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[PRICE SIXVEfItE: ....411•11 Alta GENER A L M EETING of the NOBILITY, GEN ' TRY, CLERGY, FREEHOLDERS, andother IN.HA BITAN"PS of the COD NTYof NO R FOLK, convened by Ithe High Sheriff, and held in the Shile-house at the Castle 'bf Norwich, on Wednesday the Loth day of August, in the year colour Lord 1803, for the purpose of taking i nto con - aideration• an Address to Hi s .Nlajesty upon the present , Bute of the Country; The HIGH SHERIFF in the Chair; • THE Right Honour`able Lord Wodehouse, the 1 Right Rev. the Lord Bishop of Norwich, the Ho !Sir towable Colonel Harboard, Sir Thoinas.Beevor, Bart. and ' kohert Johtl Buxton, having been requested to form a Committee fur preparing an Address to His Majesty, 'with dreW, and on their return proposed the tollowing Address : " " Noir GRACIOU S SOVEREIGN, We, your Majesty's most loal and faithful Siijeds • the Nolility, Gentry, Clergy, Free y holders, and oth,:r blnha , bitants of the County of Norfolk, beg leave most humbly to approach your Throne, and to express our zeal to promote those Measures which, with the advice of your Parliament, your Majesty has adopted for the Defence of these Realms. " Great and awful as is the crisis of the present moment, we look forward to its issue with chearful confidence, sensible at the same time that it involves in it the fate of every thing that is most d ear to us—the maintenance of your Msiesty's .throti.• and Dignity—the defence of our Religion, our Laws, sod I.turrties ; 5h..11 never be surrendered to that im placable Doerny who thirsts fur out destrualon. The judg ment of an enlightened People cart feel no hesitation between the mild sway of a rightful Sovereign, governing founcted in the w i s d om o f Parliament, and the arrogant - tensions o f an Li Surlier, acknowledging no right but that pre of • arms—no law but Ins capricious wi11. ,, And it was unanimously Resolved. That the s a id Add res i be adopt e d. and that the High Sheriff be requested to sign the same,in theltaine and on the behalf of the Meetirw. Resolved, That the Lord Lieutenant, the flight Sheriff, and the Members for the County, be requested to present the said Athlros to His Majesty, • Resolved, That the Thanks of this Meeting be given to the - Right lion.. Lord Wodehouse, the Right Riv. the Lord Bishop of Norwich, and the. Gentlemen of the Conimittec appOntted to prepare the Addiess. And Resolved, Th at a CM! of the s a ki Address, and of them; ftesolutions; be inserted in the Norwich Mercury, the Norfolk Chronicle 'l'n SUN and Star. • • • - Signed, by Order of the 4leciog, TIIO MAkHA R E , Ch a i rman. Ili Resolved, That the Thanks of thi s M eeting be given to the gh filieritf for having convened the same, and for his at- Unfits) to the business ot the Meeting. SUFFOLK • • A t a MEETING Of the GENTLEMEN, CLERGY, j FREEHOLDERS, and INBABITANTS of the - I COUNTY of BRECON, held at the Shire-Hall, in the TONVII of Brecon on Monday the' 15th Day of Aug, '0303,, . pursuant to Public Notice; • EDWARD KENDALL, Esq. High Sheriff, in the Chair; rrHE following ADDRESS was unanimously agreed to : " TO THE KING'sMOST EXCELLENT MAJESTY., " The Dutiful avd Loyal Address of the Nobility, Gen try, Clergy,.Freeholders, and Inhabitants of the County of Brecon, assembled in t heir' Shire-Hall, this sjth Day of August, 284. " MOST GRACIOUS OVER ZION; 4{ In tunes of great and trying circumstances, when unex ampled Dangers threaten the existence of oar Government, and the satety of a beloved Monarch„ it is the duty of every true and loyal Subject to testify his zeal, 'and exert his ut most energies to protect theta, . " Accept then this dutiful Address of your faithful S üb jetts, as a tender of their true allegiance. " We humbly beg leave