The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1810-01-20 00:00:00

TO MOTliEftS AND NURSES.

MRS. M ERICA HNT. No. 3. Middleren-street,
Sornastr's-town, ham eaperksiced one attic great. st
bleasiop in Inman nature, is -being restored to a dear dold,
who, to all appearance, was at death's door. This dear chill
wa is U consumption, and lay two days in corivials.Ul.9, w Al
hn teeth, what a friend vine Mrs. M. part of a bottle of the
AM CRICAN SOOTHING SYRUP; the mother no sooner
relined it on his gums, the:. he hrgan to inyinl, and hail a
good night, which was the first for three week', nod is per-
fectly restored, though he was quite taken off his feet.
To Iss had of the Proprietors J. Johnson end CO.
Newassasorbeet, Osford•road ; tu'id retail of Goldiog, 22,
Corabill , and of all the principal Medicine Venders in laws
and country, at no, gal. a bottle, for ready money.

A• GENERAL MEETTING of shr CA-
THOLICS of the COUNTY sad CITY of WATER-
FORD, held by Adj,•af muscat at said City. a Thareilay,
the lab January, 1010,
RICHARD P. O'SHEE, Eeq is tise Clair.

the following Resn'utions were entered into
Reeolved—Thst we feel a deep Uremia in the security of
the Unti.h Empire, as mei:dila; all t►►t we hold most so.
!sable and dear.
Resolved—That, at the present awful period, when an
unprecedented combination of eircuinstares resdcra it ne-
cessary, beyond all former maniple, that a cordial union and
sincere co operation of all His Majesty's subjects, in defence
of the constitution, should take place—se conceive it ►ecu.
learlY unfortunate and alarming, that the arms of
(tinned Ibr its defence, should be paralysed by the exelrion
of the Catholic body from a full participation of the sights
and privileges of that constitiatiuo.
Reselve4.-That w►ilst we acknowledge, with tine grail.
bade, the liericits cusfetred on us eluting the present Reign,
we cannot refrain Iron mirroring our complaints that we
shimild still remain tinder political restrictions, implying
sospieium georrating jealousy, and aliens( a stain ou our
character, both as a body and r individnakareed that, there-
fore, a Petition on behalf of the Catholics of Hi:. County sod
City be presested to the Imperial Parliament, at as early a
period as cuneenient in the approachiag torsions.
Resolved—That a Deputation from this Meeting be ap-
pointed to wait upon env worthy Representative and faithful
Advocate the Right Honourable Sir John Newport, Dart. to
solicit, on our part, that be will present oar Petition to t►e
Imperial Parliament, and cuußrits anew the obligations
already cunferied uu our body, by giviug it his powerful *dis-
port.
Resolved--Thst the Right lino. Lord Grenville be re-
quested to lay our Petition before t►e House of lard►--wed
that this requeat of the meeting he couveyed to his Lord-
ship through the medium of sir Jahn Newport.
Resolved—That this Meeting entertains the highest
arse of the advantage derived to their cause from the
support given by the Right Hestioarelde Sir John New.
port, Dart. Richard Power, Esq. Represeatative for the
County, and the Honourable George Walpuk, )11eat'o r
for Desitgarvais and that the public Thanks of this
Meriting be returned to three Greetlemen, as alas to our
other enlightened sod liberal Friends of eve, y Couiniumou in
mel ont of Parliament autonvo about we ,re proud to ire
the nausea of several of the Dirt distingsiohed Prolases of tire
established Cbervlt.

Re.olved—Thil our Cbsironn do rerpsr.t tbe Repre-
otntalives fur dais Coosly, wail the Mciuncr fur Udi,ZJl•any
In attend is their places to l'arlisenetit, 464 supr,l °qv Pe-
i. ItItLI.IRD P. teSIIEE, L.q IL:Laminar.
T. HEARN, m D. Secretary.
TllOlll5 FITL4.I-.KALD, I in tlii• ;
Resd..ht—l.hut tlit Tlisults of this Meetsug be irtorne4
4o kirhsid horer tYSher, Esq. for his very prop., cu.olort
ia the Clair i as alas Iv Tli.o.ut Hoerr, M.D. war b6CICt4/).

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