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trM BER 77 38 • ~. • f LAST WEEK. UUCP AL ACADEMY, SOMERSET-PLACE. irOTICE is hereby given, the 'lie 0:111111,- TION of the ROYAL ACADENIY will 'LC)SE 1111 SATURD 1Y NEXT the iSth Instant,: at seven belue; precisely. 4il hag. ittissiim (every Dar from hilli Eight o'Clock till Santis) ane catal ogue Sniz• I I EN KY HOWARD, U. 1. SFerO 4, Y. dallhiliiters are requested to send for their I st or Wednesday the ettof July, after Eight o Clock n the hiorn'ing. i~ • ni.el 11. ING. 0 FFICE, June t 3, Jpl7. , 1: 14 E CO MISSIONERSfor VICTUALLING ArAPY do hereby Eire Notice, that ! "Tu '•"lay, 81/i of jab/ next, they will be r ouly to re- TenJers in w,:itinit'(sealcd rip), and treat /Or TWO 11 : :Nb aEl ) and FIFTY CHALDUONS of COALS (each c.. ' l ,( l `° B 1 0 Thirty-six bushels, Irinchesier mea gre) Vane rif Me following qualities, vis.:— • §ir,llenry Vane Tcrupest'a Eden ißuaril% Mi.in, Bonroc Moor Main, or • rl , • Newliottle Bourpe Moor. ••,,- ' '.l)6 cdcliri.rcd into Carts rnttheJetty of the ROW MsP ilat ct llostar, new , eosport, on nr before the 81st (Wilt ...ItigiOt and to he' paid for by hills pagablc,t4 4 t 4 eut 14°411 ' dap after state. 7.7ir CoiditinnS of the. Contract may be seen at the Se -0.87,e, at this Ogler: or by and . qing• to-thi? .Merit of ilestar No regard t hin b e had to aug Tender in it'Aich t he P ' lr / 'e ' ll n ot be inserted in . " 11; arils at len4 , „th, ar that shall not GC stLtimered to the Board Wort tine o'Cloa on the said • . 1 .' 1 4-, the gilt of Jut,, next • nor rues Me .I!erson who the 'l',nder, or soue I sou an his behalf", attends, to es.hen rolled Mr, • e'a . • 44". t iA couRT of biatibk, a - ibe ItsriT „. ••• „, El) COMPANY ,of, NIEROCHANTS:Af -ENGLAND . in -thIN;(4 to the EAfie INDIES, do hereby give N9ticc, Titat A GENERAL COUUT of the •said COMPANY will 41 1 , 1 d at their House in Leadenliall-Street, on TIIIIIIS ,b4Y, the ;Id of July next, at' Eleven o'Cloelt in the Fore for the pUrpose of tahinr, into consideration the fxotn the, Conitnittee of Bye Laws, laid before the b„„, Court this day; altering Bye Laws, Chap*. A. Section 4.. , Cbap. 6. Sections 5,6, 7, 16, andll. Chap. 7. Sections I, 7, and Chap. 9. sectiark 1. For repealing Bye LaW5, -,Chap. 6. Section !). • Chap. 7. Section C. Chap, ICI. Section 4. %11(1 for orclaiwing other Laws for the future Government 0 tAe CutoPaity, e ThL ""ove-nientioned Report is now printing, and will be scly. I , k it ' delivered to the Proprietors at' this house, on I d 4 Y next, at Twelve o'Clock. JANItS:"COBB, Secretary. • a 6 /itl . CLARKE'S' TkAVELS--OCfrAVO ,EDITION, Vols. 117. , This pay were pub lished, VIelY printed in O c t a v o , and illustrated with Maps, 111. and IV. price 11. 16s. in boards, the Fourth Ipt ion, of ItiVMS in GREECE , EGYPT, anew the LAND ; being the First Section of the Seentid • Ai r " . Tratials in various Countries of Europe, Asia, and . 1.1,- , fly E. D. CLARKE, I.L.D. . 