efq. .1. Peaky Ken fi ngtan , Efq. I Claude G. Thornton, Efq. Peter Mortimer, Efq . Tickets taa. may be bad at the Bar of the Tavern of the Stewardst of Mr Rook, Secretary, Armorer s Hall, Coleman , . Street, and of the Socirty's Coneeturs. •.• The Society's Chapel is now open every Sunday for Divine Service, which b:gins at a quarter pat: t t in the morning, and at half-jpalk 6in the erring precifcly. THOS. ROOKS, See. THE NEW OPERA. Till, day wis publifhed, price Half w Crown. DETER THE GREAT; or, THE WOODEN WALLS ; an Operatic Drama, in Thr e Adis, pr.:foram to crowded Audiences at the Theatre Royal, Covent-Gardtu. By A. CHERRY, lifq. Author of The Soldier's Daughter, The Traveller, &c. &c. Printed for RICHARD PHILLIPS, No. 6, Bridge ltrcet, Black friars ; and to be bad of all Bookfellers. The Conditions of the Contraeti-iimilse ken at the Secretary's Office. No regard will le had is any Tea;i which the price fball not he ialirted is word; at kg:6, or that "all not he &Sowed to at Board before ow o'clock on the faid Tecfsiny the loth of lane next, we the Perfon who oak: the Telader, or trot Perfect on his behalf, attend: to anfwer w. sea called fee ;Er will ony Tender that contains fX.- train:ant pricer isponfinne articl;s:ard prices ioncb inferior to the real ware stow others, he conliran-ii alieelliecto he awaited. O.S3IAN'A POEMS. Genuine Editions.. In varinut Aires This day were puhlilhed, New Editions of THE POEM% of OSMAN. Tranflated by JAMES MACPHERSON, Efq. To which are prefixed, Diffcrtations on the /Era and Poems of Oman. Elegantly printed, by Bentley, in Two Volumes 2Yo. price Ilfs. in boards; or on Royal Paper, price tl. los. in hoards. Other Editions, In Two Pocket Volumes, price 6s in boards; or on fine paper, price Ss. Printed for Cade4l and Davies, R. Paulder , nd Son, Ocilvy and Son, J. Walker, Vernon, Hood, and Sharpe, R. Lea, Darton and Harvey, J. Nunn, Cutbell and Martin, Scitcherd and Lctterm an, I. , mgruan Hurd, Rees, and Orme, J. Booker, B. Crolby , Black, Parry, and Kingfhury, R. Scholey, and J. Afperne. •r1 -1E COMMITTEES for conduLing the Elec tion of Sir CHRISTOPHER BAYNES, will meet at the following viz The King's Arms, Wellclofelquare ; Metres. Hunter and Rickards, No. 3, Charlottc-row, ivlatifion-houfe ; and NO. to, Lincoln's-Inn Old Square. At which Places, and at Mr Ambrofe Humphrys's, Harpur ftrect, Bloomfbtiry,sail Communications calculated to promote Sir Crillopher Baynes's Succefs, will be molt thankfully received, and where all neceffary informatim will be given. Carriages will be provided at the under-mentioned Places on this, and every fuccecding morning, at Seven o'Clock, during the Eleetion, viz : St. James ' s Church, Piccadilly. Pantheon, Oxford street. Oppofite Cbancery.lanl, Finll ,, wn t Clement's Church yard, Welt Side of Temple Bar. Palace-yard, Wellininffix. Clerk enwell Green. Iflington Grcen. Moorfields. Bifhopfgate Church. Shoreditch Chinch. M'hitechapel. Shadwell Church. Little l'owet Nag's I lead, Hackney: Cape of G mkt I loy.r, Poplar. King's Arms. Widlchtfc- Igo tee. George and Vulture, Totien;:am. Applications for Carriages arc reqiieftc3 to be made at Na,. to, Lincoln's Inn Old Square ; or, at Mr. Bellingham's, Blus Boar, Whitechapel. PHILANTHROPIC ANNUITY INSTI TUTION, PaII-MaIL Thurfday, May 14,1807. DIRECTORS. Sir Jas. Cockburn, of Langton, John Prowett, Efq. Bart. Robert Bland, M. D. G. F. Stratton, EN. Benjamin Angel, Elq. Ludcr Hoffharn, Efq. HONORARY DIRECTORS. lanes Patterfon, Efq. Ralph Green, Efq. tamed Sketchley, Erg. 1 homas Hague, Efq. Philip Palmer, H . q. Rev. C. Sandby John Golfing, Efq N G A t li; , ci en a t r:n for , n u , u nder r h he e rp i r or e e et ! o r ofabove van n g e m 11 M on ey for Annuities, to be (scored on Eftates, on fair and