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Resolved Unanimously, T HAT an humble anti • dutiful Address be pre sented to His Nlajetty, testifying our firm determina tion to support His Majesty by all the means in our power, in carrying on the just and necessary War into which we are plunged by the insatiable ambition of our inveterate Enemy, who threatens us with nothing less than our utter destruCtion as a free and independent N ation. I he folloWing Address was then proposed by jos. Clark, Esq. unanimously adopted, and ordered to be iogrossed for Signatures= TO THE KING's MOST EXCELLENT MAJESTY. lIOST CRACIOI./5 sOVEletiCk, , er . We. the Msvor, Aldermen, flailiffsi,Bergeases, h and ot inhabitants of the Town .and Ancient •Borough. of North. aroptun, our in at 'this time assembled, „be g . leave to approach your Majes'ty'S Throne with hearts glowing with the warineal afiettion and the truest loyalty. The restless and insatiable ainbition of bur inveterate Enmity, who has' again plus4ed us into the horrors of Wary and who, at this Snoment, -openly .tlirc.xens us with the total subversion of ent.stoviotra constliiition,•and the.destruttion at cvery,thing.., , *at to us as a free and independenfNction, irresistibly 'calls .ttpon every rte‘oripetUn of your Majesty's faithful Subjects to tiin.press furl With one iteirt sod one voice to ot t er to, your ajesty their firm and most active supp ort in repellin g , the insolent designs of t he Enemy. We Lire hapPy in-obeying the animating ; ; with the utmost reaniness. otter to your I%lajesty our willing, th oug h i nconsiderable Services ; resting w ith perfeel confidence on your Nlajesty's kind and paternal goodness in restoring to us, whenever it can be attained t;on. eistent with the true honour and lasting security of the Bri tish Empire, the inestimable BlesSings of Peace. • Resolved Unanimonsly, That the Chairtnan and the'M:rn bees' in . Patliametit for the Town be requested to Lin:scat such Address as early as convenient. - Resolved Unanimously, That the Thanks of this Wet ting be given to los. Clark, Esq. -for his Address proposed and adopted. Resolved Unanimously, That the Thanks bf this Meeting be given to the Chairman for his readiness in Calling the Meeting, and for •his proper conduct in the Chair. Resolved Unanimously, That these R eso l ut i ons be signed by the Ch a i rman, and advertised in the News Papers called the Northampton Mercury, THE Sus', the Star, the Morning P0:3„ the Morning Chronicle. and tho Birmingham Gazette. Signed by Order of t;,.: Nleeting, CHARLES FREEMAN, Mayor. A T a Numerous and Recpe.l3l)'.e MEET] NG .4 th eNOBILITY GENTRY, CI...EIkGY, and IF RE E POLDERS of the EAST RIDING of the COl./NT.V 4 , f 'YORK, held at the Comm , .)ii.. Hall, in Beverley, ,nit Tuei day.the It! h. Day ot july, 'IBO3, to consider of an A r)I3II.EStI to HIS MAJ ES nt on the present State ot A iMirs i• RALPH Clt EYi.E. Esq. in the Chair; Resolven lcnanimousiy. That, On the Motion of Him lohrY Osbuldeston, Esq. seconded by Robert DcniSon. E 64. the following Address be ;idopted " To the KINC's MOST EXCELLENT MAJESTY, ,emir cke t etoos tovtatta:!. , g We, Your Majesty's Loyal and dutiful A u bj e el s, t h e • Robilitv, Gentry. Clerg, and Freeholders of the East Rid ing of Yorkshire, be leave to approach yOur Throne, with tenewed Assurances of the Fidelity and Attachment wLich We always bear towards your sacred Petson, and our happy Constitution, and more particularly at this titn,;, when our insatiate Enemy, the reigning Governor of France, hath threatened an immediate Attack upon our Country, with a *slew to general Plunder, arid to reduce to Manly a Free and Independent Nation. " It is not for us, perhaps, to speculate on what may be I "tllotad..tti the vanity of insolerwe. or the ni;tdatsz. fr, them) succes i arui ambition. , but, we trust, if ever the First