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• NUM ER 3383.] • VAUXHALL. , ender v, the'Pairone of Rov:,l highness the.PRIN'CE of WALES. • 'At the express Dolt,- of her Grace the bUTCIIESS of DEVONSHIRE. THIS FRESENT EVENING, July 22, 1803, A MAGNIFICENT GALA, AND GRAND DISPLAY OF *FIRE-WORKS.' • . Further Particulars are given at large in 'the BUIS of this day. Admission Three Shillings. . The Gardens are open every Evening. BOROUGH OF PLYMOUTH. A T .very numerous and respeaalde MEET .U.k. INC of the MAYOR, BURGESSES, and INHA. VITANTS or the BOROUGH of -PLYMOUTH, Con. ' , retied this day, in ,pursuance of Public. Advertisement by the Worshipful the Mayor, in order .to consider on the pro priety of prewriting an ADDRESS to His MAJ ESTY, pressive of Loyalty and A frcelion to His Person and Govern ment, and to assure him of cordial and unanimous support in the Pro s ecution of the present just and necessary Wir, for preserving the. Honour and Dignity of his CroWn, and-Oc fence of His Kingdom, atitt the Rights and Privileges of Ills Stibicas, against ch.! treacherous and ambitious Designs of the P int Consul of France t. 301 -IN CLARK LANC MEAD,' Esti. Mayor, in the Chair; Resolved, That the following Gentlemen be a Committee ' for preparing an Address to His Majesty, viz. Bev. 'John Candy Dr. Woollcombe 'W. Hite Tonkin, Esq. lobo Hawker, Esq. Addis Archer, Esq. Edmund Lockyer, Esq. Thomas Bewes. F.sq. and that they do immediately with !raw for that purpose. Resolved, That the Addritss now presented by the Corn. pnittt. , ,, and read to the Meeting, bt approved and adopted, and forthwith engrossed. • 'Resolved, That-the slid Arldre.ls, When engrossed, do lie on the Table, at the Guildhall. 'until nett Thursday Noon,' for the Signatures of all persons who -may think proper to Sign the same, and that it be then transmitted to Sir WilliaM Elford, Bart. and Philip Langmvarl, Est,. Members for this liorotto, in order to he presented to• His Majesty. Resolved, That the Thanks of this,M ee ting be given to the Committee for bringin , , fr , riyarti -the said Address. Resolved, That thew Rt utiotis he signed by the Chair. man, and he printed and published in Handbills, and in Tut SuN, Sdierl)orne, and E'ieter Papers. 1011 N CLARK ',ANC MEAD., Chairman. The Chairman having qUitted the Chair, Resolved, 'That the Thanks of this Meeting be given to biro for his :readiness in Convening it, and for his proper +Conduct in th.Cliair. Guildhall, Plymcnith, lttly :8, AO/. Inner Temple-MP, Tidy tg, tto3, - LAW ASSOCIA CION. T a MEETING held in the Inner Temple ," Hall. Thu'r3tla.y, , July 14, 003, it was resolvecl;Tbat all Gentlemen ref.idilvg lnd. near the Mpropolis. areequal lysligibly with those of the Professi on: nf the Law, to come Members el this Association. ST:MARGARET and ST. 101 IN the EVANG ELIST • WESTMINSTER.. July at, A T a Numerous and Respe(t4ble MEETING of the v ESTR I ES and INHABITANTS of these Pa. oishei, held in=St. flattener 's Vestry-Rl:Ram The Rev. CHARLES FYNES, LLD. in the Chair; it was unanimously Resolved, • .'That for the more speedy and effeAtiat carrying into exe. "Wino the Att inadt and passed in the resent Session of ?op l able Hit Majesty more etfeetually to raise and a , :seinble in EOland adlitionalklilitary Force for the better defente and security of the United Kingdom, and for. the more vigorol:s prosecution of the War,. this Meeting does consent to raise the Quota to be furnished by these Parishes under the said Aa,, by Volunteers, and that the Church. Wardens hedesired to carry that measure into cilia as speci., sly as passible. ; , . Resolved also,. That the Thanks of this Meeting he given . to the Rev. ,Dr. Fvnes, for his able ConcitiEt in the. Chair. Resnlved also, Thal the Thanks of this Meeting he given to the . Chqrch.Watdens, for their prompt ituue insalling the attention of tlic Vestrios and I nhahitants to a measure calcu lated to evince their cordial attachment to the Covornment and Constitution of the Country, and to dvts cited to m a . sures.eakulated tar the better defence of the United King." dom. Signed, by Order of the Meting, SIMON STEPHENSOn, 'Vestry Clerk. NORFOLK. . . • TO BE SOLD BY...AUCTMN. :At Garraway's Coff e e-H ouse , Change-Alley, London, some., time in the Month of Sqatembcr next, unless. before dis. - posed of by 'Private Contra (of which 'notice 'will be _Oven); • .• , Very Desirable and Valuable FREEHOLD —►.EsT A TP, situate at Mei itWold, in the County of Nor. - .Mk,. on the Grdat Road from London to Lynn. between Brandon find Stoke, commonly called or known by the name of the Hall lean, and consisting of a capital hies s u agc, anti 'very conitnodinii Barns, Stables, Granaries, Yards, Gar dens, and orchards, with 1 . ; Acres and 2 Roods of inclosed Land adjoining thereto, and ar4 Acres, 2 , Roods ' and 70 P erches of open field Land, containing altogethtir(hy :esti. rltation) tin Arcs, and 20 PerCh::i. A Sheep WAIIC • for=3o o Sheep in His Nlarest)"s t Wirien, a Fold Course, and other Conimin Rights belonging to the said Capital Nes. sage and4arm in.the open fields, and in. the, Broad Coin anon Lands, within l the Parish of Methw.old, .The Lord s hip ItOf Methwolci contains 13,1gis Aeres of excellent Land ; the i ro.ad cornimin alone contains upivads, of .31cm Acres. A prepart.d, and application is intended to be made to r ni rptunent the next Sessions, for an tv nclose the Parish, a uPPoseti no Lordship in time County would be pro ,rive of greater benefit to the Proprietors upon- an. I net°, shred ) iosit ilklethWeld would; and the abOvecapital Messuage is tiateu as to - 'nenand a valuable allotment thereon. • rh . t.ol • , n 7, l "tate is Lett Leaee tor seven you. which expires I ", e .I cith 'day of OCibber mitt, when adual Possession _ ca nPe . gi , ten to the phichaser, and one-third of the purchase. -. Jolley May remain upon Mortgage of the Estate, if agreeable - to the Purchaser. • For a view of the Estate. apply to Mr. Sampson the tenant; on*d f?r fu rt h er particulars, apply to Messrs. Kinderley, and 'nee, 'Solicitors, Symond's-inn, Chancery-lane, ti,. o art I or to Messrs. Warren and Churehhill, Solicitors in VPPinhttm. Rutland, who have full authority to t reat for . lit. Sale of the I: state b y Private Contraa. DISEASES of tilt WI E TURA, and • Certain- Ct.IIVI • PLAINTS. S. Solq Propri et or cif DARAN'a celebrated MEDICATED fiIrGIES and REMEDIES, Mr. FOUR informs the Polie, th4t be may, as usual, be deetutulted daily from nine to three. 'At bis Hotise, No. 54, SiTth4tfeet; SON on Cases of Scriduct.-. - .. ithArneliouba lek..ts,s‘c. Sce. As Nell A oe)i!it V, t'.e.c: , ver ‘, Disorder where fit iCrecY is to essential 4 requisite, -rkat :Or. O. hls provided a *litigious iii:iise, thid tVery Patient m.:) t , e. introttueeciin u separiue ii !idritueni. Mr. I), h a ..a s fur tal a y years Golifiival , himself' to Out Oparitnent of Surgery:4ml from exter,4;llp.' kratlice, and t; 3 / 4 , 2 w3t 'tattering bttecess, he is enable , t to Otrcr 4 methevi,ol, Clttc, mild., .It;caciutis, fe,qt+iling kcfne no Lon nt ur rcs:rl - :;i; in.trna, lac. pieventirg Inc possibility era relapse. Pers'on..7 in O.: Country .94ttrq; their cases fully In a Letter, eacitiiiiig. a it. or' zi. Note, wlll have p a uper totnedies seta to the. iillioullt , For the various iympteic3, &c. see Mr. Ducoar's Treatise " the above Complaints, Price as. 64. the slit, edition. 7-4 *,j.( a;" I. " . 1.c., :1 '7 ‘ •- ~ ~, 1 ... % , ! mr* .I‘l4 ; Jo ;~ ~ , . 1-10NITON, July 16,. iso 3 . 