honourable terms. The fund is to confift of so,ono (hares, of sot. each, to be paid by inftalments, under the following regulations. The Subfcribers to be Proprietors, and Mothers of the !nal tution. No Subferiber to hold kfs than five (harts. The fubferip tioos are to be paid by inftalments of ten Origins per mare, to be call. d for, every fix webs, fo that the Subfcribers will have five years, to pay up the whole of their fubfcriptions. The Intlitu• tion confines Well to a profit of cight and an half per cent. Ihe half per cent. will he expended in paying the expenses incurred in doing the bufinefs, and the Subfcribers will receive a profit of eight pounds per cent. to be calcul.itcd from the times the fub fcriptions are reffacelively paid. Prorietors miy pay up the whole of their fubleriptions. or any number of inflalments at once. The Subferibers are relvdtfully informed, that the third inftal. rent is reqbired to be paid torthwith, the whole of the money paid in. kill/ laid out, or contraCted for, and as feveral other .applications for money, are now under confitlemtion, the fourth iuttalment, which becomes due the iotb init. will be immediately required. • Letters front perfons defirous of becoming Subfcribers, or who have other bufincfs with the luftitution. are defired to he addrelfed to Robert Provrctt, Cafhicr to the Inflitution, at their house in Pall. Mall, London. This day were puhlifhed, handfornely printed in quarto, in one large volume. price in boards. sl. is. MEMOIRS of the LIFE of MN. ELIZABETH CARTER, with a New Edition of her Poems fome of which have never appeared before ; to which will be added fome Mifcellane,u+ Filar; in Prole, together with her Notes on the Bi ble, and nfn,r; to ObjeEtiona concerning the Chriftian itehgicr4. By the Rev. MON PAGU PENNING FON. M. .\. Vicar of Northbourn, in Kent, her Nephew and Executor. Printed for F. C and J. Rivirgton, No. 6a, St. PauFb Church yard; fold Av.) by J. Hatchard, No. 190, Piccadilly. Of whom may be had, lately publithed, Handfomely printed in Two Volumeq, (Mayo, price 16.1. Th.! WORKS of EPICTETUS, confiding o' his Difcourfcs, in Four Books, preferred by Arrian ; the Enchiridion, and Frag ments. _ _ _ _ _ . _ . SHERWOOD FOREST, NO FTINGHAVISHIRE. TO BE SOLD BY AUCCION, By Order of the Surveyor General of his Majefty's Wools, Forefts. &c. - By Mr. ROBINSON, At the Hop Pole Inn, Oarton, on Tuefday, May a 6, ,gl7, 'THE BARK of 300 OAK TIMBER TREES. 1 - or upwards, direEted to be felled this feafon, in Birkland, in SherWocd Foreft, for the ufe of the Navy, and other iurpnfes. Mr Clark, of Thcrefby Lodge, Deputy Surveyor of the laid Fereit, will thew the Bark to fuch Perfons as may be defirous of viewing the fame; and the particulars and Coalitions of Ede may be had of the fail Mr. Clark, at the place of tale ; and of Mr. Roblofon, Atietioneer, Mansfield. Tranilated from the Original Greek, By the late Mrs. ELIZA BEIII CAREER. With an Jntroduelion and Notes by the Tranflator. The Fourth Edition, with the Trauflatur's tail Additions and Corr retinue. FOR SALF, At the London Tun .Plymouth,on Tutfday, the 9th of June next, KarzEBUE. 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The Flc,!.lion is held at Lewes, and the Poll will continue open every diy from Ten in the Morning until Five in the Afternoon Any information that can be giyen to promote the return of Colonel St ao,SON. will be thankfully received by the Committees. The state of the Poll at the dole on Tuelday. the Isith.--* Colonel Stßa/SON 1673 Mr. WYNDIIAM - 3121 r FULLER 1739 tit fweive o'claek in the tut tnoon, elstiE handfome falt.failing Brig AUSTERLII'Z. DIMENSIONS, 'ffi" THE LoTTERY will thaw every day this week,i and fivilb on SATURDAY NEN:r, May 23. 