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AT a Meeting of the InhaMtAnts, convened by the Mayor In purfuanee of a Riuifition to hint for that pur pole at the Town Hall in the f.tie. liorough, The following Refolutions were 11.-mimoutly arced : _ . MATRIMONY. A GENTUMAN of refpet4463ity and indepen• h dance, refiding in the Country, and of unexceptionable per fln and manner, would be happy to form a prudent Matrimonial connedliJn. :c is effential that the Lady be well educated, good enjnying good health, and fatished with retirement.— ,ptry is alto required, which there will be no objedion to let to the wifhes of the Lady. Letters with fufficient ex y'a..ation to lead to negociation,mity be addrelred to A. M. Z. No . 00, Oxf.rd-ilreet, and none will be received unlefs poll paid.— prceautions will be taken to guard againft idle or improper applications. AGOVERNESS wanted in a private Family, for three yours Ladle., from twelve to lateen years of age, it the Comity of Isloriolk : fnv mull have been well educated, of f.riel morals, and genteel manners, nut under 26 years of age, and ptrfealy qualified for fuch a fituatinn—an tinglifh woman, and a 1.-roteitant.—...Any Perron &firms of fuch a fituation, will lend their qualifications and terms, with proper references to any refpeelable Family fur abilities and eLarader, to Mr. Pigge, Bookfcller, Lynn, AMiddle-aged MAN, who ha. lived many years in Liibon, of undeniable charaller, writhes to engage him felt iu a Merchant's nr Manufatturer% Counting hoar, in any part of the three Kingdoon—uwierftands both Portugucfe and Spnifh. No objedtion to go abroad. Letters direfted to D. B. S. (pat paid) to No. 22, Deg-row,Betbnal Green, will be attend ed to. ANNUITIES UPON LIVES. rI'HE CORPORATION of WISBECH, in the County of Cambridge.p►opofe to take up the turn of 6001. upon Annuities to be granted by them fur one or more Life or Lives, and will give Nnqueitionahle fecurity for the regular pay ment of the Annuities, half yearly, as they become due. 'rile money will be taken in fumsnot kfs than Loci nor more than 3001. Any perfons willing to purchafe the Paid Anruilties may be in formed ut the terms, upon application to Meffrs. Bellamy act Gir dleitunc, attornies in Wifbech, ageing the funi propofed to be ad vanced, and the age and titration in life of the Annuitant. AU letters iuuft be polt paid, otberwife they will not be attend ed to. GRAND SPRING LOTTKRY, NOW DRAWING. SCHEME. Value of each. 3°o oo 10,C00 10,000 5,000 1,000 1000 100 50 20 No. of PriscL I 4 so 1C4.1 6,c0 io,tc;.) Tickets. Total Value. is L 60,010 40Poo 30,000 15,000 ••• 10,000 8,000 7,000 sio o o 5,;:o I ZO,OCIO ,C 300,C00 Capttple determinable: -- - - Firit-draivn, tit Day £ a Tirii-drawn, Gth Day sopoo Ditto ad .Day itiogi Ditto 7:b Day ao:o Ditto gd 1091 - xodo Ditto . Bth Dvy sopao Ditto 4th Day scat Ditto 9th Day I,poo Dino • sth Day - -moo Ditto loth D•.y %pod Tickets and Shares are felling at every Dike. PRESENT PRICE : Tictit , - - - £l9 o o £.9 is ol Eighth - 42 9 6 .4 IS 0 Sixteenth a ..5 o Half <,lu.rtelr NEXT W9NESDAY. TIIISH rerpeafully acquaints the Public, that • u;a!rawn Tick, ts and Shares will continue oo Sale till nine o'clock on i:DINIE6DAY morning next, when the Third Day's Drawing win begin. _ _ .. ‘, : Whe h •.1 15 immenkly rich, then are wily *lit days tO draw, thc 1 ti it Drawn Ticket every morning to entitled to a Capi tal Pei,. awn t,ooci. to 3opool Tbc Wheel caetains • a - Lo,c,co 3 - C 5,000 2 - 20,f1C0 5 - zpoo aopoo 6 - s,OOO Money for Prizes as foon as drawn, at No. 4. COI:KULL, and No, 9, CHARING CROSS. R'c':AßDsoN, GOODLUCK, and CO. re fpeet:un y lcquaint the Public, that the Third Day if Draw ing of the 'relent Lottzry will be on Wednefday next. STA:II. OF THE WHEEL. 