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. . , • . . ! . . . .. • . . . . . / A ' • , It . 4 0 L: e . 1 . • . 0. 1 "" . . • . . I ...: : .' .. 4 . pd ,, , ~... . . • :: 4 I , . , ... ,o• . SU b r iiiiirtttob 1474ricto . . • _...._... • , ....i. ; IF 4. . !. 0 ! * .; • 1 1 .. I> .. . .-- - SATURDAY, APRIL 27, 1805. (rams stxrzscs. st rwpvt 128.) _____ ARMY CONTRACT KING'S VIE& ER THIS PRESENT EVENING, April C 7, will b e pmented, the Grai. Serious Opera entitled LA CLEMENZA DI SCIPIONE. With Chorus, New Scenery, Dresses, Decimations., &c. Music by Fiorillo. End of the First Aft, a I.lv-write Ballet called CRAZY JANI. fad of the Opera will be presented, the Grand Ballet called LA BELLE LAITIERE; 01.1, BLANCHE REPO. DF. CAS riu.E. C om posed by Mr. D'Erille. Music by Vi Stetbelt. vant Rex et Regina. SCHOOL FOR THE INDIGENT BLIND, ST. OEORGE'S FIELDS, SURREY. The Hon. and Righ , Rev. the Lord Bishop of DURHAM, President. SAMUEL BOSANQUET, Jun. Fsq. Treasurer. THE ANNIVERSARY DINNER will be held at the London Tavern, Bishopsg.ite.street, uu TUES DAY, 30th April, 1865. Vr EWAN DS. J. J. Angerstein, Esq. Henry thimatone, John Askew, Esq Wm. Henry Hoare, Richar 1 Brant, Esq. Alexander Maitland, Esq. Henry Cooke, Esq. Henry Peters, Esq. ismer Dixon, Esq. William Row, Esq. James Gibson, Esq. Thomas Warre, F.sq. Dinner on Table at Si,' &Clock precisely. Tickets, Halt a Guinea each, may be had of the Stew,iids ; the Secretary ; the Rev. Dr. Grindlay, Pratt erect, Lambeth ; of the Supe.rintendant at the School ; the Ceille.tiors, Mr. Grastwell,Craven-itteet, Mr. Stiff, 100, Borough; and at the Bars of the St Paul's Cottee-house, and the Loridm Tavern. Na Person can be admitted without a Ticket ; and no Servants will be permitted to attend but those of the President, Vice Presidents, Treasurer, and Stewards. "April 2, ISOS. JOHN GRINDLAY,. Soc. COMMISSARY GENERAL'S OFFICE, Great George. street, April 26, 1803. N OTICE is hereby give, to all Persons &limns Cattraaing to Supply B!tEA D to the Troops in /la • vial end elignrtm in the County ut I Itrtforti ; Dclitcrits I. curnmenre 0, and for 11l ?sth of 3too nest That Proposals in Writing, seared tip, and martini . 4 Tender fur Army Supplies," will he received at this ObSee, as or before the 4th Uay / the said Month of May (Ina none out, he received (dire Tomlin o'Clak as that Day); and, if sera by Post, the ?tweet to be paid. THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. THIS PRESENT EV FNING, April 27, Their Warne , ' Sereanti will aft the Comedy of Tl-IF. WEST INDIAN. Stockwell, Mt Powell; delcotsr, Mr. Ellistnn. Charlotte lora, Nem Duncan; I.noisa Thrilty, Mrs Mellon. lo•trehActed the Histmieal Romance of RICHARD CCEUR DE LION. lie rd, Mr. Kelly. Matilda, Mi.* DC Camp. la pet ill A Dance, by WISC. lirrNtow, Miss Vining, late Suld.er's Return; ot„ What can Beauty Wednesday night, again received with iinbotanded ssi tJ bit 771t.ad ljuesilay, Wedlittoday, friday, and The Proposals must contain the Names of Geo Bond Sureties, with their Places nj Residence; an 4 no Tender wilt be waxed, oaten the Parry or .tent call at this Office on the fokowing Doy to know the decionsn thereon. Particulars of the Cmotraa any he And, upon Application at thts Office, harem the Hews o f Ten and Four. AIAODALEN HOSPITAL, A►eaa 15, 110,5. ' , atomism. Res Majesty, Quern CHARLOT eassitsama. J4 1 (C011, Lill of RADNOR. VIC !VALUING-OFFICE, APRIL IS, ISO. caNMISSIOIsIg4,4 fee Hie Wiltitn's Novo de hereby Rive Notice, Ant on FRIDAY (1 , Vat .t May nett, they toll At ready to reeeim Tendert is IV, Ring (looted up), cod treat for Three linetdred Tons of Liman:tot NeWfligle or Salt of tepid goodness ; and for rlirsc &wired Ton. of English lion 'Salt, of the forgot Groin, of %inch the Persons who make the Tenders are to pradmr, "id,opees el he delivered in!. lli. Majesty's Vidittellitte Store, of Deptord„ oae-hnlf by the 3(4 ,t Jay next, and the remainder. An the 3Dth SCigeViliAl,4ololl)4l,7, free of oil Charge and Rick to Hit Mabette, except that the tontraaor sal be allowed L. 11.1 pea Tan, for Porterage uf' the Salt from the Wharf to the Scores; and to Iro red far ley Bolt, !tunable, with litterea,Nnient Dant after Doe. THE 4TI b. 'AL, COVENT G kg orq EVENING, April 27, will VICK PIIIII 1 WO nalcentNnrthumberlattd Charks, L : al of Romney yawn. lion Philip George Mn g . rave, Eq. Es, Tragedy of ZARA. BETTY ; Lisean m, Mr. Harzrave ; Norm Kemple. Zara, Mrs tl. Sihl •ns which wilt be added a 'M.A. Farce, called THE REVIEW; Or, THE. WAGS I.IF WINDSOR. (;apt. assuprrt, Mr. Farley ; Caleb Quote's, Mr. Fawcett ; Slatwolter, Mr Rock; John Lump, Mr. Er ne . ) , r s ; ;ace Orylas-, Mrs Gibb 4; Pbssbe Whit thorn, Wl4 Darin. On Mom*, Mouser Batty will apvear is Hamlet. Os Tareaday, by command of The r Majesties, VVlsn Wants *Gaines? with Lech and Key Thomas, Earl of Wilton JohnJohut A.•.gertein, Esq. AAAAA Alexander Bennett, Esq. THE ANNIVERSARY MEETING of tee GOVERNORS of this HOSPITAL will '.se 1.01,1 , :n at Cie LONDON TAVERN, in RISHOPSGATI...!sTR IST, on WEDNF.SDAY, the Ist of MAY NEXT: an, a SEKMUN to he preiched in the Chapel el the H..;rital 1.1 St. Georges Fi Ails, by the Rev. GEORGE MATHvW, A M. Alternate Morn Preacher at Grei:nwich, and Trinity Chapel, Crmduite street, Chaplain to th• Len Hon. the Earl of Bristol, dad one of the Evening Preachtint to this Charity. Prayers to begin at T.s c ;ye o'Cluck.—The Chapel Doors will be opened at Elevaii. svararsima. . _ Tte Conditions of the Contracts sassy Orr 114 at t , ..e ottp . this Office ;or Ay applorinr so the sr e rrtwrgS the Snit !Astir, of I.oitingtssi, ix Ilainps!,;rc ; and Meddle...is% us lisesh.r, rrspeottorty. Hezard rUI he 4ed to any *der, in which she Price sisal; not be usserted to Words at length, or th it shot( not he delivered to the Bonn, before One o'Cloch ew de said Yeidng the 17th of Mao next, for unless the Person who wakes the Testier, or mar Perms on his &&41/f, attends, so mission. when rolled for. TM. Dads tr uldished, price T ACK IN OFFICE. Which will contain Re al Iloilo on Mr. Wallas% Address rii the PaMic ; with a full arid impartial Cmi-ideiatrun of Mr. Kr:rubles Public Cotitluet with revisit to tb4t Ga u tlr•nan, * die MllllOll of THE DRAMATIC SYNOPSIS, dm. Sold by C Clsa iple, frii, Pall Mall, and 80, Southampton low; and J. Asperse, 32, Curnhill. Of whom may he had, I. A DRAMATIC SYNOPSIS, IL ELBOW ROOM, miar It. 8. THESPIAN DICTIONARY, Ncw Edition, with 22 bOar.k. Lord Risers Charles Hoare, Et+, Ri Wis. Thos. Stee: , ; Chr.stoph. , idle, Lbci. ,Irshn Blade, E , 14 Thomas Milles, Esq . }Surue ? Ssmuel R Musson, Esq. 01 ver Fa , er. Mr Se,je,..it tiellon. Ga , ,ovr, William Ili leMan, Dome: vdibe on Table at Five sEClock pemimsly. . JOHN PRINCE. Secretary. GKALND SPRING toTrEzir. SCHEME. 