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London, England, 1809-10-21 00:00:00

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Alwyn, a Caintgbt mutt*, too .I. nuts, and them 11. motes.
ore.. rata MIN the Booth .Melt promill.to bc forgeries
9 Ley stre tr.red to a ItaolrP,' to Smithfield, fru... them to
111r.i'otre, a salesman, a, Si.sthaelhinarket ; front IMO to
`onte! Taaumr. • hutrlopt, et 011iport, in payment for so
s. 60,1 he ant hem able to rm. a satisfactory ticeiniot as
U. how Ito bassaassapossoosad ei then% floseset. thmt Polito
'l4Scsr, dWitsolso., aas SLIM kw% and be ow riven tows his
4-44:hay, until tit 1.111111111/441111:t 0114frirdeS forth'',
plow.

Os Monday Lit, tausserlest Cooper. (one of the
aim molt los e‘eispii front his guards at
()Nitride... so hes rood to the highest Woolwich,)
rm. apprehended in thrtruitzham, by Mr. tlitoßGE
ipaRRTA. keener of the liouNe of Correction-tit
V. tilvetheitiptios. wooled hr Messrs. ReoWNeLL,
fleets, and T tour, of 1/eriteetrl, 4114 Cololllllttta
In 'll /winch gee!. (tont:tin in whose custody
t:unper formerly hod loally alas upon the coach,
colon/140m Wolverhampton to Birmingham. and
at the Vain:. C Ct i't Bromwich Heath,
Cooper applied' to go by st, hat the coach o IQ* full.
Reuters, to avoid siissocino, continued with the
.mill lie got to the Itulf. Head. (ilium-
iir'•l he theta divined himself, and returned
of Cooper, who. lifter ninth difficult)y,
trice) to Birmingham, where. antaisited hr the
.1 i„.v. officers, the l'riioner was secured at ey,pperi
:4i iht• Coar•li arid (lonic., I)eritend. Au :unarm.
ni-nt for linuo...breiticing, a footle of plit.aphotus.
and "titer articles. were fnuud upen him. •
Tile herring fi.lirry in the Isle of Mains Nras an.
commonly productive On the night of' Tuesday
Several Ipo.,te caught ass hundred elate
Consideruble quantities base also been taken
off IVhitahaven.

THE JUBILEE.

LIVERPOOL MEETING, Oct. te.
The Mayor having received a requisition signed
by a great number of very respectable Gentlemen,
expressing their wish that a General Meeting of the
inhabitants might be called, .6 to take into conside-
ration the moat proper mode of expressing Attach-
ment and gratitude to the best of Kings," on the ap-
proaching 50th anniversary of his accession to the
throne, appointed the said meeting to take place
yesterday in the Towu-hall. The assembly being
too numerous to be accommodated in the Court-
room, a motion was put and carried for the adjoura-
went of the meeting to the area of the New Ea-
' Change Buildings. Au address to Ili* Majesty had
been previously voted in the Tawa-Haul, and as
soon as the wetting had beeu formed in the
square, the Address, which had been prepared, Mali
read twice by M►. Stathain.
The Address was seconded by Mr. P. Dawson.
Atter the Address had passed, a Resolution was
proposed by Mr. F. Wltkwas, for a general illu-
mination. On which

Mr. Roscoe rase, and said, that he cordially
agreed in the Address which had been just pro-
posed and carried ; but he did not think that an
illumination was the most eligible mode of •ex-
pressing their affection to His llajeety'a person,
and their tespect for his virtues. The expense
won't be great, and it might be productive of riot.
"l'hare a as a better way of expreming the sentiments
of the town : he had iu his pocket a list of sixty
poor debtors, at present confined in the Borough
gaol. who might be liberated and restored to their
families at half the expense of an illumination.
Mr. WILLIAPIS..miti he was happy to say that the
next resolution he had to propose, after the roes-
tin.' of illumination was disposed of, was ',divan-
tially the seine as the Gentleman wile spoke last
had submitted.

