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T v , k—'s 4.• i - . _ . 1, .. I -•-, 1 ; mi l a ~., • , --,.. f p . :, , - ••i ~ , . w .40 I 1 1 ...' , • _ ~ , k._ A i lio I t 411 OL NT . AO 4 - '' cti t , ajltn % . • 4 ‘ 1 •• \ • k "A 4 .1 t "q. • , •r.rp •• , e . 9 1. • A • • , ~. tY: ~..i'~':4 . , ..,. .~ •;s • --. 7 --- ; • N rim niR _• Se ond W.ek of a new Hark quinade Pantomime, which con. tinting to be received with unbounded appiame win be v.— pealed every Evening till further notice, *lib the leat Week , of the Flymg Sag's Engagement. **, OYAL AMPHITHEATRE (AS'I'LEY'S) WESTMINSTER BRIDGE. Under lie Patronage of their Royal Highnesses the Panic/ RZOLNT and Duke of Yollr. THIS EVENING, TO-MORROW, and SA 'ITRDAY. by permission of the Proprietors of the 'Theatre Royal, Covent-garden, the grand Equestrian Spectacle, of THE SECRET MINE. . . Introducing the United STUD of HORSES. Monsieur and Mailemoiselle FERZI will go through their orient asand astonishing operatical performances on the TIGHT ROPE. Wonderful i►ie►formanees by the FLYING STAG ZEPHYR. —A Comic gong by Mr. Herring. Horsemanship by Mr. Davis.-1 o conclude with the new Comic Pantomime of WAR AND PEACE; or, HARLEQUIN AND THE MILLER'S DAUGHTER. Dewy open at Half-past Five-:-Second Price Half-put Light. From the great number of carriages which assemble nightly+ and to prev. nP accidents at theconclos.on of the Entertainments it is humbly requested, that Ladies and Gentlemen will order their servants to take up with the horses heads towarch the THE LADIES' SEA-SIDE SHADE, CA LASH, or CHAPEAU. BRAS, considered by all Ladies as a must useful article for the Country, or Travelling, is selling Irons ifts. to 2?s. each, at Cavendish House, No. 44, Wigtnore &tr. et, Cavendish-square. N. D. Haberdashery, Silk Mercery, &C. Sc. on the same terms IS F This day was published, price as. In boards, Iheyourttenth Edition, with a new Preface, and souse addi tional Poems, TNTERCEPTED LETTERS ; or the Twopenny j 1 • Post-Bag. By THOMAS BROWN, the Younger. Printed for John Carr, 56, Paternocer-row. • • illis;day was published, Price Is. embellished with a Portrait, in colours, e - MEMOIRS OF LORD COCIIRANE, of the Earl of Dundpnald, Captain in the Navy, Knight qa• 13at,L, and Member for Westminster. JAMES CAMPBELL, Esq. • • trineMit 'Sold by Sherwood,. Neely, and ,lonys, Paternoster yowl. R Bat-tra, 'No In,- Fetter lane, Fleet-street ; Costbead, Ilsibiwel.batrettis ' , bent raafdie bad, '1 he Trial of Lord Cods lane, price fit AORDINARY HCB.NQMENON. Werth will. be pulkii4ed. by subscription, in it.. price 10s. lid. acconiplisied with appropriate Engravings ' A + N:ieciltate DESCRIPTION, &c. tit a FETUS 'fiteenthr removed from the Abdomen of a Young ALAN, in yeari . age.—By NATHANIEL HIGHNI ORE, Sherborne, Doerr!-, Member of the Royal College of Surgeons, in London. N.l This preparation is now in the possellion of the royal College of Surgeons.. !Coberibers ileitis will he received by the Publishers, Messrs Lot groan si:d Co. Paternoster-row; and also by Me,trs. Higbley and - Underwoecl,.Fleet-etreet ; Cor, Ot.Thottlaez.street, Borough; an.l Callow, Crown-itaitt4 tit, bay was published, price Gs. 6d. . rris - 'IIE PAMPHLETEER, NO. VI. Being an impartial Record Of all the leading FAN PULEI3.I Ott I.ITRRABY % PCILITICAL, and RILIGIOUS SU BJE CTS; and foraiing an. indispensable appendage to every I.IBBAIIT. This highly patronised Work. already boasts the assistance of the ful lowing noble and distinguished Authors : The,CaAacilios of the Ex- Rev. T. Le Mesueisit, • . eacQoet, Rev. J. C. Eus The Bisifor or laxcoLw, FRA S. PRRCITAL Etior, Esq. Rt. lin*. WM. WILPZILFOICS, C. Bursts, Esq. W.Hussissen,Eaq. M. P. H. HAWKINS, Esq. •R t.Hon. Lord fiaarrisca, C. Du PPA, Esq. Sir.S. RONILLT G. JOT, Esq. . SirT.Butstatto,Eatt. A. Biccsr, Esq. C. P./A SII Esq. M. P. 