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~, 't ....,.? Ti n!„-_ - ._ ._--titt , it , „ L. t :: ,--=, "--- ~/,:, ',.6‘ ,\ •• '---- ' ->:: j. • ~ Y . . . . • IF su c•,: : 3 ~' ‘e, Nu AI BER 8590.] f:.s II v 11.) :} r;~j k • -:; a t SATURDAY. MARCH 4. It-20 [PRICE SEVENiiENCT; .31.-IS'S and NOlardY 8 P -MS, and Dd.:l'77lC mind RIG.! DECK DE.II,S. Nary- (Vice, 411arck IS2O. Ti E PRINCIPAL OFFICERS and .COM M IS -11).- s 31.4.1ESTFS N. 1 1 .17 do here6 N t ?a . e ilia! on Thursday, the 16th InAtant, at One le really to treat with. smck Persons , as ' 4 !!!1 be wiffin g • to Contract fee ....applying- his Mairsty's yarn's, wifik all or any of the foUou'in 4 , , vit. •t . AN ADA AS TS, YARDS, .DOWSPREETS, and RAF TERS ;- Non wA y SPARS and t'ANTZ pr.RIGA DECK DEALS. cf• the ./r/ides, and Forms of the Ten ''7) may ; be Arco at this Office. Nu Tender received One o'Clock on the day ref Treotg, nor any noticed, t h e „„ r i v ; or n n ,igen/ for h;nt, atti-ilds. Tender mist be acrompanied by a Letter 'ad ".'*4ert to the Nara Board, and signed by;two I : e4 f'ns, engirs,rint; to become bound with with the Per:von (ruder "R., in the SUM.% ryintler mentioxed, fur the due perfor -14,11(ce of tin ! et Contract for Collatia .1.117.0 c 5OOOl. -------Norway --!)rrntzic• or Biwa Dealt '3OOOl. ARMY CONTRACTS. Commissariat Department, Treasury Chambers, Feb. 26, - 182'). NOTICE is hereby given to all Persons desirous if Contracting - to supply the following Articles for tAe Vse of the ARMY, viz.:— •• littEAD, to his Majesty's. Land Forces Caittonments, and Barracks, in the under-mentioned Counties and i sla nds 24"Iford, I.3i•rks (including the Town Of tinge-Hord), Beer ;4,, Bucks, .Cambridgr (including the Town of Newivar , Chester, Cornwall (including Scilly), Cumberland, 1 , -- "I s Devon, Dorset, Durham, Essex (exclusive of Tilbury ; °4 ), Gloucester (including the City of Bristol), Hants, Ir eford, Hertford, Hunts,'lsle of Man, Isle of k " i t (including 'Tilbury-'Tilbury-Fort in the County of Essex), 1..' ''easter, Leicester, Lincoln, Middlesex, Monmouth, Nor- Northampton, Northumberland, Ox 'rik Rutland, Salop, Somerset, Stafford, Suffolk, Surrey, N Warnick', Westrira eland, Wilts, Worcester, York. IC " tt it and South Wale s , and in 'the 'several Counties in v, - " r th Britain. • oleo BREAD to the Household Troops in London and It % Vici nit y. ( ? , ITS, to his Majesty's Cavalry in Cantonments and Quar t"r, in the uin'er-nn lolled Count I• ttilfard, Berwick, Bucks, Cambridge, eliester, Comber i"ls D e rby, Durh a m, Glouce s ter, Her e ford, Hertford, x !'lots, Leicester, Linc o ln, 'Monmouth, .Oxford, Rutland, 41t i• b, Stafford, ‘lestrnoreland„ Wilts, Worcester, North and '(.) ftAGE, viz, OATS; HAY, and STRAW, to his Ma ":stY's cavalry in Barracks, and OATS in Cantonments and ,p orters, 'inlet-Mentioned Counties in South 8ri .441: h i-4 ' l "s Cornwall, Devon, Dorset,' Essex, Hants (including 4 : l steof Wight), Kent, Lancaster, Middlesex, Norfolk, Nor ‘l44lPton, N o ttingham, Somerset, Suffolk, Surrey, Sussex, 41* ick, York, Ordnance Barracks at Newcastle upon Tyne, ki, "it Oats in Northumberland. 411 d in the several Counties hr North Britain. • . h d : l at the D e liveries are to commence on rand for the 25th c ! . , of April next; that Proposals in writing, sealed up atarked, `.