50,0,:t5 2 20,030 3 a 5,00t0 ----- TO BANKERS, INSURANCE COMPANIES, AND " °THE RS. N June next, will be SOLD by PUBLIC AITC TION, an Extensive, and very Valuahl, LE ‘SP.HOLD ESTATE. advantageously satiated the corner of New Bridge street, Black friars, and Ludgate Hill, consisting of a capital Dwelling House, spacious Shop, Warthoioe, and C , oicting House, extending Fifty two fort in Fiutit of New Bridge. ctoaet. and Sixteen Feat in Iran of Lndeatie Hill s with nume rous RAchambern,Segyant.' R.ioms, KIICIIPM Offices, Pores Entrance, extensive arched Vaults in the Basement, arid nu merous other conveniences both for business and family use. Also a spacious WARM* JUSE an Ship Yard, Little Bridge-remi t near the 11011.V!' ' tt,l . c0 4 t , •12 of flows, with a three stall Stable, and otherL:nnyrniene..i. TheTlsturei to be taken It an Appraisement . Thlis',ole of the atrove Premises may be viewed on Wed .. • ATTACHED, DETACHED, AND PORTABLE STEAM KITCHENS. /Iv WM. SI.IItK and SON, FITSNISHING IRONMONGERS, No. 10, CHEAPSIDE. r .r "E • nached are recommended to Families lmcishimg new Kitchens. The Detached to those Families who may have already t! , e 1 " 1 "^ X.IC" kange, dud rossiat of a llot Hearth, (ro. Stewing, a H. Closer, to keep Dishes warm, an Omit for &km& nod rt a eenslast supply of Hut Water, for the sue . q f the Iwo ie. W. Portable am calculated for foreign countries, sr remote parts of Mist Itmegi The above IitIVC.UOPI wan be won in nee daily ; also e large . . 1,60,000 •moon 20.000 1,,000 !0.000 5 e 14 50 9.0 0 0 1,0 00 300 . 100 30 20 11,000 7,X00 iOOO 5,0n0 12J,ilco 100 6,000 30,01;0 lichees L. 300,000 Para of th' Capitals will be determined as follows: First Jan, I.t Day LlO,OOO I fitstAtawn, Day L. 20,000 PilUto 1 M Dal nnn Ditto 3d 7:7u .' 141 further notice. 11 - 77 - 1 further pariculart may be knows on tit Premisz. , , a:al by application .01, .0 after the ht of May next, to Mr R. S. Taylor, Field-court, Gray's Inn ;and Mr. Day, Pump-eourt, 'remple. y at ern- The ngst LC I Llis mari- ; ).i! rat , is g.,61.1 I , = fucks, Itegfwer Stores, Sc. &c Complete sets of Purnit' re of wrought Irma, cooper, or double dock da, of superior workmanship. Dell Hanging performed is a superior stile, and on a new FASHION/S.IILE ANI) ri ARTICLES OF DR ESS. ROI3INS(3N. Manufadturer of the Imperial I,us ai i i the thin Italian Muklins (artic!es composed of silk and wow) vt, and which have the perfettion of never tum bling), begs 11 ire to acquaint ladies of fashion that he is now t i ny su ppl ie d n un those a3scles., hosn iii black and colours ; but, in order tt prevent imposii comp. 4 led to caution almilers f this manufacture its,eiftilie t • goods winch Ire shewri thnm at many places ender tl. P •se denuwina tans, munn bi .ing used in them as a cheau substitute for the ins worsted, q hereas nothing but the eLletie quality of the thosted will resist the pressure, cud ,revont that tumbled ap- Furnace whit% so soon thews itself in the spur us things al. lud.d to. FAmiti maw ring palicidarly attended te, for which pur pose IllAbluson l is. ever( article of either %deity or elegance, incliellug the Is "'portal lustres, Italian muslin., his cunnus colt buislisaams, N r•ent cambric. (which wash in common), Chtmbemys, lii Ilan minuets, patent crapes &c. No. ti. tin netts-street, Covent Garden. " To met .e w net hidden cow'rs in herbs arc found w To gut nch disease, and keit the burn ng wound, a • iirdial drys the tainting head sustain, " Call hat k the flitting soul. and still the throbs of piin." THESE desirable purposes were never so effec tually mourirted as by th- late Dr WEBSTER . % Inven• bon and Improvement of his ENGLISH DIET DRINK. The celeinsted Dr. I 7 ranklin after his own experience of its .I..toiiish• ing powers in the srtilorY, anti many subsequent trials in the YELLOW FEVER, took no small piing to spread its fame mir America. Every day has been adding to its reputation in