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The Speatcle VIII commence with a Sptendid Procession, on King ilenros returning a Con queror from France; the whole of the Body-Guards dress- . ed in Coats of Mail, with appropriax Banners, and Grand Mania! Bind. Previous to which, and for the last %reek, an Indian Ballet of Action, composed by Mons. ST. P 1 ERR E, called ZELICO; Or, TFIF. RIVAL MEXICANS. Those celebrated Horsemen, Messrs. SMITH and C ROSS- N, will, with their Troop of Equestrians, gra through' various unpa rat leled FEATS OF lIORSEMANSHIP. The part of the Clown by Mr. CROSSMAN. in the course of the Evening, various Comic Songs. The whole to conclude with (xsth time) a New flade_ quinacle, with extensive Scenery and Machinery; uncom mon Changes, Magical Tricks, &c, called SILVER STAR ; . Or, The MIRROR OF WITCHCRAFT. • Harlequin, Mr. TAYLOR; Barney (with a Song), Mr. JO FIAN NOT ; Clown, Mr. LAURENI' ; And Columbine, Mrs. WYBRt)SV, The whOlc invented and produced by Mr. ASTLEY,.jun. (j" On Monday the itStri will. he presented (for the first time), a new Ballet of Adion, by Mons. St. Pierre, called The Marriage - Contracl. * 4k * The following . Novelties arein great forwardness, and will, be produced with all speed :—A new Grand Serious Spedacle by Mr. Astley, jun. and a new Comic Pautoinime by Mr. Laurent. The whole with` new and extensive Scenery, Machinery, Dresses. Music, &c. • - Doors to b e opetted,at I lalf past Five. To begin at Half Past Six:—Boxes.p. Second Price zs. Pit as. Second Price Ts. Caller) , ts. Second Price 6d.—Second Price to commence at Hall past Eight o'Clock precisely. Places to betaken at the Box-Ottice, Westminster -bridge, from Ten till Three o'L lock. HANOVER-SQUARE CONCERT-ROOMS. MR. ASHE most respedfully acquaints the Nobility, Gentry, and his Friends in general, that his BENEFIT is fixed for Wednerday Evening, June 1, iBO3, When will be performed A GRAND CONCERT • OF VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC. • The full particulars of which will be given in future Ad. Vertisements. Tickets at vas. 6d. each, to be had of Mr. Ashe, No. 11, Vine -street, Piccadilly ; and at all the principal Music. shops. CHEST AT cnerHAm. THIS is to give Notiet, that the Right _Hon. ihe Lords Commissioners of His Majesty's Treasury have been pleased to . appoint Money to pay PENSIONS, due the Pensioners belonging to the Clist at' Chatham, to Lady-day„lBo3 ; and that the said Pay will begin on Monday the 20th0ay alone, tBo3, at the Cheat Room, in His Majesty's Dock-yard at Chatham. THAM'ES.AND MEDWAY CANAL. THE - ANNUAL GENERAL ASSEMBLY of the P ROPR 1 ETO RS of this Underiaking, will be hoklen at the Faloon-Inn, at Cravesend, on Saturday the t4th of May instant, at 12 o'Clock at Noon precisely. WM. SCUDAMORE, Clerk. Maidstone, sth May, 1803. IRISH POPLINS. A RCHER and. HAUGHTON Manufaaprers A . to. Her Majesty, the Princes and. Princesses. very re. speetfully inform the Nobility and Gentry, that they have frl* manufactured, and ready for their inspection, a large and etegain variety of their much admired Poplins and 'rabbi. nets, plain and figured ;. also Italian and Cyprus Sarsenets, 1.31a4 Silks of all Descriptibns, Bombazeens r Bembazets, and every other article for Family MOurning. They entreat Ladies residing in the Country, to write for Patterns, from which they may buy 'to the same advantage as if in London, the fixed READY MONEY Price being marked on each Tabbereas for Furniture, made immediately to any Pattern.—Nu. S, Henrietta-street, Covent-Garden. I ) RESS is one of the various Inredients that contribute to the Art of Pleasing."