Mr. StANISTREET spoke in favour of an illumin-
ation. He was hsppy to find, its the resolutions
intehdrd to be nubstquently proposed, there wns
one which exactly met the benevolent ideas just
suggested by Mr. Rosen.
Mr. PARR followed on the seine side.

The motion fiir r general illumination was then
put, and octants I. There WY% however, a etni,i.
datable show of hands in its favour, and it was
stated that such iudiritlesi's as might choose to il-
I on this occa,inii were at perfect liberty to
do so. Judging from the numbers who declared in
favour of this 'nod* of doing h to the der, it
phub:►ble that a t!re,ti 1141't Or the respectable
houses Ili town will be illuminated.

810M1N011.131, OCT. 19.

A most respectable meeting of the nthahttaatr of
thir tools was held, yesterday. at the public oat•,
coeveausel by the High GAM: to eotisrquoltee of a
requisition insole to hiw by r nutaher of erootlemeol,
a•: I personae to public solvertosement. '111:e ollert
o the nevtolog on, to address I its Majesty Lou hos
attaimug the fiftieth t CNC of his reizot.

liadiff, *a a shirt intrfreix. explained
the tow.iorto of the meeting, and paNserl *line justly
deserved encomiums 041 OUT venerahle and good
bloaatcb. •

G.Sitscon, E 4 1. then mole& " That al Address
be prosented." and shortly d. scanted on the virtues
of our Sovereign, and the I,le-sings s hid. his people
enjoy under bus mild nod paternal sway.
Dr. E. Johnson see ...Jed the motion.

J. WooMI. Esq. m nriat the Gentlemen
who 14 signed the reniii4ition for the meeting. be
desired to withdrew and prepare an Address."
William Smith, Esq. seconded the motion.
The Gentlemen having retired for a shirt time,
returned Kith am Address.

%I-41mm Villiers, Esq. in a very forcible manner
addressed the meeting ; he hoped there were not
guy who mould not, Oil *ll4l est I) of Ot.tober, offer
up their prayers in the !louse of the Lord hir the
preservation of fits Majesty's life, and ril4o rumen
thanks ill the Almighty for the blessing which 01.
1146011 Cl4tirt, in being &rosins! with a Monart
• ex,roplary. in private life as a husband and u father,
stud emotent, in his !white station. for hit firm-
patriotants, mid !lutenist) regard (sir Isis sub-
tact.. fb-then read the Address, and moved .* That
it be signed to the Iligh and Low Bailiffs, and pre-
sented to the Biog."
'rite Low Bailiff stenneleil the motion, and ex-
pressed his entire approltutmi of the Address.
The Address was carried imansinuntly. A desul-
tory debate ensued, on the mode in which the Ad-
dress should he presentel, whets it was rewittellt on
the mutton of the R-v. Mr. Curtis, " That it be
through tha medium of the kiembers fur the
Couuty."
The Rev. Mr. Curti% moved a vote of thanks to
the High Bailiff; which was seconded by G. Strn•
cox, Esq..; and W. Walker, Esq. moved a vote of
thanks to the Low Bailiff, whirl' was seconded by
his Rev. Mr. Curtis; these votes were passed una-
nimously.

IVe never remember to hive seen a more respect-
able public meeting of the inhabitants of this town ;
the greatest unanimity prevailed, and great attach-
ment was manifested tenor beloved King.
The Address to the Throne will appear in the
public papers of this town, after it has been pre-
sented to His Majesty.

EDINOVItOII. OCT. 13.
The following is the manner in srhith the Jai:
lee of the anniversary of His Majesty's aere4sion to
the throne. and when he enters into the rolth year
of Ins reign, is to be observed in Edinburgh.
The morning .to be ushered in by the ringing of
the bells of the city and Leith, front eight to urn
o'clock.

