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ORDNANCE OFFICE, May 7, 1807 THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of Hi: GENERAL ELECTION. ORDNANCE? do berelligive Ntdire, That Propofals will be received at their Office, in Pall• Mall, on or before the %nth day of May nest, from fuch perfons as may be willing to undertake the fupply of Serge for Carridges upon Con tradt for Service of this Department, fur a period of three years. Further particulars, together with the Terms and Conditions of the Contraet may be known, upon application a:. the Secretary's Office, in Pall-Mall aforefaid, and Patterns of the Article there feen any day between the hours of ten and four o'clock, where the Propofals are alfo to be delivered foaled and eniorfed " Propofals for Serge for Cartridges," and containing a (pecimen of the Arti cle to be fupplied, but no Propofal can be admitted after the laid soth day of May, at twelve o'clock at noon of the fame day, nei ther will any Te.- ler be noticed, unlefs the party nuking it, or an Agent in his behalf shall attend. By Order of the Board, R. H. CREW, Secretary. TO THE FR►• : EHOLDFRS OF THS COUNTY OP MIDDLESEX. PHILANTHROPIC SOCIETY. His Royal Highnefs the Duke of YORK, Prefident. THE An NIVIASARY DINNER of this Inftitution will he held at Free Mations Tavern, Great Queen-ftrect, on Thurfday the salt May, any. nTevraeas 'Tbis day was Wined. price i 5.64 T U 'OWN AND CON l'ltY ; A COMEDY, in Five Ads, as performed at the Theatre Royal, Covent- Garden. Rt. Hon. the Earl of Briftol James Allan Park. Erg. I t , Hon. Lord Haerkerbury William Parker, Efq. Benjamin Gotillislil.Efq. Thomas Roberts, Erg. Joreph Henley, Efq. Samuel Stratton, Erg. J. Poolcy Kensngton, Erg. I Claude G. Thornton, Erg. Wier Mortimer, Erg. Tidies its. may be had at the Bar of the Tavern of the Stewards: of Mr Rook, Secretary, Armorer 's Hall, Coleman- Bred, and of the Society's Collesftors. ••• The Society's Chapel is now open every Sunday for Divine Service, which b.gins at a quarter pait it in the morning, and at 'ball-pelt 6in the evening preci`cly. THOS. ROOK F.. Sec. By THOMAS MORTON, Ffq. Printed for Longman, Hurlt, Rees, and Orme, Paternofter-row. Of whom may he had, by the fame Author, Speed the Plough, 21. 6d. Zorinfki, a Play, 2% 6d.—The Way to get Married, 23 6d.—A Cure for the Heart Ache, a Comrdy. as. 6d.—Secrets worth Knowing, a Comedy, as. 6d.-I'ke School of Reform; or, How to Rule a Huiband, a Comedy, 23. 6J. On the fame day will be publifhcd, price is. 6d. WIIISTI.2 rout IT. a Comic Opera, in Two Ads, as performed at the Theatre Royal, Covent Garden. By the Hon. G LAMB ARMY. -- - S T ATE OF THE WHEEL: 3 of £ zo,coo I 5 of ,C moo • -- sOw I 7 5o 0 '?TEXT DAY of DRAWING will be To morrow, 1. 1 1 and the Hilt Drawn Ticket will be entitled to zo,00:L A LIEUTENANT in an old diflin2nifhed Regi ment of Infantry. Rationed in Fngland, wifhes to exchange to Light or Heavy Cavalry.—Apply by law OA paid) to H W. to he left at the shakefpear Qoffee Houfe, New-greet, litr mingham. The Lottery will 6nilh on Saturday. Tickets and Shares, warranted undrawn, on fade at all the Ilan Wiwi. ALL E Nand PRINCE'S ANNR.TAL BALL will be on WIDNEI.DAY, May 20. at the Great Roosts, Paul's Head Tavcni, Cateston-nreet, Cheaptide. Double Tickets, Half a Guinea each, may he bad any time previous to the Rail evening; at their private Dancing Academics, No 1), Shcrrartl-ftreet, Gol den firm, and at No. i , Great Alie-ftreet, Goodman's Fields ; where