lirlland. The corm performed by it 111 the Scurvy, the SCfO. a,.4 all Diseases arising from impurities of the blood, as well es in Asthatia„ Consumptinns, and the lam-titable train Narrow Complaints, would surer beli'f, were they not will attest,d. The case of B. G. HOLLAMBY, a Purer in His Majeuy's Service , de...trees peculiar notice at this season of the year, "`hen a few Bottles of the DIE I DRINK may be /anal DO less *want to the taste, than purifying to the system. —This Gentleman's blood was deeply tainted with the Scorsv, salts% he rereived a slight bruise, which soon became a wound, and spread rapidly. ss I applied," says he, 1111 • 'Otter addressed to the Doftor, sa to several Surgeons In Fdisiburgh, Plymouth, and elsewhere, under whose care I was for near two years, keut wet, a comae of medicine, which, I am well convinced, was wlrtcmial ; and by means of which I was .o reduced, tlat is was thought impOSlK:le for me to reenter. After that, I pot myself midi the cave of the late Mr. Criiikshank, who gave Le the Nitrous A. w 1 and twiny Tonic Medicines: he likewise reeorarnended me to inhale the Vital Air under 1)r. Thornton the. rehered me • little; but a relapse, which reticle ...1 me worse than ever, elm. en. I then went to Ph mouth Held to, where I remained footmen month., without a cure, and CAM from their." t., St. These.s's I lospital, where I remained TWAY but was there also deemed incur thole. hi this Onstras‘ed situation, I was advised to take your DIET DRINK, 2114 have toms the happiness to tkelsre, that in &Isnot three months I was te.rieftly cured, when I must otherwise have lugeted sot a roiserattle existenez." Tv. Case, and many othars not less Interesting, are de tit Mtn, at find lettoh, in the Tlf.•d Ecktion of Dr. Webstvell popular Treatir eon the above Commplants , which may b. had, as well as the VIET DRINK, at the Pmprietors Stec end Co. 1. /. Kennington lane, Lambeth. Also by th-ir mitten:el Atent, Mr. W. Vette*, 29, Peeler!; Saeuu and Co im, t. OM-street q Ward, $ 1 .4, Holborn; Oxley and Co. Her httesty's Cliy mine, 27, Haymarket; Chyle...l. 49, , W u.sn , Chemist, Black friar's-road ; Hewlet, Druggist, 14 ! 114. m.1...1 0 • sordan, Droggiat, 23, Whittchapel an tby at least „ tie BO.4.seller„ or vespeCtellio Vendttr of Public 111tdi nue., in every guineipal Teem an tab Vatted Maugslem. • . . . Ditto 4th Day .. 5,000 I Wino 9th Day .. 1,000 Ditto Stli Day .. 1,009 Ditto 10th Day .. 2,000 TIMETS and SHAKES are stiffing at every Office. Tickets L.I4 19 0 14.1 f Quarter.. 4 18 0 f Sixteenth 1 5 0 •.• Begins Drawing 13th May, 1805. Nu. 237, PICC4DILLY. HARRISON and BROOKE, Stock Brokers, and Licensed Lottery Office Keepers, 237, Piccadilly, near the I laymarket, are selling TICKr.TS an•l SHARES in a variety of Numbers, and on the most reasonable terms, as .ped agreeable to Act of Parliament. Their Office has established upwards of Fifty Years, and they call with confidence appeal to all who, luring that period, have Hans actetl ;,,,,sness with them, for the punctuality and honour or their eunduct.