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WE the underkned NO B CLERGY, and FREEHOLDERS of Ow CC/LINTY of HERTFORD, have seen with concern, that a IN:tithe, t,..11-: Howe of Commons, praying that it will he plea; t 1 HO reject any attempt to prolong the Suspension of the Hater: Corges Act; has been resolved upon at a Mcetim; of the Fret-1;441s and In. habitants, held in the Shire ihll, on the 7th of this Mouth ; and we feel it to be our duty publicly to declare our LN:.ent Irons the object of that Petition. 'I It rotas Wuo hard ' Jump's Adkins John Wri s Richard Brand John Lucas John. Saipeant Adam ?atil Richard Saunderaon lain Bangnam John Poin•ers Elicha Farr Jahn Brow:1 Lewis Dewey Janine Nigfoingali Ja.hut Chet Friar Edmund Cliapmap Hugh Sntrh Santa.:l Cia, ::.• Charles Roberts Edward imrh I • Whi.a.man W. Laura ;llamas Craft '• . snl landrontj Junes Dyson ltnies Guriner I , nie.• Crati/i '. Mank . I. LUCA, Edward Szt.cy . Jan" Warner &Dean! Kirehiner John Greru ' M irk Bailey 'lianas Brawn Jut, Stirtli E:ltvard i:umeles 'll'Zioutat KtrJyslifre. T.amaa 3rlssitcr Janus LE Oliver Sigisincinti Cooke Thunial J..-t-i Jut es tii.ver James Bart.* Jon.lia l'ai!e Antiwar). Win Eyre Jch.l L.itiM Gairtre LitJ'va William Biftbinore Samuel Davis Henry Brae.t John Dyson Armell Cottereil Montagne N 11 - awn John Blduip George Walker LdWiird liP:: •r. Thomas . Day Robert • l savior, jun. ISAIC Wilson I. Falcon Jonathan Chap.uan Wilatil4llCikaaal Julaii Pidcuelt Win. P. Hammond Jos. July Joseph knack R. Bray GeargeCais S. Later S. W. King Joh.: it.iiv.: St. Dowell George ,Rust Joaii Dci..o Liirlitopiter lArothe Daniel Levier . Ruiiert Wz.,k:r William Graham Jobn Fr.:A L. truiike lieury Piaiitow Edward Uncle -- Nen.' -It Ge-or,;e "1 ituneecir. . Jar I:atdec ---, Law ' itdward Flolg i on 'Jnet , Smith 11. ia v. William Plaisiowe Joh/. Sell Sty'. tr. William Carat 0 obert Glaseock •—• J.11 . -i•••4 John Weedon Win. Raymeur, ann...-- mit! er William Jeffs Thomas Pottreil E. Perri, , `...) i 'John Sibley. jun. W. ku.t We have seen with indignation and alarm th• prostitution of the Press to purposes at once subversive, of Vie Morality, the Religion, and Constitution of the Country. We dread, lest Blasphemy and Sedition, so wi.'ely and perle. veringly circulatul, h ootd gradually vueeeed tot !.-e the specious pretence of Liberty and Reform to undermine the faith of the lower orders of our fellow-subjects, and to seduce them from their true interest, into the adoption of principles, which, even in our own times, have involved a greet country to all the hor rors of revolution. . % sr Half-past Eight. Lnxe'. 4s. Fit 2s. Gall. ts. loestriun Twtiou from 1 tit to '1 hree. tunday next, by express de-sire, The Hunted Tailor rallyhtt.—The Nuveltiev winch have been in active some time past, will be produced in a trw nights. CUE COMMISSIONERS FOR THE ISSUE. CERTAIN EXCHEQUER BILLS, No. 55, Great George-inv.', Westminster. is hereby given, that the Commissioners by the Act of the .57th of the King, cap. 34, for !rchequer Bills to a limited amount, for the car tlie and Fisheries, and the Employment ,:eat Britain," are ready to receive applications, :he LOAN of EXCHEQUER V.ILLS for the recited in the said Act ; and such applications, ims wanted, the works in which they are to be the security proposed to be given, are to be addressed cos.formably to the Act, " To the tot the issue of k.xchequer Bills," at their Office, WM. HOLDEN, Sec. pURSUANT to a Decree of the