to express our warmest Thanks for the paternal' anxiety manifeste d by y our Majesty for the defence of yogi . envied Empire, of our Laws, our Liberties,. our Religion, and our Existence; and to, express our result'. flan to aid and further to the utmost of our power, the Plans which yotir Majesty has been gra4ously pleased to adopt for the preservation of the Blessings We enjoy' se We tram: that, aided by the Divine Providence, :old united with our Loyal - Fellow-subjeets-, we arc competent to defeat the mischievous Machinations of a threatening Ty rant, We are well aware that our utmost Efforts 411 be rte.. cessaryto repel so formidabit an Enemy.; but whin we look • around us, and review that union which pervades your• Conn-, ells, that zeal and alacrity Which animate the exertions, of a Loyal and Free People, . Wit entertain a just confidence of • safety, and can even venture to congratulate ?our Majesty upon ,iii occasion ` which deClares to all the Worlditow tn tirelv you command the AffeCtions of the British Nation., "'May rite all-good providence of 'God protea your Per son, support your Govertunent, and assist the Efforts of your faithful People." It was then resolved, That the 'above Address . he present ed to His Majesty by the Lord Lieutenant and Member for the County. Resolved, That it is the opinion of this M eetin g , that the Plan for rais ing one Or more C;orp, of Volunteers be adopted, as the most elfeaive means for the. defence of the Country, ,and that each Individual in his immediate Neighbourhood be earnestly requested to exert himself in carrying the above Resolution into effeel. • Resolved, That the Volunteers be raised and exercised in the respective Hundreds in which they reside. , • ReLulved,.That a Subscription be immediately opened for Chathing and Arming • the Volunteers of this County, in pursuance of the above Resolutions, each Suhscribet reserv ing to himself the right of pointing out the Division or 'Hun dred, or Divisions or Hundreds, to which his' Contribution should be applied. • • Resolved, That the above Addiess and these Resolutions be printed and dispersed by Hand-bills throughout the Coun try. and they be also published in one of the London Pa ' pers, and in the Gloucester andiferelad journals. - Resolved, That. the Thanks of 'this Meeting be given to the High Sheriff; for hjs'conduct in the Chair ; and that he be requested to s,gn the Address and theke Resolutions, in the name of this Meeting. A GENERAL MEETING of the LORD LIEU. I X -TENANT, DEPUTY LIEUTENANTS, and MA GISTRATES of the COUNTY Of SUFFOLK, held at the White Hart Inn, in Stowmarket, in the said County, on Tuesday, the Aukust, 1803, for the purpose of carry ing into execution an ACI of Parliament, made alid pasied in the 4311 year of the Reign of His present Majesty, entitled, `-`. An Att. to amend and render more etfeetual an ACt , passed in the -present Session of• Parliament, entitled, An Ad to ena bl e HiS Majesty more elfZiaually to provide for the Defente and Se. : runty of the Realm during the present War, and tbr indemni fying persons Who .may stiller in their Property by. such nmisures as may, be necessary far that purpose : And to enable His Majesty more etteclually and weedily to exercise, his ancient awl undoubted Prerogative, in tecittiring.theMili tary Service of his lieu Subjects, incase of Invasion of the Real!) V' IiOYAL MILITARY (:"Qi EGE. Auk. 2a, i'3o3, - N ioltfonnity 10. the Resoloi;ort -of llii I . Convnissiontrs- Condui7ing the /I:braims of the Roral Ali i. tary College. that t.Er appointment. of and Afavi c rx Shall be determined bycompetition of N 1, 9 .11: the e:-,hertior hereby eve moiler, that additional Mastets thi folbtoing branches of Inltritßion,vbt: A rittunetie ' • W tit tlig; GOgraphy; and History, 'Landscape Drawing, aqdrenoing, nvat he 5t..