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A ~~ • , • I k l 9 l l -*aalWize 4. k• _ : : : 17 :4 1 4 r , 114 t11 . fa , _ -• lb, • ' ..).;-(u-f-t- ', f ? f:-..11;.;-t ',l-: I.:` - ; \ 'o,-' , ., .. , . ,z,-.7' ,-;vr , -4 ~...., , . ; -,:•. 1 / 4 , s A. - ,N 77,, vitr O '''' '4. ~„-..... ' ''''sl . NLINIBER 29092.] THURSD../IY, APRIL 22, 1802: [PRICE SIXPENCE. THEATRE -ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. Pr -MORROW EVENING, APRIL 23, 1802, will beperformed, R ULE A WIFE AND HAVE A WIFE. Duke, Mr. BARRYMORE ; Michael Perez, Mr. BANNISTER, jun. Leon, Mr. KEMBLE. Margarita, Mrs. POWELL ; Estifania, Miss MELLON. SOCIET of GUARDIANS, for the PROTECTION of TRADE - Against Swindlers and Sharpers. THE ANNIVERSARY DINNER of this SO CIETV, will be holden at the C-rown and Anchor Tavern, in the Strand, on FRIDAY, the 30th April, inst. RICHARD CLARK, Esq. Charnberlain of London, "PIttSI'DENT. HARVEY CHRISTIAN COMBE,, Esq. and Alderman, M. P• V I CE-PRESIDENT. Mr. PERCIVAL NORTH, - TREASURER. . • STEWARDS.. Mr. Thos. Holmes, Jun. Mr. Robert Hoare, gr. Teter Scholey, M. W. Hewlett, Jun. Mr. Jaseph Christian, Mt. Geo. Robinson, Mr. Jahn Giles j Mr, Wni. Titford. Mr. thristOpher Caner, Tickets, los. 6d. each, may be had of the Stewards, •and of the Smretary. ; and also at the Bar of the Tavern. • • ++f Dinner on Table at Five o'Clock EDW. • FOSS, Secretary, - tfo. - 36, Esl3ex-street. • • . HISTORY and„PRW2EEDINGS• Of PARLIAMENT; from 1743 to aor, with State Papers, froM the Coii menament to the Close of the War, in 95 VolurrieS, • STOCKnALE respectfully informs the M• P t ublie, that ite has purchaSed froni the A;;•.griee oflohn Debrett, Bankrupt; all the remaining Copies of the Parliamentary Registet and that now re-pi - iang the Seventeen Volumes so long but of print, and many scarce Numbers, whereby he shall be able to complete One Hun:: Bred: Sets, containing the Proceedings cf both Bouses of Parliament, from 1743 to aot Eighty-four Volume which he proposes to deliVer, half-bound , at 561. • - He haS also purchased the State Papers frorri the cork. mentement to the cloSe of the War, and is now re4rintinf; the First Volume, and shall have that and the eleventh Vo.• lume, concluding with the Definitive Treaty of Pcace., ready for immediate delivery. Price • 71. 7s. —Hazing only 7 Sets for sale, he particulaily requests the faVour of early orders„; and also that such Gentlemen as are in possession of imperteti Sets of either of the above Books, Nvtll give immediate in., strudionS for the deficient VoluMeS or Numbers to be pro cured as but very few of -many thedi:trz. on 1.1i1: 4 ., :ted there may litrezitcr be great difficulty in getting them .coMa pleted: The prite of the separate Volumes of the State Pa. pets is 15s. each; except Volutn6 I. and XI, which are One Guinea each. TIIF. ATRE-ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. TO-MORROW EVENING, APRIL 23, 1592, will beperformed, KING HENRY THE FOURTH. • Sir john Falstaff, Mr. COOKE ; King Henry, Mr. MURRAY ; Prince cif Wales, Mr. LEWIS ; Worcester, Mr. HULL ; • Voils,, Mr_ ximcgrs I h Ll 7). is • Francis, Mr. KNIGHT ; • Douglas, Mr. FARLEY ; • . Bardolph, Mr. THOMPSON ; • , And Hotspur, .Mr. ,S DDONS. Hostess, Mrs. DAVENPORT ; foul,. And Lad"}' Percy; Mis - s' C'HAPMAN. Will be added, a New Grand P,antomime Drama, in two Parts, .cal lecl l • • BRAZEN MASK Th e Or, ALBERTO•AND C)- orture'and Music•cinitpoied by. Nfr: anti Mr. D4vy.. (inhe Saturday; The ljap ok, the World. . • • !.new Grand Ball e t o f. B razen Mask wirl i be repre sented 1? Evening this week. , thn•Tue s d a y Mrs. 