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~ w,ioi srl it, • lx. E t* s vtz-,U5) , 4 ,-, :" .- - • .. v . '- N . • - • A * .4 4 eZylleft, • v i ~,,,, ,:A ,A,A*, • 0 S A ., . v.. .,,,,.4-- ;,-• , ~ 6 X r . ._ - . 4 r ef rA ;t u 'NV 7, PIA V ' ' '4 , '''' • 4%) ia•gi „ Tru tt - - , I.' E 11 ,14 NuLABER 3395. At a M.EETING of the NOBLEMEN, GENTLEMEN, CLERC;Y, and FREEHOLDERS of the COUNTY YORK, held pursuant to Public . Advertisement, for the purpose of Addressing His Majesty, 'at the Castleof York, on Saturday the allthday or . July 1803 ; • Sir HENRY CARR IBBETSON; Bart. Sheriff, in the Chair ;• RESOLVED Unanimously, That the following• Address be signed by . the High Sheriff; as the At of the Meeting, and presented,to His Majesty by the County tleiiibers : To the KING's MOST EXCELLENT, MAJESTY; We, your Majesty's LOyatand Faithful S.ubjedi, the Nobility, Clergy, gentry, Yeomanry, Freeholders and other InWitatits of the County of York, feel it to lat. one of our proudest privileges as well as our most . sacred duty in this hour of danger, to approach your Majesty's - Throne with. the emphat icassit ranee of our unshaken attachment to your Royal Person, and of our roost ardent and entire devotion to the -• CoritAitutioit' delivered to us by •our Fathers. What - they • established with their blood, with our blood we will defend. • "We hive heard with astonishment indeed, but Without dismay, the. ferecious threats of an insolent and uhprinci pled Enemy ;• •we know his delirions energies, his blasphe mous sell-confidence, and his implacable malignity•; but . with a firm truth in Cod and our own exertion:, we Set them all at tletianc.e„and we lrg to be accepted to the anaptcst'ci:.- _ gent ht la in. *--.4;0a5.„:4,....,..w14C11 we ilitft StliCaTilly.Wedge cal; Selves by every scene and moiluinent-of En li3it glory,.ta conquer or perisii with our Country. - • " Such, Sire, u 1 this awful crisi, is our most deliberate, Unanimous, andJullex dile resolve.' ".That your Majesty may long reign over a free, happy, and united People, is the sincere wish of this great and Loyal Country." • Resolved Unahimously, That the Thanks of this Meeting be given to the nigh Sheriff' fur calling the Meeting, and for his Conduct} in the Chair. Th.at the ltecolutions of this Meeting be inserted in • such Provincial and other Newspapers as the High Sheriff' shall think proper, atter the Address shall have been. preiented. (Signed) HENR V' CA R R BB TS-ON ; Chairman. • THEATKE-ROYAL, RICHMOND.. TTHE , NOBILITY; GENTRY, INI - lABI. TANTS, &c. of Richmond and its Vicinity, are respearnl4 informed Mrs. lORDAN will perform at this Theatre Seven Nijhts, and Make her first appearance on ivlonclr.yp . the istli inst. Mr. RUSSEL (or the Theatre.' Royal Drury-lane) is engaged to Piay 041 the above-mentioned Lvenino. _ . Nigliis of Playing are Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays. SHOW of CAT TL a and SHEEP. ? THE SHOW of CATTLE and SHEEP for the Prizes given by the SUSSEX AGRICULTURAL SO CI L TY,.w intake place. at Lewes, in Sussex, on Wetints. tley next the loth. The Stuck shewn willcofrisist of BULLS, COWS, HEIFERS, OXEN, SOUTH DOWN RAMS, SOUTH 130 Wt 4 I" RAMS kept with the Flock, lock, :till SOUTH DOWN EWES; South Down Ram Fleece will also be Wthibitett. P - 'V- ARISHOCSTTO LAN' E, HART.STItE.V.T. LONDON. • aitliluly, 1893. 