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Con' !a, sod ides to e Re' Irv , irl A 201. ed up' ng LOK Of power Fir . e 3er° o tlJ ,f the po n . er as cif" n for ,001. 1 Lo the :bau .4 ,•ck: , e veep •otislf an tt). ititted Worn t Col* First „I by lyels, ; rived band God pre• rotlea CI Sir b/ ocke• Am' !ctoli 1~555~' '00T1 35 Ca! l I) a t Field pos .- Cour* o his d,bir being 3arOrt it 1)e ur of hey' [aster )110tir CCP Lu;urit Fliers by Mon- loyal t Ca [here e, tha. tam or hop of lend), Mr. t Lon" rid the Scot' CeliUrs Earl rustic* ifer on Puilip rancil -cJurg Gr:: 3 ; W. A. •;.1 , 9 01 de9 NUMBER 8356.1 71'.CTUilLi.l_VG-OFFtCE, June 4, 1819. .I[ll - E COMM ISSIONERSfor VICTUiLLINq 14to iIi4JES7:I " S N.,1 Vl' du hereby give Notice, That on Friday, the 45th instant, they will be ready to re `cave Pendent in wrigng (sealed up), aya treat fur the Supply 11Ing separate Coseracts), of what FRESH BEEF in n,/ he re ;Pared for the use of his Majesty's Ships and Vessels tit sltrgnrcter, any! Loch Regan, and at Leith, Leith Roads, and the hri/h of Edinburgh,. for Twelve Calendar Months, the; former from tkegJd July, and the latter from the 10th ..4agre‘t . Toe.' The Conditions of the Contracts niaq be seem at the Secre-: • 16 rY's Wice,qt th,is affitv;.nr by applying to the pale-eters of Maje•sty's Cu.strans „at Stranraei . and Leith respectively. Aro regard will he had to any Tender ins which the Price : *Via stet be inserted in Words at length, or that 'shall * if 6 . e delivered to the Board before thee o'Clock Os the said Pyiday, the 2514 instant, 'tor unless the Person who makes 14, 'Tcader, or some Person on his behalf, .attends, to. an teater when called 1)r. • • • Each Tender mast alse be accompanied by a Letter signed ay two responsible Persons, engaging to Ikccome bound with the Party tende;sin,q; in the Penal Sam of L. 500 for the due Petforinanca of the Contracts: REGENT'S CANAL. To CANAL f.',UTTERS, EXCAVATORS, tkc. -111() BE LET, by Tender, the EXCAVATION of the 13A1N,. branchirw of front the REGENT'S `-':-A.NAL to the CITY ROAD. The Plan, Sections, and Spe eff,cations of the said Works, are to be seen at the Company's "Mee, No. 27, Foley-place, between the hours of Ten and :rPur. The Tenders -fur the said Works to he delivered at :the °ace on or betkire Tuesday, the l sth June instant. AT a MEETING of the INHABITANTS of the PARISH of ST. DUNSTAN'S-IN-THE-WEST, in "tae City of London, held in the Inquest Room, 2d .lone, 1819, 1 0 take into consideration the propriety of presenting a Peti tion to Parliament against the Bill now htfore the House of l ards, fur abrogating " The Declaration against Transub vantiation," required by Law of all Persons bearing certain Offices, and " The Declaration against Transubstantiation end Popery," required of all Peers of the ReAtl), and Nlent :bets of the House of Comnous;•before they vote or sit in Far limsteut Th e Per. RICHARD LLOYD, A.M. Vicar, in the Chair. The tolloWitig, among other Resolutions, 'passed unani ilbaustv . . , 1 ---That the British Constitution and Goreroment are and fundamentally Protestant, arid the Protestant t fttligion forms the great security of the public happiness and 'Welfare of this Country`, as establi'shed and Secured by a so "in Nation:ll COtnpact at the period of the Revolution, 'mod by . th e Acts, : of -the I,egislature which happily, settled lbe Crown of these Realms upon his Nlejesty's August Family. 24 • —That being sensible of the Religions anti Political bless ' ; I ts enjoyed under the sway of the Royal House of Bruns '94ol) and convinced, that upon the maintenance of that ‘ e ° ,ll pact and of those Acts of Settlement, " the safety of his . 