alto thole who are impeded danzers may be finished in the 310 ft eligant modern ftyle; and thole whin never learnt that ac compliihment, but exclude themfaves from many agreeable par tite, under the miltakeu idea that dancing can only he acquired in youth, may in a than time be convinced, that with good inftrue tine' Ladies ur Gentlemen, of any age whatever, if capable of cont. mon cxercife, may loon learn, and quite in private, to dance in an esfy and genteel mamwr s, There Academics continue open all the Sumver. RHEUMATIC GouT AND RHEUMATISM. 111ZUR I RIDGE'S SPECIFIC, which is acknow ledged to he an infall.ble remedy, fot dude Diforders, I. now 041 file at the Proprietol'a Warehouß York-ltreet, Covent Gar. ex, where very num, mous and refpeaable Teflimoniala may be kcp which will at once evince Its excellence even to the ' , soft dnobtful mind. The tftablifhA efficacy of this invaluedc MedC one needs no eulogiuna. nor would it be adarerrifed but that the Vropietora feel it incumbent on them to make known an died tat we to the alluded part of mankind, that the bieffiog may be uni t:daily diffufed. THE EDINBURGH REVIEW, Na. XIX. is juft Printed for Archibald entlffable and Co Edinburgh: and John Murray, Fleet-Hurt. London. It told alto by every other IWltfeller iu Town and Country. Thie day sere publifhtd, lln (noires)? Octavo. price 48 in rztra boards. and on large paper, price Ss. 6d. In extra boards, *THE ELEGIES °IC. FEU° A LBINOV ANUS, -I- a Latin Poet of the Auguttan Age, with an F.ntliih Vertion. Printed for I ay.gnian, Hurtt, Rees. Orme,Paternotter-row ; and Meffrs. RivinKton, St. Paurs Church-yard. This day was puhlifhed, in Two Volumes, Oars°, price tas. in hoards, SEVENI'V SERMONS on the DOCTRINES and DUTIES of CHRISTiANITY ; confiding partly vf Dikourfss, altered and abridged from the Works of tiniurnt Divines. By WI 1.1.1AN1 JOY YOUNG, M. A; )Abater of St. Paul's Chapel Birmingham, and lonic time Fellow of Pembroke Co il-ge, Oxford. Printed fnr Longman, Hurt, lit es, and Orme, Patemofter row ; attl E. Piercy, Birmingham. Thig thy acre publi(hcd, In Ono large Volume Oaavn. price 9s. in hoards, _ _ . _ .. DOG U'ES on VARIOUS SUBJECTS. By the late Wll.l lAM GILPIN, A. M. Prehrudnry of Salifbury, and Vicar of Boldre, in New Fort ft. Publaheil by his Truftess, fc - the Benefit of hia School at Islam Printed for T. Cadell and W. Davie., Str ind. Of whom may he had, by the fame Author, t. Sermons preached to a Country Congregation ; to whirl% are added. a few Hints for Sermons : intended chi, fly for the I: fe of the yoin.gtr Clergy, 4 vols. Bvo. new Edltionb; the Volumes fold feparate, price 7a each. i Expolition of the N:w Teilament; intended al an Intrndite flea t. the Study of the Scripturo, by pointing out the leading fenk and conneetion of the Sacred Writers. Third Edition, 2 Vols.Bvo s 4s. 3 Lea tares on the Catechifm of the Church nf England. Fifth Edition. 12mo. 4i. 4 Three Dialogues, on the Amufements of Clergymen. Second Edition, ;s. And an Mr. Gilpin's other Works. 'This day was publithcd in duodecimo, price 3,5. 6d. bound, INTRODUCTION I.eaciir Francois :nu Re cutii de pieces choilies; avec 1' ciplication des idomes cc des Orates difficiks, qui s'y trouvcnt. Par LIN:SI..EY MURRAY. Auteur dune ammaire Anginife, &c. printed for Longman, Hurd, Recv and Orme, l'ater^ofier Z'W, Darien and Haney, Graz...church-Circa; lA'ilfon and Spence, Fork ; and Arch. Conftabk and Co Fdinhurrei. " this little volume, which is Iligned for the ufc of perfrnc ylv , have jolt begun to leant the French language, is compofed of :st , aels tram French writers of reputation, who are dittinw:ithed 11'" I'? PrirtY and ufefuliorsi , f their fentiments. Mr. Murray fay es.