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NUMBER 52691 ..._ THEATRE-ROYAL,DRURY4ANL TO -MORROW EVENING, DECEMBER 13, will be acid (third time) a new Comedy. called THE SCHOOL FOR FRIENDS. The Chandlers by VetTrs. F I.LISTON, WROUGHTON, lIARRYNIORF., lON. MATHEWS. DORMER, MADDOCKS, &e. bit; Pope, Mrs JORDAN, Mrs. H. SIDDONS. The Prologue to be rpoken by Mrs. H. SIODONS, The Epilogue by Mr MATHEWS. After which tit, I.caend.try \Mu-Drama. called TeiE SLEEPING BEAUTY. 1'1.•: w Comedy of the School for Friends, performed fottht flit; narc tali night, having been rtceived throughout with the 'sighed. marks of approbation from all parts of Mu Theatre, will be repeated every evening through the week. This toning, with the Sleeping Beauty. BY COMMAND OF THEIR MAJESTIES. THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDF.N. TO -MORROW EVENING, DECEMBER 12, • • will be aced the Comedy of LOVER'S VOWS. To whkh will be added the Farce of LOVE LAUGHS AT LOCKSMITHS. This Evening—King Henry the Fourth. Part H. The Wild laandrrs; end Peeping Tom. On Friday, Othello; with Sprigs _ _ . VICTUALLINGOIFICE, Decoder 4. 430 j• r rHE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING HIS mot7ESTra NAVY, th Atredyew Mate. That on Friday the 13th intl. they will be ready to receive Tenders in writing (fealed up) and treat for 200 Taos of MUSCOVADO SUGAR; to be anfwerable to faropks to be produced with the Tenders; to be delivered into his Majelty's Vidualling Stores at Deptford, in the props:donor not ids than tweaty-five, nor more than thirty tons per week from that day; and to be paid for by Bills payable with Intereft ninety days after date The Conditions of the Conrad may be fmn at the Secretary's Office. No regard wegl be bad to airy tem& in which t&trite Ail sot k aryl in Tema, at Ind, or tbatfiall oat & stawred b t& Berri befog* tme alai we the pig! Fitly the i3tb iajast, tor stsaltfi the &las wig awain the tnicier, • • IN F peM4 M 4ie S atlas* toattlever what 'Nadler. — rrenuzinvo 11WICA, Dectiaber 4, 1805. T HE CO3fMISSIONARS for VICTUALLING HIS ALAYES77** NAM b beret zive make, That on Friday the loth hallant, they will be ready to receive Tesderi in writing (hated up) and treat for the (apply of what FRESH BEEF may be required for the elk of His Majefty's Mips and 'Verde at Falmouth, from the tyb of March next to the 3t ft of Member following to be paid for by Bias payable with in tereft ninety days after date. . . The Conditions of the Contra may be feen at the Secretary's O!6e•, at this Once, or by applying lodic Cacao, of the Cuf• toms at Falmouth. Na regard toil/ k had to arty tends► is salSicaS tbr trice Atli aft k iok►W is Ivor& at Itagth, raid Iliasoa k atiarerie 0 tie Beard before oat eclet, OM the fail Friday tba tad bigot s air awl 1 G Me Per pa wke males the lade►, o► foot et* la Lis 464; sitastk, 0 02- per sae,' called for. BEGINS DRAWING FEBRUARY 3, 'So& SCHP.Mis. 3 of 4 so,oco WC £ 6 oPoo 3 zo,ooo 30,000 3 •••• • i POO ••••• 1.1,0 0 II .--. •-•• 2,00 1,000 .