` Tender for Army Supplies," will be received at ‘ , lso llice on or before Tuesday, the 2tithDay of March next, ‘kaii 'lobe 44 e will be - received after Twelve o'Clock on that day), (I ' if sent by Post, the Postage must be paid. , o Posals must be made . separately fur each County, ex :lr fur theCountius comprising Ninth and South Wales, k which must be included in one 'Tender; as also 1 : 1 ' t the several Counties in North Britain ; and each Pro 4tal inust have the latter which is annexed to the Ten- Ptoperly tilled up be Two Pet SO)1, of knoim pro . i,: t l l l. ,: e oKagiUg to become bound with the Party tendering stated in the printed Particulars, for the due t !"' t tizitwe of the Contract; and no Proposal will be ce d unless made on a printed Tender, and the , Prices ti l l l'4i 'ttl in Words at length.; and should it so happentit .1t during the continuance of the Contract no Troops ~ Yl x i j br suppli e d by virtue of the same, th e expense o f the . by 'tills f or t h e C ontract aa d B on d , pa id i n the first instance 1,14 Contractor, will be r, funded to : t tieular s o f th e Contracts may he had upon application 4 1 4 Office, between the hours of Eleven and Five, and 4it 1 ( )dice of Deputy Commissary General Young, Edin • • S ( qm, ,* betwSamples of hr; read and eal ma be seen at this een te hours of Twelve a M nd Two.y PUBLICATIONS. LAW OF ELECTIONS. s This Day was published, c , ' 1 . 4 v0, price 11. 45. in boards, tiic Second Edition of TREATNE oti the LAW and PRACTICE At oit: of ELECTIONS; with Collections and con'sid'erable " us. My ARTHUR, MALE, Of Lincoln's Inn, bl. A. and Barrister at Law. CONTAINING, h Q lute Decisi ons i n t h e• Court o f Ki ng ' s Bench, will) 14 4 ) New Riding on Election decided by the Cuttnnit iq the House. of Common!. durini; 'the - late (*untested and several importa ' tit Points decided by tot mer Gt~ttltrr With taken front MS. Casts, never yet published. nil the ...Election Acts passed , since the Itit et;,:;'79 Electi on ; and a Copious Index; w titlit with an Adtte, 1, I t ' t ling the Provision s of thelitat Lae Ist Geo. IV.. f ,, k• 1141Litegillatilig 1111,Duration of Polls, and the Election of L I's fur heland, which passed February, 181.0.• - pi t f 'll ei or • Ullelt I Irtterssut • -t1 •nd Son, 43, L tet aud J. Cooke, Ormond quay, Dublin. Lail' INDIA HOUSE, March 3, 1820. 1-1 E COURT of DIRECTORS of the uNITED COMPANY of MERCHANTS of ENG LAND TRADING to the EAST INDIES, do hereby give Notice, That the QUARTERLY GENERAL coma appointed to be held at this House, on WEDNESDAY the i2d instant, is made SPECIAL, for the purpose of subnii!ting fur Con firmation the Resolution of the General Court of the .12d• December fast,. approving the Resolution of the Courtuf Dii,ctors, of the 10th Novetubur lest, granting to Sir GEORGE HILARO BARLOW, Bart. G.C.B. a Pension of totibl. Per Annum, on the grounds thrrein . stated. The Report requirtd by the Bye-Laws, - Cap. 6, Sect. 19, together with the Documents upon which the said - Resolu tion has 6er II homed are open fur theinspection of the Pio ietors at this House. JOSEPH DART, Secroari. EAST INDIA HOUSE, March 3, 1340: T HE COURTof DI REurtms of the UNITED COMPANY of MERCHANTS of ENGLAND THAD -IN(i to the EAST INDIES, do hereby give Notice, That the 4,-,WARTERLY GENERAL couRT of the said Company appointed to hit held at their House in Lcadenball street, on WEDNESDAY, the 22d instant, at eleven o'clock' in the forenoon, is further made SPECIAL, for the purpose of taking into Consideration, an unanimous Resolution of the Court of Directors of the 22d December last, (which was to have been brought under Consideration on the Fab Jammary last, but was postponed, 'in cousequence of the late hour at which a e precious business before the Court uu that Day was disposed of) recommending the Cur of proptietots to authorize the Court of