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• .♦.= • * # .1 • r Z r • A c • , i p s • • •., P' . 4„ . TUESDAY, MAY 28, i Bos. IMMO. 5°97 j PRICE SIX-PENCE. THEATRE-ROYAL, DRURY LANE. 9'O•MORROW EVENING, MAY 1805, will be performed the Comedy of THE WAY TO KEEP HIM. MR. BOWYEIeS HISTORY OF ENGLAND LOTTERY, Containing ONZ THOUSA ND FOUR Hu NDRID *so En - yr-one CAPITAL PRIZES. 'TICKETS, priee Trite, Gym RAS each, are unw z on Sale at the Hiftoric Gallery, Pall Mall, and at Mr. Bowyer's Office for the City, No. 7S, Cornhill, and at every Li. cenfed Office in the United Kingdom. Specimens of the WHOLE OF THE ENGRAVINGS which are to be given in this Lottery to thole Holders of Tickets who do not obtain Capital Prizes, are now exhibiting GRATIS at the Hiftoric Gallery, Pall Mall, and No. 73, CornhilL PICTUALLING OFFICI4 . Aka% An. THE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING Widow erknow-, Mrs. JORDAN. -After labia (far the fourth rime), a New Comic Open, called YOUTH, LOVE, AND FOLLY. 'The Mofie computed and klee.led by Mr. KELLY. HIS AtlY ES77": NAVY, d hereby give Mike, That on Wednefday the a9th infant, they will be ready to re ceive tenders in writing, (faded up.) and treat for TWO HUN DRED TONS of GENUINE OATMEAL, and for ONE HUNDRED TONS of BLACK SMYRNA RAISINS, to be anfwerablc to Samples to be produced with the tenders: one-half of each article to be delivered in a fortnight, and the remainder in a month, into His Majelty's ViCtualling Stores, at Deptford: and to be paid for by Bills payable with Intereit, ninety days after date. The Conditions of the Contralti may be fun at the Secretary's Office. ARMY. -A CAPTAIN in a Regiment at home, wifbei to excitant to a Regiment in North America —Applicati , ot to tc malt to Mr. Jottnfton, No 6, Craven-ltreet, St rand, London. TO THE CLERGY. - - - VE ------- TANTED to exchange a Stall in a Cathedral v and a Living annexed. of the Annual Value of 8001. for fl oe of interleaf value, if in the Southern part (tribe Kingdom and within Fifty Miles of Londono—Apply (port paid) to Mr. Sbrigley, Fist Fruit's Offire. TO BE SOLD, AVERY grand FArnPy Houle in complete repair, with between Thirty and forty Acres of Land, in a Healthy Situation, pod 'Neighbourhood, upon a noted River for l'rout Land Umba,ln the Vicinity of Fox Hounds, and within oneiday's loamy of Landon. • Fur Particulars apply (if by Lettet Poll Paid) to Meirrs. *toper and Allen, N 0.68, Great Ruffell-ftreet,Blownfbury. _ _ TO BE LET A DESIRABLE DWELLING HOUSE, with its Appurtenances, fit Tor the weept'on of a Small Genteel family, fituate near the Pleafant and Cheap Market Town of Duleerton, in the County of Somerfet. The Prentifes are in com plete repair, having been built only a few years, and coofift of two Parlours, three F.:2-rooms, and two Garret., a Kitchen, Calk., Dairy, and Brew houfe, Three-Stall Stable, Orchard, and two Gar dens. The fituation is molt pidturcfoue and delightful, in the midi of a fine Sporing Country; and a Trout Stream runs in frAit of the Prentifes. For further particulars and to treat,apply (if bysletter port paid) to ht,ffrs. Mayo and Pearce, Solicitors, Cloak-Lane, London, dr to Mr. T. H. S Brown, at Dulrerton, who will thew the premifea. N. B. The Furniture, which is food and modern, may be had at a fair A ppraifesnent, and the taker may likewife be accommodated with a fcw Acres of exceeding good Land, adjoining the Presages..., PATENT VIBRATING PENDULUM BEDS. pOCOCK requens per mifflon rerpeEtfully to inform the. Nobility and Gentry, they have fitted up one of their Patent Beds on Dr. Fault's new potent pringiples of futpending the Bed upon fprings, which, by lie ofcilLiticna and motion, is al lowed to promote health and prolong life. They are particularly uftful for Invalids. by affording them gentle and regular curdle when corfineti, and Petting them up in their beds, which are cir eumftances affording giant cafe and comfort, and in many cafes arc highly conducive to their recovery. May be had at their Cabinet and UpholfteryWarehoufe,No..l6 o Southampton•ftreet, Covent-Garden.