4ro MEETING held this D4y, purAunat to 4'ub,lic Notice , . . giyen by the Portrieve, fOr the' purpose of determining on an A DOR S to' HIS MAJESTY on the rii,s,ut State of Atlairs ; WI LTA AM WILLIAMS, EN. Portrieve, the Chair ; R E Nth i .;s y rT2et ' s l_T o i l i :. : : i.n r!; -.), )9 . 1 That the folloWing b:ti l on of t hlee ' ting . . TO the KING's'MOS.T EXCE,LI,EN I , MAJESTY, " SIRZ, . . We, Your Majesiy'S loyal and dutiful Subjc:As, the Portrieve; 'Redor, and other Inhabitants of the Bo rough and Parish. of floniton, du humbly . approach Your Majesty's Throne, with sentiments of grateful attachMent to Your Majesty's - Perkin and GOVerninent. • "Srnstble as we are of the many Blessings attendant on Peace, we have the,anest .perfeet convietion, that no emit:- I/Ours haVe been oinitted,'olithe part of Your Majesty, con. sistent with the Honour of your Crown and the Interests and. Happiness of your People, to prolong so great a Blessing. • " We feel, that we are forced to take up Arms in defence of every thing that is dear to Englishmen, by the restless am bition of a Chief, whose Conduthowards this,Country dur. ing a short Peace, has . been one unitorn system of Aggres sion and Insult, and who aims at our destruition, because we are a tree and happy People, under a Sovereign, ‘vlit.ie excmitlary justice 101 - 313 the most striking COiltraat hiti own perfidiousness. • ' • • ' •`' Conscious, 'therefore. of the justice of put.' Cause, and confiding, under DiVine Providence, in the wisdom of Your Majesty's Councils; we deem it - necessary to declare, that we are ready to sacrifice our and Fortunes in the de-' fenee of our Sovereign, our„,LibertLs•,, and r;.it. Country." Resolved Unanimously, That our Representatives, Sir John Honywod, Bart. and Ceoiga Shunt r •E sq. be request ed to present the same. The Portrieve having left the Chair, ' • Resolved, That'the 'Thanks of this . Meeting he given to him.. for calling tilts Meeting, and for his impartiality in the Chair. - < WILLIAM WILIAA:MS, fiuNTINGDoNsHIRE. ,A T a GENERAL MEETING of the LIEUTE AA. NANTCY of the snitt COUNTY, held at the George Inn; in Huntingdon, on Saturday tiSth day of July, 1203, for carrying ip'o execution the Flans and. Arrangements athm e d and acted - up upon by His Majesty's COvernment, in conformity. to th 6 'Ads of Parliament for the Defence of the Country. Present z His Grace the DUKE of MANCHESTER, Lieutenant. • ; L ) City Lieutenants, Earl of Sandwich Owskiy Rowley, Esc .- • _ _ Earl of Carystort • pnriel Rust, Esq. Lord Viscount Hinchinbrook .Thomas Wells. Esq. H. P. Srandly, Esq. 'Sir f2rnei•Ditherls', Kt. Geo. Thornhill, l%sq. • Lieut. Gen. Fletssey • • John Rich:Ards, Esq. :William Pearse i Esq. Wni. Henry Fillowcs, tsq. • justices : Rev. C.tostle Slierard • oßev. William Ellis —Lawrence Reynolds ' Eac Lieutenaikt-GtmerASir Liines Craig, K.ll, Commander in, Chet of the Eastern Di.s-triet,.. arid 'B. Nforse,-. Esq. Deputy Commissary General in charge of , thtsame Distri&, attended this Meeting. Resolved Unanimously, 'that this s Meetin are fully impressedAviththe immediate necessity of all possible Measures bvjug taken, anct,the most vigorous exertions used by . all descriptions of Persons % for the defence of the Constitution, and ,preservation of the .Country, at this most imp o rt ant C r i s i s:. ` Resolved, That - the Measures pointed out in the Plan for establishing a System. of Communication, throughout cads County„. and Proposals frit rendering the flodyraf the People instrumental to the. General Detence, in case : of invasion, and recommended in the Circular Letters of His Royal it igli ness the Duke of York, the CoMinander in Chief, and of the Secretary of State, which' were• severally produced, end read, appear to this Meeting to be well calculated to carry into cited the several prdvisions and ditedlions of the said