High Court or 1 Chancery, made in a Cause, Akers agaio.t Akers, :Ise CKEDII*ORS of AltETA`i AKLRS, formerly of i loins-wee. Cavet.dlah-square, in the County of Muld;,ies, and laic of Brighton, in the County of Sussex, Einpire, deci,i,ecl, (who di. on or about the loth day (if December, ibi 6), are turihwith to come in and Prove their thins before Charles ishumson, L.q.dre, ot:e of the Masters of the said Court, at his Cla.mberv, ut stAith.uninon-buildings, Chancery-lane, Lyndon, or in detach the: of they will be excluded the henefit'of the slid Decree. CO it H Solicitor, Lrita 1-street. THE FIRST-DRAWN TICKET ON THE rExT MONTH, ON WHICH DAY ALL TO DE PRIZES. X and Co. Stock-Brokers, No. 26, .1.. have a variety of Tickets and Shares on Sale t.RAND LOTTERY. The Scheme contains ',COQ!, 2 of £IO,OOO, 2 of £2,000, 2 of Xt,ooo, • £3OO, 6 of X2OO. 10 of £loo—besides £3O, only 10,400 Tickets. ? utchase is recommended by HORNSBY and Co. as advantageous to every Adventurer. of £20,000 of ...... 10,000 of spoo &e. 6.-4,336l3t.ANKs—inaking togetberlo,4oollckets, !SOUR PRIZES TO ONE BLANK. IS of 7,000 Ticket: will be Draiwn the 9th JULY, when the Fint-Drawn Prize will fled to TEN THOUSAND POUNDS! that• shall be drawn on the First Diy, wlll.be the t 9th Justrethe Seco:Wand Last Day of Draw. Holder chows to receive it *as a biz, of 41t0, DOUBLE-Chance of obtaining the above CapL yl;*.ekawn 1,009 Blanks, however, will not have this • will be abiolute Pilate of.Cto each. JLL, Stotkatoker, trusts the above enunteralon /t b Zel_r L s i ee ivi Ze-Ckt t y • reconunend to their notice his old.established Offices, 9124011:11LL, and £6, OXFORD-STREEI', the last Prize of 420,000 ever Drawn, was Buld in Shares. JD, by the,Frien4s of an Orphan Cid, .1 'I between fifteen and olzte)en years of age, a SITUATION from twenty tonne hundred nffi'froin London, either to place Orr as Pelf-Boarder in a resperalsla School (where a high pre mium would not be expeeed), or to wait on an elderly &male. he would be an acquisition to a Lady with a small family, vs the is good-tempered and fond of children ; works sell at her needle, and Is willing to make herself generally Useful. A res. scrableprwill he given with her, and noobjection to place her out for three or four years. Addresb by lector (postaptil) to H. E. at Mr. Hebert's Li bor/. Nal, Leodello WilloiCaPProved or, be attended tO. This day wai pubiLhed, price 63. EDINBURGH REVIEW,orCRITICAL JOURNAL. No. 55. Contents, An. 1. Causes and Cure of Pauperism. 2. Agriculture and Statistics of Italy. S. History of the Alarms. 4. Goethe's Me lvin. S. Foreign Policy o[E:island. 6. Annual Parliaments and llnivenabSuffrage. 7. Wit Tyler and Mr. Southey. 8. Transac. none of al Geological Society. 9. Tale* of My Landlord. Printed for Archibald 'Constable and Co. Edibborgh; and imugtaan, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Londou. Of whom may be had, The Edinburgh Review, from its commencement. - -1- 1 - 7 - S I 7,111E1L t - I , o4rively tit r e -mice: and Aler.ni,c 11 ROYAL AN Ueda the PKI! TH" acd six prrcisell VRANDAt the ; After "each, var c a riblnano, by Si ..NORSEPAAN dPiavolo Auto! vaante.—A new pag—To voided MUTINEER; y ea Fecti val. Second Price at Eque N.B. On Mow old hE Hor, , e Tal l og212114)11 for so OF 1141 OF C XTOTICE h A I appointed b " ae lque of Er ty:ag on of Publ to Coe ?oar in G: wriag, for the weal purposes 4c:dying the sun em;loyed, and d exchatily made, Cemmissiucers lot at above. XlO,OOO FOR I H OF NE ARE SURF: 1 lI ORNSEI CORNUILL for the present (. 