--Prises to any amount paid nit demand. STATE LOTTERY—Begins Drawing Monday, 13th Ma', 1805 THE TICKETS Are told and divided into Halves, Quarters, Eighths, and Sixteenth., by HA ZARD, BURNE, and Co. Stock Brokers, at their State LI4- tety Office, No. 93, Unfit? the Royal E•clialige, London, and no where else on their Account —.Letters, Post-paid, duly an swered, and Schemes Gratis. THE SCHEME CONTAINS Prises of 2 3 3 In the late Lottery, No. 8,035 a Prite of 25,0201. was sold awl registered at the above Office, where No. 19,338, .'s.oool. and 80,742 and 80,787, Poi'', of 1,0001. were soli in Shares. • s ' Country Orden accompanied with short-dated Bills ots London, Post Office Orders, or Cub, in Parcel by Coach rat Carrier, pun,lually attended to and Correspoa•lrnts may de pend as being treated exactly on the tame Terms as if per tonally present LARGE NEWCASTLE COALS. FAMILIES coming to reside in London are in formed, that they may be always supplied on the shortest Notice with the BEST NEWCASTLE COALS, on Terms more inoderate than any Howse in Londe*. The Quality and Measure we vouch An, or may always have ocular Denionstra ti.•n of. From the extensive Encouragement and Continuation given by the first Familie. in the ICMgdom, ewer sines the Year 1790, us a Proof of general Approbation. HARRISON and CO have a Quantity at Large Coals for R,kers' Ovens, cheaper and of greater Utility than any Thing they can pur chase. Ont Shilling per Mile pa Chaldean off the Stones. THE necessity of Medicine, our wants pointed oat is mei, age% ; and those people who mai:fiver, with a few plants, OHM cri.isidered in those rem as endowed with supernatural abilities. It was time, and experience, which improved our medical knowledge, and sioulded our prepara tion: into simple and elegant compounds. From the wide field of medical knowledge, scattered every where, some seeds fell, and family medicines grew into repute, front their excel. lence in peculiar diseases. Then a few men paid partitular attention to a Specific, which increased n its virtues were known and tried. A g these men, we rank Drs. Ward, Norris, James, and the late Dr. Spitsbuiy, who gained, as well es hi. predeceto.s, a well-eared tame, be his valuable PATE.iT IISCORBUTIC, in the cure of SCURVY, GOUT, RHEUMATISM, and many diseases depending tau Obstriiffiori _ . Pray atir for (to inawYnt counterfeits) P.VITNT ANTI- ScoItRUTIC nßori, R,lttin S W. 10s and 11. 2;. duty leltitki. 4. Every B ttle which is 'awed from the Dirmintry, Sehrusquare, has the Kotts duty printed in Black Ink, Instead of Red Ink. Mr SIILSBURY M 2 be eessulted ea usual, ea the Item mated posfureesal telat. VALUABLE COLLECTION OF BOOBS. Ten Thousand Voinntes (earl usage of I)uplicales), comprising the most val ‘alie and otosiern Publications in Ilistory, Rio. graphs', Voyages, Travels, Plays, Poetry, Novels, and Ro mances, Miseetlanies, &c. ciRcuLATimG LIBRARY, Na. 14, Tavistock-street, Cove:444l(lmi JCREIGHTON respeafully informs his Friends . and the public, that he has now completed the arrange• min of that valuable and extensive LIBRARY, late Mr. JAMBS Iib:NUERSON's, in hich a manne- ay to obviate disappointment with all possible certainty, and to accommodate his Reader, with the inian.t p ptitusle The Libra. y com prises a seleEtion of the moat valuable Works, antient and modern ; audits: lately been augmented by the addition of nearly Three Thousand Volumes, principally modem, hr. the most approved Auttuirs, and Additions are Daily made of Books of respectability, on the Day of PviMic..tim. No ex pence shall be spared to render this Library fully deserving of public approbation. J. Creighton assiarm three who may yleaur In honour hi m with their commands that the mie.t scrupulous attention shall be paid, to give universal satisfattion. Cards of the Terms, and Cataloguer', may he bid at th" Li brary, where ettendancir is given Item Light in the Morn. ing till Eight in the awning. FURNISHING iiOUSES. Several excellent and new lIIVEI/401111 in dm Articles of Furni ture, those Ladies and Gentlemen who wish to enenuiage the Original House and real Proprietor of the Patents, please to be particular as to the Address. BUTLER's WARE-ROOMS and MANU FACTORY, No. 15 and 14, Catherine street A large eventing's& of Article' of the newest, neatest, and must (econo mical Fashions, of weU•seasoned materials, excellent work.