A4I. Resolved and Ordered; That, pursuant to• the said Plan, and upon the recommendation of ,Lieut. General Sir James Craik, this County be formed into two Divisions, and each Division be placed under the charge of a Deputy Lieutenant, who shall be denbiniiiqed Lieutenant oP a Division, That the Hundreds of Leightonstone and. !Orman; Cross do forni"orie Division flicreaf; and . that the Earl of Carystbrt be appointed Lieutenant of such Division. " That the Hundreds of Et ki ritingstone and To'iland do form the other Division, and til4t tile Lord Viscount Ilinchinbrook tie appointed Lieutenant of such Division. That James Rust; Esq.. be appointed Inspector ;for the Huildral of Hurstingstene. The Rev. William Ellis 'be appointed Inspector . for the Hundred of Leighirisrone. Henry P. ritandly, Esq. be appointed ;naive - tor for the Hundred of Toslatad. - General Belford be, appointed Inspeapr for the Hundred of NOIIII4II C re )6.. Resolved and Ordered, That for the further prosecution of the said Plan, the Deputy lieutenants and Justices at ling in and for the several Divisions of the said County he re quested to nominate and 'appoint one fit and proper Person, resident within each Parish or other. Place within such Hun dreds-or Divisions respectively, who will be willing to super intend the execution of the several Measures which may be direded to be taken in such. Parish or Place, under and by virtue of such Ad of Parliament ;. such Person 'to be . new in;nated Superinte,ndant of the Parish- Resolved, That as the very critical iituation of the Court-, try at this time, and the apprehension of an immediate, at tack by the Enemy, require every exertion of ilic inhabitants of all descriptions • and His Majesty, in pursuance of th e _said Ad, having ifireded certain Returns t- , be immediately made by the Constables,, of the several 'Parishes throughout the Kingdom; and, as the making such Returns with ills :patch and corredness is extremely essential; and will require the:attention at Persons conversant in Business, it is incum bent upon the Chutch.waidens and Overseers, and other Principal I,,nliabitants of every Parish. to Rive their personal .stiStante, as far as may be requisite, in procuring and riabling• the Constables to make such Returns; and that it is earnestly requested of them that they do give their assist ance', and use every wails in their e ower'for such Return, to be nude to the Subdivision Meetings with all possible dispatch and acduracy, the moment such Returns may he • called rpr. ,„ Ordered, That Subdivision Meetings be appointed -to be holden for the several Hundred's, and that the necessary Seise doles, be printed, as.may be ordered at the next Meeting, R . 6olved, Thatthe Thanks of this Meeting be given ,to His Grace the Duke of Manchester, for his Grace's attention to the business, and the Communication he has'been pleased to make on the subject. Resolved, That the Thanks of this Meeting be giVen to Licht. Gen. Sir James Craig, for his attendance arri assist. twee on the present occasion. . Ordered, nut this Meeting be adjourned to the aarlic Place on Saturday next, the s3d instant, at Eleven o'Cloek in OK Forenoon, and the.same is hereby adjourned jeeor dikly. , By Orderof the said Meeting, • • CIIA. M. WE I.STEAD, - - Clerk of t h e General !kfeeting.s. .FOR RHEUMAT ISMS, LUMBAGO, NUNIEINESS,,. PALSY, Flatulency, Spasma.:ic ur Flying Pains, general, Debility and Relaxation of the System, SPRAINS, BRUISES and CHILBLAANS, . .lATNITEHEAD's ESSiiNCE OF IVIUSTARD, ,. Y V (Pills and Fluid),ire the most effeetual remedic4 in the' World, having aueeteded in ca:,e,i ni six, eight; ten. twenty" „ andeven years bt.intiiiig,..ifter(4very other IlicaiV had , failed, and it has absolutely cured mom Putients'of thu .above Caniptrints, than 7 il 