--Army and Navy Equipage. Spacious Apartments to Let, !tunas& A CAUTION TO FAMILIES. SUTOESS AND ES S ENCE O F ANCHOVIES AND OTHER RICH SAUCES. THE great reputation which Mr. BURGESS has gained by HIS ESSENCE OF ANCHOVIES aid other RICH SAUCES. for Aft Sauce, Stewed dftf, H. NI Galen Heade, Bel 3:n,1,, NJ& D,/b,,, F0w1. and Gamer ; with many Deli• wits fur the Table. Sideboard, and Store Room; which are more fully erpreffed in his Catalogue, (He Magda Inventor of Sbass,) has Included many perfons to Rive the fame name to Articles esultely dlterert,which are vended at many Shop% is London, by perfects 'Vito go to the principal Towns in England, Ireland, and Scotland, to folfc't Orders of Trad:froen and inn-keepers, who in conic. pence n7e often (erred with Sparioar, Sorh, of very inferior quali ties, which i% not only an Impoiltion, but a great difappoimment to Families who rarthale :hem with; view of basing good Sauce soo their l Mt, ate. Dl. B. None a.-v Fits Genuine. but what have there words on the LaScl." BURGESS and SON'S, Original and Stiptriar ES SENCE. CF ANCHOVIES, Nu. soy, Stroud, Cameral Savoy Steps, London." GRAND SPRING LOTTERY, NOW DRAWING. SCHEME. No. of Pram Value of each. Total Value. a of ,C 30poo . Is k 6opoo 2, 20p00 40,000 3 10,000 . 30,000 3 -- Sizoo —. 15,000 5 - 2,000 • 10,000 8 . .1000 - 8.000 14 . Soo 7,000 so - 1100 "'" 3,000 6,c00 - 20 - 110,000 ............ 30,000 'Hada. £ 3001C00 Capitals determinable t Itirft-drawn, TR Dal zo,coo Fail-drawn, 6th Davi; 20000 Di to 2d Day Imo Ditto 7th En 1000 Ditto 3d Day 11000 Ditto Eth Dry 30,000 Ditto 4th Day sOOO Ditto pth Day a,oco Ditto stb Day too Ditto toth Dly 2,000 Tickets and Shares are felling at every 016te. PRESF.NT PRICE 3 Ticket • - - 41910 o Half - 4soo 0 I Eighth - 421 I o Quarter s t o Sixteenth a s 6 KING'S BIRTH DAY. So,ocol. FOR. THE FIRST-DRAWN TICKET. 1 . • BISH reipeftfully acquaints the Public, that • the fifth Day's Drawing of the Lottery will be on Wednef day text. When the Firft-drawn Ticket will be entitled to Loo:-1. sod the Stith Day will be Tuefday, June the 4th, when the Firft.drawn Ticket will be entitled to aopool. Tickets, from the very great demand, are getting fcarce ; but the Public may depend on being fupplied. whit& any remain, at 4. CORNHILL, and 9, CHARING CROSS. The following is the State of the Wheel, which for richnefs of Capital Prises Stands unparalleled. s of ,C30,c00 1 s of S,OOO s of 20,C00 I S of cox) s of lopoo 5 of 1,000 &c. &e. Sec. 6 .* There are only fix days to. draw. . _ UNPARALLED RICH WHEEL, CONtAININO 1 Prizes of £30,000 I Prizes of ts,ceo aomools ----- 1,003 2 10.00045 1,000 aCC. &C. &e. And only Six Days to draw. HAPPINESS and Independence may be obtained from the above rich Wheel, by a fpeedy Application at DOWNS'a Old Eftablillted Office, Se, Neargatc-ftreet. From the peat and inereafing Demand for Tickets and Shares, finee the Drawing began, it is molt likely what few Tickets, if any, that are left, will rife confiderably after the next Day's Draw ing, as not a Ticket or Share was to be had Lall. Lottery after dm Sixth Day. Nest Wednefday