2 Prizes or C3OOOO 5 Prises of £2,000 2 - zo,roo 6 .. 1,000 2 - 10,000 is - 5 00 3 - 5, 00 0 Ticket. and Shares, warranted eon , tr of Bank-buildings, Cori Kint's Mew., Charing Crab, 600 luck and Co. .undrater., continue on fale at the bill, and facing the Gate of the e Lieenikd Offices of Richardfon, NLW INVENTED HATS. I confecrtence of the very gr ea t compl.tint of late •A of the bad quality of Hats,it has induced Mr. HARE, of No. 71, Strand, who has refided there theft 20 years, to try the ex periment of Mixing Molr's Fur with Beaver, and which he has found to anfwer his molt ardent expedtationa, not only for their durability, which, on trial, will be found to wear out near two fuck Hats as are made in the ufual way,the Mole Fur makingthem fo much finer, and of a cloftr texture than the rarioas cowfr Furs that are ufually made ufc of in the manufatturing of Hats; and, with other good qu.l.tics, the Fur win net tome off, which his been fo much complained of, of late, as well as their taking a mot beariful Black, which will retain their colour: and being the reanutaclurer able own Hats, he fella than at the low price Of al. es. (amps included. N. Worthy the attention of the Trade: and Merchants for exp,arat ion —Army, Navy, folding,and Ladies' Hats. Gentlemen if: the c,:untry Usoald fend the number of inches round the outfide of the craws. cr hips bought in any quanti!y.-Lotoeys croft-paid, re frcetog \jolt Skins ail!, attended to. SUPERIOR ELEGANT BOOTS, Ice. fA RI - 31's NEW INVENTED EFFULGENT lii.ACKING, patmnifed for ufc by the King and Royal Fa may, bought to pork-Rion five years ago, and has ever finer maintaitte.: decillve fuperiurity, wholly independent of gummy Imearing. and the noxious coat of japan varniih ; this is purely unetuces• fuftening, elTcntially cleaning, confervative and conge- Mal to tli • loather ; even after a great length of time, when daft is wip_d oirthe t rankenclant lu axe is di pla yeti, whiah no ether Black ing em dice ; it foils not Bing, and has no (cent, it repells w stet% withitands heat, flottrifhes in all climates, ai.l requires not half the trouhle; its imperial elegance is conferred on Boots, Drcfs Sues, Cartnuch-hoxes, Ladies' Black Bulks, Clogs, &c.—is. and is. 6d. per Box —Hardy's Mixtnre,Cretain and Liquid, are match - kfs fur refuting, preferving and beautifying the Tops of Boots.— lheerealll keeps the pale colour, is.6d The Liquid is for brown or tan ts. The Mixture takes out ink, or any Rain 3s. per bottle like genuine are ligned and fold by Robert Hardy, No. 3, Barn ard't Inn, firstborn, London; Dicey and Sutton, Bow Church yard ; floral:land Evans, Long-lane; Shaw and Edwards, Saint Paul's OLurch•iard; Henerie end Sons, Tichborna.ftreet ; But ler, Cheapfide ; Robertfort, No. 22. Prinee•eftreet, Edinburgh ; II .1 dy's Witt Shop, Oxford; Hodfon. Printer, Cambridge; Bar let, Weymouth t and moil perfumers, bookfellers, and venders of Medicine in the kingdom.