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London, England, 1803-03-21 00:00:00

MONDAY, MARCH 21, 1803.

BLOOMSBURY and INNS of COURT ASSOCL‘TION.
AT a numerous MEETING of the Members of
the late Bloomshin7 and Inns of Court Association, held
the 19th day of March 11168, at the Crown and Anchor Ta-
vern in the Strand,
SAMUEL COMPTON COX, Eq. in the Chair,
Resolved Unanimously, That the Members of the late
Bloomsbury and Inns of Court Association present at this
Meeting, for the metres, and such others of the late Members
as may hereafter coueur in this Resolution, do again tender their
services to his Majesty, for the protection and defence of the
Nfetropolis, in casc of danger, he any actual invasion of this
Country by ,an Enemy.
Resolved unanimously, That Samuel Compton Cox, F..sq.
be requested to transmit the precAung Resolution to the 'Lord
Lieutenant oft.. County of Ntaldicsex, in order that the same
may be presented to his Majesty f.ur his acceptance th.treof
Resolves unanimously, That the Thanks of this Meeting
be given to Samuel Compton Cox, Esq. f n his constant and
indefatig ihle attention to the service of the late Corps, and to
the respective Members of it.
• Resolved unaiiitiousle„ That the Thanks of this Meeting be
given t all the othor OW.'ers o: the late Collie.
Resolved imanimously, That the Thanks of this Meeting
be given to th.t (sett Lenten who caused th.t Advertisement for
convening it to 1Y: published in theseveral New:" :liars.
Res-dyed unanimously, That the first Resolution he fairly
transerLsed, and left at the Rars of the Cum' and -lure's ur Te•
vent and Ser:es Coft2e-house, fur the Signatures of such of Clue
Memb.w4 of the late Association as 1.11,111 think proper to con-
to, therein.

Re4o!ve !, That th • Resolutions be ihserted in the Moniing
and Faeni:ig
itc.olve4, That this Meeting do adjonrn.
(Signed) SAMUEL COMPTON COX,
Chairman.

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R.• CI IisISTOPHER CAUSTIC. M.D. LL.D. A. S.S.
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TM% Day it publirheri, in Two large Volume. tiro,
Price Ow.. Goinea in bryirdr,
ZOLLIKOYER'S SERMONS on the DIG-
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Br the Rev. WILLIAM TOOKE, F. R. S.
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them from the pulpit_ NVere he thus to act, he might
won dispense with his notes : he would in a shut time ac-
quit., a sufficient facility of addressing an audience from his
memory, of speaking to their hems, amd of impressing them
with sentiments worthy of his office."
Critical Review, for December 1802.
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This day is published, nrice :pi. boards,
LETTERS FROM FRANCE.-
Wnttoit by Mr. J KING, in the months of August,
Set fiber, and October 1802. In which some Occurrences
are whited isli;ch were nnt generally Ithown, and many ce,t-
iectur:t way be found that seem to have anticipated recent
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