Directors to offer to His gajesty to raise and maintain, at•the expence of the Company, a CORPS, of VOLUNTEER INFANTRY, from amongst the Persons in the Company's Employ; and if his Majesty:shall accept such offer, then to authorize the Court a Directors to defray the exlte•ucr of the Corps so to be raised out•of` time Fuuds of the Company, and if necessary, to apply for ait Act of Patliamitit to sanction the appropriation of a suflidentliirt‘tbereiif fur that purpose, Copy of the said Resolution now lies open at this Flo Use for the perusal of the Proprietors. JOSEPH DART, Secietary. G ENERA L EL ECI'ION. TO THE WORTHY AND INDEPENDENT LIVERY OF LONDON.' C 3 E sTLEist 4iis • H AYING accepted tie flattering invitation of numerous and most respectable body of the Livery, to become a Candidate •for the honour of Representing the City of London at the ensiang Election; founde'd upon a mani festation albeit - approbation of toy public conduel : in six sue cessiveParliaments, 1 take t he liberty of soliciting the favour of your vote and interest to replace me in that distinguished and responsilde situation, the anxionS and arduous du ties of which (should 1 have the gratification of be ing elected,) I pledge myself to discharge • with the same faithful zeal, industry, • and independence which ac quired and re4itined the confidence of my Fellew-Citizens during twenty'-seven years of the most eventful period of the history of my Country. • The considerate indulgence of my Friends, having induced them to request me nut to under tape the duty 'of a personal Canvass, witl.l trust, he ac cepted as a sufficient apology for that omission; should however, the time permit, some of my Family will have the• satisfaction of waiting upon you, to offer that tastimouial of respect on my behalf. I remain, Gentlemen, . • Your obedient and faithful Servant, London Tavern, Feb. 17, 18.20. W. cunus. The Committee for conducting the Election, meet daily at the above place, where all communications respecting it are requested to tie addressed ; anti in consequence of misrepre- SetuationS which have been circulated, they feel it incumbent upon them publicly to declare that their Canvass is neither in conjunction with, or in opposition to, any other Candidate. EAST INDIA lIOLJSE, Marc IDLTHEREAS, in pursuance of the 6th Section of the it h thaliter of the Bye-Laws of the UNITED COMPANY of MERCHANTS of ENGLAND TRADING to the EAST INDIES, it is ordained, • Thai a LIST shall lie published Thirty Days before the " ANNUAL ELECTION of DIRECTORS, .containing the " Nantes of such Proprierors, qualified agreeably to Lawi as " shall signify in writing to the Secretary, their desire of be " coming CANDIDATES for the DIRECTION, Thirty-two • " Days before such Annual Elect ion." The Court of Directors of the said Company do hereby give Notice, in order that the Proprietors may conform to the said Bye-Laws, that the ensuing Election of Six Directors of the said Company for four years, is appointed fur the 12111 April next, and that such List will be published Thirty Days before the said Election, as the abovementioned Bye-Law directs. JOSEPH DART, Secret; try. GENUINE COFFEE. .DEACON Hug, CO. of the COFFEE MAI F, No. 9, SKINNER-STREET, SNOW-HILL, LON DON (evaidished by the West India Merchants and Planters, 1811), btg respectfully to inform the Nubility , Grutry , and Public in General, they are sellieg the very Finest Dutch Coffee, roasted, at .3s. ad. per lb.; Do. Do. Plantation Du. 33. •lu.