-reifed his dual caution and judgment in thefe feledtions— int caplavations i the Appendix, of the idiomatical expref- Imos and difficnit phrafrs. which occur in the camels, are well' e.kut.ind fin:Oily, and courequently to facilitate the ltudy of the hnguage." Anti. jaco,in Rev. Aoril " The larger work (to which this is an introtfuetion) was com- Pfed of estraets from a great variety of the Brit claffical writers Otte Magadan age of French Literal nre—ar d we with pleafure sbtetsc, that in every pan of the pr. fent pram mote, as well as of the L.l9evr Fran: the author has paid great attention to the Mords 01 the ltudent Not a fentintent has been admitted which tan inn t the molt delicate mind; and in many of the pieces piety and virtue are I.l.ieed in the muft amiable and attractive points of tr; er." Geneent..ii's Mag. April 1%37. 01 the fame Bookfellers may he had the lateft I...anions of all the other Works of the fame A tath,ir. namely— !. Ledeur Francois, ad Edition corrected, price is 6d I. A Eirlt Book for Children, 4th i dit. enlarged, price 64 3. An I t.glifh Sp./Bing Book, 6th F.dit. 39 6d. 4. Au Eitgl fh Grammar, is th Edit. improved, 35 6d. S. An Abridgment of the Grammar, igth Edit is. 4 Englith Exertifes, t ith Edit. enlarged, 23 6d. Kty to the Exercifes, yth Edit improved, 23 64 8. If trodpaion to the Reader. sth Edit. 35. • 9 The lnglifh Reader, 7th Edit 43 to. Sequel to the Reader, ad Edition, much improved 4s. it. !Alva of Reli..ion, 3th ,d.tion, enlarged, 35 6d. This day .was publilhed, price a 4. 64. ASERMON preached in the P ar ilh Chu rc h o f Richmond en the Fth of March, alloy, being the Brit Sun. day after the et edion of a Marble Tablet by the Parifbioners of Richmond in Memory of TinamAs WA KIM CLD, B. A. their late btloved and rt fpreted Miiiiiter; to which is fuhjoinecl a Sketch of the Chara& r of that excellent Man, printed and circulated amonglt his Frieuds and Parithimurs immediately Rita his &mfr.. By EDWARD PA I'TESON, M A. Formerly of Trinity College, Oxford. &Id by Maks. Rivineton, St. Paul's Church Yard; Faulder, ii-w Boud area; and Hstchard, Piccolilly; alto by Wall and Ankli, Richmond. This day were publifhed. In One large Volume, Octavo, price sis. in hoards, I EC ruREs nn SYS I'EMA I'IC THEOLOGY, and no PUI.PI F ELOQUENCE. By the late GEORGE CAMPBELL, D.l) FR.S. Ed. Principal of Marifchal College, Aherdeen. Printed fur T. Cadell, and W. Davit-,, Strand. Of whom may be had, by the lame Author, t. The Four Gorceb., trandated from the Greek ; with Preli minary Difrei cations and Nuts, Critical and Explanatory. New n, will the Author's laft Corr.dious. Four Volumes, 12s. in boards. a A Dill;_rtation no Miracles. Third Edkints. To which are added, Sermons and Tracts. Two Volumes, Odtairo 1211 OSiIAN'S POEMS. Genuine Editions. in various Sixes. This day were publithed. New Edition of THE POEMS OSSIAN. TranfLated by JAMES MACPHFRSON, Efq. To which are prated, Di'rata' ions on the Ant and Poona of 0111111. Elegantly printed, by Bentley, in Two Volumes Era price Ills. in boards: or on Royal Paper, price ti. tos. in hoards. Other Edit iol:s In Two Pocket Volumes, price. 