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4%. • r ~ _ ~ , ..3, . ..„. , , .NUMBER -337911. CORDWA-INERS' WARD. •At a MEETING - of the !NI - lA . III TAN " I'S otllds WARD, held at Bow Church, the itith lay, 5803, BROOK WATSON:Mg. Alderman in the Chair ; • • • ResOlved.unanimous:y„ • - . impressed with . the strongest Almon for our . belOved sl lcing, and the firmest Attachrrient to' our invaluable. Gonstituritni, it is .our indispensable duty to. prated and de.tena tlioSVineStirilable•Blessings riblv:threaten., ed to be invaded by a Ei.werful and entermizin&Enemy„who,. has already overwhelmed the RightS and plundered the Pio. penises of •soirounding ludettetilent , Nations, and now pre, sumptuously -promises to reward his Invading Army with the Spoils of Britain's Metropolis.. • 11. That it is necessary and urgent for every inhabitant capable of bearing ArMs in defence of his Couhtry, to' join, • without delay, the Military Association of this Ward, form ; ing part of t fq, Battalion of "•Loyal London Volunteers," in order that the same-rnav be rendered immediately etreaive. • 111. That.Fucii of the I nhaNtants .who may be incapable, from age'Or infirmity. to'-bear A. f rlits, -do sere as extra Con. stables, with proper Staves to be provided for that purpose. • IV. T h at a Boot ne immediately open, to receive Suh. scriptions from the Inhabitants .of this Ward, 'to defray the extra Expellees of the Association. V: That it is the duty of evtry Inhabitant, without excep tion, hirnstain one or. other of the Classes already specified; and the Beadle of the IVard is hereby direaed to procure, make out; And deliver to the Ce!lnmittee. • plete Return of every Male Inhabitant ;lad Inmate, from' the sa,e'vf ni.tern to sixty, expre:;sing their. names and plaCes of residepc.e. That the Alderman, DePtit'y i and Common'COuneil of this . akith the Officers ofrthe.late Association, and-the ;fol. j ow i fi g . Gentlemen, viz. • Mr. Piestieli, Mr. Simpson, . • Mr. Brandrain, Mr. Parkinson, • Mr. : Calrncross, Mr. Pittmm, Heath,' - • Mr. Mann, t . • ••• , • Mr; Ahratinn Savene, „ M r.. Jones, be requested to act - as the Committee, for * carrying these Re solutions into,inimediate ettect. • And the Attie - I - Min having left the Chair, Resolved Unanimously, That the Thanks of this ,Meeting begiven to the Worthy'. .Alderman, for his able and patriotic Cowlu on this oeca silon.__. _ • • Rtsalveti , Unanisnoutiy, That the above Resulutiwts be signed by the Ward' Clerk, And RkthligTird iri t !Pair Morning and two Evening; Paitog, and a Copy sent to every inhabitant. ~ • . . .WM. BRENT, Ward dierk. Sr: NlARtims . 'V4sTRy Room„ • July, i 6, 1303. At .fis COMMITUE )for.:. lif;ng Regulations for a .yO. LIINTI IY CO It 1; 'Pio thltl Parisht IV It. I A.AI PTNIVI KEI Esq. In the. Chalet " TT .iiat orileted, • ChalL: a" GENERAL MEE * LING a. be conCrned, to. be held •at.this place. on .1:11ES DAY NEXT, wth hAtazpi,fit tileven o'Cleek in the Morning, very pre.eise y, as lvelf . ot the C;intletnen nil() have enrolled 'thernsellies in' the iffiest 14 4 : gssdciation, as-also .the rest•of the Inhabitants of this.Pari.,ll and . Ni.:ighlzonrhood, inViting them to eproLthetnselve . Lin roc Coop., I.4hose Services art accepted by Ifis M'alestt, and is forming elte immecti • ate Patio of His • ortl haws Hig the. :PktZ4CE of 'WA•tIiS . ,. Who ims been plpased .to•nontinate Fttcy Andrews ) , Esq.. M. P. of Cleveland kb*, in this Pitts!), to be its Command:l; And f tis 'ltiiyaf Highnesiltas Wan fut. titer Pleased to'signify his permission that the Corpsitpay be ths‘ PRINCE OF WALES's LOYAL . vo.uN- ArEERS.. . • . (Signed) WIVE; rY. , -I\II4OR . E, Chairman. I , ;tr. 4, C()R.N1111.1; artd No. 9, CHA RI NG.CROSSr, FISH respe.etfully acquaints the Pablic v tilat the IOTT E R Y Bl,Lktras recei!ed the Roy . 2l' Assent, r/!; ,- ,PCON t fi simir.nOtis to •insert in an Advertisement ,liiive.becit sold, shared, registered and paiii on doiand. All . Prize 3, Or the Lite Lottery paid in r AY, or EX_ CU N ; T.ll' (Sr Ticketsior Stares in rne.prAsent Lottery, *Nei, Etil NS DU A W I,NG sth et SF.I' T ao3 _LQTT_F_AY.• GINS DRAWING, sth SEPTEMBER, . 