The Sun. — London, England, 1807-05-16 00:00:00

:~ it t 41° NUMBER 4576.] MESSRS. ASHLEYS' NIGHT. rrHIS EVENING, SATURDAY, May 16th, 8,7, will be pertbraied, at the Theatre Royal, Cvvent- Cnden, • A GRAND SELECTION OF MUSIC,. From the most •tavourite Compositions of Hamlet, Haydn, Bach. Boyce, Groun, and Mozart. - For particulars, see the printed Bills, being too numerous for insertion in an Advertisement. End of Part the First,, an Olio Concert:. on the Freud,. • Horns,,,by 'Messrs, PETRI D ES. End o f Part 11. a Concerto on the VioliG; by Mr. ASIIL E. V. Principal Vocati Perf , ,rmers l Mrs. DICKONS, Signora GRIGLI ET I, • • Mrs. BLAND, Madam DUSSEK, Miss MEADOWS, and .Madarn BI AN CHI, Mr. BRAFIAM, Mr. EVANS, Mr. DOYLE, and Mr. BELLANIY. Tickets to he had of Messrs. Asltleys ; at I3irchall's Mu. Sic Shop, lion ,1 street ; and of Mr. Brandon, at the Theatse where Places tor tits Boxer. +nay, be taken. Mr. FAWCETT's NIGHT. THEATRE,ROVAL, COVENT-GARDEN". t r) N TUESDAY, May 10, 1807, 'will be pre 'Ns!. sented (by p2mussion ut the Proprietors of the Thea tre Royal,,Hayur., , ket), ri)r .the- first and only time at this Theatre, the pOiitilar CornAy, -in a' hree Aas, called . • - FIVE MILES OFF - Or, THE fAs aCied last Summer, at the Ilayinarket Theatre, upwards of toffy •Niglits with the most , itinounded applause.) - 'Squire Flail, Mr. CHAPMAN ; . Sordid, Mr. S111::1 , 10NS ; Kalendar, Mr. I. '‘ WC L. TT. After which. a-new Farce (never pertormed), called THE MISERIES .OF HUMAN LIFE. To which will he added, the Grand Seri, Comic Meld!, nrama, in Two "Ws ; called .„ . VALENTINE AND ORSON. Tickets to be had of kN Fawcett. atitii house, , No. is, tower Thornitaugit- street, Bettforct-sq , tare:. and of Mr. Bran d;4l, the Theatre, of whom piAce's for the Boxes may be 'taken. k SEAT IN A CERTAIN ASSEMBLY. ANY. Persdn having the Power to insure the intloduttlun of an Independent Gentleman, by re- • signing,.orinherwise, is d•zsi , el to ttred a Letter to 1; C. I. at No. t 2, Upper Thomhaitgn-Street. Bedf9rd.scpi.tre,wlticit will meet the politest 'attention, and aA3ersonal interview granted. TWENTY-ONE. CAPITALS YET IN THE WHEEL. THE STATE LOTTERY will finish Drawing Gn SATURDAY NEXT. TICKETS and SHAKES are (in Sale at all the Licenced tottery Offices.- ,„ , • THE HISTORY OF. ENGLAND FROM-THE RE. VOLUTION/ TO THE PEACE OF .A \ILL:NS. T HE Pu')ilc.arc reTediktily infortnej, that a new, I • p•shlisited, of Mr. I3ELS liA t I STO !Va' of t; 11,t1 l'Al from the Period when. Mt. Huirie's History rennin ,ted to the Year ifioz, formi,l4, kV-uk, tile only complete and zesyiectable extant. • "I'u 1:.,k ton nits been revise i and has been itrenLiy t,itproved by :Appendixes to each Volume, CdnsiO!pg State uthorities, aiad•Oth,:ial Llocutrizats, Was., I r 4 tivf ot the - I'oa. • Li - cent:le Work, thus intproved and enlarged, may be 'had. °1 .11 BOoksdiers, TwHve- large Vols. Nice Six ' Guineas in b oa ~ ; or any two Volumes mAy be had.separately,• price Guinea in boards. ' Tne t 4ppendixe.s-toJhe .first Ten Volumes may-be harl se. tareiy, • price tine Guinea !II noards„by tilu.se persons vJho rave puraased the lortner EditionS, in' which Al> l , ixes .I !v•%e given only to the last two. Vo.unies. Persons who are possessed of Hume, with Smollet's eon. Euluation to rile Death _of e0ri40.11., May hay, heishon's er); of the ReiAn of Georg 111. separately, 8 Vols. price .rolir umeas in boards. , '< • Bridge -street, London, April, 1807. Valuable FREEHOLD LS FA l'E6, t'OKTSNIi.)UTH, IiANTS,••• SIX I.R.EEHOLI) HOUS'ES,;, KENT_ , SIR F, ET, UGH of scw . ruw..\RK., alid TEN LEASEHOLD HOUSES, -ST.