The Sun. — London, England, 1803-08-15 00:00:00

• . .1., , It s .11 j0,4-. , t • . ~ . . , --: —• , ... '‘; ) ' ,t: (-a te ` 1 t • or. . ,-,,•—•''''..", .• • ....,.* :*l4:-::414.'i. '\;111----.----:.... 416 '1.: :" .. , '''' •WilflP\ ‘0 '‘,.' 1 , \ ..._,/ • .., ....7' ..• " I . ' 4 ' . 4 ..4.0...4 ..'..,-.. p . .491.. • . I .-.' ;A l ibi, rli, • s.. • CO - tr w ..i 7•+...~ '1 ~ ''l i ~~ ' NUSIBER 3403.) MO NDAY, AJGUST 15, IPRICE SIXPENCE, • Under the Patronage of Her Grace the DUTCHESS of • DEVONSHIRE. ROYAL CIRCUS. • TO -MORROW EVENING, August 16, will given by the PR(ORIETORS, seconded by the Volunt ar yL ea l o f t h e PE R I:ORM ERS, the whole Receipts of the above Evening in aid to the PATRIOTIC FUND at LLOYDS, a - Grand Display of 11ORSEMANSHJP. 'For the gth time, an entire new National Grand Burletta Spec, tack, which has been a considerable tune in preparation, 'WitiVnew Scenery, lk.achinery, Dresses, and Decorations,. called JOHN BULL AND BONAPARTE ; Or, A'IMILETING AT DOVER. 'she whole of the Stage Performance, invented, writteni and produced by Mr. C.:kris s: • In the course of the Piece will be introduced several new Scenes, Songs, Dances, lac. Also an entire New and ApprOpriate Naval Pas Suel, by Mrs. PARK LA. Previous to the Piece a New Occasional Address will be vi'l'ulten by Miss Arip.sts in the Character of a British Amazon, concluding waft 'a new' Military Hornpipe. VW* the pat time, with new Music, :Scenery, Drebse'S, and Decorations, a Grand Naval and Military. Spectacle, called • THE CORSICAN PIRATE ; Tile - t RANu mAsTr. Kof MALTA. TO conclude with the popular Conde -Pantomime, called, THE KIVA L • STA DUES ; Or, HAR LEQUIN numoukisT. 'rickets to be had at the Bar of Lloyd's Colfee-heuse s and Places for the Boxes to be taken of Mrs. &minions, at the Box-olfive, where a ProspeCtus of the Piece may be had. Doors to he opened at Half -past Five, 'to begin at Half: past Six o'Clock. Box 4s. Pit as. Gallery. ts.—Second Price at Halt past To the GENTLEMEN, CLERGY, and FREEHOLD ERS of the COUNTY of CAMBAIDGL. GENTLLMEN. H IS MAJESTY having 'been pl ease d to s i gn i fy his gracious intention o:' confiding to my, charge the Seals of the Home Department, a Va'cancy has in consequence taken place in the Representation of the County. Permit site once more to oiti:r myself to your free and independent choice, and to flatter myself, that after thirteen years servLe, 1 may not be considered as wholly unworthy of the continu ;ince of your proteetion and esteem, an horniur which I shall . always consider as one of the greatest that can be bestowed. As. I inuleistand that the day of Election is fixed for44lon clay the 2.td inst. I presuthe to hope, that the' shortness of the time, :Aid the great inessure or public business in the present cunjundure, Will be indulgently admitted as a suf. ticient exebse fot nor paying my' Respects to you' la Person upon this occasion during the interval. I have the Honour to , be, , Vii the utmost itespeel and Gratitude, • • Gentlemen, • Your most faithful anal obedient Servant, C. YO.RKE. Cliarlei-street, Aug. 12, tBp3.. LONDON VOLUNTEER CAVALRY. _ • I N the 'necessity-which at present exists to make . ..J. the Military Preparations for the Defence of the Country a l c omplete as poSsible; it • has been deemed expedient that the CITY of LONDON, should add to the numerous Force or IN FANTRY, which the zeal and spirit of its Inhabitants have recentlY 4 enrollettin the various Wards, a REGIMENT of.cA VA LRY, to he called " The LONDON V. 0 LUN. TE ER CAVA I. RY," which is intended to set with, and assist, the IN FANTRY, under the Orders 'of. the LORD' . MAYOR and MAGISTRACY of the .CITY, on the t.sual C:inulitions of Volunteer: Service. • • or t from thought proper to limit the Regiment to Six ps 6010 8a Men each :01 these, three Troops arc al. , IL'ady enrolled, and, part of them are in a high State of Disci.. being the Corps for Med six years since by Mr. An., st Islington. This Coro has most laudably, anti scablishntlohlsomely consented .to become the - basis of the tin.pre' ; and has, by that 'means, aftbrded very portant assistatie - towards its early and speedy formation. His Majesty. has lixin graciously pleased to approve the Arrangement thus iii de; and John Proctor Anderdon Esti. Air Alderman Rowcroft, and seve ra l ot h er O ff icers l i ar the • three Troops enrolled, have be,:n already appointed. •The Corps is fully provided with an Adjutant, a Riding : !Master, Drill Serjeants, Trumpeters, Finders, the use of tteo Riding-schools, antl'of a Field fOr exercise, from the late ' ll s l .ithtton Corps ; and its completion will ho on a plan as consistent as possible with- et.onomy, and with the con venience of Gentlemen engaged in business. • . • • The City of London has, on every - °evasion, for the last r. • ten years.• stood highly indebted to the-alacrity, spririt, anti 2 e. 11 of the Light.: I lorse Volunteers of London and IVes t • ... n Vert' ater, whose assistance has always been readily affortied:bn emergency ; but,this excellent Corps, not being peett. . 141FI Y attached. to the City, nor ' under the ' Orders of the - Loni mayor, nor designed to actin constant concert and co , Operation with the'Volunteer 'lnfantry; it is, in the present crisi, ; aandexpeetation, of Danger, become indispensible' to • 4 " the proposed F o rc e to the existing Establi s h ments, in order to make _their .united CO.Openitloll • fettiye • for the Defence of .the Metropolis from any coratuo.•• tions or attacks. whatsoever. • Centlemen desirous of becoming Members of the LON. 1)0 N V OLUNTE F. R CAVALRY, may be furnished With Coiiies of the Rules and Regulations o.lthe Corps,' by appli . cation to 1 lie Right Hon. the LORD_ MAYOR, at the Afaitsion- V: House ;• JO'l AN DE itD()N, Esq. Fenehurch-street ; • Mr. Alderman ROW CR OFT, 13road-stre.et Buildings ; Or to Mr. AME S" WAT . s()N, Secret ar y to tll4 C 01,11.• mince, at• Lloyd's Colne-ho use ,• ilit is n ot d ou b ted. that this .Corps wilt very soon prove , n s ylfetlual i n zeal, activity, ' and diseiplimi to any in the ts.tiigtion t on a similar establishment. Mansion. house, Au g , 144. 1833. A LOYAL BRITONS; A NEW VOLUNTEER CO ttrs. IS MAIFSTY having ,been graei.,,mly pleased to approv e and accept - of tlio ottl:r of A Ll'. XAN b E 4 , f; DA V I SON, Esq.. of St, lamcs's Square-, to raise a Corps tt,t. Volunteer .1 nruntry, to be styled " 1,0 VAL BM:- TONS," the plan of y, is to combire economy with utility, Gentlemen who have . not already en;olled thernselVes .4re informed, that the UnitUrni Clothing of the above Corps ...0, trill not amount to the Sum of 'llltree Pounds, which, with ,tki`rtoderate Annual Subscription towards defraying Caitlin t!' Eqinies, will be the whole Expellee to which any Member ... -will be liable. Gentlemen i.llThis Corps not being confined to any Parish, .7,,irotts of joining it are requested to do so as early as possi .;!', without being deterred by having,. perhaps, a somewhat . vhtant residence. r' . p= . 'r 1 , : he Declaration Book. is open for Signatures at 011ic v e, 3S, Piccadilly on the North side, between Nva,llP`- !,t,r ( , , le )* t , and Air-strect), where Attendance will be given from 4t.n o'Clocic in the Morning till Eight at Night. • , By Order, :- -,-- • HENRY HILL, SECRETARY. ....... - .Ik.N Eligible EXCHANPE trt a COMPANY t. .iii an ohl Regiment at linme, with a CiTtaln iii' ' a R ' . e ' a knt in the West I udiel or the Army of Reserve, may be i s tra r, n 4 t io . f by applying to Mr. Johnston, of Craven-strect, I Ell` Seventh' -Bye Miles from London, te , • " o.rical County, Three Milcs from a Market and P o st in a Own, ' AC3001) FAMILY HOUSE, completely FUR. bl'N , ' N IS" ED, with coach.iiouie and Stabling, the !tight • rethi`.l"oting (-vier several Manors.. well . stocked with (~tme,, ~( I n the Nreighbouillood.OF i !tree Packs of FOK,liounds. ,1,,,:)r further partiCtilar enquire of Messrs. Myrick and tiro; tvatreri,„l Lion -square, and MeoiS. Witlf9fd t Colby, 'a" I*. 