‘,11. id at 'the yunkr Departthent of tie Said allege, .at ,eft low, in the County of .hrucks, in the cuat - se of hoe ensu; , :g Letters of application are to be addressed to the Reral 111tYitaty College, under cover to am Right flonwei . able the .Secretary at War, War-Office. . No Person nvill be ah,ronied for 1./..e. Eitablishment .t.c.boSe Charalier It'd/ vat 6rai• 1 1 . , t7 7 ter:lll9 ‘ A Collegiate Board cf . the' i; t yal 11.fithav'Calete tall 6e hild at Great 411arktv, o f 1 . :::•c,"0.the.1311, Sepirmtre N e x t, . i hr / iv examination of the Calliiia:i;e , for the 114;ve.meatiotra' appolin. menu: • Of L' ORDNiSSCiI', - Aug. t 9, iRo3. 'VHF PRINCIP . 7II. OFFICERS' 01 Iti.i 41144; yEST} 's ORDNANCE ,lo hereby glue t\' , ,tier, thtt i'rvitosais ^nillfbe recricia at their OfFre, in St, .M . arg.tret-firget, II ' Auteuil:ter, on 0' news !) , II.: pith ( 1 . thii instant .14gact, fret ;web Pers7ns as nrarbe n,,/ , :rtAke the S t ill ly • tfi NG 144,14, Ft4tE IG .\ I ROA, I :, r 'part/tient,. upon 4,,C,,restral perird f rake< The Teknui AeiConslitions (~1 the Cnir4ei m,t). be A• *l6 u n .upoit a IP/kali:on al tie Secrel4l . y:i St..,lll.argaret. tool, Day btrzceen the,b4ars of l'en and o'Cit?ek, subere the I's... pos.lls are to be deliverell,:sealed up, and inarked . on the.wet,ide, " .Proposals f;,r the .SnpplY of English (tr.4Forritl Ir. ,f,r the Service of llis Majesty's Ordnance;" 60 no 1 1 , , ..p03a1s cal be admitted after the said 4 '6lO la . ) , of August. - • • fly Order of the Board, R. 11. CRE.III 'Sec. OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, • THE PR ils/C • . isob Augt,olPA OFFICERS ,If llis M. 4. , I gO3. ;IF.•9Tri ORDNANCE , do hereby give Notice, that Propar.u, wifi be rewizie.:' at their Onice,in St. Margaret,treeti ireamiaster, on or bt:lre Tuesday the 316' of this intont, At; gay, front such Persons as may be wilting . to undertake the tiiP -0 of a Quantity of TIMBER,• f. 4. the Seri , fre of the ROY .41; CARRIAGE DEPARTM,E,VI at 11 - 001,1VICII, contisti , v of I , itEI•VE.D ELM 'MUER, 04K SPOKES, and elSil and,EL Al PL4NK. . .. . __ . The Qtt.'intity ' - uf each S'act required, tlgetherut , i , h . lbe - Terntt And , eunduions the autr.4ll, may be known TIPPII application 04 . '114' Seceela9": (glee, in St. 11.targaret-street, .lov Lf aj , A e t tu di, • 41 rt.. end Four o'Clcek ; tvbcre fly Proposal, are . e Pe" up,• and marked on the olitnde; • I'roposal3 cui the .Supply OE Timber for the Reyal Carriage I)opacrit)Wtt.er . : but I,Q Proptal can be admitted after ' • Ity ayier ti7e /kJ/v. , . , • R. 11. CREIV, Sec. MANCHESTER, August 17,'1'303. T BEALEIT, of Radcliffe, in th e Cou..lty 114 V As CI of La ithncrawnaster, Merchant, do h ere b y g i ve notice, that I wd myself from the Copartnership Concern lately carried on by !DIM Stock Green, lanies 13yticld, my self, and Frederick Handel, under the Jinn of Giton, Bytield, Beaky, and Handel ; and that the sa id Partnership, so far as r esprels myself; is thereby dissolved. JOSEPH BEALEV. OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, August 1, iRo7. rrilg PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of His MA. BEST }''Z .01?D.VANCE uh hereby give Notice, that FiVosals vvill he received at :MrOi,ce, in St. Alnrgaret-a:reee, fkistmlaster, on at , Arline the tst day 4f SeMemlo next„froin such Persons as may he tuiaing to undertake tOe Supo. if 1 , 17. , e flan. deed This of the best IPISST Mal? efaIND 41 4 .4.1 - IfB fir. the Ordnance Service at woqLll7Cli, to be delkieoed in the:l,ll*w. ProPor(ione,.VlOs: 256 Tont hitioern the . tph •If 1114 im.l the 'lst 9/ ytenr, .1 Soo, or sooner ; andethe furthir erupts tit) , of I . 