3. His TRAVZ LS through IT A L v . , third Edition, four vole 20$ in boards. 4 NOVEL tiTTICS, Of Romances, Tab-s. &c. &c. elleerned in this tranflation one of the tuna elegant Works in this Clafs, which has appeared for fevers) years—three vols. iss in hoards. All the above have hccn publithed by Ric unite* Pam rs. 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THE BOOK a MONOSYLLABLES; or an INTRODUCTION to tbe CHILD's MONITOR, adapted II the Capacities of young Children. hi two parts, calculated to• lifts-neg.; them by familiar Gradations in the firft Principles of Education and Morality. By JOHN HORNSEY, Author of " A Chart Grammar of the Englifh Language." " An Introduelion to Arithmetic" and " l'he Child's Monitor, or Parental li.ftrualon:' Printed for I.ongman, Hurl, Rees,and Orme, Paternolter-row ; aw Wilfon and Spence, York. Where may be had, The Child's Monitor; or, Parental Inftruetion. 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MuArmed with filch Plates as arc amnia' to the ; price las in boards, FIRSTLINES of the Pra&ice of SURGERY — being an elementary Work for Student', and a coocife Book at Reference for Fraett loner. - 11 SAMUEL COOPER, Member of the Royal College of Surgeon*, • Fellow of the Medical : &tiny of London, and Author of Critical Reiketiots on the Coma& Printed for RICHARD Porturs, No. 6, Bridgc-ftreet, Black friant, sod fold by all Borafellers. Of whom may alto be had, T. A Trearlfe on the Anatomy and Difeefes of the Ear, with Argo Pates, drawn from real diti.etiono By J. C. Saunders. De towlirror of Anatomy at St. Thomas's liofpital, andSurgeott to Dirpenfaty for Dit-afe4 of the yc and Ear. Folio tl. 34. 2 h.. Flements of Calvanifin, in du ory and praetwe. Ify C. ll llkirtfoNfellow of the Colkge of Surgeons. and Ledo rernn that (clew, fa Sabolquare. Ina vols. Ova with numerous Plates, • price ti is. in boirtla 3. The Naval Surgeon, eantainii g the en ire Dl:tics of Medical lArn at Sat By W. Turnbull, Surgeon of the Navy, Ike. &c. plates, 94. boards. 4. A Irtatife on Vaccine Inaul Ilion, to whi-11 is sclera. in Account of the Chicken-Poa, the Swine Pox, and the 1 - livc4; with ea Appendix, containing Letter. .I.onl i'hylicians and Sur geons of eminence, refpeding the prefcnt (tate of Vaccination in busy Ct'its and principel Towns to the Uni!ed Ki;:gclom. Robert Willan. M.D. F.A.S. dce. &c. co. with coloured Eogror. Ingo, price 15s. in boards. 3 Treatife on the Caul" Progref4. and Cure of Confumpth n. Sy John Reid, M.D. Pbyrician to the tiabury 'llifpenfary, 7s. beards. 6. A Treatife on the Proceis employed by Nature in fu. - preffing the Hemorrhage from divided and Punditured Artr.tie*. Liy J. F. n. & Pllvtl4.b. Iti one volume,, :vo. with n tune-out plates, los. GI hoer 7. A Pradtleal Inquiry into Cie Caufes of Convulfive Anima, he. By Robert Bree, M 1) of the Royal College of Pity Edo,. toe. The Fourth Edition, confiderably improved and en. larged, by additional pradlical oldwivrtions, price Length • 93 Ft 41In. Breadth a 6 3 Admrafures - - 271 37 94 Ton•. Pierced for iS guns, nearly new, and in molt excellent condition ; would make a contpleat vein.) for any rurpofe where dilpatch is required, being a remarkably fait failing brig—fir might proceed to G a immediately, being in vrat , t of nothin; but provifions. A Prize to his Majeity'e (hip. of war EMERALD, commanded by F. L. hIAIVI.Atto, Efq now lying in !lamellae, and there to be de livered. .And afterwards will be Sold, the WARLIKE and other ATORFS of the laid VelTtl. For Um/mot-iv, and any further particulars. apply fix days previous to the fate to Melts. Ommatiney and Druce, London; Edward Lytle, Efq. Plymouth ; or at the Cnunting•houfe of WILLIAM LOCKYER, Merchant. LAST MAKERS. vT•AN FED immediately, four Men, who are good Workmen, and who will find conftant