6s in boards; or on fine paper. p. ice . Printed for Cadet, and DAvlea, R. Faultier and Son, Oenot and son. J Walktr, Verhor, Hood, and Sharpe, R. Lea, [Noma and. Marry, J Nunn, Cuthell and Martin, Seateberd and I.rtwernao. Longman, Hurft, Rces, and Orme, J. Booker, B. Crulby, Black, Parry, and KinFlbury, R. Setkoky.lind r. Arperne • this day were publills .d. In Twu Vu:nsuea, price too. boards, • E I'TE RS ADDRESSEDto the DAUGHTER of a NOBLEMAN, on dui FORMATION ut R.ELIGIOUS and MORAL PRINCIPLE. By ELIZABETH HAMILTON. Author of " Ltttcrs on the Eltmentary Principles of Uses tion." Bte. Piloted for T. Cadeil and W. Davi,a, Strand. " The fatistadion which we received from Mils Hamilton's Letters on Lelucation, as well as from her Memoirs of Agrippina, was fuch, that we opened the voluirtes before U 4 with expeditions of imulement and inttrudion, which, though high indeed have not been difappointed. We are convinced that no young lady in the kingdom, nor old lady eit her, will read them with due atten tion, and carnally endeavour to obfcrve the precepts which their author inculcates, without becoming a ware anal better Christian." britilh Critic, April, tBoy. Thi. day was publiaied, a Now Edi:ion, in fm.di Octavo, price Gs. in (muds. ADICTION:A.Ii? of NIUSiC; to which is pre. fixed a lamiliar Introduaicn to the SCIENCE of HAR MONY. y IHOMAS BUSBY, Muf D. prefent Work. is offend t,s the Public as a complete and comprehenfive adionary The want or fuch a work has long been Ith by ttudents.amateurs, and profeffors. In board ing fchouls and private families, it wilt he found of indifpcolible ufe to every you; lady beginning to practice; and it will he no Iris acceptable i.s an apprndage to every Piano Forte, and to the Library of every proficient in the Pradice of Mufic Printed to: le ICIIAMO Poseurs, No 6, Bridge-ftreet. Black friars; and fol.l by all other Mulic-fellers and Bookfellers in the United Kingdom. JUST COMPLETED! I hi‘ day was puh'ilhetl, in Two very large and dolt:1y rin!td Volumes in ()jam), illuarared with One Hundred and Fifty fuperior Engr.ivings, Prize 61. 6s. in Boards, or 61. 1 6s. 6d. handloniely humid. it NEW CYCLOPEDIA ; nr, COMPENDIOUS DICTIONARY OF ARTS AND SCIENCES : including EVERY MODERN 1013CDYER Y,1:•1 the PRESENT STATE Of "VERY BRANUM OF HUMAN KNOWLEDGE By G. UR L GORY, D. D. Donor in Mint. phy and the Arts. and Honorary Member of the Imperial Univerliry of \Vilna; Member of the INlancbcfter and biewcaltle Literary and Philo fophical Societies; Honorary Member of the Board of Agriculture; Dim - wale Chaplain to the Bifhop of Liantlaff ; Vicar of Welt Haul; Author of Elf sys Historical and Moral, the Econmoy of Nature, &c. A DICTIONARY of A IttS and SCIENCES in a compendious form, fufficlently copious wirhuat hcing prolix accurate but not dif tufe,divetted ut all fup,..:tlaous Tarter, compr,. fling ra , lier than co pying what has been done by nth.: s, and exhibiting a eltar hut con Bile view (lithe prefent Rate of the various branches of human know ledge, has long Leen a nioft defirahlc ohjeet to the Eve& reader itudtnt.-1 he following arc the immediate advantages which arc promikd to the purchafers of an. work. ift. It exhibits a compendium ot all human knowledge, the more luminous bccaufc cleared of all extrancnus matter, praelical rather than fpcculative, aid particular attention has been paid in it to the molt uhtful I:ranches. _ - ad. It is of a convetrient and comparatively portable use, calcu lated to lie on the table of every studious perfois, as a book of con- Rant reference. the retrenchment of many fuperfluous and ufelefs articles, which have lately