'ons to Le deliyered at 111,,l'u.lieh tetwern the 15 tof a , ut the tst obru i n g. Ihe Teems and C.'unditions if Me Co*trati my be known upon 4PPlienti*it at the Stcretapyrs , . ellargaret.strest, q.,vbstleiee's the Llcsers of 1 en.an.l row' o'Clock. LOTTERY. BEGINS DRAWING the stit of SEPTEMBER, SCHEME. Vslue of each. , of . 20,000 10, 000 5000 moo Sao too - EDW. KENDALL, Chairman. The following Sums were immediately subscribed: . Edward Kendall ,C. iso o Thomas Maybery • Pcnry,Williams 330 o David Williams - • ss 54 o Henry l'ayne - 20 - 0 W. jeirreys • /SO 0 David Lloyd - • Ito .6 Tho. H.Yowell sso o ohn P. W il kins .16 Thonias,Watkins 15a . 0 ohn Mataid 5. 5 Thomas James 150 . o ohn Powell • - so .0 lons Lloyd - so o tohert Williams - so 0 R..P4ViCS - 40 oW. Williams - 10 0 .Kieharti Davies - too o Henry Davies • - .30 Richard Davics4un. 100 o W. Williams; Banker 3o 0 Thymic Howe Gwyn sop , 0 T. Bold - 3o 0 Win. Morgan - so 0 Thomas. Meredith so to Edward Morgan . so o I‘.l rs. Wil Hams, Duirryn to so leit: Wilkins so o Miss E. Day;es,Struett 10 to -ftigli Bold 50. o".• Samuel Church - 20 o 'Henry Allen. .) 4o .o D. Williams -2) 0 Wynter - •30 0 W. and G. North • 2t Hugh Bold, jun. so o john Llovd,Aberannel iso 0 gichard Davyt - so - 0 ‘ValtirVilkins, jun; so Theo.. Tones :. • ..30 Thomas. Milt:tins- ',o W. Powell - 3o Pricc, Builth 50 0 W. Wilkins :'- voo o 'Mrs..Witliatns,Pctipont 210 No. of Prizes. Tot 3i VA 13 Z b • 4t , 0 0 0 ue. 20,000 10,000 tiooo , 600 l jo&D 2oos 0 top 0 ,-- 121,e0 1.40,?* Tickets. s Vint drawn Ticket ith Day f irst drawn Ti c k et last Mornin g - Arc part of the above Capitals. • - TIC KETS and SHARES are selling at every LICENSED O FFICE. And the PRIZES PAID on DEMt‘ND... Price.--Ticket 4 . 11 4. - - 16 . Eighth • 4 9 0 Sixteenth 'rickets will gradually rise • rim Pr4osalt tl be 'delivered at St. My - wet-steed; Ma. foin,fer, tealed and nta!ked alt the otestide, " Irta gsal for sop ev; •Slates for the Serviced the. Board a rr li4 te the rat etly of Sertenibovtext, after whir/. dqv,,na (let will be admitted for the present C6ntrarl. • - 1.9 Order of the Board s 11;• It. Cl 4, is Sec. ,E. 2 to,Gclo " L . • 20,000 Seco f (..2rter EAST INDIA 110U.VE, • • . • : "nog ar rt 9,. /8(33. • . T T T E CO.IIIkIITTE.g of SIIIPPING , of the UNITED.) COMPA NY of 111F.RCIIANTS of ENG. LAND trading to the'Eart Indies, do berely give Notice, • ' tbe C'ommlute will be ready to receive Proposals in writ- J rated ,up, o,i IVEDNESDAY tin* 24th inst. Pena avf Persons .loto may be willing to supply the Companxit•itb • • , 001 5 1 AR. and e:.(INPAS, Such Proposals apre,ling therela the..1324 , e.5t pi c a, ar sall; nat bean opportunity of malting an) abatement. The Conditions of the ConiraTh MO be ,eeeis upon application .to Mr, 7,lll:lCoggan, Col to the AalitCummitlee, with woe tie . • Tend4r nuns! be left 6,1 . Tweve Oq.'llck at. My, *4 4.1. said . :24th insiant, beyond which boter'''not TenYer sill be raceivsd. J... • 2 2 6 . . ........ No; 4, Corrihill . ----."--i."— ig.c ri. BISH, PToprietor of the ahove- old-established • Offices,. respedfully acquaints the Pttyjd thet Tickets and Shares•lor the Lottery, which beglns Vrawing the sth ot next Month, are selling in great variety, and the_ Prizes 'will be paid as 5 00 a as &Awn, from Twerity. to Twenty Thousand Pounds. The .6cheme is universally allowed to b e good ; them. arc but tew Tickets, and many Capital l'rizes ; the l'rice is wing lower than 14t year, but will rise as the Drawing approaches. ** l'ersons in the- Country wishing to have Tic'kets or Shares, may be supplied the same as if present, by sending their Orders, post-paid, accompanied by good BON at. short Gt4te*,.Cash, I;anktes or Post.ollice Orders , Pis?), • No. 4, Coriihill, where all Business hi the Publle Funds is transacted with fidelity and dispatch. V LICHFIELD