'l3llllqt-on will peiform Nandaue," fOr . Artaxsrxe s . • wYn Wednesday • will be revived, The Merry Wiv'es of kittclsor—la which Mr. Cooke will make4iis first appear t;' hd.raer F , - , • • 7- II hursday; Thikabiner • THE ANNIVERSARY MEETING of St. MARY MAGDALEN COLLEGE, id Oxford, will be held at the Thatch'd liaise Tavern, St. James's-street, on Wednesday the,sth of May. STEWARDS Rev: . BURROUGH; D. D. " Rev. 1. CURTIS, D. D. BAMER. GASCOYNE, Esq. .Rev. S. I.T. MYERS,'A. M. Dinner "'at :Half past, Five o'Clock. Dlr. Stockdale will regularly Continue the Parliarrientary 1 Regis er in Weekly Numbers, at rs. each, during the sitting of Pa liament. Twenty Numbers of the Debates of the pre sent essiou are already published:, . . . T 1 e tdllowing WorkS were also bought by Mr. Stockdale from the same Assignees, and are Offered, fora liniited cline; at the very reduced prices annexed to each. , Poetry of the Anti-jacobin; 1 vol. royal 4to. . boardi :,- - - -.- - - C. oto 6 ASiatic Register, 2 vols. half bound - - .: - Q 15 CI Gladwin's Persian Moonshee, royal 4to. boards .. a a Toote Narrich, or TaleS ofthe Parrot, Persian and English royal Bvo. boards - - - - White's Voyage to Botany Bay, plates; royal 4to. boards - - - - Ditto, coloured plates - No. ISt, Picaailly, April 19, iSoz, NEW DRAWING BOOKS, Published by 'Thompson, Great Newport -street, Printseller to His Majesty and the Duke and Dutchess of York. SKETCHES from Nature, -by Mot - land, s. d. igUsiumbersi each . - - -- . so 6 Ditto, 'ditto, by - various Masters, 11 ditto, - - so 6 Progressive Lessons in Landscape, by Laporte, g ditto, so 6 CliatOters of Trees, by ditto, 6 ditto, -- - . _so 6 Sp:ecirmins of Modern Masters, 4 ditto, - , • •so 6 Eltments of Drawing the Human' Figure,--a ditto, . i 5 u TOgether "w - itli an extensive. variety by the Hon. Mrs.:Yorke, Payne, Laporte, Gilpin,, Aiken, at various prices, as speci- fiettp4rticularly in Catalogues to be had in Newport-street, , . and Nu. 54 Dean -street, Sofa. - . - 0 to I I a 2 N a • 't • it - • • Sr' AV/ G • 1!) U pUB LI N. 4 - The - • fdi Tropos'als for tess,',..,-,L;V-41fIZI.NG;4411e• SI:11Wr SPf 4:2 0 8L1N, Ls- Pe- D a . "'".Y enla,,ed ~to, Monday . the 17th of May, on which tlley W „ e to en into . consideratiOn,' and alter which ".2 u tttetVrolms4ls..wai ) 3 e . scsive( l. .' , • • • ~,H0T41,„, for G'..DITLEMEN a. 4 f, • and4FAMILIES, • • - - CpvENT-GAKort4., - S.l n ,retorts , Ack.powleidg, " 4 tothelipbility, Gentry, and Ids Friends' the flattering Entouragement this Hotel has been to rttir ,.. u rStt with, and assures than the utmost exertion bill tp s tt re; ttxbe made, t 2 stlpply evexv. - .Conyenience apc! Copt 111eiErV F amities zklib';inat•be ialea„s'ed to favourtt 7Nah 'he r e Ple'tice. - for''' ‘ tbe - better AtcorrittO:la.t!on .of °Pe ne , ‘ . "T4_.EMEN, a spacious CO F E.ROONI is n9w The m , where DlNNlkS,servectto Table in Irk4 neate at manner bv e.X9erienced Cook 'and Gentle fluv.en. 4,911 . 1 iLivins the. of Wines.. . In the Press, and speedily vtill be pablished; • -In One Volume, 4to. Price Two Guineas in boards, Dedicated, by Permission, to the Right Honourable EA It 1.; CRAVEN, and embellished With irigravings . after Draw. No.'4, WELLS-STREET, THIRD DOOR FROM OXFoItD-STREET. ings taken on the. Spot. With an accurate PLAN 'of tho TOWN of VA L LETTA, in the. Island of Malta, its Hat,: boars, Fortifications, and Dependencies; AJOURNAL of- the FORCES which sailed :from the Downs in April; taco, on a Secret ENpedition,. under the Command of Major General PIGOTT, till their arrival in ,linot'ca, and continued through ail the subsequent Tiansactiqns of the 'Artily tinder the Connnand of the Right Honourable Genei'al Sir RALPH ABERCROINMY; K. B. in the Mediterranean and Egypt, with a particular Account orMAL'PA, during therime it was .subjed to the British liovernment, , &c.