—Vide Chesterfield's Letters. MAGASIN de NOUVEAUTES, for Gentle. men's Dress, Ladies Riding Habits, Pelisses, 'Great Coats, &c, No. toll,. New Bond-street, The Nobility and Gentry are 'respectfully informed, that a New Article is pre pared for Riding Habits tur the present Season, very light, pleasant, and durable, and made up in the best and must fashionable manner, froth Two Guineas to Two Guineas and - a Halt* the Habit complete, particularly well calculated for Ladies learning to ride. Habits of superfine Ladies' Cloth, of thq newest Colotirs, and likewise of Black, Blues, and mixt Gassimeres ' which are extremely pleasant, light, and elastic. IlabitS'oleither, made up in a superior, style, at Five Guineas each, Ready- Money. Gentlemen's light Stimmer Coats, for. Morning or After noon, of tine Cassimeres, in a variety of Colours, made up in the 'best and most fashionable manner, at Two Guineas and. a Half each. A Variety. of Waistcoats, of the. newest Patterns for - the Season ; Fine Cloths, Embroidered Suits for Court-Uni forms, and every fashionable Article of Dress, made up at a few hours notice, at such fair and reasonable prices as will be found a considerable saving, and particularly to. those Gentlemen who chute to pay Ready-Money. " So much for Dress, which I maintain to be a thing of consequence in the Polite World."—Vide Chesterfield's t4tst Leiter. No. toll,, New Bond-street.. • A FREEVIOLD.-LYINGTON, HANTS. TO 13E SOLD BY PRIVATE. CONTRACT, T H AT .Elegant and Commodious Mansion, cti the (; !my with the F-urnirtire, si- tuate near the Town of'l4mingtriti ; `and immediate PosSes i"n RlaY be had. The House has been recently enlarged, •i 'llONved, and finished in a superior and sUbstantial man fier. It contains on the Ground .Floor, a Drawing-room, ti feet square 'fa. in height ; Dining-root:1 of the same dimen- Ouris ; Library, a; feet by :7, 1,. in height ; Breakfast Par lour, at feet by ,ts, .9 feet 7. in height ; with Offjees.of every deseriptinn complete and convenient: In the Attic Sr.: - .; ar u five large fled-chambers, with two Dressing-rtwms, ±• , ur Melte:lt Servants' Rooms, and a Laundry. There are rued Kitchen f;ardens (partly walled) and a neat Shrubbery sur rounding the House, with a Coach-house and Stabling for four Horses. The Furniture is new .within the last ten I mmtb 3 , made of the very hest materials, in the firs; style of elega nt e, and in good preservation. CrOve-Itouse eommands'beautiful and 'extensive Views of the Isle of Wight, the Sea, and the surrounding Country. That debOtful Walk called the Grove, adjoining, is part of the Premises, and will be included in the Sale. llor further Particulars (if by letter, post-paid) apply to Charks St. Bailie, Esq. at the•Bauk iii lamington, who will tleliver Tickets for viewing the House and Furniture. A'REAL CASE OF DISTRESS, OF a Poor WIDOW, f of %espediable Character, who was left with Six 11..stits, one only Nine Weeks old, and for a Debt of her late Husband's,' a merciless Cre ditor, refusing to wait; put an Execution in her House, and would have sold every thing she had, but for the kind assist ance of the under-mentioned ,Ladies and Gentlemen, which hiss prevented, for the present moment, the entire ruin ()flier and Infants, for which she returns her sincere Thanks, and now solicits the Charitable and Humane for some further assistance, which entirely. prevent her total ruin. Her Case is truly distressing, and too tedious for an Advertisement, but will be fully explained. by applying to Mr. Patrick, Linen Draper, No. 13, Marybone-streot, Golden-square ; Mr. Davis,'Apothecary, . No. 227, Piccadilly ;' Mr. Wil liams, No. 41, Pall-Mall; and Messrs. Blades and Palmer, No. 114, jermyn-street, where the smallest Donation isill be most thankfully received for her and Infants. Received since the last Report, No Name . £.•o 7 o Fair Traveller, Scar- M. M. z i o _ borough , ,C. a o o Mrs. Mant - oto 6 J. S. - t 1 o A. B. I t o •E. 1. M. o 0 R.L. - 070H.C... - too Mr. C.A. - o to 6 C. X. X• - I ° H. H. - t t o 1. 