00 MCtiLinFS The Iluid is tau singlftarly vact r iting and speedy in Its ilia. iatino, that Chiblain3, Spranu; and Brnisut ~r e by two or thret Applicat:ona. IL is prepared and said at as, gd, each hex or .bortle,• by It. elusion, Apothecary', Isto, Greek-:;t.c' 3l l :Sohn,l✓nn and may bc, had at every - Medicine Vender in lald, Ireland, Wont liatics, and Artgiea. To prevent COUnterttit Geittlipc is on the Label by tho Prow - Amor,K joiniStun, No. 15, Ova -street, Soho, London.. " 1.1. • FRIDAY; JULY 22, 1803. TO THE PUBLIC. LLOYD's, LONDON, '29th IDLY.,.tinj: ' THE ,Merchants, Underwriters, arm °thee Stib.. I. scribers to this [louse. having this day met for the pur pot:e of setting on foot a GEN ERAL St:II3SC R I l'i'lo.ll. on an eXtetidcd scale, for the Encouragement and Relief of those who may be engaged in , the Defence of the Country; and who may stattiA• in the Common Cause ; and of those who may signalize themselves during the present most im portant contest ; . , • And feeling confident, that when, our very- existence-as' a Great and Independent ,Nation is at stake., it only becOMes necessary fopoint out any Means by which the exertion of our Native Spirit, and the application ()four Poweilith Re sources, may receive an additional .stimulus ; ;ley leg itiVe• to yibmit . ..to ..the liberal - curtidetation of their l'cilDiv-Tb. jests, the following Resolutions, Which have beep immi. 'trionsly passed at thins Meeting, and presume to hope, thy the objet of this Subscription , will,.lac .scr . promoted :nict sanctioned by Public BOdieS in 2, erier.ll*brthe iglwr and opitleot-Classeaue'SoCiety—and by' rutiviiittalS ofevcry Description, that the mite of the Labourer. nomOloing \vittt the munificent donation ofalie Noble , and Wealthy, shall be the hest pledge of our insitikenur -Semen, oor Soldiers, our Clintrymavat large, withaf well-grounded Coratidettrx in the lakerality.and Gratitude or the, Comma nity ; anti sltall impress on the inindtpt . , our Enemies the appaling conviainsi t Ti (AT T 1.: . r..a RGI,ES OF TillS (,EtUAT EML'IRb ARE I RRESISTIISLE, AS ITS RESQUItC . ES.ARE'INCALCULAIILE. . BROOK '‘liitTS.ON,.F.su. IN Till. On a Motion made, the following Resolutions being.pro. dtiCed, were read, and passed unanimously. • Resolved, That in a conjunclure when the vital interests of our. Country, when the peculiar blessings which, wider our beloved Sovereign-and happy Coneritution, endear our Social state, arc involved in the issue of the present conteer, when we are menaced by an'enemy, whose haughty presurnp time is grounded only on the present unfortunate position of the Continental Powers, and when we seen - EN 'be plieed,for the moment, as the last barrier against the total subjugation of Enrooe by the overbearing influence of Fraiiee-olt be hoves us to meet our siteetion as Men—as Freemen— but, above all, as BRITONS. On this alone, with the Divine Aid, depend our 'ExerMition from tite Yolc,e of Gallic Despotism —ott this alone delsends, under the Sante Protect• ingyower, whether, this Empire shall, remain what it has for Ages been, the :Strenuous Supporter of Religion and Morale; She Aseertor of its own, arid the Guardian of the •Liberties of Mankind, the Nuree of Indestry" the Protector of.the. Arts and Sciences, the Exemple and Admiration of the Warld—or whether it 'shall' become an obsemdous burai - y, an enslaved, a plundered and degraded Depurtment of e Foreign Nation. • Resolved, That to. give more Ellcr and Energy to the Measures adopted by Government for the Defence of our Liberties, our Lives and Property—to add Weight to those personal Exertions we are all readily disposed to contribute, it,belloves us to hold ouUevery Encouragement to -our Fel low Subjects, who may be in any way instrumental in re- Pelline or :rimming out