4803, - , • • • SCHEME. V , urplek4:ll:'. No. of Fri zes. • ri z qs,of g 30 • - . • '• r • ! 4,0 r •, t. 30 ^ AO :12C J 5.3 r), TotAl value. k 40,00 .r" • 20 .20,000 30i. ) 0 • o /2o,o)o zl6,aoc, 7.4 , TiCijet3 ' lirt-drawn Ticker Seventlillay ,C2o,ooci First-di 04 , 41 Ticks i Vast' Morning 3,000 fh'SINVe TICK AND SEIARES; • Are now selling at tive.ry . 'LICENSLI) sT4I E LOTTERY OFVICEy 'll..ker, 416 ad: I-1411, 8130 '1 Eighth, 24 o • • Quarter, 47. o!. S"iteenth. t 2 o Tickers will gridiialq rise. . . LYM MGT° tsl,. HANTS. . . • ..,, TO- DE, SOI.D.;BY AUCXION, 4 . • -_ the Angel Inn, in Lyiniiikton, in the Cciunty.of South. amptinf on Wednesday the 27thday . of July; at Twelve al( lock(unless previously disposed of by Private Contraet, of which timely oltiPe will be given), ALL t hat Capital and.Sulistattti3l-Wilt DWEL. LANG-1101.1SE, situate ill' Lyrniugton, late in . the possession ot" .11:4er Mackli‘vaill,.ClZMlSectil' The Pcenutes consist of a most, complete Dwelling-house in the best possi. 11,1 state of Repair, containing a Dining-parlour, a.oteet by '5; Breakfast-pat lonr, I S teet•bY :4,1; and Drawing-room, 4 feet by 16i tour best Itedeltambert, four Servants' Bed-- rooms, 'Pritteti , al and Servants'. Staireases, Butler's Pantry,. - :apiral Celtirs, Kitchen, Larindry, WashAtOuse, 'Daily, Jouhle Co.' ch, house, With Servants' Chamber& over; Stk. bung fur Six horses ; very large and capileious ;Stable-yard, and large Carden vial lcd entirely round, and planted with the best Fruit-trees in full perteetion. ' The !louse is neatly and completely Furnished, which May be'taken by a Purchaser af A - ppraiwnient. - . .. The Premises are Freehold, worth the parti•cular attention $ either of any Person wishing a comfortable Reiidence, or k i. Merchant, being - ter the one - , a most desirable. Residence, and I well caletil - ited - for the other,„Las a Situation for Trade of any description, where extent or Premises is requisite. .. . L _ Further particulars may be known on application to Mr. ' Richman, Stzlicitor, Lymington. • - • NoßitiS's i)kors.. • . IN efcciting • the Public Attention .to th ese V a . kale Drops, an enumeration of particular Cases would be unnects....a. ; successltil.eicperience for more than h a lf a century, havmg sittliciently established their reputation jn the cure of every spe'cie's'ot Fever, especially the Yellow . pr-, Putrid, ter which they aieeininently distinvisbcd, the Pro- Ptieter, from their inereasm.; celebrity, not only derives . the. nighesr gratification, but is enable* with confidence to re. commend a tlial of their virtues, the Asthma, inveterate CouKhs, Scurvy, all int piirities of t ha liked, Colds, Stomach. andllowci Coinpi..onts, yield to their benign, yet t werfol in fluence, anti as a salutary cordi.il in those discomforts attend. nit advaitcedlifeynithirirtan surpass their bencficialetli.z.is. l'he Faintly Bottle, 246 is only to be had at the Doctor's 410 use, Lt,weP Brool:-street, .svenor-square:, \yhere hooks t tires are deliv' , ucir Ad ail Orders for Exportation is exewited. Sui.dler Bottles ?re sold wholesale and retail by Ilessrs, feboott and Cf).;.inct,rvoi I by all VenderS of Medi. a . iso Dr. 1911, .celebrated as a 'ie and allerient, at.ry be had at all the above i4boNt. , 6 ,a - 4%0. . • .'• . . Millr ." '1 ri t!,...; ...:;, ~ %int! ... .. un i;C- r , ----.• . ... NJle. I erve. in - • 41, 1 . - Ith, or ; ' rie re- A MinLs, to • -,. r 1N- • 0' )1 , 4 0 tt, ; P, Is Re- E Cl it= a id :1 It "fil. 1 , p ; *I ivelf • . tl very c, - [;<!s t elt: , ess O f } 1 0 1 utup- . te re- ,' ft ,wing s , with , t 3:31; , $ Gillet' '• - e tir- ~.. , , 11 mins , , 1, ..bte, ' s pck; ' s d of , P Twice . ' Ini,d. -,. • r with . 'dolt- -, • -.A e is s : ,tdiAl a 5 . .12 . 4 .- iplzli •.' ~,,,,, .:.... rule ;,.• ::..:,..:.. ~. lc est ' • t itesa . • ~ da. .* ^ • ''' bit kl s iS -.) . .. Si Ea. 1 ' 1 .:1 - A.:- ''-' - • tiont .-. 21 WarS liict. , :1. , , .. 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At a WA RDNIOTE Igeld 14.rhe WARD' of BILLINGS- - • GATE, London, at ranchers' Hall, on Friday the -istri • -day of July, iSO3, 'Agreeably to the.ltesolution.; of the Es- , pecial Court of Lord Mayor And Alderman; of the t TO day - • .