1. - - 2 2 No Nar^ Unk - t o 4o Name - o 7 a A risen L mknowl t . J. Th. i 0 0 Ditto - t o 0 A Lady - 0 7 0 Ditto. - $ 0 ENG LE Fl ELD GREEN, near WINDSOR. " TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, THE Unexpired LEASE of a small Genteel COTTAGE, with Stabling, Chaise-house, and va rious Out-buildings, surrounded with about three Acres of Land, agreeably laidout into Garden, Shrubbery, and Field, all in high state of Cultivation, and fully cropped; the , Trees of full growth, and in full bearing, dc.lightfullysitu ated in that much admired _and respectable Neighbourhood, Englefield Green, Surrey, near Windsor. Immediate Possession may he had, and farther Particulars known, by application, Post-paid, to Mr. Andrews, House- Agent, Egham, Surrey, with a reference to the House; of Mr. Gardner, Barley-Mow, Englefield Green, who will thew the Premises. ISLE OF WIGHT. TO BE LETT, completely FURNISHED, by the Month or otherwise, r rHE CapitaLMANSION HOUSE of GAT. COMI3,E, desirably situated in the Centre of the Isl4nd, with the Coach-house, Stables, walled Garden, Lawn anii Wilderness, and with or without Eleven Acres of Pasture Land adjoining. The House is completely Furnished, with also the use of Table Linen, and . consists of a large Hall, Dining-room, Drawing-room, Library, Breakfast-room, capital Bed-cham bers, and every other accommodation fur a large Family. The Gardener to be paid by the Landlord, and two Cows to he provided for the u se o f t h e T enant . P oss e s sion may be had immediately. Enquire of Messrs Clarkei and Sewell, Isle of Wight, or Messrs. Sandys and Horton, Crane -court, Fleet-street, Lon don. NEW MANUFACTORY. ROBARTS, PLOWMAN, and SNUGGS, beg leave most respeafully to Present 'thekthanks to the Nobility and Gentry,for their higtrand flattering approbation of the numerous and elegant Articles for Dress invented by them; 'and as their ambition is to deserve the continuance of the very distinguished Patronage they have already experi enced, and having extended their Manufadury, and brought it to the highest degree of perfeelion, they natter themselves to insure success, by a constant and splendid variety of novel and elegant produdions for Fashionable Dress. They also request the Public to observe, that their Patent Manu facture can be had genuine only at their Ware. Rooms, as there are Shops who sell spurious and common Articles, under the pretence of being from Robarts and Company's Mann fatio ry _ _ Consisting of Royal Imperial Nett, with and without Silver and Gold, Cliamberrys Sarsnet Cambries, Italian -Mullins, Italian Sarsnets dold and Silver, Striped, Fi gured and Plain. N. B. An extensive Colledion of every Article for Fa. milies going into Mourning. No. s, Chandos Street, Covent-Garden. • WELCH's FEMALE PILLS, For the Green Sickness and other Disorders incident to young Feinales The following instances of their uncommon efficacy, are worthy the attention of the afflicted. • To Mrs. KEARSLEY. MADAM, Twickenham, Feb. 20,. 403. IBEG leave to return you most grateful thanks in the name of Sarah Noyes, whoin.l recommended to your kind benevolence, the other day, in a very ill state of health,viz. a particular Disorder in which your justly fa- MOUS Welch's Female Pills are so particularly recom mended; it is needless for me to observe to you, how much better she finds herself from only taking one box, as no doubt you will have ocular demonstration.when she delivers this farther request for a repetition of your kindness in my name ; you wilt no doubt have, from her own mouth, - how much better she is in conWtution as in external appear ance, and can assure you, with the greatest respect, you have at all times my utmost wish and consent to make the above Case as public as you think proper, and refer any Person or Persons who doubt the same to, Madam, Your