will be the Fifth Day's Drawing. ONE HUNDRED and FIFTY THOUSAND POUNDS In Capital Prizes remaining in the Wheel, and only Six Days to Draw•. B E quick in ynur AppliCation to POPE's Fortu nate Office, facing the Bark of England, as a fcarcity of Tic kets will molt affurcdly take ;lace, after the nett day's drawing, float the very great and ungroeedrnted demand. The Fifth Day's Drawing will be -on Wednefday next. RICH STATE OF THE And only Six Deus to Draw. ‘30,000 a • • • • • 20,000 • • • • 10,000 - - - - 3,000 &c. &C. &e. ,4 DRUMMOND folisits the Perufal of the above 1L• Rich State of the Wheel to his Friends and the Public, which fiends unprecedented in the Annals of Lotteries. with only Six Days to Dryer, and Tickets at 191. tos. which, after the Fifth My of Drawing in the LIR Lottery, rote to Sol. He therefore again recommends to thofe who have yet delayed purchafing, to be early in their Application at his Old Eftablifhed Office, Fleet ftreet ; and allures them, from the uncommon age, it lalikely not a Ticket will be left ater this Week. The Ticket N 0.9,921, drawn a Prize of sea on the firft day, was fold at this Office. 11 .* Next Wednefday will be the Fifth Day of Drawing. ONLY SIX DAYS TO DRAW. And the Wheel contains the following Rich Prizes, . 2 - L 30,000 2 • 20,000 1 - 10,000 2 5,000 S 2,000 , &e. Sm. Ste. FROM the Unprecedented demand for Tickts and Shares prcviousto the latt day's drawing, it is molt likely not a Ticket will be left to purchafe by the Sixth day, when the full drawn Ticket will be entitled to =pool. and on the Eighth day to 30,c0e1. I'. ROBERTS. therefore recommends to thole who have de layed purehafing, to be quick in their application at his Old Efta- Milted ()thee, No. 8, Gonda,, where the Ticket No. 24,640, Prawn a Prize of top ..^.Ol. in the kit Lottery, was fold in fourteen Blares. Next Wkdnefday will be the Fifth Day of Drawing. GRAND IMPERIAL STATE LOTTERY. Next Wednefday will be the Fifth Day of Drawing. TICKETS and SHARES, warranted undrawn, will continue on Sale, whila any remain, at _ __ _ O. SCOTT'S Fortunate Office, No. 75, New Bond Brett, where the Firft-drawn Ti.ket, No. 2875, on the Second Day of Drawing was fold and regiftered, and the Ticket No. 6.143, a Prize of socol in the laft Lottery, was alto fold in One qtiaster, One Eighth, and Ten Sixteenth Shares. N. B. Capital Prizes to any amount paid on demand. NEXT WEDNESDAY, Will be the Fifth Day's Drawing. 'PICKETS and SHARES, warranted undrawn, continue on Sale at HALT. and CO's Office, Royal Ex. change. The Wheel contains 2of 30,00014.-1 of 20,c001.-2 of 10,0001.-2 of 5,0001.—s of aocol &c. &c. And the Firft-drawn Ticket on the Sixth Day cntitleu to 20,000 L and on the Eighth Day to 30.0c01. • Prises Paid on Demand. ALEXANDER'S SPECIFIC INJECTION.- This approved and gentle Detergent, was in lo great cßeem by the late Surgeon Hunter, as to prefer it in animal complaints; and for flubborti Weakneffes, &c. is perhaps fuperior to any remedy ever offered to the Public—having, with the aid of Alexander's Tonic Pills, effected a speedy and radial care in the molt obftinate cafes, (nine of which were of more tban to years needing. Price es. with diredlions. Sold (only) by Alexandci and Co. No. 13, Southarriptondtreet, Covent Garden; Vade, Cornhill ; and Ambridge, Piccadilly. Where alfo may be bad the Genuine 'YORK MEDICINAL SOAP, an effedtual preventative ugainit a certain diforder--the well known fafety and efficacy of which, arc its belt and furrft teftimonica. Boxes 4s. 6d. or th ree Boxes in one pcket, bllf.a.grdnea, duty and treatife included. N. B. sent to any part of town or country by direeting (poft free) to Atetander and Co. as above. REPLY TO A MALICIOUS LIBEL MRS. VINCENT, No. 4, Davie's-fireet, Grefve• &LA nor Square, role Proprietor of the GENUINE COW LAND'S 1.0 . 