-GEORG E's in tile TIELDS. TO BE SOLD BY . AUcTIC , N,. By JOHN BROMLEY, On. Thursday, May 2.4, 184, at Oil,: o'clock, at Caraway's .. Collee-nonse, C..llange-alley,Cornhill - , in Three Lots, • A . • A. VALU ABLE VII E g'HOLD ESTAT E; in a superior sination foi Business, beng the preferable Part of Portsmouth, in the County or Hants, on the west side or Isroad-street, at the Point adio-ring the Sign of the Cornish Arms : comprising a substantial Brick .0 welling-House and Shop, three stories high, in complete repair, suitable tor.any. tusiness. I.ett on Lease to; Mc- Thomas Fearnlev, Slop seller, which expires at IVli.lSulniner next, at a clear Rent of per annum. ,„ A valuable and improveahle Freehold' Estate, comprising lirick HousQs, Nos. 175. and 176, Kent-street, ahil Nos. t, Z, 3, and 4, - Blat.k-liorse-yard a.joiniiiy, in the 4orcigh Southwark, pn .Lease to Mr. Samuel litissett, for a Term, of which Ten Years will be unexpired at Christ i/las next, at a clear Rentnt jot. per annum: - And Ten Leasehold Houses ; comprising the whole of the South Side of. Brickell's Reins, St. , 'George's-fields pro ducing; a nett Rent of 4 . 1. per annum. The - respective Estates may be viewed by - leaVe of •the Ten ints. Particulars may be had eight days previous to the Saie, at the.Coal.Exchange, BroacL.street, Pcntsdroutli T at the Fountain Inn, Flighstreet, Portsmouth; at itie Nlueen-street, Portsea ; at the Dolphin Inn, North-Street, .i;osport ; at the Dolphin Inn, Petersield ; (anti the'follow -1(?g places m London) --at Ciarraway's : Colee-house.;,' at the Seorg e 'tavern, New-road, St. George's East ;at the Angel S'"xt Crown Tavern, .Whitechapel • ~ .of •Mr. Andrew Burr, Oli ' citor, Gould-square, Crutched-friars-rs ; and 'of the AuAuc tioneer,f‘o -23, Cannon-street-road, St George's East. E N SO N's 'POEMS. This ll.ty w.,s puhlisheti, lik , is. t/ nntoi, .price 7s. in boards, r T HE LAY of ail IRISH HARP ; or, METRI j. . c.+A, NTS', '• • 1L Miss OWEN ON, ; • . Author of the Novice . of .St. Dominic, the Wild Irish Girl, • • &L. - Trifles lightas ---Shakspeare.• vrit;.p,witho ( le 1 3 4 rnass!,. La l.ontaine. Printedior R. Phillips, 6, ilridge• street ; and sold by 1. • Archer, 1I Keene, N. Mallon, W. Du4dal.:,'E Colbert, and w. Watson, Dublin ,; and Dy all other llooksellers. • • - - Of whom may he had', The Second Edition of the Novice of St. Dominic, Four vols. price.tBs. -Astke Third Edition o f the Wild Irish Girl. Three vols. price 13s. 6d. . The Eighth' Edition of the Winter in London. Three vols. price, 135..6d• Sir John Carr's Stranger in Ireland, with beautiful En_ gravings. - - 4 to. price 21. ss. . . . - CAIstADAS - 4. This. Day wer t .,. T .MshAin a splendid and very large V - . Q liro . 'il 1,41 ... ate& with 3o 'Copperplates, envjaved tr.sn origitiat drawitie,s takeh oin the-spot by the Author, prise ,24.: in-boards:, .• • • • -throtio'h. CANA.DAS ; contain - _L. nig a Des:‘ripti.m of the: Pi Scenery on some of the Rivers and Lakes ; with . an Ac..;oinat of.. the Produc tions, 04,-,iiiiere6,- 'alp( lail)i;auts these Provinces. To which is:unioined V of the Manners ant Cnstorns of p•i i . 4.;ra I al,the Indian ,N ions of N:orth and South America._ - • ..-i Ry'GEORGE HE - RIOT; Esq. De.pttts:P•ostwaster.'qene;al.ol British North Ametica„ • &C. Piloted for Richard Phillips,No, BritUe-streeti•Blacic fri•nrs, and tb.bc had ct N :B. A ft•iet.:opie3 of the - Plates which have been beau feCionre4in he manner of the original Drawings, have been douelip_io,4,-seiktrate Atlas, aod the Wor.k. , with this etee.aut 'accoalpartirnent nay be had - at Thre C;utneas ata a Hallper • • ' On Saturday will be published, • ,Handsomely printed in in one large Volume, Price, in bp:trd, 2.1 2s. • 1 IVATMOTE.S of the - LIFE of Mrs. ELIZA BETII ANL' CA-It'r With'a. New Edit, othcr l'oems of which have 'lever appeared-before ; to which will be. • added some,Nlisctellaneous‘Lssays in,PrpsL% together with her Note; on the Bibie, and'tith AnsWers to Ohjedions.c..)4cm ing the Cl' itristian, It By the Rev. MON PENNINGTON, M.A. ' , Vicar of Northbouri, in p hcr.Nt.b and od Exectitcir: 6.r I : r- n. . 