'l'. M. MUSGRAVE. Esq. J. Blocs, isq. M. P. J. W. MRASILILY, Esq. Risings MILN ea , D. D. J. Pas citreeT, Esq. Dr. H. Me!.sn, F. SI Lir E a, Esq. Dey.stinr, BAVEESTOCK, Esq. Dr McLean, I. LAWRENCE, Esq. Am P. deabocenT, J. PRA R N, Esq. Rcv. S. r. &c. dte. &c. Sold by Dalai Curtis, and Co.; Rodwell ; Black, Parry, and Co.; and :4•I other BoAsellers. . • • . ,- bI.AVI. t KLUE The day was publish< d, iu One Vohunt, Fonheap Octavo, • ,•7. mice tit. m boards, the 1 bird li dition of THE. WEST-INDIES, And oilier • POEMS.- 'By JAMEY MONTGOMERY.' 'Printed for I.oetsman, Hurst . , Rep, Orme, and Brown, Pates. nater-Sow, Lowden ;•insti MI ether llonbseUt.ts. °Cohen) may be had, • t. '{' he Weald Wont did Finod, a Poem, M Ton Cantos, with other occasional Pieces, the Sti Edition, in foolscap Bvu. prise Os. boards. • Z The WanderetoS Swi.serlard, and ~her Poems, the Sleds Eil'on; in foolscap two. price as. hoards. 4.. Mr Ndmitiomery display, a l ioh and romantic fancy,a tender bean a tapaw and sc , ave.commathl of imagery and langu.tge, att.! an irrest-ti'le influence over the teelings NEW MUSIC, Stc.—Just publisbedi WLI4aY o ! price and the Cowslip Girl,pliew pi, ed. rung at Vauxhall, by Mrs. Bland, with the ireatebt applati ;"akte Ihrsong of Yamba, a beatylful sym pathetic ong..pnce addres‘• dto the feelings of the Briti.h Nation, sum by Mrs. Davidson, with universal approbation ; and I.avicaa. an Elegy on the ut Miss Robinson, composed by Mr. 1 [witty —Printetl and sold by Jos. Davis, at hi' Pianntort , and Organ Manufactory, • athertne• street, Strand ; where may be seen, the Wand Sell-acting Mechanical Cryan, and whet Self-playing Instrument., made by him ,-N B. A Grand e'lage forte, with adiftional keys, Sce. mide by Eruadwutid and SO% to be sold ct.esii ; and every article in the musical hat on rea-, suitable term.. " IRISH ME1.CP1,45,,8EE 1 MON. This day was published, HIRTY alrct IRISH MELODIES. Vol. I. 11 , 11 Syntglionses and Accompaolments, composed by 41'0017E14 ; and English Verses by BURNS , SCOT l', and ler ANNA BAILI IE, and other eminent Poets. Price One ttninea. embell4lied with an envavuog, by '1 hoteison, from the in.. Cecilia of Sir L Reynolds. • London : Published by Preston, 97, Strand; and G. Thomson, No. 8, Lachange, LdinLurgh. To be had, as above, Scottish Mtiodiei, in lour volonnis, at Lt. Is. each; with Sym- Oen& and Atcompaiiiments, chiefly by Haydn. Welab Melotlies, o tn two volumes, the third in preparation at s. each; with Sy m ph o ni es an d Ac co mpanim e nts, chiefly by Haydn. These Voiumes contain all the most admired National Melo dies of Scotland, Ireland. anti Wale, united to the nicht interest-, Wig English Songs, Man lug all those of Burnt, above one huiplred to number. They are enhclied by Symphonies and Accnnipa nfments for she Pianoforte, Violin, and Violoneello, of the most westerly, beatittiul, and expressive charattet, ut whizh Halydit, who was no less raniarkabk (or his modesty than for his genius, wrote thus: " I boast of this Work, and by it I flatter myself my owns *RI Rye in :rtotlaild many years after my death. ' And tieethoven, feeling the great interest be has given to the Irtith work, means to tubl sb it Co the Coatiisent, with the van, (tataated . . THURSDAY, JI,T4Y 7, 1814, OFFICE OP ORDNANCE, AMC' 24, 1814. THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of his lILet 'TASTY", IRDN4UCE, 4 heivity give That they Will SELL by PUBLIC AUCTION, at the Tower, on 1 Itraday, (he 14th day of July next, between the hours of Teti avid rout O'ClockrSinidry Lots of OLD and UNSER VICEABLE SPOKES, Zon•isting of Harness, Collars, Bit