1444b4ry, 0ZC.)41.. PATRIOTIC FUN)). LLOYD'S COFFEE-HOOSE,OII Aug; 1803. AT a GENERAL MEETING of the COM- M TEEII" of the Patriotic F uilfk at Lloyd's Coit4e. house, Tuesday, the gth Aug. rSo3, Sir FRANCIS BARING, Bart. in the Chair, Read a Letter front BROOK WAT sort, Esq. Chairman of Lloyd's Coffee-House, anal also Chairman of the Commit tee for this Fund, 'ad interim, in which he states the amount of the Subscriptions which have been 'received, and that the Money'has been paid over to a Committee of Treasury ap. pointed tor . this Fund; at the same time that the Sum of ao,oool. Three per Cent. Consols,' subscribed' by the Pro prietors of Lloyd'sCotlee-house, has been regularly trans ferred; by which means he considers hiS responsibility to have ceased. And as the . Cominittee of Treasury fypointed: tor the purpose, and consisting of • Sir FRANCIS BARING, Dart. • john Julius Angerstein, Esq. Thomas Reid, Esq. Thomson Bonar, Esq . . john Mayor, Esq. Robert Shedden, Esq. Richard Lee, Esq. acknowledge to have received the Money. which has been paid into the hands of Messrs. Boldero, Lushington, and Co. the Bankers for the Committee of. Lloyd's Cotlee-house, whilst the Stock has been thinsferred into the names otHSir l'eancis. Baring. Bart. John Julius Angerstein,' Esq. and Thonison 41onar, Esq. conformable to the direction of the Committee. Resolved UnAniinously, Thai the Committee of the Subscribers to Lloyd's Collbe house are discharged from till 'respbtisibility with regard to this Fund; and teat the Thanks or this Cotnm►ttee be given . to Brook Watson, Esq. and to the Members of that Coin ntitteJ, for their able and itripartial -conduct. - It (LAI the tollow ng Letters : From Mr. FIER tor, Proprietor of THE SuN and of Tiifi Taus BRITON, Daily Tapers, offering to insert Communi cations, free of Expellee. From Dr. Lettsoin, in which he mentions, that although aS. a Qpaker lie cannot. contributc.to Military Measures, yet ht sends Thirty Guineas to the Committee at Lloyd', - • re. ghosting that it.may be applied in proeuring.Flannel coats, lilankeis, or any other Conitorts, winch Persons ex posed to . the Weather May require: From Mr. Robert Hoy, :‘l:inager of the Theatres or , War cestcr, WolverliaMptan,tlerciord, Ludlow, and Stourbricige, offering the- entire Receipt, of all exp.:nce, one Isliil;t's Performance in c.o.:II loam during the• Season. From Mr. Robertson, Manager of the Theatres at Hunt ingdon, Lincoln, Boston, thantham, Spalding, Newark, isbe.tell, Peterborough, arr.i Nor t hamp . ton altering the entire Receipts, free of all Eifpence,. of One 'Night's' Per tOrmanee in each Town during the Season. Resolved Unanimously, That the Patriotic Otters of- Mr. Heriot, Mr. Hoy, Dr. Let tsom, .and of Mr. Robz.rtsun, be accepted. The Committee of Treasury having reported, that in addi tion to the Stock subscribed by Lloyd's Collie-house, of 20,0001. Three per. Cent. Consols, and by an Intlividum tooL Three per Cent. COnsals, there , had been further sub scribed tlie . Suni of 1,13,6361. 1165., 3d. al)d - 114t from the lat ter sum they had purchased Stock,lo,oool. Three per Cent. Consols, and 64,c001. Three per Cent. Reduced. Resolved, That the preceding . Particulars he communicated to the Public, accompanied with the following' Address to be signed .by the Clutirmail : • •.