— Ellis Blacking Powder is particularly recommended to dealers, and for exportation ; uniting fmall cons pals to light carriage, and not fubjett to Mrs, as toott liquids are, .wet the breaking of bottle*, le:punting, Jet. BRITISH AND FOREIGN BIBLE SOCIETY. PRISIDINT. The Right Hon. Lord TEIGNMOUTH. VICE-NMI:011N I'S, The Right RPV. the Lord Bifhop of London. The Hon. and Right Rev. the Lord Bilbop of Durham. The Right Rev. the Lord Bifhop of Exeter. The Right Rev. the Lord &atop of St. David's Sir William Pepperill, Bart. Vicc-Admiral Gambier. William Wilberforce, Efq. M. P. Charles Grant, Efq. M. P. Ta CA SURER, Henry Thornton, Efq. SECRETAILILS, Rev John Owen, M.A. Fulham. Rev. Jofeph Hughes, M. A. Batterfea. Rev. C. F. Steenkopff, Minitter of thE German Lutheran Chapel, Savoy. AT the firß ANNUAL MEETING of this L SO CIETY, which was held on Wednefday, the zit of May, at the New London Tavern, Cheapfide, the Right Hon. Lord TEIC mo yr x, Preadcnt, read from the Chair, a Report of Pt o. eeedings. It appeared from this Report, and the extradts of tor relpondence, which were afterwards read by one of the St cretaries. that the Society had made, in the courfe of this their firft year, a very confiderable progrefs. A Society upon a fimilar principle, has, under their aufpices, beeh eftablifbk d in the free Imperial City of Nuremberg, and a great degree of zeal Las been excited in many other parts of the Continent, both among Proteftants and Catho lics, for procuring and diftributing the Holy Scriptures. It alfo appeared, that, in many parts of Ireland, Scotland. and Wales, the views of the Society had been cordially embraced; and that in the two latter, coiled:ions had been made which already amount to more than Two Thoufand Pounds. The Report, and reviled plan of the Society's Laws, were unanimoufly adopted; and the warmeft thanks of the Meeting were voted to the Right Honourable the Prefident, fur his Lordfhip's faithf9l, zealous, and perfevering attention to the interefts of the Inftitution. A further Vote of Thanks was palled refpcdively, to the Right Reverends, and the other Vice-Prefidents--to the Treafurer—to the Secretaries for their gratuitous fervices—to Granville Sharp, Efq. for a valuable donation of Verfions of the Scriptures ;n vari ous modern Latiguager—to the Preibytery and Synod of Glafgow, for their Refolutions to promote colleetions for the Society—and to the leveret Congregations throughout the United Kingdom, from which collections have been received. The Report together with large Extradßs of Correfpondence, a complete Lift of Subfcri hers, and a Rate of the Society's Funds, is in the Preis, and will be delivered gratis to Subfcribers. Subferiitbans and Donations to this important Inftitution (the object of which is to promote the circulation of the kriptures, with out note or comment, at home and al.road) wiltlbe received by Down, Thornton, and Co. Bartholomew-Lane; Hankey and Co. Fen church-ftrect ; Fortier. Lubbock, and Co. Manfum-houfr-ftrcct ; Fullers, Chatteris and Co. Lombard (tree ; Heares. Fleet-ltreet ; HardcatUc and Reyner, Old Swats Stairs, London Bridge ; Ran. fom, Morland, and Co. Pall-Mall; Smith and Holt, Old Broad ttreet ; by the Secretaries; and by Mr. Thomas Smith. Colhdlor, No. 19, Little Moortields. London ; by Meitrs Ireland, Bangough, and Co.; and Tyndel, Elton, and Co. Briftol ; David Dale, EN. of Glafgow ; and Sir Thomas Leighton, Shaw, and Co. Fofter- Lane, Dublin. N. B. Copies of the Scriptures, in the modern Language, Will be very acceptable Donations, and materially promote the obj,dt of the Society. Such Donations may be fent to either of the Secre taries; or to the Society Depofitary and Colledtur, Mr. Thomas Smith, No. in, Little Moorhelds, London. ROYAL COLLEGE OF SURGEONS. THE JACKSONIAN PRIZE