• of July instant ; • • 'Sir WILLIAM LEICIITON;• Knight 4nd Alderman, in the Chair.; - • . • • rr-HE Resolutions of .the .Especial Court of Ltird 1.....A1ay0r and Aids:mum. of 0 - e lull-dam of July instant, for - forth the: I nhabivat;i - *tif to assn iate thetnsolves, in . their diMrent Wards, to pre , ,avc 'the Pea ze and Trail(' u his'City and tibertics, haVing been read and taken into consideratiun,.. • • Unanimously,. • ••••• T.ltat Courf•approves of, and heartily unites in, the Patriotic Zeal and A tredion expressed in the said Kesoliirions. That this Court. taking :into their serious - consideration the . public:• situation of the 'Country, at tiro Momentous crisis, andheing animated , by a firm attachment to its inva-, luable Constitution; •and feeling that it is the duty pf every Mart in•this United Kingdom to exert himself to the utmost of his paver to repel the haughty anti ambitious Foe, that threatens us not only- with Invasion; but the overthrow of ()OWN' Constitution, and privation of our envied Liberties, do.cleelatr., That it is necessary to inefease the Military Association of this Ward with all speed, anti that the same should be fen. • • Vered immediately elfeaive. That it.berticommendeitto all the-Householders, I inn nes and others,_ residing within this Ward, vtlhoi'ire IktWeeiit the ages of eighteen and forty-tive, to associate together, and .that they be regularly trained and disciplined, in order. to preserve., the Peace arid Tranquillity of the City; and Liberties thereof; •:and that all l-lousehqlders and Inhabitants within - this Ward, above the ace of forty-five, do enrol ,tbemseives, in a Corr, to serve-as. Constableapto co-operate .waii the Armed Corp'.4 r „,, the. Deputy and -Common Council-of this Ward he -! req - uested to wait on the Inhabitants thereof, to ascertain the iiihnber, Willing to associate thernSelvei for the above our.' l • poses.... That such Inmates, Lodgers and otheri, within the Ward, as may-be recommended to, and apprtived of - by, tae (.7am. mittee uf the Military Atsgciation,' fat the diseretietrot .suclt •Committee) be Yurittshria with Arms, ,Arcouttement4 , and . Ctothing, at the eitpence ofthe•G•ocrill Fund.. . ' That the Comatittet of the • MAitary- Association be re.: . . . • quested to carry-these Resolutions foto • That Books be tennedtately,opened, and the said.Commit ' tee, requested.tii.go round the Ward to re..eive the Subscrio thins or the •lnhabitahrs and others, towards defraying the tiedeasaryExitences of carrying the above Plan into effect. • That the"' hanks of this I‘:.4'ettri4_ be .given to Sir William Leighton, Kitt: -A iderintli or tina•Ward, fctr hit• promptitude • lit aonVem ng tius ; itiFceting, and for - 14 4 :t itle and juilicioita duct in the hair. • . Thattlaese Resclo tious be signal by.the Ward - . Clerk. anti.,, Inserted'ili'several lla,ly Papers-. , • . • • pie -IN SPDLOW, Ward CRIPPLEGA.TE WARt) WITHIN, I.ONDitts,. 1 . At a MEETING of the 1 NI{ABITANTS of this WARD, 1 , held at St AI ban!s . Church, Woud-stri-et, on Friday the . , ~ , „ ,:.• rot 01 iiiy, ,003, Sir WIL LIAM. STAINES, Knight and Alderman, in the Chair • • I 4 MHE Resolutions •of the Court of Attiertocn of, it. t6 - fx tit fitly, 03,3, were read, and the following,Re. solutions were unattimously agreed to t• ' 1.;, i'L:-. ei , this important' Crisis, , when the. Country is in,:ii..c...; v. ;t - m I liya3ion by a haughty and implaCable t'oe, whose proteist, •)nje& is the total overthrow of its Prosperity and Indepensience, the Inhabitants of this Wird feel it a ditty; they owe to thernsel ves and their Count ry i to unite with ardour.' in the protedion.of all that is dear to them as Men and as Ilri tolls; from the ravages of an ambitious and overbearing F.nemy, who hai,the presumption to hold our to his deluded Fol lowers the plunder ot this Country, as an incitement to them ~ t'oertgage in his desperate.Enterprizes. 