most obedient humble Servant, C. GREENLAND, Bookseller. MADAM, ' Twickenham , March 908c73. _ _ _ rris with 'infinite pleasure I address you once moii in lie half of Sarah Noyes, who has toceived so much benefit from taking only two boxes of your truly valuable Medi cine, viz. Welch's Female Pills, as to enable her to .go about her daily erriploy cheerfully ; the swelling of her legs is entirely gone, her complexion is returned to its natural colour, her appetite exceedingly good, cough very trifling, and I verily believe two boxes more will perfettat rabic cure, which I earnestly solicit you tbr in her dame, and who will ever be most gratefully bound to pray for, &e. Yours, C. GREENLAND. • MADAM, • Having been for some length of time a Vender of your most invaluable Medicine, viz. Welch's Female Pills, am induced to apply to you as the regular Vender for a supply; having had a Niece and several other young Women restored from, to all appearance, the borders attic grave, to the hap piness of youthful and blooming health by the use only of this Medicine; will thank you 'therefore to send me two dozen by Hunt, Tunbridge Wells Carrier, Qucon's Head inn, in the . Borough, Tuesdays and Fridays, who on de livery will pay you the amount. I am, Madam, Your obedient Servant-, F rant,' near Tunbritlge Wells. G. .RING. Welch's Female Pills (with direitions) priceas 0d: a box, are sold wholesale by G. Kearsley, Fleet-street s Londen ; Dicey and Co. B ow Church-yard, Cheapside ;F. .New berry, No. 45, St. Paul's Church-yard . ; Bacon and CO. No. ice .oxford-street ; Butler, Cheapsiitc ; and Barclay and Son, FleCt.inarket ; also retailed by Pidding,! Oxtbtit. street ; Stringer, Strand ; Marshall, Harr-street; !dooms: bury ;- E. Newberry, Corner of St. Paul's Church-yard, Ludgate-street ; Golding; Cornhill ; Wade, -041',,800d. ` . street ; at Bolton's Medicine Shop (not Tutt's) Froat of the Royal Exchange; Clark, No. 260, Borough ; Ward, Hol born ; and Yates, Sloan-street, Knightsbridge. * * As another Medicine is sold under the ;lament' Welch's rt Female Pills, which is spurious, Puri.hasers are requested to remark; as the surest testimony of authenticity, that each Bill of Direetions is 'signed with the Name of C. Kearsley in Hand-wtiting ; and °dale outside; whereby Servants can not be imposed on, the Stamp is printed, by permission of His Majesty's Honourable Commissioners of Stamps, thus, C 6 KLARsLiY, No: 4 6 , r LE1:T.47 . /IW. None others arc genuine. ust published, By Dr.- THORNTON, FACTS decisive in FAVOUR of the COW POCK ; including the History of its Rise. Progress, and Advantages ; and the Evidence given 'before the Hoiwur able the Committee of the House of Commons; with their Report, and Remarks on the same. Second Edition. One Volume }lvo. with Plates, price 7s. "'ins PuiLkc SENTirstENT. The public are much indebted to Physicians, who, having an opportunity of seeing the Cow-pox on a large scale, give .the world their opinions on it subjed so . interesting to the public ; and in this respect the public is under nitwit ebliga tion to Dr. Thornton, who ably details the rit:e, progress, and adVantages of Vaccine Inoculation, with the results 'from his own ample experience. From the British Review. . • _ This Work, previous to publication, not only received the approbation, but the last finish from Dr. 'fenner himself. Frain Literary Sketches. Printed Syhtontis, and Longman and Rees. Pa ternoster-row, end nuy be bad of all the principal Book-. sellers in Town Country. This Day was published, - The Second Edition, price 45. 6d. 