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1,07 ; r NUMLER :3378.] • A NEW GRAND SPECTACLE. - •• • ROYAL CfRCUS. 'THIS PRESENT EVENING, July 16, be presented a grand Display of • HORSEMANSHIP. After which will be performed, tot the fifth time, with new Music, Scenery, Dresses, and DeCorations, a Grand Naval and Military Spa - lade, called - • • THE -CORSICAN PIRATE ; - Or, GRAVD MASTER OF MALTA. • In the course or the Evening, a Song, called '• Tarry a while," by Miss HOWELLS, train the Thcatre Royal, Covent garden, For. the twentieth-time, with an entire new Overture by Mr. Sanderson, in which several Airs will be introduced can the Oboe and Northnotherland Pipes, by Mr. Smith, front •the Theatre Royal, Bath, a new Grand, Local, Tempo.; nary Divertisernetit (tile Poetry by Mt. Cress, the Dances under the clirettion of Mr. Montgomery), cal led • . OUR NATIVE LAND AND GALLANT . PRO - rEc TORS. Consistingof several New Scenes, Songs, Dances, de c. Sze. And, for the 43d time, will be perfornied an - care. new Grind, Vo al and Pantotnimical Talc 'or Enchantment, with new aivaic, Saestery, .Maciti”ery, , Dresses; and curations v called NUMBER NIP; • • Or, The ELFIN KING of the GIANT MOUNTAINS. Doors to be opernid at Half-past Five, %o Iregiti at Half past Six o'Clock. Box 4s. Pit as. Gallery is.—Second Price, at Halt past Night. rk The Public are respeaftilly informed, that the above Grand Naval. : and Military Sped:l:l4 called 'Elie Corsican Pirate, having been received with the, most. unbounded. ap. platte, will be repeated every Evening till finther /.t Esoccial GENERAL 1111- . .F.TING ,of the !NU TANIS o:' the w,Aiti) of FA IMINGDON W11•H -CUT, at Saint Sepulchre's Church, on f;iday the 15th clay of jtay. r:O3, The Right lion. tlye LORD MAYOR in the 'Chair ; kr i ll - II?, INHABITANTS leelitto - that unticr J. Divine Inflnence AncrProtealOn,. this happy . r ay be the initrinnent, not only to overthrow the ch sell- cal schemes, but so chastise therinsnienee.6l kid uprincipled man that It is the present. cent foul over the. toverdnient of frAnce, are determiiza to ,ael •it this awful erisis,; with that-energy, prorripti . t.,:de and spirit,"which best' evince the 11,1tishq.'haracier. They do therefore enter into the li:dlowing, IteXolutions; '• Ist, Th if it' ht:cont'..'s tint patriotism of every S•il,e,c.l of the Wilted KioAdows, of whittevf.',r ran i to titr. n, a t this I,m;Ancut, all piivitte,gratjfications ,and t.trnsids , ever, in oriel - that.he ;lily he vilablol.to the, general power'ot•Co'cr iinzot in the d:strJelioi. of any yorce tat to iylattemptthe Invasion of this. lanai, • ad,' h-tz heartily, and sincerely subscrining to tine semi meat; of the Court of A Itlcrinen, the Inhabitants of this W4r4 L onsi.ter the reconintiqidations of that Court to hoI4 Out the most meastires to be adopted arthis jontlittre, its in. tier opinionthey cannot tail, to stimul.tte, itl triers in So,:iet v. to s.otne forWarti and aisist in dekatingthe hostile vr e p. i r o ti'fliii of act Inc. 2 ,1; That,t he 1 aitit . 11Int5 nt this Ward:from the. age of tightren. to Flirty- tiye, will, as speedily as possible, form . iliems,:leilati * Atich Associations, thit th ) way .be regu- Jtarly‘rOitierr 4113;ciplinett, - In order to join the Volunteer (;chess coablisited in the. year 1798, wiles required.' •• 4th, That the Ilmisehulders anti I nhith,i..nts above the• lige of Forty-live,: and flee front intkinit), st ill enr, I them; klvds to serve as Constables, orally sintil.ir situation, iii drder to co-oper tte with the Volunteer Ceps • ith, . That sensible, of the great benefit .diriVol to this Weird in ,i):trtittilari and the Gnintry in general, by the' tna,tly exertions orall the late Volunteer Corps, z;ie,ll:ltabi.: Tants. embrace this ,?pport unit of 'making tied ac— IcnoWleclgemciits to the Gei;il::inen that compo4c . ‘l the, late. West London Isdyal Volunteer Corps of cans Ward;' and te.