3d, That it is the opinion of t ins Meeting, that the Military s,c ,)fries, or tors - warn siwititt , bo increased, and rend: . -.... ~,; „, .i..itc:y a s cif-zilve as 1/I?Slii'ible, as part ot the _Hat tati‘m . . ot t ho Royal Exchange Division of Loyal LontlOn Volun teens. • . - ' 3 d, That the Deputy, Cpinmon Council, and the rest of • ,the Military - Committee,. be requested to go r. and the Ward to all the Inhabitants, as well Housekeepers as Inmates: re_ - , t iding or haviug business In , this Ward, to promiite this end, and that one of the Officers of the Corps should attend them, to take the names of such Persons, In order to their being bnOttell for. . ... . *it, rag a Subscription be immedi a t e ly opened for'. the purpose or paying the Ueneral F.ipences attettiihig - the.Curps, and that the cprumiftee, at thq tnne they wait npon the In -t-rabitatits, as well Housekeepers as Inmates and 'Lodgers, to request the elanknefit or their whites in the Corps, do solicit t i wir suh , criptions for the above purpose. . st n, Thar suct4 Inmates, Lodgers, and other Inhabitants, or others having business or. connexions in this Wird, as may be recommended and app rove d by . t he Conunittee, ,shod!.,, rt e i tl l 3: ::quireil, at the discretion of the Committee, atter being cnrollcd, bc.furniThed with Arms, Accoutrements, and Clothing, at the expence of the General F mid.. ' (an that the Alderman, Com mon C ounc il , an d such other)Gentleineirof the Comniiitee formerly appointed, be continued, and that the following Gentlemen be added to such Coitunittee, .vii. Mr. CoN, Mr: Holt, Mr. !ewers, ..Mr, 130nd,• and• Mr.. Harding • and that any live of such Commit tee be a Quorum tbr the dispatch of Business. 7th; That the Thanks of this Meeting be given to Sir Wil kart Staines, X.night , and Alder Man, for his prompt, able, and judicious cons ua in the Chair.* . 3th, That the above ResAutions t signed by, the . cerer,ay be publisded once in tour of the Morning find rwo the o C fth i) e rlis E‘ ' Evening' Papers; arid that printed Copies toereof be left at every house within. tins Ward. Signed by Order, . -.. . . - i 0 it N - A I.F.X.•AMICI, Sec. NORTH RIDitIC OF YORKSHIRE. • A T a GENI - ..AM, • MEETING of LIEU , 1 TENANTCY and MAGISTRACY of the said Rid ing, held at Northailertow on Wednesday the 13th day of !lily, iu the.yoar of our Lord iSol, for the purpose of carry. ing into'execntion an Ar,t passed in the present Session of Parliament, nititided " An Aa to enable His Majesty snore LfEedrially provide ibr the Defence and , Security of the Realm durinA the pr:!.sent ‘Var, and for indcathifying Per sons who may sutra in their Property, for such measures as May he necessary . :yr that purpose;,,,' Present: Ills Crace the DUKE of L F. 1Z DS . , His Majesty's Lieutenant aid. os the said. Riding, hi the Chair, The Rt. -ITon. Lord I)undas, He„trry Gale, Esq: Sir Rob. D'Arcy Hildyard,ht. Edvirant rPOyly, Esq. Sir Thos. Fraiiklanil, Batt. Cornelius Cayley, Esq. William Chaytor, Esq, Thoinas Coore, Esq. Turner Straiihrmee, Esq. Henry Percy Prilltine, Efq. Hut Bell, Esq. W:n. R. L. Serjeantson,i , :sq. Klkithew flutterwick ? Esq.. Edward C.irter, Esq. William Marwood, Esq. Tie Rev. , Gorge Markt:am, Wm. Rinclielor ilaylov,. Esq. D. D. Dean of York; lames Piggot Ince. Esq; The Hon aod Rev. Thomas Iclrrholornew Rudd, jun. Esq. Diti.das, Leonard Wm. E-sq. The Rev. John Ellis, . Goorge DawSon,.jun. Esq. The Rey. Christ, Wyvill, Tar Hob. Lawreiu.e Dim. The Rea'. Willic,ro Cast, • dai, Esq. The Rev'. Benjamin Walker, Several Papers having been produced and read, par!icti.'. larly His Majesty's Warrant to the Lordlicutenanr. this Meeting, a Letter from Lori Hob in to the I.c. , rf! Lieute.. rant inc losing tlic,saine; also a Plan for establishosi sys,terii of Commtirmation thinrighout the Riding; . Proposals for renti,rilig , the body of rile People instrumental to tilt general ih:CeJICC In case of Invasion ; and the several Schedules re. ''!erreri to such rUpaSitiS; • Ned, - That for the purpose of Communication, tht. •said Riding be divided foorteeq Divisions, as the same ls,and has been anciently cad, Divisiyn to bte under - the Chyge of the Deputy Li,; :giants and Magistrates acting tNe same. • • . That the Nomination of InSpeaors of tiondre4„ and:Su.. peritimalants of Parishe or. Town Ships; znentionedin tho Plan of Communication. be lett to such l)eptity lieufenants and ".14-istrates in 'their s,:veral SubdiviSions, and that, they. are requested to ctinsul.:r, at their Subdivision Meetings, of tit and proper Persons for those Appointments, and to return •their Nantes and Places of Abode to the next Genera), Meet.. inA, • - • . . That necessary steps he it taken for proc'uring the several Kermit* required by this. Act ; and that 'Subdivi sion Meetings toft:,•:eiv mg such . Rs:tin:is,. 