- ' • . UNDERTHE SANCTION OF ROYAL AUTHORITY. ' l f 'O the Curious in Drawing and Copying Draw l_ --ings'and Paintings: The various, beautiful, and almost incredible ettects - oI.Kr, JON.ES's Optical .laistrunient, call .ui The..CRITERION, or OPTICAL REFLECTING PUI E, for Copying Drawings, Paintings,NaturalFlowers, &c. it giving the true likeness on paper to any size, either as large as lite, or small as• miniature,, and various other propOrtions, in one minve, witli all the proper Colours, either bytiay or candle-light: This Instrument. will be found of- the greatest utility to Artists in general, who wish to copy Miniatures into Por traits, or Portraits - into Miniatures, Also Fir Engravers, Ar . chiteCts,•Survcyors, & - c. being simple in use, and tar supe rior to the Pantigrater,. there being no tracing required over the Picture 9r Drawings (as .is the usual manner or the Pan tigraf); and wihout injury to the most curious Drawings and raintiags • • I'ivelke Guineasyacli Instrument, with all the ap • 'paraluS complete for irfimediSte use, and proper directions, • • .- • . .By JEN EAS ANDERSON, Esti. Lizut. 40th Reg. The Yievvs are as fonows - . The Town of VALLETTA, with the Fort St. EIKTio, the Battery of St. joh n , .z; The Furl o( KLCAsor.t, and the Castle of Sr. Angelo, with its Batteries, &c. 3. View of VizTo RIOS A t 3361111111 a; Sing . .l.l, &c. .4. The 'Fown of VALLE rTA, from the eionana 5. A View of . o A 1.) z k at the time of the proposed Att 4 4 on that place, See:. Subscriptions for the above Journal will he.receind by Mr. llehrett . , opp'9o,te Burlington Reuse, Piccadilly.—No Money .recciveu hue oii (I.2ii:rry of the Work. _ . . . r ) . 1 ,,,:.,„:-, Holio.eliefalic qu . oque Pam.) '-,,,, , k.; . "tR. CELLAR, ..NI,iIJ:I-tane > , (..cr,ent.G Ir_ tirls ‘ " er l - Styre, Cockageo)cicn Pipcsiu,. other - ; Cyder . „ Nus.n`i l lash Perry, in great f - ,crt'.....;,:tipil.—Never did the g:in.r.- i,:i.:: -.4 l)*Per -floW wittr.o richer juice ! , s war k :;,: , ,..-- p 4,. , ...,2.ri1iciy,, C44acvd, Aid .. , ,,r.r,o-Orii. -, ~,, . :,-, A 6: Shrub. ... (I t '''''''''ti' , f ' ki C - (tr calculated for the East:lndies,. ar t y L . o 0 3. ~ , •-...............11_ Clante. : . PHANTASMAGORIA,. In a few days will be publishdd, In 2 vols. SVo. price 16s. in boards ' with a Head of the •. ,Author, engraved by Heath, rIRITICAL REMARKS on many important Y...." Passages of Scripture, together With Dissertations upon Subjeds, tending to illustrate the Phraseology and Doctrinelolllie bT&.v Testhment. NEW AIANUF.A.CTORY-. all NORILIiY and GENTRY are respetcl - i , ,rlQrmed, that the Elegant and Tasteitil I,,,"Rtss °' NEW and FASHIONABLE ARTICLES for -r e h s now exhibiting at .ROBARTS and PLOWMAN's Ice hive induced many Lincn-drpers Ilabtrdashers, () Her for Sale Many kinds. of spnrious and interior as their Manufacture. They are compelled to take ' k2 r ,,, - PPOrtunity Of i forming the Public, that they have`tio w . n of iihovd description, and a t , ,it .1 any Persons "Y a r 'enuiiie and Elegant Prbdu6ticiris of their Manufac tstr.ei e ( Thlv to be had at th e ir Warehouse, 'No t, Chandos ttiGarden. Itlsa. 