f-r th e 'roar 1804, for the &ft Differtation on Ancurtfm, has been adjudged to Mr. WM. CRAM/LER. of Canterbury. The Prize fubjet for the prefent year is " Injuries of the Head from External Violence," Diffenationi for which mull be cl• liver ed before Chrillm as Day, acs. Other particulars may be learnt at the College. By Order, OKEY BELFOUR, Sec. TO BE LEl' , A DESIRABLE DWELLING HOUSE, with its Appurtenances, far the reception of a Small Genteel Family, fituate near the Pleafant and Cheap Market Town of Dulvertott, in the County of &mulct. The Premifes are in com plete repair, 'tavirg t -.en built only a few years, and confilt of two Parlours, three Bed-rooms, and two Garretc, a Kitchen, Cellar, Miry, and Brewhoufe, Three-Stall Stable, Orchard, and two Gar dens. The lunation is molt pidurefque and delightful, in the midst of a fine Spor.ing Country; and a Trout Stream runs in fr,nt of the Premifes. For further particulars and to treat, apply (if by letter poft paid) to Meffrs. Mayo and Pcarfe, Solicitors, Cloak-Lane, London, or to T. H.S. Brown, Efq at Dulverton, who will Slew the premkes. N. B. The Furniture, which is good and modern, may be taken at a fair Appraifernent. THE HON. AND REV. RICHARD BOURKE, PLAINTIFF RIGHT HON. RICHARD EARL OF CLAN WILLIAM AND OTHERS, DEFENDANTS. PURSUANT to a Decretal Order made in this Caste, bearing date the tzth day of December, 1804, I will on Tuefday, the 18th of June next, at one o'clock in the after-' noon at the Chancery Chamber, Dublin, fat op and fell by Pub lic C ant, the feveral Mates veiled in the Plaintiff by Aft of Par liament, and decreed to be fold, that is to fay, the Fee and Inhe ritance of the Lands of Spring-houfe„Xnockroc, B:illynaclough, Maugh, Golden Abbyathafili, Cappadrumin, and Milltown, La ginitown,ArdoSerreen, Mantle-hill, Ballygriffin, and Bathclogeen, containing about 4897 Acres, Plantation meafure,producing 33'1 1 . 9s. 4cl. yearly; and alto about 46 Acres of Land, richly planted with Foreft Trees, together with the Timber growing thereon.— TheEftate is fituate in the Barony of Clanwitliam, and County of Tißerary, In the Golden Vale on the River Suit-, within four miles of the City of Caffiel and of the Town of Tipperary, and will be fold In the divifions mentioned and defcribed in printed rentals of the raid Elate, to be had of Meirrs. Furlong and Cham bers, Phintirs Solicitors, Anngier• ftreet,Dublin ; and of Metres. White and Fownes, Lincoln's London. Dated this 2,5 th of April, tilos. THOMAS WALKER. N. B. The printed Rentals will alfo be had of Peter Deane, Cork; Henry D'Efterre, Efq. Limerick; and at the Office of the Clonmel Herald, Clonmcl. THE TRULY GENUINE Dr. NORRIS's DROPS, FOR Fevers, Coughs, Colds, and all Diforders of the Stomach and Bowes. have " Thomas Norris Moore " engraved In the Stamp round each Bottle. This molt important Caution feriouily concerns all who valti.! Life and Health, as ftrange Mixtures are at this time hawking over the Empire, in Bottles. and diredions copied from Dr. Nor nes, for the bate purpofes of impofition. All without this S;anip and Name muft be counterfeit ; and whersver fuch are offered for fate. pirate to fend particulars per Pat, to Dr. Norris's, No. zo, Lower brook-itreet, Grofvenor-fguare, London, that the Public mly be Advertifed thereof. A CAUTION TO FAMILIES. BURGESS AND SON'S ESSENCE OF ANCHOVIES AND OTHER RICH SAUCES. THE great reputation which Mr. BURGESS has gained by HIS ESSENCE OF ANCHOVIES and other RICIPSAUCES, for Fijk