1 • C • yard ; sold also by I. liatchAro, No. ,Piccadilly. ofwitotti may, be.had, Jeteiy wit:dished, ; • i• Handsomely. printed in Two Volume , , claavo, price 16s. The Works of Epiftletlis, consisting of his Discolirsi.s, in Four P 0012,, pr,istived' by Arriah.; the Eitchirkii•ai, and Fragments. Translated from, the Original , Gri2ek,' by :tlie late Mrs. Pizabettt Carter._ With an Into4duction and Notes by the Translator. The Fourth Edition, with the, Trancla . tor's last' Additions and Correz.tions: . .. . , • NV H,I.T E's F R R-I E RV, -Vghth Edition. - , . ' . ,• ..Thi, Hay was published, In Two VoluMes, whit 1 fates, price -- t 7.5. 'in boards; ' dedi- Cared, by Permission, to His,Royal Highness the Duke of ..York, -; -.,• - i ,' • • . . .". . The Eighth Edition, ! :reatly E•ilarged, of • ' ' r FREATISI , on \TETER I NARY MEDICINE; in 'Pwo l'ints. Part I. Contanikng an accurate De-• scription of the D:i§eases "of - the Horse', and their Mode' of Treatment, the'Anatorny of the loom, and the Principles o•( Shoeing,, price 75. ---Part 11. Containing thZ.: Materia Medicit and'Pharmacopceia, Price ss. .• . •-• .- •Py !AMES WHITE, - - - -Veterinary Establishment, E Neter,. - • :, ~. • .I.ate Veterinary Surgeon:in.the'First or Royal Drapions. Printed tor I. lidnasen,.. - iii St: Paul's Churchyard, and Loriirrin, Hurst, Rees, and Orme, Paternoster-row. . - - VVilete may be had, by the same Author, ,An Address to . ~. .. . a Regiment of ,Yeornati s ry ,Cavalry, r•.:speding the Manage ment of their Horses, price as. 6d. AN ADDRESS. _ . A;VHENEVER the Proprietor of Dr. NORRIS's Ditties soil Lits the attention of the Public, it .is r ls iPI a pleasing confidence, inspired by the knowledge that is celebrated Medicine is too universally ,iained for its - ( . 4 balled virtuesSecifie-in f , vers Of every clescriti , ti, *olds and all Disorders arising - from obStrucied l'etpspira -I°ll. t„o permit such an Addres s to appear intrusive ; .tor to t'uSsess ability to Save a Fellow-creatures life,. and use it 110 t, is to be deficient in dUty to God and 'Scicicty. no. Illet ous,testimonies of gratitude for heaith restored, when all ether means have failed, best proVc its title to the universal st.in - lation it has obtained That motives of gaits should.have `.,ll=irived numbers of experiencing the unrivalled Efficacy cif Drops.by the introduttion of a deleterious Counterfeit, 's -t0 be lamented ;, but ,the favour of Government has per irutted an efiedual guard againSt this base trOid; by the name Thom as NOrits Moore" engraved' on - stamp roun d . each llottle: as the Stamp Duty now equally extends to Ex... I ) t orrationi i t is-hoped. Druggists and Venders will attend to i Tn _ i ' ld isputableirtirkof their being gerinine,, as all possible ns have, and will be taken, 'to expose such a dangerous iri the West-lndia Islands, where they-are highly ,'Tleti 4 5 a sover e i gn R eme d y i n the most malignant Of. u• "'„!, 'isomers, called the YELLOW E r ER. 1 he . . Family Bottle, 225. to be - had only at the Doaor's H°ij 'e No. 29, Lower Brook -street ; wime. Orders for Ex• r.r,tation are duly execut e d. S ma ll er s i zes, at its. and zs. gd. Wholesale and retail by M essrs. B acon an d C s. No. 150, "Nitad.str4ct. • • NATURAL HISTORY. This Day was published, - Embellished with.Twelye,beautifully coloured E'ngravings, price 55. half-bound, MHE -HISTORY . (if SEVENTY-FOUR of the most Rernarit.able and n,terestubt BRITISH 131 R DS ; containing a popular View of their CheraCters and liabita ; accompanied by Ant , cdotes, chiefly intended for the Amuse.. ment and Instrudion - of yoidig, Persons. the'AUTHOlt of The History of British Domestic - quad r upeds. . Printed for Richard Phillips, 6, iiridi;e.street, Blackfriars ; sold by B. Tabart, New Boild-street_; and by all other Booksellers. • Of whotn 'may •be had, The History of•Britisli Domestic Qu.tilupeds,,with plats; price I.s. 6d. ' , . • Natural History for Schoolsi with 70 plates ; by W. Ma yor, L. L. D. price 6s. bound. Animal: Biography ;.