• quest they would av,airt forn4 thernseLves.upon thosame prin_ tipf , s, and, after assisting, then select and admit, as that; lie fnunil capable, the Inhabitanti . none . t6 be enrolled agreeably to the thirdlt.: solution. • •. • Resolved U11311 . 11110t164', That . the Thanks of this Wet ing he given to the itii its flotiourable the . l.otd Mayor, and inan-of this tiV rd , stir his %cry able and in:ntly conduct up , it . the present hnitortant ; • fob his promptittide and zeal . in f o rwarding 111,:. AtsoLi .tion of the Inliahitauts . of the City,. and Qi . thi.4 Ward in ceiiiieuLtr, ihe Oelence of the King dom ;• . for Isis upright conduct in the Chair, - and his polite attention to the Inhabitants present at this Meeting. • liesoltired, That these Resolutions be advettised in six Morning and tw. girenitt6 Papers, austsigned by the Wind Clerk. • ' A. •BR ADLEY, Ward Clerk.. LONDON ANNUITY-PFFICE, fcr the - BENEFIT'of W DOWS,. Ohl Fish-street, Jul) 003. MENIELRS chic SOCIE I y hereby re. vested to attend the Gener.:l year iy m eet i ng o f the's;i4l which will 13 SsLiety's House, in Oid Pigh-litreer, on Weanc . silay in . 2.oin Day of July, 1203, at Five o'CIo4l in the Akernoon inecisely. JOIIN DALTON, se‘reury, ANNUITY. XIANTtp to' Ptitelohe, for the Life of a Lily V V aged about 36, a well-seCurett Anrolity. of nor less thin 6:31, *nor more :Inn tool. per Annum. An Annuity during ti.e.Life of thc t;iaot9r, might possii.ily suit the Ad, vertiser's purpose, p"ov: , lcd such Life wer.! nlsimtlle in any ofthe Public Offices but .1i ,:itherc.rse, the Sccitrityk must be undeniable. Addt'e ; s Letters (post-pail) with Terms and Particulars,to S. B. 'R, Cee:ii.street Cnife . e-hous, Strand. THE PARENTS find GUARITI ANS ' , of the young 'Gentlemen hoarded - an instru . e . .led at the DEr TFO ft 13 ACADEMY', are re , peiifully informed that St recommeneeS on 111o.:iI4, A liguA tie first, lt may be necesii4y to observe,' thlt Upon account of the m War, the Gentleen Cadet s have not any Holt:l4l.s ; and , the Academy continues opcn to receive Pupils -designed for the Navy, Army, nr East India Service, under. the In.trudion of Masters approved by the Royal Military Acatienty 'at WoOl\vich, by which the Depttard Academy bat:been many Years patronized. 'Gentlemen are ;tiso instrueted in the Ancient and Modem Languages, the principles of Compositi6n, and the Elements of. the Sciences, in order to qualify them for the and the higher. Departments of Civil or Commercial Lite. Further Particulars may be known, on application to the Academy, Deptford, Kent. TO 131.: St)1,1) BY PRtvA•ri CONTRACT, Fi"' , .,01.1)- VILLA, in a Fine Sporting Country, about twOve Miles fro v it London; and.about twenty Acres of Rich Arabic arid Pasture Laiki; ForParricaiars, etiquiro of Alzssts. Gregg and Co l lieid; Solicitors, Skimer's Flull , powpcg-hill, Lorick TO RE PEREMPTORILY SOLD, Pursuant to an Order of the High Court of Chancery, before j4lin Wilmot, Esti: one or i\Jasters Of the said Court, in the Sale-rooth of the Court, in -Souttronrton.biiild huo, London, in several clistitttl Lots, on Wednesday the 30 1)4 Auzust next, between the Hours of Five and Six in th e Afternoon, ab , iut FORTY' StlA RES (mostly of toot. each) in the LANCASTER, ROCHDALE, WORCES. '1 h N1:1N-CHLSTER, FokEsT,• and NOT. ' l 'l/IGH:kit! CAN,‘LS. r, 1 - ,' , artii.ulari may be is I flratis) at the said Master's Chain. bits, in Southampton. lyntilingi Atotes!iirt ; of Messrs. Scolt ali(l Howard, Sul icetors i , 24 , ). 33, U rear R '3:so-street, B bury ; of Ariloldoit:diord.r4.).w ; And - 441 ' 4 " r- Brili,e 7 street, .IsLidariart. iwy 14, itios. • i " 4 4 SUN. . ._ SA TUR DA JULY 16, 003. BEDFORDSHIRE. - - f \ L T a GENERAL MEETING of the LORD. LIEUTENANT, DEPUTY LIEUTENANTS, and MAGISTRATES of the COUNTY of BEDFORD, a:al Magistrates of the TOWn of Bedfotd, held at :Bedford; on rhursday the t4th day, of July, - . 