1.,_,1 c r ti. mi v 4 emoinin r , Volumes are, in the Press, and will be pub' p r • t" , I'Y shortly. l• .41 ' 1 d_ for T. Cae!Land W. Davies, Strand v and %V. ati tty " ni at Edinb d urh. of whom may be had, 11, A ex . tdititin of the First aid S e cond Volumes , pr ice of I,,thNs• in hoods; Kist) a few remaining Copies in Quarto: tu tt Trtho Keocind Section the Third—Greree, ligYfiti,i!nu tt t :; .... " l y Land. Tu which is aildecl, a Supplement respectins 1 4" t hor's Journey from Constantinople to , Vien na ; "P . 114 4 1 Ilis Aretennt of. the fiold Minot el Trai:sylrania ati4 liitry, p • , ' . b oar d s. , „„,„._ . as 46 14i. W. in +Zliprl~ CURED A:1" 1:1E SIEDICAL BOARD. * of the extensive piltetiee Of roaij the Medical Board, tit Charlotte House, Blachiriurs - ht D ". COOPER, MUNROE, nod CO. have, for the I , 4 e trintadat.'on at patients residing . at the West end of the 4tte "tahhOied an o ther ,Nlectical Duartl in Wouthtock .l34„4:L,OXforit-st.-eet, a le* doors from Bonk!•street , whera 104:37, 12 and Sul . stecio, Members of the Royal. College ot That ( . 4 thirty i...." 434 exptt ienue, constant 3 Y , :r to,i t TriGs }seer bven :restored to prricet health Y . 144( .1 41. 41 : ‘ ,'" !Amu. i n dis i , , ltable, after Hospitals 1114 .f a ""' Vt l iz " 1 . white, had heel) ve nt , sittterers fvout Inting ouprol t ', e4 teil by ve;ons i tm ,Nrant of the profession. Erni!. i;;‘,,the hea4, f ace , ' mi d hotly, ulcellsted 0103t1 'Pe ggy*, flutlrs t h e *bib bonets cancers, stile iiiii„44".l4s. 'pains in ;Ite hvan' and are the c,,,iferpst4,ce a mil }II-eure4. 4:011, ttt quo t .:ltuptontes { Few - 403 1y e ar y c ari a ft er, au3 tlestboy 47`tg Itinvittege. -1-' ( :lmr, NTtbirni, stud Co. are cansulteti dait7 ut 144 • IA ""' 'LH* lent" ( nom the country„,stating iparticui7 Umetliritio ;sod the b e st advlce will be sent to It I of the liingdnto. f twairo t , r : Av site ttounist rash house, and private rooms i or 41 44i t c . 44 "ve gratis ott Tuesday, Thattrho, , , and Su il93) It uhtit, tivolve . P116101.111.114,0010011111.011101.1.1..........."---_ ouricE OF THE COM'AISSION.CBS FOIL Il!lik: lE w tisll.. OF, 4 CERTAIN EXCIJVALLEII, DILLS, . . , • No, 35, Great Guarge-atrett, Westrutnstm N ,) , r4 cll., is liercl) . * y ,;t ten, y , il, that tile Commii; . sioncri appointed I;y t4l‘ AO oI toe 57th of the Nirir,r, (;:ii, :it, for " file Issue of F.:.cliequer 1111 I: Irt a' littittt!tt. automat, for the t!ttCryitte; on of l'lthlic IVCIk•-, anti Fklietio , , - atid the I.:,rnpioyinetit of . the V o or iii.(lreat Britain," arc ready ( to receive . a pplications, hi writtiii..4 , fur the LO.IN of IX LEIFIQI,I,ER lIILLS for .thf several purios ,s reLitcel in t r ite, said - Act; and such applictitioni, sPerifyiliz t to Stints wanted, the Wanks in whirl) they are Ili licemisloyett, ititi thel.4ettiitts proposed to be giros, aro to I)e!introodistiely inode, ntitires'tei l conformably to, the . Act. " To thci.Corninissionertif for the Issue of .E,xchequer'Hills," at their litticje oti attoie. l ' • ' - WILLIAM HOLDEN, Secritaft:, 'CAR ROLL, ' StoCkAirlACrt, Clllllrnt illy 110 ti flee the Drawing of the itrasent• GRAND,LOT. 'EERY, whicirbegins,oo tile 9th ot JULY, without eB;prie#6. , ing his toast ttuip t ialified ,alipcohation of the tiiiiire'cedctiteil advantagi:s wilicu iltesthed4ifitirdt tp acry Parclatser.