Haber., Bop. Tiate;, and various other Articles of Sadlery and Mows. ; l.ratlkr Accoutrements. Clothing, and sundry Art e'es of ; Powder llortis, Tents, Musket, Carbine, and Pistol Mccks and Flints; Cast Iron, Steel, Copper, Pewter, and Mixed Metal fools of Sorts; Spade., Shovel., Lanthorns, Bel. lows, Standing Vices, Mules, and Wheellurrows ; empty Casks and Barrels, Cartrikei and old Mach Canvas, Fire Engines and Hoze, sundry old Building Materials, and Oak Tops ; together with a variety of other Articles, the whole of which may be vietire4l upon application at the Honourable Principal Store keeper's Office in the "I . ower; and and at the Royal Arsenal at Woolwich, until the day of Sale, at which places printed Lista of the Lots will be delivered to those Persons who may apply fur the same. By Order of the Buird, R. H. CRAW, Secretary. STATE LOTTERY BEGINS DRAWING THE Ist OF SEPTEMBER, 1814. SCHEME. of £20,000 are .C 40,000 10,000 5,000 2,000 I,o'o 4„1100 _ _ _ •• • ..... 2 • • •••••••.. 10 IS 20 a 2 , 750 500 20b 1 (1) 50 LO .14,000 ° Tickets. of 1 40,000 NO FIXED PRIZES!—Days of Drawing: Ist Day - - Ist Sl PI 1111111F.R. :Id Day - - 13th : , EPTEMBER. 3d Day - 17th SEPTEMBER. 'rickets and Shares are selling by RICHARDSON, GOODLUCK, and Co. Contractors for the Lottery, at their Offices, the Corner of Bank. buildings, CornhiU, and facing the King's Mews, Charing-Cross. Price of a Ticket - 1%9 19 0 d.'lo 7 0 I Eighth 5 5 0 I Sixteenth - Half Quar er X 2 13 6 1 7 0 BY PA ENT. . . . IUILDI NG S FACED with BATH STONE JUR at les. tl an half the espence of common Ashler, in cuts manner as to m..kc the wails perfectly water pro.ff and keep them inseparably united With the Stone. ArtiV. 41firvaking t is work miyhe 'applied with Materials and in sthttuons by PA ItKER and Co. Bankside, where, and at No. 10, *lothill.street, Westminster, Roman Cement may be had as usua} on as low terms as at any of the new establishments; or at Mr. Charles Carters, No. - 1, Dean-street, Soho, who is pre. rated to undertake the kind of work above deseribed. GARDENING. A' • GREAT Variety of new.invented, useful, and .111, improved GARDENING INI M ENTS, reconnuend.A.: by•the most eminent Nurserymen in the fteighh:.urhool of the Metropolis, calculated to give facility, eaie, and plersme in the above Sthnce, as Well as to consic.rably lessen tl.e expences.— Tolesseen only at the liorticulturAl Reposittny, 9, Leicester streetoteteister-square. % vIIWART) 1 UK ES, Patentee of the Averruncator. '• ETRE-STREET, NEAR HAT EON-GARDEN. Veit Thoroughfare, and within two minutes walk of the City. To in the best part of the above Strcet, A Verrcomplete CORNER HOUSE and SHOP, recently occupied as a I.a.lieS Stay WarellOilSe from Holy. well-street, but by its appearance calculated for any oil.er Busi ness requiring light and Ahew. The Prernisefi have been recently repaired and improved, and immediate pos:e , siDa Ina / be b2d.— Also a veey convenient House in > ummer-street, iletr the above. Apply to Mr. Lovejoy, Plumber, Eyre street.. KEN Desirable tit rHOLD Es FA tn. wi h a compact DWIL LINdzIIOIISE,'MEADLIW and WOOD LAND, war Ninety Acres: To RE SOLD BY PRIVATE CON By Mr. ROSIN . A DESIRABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, A ounpri,ing a compact I.)we hog Hawse, suhstan•laky bulk, with Oficc , t, Vat], Gal den. °mbar/. Farm Yard, and littOclings, and 'SWINT Enclosure* of !Inv Meadliw, Arable, and Wood Land. contantug to arty Ninety Acres, .:tuare iu a bratiti•al and pic:uresqur pan o. the Cosnty of Kent, abaunding with eueasaute sod whet Game, and wl - h it 14 mites of the Metroyolit TO be viewetl, by Teeltits, whitts, with Particulars, May be 'had of Mr. Robtni, %Vat wiek sitece, Lloklen-mare. SURREY. i Io one