111 tjesty' s person and Government—the continuance of the . I ,donarehy of England—the preservation of 'the Protestant R rlrgion in all its integrity—the maintenance of the Church 6r England, as by Law established—the security of the an tent and undoubted Rights and Liberties—and the Mule Peace and tranquillity of this Kingdom, do (under God) en tirelY depend," this Meeting is filled with alarm when the _ le ast attempt is made to abrogate any'of the Laws, •or sub vert any of the'securities, by which those inestimable privi leges are held. a•--That by the wise policy of our Ancestors, Roman Ca -Tholiei were excluded from bearing certain offices, and from the Legislature and Councils of the Nation, and by Stat. 30, it was enacted, " that no Peer of the Realm, or If ember of the House of Commons, should vote or sit in • Parliament until he should take the oaths of Allegiance and Supremacy, and make, subscribe, and audibly repeat the D eclaration against Transubstantiatio'n and Popery." 4.--• That this Meeting has been inforrited, and believes, th at a Bill has been brought into Parliament, and is now in Sil 'g r ells, in which it is proposed, that " the Declaration .against Transubstantiation," required by the Statute 25th - "l ades 11. and " the Declaration against Transubstantia ti°n and 1 3 , / T e ri," required by the Statute 30th Charles mall no longer be required to be taken as a qualification for Ills ally of fi ce or place of trust from his Majesty, or under ;I'6 A uthority, or fur sitting or voting in either House of an ' l iatuent ; prov id e d t h at not hi ng t h ere i n s h ou ld di s p en s e 7 Pez 's o ll front taking the Oaths of Allegiance or Supre inacy. S. an a oat a l t h oug h th e sa id D ec l arat i ons aga i ns t Transub tiati" and Popery contain only a renunciation of cer• -4 ._ in° Pinions ent er t a i ne d by R o m a n Catholics, yet they form, the opi n i on of this Meeting', the principal Test by which ° mart Catholics are 'to he ascertained, and without which t he Oaths of Allegiance and Supremacy are not sufficient to **elude Roman Catholics front Parliament, and from s;tna itti°na of Politi ca l P ower, espec i a ll y at the present t i me, when is a notorious fact that the Sovereign Pontiff, so lately as the year 1809, by a soknin Instruction to the Prelates of his ____ ur ch, command e d th em to di st i ngu i s h b e t ween t h e pass i ve withs which may be takers, and the active oaths which may Ant betaken, by the Roman Catholics of any Heretical State, and del are d that all oaths taken to the prejudice of the C burch are null and void. That a Petition ber presented from this Parish to the ll u e of L ords, and also to the House of Commons, if rte te ry, praying that the said Bill may not pass into a Law. --That the Petition now read be adopted, and that these I,4teesol;i .tions, or an Abridgment of them, b e adv er ti se d i n S e - a. tl the Daily Papers. That th e Th anks of this Meeting be presented to Mr. aan.es L lt their reaeclidr:cesYsair'dco lnirning t e • .lohn Hopkins,Churchwardens, for this fleetin g. 11 t Icha:rtahLeinTyldia,nfkosrobfLt,,his Meeting RICHARD LLOYD, Ch a i rman. p he presented to the very able an d j u di c i ous C on d uct 14 " the Chair. JOHN HICKIN, Vestry Clerk. SATURDAY, JUNE •5, 1819. ROYAL EXCHANGE ASSURANCE OFFICE, May .12,,.1611. THE COURT of DIRECTORS of the RPYA EXCHANGE ASSURANCE do hereby give Niftiee, that their TRANSFER I3OOkS Kill be shut from THURS DAY, the 17th of June next, to THURSDAY, the:Stir of' July following; and that a GP3NERAL COURT of the said CORPORATION will be holden at their Office on WED NESDAY, the 23d of - June next, at Eleven" o'Clock 'in the Forenoon, to consider of a DIVIDEND. SANIUEL PENNING, ju - n. Secretiry. N.B. Attendance is given, daily, at the said Ottitn, and at their ()thee in Pall-Mall, for the Assurance of Buildings,. Goods, Merchandise, and Ships,. in Harbour, in D 64-, or: whife Minding, from Loss or Datnagie by Pire and also for 'tholAskirratice of, and granting Annuities on, Lires'i • - • ETROPOLITAN LAW SOCIETY, foi , • 1 , 11 - the PREVENTION of ABUSES, tk:c.,jn the Profes 31vn uY the L.