‘ While the Committee have sincere satisfaelion in an nouncing the state 9k. the Fund, as above mentioned, they. are anxious to impress upon the mind of .every Loyal Subject who has not yet bestowed his Donation, the probability that occasions will arise Co display thoite heroic achieve:n:lns of valour ) , win entitle our inava4lailort 4 ind Soldiers, or their Representatives, to the warm and substan tial effusions of British Gratitude, The Committee acknowledge with true patriotic pride, that the Subseriptirn exceeds any floc has been recorded in the annals of our Ijistory ; but when it is considered, that every tinnier War sinks Into a petty contest, compared with the mighty .struggle in which we are now engaged , " single handed;" the Committee trust that they may appeal with success to. the feelings of every true Friend of his Country, ta lnomote the objects of this. Institution. 4. At the eve or such a conflict, the Seaman, the Soldier, the Volunteer, should know,.. that those who were 'dear to him *ho s t living, will, in the event of his falling in this glo rious Cause, find Protectors and Guardians in a grateful and generous Country. FRANCIS BARING, Chairman." • . Amount advertised 200001.. 3 per Cent. Consul. . . Money - - - - - - L'• 11 4,744 2 3 . The Merchant Taylors' Charl es Ch es hi re, M as- Company, per John t er of His Majesty's „ Dac , • - .., 1000 e Ship Magnificent s$ . Earl of bridgewater Soo 0 Mrs. S. Poole, of Wood- The WorshiptUl. Coin- find - 21 (.. , mm pan)? 01 . Staers 210 . o The Right Hon. Cltas. Dr. Turton .• - . i O3 O Yorke. . - too o B 4) ford, - Doctors' B. Va n S an d au - . 2 2 I°ln ti'oinniciva , . 2s o Joseph Hay, of Parlia- Richar d m o ss . 21 _0 • ment.strect .' - - sz to Joint Bagwell, of Ken- ' Nith. Nicholls, Queen... ningon ‘, per 'Wiliam) . street, Cheapsitle, ['tee- Bowdon . - . :WO ' o tory House, thiiii:llll . 52 to • Sir Charles Middleton, 111 iss tVogwooti, ot East- . 40 Bart.. -• ' cos o bury, Dursetshite . 2 4 5 R ev; -. H. G. Watkins 5 5 Miss S. Wedgwood, of Buditington and Sit,trp los. o ;ditto - 24 S Charles Minter tt . 0 I' rum 142 Men Serving in. Whi. Minter - .21 0 the Sea Fencibies at Lieutenant' . - C OlO O West Lulworth, near • , ' Ilactenzie, 13ertter 2 WUIVIlaltl under the '' • street , - ' 21. o .Cointnand of Captain. Vice-Admiral Uligh 21 0 . Augustus Brine 30 to Everarti Home . ; . 52 to Capt. Augustus Brine to to , Abraham Evans - - 21 o Fred.. booth, Spring. The Chamberlain otLon- gardens - • 52 iv dean, in/ the Corpora•- Peter lobannnut,Great tiori• . . 2,5,) , ) 0 Portland-street . 31 to. John Birecion, of llrol- John Pigott, Brockley, . tpn, NorrOlk, being toe . Somerset - to i 0 •• -1 Colsols 26 to_ The New River Com . value. um 5-, . . . H.' li. Sharpe, ado, 2 2. - patty, I . Kowe,'Sec. Soo o David P. Hearden t o Isaac Walker, South- Win. Hervey - so a •. gate ' - . too o Rob. Itingley, Tower at ci John Walker, Upper Jas. %Yin, Morrison,4o. 21 o: Gower , str4e . t• .; too a Geo. Short, Exeter 21 o From the N.mager of ,* elm Wilson and Son los 0 the Theatre at 'Vitt ', obit Yardley Veritvn to to mouth, being the full - dn. 'Sir-Win. Green,,, 'Reed - ins oft night's - Bart. Chandos-street, Performank.e. - . 26 7 - Cavendish-square 31 to Charles Molloy . - .cos 0 Daniel Medan, of Lon- ' Miss Wegg .. —'2s .don, Merchant so o Sam. Marryatt, Temple, too Neale and Bailey, St. Lord Somerville, per Her Paul's- —. ' 105 o ries and Co. • . - zoo ' 1. .F. Claridge. per Archibald Cochran tos Hoare-and Co. - 10 to The Society. of Darnard's Chase, .'Henry,, LL, D. 'lnn, per W at. liornidge 'Greenwich - to to Principal - 10 5 Ceo. S. Wegg, A6lon, Gordon, Son, and Knight tos Middlesex - - ,so a Itrewsters SzGillinoce 31 - to The Young Gentlemen " W .Garrow . , of Lincoln's of Mr. C.; Oodyar's A ca- - Inn - 135 0 detny,liencion. Mid- W. Flornby, per Her- - dlesex ; , • 5 o lies and Co. , - I:Da 0 Mr. Goodyer - 5 o It. Wild, Hackney . 