Sauce, Stowed Beef, 11,0 ed alive: Reuel:, Beef Steaks, Made Di 1, Wild Fowl, food Game; with many Deli :dein for the Table, , and Store Room ; which arc more fully expreffed in his Catalogue, (He beie.g the Inventor of them,) kas induced many perfons to give the fame name to Articles entirely different, which arc vended at many Shops in London, by perfons who go to the principal 'l' owns in England, Ireland, and Scotland, to folicit Orders of Tradefmen and Inn•kcepers, who in conic quence are often laved with Spari.as Sort., of very inferior quali ties, which is not only an Impofition, hut a great difappointment to Families who purchafe them with a view of having good Sauce to their fifh, Ste. N. S. None are His Genuine, but what have thefe words on the Label." BORGESS and SON'S, Original and Superior ES SENCE OF ANCHOVIAIS s Dn. 107, Strand, Canned Savoy Sieps, Loudon:: FOUR THOUSAND SACKS OF KILN-DRIED HOUSEHOLD FLOUR; One half thereof to be packed into Calks, to be provided at the expellee of the Crown, and to be delivered in the fp= of a fort night into the Army Vi. ualling Stores in St. Catherine's ; and the other half to be delivered in Sacks, in the fame period, into the Vlelualling Starse at Deptford. No Tender for a lefs quan tity than 300 Sacks will be noticed. The whole to be paid for by Dills payable with inter& ninety days after date. The Conditions of the Contradts may be feen at the Secretary's Office. No rived youl it had to soy tender in which the Prue flat! not k 4,f -f:rid in words at lengtA, or Shatiball not be deli-weed to the Board Geforf we o'clock al the laid Yerednefday next, the 221 ill?. nor unlefi the frerfon who :Wes the tender, or foam /orlon on hie ikireff, attend, to anfwer idea railed for. VICTUALLING OFFICE, May iR, 5803. THE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING HIS MAY ESTri NAVY, d. berdy give Notice ' That on Wednefday the 29th initant, they will be read' , to re ceive tenders in writing, (fealed up,) and treat for TWO HUN DRED TONS of GENUINE OATMEAL, and for ONE HUNDRED TONS of BLACK SMYRNA RAISINS, to i•e anfweriblc 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 Majetty's Viaualling Stores, at Deptford: and to be paid for by Bills payable Interelt, ninety d iy; after date. The Conditions of the Contras may be feen at the Secretary's Office. No regard will be had to any Tender in TobicL the price, hall not he infield in word, at length, or that i iall mot he de!ivered to the Board de , fore One 0'C10,4 on the Paid IVednepay the 29th infant, nor and ft the Perfon who make., the Tend...r,ra ;ma Perfon on his helalf, effendi, to anfwer when ealledfrr. MR. BEI.SHAM'S HISTORY OF ENGLAND. Complete from •he Revolution :o the Tr:2v of Amicns. Mtt. I'HI LLIPS has the honour to inform the pub lie, that the above•mentioned Work will he ready for de livery. complete, in Twclve Uniform Volumes, in Delay°, on Saturday the 25th of May, price Five Pounds Eight Shillings, in Boards. Six of the Volumejare now reprinting with numerous and CI. =five corredtions, additions, and improvements, by the Author ; and on the 25th inftant, this valuable Work, the only continua. tion of Hui , e, by a tingle writer, may, for the firft time, be had complete.