'To' THE CURIOUS t of Ar.rivd from - Gertnany, a fine Colleelion 0 1 14eri P ING 13ULFINCHES, brought over by William 'Ylar c h.,"ltten ; they will pipe Marlboroirgh, Deserter, uets and Country Dances ; they are to be and sold a t N o . 2,4 'St Martin's-lane, Charing_ he e'ziliox of this fron t Hemmings-row, t!pohe pair of st_ s aits. a " h , this 1-3 , ird Merchant not arriving sooner in E ng tlt no.as . o account of the Birds not having their full notes, the n Y are full perfeaion inid will keep their note i lfor;: je t L ej and sironger than any Birds brought to England lkiewise handsome Pug 110g,,0f the true Dutch rn-lANNUITIES AND RENT CHARGES: . ' -..1)e S old, ,several l Lives, - o Chaiges t ; .seors... . well-secured Rent - lq , ,-,31?(1 Annuities,- both-on Buyers .. and oo S_e . l 2 1 . 1• and to 1.'3,11.1.124 501. 8,01„ tool . rsol. zool..,ale:i Fuhded Pro : . Pert per ann. amply secured on !_'., ,_ , cha ser and Gov erumentincoines, which w ill n c d lea c r e t n ti ri eT o tLr Tt '. frorn fol. to-301.. per cent. Ladies a liately acconttno llat,jng !t) be Money, may to oe° 4ri i i' n w.lth any - Sum froM toolb.e imam izstates, MdOeY lest4.trorn Freehold or long Lea5eh01d ,,.. ... , 1. tipOrCl itconies ti vi In the Funds; Annuities, with oriVilege (11 rrigS, Widows' Jointures', Rent chaq,es,C fergyinen's Pension's,' 8, c. , _ ni. di 'Nernption - iit the.; option, with the grea,est secrecythe ase..l Patch • • • th t ~ and a tair Puce accordingthe nature of D,Y.gtven.. ar4tarirtial a pplications received claily e till Three o'Clock; kktilit Lett :4s must be post-paid, to NI Iville and Co. No; 7, 1, Istret, Strand, Lortrl•• ()tr,' A g e nt'S - for.recei at of ...,....c.„..!..-rln,t widows. 1 Half-Pay, and ..pensions of , • ' • ROMAN CIiMENT. VISSRS. PARKER and Co. Bankside, lding Ilk Iv ~Vark, manufaaure Cement, or Mortar, for bui s or South. itly .'..1., whieh far surpasses in wait) , Dutch f e 3 rra ci , c or itt,ti.oethweorrkki,nd of m or t ar : it gives to .all kinds o . 1 6 ar, unCommon degree of strength and coh d es ina : , I,e• e 's I•Mtler Water, soon becomes as hard as Stone,.an In i ,•170sed even to the action of the Sea, ,Yitht I)Prvyjater, 111i.-)-01tiings, therefore, intended to resist, or contain .i. may he I, !'llera may be tif•ed with Singularadvantage to-11wred with Lillie and Sand, to any desirable Cle o tre t e, for T il, , ..ritiipSCS. th e )' also prepare STUCCO for casing Buildings with, v o es f the ante hard and durable nature as the Cement : it preser %tri‘viii4_ls,from wet and damp, and may be , executed so as lat t i';` Le .l'Y to resembhy Stone; at a vety.moderate expeLic a e — . 1 .,,...__ Hi 'vine, Coping, and Gutter Stones, cheaper than N I'4l Stone. The / ---- Ti,-iTiSRATORY CLOUCESTER.. following P reparafions are prepared and sold only by 1 ). Ct)X Chemist to the King. - • • 1-3)RtPARED Cl'lateoal, the safest and .- best . „ ro r n e!it.rific e . . 1 ,4_ at c 'Pearl§ of . G inger, Camomile', Cinnamon, Pep .-rin_.ll,t, Cardamom, Steel, &c. • 12. - _ )1 _ 11 • :Tablets, for Sports:rim and Travellers. '• : . - o.zer,,es ot tut Rose HorehOurid, Tolu; Magnesia, &c. pri;l., rortahle, and Fa'ntily Medicine Chests, on improved f1i44,14-11p.:s, 4011 i 11. - to 301. --HiS Family Medical,Com-pen- si,i c „; ',rcl. 4th 'edition, lately published. teCib 6,-(r;ssein.•es and 'Fish 'Sauces, in 'Cases, &c. f, i . 1 i c X ' d'ily sen..iiale of the Public Patronage, most re ‘rici i i ~* 1.-.'Z'o.rils hi,: ~. %leer.: acknowledgments tor the same, loki. ml `‘ltl be rhosis unceasing stotly to render his_ various Pre vkilt* ii'.(irl.po or their very liberal support. . i 1,,, ,ers, left at I. Hatehaill's, No; 190, -riccaddlY,' -s.