-kW. Instituted fll.ll March, 1919. • WILLIAM - LEAK , ',, Esq. M.P. Principal. _ _ W. V. KNIGHT, and 'P. H. RUDE), Esqrs. 3-Direciors. WRIGHT, Esq. Treasurer. A tt;EINERAL MEETING of the MEMBER S of this SO CIETY gill he held at SERER'S COFFEE-HOUSE, Carey street, on-MONDAY NEXT, the 7th Instant, at One o'clock -in the -Afternoon. inner Temple. JAMES ANDERTON, Secretary. PROVIDENT LIFE OFFICF, (Specially Empowered by Act of Pat 'lament)/ SOUTHAMPTON-STREET, STRAND. PRESIDENT The Most Noble the Marquis of ITCKINGHAM, K.B. VICF-PRP-siDENTS, Marquess of Salisbnrr, K.G. Viscount Duncannon, Earl of Ifni-chi:lac, K.G. Viscount Clietwynd, Viscount Bulkeley, I Loi d Braybrooke. TRUSTEES, The Marquess of BUCKINGHAM, Lord Bravbroohe, William Praed, Esq. Sir S. B..Morlamil, Bart,M.P. I George Duckett, Esq.- And Fifteen Directors. Managing Director—J. T. Barber Beaumont, Esq. F.A.S . . THE'DIRECTORS of this Office, with confi deuce, derived from the many yews experience which thpy have had of its success. invite the Public to a considera tion of its principles and conduct. They have no motive to tempt persons. to join their extensive. Association by the dan gerous lure of a further reduction of the deposits : they re quire such deposits as are proved to he safe and under favour able circumstances profit Ale, and such profits the depositors share in proportion to their respective contributions. Thus, by the specific sums insured, and contingent profits, they have the fullest value fur their payments,.•in a mariner nearly similar to that until, lately adopted- in the• L'quitahle Office, but with this presumed improvement, viz. that as the original Members have raised a permanent fund, drepiet . t amply suffiCient for tke purpose of indemnity, it is provided that no personal responsibility shall - attach: to the Polley Holders. Hence those who seek protection are secured from 'uncertainty and risk of hist as in a Propriety Office,. havinz a large,inheritable capital, and are entitled to &participation in th'e profits, as in a Contributions* Society. The first septennial investigation wasin 18 If 3, wben.ll...Bs. per rent. was divided. The second_ septennial division will lc place: next year, in which persons opening policiei at this time will participate. . . This Day was published, In Octavo,. price 7s. gd. the Second Edition of THE VALE of SLAUGIIDEN, a Poem,. in Fire Cantos. By JAMES BIRD. A Tali, of Ihe tones of old. Thu deeds of days of other old :ears.---Ossian. _ • London: hinted for Baldwin, Craaocli, and Joy, Pater nostrr-row. DEDICATED TO THE DUKE OF WELLINGTON. This Day was published, . . . . Elegantly printed in .1 ,Vol. Imperial Co. embellished with 30 Coloured Plates, - Porfraifs, Maps; Plans, &c. price 61. - GSI. b•tards, or in Four Parts, at 11. I Is. .6d. each, the last three of which are sold separately, -tn•cetriiftletets, N HISTOR !CAL' ACCOUN't"ot . the C A M_ PAIGN in the NE.TIIERLANIXS,iII - 1815, under his Grace the puke of Wellington . aol Prince Blvieher, com p, ising the 1.31...t1es of Ligriv, Quatte Braf, and Waterloo.