4.11?•I for Itlrtherex caning; the sal tor Parliament, be holden in .each Divi sion pt me sairP, - dug, on or, belore the 31 i.)ay of 4, gustr riext ; and that 1 ..i1e Clerk of this Meeting do, ac ,irly as pos sible,' turniilt-ti:e several Subdiv i sion Ch•rics A 'ail the Pui coedings of tilii ;I:etingi Aid the Papers tic.‘-essary for Ole , further execivion yr the said Act. 1-1,:e: the chiits or the several Subdivision Meetings are deliced - to for& .rd to Mr. H. Hirst, nf Northallerton, the, elqk of thix Meeting,,the several Schedules and lteturns_re. gutted hy the said ACt, on or before the 7tll Day of Augu'st also next. . - • That the Deputy Lieutenants. and Magistrates. aaing in suctilDivisio4,o as adjoin upon the. Coast, are regtiested-P chnununlcee with the Naval ()dicers - stationed thereon, re.- s_peOing ti e Erection of Signals in tile int et i o r-p art o f t h e said Riding. Thal the. Thanks of this i 47 .:tin;; ar,:i given to the Lent Lieutenant for Calling the sani4, and fur his great Attention tally Doti at his Swim. That these Resolutions he signed by the .Lord Lieutenant, „anti inserted in THE SU N, Star, Times, and Morning. l'ost, and the York Papers. (Signed). LEERS, Lieutenant. BRADFORD. T a very Numerous and lteipeetable MEET -ING of the INHABITANTS of the TOWN and NEIGHBOURHOOD of BRADFORD, in the West. Riding of the County of 'York, I,idd in the Piece-Halls for the Firrpose of taking' into COnsiti4r.ktion the propriety of ad. dressing the. King upon the res, nt Situation of the Country, VEILD, Esq. in the Chair; Resat veil, . _ That this Meeting, anlious that thesllenee of the People of England should not be tyllscoostrtted by the Enemy into xn inditntence to the Interests and Security of their Country, do approve of the following Address to His I%lajes • TO TILE KING's MOST EXCELLENT MAJESTY. The . Loyal Address of the • Inhabitants of the fown and Neighbourhood of 'Bradtiard, in Yorkshire, Itnt•rea.Aciou3 SOVIRtIGN, We, your Majesty's most loyal and dutiful Subjee-ls, feel , convinced that every of to preserve to us the Biesiings pt Peace, has been reiidered abortive by the frantic• Ambition of the intatuated - kuler of. France, With indignation we have witnesSed the shameless Caitlin, flies' daily heaped by our inveteKite Enem, on your Majesty, your. y Government and People; and his, haughty Menacm hula and DestruCtion , to our Commerce and our Country. Let the Voice of the Pedpte assure, him, that the Subjugation of Britain can never be eifeeted but by the EXterinination of 'Britons. , We cannot better' express.our sense of the Prosperity and Happiness we have ever enjoyed under your Majesty's pater nal Government, than by our deterinin.aion to support with ; our Persons and our - Property, every Measure which the wis doin of your Majesty's Cotutils may adopt, to uphold the Dignity of your Crown, the Honour anti Independence of our Country, and the preservation of all that is dearest to a Na- .tion of Free Men. May . Gcxl, who direits the Destinies of Empires, continue to be your Majesty's Guide and Protector. Resolved ? That the Chairman be requested to sign this Address, and transmit the same to the Members of this County, to be by them presented to the King. Resolved, That these Resolutions, along with the Address, be published in the Leeds and Halifax Papers, the York Litt raid, Tits SUN, the Courier, anti the Stir. Resolved, That toe Thanks of this Meeting be given to the Chairmau. .Bpicitord, I uly, tBo3. J. A,: I.I6SFEILD. COUNTY, OF 11R.EC0!..1,. - J uly +303, 2 tjti"ral MEETING or . the DEPUTY LiEtr:IFNANTS andIUSTICES of the PEACE acting•for the Itaut CO UNVii, held at the Town 1-1411 in the 'rown of lire, nn, for the :)tirpose of putting into Execu-. lion "Alt etublill,4 His Majesty more (IFL:dually for providing tor the iierence and • Sceurityof the R‘..