•-• 6, , :n0• . &Pm so Soo .... SoPzo • co zoo Sim 110 - 1 0 6 i 300 - . • s,cco Firft- drawn Tickets ss • ' :5.~ . I 10,'3C0 v.s.co Tickets ...—.—. A. 250.01:0 PART 07 TRI,AIOIIIR CAPITALS. !grit-drawn Ticket, lit lay, Liege° 1 Ditto 4th Day, 20,00 ' Ditto 6th Day, . - saw) 1 Dino Sth Day, 3000 Ditto icth Day, 2,000 r rICKETS and SHARES are felikig 'at every . 1 . LTCENCFD LOTTERY OFFICE.-.-PRESENT PRICE: Ticket ' - ku) ey 0 nag cio 0. 0 EOM': Li ft et Qaarter s t o I . Sixteenth ss .6 ••• An early purcbafe le adsifeel, as the hat 5,000 'fickets wilt, be entitled to 22Lereb, bellies their chance ot the capitals. PHILOSOPHICAL TRANSACTIONS Of the ROYAL SOCITY of LONDON, abridged by Dr. HUT ON, Dr. SHAW, and Dr. PEARSON. - r`l - TE Subferibers, and the Public, are refpeafully -a- informed that 'the SEVENTH Volume of this Work, is eomplatal, and ready for delivery. • •„' Ihe Proprietors Batter thetnklves that the regularity with ;.; Lich they have proceeded in the Publication of the Parts and Volum:it° neatly the Middie•of the Work, netarlthßanding the grAtinefs ofthe Undertaking, will be deemed a fuflicient pledge of the due completion of the Whole. Ac thr Number printed of the large Paper Is extremely limited; Per tout who may he, denrous of polfeifing that Edition arc reeom anended to Imre thiVolumei already irublithed. A Profpettug of the Work may be had by 'po l ing to the Pub linters, C. and k. Baldwin, New Bridge firm. London. This day were publithed, In Four Volume., taino. mice One Guinea, In beards. THE MOR LANDS. TALES, illultrative of the SIMPLR and SURPRISING. • By R. C. DALLAS, Lk. Printed for T.ongmao, Mira, Rees, and Orme, Paternoßer-row. Of whom May be had, by the Rune Author, T. Aubrey, a Novel, in 4 vol.. I IMO. lgs. boards. • We ht re announce to our Readers a very agreeable and in fh-rotive Novel, in which the inedenN [herniates afford a leffoo, b.nr, tarroving and entertaining and the fentinients are always founded on jolt perceptions of rescon and nature." Moodily Rev. May dos. 2. Percival, or Nature Vindicated, a Novel, the fceon4 tdittow, in 4 'eds. tauto► tBs.boards. This day were publifhed, In One Vulunae Bvo. price 55. in boards, LETTERS from PARAGUAY, in Smith Anic tics, dcfcribing the Settlements of Monte Video and Buenos Ayres ; the Precedencies of Rioja Minor, Nombre de Dios, St. Mary and Johfa, &c. &o. with the Manners, Cuttoms, Reit. • gious Ceremonies. &c. of the Inhabitants. Written during a rc 4dr:wan of Sevenrom Months in that Country. By JOHN COUSTANE DAVIE, Efq. Addrelred to York, Efq. ofTanntots Dean, Socnerfetfhire. Printed for G. Rubinfon, Faternoftcr.row. Of whom may be had, juR publilbed, in a vols. Bro. illottrated with yippee plates, price t6s. in boards, the :hied edition of Tra s• is through SYRIA and EGYPT, in the years 1783, 1784, and 5735. Containing the prefent Natural and Political Rate of thole ountries, their ProduCtions, Arts, Manufadtares and Commerce. ohfcrvations on the manners, cidtoms and government of the rurks mid Arabs. ity M C—f. Volney. 