ponstil "t the French should lead the Arinies ot France to ible nvade England, that day will prove-an u s eful and memora. lesson to both Countries; to theirs, that they cannot vio late With impunity the Rights or Liberties of this Couhtry ; tong s, th a t, fi rm as our Forefathers, we can prize and still defend the Rights and Caws which they have delivered down to u;; and that when, by the favour ufihe Almighty Ruler ofall things, we may be restored to the Blessings of Peace,. tve shall long continue an happy and united People, under Yeur khjesty's mild and auspicious Government." Resolved Unanimously, That the Address 'be signed' by the Chairman. • ' Ttiat it he transmuted by him to the Two' Alembers for th;,. County, with a request that they will present the saute tu Ilis Majvsty. l'h.it aLopy thereof be inserted in the Papers of Tu E Sou and Star, arii, also in alt the Provincial Papers in the Neigh! boorliondo.—And, • That the Thanks of this Meeting be given to , 'the Chair . for iinpartiAity and tonduain the Chair. RALPH CREYKE, Chairman. lOHN. HARRIS .reipeaftiily idorms his Frie n d s and the Public, that he has Just oprtted Nns.. los !Ina to 6, ffigh.4 - lolburn, With a must r lertnt A,orrment ~f ,I„„mcn,Drapery, which he has purct-ised causidetably under ,the rclttlat Prices, wiz, Carhbrit; i‘l LISJ inS• cll. wide. 2 , 4 d. per Nird, (ii . clq yard and p half, ' ili Zi. 1V 1 tit finer q u a l it i es aßnally *heap, wit - raided to be I sd. per yard under the usual t i mes. Tarnltour„ Farren, Satin,. japan, and Italian Muslin Dressei, of mc most taiittoit,.thle eatterns. lrish4s, Damask, and Diaper Table Moen ; Irish', Lancashire, rout Russ !a Sheet.. fngel t.:Qrtilts aril Counterpane s , B e d Furniture, Cottons and Dimities, %%Alt .every'etlicr Article in ihe Linen Drapery BiAsine,z (fr , wm" lip) ing cnnneXion at Ireland, Niitnelicin t4 , and Scnti:ind), at v: : t i tech( Ad rates. MILLS. To LETT, for Auch Term of Years as may be agreed on, the S CITE of a lIILL, which may be easily converted to the use of the Silk Throwster, lVool Cloth, Or Paper, NlanuLaettiret 3 there is an abundant. Stream of Water peculiarly applicabl e for the, latter On/pose, Wi!li the advantage of a N a ll o f twelve feet, antl 4lte Proprietor allowed 'will engage to Ankh ita fair f merest. on the Plan of the War, upon being 4 , Particulars may be known, by application (if by L etter, Clr . P ai d) v) Mesa's. Gough, Bristun, from • "'" c P Inc I'retotis Are, ont,prre.thati twenty rnilesdistatit, _____ . ter s a l OLD PORT.WINI... . ter, sale the Candle, at the 1 - 4irnbro' .0 'ffee.house, Wei. do,",ne, T ower -strdet, at Twelve o'Clock, on Wednes day t ' l 2 3(10f August (\NE HUN i)RO) anti potent Pins nfFINE N../ .. • p t i . "Li) I'ORT WINE; -which. for the convenience of loasers, will be Sold in Lots el one Pipe each. • _,,-Ine whole inav be tasted on Monday the 16t, Toesday the 131,"tigttst, and nomorning of *Sale, at late Cato'to .ewliotlie Vaults, ,Old.street Kosd, near the Turnpike. Catalogues will be delivered by' jouni .REVNOLDS, ... __ """-----...—__ No. 6, Idol-lane, Tower-street. TYTIIES.—COLLOMPTON. rt co BE PEREMPTORILY RE.SOLD, to I Ysusht to, an. Order of the I I i ) ilt co , irt of Chancery, made Piuse whereon SARAH MiDDLETON c Wutow, is I e A L ! . ' ° i i f ; ;Ind JOIN RoßrNsoN aid others, are De -7`,12111X. behne Nicholas Ridley, Esc; one, of the Masters ;72 itA6ti4 4:ow, at the Public Sale-Room of the said outhatupton-huildings, Cliancery4ane, Lon. , I ?.l4:triday the Sth day of August. 