‘alrn chir " ing the. present War, and for indemnifying Pemoni wllO 4 . may sutler in their Property by such measures ai in type 1, 6 bacess.ify for that purpose;'' ' ' The Letters 91 the 'Lord Lieutenant, and of the Gen .2r.,1 o f t he ty t Arid,-txr4etlier with the Plan soil Schedules, coiling to the above Ad, having been read; EDWA RI) KEN DA L E., Esq. !Ugh. Sheriff' in - the Chair ; The . ibllowing Resolutions were put and'carrieci unani.. mously. Resooved, That the County he formed into seven Divisions, and. NI a the following Gentlemen be propo4cd Lieutenants of Div : Division of Devynnock, Penry Willi:ons, of Peupont, Esq. •,, Deputy'tientenant. • - " .• . ;Division of Build), Thomas Price, Of Builth, Esq. Deputy Lieutenant. Div.ision of Merthyr, Hugh Bold, jun. Esq. Deputy Lieu . . tenant'. • - ' - • • Bototigit of Brecon. Edward Morgan, Esq. Deputy Lieu. tenant. . . Division of Taigarth, Hcnry Allen, Esq. Deputy Lieu tenant, ..; ..' • . Division of Penkelly,'Phymc i !owe Cwynnc, Esq. Deputy Lieutenant. Di vi,iori of Crickhowell, the Rev. Richard Davies, Deputy Lieutenant. „ ~ Resolved, That the following Ivragistrates be appointed Li iispectors of I lunareds : ' ' Inspeaor of the Hundred of Devynnock, Richard Gough Awbrey, Esq. I lispetior of the Hundred of Builth. Edward‘Thomas, F.sq. . Inspector of the Hundred of Merthyr, the Rev. „Robert ‘Vynter. Inspedor of the Bprottgh of Brecon, the Rev. Richard D.avies, inn. Inspector of the Hundred of Talgarth, Walter Wilkins,. tun. Esq. • • Inspector of the Hundred of Penkellv, John Lloyd r Esq. Inspector of the Hundred of Crickl;owell, thelt.ev Henry ''l balms Payne. That the Superintendants of Parishes in each Division be appointed by the' Lieutenants of - Division, the Inspedors of the HundreAs, anti tie.. I.),:puty Lieutenants and Justices of the Peace, ultually actin in in each Hundred, and that the ap ponitment of Agents be forthwith made. Resolved, That the Deputy Lieutenants hold their respec tive . Subdivisions. without delay. That, a Return of all Waggons' Carts. Horses, and Boats, be procured by -the • Deputy lieutenants and Magistrates of the respective gubdi, • visions, and reported to the next Geheral Meeting. That Returns, agreeable to the Schedules No 1,4, $, 6 z .z, 8, and 9. be -also forthwitn procured in the saute manner, and - brought In to the next General fvleetihg. That Copies of these Resolutions be transniitted to the Lord Lieutenant and ;he General of the Distriel, .nand that the same be inserted 'in Tws Sos, Glocester, and Hereford Papers. • That the Thanks of' tine Meeting{ be given to the Sheriff; for, is attendance and 16r his coricitid in the Chair, and that he be requested to sign ,these Resolutioes• . - . • EDW ARP, KEN DAL 1., Chairman. . TO BE SOLD wv AucTiom, T - 0.1T10110,W the 19th, 2btli, and list Italy hist. at the Guild tOrd Arms, in Waldi.:ishare, in the County of Kent, A Large Quantity of Capital OAK TIMBER, tit for Ship-Building, and Crooks lit for Boat. Build. ing ; also a considerable number of AS I ELM, BEE'C' ti, and CHESNUT TREES. The whule will form upwards of t7o Lots in diarent Quantities, and may be' vit.:wed ten day} before the Sale, Printed_ Particulars may be had of W. and j . Plat*, Mid dle l'empte, London ; Mr. WalfOrd, Waltierliare; hi r. Potts, San.iwlch • anti Mr. Lamb, I)dver. • The. Sale woil begitL wiclt day ,at Eleven o'Clock its the Morning. - Wzdttershare is .sioate. within four Miles of Do ven t five front 1.)e.a1, and *L3, trout Sandwich.. "ir rPRICE SlXitttiLth LOYAL ASs9crAl'.llON. Crown and A mhor, urthe July, :3 At a MEETING of the commlT ELE of I'lll4 • 10IIN - REEVES, Esq. in _the (21.ir.; • THE CONPvIITTEE to mina, Association• was formed for I.l.iintaiiiing, our g7.1 , •'.;,it Laws and Goiernment, at a tune wiled the rrene.htLitri7. , :ri ,first threatened, to propagate by . Artns their revol.attiii.oy notions of Republicanistwanil Levelling, for,',.that put.» pose, held out promises of assistance to i ui at! Countries, NvtiO would rise itpa4ainst t;.,. !r u I and observing that' the itiYasion now prep Kingdont is accontpaniel with pithtic ing that the. People t tills Country" Ii ive an iaterest and distinct 'from th of tiwir C;overimint, and that may accordingly be seduced from siipdorting tr . t <i: v., r toe eKciting distrdst amosig•st ourselves, and raisiiig holies in the rapacious followers of this sanguinary Ex ► tion-It appears ito them, that it\ s'tdt a erisit4, :„. 