— ilniong the' Chi, fit 4 • I . e; • 4.. .....• . • . . OQO :1 , • • (. 1 - 11. sidesist herilsif 't • t:001.i . Zt:o. the , Lot tvry . witi .1.#3.; drawn the ; First Day, Iply 0, wjie,to .theiFirst-itrawn, reegive 11400;1. in addition, anil'ilvery' Blank wareitlier receive" Itit — irt Money, or bcennu.; a NeW.Tieliet, to he , drawit Ani the , i9tli - 3111y. These are a few of,titc advAntetirsotnemli;ig Advesturers in this Rich Lotter)'-r:fickets and of vb111c1) :ire selling at the following Prices, • • Ticket L.lB 13s. Half L. 9 19 0 l,.s G • Cintfrter,......6 I 0 Sixteenth . .... 6 o ,aAnitol A A,' , Fortunate c oril l,;;I t „ int ! oxfor,d-'srreo"-i London, where Tile Last Prize ' of ;.30,uciol. ever d ra µn'wne, drawn 'wne‘sold iitttiltares. Scheows gratis,..and all flusincss Wittrublic Funds transacted. • • • . 1117`" 27-777 : 11-7 TAT 1;N1I1'EItIAL li! NI NO T:1 and PATEN T ;11t.IFALliAit'SWER0.01k)s and 141NINGTABLES, in 0011 ele;;:iiit Pieco of Forniturrs atO upon' Fite new different Pions ; the Patent liiiimiredl6ol4 Beds and , Clmic Beds; liross,scrov Youy, Post, and Tenl liedsteods, Furniture and lledding complete ; torlable Chairs, with sere ral.ot lier neW i n rutted tind i'latirdreitlirt ides of furniture ; aISO a gelwr , tl awl very eitriaisiaT iss.sortineut of Uistiptstery and Calnuet Article, for forni,liiog plete.;reaay.tnanufactured, where luny select ;Cud ftgitish wholc House 'in a few days, avoiding . they seareitie ineonveltiette of waitirix sei!eral Months - ill 1:01711,1a1115. , tilVil , . . • • • Y• 4.14 W t Sl I lidla ArtiCkS, 44 . 1ny iind, Navy, 4c. gco.• M o reau and Sand,rs, 114 anti Olt heriru o • e-ruvt, :ittakui; on MoreauCernis'ihkuiost moderate, for promp t i ns y tattit. • TO 111 r, SOLI) BY AUCTION, • • By Mr. SOTHKRY, Ilpokseller, at his liouse, 145, Strand, oppiksite Cat berine-street,, Friday; Juno '27, and fol 1 t in g I) a v, at - • A . C OLIA.CTIt.N. or' PRIN'IS wit! INGS; , recently iniported from Holland i Containing sonde Ttiry searee,Foreiso and Eglish. Vartraits.,sever.ii rate Mare Antonio; and , some few very , Atneiont at Om, To which is added,' the fine - MOOLAN PIIISITS and 1300 KS of; PRINTS, the , Property of JOII3+;..IOsEPEI . . To 14 vigolid, and Catalogues had at the Place of Sale. • : • 7-- This Day, w e re published, Handsomely printed iti 2 'NIS: gro. with a Poltraik of the Atatkorw•price i!s40040111, QELECT ECEs in .•VERS I, 011(1 1 , -7 • Ity the late 30141 N; iiOWIl.Elt, jail. Esq. 01 I.ineoln'.3 Itui, Itarrlster at, Law. Printiti fair T. Caden and VV. Davie*, Strand; And J. Hate bard, Piec.ntilly.