CATHEDRAL. ANTED. COUN'isEPcTEN OR VOICE; V- V the averate income of the 0 flice is Sixty Pounds per Annum, with an Official House. Testimonials of moral Charatier will be required, signed by the .I\linistcr cif the parish• in which the Candidate has.last resided. letters (post=paid) addressed isfewn, Organists Lichfield, will be duly attended to. Litheeld, ugnst't • • :or .A It OYAL EXCHANGE sTATE LoTTEIty No.BB, C orner of the Royal txchange, Coinhill,ovplev., London. VICIIOLSON anti Co. from No. 16, isespee.litilly -I- N . acri uaint the Public, that the TICK ET$ and •tan'ped 5I i A kt.S for the present State Lottery, that hogiii, bril \ mg th::: ;th of September7next (in tvhicit there are only 24,0 cm t ickets), are now selling on the loWest terms. 0 id.l.s froth the Country punctually executed, and Sehentes -at large :vatic The follo w i ng Capital Prizes have lately bcen Sold and Shared by Nicholson and Co. ' 1 2,191 ic Shares . 4 20,000 5,499 in Shares -k• ro.do 31,41 it 71sole Ticket 2.)`,000 42,7z0 in Shares - - - t 0,000 3 i , 7 8 S bitto . .. - 21:,' 0:30 9 u 65 Whole Ticker 10000, ,32a. in Shares . . loiooo 19 ' 004 Ditto - - .- to .000 44,014 Wlintecket . -' • in'.Shar's - - io,coO' 20 ,13 s in Stins% 2''''°" 17 ' °*5 WI l'•• •• . • " 2 3,339 Wh o l e Tic 7 t 5,00 p 17,049 . .tole I n.kct to,o 2iS,bi• Ditto .' ' t t . 5,06, 46,676 Ditto - . .-' lemon 34,5 71.11nt0 ~ .. .s)ve .52;6c.3 in Shares - - 10 ,7 0 00 '43i9 . 7 in Shares - . S ' °°6 ...• 19ii95 i ti)l ttt :pi t i- et " 5,000' ' Dezilic s m i ,„ - ,. / 5/00,.. 1 4 . 777 ..410.e 4 • , ts ....—y Or ~ . 2000, Z. is o, and /,', 500. , TlioutstaticlinNeYr tor Ptizes as'stin as raii., by,ther. %es of the Capital ad . o t her,.l i i i ii, 2 es told . 11, 4 In last Lottery, are paying I t It n• . , vlit s• e 1 m P P. 147-----7— IA I STANT I..()"rii . Elt Y for .1.,g03. Begins Drawing Septetnber.st h.icETs t i ,' l4 I. BRANSCOMB and C o . N o ..i t , H o lb orn , and ''. 37, Cornhill, where the first Prize of 3a 0001. ever snared, was sold hi one Half, cite "Quarter ntrc t° Sixteenth A ; and where likewise the allowing Capitals eighth, and vebeesod, sti4reits-alid regi tered, iLlinely, " • let . C. 30,00 0 Ts of k. 5001,. --- 2 , 0,0g0 a 6 • I °, ooo 49 zotie . . 'PPP • .• ' , ,!e.ikewise th am o re 00001. Prize;that ever was i llaied i e sat $ 4 great tof srml. logl . &c. ice. and bY`wh°l" the, (,),t‘i..ginal plan for stamping the Shares &c. .was transrol , [treat s t.; ' et4 profi t to ' — 'te Right. Hun. Lord North, which has increased top the Public on ' I otteriei since that tune, to ,a yeti" thovnt, Lo S , chci nes gratis• and ev ery particular relative to tlfe.present 1,.... r erY. may be had of 13ranteomh rind Co. , No. iI, 1101- 7.19, and N o . 37, Cornhill. 1,14 I tease to oriiervc,the present Lottery has two z0.,—...--J.Prizes, oil 24,00* Tickets • upwards offliiie"Capitzthr for every . 4 , 3 ,g of ) rawing, Iv is h I it tie more than tWO Blanks to a Prii.O. 4 2 e lowest Prlze 101. and • the tllll 4loney will he paid by vernineilt within two months after the ttrawiug ; there tore ' an culePutChaSe it, (‘Visiturtided by the :+boveYlr proiturs. It -, WARRANTED .fiWORDS. 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Eames Amyitt. Esq. M.P. N ichglspo CAlvert,,Ebq. M.P. dmund Boehm, Esq. TiIOMAS Hanuriersiey,'Esq. • IteIi.WILLIAM BAKCLAY's PATENT, • ANTII3ILIOLIS PILLS, a sure Reinerlyln all Bi lious and Gouty Complaints, are sold in London only ut the ElOonaorY. No. Bedtinti-streets, Covent-Garden ; and 4156' by B r "'" , 1381,1 ; Ilulgin, Miami; 'Dingle,—Bury St. Edmund's ; Turner, Beverley ; Marriott, Banbury; Donald snri.and Co. Brighton ; Seldon, Cheltenham; 'ao; Bristow, Canterbury; Gee . and Hodson, Cuinbridge ; I'hlllipson, Chichester ; Drewry, Derby