iutmediate Vitinky of .VirpiWa Water and WipJsor Great Park. To lie DISPO':'ED OF by Pit IVA FE •CONTRACri for a 'Feral of Years; lip Mr. ItOttlidzi, Al 4 ELEGANT itIi.ADY FIJRNISHED .Cli. RESIDENCE, delghtfally imitated in .the centre of it Farm of atv ot Two Hwdn I tf nd Fifty Atte-, in excellent ri , paif; conniting of ten principal • Bel.ilvain!wri and Drell .ing Rimmi; Library, Orawing-room. fl•eakfa.i Farinor, and Ewing-room, of good dimensions; S.rvainld Apartme n ts, • and waded, al cadged uod detached °Acts; excoll_nt Kintitea Gan Jan, Orchard, and i'kasure 010110C16. With dill e14;444 Itesittroce may be had a 'mall quantity of Land acquiring; or, if required, a Farm of abort One Hundred Acres of Arable mid Meadow Lands, In very high cultivation, with Oboist 50 or PO Acres of rough Ground ; and the enjoyment la various Plantations well stocked I ith t.iame and Fish Ponds. There are extensive and beuwi. ful Views of the surroundiog Country, and'a Stream of Water funs tbrough the Evart; Ovate witlin thief miles of bgtiam, ,sin. from 'Windsor, and oithin 09 of Lynam!. • • • ; A Stock of excellent old Writes may be taken by fait valuation. :to i.e viewed, by "Isiekets, which, with Particular., may bu 611 of Mr. Robats, Warwiek-street, Cahn- streire. TO NOBLEMEN, OEMPLEMEN, NURSERY MEN I AND • OTHERS. 'lsFipaatoir AND UNIQ yg COLLECTION OF GREEN . HOUSE PLANTS, •Ste„. Etc. 13f Mr. COCHRAN, On the Premixes. gtocitsseN, To.MOR OM% the .sth July, and Ten 'snowing Days, at Etevtu o'Clock, FIE„ whole of the very extensive, rare and choice Colitctlon t f GREEN-HOUSE PLAN consining of wu r iad liiousand of Single and Double Camellia's of all the New Suits, statue fiery large rare China, New l lolland and Cape ,Pisflis,corolsthi of hesunful Pro:cacez, Banksix, Ericx, Epa awns, Gaitttktntni, Magnolia, and Bulbous Plants, font. of ' a rl i felf are excellently adapted for Planting Conservatories, also a greet number of hardy Evergreen Shrubs, in Pots, Frames, and ite rhe w hole will be Sold without reserve, btiog the genuine Stock of Messrs. Malcolm, Sweet, and Wilson, whose 'Lauer fa nearly expired. (a. October neat wall Sold, th e whole of the Remaining Stish of Fruit sad Fair Trees; Ste. on the said Ground, ot' likla due Notice win okaiogutir ire preparing and filly be had at Messrs. Miniers, Strai': hlessts. Got dins soti Co. Fenchurett-serest; Messrs. wr e i t ch,,Thanseistreet ; Messes. Maanu and Messrs. Thatchers, Fleet.-street ; at dick:ion and Andeison's, Covent-Garden; at tlstt AuttloSs Mart, near the Ranh; and of the Auctioneer, N 0.7, •le-strect Grosvenor-square. OBSERVE, a few Copies only are now left on sale (price Titre,. Stulimp) of that scarce, intercating, and titan! family Work (with which Is given an elegant Portrait of the Author, and View of Men:. House), cultist! A GUIDE TO HEALTH; or, Advice to both XX. Sexes, in a variety of Comphintit... By 14: $01.0MON; M. D. Containing &treatise on Female Disease-, Nervous and Hy pochondriac, Complaints; also General Sena:ohs on those Dis eases with which the human holy Is most frequently afflicted; explainin: the symptoms, mock of treatment, a.id remedies most properly adapted for each respective cool, Islet. 'lO eakkb Is annexed, a Dissertation on toe Proterties and Ef fects of Hot. and Cold Bathing; also, an Fist:ly on tecret ‘'enery; and a Discourse on Impotency Its the Male, and sterility or Bar renness Incident to Females, &c. Tbe whole-illustrated with a variety of authentic facts, never before published. 44 •1 he best preservative to keep the mii.d in health," says Lord Bacon," and in many ion-slices the body ton, is the faithful admonition of a friend."