employ' and good wsgcs. by applying to Thomas Pauli, No. 27, Hoft itreet, Briltol, who has a large flock of good Dry Timber. ITARY EDUCATION. XTESSRS. BONNYCAS ['LE and HOMMEY LT L heg leave to inform the Nobility, and Officers of the Army, that they have removed to a much larger and more commodious Houle. at the village of Charlton, about ha( a mile short of Wool wich Common. The lit tiatiot; Is remarkably healthy and plcafant, and hefidcs an extenfive range of ground attached to the premifes for excrcife, Come of the Gentlemen can be accommodated with fe.. parate rooms. They will be initruded.il ufaal, in Mathematics, Fortification, Plan thawing, &c. as well as in all other brooches connected with a Military Education. They are alfo minified for being admitted into any of the Military ERa! , l:coments under Government—and for rite fervice of the Honourable Ealt India Company For the plai and terms apply to Mr. Bonoraftle., Woolwich Common. For thole who remain during the holidays, a Matter, rehdirg in the Honfe, attends daily, and the other Mal. tors oeeafionally. The Perfian language is taught by a Gentleman born at Calcutta, who refides in the heujs. This day were publifised, In One large Voiume Wham price 91 . ill boards, D IALOG'ULS on VARIOUS SUBJECTS. By the late WILLIAM GILPIN. A.M. Prebendary of Sanatory. and Vicar of toldm, in New Fortft. Publdlard by his Truftess, for the. BetteEt of his School at Be,ldre. Printed for T. Cadell and W. PaViCS, Strind. Of whom may be had, by the fame Author, T. Sermons preached to a Country Congregation; to which are added, a few flints for S..rmons : intended chiefly for the Ufe of the younger Clergy, 4 Vols. Bvo. new Editions; the: Volumes fold feparatc, price 75. each. Expolition of the N.w Teftament ; intended a. an Introduc tion t• the Study of the Scriptures, by pointing out the leading resift and co:median of the Sacred Writers. Third Edition, a vols. Svo. tes. 3 Ledures on the Catcchif.n of the Church of England. Fifth Edition. canto. 31. A Three Dialogues. on the Amukments of Clcrgynaen. Second Edition, .is. 6d. And a l Mr. Gilpin's other Worka. MISS OW ENSON's POEMS. Tbis day was publithed, elegantly printed, price Seven Shillings in Boards. THE LAY of an IRISH HARP; or, METRI• CAL FRAGMENTS. By MISS OWENSON, Author of the NOVICE of Sr DOWN lc, the WILD TRIED GIRL, &c. Tr:ll.s light as air. SuA«esrea t. rai papillon de Parnaffe .—LA FON TAIN Z. Printed for RICIIAID PRILLI Pi, 6, Bridge Beret: and fold L•y I. AI:EDER. M. KEENE, N. htauon, W. DOC:DALE, F. COL• SERI, and W. WATSON, I)ub in; and by all other Bookfelliii. Of whom may be had, The Second Edition of The NOVICE of 81`. 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In this Work an impartial account is given of the manners, car toms, arts, and condition of thr Dutch fince the converlion of the Relaihlic of the Seven United Provinces into a Kingdom. and a dcfcriptiou of the molt interefting °Neel+ and reentry in Holland and on the Banks of the Rhine,intcrfperfed with a variety of anec Antes illuftrative of the people of Holland. and of that part •of France and Germany through which the Author paned ; and the whole is embellifbed by 20 Engraving+, by a difthiguilhed Arita, from drawings made on the fpot. Printed for RIcHA ROPutt.LIPS, No 6 ,Brictge-ftreet,l3lackfriatv, and to he had of all Bookfellers. O( whom may be bad, • The NORTLIFRN SURIMIR,FICE ARC The STRANGER IN IRELAND, price 21.55. This day were publinted, In Three Volumes gnarto price 71. 17s. 6d. and Three Volumes, GRECIAN LITERATURE. Octavo, 51.35. in boards, New F.ditiona, with confiderable Ad- This day were publifhed, price its in boardr, dnionaand Alterations, embelliilied with 73 fine Engravings A RCWEOLOGIA GRACA, or the Antiquities (including Three new mite) by Scott, Latalfeer, Tomkins, and r ] of Ga etc a—being an Account of the Manners and Curious.