zes ; Lowe, Devi Wales, Dover ; Harris,' Gloucester; vilner, I Billinge,' Liverpool; Swinfen, Leicester ;_ Pions, Leeds.;Atkinson, Manchester; Stevenson and Co. Nortyich ; Dun x n, Nottingham ; Dicey and CO. • Northampton ; lanes, O. ford; Beion, ; Portsinouth •, B u cklands, Portsea ; Nettleton. Plymouth"; Rusher, Reading t. Tones', Mallen ; Pe ewshu nny, Sherborne ; Collins, Salishitry i • ShrrY ; F..ketton, Southampton ; and A liderboi). ineheiter ; Hunt, WuNesteri Waticbard and yittlitetiliolme, York. • rassEwr : Tie Right Hon. LORD EUSTON; Lord Lieutenant. Righafort. Lord Rous s lt i i r g i:t j t i t a l s o . n o . it L v ord V ers , i s. Bart.ll roin e „ W C , o l g t h n a o s. l . )i l ie . ic r i :l , l l o l e e w r t s o e - , l :j i ti , l t . 1 :1 ; .;- 1 ' s . q_. Sir \Nisi. Rowley, Bart. P - I. Thellussen, Esq. Sir liobt. Harland, Bart. WM. Parker, Esc(. _ Sir 'lllos. Gooch:, Bart. And. ArLedeckue, 'Esq.. Jamts, Mingay, .Esq. Geo. R. Nassau, Esq. l'ho. Maynard, Esq. Richirl: Frank, D.D,. Rick. S. Lloyd, Esq. . Aolin tliggs, Clk. Charles'Biachley,• Esq. . Win.llutta, „elk. D. E. Davy, Esq. . • George Stone, C lk. • • .• John Benjafteld, ESq. lames Buck, Cik. Plampin, Esq. . Richard Muscly, Clk. George Wilson, Esq. •.• John G. Smith, Clk. • Robert - Sparrow,' - Esq. - 1.;G..1 Harrison, Clic. • - 'I. S. Gooch, •Esq. , ' John Plainpin, elk. ' John Vernon, Esq. • . . Charles Cook, Clk. faeob Whitbread, Esq. . Heory Hill, Clk. . • Thos. W. Wootton, Eaq. Charles Davey, Clk. , Riehardbloore, Esq. - • Peter Latlibury„ Clk. 1 antes Denton, Esq. • Henry Patteson Clk. John Marriott. Esq. . • George Betts, Ilk. ', Philip Bennett, Eaq. H. fleighain, Clk. George Bolden), Esq. . Orbell 1.1.ay, Clic. ames Oakes, Esq. . George Turner, Clk. J . Smith,• Esq.. At this Meeting two Letters . from Lord Hobart to the Lord Lieutenant were read, one dated July 30, iliob, and the other August 3, IEO3. • • . Resolved Unanimously, That at a moment so critical as the present, , when our dearest Interests ' are threatened by an implacable and inveterate Enemy, it is the duty of every man, whatever his rank or station in life may, be, to exerthiluself to the utmost of his meal's to give died to Laws,. which the wisdont of Parliament, upon, the most mature consideration, has thought fit to enact, arid the petted execution of which' will be the means of placing the Country in a situation so' commanding, as to hid defiance to every attack . which the ill-cliredett ambition of the despotic Ruler of France can rite: ciliate against it. To such exertions, we the Lieutenant, Deputy Lieutenants, and Magistrates. of the Cdunty of Suf - .. folk, Ore asserupled. pledge ourselves with all seriousness, 'confiding (as we are well assured we can confide), in the alive, zealous, and earnestco-operation of all ranks .of - our tellow - ,. sut-ijeCti in carrying into immediate execution' alfLaws,which . have for their okiect, the support of our• Sovereign upon the' Throne, the maintenance of our •Rights as a free and inde pendent Nation, and the preservation of our invaluable Con stitution, against every attack which can be mark uyon h, • front whatever.quarter of the world it may proceed. ~ R esolved, That we, upon whom the execution of the va... rious Laws for the Internal Defence of the Country depends, • Will, in conformity to our principles here solemnly declared, • proceed witheut delay to carry into effect the above-mentioned, Att. • At this Meeting Precepts Were ordered to be Issued, and signed bj? the Clerk of the General Meetings, to the Chief Constables Of the several Hundreds ond Districts, and Mayors and: Bailiff's . at Boroegli Towns within tie: several Sub divisions of the ..Connty, requiring them 'to issue Orders uneer their hands to 'the several Constables,. Tythinginen, Hisdboroughs. or others, OilicerS within their said Hun drals and Distrids, to return to the DeputyLietitenants with in their tespedive Subdivisions, at . the times and places heteafter mentioned, lair and true Lists in writing, n the manger by the said Ad directed, of , the Names or all the Mtn usually and at that time dwelling Within such respedive., Parishes, between the ages of Seventeen and Fifty-five years, (that is to so),. . ...