—Utifortuna:ely, the d.slike of having not me , ely our vices, but vien our foilVes, foldee, and faults, ex posed, deters thousands from asking fur or receiving what philosopher recommends, and thus youth ill partit ular rush head long into the vortex of dissipation and death. To obviate come-, quences so destructive to the species, and eventually to populer non, bat fallen to my lot, by the publication of the GUIDE CO HVALTH, which is pointed out to the deluded ut either Sox as the " adem Friend," which they may caisson & dhow espuscr.-, and with assured confidence of success. l ht, is i'ia. sunshine, the genuine warmth .of which the slender routs ot prejudice cannot bear. As truth priotailsi prejudices subside, Alsa al. persons are telt to their own judgment and their owtreaperience. Louden; Printed for the Author, and add by sam. Leigh, IR, Strand; Sisterhood, Neely, and Jones, Pageruester-row; also, by all Booksellers is he United Kingdom No len than ittO,Soo Copies of " Solomon's Gold* to Health" have been printed. 0 •REMoVAL OF THE POST-OFFICE. IN consequence of the great p ressure o f p erson s desirous of Signing the Petition to the Honourable the House of Commons from the Merchants, Bankers, and Others, suing the Removal of the Post-Office to the extreme end of Ckeapside, the time for %going the same is extended to Monday, the ltit of July, until three o'clock. The Petitions will Ile for signature at John's, Tom's, and Bat son's Coffee•houses, from Ten till Five o'Clock every day. CROWDER, LAVIE, and OARTH, Solicitors. ADVERTISEMENT. NvE have authority to state, that the DINNER to be given on MONDAY next by the GENTLEMEN from INDIA to bis Grace the Duke of WELLINGTON. will be at BURLINGTON HOUSE,lnstead of WILLIS's ROOMS, as at first intended. AGENERAL MEETING of the MER CHANTS and BANKERS of London, will be held on FRIDAY next, at the CITY or LONDON Titres 14, at Eleven &Clock, to consider of some mode of expressing their gratitude to FieldeMarshal the DUKE of WELLINGTON, and the high settee they entertain of the eminent services he has rendered to his Country. The Chair will be taken at TWelve &Clock precisely. Charles Lyne William Manning John Maitland Wm. Mellish Stewart Majoribanks Simon M`Gillivray George Palmer Wm. Sims James Sims Philip Sansom A. H. Thomson John Tonno Robert Wigram James Warre. Beeston Long (Signed) J. J. Angersteln George Blackman Benjamin Barnard John Bainbridge Richardson Borradalle J. W. Buckle Thomas Coles John Cumberlege Edward Ellice J F. Forster Edward Cwatkin John Jackson Archibald Little Wm. Lewis CITY OF LONDON TAVERN. COMMITIT.E ROOM, JuNE 21, 1814. AT a MEETING of the COMMITTEE, held this day; W. WII.BERFORCE, E;q - M. P. in the Chair • - Present, His Excellency Prince Held-Marshal BLUCHER. lA'hen the loyalty of the British peaplerstablished the Patriotic Fits:el, the col'. fictions on the days appointed for liumililtion an.t fasting were devoted to eie Widows and Orphans, and the waended in the defence of our country. 111 e Fad -Day is now, through the goodnt•ss of Pa net CNC a, RUCCIAT'd Or one of jityful• praise for the . blessings t,f Prato restored, and independence se c u red, and freedom rt-riablishetl. Would there not, therefore, be a peculiar propriety in devoting the gifts of grateful hearts, to ' soften the sorrows of those on whorl the calamities of war have fallen, and by a•hnie sufferlegs our enjoy meros have been perpe tuated Encouraged by the contintled beneficence of all ranks of s wimp hi Britain, and from the lower class-24 especially, pleased in having an eppeatunity to join their hernile aid iu ram:wing unfor tunate Germany, use Committee are induced t o shish, with much catty stness, the ltcvet cod Clerge df OKs Establisltt•d Church, and the Ministers of all denorniaatizois in the United