- • • • s a ,*•Ttie profits of this 'Wolk will he given 1:) the Society . for Maintaining and Educating Pour Orphans of i!! Thii I)3y were publienedi' Floodsomely prihted in One Vol. tiv...priee'les. tltd.in boards, 'SERMONS on , 1 17 MT 1 1, DOCTICINES, mid PULILIC Dy the Very ger. WILLIAM VINCENT, D.D. Late Dean of 'Westminster. • . With. u Life of the :Author, by the Rev. Robert Mires, Arehdrueouof Stafford. ' fur T. Cmlell and W. Davies, Strand; of whom may he h.ui, belhe same Author, The .Ctietimerel end Narigation of the Ancients in the In dian' Orem. jleiploomely printed in volitnic4..qoal to, with a Purtrait and othrr giigranis price •11.45.. in bp4rds. 0 `This Day were pubtiihed, Handsomely - printed in one Volume Octavo, price 10s. Gd. in boards, ARAVELS through FRANCE and GER MANY. in the Years 1810, MG, and 1817 ; " 1 - 1 1 111 "; a Vi;-tV of the Moral, Political, and SeLial State of those Countries: Interspersed with anincroas Historical and Po litical Anecdotes, derived from Authentic Sources. By 3. JOGGENSOINI, Esq. Printed for T. Cadell and W. Davies, Stran , l; and W. Blackwood, at Edinburgh. • JACOB'S LAW GRAMMAR. This Day %vas published, By W. Clarke and Sons, haw Bookseller., Portngat-street, Lincoln's Inn, in a Pocket Volume, price Gs. in board, A LAW GRAMNIAR ; or, ItUDiMENTS of ilk the LAW: compiled from the Grounds, -Principles, Maxims, Terms, Words, of Art, Roles, and blunt Point., of our Law, in a iirw, easy, and very conci.! Method, for the particular Instruction of Students,knd other Persons, whereby themay acquire -much use f u l and -elementary Learning in the . Law. By GILES JACOB, Author of the Law Dictionary. The Sixth Edition, carefully rerised,. with Additions. ........--,------- This Day was published, Di W. Clarks an d Sons, Law, Booksellers, Portugal-street, Lincoln's Inn, In avo. price I. hoards. A PRACTJGAIJ TREATISE on PARTIES to ACTIONS, and PROCEEDINGS CIVIL and.CRI MINAL, and oL Rights and Liabilities with Reference to that Subject. Dy A. HAMNIOND, Esq. of the Inner Temple. Ai 0, by the Sall.e AUttior, in 'Royal two. price iI. ts. boards, A TREATISE on the LAW of NISI PIOUS, combining Thcory with Practice, and including the Pleading& 10 the se veral Actions. . ____:............-........................................... SHERIFFS AND CORONERS. This Day were pub lished, in one vol. royal Ben. price ILion. 1- 4i, in boards; (dedicate d, by perfitissiou, to the Right Lard Ellenborough,) Yr! 11 E PRACIICE of the OFFICE of •.1 SI ERIFF and 'UNDER:S3Ii ERIFF ; their Powers and Ditties, the Manner of appointing the Sheriff, limier Sheriffs, and Deputies; Election of Sheriffs of Loaclon aid ?l uidiescx, with tie Ily-lowi of the City t the Nat Ure of Actions by and aritinst Sheriffs; including the modern De terminations, and necessary Precedents of Returns to Writs, Ike. Also, the Practic e of the OFFIC E of COrIONEII, with the Pi.wcts and Doties of •taking Inquisition's, anti Mode of hold ing C 1.1111,4. tiseful Precitents. Fourat..Etlition) car*, rectesi, with Additions. • Ily INIPEY,I n ner Tem`ple. Primted for W. Clarke and Si', , n Law Booksellers, Portu gal-street, Li tt ealit's.lon. Of wh om tray hie ha stew' bad, it e edi tion of Mr Impey's Practice inMotlern K. 13, Pistadvci MO:ice in tbe C. P. th Si. And 1 ,tl, rai _ ....., 4 at . / ;3, -.'••,..N,,..4 , 1 ~ t j I .. ‘ • 6 ' ‘ *:; , .:, % ,' .1 ;, " . 1. ,`.' . .' . ' .'4 4 ' /,' 7. 4 6.• . ... ' . .6. ' s l lt/ 0 ' ‘ 4 14. . .. ... . . $.. t".1.1 : ..4,7 , ,_. T. ....1:''.7 7 , • ; V''' il — ~,.„,..,' ' 'i- t' ".'.:,,, . ~, `y - ~ .