4 wit:ked Polley, 'meditated from tht.... i..•g:itining,„is 11,0 A, to carried into immediate•elfea Arms can etita it), the at.' !-Otioti ut taut, ans all other Loyal Assoelacions thrudglio.; r • 41.4.:tontr'slinu id he recalled 'od diree,t&l •to,the Jant_ehjed. for - ‘vhicit . they as..iociatzA. • The ob the •'sate, and the danger is swat grezact. - Religion, our Luei s, anil oat: Liberties, are atII i Nttrlte.We Italie, indeed, arid tr..it, th:a the illusion, .1 / Principles, tbr misled. scum: t): Jountrrmer . i; h as ' uhw I )St its infinimee, anil that as we c.in , •itorvalftlistmßttislthittween real.Li;:c ?Ty, thas w the preteiieo and show of it, 53 are in on- h.!.itt to presei'ye it. This is the result of refies+on itpUn `linnest 11!nd3, assisted the evidence of qur P ros.. perity 'and PriVare happiness, which we have eiojoye.t s , uninterrunpltedly, durieg thelate . .stinggle, of Europe,' viqtri have nit opposed theinseli , es, in the lase minter, to the Alps and Seductions of France, I.ve, lost .both, anti sunk. into the; most debasing slavery, 3S Mitions, and as individ ua l : . Il i a; if suc h ruftgisideif . persolls' have laid aside, their prejudices and designs, and - Britons :tr:!, ai! • arid every Where, true to tthernsel yes, yet; ma the other there are now . external aange.rs Lhat greatly exceed :thy . : before apprehended from ‘itthin, and "there seem to be re quired at the present, as mach as at any . period of the ige • tarn s, the . Unie ztal, the same spirit, the silent tIC i Pity;the • same fortitude, the.sarne'perseveranee in every person, win) hata.io):l Meti irt defence of -cur Ikeli g i on andi.e. a, for 114 support of the King and his Government,' dull for the presera Vatio'n ut Librty ati&ProPitrtYattinngst his Subjeas. There cati be nOdifilonity in finding int ploYtneut !sir` ;I1 t , esiebergiei of disposed minds, at a moment when our • malignant titiemv is approaching, and When ,t.l)e King, vvitil the advice ofhis - rarituitent: ant his Ministers, measures of defence throughout tile itui4d Kingdom ; Loyal Subject sees . 'his duty, in sueli a - time bf preliaration, and a Loyal Associatorcan easily distinguish what is I,k; tor it is. only to, be the foiethost, and toontiloids to exeell others in all points of service'Which the Lure may. requite, and in at I v(duntary.endeavours rr, protti , te the Commoil , Canse, Alo:,•ai .I.ssoeiator will avail himself of all circumstances, ,as they arise . , to ful fi l the duty ivhielt.liehaa -imposed -on hi m self,' by h is special engagement to defend his King and coontry , agiinst rkrench Principles and AM: 9 - • exerting hintself, and . animating Others to a display ;wit and unanimity, that nay Possibly mike the Enemy desp,tit of.his,atrociotts enterpri?.e. The Committee'worint fail to .0 ,their part; with tic spirit and firtnness•lhat haVe . hithitto direitiedttleir proCeed. Jugs: They began their .Meetings at a time c: public anxiety, when it was thought that such vOitli!:%t , co, oitcra. tion of individuals inight•alrotti 1,, :lie Kir!'s Goy vernment the•apprnhation and sitecess attend: it tint eabrt, appear -sufficient encouragement to : in doing thts,• they will beprlanared. ter erg late. as th4 . ocuitr, and will endeaVour taintprove them to the end r , n . w11i:11< this Associatioo was instituted, • • Resolved, T _hat the ahoy? Considerations, sOmitred to all the t nylt Astonr...rftioir. -!-.„ rri e tt , l :n thE c p l c liL p t ,,,, 5. , N. 11. I r is ile. , ;:ed that all Communicati o n s t o thi s r ent ., mittee, b .uldres).2d to the C2 - iairman at this pl 4( t.: 4t a MEETINC; of ttie INI-I,IIiTTANTS-Ge the t-1 , ,, 4 41.,) of RI SHOPSGA betd in the of -Sr, 13otolith, the k;1; 13rit. 18,3, to rake into collSiLiCf.itii)O tiltl racolll:llAniciation ot CCA,Irt Or ALta. Melt, in tltuir Itc.inkationi on Ntin.t.ty, t:).: t itn inst. CAlttt GLY , Dart. AlstOrtnan, in t4e Chair D ESOLVE!) Unattinsoublv, Th 4 , this :14 , •eling, .1.