•Or, Ane,:dotes of Animals, Sec. by the !Icy. W. Biny,lcy, 3 vols. tl. VisitS to the !Aleilittealtd the Botanical (..3,rdervatl'aris•; hait-bohhd. , , THE WINTER IN LONDON. ' ' • . This Pay:Was path-Alai, The Eighth Edition, in Three Volumes, price t3s. 6:1. in Boards, of • A WINTER iu ~LONDON a NOVEL.— By •THOALIS SKINNER SURR. - Printed for Richard Phillips, No. 6, B lidge.street,.Black- Inars and to be hit(i,of all Booksellers. • . . Of ‘4llosti may. be_had„ by the same. Author, r. The Fourth 4dititinuf Spiendid Misery, in 'Elite:: Vo lumes,- 6!,. • . . . . . . 2; The Fourth "EditionUr Barnwell, in., Three VUluMes, r 3.. 6d. B. In consgquence.of. various new Novels having been obtruded on the Puhlie, with titles affixed to them arialo; go'us tO that of The Winter in London; some of them even pretending to be.a Continuation , of 'that p.pular Work, the . Publisher thinks it his duty to •state that the alpietiletitiOned are the only .Works of the Author of The Whiter in UOI 0 , and that all others which aSSUiI4e the equivocal eh,r.teter, alluded to above, are nothing but attempts to take advantage ottheunwarihess of the Public. • To THOMAS TAYLOR, Esq. N0.,9; New Bridge-street, London. • T, but am as± - of justice due to - the' A merits of yoUr PATE 'PII. LS, to coin- muniCate to you the following Cure which has recently been performed :by them •Acquairitance of,,,__mine, by the breaking out, of art old Venereal Complaint (attended by a complication of disorders arising therefron), was reduced Most to a skeleton ; 'and although he had the best medical 1 . advice which could•be obtained, and,tried a variety of Patent Medicines, nothing could be woe - tired which seemed to suit his case,' or to dO him 'any service : he remained in 'a most re dueett and pitiable sitdation lot to o years, - thiable to follow ,his. prOfession, and scarcely able to.walk or even-to stand on ,his infait no one who knew him ever supposed it tios sible tot him to rei:over. i-le was advised 'at last to try your Le.ake's Pills—he 'did so, .adhering strieltrto the diredions •giveli,with them. He had not taken more titan two boxes. be tore he tOund an ,ilter,tion tor. the better: this encouraged hint to itto,:eeti, and by taking tew bOxes more he tinind nis appetite and strength , gradnaliy return, and is how as health. and,snitit, as any man 1 kuow, You are 'welcome, Sir, to leter • Any person to me. for a confirmation of the, above 'aecountdi should doubted. • ,• Sir, your obedienthtimble servant, , , • Libraq, E.olkstooe, , THOS. PURDAY, - Prepared and Sold by the Sole rropribtor,. THOS. TAY LO Mernber of the Royal College'of Surgeons, ' -London, at his House, - No: 9, New 3)ric l / 4 e-street ; '- Where, atter a constant lesiden,:e of more than Forty Years, in a practice _parti64larly . directed to .the Cure of • real 'Codiplamts, and Oink incidental to the Parrs of Generation in both 'Sexes, with that' inviolable: s . ecrei.l;' which - Men of:ins Proles•sion should, always' observe, he flatters himself, the advice-,ind assistance lie gratuitous ly administers to' Persons taking this *Medicine," will be ' esteemed by a discerning - ,Public,, as an advantage seldord to be obtained, and Slid of ambiguity. . . Also 501 d,.. by his Appointinent, tor the .convenience of those living at a distance, at the lertioner's, 35, St. Al: baifs-streer; Pall ;Mall ; the Toyshop, No. "103, Oxt'ord.: street Disborough's, No:, 7, Fish-street,Mll-1 Mr." Baxter's, South-bridge, ; NI r. )ouitert,, C las • gow ; Mr. Bull,' Dainestreet, ; Nit. Ifillinge's, Li verp- u 1 ; M r, At knison's; Manelieste r ; and by one Person' in ivory cortsiacrable T,,svr iv Great Britain Ulhl reland; . is Boxes of only as. 91. each, sealed up with toil and plain directions, .