4 'Prices of Icf £5Oll, 4 of A &e. and only An early porch brio, truly advant 4 e Yy 8,44 ts.—.% and tidos 'UPWARD V/ Forst Day. ki further writhe Every Bhnk tle *indrawn on tin leg, unites the H dos aftselbs a DI Ilk 1 he Flrqpdt option, es they wil G. CARROLL. =l=l4 lave to mom= 7, CORP Where 7,733, the WANTEI a DR. CLARKE'S TR /4 - .VE I.S.—OCTAVO EDITION, Vols. 111. and IV. 7!,is day was published;handsomely printed In eve. and illustra ted with Maps, kc. Vols. 111. and IV. price Li.l6s. in boards, the Fourth Edition, of 'TRAVELS in GREECE, EGYPT, and the HOLY LAND; being the First Secdon of the Second nut et Travels in various Countries of Europe, Asia, and Africa. ' By E. D. CLARKE, LLD. The remaining Volumes are in the Press, and will be published - any shortly. Printed for T. Cadell and W. Davies, Strand; and W. Black sod, at Edinburgh. Of whores may be bad, A new Edition of the First and Second Volumes, price €l les. boards; also, a few remaining Copies in 410. of Part the fe k,nd, Section the Third—Greece, Egypt, and the Holy Land; to *inch is added, a Supplement respecting the Author's Journey Iron Constantinople to Vienna, containing bis Account of the ( .44 Mines of Transylvania and Hungary—Xt. l to. tid. boards. ABERCROMBIE'S PRACTICAL GARDENER. This day was published, price Os. in boards, the Second Edition, :evilest, with considerable Additions,by Mr. JAMES MEAN, Head Gardener to Sir Abraham Hume, Bart. of THE PRACTICAL GARDENER; or, J. l mproved System of Modern Horticulture; adapted either to l oge er small Gardens; dotigned for the assistance of those Gen tlemen who manage their own Gardens, and a. a Book of kLe int= for the boung professional Horticulturist. By JOHN AIiERCROMBIE, Anther sf *, Every Man his Own Gardener." 6 .• This Work contains the Laying-out and Culture of the Kitchen Garden, Fruit Garden, Flower Garden, Shrubb.iry, Plea- Ground, Nursery, and i lather Plantation ; also the Cott :traction and Management of the Oreen-Houst, or Coniervatory, Hst.House, and Forcing Garden. The wL.,le alphabetically ar. lurid ; andmezning, in a Prandial Form, m any Suggestions km recast tides in Vegetable Pliyl4ol4; and exhibiting the Principles relative to the Culture of Fruit Trees, especially to the Renovation) of several Degenerated Sorts of Apple and Pear Trcv.. With Tables of Plants correspanduerwith the Advance ment of Botany up to the present Period ; and Table , for felit king tile Temperature of Hot-HOuses, Ste. Printed for T. Ceded and W. Dtfvies, Strand. Lendon.; W. Ilsclite w d s Edinburg; and J. Cumming, Dublin. We are of opinion that the Measures proposed by the Mini sters of.the Crown, and adopted by Parliament at the commence ment of this Session, were necessary to check the progress of those dangerous princiales. We are incliued to fear that the same necessity still exists, tint we arc sure that it will be more prudent to wait for the re>tilt of the enquiry now pending. in ' Parliament, than to concur with the conclusion of the Meeting at f banned ) a eaterausean in any enreat-premature. beralassi Lot teunded on the best evidence, and which may tend, however une intentionally, to increase di:camera, and to agitate the public mite' on questions of the highest national importance. We therefore protest against the object of this Petition, and we rely with confidence oh the wisdom of Parliament to adopt such measures only as arc imperiously called for by the