'THE MINIS T,E R, or, The . HARPER's DAUGIIT E . A Tragedy, in Five Ads. Trans lated'fibm the German of SChiller, Ily (i. LEWIS, Esq. Printed for j. Bell, No. 148, Oxlard-strdet. Where may be had, by the same Atqltor, r. The Cale Siiedre, a ,Tragedy, the '1 enth Edition, zs. 6d. z. Alfonso, a tragedy, Second Edition, 2s: 6d. 3. The East Indian, a Cutnedy, es. 6d. 4: Rolla, or, the Peruvian Hero, a Tragedy, as. S. Adelmorne the Outlaw, a Dranta;:ts. 6d. DENows Tit F: LS, New Edition. • This Day was published, In. Three Volumes, Octavo, price 21. 2S. boards,,accom panied by very ultlflemos large Hates, consisting of Views taken in Upper and Lower tlgy et, of Representations of :Antiquities . aiiil Hieroglyphics, of Objects in Natural his tory, of Manners and Customs, &c. engraved by eminent Artists, ;tint I ac-iittilies of the Originals, The second Edition of TRAVELS. in UPPER and LOWER EGYPT, Company • with several Divisions of the French Army; during•the Campaigns of Cenral Bonaparte in that Country. Published under the 11111114.3i1at0 Patronage of the Chief Consul. By VIVANT I)ENON, One of the Artists who accompanied the Expedition. Tramtated lion% the t )riginal Ry A 12.111 UR AIKEN. Printed for T. N. Longman and (,). Rees, Paternoster_ row, ; and f ( n . R. Phillips, No. 71, Sr_ Paul's Church-yard. **? Thc,oftgirial Frcucit Edition or this Work is published in Paris at the price of t 6 English money, and the Copies are soldin London at 4 tittineas. . THE HISTORY OF THE LATE W.V., 'THE Publisher respeellully announces, :hat Mr:, .1 Stephen's History of the late War, from the cont. ineneetuent of Hostilities between France and Austria, in 1791, sill the Peace between France and Great Britain, in tans, will positively be ready for delivery, -and may b.:- had of ail liookseliers, on Saturday the who! May. The Work will consist of two very large and haml:ilind Volumes, Medium Quarto, ace(mtpanied with Maps and with copiotis and very particular Indexes, and will ba sold, for three Guineas, in boards. No. 71. St. Paul's Chili - zit-yard, May 2, 603. NEVER BEFORt PUBLISHED: In the Press, and in May will be-publisher Vin Five Vol 0 elegantly printed in thick Post Oitavo, Pike al. in ho•trus i l decorated with Pprtraitd, by Caroline Watson, and wit h Fac Similes ; also a common Edition in Five Velum's, Demy tam°. Price ass. in boards, THELETTERS amt other WORKS of t!te Right Honourable LADY .MA lt Y WO RTL MO NT AC U, .now first published,: by' Permi3sior,.l'vlia . (ii.; original Manuscripts in the posses.,ion of the i nost.N...Jlc , Marquis of ; lione of which have liithe..to bran excepting an impeded Copy - of the Letters from Cons: nople, and some of thc Poems. • • These Volumes contain her. Ladyship's Corrca?ondenee at. diarent periods of, her Life, viz. • ; 1. Before the year 1716. a. During Mr. Wortlev's Erhbassy to Corstrintinvl4 from '73.6 to s7tB. • 3. With her Sister, the Countess of Mar,' while reside•lt at Twickenham, between 1720 and 1736. • 4- With Mr. Vortlev, and her Daughter, the late Coun tess of But; during 1, residence' in France and Italy, 11 tween the.years 1739 anxi 1701. S . Also Original Poems and Essays, in French and Lag. lisp, by her Ladyship. To the whole is prefixed Authentic Metnoirs of her Life, By . fAMES DAI.LAWAY, M. B. Interspersed with Letters hitherto iiiipubliNheil, from Poptl Young, Fielding, and other distinguished Cluiraelers. Printed for Richard Phillips, No. 71, St. Paul's Church. yard. THE ENGLISH MILITARY MISSION INTO TURKEY, SYRIA, AND 'EGYPT. This Day was 'published, In One Volume, Quarto, price 'I wo Guineas and a flail, id Boards, embellished with nearly Thirty coloured Engray . : ings from. Drawings taken on the Spot, VAVELS in• TURKEY, ASIA-MINOR, , SYRIA, and access the Desert into EC VP T, during the Years 1799, iSoo, and,Sot, in Company with the Turkish Arm)'and the British Military Mission, which'Was sent ntt this Country into Turkey, under the Command of General KosuLE ; containing Details of the Proceedings and Opera tions of the Turkish Army under the Command of the Grstid Vizier, with authentic and