110 N, having ftruck with difrnay the defpicable ManufP.flurers of the Counterfeit Lotion, their ingenuity has fug gelled the idea of feurriloully libelling her. In order to put an erd to this pitiful and wicked calumny, and to afeertain how fat the wretched Libellers and unprincipled oppofers of Mrs. 'Vincent will dare to venture, the deems it uecelfary, for the fecurity of the. Public againft barefaced impolltion, to Rate, that the is the actual Widow and Relict of the late Mr. Thomas Vincent, from whom !he derives her name, and who upon her marriage made a regular atfigument, and placed in her bands the Original Recipe of the late celebrated Dr. Gowland—the has continued the Name of Vincent fince her fubfequent marriage with Mr. Tyler, left artful and (cur ailous chandlers might convert the difeortiouance of the Name of Vincent into a fubterfego to terve their own obvious purpofet. This Lotion when Genuine, is the matt innocent and efficacious Medicine in the World, for the cure of all Eruptions in the Noce, and clearing the Complexion. To Prevent counterfeits, fse the Name. M.E. Vincent, figned on the Label on each Bottle. Sold by Mn. Vincent, No. 4, Davie's-ftreet, Grofeenor-fquare, and by every refpediable Vender of Medicine in Europe, Qarts &.6d. Pints SI. 6d. Half Pints U. 9d. SUPERIOR. ELEGANT BOOTS, ace. HARDY's NEW-INVENTED EFFULGENT BLACKING, paarottifed for tire by the King and Royal Ps nifty, was brought to perledtion five years ago, knd has ever luxe maintained its dccifivc fuperiority, wholly independent of gummy fnicaring, and the noxious coat of japan varnifh ; this is purely unduous. foftening. cleanfing, conferwative and conge nial to the lather; even after a great kngtb of time, when duft is wiptai off t he t rank endant !ultra is di 'played. which no other Black ipg can effeet ; it foils no - hing, and has no (cent, it repents writer, withftands heat, flonriihot in an climatss, and requires not half the trouble; its imperial elegance is conferred on Brims, Dyers lbws, Cartonch- holt s, Laales' Black Burks, Clops, &c.—ts. and is. 6d. per Box.—llartly's Miature,Craem and Liquidore match left for reftoring,preferving and beautifying the 'rims of Boots.— Tbc Cream keeps:he pale colour, Ts. 6d. The Liquid is for brown or tan Is. The Mix tore taxes out iak, or any Rain, 35. per bottle The genuine arc figned and fold by Robert Hardy. No. 3, Barn ard's Inn, Holborn. London; 1./ie2y and Sutton, Bow Church- yard; Howard an .Evans, Long-I:t.c ; Shaw and Edwards, Saint Paul's Church•yard; Hendrie and Sons. Tichborne•ftreet ; But ler, Cheaplide ; Robertfon, No. 22. thinees-ftreet, Edinburgh Hardy's Mu Gc Shop, Ozfard; Hodfon, Printer, Cambridge • Bar vet, Weyniou.li; and moll perfumers, bookfellers, and vends-' of Mesikiiie in the kingdom.—This Blacking Powder i. particularly r. couuu tuled t o dtalers, and for ekpertation ; uniting (mall com ; ifs to light carriage, and not fubjedlt to lois, as mu& Liquids are, a. on. tbs taremarst of barge', krazooting, ICHARDSON, GOODLUCK, and Co. re fpcdfully acquaint the Public; that the Fifth Day of Draw ing of the prefeat State Lottery will be Te-tnorruw. The Fiat. drawn Ticket will be entitled to tocol. STATE OF THE WHEEL. 2 POzcs of L 30,000 S Prizes of a,OOO 2 7 .