18°3, at Three of , 114 . , Cloa the A th..rnooli in One Lot ; 1.. i• tilt it, "I y'1:1 - 1gs I c.allcd PUNSFORD v l e TH E S, sit- , ate in Cullum/46n. in the County of lial4oe brin ,11 the of We.rolorland Carlton, Esq. of 4 s ti L otiAl Particulars whereof may be had (gratis) at the said cl il ,t , s, it, SOU tharnpton-buildingsaforesaid ; of Mr. Twed ki C; raY e s-inn square, London ; of Iluthfteynald k Es 9. , b 4 .,"-r ) Pbn, Yotktatire ; of Mr. Kobcrtitarker, .C. 44. kton artitesaid• WEDNE!SIDAY, JULY 27, 1803. LON DON,I 1,Y;16,. t A a very numerous MEETING. of: WIER .r.t. CHANTS, BANKERS, TRADER, and otlier I NI rANTS of ,LONDON, anal its NEI G I,,tp t R. HOOD, held on the ROYAY f XCHAVG E this 1.)4) . , in co,nsequence of.publie Advertisement,. The following peclaration was proposed., and unanimously resolved upon : - - DE C LAR AT 1 N or THE • hiERCHAINTS,BANKERS, TRADERS, A oOTt•HER' • I.N'HABI TANI'S or 'LONDON AND irs NEIGH- - BOU KI - 1001). • WE; the Merchants, Bankers, Traders, • and other I tilut bi tan t s . ot London and its Neighburhood, deem it our bottn. den Duty., at tile present momentous peried; to !mike public our unanimous determination to stand .or fall wilt' our - King. and Country. •, . • The independenee and Existence of the British Empire the Safety, the Liberty,. the Lite or every. Man in the ting- . dom are :at stake. The. Events perhaps of ,a few Months, certainly. of ;Clew Years, - ate rudetenitine whether we aini our CINILITCD arc to continue Free ,frieti- and A-hintbers of toe most nourishing Cominuoity iti the World, or Whether we ,are to be the Slaves at our.,nrost 11cl111es-them .set4e„,l the Kaves yea. Foreign Usurper i . %Ye, look rut this great without Dismay. We have the, Host fi rm RelLince Ott tile Spirit arui Virtue .ot the People of tins Country: We, believe that -there exists a firmer as well as nobler Courage than any which Rapine eah , inspire ; atitt'we cannot entertain , such gloomy and unworthy A pore: hensams of the mond Order of the Worid,.as to think that lo Admirable a Qi.iiltty can be, the eSalusive Awn:tote rd Free. -bunters or Slaves. Wit fight for our Laws anti defend the dearest napes of bur Cniklien .-to inaimain the unsiiotted Ci tor, women we have 'inherited ..truni our Att‘es tors-7to guard from Outrage and Shame - Indse ,whom Nature has entrusted to our P rOtection -to preserve the llonour and Existence of the 'Country that gaveus Birth .fight tot that Constittitiou and System of Society,' which is at once the nimblest Monument and tire firmest tsol wark or Civilization fight to przserve the whole Earth troin the baroarOus Yoke or - Nlitit.iry Despotism ! -Wc tight for the In.tettudence of all Nations, even of those.who are toe most inatiferelitto out Fate, on. the most blindly jeulous molar Prosperity In so tr.lortuits it he Defence - of theSe'dear and sacred Ohjeds, we trust that .the ( c of our Fathers. will inspire us with a valour whicji will be more .than equal to tire daring termity (11 . . liqie Who ate , lured; by the hope of Pliindewto tight the likties of Attibition. , • • " His Majesty is abouttocalltipon.bis People.to arm it...their own llort4ee. We trust., end We believe that he writ .not call on mon in vain-that tile I , ltetnen of tlits• Laud , going tOi tit tit rue ,righteous silairse •rit their Country, . under the IW:wog of lioL44lty God, uili triti.ct the most signal .Chas us:nu:lit on those who' have:dared • to tweet:lt our I), sii . o,:- t il t , n' s - i t o C-i r :::.ls t i l r a 0.1- et tin, Memory . ' Will lon4 =;o , •iitt t ang uont‘ht rh,r ) not only vinuicate the tionour and estaalisi: tit but ala strike i also, to the latest S"raY tiu' -E"ii)lre)' Tyrant , rteri4vserve as' exameleto ott to give Courage' aid. Pope to 1114 *. . For: tilt ;10 Aininent ot•tilese gr t° ends,'ll,4peeessary that , hhatllli litaio ' tu ts 'but a ttntlODS, atati ardent, anti utit.ono Peoplet l it v the Public haitty.as Q Lines Int;r•st at we ; that every Mao should , in tin. Sactitice 4"''' U. his tint to his Cotintry 03 not itiog' (nor.: !n) "tuut a"d t na trtaii snould nturtnut at aiirt Xe(tIODS LIULY thia avvtul Crisis. m r" we ay impose upon him . t nvAri°ns shout 'yin" gird Faintness or Languor moot a 5 !" t C ' " d In 'no I ie II %i 11 J t bASCA •ercaolcil—ttt wc.shou unshaken Resolution to i.onouerij„ .tint we should look .. upiin notiiiiig as a Calamity Compared with rite Subjugation of our Country. .