Kingdom, to. recommend this cause to their Cetigregageun., on the approaching slay 'or National I beta:seeing. The Comfort tee assure the British public, that the liberal': y of this country haying encouraged Germany to make knnsbn the details of its misery, there appears from the 13410.eteUi communleitions sods vast accunittlation of distress, as to forty the most Powerful claims on Cbtistian compassion. Amount already advertised $e92,127 Si. 4d, tomcats: ions insier atcuirsD At Committ. it Room. Shipley Watson, Esq. £5 5 Rev. J. Martin, additional 1 0 Chrism. D Eckard, the island of it. 1 bonus ter Rev. Mr- Kuper 0 0 J. H. Waltham Abßev 2 0 Co leetion in the l'atish • Clutch of Illackburn, r 1 4 ev. J. Starkly z 9 0 Mickleu havab a, Esq. Sussex, Yd donation 5 0 CountessPuwager Ruts. 20 0 A Ftiend, imr 11. L. 00 0 Collected by a Ladles' Association in thesote ral tae eiboothoods uE Pendleton, the Cres eclat, lsbngtog, told Sc. !Au's, Manchtstcr 'MI 0 A Genitals Mite, who was i.revtoted attend tug the Morning Con cert, June ttS, sent to James 13e11, l eq. Sub-viptions at lit+ll & vrcinu y, r the Rev. J. 1 - 1 10matby, 159 3 9 Tint Surplus titian a Din tit r, gives by LittoOle's • Catit to the iltustrious • Foreigners 10 0 171'. C. H. 1 0 1/. F. lOW:Ma= I 1 1. 1.. E 2 0 I Subscription!' received at the 'cora ; Lloyd's Cufiee-bursae; Bankers its loon' and Couutry. • - • - R. H Subscription* from the town of Lett, reimoi tett by P. W00d,1 7 .0t. perCoutta&Co...C7l/.lSs.lld. Morgan Junta, Esti Kil viesittnge, per Rev. • Win. G0!a1c......, 10 0 Subscriptions from Ella. Meriontshshire. pa Rev.'l • Char leg, £49. lls.lkl. Mr. H. G. Oakes, Stto • dent in .her Hun. Ede ln.iie Compauy's Col. lege. Hartford At Lloyd's. Vice-Admiral Nichols 5 5 A Dona- sun 5 0 Mrs. Saab Scutt 1 1 I.P. 5 0, Mr. James Winter 1 0 Mr. Joseph Winter • 1 0 sea. C. Winter . 010 Juba Winter 0 10 , .. 1 . .A. F. 1 0 George Gelibulas 1 0 R. H. 41 0 Mr. Salter )0 0 B. 1 U Collected at the Paerh Clitirch of Thig!tley, Yowl' shire 15 5 K. lie Charlett, Esq. I:5 0 J. Bentley 1 0 Miss Sinrley, per Sir B. 1 - 1,111100-e, Bart. 5 0 Bars of the City of Loudon Ta tuck k.schance ; and at all the IMARTEN, 5 • . Seeretarirs. ii HOWARD, 5 0 PRICE SIXPENCE-lIM ! FP64 Y. TOWN OF NO rrnicatAm To wit. AT a MEETING of the MAYOR. ALlnit- MEN, COMMON COUNCIL. and LIVPRY, hold..et the Guildhall of the said Frown ors We ooesday, the . !9.0t de, Of , June, till 4, convened by the Mayor for the purpose an cowl 'two ing the propriety of CT •ressing Moir sentiments w as ode pats a 1 revival of the Slave frade, %anctiotted b the l ate Treaty MI Peace be woen this Country and Femme, and the neces-i-y of petitioning bn h Hou.es of l'arliainent to it ft-fere in such man. nor as they may judge most likely te be cif c nal t ;Tryon to oie miseries which must follow any general or temp, rary and local renewal Of a Trade so abhor' en t I die pratcyter of reason lust Christianity • JOI-IN ALLEN; Esq. Mayor, I , tiao•C' air, itesolved, Iliac, in the jegni tit of this Meeting. tie existents of a Slave Trade being disgraceful not only to est ry nation pro. fessing to Le Christian, but also to every periph• professing to be civilised, and to possess th0r....! common teelinas and sestsmeites regarded as honourable to human nature—the Aboli•ion th reof in this country, must in the contemplation of vaLdom and equity have been considered as iso more than an act of jos-ice at the imperious call of duty, as, in fact, no other than the relinquish. meet of criminal conduct in obedience to the dictates of consc , ence, and to the voice of Goo; and therefore that every measure coact's. . laced in any degree to revive in this Laud, or to perpetuate in any other a* korlble a traffic--so