-Liky Allw:trdc4, . ._. Those who purchase tbe above Instrument, - will be in .struded tbipettorm the Optical Illusions in any dark cham ber fur their.amnsetnent, in the manner as exhibiting at the Lyceidn. Mr.' Jones haVing sold those InstruMents twenty years ago. . • N. B. Such Lady or Gentleman who wish to see the etre& of this Instriimiit, to pay as. 6d. each, which 'will be re turned on purchasing the ,iame. .Also, by. His : Majesty's Special Appointment, his kE FL E NG I\ I RAO RS, from One,. to Twenty Guineas each ; for taking Likenesses in profile or full. face ; also Land scapes and Views frorn.Sea, They are made .on so easy a plan, that a child of ten yeais of . age cannot fail to take a *perfect likeness with them. Miniatures neatly painted . froth Three to Five' and Ten Guineas each, - • . Specimens of the above may be seen every day from eleven o'clock in the forenoon till live. in the evening, at No . . 4, Wells-street, third door from Oxford-street. WATER-WORKS, PRESTON, LANCASHIRE. T0.13E SOLI) BY AUCTION, At the House Of Mr. William Corry, the George Inn, Pres ton, on• Thursday the 13th Day of May, ISo2, at • Six o'C lock in the Afternoon ; . • T. - "\yLv.F..1.14 - 71EF.KM,PARTS or. SHARES • (the whole Concern bring divided into . Fifteen equal Parts or Sharps) Of and in , the 'PRESTON WATER .WO'RKS, with the Reservoir, Horse-Mill, Ma Malt-Kiln, Cottages, and other Premises belonging to the Water-Works Company. Tl)4 whole being held.. by Lease under the Corporation ofPreston, for the residue of a term of 999 Years, under a small reserved Rent, , .• . From the rapidly increasing Size and Population of the Town of.PreStbn, and the demand for Water in the New Streets, it is probable that an extension of these Worksmiglit be made - to great advantage. Further particulars may be had, by 'applying to Messrs. Rathbone 4 Hughes,- and Duncan, MerCitants, - LiVerpool ; 'or Mr. Cross, Attorney, Preston. I RTHLINGBORQUGH. ~ FREEHOLD, COPYHOI,I), and LEASEHOLD ESTATES. • TO BE SOLIYBY AUCTION, Eitheritogethor or in parcels, hi the Month of May next (par ticulars whereof will-appear in a future Paper), unlesspre ' viously disposed of by - Private COntraa ; ALL that the Extensive MANOR-of IRTH- L 1 hANGBOROU6H, in the County of Northampton, together with the _Fishery in the River.Nen or Nine, and other Manerial Rights thereunto belonging. And_alsp, several. Capital Messuages, or Farm-houses, and. Premises, in I rthlingborough aforesaid, and upwards of ONE THOUSAND and EIGHT ACRES of rich Arable, Meadow, and Pasture Land, in the open and common Fields thereof.. • • The whole Estate is a most desirable purchase, the Land being of an undeniable quality. Irthlingborough is situated at a convenient distance from several Market Towns, being three- miles from Wellingborough, seven from Thrapston, eight from Kettering, and thirteen from Northampton.- For further particulars , and.to treat for the same, enquire of Mr: J. Cole, jun. Attorney, Northampton ; and Messrs. Kinderley, Long and Ince, Symond's Inn, Chancery lane, London. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, At the Hop Pole Inn, in Worcester, on Thursday the 3d Day of June next, between the Hours of Three and Six ,in the Afternoon, subjed to Conditions of Sale to be then pro duced; • - . A N Elegant New-ereaed VILLA, in the Parish ,X.' - of Whittingtbn, in the COunty of Worcester, within two Miles of the C ity, - with.the Offices, Coach-house, Stable, Garden, and Shrubbery neatly outoniti about three A cres of rich Meadow Land, in high cultivation, part whereof has lately been planted IA ith choice Fruit Trees. The Land and Premises adjoin the London Turnpike Read, leading from Worcester to Pershore ; are within a pleasant walk. 