• We 114VC aIOSI sacred Duties to perr - oeni v.• 4 h - AVic ruost,ip: hlelsins, to pre,;:cve '..S,if‘ty.,•or . DICEIr indelthLi D . i - sg " r .e'.l ! " lntl:tUf ' a t lt' G iin!: l tUir a r " e h .: trieVabte Ruin. Upon Our ettbrts w 4 it ( t c :it. th e triumith ot Liberty over Despotism-or. I nde pendence Nationat .P'n erclects of universal Etupireatut, t v z ttl u t i y o e 4 r Use f over Barbarism. ' • ent we deem it our Duty Solemnly' to bind ouArstetvLitesll a to t f : l lC:l i t u other, aini•to our Country imn, in the most sacred' manner, that we will employ all our • exert ions to' rouse the Spirit, ant to assist the Resources Of the Kingdom —that we will he ready with our Services of every sort, anti on every oLca,ion, in its defence—and that we will ratiti:r perish together,than live to . 5,v the Honour of the British Name tarnished, or that noble Inheritance of Greatness, Glory, and Liberty destroled,, whii..ll has descended to us from Our Forefathers, and WI111:11 we are determined to trans-- mit to out :Posterity' - 1A COB 11004 NQU E Chairman. SURREY. \VHEREAS, in lint..ttance of the late Art of p a rliament fur the Defence and Security of the aild ala> ot • His Majesty's ,Order, by, ;bl( Lwi t b a ,i v i c v of his envy Coutieif to me direetetl, I have.appOiiited, with iota Majesty'; reprobation, the foll o wing Nolttlern,ll and Gerttienitki of the Comity ,to the itnportant otiitx of Supetinten dants'of the different Hundreds hereinafter tnen. tinned, oppostta to their ies(sedtve natile4. I •do hereby gods: notice to aft whom it may cuiteerti; within the Distrfcts un comand respeetrveiy, to aid and . a s si s t f th et n, a nt i to obey m le such orders as they shall Itont tune to time r4.:,..e1v0 i ron , t h et a . , or thoii, actin); Witter ihent,. Given under in) hand, at Epsom, tins atil day of July 18.3, itlthe 43d yeat. ut His Nlajest)'; ONSLOW,.; • • - His Majesty's Lieutenant of tile Cbuoty•of Surivy. East Halt - Hundred of Brix. Farnham. tun. R. W. Wood,.E.sq. '. • Lord-W.-Russel. W. Woodiolto, Esq. Lord'reignmouth. • G.ddlining. .' H. Thar:iron, Ssq. Lord Viscount Middleton, . - ...Wot 13rizion. J M. Molyncux,' Esq. Roger Pettiward, Esq. Rev. lid, , ,•ard I. ultimo: Robert liankey, Esq. lII.a I;)1E, th. ' 4ingStOn . I. S. Lort4o., I..sq. Sir Robert Beticer, Bart. . Rev. S. Al. Codskthall. Joseph liradney, Esq. W 0 I ton. Elinbridge. Hon. H. BouVcrie. Thomas Page, Lsq. H. Petcrs, ltsq. Edward Peppin. Esq. Sir Charles "i'mnot. Copitiorne. • . Reigate. G. H. Sumner, EA: Robert Hudson, Esq. jarnei . Trotter EA., . lark. Woad,. Eq. % t;odi,-,y. . !'amid,;... Wightwick, Esq.. • ' ' -,----'-- limner, I'.:.q. ' JalPil 1.0 ) -LL',..rer, Esq. Rev. IN: Coctloguti. Wokcing.' • C.:.roydon. Right Hon, Lord King. W. P. ILiturnopd, Esq. I. W. Westup, Esq. 1)..1t. IVarriii6tott. rI 'CONVULSI NS, ti. c•. EXPRR 11i.Nt..1; .has incontestably proved that those alarming Complaints to which so inata arc sub. jest, originate in pains in the head, pains iii the side or sto mach, or disorders on the bile of which being at-thst. neglected or 'iraproperly treatad, perva,le and vi.,,,Len the ' whole nervous system, and generally either ,reduce the Ain , happy sufferer to a iniser.,ble state of liCeoll4l Chi Id1)04)(I t Or peer cipitaite him to an early grave To avoid evils s~ rrcatly to be 'dreaded, and to remove those baneful died, of such tee-. (went _Disorders,. CHI NG's VAT ENT WORM 13)- 41F. NG ES are strongly recommit:n(4M by tii must Honno.r , able and Itespedable Authorities, who have _ thern4qlve4. and bugles receitred perfect cures, and genoitisly bear • UStifflotly to the tinpara relied efficacy