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Consols, given by the Subscribers to this house the Sum of 74,3121..0:kt had already been subscribed, Of which upwards of 28,0001. had been paid at the Bar of this Resolved, That the Amount of Subscriptions not yet re. teived be forthwith paid at the Bar of this House, and that the Amount subscribed, and all future Subscriptions, shall be invested in such Government Securities as the Committee May think proper. . That a Committee,be now formed in the order of Subscrip.. tiun front the first fifty Subscribers of tool. and upwards, the' parties declaring their readiness to assist in carrying into mired the purposes of this Fund; and that the Committee have power to add to their number the Representatives of Public and Corporate Bodies, qr other Subscribers as they shall think proper, and that Nine Members be a Quorum for transacting business; the following Gentlemen were accord. ,h t f.loaisa I Mr. Alderman Watson Richard Lee,. Esq. , Sri F. Baring, Ban. 14. P. (;eO. Ilenckell. Esq. lan Jullus•Arigerstain, Esq. Robert Christie, Lsq, Benjamin Goldsmid; 'Esq. R. %Vivant, Esq. H. P. Thomson Bonar. Esq. Germain Lavie, Esq. Thomas Reid, Esq. 1 , . S. Secretan, Esq. OcoNe Munro, Esq. William Whitmore, Esq. lapses Abel, Esq. • Peter Free, Esq. Georgeßrown, Lsq, Robert Thornton, Esq. hI.P. George Wilk, Esq. Cornelius Bullis, Esq. john Mangles, Esq. Sir J. W. Anderson, lit. M.P. ohn Fraser, Esq. Alex. C linnie, Esq. avid Winter, Esq. Thomas Warm, Esq. Mr. Alderman Shaw Robert H. Marten, Esq. ' Peter 11..;hie, Esq. George Wood, Esq. ioseph Marryatt, Esq. Andrew Reid, Es q . loratio Clagett, Esq. Tho. Raikes, jun. Esq. Henry Thompson, Esq. i john J. A ppach, Esq. . John flavor, Esq. WM. Maclusti, Esq. r. .l Idermarl Rowcroft 'Thomas Everett, E s q. At P. lames Warrc, Esq. Thomson Boner, jun. Esq: 101, , .iniiiii, Esq. (Mansion Icahn Turner, Esq. 1100 st-street) Charles ofitey, Esq. Robert Shedder , Esq. , George G odwin, Esq. • Ceo. Sliedden, Esq. - David Piko Watts, Es q . Benjamin Shaw Esq. Resolved, ' T hat the Committee have full powers to ap.: omit Trustees for the purpose of purchasing and selling the Government Securities, in which the Subscriptions to this Fund are direeted to be invested, and of applying front time to time all Sums arising therefrom, arid from the General honer, as they shall deem expedient for the objeCts and pur poses of the Subsetipt ion. Resolved, That the Thanks of this Meeting he given to the Chairman, for his able and impartial conduct in the Chair. . Resolved, That these Resolutions be inserted in the Pub. iie Paperit. IN. B. The COmmittee are hereby informed that a Meet-. ing will be held at the Merchant Seamans' Office, over the Royal Exchinge, on Tuesday next, at Two o'Clock pre cisely. at which time the Members of the Committee arc %elicited to give their attendance. ▪ Amount advertised zoasOol. ,3 per Cent. Consol, , Money . - - .. '.. .. £.66,72 3 i 4 6 The Governor and Company of the i ' • . Bank of England; . . 5,000 The East India Company, .. 3,000 • Viesoliell and Brogden tos o Cooke and Halford soS ° 'William 11,tyward .as o John laikson, Broad 'William Terrington to o srreet Zachary Macaulay. - s o lotus Trotter Thomas Palmer and Dr. Mat. Bailie Son ' - too o Whitehead, Howard, lohn Criff u lh e .., los o • and Haddock - zro o M. P. Touray - 20 oR. C..l3azett - los. o Todhunter and Relph 52 so Clement Sam. Strong 52. to Bruce, Do Lonthicu , Miss lane limes ' 2 a and- Co: • -• 3is o . Langston, . TowgoOd, were, Bruce, Simpson • Cazalet and Co. 21 0 0 and Tavlbr - 210 o Noble and Hunt So o john Fordyce - • sz to Capt. L a Roche, R.N. s o B 1 st erm an , Peters. Capp. Kailas, K . N. 5 0 and Co. 375 o Capt-P.hilpott, R.N. 5 °- Wm; Plant, a LS--• - . Rogers,. , Ohling and . • purer .. I I Rogers- - - zto 0 John Bygrave - St to Edw. Van llarthafs los' o Harman and Co. suc.