— With a detailed Narrative of the Political Events connected with those tnemorahle Conflicts, drawn up from the first Au thorities, and dedicated to the Duke. WILLIANI MI'DFORD, Esq. Illustrated by numerous public anti private Official Docu ments, and oilier Papers hitherto unpuhlished, communi cated by Officers nf the highest distinction... Printed for. Henry Colburn, Conduit-street, and .Thomas Egerton, Whitehall. • ATLAS ASSURANCE COMPANY OF LONDON. CAPITAL ONE i‘ -" II_LT4ON : TWO HUNDItED TH6IY- SAND PQUNDS, Of which 120,000 h is invested in Government or real Secu rities, acid the remainder guaranteed tinder a Deed of Settlement. . . • PERSONS assuring t% ill) this 'Company . •as well against Fire as upon Lives, will periodically par ticipate in the surplus Preokiunis, after a moderate deduction for the i‘xpenees o. Managewent, and compensation fur the Guarantee Capital of the Company, viz. " LIFE DEPARTMENT. On all Policies for 1001. and upwardS, made for the whole . term of Life, nt the expiration of every s e venth year, there will be assigned a just proportion of the surplus Premiums, to be then ascertained upon 'pi inciples of correct calculation ; the amount of which may be applied in either of the follow ing,Ways, at the option of the person assured, viz.- Ist. By making an addition to the sum specified in the Po licy, payahte at the death of the Party, as till lately practised,nt the Equitable Life Assurance Office. tad. By applying the amount in reduction 'cif the annual Pterniunt. • 3rd. By redeeming the future payments of Premium. The Tables of Rates of Premium are the same as. those in use at the Equitable Office. Other Tables are also framed, aceording to which,' persons may assure a sum:certain fur the whole term of life, by pay ing an increased Premium for a fixed number of years Only, and be free from all further payment thereafter. FIRE DEPARTMENT. . • • On all Policies for 3001. and upwards, continuing in force .for five years (no claim for loss having been made thereuni the Assured will be entitled to participate in the surplus Premiums, to be ascertained at that period. • Persons assuriAg are not liable for the Losses of others, and. they haVe'emple security for their owa Loises' by the provi sion of the Guarantee Fund. Further Infotwation, with printed particulars, will he 'given tin anplicatiun at the principal Office, Cheapside, f..on dan; or by the Agents in the several Cities and Towns throughout the United Kingdom'. •. , . TO SOLICITORS, BANKERS, AND OTHERS IN THE COUNTRY. The ATLAS ASSURANCE COMPANY wishing to in crease the number of their Agencies throughout the Country, the Directors ::re ready to receive applications froth Gentle men to undertake the same, either in the Life or Fire Department, or in both, in those Towns where none are as yet established, to act lot this Office. Such applications to be addressed to the Secretary, at the otfice in Cheapside, and atcompanied with reference to persons in LondOn. - HENRY DESBOROUGH, Jun. .Secretary. London, Cheapside, 1819. N.B. Redeemable Annuities on one or more Lives, secured on real or funded Property, are purchased by the Company, ou the must eligible terms. Wigan-lana near Wigan; 3d Mdreh, 181'. SIR —I beg leave to communicate to you a most wonderful cure, performed by your invaluable ANTI-SCORBUTIC DROPS, Which I purchased from Mrs. Dorothy Lyou, of Wigan, upon my son Thomas, - who, after suffering roost severely fur five years, during which time his whole body, from head to foot. was covered with - scorbutic eruptions; the itching and smarting became intolerable ; ex cess of a ffl iction made life a burden to himself, , nor could he follow any business; he' made trial of every remedy which either myr elf or friends could devise, besides .r great deal of money which I paid to medical men, all of which proved of Do avail ; but, strange as it nosy appear, was completely re stored to health and usefulness by taking only one eleven shilling bottle of your Drops, and now continues to enjoy uninterrupted health, for whichl beg leave to return yott my most beauty thanks and those of my Son ; . And am, Sir, your most obedient Servants, CHARLES Etor,T, THOMAS HOLT. 