- maoship, with several improvements. BUTLER respetifully relies on the good discernment of the Public, that they will see through the paltry devices and insmuations opposed to him and conatefelting his articles. It is well known that Boller ha. two Patents, one fur Table" and the other tie Bedsteads ; the principle of the first is applicable to almost all kinds of tables, acid is 1410111114 to be a great on movement; it renders them more convenient for houses, and much none portable. The principle of the others applicablo to most kinds of Bedsteads, as fuur.post, taut, sofa, and chair beds, which latter are singularly useful in sickness, albd each, when shut up, makes.* handsome mese of furniture for a sit ting room, dressing room, &c. The four post and tent beds go together in all parts with brass, and are fixed with much ease without the help of tools or tacks, or nails in the furniture, and are very portable. Particeler kinds of the above, adapted for Gentlemen of the Amoy and Navy, an.l Hut Climates, also portable Chairs, &e. BUTLIEII's Patent Manullaurrs have been graciously patronised by the King, Queen, and Royal Family, and ho poured by orders frees numbers alike Nobility an 4 Gentry, aid have been highly approved 's' in the Last arid We. Indies the merit of the Article' has thus mat with favouralstot encourage ment, and tor which he retanw grateful acknowledgment., and cannot but notice the kind offices of sense .then, who fix up large sign boards, with Butler's name inscribed, which miy help also to promote his business; Of, should it. he &reigned otherwise, he begs to represent, that he continues (notwith standing the attempts u. mislead the public) to manufacture and sell his superior Fuer-port and other Beds, extvlleiit Dining Tables, and Cabinet Articles as above, tamely, Catherine . street, eight doors from the Strand, a brick front house, where he has corm:gifted several tools nd machines for working the mine, and has otherwise been at i.o.niderabie expense to being , them to that utility and degree of perfeeltion at which they now are. At the same place may he had every arucle cur cempietely • Furnishing Houses. • N. B. For fixportation. Southwark. .1;oii 25. A T a MEETING of the Eledors of this Ro 1, rough, held this Day, at St. Margaret's Hill, JOHN TOWNSEND, Esq. Deotity High Bailiff, in the Chair ' The following Resolutions wereUnanimesely agreed to 14. That this Meeting adopts with the mod fervent oaf, and most heartfelt gratitode, the series of Resolutions voted by the House of Common, nu Monday the Bth, and Wed nesday the 10th instant, upon the Moores of Samuel Whit bread, Peg. as forming no ausoicoms commencement of the great work of reforming woes abuse, and punishing undoubted delinquency. 2,11 y. That the most essential, the very vital principle or the Constitution, is a genuine, substantial, and effelive re presentation of the People in the Commons House of Parlia ment ; and that without such a representation, neither cao liberty have any existence, nor property oily se.curity. 011 y, That it is only when popular Representation lust fallen into decay, that bad WTI in power (thence presuming on imps. fifty). dare to trample on the laws, or to traffic with public mo ney for their private emolument. 