---o- The Worshipful Corn m , W . Williams, of papy of,Grocers rocus., o Tenby - • 20 Or R. N;eholl,of Reigate tog' o The Right lion. the John Schmidor 4. Co. los o• Chancellor af the G. A: •Rcibinsori ' ' '4r o' ' EXcl)eriocr . - 100 o Wm. Edwards, Jon. •31 to The Officers, Non.. • Williims'and Co. zro o • Comtnissioned Of- Lord. Pelham 105 er, ,firet* Drummers, Rich, Gildart, of Nor and Privates of the ' ton - flail, Stafford_ RoyalCheshirelic., . thirc, per Walpole& gitncnt; by Lord' — Co... ' • ' . 315 ' o '•Crey, Colonel, 525 o Sir Wm. Geary, Bart. 21 o ohn LOwrids .. so .6 L, C. find. D. Povvel, Thomas Lownris so ck, and Co. - . los o Devaynes, Dawes, No- IV: White, and Sons 52 to me, and Cu. - soo . o Wolff's and Dorvillo Inc o hornet), Ma ens, Mar- Michael Heathcote ;trio tin and Wills . zro o Sir Wrn. Litighorn 200- o Ambrose Martin 'so o Simon Fraser .- to s o Adam Rol liitid,' Ad- . C. A. St e ph enson sz to vocate, Edinburgh toe o Mts. Ditto - 21 ~ Q. Townley and SOn tos oI : D'Oyly Ditto s o to irg4ldy, Franklin, Tad- Miss . . Ditto to: to dv and liradney los o Miss L. Ditto S 5 D ines Pycroftand Son 52 ro Miss J. Ditto 5 5 , atilt am Teo 31 to C. Ditadiu, Tun. 3: 3 Hoare, 11111, aid Bar- *- Mrs. C. Dibdin ' 2.' 4 , ___camel_- - . 375 oT. Dibdin . 2 2 . _. .cteatneli- .. __ __ ..,.. 1 Sao S 3 Jo , add, Wes't, and Mrs. T. Dibdin • 2 2 "' - sz so Manning,,Andcrdonp & Cl44ll ge Jackson- .-., 2 , o Hosanquet - 3 1 5 t. L. De Symons 52 to Rich. Lewin, Inn. 52 to A . , guitar, Dias,and S,in los o Capt. I. P. Dyer, R.N. 5 5 lames Henckell and - Marsh and Ciatd los 0 Co. . . as to Walpole, Clarke and Anthony Clarke S= 110 CO. ..6 210 0 Mrs. A. Clarke • 5 2 to Harris, Tames & Co. sz to Charles .1 ' ' ' son . ornlin 2* o Ransbm, Moiland and gnus Masseu & Son toy O. ~ Co. - 315 0 Caddell • at o Lord Hobart, per ditto los 0 Fsukes and Horner 52 to Henry Winstanley 52 to lioidero Lushington Richard Winsaanlev 52 10 and do. . 3rs o Alex. Baxter and Wm. Edw. Baber . 2 S 0 tlzir _ rso 0 H. Summey, for the Mrs. Eliz. Cook, of Worshi Mid Company s G I oucester-place s per. of Ironmongers los • Biddulph and Co., so a Jacob Warner, Sou, ... Colonel RA. Baillie, Simpson and Co. los o H. E. 1. Company's Charles Brooke soy o service - 21 0 Sr George Robinson, From the Everlasting' Bart. - ros o SOCiet yof E xcen t tics, Sales, Pollard a; Co. toy ei who meet 365 times a Gillett and Edwards 105 o year, at Mr. Ree's, N. Vansittart; M.P. Xvlay's-buildings, St. by Lees and Co. to; o Martin's-lane Thomas Preston .52 to Wm. Scott and Co. Mrs. Ann Ord too o Austin Friars to; 0 Tho. Alven - 1 E Drlnaldson do Graham 210 0 Mary Patlick „o s 3 Charlesße.ntley,,Char- Sarah Cuttlidge o 5 3 lotte-st. Fitzroy-sq.lo o 0 IA. Blanchard • a t o E ar l S t . Vi ncent 10 5 0 AC ymer, Ms laggart & Campbell & Anderson toy 0 • Co. - sto 0 W. Cox, of Oldßrent -5.5. and C. Tubier to; o ford - 1 arnell Wil liamson S e Augustus Thesiger lohn'Perry, of M oo r- Si gnora S torace , :Thea- Hall, Essex, per treCovenr-garden 2t 0 ?ha an d C o. toy o Capt.S.l.Balland,lt.N• 5' S 411 n Mills and Co. , )05 0 S ubscriptions tocciytd by Oennett and White, at the Bait' of II ik Ho use . „ 21 0 T To To INSTITUTION AT LICHFIELD, For WIDOWS and UNMARRIED DAUGHTERS of DECEASED CLERGYMEN. DTCRSONS.desirous of being admitted .Partak e rs J.. of the Benefit of