—Deac o n rind Co. 1.), , g to ;t,S,4llre the Public they may at all times confidently depend tip.in their Articles being of Genuine Quality, and the finest Flavour that.,ear. be pro cured. Familie, supplied with IZcsned and Raw SI7G ABS of the Best Qualities. N. B.—Fine Turkey Coffee. Dealers and Hotel Keepers supplied Oil liberal Terms. .„. . _ . DEACON and CO. 14:ire appoiritecl respectable prrsotts as Agutits fur the Sale nt their Coffees iu uiu,t of t lir Principal Towns i►► the Kingdom, and who arc•alsu selling at the saint: price as at their Establishment in Lu►►dun; viz. Finest Dutch Coact., roasted, Du. lio. Plmitation Do. as. 041, do. MILLARD'S IMPERIAL SHIRTING CLOTH. (11y his Majesty's Royal [Atte' s Patent.) VAMILIES . going ABROAD, -or returning ll from the Eastand:West Indies—The Nobility, Mo.- chauts, and the Public, are respectfully informed, the above Cloth is sold, stamped exclusively by the Patentee, at his FO REIGN _anal BRITISH FAMILY •LINEN WAREHOUSE, Nu. Id, CHEAPSIDE, and Nu where else, whatever ; Wbole sale for Exportation, airsl_by_ the Piece ; the Pierces el)1114111 from 26 to b 2 vardt for Slfirtiug, and is forind desirable to wear the East mod West. Indic., 'where a wanner Article than Linen is-required, as .well a s in the cold cliinlates, and for its economy. The Pieces fur Sheeting contain arum two to four pair each. Orders executed with the grcatrst fidelity. Every descrip tion of Family Liner's - , India :And British Lung Cloths, ‘Vhife Chintz, and'AjenOei, India and British Musings, Ste., the most superb India and Curious Brutish Shawls, peculiar to the House. DR. JAMES'S .IN.II.EI'TIC VROM their tetideticy to promote th.e-itattiral Seeretions,'are the best Remedy for Colds, Rlvettnia t isms, Slight Fevers, anti all thuse , Diorders which arise front ,shstructed pc' viral isos,• so cumulus) iu achaitgeahleclimate.: They are equally excellent for Head-albs, stml Indigestion . ; and for Gouty; iiliuus , 'or - otheiCtiMplaints - of the Sionista and Bowels, too often the consequence of. Free Lis.i Lig, As a general Fatuity Medicine they have ,no equal; and are parti cularly,cuprenient 14. persons travelling, being mild in tlieir operation, and not requiring any coanetnent.• The' Analeptic Pills continue_ td be prep:sred by Messrs. Newbery frum the, only Recipe existing under Dr. James's Elaad, and are sold by tht• us' at the Orignial•WarehmiS'e 'fur Dr. James's. Powder, No. 46,' in !.t. Paul's Chtirchyard t London, and 29, Dame-street, Dublin ; also by their Agents, M r. Sanger, 15U, QX!Orti-pi:eo,.and Messts, Bay Icy And toclispur7street, As Counterfeits 'are 1i cii ii,,,lly . t itkr- . 1,,i - sate, Purchasers "must observe 'the Genuine bare ilia Ntunq s' F. Newbery". engraved in the Stamp us) ettch A T a Numerous and highly Respectable M EET ING of the LIVERS, held z.t the Loudon Tavern this ad day of March 1820. Sir CHARLES PRICE, Bart. in the Chair, It WaS inured by Sir CIIAiLES FLowEn, Bart.; Seconder by Sir RouERT WIGNAM, Bart.; and Resolved Unanimously, That Sir Wm.-CURTIS having been publicly and specially invited by a most numerous and respectable body of the Li v Cry to offer himself as onc,of the Candidates for the Repre eentation of the City of London in Parliament, at the ap proaching Election, (his Meeting is impressed,with.the con-, viction, that the cause in which the Honourable Baronet Is engaged is not so much his own, as that of the Livery of Loncton and of the public at large. • It was Moved by Sir JOHN E.MER; Seconded by Me. Alder- man . Cox; and Revd red Unanimously; That this Meeting pledges itself to attend the Common Hall on Tuesday next, being the day fixed for the non►ina tion, siud to use its influence individually