'l•rAndated from lie Etna: 44 .4 ! I t - 1; 4 •- • " A I ' T t l "' )• - - :4k ‘ ,. .4 4 9 ••I • 7 •••• • hi „ -I • -,,%-• • ....,, , .. . .._..... •. - ... . •-__, v .....r. .. ' ) 5..6 ( -t•' .. .--,,--- - 11 1 ,:N_,./. ‘..., •- iaia. 9 ,,,,., a . . \ . . ()S) , 1 tr: ‘r 1: T • r lib. 7 ` ~ / •.- . MI! JP. P .' (...-:-.1.14::: & -- . 4 1 - ._.., —.4%C\7 4.a: N.. ; - aro ...._. ..... ._ - WEDNESDAY., DECEMBER li, 1805. PRICK SIX-MCI 1 I i I ..I I' i i . 1 PATRIOTIC FUND. LLOYD 6, Dic tO,TB^S. A T a GENERAL MEETING of the COMMIT TEE,heIii this day. (lecke Chapel, Portman-fq. H •Hatton Crayford, Kent Robert Wright Capt. Taylor's Volunteen Orange *red, Leiceiler-fickls Erith, Kent St James, Duke's-place R. Povah St Martin, Outwich I.ltwia St Margaret's Patten, Rood lane Wandfwortlt. Surrey . P. H. Butcher Officers, N:m. mom attiL stied Officers, Privates and Drummers, of the Loyal Wandlv. on+ Corps of Volunteer Infantry, at Wanelfworoi COurch fpfwich J. Lee New Romney, including . 1 . pay from the Offi• ce:s and PrilrAtel of the Volunteer Corps Stoke upon Trent Statrirtlfti P.:11-11reet Meeting London ---- Sinn Chapel, Darttord, Kale Osapcl, Dulwich Coll_ze qt Giles in the Field,. Loud. M'Carty St Nicholas, Warwick R. Miller King's Maxi, Wurceilcr P. l'dwards St.'Atidrew,Plymouill J. Candy St George's Chapel, Preilon Roman Catholic Infra, do. hiLwmarket E. Davis Bactil Meeting, Hythe J. P';rrat Stalbridgc,Dorfetiblre -- Chstrch, Sunderland J. Hampton Chapel, di. to Holywell. Fiintilsi re J. Llayd Chapel, Wakefield M. Bruce Riathy, Warwick S. Meath Brixton, near Plymton R. Lane Minded Church. Harnpihire Mr. Cook Church, Lyndhurit Diffenters Meeting. ditto, .__ _ _ _ zoo 1 4 4f, THOMAS BOYAR, Efq. in the Chair, Refotoed, That the following Addrefs to the Public, be 'alerted in the Daily Papers— In the preface to the Report,publiled on the Eft of March left, the Conuni;tee, after Rating the Receipt and Expenditure to that period, oh:'erved. " That the Contributions already received, formed a Fund fo ample, in proporion to the demands hitherto made upon it that they abßained from any new appeal to the Public ; sor.fi.k.nt that, whim circumitanees rendered it neceffary, they (hold(' not appeal in vain ; but that the fpirlt and liberality of Britons would always rife equal to the occafion, when called upon to relieve the (offerings, and reward the valour or thole who di( tineuithed thetureives in the fervice of their Country." This Centime= has now been fully }Whiled. The fume fib. feribed previous to the 6th of left month, when the glorious Vie tory of Trafalgar was announced to the public, amounted to 175,0c0l and the dividends received to 20,0001. The relief that bad then been voted, to near Eight Hundred wounded or difabled men, and to more than Two Hundred Widows, Orphans, and indigent Relatives of thole killed; with the honor ary gratuities fbr futeebful exertion of valour or merit, ansoonted to nese eopool; and the farther calls upon the Fund arifing from the late brilliant achievement of his Majefty's arufs,wem el:instated