„... , ..,: ~- ,'-'"-:* \, 4 _:, P ~, . ~ -• , ' 2 ' l' l t '''' 4 ' ' - ''' l ' 4 14 ' a j titi S I IIW ' '' ' '"' ' •• " ~.. , - ,a, _ 0 _., ,6.,* v; a I .; 4 'a j ~, 0 / 2 ,.. ixtr ._ ,u et4tliPa - .t 1 t F I A . P 24t- ~ 1 .11 N 7 4 C r r.,... , ,. = -,t. , ---:- ,g, . , pt , ~,, ~ • ~ , ~ ~ ~,-..„--,..,. . ? -,, -„ , ~,,..k. ,-,:,,..,.:, -0 , -,,,, ../ ~.,,,, , ,4 . 1:•.* '''-- • .' \r".: ---. ~ ,i - ,1% - ~t t i.-,-_ _, 1, , 3 ____; . t . , ; „,• • ,t),,,i •,..,,,,,- ;;;4 ,..., , , ~,,,\., ..... N 0 oz: ;.; • t ,:r • -• • SF.VENPENC. T E s UNE '24.,,1817. +, F~ L.IW NICE,. coorq 01 , : . 1;..1.NG,$ 11ENC11,. Jux r 23, T 1.113.10 N.G. 11_, p, p,.BUTTE On the motion of the ATTORNEY , Chtti , P.rfistr, the defenthot %vas placed upon the floor to receive .the sentence i'rftlie Coot t kir two libalat,,tltq one nOOO Lord. 1 . 1 - flllenborough alone, and 4be other upott Lord Ellenborough and Lord Castlereagh. The defendant now putin a very long affidavit,' det all the circumstances of his case, and in-. Skiing . that he had left'tlre Kingislietteh prison at the expiration of his sentence, and without pay. use 'pf the foie, because he conceived that 'it had hcep rtnnitted, and with no intention to defrand; I'4' l; tte ' contrary, hefted been prepared'eviih the note for some days - . it was • altrie`on:‘i e j c it, that his slibsequent detention until the f a rce was paid Wept!. , `Mr. llott then addressed Ole Court (Lord RII4 knhOrOile111)611g absent) in mid:adult 'of punish'+ tiserving'; tittle he had now sniff:leo •an 4a1 4 ri:oninctit of 109 dayS on the present charger, irersops with the feelings.olgentlemen, anti he trusted he possessed; would be more l semillite Of the mildecit rebuke titan of the beV ere S Upililigril :111'11i : 111111(1 was strongly impressed 'with!' alit circomstatices cooktin'ed in his affid a avit, nd ito hoped yet to see some 'ptiblic-Spirited' Member of Path:lntent move for an inquiry jilt° the nor counts of Mr. Lushington, Master of the Crowns. Office, and Mr. Farrar, of, the - 'Although the fact charl.Tedi i Was clot preeiVely Provethagainst Lord tlitaboi`ongli, yet thelint lerence was extremes. strong ; and thecirthiftl stimce that his Lorg43; Barlow, Secondary of the CI otVit-c;flice, and Mr Loshioition, all kept ,ettshat , Mc. Gosling's - bankiog-house was inst. ,suspicious. Ile assored the tout( that. used and had intended to use no artifice...to..ivoi; die; intyment of tlii line : 1;e was conselristi'ot'lfl4 1)550 integrity, and tl,4itgli Ile h.iti formedltiffs, Innate eetinect ions,•!Ailed done,notbing to,rof . kit his claim ti) be, consi , .lered a geolletnall 111 . 11111101 M The, ATT4,,,a hi .I. said, that the delend... ant titurnat &Scrod : , sty thing in mitigation , of the 301 t'l.:llCe. to be passed opou him for , one of the joules' ever pnblislted ag..inst the , 4,ara,cter IsifLatty individual : WO Witch Illorii3OGlNivits %Ik e" it c() ll "tcdt Or" it A',o•Y l ,litteil „.astaiust the list Common Law .1.41%,04! . t1e;9 Iteahn. If it were not severely vistted,, imputation might 44:4 be cast opon the' mole in which justice .w. 45 'adolinistcled, No wan who had known the