exigen• lies of the times, convinced as we are, by recent experience. that in making a temporary surrender of a poerion of our liberties, should such a sacrifice be found necetsary, we may be taking the best means permanently to secure them against the attacks of those, who would sap their foundation to th.: bottom, and leave us nothing but the disgrace of having once been a free and a happy People. Salisbury Thomas Garner Richard.Ruetelall Bridgewater George Martin William Madman Roden Jobe Stare Joseph Parett Clarendon William Bigg Thomas Orton Verukun G. Wooten William Hill Cranborne Thomas Toovey Thomas Portions Curzon William Jennings latliva Lonisre heaps William Toovey Wm. Browne, JIM. &key Thorns. Hummel Henry Warm R. Ryder John Ivory Thome,. Eyler W. Capel Jos. Hamilton, D.D. William Horne C. 'Yorke William Smith T. Welch Harlem* Suchard! ler. Hamilton S. Chambers J. W. Peachey John Hill Wm. Hawtayne J. Filmer Joins Hawkins Thomas Haworth A. Hume , Thos. E. Prentice Thomas Wardell George Slice J. Story Thomas Orton Culling Smith 'William Kilby Robert Fields William Curtis Job Rath William Johnston Gore Mucky Richard Mason John Johnson Cornelius Cuykr Thomas Rolfe Joseph Davison William Baker Robert Russell Francis Warren G. Caswell George Russell Thomas Godwin •J. Case:inkier Willmar Brown Shadrach Godwin A. Meetkerke W. J. Osborn - James Chapman Samuel Smith . Thee. Chambers Frederick Steevens G. M. Raikes ' Isaac Steabben Thos. Abbot Green J. A:stlemblon • . Thomas Jones E. M. Collet Junes Gordon 3.11: Bacon T. Y. Hinds T. A. Harris. ' Alfred Wm. Roberts JOhn Brooks _ H:Brucit e • William Cannon W. Fa Squire t R. Giessen John Furness James Bush T. Dorriew Ech- Elio Thomas Collie& ' 7 - r.DrineWa4lllts • foie* , 7 I a. Cawley Edward vie Matthias Gilbertson C. Drake Garrard John Varard - F. C. Searaneke A. Pectiell • George Patti° George Dickens lobizahlvert • 1 homes House Thomas Simeon J. Hook ,ID.D. William Lewin Benjamin Cherry Edward Calvert , Matthew NCWhOII J. Dellinger J 4. Smith : - William Junes • lames Nunn C:A. Harcourt ti Wildbore • Win. Thos. Pollard R. Vilillaine John Clarke • Richard Enimott J. B.*Lawes William Smith William Booth G. S. Martin Francis Searancke Thomas Stacey J. Howell .Jaines Whitney C. Bridgeman, jun. J. C. Gape • Thomas Mansell Robert Wood, M.D. J. Clarke • Wm. Smorthwaite WM. Henry Drage ' R. Chester . • Robert Nicholls W. Williamson J. R. Weston, D.D. James Drayton Charles Drage J. Currie Thomas Mader George Mickley I..Tinsperon Stephen Smith William Butt 1.. Coghlan, D.D. Thomas Howard John Searancke W. Binghim, D.D. C. Wirollam Julia Morris H. Ware James Howard ' 3oseph Suozell T. A. Russell Joseph Whitehead Joshua Burr H. Warre ' B c ajamin Anderson John ()vend J. E. Cook R.Smorthwalte Samuel Hicks R. Emmett • • R. W. Brabant William Eling W. Calvert • William Osborn Thomas Bush C. Mayo H. Gace Thomas Fling N. J. Worth= Thomas Herbert D. Green W. A. Arrustroi.g Thames Keut James Lodge E. Conyers Y. Gutteridge S. Archer J. Drake J. Parsons Thus. Chamberlain J. R. Lea W. Wells William Houchin W. Skyuner James Read Jonathan Smith J. N. Waddington Roger Bradley William Muuus Samuel Grove Price kobett 011ie Thomas Parker N. Seger Parry John Wood C. P. Worthen% Robert 'Faylor !Samuel Aviss . Arniytage Gausses Jas. C. Grave William Aviss John Chamberlain Entillus Deluge William Brown William Bigg John Christie Richard Peacock James Bull C. Brolue Jonathan Dover 'Thomas Simon Thomas Feilde William Sanders