at about yo,oool. having an unappropriated furls, of Utli more than 75,0001 a foot that might loon prove inadequate to enterer the future claims of Brief& valour, now called into adios by land as well as by tea. Under there eireunatanees the Committee made a fee& appeal to thole who had not hitherto eontrihatedaod the fuccefs fully =Ewers their expetiations. The Subfcriptions fince received, for the general purports of the Fund, already amount to 18,00014 and thole pad in from the Colledtions made, after Divine Service on the Day of Thankf giving, to 54,6001; and both lifts are hourly encreafing. The names of many who had before contributed with a muni ficence worthy of their rank and fortune, have appeared again— and the Clergy of the Eitablithed Church, and of every other de. nomination, have molt zealouily and eloquently promoted the objedts of this laudable Inllitution. The limits of an Advertifement do not permit the defcriptlon of the Contributions at the leveret Churches and Places of Wor fhip, in the manner in which many have reqoefted they might be inferted--but the Committee, in their next Annual Report, which will be pubillhed on the lit of March, will give all the particu lars delirekl. K. Davis 3 6 7 o 44 4 V J. Grih St Andrew Underfhaft, Lodes- 47 17 0 37 g Si st 0 0 411 0 hill-ftrcet A. A. urnint: 5 3 Afton. Midellefee Mr Windt Scots Church, London Wall Dr Young Twickenham Chapel, Cam bridge Cr. OWCII 3T The Young Genti men of Mr. Hurwitz' jewira r Academy, Highipte 4 Portland Chapel, per the Right Hon. Lord Raditock Ito Welt-Ir Chapel, St. Giles's W. Gurney 63 ' Sews Church, Wells ftrcet Aka. Waugh 4.) His Grace the Archbithop of Canterbury JGO `Church, Lambeth Dr VII.: a o 3 Carlin: Chap. Kennington-tune George Gition 3S It Michael, Wood- drew Dr Cooper all Contribution of two Companies of the Excite Vo. lunterra, who attended Divine Service at St. Pe ter k-Poor, where there was no Collenion Salem Chapel, Shadwen W. Rots New Chapel, Stockwell Thomas Jack fon 44 St. Lake's, Old• ftreet 47 A Mull Congregation of Diffentas, Hermes aped, Pentonville Baptift Chap. Abbtodon.Butlis Camden Chapel, Peckham St. Thomas, Southwark I Warnford Church, Hants Congregation at Billericay Trinity Chapel, Conduirareet Chapel, Great Word, Me St. Ives, Hants Barkb:un, Reeks Chapel, Margarct•ftreet, Ca. tta re - Bedford Chapel, Charlotte-ftr. St. Gcorge's Hanover.fquare ' Rolls Ch .p.l, Chaucarlane Chapel, ii:ington - Ditto, Silver ftreet T.D.vidfun and J. W.Davidfon Kelvedon, Efrex • Bethel Chapel, Sheers& Ramibury, Wilts Appleby, Lekefterfhire Ely Chapel, Ely-place Meeting, College-lane, North. hampton - Rkhmund, Surrey Ditto, Prost= Independent 37 13 6 63 0 0 12 1 3 7 8 6 71 z 8 8 148 1 At a 6 6 0 5 5 0 5 II 10 7 as lc 3 5 14 9# 39 2 9 I; 12 0 33 13 0 7 o o 16 4 C 29 10 3 5 6 23 3 6 77 18 3 4 2 3 3 33 1 9 Z 14 1 0 St. Thomas's Mettmg, Bora' Mr. Coates Church, Charlton, Kcnt T. Chace Chapel, Jewry-Ikea I. Ball Church, Itimron, Mlddlefes Church, Barnett, Northamp. I Lloyd Weft Moult.y., Surrey Indrprndent Church, New port, Ile of Wight Ditto, Ditto Ditto, Cowes Church, Morton, Filex Ditto, Grinacad Ongar, Ufa Ditto, Ongar, F 111:x Ditto, Wellingle, Eff:x Ditto, Duddinghto ft, hires Ditto, Stondon M•drey, Litre Ditto, St. 