'of Wor cester, command a delightful View of the adjoining Country, areFrechold,• a desirable spot for a small Family, and were late the Property and Residence of Mr. Jonathan Lea, de ceased. For other Particulars, apply to Mr. Bir.l, College-yard, Worcester.; or Mr. Yeomans, No. :z and :.;, Clements At a MEETING of the MAYOR, SHERIFFS, .COM, MON COUNCIL, MERCHANTS,-and PRINCIPAL INHABITANTS of the CITY of CORK, holden at the Tholsel, the ad of April, iSot, cOnvened•by Public Notice, for the purpose of taking into Consideration the Draught of a Bill proposed to be brought into Parliament by .certain Persons stiling themselves " The committee of Merchants in London, Inverters of Irish Butter," The Right- Worshipful MICHAEL ROBERTS WESTROPP, Esq: in the Chair; (IN the. Motion - of Reuben Harvey, jun. Esq. V President of the Committee of Merchants, secon d e d William by Beamish, - Esq. the following - Resolutions were unanimously agreed to 't Resolved, That the introduction of -any Bill into the Im perial Parliament, professing to regulate or alter a Branch - 4 our Commerce, without our :knowledge end consent, is car . culated to excite the strongest sensations of astonishment and_ concern. Resolved, That we cannot but view with extreme jealousy,. an y thine like imeffereeee with the Regulation: of a staple Bienele..k elle 'Trade of this City, teethe Inyrovetnent of which much .atteetlion has been paid by-those,. who from local knowledge, and information derived froth different Markets,. ought to be, the best.judges Of .what may be neces :sary for the attainment of that object. With this feeling, we must reprobate the attempt said t o b e i nte nd e d b y a Corn ,inittee in London, to introduce a Bill into Parliament " for the Regulation of the Butter Midi of Ireland," the provi_ sions of which scent evidently formed to strike at its-vitals, .more particularly as -they reaped the Trade to the Weet In-- dies and to Foreign Markets. . ' Resolved, That it appears to this Meeting, that the .Mer e chants of Cork might, with equal' propriety' introduce a Bill into Parliament to regulate the maki n g o f Cheese in Cheshire or Gloucestershire, as that any description of Merchants in Greta Britain, should thus interfere with this staple . Branch of the Trade of this Country. , Resolved, That the cursory presence of three or four I fish - Merchants, in their individual capacity, at .a Meeting held in London, wherein the subject of the Irish _Butter Trade was discussed, by no means warrants the statement contained in thefirst paragraph of the Preface to the Draught of this intended Bill which _statement appears to be there intro duced, for - the purpose of imposing the opinion and belief, that the measure had received the sandion of those princi pally concerned in I reland—theseverse whereof is the tad. -Resolved, That` the said intended Bill is wholly inadequate • to the purposes it profeSses, utterly impracticable in several of its provisions, and: therefore 'highly objectionable-in detail as well as in principle. • • ReSolved, That the Annual Export of'Buttee from this City, forms a large proportion of the whole" Annua - Export I of the-Article from:lreland, considerably exceeds, 500,0001. 