1 1 -I HE TRUSTEES of the ESTATES 'of the above Parish, Will meet in tire V ESTRY- ROOlll, on TVBSDAY the t6tn day of Augu6t next, at One of the. Cluck. precisely, to receive Proposals fora Leasc,,f9r one Years t:Olit Michaelinas.dav next ensuing, f or B ut i ct i, B One or more HOUSE or HOUSES; or WA.REHOE;SES, norm the scite .of two Houses sltnate in - .Helmet-Court, litshopsgate-stri..et, belonging to tite said Parish. The pr o . oosals are to specify the Sum intended, to be laid out . in Building, and the Net Resit to be given. The Tenants to have the benefit of the Old Matertalc Such Pers,,ris• as are inclined to treat flr th:e same, . are to send their Proposals~ sealed up, and to'llie Church:. Veit, te:•.:e he . a r).1...day : ,0i . ' A•rgast 4 Tottilaiii.:. The Premises may be viv.ved,,nt the mean'time, YYPermis . ion of the Tenants. :and further paitietalars known yY .polie,ation to the Vestry Clerk, ' or to Mr. Thomas Fars, Imeyor,• u pr s ite the Whiteehapel, where a Plait or the Premises may be seen. • • ViaI.LIANI BAKER, Vestry Clerk, N... 17. Coopers-rry, Crutatd Friars. - • Lk) 1 li.i.Y. BEGINS DRAWING the pit of SUTLNIPER, SCIIVNIE. No. of Prizes. Value of e:4;h. 2 of 4, 2c,,0u 2 tv,olo 2 5:40 S ICOO 12 _ . S 0 3 0 ' 10) , 4 0 --- SO ID 0 5 e. ZO --. • Total value. is 40,0« , 24,000 19,000 11000 -- 6600 ••••• 3000 2400 151,030 1.4 " ,C.2t0,000 Ti;.l;ct 7th I)ay 0 C• 2 0 .00 a Ti‘ket last Morning - Stoo • Are pan ot the above Cppitals. rICEKETS anti SHARES are sclling at every LICENSED OFFICE. And the PRIZES PAID on DEMAND. Price. —Ticket o C. 11 2. Half -Szi o E!glith - 24 6 Quarter - 4 IS 6 Sixtzenth t 2. , 6 Tickets will gradually rise. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, .On Monday the 20th of August, iSoi, at the Beaufort Arms, in the Town of Monmouth, Two o'Ciock in the Af ternoon, • LL that Capital Motlern.built , Messunge, called 1 LAN SAN FR EA ,C OU ; together with the. Ma. torsi d Advowsun of Lansantre.at, and about One, Hundred and sLvoity Acres of exceeding rich Arall:., .ftleatlQtv, Pas tuft: Ground, and t'ichartling,' inla very , high state of velitin. The ltlonsion is seined in the most pleasant part of ' , le County, on a Lawn gently frotN the Banks of-the u%k., ilk A : genteel Neighbourhood and good Sporting Country, commanding must enchanting -Vietvs of-. the bur. Vitltdit% .Country, and consists. rif yotihuic, Library; 1 1 ,14:1 1 t:,,ntleptan's Oressin:;- taint, Housekeeper's s• antry, Ki tc ri el , a nd S;trvints'rtlalt on toe ltanck onic ud an eleg-a n ; Draw in;-room, approached by 4 1(4-ullahr cleonietri,;al Staircase, and suitable uoi ns . 4litt Atti . cz., Register . and Stove Grates. • and Aiarble v- pieces, attached and detached S 1 ces of e verY dcscriptimi, Double Coach-houses, Stall . tables,. Dove.bouse, lee-house, excollent.lcitclien (,:trdeti, With extensive hot %Vail, well planted and clothed with the o ' o4 :est trait Trees now .- in perfection ; Lawn, Shrubbery, and PleasUre.Ground, laid. out with taste, forming altoe- Vier a most desirable Also a Divelling-IlDtle. (laden, well-accustomed Shop , and about Six Aces of Land, tog ether with - .a..c.:ottag,e and G:irdeti, in tine poasesion of .Mr. Davis, 'sittraw, in the Parishes of Langthatigel and Latiartl4.- The great goad trout Linidon to South Wales and Irelinict ' l „di 4 itjyilit.t,E*t.tte,. which is distant front Abergavenny five, Usk Ponty all Pool nine , and Nlontnoutit'eleven leod narket and POst Towns, .and near Coal and Lime. For inha.patticidars, appl y personally; or by Letter (post. TAW), to Mr. lOwph Strongly, at Lansanfread Court, near Monmouth Ce. , lio•will snev, the l'eentis.:s); or to Mr. [ta ller, at 1t0;,,, I lerctordshire. . TO BILIOUS 'ii.Nl) Gtart'Y PEkSONS. 1 1 111: R. W vl, BARCLAY's PA 1-kN'I AN , TILILIOUS PILLS, h.ving been for many Nears 11: " 1.41 wi th la' gre3te:lSUCce,S3 4.• the Aiclibishois of C:an tel bury, th e bishop of Bath and Wells, Si'i 1. Honeywood, Ant, M. P; Sir Stephen LOsilington; Bart. M. P. 4 kl‘u) l l, ' Esq. M. k. Cecil Forester, Esq. M. P. 13 1 4ve "qatt, Esq P, .N. calvert, Esq : M. P. are now t?lteit,:d to tile Plinth: as a certain Relief in all Bilious 'and k !lay Ctillipi4;t.tS Sold iu 1 otttluri only, at the Elabora . -2, No. 35, Bedtord-street, Covent-Garden, in 80xe.: 5, or .louble Boxes, 195. tuit, duty 44 :1u.ird • • .1 RIDAY, AUGUST 5. 