—Bridge-ftrett, Blackfriars. May a, 18os. This day was puhlifhed, price 2S. THE WILL for the DETF.D, Comedy, in Three as performed at the Thca , re Royal, Covent Garden. Writtcn by THOIVLii DIBUIN. Printed for Longman, Hurft, Rees, and Orme, eaternofter-row. Of whom may be had, by the Came Author,juft publitbed, t. The CABINET : a Comic Opera, in Three Adis, price as. 6d. a. ENGLISH FIRST, in 1342: an Hißorical Comic Opera, in 'three Ads, price as. d. And in a few days will be puhliihed by the fame Author, FAMILY Q B ARItaLLS, a Comic Opera, in Five Afts. This day was publithed, pricemi. in boards, His Majelly's late REGULATIONS, Sec. Sec &c. AM ILI l'A RY TREATISE on the EIGHTEEN MANCEUVRES. Illuftrated with nineteen Engravings.— Including the Review, and palling the General—with Initials of each individual's Polt in all the various movements; and explana tory Notes to each word of Command, and obfei vations on the interior Regulation of Companies; pointing out the duty of an Adjutant, and Non.Commiffinned Officers, Bcc. &c.—To which is fubjoined the MANUAL, ME. and PLATOON EXERCISE. By THOMAS O'NEILL. London: Sold by T. Egerton, Military Library, Whitehall, and J. Mawman, in the Poultry. This d4y was publifhed, price is. TRESOR de Phrafes et de Pali - ages choifis, a 11 Fufage de ceux qui apprennent le Franco': ;or a MISCEL- L kNY, fur the ufe of thole, who ftudy the French lanbage; conlifting of a variety of Ihort Sentence , Hiftorical Anecdot s, Geographical Fhfcriptiols, and Paages front Natural Hiftory and Philufophy, intermixed with Pieces of Poetry ; on a Plan fimilar to that of the Latin Deledtus, ufed in Reading School :Ind other cekbrated Seminaries. By JAMES FOLEY. Of the Univerfity of Claffical Mager, and, during lonic ycarc part, Teacher of the French Language at Readirg School. Reading : Printed by R. Snare and Co. and foist by E Croby and Co. Stationer's-Court, Patrnorter-row, London.• This day was publilhcd, price as. C.d. THE BRITISH CRITIC, In March, 1805 ; . 1 - containing Review of various Ankles ia the different branches of Literature—a liR of En;;lith Books, publified in the Month of March, and of Foreign Books lately iinrort::d, and of Books lately iffued from the Clarendon Prefs, at Oxtord. Printed for F. C. and J. Rivir.gton, No. 62, St. Paul's Church yard. Of whom may be hid, The Britilh Critic—from the commenc:ment of the Review. in May 1793,10 December 1804, iticlufivc, in 24 large volumes, Bvo. price, in boards, 121. 17$. Gentlemen may be fupplied with any Numbers or Volumes to complete lets —N. B. A General Index to the firlt 20 volumes of the Britilh Critic, hasbcen lately publtflied, lit one volume, Bvo price in boards, Bs. MODERN VOYAG I S AND TRAVELS. 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Black - trim ; and to be .had of all Mookfellers and News•eatrierat ill That this liaceting experiences the nsoa heartfelt gratitude and faisfadion at the deeifion of the virtuous Majority of tbeHon. the Houle of Commons on the Bth day of April lan., in confirming the delinquency of Lord Vifcount Melville, as Rated in theTentla Report of the Commiffioners of Naval Inquiry, and in refilling the protedion attempted to be given to the delinquent on that oceabon. Idly. That the breach of duty and grofs violation of the law. of which Lord Melville has been fatisfadorily convided, receives ad ditional caufe for reprobation, by the long confidence placed in him by the Public, as well as by the places and honours which have been conferred on himfelc, his family, and conneetions. idly. That the Thanks of this Meeting be given to Fns. An ncfley and Charles Shaw Lefevre, Efqrs. the Members for this Bo rough, for the juft regard they (hewed to their Conftituents and the Country, by their Vote in the