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The Tirliet, No. 6115, a Prize of TWO THOUSAND POUNDS, was all s&d to the Public, at No. 2, Tidiets and Shares for the New Lottery, to he drawn.the 24th.of Tw,, Prizes of %.30,600, mid 2,000 Guineas in Gold, are now 611 Sale.—Ail intsiatss in the Puldic Funds ti ansacted with fidelity and dispatch.— RECOLLECT, in the I:,:St EYTON sold 4456, a Prize of TWENTY THOUSAND POUNDS, in Ten Shares,. also auruerous 500 g. 1001. &c. ctiand J. SIVEWRIGHT, ContrAciors «witl► • the Lords of the Treasury for a SMALL LOTTERY of ONLY 7,9L0 E'l's, are haro,v to announce the act►ems:. contains the Grand and Favourite t'riz.•s of TWO 4.30,000 AU. IN MONEY, A LSO TWO of 1.000 (1 UFSEAS Mahinz 2,000 Guineas, which will be paid in Gold; and br ing. he LOTTERY in which there ever were Priz.s, of the above Magnitude, ennfidently trust to the Pub lic Patronage, particularly as. it will be ALL DRAWN IN ONE DAY. - TWENTY-FOURTH JUNE NEXT. 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DINNER..--011 Friday' the 28th ult. the Pitt Club of Chelmsford celebrated the Birth-day of Mr. Pitt in a manner worthy the oevasion. The attendance was highly' respect able, and the ba'rniony of the day was not dis turbed by the slightest accident. T. Archer, Esq. presided, supported by Mr. Kelbam, 'the Secre tary to the Club. A number of loyal and ap- OrOpriate speeches Were mmle, and theiNanding toasts of the Club w er e d ran k w i t h tltret - : times three. " The hea!th of the Duke of Wellington" and The. London Pitt Club" were received With . the tondtrst acclamations. The Secreary recited some tributary lines to the memory Of the lmmbilal Pitt, and Lord Nelson, which called forth tiniveiSal applause, and the festiial conclud ed with the oatiwnal Anthem . of " God save the King," in 'which all preien't joined. chorus. Live RPOCL-011 se'nnight, being the Anniveriary of the Birth-day of the Right Ho nourable William Pitt; a small, but very respect able, number of the Members of the Liverpool Pitt Club dined on the occasion, at Lillyman's Hotel, Castle-street ; Adam Lodge, Esq. in !he Chair. The dinner, which was served up in the handsomest style, included every ratity and deli cite-, of the season, and the wines were of the finest flavour and quality. After the cloth was removed, a number of loyal and constitutional toasts were drank. NORWICH.—On Friday se'nn;ght the dinner of the . Norwich and Norfolk Pitt Club, in celebra tion of the birth of the Right Hon. W. Pitt, was attended by 190 gentlemen of that city and county. In cons!'crience of the lamented death of the son of the HOD. Col. Itredebonse, none of that family were present. John .Patteson, -Esq; presided at the centre table ; Lord.BAyning - at that on the right ; and Mr.Kitmer..at (he , One'on the left. LouTR.