1803. PATRIOTIC FUND. • LtOYD's, JULY 29, 1803. A& T a GENERAL MEETING of the SUB. L - 3... SCRIBERS for the RELIEF and REWARD of the 'DEFENDERS of their COUNTRY who may sutt4,.or by their exertions merit, in the. Public Service, _ 4 BROOK WATSON, ESQ. :ft .r.ka CnAta; The Chairman reported, that 'in addition to the aooool 3 per Ceut. consols, given by the Subscribers to this House; the Sum of 74,2i21.,45.6c1.. 1141 already been subscribed, of which upwards Qf iSOOOI. had.hecn paid at the Bar of this House. • Resolved, That tim Amount of Subscriptions not yet re ceived be forthwith pack at the Bar of this House, ai.d that .the,amount subscribed, 'and all future Subscriptions, shall be'ldrested in such Government Securities as the Committee may think prdper. . That 4 Committee be now formed in the order of Subscrip tion tram the first fifty Subscriberivf tool, and upwards, the parties declaring their readiness to -assist,in carrying into etfeel the purposes of this Fund; and 'that the Committee have power to add to their number the ' Representatives of Public and Corporate Bodies, or other Stiliscribers as they stiall think proper, and that Nine Members be a Quorum for transaCting business; t he following Gent trifled were accord ingly cleacd : ''Mr. Alderman NVatson Richard Lee, Esq. Sir. F. Baring, Bart. M; P. Geo. Henekell, Esq. John Julius A ngerstein, Esq. Robert Christie, Esq. Benjamin Golds Mid, Esq. It. Wigton], Esq. M. P. Ilidinson Bonar. Esq. Germain Lavie, rig. Thomositeid, Esq.. F. S. Secrelon, Esq., George Munro , _ Esq. William Whitmore, Esq. Lames Abel, Esq. ' Peter Free, Esq. • - George Brown, Esq. - Robert Thornton, EN M.P. George liaillie, Esq. . Cornelius Bulbs, Esq ohn Mangles, Esq. Sir J.W. Anderson , Bt. M.P. J sihn Fraser, Esq. Alex. Glinnie, Esq: David Hunter, Esq. Thomas Warre, Esq. Mr. A lderman Shaw, . Robert 11. Marten, Esq. Peter 13egbie, Esq. George Wood, Esq. Joseph Marryatt, Esq. Andrew Reid, F.sq. Horatlo•C lagett, Esq. 'VIto. Raikes, jun. Esq. Henry Thompson, Esq. john I . Appach, Esq. John Mayor, Esq. win. Ma,mish, Esc). r. Aldernum Roweroft amen Wurre, Esq Thomas Everett, Esq. M. P. Thom‘on Bona, jun. Esq. John Smith, Esq. (Mansion John Torner, Esq. House . -street) Charles Olney, Esq. Robert Sheciden, Esq. ( Geo-Sheddeo, Esq. D avid (wv ilPi;kel'inWati Esq ts,L.''sq. Benjamin Shaw, Esq. • . Resolved, That the Committee Lave FUR powers to op point Trustees fur the purpose of purchasing and selling the Governmera Securities, in which the S‘ihscriptions to this Fund are diredcd to be invested, at:d .of applying from time to time all Sums arising therctmtn, and from the General I. 'lnd, as they shall 'deem expedient for the objeets and pur— poses of the Subscription. • Resolved, That tilt:Thanks of this Meeting be given to the Chairman, for his able and impartial g. - ouclu6l in the Chair. Resolved. That tbcse Resolutions be inserted in the Pub. lic Papers. Amount advertiwdlo,oool; 3 per Cent. Consol. Money . . 8 9i700 „ Richard Nichol', of Rose and Augustus Rely le, „ io s o Fuller - ios John jaason. Broad. T. W.'Nelion- - 21 o t.treet Buildings ios o Lord Trignmouth, per Isaac Serra is is noWn and Co. too n Saw) er and Spence to to. Lieut..J. Crotts,of His - Thonits Whipltam 10 to NI . S.Ship, Romney 5 S jo•qt Hollis, of High T. Neute, pet Bar,;lay • WXCornhe - 4 0. 0 and Co.--- j oy 6 trodZington. John ileriot St. o or Clapton o R. It Marsh, St John's Rutherford and Wag- College, Cambridge so e gaffe tos o Whiihrvad anti Co. 340 o -Eyre and Strahan 21 * 0 Fdwar.. Shaw - trs to s. Rosanquet, jun. .13 'to John 52 to B. BoAmqttet 10 to Worsikpful Corn., lames Anderson, ion. pal. :.• ,-t Coldsiniths, Lomb's Conduit. Lane tOOO 0 strict .• rho o NiChnias.Broodn sr. to Mis. Ilenunlng, East . j,nnes IV: , re - so o Act . 11 • • to. 0 i.,reAves awl Mill los 0 .. Mrs. Carne y go. to . o• R. , ~_.l , 0 , ~11, s ua ailed Co.