circumstantial Accounts of the present State of those Parts of the Turkish Empire. • To which ate annexed, A Meteorological journal, and Observations on the Plague, and on the Diseases of the Turks. - • By WILLIAM WITTMAN, M. D. Of the Royal Artillery,. Surgeon to the Mission, and upwards of two Years' Physician to the Grand Vizier and the piin.a . cipal Officers of the Turkish Army. Printed for It. Phillips, No.. 7r, St. Paul's Church-yard. WATERING AND SEA-BATHING PLACES. • With Sixty Maps and Views. In the Press, and on the 14th, of May . will be published, pt ice nos. 64. in boards, illusttated with one, •two, and three View*.!e 39 the principal a Ptah of each Place and its Environs, and with other appropriate Maps, APRACTICAL GLADE to all the WATER.. INC and SEA BATHING PLACES, including the usual Tour in Wales, and a concise Description of the Lakes of Cumberland. _ • _ • , This Work contains every species of useful and circitm. stantial Information relative to the present state of tlic tivi lowing Places, and their respeclive Neighbourhoods, ad.tincit to the use of Visitors and occasional Residents. Aberystwith . Harrowgate Shaldon Bath Hastings Southend Bognor lsle of Wight Southampton Brighton Lyme Regis Swansea s Bristol Hot-Wells, &c: Lymitigton p Teigninouth Broadstairs Malvern Tenby Buxton -. ' Margate Tunlitidge Cheltenham Matlock Weymouth Cromer I " . ' Ramsgate Worthing Eastbourne Scarborough Yarmouth. Besides an ITINERARY of all the„ usual Routes and Post Roads from London, and from one Place to 'another, interspersed with local Descriptions i 'and air Appendix can.; Wiling Medical Observations on Sea-bathing, and on the Uses and Properties of the various Mineral Waters. Printed for Richard Phillips, No. 7 t, St. Pa.;'s Church.. yard, and to be had of the Booksellers at all the Watering and Sea-bathing Places. . . 01 whom may be had, by the same Editor, 1. The Guide to Loitdon. for tBO3, price is. • z. The Guide to Paris, tor 1803, [met ss. Both ofthernAlustrated with a variety of Maps and Views. LALEHAM, MIDDLESEX. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. THOMAS CHAPMAN, Of Richmond, Surrey, In LOTS,. On FRIDAY, the aoth of May 'list, at Twelve o'Clock, at Noon precisely, at the Bush , Inn, Staines, THE MAN OR and LORDSHIP of LALE. HAM, with Court Leet and Court Baron, .several Mansion Houses and Gardens on the Banks the . River Thames and upwards of Eight. Hundred and. Twenty Acres of rich. Arable, MeadOW, and ?astute Land.; tha greatest * part free from Tythes a. healthy situation, and situate in one of the best neighbourhoods,;, only we - mil , : train Chertsey, two from Staines, and sisleenfrom London. Further particulars may be had at the - CharOers of Mr. Graham, Lincoln's-Um ; of Mr. Thomas Chapman, Laical_ Surveyor and Audiower, Richntnmt, Sirius I: 411 "r Mr. Thomas Harrison, of Laleham, (wi n o will - show the raises); at the hush, at Staines; and of Mr. Horne, Attorney at t,avt, For COUGHS, CONSUMPTIONS, &e. PECT9RAL ESSENCE of COLTSFOOT culledTussi-lag.c) by the T HE. Herb waseotldi i.()(t; istinttishixt by . them, as its Name sufficiently cunveys, for its excellence m the Cure of Coughs and other Pulmonary Complaints; anti this lisserita: has,. in the Course of a long Practice, been.found the.tnnst sale and effeettial Remedy tOr Coughs,. Asthinas, Whrezings, sick v Com plaints,Consum ptions, Hoarseness, D e tt ux ior, tarrhs, Difficulty . of Breathing, awl all Disorders of the and Lungs. It gently opens the brea4,t,' and iiiinediately gives liberty of breathing, without any danger of taking cold. I t admirably allays Inc tickling which provokes frequent cough ing, and takes ofltlte uneav, sensation of acrimonious 'hu- mours,.cl,....alises the small glands, relaxes the fibres, and thereby enlarges the cavities at the vessels. Thus it regnLitly and quickly cure; the most obstinate Consumpti ons o f the. longest standing, if t a ken hafore the Lungs are Ulcerated: . I t cures all husky and dry Coughs, dissolves congeated•phlegin in the thorax, heals ran ness and soremss of the breast, mach and lungs, and gives immediate relief to those who, through age awl infirmity, are deprived of rest or sicer, as it gener.illy composes ;mutt contributes to make the remainder or their days comfortable and casv. 