4thly, That such abuse and delinquency have been clearly manifested by the Reports of the Commissioners of Naval In quiry, whose upright execution of their duties', so well sustain s! by the said votes of tbe Bth and 10th instant ' for a most striking costmat of the systematic breaches of the law to cer ..iestosMseo of the Tolman , * Olverniallat, whieb Mere Oarsto missioners (ncithig be such interity the national veneration) have laid °pets, and placed beyond the possibility of doubt. sthty, That the grow violation of the law, and the hies breach of duty which have been perpetrated by Lord Melville, are infinitely aggiared by the eminent stations which that Mi nistur had tilted ; and by the fortmos, the favours, and the ho flours, which have been heaped upon him, mom ho family, arid ciamenions. 6thly, That to screen the slid delinquent from the justice of the law, groat be an insult to the House of Commons, a dis grace to the Government, sod an OUtrage to the Natio; that tits cootinuancoall asp offica of toot or honour, the tenter of • whir., as toe pleasure of the Clown, would be to wriand every r ust fseli rig, egad nohl- ,entiment, which conotitutr the essence` .4 British honour ; that the duration of his power wroild he a stain upon the Royal Authority, and his ;wisence a pultutishi of the Soreteign. 7thly, That a Petition be presented rei the Howe of Com mons, praying that flonourseie House 1.0 follow up ;h.% 'Or coots lure of coodua it has berms on they remarkable MC*. sion; intreating t to silt to the batten the mass of abuses which the aforesaid Co' trimioloners have traced and torpootid to renew withoot 1 0 0 of time, sod toe:ter& if ofeeesary, tam powers so taithfully memo -jot IMO" Conlelilleillite.; to iin. pion. that H insurable Home to pull down molt, etroviesee prettied, to save from +spicily, from peculation and freed, a people who contriloite cheerfully to the real wants of the State, and never conaplon bot whin their iacoliOri are misused, and their generosity is made a sacrifice to knavery end j u g, posture. lithly, That this Meeting recognises, with matirnente of indelible gratitude, the mei ambito exertions of Samnek Whitbread, EN whose firmness, ability, temper, and jwig mem, do honour to the chattel, of a British Smatnr, a. they wiil alsuredly long live is the affeCtionate rernembiarice of country. 0111, That the MernLers foe this Rotoueb, for their support to Mr. Whitbread's Motion, deserve, and hereby twelve our thanks--that they be requested to persevere in the same tonne cooduCt ; and that to both these gentlemen be committed the duty of presentitig, with all proper *peed, our Petition to the House of Common. tinkly, That the Poitioo before natal be as follows, " To the Hosoenble the COBlOlOl4 of Great Britain, is Parliament assembled : " We, the undersired Electors of the Borough of South. work in the County of Surrey, beg leave to congiatulet your idr+oaeers is "lO N A. wols.. 4/µ4l.4llll4enalill MAO elWijileW of Parliament, of the discomions which have takes place in yi sir Honourable House, on the Bth and 10th days of t'lli in cant Opt:I) respecting the gross 'naive/satin:a in eartam breach , 6 of the ExecuOre Goerrnent, onich have been disclosed in the Tenth Report of the Commissioners of Naval InroOry. " We pray your Honourable House to follow up that virtu. oos line of cooduff, whish, upon the two days before have diffused such signal eon:a/lion through toe whole, Country. " We entreat you to sift to the bottom the mass of abuts which the aforesaid CORILIWIlliOn•fll have traced and ev-orserf. o We beseech you to