•3t to Tit; Worsniurul Corn. ' .1. I). litlino, Custom- • pany of Fishmongers 110 ~,•:. - 2 t o by David.Toi;se los,. n n,l. (;. T. Staunton, I , lv. 'l'. Newcomc 5 5 13.irt - cz to Edw. Ommaney 105 o Sir•C :it:rgan, Bart. to; o Andrew Harrison, The Right lion. Lady Wigtnore-street 105 o Ann Bingham Jolihtlarrison, do. tos a The Countess Dowager w. Chivers . 52 to ` of Lucan ' - lermyn Dickens 25 o Hopkins and Lincoln, Mrs.4Vright, Dulwich zoo o Barbican - too I'.. Musbpratt to SO John Carle - - 100 R. Ladbroke, lee. 315 a ,David Powell - tos I. Garnautt - to . i:" Lord Chief I ustice El k.Birchall, New Bond. - lenborough - tos street - 10 to Col. las. Morgan, of Peter Prost - - zt o Southampton ~ - 20 Smith and Travers los . 0 Stephen Thornton, Row, Newby, Row, Brothers, . anti • - • and Gaud - roc o Co. .: - 3i5 William Power - so o Elia. Baldwin - 3o George Lawman - 5 o Robert Baldwin - 20 C. Perchard - .so o The 'Right Hon. Lord Rey Henry roster - 5' s - Arden - 300 Cb. Banks, - New D'Oy- The Right Hon. the ley's Warehouse - to to Speaker of the House flower and Matnwar- of Commons - 105 log, Chancery-lane 21 o Walker and M'Clary 100 . Debotle - to to The Russia Company soo I ohn Deane . ts a Stephensons & Searles, Sir T. Clarges, Bart. too o Oporto, by Samuel Richard Parks - 5o o Dolmn:, Love.lane 200 0 Mainwaring,Son,Chat. Lord De D unstanvilleJos o teris, and Co. • .- 210 0 Bich. Thompson, at Rich. Stonitewer ~- - too . o Martin , and Co.• 4 525 o Lord Hawkesbury . 'tos o Nathan Solon - ions - tos 0 TheCommi , ssioned and Christ. and W. Lynch 21 o • other Officers, La. 1 ohn Fenn ' - 21 0 • bothers, 41:c. in the Rev, Edw. Hodson 5 5 `employ of the Hon. • Right Hon. Lord Lard. the West India Dock ley -- • . - soo 0 Company. at the Clot. Snell Chauncey, •West India Docks, • Theobald's Road 105 0 per l. Strayer, F:sq. 231 y John May ~. . tos '0 I. Broaclwood Zr,.Soa 105 0 -1-larriott, Birkett, ars4 Meux and Co: - 500 o Winstanley ` it. '52 io R 411(1311 and Son - so 0 ,Mrs. Hartiott - to 10 Chisman and Hill - 21 a data Reed . 310 a Lord Walsiti.gliarn - too o Haynes and Kentish' 21 0 Wtll. 11 ulloc lc , South D.Rouse, for the Hand Weald - pto in Hand Fire Office, John Lutyens - $ .5 • Bridge-street, Blacd.- j . C;. P.t.tarit - , _s 5 friars . - ~ 5o 0 • Mrs Paii.,rit . 55 , john Wellford 2t' '0 t•Tcilllailt - 52 to Gus.Adol.Kernwriclt too 0 VIII. Marwick •• $ s- Hugh Powell o- :. P 10 ' 'llirkete, F,othergill, Ic - Tho. and Rob. Broom. 105. o ' Birkett • - ' 21 0 Charles BrumSdon -' '• to i ° Wells, - , Gilchrist, and Alekander Boswell, of - Neville ' - pto Blackadder, N. B. .300 a •T. Hollood and Son ' ~5 o fanteS Lewis ; lc. IG - Capt. I. Boyle, Royal Edw. Gale, Reed, and Navy ' - • 5 a Gale - ,P to Dean and Canons of '' Gyfibrd dr Co. Castle - Windsor - - 210 o - street, Long Acre 31$ 0 Sit lid. W i Warns, Batt. William Prost 5 2 10 ot - CliftopWood,near . Mts. PlOl - 5 2 to 13rItul ' - 150 o . Truematt, Hanhury, & Lady Williams, of do. too o. Co: - s°° a HudSon's flay Coin. - ' - 'P. Schemotmeyer 10. ~ 52 10 4ny . - . toy o Beret - antes Forrlie - - 26 . 5 Sam. Williams t 52 to .Browir,Ashurst,Surryta to MY. Smyth, of North. Iva.. Bedwell - .. ~ s o o A rnow . - 41 10 5 ° 10 0 . Tho. Ralph s . 5 5 W.. Phillips,-;grosve. . ohn Heywood . 2no a [ n9r-square:: - 52 i 0 Lambert and Cotton to; o The Duke o f Queens- Rev. 0. L. Saunders 5 5. berry -, too° - o Rougemont and Bete. Sir. Rich. Carr Glyn, . , rends - - ins 0,. Barr. . - - ' ro; o I..iellui.T4tongosrovnilie: $ 2 to Ft ha i r .. le s iii M ,l l t ls - to; . a o Royal Navy - -to o Praeds,'Digby, Sr Co. 210 o Sir J. Banks, Bart.. toy, o Arkley, Child, • and Charles Marsh, tool. - , Son - ' - to; o 3 per Cent. Consols . Rich: Bradley, -of G. Cherry, Notting. Chiswick -2:, a ham-place ' - to to j. Smith, Stock Ex The Firemen and Por4 - change . . -- 20 0 ter; belonging to the .W. Adam . - 2 t o Sun Fite Office, by j rhos. Trundle, Crosby- ' Jdmes Bradley, sen. % square . ~- ao o Foreman - It o Messrs. M. A. Trundle s s Richard Lee - 52 to Mews F. A. Trundle S s j, •Braham, Theatre Darby and .flilson ' poi o Ro)al, Covent Gar. South Sea Corn rany soo o den • - 21 o Thoinds Lowte.n 'of . Lord Castlereagh los o the Temple 210 0 subscriptions received by Bennett and White, at the Bar of this House. - BUI.I.'s HEAD INN, NIANCHESTER . July la, 1843. • A T ' m„„ numerous anti respeCiable Al E.6 . IIINiG et the INHABITANTS tit"the TOWNS and NEIGHbOUKHOoD of MANCHESzt.ER and SAL . t• ORD, (convened by the SO KOUG tiKELVE and CON. STA/ALS) in order _to determine upon time most adviseable • menus ut war - Opting tneir SUPPO KT to GOVEKN. MENT in the GENERAL DEIENCE, of the COUN. 'T tt Y; at this important crists ; ' ' sAmy I. SMITH, Esq. Boroughreeve of Manchester, • ''• in tic Chair; 'Tim filloWing Resolutions were unanimously passed : Is t, 'lnn,. firmly attached to our beloved Sovereign, o our I,lon .iims and invaluaide Constitution, to our Religion ' 3 , 1 •4„, 0r c o • N ittry, t•tilly sensible of the in.my blessings hither- • to enjo y c d, oe.,„„ilii raiiks of pe t iple„,' .we view with particular ' 5gi , t ., 0 1, 0 „ to e i s oeasiites adopted by il::.. Majesty's Guyer/1- , o , m, ~,t o 54 „ctiolit,,1 by the Legislature, to - re;'.l/1 and chastise the daring E nem y ,ii,Ji tltrrateliS to invade us ; mii:: , ...se ntsa— tiaule .1111ot/tun, after hac nix succeeded in subverting acct ii7.o slaving. many ut *the tioV t ;rtunents of Eitiope, now.aints I. deprive us ut our religious anal civil Liberty, to plundei us of out 'property, to repress our Industry; destroy our com merce, and renda tins tiourisoidg Country a scene of de 'solauoii. • • . . . . 2:t, That feeling our duty as Britons, we arc determined not 6nly to uancre to and support toe iii..:lsures of .Govern , meat, but to seta SUCK runner assistance, Do:11 with our per-' suns and yruprty, as our respeztive_ situations in lite will allow% Limit we look up witty c0n116:.,1c;.: to tile Uivinc 1" i‘oi.itientic which his :or .0 iii.ifty . .ii,es pr.,tee.ted us, anti to the united and spird , d e.te.t,olis of all t,i.iilts of P,..:0p1e, for the total discouinture ut our perfidious iiit:;tiy, 3d; ' That atm Addre.!.),• expressive, of the above sentiments, be presented to leis Al/kit:sty, anti that Dortor ilsrusley, Mr. , box, Mr. koxley, and ;At. thandt, tic requeste.,l to svititardw, 411/1 prepare toe same. • • • . ~ . • 4tit, That Utz-Address submitted to. this Meeting by the. Ge.miletil.3l No: tested to piepaie the saute, :rod now read, be . . approved. . . . ;try, 'fat the Borougliree'Ve and Constables of Manchester and Saliord Cu: tc,40c.)t.:41 to sign the Address um Ott: II:1'110.411d LW 0:.11.41101 . the li.it,bitaios cif these Towns and iiieir Neigh °Our/too/4 and tioit time' &trimmers for the County be &Sired to pre.this tne Link to lets 01....11.:5ty. • bill, TWA in tli:opin:o.i'ut tins elebting, the most effeaual mode 01 alditig toe intentions •ot• CvalWertollelli, will be tile 111111ketiiAte re.establisiimag and raising Von:miter Corps; a Measure whioil tlns_,Nlcettlig , Witl Supoolt, tally contittmog, in the aid 4.4 'menials um t h e •litliabitains at lare,e. • rt.., TOM: tries A1C,1:16 biA+IIY OPPUVi:S mild wilt support tiie ne..4 itOW ilialtiC uy J .iiiies- Aq. kers NMI lotto Leigh phi. - I 1,1,3, hiv.lo, Awl the ti:ii,;o44 vi time respeaive Volunteer . coips witieit they, commanded during toe last War, and whose zeal, discipline, and patriotism, were then so elm. tient i j conspicuous.