V. Hilton Ni W. Harrison Jeremiah Lowe Edward Fossey R. Clarke Isaac Piggott John Sell Edward Bourchies James Pickford Jolt' Walker William Young David Jenks, jun. William Parslow John Crofts • William Smut lotus Free Thomas Lloyd )Raj. Fitzpatrick William Beale Harry Grover Benj. Seaters Lawrence Sell Henry M. Grover John Wiukfreld Edward Beale Samuel Moody David Foulertow James Beale Thomas Barber Joe. Howell John Groan% Thomas Chippeudale John Wm. Bateman Thunias Groom William Clarke Jobe Birdseye William "Manning William Cross Richard Lightfoot Samuel Groom J. H. Michell John Susidephat Nathaniel Rand William Calvin Robert Orme James Camp • William Young Robert Parnther Clerken Sell J. Yields: William Bravais George Rust Henry A. Legrien William Paige. W. Harris K. Lucas • Robert Pallett John Murray , L. thirroughs Jonas Valentine James Hilton It. Walker John Simpson Henry Wright Richard Jeffreys James Sharpe George Hill J. B• Seale JohoCordwell William Ball Juba Law Nadirmiel Orubb Thomas Pearman S. Cautherlgy John Inwood Jonas Rotlz man R. H. Newell Isaac Green William De Thwarts Pennington . Thomas Parsons John Smedley J. Nicholson 5 Viehard Won William Andrews W Cruse Charles Cottrell John Rapier G. D. Ge' todyar D. W. Clan•ow John Pollard William Yount linimas Booth Richard Edwards W. H. Steile George Bows:. George Carter 3. Murrell • Wll l / 1 111. Floyd hoses Cox William Cornwell Cornelius Cope Martin Page J. Lamb Themes Parkes Thomas Gray John Vin '. Jeremiah Douton haws Cox, jsum. John•Warzsis Jean WU Thus. HuLfwpworth I : /somas Motile James Alford )ohn nun I Thomas Voss Robert Bishop William Camp i Daniel Sell Eitvard Garrow Joseph Camp , James Pigg Thomas Peale, an. Joseph Casper ' William Widers G. Nugent II John e pn e a l 1. n l sbypers .1 1 . 7 s ,10.1 1-larsei ran n Tliettra .°rge s C ali a l m ! Iklo . i Je-ep't Aims Thomas Lowe f r a n k Lucas George Eoggrave lames:3 Mare, l(th John Pa -her . , George Cattley !olio Howes , James Lucas Fiiilh Hughes Aleci.ndtr Macron Daniel Pearnun M rises, C 3 :Judie •.n . P iChardSl'ed V.'illiam Kimpros Yr.s. \Vra vie 'I homers Dupre billet Parker Wltliaal Wood Thomas Parsons 'William Mont Wiliam Flume 'Hoary Grrene John Dearman _ William Jones Chris. Buckniaster Thomas Kingsley James Brcsva George Horn John Grant James Crash , " William Collier James Field George Chekins Christopher Broome John Pardae George CatLrow William Parkinson Thomas Nevreqme William Whi:e Henry C. White 'Thomas Poynder William Carron James Groome J. Monet Thomas Hun: David Jenks •se Phil. Godfrey - James Coomes John Field - Robert Bradbury Charles Crier les Joseph Field William Amato.* Samuel bows . James KMghans Benjandh Hooper Rob-rt Peake James Cato • William Carter 1. Mita P 4 Teomas Woodman Thomas Chambers h '•ea COibe Wi•iiion Si..elcisets Jo ;ei-Ji Moo! ler T, M . CulFock Wm. Buckingham William IWouider ' W. Jones George Atty Benjamin Hornet Henry Cozens Moses Staliinn Jos Hebbs Lewis Refers John Field. jun. William Piddle Pi Keeling Familel Hassid William Moulder Peter White Joseph Cranstore John Wow Robert Lanee Stephen Nolwin Samuel Titmuss • James Meal Thomas belch James 'Fltmuss William Akers James Held, William Harvey James Elliott William Field George Titmuss Joh Crouch George Meacher Thomas Muncey Wasm Worster Thomas Procter John Warren John Lewin John bibley Thomas Clack Parish Austin Henry Plaistowe Benj. Br:net:ley James Nutting James Fayinr David Brinchley Stephen Rowley Matthew Stone Wm. Welsh