• •• . . • For I Vovich.subdivision, .Menday, the nth August inst. at :the Shire-hall, I pswicit. • Beccles Subdivision. containing the Ilundreds of Wangtord • • and Mutford, and Lothingland, same day, .K.ing'S Head, Beccles. . , . , Blything llittuired, . some day, Three Tons, Y o xt o ot. Woodbridge Subdivision,. saute day, Shire-hall, - Wood . bridge. Hoxne. Hartsmere , and- Thretiling, . same day, Swan, floxne. .. . . . , Bury anti .Ixworth, same day, Angel, lury. ' . Mel ford.- same day, Swan, - Lavenlian .. '- • _ Pons • Meeting- loin no eentestly4econnoind to the re . sped,ve Minisuu - S, C/turchwardens, and other parochial 0111- cers of every Perish,.,agiveable to Inc• 13thl section of .the he. I,.re mentioned Acct, to lie aittirn; anti assisting, by every lowa • fir) means-iwtheir Tov..cr, the. ColtSt4blei, or other OtlicerS,. in m aking out the Lists directed to be taken by virtue - Of the said Att, and diViding .acid,classing the men therein to' be re turned, and that some one ut them do sign the said Lists, • Atesolveil, That the Proceedings of this Mecting,be signed hy 4 the Lord Lieutenant, and advertised in THE Sun, Star, Times, and the I psWielt Journal; and Bury POst: .' . • H (Signed) , EUS'PON,• County Lieutenant. Lord Rous having taken the Chair, ResolVed Unaniinnusly,- That the Thanks of this Meeting be given to the Lord Lieutepant, for his attention to the tyu i .sincss of the :dieting. ROUS fuR (:OUT, WIN l), SPA 6 I'AINs IN"Eith Cu. MAGI-1,, AND DEI3II.I'I'Y Akl - ItsiG FROM AGE 'OR OTHER CAUSES. • • • WALSH'S GINGER SILDS. • THIS Pie.paration of the Ginger is recommended for Indigestion, W ea k ne ss, Cramp and Pains in the Stoma c h, and in ail Disorders where Ginger or Cordial Me., dicines are necessary. They . are also serviceable in. Cold, flatulent, Gouty, R hetimatic, awl Paralytic Complaints, and Debility prising from Ake or. other Causes. Those who suckle will find them partictilaily adapted for that periodois thy jernove that,laittniess an generally experienced, correct Ott Mille, and prevent F lat leucics, so I,:t al to Infants. They readily dissolve in any liquid, and arc preferable to common Ginger; being freed from the impurities, anti the woody'and fibrous parts of the tont. The quantity of a tea. spoonful may betaken at any time, either alone, and chewed and gradually swallowed, orclissolvt.tti in a cupful of tea, or a glass of wine, or wine and water. , .Prepared and sold only by F. C. Walsh (Inventor), Cite. mist to Ills Royal Highness the Duke of York, No. too, Strand, London, in 'Batiks, as.. cal. and too. bd. each.— Walsh's Powdered C; mor, 75. 6d. each Bowe. • Ditops. .N ' iswrTrisTANi)lNG 't hi s celebrated Medi- , eine lias stOod the test of near . Half a Century, yet fresh proofs of its superior eificacy . are daily experienced. In Fevers of all sorts its reputation As indUbitaby. established ; but in the Black and N ellow Putrid Fevers l sa deAructive in hot . Climes, and in Llimplaints . produced • by' foul anti • contaminated :Ur (to use the es pressiou of a Gentleman in the . African'frade), it a divine Remedy: For' its' h'ealitia 'qua.. • lities in .the Gout, ltimuutatism, Scurvy, Astlrma, Consump tions, Complaints or tIlt: Stomach and Bowels, and its cot. dial elteas in the decays of Age, Ice. s,:e a Book of Cures delivered