1803, for the piirpoSe of carrying- into execution the Act lately passed to enable His Majesty rnotv eMetual y to provide for the Defence and Secu— rity of the Realm during, the present War, ant for indemni. thing Persons who may suffer in their Property by such Measures as may be necessary for-that purpose; PRE.stwr: . The EAR I, of UPP E 12. OSSO RY, Lord Lieutenant; - Godfrey Thornton, The Puke of Bedford. 1::sq. High S•leriir, joint Harvey, Esq. • Lord. Viscount Harnpden, lotto Gibbard, Esq. The Right Hon. fohn Trevor; Richard ()debar, Ell. Sir Philip Monoux, Bart. " Charles Barnett. Esq. Sir Mbntague Burgoyne, [Tart.ohoWillianisWillatune, Esq. Sir George Osborn; Bart. - Isaac • Eiger, :Esq. Mayor of Sir Hugh Inglis, Bart. , Bedford,: • Samuel Whitbread, Esq. William BelshaM, Esq. • Win. Lee Antonie, Esq. Charles•Esli Valiner, Esq. John Higgins, sen. Esq. The Rev. Dr:' Kettilby, J • ohn Higgins, jun. Esq. The Rey. lonn,ltawklasi ! • ROht. Trevor, Esq. The Rev. ‘Villiam Hooper, Munoux, Esq. ''" '` The Rev. lames NVebster, Robert .Citistiii; Esq. I, •rFlie Rev. ,SttSart Corbett, Richard . Gilpin, Esq. , The Rev. William Mead, Thomas Alston, Esq. The Rev. Ethyl. 'W,iliaroson john Miller, Esq., The Rev. Lthv.Orlebar Smidt. Francis•Pytn, Esq: • - • Several : Papers. having been read, - . particularly His Ma jesty's Warrant to the lAnd Lieutenant to hold tins Mcetitig, a Letter front Lord Hob•art;-Secretary •ot - State, and also one from Lite Privy.Counell,.a Plan for establishing a Communi. cation Ahroughout tne,,County, Proposals for tendering the Butly pf . the People instrumental to the General Velence in case of ainfthelsevetai Schedules referred to in such Proposal., ; .• • Res:l./ed. That this Meeting ,feels toe most dutiful at raeltmei.lt to hi is Majesty's Royal Person and Government, the utmost' zeal for t o preservation •,)t the!. tree- attil happy Constitution of these : Realms, -anti the stiongesi itiipuise 10 concitr,iti fiver: in- - surq tilt tends to, repJ arld defeat . toe' • threatened lon on Tll '• i ntrtof trance; coovinced that if' the Enemy % vete successful in'that .undertakut , ;.., eve, y Inlbary tlegrulatiwo thit . any .cputitti catthe2s its),,cl w.)it lii ! tot of • . Resolved, POr the 'ptititose of ColimuniCation, and the !more ririthly earrying.uulf.eiket. tie fore,4.)ing p.irpOs,t„. rile I, County be divided intrthTimlce each I.)tyrsioil tin:: ! Littler the charge Depaty Liz,itzuant, •to .peutenint rd . a DlVAuit r" bac Division to consist. of toe Huti(ire.is of N t lan%it4:att, Hitt, amt. Ite.loOrnst , kc, . and su tea to , I„ ; A,,l, 4 ,.;, e4t y. sAv pro:), i tion) to• eitarge of • His Gr,ke th Doke of ot - anotti-,T, of tne Ilan,lit.ds of 13;,,,g1e5-vade, .11.3 kV, xamtiee, - atut !nttjty:l a 9 tfttrqat.t)_ to be toe (: al s i r ( eutge ()..')rein ; and theo, )r, ot ti,c I Bart - tail, StOrklen, air,' 'Vince, anti (sioject - to - be under the charge of Lot- jOllll. fown ot!ticti , ford (SOjed.t. as AtON,i.tii) iU b. tilt.ter the charge of S.rilidel Whitbread, Eq. - • ' ilutulrMs, and Superintenitints : ol Parishes, mentionntArre Plan. t?f, Communication, be he.le.l to in.- 0 1 )..t, f' iii their s'. : •y e r a l Subdivision N1e. , ti0,..;5, a,,,, !oat 10,1 fie te -11 quested to return the 14nm.; to iiit• next C , .Froin•the Inland situ I itut CUuutt , it, a coli s ideteti that tile s everal Heads coin - atilt:a in the P10,,,,5a1s resfreamg the`Corps of (luid_s, the. making'Momitly F.Ltaiir, of 1' lour, ! Bread, *and Wdggoris, - :mar safely be postponed•thittl Inane' exigencies arise; reenntlentling,. howev;r„ to the- I.)eit Lienttin.ttirs wilt) rnly have charge of Divisions, to the names an& Mutt' ters - of. Thilteis and Millers, - woo Will thetnielves ready to altiird 'assistance-ten Government required. : 1,, die saint.' Manner, the nu tribeeand nitnet of Proprietors and I' ol ll lll s. who wit r ~b1,?16•3. 