‘.. aniolated by the. kave of British I.7ilierty, ati:t anxiohf to use every 411,.. , .ii1, in their power to pre.,frvo iti c iar 4 1 11 .,1 ) 1 3 ConStitution 0111....rvir1ii..11 this Counto kias SO kik liourish ede, feel it their clittv to colictir witlt the mattly and pat ti , ,tic Resolutions adtipted by tia.: Court of 'ilidertliett, tditt will by every exertion endeavour to 4.: aii* V 11),:111 into full , e11::(.t,, and . to provt- by their ti.e.tiotss.ri); c0 1 4 1 . 1, M,C they feel in the :;11.4.- gene •ellorts of Ontierßritozis. . ' - That, anxious to transmit to our Children thoic blessltils and that security eitr ancestors purchased by theit blood, un dismayed 1), , y the revived . thrtats of inliasiou, and zealous to. repel, tho, orating invader, We"resolve and agree to e nro l our selves ;Mil to 'learn the use o f arms for the defence of this ..City and its Liberties, hi order thereby wettable Coveratimii to make use of all the disposable force, and to preicalt a rain- • varttif ircin to the menaced tittackis of an invetertye Foe. That those Inhabitants who from age are precludat the honour of participating in tbe Corps 11)w aoout to•hr esta blished, agree to emol themselves as c...'ii,stables, ready i.to If OeCaSiODS to, attend the call of the Al.tAtairaic ; and t. , rcii..,er every as4iatittice in their power to the Mditary, That a Committee he appointed to consitior . r.if. the Inst . means ot carrying into e ff ect I hetoregunig Reaolutions--Tha; the s'aid:Conliniktce consist of the followinr, iietltielilell Via 1 . Sir Richard Carr Glyn, Bart. Aiderrnan ) , • . . • 'Mr. Thomas GrenswaY) ' D • Sir W il liam Rawl e ins; , eputies. 12, Wigrarn, Esq. Al, P,' Mc.- W: rricker ' ' ' Sir.W. lthcard Mr. 1, Goiigh J. MIN, Esq.; ?el r. 'r. VIC/der T.' hichta r, 1. q. , Mr. A. Ross, ..., V,' kaiices, jou. Esq. Alr, IC KitiOt . M. Raikes, EN. ' Mr. 'l' 1 .t,..uuri. i lt : l: c tc k k s : r n i. /...i E c i . s :: : :q . Air,lvll.. A. ‘Crianrkluel Illaclaturn fia t'. M. P. V. Mellish,- Esq. M. P. Mr. G 1 , :ales Al, - . I. Doetiel E. Sitneon, ESq. Air. S. Nash :1-1.. bannister, 'Esq. Ale, IY. da Silva , R. Buller, Esq, Air. S, King fohii Greaside, Esq.. Mhl r. W. tirirtitie 11. Wood;E.t.q. Mr. loon driven ..14:,.. wNeigra aVe;nl:..lun. Esti, : q. Mr. Al. Branden . Air. John Fluvatt D. Long, Esq. . .Air. li. *.• Good A. Schick. ' • Esq. - Mr-. N. -Down e r I M, xViss, Esq. - . Mr. B. Yates. Mr W. Gould • ''' :4( '. With authority to add . to their number as they shall kilo, ptoper ; that rive he a SUOttiln, hod that they .make a report ts. , ,atiotluaGerieral Meettng of the I nhtiltitapts of the,.Ward, asl - soun 4i they stilil.be duly prepared on the subject: ' That all the records, books, and papers, belonging to the late Military Association be delivered to the; CotturtitNe now conned. That books far the enrollment of inhabitants lay at Mr. Deputy Greenaway's, No. 3s, Bishopsgate.Within, awl at the I.,lndito ‘Vor!.hous.re,. (tin Lier the care of Sir. Wi11,,,m, R 4 tV iill4 giSilOpNpite.Wiolollt. • • s ReiOh i tAl I) Il.lllllllOtslY I . l ' hat the Tliaoks of this Meeting; be given. to Sir Richard ..carr t..:1). (I. 13 art. tlitte:intia, 01' this. • Ward, for his greo ;mention at all trines to the i.npattaitt interest of tn.: Cut) ut I.ondon told thr, ' , VOA to partLular, anti for ,:.ttlitt,..; the M,..etitn tins day to (.oinaitinicate the Re. soh:toils ~,t the Cour( ot A id:tilleis. 1Le401 . V'..,1 Un:ihithoh:sly, That the foregoing Resolution.' be' pithittbed in heir Mottling and fklur liv,-.,hig P.itiers, sAna ed by tire: kV aul Clerk and.. etspy sent to e, ere' I..lia.ntant. Ai:Jour:it:4 to t riday next,- 42 o'clock pteci4ely. . , ' ' 1 ANIES . BUICII,,W a i Ward Clink., „-......... , -...- • t ......1 , ...., , • ...- .. 7i , ' 4 ..'• .., Itt '• 4 %, c ' '”. I ' ' ' ~. i. ,: P'.. • ''''' ',or . • .. ' • - , Ai ..(41Z , ',..= t'' ''. . - - r ...--'.'; • - , - 7, ;,` "• ' • i't. • • . ' ''''.. .*, 11 -'4, ,-,* - ~• 'l. 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