- •.. • . Silt, Tits./ this Meeting also highly approves and will sup port .the otter now mane oy loseptt liJiisoo, Esq. for the . lortnitpall AA a • Voluwe,,,vittlit: Corps, Who eiti.;.ige to serve w i t h ou t pay, and to. turnisit their own 'cluatii, arms, anti to .. co utfertients, and to march tttany part of Great Britain in case•ot WOO Invasion: - ' gth, 'llsat the Inhabitants be invited to enrol themselves in stti;rl of those Cor l .s as tney may inifividuaily limier, or in "any-other Volunteer, .Corps 1,44:t may hereafter be fotniettin • time Tuwo • . • ' l o th, That a Subscription be Immediately entered into for the purpose of Supporting tire betbre.muol enied Regiments, . awl auy Other Corps woose offers of service on time same con ditions illay be approved by the Town, and accepted by' Go. ver o m e i ti, within one calendar month from this day ; and . t h at a committee be appoilited to Superintend tile appropri ation of time Fund ; mid that such Committee consist of the tolt o w i nt Gentlemen. who are eumpuwered to add 'to their itunib , J,• viz. • , .. • • • Tiic Bonnighreeves and Constables of Manchester and Salford lot the time being. Mr. Mather •' • . ' Mr. John Park Mr. Fox , , Mr. foxtey l'lr. Nattraoiel Gould . Doctor tiardsley Mr.i). Huirrie '• ''' Mr. Samuel Taylor Mr. John Atehinson • . ..M r. I aines 'Uzi> ler Mr.-John 'Fellow -- - . •••Mr. James Potter, jun. ' Mr.' Jinni& Mr. Thotnas Drinkwater Mr. - George Philips " •'Mr'. James Mr. W.:liar/fluty:lsle ' ' Mr. Thomas Atkinson Mr. 1 all-MIAS . Entwiste Mr. Willimil IoIKC Mr. Charles %tread Mr. !oho Parker ' M r. George Lee Mr. Ben, A. Heywood Mr. Greg -. .- Mr. john Drinkwater. 0 , And that any five of this Committee be compitent to ad. ' 110, 'That Mr.' Datnitesey .fitiline And Islr, VOX be ail. ' . pointed the TIOSUrerS of the Fuotis to he subscritmcd. math, 'filar the -Resolutions of this Meeting be ptiblished in all tile Mott:nester Newsoapass_tutil in such of the London .• The Borouglireeve having men the Chair, it was totani- monsiy 14.440ivcd,' That she Thanks oi . this Meeting be given to the Burougitteeve and Coto...Wes of Niancltestet and ford, for ti.eir zealous, attention to the busincos .of time day, , and•especially to tile worthy Cilitirliall, furl au very able and.' Papers as the Comulitlee may hired. SAMUEL SMITH, Chairrhan." Sal satisfactory inanrier in which he has discharged the duties of , 1 that situation; • ' . . 'I JAMES lIIIIIIERT. MIODSTON,F. HOLLANDS OLNEVA, (Opal to Foreign). • M A n ! t p ,c S u l:C> N t ratt . l l : : de l r i A ° u l t j h L or i ty N o i t ).6l 'a G lr i i : "' in N en E t V ) h AM y George ' Bishop and Cu: Aid sold at their W:oc.iouses, No. re, Queen Ilithe Dock, Upper Thames-street, London, Liverpool, f%laiichester, and Distillery, 11,luidstotie. Wholesale - orileni . 6.1.: per Galion, Retail orders t rs. ditto ; delivered to any pate or London tree of expence. Nut less than Two Gitllolls 0411 be Sold, ".No. so, Queen Halle Dock, Aug. 3, 1203. Alt.-MY AND NAVY4S„ItiII'AGE. - • ; ',9 -1 11E PATENT CAMP BEDSTEADS, Furni tore, Mattrasses, andlledding complete, are very respett. fully recommended to Gentlemen, as being tin: limit portable Rad superior to any Others, made in London ; filarquicS, - Tema, Tapirs and Chairs, on improved principles; - Sea . Cots, Si9a ltetis and Chairs, for on Board Sitio k.Mtiatitiitto Net Furnituze, and I'4Tetlt ILSI&-screvv.130stods, Fyt Ewa and WeSt-inctio, anti all Foreign Climatet - , at fil RGA N and (I,A N D RS''s . Patent BedArad Manufattory and Ware-Rooms, I`4o,t6itutt 17, Catiterinetreet, Strand. MOR.G SANDERS's tiny - invented imperial Dining Tabtes, allowed to be the most complete and eltgant set `or Tables ever ye invented, are very portable packing in a Box, but ten Inelies deep : .N. Is. rite tailtionable Sula. Bed and Chair-Bed Ware- rPRICE SIXFEI4Cit. Off; '_'? aP ORDNINCE, • .44urtst •-rFur, PRINCIPAr. OFFICERS of ifir : OKI) V ANC'? lterebi give N;tice, th.v l'roposali reeriae.l itt,thei;*iljic.