- whereby persons of either sex may cure themselves, with ease, speed, secrecy,:and safety. N. B. Lvery-Box s sold to Grcay_Britain seated up with a stamp. on which, by favour of the Commissioners, is print ed at the Stamp..ofilee., T. Taylor, No. 9, New Brldge, street," to imitate which is Filiwy, and alt others are coup. tettetts. • , • T - 44, t''4 - 4 At INVERNESS, 34th of April, ISO 7, In a GENERAL MEETING of COMMISSIONERS of SUPPLY; div.i lus - ricEs of tit; of•the, COUNTY of IN YE KNE_SS,' The Honourable ARCHIBALD FRASER, of Lova, in the Chair; T was moved by the Preses, seconded by Colonel Aie:xando . MmAtoneti, of Glengarry, auu ag4Lcd to by. the Meeting, that an hutato“:, A tSDRESS should b.:. presumed to the KING, expresstve.ot the grateful tense this County entertains Or His Majesty's striking proof ot 'au adherence to the Genuine Principles or rhelkitish Constau rion ; and 'an Adk.ifeSS having at.cortinigry been approved of by the Meeting, it' tv.is reccimmendett ..to the. Prt;s:..4 to trans mit tile same to Cliarle Grata, Esti. ,Repfesentauxe lot the County, to oe oy turn pres;:itid to the".Ning., Thereafter the Convener stated, that there had been trans: mitted to by the Press ot a General Meeting held at Aberdeen, the 2..)111 of iNtarcli last, a Copy of the 1 ruceedings of 'saw Met-ting, relative to the intended Plan.tor Improving the Mode 01 ittinintsiering justice in the Court of scs,sidii, &e. :‘,la as Subject is 4 illattcr of Nation:it Importance, .11c deemed. it iits'thity to lay the said Minules unit tiro Nouns of a lint relative to that SuojeCt outove this Meeting. v 'lite Meeting having nii(eii tile Alhoze Matter under thew Consitie , sie or opinion, that the present C.:..utisinution uS the Supreifie. Civil Court .ut Scotland is not calculated to give the Dispatch regened in the Aunimistration or justue. Delay u 7 i ustic.e in the StipfClile Court; iris peen a 3ubjrct of COM iol a beat ot tune in all parts ot Scotland. ~,,,r,- ! ,..yr n ove tar tlle luieiltiOrlof - flie LCAl.l:l2llft: in taking ineas•nics :or rerrning .which haV . e been lett, aail are or opinion, that a Division of the Cow t u,ta C iiaino.:rs IVare the of br,, k ,ong. u pou't a inure speedy Administration of justke 1145 intiteito been eperieliceci. And Lucy are pen- siitalt.Rl that tiie K..siocation lit "fiia.l by i itry to Livil would krcatiy simplify tile Business berme the Court ot Session, tend to e - Apedittous .pecisions`, and reinOve tne Dirlknittes which moo ;[ulllly` att,hiu ihiC Olt:tiding of Ls , and taa iii Q,Lteti v t:iliS which cynic behin: : the Court. cannot -bring their tu appiove oh an}Bill whicn requires unaiiiiiiiiyhl C..ises of Ifni oy Jury. And thermic., inq - trust that the of Scotland tolichitig this tuatcriui point tit 'I rials by ur, snail not oe altered. Tney,riowZ,ver, Wish it to be un deislood, tnat us 1 inpartiaiit)•inight I.; lie combined the dispatch °I Business, jurics ouie,itt to be citusen in that 11-Wa fter which is' °est calcuLde.i to tripantaidy lenge that lime erivticges known ui tile l',raz.tice of jury "l'rta►s err England shall tak.e piavc in jury i rials in Scotland.' • (Signed) AI,CII. F RAS ER, :LOvdt, Preset. Extraaed from the original Minutes, by,' • , , diFtA SATURDAY, .1114.1- iso7. w OFFICE OF orDN,.:VCE, --- - - , May 7, tRo7. rrnHE 'PRINCIPAL OFFICERS 'of HIS M 4 7. 