'phis Essence is prepared only hylaines Ryan, Surgeop, in Bristol; and sold, wholesale and mtair, by Irancis,Jestb at No. 4i , th e E ast E t at:of St Paul's, London, in price 3s. ed. each, duty included. N. B. As many Persons Zontinually _mistake Mr. New -Ivry's House, particularly Servants and Mci„.:,!ngers, ail Par. chasers are requested ,S observe,. that it is a little out of t h e 'general Line of foot fi Passengers, ve Doors front the r of Cheapside: . 4n( that rt Bost of Dr. fames, and these Words i are against the 1' follt itt his Hoitsd. vtz • " THE ONLY' H WAREOIIsE FOR DR. lAMES's l = ' POWDERS." COUNTY OF KILDARE. . T .a Meeting of the Noblemen, Gentlemen, .(3., Clergy, and Freeholders of th e COUNTY o f K I.- DARE, hel d at Naas, on Saturday the t6 th- of April, pursuant to a Requisition by Jo n N j os e l l HENRY, Esq. Nigh - Sheriff; for the purpose o f Cone, tulating our Gra cious Sovereign on his late providential deliverance from the Conspiracy harmed against his Life ; the HIGH Sasß ir hiving taken the Chair, Rosser LetTOUCHE t Esq. (Mem.: her fOr the County), rose and moved, That a Committee should be appointed to prepare a suitable Address, which .was seconded by four/ W or. vs, Esq. (Colonel of the Kit. • dare Militia), when the following Gentlemen were appointed to prepare the same: Robert Latouche, Esq. John Finlay, Esq. John Wolf; Esq. Peter Wolfe, Esq. Rev. Cramer Roberts, Michael Aylmer, Esg, Wogan Drown, Esq. Wm. D. O'Reilly, Esq. Edw. Henderick, Esq. and Richard Griffith, Esq. Ambrose O'Farrel, Esq. Thc following Address was unanimously agreed to To the KING's Most Excellent MAI ESTY. We, your Majesty's mest_dutiful and loyal Subjeets, the Noblemen, Gentlemen, Clergy, and Freellialders of the COunty of Kildare, beg leave to approach your Majesty .witl:- our most heartfelt Congratulations on the providential discovery of the late traitorous Conspiracy di/Med against your Majesty's sacred Person, and the happy Constitution' under which we live • • We Leann - with equal abhorrence and a astonishment, that a • project so wicked and desperate had been entertained by per sons•living under the mild and-equal laws which those Coun tries have to boast; and ive are led by the deteaion of such nefarious designs, to relied on the value of those Blestinga . which we enjoy under your Majesty's auspicious Reign. We most earnestly beseech that Providence which has hitherto shielded your Majesty's invaluable Life, to vouch safe to yoitr Majesty a long continuance of Health and Pros, - perity, and to us a continuance of that H Security and Happi ness which we enjoy under your Majesty's paternal Govern ment. his Excellency the Loan L t ECT,EN ANT , to know at' what .time he would please to receive the Address, and that on Whatever day his Excellency shall please to appoint for that purpose, the Sheriff; attended by .the Committee who fram ed the Address, shall present it, with a request that the Lord Lieutenant will transmit the.same to His Majesty. It was further agreed on, that the Proceedings of the - Meeting be published in the English and Irish Newspapers. The High Shedlfhaving left the Chair, Robert Latouche, Esq. was reqtrested to take his place, when the Thanks of, the Meeting were voted to the High Sheriff for convening it, and for his condua in the Chair. SMEDLEY's CREDITORS. 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