'Mildred', Poultry Collegiate Chita, St. Cathe• I 3 7 16 I 41 St S 9• is o 0 zo 3 0 4 to 6 5 1 0 44 24 7 0 2,6 3 6 9 5 0 Mr. Por ch Mr. Hodgkin R. H. Laocafter John Thomtou Mr. Clarke H. Jeffery, C. L. Rams R. J. T. 2 II 0 14 2 6 1. Tytmaa 10 ts o Mr. Styles 4 7 6 8 16 a s to 4/ 12 11 0 J. Halewood Halleww4 R. Hodigon Mr. Jones szl. los. 68 12 6 112 lj 0 164 9 to 18 5 6 1 8 9 3 9 40 13 9 23 6 6 14 t 8 6 1 3 o 43 12 9 2 0 0 ro 18 8 6 5 a 3 1 7 due's Mr Lcms Bedwurth Church, Warwick& - T:verton Old Church, Devon - Church, Metidlerbam, Soft .1k - Adelphi Chapel, London MrTaylor Church, Hawkhurit, Kent J. N. Hall Churches, Eauden and Bay f, rl, Herta R. Orme Church Modhury Devon Mr. S:ackhoufe Churek Oluty, Burks C. StLvenfon Church Welton Underwood, If 14 9: 7 4 '• CONTRIBUTIONS, after Divine Service, an the DAT of THANKSGIVING, for the Relief of the SEAMEN, SOL DIERS, MARINES, and VOLUNTEERS, Wounded; sod the WIDOWS, ORPHANS, and RELATIVES of thole Kil led, in his Majefty's Service. Rev. Clergymen Churches. Chapels, and Meetings. who Sams colleted. EValiton M. Priur . E. Myrick W. Harmer P. Skepperd 6 6i o So 0 0 3 0 3 0 3 0 0 T. Waktficla Itos 7 0 33 4 9 13 28 0 23 I 0 St. Ethelburgi, Bilboprgate•R. At hallows , Lombard-greet Barking, Tower-ttreet H. White Foundling Hdpital, London J. Hewlett St. Paul's Cathedral, Ditto A. Hatt St. Magnus, London bridge Parochial Church and Chapel, Hampttead, Including Vo lunteers St. Mildred. Bread-Brea Hendon, Malden Chapel, Highbury Grove Allhallows G. and L. Upper Thames-Recce St. Bennet and St. Peter, C. 1 6 0 24 7 0 73 11 3 tt93 11 0 pa 0 Hi 46 5 9 Society Lee, Kent St hlichad, Coventry Portfea, Hants Sa!Lambe, Hera Thundrilge, Ditto Mr Franklin Odagon Chapel, Bath I. Gardener Sy tuondfbury G. Raymond. Downhatu, Not folk G. Parke Newport, Me of Wight P. Geary Proteltant Difrenter's Chapel G. Lock 8 8 o 1 9 1 3 0 50 3 4 17 l 0 6 6 xi 7 23 I ti 229 z 8 0 14 0 0 22 16 S 54 18 7 Berks. G. Mitchell Baptift Chapel, Falmouth Thomas Grit'ln ChurchWormley„ Hats MLeting-houte Unicorn-yard, Toole) , ftrcet Mr. Hutchlop Chapel Gate-ftriet, Lincoln's Inn Odds G. Williams From the three Diffenting Congregations at Cheiham, Backs 5 x o 26 2 2) 23 i 6 4 R. Skagen W. Bailin 1 7 1 4 'it 261 TO 7 6 17 o 6o JI 6 st 13 1 R. Mike Church Shenley Hers Thornai Newman Scots Church Artillery ilreet David Bricker Independent Chapel at Abing don Berldhire W. Thriihsna St. Bartholow - London Congregation of Proteftant Diffenters of the Baptift de nomination Meeting-hook, Mitt hell-ftreet Thomas PoweU Church Patigbourn Barks, Dr. Brecdon St. Clement Dams J. Rennie Church Weft Wickham Kent Fauldcr From a final! Congregation of Unitarian Chrillians at Tomes, Devon Meeting Ayliffe-i) 28 8 a 10 23 8 2 7 •0 6 Woburn, Beds Church Ptoteflant Difrenters, Fedingham Cattle St. Paul, Brittol J. A. Small Meeting.hoofs, Great Marlow G. Ed..