-,ii St.: Al f irgaret.swet. ll . essminsler, eat or 4,10 r, the tst day a seittember next, f, can •!, Pe• - son.4 as may be 7bliThog P. ittlierta4:. t;ie suPpy 11 tn. shed Trns of the' best •i,.....5.r1191ti1ti, priinam:t Set Inee at 11 7 001,11/7C 11, to b.- deli•yesed 114 , I , :g . Pr3 e s , llc , tr. viz • 2'59 Tons ietl.iweo :he c , b May dn.! rb..' la o f • 4 , : e, 4•••, 0 4, 'or ,loover if cc• - nvenient ; the far? T Q 73 "I. thy of zsn 'Tons to he delivered at 111 , -.14vir. , ;) ITtthen the t sth of jitlytmd the ist f Ategn.st ensttin:. The rerms Condit/Oa oi the Coutrail "say ,3e kuost . .n ups •s applicaticio at the .Secreta,:y's Offi: , , in St. illargaret- s areeti any acv betwiea the Hours of Icy aad Four o'ClOrh. fr.:par.:li to be de.ll, , ered at St. lfargaret-street,' 11.1.t -nein;ter,. ended and walked on the outride, ".Propaxak tbr 441-x -1)1%44 Slates for the Service of the-hoard of Oretturnce," oK 'bej le :be Ist d-j of September next. after 'which d.y no oii-r a.' .e be Codosith.dh , ' the pve:ent Covtraff. Ity Unto . o! 1.14 Board R. H. CREIP, Sec. This Day were published • , In One Volutrie Oetavo, Ante - 7s. tid. in boards, Ap:10 ".. the Colist 1 1 01 10 0 Of ttie MEDI. 1. IL Cal. DX PA ItTM EN T of the BRITISH ARM Y; writ a Detul of HOSP ITA L ANAG F. and an Appendix, attempting to explain the Aeli.in Ci , isirs itt prOdUCillg Fever, and the ()titration of Remedies in eiLeting Cure. By ROBERT E ACKSON, M. D. Printed tor'T. Cadell and W. Davies, Strand., • . This Day Wai. published, In Three Volumes, 0 .:tivo, price 11. to in boards, !" lE. POLI I'iCAL and LONE W} i..temouisPoNDENC.E of LOUIS the SIX.. TlLEN'l'tl, i with Observations on each Letter. By III:LEN MARIA WILLIAMS. Printed tor . 0. and J. Robinson, Paternoster-TOW. This Day was published, price is. 6d. A N ACCOUN C. is the EPIDEMICAL CA PE V ER, cumin lily called INFLUFN/..t, As it appeared at -11.1,7.'! ::e tlu Winter and Spring of the fly WM. FAIXON S 4 l). P.R.S. Bath . : Printed by R. Crotrwell ; ;um C. and J. Robinson, Paterrinster-row, London: FREQUENCY OE HERNIA. SOCIETY for the RlA.llirof the RUPTURED POOR. ' This 04 was publidwd, pricc as; • . The Sixth Edition. with Additions. - - , A FEW GENERAL RULES and INSTRUC, very necessary to be attended to by these both S E/X ES who are afflicted with RUPTURES; to MOO; is added,. a Description, Causes, and improved M, - !theti Treatment, of that ipecies of Rupture tidied Prolapsus AM, or Dekvin of the Anus. By WILLIAM TURNBULL, A. M: Member of the Royal College of Surgeons ; Fellow of the Medical Societies of London and Edinburgh'; a Member of the I)%cetnn Medicuni Londineose ; and Surgeon to the Society tor the Relict ofehe Ruptured Poor, &c. London , : sold by j . joinison, St. Paul's COwelt-yard ; T, Boosey, Old Broad-street; I.*Wright, Piccadilly ; l l ,lu r, ray and llighley, Fleet-street ; and 1 and A. Arch, Grace. chinch-street • As to the frequency of Hernia, an eminent PrOlessor on the Continent, viho .has lately written on that . subjezi. sserts, :intimater vaguely , that o pe.perseit.oot of tivo s rakins the population of the b...st inhabited parts ot Europe, is at. tlicled with Ruptures.—Mr. Turnbull, priabahlv, rrom . his situation, has had the most exitensiVe opportunities of aseer: taining, with almost a mathematical precision, this poiot,; from the returns which he obtainist, (at the part:eular I . s:quest (lithe Governors of the Society tar Relief of the Ruptured 'Poor), from the most populous. Pistriets and Manufacturin t i Towns in the Kingdom ; and the Calculation made on el number, amounting to no less than iso,ooo, that taking the Inhabitant: ofithis Country in the aggregate, one in fifteen laboitred under this Malady ; in either calculation, however, the condition of the species is lamentable in Ake extreme. Let it be remembered, that three•tisurtils of the - People of Eng.... land, who fall victims to that most painful and most tiepin. rattle Disease, a Strangulated Rupture, may ascribe the