Houle of Commons on the Sala of April eddy. That our Members be requefted to fupport with their re• gular attend..nce and votes all inquiries that have been or may be inftituted, refpeding any branch of the public Expenditure, and to bring to condign punifliment all petit= concerned in anydifhotieft and nefarious pradicea. sthly, That our dutiful and affedzionate acknowledgments are due to our gracious Sovereign, for his acquiefeence in the willies of hi, people, by erafing the name of Lord Vircount Melville from the Lift of his Majelt7's molt Hon. Privy Council. 6thly. That a Petition be prefented to the Hon. the Houfe of Commons, expreffive of our cordial approbation of their late dea , lions of the Bth and I cth of April, and a firm confidence that they will continue to bring forth to public view and contempt all per lons, however diftinguiffied by office or rank,who thall have been guilty of peculation or embezzlement of public Property. ythly, That the Petition be figned by the Chairman, on behalf of the Inlrtbitants of this Borough, and that the Members of the laid Borough he requated to prefent the fame to the Hon. the Commons of the United Kingdom in Parliament affcmbled. Bthly. That the thanks at this Meeting be given to the Right Hen. the Tal of St. Vincent, under whore aufpices the Commiffion of Naval inquiry was inttitutcd. for his meritorious commence ment 01 fa arduous an undert thing, and for his other great and ernitv2at ferrite: rendered to his country. 9thly. That the Thanks of this Meeting befikewife given to the Hen, the Commiffioners of Naval Inquiry, for their impartial and magnanimous inveltiga 'inn of this national and important fulled. i ,:thly. '1 hat the Tharks of this Meeting be given to the Right Hon. the Sneaker of the Houfe of Commons, for his manly, pa /tr.•'tic, anct independent Vote on the memorable Bth of April. i T OAV. 'That the T ialiks of this Meeting be silo given to Se mucl Whitbread, EN. 'V.. P. tor the firm, moderate, and indepen dent mai:writs which he brought torward his Motions on the Bth and itath of April. tathly. That the Thanks of this 1 1 / 4 :.:eting be given to the Gen tlemen who fiuued the RequiStion to the A•layor, and particularly to Mr. Letchworth, for the able and manly manner in which he brought forward the butinefs of the day. 3thly. That the Thanks of this Meeting be given to the Mayor far his alacrity in calling this Meeting. zathly. That theft Refolutions be lived by the Chairman, on behalf o' the Meeting, and publitted in the STAR and Reading Mercary. M. ANNESLEY, Chairman. After the Chairman had quitted the Chair, the Thinks of this Meeting were voted to Martin Annelley, Efq. the Deputy Mayor, for his attentive and impartial condudt as Chairman of the fad Meeting. UNDER THE PATRONAGE OF HIS MAJESTY. Thu day were publifhed, price One Guinea, No. I. of "PNGRAVINGS with a defcriptive Account, in aglith and French, of Egyptian Monuments, in the Brief& Mufeunt. colleetcd by the Inftitute in Egypt, under the direCtion of Bonaparte, and furrendered to the Britt& Commander in Chief, Lord Hutchinfon, by Gene al Mcnou. Printed for Longman, flora, Rees, and Orme, Patemofter-row ; T. MediAnd, the Engraver, Abingdon-ftreet, Wcitininiter; and W. Miller, Backfellcr, Albemark-ftrcct. _ _ ••• In the Number of there Monuments is the celebrated Stone, with the Hieroglyphic, Egyptian, and Greek Infcriptions, found at Rofetta ; alfo the magnificent Sarcophagus from Alexandria,which Dr. Clarke, in his elegant