Noble Lfo'd at the Bar or on the,,Beoch,ll/1:1 evt;t:yel t•ol hed Ott' . ei r k l ulotir his character add c,ohin44,--- nod advocates. wouhh admit, tiutt there never was **loan, ph. , a is Lordship hell, .who. bad a• minister(d , jostice in civil and criminal cuiev.with tu3re inflexible ito partiality. Mr. Justice 13411:CY iiilOtlOUliCedthe j1104:* mcot of the Court, which was, that for the libel upon Lord Ellenborough the delemhmt siiouiti be confined for pine caleoclar month,, and for daft upon Lord Castlereagh for six calendar months. The cktendant bowed, and on retiring,, begged th,ir Lordships riot, to suppose that he had'beeti pothy of the mertnuess of running away to avoid t'he payment of his floe. The defendant tunlucted himself withii.ecornitt. SPOT I"; (1 PETTING AT Txri. EMAIL'S, JUNE 13. JULY STAKES AT NEWMARKidT. IP.I ,ugst f. out of itr oh. I. A 4 * ; 14 4 to T b litie . s E. dam by 'Waxy.. to V.nr;ittart's f. by 3umperi ; ' odd, A;, , ,flititit any other, I ]tit very I;tth: this thly; there were many offers, bk,t no takers. . - 11EntttrrittAiintild,-,..ENTON,, WI4O ,storted At hoft past five on Sunday ifternoun to perforin.Bo in 24 successive haws, accomplisked arduons task st . esttrtiqy afterdoou twunty.,sninutcs 'Wore five, fitly initiates muter the , givenlithet. This, tio soon after the late march of 2,ooo.inilmmos con sidered a great exploit, and a sobscription iLto uo set oft foot for him. • • A riG VS OF 1] IC;—TREASON, Friday, Mr. Williams.. the Kurt's Niessenger, and two of the Bow-street, officers. arrsved in Lsondon from Derby, with James Biskin and WilliAm Clitl i ll their custody, on cha'rges of Treason. Tin y remained in custody at Bow-street till Sattirday, when they %vete taken to the , Secretary of State's Office for be Honie Department, when they no derwtnt an examination hefore Viscount MOUT 14, CMTIAt 'MAO t Iseiraw Otleer , , and Sir -N.CotzaNT. There was * also o,gcncrA examination of those in custody on charges,(!l treason and Seilititms The tWieltliflt who were brought from Leeds on ‘Vadoesshly , hy Ewe's, the King's Messenger, awl Lavender, ti , e -Bow-street officer, tv..re .examined ; us were .the followhig, who were brought by Mr. Adkins, thu Governor of the (loose - of Correction: George !Ohioans', Howland Harder,- James Rowel), li tee Bradtvell, James _SS/Joe/01(4mo, -Witis,,,n Welstenhohne, Thomas Welstenhoime, front Shef field. They were all remanded. A . tt rtet•oti , i number or Ptrtors now iv rorfAcatcht ~lr„ a p r itfii,t. iiv wa rrant tif either ut Ole l eta' ies of StAt4.s or tif Pci‘ y Iletaintct (milt,' the pr., 1'0%14 of till ACT, paiw4ed in the pre.ent ~ i rssion PorlimoitHt. for enabling Nii,i.sty it, 1, 1 14 dat.ttta .mOl prisons ‘ot Ma,losty. ruspect Div cunspii log 310 , Inst 104 iN.1,011 CitiVertiMClit, with tlie places of their eotninement t;Aril ne Itenthng,,n.—Tothitt-tields.liridetkell, 3.--Linui at lintst. in tiogir,tane, for the County, of Surrey, 4.--ristol itt Chebui. Forth ;tt (ilituertter, of Cut reetion tits ('-uttnty of !Middlesex, is.