nratis, at the Doctor's house, c 9, Lower Brook. street, C rosvenor-square' where the Family Bottles, 221 i. duty included, only can.be bad, and Orders for Exportation are executed. Sold in smaller bottles, ,rice I as. and as. od. by. Bacon and Co, No. I so, Oxford-street, principal Veitd,!r , and by all other Bet ailers of Nletlieitics. N. 11. the Public arc particularly caritiOnecl not to pur chase : a chase of rhis,Medieine without a Certificate being at. .cached to each Bottle, signed by the sole Proprietors, Tito. 6 40-and Charlotte 11+ A liberal•allowance is tirade to Nit:reit:int', aed those who - purchase to sell again. , • To I IL SOLD BY At the Bull Inn, • Long Sutton, in 'the County Of . Lincoln, on Wednesday, the 14th ot September - next, At Eleven o' C lock in the .Forenoon ; rrliE very Extensive,• and Vxitt:tble ROYALTY, LORDSI;Il P,or MANOR of Farr - row, imi..T.A.st), in the said aunty, c•imprising Copyhold Mesauages, CottaAes', and l'ofts, tut d 52 : 16 , A. R. ao P. Of remarkably rich Land, being_ef the lair annual valii`e of 84331. 6s. out of which . there are annual . ltenta reserved' to' the amount Of PAL SS. 50. and the whole is subject to 'A Fine at the Will orthe Lord upon Deticetit and Alienation; besides which, a vast number ot casual Profits arising from L'achems Strays, Flatteries, and the probable' chance Of ;t considerable tract of Derelict . Land. as the Sea is Loowit to recede train that part of the. Coast. • Descriptive particulirs maybe 'lariat thellull Inn .aforc.. ant; the Peacock, at Boston ; the White Hart; at Spalaing ; this Rost and CroWn, AYisbaci. ; the Globe. at Lynn, kipci of Messrs. Keriti Pearce, and Kent, of Craig'ii-court a We4t rilinstm . 14()N MOUT1I:1.11 RE. " • TO BE SOLI) 11 , 1 AUCTION. On Monchy thC 29th at' August, IS.), at nig licaofort Arms,. in . the - l'own of Whitlow!), at Twu o'clock in the At. teTllOOll, • • A, LI. that Capital Modern-built Messuage, called -LA. 1: ANSA N READ CO URT ;.together lvith the Ma. not and AdvoWsoti of J.,ansanfreati, anti about One Hundred and Seventy Acres of exceeding rich Arable, Meadow, Pas-- ture and Orcharding, a very high state of cold. vation. The Mansion is. seated in the .ITIOSL ph . :4:',ant part of the tenity, on a Lawn gently rising from the Bayliss of the River Us k, in a genteel Neightvurhonit and ,i,, , ,ca)d Stiortios Country,' commanding most enchanting Views of the pur. rounding • Cotintry, and consists of a Vestihitte, Liorary, Dining- toom, Gentleman's Dressing-remn, liousekeoper's Room, Butlers , Pantry, Kitchen, anti Setvants, flail un the Ground Fluor; an eiegant Drawing-roam, app - roaclicd by a handsomo Alahogany Geometrical Staircase, and suitable Lodging Rooms, and Attics, Register . and Stove G tate;i, Carved and Marble Chimney-pieces, attached and dera.lied °dices of every, description, Double Coach-houses, Stall Stables, Dove-house, Ice-house, cm:elicit Kitchen Garden, ‘titli extensive lint Wall, planted and. clothed with; the choivist Finit Trees now in perfection; Lawn, Sitruhhery„ and Gfourid, laid •out with taste, foriningArttose ,tlivr a iiinst;clsirable Residence: Also a Dwelling-house, , welLgicettstorned Shop, anti about Six Actes of Land, together with a Craw*: 4,1..1 G.udeti, let he' prissesion of Mr. William Davis, sittiat4 in 111,! I%l:lilies of Langthanged and .Latuirth. . 't* great Road from London to Sollth ' Walet and jralstul adjoins the Estate, Wiliett is distant. froth Abergavenny live, Ponty Pool nine, and Monmouth eleven , Miles, goon Market and Post Towns, and near Coal and ,Liine, Forutharvartictt tars, apply personally, Of by Ltttair (1101 t- p a id), to M. loseplr Strangly, at I.4OSittlftMl COlIff; near • MonmotitliSva shew tag prealites); of to Nir. vey, at Russ, licretottlildre,., ' • • . •