Work, entitled " The Tomb of Alex• ander," has evinced from accumulated evidence, to have been the very Coffin in which that Hero WAS cnlhrined. The Drawings have been made by Mr. Alexander with all pol: 6ble Fidelity, and are et graved by Mr. Mcdland in tie belt Style of the Art. It may not be improper to all that, for the Prefervation of the Monuments repretented in this Publication, the Sum of 80001. has been granted by Parliament ; and that the Edifice to be erected for the Purpoft is now building at the Britilk Mufeum. The whole Collection will be included in about Twelve Num. ben, at a Guinea each, and puhldhed at [bort intervals. YEW MUSIC. Jolt publifited, by BRODEILIP and WILKINSON, No. 13, Hay. market, London, A NEW Edition of the Mufic of THE TEMPEST, 4 . 1 - compofed by Henry Purcell, reviled and emended by Doc tor Bufby, mica tas. Three Sonatas, with a Violin accompaniment, dedicated t• Mad. Croft, by L. Von Mb, Op. ta. price tus.6d. La Trophce, a Military Divertimento, dedicated to Sir Robert Wilfon, by A. Voigt s price 31. The Mermaid, a favourite German Air, Stith variationally A. Voig, price I.s. A Grand Sonata pathetique, compered by L. Van Beethoven, Op. :3, price a'. A (lrand Qpintett for the Pia: o Forte, &c. &e. by L. Van. Bee. thoven, Op. no, price ; , flt. A Trio, for Violin, Tenor, a.id r.oloocello, by L. Van Beetho ven. op. 8, price ss. Three Q2-irtete, for iv-0 Violins, Tenet, and Violoncello, op. tB, I price ei,.. 6d —..1 Sonata for the Pi.ino Nerte,with a Flute Accom panyment, in which is introduced the Air of the Streamlet, coin ! poled by G. Mali, op. 3, price is. A Sonata for the Pia::o boric, in which is introduced the Airs of H:piefs Primrofc, and Old fowler. by G. Mafi, prize 3a. Madame Hillifberg's Tarcbc ~rine Dance, in Telemaque, by G. 104, price as. ed. Durandarte and Bellarme, as a Rondo. by J. H. Butler, a'. 6d. Duncan Davidron, as a Baud°, by J. 11. Butler, price is. 6d. All around the r%lar-pace, Py J H. Butler, price is. B. and W.'s itth Book of Dances, for the Piano Forte. A Sonata for the Piano Forte, No. t, front op. 30, price 3s. A LIBRARY OF WIT. This day was pulliihed, a new edition, in one clocely printed pot* ket volume, price 6s. in h.Lirds, with a frocapiecc,reprefeming Hogarth's Laughing Audience, 1 'HE ENC VCLOPE.DIA of WIT; containing - 1 - upwards of THREE 'THOUSAND of the belt Rom Nto rs, LAUGHABLE Axacciorts. and pieces of genuine Wit and Hu mour exiiiine in the i• ligliih lininage; being the moll complete, pui e, and clacal,c..illeaion of ;hi: kind CM' ?titillated. NIOTTOCS. " l.e• thole laugh u 3W. W:10 never laugh'd before, " And thole who always laugh'd, now laugh the more. Pus's." " Cire toonr coffin adds a bag no doubt, " And ev•ry grin (o merry draws one out. WoLcor." Rape:till this wotk, it nct:itfary to oblirve, that ed. leiftions of a bmilar nature, in various European languages, have hem conflated, particularly the grc t French volume of the Er.cy. eipsdlatia,trom which every thing worthy of notice has been fr. leacst ; and that the heft ufe has horn made of every previous eolledion in our own titivate, and 111,v; ry work. however (cares or volurninotto, from which it wa, Zik..ly an article of any value could be tit ace.l. Printed f. r Ricna ao PUILLIN, No. 6, Bridge.itrect, and to be had of all Bookfcllt rs town and country. Of wboui may, alio be had in two walnuts. foolfetp °Chao. prtae half-a-101'sta isi.boarda, The htiaTtet., eeetahltsi the belt Ipigtent exiahhi in the Hoe* hitigeso.