of tit . ' 4 Medicine. !. it 6 opeoing P/9'att: on all oCciisinni t C Wtirin .i.o. nags are superior to every other Nlenicine, will kevl ) any Icngth'9f time, and.in all climates. . , Sold, wholesale, by Mi. holler, N. 4, Cheapsniel don ; and, retail, by Bull, Call well, Dugdale, Davidson and Keene,,Duildirt ,Dayidson, -cork i Batch, New-York I venbergen, Elsineur ; and most Medicine Venders in the 'United Kingdoms, to bdas.:s,. at ss. 6d. and 2s. gd. TO THE PUBLIC. • LLOYD's, Loan ON, Goth IDLY, ani. T• HE., eycaants, micrwriters, and oilier Sul). sctiters io this (Woke, having this day met tbr the pur poe of slttiq on toot ENERAL SUBSCRIPTION, 01 an exteriied scam, for the Encouragement and Relief of those who : may'be engaged in the Defence of .the Co.untry, and who starer in the Common Cause ; and of those who, may 4i.f,nahze themselves during the present most im portant contest : And reeling coadeut, that when our very existence as a Great and to pendent Nation. is at stake, it only becomes necessary to,pintit our any means by which the 'exertion 01 .• out:Native:Spirit.; and the application of our l'owertbl Re. syrces, tit ,y receive an additional stimulus ; they beg leave to submit to the liberal consideration of their Fellow-sub jects, the rolloWing Resolutions, which have been unani. ntously lit . , this Meeting, and presume to hope, that the 'object of this Subscription will be so pronioccd aid sandioned by Public bodies in general—by the hanks, and opulent L lisses of Society—arid by individuals of every Description; that the:Mite W tile Labourer, combining witn th e'iuuuiticeitt serration of the Noble anti the hest pledge of our Unanimity -shall knspite our Seamen, our Soldiers . , our Countrymen at large, with a well grounded Confidence in. the. Liberality and Gratitude of the Conan t nity ; an d •Oill inipress,on the minds or our Enemies the TIIAT Tii E E NE RG I ES .0 F. `11416 GREAT E.W114.k. ARE I RRESISTLISLE, AS ITS RE,SOURCIiS .ARE INCALQ.: - ULAHLL. ' BROOK WATSON; ESQ. IN 1714 Z CHAIR. On.a Motion made, the following Resolutions being pro dueed, were read, and passed unenimmisly. Resolved,. That in a conjuncture when the vital int:2l:.sts• ot-fitif Country, when the peculiar blessings which, onr.baloved Soreren,ii and :nippy Constitution, entlear.our state, 4%s'te involved in 'the issue of the present contest, When we are menaced by an enemy, Whcise haughty prestrin p, • tion.is grounded only on the present uniOrtuttatepesition of the Continental_ Powers, and when t,..e bet:alto he placed, tnr the moinent, as la'A barrier al; nst the trnril.sdbj q ation of Europe by tiic overbearing unfuence of France -1 t be !coves us to,. wet our .situation -is Men-- • -as• Freernen— ' but, above all; as 131t,l'Isk)NS.• On th is Alotic, with the Divine Aid, depend our Exemption from Ant Yoke climatic Desptism—on thiS alone depends, under the sartle Protect. tug 4 , owec..wilether. this Empire shall teinain what it nas for A g es bem, the Strzi - ;,ietis Supporter vt . Religion and Marais, the Assertor or rs own, ai:d'tne Lardiitn Or the LiOerties of" Matikinti, tne•Nurse of Industry, the P rOtOtor ' of the Arts and. Sciences, .tne Example Admit:Anon of the Worid —or whether it silall• beetnne an obsea,.ious Tri. binary, an enslaved, a plundered and degraded' Department uS s foreign Nation. . . • Itta Ived, ,That to give' more Effea and Energy to the Meastir:3 a,.,ipteit , by Government fur the Defence of our Liberties' ot.r Lives and 'Property—to Weight to those posoilat Exeltiort's'iVe 4re all readily divoscd to contribUtt, it itenoves w to hold out every Encouraoment to our Fel- Subj.::..t>, who may bz. in - any way Foe, in N -11:404 or anwiying our implacable Foe, and to prove to t tient that we.are ready to drain both our t'LIiSCS 411tt our Veing ttl ttUt Gaicar CaUir, Which imperiously calls on, us to unite the