and collectively with the Friends of the Honourable Baronet, to support hitu by their presence upon that occasion. A n d !kir CHARLES PRICE having quitted the Chair, . It was moved by Sir CHARLES Ft.owxft, Bart., seconded bi Mr. JACKS, and Resolved Unnoimously, the Thanks of this Meeting be given to Sir CHARLES Bart. fur his able and jud►cious Conduct in tho Chair DLIKHANI COUNTY ELECTION. T a MEETING of the FREEHOLDERS of the COUNTY of DURHAM, resident ittUr near the Metropolis, field at the Gray's-inti Coffee-Houso,,H-olborn, London, on Thursday, the 2d day of March, 1820, W11.1,1.1:11 11ENTLIANI, Esq. its tilt The Fieeholders present being deeply impressed with a sense of the critical state of the times, and of the serious danger to be apprehended front a prevalence of the desigosmif persons who are aiming at nothing less than the total over throw of the Constitution-- Resolved, That it is essentially necessary to elect such per sons fur their Representatives• as have proved themselves to be zealously attached to the. coustitutien, in Church, and State, as now by law estahlished. Taking also into consideration the important interests of this maritime County, 'and the advantages to he derived from electing Members who ft r c disposed to pay deference to the representations, and whose habits of business and itxperienee in Parliament , quality then► for protecting and maiittaining the interests, of their Constituents ►►g well as, of the Em pire— Resolved, That RICHARD WHARTON, Esq. who is a descendant of one of the oldest and most respectable families of the County, and who has for, a set Les of years represented •the City of Durham, and thus become igtitnately acquainted with the interests of the County; is a fit person to be elected one of the Members for' the County of Durham ; and Who having already declared binistlf a Candidate upon the invita tion of a large and respectable body of Fscchulders iu the County, • • ;resolved, That the 'llialiks of the Meeting he given to Richard ‘Vliarton, Esq. fur - th'e valuable services which the commercial and other interests have so long experience d through his Means. Resolved, That a Committee he immediately ,for Med to co- operate with the Committee appointed at Durham, fur ma naging the Election of Mr. Wharton, and that William . 'Bentham, Asti. be appointed Chairunin of tbeeibmuittec in London, which is to sit at the Grav's-Inn Cotiie•tiMe where all Communications. for 'acconilithing the uhjelits 61 .3 this Meeting ale Trquested to be addressed to the Chair -f :hall. Resolved, That the Freeholders present .constitute a Cont wittte, and that they.. will itulµ•idually use their uttupst. en= deavours to promote the Election of Mr. Wharton. ,ALv..Bctit ham having. left the Chair, • It WAS Ret•ol% ed, That the Thanks of. this Meeting be given to ,Nlr,, licto hunt for his able conduct on this occa.iou, and tor , his polite attention to the Freeholders,present. • Reiolvcd, That thest..Resolutions be inserted in 'rnE til N, Courier., Globe, 111 ,.. ultsing ,thr.nicle, and Time* :s.,%vspi t v, vet.. Hirail Ca , ILA :fkrkeley-squire, beg Public,.t that aft er the spill of be earro.4'on at No. id, itE James:spew Clutpel. in the i ing Wines may be tasted had as sample:— • , 7 • • ' 7-7 7•1 4,, Brittitii,street, inform; Fiiend - s.anit March nest, their Bit:iness will r-S11:17:ET, opiai.ite ititerme4ittl ,imc, the, ratiiti-street, or a sirigleltutile (:11AMPAIGNE. tr:VNliinsli:ux) • • I)o., Nun dq. J 116 s. prr 6‘emani buttkk Do. Dos 4 - • I ,inclAntrill A/ea dt Ferdrix Salrry •Tssaune .. CLAnui 4. 1911 :kw! 1.A15. _ • . . . ... iiermit.