implacable Foe, and to prove to them that we are ready tOarlin both oitr Purees arid our Veins • in the eiseo r CA use which imperieirely cells nn un to unite . the Dune; of Loyalty and Patriutism, with the strongest Efforts of zealousExtrtiou: ReeolvCd, That to animate the efforts . of our Defeiiiiev; by Seaand Lend, it is expedient to raise,.by the patriotism of the Coamilunity at large, a suitatle Fund for their Comfort and Relief, for the purpose of atsuagitig the angeish „of Weir Wounds, or palliating' in some degree the more' weighty Misfortune of the loss of Limbs—of 4ileviiiting toe dem , essee . o f the Widow and Orpliaii -ref smoothing the brow of Ser. row for the fell of their sle.ire .t Relatives, the props slit une, h a ppy ludigetteeor IrelpleireAge—and of grantine Peeuniery Amends, of honourable Batlgra of Dietinetion, for successful exertions at, Valor or Meat. Resolved, That a Subscription, embracing all the ohjeels in the •foregoins Resolution,' be now opened; 'and to set an to' the Public Bodies throughout the United King (lxoannis LI its Dependencies, and ~to our Fel low•Subjeds of e v er eeleSS and denonti tuition, that independently or our in.. divideel contributions, the sum of TWENTY Tito US A N D pouNDS Three per Cent. Consolidated Arinnitiee,.pert of the Funded Property of this Society, shall be appropriated to this purpose. R eso lved, That on Friday the eeth inst. at Twelve o'Clock precisely, a General Meeting of the Subscribers , r this Fund b e h e ld at this House, for the purpose of .ippointingalteir Committee; and that the 'Committee of the House bere. quested to become, and they are hereby constituted a Com mittee, ad interim, for the receipt arid nienagement of the subscriptions, and other purposes expressed in these Re. Bat e Xei llica' That the Comthe mittee of this House, and in the Metropolis, and in the Cities and Towns . of the United Kingdom, be rentiestedeo receive Subscriptions, and that euch.part of the Fund as shall not be used for the purposes now intended, be returned in proportion to the Sums 'eubscribed. o m o ve d, That till `Sums, however small, which shall be offered by the Patriotism of the Poorer Classes of our Fel. low-stihjetts, shall be eceepted—the Cense aflaeting equally the Liberties and Lives of Persons of every descriptioto • Resolved, That these Resolutions be inserted in the Public Papers. • •• Resolved, That the Thanks of this Meeting be given to the Chairman, for his able and impartial conduit in the Chair. (Signed) • BROOK 'WATSON, Chairman. The Subscribers to Lloyd's in Robert Shedden • 210 0 0 the ;.per Cent Consols George Shedden . t e e . Stock . 20,000 0 o 4 ,r e. and (as. Mangles cos 0 Brook Watson • too o o illiam Holdin se I , Sir Fra,Baring,Bt. tOOO 0 0 David Scott and John juliutAnger- Co. 525 o a Stein - • moo 0 o R. Stewart - o • Benjamin and Atria- Halliday & Prickett _lO5 o ham Goldsrnid tOOO o o John Tennant - no e pit Thomson tow • o V. F. Rivet se Thornton Boner boa • o PP- 1 4:00 aid. Shaw les ,o Reatl,frving t& Co. lac o o Samuel Shaw - t ts to 0 George Munro 7.1°5 E. Lee h . ri a 0 George Abel . nos o o Thome* Langley • les o •taneeslAbel les o a GeUrge Henckell • tee p o George Brown toe a 0 glows Agar - 53 ta.,o Beillie* Co. Jac n RObert Chriarie - tee o o Kenneth M'Kerizie it; o o Robeet Wigram.: . • ee,i. J. j. &R. Alanglee Ine • n o Crowder anti Lark foe. o 0 I. Andrade& Co. cos o Edward I lodge. - toe' 0.0 Ivrfavielt, baser , • Peter- Come • ..' AL and Co. - 210 0 o Thomas King . 105 0 David Hunter to; •.o Thos H. King, jun.. roe 0 a Douglas and Shaw roe o o E. T. Waters e ' 53 to o D onee Th omson , and Chelmere & Cowie toe 0 0 Bughie , Tos o o Mathew Consett 55 io .Joseph Marvatt toe o 0 Peter Favene 31 o Cleget and. Pratt 'cos o'a A. S. Gordon . 