% others, of of the On...is, deduced from the lauft and belt authorities, and RURAL SPORTS. By W. B DANIEL. rdating to their " 1 he following are among the interenitig Cot:writs of this Government Drefs Entertainments Work —Deg. F.x. Stag, Hare Hunt it iz. Cowling, Hare, Rabbit, 111 agiftrac y Esercifes Food Marren, Badger! Otter. Obfervatist -on the Origin, Principles and Laws Baths Mune Policy of the Game Laws, Abhttvi-tions of tie References to Judicial Proceedings Marriages .. Painting Law Cafes; Filbing. and Anrctlott-s refFieeling the Natural Hif- Religion Divorces Public Buildings tory of FM ; Account of Rivers in England, Scotland, and Ire- Games Funerals Hathours land; Angling, Fills Ponds and Ntts for taking Fifh, Laws resat- Military and Naval Dotneftic Employ-' Weights and Mea- • nr 6 • to Fith . Pirds and Sketches from their Natural Unitary, Birds I Affairs ments Cures, &cc &c. l of Game defcebtil, Statutes refpeding Winged Game, Gams : Chiefly defigned to Muth-ate the Greek Clarks. by explaining Keepers, and laws concerning ; Land Birds of Sport deferibed, , Words and Phrafes according to the Rites and Cuftoms to which Wirer Fowl, Direction. for Shooting Wild Fowl, Laws relating they refer. To which are prefixed a brief Hiftory oldie Grecian i to Wild Fowl, kings urea in Shooting dt ferihed, Laws rt 7 veling ' States, and Biographical Sketches of the principal Greek Writers. Dogs, Pigeon Shootitig. le ook Shontir:g, Rules for the Choice and , By the Rev JOHN ROBINSON. 'Management of Ammunition, Gun, dec. ! Of Chrifrs College, Cambridge, Matter of the Free Grammar Printed far Longman, Hurt, Rees, and Orme, Paternofter row; ' School at Ravenftonedale. in Wellmorelank : and J. White, i let t fleet t. I London : Printed for RICA an P 1111.1.1 Pi, No. 6, New Bri.lge j Of whom may he had, fired, and fold by all Bookfdlers. ! Whh elegant Engravings by Scott, in Two Volum es,fuper Royal , Jolt pnblifh-d, by the fame Au'hor, IQ . 4arto, price 71. 75 in boards. I The Gramniar of iliftory. by means of which that I.nportant 1 The I various linse, Wed in Sports of the Field ; including the Canine I Ancient Hiftory, bur the Ult. of Schools, in one daftly printed 1 Race in general. Confiding of a Serie; of rich and matted)! En. ; volume. duodecimo, price 6s bound. 1 gravings of every diftindt Breed !Tom Original Pairdingt, taken I Modern Filltory, Fur the Life alichools, finiPar to the Antient 1 from Lift, r urpady for the Work br P. Reitrgle, AR A. • }ham. price 6s bnur..l. CORPORATION OF MALTMEN. At GLASGOW, and within the TRADES' HAIL, the Lath of May, tBO7 years—Convtned. JOHN GARDNER. Jun. Vitl tor, with the Coltedor, and a number of the other Matters and Members of the CORPORATION of MALTMEN In GLASGOW, the whole having been warned, as was verified by the Officer.— ""f l l-1E Corporation, after having difcu ff ed feveral ^a- matters relating to their general airai s, took into coon. deration the BILL lately brought into Parliament for af f ording RELIEF to PISSI , IsITERS from the Ertablilhed Church (of England), when the following Rcfulutions were unanimously adopted : JR. That it is a leading principle in our Conititution, which we confider a good one, that the KINO can do no wrong, that his Maji.fty's advifers alone are refponfibic, and their condudt open to the aniniad , erfion of every individual in the realm. ail. That we confider ourfelves indep ndent, and free of any pralcal (arty, whether in or out of office; but we are by no means indifErent fpeaators of the condudt and meafures of Go. vernment. Ad l'hat two of the greateft Stattfmen that perhaps this or any country-ever raw, viz. Mr. Pitt and Mr. Fox, though they ur , cn differed in opinion, yet were united in loose things of great national concern ; among thofe were, the Abolition of the Slave Trade, and Catholic Emancipation. 