1 11,/,ty Viaggons and Hoisi,s • in assistance to the , Cotities inure, adjacent to cite C t rast. Ttlat . a SUbctlyisiun iqc.;cting, for the purpose of further ' executing the above-mentioned :Net ut Vtirliatetent, be holden i„ e.,eh Subdivision,- on Monday next the iBth instant; that, the Suodivisiou Cterks ,at tend, and that the L'lgrk• of , this Meeting do furnish with these Proceedings. . • That the Thanks ut this Meeting be !even to the Lord , : fur calling the - sane, anettortis constant :Men= ticilentieilau t t oth ' ediiti:s of. ,h is s tation. • , That•these Resolutions be Signed by.the Lord Lieutenant, and inserted' in - the' Northampton Mercury, the Cantb.l4,o Chronicle, and Tua Surf, Newspapers. „ That this 'Meeting .be , ..act. , ,ouriunl till Wednesday the 2. Ali thy of July instabt, be , .llOliletiat the Swan, .at 4.Lttiut'a, a t Twelve o'Cloek; therikind tlfe.re to receive the Reports ' from the Subdivision Meetings. r UPPER ()SSO-RY. BOROUGH OF DERBY. At a COM MOT*/ C L held the otif liii!of ttly • IE O 3 ; THOMAS. LOWE , Lsq.. Ma yor, in the Chair ; Tr was unanimously :resolved, Filar Ow&W- I itig AI) DR ESS should be presented to firs i4lajestt'. ro THE . . NIOST EXCELLENT • •lik ESTY. • The HitinbleAddress of the Mavor Recorder, Al‘termeti, Town Clerk, Brethren, and capital BOrgesses.c/ the OW.- rough or• peaty, iu . the County of' Derby, in Cenimen Council assembled; Most Gracious Sover.ip, • • We, your Mitjc.ity's crust dutiful and loyal Stilieiils,,the ..layor, Recorder, lAldernien, Town Clerk, Brethren, aura Capital . burgesses of the Borough of Derby, in the County nr Derby, in 'Common .CounCil assembled, ueg leave to ap, your Majesty at this great and awiui crisis, wait sentiments of the molt m m afreetii)Mod'attiictiithilit :0 )01.ir 1(o, iti ut Family, and the most contit ent on toe • wisitoin and timmess of your M a jesty"s . Goveroine;it. Wiiiist we contemplate with deep concern (y.A without dishiay) the continuance. Of that spirit or inveterate ammo. sity 'wit desperate ambition, -which has *2 long clorittenzeo tit:: . Goverimiciit of .f ran 4. andls invariably diredod iaganist our dearest, interests arid invaluable Constitution; .‘i 7 l . cannot repre‘s the warmth or our gratitude fur the • parental un siety 'and quit nittulg solicitude manifested by your 61iijesty for the welfare and security of too United Kingdom ; and that tinexamph.cl inoilerarion, candour, 'and 'Consistency Whii_h has left to our implacable Enemy, no means of 'evasion, subterfuge uf disguise.. lt• can be no longer dented .that.it is titc;r toted determination to pursue at I hazards, timr hostiLl. tl...itgris ai,atits The happiness and safety of your M'ajest)'s and to put an end , t 6 our, existence as a tree and indeliendcrit Nation.. . • I.l,aler such circumstances, we , feel the duty, we owe to vt Aid to our Country : Aphitaroct .by• the same sentiments wlit,..ll , yotie Majesty haSbecupleased to declare to ynur reo pie and to the World; attached to your Majesty by• ples it duty and gratitude, and sensibliithat it is only from courage and firmness that we can tunic fur present , satiny and tutiirelranquilltry we• pledge ourstt v 4: to WAite - with:out Subyezis in defence or yoOt• Maj'esty's Throne , trie. LiveS and Properties of pint 'PeAple,. the Goverrin - Liit Constitution of our Ciiiintry, and the Flunour and Indepeit. dem:et:if the British Empire. ; . , • • We know that great exertions .ate necessary—we are pre. pawed to make them—and placing our firm reliance on Protedion Wldch-bas always hitherto beett.ext:rideil to us, we will support your s Majesty to the. Utmost, - and 'St.,tvt or fall with our Religion, our Liberties, and our LaW S. 'Given' under theContmon Seal of the - Borough -or' DefoYi thc: oth ut July, ago 3. THONIAS. LOWE, Maio . r. • Resolved alsO i That the above Address be transm i tt ed to .the i knourable George Walpefe and Edivard - Coke, Esti. that they be requested. to present the Same to His .\ Resolved also, • That tfinsi RCN olutions be signed uy the Towel Clerk, and published with a copy of the A.idres, in the Derby Mercury, Fitt sU N Ant the Star Newspair..l4. L0W...R.1) WARD, Town Clerk.. 