Duties of Loyalty and Patriolibin, with the strongest E dims of r.'alotts Exertion. , Resolved, ,That to animate the efforts of our Defenders by Sea and Land, it is expedient .to rake,- by the patriotism of the Comintainty . at large, a suitable Fund 'for their Comfort anditelier, for tile pUrpose of assuaging, the anguish of their Wounds, or palliating in sonte , degree the. more 'weighty ruisfortitne of the loss of Litlibs , -or alleviating the;distresses' or the . .Vitiow and Orphan -of smoothing the,l4'4w of Sor rw for tile tall of their dearest Relatives, the 'props or un- Indigenac or helpless Age—and of granting Pecuniary Rewards 9r lioiaourable i li,liiges of Distinction, for successful exer tions of YafiSr• or Merit. . Tact a.SubSerlption, embracing ell the objects in fin !iff , :rirtg Resolutton, be now opened . ; and to sa an cump i s po the. Piiblie Bodies throughout the United King do,„nd its Dependencies, and to our. Fellow- Subjetis of every c i, ss A rid denomination, that, indpendently of ("Jrour in dividlial contributions, the slim or TWL NTY THO SA r. 4 p ouN Os Three per Cent, Consolidated Annuities, part of thelunded Property of tpis Society, shall be appropriated to this purpose.. Resolved, That on Friday the 29th inst, at Twelveo'Clock preci se l y a .Gcneral Meeting of the . Subscribers tt4this Film! be held at this !l o u se, for the purpose o f a ppo intin g their Committee, and that the committee of the liguse be re (Vested to become, burl they are liereby coistituted a Com mittee, ad interim, for the receipt and management of the subscriptions, and other purposes expressed in these Re. snliqions. Resolved, That the Committee of this House, and the and the CitieS and '('owns of receive Subscriptiork, 1 13 n a , rl i r li s t i d ) tßll,:ingt,4licottrnorihileisr,equested to: zind,that such part ot, the hued as 'shall not be used for the purposes nu w .intended, be returned in proportion to the Sums subscribed. • Acsolved, That all Sums . ,_howevet small, which shall be ollZ:red by the:Patriotism or the 'Poorer C hisses of our Fel loW-snbjeCtS, 511311 b4..:n:i.:eptcd--til-p , Couse affecting equally the Liberties and. Lives of Pcisons of every description. Resolved, That these ResolutionS be inserted in the Public Papers. Resolved, That the Thanks of this Meeting be given to the Csiairn:an, thr his able and impartial concinet in the Ch.dr. (Signed) BROOK WATSON, Chairman. A , noult advertised a,o•:el. 3 per Cent. Consol. Money - 32,653 75 o G. V. Neutit*rg • tes 'O. Daniel Neale - 52 to Nasll 105 o Lcech,and 04111r:ions •52; to BenjaMin Lacarn s s Sturch 10 Wm. liiggioson ros Mrs. Thornton Astell los o Waketin and Qarrard to TO Thomas HarVeY aoo o Mrs. 130.:40AC, Wal. Edward Forster and worth so o Sous - Zoo o Peter Templeman, B. ',Maxwell and Rey los o Cole, jun. & E. J. Georae liurckett to. to Ede - 105 o Tnompson, Forman, William rorter 4 B2 Co. Icso florntrey ' tos o rsitch. Gray, R.S. Rob. 82 Goo. Service to; o par . 11aintitersle) s 2t Hay.lhorn & Roberts 5a in Newnhatn i ., Everett, (;:jlcpie. j 52 to and Co. - pa o Anthony Vandam 3o o Harrisoo,•Prickett, 82 • Amos Strettell ' 5 2 10 - 500 0 knit% Pittman .2 0 0 Rich. 11.:1141,y, Rex to to Cox,,Cutling and Co. 105 . o Nittcalle and Co.' • is •). Whitt:mkt anti Co. 105 fiUtchill4;. 21 o Thomas:Atlmest 5 0 Gen. Win. Pietou to; 0 Itaillon and Rankings 105 o i:x-Go i• '1 1 )o. icloti 1:c 0 Tabernvoi 5 5 1, 1 1 1/1 Upward 1 0 o taikes and /sicwhery scs o chur l" nt.mk,l., : y J O 10 Anti Palmer 14 o iohn ilatsol, sos o Thomas. Pi.klts to Jo •ltrv. 1 0 ;:a Platt .50 . . 1.1110 Viet .52 to George - l•teld - sz IV 1.00,•is huniand 5o . 0 Richani and William lohu West* 01 Iliddlng. I I a ‘h.:ty and ton • 21 o Dixon, Brett,and Mor- John Crawford • s 3 - ch ar ies Jtaratty 1 0 io lipliPl6teter,. Burgnister and flash 5 05 a • cattiarinc-street -3'. $ 0 lienry Ilittehlev so o Cierks nivt - Nlen in the Worshipful Company . l'olaaufaetory Vintnera,pet,Ren- lain.. Vert:, Nephow ton AVardosi . Ics o and Co. - reAWICI; Bulisser 1.1 Lubb 'ek-,and iii.4lll ors Cooper 21 . 