this. Institution, are to send Certificates of their qualifications in the following . particulars, and of their good Charkier, signed by the . Minister of the Parish' where the Applicant resides, and by the Minister of an ad joining Parish, or two Magistrates, or other respeelabk Per sons, direeled to Thomas Hinckley, Esq. Lichfield, on or before the mist of SepteMber, 1803. ' The Persons admitted must be of the age of Fifty Years , or upwards, and Widows or unmarried Daughters of deceased Clergymen of the Established Church of England, whereof the Widows and Daughters of Clergymen who r have been Meinhers attic Cathedral Churchot Lichfield are to be first preferred.; and nett those of Clergymen who, at the time of ;their death, were resident or enjoyed any Betwfice in the Dio tese of Lichfield and Coventry, Or In any , of the Peculiars 'within the same; and lastly, those of Clergymen of the. Established Church of England in any other part of Great 'Britain are adinissible ; but'no Person is•to be admitted, or continue to remain a Partaker, who shall be possess ed ' of or entitled, in her own right, and for her own use and benefit,to a clear Annual Income exceeding Thirty P ounds ; the In come, therefore, of each Person applying (be it What it may) must be certified. .Urisatisfaaory or false Certificates as to any 9f the preced ing particulars, or as to Charatter, will subj cant to refusal or dismissal ; and no Person candeinand the e 4 the A pp li. benefit of the Institution but under the approblition and ad mission of the Trustees. The Benefits of the Institution will consist of a House, n Hse, containing Four Rooms and a Cellar, in a pleasant and airy 'situation in the Close of Lichfield, ant e 6 llOl Annual Income, not exceeding 401. as the Trustees shall think proper. Tanhe Houses will be ready tot the reception of Inhabitants y time after Michaelmas next, when APPoiagnents are intend_ ed to be made, at the discretion anti pleasure of the s, Trustee Persons . qualitied to be p art akers of this Instittition, who will be iutormid of that Alipointmetif Carly OrOdobcrnrxt. AT A GENERAL MEETING OF THE INHABIT ANTS OF THE PARISH OF ST. MARY, LAM. BETH; HELD AT THE ROYAL-MAK, VAUX. HALL, JULY 26.rit Oka, ROBERT SLADE, Esq. in the Chair. Resolved, THAT it appears to this Meeting, that the First Consul of France, having enslaved the People, whom he undertook to set free, and plundered anti subjugated all orders of the Inhabitants, rich and poor, of Holland, Switz erland,.and Italy, under the most solemn assurances of Fra ternity and Friendship, is now determined on the 1 NVA SION of this. UNITED KINGDOM, and is making the not formidable preparations for that purpose, That although this Meeting agree with Bonaparte himself, that the success of such an undertaking is highly improbable, and that he must sacrifice Army alter Atmy, if fie perseveres in the Attempt. yet the Threat having been denounced,. no thing can sustain the Honour of our Country, but the 'nest energetic and universal Exertion. It is not enough for our Reputation, that his Success should be improbable, it ought by the numbers and gallantry of our Volunteers, under the blessing of Divine Providence, to be' re.eatiered impossible.