5 S. Lord Harrowby 105 0 T. Jones, ditto - 5 5 T. Ryder, Beikhamp— G. -Bridges and Co. toy 0 stead , . - so 0 C. Roberts and Co. 3 3 Charles Ryder - 25 o Bury Hutchinson 21 0 Percival! Pott . - - -1 . o T. Curtis C a e t erwell 21 0 Mr.l3oyle; of Wal worth s s Turner a nd flay lock ~ 25 0 Mcichier H. Wagner so - o N. Gay, F. R. S. ..' 21 0 Capt. I.Walton,lt. N. ..5 a : . Stibsiniptinns received by Bennett and Whitc, at :11c Bar of this Hotta'. ' ' ' - ' TOWN-lIALLIVIARGATE. At;tast 1, I Uo3. 7 AT a Numerous, an 3 Reipeaable .vIEL iNG Pt !MIA?, i:AN Ti of tiut TOWN And holoch hew this day, to coh.ider ut an Atlaress to 1-its jt:ty Oka the prc....:1“. 41tuation rubitc, ,A4Lhrs; COBB,Fit CIS Esq. Deputy, iu the Clair ; The I).tputy having *mud the purpustt of the Meeting, the fullownig Addreal w.ts unAstiniousiy Agreed, tu: "TO ,THE is.ING'sII•IOS r EXCELLL:cr ms,llEsl'Y, " Wc your Majesty's most dutiful and loyal. SubjectSs the Deputy; Minister * Churchwardens, and liinabnants . 01 the Town ut Margate and I'olsll of St. bohn the'Llaptist, in the isle et '1 hatter, be leave at this momentous crisis to ape proseh your Majesty•with ,:ziiti4ents of unfeigned attach, meat to your Majesty's 1.".!r.;:n aiLi Government. . Although we cannot regard - with intnikaence the haughty menaces or our inveterate Foe, the general Disturiser ot the Universe, yet so impressed are we with a due sense of tthe protection which tuts Country lath for ages experient.e.i train the especial favour of tit.: Alini4hty * the - Supretne Dis poser ut all Human events, that we 4.11t11101 but look forwara with confident:4a to tin: s'uppurt of th.: same Being to tarty u$ with tt, tour through the al - Janus cundid in which. we ate engaged, tor toe 'defence or every thing dear to us as Clitistiaus, as Men, and a$ ttllLUtl&. - " In thi‘confidenc;?,'llieretole, and in the perfea convie.. *ion that we have Diet[ fori:ed into the present. Conti:st by an unpruicivled Enemy, .ictuated by vtovs of bouttoiess atuibr non, lo winch he rins , Nuthia as the 0.4 oar, We will be bold to :fissure *:..iajtsty that we are: not (legate. r.4:3.1 mini our Alli:esV•i%i, inaryour Mijesty may sa:ely rely en the cuttrage ana ali:zaioll ut your butkie.:t) " I(ciulYed .toilinottsl) . , Delioty ietlecst,:,l to sign the Address in 'the ham.: 01 tn.: Meeting; and that the Deptity, the Rev. WillWri Chapman., aid Jacob bavitisotis, 1..54. do wait on the Right Honpui.inte WitilAlll Watden; of the Cinque t'oits, how at Walitier Cast ttit the Address, to r.:iluest the .I.;vour of the Lord Waruen to present the same to His Ni.geltyt . ResoivW, !'ever these E, s( thitions be printed in the Ken. LiAtette l Tue SUN, JAI:i tree Niorriireg l'ost. RANCIS COBB, Deputy. Resolved Vh3niinously, That the Thanks of ti►is Meeting he given to tit ,i Deputy tur li.tving celled the Meeting ► atul tut I;is conduct iLI 014 clukir. At a MEETING of the GENTLENIEN, CLERGY, and Principal INIIAIIITANTS.of the TOWN and N E I GIL. • BOURtIOOD of NIACCLESEIE LI), in the County of • CHESTER, hetA tl{c Tow,n.Hall the 29th day of July pursuant public notice for the purpose ; NATHANIEL HIGG IN WITHAM, r Esq. Mayor, in the Chair; , • - - - - - THATan appropriate Address to His Majesty upon the present . critical situation otalliiirs, be forth— with . • That Mr. Mayor, Mr. Roe, Mr. A yton, the Rev. Dr.