% art's C hippt n Norton. Village Of Safford Ditto of Cornwall The United Parilhes of Chrift Church and St. Leonard Foriter, of which x7l 5s oid. was from the Children of Florphal Mr. Stmuther St. Lawrence, Old Jewry Mr. Vicksa Allhallows, London Wall W. Belle Rayleigh, kik: S. Head Lutterwqrth, Leicaterthire li. Rydtr Fitzroy Chapel 1. W. Duppe Great Barton, Sego& St Augultine and St Filth, 4 . is 201 I 2 the Leis, Dr. Fords Wharf Citric ChaPd. Klngiland Church, anemia N. Meeting-honk Waithi Greek Chapel, Crown R. Soho Mulberry Gardens Chapel, Rat cliff Highway J. Nicholfon Church, Streatham Homertott R. B. Williams Church, Lung Ditton T. Streatfichl Royal Chapel, London T. I.Villtinfou The Afylunt R. Stevens Old Jewry Meeting Dr. Rees St. Mary, Stratford S. Henlitell NINA:Iog, London Road R. M. Harper Church, Tottendge H. Marfham Ct.•:reh, Kew Green M. Wrond Meeting, Stepney G. Lord Chapel, Lincobt's.irm Dr. Ackfon Whop Hatfield, Hens Meeting, New Broad4treet St. Stephen, Coleman-14=c Chapel, Paragon Church, Greenwich I ver, Bucks St. Ann, Soho. Weftminfter Goodhurit, Kent Hidfor, Maidtwhead United Churches of St. Mary, Wontnoth, and St. Mary, Woulchurelt, London St Nicholas Cole Abbey Urightling Church,buffee St Mersin, Ludgate FLD. Walmlley Lock'- liekk.W..lworth G. Clayton Cfiattin's Paint, Cambridge R. Chatfield North Church, Hens P. H. Rath: Tbame, Gion Mr Lee All Saints and St. Johns, Hat. • ' • , ford P. Lloyd Chapel, Bedford row It. Cecil, A. M. Andrew Wardrobe, and Sc _ _ IS II 0 M. Venn 5 75 6 03 4 2 3 4 6 6 21 0 0 6 a 6 25 7 2i 7 9 1 0 0 18 8 3 4 70 2 10 10 6 0 74. 4 O 6t o • 124 13 0 37 1 7 9 11 1 7 2$ 6 0 St 9 0 20 • 0 17 II 0 2 5 4 31 44 7 0 116 15 zo 13 11 4 .14 1 0 33 0 7 s 3 6 6 ss o 9 6 0 - TO t; 6 -.Street Mr. Sher.fon tB t af COUNTY OF DORSET. AT a numerous MEETING of the Noblemen. Clergy, Gentlemen, and Freeholders of the !aid &intl. held at the County Hall, in Dorchelter, on Wednefday the 4th day of December, aos. JOHN GOULD, Efq High Sheriff, in the Chair. Refolved Ueanimoufly, That the following Addrefs now prefente4 by the Right Host. the Earl of Dosenrs era be appreved of. We, the Noldemen, Clergy, Gentlemen, and Freeholders of the County of Dorfet, beg leave to approach your Majelty's Throne to offer nor ',meted cottgratulatiens on the molt glorious and deci. five Vidory obtained over the Combined NAVA Force of Franco and Spain, off Cape Trafalgar, by your Malefty's Fleet, under the Co tul of the Illultrious and ever to be lamented Hero, the:. LarlVifcoura NSLSON.—A Vidory which, whet her we confider the Superiority of the Enemy. or the critical time it was fu den te:ly atchieved, calls for our ftrongeft feelings of gratitude to the Almighty Difpofer of all events for this tranfeendant mark of Hit Protection to this Eivoured Nation. 