John Thompson Thomas Wilson Edmund Smith Alezander Platt Thomas Rogers John Seabrook • 'fluts. Morgan, D D. Andress Holt Henry Prior Richard Edwards Henry Hunt John Prior J. Griffin M. Surtees John Green John Sage Cl. Milani James Stacey J. B. Browne Thomas Mash l'houtas Byron John SeabrookAndloWm. Moqldes, sen. Henry Ware Daniel Wheeler Wm. Folbigg Win. Gosselin James Halley Arthur Copper M. N. Lascombe Henry Horton George Lowrance ChSrks Time Jos. Gear/ label John Ansel! Flisha tiallibrass William Henry Dean Benj. R uoke Richard Litileboy Richard Allen Win. Crawley William lAttleboy Joseph Moulder Peter Young John Impey Edwird Waby Thomas Pallet William Bailey F. Darden, jun. • Edmund Darby James Norris Wm. Scout Henry Alingtois Isaac Dell Isaac Hindley 74. Gillman Henry Norris John Williamson John Archer Proctor Bean John Simpson • Edward Ellis George Ellis John hard Pryor W. N. Rackstrow Thomas Sanders H.O. Roe John Gracy William Norris Visible Pryor T. Wells Fitzjohn. William Child Robert Coock Robert kltajohn , Jabs Norris Edward Gooch T. H. Kemptun !William Dolling, 'Omni, Hicks Wm. Deacon Ralph Thesis Lawrence Truing% Jules Kest • Robert Solids . John Roo • Janus Penrose Woo Flanders Tho. Osboldestoss ' it n . ..lemise Amber, . William n Mer Ambrose l. Wm. Hall William Ward Charles %mai Josh. Begg J. E. Bailey John Bloome Wm. Carr James Osmond George Emery Thomas Hill Jub. Stratford Robert Cooper A. Reppin Thomas Heath Thomas Parrington John Bridges Pat. Hadow Thomas Crane J.lui Beasney John M. Winter Daniel Edridge Launcelut Hardum H. W. Gilbert Win. Dear Wm. Taller Willimla Smith • Robert Jermyn 'f/somas Rubards Samuel Smith Christopher Barber Wm. Hart Henry Boome Philip Craft Wm. Gressper William Pryor Was. Aspitall • Daniel Martial! John Jaques Jeremiah Carter Narh. Cheek Rich. Scare, sen. Wm. Barber F. 1.. Faithfiril George Reynolds Win. Gentle J. Dorrington Jos. Freeman; jun. Richard Crane James Messer Jos. Freeman, sets. John ploopek R. Ihrale William Kingston George Anderson Richard Kilby Joseph Stephens Wm. Seymour Jos. Welsh Thomas Aslin Win. Thurgood Wm. Wil.her Frederick Gough Win. Yarrow J. Downs Joseph Boon Henry Carter Charles Chester !'.Lamb Stock bleach& Charles Brown J. Win John Kitchener Charles Spencer . V. Win Was. Cooper John Baynes W. How ' Thomas Mellon Renton!' *E. Scan. W. Hodgson Robert Richardson Thomas Brown William Ogilvy Stephen Petclaatt Jos. Hunt J. 1.. Goodwin Anthony Fage Win. 'Eagle ' ten. Thomas Scrivener John Little Jos. Chandler Wilkens 'fuck James Cooper Daniel Warner H. Davis Julaii fruup Timms Feast Richard Clay James Aspitall '!'bona. l'yler, stn. Wallow 'Crawley John Cosy eil, jun. Wne..i'yier, jun, Joseph Beldam Wm. Myatt James Coo.c Richard Suon big. Cooke Julep Sayer Joseph Saxon George Smyth Win. Francis John Clark Simon Aloulden Thomas Seymour Robert L. Atkins Henry Dixon Scrips 04door/ow P. Sell • J. M. Pierson Fleury Wade William Seaby John Vera. Hinds Henry Rawl& George Allen R. Lucas Richard Rust los. Clark T. Bristow . • Was. Thorogood George Want Wen. Dunnage S. H. Summers Thomas Weiss John Moore James Jones CM. Hollingsworth )(who Curling Robert Gesty John Wakefield . John Baron, jun. Julia Grease 0. Cromwell W. Lax George Greats Thomas A. Russell Win. Wade Win. ()Irma Joseph Hunt Thomas Coekayne W. W. Cribb .I.lllWil Plume M. Price Wm. Palmer I.mes Tomeon Henry Morice )11d. brilliant Charles Jones . Jahn Ball Wm. Wood Francis James John Lees • George Seymour T. C. Samuel Bowman