3 1 , John and Alexander , P. ktrel ton • - at o Anderson . zio o a G. ‘Velbenk 54 to o Henry Thompson e l° 0 0 Joshua Reeve • toe o o Thomas Nixon to to -0 Aldermen Flower 105 Bertholotnetv Fox to to a- Cotnel.. Wallace as o :111 . 1c5. Brymer o o. A. .Rititiell ' '305 o Celdatleugh,, • Boyd, - Phytologlie, & Co. Zino o o arid Reid ' is to o Brickweret& Darnel io o.w I.lWliagtoa Nl.ivor toe 0 William Bowd Cll SI, la a frbainu . ,wil bon lo; 0 c Rawson Aishibie o• ‘Valehiand Nisbett ea eci 11. iOO e 0 Georg Surridge s t o ,0 Airs, Seeman • 5 51) Theirtet kobeift anti Secretan 5 Sutton . IS Alias Seeretan -3 3 0 Ilnptiucl Silva , o Sophie , See.mtrui - a A. Sheath - at o o 141103, Tllolllds Se. Thontas Roweroti, , etetan- ' - r t Alderman tan . 9 o' F. L.. P. 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Durant Jos o john Strather An- • Ttinno Latiglinan roc o o 'man . roc 0 Robert Hunter roo 0.0 - Scott, Idle and Co. 31s o Theo. Palsiiairo 265 o O S. Crick - I °s ° Wm. Webbi of Hat- . Thoinai Main goo o et pur-streer; ros o O Gordon and Lminett so 0,0 - Brandrurn, Teiriple- Walkers,M,Altby,and man ' and Co. - 105 00, • Co. , kos 00 , Thos. Bell and Son zoo u • W. and P.. I3orrow. Francis Greg .:. ' too 0 o flail and Go. Win. Leighton los a o. Brants and De Lane L,. A. Dela Chan. nay roc a !rime - .; o n • Down,Thornton and Prier and Win. Md. Free Joao o o - Jas o a Thorntons and Bay. jr F.ThroCknior- le y" . too* o o ' tonat 0 William Stock -a; 0 a los 0 0 C.llverlo iiewi.:Le - log o a Alexander Elegbie - si to o loi) Itavenhill . .61 to o Alex. Champion los o o lames Sy.xe. - 105 o a Benjamin. &Samuel &dile; 'I nornton, Cnathpion ' . tos a o and Catnpoell tos a J I , 4me:; "Cliolnas, and Patti and fi. Le. . lohil Mather . tos o 0 mesurier - - to; o 0 Btinbridge.Ansley de Nit. Atchrst.4 - to 10 0, ; CO. •, - PS •, 0 0 Mrs. Acheson - ti to Geo. Jeffery & Sons toi o 0 i Master A teheSon . .4.. Quarles fiarri, - tos ..o o Master A. S. At- ,„ ,„..„ lames Harris - tos 0 0. cheson - •-'" - I 4llleV Wii imnot 210 .to 0- MiSs Attheson - Robarts,Curti).l-lor. . .. .TifotnAs atutto and squid and Cu. icon 00, Soh . - los o 0 , ._ LONDON TAVLRN, ' • Italy so, 403. AT a MEETING of MERCHANTS,. BANKERS, and StilP-O‘VNERS, held at the Tavern, pursuant to Notice circulated to the Public Companies-- • Kinnaird • Wi LI hull Williatri Curtis, Lionel Date', Richard Neave, Robert Preston, J. I. Angerstein, JAtkins, acob Bosanqua, Thomson Bonn. PRESENT, R. Lewin, . joint Locke, William Manning, Robert Mahon, Thomas Neave, Thomas Pritzicr, R. C. Plowden, Henry Peterb, Thomas Parry, Edward Parry, j .tk o ti h r t a i h ß a n n ba l Ru rtat h . arti, joint Smith, Ceorge Smith, Henry Smith, jultn St. Barix, Robert Thornton, William Thornton, lohn jolin 'Travers, C. H. Turner, . George Wallbank, Robert Wigram, Robert Wigram, Jun. john Wellronl, Stephen Williann, Edmund. Watt rs, jo:In Woolq John lirickwoott, %V Bc11; Joseph Cotton, Ceurge - Curti6, Abel Chapman, William Devayncs. ilenry Davidson, William Elphinston, F rands Lasterby, Simon k raw!, Charles,Graut t George Godvvin,. G curse G rote, A. Gelethicki, lohn W. A.: laciisell, George lettery,' ti•cston Long, The following . Motions were made, and unanimously agreed .to; 1., it is highlyexpedient, at this most important crisis,. that the Merchants', hankers, Ship Owners, Traders, and other lohahztolt. of viii Metropcilia, be convened by Public Advertisement, to have an opportunity of expressing their sentiment; in support ut their King and Constitution', and the tionvur 11,Acp:titt:nce of this CountrY • a. That this Meeting be held upon the koyal Exchange, on TUESDAY Next, the aoth July, at Twelve o'Clock.