14 . .EI).UCED PRICE of POSTING, .trun-t the Alb. CROWN INN, Anti STAR and CARTLiFt INN, WO Rt F.Sl'Eli, : GentLetmAt'i • Carrtages, with a l',iir of Itontes, One Shilling per Mite ; 'iour thaw, Otw Slniiing and Nineptwe, Uuty ttiat.led. ... . luly 7 , 154,3„ . ' .• DEVON, (tc► wit.) T -GENER-A[. MEE PING of the LTEU- L TENANTCY and MAGISTRACY of the -said COUNTY, held at : the Castle of E xeter, on . Thursday. the 7th Day of' fuly, 1863, by virtue of His Majesty's Wariant; under his Signet arid Rnyal Sign Mutual, hearing date thi: 24th Dar °quite last, for carrying into execution an A-a of Parliatrient,madeand passed the t lth D ky of the said Month of) une entitled " An Aa to enable Hi 4 Majesty more ellegivallyto provide for the Defience anti Seimrity of the Re.dtrt tfuring the . present War; and for indemnifying Per sons who may sutnr in their Property by such Measures as may, be necessary for that purpose ;" PRESINT, The Righ: Hon. EARL FORTESCUEi • The Riglit,Hon. Lord Rolle, W. T. Hull, Esq. • The Rt. Hon. Lord CliWird, Paul Trehy Trehy,• Esq. 4ieutenant•General.Sinicot, Richard Lang, Esq. Sir S. li. Northcote,. Bart. John Williams, Esq. Sir John Dtlnfze,' B.irt. . John Si'firma, Esq. Sir John KenitaWo, 'Bart. Manassah Lopez, Esq. Sir Alexander Munilton, Ktn. Herbert Sawyer, E.,q. John loglett Fortesette, Esq. rohit Lloyde, E3q. Witham Tticket: Esq. Richard (raves, Esq. ~ ./. ohn IVortit, I: sq. John G i aves, Esq. Jonathan Elford, jun, Esq. M. 88. Here, Esq. Hugh 1i,1.411er, list :• • Cha. Collyns, E.sq..M3yor, Reyinundo Putt, Esq. Ch. Ftinsli.o.ye;,Etti.Rei.order,,, Edward Cotsiont, Esq. : Joseph Eliiot, Esq. C. S. Fursdon, Esq. • _John Wows, Esq. Baldwyn Fulton!, Esq. , pcoi,,,inin U. •WAiker, Esq. Pitilip Stowei., Esq. • - loriarlian Burnet, i: 1 I,liii Qu-ck.., Esq, • E.kioncywood, I). 1).• V. I. Taylor, Esq- -. •• .11116$ Carrington, Clerk,. IV.- B. Sttwell, Esq. • • ' Lint Swete, Clerk, 1. L. Langinead, Esq. . icliard.Brnpfildd, Clerk, J. H. Stapleto.c . , Esq.. . Yof itliain Eliriainitk!,.Cl.:rk, Samti..+Kekewich, Esq. Peter Cil.inb, Clerk., Wiiiiain Symonds, Esq. •'. Richard Rous, Cl.:rk, Edmund Granger, Esq. Ileary Markt. r, Jim. Clerk, • games ky:tite,Eq. Bottenie, - ,WiIY Nrey, Cl:4(k, Thomas H. L e e, Esq. Peter Furze, Cl,:oi. • rinn Bidgood, Esq. H. L. Templer, Esq The following Paper's were read : -- .._ ;',.. • , ist. kiis , M.ileity'S Wartint,(,.k . .tote mentioned) to tne Lorct Lieutenant,.l)e,katy Lielteilanes,.&e.. fur holding•the . i.;ene-• ial 4l4S41):11V1,,10)1 . 11C.'rtItii:4., , • 11, lii,, Nl,,je,liy' s i i ;ler in Cotincil,diteo at the Court of. St Ja:ne...'4, azt Jun., IS ,3 31. A &Litter 4 ruin tni: Right Um. Lord, Hobart to the 'Loiti LielitenAit. • ' ' • . I • Aa of Parliament r retaieritv tilel7o , l) 01 the People-instrii• in,( be C;eueral I)rfenk.e. v 'rapt by :It:. Lasso of the Laitd, every Englishman is called tivipt to reir..ka tOreigtl nig to: print:kt DocutiOntswilielt latve been submitte l . to tilt coosuetatiuous tote At.:,:tingi cariedintojavurdi3te etecattioa. " • • ' • _Th.At l'r:!,..epts )e immediately Issued forth. under ,our hali,ls, t. to:: Ciii,...i Cootia: - .lkis of tit: Se V.,: ral respective llJn, itf_ds, It n%,Lt4h,, act,i I,l%,crticsolthe s,iiki County . of o , ivon,. •,,,,,t 'of toe .;try and Coiity.oi! r toe 't 'or -Xdidl i dite,tlirl; th,:;lll.} haute the Orders to be in. ~, , on ree:ipt thetcor, to kit Petty Constanles and - Ty . t . i men of every Parish, t Tyt:,..14,' Or t'la..e, within siteh Hundreds,' Boroughs, and Line:ties ; that they do give noti,eto the Ministers,.Church. ward oi,i, .1:1 I Overseers of ditli.reity Pati,tll,-s, within their Coi:siablenio,k, that in Vestry assernlihii for that purpose, they 4tiake lOrtliwiti, complete Ketorns ," , t . the Names to all '; Meii ti,,,,,,i11y and at that time .ilwelling.within each ,l).trisii, Tv•h ilf, or PI tee, betwe'en t'w....aps or ti and 6o years; ills ! ti„...oisin,i,!: those who, by' leason of infifinity, are incapable ~ A.,, , ,•.!4! S.:I - vice ; • these. en7,-,:q,uti in Vol anteer Corps, an.i „ . ,,, i ( . 