73 zo zkes 4 6 6z 9 10 3o 6 8 56 II 3 4 8 0 183 16 4 18 3 6 52 it 6 23 10 4 it 3 6 LondeM . •-• St John, Southwark W. Jarvis Abd7 Sc Michael, Bath Slaw Mr. Wilton From the Committee, Sm. of the Magdalen Hofpital J. Prince Plandtcad and Eaft Wickham, Kent • - Mr. Watfon Hannontlfworth, or H ounslow ! J. Langhom St. Alban and St Olave, Wood &ea Mr. Parker G. F. Bates 12 3 0 76 IS 6 27 9 0 B.(4.iffee T.Twigg 16 5 6 Va. Matthew & Ward st 13 $ s a o KW. B. Hanna* St Botol* Bilhoptgate Gray's Inn Chapel, Gray's Inn Bartholomew Chapel, Bartho lomew-elofe J. Latchford St Stephen, Wa!brook, and St Bennet Sheath% G. S. Townley Berkeley Chapel E. Forger The Counters of Huntingdon's Chapel, Brighton Rochalaths 13 9 9 44 19 o 62 a 3 li. Mun 56 o o 1 17 6 is 3 23 4 8 70 0 0 23 18 0 zo 4 6 20 10 xi 40 4 3} 188 4 0 9 7 4 76 17 ft 3 8 9 0 In events of this nature we mutt inevitably have to lament the Ids of many lives, and on tins ocrafion our grief and our lamenta• t ion s - canitot Le fupprtffed at tie tate of a man, the role and lauda ble ambition 01 whofe life was to maintain and increafe i the prof perity o your Majefty's Dominions, and the Glory of your Ma. lefty's Arms in all parts of the world; i.ot that thefe melancholy rogations can deprive the furvivors in that memorable adtion, of our jolt admiration of their intrepidity, or of their indefatigable and humane exertions for a coolickrable period afterwards. A further proof of the Ability of our Commanders, and of the. Vah-ar of our Seamen, was difplayed on the pth ult. by Sir RICH.. Alt 1) 5 A CHAN aad the Squadron under his Command, firth. eta to induce us to exped, that thefe two Vidiories will main tale the ufual emulation in the Britifh charaeler to preferve their Loyalty to their beloved King and their attachment to their na tive country with nmewediultre on all methane. At a period fo big with events to furrounding Empires, permit us to repeat our affurances of that dot; and reverence to your Moiety's Felon, aad that unalterable love for our excellent Conaltution, which will ant fall to excite the higheß energies of a loyal and an unit.r,l People whenever the moment mall arrive that may Common us to their defence. Reolv.sl, That the faidAddrefe be Ertel by the High iheriff in the name of this Meeting, and be ptefented to his Majelty V hies and the It 'embers of the County. Refoleed Chat a Copy of the Addrefs he publifhed in the Cou rier and STA& Daily Papers, and in the two Sherborn and Salaam y Weekly Papers. JOHN GOULD, Sheriff. Refolved. That the thanks of the Meeting be given to the Hip Sheriff for his readioefs in convening the fame. LINCOLNSHIRE. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, AVERY valuable ESTATE, fituate in the Pa. tithes of WI aplode and Holbeach, in a Ring Pence eonGft ing of the Manor or reputed Manor of Littlebury, and fundry Farms, containing t 393.1. iR. 21P. of very rich Feeding Land, three hundred Acres of which are at prefent under the plough, and the remainder principally Old Swarth. ibe Buildings are in compkta Repair. and forma them newly ereeted within tbefe two years.