• ,Davies, the Rev. Mr. Ficapy, the Rev. Mr. Home, Mr. Deane, Mr. Newbold, dr. Wintry, Alr. Ryle, and Mr. lohn Daintry,.or any three of them,-be appointed a Committee to prepare the Address. I he Committee having prepared the Address, and the same being produced and , read, was approved. That ,he Addressibe sent to the Members - of the County,requesting thein to present the same to His Majesty. That this Address and these Kesolntions br. published in the Ths SUN and Morning C lsrottiele , ast,t ut Wheeler's Manchester- Paper. N. HIGGINBOTHAM, Chairman. ~M ayor having lett the Chair, the Thanks of the Mwripitilvere,ried to hint for his unabated-zeal and altcn htilte Cause. MOVr .GaACtOUS soyrar.loN, * • We your Majesty's Loyal Subjects, the Mayor, Aldermen, Burgesses, Cler - ,:y, and principal Inhabitants -of the ancret,t Borough of 11-lacciestiehi,• hutinkrsequest . permissioa to ap• preach your of alarm, with the your Throne in this Wannest assurances ' of alf:ctioo to the-person•th your Ma.. je.ity, of unshaken attachment to our Constitution ut Church and State, andwith a firm determination to spend our. For tunes and to shed our blood rather than not to transmit to our Children undiminished and untarnished, those precious laws, that pure Religion, and that honourable name among the Nations of Europe, which we have received front our brave and Loyal Ancestors. We lament the.stern necessity which calls us to this dread ful Conflict; but conti4ta at toe Wisdom and Vigour' of your Majesty's Coypubrew, and of the Public Spirit, Una nimity, and Valour of our ellow-subjects, we' doubt not, with the Blessing' of the Almighty,- God, to ,defeat the at , tempts of our Enemies, and not only to preserve inviolate the Palladium of British Liberty, but to hold Outlier saving hand to the Nations of the Coutinent4 •- • • ' That the•Aitnigoty• shed - hiS choicest Blessings on your Majesty's Person, Family, and Government, and long preserve you to sway toe Sceptre - of:I brave and loyal People,' is,the arnent prayer ui your .11.,Jesty's. most all ctioaate S OD jects. • . Signed, on behalf of this Meeting, by N.,IiIGGINBOTHAr I t, Mayor, Chairman. At a numerous and most respedable MEETING of the NOBILITY, CLERGY, GENTRY, and FREE- . HOLDERS of tne. COUNTY of SALOP, held at SlnewsbOry, the iota day of August, 4803 THOMAS KY N N ERSLEY, Esq. Sherilt, in theGhair; RESQLVED Unanimously, That the toll6whig . Addr:ss bz signed by.the'Sheritl; as the act of the Meeting„ . . TO THE KlNG's MOSTEXCELLENT iAj ESTY. We your Majesty's loyal and fititliful Subjects the No bility, Clergy, Gentry, and Frixtiolders of the Comity of Salty, beg leave, at the present awtul crisis of public affairs, to express our sincere and zeuiuus at rach mem to yuur , Via. jesty's sacred Person anti Government. We have heard with indignation , and abhorrence the menaces of an insolent anti haughty Enemy, whoili open contempt of every principle or justice, anti violation of the tilOSt.lit.it:!llll ZlttS of tditil, again equipMcti us to stand harth in op(oaltiun to its re4tie.,s and insattabie ambition, and we hasten to assure your Ala • jests of our determination to employ every means which I)tvitie Providence tias atfbrded.us of strengthening the hands of your mild and equitable Government, and of maintattung, with ittiremitted exertions, the cause of truth, of' linerty,' and justice, ,against that 91 perfidy, tyranny, anti usurpa tion& 'fhe spirited ails of authority for the suppression of vice and immorality, by whi.;it jour Reign has been dis tinguished, aral the - solicitude:tvtat4r4our Majesty has ,variably discovered tar the thaintenaoe:pt true rctagtan and piety in these Dominions, anord us t 2 Waist satisfactory , as.' smatter, that lite- mind of our beloved Sovereot is oceply 'impressed with a,persuasion; that is fightuti,n,2ss %t hien • exalteth a nation ; and therefore we rely with 'lli h.it con. flamed on your Majesty's continuing the adoption ut such Measures as will most etlectqaily tend to secure to us the protection and tavourOf,Almiglity. God. ", it is this constitution, Sire, which imparts an energy to our ofForts for the dcience of your .M:ijesty s