2:5 ;) , i and als'.) the N.Mi..s of Aliens aii,i Quakers, to- . ..;;r,r t.ttii CO•1111L't ' Act: ut ts oe the. N3rn....s "or .the Males :o .t.r the axe of is, 'and ab,,we 64 years ; also the • Nainerof 1'.., 11 ,..1 , s residing, within s4cli Ntislies, Tythings, and laces,. disc .-.l4l,lishing sucl‘ of thein who, by reason or intirmityoo-, l A ii .. ) :, a ge, Or other 'cause, array ,pro.a.tily . 'be incip!thle of re ; mov ,,-, 4 t hsaiselves in C3S . .t.aftLtsiger ; and'also - lot .the seve rat inal t a 4 . o4 things Inquired alter in the several Schedules : atu t-F ogm s 41so•to be incined,'and to' retitrn t lit- same to the I Ikputy Lit:Werra:us,- and Jostiees Or' the Peace, at their thst ' 'Sun•iivision.kleetin4s,-to he ii,.tdzot.ire hereinAtterinentioncd, -..t Ten of the Clock in the Forenoon, viz. Subdivisions. , Places of Meeting. c u ll,, m pt o n,Atthe Half-Anon .-- o rtcr y st. Mary - Kind's . Arms.. - F. xeteT .: .- - C‘ist le of Exeter City of Exeter - G'iiildliall . '. Tiverttin - .., . , Three Pons ,- Chulinleigh - - • King's Arms Kirnstiople' --- - " flicic n' l •i°" ltidefottl ! • •• - - New Inn . '. I h t h er ki g h . ~ - Geor„e .Inn :. ... T. i visto„,k .- -, ~-. &MOO Arms • Pi v nt9tltit -7 - - Pope's Lie-td " - Nl,,,toury - - - itai,:terlian .! . NL„„l s .„ . h ~, . - New 1nn . ,:., : -' - I;,iii,;.! Town - - N ; ew lun ... 1' 1111 rsday, j4l)' . , itesol ved, . • That - the Clerk of the General Meeting! do . give ice /mica. toetie•Clericof the resp.!etive Subdivision Meet. ings,' Of fie Roolutions entered into at this Meeting. esol toed, That general open standing Committee of the Liseutert "antey and: ledagistraet . , with:the-General Officers and Com imissaries of the Dattrie,t, do meet on• Tuesday and Friday in every 'Week, "at Eleven o'Clock in the Forenoon, at the Castle of Exeter alores,dd, in order to communicate con 'Sralltly with Cid several Aubdivistun - Meetings. The first Meeting to hc,osi Tuesdly the 16th inst. and that all Coin. iminications • WI the said General Coinmittee be directed to the Clerk of the 'Peace liar the County.of Micah, at _Exeter. Resolved, That A I,jSr of the several. Hundreds, with the Names of the.respeettve Sinieritttending Deputy-Lieutenants, tv ell and circulated throuehout the County; in tinier that rat h Parish and Distrief may know to whom they are to their several Conimunications which grow out ot the presant oCeasione • Resolved,.. . • . . 'Chat kir the nor)vose of facilitating the like Communi. cations, a List ot the N inOs ot the several Justices' Clerks, with their respective Residence, be published, and cireti late& • , ltesolved, • To.d a Circular Letter he eillressed to the Clergy, in their respeetive Paeislies, regnestitig t neir eo-opetotion and, assist. an , cin carrying these nitistires inti)ettez,t, • [For the purpose of faci {hating - the Means of carrying these ltesolutions into erred, the Lord Lieutenant has established his (Mice in Exeter, to which ..11.Keturns, Proposals or Ser vice, and every 4 ttiv . .are to be sent, direet.- 4ed to Mr.F. ..41es, Clerk sat the Peacefor . the Chuilty of De. Non, at Exeter.] • : • Res, , lved, That the Clerk ofthe Genc - al Meetings do sign the csiatilet pf the Deputy:, Llentmeints ,atiending , this ALleting, to the Precepts to the Hai/nth:a:l Constables, fit* 4earr) nig these Re. solutions Resolved, . • That the Thanks o * .l this- Meeting 11e given to the Lord Lieutenant, for his able.Conduci in the C FORTESCUE. ‘VAR, Thi. 1) 01,1,, t 1,(1, In Two large Voluni: 4to: itio,t,te,i with lklaps, price 'Three- o II 01, it; A HIS (he W.-\ «t iclt at }se our of th, R V( ) 1.0 t.IN, from their 'lllCll‘tilft:tilt it; I')9t, tii,;:i.itt44 . ;4 tike. tpt Pe.tce 1 / 4 .; :1‘.