canoe of their premature and miserable dissolution to procrastina tion ; to a mistaken delicacy, In studiously concealing, the ..nature and extent of the Disease;. tu . the indiscriminate ap. plication of bandages ; - and to the injudicious use of •inedies. . N.. 13. Mr. Turnbull may he consulted by Letter, ad. dressed to, him, at No it, bell Sayagn-yard, SALE of TINIBER,' WARWICK.SI - tlRli% To . • HE SOLD, pursuank - to an -Ordee. of the liigh Court ot . Chancery, bearing date the 23d day of March, ill. a Cause where in His:Majesty's At. torney.C;iieral is Inf. irmant, and the Wardens and Society, of the lto 31 town of Sutton COLltield,. in the County qi Warwick. and other lieesoos, are pefendants; 12,317 Oak. Timb e r Treoi, :Li-41 IS Birch Trees , growing . on the Charity EstatesEstatesin this Cause, near . the said " Town of Stator-1.-Cold fieid. Tin! said Tiinber will be Sold in twenty-titree 4c i )a. rate and klirinc..•i Lots, with the Lieptuhation of Peter Hot turd, Esq. one attic Masters'of theasaidCourt, at the Three Tuns at Sutton Coldrield, in tite . County•of , Warwick, on tlje't nth and t2th of 0d0h.. , r; iSo3., the. Sale beginning each day pre, Cicely at Eleven ~' Clock in the Forenoon, aildending at Four o' C lock in the Afternoon of each day. Particulars, with. the• . Conditions of Sale., may be bad (grariil at the Master's Chambers in Southampton-bui ld. ,ings Citaiicery.Line, London; ut hlessrs - . Kinaltricy, Lon 4, and Ince, Solicims, - Synionds Inn . ..Chancery -lane, London ; tit Mr. Fraser; Sidicitor . ' s, Holborn-court, .G ray's Inn, London; of Mr. S'Aler,Solicitor, Sutton Coldtield I of Bedford and Mecchant,.SolicitUrs, ; of Mr. For. Sur,' Surveyor, Entington,' near liirrnin4hain ; of 4.16- .60g wick. Surveyor,WOodenci. near Litchtidd ; and at -the Tiar t , 4 ;. .Tams, in Sutton •Golcitield. , • p:LWAKts. ();'()N i li. Nt• TO BE 'Sold) BY AUCTION, A t Mr. l'huthp"i's, the I tiSQ.cttpocite'slutitictbhc.l Cone t:i n a o d r 3 k i , t n ' t ° '' s o z t u a l s r brle'veni Trent, t T o h r u he rs A a lle t r n o c ot t li l l :l :u l b Y j a c i o. produced, Lot t. j k Capital MESUAGE or TENEMENT Situate at the West F. 11110 4. a Street called ,M ill. gate, in NewAek tipuit Trent *resold, with Stables; Coach. houses, and other Out.bilildings thereto belonging, mist excellent GariLn, !•vi:li stocked with I. mit Trees, i.tut two Ctrise , .; of Land adjoining thereto, and bordering upon a gahie Branch of the Rive Trent, containing to,, , ether about Lag . I r it he A se c re u s , „ ci i i r s i t c h t ti lt o t e 6 c r u t i t t i a e t i re oi c i e o p f t J io o ti lu c t )t.o C ar o g o te, k l4 :, ee. ly, are delightfully situated at the extremity of the Town or Newark, anti nave all the advantages of a Town Kesidencti with the rstireine.nt of a Country Situation, .commoditillS for carrying on any extensive Busiuess, trun4 tneir cmitiguity to the River. Lot ANI F. SIAM GTiorTE N E M ENT, situate in Newa' ark upon Trent aforesaid, near to-the tirSt Lot, nowit , the oCcu iou or Mr. Samuel Hunter; together with line/Cc:W. lent titrden , adjAndtg thereto, and also bordering upon the River T-rent I t.ts intendtd to increase the frontage of this LA next the Riveri as may he seen by the Plan, Lot 3: A Ctoa of' Land, called TUk NSTI Cl.r~Sk, situite near the said Street called Wive, and al p adjoin ing upon Tiirnpike Road leading arum IslewArk ~ c 4. titiAndin,.contAilling about tour Acres, And now in tile Te. nure of Mr. Cooke, arut beins an 'cligible'Situa lon or It Id. log —A considerable part of the Purehase-arney may main on Securite of the Premises, it required. F.st:de may be viewed, and furtiwi narti! roars had pn appl;cation to Messrs. Godfrey and Tuttuurs, Attornks it Law, in Newark, with whom a Platt of the Estate is inti,ta t -e, -- or to Messrs. 14;,incierity. Lon and Ince:, Symonds Inn, Chancery