daring an insult to the I)xi t t hint. self, in whose image Man, we helve, has been create-3, ought at once to rouse the moral sensibility—the virtuous indignation of all who still fear Goo, and retain affection lot man; and should stimulate them to adopt every legal mode of stopping the pi-ogress of such a measure, and of suppressing+, i ll possible, by the steadiest, the most spirited and unwearLd opposition. That in the Treaty of Peace recently made between di: Code; try and France, we fear that the Article by wb ch it is stipulated between the two Governments, that " during the period of No years no Slave Merchant ,hail import or sell Slaves, egeept in the Colonies of the State of which he k a Subject," wit have the effect of perpetuating in a Foreign Conakry, ant of reviving iu our own, the horrid crane in Slaver, which for the last seven years has, in Our extensive and populous Colonies, mate honour of heo Inanity, and the Glory of GOD, been by Law strictly prohibited. That it appears to this Meeting to be extremely questionable, whether the French Governieut would eventually have re lured to receive back their Colonies on the condition (had .hat c nditiosi been insisted updn) that they ehould not revive to them the abo. fished practice of trading in Beings created in the Dtviue Image, . end joint partakers with themselves sit their noisiest t itiliikges and most glorious expectations. But we are persuaded that had . they ultimately rejected such a stii.ulatiou, the rejecion would have reflected as much di grace on the French character as the ' upon it would have shed uutiullied glory on the British name. '1 hat al his .11tist Christian Majesty has, w t . out reserve, declared his concurrenee lu the sentiments of hia Br ii.ossoie Ma. jes:y, respect tut a description of, trtiffic repugnant to the Princip'es of Natural Jusice, .aUst 61 the enlighteord age in which we live; engaged to unite ad his efforts to tho , ,e of Hi! Britannic Mejescy, at the apnroachlog Congress, to induce all abet Poners of Coristendont to decree the 4holidon of the lave Trade; that the retkidus An thtliouses orlon+ and Commies, which have Leen read to this Meeting ty th" Tchin Clerk, be adopted as the act of this Meeting; and prefcnred to the lAI‘ future in the name of the Mayor, Aldermen, Commoa Cuinses and Livery of the Town of tlettingbam, the cenmon Seel of 111 . 4 Corporation btitg thereto aihted, praying that the it.iptetteota! tires of the IL itish People a' that Coupe* niay be r ies•ruriclte • f vate etuW ardent is the desire of Britain, and bow (Meat the I 4 adieu she Is ready toincle, her the accomphslientratif•so noWsi A design as that of the Infinediate and universe* alibolision she. Slsve Trade ; that while it is ,obviowly the /*hien of this country to eellpee the fame of other Drier in are andltirrns, we rossiy.alsis appear to he not less entildik of distinction for that righteousness, which, while tcenalts,iirenotes also t:.e security and prospetity of a Nation. 'llat as success to the efforts of the Friends to the. Total Abe: Istlon of the Slave Trade may be expected to reqoi e unr 11; eigurous and pencvet ing ca,rtions the Mayor, Mt. Md. insist Cototiam, Mr. Etat LLD, and the i own Clerk, be appoin . opti Committee, instructed to rorre-pond and co•optrate web lite Committee of the Meeting at Frecntason's I *Vern, Wcstnpuster, on /nue 17, 1814, and with any other Crininneres appointed toe the like purpose, as far as may M deemed exprdien(t.,ward pen. moting the attainment of die propowd glorious ohj.et of tor. &items. That these Resolutions be signed by tht...Tewn Clerk. and milli . robed in such of the Newspapers actise Maytir ttiay ‘litecti that the Petition to the House of Chitimoni be transmit tedttitlee hlembers fur the Town, and the Petition to the Hoes* of Lords to Lord Ho Litt cur Recorder, iu the name of dos Athretiogi requesitir.g them respeetis,dy to present and etarport the same to the branches of thel.e4l4lature +o which the/ riripeecivay belongs By Order, GEO. CALI:IRAK T•lo•ot . • BRI ISH PAIN t MANUPACTORT:. . • IlittEE I' CHEAPSLUR. -•••• IMPENETRABLE PAIN 6) AND COAL TAR BROWN, UPTON and co. .