Person,. and , fur the preservation ut our Church and Civil it is this which intimates us with it lively hope, that the • contliet in which we are itivolv4,t will terminate under the (twine , btessing with success, and selves to unite us in one common resolutt , iii to SaCilliue , OUl .20111.111eS and our lives, in . rewsling to the uiterniut,t the sanguinary atteinptS ut our ra pacious aLtt rtiyeterato toes. • 1110 MAS KYNNERSLEY, Sheriff: That the Thanks of this Meeting be given to Sir Richard Hill, Hart. fur moving, :and to nastuit 1,1; for seconding the Address, Lind that thq b.: :calm:Sten to, pre. sent the iatne to Hab Majesty. That Weil; Itaaulutions ut: inserte.i in Tru e SUN, Star, and Sltre:tvsbuiy . Papers. That the Titanks of this Aleeting he given to the fur convciting the sante, anti lot ‘unduct in the Chair. THOMAS I,..N:NNI.ASI.EV, Sltzttil*. oFFIc4 OF ORDIkIANCE, Auguot, isol. rirriE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of flit M.A. I yEs OR.D.VANCE do ber..ty giie N. .:1-e t teat Proposals will be rreeitied their gllire s St. Itinnanster,•an or before the Ist Settewl,er next, t1•4:4 Ptriont as may ir v. 1111,1 to anderiaie of rice 11,.1. died This of the best 'I L . prEv j:,,. the , Ordnance Sel vice at WOOLY/IC:1f, to bo deli.med lot the J;dl, l , ing Proport;ons, viz. is 9 "Tent &queen the isnfr of Mat. atr:''hi Ist o/ tso4, cr skiver ifemtvenient ; a 4,3 the "'urine, - My al 250 Toni to be delivered a! 14.11E4 be:lvrea the cf .7,4 and the.lst August (alums.. Thl Terms and (..onditions of the Contrail Play he Arto.lz , n upon' application at the Secretag's Vire; in Sl. 111.41 - galrt-otrt:J, dad' letweea Or. lloyns cf I en and Fooro'Clock. The Proposals to be. a at St. llarq.aret-street, min‘ter, sealed and mat tel on the vu:sfele, " (iropu4als fur inp plyini; Slates kn . the Service of the 13oorcl of Ordnance," of or bebte the lot day of S'eptcpnbet4 it-dxt, after übich day no €ll4, be admitted for the present C'entrael. fly Order of tlic Hoard, • If. CR 1;:ir. Sir. .1S I' IN 14 M E, lo t tr,-,3. curl RT of DIREC7'OA'S IL , . tr I' . ;:I) c4),10',41N }' Aft' CWAN S J AA' t , the East 1n.t% , 7, pit lierel:). ' , J . :a Silica, • Tk.vt a General Carat of I&..ia Coalttanr ".e iii At- hei'd It their 1. 4 . 4 40 7 :4tinV-streei, on I#l-.fttrtd.ii; 11. e r*stto.w; at 1!,.t u'Cit4 , (An Forenoon, on S4heeial 1171—Li RA .11S/I}', See: WIGAN, .August', complianceJN with the • Revell of a. Gene ral Meeting of Licntenantcv h 4 the Coinity • Palxtine of Lancaster mack:this Day at Ait, to the High she;if, fur - thepurpose o!•ealling COO N T M thTiNO t 0 cells:der thepeerssity of an ADDRESS to 1L VS •NI vs:ne, en the present critical and arduous Situation :51 the Country 1 1 to herehy appoint such NI N(; tu,he'telct at t et) U R•l' lIOUgh in PRESTON, in to siOd L:ounty, on 'PRI DAY the 19th (1.4 of : this Instant A o,.!‘w at One o'Clock. ISA E, Sheriff'. • N SUNDAY, ii, 2I st AogUst ,SERMON w1)1 be preached et Christ Church, aid of the PatTleti•e Subscription at Lloyd's,, for the IZiewagd, or Relief of those who may-.4tser or si : s;n4lia..e theirta,:lvot the itresent Contest, b) The Rev. CHARLES NM:A TIL A. B. Curah!ot Christ Church, forinilly of Exeter Cutiggei fo Oxid, and O of the rlin. Mau of War. At tniral Sir lames Smiinarcz, Bart. Col.... Limier. S.:. vice svdt begin at o'Clock picusely.- T F. It B EGINS DRAWIING o t , i,e sth of SEPTEMBER * SCI,IE ME. Value ofeach. }C. zo,cto No. of Prizes. Total val!!e. co zo o () 0 161,0 , )0 5000 10t0 S.:O IDD lizop DOZolo 39.... a 6o4 ; 0 2vc4 Y2IOD.N:t I. z(0,000' . sto3 2.4,00 a '.Vickets. First iirmn Ticket nth Day First drAwa,Ticket List Morning Are,part ut the riCKETS anti•SUAItES are sell;il.4.:lt every 1.1 C N$ E OVFICE. Anit the .1'12.121:5, PA It) .n Ls!: 1 i'rke.—Ticki-t `I. 17 3, 5 . 