••••••' 10,000 5 s poo $ •••••••• 10,000 I SCX) ••• 5000 Stc. &c. . . Tickets and Sham, warranted undrawn, continue on Cale at the corner of Rank-Buildings, Cornhli, and faLing the Gate of the King's Mem, Charing Croft, by ltichardfun, Goodluck awl Co No erred will he lad belly Tesler la volieb de trite flag tog Se &feria ia worth at leizth,or tbstflall set k delivered to the Board be fore au 'Thal on the fait Wedneflay the 2916 %afnt, woo oakle the Perim who males the Tender or few Palm ogi his ielasq; Wks& , to anfirer whey; &Wafer. VICTUALLING CAVIL'S, May 23, aos. THE COMMISSIONERS fir VICTUALLING HIS MAY ASTre ',burr,* Seredy sive ;Nike, That on Friday the 7th of June next, they will be ready to re ceive Tauten In writing (fealed up) and treat with Inch Peons as will undertake to fupply good, found, ftrong, and merchantable MADEIRA WINE to his Majelty's Ships and Veirels at Madeira, for twelve months certain, and krther until fix months warning shall be given : to be paid for by Bills payable with Intareft Ninety Days after date.—The Conditions of the Contraift may be fan at the Secretary's Office. No regard will he hod to day tender in which the prim flail toot So Wert,/ iii word; at Gaga, or Mot Moil Not 6e derroered to the Board before oae o'doei ea the jail Friday the 7th of Yam mat. ow smilefs Me Perla, who osier the tender, or joint ter* as his Adolf, Meads, to irifitier whets ealledfor. NAVY BILL LOST, ON or about the loth of October, 1804, between the Gsneral Poft-Ottice and Beaulieu, near Southampton, Hants, payable to Mr. Thomas Aylen, the film of Thirty-nine Pounds Four Shillings and Three-pence, metered Odober 9th, No. 1148, fiviettOCtober:zoth, No 860 o._ _ _ The . piyst7cot u flopped, therefore will be of no ufe to aoy one ] but the owner. Whoever will brlrg, or fend it melded, to Mr. Skelton, Book- Idler, Southampton, Mall be rewarded for thtir trouble. ASHLY DE LA ZOUCH CANAL. 'THE PROPRIETORS of this Navigation are di al'. reded and required to pay a further Caß of st. per Cent. on or before the Bth day of July next, to Mars. WI LKES and HILL the Treafurers, at Burton upon Treat, or on their account, to Mars. Wilkes, Dickenfon, Goodal, and Diekenfon, Bankers, No. 3J, Poultry, London. Allshy-de-la-Zonch, _ _ LEO. PIDDOCKE, May se, aos. Cleric to the Company of Proprietors. For the convenience of the Proprietors, the Treafurer wiU at tend at the following places, from eleven o'clock in the morning until four o'clock in the afternoon, on the under-mentioned days : Bull's Head, Hinckley, Monday the Bth July. Red Lion, Atherßone, Tuefday the n th. Bull's Head, Bofworth, Wcdnefday the tote. Red Lion, Loughbro, Thurfday the &tau George Inn, Derby, Friday the nth. Three Crowns, to:latter, Saturday the rsth. BARK.—ELTHAM, KENT. By Order of the Right Honourable Lord OLZNIVIVIE, Surveyor General of his Majelty's Woods, Forefts, Scc. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, At the Cattle Inn, at Eltham, on Wcdnefday the sth of June, dos, in Lou, THE BARK of about 800 OAK TIMBER 'FREES, now felled for the ufe of the Navy, on an Eine of the Crown, near Eltham aforefaid. The Particulars and Conditions of Sale will be printed In a few days, and may be had at the Office of Moods, &c. Nu. 111, Great George-Erect, Weliminfter; and at the Place of Sale. , And the Bark may be viewed by applying to Mr. Ford, at Ekham. SOUTHAMPTON. WHEREAS JAMES BAKER, Apprentice to THOMAS LANSDOWN, Whitefmith, ran away from his Maher--Wlsoever will apprehend and lodge him in Bridewell, and give information of the folic to his Paid Matter, will receive ONE GUINEA Reward -- and whoever is known to employ him after this Notice will be profecuted as the law directs. He is