(14te ot)Lontiott, W4l) most rttp, ctlully the Public that the lnipeteweahte Pawns are very ornatin•ntal, and bring ground in Lin. ed Oil, m il be applied with advantage ta al forposes of wilful paining, bulk Wilds and outside, where a handsaws! appestance, thirshi lity, and economy we consideraions. For Pads Palms, Stucco and Plaster Frocs, lion and Urtitil Raliin;; and Out-hoildines of every descaption, they are 'pendia/ 4 1y adapead, as they red* the effects of Weather in au astonishing drsree, are a curs tut the worm anti dry rot, and will stead in but eh:wits; they sti Of the following colours anti Trines, Invisible Green 51s. per cwr. I)ark"Green 'ft:Lind Olive Green , 1124.-1111 e deep Green Is. 6d. to 4s. per lb.—Slate, I..ad, and Stone Colours 361. per emit. Chocolate .5.5. I` cal oi Ilrown 425. rand White Paint 60s.—Prepared lid to thiu &heat fir uw, Go. Or The Celli Tar Broin is of two kinds, :elz tic: l ' l l'4 o a ; v , a . r i r • cilt. and refined Tar Brown per cwt. Thei are both v oid', ble to the covering rough Fenostgo, Porous l'iles,Weat.hir /berets big, Sluice Gates, Wood under Urousil or Water, partteulatly the refined Tar, it 1).-iLg pet fec;ly 'amiable in s.l'll .. er the watfur Will not penetrate where it is used ;it isoisseg 4 ales2d enter s,; dries very hard, and is easily applit d, rutallifing virle v rted, and laid on with a common tar brush. 4 '6. . •,• Painters' Oils and Coheirs, &c. &c. Merchants, Captains:. and the 'Trade, vapplifl u n Ternuie, p . A PLEASING APPEAR'ANCE. THE unrivalled qualities rd . the Contuse COW. 1.1% NIY‘ 1.01 lON, act safc,raild. and clegeti's prepsra tion for the removal of all Lroptiour Gem the Fact: and . bkin i and fir improving the most delicate ecimislex;on; hale on be e n known to the Fashionable World; end Minty thettalsoli, of rank and d3tincunii, have advi ted, continued, attclieeseXPlllsti Ms Il use. Thr C”btritlCVCC has been, tl.at persona La •ru on the Public spurious imitations at the I.otioc. ;lea ent and disappgiattnent to the misled, it is neerisiff trr .INzt the GeNui r. LoTtois is prellarid Ansi sold by WO/VINCENT, No. 6, Davies street; Grosvenor-square, Pestle% Wkd is the sole possessor of Dr. Gowlainl's Manuscript N.B. It removes retell, Ring-vesinpa, anti hug-tines. The 1011 owing is a Note from I.aly cern CaiN t to& ox to Mrs. ViIICINT, No. 6, Daviesetreet, Clediv..notbsquare: No. 49, Charlotte iltreet;"Pdriltsid4 lace. Lady Catherine I.eannz present. her coniplauents to Mrs. Vincent, and has the plea/Wee of stating, that, by tre us- of tuo quart bottles of her Gowland's Lotion, she :s perfocily cured of a violent Eruption upon her Face and Arms ; she was mown. mended by her physician to make use of the Lotion, wh.ch exceeded her must sanguine expectations Sold by Mrs. Vincent, Dole Pruvrietor of Dr. Lowland'. Ms. nustript Recipe, No. 6, Daeies-street, Oronretnar-mpers . Vacua and Co. No. 150, Ortord-street; Smyth. Pertunser to his iss•• je.ty, New Bolidzstreet ; Moines. Newbery ami Sono , :sod La wards, St. Penn Church-,and; and all spectAble return rs and Di alit* in Genuine Medicines , in e ver y ! osso in Lome, fit q uarts tis. rid. plats ss. ridlot.pints is. . d. the name M. 8. Vincent is si g assi si k on all that is p ened. g:. To prevent counter f,,t Latiai4e, tt necessuy to observe, 2 0