411 - jEsTrs 0 RDATANC: Edo btre4 eve Notice, That Pro posals will be received at their. Office, Mall, ori: o r before the loth May, from spch Persons as .mgy ,be willing 1,0 'undertake the Sapp:) , of SERGE for CA R - TRIDQ E S upon Contras?, Jr Service of shit Department, for a period of Three 'Years.. . s Flirtber Particulars,.togetber 'with the Terms and Conditions of the Contrail, may be known upon .application at tkte Secretary's Office, in Pall Mall aforesaid, and Patterni of the Article there seen tiny. Day betiveen the flours-of. Ten and Four o'Clock, where the Po,oPocials - are olio to 6e delivered, sealed and endorse% 6 ` Pro psals for Serge for Cartridges," and containing a Specimen Of the Article to bi'saPplied ; but no Proposal can be admitted after the said 2.tb Day v . / . Any; at. Twelve o'Clock at Noon of the same D.g.; neithe'r will any Tender be noticed :sinless the Party making it, or an Agent, in his,tehaY,. shall attend. By Order of the Board, R. IL CRVV, • THE NEW OPERA. Qn Monday Ibe published, price Half-a-Crowd, PETLor, It the GREAT - The Wooden Walls.. An Opel4tit.:,Dclnia, in Three Ads, performing to crowded Audi;nc.F...:;; at the Tkatre-Roy4l„euvent-Garden. liy Ai•CHERRY, Esq.' Author of Tit,-it Suldicri-s Daughter, Travellers, &c. &c. Prii,red mird.Ph:llips, No. 6, Bridv r street, Black 'friirs, and to t+t: or all Bouk'solle.:s. . . LLEN and PRINCE's ANNUAL BALL will • -c.. 1. be 9tt -O LN ES DA Y. Ole. lota ihstaiit, at 't . lie . Great .lantrt.w Paul's Hamad - tavern,. Cateatrin,stroet, L'heapside. Pouble Tickers,. i.1a11.4-C;uine,..a • tna:. be lied itny tune preVionsto rile Hall Evening, - .at their private Dani...ittgAca , detnies, 19, Shertarthstreet, Goldrn-square, and so, Great Alle-street, ()odih Fields-;. where.. also .tiro;_ who are ilnpeited-Dancers may he finished in the mosre . legont modern Styl ; and those who never learnt cliat Accornruisinnent, but, excludt themselves 'from Many. :r4retiable Patti,2s, under the mistakert , idea that Dancing can only be acq ul red in yout may in a shoir time he convinced, that,: 'Mood Instruct. bon, Ladies tie Gentlemen of any age whatever, if c4,2.4i'ule of common exercise, 111,4 soon learn, and tftufe iu i'prlvate, to Daucetu an easy genteel manner. These acadeuties continue open all the Summer. I')ay was pl.slished, price ls..64._hoargs. • 1313 013.0 A NS - " THE - TALENTS ;" or, P itI\' , ATE'SENTI ENTs PUBLI'CO . CcUR: R C S : Ina series of ISTI. ES from 'certain X NVINIST E.IIS tk) CUI:LLAGUI.S, most wonder: :`ally „,,colty . iiich are added, Notts, Critical, is planatory, and Edifjing. , Non till I ogenio nee dekhsoribus ist4 • ' Thus spike apostate Angels, though in piin, Yauntiog alouA out- with deep3tms pai TO N. : Printed for 'fipptr,and .Richmds, Ny. 37, street'; and sold by other ;ookseilers. Lqadenhall-. 1:11t3f, `*4V,ll7i/ '% s.:::*-*(7;.'45,"- ..„.Z,,..,...*::!7fe.tV,.5:. 'P.:411.440‘, 4.rr. "t.'"--:-,..4 (1f.4.1:11t.t.---. ""M:, ‘......4 ....„?.,,rit,v.i... rr''''',":".V:f.4 - ti*S..;-; ' . /%, t ' '• . 't ', sj' ' - illjiik";:et, • " i!ii l'A:`;` - ' , 4 -7 4 7.- -s7 -i tt,. lir ~.1 . '..., 4 . .I , t, ' • ....." .106 X. C i; (1 .A.' ' , : f .;;;, , ; ...4 • ek:'. :. 4..