4th. That the liberal, enlightened, and manic efforts of Lord Grenville. and thole who acted with him, in <Avalon* the Abp. titian of the one, and endeavouring the relief of the other, entitles them, we think, to the gratitude and thanks of the country. sth. That any promife or pledge given to the Cae•eilles of Ire. land, either by the prefent, late, or any Adminiftration, preriout to or ruhrequent to the Union, t o far a; it eonflittrionally can. ought to be fairly and juilly fulfilled; a. the honour and integrity of the Country fhsuld not be trifled with. 6th. Thai any law of a penal tendency refpeeling religious opi nions, the foonttr it is repealed the better; and Dilf-nters of evert defcription, behaving as good and loyal fubjeas, ought to enjoy accers to every civil and political privilege in common with chore of the Church of England. 7th. That perfecution for eonrcience fake, in what•ver shape it appears, or however modified, never was nor ever will be attends eel with good ; and it i• now high time it were completely ha. nilbed from what we juitiy confider one of the molt enlightened nations in the world. iith That to eonciliate the minds of all parties, to Ovate the Empire, and remove what appear; to us the mitaken opitions of the Catholics, I.ET US ACT TOWARDS THEM WI rit 0001) FAITH, and agreeable to that fublime mural precept, a principle congenial 'to every upright heart, THAT AS WE WOULD THAT OTHERS SHOULD DQ 'TO US, LET US SO 1)0 TO THEM. Thereafter the Corporation took into confideration the BILL for introducing TRIAL BY JURY into the Courts of Scotland; and without giving any trAnion upon the divifion of the Court of Ssfilan into Chambers, or iron the propriety of a Court of Re view, or upon any of the abitradt details in the propofed Act, were of opinion, that if the Trial by Jury now prorated, was extended to the inferior Courts o. Scotland, as well as to the Court of &Mon, it would be of very great advantage to Scotland in general, and to this part of the Community, and all others re moved from the Metropolis, in particular. There Minute* ace fined by the Vlitor. in behalf df the cor. poration, and are appointed to he located is the Otafgow Herald and Courier, Edinburgh Advertifer, and London Star, Morning chronicle, Ad CJorier, JOHN GARON ER. Jun. W 1..., I'FORP.SHIAE. TO BP. SOLD BY AUCTION. in a Ihort time At Carraway's Coffee linufe,Cbange,Ailey. Cornl:iU, London, of wt.iet due notice will be given, A. VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, rooftly in a Ring Fence. confilling of the Mount, !supra rine Reaory, Advrovron of the Vicarage, and nearly the entire Parith of Newnham, with a cnofidrrahle part of the adjoining Panel of Radw.ll, about forty Miles from London, on the treat North Road. Particulars, with a plan annexed, may be had of Mr. Groom. No. to, Lincoln'. Inn Fields. London; and of Mr. Sizakincog I ►tadwell who will alfo thaw tie &tate. WALTHAM, OR HAINAUILT FOREST, ESSEX. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Order of the Surveyor General of hi• Majefty's Wools, &c. By Mr. SAMUEL SECKHAM, On Satureay the 23d of May, 1807, at the M ty Pole, Chigweli- Row, by the fide of the For. THE BARK T 55 OAK TINIBER TREES, 1 - felled fur the life of his Majefty's Navy, containing shout 36 Load.. May be viewed any Jay previous to the Sa'v, by t..pptylog to Mr. Corderny. Woodward, and keeper of the laid Fnrcft, at Ciiig. well row ; and the Particulars and Condition; of S.*le may be had of the raid 14r. Cordtroy ; at the Place of Sale ; and of Mr. Samuel Seekbam, Cock's Hill Fzrro, Chigwell.