►:,e Rouge & Blanc 4.years in bottle- 1153. .. Cole Rotie, 3 do. Old . . £49. Itherii•ri •• 41 - stgyo‘ hortlViue,:JSlV l / 4 1.315 ttz . tu•ttles tk:a inclittluo 1 ''-• 'berry Du... 485.. , Do- • i 4•-, Do. 11',-s+ Do. 'Ea,: lruiia Tvtivriti liiici•llas 465. Nl•Kieira 2 ,14. '• Chateau 'Aildrgaux, 78;. or I atitte 1-I.tit Frion lntl. • Latour . . . . . . Sti Gall : . PichouLoogurville I Aro • • t;Bs.. or 11.e"oeille St. Esteplie Bat %at: Sauterne I'vei4nne Carli,ffinieux Grave - tiob. I;UttGli NDI ES. Dr, 1)o, 1)o. Do l'ontat: 281.. 'Sus. sts.; Romance Canliarrtim Corton - Stock of ()Id Port from s:ts. to bottle. N. B. The Vaulti and Con are to be Let. Cyprus White, from the • Biirs,c lope ...... SOt accoittiog to the age iii lilting-house in Bruton-street, ,WO4CLIS 1 E:t COUNTY 1l EE On Moittlay a Aleeting of the Nobility, Grtitry,. Clergy, and other F eeliuldtry Of this County, took place at the Gisildhall, in ibis City, to ad dress his IM4jeity upon the decease Of his venei . rable Father, and to congratulAse hi m on cession to the .Throne; Ibe limier (Mr, R. GILLANI) look the Chair in ilia absence of the High Sheriff, (It. 6rtiFerrits, E.q ) who, be iu- . ' formed t he' Meeting,' was prevented by indisrosi., lion from giving Iris of tendance upon an occasOm highly glorifying to his feelings. The Itequii lion been read, the Lail' of t.'civ'ently, C. rd . Lieutenant of the Courry, rose, anti said, ••• I bed leave,to.pi otiose an Addresi of Condolence fo liis Nttjesty, on the de inibe of his beloved Father, our must Gracious . and Revel cd Sovereign, and noW roofer our aim ere c Ingratulaeioni to bit Majestr on his . accession to the Throne, during w hosts judiciods exercise of delegated power the prore yof the British Edspire, the digniry of the - Crown, and the liberties of the people, "Wire been so gloriously maintained." The Noble Lord !Imo submitted to the Meeting att Adds ess, which was read by Loid.l)eerhitrst. Earl BEAUCHAtt. rose to secouil the Athiress; there efic4ld be 110 man, he übserystd, who wa , s isut willing to pay a tis bute of app!anse to the virtues of the deceased Monarch.;, limn our ray licit years we had been acquainted with tiso.e virtues, and had experienced the happiness of tieing under their benignant influence; Si) obvioits" indeed Wess: , the ex . - alted tinalitieS of the and the bleSsitigs which his' people had derived from theta, that to enter , into any detail. moan these topics were supei ducats ; his people were truly sensilile• of the many clainis.which be their ; afire- tions ; and the alllietions which lie laboured under ouly serv ed td render their attachment More 'ardent at the close of his Tony reign. To that part, of, the Address wish h . cougrs.tulated his 'present Majesty on his acces s i o n t o . the l'hianie, and. which anticiwited ;s wise and pa ternal exercise of his ItoYal authority, lie gave its cur- Dial looking. to the past, lie, experieneed a plea- 1 sure in the contemplation of the .facture, fully assured that the present' \ion arch' Would ever endeavour to preserve the e:Ty of his Kingdom, and promote the good of his Pe o pl e .