Win. Soule John Gilbert W. rhompson Wm. Bates 'thaws Sarnia, Thomas Pack G. Whits Jos. liadto John Pack( S. *lffy R. T. Birnis - lames Pack Robert friakke Samuel Key Charles Bunnett Win. Yardley diatuel Hooter John Bailey Pan Yardley Samuel Fern Edward Bacon Wm. Yardley, jun. Henry Rogers Charles Porter Wm. Bridgeman Wm. Cocks Wm. Klechiner John Seymour I. B. Will/note Richard Westrope Geo. reyinum, jun. Thomas Welch Geo. Edward Cox Joseph Glascoca John Camp Joseph Pinker Jelin Peek . Wm. North Francis Stanton George Flack Isaac Pye Edward Sale James Patmore John Brewer Lovell Squire John Tucker Stephen Offwood Richard Sale 'lbtanias Edridge Chants Bangs, Wm. Stanton Cleuige Perry Lewis Shetfins Robert Walker lliusaias Pratt William Sandoin Nathan' Cheselden Robert Erkmda ' William Butcher William Paßett John thalpkii., jun. John Robionatz William Miller bainuel kramis Henry CriNteg Thinnas Miller .7 , A lllite II r.lll t 1.• W. Cartwritit Juba Hart Joon Lebg...l KINGS I'ON,SURREY, To be SOI.D, pursuant to au Order of the fifth Court of Chan cery, made in a Cause " Brodie agabist harry," before John Campbell, Esq. one of the Masters of the said Court, at the Public Sale Room in Southampton-building., Chancery-14:T. London, on lill.llN LtDAY, the inch day of July neat, at Two &Clock in the A ft ernoon, in Three Lots, A l'llf-ELIOLD M4NSION ( A pr VILLA, plea- LA. sandy situated on Banks of the? hames,Withill a short distance of the South end Kingston, and at a convenient distance from t h e. rout to Guildford, with Coacb-tiouws t Stables, and other Out-offices, Farm yard and necessary Buda inks, Kitchen Garden, Lawn, PLasure-ground, and rich kleadiorr Land, aintaining in the whole about seventeen Acres. Aitotiier Meadow of rich Land, separated only by a ri.ari, containing about Sis Acres and a flap; and a!rm an Allotment of good Land on surhiton Common, containing aix Acrvs and upwards; the whole situated in the Paris:, of ic.ii.;atta, in acre County of Surrey. Particulars may shortly he bad (gratis) at the said .111 aster's Office, in Southampton-buddings aforesaid ; Mr. Win. ruoke, Gray's ion; Mews: Ooble and rbonias, tiouverit-street, Over street; Meurs. Lew, and Bower, Southampton-buildings; Mr. Cbades Jemmetr, Kingston-upon-Thames; Mr Stanton, Asir claimer, Hitches,. Huts; and of Messrs. Black and Chapman, Land. Agents and Sur►eyors, Hall Staircase, Moidie I rinple, Louder!. . This day Ii publls' bed, Pr. Co. 8/1. H PAMPHLETEER, NO. XIX. T[Quarterly] containing: I. SPEECH of the Ist. lion. G. CANNING, CM the Motion fer aui.Address to H. K. 11. the PRINCE REGENT. IL On the OBSIoXIJUS eAxls of the GAML LAWS. By Sir Et.rORD, BUT. 111. On the CAUSLS of the IllGn Pima of BRLAD. By the Rt. Hno.C. LONG, M.N,Stc. IV. On the Podia Laws. By I. C. CURWEN, Rsq. MP. V. A l i fTvcit to the Earl of LIVLItPooL on the NLw Coii AGE. By 1% VI. STATISTICAL TAILES on SCOTLAND. By the Rt. Hon. Sir 1. SINCLAIR. Dart. M.P. VII. An Ascums NT :Mewing that a STA NDI NO Aassr is in. conslatem with a Fet.r Government. Priam/ 1697. VIII. litisu ORA tuWil With itr EffcCib till CATHOLIC EMAN.. CIPATION• f Vrigiaml.l IX: X, XI. On I SUPPLY Of EMPLOYMENT, &C. fur the LABOUSII,CG CLA...ES. Irby 6ir T.Braumto, 131 rt. XII. JUUKNAL U, an 1 VCIISU TRAVE.LLER. XIII. An A ;mart.% to the I UNDIIOI.IIf A. &C. on the Coax I.Aws. By R. l'lttS rON, FAKI. M. V. sold by lower, Longman, black, London; and - all other Boultgellcri. 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