found their way into nooks of this tl,s • ferlption. has caufed a confiderable reducction its point of Gze, without impairing the intrintic value and general utility of the work. 3d. It is printed fo as to cortelpsont with the quarto editions of johnfun's Ditftionary ; and the polfeffors of both wor►s thus have, in four quarto voiumes,and at a moderate espenes, all the literary aid which the hoglah Itudent or reader can reqoire. ath • The work is neatly printed in a new and elegant type, on fupergne yellow wove paper. The copper plates have beers en grave.; chiefly from original drawings, by the first artilts, :nada= spinal to any plates ever given to the public in a work of this nature. Primed tor Itictutao Puita.trs, No. 6, Bridge area, Black friars, and fold by all boatel erg and Dealers in Books. N. 14. Perhoss slifpufsal to porchafe this work in monthly parts way lac rupplis.d with them asttbe ettt day of every walk at Tea I 61iillinp each. MII ITARY EDUCATION. MESSRS. BONNYCASTLE and HOMMEY beg 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 half a mile sort of Wool wich Common. The lituation is remarkably healthy and plc-dant, and betides an extenfive range of ground attached to the premifes for exercife, fonie of the Gentlemen can he accommodated with fe parate rooms. They will be inti.rueted. as LINA, in Mathematics, Fortification. Plan Orawing. &c. as well as in all other branches connedted with a Military Education. They are alto qu'llified fur being admitted into any of the Military Fltabliihments under Government.—and for the fervice of the limourable Ealt India Company Fur the plaa and terms apply to Mr. Borinyealtle Woolwich Common. For clink who remain during the tmlld ty 4, a Mailer, refitting 1 . 9 Olt /inure, attends dilly, and the other Maf revs occalionally. 't Perfiati latiguags. is taught by a Gentleman born at Calcutta, who re fides in the hours. WALTHAM, OR HAINAULT FOREST, EaSE X. TO BE SOLD BY AIIC TION, fly Order of the Sur , eyor General of his Majefty's Woodi, Ste. by Mr SMUG.' Beckham, On Saturday the 23d of May, tllo7, at the May Pule, Chigsvtli- Row, by the file of the Forelt, 'rHE BARK of t 55. OAK TIMBER TREES. 1 . felled for the ore of his ikiajeft)'s Navy, about 36 Loads. May be viewed any day previous to the Sale, by applyinz to Mr Corderoy, Woodward. and keeper of the fah! Vomit, at (lig well-row ; and the Particulars and Conditions of Sale may ho had of the laid 7A r. Cordcroy; at the Place of Sale ; and of Mr Samuel Seckliam, Cock's Hill Farm, Chlgwell. Fine. FOR SAM At the London Inn Plymouth,onlay, the 9th of June next. Twelve o'c'eek in the Forenoon, THE hand - Come fall failing Brig AUSTERLITz _ _ DimEssioN,, _ _ Length - - 93 Ft 4 In. Breadth - 26 3 Admealirev - - 271 57 94 Tone. Pierced for tit gwin nealy new, and in moft emlient condition ; would make a compleJt yeffrf for any purpofe where dilpatcla is rtquired, heing a rtmarkahly fart failing brig—fhe might prcceed to lea immediately, beinq in wat• tof nothing hut provilions . Prise to his Majeity's thin "f war EMERALD, commanded by F. 1.. VLAITLAND. Efq now lying in liatuoaze, and there to he de liver: d. And a terwards will he Sold, the WARLIKE and other ~TORTS of the fa'd Vella For lot/emotive and any further particulars. apply fix days previous to the fale to Mrifts Ornmantiry and Druce. London; Edward Lytle, I•fq Plymouth ; or at the Countingdvalfr of WILLIAM LOCKYLK, Merchant. Plymouth, May 9,1.807. 