Thu Lord Prow. Magistrates, and Council. et
eight o'clock, to Igo in carriages to the Assembly
Haunts, Leith. to meet the masonie procession,
and proceed to the place in the duck, fixed oft by
the engineer. and, in proper style, to lay the
foundation of the military works, which. oratisf re-
ted to our beloved Monarch, are to be 'termini/m-
-4J King George the Third's bastion awl military
Airarkii, for the defence of the ducks, harbour, word
town of Leith.
After the stone is laid, • royal salute is to be fired
from the dock, and His Majesty's ships in the
Road of IA ith to return it. This solemnity being
gone through, the procession to return, reversed,
to the Assembly-romnii. To the prrbeevison are to
be invited cill the Nobility and Gentry in and about
the town turd neaglilArhood, Leith, &c. who, along

with the office-bearers of the Grand Lodge, are to
hreaklast with the Lord Provost and Magisti Ales in
the Assembly-rooms, Leith.
At twelve o'clock, noon, the great guns in the
Castle to are, and the music belfs, and tin-se orNt.
Andrew's Chnn:b, ere to be set a-ringing, and
untie till hulf-past one o'clock. 'I he sohuiteerg
to be drawn out in fins in Prince's-street, to flit- it
feu-de-joie, and His Atijesty's ships Itt the rus•ls
also to tire.

♦t two o'clock, sermons, suitable to the occasion,
to be preached in 01l the churches, chapel., fir.
this city and 1W vicinity. 'line cull:•ctiuns at the
doors to be applied to the relief of prisoners fur
debt in the gaols of Edinburgh anti Cumin:or.
At four o'clock the music and St. Andrew'.
Chord' bells begin, nod ring till six o'clock.
At tire o'clock, a grand public &mitr in the
Assembly-Rooms, Pewit-street. Tu.kets iI. 5..
each.

From six to eight o'clock the greet bells to mig.
At seven o'clock, four @military bands to uswal-
ble at the Trou church. One to proceed south,
by the South Bridge ; another north, by the
North Bridge; a third west, by the Lawninerkes
and Mound ; anal the fourth east, by the Canon.
gate., These bends to perambulate the principid
streets, and play the most inspiring national airs,
till nine o'clock, when they are all to meet at the
Trim Church, and, otter accempanyinii • vocal
band in God sure great George our hog. Rule
Britannia, Heart: of Oak, &c. to be disuiimaed by
the Magistrates.
At nine o'clock, a superb display of fireworks to
be exhibited ou the centre of the Earthen Mound,
which is to complete the festival.
The Lord Provost and Magistrates are not to
issue orders for a general illumination, but it is
expected that, in the course of that evening, the
different public Imildings will be illuminated.

The Oreeeent St. hate,' parish hare rent
circular letters to all the inhabitautr. requertior
them not to Mulatto:Atte mu the "tight ef the '2 t h
instant.

it is with pleasure we observe, that the Brethreu
of the different Lodges of Druids in Birmingham
inteud to comniernoode the iiftieth anniversary of
our beloved and venerebie Mumicett's accession to
the throne, by going ii, procession to St. Philip's
Church, on the 15th instant.
At StrAtford-on-Avon, we understand, ft sub-
scription has been opened for the pnrptfe of pro-
viding the poor of that town the roinfortior a good
meal, and to cheer their hearts on the fiftieth an-
nivenpiry of a good Alonarch's ace::l4lQW to the
throne; the corporation intend likewise to uPeiiil
divine iservoce, and afterwards date together. At
Evesham, the Mery awl Corporation have made
similar revolutions, except that it 14 not yet reeve 4
in what manner the suliteriphues shall be ;appro-
priated to the tow of thepoor.

At a meeting:: of the Mayor and inh.l,:tan s of
Warwick, on Friday, several laudable reholiiiioa,
were agreed to, having for their object the c.mifort
of the poor, on the approaching %er.a•y of IN
Maje►ty's acceariun. A spirited eubacription was
imutediately opened. . .
The Jubilee is to be celebrated at Leith by pub-
lic worship nod coltectimis for charitable portal e 4,
a tinnier at the Assembly Rooms, singing of 601.,
&c. bit no illumination%

THE M,

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