-- ‘',,,i c '' Wr-i : . \ f '," ---*-- \/ • _1.1:r,! ( )! : - ...i ar r - 4,1 • SIXPtNCE. GENER 4L EI.E.:TION. . , TotheCENTLEMENT,'CLERGY,ancIFREEHOL.DgR.S `of the'COUNTY of GLOUCESTER. • CENTLEigEN, IBeg leave to return you.my mot §incere.Thanki for the distinguished yuu have this Day oC'ilerred upon - me,;by'te.eletling to e one of your Rei),resentiii• Parliament. I receive this - important Tru s t with"the. ilveiieat f sense .of gratittide, find with a tirin determination to perseVi`,.t in the same line of Conduet which has hitherto been vward ed by your approbation: 'the disehare 61 - my Parlil mentary Duty I shall al•:vays endeavour to promote thd rvel fare.of niy Constituents; and to testily 'the rn'Ot zealous at tachment to the Civil and Religious . E.stablishmentg of otir present happy Constitution • ' I have the Honourlo be, Gentlemen; Nv th hejtiglrit Respe.6.l,- - 'Your mestobliged and devoted humfde St•rvilf- ; R. EDWARD H. SOMERSET. , Gloucester, May 110807. TotheGENTLEMEN, CLERGY,antIYREEHOLDLRS of the COUNTY of ESSEX.. , - 4 0E.NTLEMEN, - • • 9r'HE very honourable manner in• which you have • again placed me in the situation of one of your Repre sentatives in Parliament. demands my most grateful .A . ckno w ledgments. Be assured it will, at all times, be my pride to render my self . worthy of this •repeated mark of yc ur . approbation arid confidence, by 'a - zealous aria independent dis,diar,;e of tit; various duties and exert this important trnsL. 1 aril,. G&tlemen,. Your most obiiged and faithful humble Servant,' -ELIAB Rolles'Park, Ith way, tSO7. AT rK ro umens and Respectable MEETG IN of the FREEHOLDERS of MIDDLESEX, held at the Free Masons' Tavern ' Great Queen street ; sir W I G 113 BONS, Burt. in the Chair Resolved _ _ , , That His NfajeSty having been graciously pleased to make a solemn Appeal to His,•People, on a great Constitutional Question, his/oh:Mg the Security of that Prote.rant Esta blishment which it was the great, obji:d of the I(evolutida in 1688 to maintain, and perpetuate, it bzcomes, at such a tithe especially, *the opiniLn of tai, MeeMeerinx, the x.!4.tritteit duty of all the Elietors the United Kin;iloin to return such Members to Parliament as may 1.7: d•peruled on for a urns re sistnee to all lnr. , vation un uul invaiva'ole Constitution:in ('hunch a , :d Resolved, Tnat deeply' impressed with these setitin:nts, this Meeting think it ,iivir duty to decl.ire, that they con. skier Sir CFP..),IS TOP ti E le. J y j3:irt a tit an t i pip, per Person to ,Represent t:10 County, of Nlidcliesex in Par. ; that •G,tntlernati being tecomtnew:cd, not only by his perfec..; indepentier.ce and. great Respczt..bility, and by his-activity and usefulness as a Ntaxistrate or this his Native County, but nioie espe'cially by his known Loyalty to the King, by his firm Atraufniten: :o toe Prilciples 'w inch placed His Nlftiesty.'s Family on the Tilt-one, and by die explicit tledge - which he has - spontaneously . acid ptiOhJy.kiven, to "'exert his utmost endeavours to inAint.an and upti.lld our happy Constitution in Chvrch and State, as' establisiled at the Outwits Revolution." Resolved, That the Electors assembled ,at this Meeting consider Sir CioisiOpher Baynes to the ot the Countii . f o rrhe hflidsorne maitirzr in which he 11,i forward. at this ;no:heinous crisis, ,tut th,it indi4 viduilly and collectiveiv, exert their most strcivious entlex. vows to ensure his EiLdiOn as a Repie,enta7ive of U.i Cvulity of Middlesex. tft.* inserted r“ the uurIC VI, WM. GI i3li() , \;': •The Thanks, of the Meeting were unjniinously votti to the Chairman. THE COMMITTEES for condutting the iElec , tion of Sir 42 inibtopiiet Baymes, will sit daily di: tit.: fol- Places, v:z. Tile King's Arms, Wellclose-square ; Messrs. Hunter . and ltit:kaffs, No. s, Cildriotte-rty.\,,cloe to the Mar.si.oli flouse;-ial No. to, Lincoln's-Inn .old on in:' Ground ()our. . . , - At which Places all Communications calciti-ittd to pro. mote Sir Christoßher . Baynes's Success wilt ue nu;st iii,h!:... liil.ly received, and where all. necessary information evil; bd wyen.. • .. , ' , .. Qiirriagt.