— Be hire 'tier et:timed Iris scat his Lin a polUgiz'ed for t tie' unavoidable absence of Colonel Lve,oli, who, he onsc reed, par ficipated iu those loyal feelings wh:elr animated this Mt to The Ad.'', ss being put, wins unanimously adopted, and the Fliels Sheriff was requestsd to sign 1' 011 behalf of the meet ing, and present it to his Nlaje.l.Y.s """"il ) ""aed by lb , Lord Lieutenant and such of the Nubility and the Gently 0 ; the Coirotrwlto. may wish to attend. upon. the ()erasion. Lord DEE-RH 11 as,r then moved' the thanks .1 wetting to the (Egli Sheri ff , which Motion Seas cari - itd ; tine meeting was atterwards r seatce,ly eenteurlier to have seen a more 1111111VVOLIS or res;,ei table county meeting; beside* the,Earl,o(Rart'entry..atui.Ear r l,,Bea.itchamp there were present Lord Deet burst, the HOll. JOllll and the tion.'and Ctn•entty, Sir .E. Witinington, Sir A'..Leelunere; Col. Foley, M.P. and a lung list of the ,princii al Gentry and !orgy Of the county; 'all pa.; y distinctions and feelings were . laid-aside .upou this interesting . occasion., sttialay a C hau,bir Nlecting of the Corporation of thii city wastield'tfor the purpose of corisiderits; aii Address, con doling with his Majesty dts the deer :or of the late King, and emigrant tat bun sinliis'accessitits- to tie throne ; the Earl id.Coeent4y, Recorder uf the City, and Visconcit Peerhurst, M.P. were ;it esetit'on the occasion. The' Rigor. W o rshipful the. Mayor (E. Base, Esq.) stated the 1 .. 41.irct, the meeting, which, he observed, was convinseil for . the purpose of re,tify tug their regret upori:t lielaunint,ed,dernise orente.iate. revered and lamented sovereign, and at the saute time ts , express their feeling.* of ardent and loyal•allacliment to his illustrious Successor. oar, present most gracious . grig; the Noble Re corder having honoured them wall' fit s attendance, and liar . - in,g.prepareddlie•Address, it only' Es:mai:its! forinin to request their attention to the farther procetilings connected with that Address. . , lhe Earl of COVENTRY then rove, Mid. spoke as follows t :--1. • Leg to propose an Address of Condolence to his Maj e :•ty,. on the demise of,,lns nor most gra cious and revered Sovereign, and new to Offer u.ir sincere congratulations to hii Majesty 'on 'accession t s , 'l'lirurie;•. WAWA• t. 11041,, il.i.1S1111:10t1S, , government, .the hystatir Of the I.3ritish Empire has been so His Lordship then suhmittetf an Addres . .., which teat by.LOrd•Derrhorst, was seconded by `Cir A. Lecintiere, wire:embraced I oppoit unity of - itdrertr i ng-ao the many Vir tues which had gr iced ,tbe)ife,ti( 411,5 latt r vriu y srat,lc Kitg, whose exemplary conduct in 'all' ihe relations ut life, would, he-hop e d, he imitated thase'velio lived 'under his sway ; hiS neeinitty,*rthialtstrouratite.liarmictielt'assisted,'. would hie had ittaffectiptiate tantierniiranee instil the pysterit,,y .. , for 1,4) 1,1411 ever reigned whil 11101 po sessed the atfectitniUof • his people . ; • it was indeed impossib r to see doscend . to the Wan). .Wit hunt he - deem:4 of regro-,-;i.regtet, which l eould I, J e;_alle,viat..dhy the pro : Peet, which 'opened spun 11 u tol , oll, .11 coi , r. ten:plating Tfesy.Sitixtssor, is ha, While he hail 'eX'acised 'the •Royiel liatit ; bren. guide,l by : stick wilt) maintain the gloryet the Einpire,'ainflive .. iii the . affestions of his subjects. ThV to ntously.. it, was. atterWt4lts etl-salai'that it should he.:,presenb cut Mayor, puttied:4 , the Nolib , It ceinder., and die CO.,y Sica rs. Thanks were aftersviirds voted to the'liiirl'Ol. (';osseliii-y, oil the Mot Mn of '1 1 : • :FiArleli . dt.4i4ils,,'t..s.q. ..istins 'went also rut virtu. Lied. Deerlitust for h)f t .a.ti r. .tifiwi it, i.lielnisiness • of the day . . A, like ciimpli ine ni is ut paid' i shipful the Mayor,:u polr the ttiotibil of the E:tri of Coventr y, Cueentrpeatue, froisi,Lunduii•pUlliOSay tp . atteuil ths above ruestings.-r,,. ‘ W'sgse4ti• j4.1.14/4q, Mureis . • IC 1) 04i1 ,110 old yet 1,1 of " loCtif . q. of coo Orr ,not ower [if dt. •1