— By such a Conduct only can this -Kati on continue to enjoy Tranquillity, and have e disposable •Nrce hi the Hands of Government for Offensive Operation, and share the Glory of avengitik the wrongs of E t> , Pl against the Destroyer of its Liberty, its Happiness, and itet-lanor., That this Meeting; un thus calling upon its Fellow Citi.: tens to arm, hope they shall be excused for reminding them, w and are invited to Come forward in defence of the happiest and wisest Constitution known to the world; in defence of a Sovereign, who, for a period of more than forty years, has 'shewn himself to be the . Father Of all those who have the , happiness to live under theilritish Government. In defend ing objects thus sacred and dear, we deplore that our Coun try is called upon to encounter a People with whom England, wishes tolive In amity, but who, unhappily for themselves and the civilized world, have submitted to the degradation of being made subservient to the. Aggrandizement and Ambition 'of One Man--an obscure Corsican, who began Ws Murderous career,. with turning his Artillery upon the Citizens of Paris —who boasted in his Public Letter from Pavia, of having. 'shot the whole Municipality—who put the helpless, inno cent, and mlolE:tiding Inhabitants of Alexandria, Man IV°. man, and Child, to the Sword, till'Slaughter was tired ofits work—who against all the Laws of War, put near 4000 Turks to death, in cold Biped, after their Surrender---who destroyed his own Comrades, by Poison. when lying sick anti wounded, in Hospitals, because they were unable to further the plan of Pillage which carried him to St. lean D'Acre—whcf having thus stained the profession of A nns 4 and solemnly and publicly • • renounced the Religious Faith of Christendom, arid embraced Mahometanism, again • pretended to embrace the Christian Religion- 7 -who, on his return to France. destroyed the Re presentative System—who, after seducing the Polish Legion into the service of his pretended Republic, treacherously transferred it to St. Domingo, where it has perished to a man, either by Disease or the Sword , --and as it were to till the measure of Isis arrogance, has dared to attack what is most dear and useful to Civilized to Society, the Freedom of the Press, and the Freedom of Speech, by proposing to restrid the British Press, and the Deliberations of the Bri tish Senate.---Such is the Tyrant we are called upon to oppose ;,and suchis the fate which awaits England, should we, sultir him and his degraded Slaves to pollute our Soil. With these sentiments, this Meeting resolves unanimously, that they will use their utmost endeavours to carry into its fullest the Bill now depending in Parliament, for the better Defence of the Country. Resolved, That it is the - duty of every Inhabitant of this Parish, capable of bearing arms, to come forward at this iiri portant crisis, and voluntarily enrol himself for the purpoie of being trained to arms. Resolved, That a Committee be appointed to carry the preceding Resolutions into immediate died. Resolved, That every able-bodied Inhabitant be earnestly exhorted immediately to enrol his name ter the . Defence of his ;',..itstry, - in thG Buutisow 13roitarea for. that-purpose. Resolved, That another Book be opened for those to insert their names, who after having first enrolled theinselvei ‘ugretably to the preceding Rosolution, .may be willing to engage as Members of a Military Association, on such, or a • similar plan as may be adopted in the adjoining Parishes of Clapham, Battersea, and Streatham. - Resolved, That a fair Copy of the preceding Resolutions, signed by the Chairman, be transmitted to the Lord Lieute nant of the County, with an earnest entreaty that he would be pleased to communicate to the Chairman as speedily as .possible,lhe intention of Government, in regard to the ob. Jed of the Meeting Rewired, That the said Resolutions'be published in 'the following Newspapers: • Tux Taus lhiroe, The Morn. . inc Chronicle, Moming Post, 'The' 'rhaes, and the MornirigAdvertizert