-., will b provided at the Under-mentioned places on Monday•morning.next, and every succeedirig mortung, at Seven o'.Clock, during the Ele:Alon, viz. , . - .. . Saint lames's Chinch, Piccadilly. . . Pantheon, • OxlC•rd-street. ' Opp•site Chancery , larte; Holborn. St: Cleineid'i,Giturcn,yard:, West Side of Temple Bar.: Palace-yard, Westminster. ". C lerkenwel I . C I - e'en. ' ISlington C teen. • Moorfields. ,', • . ; Bisnopvgate Cliurch. . • . Sil9reuirch Church. . • . Whitechap4.: .... •.• •,-, •-• , Sliaciwal Church. . . i Little:Thwer-litil, • To thC GEN T E . MEN, CLERGY,anti FR E EHO LDE RS of the COUNT'Y' of D GENTLEMEN,' ' 1' a Moment when rept'eent'ations. have you and just to t c b a r i t li h io • tw but;k n e l t ') t itreisirp , ej ale pub_ myself to recur, nut to professions, but to the Linowit Prin. l A ic ciples which have ever guided My Public Contlud. Gentlemen, I was born and eciticated'in the Protestant Faith, and I fcritently hope to •die in th4t . Faith ; I have maintained, and' will ever maintain, the' Protestant Church as ' the Established Church of this Country; but I cannot make that pure Religion; winch proclaimed- ‘. Peace'on Earth and goodwill, to Man" the iiistfaament to kindle political animo 'stties and private7lissentions. I have ever supported, - and. over i:. ► . l > of Atm 1U tilt I atone of this Empire in the Person akar most - Gracions King and the. House of Brunswick _ ; and if it should be attacked, I will deleted that Succession every at the, liaZarcl of life itself: but in my huMble' 'judgment, - no su ch danger at present exists. I ant, and ever have nAni, the steady friend of the'Lawful :-and-Constitutional, Prcri. , gativess of the .thown, as sertim' a r the Glorious Revolution of .16SS, hut I am equally the'friend :.orthe Lawful Privi!e,,es of the Pebple, and of the Constatt. tionat Rights of . the .1 - Louse of Conmions ; without those , Rights kind -Privileges Ours would net be what the Coi.istitu non asserts it tobe, ,a limited Monarchy, but . wouid.ne a , despotic Government - . These, C;&ileinen; arc the Prin. ciples on whielt , l have uniformly acted : it ttie,e be criminal ; it it.be an olfence to have stepped-forward in the netenee of the Empire When assailed - by the ,menaces of its bitterest, but too powerful, Enemy if it be an ()Mike to hive pr o - . but allgidet,:otionly.in the' expenditure of-the Puolic Alt)• ney, thus contributing to relieve the Country from t he i n . crt.as,a,,prcosnre of Taxati:ni ; ,aril linuVe .111, It IL 0f... • fence to'have persevered lo; 17 years in unteinnted exertions to abolisn'the inhunun T raffle in the 131..0.1 of our Fellow- Creatures, than, indeed, Might 1 expeA •your censure. . "Conscious, however, 01 the re.:.titud-t. Of lily A ctlnns,'es,4l - that the iminutat,to prineiptesof tr,.tli wait llitiA,„Alely _prevail,' I place my ulr,,T,,,eter in your hauls, and c rtliiiriitiy • await .the I;,outtid, tar the Muth rime, be 9,311 tinned in the.elev ii nation of one of y 0 r.epresenunives in Parliament, oral ut wink2h the kind Fee:piton I, every, ,where expo ienced leave;i . Inc no mom to doubt . ) 1 mist the remaining period of toy Life , Atli.not disgrace your shall, pursue toe sane even nl4l - 4,C,1 ay Independence, and u;,s , .•Jac - 01 • • - I nave the 1-16,:0ur to be, With every sentiment of iraittude and Respect, YOutdevotedanit faithful Savant, ISultan - 1, 7th May, 1897. RA. MILBANKE. f: ,~ <~ R. , Ott the It of ; LICH. Z'4 Delve Lin A lira- Plitt ITV— of (IC/1. that. TE, I ex- nnel lac es of , :ICI, autv out , riotls 10 w. , or k- S tart SO , ty bc 1 a LsiYe. Ic or nos( eon► du• 7 r ., 5 1 Cu iC WC taste tlf !Tic' her e rer c tt l4 'tit e .15 0 ' i3t Vai a tit' ;IPA' tor r ;: suc,, • 1 33 r. 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