0 Co.. • - „ I Alo Cooper and Co 21 Lubb°ok, Colt Co. :30a a Niichad Henity& Son 137 to john 'Neils, Captain T. t; 'Wart, per .1), It. too o R•iyal Navy J. V. 13rowile, 111natjun. :ale o mouth, Per W. rat too 0 John 53 10 'The Committee v,i , ,hing to obciiii ter ‘vh..O.C. Amount of Subscripdoos proviatii - to the Nicetin...: on F next, at Iwelve &Clock,. wilt timee: such li,nkers as have race' mtributions, to traiiiittis th: partrculars thereof on " u Sus o 105 2 6 6' 105 o .soo o rPRICE SI7XPENC.E. • OFFICE 1 7 0 f: 5/Cr 412 Q) WOVIVDAD SE.4IIE J. ' - 7. elf 15, ICa3. •. THE COMitfIAIONTRS for. tak;n s tr' fare of ' S 14..1" and 11'0(71\ 1 0h S E4:11131V., .6t. ber,:bp vi'pe notier, ;kat. thty 14 , 111 4t ..161a5) at their Of fire br . Sone, it" 'Place, at the lintel undermenuo4, la rrcei ye Sealed re , •dert, treat •with sari , Pelson: at ' , sip. Le tri ll ing" ito :11teitetta tbs 17 rd.rs . ,', and niiV)lA'; I? INEV NIF,CESCI.q IES f r SICK Ph'!. 1?1IS af WI .1? at tbs follOwirk Places, ior Twelve .11.-attbs rettalit „, 10 12 MAN 1 .; I',IOSS, treat% tri:rinf.4l.l)* inyla ST,II),LETO,N, hear Pelted, 441 di;to 2be Coriteat,i,or Kc Iri he - revdreel :aka S.rup it y f ti.. 4,4 I„. r . .fomance of hi. Cottrell. • • Farther partieulais ma" -Ae juw ton, appiyi n . at the Office of :be said Conntit.tionrer ;to C4'.'ain .P?e,land, ,4grrt Psi oNe, at if ) :0 - h Noma,' or :o ;14r. .YarrLwrs to Psiioxert of' 11:ar at Starept. „ • • • , - A's . render - ili he received aped. 07. - vr the (14 Trr.vy, nor-arty idde ti . the no,r‘i " be Ter/Item the ° wade t h er ef, and visievs the Parties rr . : •;gertt r,r 4RMY CONTR 4CTS. - rnissaiy , Ce,fteral't Cfce, Great Gecrge.street, . ,„ ./PLY i 4 'z' /7k ill Peftcrtts di" 5; l'oeet of Voeth•etTisie to A.mpp& 'Le C.7llemruvett it? er)e:Cre.n..rief 41111./1)1:171N(.GDON, Ncit(THANll'; ()X,Ft)ltl). - The . :112.iverire rat c*rremeare arte( jer -ex( ' ebeit l're•Potetir irt quoitiree, tr.llol ° 4td Arm) St,i)viie , ,, iviit he received at :Lit vtt II;( 5t 41.) . V 4. lot' tx:,,fth of 'lopes:, tsset reoxiT"id dt ric.ived :ifter 2' oft that dry. • Pt‘potalt mat be 'mode repareltly Jr lamb Cu,TCY, latiA itt N.:?isc‘ avd Resi.uvie 4 ,1 " 4 :1 . /;.ct ; te.:lls :V.'s, ?he plaage to iv p.1;4 1 . Tbr Attlictilaes rf tbe yr.tv : , t• had z' f off e! at iLis ggcr..hit . z...:cen the 11.5.,:s rtit i tLe 411 c., Four. ix the • NEW . FLUTE Itti;',lC. On Aron(lay Atigu4t 14t will bc 1, Flice Is. 6d... t TO be-. cuntinucd THE " ROSE, the TH,ESTIIt:, The SHAM ROCK% A eotuparucti twr [11.7 Ce•oilo, hlte• or Ywlin t. o• thionr::.! F.N; C:0 VCR, ultl. %kl • .. IR), 0,1 tiic po pular . b),11 - ; jj. Lon' •,. : • • , .1: i• ••, re.,,45, C. • 1,, .t . 't iik4lit.lo.—.." St. laincs':..-v,iect. Nit;Si CAI. SALO( , N, Pall-M4ll. D p..11)1411;:,'.; C.: I. "THE tik s . GRAND MILITAILV MARCHI , S, TIS 3 NI ENT s tdraetitoplae,lLoul, exprost,ly M. Kelly by Mr. Winter, Nl:istcr _or 14e .Chapel to. rne• Elector of Bavatia • andsCorupwer the h; :>;'e Tolarre it} the llay.niarket.J luinbly dedicated, by I..vrrnis..,iob,•t , ) Royal Highne is. thq. Prince , of W.los, kty M wh o ' re . specifully inforins the Public: the Secothl Set, .c/11:ii4,11q; likewise ot Twelve Military Piedvi, will' be ready tQ... (1;:_ livery by the moth olOeloher next this was pith. • Lis AI, price ;,0„' A Set of 1-t4iich Country biwct's cledic4teki, by pernission, to Her Grace: the Duiehess • BLACKING POW' H A D R E Y p i D l t . ronl e z w ;l• l _a n n v tl e t t :::(l 'or His M • 1; j amity, It s , ;r.t - e.ns the Leather, repels v::.; orttierves the fret; .t ;.... .