and that 4000 be printed oil; for the Pl distribu ted among Inhabitants of the 'litrli° a i r t islls. ceociveyrifg : That in the Thanks of this Meeting be given to judicious t a Chai r man'n daiciouscontiodto the in s tiie . the ccoimaril Chairman', r,n.attne(et ht dh fo et r ibek eh requested il a ou b ne l s e and thiined. tloe actf the superintendence of any Armed'Association, that may be formed in this Parish, until they are enabled - tuclet i l tu th i l E ir it plyn s t i ).Afilineers: Chairman. N.. B. Lists for Enrolment, are now lying at the . Royal Oak, Vauxhall, and at the Ship, Waleot . pla ce, for the sig. nature of the Inhabitants. T TNPER the Patronage of His Royal H ighness k...) the PRINCE of WALES.—linproved EXMBI TION of the young and intetesting INVISIBLE t;IRL of Mr. R. CHARLES, still exhibited at Saville-House, Lei cester-square. To the Nobility, Gentry, and all Admirers .of ingerabns Arts. The brilliant success with Which the icelehrated Invisible Girl has been crowned in • Landon by !numerous assemblages of Ladie . s and Gentlemen of the first rank, and the learned from all parts of the kingdom, Whit havoexpressed the highest approbation thereof , and d eclared .it re be . the most marvellous novelty they ever attended. 'This unparallelerrinecess 1145 excited the Inventor to bring his astonishing Experiment to the highest degree of perfee ,tion; and, in. consequence of new management, attended with considerable CN pzitce, he has. the honour to inform the Public, that the invisible Lady not only entertains, by a vu— ' riety of conversations in several languages, but also sings agreeably, and executes some favourite airs. and other pieces of music eu the piano -forte, Sze. s‘c.-open every day (Sun day excepted) front Eleven in the morn ing till Four in the afternoon; and front Seven till Nine in the evening. Admittance, in the day.time as. 6d. ; in the evening 3s. ARMY AGENCY 0 E F 1 CE, Na. zB, Manchester-buildings,. • Westrilinster. lEUTENANT TAPE' beg? leave to inform the Officers of the Army, and Gentlernen•about to purchase !Commissions, that he Continues to trans:4 Business in every :Department of Military Newitiations, such as the Purchase, Sale, and Exchange of Commissions, Half and Full Pay, AgendY, &c. etc.—Such Gentlemen as may be inclined to honour him with their Military Business, May be assured that no effort will be wanting on his part to etti:et it. It is reqiiested that all Letters to Mr. Tapp may be post. FREEHOLD ALLOTMENTS OF WASTE LAND.' TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Messrs. HODSKINSON, ABBOTT, and Co. Al Carraway's Cofree.house, Cornhill, on the 7th day of September next, ABOUT 946 Acres of valuable Heath Lana • well adapted for planting,,ontting of Heath, Turves, Peat; or the pasturing of Stocit, anti considerable part for Farming or Nursery Ground, situate in the -Hamlet of Friinley, and adjoining the Great Western Road between Llaisshot and Blackwater, a miles Prom London ; iu t 4 Lots.— lids pro perty is part of an allotment under the krimley I nclosure ; set Out conveniently for OectlitAtiAll. To be viewed by ap. plying to m r . T a ylor, Bowling-Gran Fartn, trimley ; and printed particulars may be had of him, or of Messrs. Haman and Birch, Solicitors. Chancery.laue; Mr.' Smallpiece, sur veyor, Guildford ; Mr. Abbott, No, 23, Shepherd's Nlarket, Mr: Hedskinsvn. Arundel-street, London; the principal Inn at Farnham Winchester, Basinotolte, Salts. hurv, Reading, Windsor, Wilmslow, Or at the place of Roy,AL HUMANE SOCIETY, lot.y 15. MONTHLY MEETING of the 51A14 , 140 E 3: RESTORED to life, to their Pilfems, theft