'FUR ERS. TO CO ETON SPINW.RS AND CO IT;)14 M.INLIFAC- WEAR FIELD COTTON MANUFAC FC•It Y, I XETER. •TO BE DIsPOSF.D OF BY ritlV ATE CON rRAC F, For the re -rainit , r of a Term of Four !=cnre. and :gine:Ten Years, deterniiiishlc on the: deaths of two good Lives. aged refpt tßively about 27 and ty *ears. and for a concurrent Term of 4 z Years, abfolute, which commenced from the t 2th of St ptein'ler, [793, held by Leare from the Mayor and Chamber of Exeter, under the yearly Conventionary Rent of 2cl. A CAL'! L, EX r F.WIVE. and COMPLETE L A COTTON MI i.l. and MANUFACI ORY, with the MAI Gear, Tackle Min. Yard, Ontlionfec Buildings. and Apprte nwices latlon2ing thereto, well worth the attention of (4w:l 7 1 / 4 la nufaclurers. having been en.ar.l on the belt conil rmnioti I , in coy {lee repair anal order, and fir nated in the immeili;oe of the City of Exeter (el the River Fie which affords a powsrfid Stream to drive the Machinery, and inc Wear that diverts the Water for that purpore is kept in repair at the Lid Mayor and .Chanther's expence.—The Colman can be extended to at large i a kale as may be wißted. The Mill is built of brick and (tone, and confins of a centre Building and two Wings ; the centre contains four Flours for Ma chinery, and an Attie Story ufed as a Reeling and Remo, 1 One of the Wings coNprifcs a Counting houfe, Warehoufc. and I other neeeffary Oifices, and the other forms a fuhßantial at.il tax gam Dwelling houfe, hitherto ufed as the reSdence of the aaice Partner in the Concern. In front of the Mill is a Plot of Land tired as a Bleact:irg Ground, and adjoining to the Dwelling-houfe is a good Garde.. Behind the Manufactory is a Yard, round which are Fourteen Cottages, with (mall Gardens, ercded for the accommodation of the itiperintentlants and Workmen employed in the Mill; and adjoining the Yards are feveral Lofts and uther Buildings. At one end of the Plot in front of the Mill is a good Bleaching Houle, with all the neceffary Machinery and Chymical Appara tus for the bleaching and Sniffling of Callicoes, Twilt, and Hufe, and silo a Drying Houle, Stove, and Trim Shop. Alto to be Dtfpnted of, All the Machinery anti Uttnfilm of Trade in the faid Mill, which arc in corn. kte repair and condition, and made upon the bat and neweit principle, cnmprifing 31 Water Ts. Spinning Frames, each Frame containing S. Spindles ; two Mules, each containing s; Spindles ;3t Carding Engines. Drawing and Roving Frances, Reels, Ste. with every "titer Article neceflary for the preparing and (pinning of Cotton Twift and Weft, and for completely car rying on the Spinnieg ettilnefs in all its Branches. Alto, Four Carding Engines, three Roving Billies, and Sxteen Spinning Jennies toe Weft, tat Looms for the Manufaduring of Catlicocs of different dcfcriptions, and 41 plain and giiger Stock ing Frames. This Manufadnry port&lfcs numerous local advantages, and is the only Cotton Mill in the Writ of England. A ready tole for Callients and Hate may always be found in the Neighbourhood. The price of labour is confiderably lets than that paid in the North of England, and any number of work people may be procured at a very iltort notice. For further particulars apply to Metres. Creenstray. Min, and Need, Exessr, , or Melte.. Peter Bertha and Sons, Merchants, Flufbin %mac. Lousione—lactcr ) May 1.4, a 07.. GENTLEMrtf. •THE warier and unaltered expreffinns ref confidence -I- with which I have been received on my canvals in e►ery part of our enlightened and independent Comity, have fati.fiCtorily proved to