15; 0 - 2 4 6 4 8` t 0 griolually ri Half Q carter . . No. 4, Cornhill, and No. g, C.fiarinv,.crnss, 1,e11,10,1, rrBISI-1, ,PCopiric lOF of the alloy; oti.i.t:altiislieti • Offices, 'respectfully •- acquaints 1;:• Public, *that Tickets and Shares for the lottery, which neg . ins Drawing the sth.ot;next Month, .are• sellcog in veto.. • valnity, alufhtlie Prizes will be paid, as soon as drawl', bunt Twenty to Twcnty Thousand pounds. , Tim SOU-WIC is universally allowed be good .;there are but few Tickets, and .many, Capital , Prizes ; the Price is con. siderahly loWer than rZASt year, but wilt rise as the I)rawing - `approaches. Persons3n,,the Contr•ovishitlg to 'have Tickets . ..or 'Silures, may be supplied tile tame as if present,. by Sending their Orders, post-paid, accompanist.' by•gocti (sills at-shot; dates, Cash, I:ank-nOtcs, ur Post-Olfice OrderS, to T O. 4, Cornhiii., where :AIL llusiness in the Puitiic Funds is• . transacted with fidelity and dispatch. NEW STATE I.OI"I'ERY QWIFI' hind Co. \o. tt, Poultry, beg Lenve to inform the-Pobli;;,. that TI CK V.TS and tifiii lES alb 011 sAle, V... at their ,;irat y.,rl::;y. The LiAtery, which ravving the sth ot ;:jciitertibei, consists ot only 24,000 "l'iLkets; and the 41110thit ye the P ,4e3 is 210.0001. St.lieitics gratis. TO COACEIMAKERS AND DTIA , EItS: TO BE SOLD - BY AUCTIC.)N-, By M. MAQKENZIE, At 'the Ritedarium, Clren.str.:et. and Park -street, Cron. vettor..-stli±ar un . Tursdityi -Attsust. 16, 1803, Twelvo 1 N w Modern CARRIAGES,. And S`+ (MAO to orda for Exportation). i .„,(l„,i ; Ani, iuriot, three CM' fit:ICS, and it CO.lOl. ~1 wlii4l b. warranted. Aiso several otiL.l . i Post-chaises, Ctirritles, low l'oao. tuns kiwi (4As.; tiny anal Sociahlo oodiet, with Cattopi - ftu , ifs iiet* litudatt Currkie Carri.tge, dill ous other Atticies ut the-coiich.tuaking lin.;; - 'also several pairs of new alit; SUCMICI• It . - ar• SoctablesAu Sevi al new Matti:tit Chariots to be sold, ntade l t i Ift th e best Cats_, i be a ot t k %; l l3 Tlal d lS 4y, To viewoL 411p i . )cm ettini,, , t he sale, v logtWs ;nay be hat', at Mr. Lorin's, Plater, Long-Acre, anti of • the Andiime“. No. 41, Crzert-street, t;rosvt;ttor-square. Approtied 111114 at two Months will bet?keal in it tytlwitt. ESS L'X CA P ITA F RE . E 1 - 10 LI) I: A it.Nl, of Three I-1 unfired anti Eleven Acres, with Pusiiession Micit,ielinas ockt. TO . liE SOLD BY - AUCTION, by •CH ALK and M EGG , At the Cock and. Bell, at Rumford, on Wednesday the t7th' Pay or A uguat inst. at Four o'Clock in the A ftirinian (tin- Itas' sooner disposed . of by Private Ctuniact, of will be given) ' • A VALUABLE FREEHOLD FAR M. 'very sittiated in'a good Corn Country, in the Pa. Ilsii4;; Pitsca, North Beintleet, Nevrndon, and NVtcktorti,. in the County of ; consisting tfl an xcellent hartn. house, witit Barns, Stables, and t)ut-buildi'ngs, anti Cis.= liundretiand Fourteen Acres of rich Arable, Niead,ow, and I' sure I.iintl, in a. high state oi'cultivaticin, inuluding Tiitee A;:res . ;m,l'a'fialf of Woodhini - t the vi,lole lying 'cuinlue , t, ant within a ,Itini; . .Finice, and stinjea to no , out-going eat.. cept the LattILT A K. riiis Estate is eairtmoliously situated Within a,tttile And half -tierll a NitVlS,t . ttle Crckq;:, cuininiiikating with the lianies , , from witelif.,e Cot §itipliett tot tti 01101 M Mar kets, about milts trout Itilloth.ay, twelve tinny Brcitt wood, cighteen front Rolitt:,cd, ten ,rintt Roclitottl, and twelve utiles ft9lll CiiclttiStotd. Tno I'rem4e4 may be, vi►:trctl upon application to Mr. ta►ues Fairctulft,,ti►c'Tenant, who is under an agreement to quit the l',a;to at MlCll:tritpii‘ next, ; and ttirther Particul ar 4 may be known by ap,plying to Chalk and Niegity, tlto Abicft tiuuccis, where a I'iA(lst the Estate may Oe OVA. •