(1 Fraace. ,To wh'xit is atlitekr.i, a R:view 0i the Calises, and early Pto6,4f.s vi lii k ;.41$0 LttplOUS 14}d:Xes, ClKOVtili , glt;al . • By ALLKA:4OI:It STEPHENS, Of. the S , , , :lety of the Nlititile -- 1 ample. Esq. Ptioti..cl Wt . Nv. St I),ltuys Qhurcit., YArd, NI r • SINPf::NC; 7 . . OFFICA OF ORD' NA tNiCit . ,, Ylity 2. 184: • 'PE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of His MA.. 7ts.ri".s OitilNeiNCE Al do' hereby give , ! ice, th It st , ce!-Peremsects traniatitted,,i-Iltatrior furnishing-the Ordnance . See 'ice with Togs, Tent-Makers. lieticki, .1,1;1-3 lake, s a •id pst•t;tance rj an Advertisement dated the ;ter , tilt, may receive tkeir (pads unle , ed, by espikijriv ..tame at the gifi'ce nfOldver.cr, in St. ,11a•ga,et.sireet,'Mitvtin. . :ter • and ;Nailer is &TO) further given, that 'the /bard of • Oritarie; , oll kexe.r.ty UN Mi iday the t...th gut. to receive rePt ' der ir-ot !Meb.Pri"li as may be willing to unde. take _the steppe ) ; of such "falckstaepon sefrarwe Coktrans, I,s- a pi, kJ o/ three Years, conformable to Patterns andSpeemenr, whi.h ic e i v . reeled at th:! Tower, upon applicathn to C'hief Cle, .4 /ode , for Primiitd Storekeerye of the Ora,ance, ••; lrl, e prirve4.Condiii,l4 ,ribr Contra 4 ofibe Articles to be ftei tii.thed may 1:e• receitsed bjr yids Peesont , !i.h:, txtertd making+ Propesals for tat .pne. The Priik,rali r, 6 drliverel at th. , recreta,y'r OSTee„ in St. ..11arg.toet....treet, 114,t& !e r, iralel trp; triro th e Sart? of the Pet,n and sir ri • licit,' 'lurniked if* th e oettide. 1,, , 0 fouler 14.4,1 i admitted after aft: iSth instant. By O, do Qf the Bard, R. lir CR-Prf" T(dl:l4Ah z):\ • HE FAUN t":II ) ..11. F F leh,' /ZS lir -7E s' 1. 01: fv7.ric4. t• at .113 y lt , .:11 be 44 : ;I; I. errk,ter, s 9 or : •' 'rr,ikr I . l e / er• P 441,„ Lk..:'," 4"" .1 '/‘ .1' .::=t nib., ,aa .; i It, • . ava w4icb m.o . be 4r-r,upro applita , .4 ilie,-144tre the Prop,..c.c't • 1 , a oil the out `• Proito:,•' ! til 3 4 ) iit , -;t -,, :ellorvice." PrsTos.:.; • E)rirr ,the ,to,r4-44 R. tr. CREW, Sees 44W ° Yse l .3 71 TIIF PRINCIP.4I, OFPICEMS Ili: 4- ' jI?STY.se ORDNAVC4., J kere!y, give .:Votiee, - that they will he 5e4.6. the.le (*el f ,Itte-g..vet...rtreet, !fret.. minute, or cr 1 1 / 4. '1, e Z« hoar', to ~c,ivr I),xigLar sort Per.unt F.n.:ey be w;lling to Ce'l Kg CUPP El?, fir the Voyles. of 1.6 t. ROY AL .1112 ASS I.'QU:vl-)i4 .(at trIC:H . . The 1 2 ,crer.FIs to he delivered at the. ab , ./ve ....Pe, sealed, and Mt , krei ,n the " Prop,s.tls tor bt:; , plying Cike C3p. per ;" and the. Period of the Clnte..z::7 to Ie Line, 1 . .. iv, of 2btes tears. • Ey Order of the • -R. ff. CREW; See. I,IFFICE•FOR SICK riff& 11 7 0LINDt :v"E.l2llf? • • C(AIIVII3•SIO.VE I\S' tiik;" Af c,,r, of . and IngiArDED S 4 riiitE 5, t 1, d, h o w / give !twice, that they will be I ea# at their Gifit - e .Suites Place, a: the lb:les ivideritte.dioned,.l.l4 . ..rt;,..e Sta:td Tehdert, a• 4 treat' with ru,:h Pellan.i 01 . iy t.viiiieg •to Contraa ls.,r Ilie 1 1 1C1C,T41.1...1N ;. ata.i i',WI I II)ING ,vd ,\IX,`...I'S,IIZIES fir SICK PRISQ. , ,VERS cj Ir.llt at the fitivivil: , Placer, Ivr Twelve M...tir.t. et: : ' • 11t...JR:Vt. V C'grJSB,,ttear Ntih o.r /I".l.,e.tdav 27th instant. • S I.IIIOS, near B. is: .1, on 79th ditw, Thr *dor -did to teiaired to find e d :ep e e. ,f,rtna •cc .f his C.:Bar.r3. , par:,T .1.4 , vitr.,0 , be 4,rourt, by attr:y - ng .it Offi c e o f • il k - Arid 1.:0818i,310. , 1rt•it ; api ain I';e4,la•v•l, c.l a! " 4.j trar at St.tpiewt. • rendsr -e,:11 b , teethed: . al,er One o'Clsch -on :14 do , of ray, r:srJay witieed unl,-.tc the ~r d . 