me that all atterotts to diftrad your minds from the confideration of your rights. and the heft means of proerviog them, have failed. lam molt truly grateful to you for the kind fupport with which I am honoured, and which I afcribe fairly to your approbation of the principles upon which I have aded. In the while course of the many years that I have been I❑ y o * frrvice, it will not be imputed to roe, that I ever received or courted a perfonal gratification at the hands of power. Do ply sod per manently conneded with the County, my firit and fol.: olsjott has been to promote its welfare, for I can have no into-eft equal to the maintenance of our common profperity. It mutt be •he great oljed of the County in which the Metropolis of the Fatipire is placed, to chute a Reprefentative that (hall he a foldout, vigilant, and zealous guardian of the privit yes of the people, that the [yam from which we have derived all our advantages may not be impaired, and that the blefli ,, gs which we Lave derived from our ancaltors may he traillnitted to our poiterity ro he con lidered by you as a fit perfon to he chofen for this emit:cut mat. is the only honour to which I ofpire. It is my pride, that is every one which I have given as your itcyrefentative I have been ado ated folly by the duty which I owed to you ; acid I can, from the bottom •f my heart, promife you. that no temptation Gull make nit forego thl , confutation which this fteliog will give me in the hour of my death Gentlemen. though the affuranees which I have received make me certain of the iflue of the contra lu which I am engaged, yet, preluine to fay, Qat it is important to the peace of the County, that i Mould he honoured with your early appearance at the Hulling. on Monday next I am, with fentiments of.fincere gratitude, GZNTLEMLH, Your molt faithful fe►vant, St. Ismes's-Iquare, May rs• G. CARRIAG will he provided at the undvrittentimed Places on Monday moming next, and every fucceeding Morning during the Fleeli on, viz:— Ntar the White Mere, Poplar. Near the Britannia, Limehoufe. Near the Anchor and Hope, New Crane, Wapping. Near the Geo ge frn , Back-htne, St. Georges ire the Eaft. At the Court :-.oufe,Othorne-rtrect, Whitechapti. At Rethnal Green. Near the Mermaid, Hackney. • In I ore-Rrect, Spica!fickle. Tower•Hili. Near Shoreditch Church Ne .r Sr. Luke,. Horpital, City road. At Oct nreen. At the Adam and Eve, New mad, Tottenham court. At Ifi.ngton At the North Lod of New Bchlgelreet, Bbekfriars At Sto:.:y's 0.114 Coffee boufe, Great Gmrge Street, Wedmin • er. At Knig'nfbridge near Sloane-greet Near Ibbetloy's lintrl, In Verc-Itrett, Oxford•ftreet. N •ar the Hell and Crawl, Inn, in Holborn. In Piccadilly, near James. Church An at Mr. Hynes Knife, in St Jameerfquare. A 9 Numerous and Relpeetsble M I'l N t.f the FREEIIOI.DF.RS of MIDDLESEX heti at the rroe Msfeits . rairerti. Great Iliac& Brae • Sr WILLA A `/: UIBBONS, Bart In the Chair; Re4v d Ilnsoimttaffy, That his Mijetly havlbg been gratioally licatd to mike s fo ltmn Appeal to his Per pie, on a great Conftitatiosial Ct2i•iiion. in volving the Seewity of that Ynneitant Eitah!lernent whici it was the great °hied of the Revolution in tt.BB to maintain and perpetuate, it becomt a. at fat+ a time eipecially. th- o onion of this Meeting. the bounden Mayor all the F.le.ftora of di, United K ittstinni to morn fuck Members to Parliament as m ty h e tq c n. filed on for a Srm refillance to all innovation on o ur invaluable Conftittitinti in Church