--The anniversary (If Mr. Vitt's birth day was celebrated • at the Mason's Arms Inn, Louth, on liriday se'nniglir, by a numerous as semblage of gentlemen. The tOasts.aad senti ments were ; very appropriate; and a most excel lent band of' vocal and instrumental performers sung and played . during-the evening, Which was spent , irrit-inanrier.highly - siiitable to the occasion. DriyoN ktio AnniVersary of Mr. Pitt'. - .Birth. was celebrated at the Hotel, on Fri day se'nnight, where upwards 'of sixty Gentle men sat down to a - handsome ,dinner at five o'clock. Sir Walter Roberts, Bart, was in the Chair, supported by Henry Stafford Nortlicote, Eq. and Colonel' Coleridge, as - Vice . Presidents. After the toasts of "lire King," " The Prince Regent," " The• Duke of York," and ",„,Other Branches of - the *Royal Family," had passe'!, ." The. Immortal Memory of the tate Right Hon. William Pitt" •Wttl• given, and - drank with three times three.' • , • BLACKBLYRINT.—On I'riday einniglit the Mem bers of the Pitt 'Club held their meeting at the New inn, in this towit, to Celehrate the Anni versitry of that illustrious Sta tesman, the It•ght 1101). Wm. Pitt. John Hargreaves, lisq. in the Chair. Mier the removal of the cloth, the fol lowing toasts w ere giken, and drank with the greatest e nthusi asm : His Majesty the Duke of Laneaser—three times three. The Prince Regent—three. tithes three. I'he Duke of York and the Army—three times three. The Dube of Clarence,aod the Navy—three times three. The immortal Memory or the late Right Hun. William Pitt—. three times three: • The Chaittna \ n prefaced this toast with :an able and suitable- address, illustrating the many tran scendent merits of that much.lamented Statesm whose zeal, for the good of his conntry, and the happy effects of that zeal, will ever be gratefully recollected .hy . every true Briton. The House of lirunswick, and may:• they never forget the principles which seated them on the thr o n e o f th ese realms three times three. The Protestant Ascendancy. , The Ministers ,tif the Prince Regent—three times three. May the Principles of Mr. Pitt ever animate the Councils of Great Britain—three times three. The late Pre4idtfut of the Blackburu Pitt Club—three times three. • Mr. Neville, in A neat and elegant speech, ob served, that he .should be happy to render the So ciety (of which he was proud to ,be a Member) every assistance in his power. The absent Members of the Blackburn Pitt Club, and the ' Friend , and Admirers of Mr. Pitt all ever the world—three times three. The immortal Memory of the late Mr. Ab. Chew—in silence. Dr.- Chew rose, anal returned thanks for the very conspicuous musk of respect.evinced by so re spectable a - company for his late brother, and for the very ,I►andsotne subscriptions made for the erection of a Tablet. to his memory. His feelings were overcome to such a degiee that it was with difficulty he proceeded. The Secretary—ihrec times three—(who returned thanks fur the honour dune him). The Treasurer—three times three. Mr, Robinson begged to express his acknow- . ledgment. for the high compliment which hAd brew paid to him, and pledged himself to pro mote the interests of the Society to the utmost of hit power. The Commit teet—t hree times three. ?Ir. Chadwick addressed the comp Any on be half of h;lnlelt and the rest of the Committee, statin;, that it would he the extent of their wishes hilly to perform the honourable office to w:,ich they were aisigtied. The dinner was prepared by Mrs. Hall, and consisted ut evety deelicacy of the seasnr, ; the wines, tC. were choice and excellent. Alr. Har greaves having, left the Chair about 10 o'clo(lt, Mr. Liter Elia requested to z,upply his phce, whirl) he did Itri,h a becoming dignity. 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This Day Was published, i❑ Bio. price:is. 6d. AN ESSAY on the ART of ACTING; .in Three Epistlts. Epistle I. " Honour and shame from no condition rice ; " Act well your I)w—there all the honour lies." • London : Pub.ished for the Author by Taylor and Hesscy, Fleet-street. _~ ,~,~.',