fup pored to be gone to London or Woolwich—but trite returns to his duty again he will be forgiven. James Baker is about twenty years of age, s feet 7 inches high, Ed:complexion, with a Roman nofe, and wort curly light •brown hair. Had on when he went away a blue coat, buff wailtenat, and nankeen trowfers. MR. HILL's ORMSKIRK MEDICINE for the BITE of MAD DOGS and ether animals, is prepared by Mr. Jaw s HILL, A pothet a ry, Cook's Court, Ciry-ftrect,l.oadon, (Nephew to the late W. Hill, Efq. of Ormfkirk ) and fold by his appointment, by Mr. Butler, No. 4, Cbeapfide, the corner of Pa ternofterwow ; Mr. Bacon, No. I so, Oxford Reeet ; by Mr. Pid dipg. No. 76, Oxford.ftreet; and Mr. Clark, No. 269, Borough.— As it is of the greateft confequence to have the Genuine Medicine, the Public are cautioned againft fpurious preparations. None is Genuine that is not figned by Mr. James Hill, and ruled with b.B Coat of Arms.—All Perfonsin the Country walling to Vend the Genuine Medicine, are dehred to apply to Mr. Butler, No. 4, Cheapfide Landon. This day was publilked. price 38. the Second Edition of CONSIDERATIONS on the General Conditions of the aniftlas Covenant, with a View to tome important Controverfics. By JOSEPH HOI.DEN POT T, A. M. Archdeacon of St. Alban's. ' Printed for P.C. and J Alvington, No.6a, St. Paul's Church-yard: Sold alto by J. Hatcbard. Nu. 190, Piccadilly. Of whom may be had, by the came Author, Elementary Dif cooties, deligned for the ufe of a Yostag Perim after Confirmation. With Devotion* feleded chiefly from the Book of Common Prayer, to be ufed before and after the Holy Communion. The Second Edition, price is. 6d. This day was publifhed, handfomely printed in two volumes, Bvo. price 161. boards. N ESSAY on CHEMICAL ASTATICS, with copious Explanatory Notes, and an Appendix on Vegetable and Animal Subttances. Faithfully tranflated from the original French of C. L. BF.RTHOLLET, Member of the Confervative Senate, of the tuftltute, Ste. hy B. LAMBERT. Printed for I. Mawman, No. 22, in the Poultry. Of whom may be had, kart publifhed, in one volume zamo. price 4s. boards, Obfervations on the Plague,&e. of Egypt ; traußated from the Frentb of P. Atraliiii, by Adam Neale. This day were publiihdd,in one vol. goo. price 7a. 6d. boards, QERMONS on various Sobjens. By SAMUEL S STANHOPE SMITH, D. D. Praia's= of the College of New Jerfq, America. Thefe Sermons. were tranfmitted by the Author, with a view of afcertaining bow far his mode of thinking and writing might be acceptable to the people of the United Kingdoms at Great Bei k.dn. Having been infpeeted by two eminent Divines, who re. gard them as the lincit fpecituens of oratory, as well as the ftrong• eft incitements to true religion and morality, this volume is fub mined to the criterion of general fentiment. Printed for J. Moorman (fueediar to Mr. Dilly), in the Poultry. Of whom may t grad, SCRIMS Chid 'y intended to proiliallitabb, Hope, and Ch a rity. By V. Knot, U. D. 34 large 8i Gs, boor& SHIRE HALL, HERTFORD, May IS, 1 8 0 5. -1-11. T a MEETING of the FREEHOLDERS d f the County of HERTFORD, held this day in coofequenee of requifitions ngned by a large body of the Freeholders of the kid County, for the comae of taking into confideration the propriety of pit-tenting a Petition to the Houk of Commons, in confeatence of the Votes of that Houk on the Bth and loth of April laft, upon the motions of Mr. Whitbread repeding the abufes in the ex penditure of the public monies, as difelofed by the Com:lnflow* of Naval Inquiry. It was unanintoufly refolved, tit, That the Votes of the Houk of Commons on