--01440 at Exeter, fur the County ul Di; 11:11, 1 3, — Total, ii, pay wvvryfulilis:wd, •t In OntiVolureitiolylut4.l prieg :;I.,in boards, • .ETTERS Seriotis 014 II unible. 1...4 boinirot iket pectilsar i).spei:t 2. . Rey. Cbtltift It,' •'' '• • ftMot; ,'*.are, wt . Of Nint4ll,ln cot, ty of .;'•Sturfor..t, of SOttif,Colltigl6 ()xito . d. Pf4 l ,Pnlffurr.liCimielt London; and r VV. jilacliwoodo4 nboi , O • ' 'rwhotti tnisPalio heltail, , try Author, 1, -I'l4tcticolandiltuniliar:tiermonsv.rtivitned for Parochial iand r Ponirstic .lu3truction; new F.,Oot,suk 4 vols. 1-2wo. price ss. each, in lwardi. ,• • 'e. chielifdesigiiiAtottlutithstelotne of the lead ing Dbutrines , of the Goispoi; Fifth .Lidition, priee.lQ4, , •• p t ywo Serm ons ! preached in the Oht - Vild NEW churches' at Worrerininiptikr;"-inioliaratory to the ii*tilblishruent ',fat . linstt InAtitutiotr; *yd.-price • gyp,;',, MIDDLSEX MI/JETll;th E ; '" • A Meeting,to(.o; place yeiterday, at the hackney, for the. pitrpo,ie . Pethion to Parliaincnt a'gtiustthe• reia44'al of the Act for S uspending the 11,theaa ' - orpus.' At halt past one o'clock ~Messrs. Slietifts'ittitmv3 and 411,111 r 'keep: CAM to he Clod r. Ttai u, ke're 511( EOUndell by the Duke of Bedford, Lord sfiolht Sir Philip rraneis, Sir Francis Burnett, Mr. Alel. lish, Mr, byng, Sir PHILIP FRANCIS, in a short address; urged the necessity of the meeting, and proposed a peti tion founded theremt. lie was seconded by Mr. CLatazt:. Major CA.tcrwatGirr next t , d10.111 on same side. Sir FRA . Ncrs BUR . DI4iTT, Mr. liNG, Mr. BENTLEY) and Mr. WIEKes, also spoke on , the same sine. Mr. MELLIEn, in a very sernible speech, op posed the Petition. The gnestion was earlier!, and the Petition or= dered•to to immediately prepared. l'hauks were voted t(i the Duke of Bedford, Lord Holland, Sir I', Burdott, Sir P. Praneis Major Cartwright, ami Air. Cl.oke ; after which the llcettll di,persel. 141 t TIIE SUN. Mr. EDlTon,—Ai,offering a ino , ,t eifixtual mode of combating Berkshire RefOrmers and loud lle-i ~'ainiers-,rtgainst Government, in every Way they,. 'nay advoeme their opinions, and endeavour to propagate , their principles; a ll'er i .shii e' Cinniiii?, G en tleman, as ..an . offering', to loyalty , and tral,d ratrhe, propoes circulating through the Cl m uty ; k.' r ntint . hef of the . ,c2icellent Trlcts ear itled, " Tue. dO(.)D OLP ;',IINiE3," in which v.;11 he found al( answer to every thing these aentlewen liave, can, or may advance, to the prejudice of, the • Cousti-. l u do%) in : Church and Stute of glorious Old Eng• land placed on ilrepinnacle of fame, ‘ cunt rano faliS torlittutuit inipertectioro an, tn etery t hi n e they ; can , a dvance,iur , jtitliee of it,s unrival led Go.vcroment., , : •., , , • , Assuming a substantial mottO, carry rg a man well throngh the time present, and i ttio!ding a good pronect tor that which is to cone—,fear dpd, honour the :ii:ing vcleemiti4 himself not a jot better than .his fellows, without any views past, present', or tottne, but what are strictly grouffikd on and emana te from his Apothegm,; no hireloig, Ba , run:zit-monger, ,or tuquge! of any l;ind ; riding his hobby horse at his o..vii expel) , e, and deleOtmed