and State. Refolved Unaitio, , ,tlly, That deeply impreffed with fend totems this Meeting think it their duty to declare, Oast th-.) , con fider CtiklSl(.l.lll:k BA VN Ei, Bat. a fit a, d proper perfol to repreftnt the County of Middltlex in Parliament; that Gentleman being recommended, nut only by his perfect Indliendence and great Rapecialtilny, and by ilia activity and ufetuitias as a Ma giltrate of this his Native County, hut more tip; daily by Lis known Loyalty to the King, by his firm attachment to the Princi ples which placed his Maj,. dy's Family on the Throne and by th explicit pledge which he has fpontaneoufly and puivicly given to k , exert his utmoft endeavours to m-intaiu :old uphold our happy Conititution in Church and Statc, as eltablidied at the glorious • Revolution " Refolved Unaninindly, That the Electors affemhled at this Niro log canlid: r Sir Chrtitopher Bayne. eutitiel to the rhart'ss of the Comity. for the handfnme manna in whielt he It ts tone for ' ward at this momertous c: , 114, and that they wil!. !ieidtutily and collectiv,..l?, exert their in.,At llrotu ms endeavours to endure his eledioa, as a Reprefent Wye of the Cou , ty of Middlef , tx Refolved Unanintoully, 'That the 14, lulu:loos paired at this Meeting be inferted in the Public Papers. WM. GMBON 3, Chairman The Thanks of the Meeting w:re uttanimuully voted to the j ChArrnan. :H1; CO A.'s; 1 !ALES for conilitaing the Ekc tion of Sir CHIWiTOPriF.R. B.11:NliS, will meet at the following Plans, viz . The It. Arrni, Well e ctire•fq:nrc; M !Tr... Hunt .r and 3, Ch.ithAtc-row, ; aud Nu 13, I..inculli's•lnn Old Sql - tre. At wl.lch Pine!' as Communication , : c &tared to prom te Chriftopkr Llayilee'v Succefs, will be m ,ct tharkf.i'ly recAved, an.l where allneekrary informition will ftc gin Carriages will he provhle.l at the uodeimi:i:tiored Place+ on Monday morning next, and every fucccediu,; m.rui 14, At Seven o'Clock, during the Election, viz : St. James's Church, Piccadilly. Paiithi on, Oxford ftreet. Opp7)fre Chancery lane, hillhorn St eternities Church-yard. Welt Side of Temple Gat Palace-yard, Clerkinwi.:l Green. Iflingtun Green. Moorfields. liiihlpfgue Church. Shoreilitili Church. Whitechapcl. Shad well Church Lit th: Tower hill. Applications tor Carriages mly be mac Po ?kir. fklling7ll:ii, Blue Boar, ‘Vhitechapel ; or, to Mr. Anthrore Humphreys, liar ptr area Urd Ugh- !are. TO "I'HL GEN 11 .: 1.. it v,ci.Fßoy, AND FM 11-1 COUNTY N11131.)1.E6i..X. Cax - rt.rmrst. H A V.NC; ha 1 d'e high H-tvitir of icing nomi natco. :hi- d.iy, at a very nivntreto. Meting of the Fr , elioiders of this Coot ty, a< a tic a:id proper Perron to he your i eprae. , t rive in Parliament. with jvcr•afc,l I requeft your Suffrages in my behalf. Tile ve: y ittcring recep tint with which city hunnbh: pre:enrolls have Neu ice: ived by foch a Meeting. ail . ): ds th'a mat plealing confirm...li )r. of the Nopes I hail previ. fly entzrtaiaed, that like grounds on which I ven tured to offer inyfelf to 'nor notice as a Candidate, would be honoured with clot decided ap2ruhation of the Comity at larg In full reliance therefore on your favour and fupport, I beg Inv.: to repeat my arfurance, that Mould I he honoured by your civic:, will evert my utmoft endeavours to Maitirlill and uphold oar happy Conftitution in Church and State, as ettabliAbed at ti glorious Rtvolution.-1 have the honour to be, Gentlemen. Y. ur molt obedient, faithful, humble,Servant, Haicteld Place, May ts, iBO7. CHRISTOPHER ISAYNiii•