the Bth and loth days of April left, on the motions of Samuel Whitbread, Efq. founded on the Tenth Report of the Commiffiocers of Naval In quiry, declaring Lord Vikount Melville to have committal agroGl violation ot the law and a high breach of his public duty, have been received by the whole nation with a fatisfaddon at the upright conduct of that Houle as general as have been their aftoniftsment. indignation, and farrow, at the flagrant fyftem of negligence aod peculation which has been diklofed by the Commlffionai of Naval Inquiry. ad, That in the pietist fituation of the Country nothing can fa much contribute to the immediate advantage of the people and to the ultimate nieces of the conteft in which we are engaged, as a. fyftem of economy. planned with caution, concluded with dili gence and integrity, adhered to with 6mincla, and guarded by the vigilance of an attentive Parliament. 3d, That, irnprehd as we arc with this conviction, it is our duty humbly to exprefs to the Houk of Commons thejoy and pa. titude which we feel at the inquiries which it has already in Its wifdom thought proper to inftitute. 4th, That in eonfequmee of the meafures which have already been adopted, we feel a further molt aufpicious hope that Portia. merit will in its wifdom think fit to inflitute, and perfevere in a general fyftem of enquiry, which ball be co-extenfive with the many abacs w' la we have too much reafon to fear eat in the expenditure of the public money. stn, That a Petition be prefented to the Houle of Commons * founded upon the principles of the preceding aefolutions. 6th,Tbat the Thanks of this Meeting be given to Samuel Whit bread, Efq. for the great ability and &mods with which he con. duded the whole of the proceedings referred to. 7th, That the thanks of this Meeting be given to William Plu. mer and William Baker, Efqrs. the Metn i pers for this County, far the fupport which they gave to Mr. Whitbread's maims upon the above-mentioned occanorts. Bth, That the thanks of this Meeting be given to the Honoura ble Edward Spence:. Cowper, and Nieholfon Calvert, Efq. the Members for the Borough of Hertford, for the &import which they gave to Mr. Whitbread's motions upon the above-meadow:4 oe• cahoot'. 9th, That the thanks of this Meeting be given to the Bonaire. bit Walter Grim (ton, and William Poyntz , Efq. the Members for the Borough of St. Alban's, for the fupport which they gave to Mr. Whitbread's motions upon the a b ove-ment i one d °cations. . . _ _ Loth, That the laid c'er.ition be now figned by the Sheriff. and alto by the Freeholders prefent, and that it be prdented to the Houle of Commons by the Members for the County vrithaU (peed. xt th, That the thanks of this Meeting be given to the High Sheriff for his readinefs lu calling the prefent Meeting. I:th. That the foregoing Refolutions flared by the Sheriff he infertcd in the Newfpapers. r3th, That the tanks of this Meeting be given to the Noble Lord and the other Freeholders who lived the tiequifidans. EhIILIUS li t NAY D ELM E RADCLIFFE, Sheriff ROMAN CATHOLIC P I ETITION. Ina few day . will be publi th elin Ogle volume, THE DEBATES in both HOUSES of PAR. LIAMENI', on the ROMAN CATHOLIC PETITION, during the Cenral days this Subjed was agitated, from the 25th March to the 14th May. Compiled from the only audit:Mit triunes. Printed for John Stockdale,Pkcaditly. Of whom may be had, No.l. to it, price as. bd. each, of The Parliamentary Regifter kr the prefent Seam Gentlemen are rcquefted to complete their Sets of this valuable Work, without delay. 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