solo do while the pulse or life heats accordant, (and it,:wilt be low indeed when it 'does, no.) standing %Oleic his motto puts him, .this Count; y (.4entleman has no personal . enmities, acts with II feeling of universal philanthropy, and - what he ad vances is dictated in the spirit o f urbanity ; yet as a physician would not give up the use of a m e.. (keine which he deemed a speCifie,bvcaoie one of the ingredients .Was a little barb so he cannot lay aside hi S specific though disitOincd to its wit:, the demand forthe applicution,being imperious ; but be will be as.concise us possible in the deli neation. . . This ConntryThntleman , recommends to per sons of all ranks and descriptions„ the general per. , . sonal contemplation of. the 1(314 opposers and re. preltenders of the conduct- of. Government, he re. commends the personal contemplation of the ge, nerality,or brawling Parliamentary Reformers ; he thinks the argumentum all hottiinum thus used and Mia eiliplied, few indeed would be the prose- Lykes to their cause; very unnecessary the intend ed distribution of the Tracts entitled "'Tau Goon OLD 'I t o tes." NOt as a measure of precaution for the purpose of concealment, (himself and the, cause he sup ports have to tear no man 0 as strongly express ing his views and motives be wilts himself isMICUS PATIO.C. Cutle Inn, Speen 11111, Jane 13. P. S. An appropriate number of these Theta will be put in immediate ejaculation and distribu tion through the County. . *** We heartily, a4ree with the Berkshire Country Gentleman, in approving the admirable series of pamphlets which - he mthtions, 'and earnestly teconnuciad the active ciacolmion of them throughout the Empire. Whoever the author of " Goan) OLD TIMES," he is evidently well acquainted, indeed we may say that he pos sesses a profound knowledge of our History, as he has fully shewn by a deep and comprehensive detail of the real Character and Erents of every period which he has thought proper to introduce o f the " Goon OLD TIMV‘" Whit:ll our Moiwass PATatoTs and ReFoumkasliaVe so warmiv'ealo. o zyc i f ro m ignorunce, malevaience, um( folly. The author of this admirable work shaWs , that ht is as disinterested as he is loyal, for be disposes of his sonad, learned, sand moss v a luabit two for WIC penny each. °PRICE OF ORD.N.INCE,.7ane g, 1817. TIIE PRINCIP.II . OFFICERS of His M.I. JES2"I".S ORDNANCE • do hcreby Kivf Notice 7141 t 4 e.9 will SELL by PIAILIc AUCTION, at the To"er , TA "selny, ,, tke with lastant, at .Eleren o'clock in tae t ., '")11 " 1 precLc?l,, sunder/. Lars 11: OLD and I:N!•;Elt- ICE ABLUStORES, consisting of docks daliblo and sisgle, Powder-horns,.Statolittg \ice%, r , of Sorti,Vtle t abarrovel, Empty Catitti, Viols, .various and Clotltin Clod uni Saltpetre 13;tgs , { together With various 1 • other Arttelea ; • Ph e "'Lk neat/ ti fc viewed upan (Optic-ONO arthe i aiiv ref r l"rip' al Store. eeper's 011iee in the 'Purer, natil ehc at which place printed Lists (2/ I,;e Ints Will be dell r4,(1 to tio,se rerstns 7 , apply for the same. . lly Order of lhc,lloard, • R. 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