Families, and to the Statti iB2; i —Such interesting and important events have promoted - !nth viclUal Happittessu and prevented Parochial Burthens ; the Public are tticreforte enabled to judge of the vast importance anti extensive utibty of this National Institution JOSEPH JENNINGS * Esq. in the their. The Month of Jane.. ' 4,213—Dr. Cut rmeatoNs observes, Mr. Ward's Child was brought on shore without Pulse, without ,<reatit, and livid: by unremitting exertions in the Society's piocess for half an hour the Boy revived. The Doctor concludes •' with humble gratitude to the Almighty, for his Wm.': an instrument orrestoring an only Child to bite and to its I . nticl Parents •' 4 , 2 2 9 ,—tv„ SMITH, of Weymouth, wastaken.taut of the Sea to all appearance dead. Mr. Pa tr a's skill,: zeal, and perseverance, produced the action of thu Heart, sac. but it was 'two hours .before he was restored to perieat lite.— " These are thy &rictus works, Parent of good." 4,232,-111r, ions CRANA G Lift: Governor of thl.: Hu mane Society, attested the extra( rilinary exci tion of men on a boat being• upset during . the hut ricane, witicn re. scued the rithecof a nutuerents family from the watery grave: 4, 2 34—The gratuitous deli very of the Resuscitative Process providentially stimulated tits map •to sewn, and to tint Youth's restoration. CAl.vsitr, Esq. and Mr. Pitatt'S M, A. attest this instance of success. Thelatter says, " . I am Ger. tarn the means employed were the mean.a which re:.,toted him to Lite." 4, 2 37--lost NWAt ts providentially rescued flom accidental death. Sworn at Gbildhall, 3etli of (nue, 1803, before tud er d o iv t ing i s . natehed W. . 4 J . . 23 S ra it u l d t- 3 T 9 ~ ...R r o h w e e t y h . i the e t i P m r o:c a n t : Townsend from an untimely and premature grave. it is proper to obserxe, that the Managers give. all possible en couragement, by liberal Rewards, to expert Divers. 4,240—Mr. GALABIN, Bridge-hlaste4. attested, that a boat was upset, and the Boys would have been inevitably drowned, if the Ite.wards of the Institution had not protnpted to the-most vig2rous exertions. .4,241—Mr. rtivr, M. A. attested, that. a Youth was restored by the common people, in consequence of .the Rea • suscitative_process being gratuitously delivered to the Public. Gooow LH, of Camden Town s was taken out of a well in a state of apparent death; hie Lift and Health were perfealy . restored by Mr. Andrews, of Greek-stteet, Solid, employing with skill and seal the various methods '- recommended by the Huntane society. The Rewards of the Society were paid for the intermediate Numbers, laudable endeavours being assiduously employed ' by the Medical Assistants, &c. The Managers have established Humane Societies in vad ous parts of the kingdom, 8:c. The Annual Guinea COll i 4 tutes a Subscriber; TWO Guineas one of the Directors; and Ten Guineas a Governor tor Life. The Summer invites all . ranks and ages to bathing, tee. consequently aquatic apparent death daily occurs, which'has reduced considerably the finances of the Institution ; the Managers therefore respectfully solicit the public assistance for the certain preservation of the Lives of the People. Subscriptions are received at Baron Dimsda'e and Co.'s; Druminant's; Messrs. Fuller, Chatteris and Co. ; by the Southwark Bank ; and Dr. Hawes, Treasurer, Spital.spiere. TOSE EL IENNINCS,' Chairman. • Signed by Order, fOliN IIIiAtINIONT, Register. NEW LOTTERY. BEGINS DRAWING the sth of SEPTEMBER, ito3. SCHEME. 'Yalu of each. of £.2000 , 0 No. of Prizes. Total vlue. 4 0 ‘ , 40 acsoop lo,oao Cocos poa ' 2009, IA I,ozo 10,C)0 5000 ioc,a 5 10c4 4 0 6.)50 ,c. aro,cmo A,. 