1 sterling in value, and has increased in :quantity since, the I year 1770, frdm 144,0.00 x t0 about zeo;eoo eilsks and firkins. Resolved, Thar the progressiveadvaocement of this im ' portant Branch of our Commerce. to its. present flieurishing state, both in .quality end quantity, is attributable to the wholesome Regulations recommended from time to time by the,Committeeeete. Merchants, formed in this. Citv:iil the 1, year 1770; under whose special diredion an Aet %Yes framed (embracing rho most salutary regulations of the fhtmer Acts, ) with every improvement which.exp`erienee and local know-1 ledge had suggested) ; and which Ad. was passed into a.l.dv by the last Irish Parliarnentinehe year t3O. • - Resolved,. That as thiS Ad of the late - Parliament of Ire land (to the elfeditat operation of which the increasing exer- - tions of the Comm; tree of Merchants continue to be directed) isnot recognized amongst the . other, recited Butter Ads, nor in any shape referred - to in the said intended Bill, it; appears that the same is pot known to the person's who .framed the latter, which in eft el games. directly ..to defeat some of the 443.••••-.9r: . • Resolved`; thil.teibre, That a Petition founded on the fore going Resolutions, anti - praying the continuance of the •said Ad of - the late Irish Parliamenebe prepared, and, after sig nature,' that the same be forwarded - to our Representatives, to • present. tiethe Imperial Parliathent on the introduaidn of .saidintended Bill,. as othePetitioh against ehe same. •• Resolved, That Copies of the foregoing iesolutions be transmitted' to every 7 Member of the Iniperial• Parliament, accompanied by a 'Letter signed by the chairman of this Meeting, _requesting their.earnest support of the prayer of said Petition, as a matter of the first importance to this Country. Resolved, That the following Gentlemen, being the Select Committee who prepared these Resolutions, - with the addi tion of" Thomas Waggett and Richard Fitton, Eeqrs. be a Committee to carry into efled the same. gettben liarvey, jun. Esq. John Cotter, jun. Esq. William Beamuish, -Esq. Win. Maxwell, Esq. George Shea, Esq. DaniA Callaghan, Esq. Charles Cole, Esq. 9recus Lynch, jun. Esq. - Michael Wood, Esq. Resolved, that the Mayor be requested to sign the 'fore going Resolutions on behalf of this Meeting; and that they be published in the Cork, 'Dublin, and London Newspapers. (Signed) - MICHAEL ROBERTS WESTROPP, Chairman. The Chairman having loitted the - Chair, and William Beamish, Esq. having been called thereto • . •- • Resolved,- l'hat the Thanks of this Meeting are due, and are hereby given, to the Mayor, . for the interest he has taken in this important subject, and.for his proper conduct in the Chair. • . WILLIAM BEMIISH. INSTANTANEOUS RELIEF FROM THE HEAD-ACHE. _ MO the many instancei that leave occurred of the . extrnrclinary efficacy in the relief of the most excruti ating pains in the head, by the application of Dr. BLAI R's CE P ILA I C FLUID, or Anodyne Essence for the Head . ach, the following most remarkable Document is added for the satisfaction of the Public : To Mt. Gxdner, Apothecary, George-street, Edinburgh: Sir Yesterday I. was seized with a most violent Head ach, and in consequence was unable to attend to busines. thought of trying what effe'6l Dr. Blair's Cephalic Fluid would have;: and upon using it according to his cliredions, I was relieved almost 'instantaneously from the violent pain, ad - 4 in a law minutes was entirely relieved from it. This in formation I, have sent you, that others labouring under the same violent complaint may have it in their power to procure relief. 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