‘,, . ita virtue evzry where ; It tv;ither .SOll3 .; flue smells disagrceably,:oecasioni trouble; creates expense. In Ilaxes t 3. oral ts, 6d, each Ako, grand purifying mixture, creartl, and liquid, ‘vltich rvst..‘res and preserv.:s the Tt..ps of lout•:; in all the htunit , of th..ir pristine paie or auburn•— , in. bottles at 3s. .ts: 641• and tst, • EaCh label will be SigfMt by the Proprietor,, '.lol4!rt dy, 3, BarnartPs I ail, liolborn." Sold by him amt by Mr. Barclay., and Mr. NiehOlson, Flect.market ; Mr. Rust, Htt ; Bunt, Lytrn ; Wnittick, Gloucester urrison, Rate; Hardy, Oxtbrtr; Gull:U*ord • and moil Hoot,. makcrs, Perfumers, Oilinen, Turners„ anct Venders or Pa. tent. MeAkines in town and e.ntritry. He likewise procures Boot Trees-and .proper lirasites. % rro BF SOLD,' an excellent CI-IA '.ll I3ER OR. • CAN of Six Stop, viz. qop Diapason, Dulciann; Prlncipal, rife c-nth, ttl anct, Corn,:t.- Its Tone rt. roArk.... ably smrect ansl tull it.*A4t.t. Peke LC4 111. quire at do. 1 r Jonn-titret:r, liarkelq-squ.trc, ltlitturneht 'nay De tried. ollE 501 1 . 13, a R , speil able FA ;vI.;T ifousE, with a coach-lious: anti tour-‘:;ta!I tot !e, At Ttigumontl), situ:kte4 on the Ocit, Just 61,14 lit for the rei:eption of it GiztEeci — Pal ticitial rov be known by Lottcrii post.parcl, nn apprication to r. ,; Blla Vesta, 'repplipouttl, w ho will 4hi...w Teignmouth, .oevon, July to, iboj. lAMAICA. TO BE SOLD, 1./RAMP I BRYAN, and PRY AriC AS . 1" Vlantatiotth in the Par . :sii Treiitivney, In tip, ! ;1 , 11 utiaiva, 11r,tinptOn Bryan C:3l.leiinS '13 . 35 fos 3S lOf which arc in , Curio:, Acres 4.t) iu Guinea and C. spoon Crasi, th rormtincivr Grounds, Wood, ltoails, I otervaU, eze. utid 308 Sl;,les. 2 5 0 head or Stook. The Work ate situ:Ale ifoin Rio Buena,: Where the produco is shipped, • anti the Estate is in the most t.t.iisottabli; pert ot.tlie Varisli, end ,ludo last Veer ajo HO4sheatis of Sugar, attd 145 Qt . IZ UM. • , . 1 13ry;u Cattle contains 1402 Acres of Land, or 3,7.4 Acres tire in Canes, Guiiity Common Pasture, 38 in 14e. ,r'errieriod.,r irt Negro Grounds Pimento and ‘Vo,al, and, 1,63 levci;, and 120 .bead orStoi:k. Tlt4 l'uyerly adjoins W.:111[31,M and the %Yorks are about ilia Miles !Toni tlit. :a Rio BuinO. `rids , Esc.ite has 1, 1 , 4 1 ) , tirade last Year 232. Li.% A;C:14.11: 130 h.411C40114 Ot Rum, and 330 tiao•o; t"imento. rfherd is a cepital sett of Works on each Estate, and a lar.ol and NaKnitiucnt Mitusion-houe and Otthottices 'on lit'vait . (,!;15tio, in :114C:44'11'0, and licdthful Situation. . • • , , , for tiirthqt potlcutiirs, aN7l}.`tr. lani6s Gallaway, Es..,q, the. Mannker ut the Estritei; [Win ll•othd, gud Rikvrt \Vit. Esqrs, at SpaniAt Town, in ; ,whit r.sq. MAO:44Iw ; c3c..utge ;sq.: ; or to Richard and P„ Snawc,. Solicitots tti‘:\v I.tindon, - whet,: a. the Eritiltes ttuty lre FOR COU'I 7 , WIND, SPA MS, PAINS . IN THE S'i't).: AND..t.)EIIILITY ARISING yttom'Aca: Ott ortiF.R. cAusEs. • ‘vA.l.sltei c I NGEI2 SEEDS. • ITS Prt'pnratini) or die 'Gii~ hex is nt cc for Indigevion t We4kneas, Cramp - and ,l ) riftiS in the . stonu,:h, and ni all Disorder, - when.: Guir,er cr :licitte . s are 11 , :ce 4ae. They are ialso aetyn;c:inie in .t.i:vl4e . (;')ult 7 ,' Rhetltnatte, - tytiraty.lc Corricitaint< And I.)ebtlity arising; front Age•cr other Causes: Tlio4) . ivh) will find theat }win:Warty adapted for that perioth, 41:4 illry remove that faintness so expetien.t: the Milk, anti. prevex. dill:nicks,• so fatal In They' readily dissOLve ioy litlttt 1, . anti are ;:.,refitr ;hi: to coma - ion Ginger, being freed -from the woodyand tht" , I o•it . tti a . spoonitri ntay be ill •en at any time, eithor: ion:, and Jad gradually swi-now,M, ordiov)ived La a cup u i ut A 1043$ of Witt(' 4.1 , d Wgtur, - Prepared ante tol,i only by F. C. V...tlsh C! ; e.. mist. to ills. Royal }{4dineirs the I)til , :e ot N.,. Strand, London, in Bottles, 2i, cd. and tes. Wal*h'sl'overleNd (:;:mger, cacti .~f