20, 00,3 SoGo 24,000 Tickets. First drawn Ticket 7tli- Clay . First:drawn Ticket last Morning - Are part of the above Capitals. TICKETS S RARE S are selling at every LICENS ED OFFICE. And the PRIZES PAID on DEMAND. Price.-LTicket C. 17 a. , . 8 E!glith 1 4 6 - 4 8-6 Sixteenth 1 2 6 Tickets will gradually rise: Half Quarter, RICHARDSON,•GOQDLUCK, and Co. re.. spedfully acquaint the Public, the TICKETS and SHAKES in great variety of Numbers are now un Sale for the New State Lottery, at their :Offices, Ccirniaill and Charing-crass. N. B. Commences Drawing sth or next month, Sep. tember. ADDRESS TO HIS MAJESTY. A T General MEETING of the INHABI. Arx -TANTS of thiTOWN of DOCK, and PARISH of STOKE-DANI FREI., held at the Town-Hall, in the said Town, the 16th day of July , 1833, for the purpose Of addressing His Majesty, to express their Loyalty and At tachment •to his sacred Person and-Government at this ini ,portant crisis IT WAS RESOLVED, Ts,t, That Sir John St. Aubyn, Bart. be requested to take the Chair. - _ Idly, That the following Gentlemen be chosen to frame the Address : F. St. Aubyn, Esq. The Rev. . 'Williams. The Hon. Colonel Knollis. R. Nelson, Esq. Wm. Foot, Esq. J. Marshall, Esq. . idly, That the Address being presented by the Committee, and having been read and appoved of, it was resolved, that the same should remain for Signatures at the Town. Hall, at the Dock-Bank, and at Messrs. Hoxlandis, 'Congdon's, Heydon's, Philp's - , and Roach's, Stationers, until Satutday . next. 4thly, That Sir John St. Aubyn, 13art. be requested to present the said Address to His Majesty. thly, That the Thanks of this Meeting be given to Rich. and Mor ice. and Francis St. Aubyn, Esquires, and the Reit. ionatlum Williams, Cleek, the, Magistrate*, for .; on - rotting — this Meeting. ' • 6thly, That the Thanks of this Meeting be given to the Gentlemen who framed the Address. 7thly, That these Resolutions be signed by the Chairman, and be. printed and published in I land. Itil Is, and in Tax Sex, SW, Traveller, Sherborne. and Exeter Papers. . , . JOHN ST. AUI3YN, Chairman. The Chairman having quitted the Chair , Resolved, That the Thanks of this Meeting be given to him for his conduct in the Chair.- Town.Hall,(uly26, 1803. A T a MEETING ..f the NOBILITY, GEN '.O TLEMEN,- CLERGY, FREEHOLDERS, and other INHABITANTS of the COUNTY of ANGLE. SEY, held at the County-Hall, in - Beaumaris, on Monday the 25th day of July, 1803, (pursuant to Advertisement issued for that purpose by the Iligh S heri II), to consider of an • Address to Fits Majesty on the present state of ' Public Athig; ; PR/SENT: Sir WTI. BULK.ELEY HUGHES.Knt. Sheriff, in the Chair ; . . The Right Hon. Lord Vis. Rev. E. Lloyd. count Bulkelq. Rev. H. Rowland. Owen Put land Meyrick, E sq. Rev. T. E. Owen. Owen Williams. Esq. M. A'. Rev. Richard Griffith. John 13o4clianSpartow,E4q, Rev. Thomas Evans. •tVilliain l'eacocke, Esq. ' Rev. Henry llughcs. I. G. Lewis, Esq. Rev. Maur. Lewis. Robert Lloyd, Esq. Royal Rev. Ed. Davies. Nave. . Rev. Richard Thomas. Rev. J„ Lewis. Owen Meyrick, Esq. Wm. - Price, Esq. Win. Sparrow, F.sq. Mr. J. Jones. Mr. "Iliomas Jones r o:h sc hn n P ; r a t i i n c r e, ° t k 4 o u e t r i i l E o E s li g s e q ' s ~ Esq. ohn Price, Esq. owland Williams, Esq. I t Mr. Wm. Williams. Mr. Roberts.