— The Chair to bo taken pre.:isc;y at One. ACOII 110SANQUET, Chaim:LlN, This Day Wllpuhlished, price 6d. REMARKS on MODERN li EMALE MAN. N GRS,,as distinguished by Indittirenee to Character, and Indecency of Dress; submitted particulary to the eon. sitloratiou of those Ladies of Rink and Fashion, whose ca. ample tends to the Corruption ()fall Moral Principle: By (OLIN BOWLES, Esq. Printed for F. and C. Rivington, St. Paul's Church-y ar d ; W. and J. Richardson, Royal Exchange; R. Faultier, New Bond-street; and I. Spragg, Kingottreet, Covent'ilarden. Of whom may be had, by the satbz Author, price as. 6d. Fotoik Edition ll Thoughts on the late General glde .iion. os dernonstri. tive of the Progress of jacobinisin ; with a Postscript an the: Proceedings at Notting - barn. Also, price 24: 6d.—Tlic.Fourtli Edition, Itefledion4, Moral and Political; it the Conclusion of the late War. WATERING AND'SEA-BATHING PLACES. .With Sixty, Maps and Views. This Day was published, price izs. in boards, Illustrated with ono, two, and three Views of all the ptlo. cipsi Places, with a Plan of each Place and its Environs, . and with other appropriate Maps, -A PRACTICAL GUIDE all the WATER. w ING and SEA BA - 1111Na PLACES, including the Usual Tours in Wales , and a cunoise Description or the Laitea or Cumberland. •. . , This Work contains every species of useful and circum. stantial Intbrination relative to the present state of the. tisl. , *swills Places, and their respective Neighbourhoods,adapted ,to . tise use of VisitorS and occAsional Residents. E xmouth . Scarborough pith . liarra won: Southend • • A . i , t witll , . licipior - It.wings Southampton 'Brighton Isle of ltri)iht $ tvani.aa - • - Bristol 1-101.1V,115, &e. Lyme Regis '.'rgignmotith . Broad:taiss Lyiningttoi stenbv . ~ liaxton Malvern Tutihriage• • . C het tenharrk Marg.,te Weymouth . C router Mmlock.', Worthing Eastbourne R ii osote Y:4l7ttott tit. ticittes .tr. T . 7INE HA k I of- All the usual. AQuteS And NW Koads ihnt London, an t from One P 'ACC to .ittAtt.h4t, . litter4ieri.d with local lltscriptithi ; and an . Appentll;-,c,01i- nailing Medical Observations on Sc ] -nothing, and, on :ere Uttar anti P rola:ale:: Qf the Natious MinerAt Waters - , . • By the EC•iTO it of the PI CTIJR, E of LONDON'. Printipt WI Itih4r,l Phi Lips No , 71, St. Paul's Church'. 'yard, acid in be' !pd of the Lipot:•;clictri at all the ‘Vatermgand Sel.:hathirig.l'iapes, ot,wi lc iii i may be had, by the same Editor, t. The f'itlutit of London, for 1863, price ss. • 2, The c; uid i; Lo.P.aris, for 1203, pm:a Sti, Both Othemit tilijiwated with a variety of Maps and Views.- • • tiVit'QRTANIT CALITiOZ;T:'. T HE CHgV, ALTER RUSE IN t hag 4iscovered, m to his extrernt coneern,. u t many Porsons of Fashion have been imposed upon by Cottipgsrtions sold nil. titer his tutme, hythe grog lnioY,ol leis CilarAteas and tliC flOUS,CtiMippointmeni of the purchasers, who have nets thus Shamefully defrauded of the beitetiks,to be derived trent the .tisc of the tenulne Tincture 'out' Powder fur the Tecth and Gums: Onuot the - munadions of this sort which his lately conic to Ilia knowietige, is as follows The lion. Captiutt King, M • for the County of RoscLuninon, bought of a Per fumer in Dublin, a box of Tooth Powder, purporti n g to b e ?` ftuspiiii's Dentifrice," and on , •w . hich the Chevalier' s Ar inis ware forged.. The contents, upon -atudysis, prove to be a bays end spurious irnit.ition, disgusting to the taste, as %Via,' instantly perceived by the Lion. Purchaser, and as injurious hi its quality, as the putiine Powder is beneficial. The Public is therefore cat rc,atcd to observe, that such Medicines are net genuine as-have not the Chev&lici Ruipinft; natty ; in the engraved stamp, whicit 6 affixed to every box , tail bor. tie ; a distinition granted by the Cott missioners at stamp*, and to ~ r ocitutterfelt wltidt 1:6011y. P ll4l , 4l Ant 1t493' e t I