—The Land Tax is redeemed. The Mate is let to refprilla. Die Tenants at Italy Rent., on Leafes of which three years are tin., es pired, when a very ennfiderahle iatprovemc in may be made, and is Gtuated near a Navigable River, eight Miles froat twelve from Bolton, four from Halbach, ao.t -- - beach, all good Market Teens, and dr hundred Miles from London. Further particulars may be had, on • and Bonner. in Spalding, who will Nicholfon and Upton's Office, and Mr. both in Leeds; and Meffrs. Fetter, Lo¢Fiekls,Laodao, whese Plazsgof 3016 o Dr. Middleton 831 £3b. sill 013 13 11} The Olken, Noo-commiffwe ed Officers, and •Privates of St. Mary . ; Loyal Mother. ltitbe Volunteers zed. W. Goode 103 8 6 B Champs-tit ay 8 e Dan of Whadfur il4 7 6 Atm, ltlachfriars Chapel, Kentith Town Church, Lewiatam Meeting Hour; I'auls aßey,. Rederofs-greet Prateflint DiCenters, Peek ham W. B. Coker Littiebury,EM a C. Landon Winden, Ditto Ditto Prateliant Liffenters, Bak nal Green John Kilts airillehurch, Spitaldelds W. Whelkle St Mary Le Strand J. J. Ells St George the Martyr, (been fquare J.L. Martin ath s .6 St Pancras W. Champs,* z 6 B s Edmonton Church, Middlekz . Warren .57 9 1 'St &within, London Stone Mr Watkina 14 4 S Chapel, Long-acre Amb. Martin 61 s o St Matthew, Bethnal Green W. Clark 3• o 0 Grolienor Chapel Mr Sauter 56 a 9 Bennet Fink, Landon —..—... 16 18 a Chapelof Newfireortord,Mids. W. A. Keating 41 o 6 St Orate, Southwark Jose. Evans 46 to 10 Chapel, Sydeuham bdr French ' go .0 et Aadrew, Halforti ••■••••••••....... 13 1 a lark Chapel, Ckelfea W. Yates 19 17 0 Calletited after Divine Sellief from the 6th Regi. ment of Loyal London Volunteers, per Lieut. ' Col. Sir R. Wignitd. Bart. ids o o Surrey Chapel Rowliad Hill 407 6 4 Curzon Chapel, May Far T. R. Coombe 63 i 9 9 Waoll,:ad Church. kiLz Mr Parker 16 8 8 St Battholorhew, Royal Rich, 11:r Wilfon Twickenham Church Mr Fletcher St John, Wapping D. Parkins Mortlake Church, Surrey hi: Culling* St Ann and St John Zachary, Aiderfgate-ftreet J. Hutchins Moab% Whititown W. lieralay Weigishoule Meet ing, Baitcheop Mr. Clayton Ealing Church, near South ampton including SL by a Pariftaner Thorley, Hera Tabernacle, Moorfields Tottenham-court Chapel, Tot ' rests= Court road Oliver Mount Chapel, Mow. fields - - W. F. Platt Kew J. Wraith New Volunteers, privates j Link Ilford, Fifes Mr. Snell St. Leatiard,-Broasky Mr. Burford Difauer's Meeting, Lynn J. Allen Weft Drayton, Mlddlefat Mr. Longhorn Ailleftrop, Gloucefterthire T. Leigh Bray T. Tasman:lld ikon College Chapel, EMS Eton Town Chapel, ditto soul Honing Comnialaner HoPr, s moiety of his Subtalpekn, the orbs to the Church, Lhathsm Eaft Grinfted, Snain St. Mary Oppingten, Kent Mr. Toy Eta Dial:oar's Meeting, Orgar, Effes - Chalki, Poplar - Mr. Hook Bessneadfey W Harcifon Holt, Including Volunteers St. St.•-••••-•- Thomas, par ism:, De vonthire 1. B. Oviedo* St Stephen and Allhallows, Goldfmith.Ezeter W. Spare St. John, Hutt T. Dikes Rottingdean, Sofres Richard Hooker Garrifon Chapel, Portfrnonth W th Chapel, Weymouth B. Cat-salad lad Bride, *Mr SOUtittal J . Poore Cain Newport, Meneieutbat.. . 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