4 le,det ," be .tv , irt,B at the thet - rf, and ..). .1 ~• NllO, , 1,,g hNI'LII NV:\ F. 1(-28“) 1 / 4 .):: 1S1),) att4 SROUS. EDwARD NIOGGRII)GE, N Lnlignte.: nit!, London, h:gs leave to in Ins t. t lends and the Public in general., that after tnany years attcaition and ex-pe... device, he IlaS to utter them 1100 rs and Slit) ES, WA T E It'l' PKOO F, With perteii conti.ience of their beakg far superior tp any aver made. He makes the lightest dress SllaeS and Booti Water,proof, preserving the Leather aott and pliable. He re commends them un shooting e%:,11:31‘ , 115 ' as no water can, pe. , stetrat l e. I.ikewise his , New-titventod Si-IOOTI NG BOOTS, Leather prepared in this W.t, the advantage or lasting, twice as long as Leather dr,:...,ed iu the coininao vkay. article: of. such general utility will no doubt attract the attention of the PUhlic, and to h rinse who nave a real value tar their health4o apply at lkis Nlaitula:Aory, 'as above. He has no connexion With any (niter Rouse in Landon. ' E. M. will thank those of ;.is Friends; and the 'Pohtie, who rnay , ravour hint pith their orders., to approte 41, 11 early as possible, 35 11 wilt enable him to execute their Com ? . without disap pa nt meta. , • N. 13. A large ass•arttent tif Boots anti Shoes, Watereroot • and 67 Itemise, constantly kept for the East and West, inellit Tr.titc. Nlerchants and Captams liherally treated vyttlt. -- -- Dl:itfi \NI. . . T . OBE SOW lid -AUCTION ; . . . -' By Mr. SMI Ili, At Garravvity's.Cotilie-Flotise, Chaiige-Alley,Cornhill, Lon.. don, on Frictiy, the 221 of ttitY..4t TwOve o'Clock, un les 311 ai.!Gept.ibtO Oribr is nixie in the...mean -Tillie by . priv.tie. Contratt, . v LUABLF, FREEHOLD ESTATE, Ty the free, containing Two 1-kindred and Thirty-61C Acres,' (he 'the ITIOft Or less} Of A R.A111.1:::„ 1111; . DOW and PAST 11 R I,AN W, with a Carpenter's landing, F.' xten. slyc Pottery, and Other linddings ; also 5cv,“,11 Freestone) Quarries now working thereon, situate at WI I. FON I F., FL RV, within a short disi Alice of the nourishing Searport Town of Sunderland. Tills most desirable roperty extends near a mile and A $ half' on the Navigable - River Wear, canttaina Coal, unnunair. watt excellent Freestone, Clay and very povulottd, thriving, and extremely well, placed for ta.,:onhog or consia derahle importaiwe in the hands of a Pcrson ol'entirritrize and i‘Lay viewed, ,and Particulars had twenty days preced ing sale, ot rlr. Griffith, Soli, in Durham; of Mr. Tyndale, Solicitor, No. 6, tincolh',-I ; in Gera. ways; arid of Mr; Sulith, No. 6e., iiioah.sitcet, near t h Royal Exchonge„ London B Y DIY 1N E P c lc t C . " l o l.: i l i : c N e C o L n . ii 2s. ), THE BALM SA of .114 EC 9 is t I , te best remedy in the Univelsc for N‘irvons pl a i n ts ' the mrt (1 6 ; po\;,)eul Restorative and Ile-aniiiiating Balm or Life :nail , .alth` and ill:: safest and bet Medicine' 4. in oil( "' cad. 4'.1 cases and in all ,iges where the. Solids are relaxed, where ill:, Constitit ion has received a or' is by any Mc:Ms reatnrativC ana - re..it:;l3thig Bairn of Life :,net health Witt pughice the happiest ; th: cold and tremulous Nei'ves will be witrlned iria•.i t 0,.! re laxed tihres Or' sort 114btv flesh r e d tiroi ; the' tn3iscles will be in vigotateit ; tin 14111 bd Strengtlik:qsi ; the elihtt.liAted littlbS tv i l i ae l *,, Vt..:4:Ct With lino fiestt; the exhausted vessels 'will be ; pair...fished Watery blood will bticorne.rica end ,b,rlsarnic, arid its tanguid circulation restored to ,the sanative impetus, which is the true criterion of Ilt•alth the l.,ni. :.lrooping sPirii Ibe revived and exhilhated vtligoti: , ,, wilt tle pro; ,noted short, the tone ot'tia.: nertres will tie restored, arid ::`,7*:tr,t.c: * p o i plorable sy ,npton..; ., t 1) .;,.-,se will unish I and strength, t;very kifitlenc 01.1ZioViiM4! 400111 IA,iIL be ; -the thmiptresult of taking this I.44lin'io due tievording to the direttnins turltC which ACCUillp ter etich Packer,. l. N 1 of MECCA is prepared and 5r,14.0y Ball, and Co, SurAvons, No. 2Z, i3+3l)(lpsA,m-irect piL6 g also sold by their A.:e - os, Air. Withers, NO.: - 229, swami Mr. titler, No. 4, A-Antal:side; .and,retal4 most' res,pettottle Metheitur. - . \.... .. ~,,, z...„: " .. : _. • - - - I 1 E . a . V I p ,7 „ . , , :(20.,. 1 c t i. ...., • • 4 -- "..." ' \''... N• MI