- • Mr. Tone ThOmas Bell, Esq. Mr. Allen, Owen Owen, Esq. Mr. tones. Rev. Archdeacon Smith. Mr. 1 - linde, Rev. I. Williams. Theßight Houourable Lord [Nikeley moved the Address, which being read, 'was seconded by O. P. Meyriek, Est . and unanimously voted. Resolved, That the same be• signed by the High Sheriff in the name of the Meeting, and transmitted to the' Lord Lieu tenant of the county, with a requemt .4 this Meeting, .that his Lordship will be pleased to preseat-the saute to His majesty. Resolved,. That the Minutes of the Proceedings of this Meeting, with a Copy of the Address adjoined, be inserted ,once in each of the Chester Papers, Tux SUN, and the Morning Post. W. B. HUGHES, Sheriff: Resolved. That the Thanks of this Meeting be given to he High Sheriff' for convening the Meeting, and for his ‘on duet Ott the occasion. By Otter of the Meeting, O. A. POOLE, Under-Sheriff. TO THE 101 , M's MOST EXCELLtNT MATESTY. • We, the Noble Men, Gentlemen, Clergy,. Fseeliolders, a nd others, of the County o f A ng l ese y, deeply 'lmpressed with a sense of Public Duty, humbly beg leave to address , your Majesty at this momentous crisis. " We are truly sensible of the various Blessings we enjoy, .urider a Constitution forced upon 'principles that embrace the equal good of all orders of Men, as well as of your Ma. jesty's paternal care in the Government and just administra tloll of the Laws of these realms. _ With these impressions. and impelled by every othe • r l'eeling that can attach us to our Country, we regard the pre parations and menaces of -France professedly witli;a view to our extermination, not with dismay, but as men conscious Of the hnporrance of the contest in which we arc engaged a contest involving no less than the preservation of our civil and religious rights, our personal possession, our domestic and social happiness, or, on the other hand, consigning us to the despotic rule of a foreign Tyrant. .whose power, acci, dentally acquirecl,, has hitherto been principally exerted in the subjugation of the People of France, in the overthrow alai plunder of def e nceless States, in rapacious extortions lion, involuntary Allies, in a solemn mockery . of the sandities of Religion, sod whose act of Peace, as it now appears, Con cialed the treacherous projed of a more destruaive War. We therefore humbly entreat your Majesty to receive the assurance of our most a.ealoos support; oolledively and individually we will exeit our utmost teats to repel every 'atteitpt et Invasion ; not will we suffer any abatement of the means in our poWer td aid the measures your Majesty mar be graciously pleased to direct for the general welfare. WILLIAM . Iit.II.KELEY HUGHES, Shera. NSW STATE LOTTERY. SWIFT and Co. No. 'I 11, Poultry, beg Leave to inform the Public, that TICKETS and SHARES are on sale, at their Office, in peat variety. The Lottery, which begins Drawing the Sth of September, consists of only 2.,,(40 Tickets; and the Amount of the Prizes is it0,0e 0 1,.... Schemes gratis. • , . • , ANNUITIES REDEEMABL'E. • TEN Ye4ts Purchasewitl be immediately given for Annuities undeniably secured upon Freehold, Copyhold, or long Leasehold Estates, where the Parties have an absolute interest„and on which (oyreason of the pressure of the times) Money cannot be obtained upon Mortgage. And eight Years' Purchase will likewise 'be given for An. unities for young Lives ' secured on the like Property, or'on Money in the Funds, where the Parties have only a Lite, terest. In either case; the Grantors will have the poWer of rcticcining the same-. Apply p:tr49ls4lly, or by Letter, to Mr. King, at leis house, No. 4, l(Ain•streqt, Ade!nisi. • Thia,Dar was. price 3s. 6d. LUCY OSMONI).,----A STORY. " A Pernale Culprit at your bar appears, Not void of hop; nor destitute of fears." Bath: Printed by it. Crintwell , and sold by G. and T. Rubinson, Paternoster.fow, tohaori. 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