renew, without loss of time, and to ex tend, ii necessary, the powers so faithfully executed of those Commissioners. " We implore your Honourable House to pull down guilt, however protected; to save atom ratocity, from peculation, arced fraud, a people who contribute chearfuty to the real wows of the State, and who never complain but when their generous temper is abused anti 'mimed open : So Omit the Commons of England take the mat efficient coarse possible to vindicate the wifirJ honour of the Goverurnent tticoofirrn the public ion fidence ; arid to pleat in all good hearts the most unfeigned ad miration of the British Coosa:tattoo, " And your Petitioner. oral ever pray." 11th, That the said Petition be immediately ~gnat by Om Deputy !Sigh Bailiff, in the name of this meeting. 12th, That the 'Thank, of this Meeting he given to the Earl of St Vincent, for haying originated, and for his exertions in support of the said Commission of Nand Inquiry. 13th, That the Thanks of this Meeting be give,' to Richard Shipley, Esq. and the other Gentlemen who signed the requi sition to the High Bailiff. lith, That the Thanks of this Meeting be given to the Hirh Bstliti, for his readiness in convening this Meeting. lath, That the Thanks of this Meeting be given to Julio Townsend, Esq. Deputy High Bailiff, for his proper conduct in the Chair this day. IGt5, That these Resolutions be printed in the Newspapers, sigeed by the Deputy High Bailiff. JOHN TOWNSEND, High r HE Reverend WILLIAM BARCLAY'S ANTIRILIOUS DEOBSTRUENT PILLS.—The Pi: lw are requested to observe, that as the great benefit t o be de rived from the above Patent Medicine depends on the Pills being genoine, ibis Majesty's Hun. Commissioners of the Strati, Duties hate been pleased to grant to the Res. Wm. Barclay, tit sole Inventor and Patentee of the Antibiiioult Dr,obstroerit Pills, the name of "The Rev, William Barclay. Stafford-street, Old Bond-wen; to be engtated on a black stamp, which stamp is affixed to each box, all others are coun terfeit; and any person vending the tame will Ir. prosecuted with the utmost severity of the law. They have been used with success by many thousands ; amongst whom Ise has the honour to rank the following distinguish,al personages, sit 14i, Grace the Archhishop of Canterbury—The Lord Bishop of Rath and Wellstiir John lionywooi, Ran. M.P for Ho nitoo—Sir Stephei Limhington, Bart Ng P. for l'enryn—T. Anson, Esq. M.P Litchlletrl—.)amen • nyatt, Esq. M P for Southampton—Cecil Forrester, Esq. MAP. for We-doe—Ni cholson Ca vett, Fag . M.P. for Hc rtforrL-Ed mid Rosh m. Est. New.street, Simug gardens—Thomas Hanintemiey, Esq Pall mall.—G W Oickrs, Esq. Private Se - retam to the Arch hisheP of Caniciburv—tlie Rev. Mi. Dimwit, Librarian to the Arch-. bishop. The Medicines are aohl at Mr. E. Kerby's, Stafford street, 014 Runt strert—Alr. Stratton, Perfumer, Leicester square—Mr Forbes, Cheini„t, Poultry (fat. Salter and Co.) —Mesa Bacon and Co„ Oxforid-strcet—Mr. Bolton, Royal Exchange—Mr ht.rhen. Medical Reposit , Long-acre—. Mr E.Nrafkl•, No. *4, Iletilsors.—end Mr. No. 4, Chen !ISM,. earner of P„ter neater row. Where may akr:o be bad, the following truly %stumble Moder-ins% obese happy effects re their several cases have procured the ohm drst.itguelsed p.. tonnage :—The Rev Wm. B..rclaes SprelfiC foe An sine sod speedy relief of the Goutkh Solvent for the Cure of Singe g his Volatile Nervous CA IN Dirge; and his Volatile thly Embrocation fur the core 4 ,14 'out, Rhea...ham, sta all which Medicines, to be genuine; pest base t:s. abovipasesta- Weed 11111110. -.11