The National Register.
London, England, 1812-04-26 00:00:00

TTIF, NATION AT, 11171114'rr.11.

APRIL 2fil

INDEPENDENT LIVERY OF LONDON.

At a GENERAL MEETING of the COMMiTTEE of the LOYAL
and INDEPENDENT LIVERY of LONDON, held this 18th Day
of April, 1812, at the LONDON TAVERN,
Ald. CHRISTOPHER SMITH, in the Chair,
Resolved unanimorusly,
That the following -I.DDRESS be presented to his Royal Highness
the PRINCE REGENT. .
TO HIS ROY kl, HIGHNESS THE PRINCE REGENT.
MAY ll' PLEASE YOUR ROYAL HIGHNESS,
We his Majesty's dutiful and loyal •-;ttlejects, the undersigned Livery
men of the City of London, beg leave to approach your Royal Highness
with the strongest assurances of attachment to your Person, and of our
resolution to support your Government with zeal, constancy, and
firmness.
While we sympathize most deeply with your Royal Highness on the
lamentrd indisposition of our venerable and beloved Sovereign, we
eagerly seizethis opportunity to convey to your Royal Highnes the
ar .!ent feelings of gratitude excited in our breasts by the numerous
blessings which we have enjoyed, during the long and glorious Reign
of your Royal Father; and more especially by the unequivocal proofs so
repeatedly afforded, under circumstances of peculiar difficu'ty, of his
sacred regard for those fundamental principles (if the Constitution
which seated your Illustrious Family on the Throne bf these Realms.
Most cordially do we congratulate your Royal Highness on the
brilliant success which has distinguished his Majesty's arms, during the
short period of the Regency, in different quarters of the globe, by see
and land; success not less beneficial in its immediate effects than in its
remote consequences, since it affords a strong ground of hope, that by a
continued display of the same consummate skill and bravery on
the part of his Majesty's Officers and men, and A' the sam,, wisdom
and vigour in the Councils of your Royal Highness, you will be enabled
ultimately to bring the arduous contest in which we are engaged to an
honourable termination.
At the same time, we reflect with pride, on the measures pursued
by your Royal Highness, for the support of the National Character,
by the preservation of the National Feith with his Majesty 'e Allies
for the determination to persevere in that glorious struggle for Indep-
endence on the Peninsula, which is the common cause of all who enjoy
and appreciate the blessings of National Freedom ;—for the anxiety
manifested by your Royal Highness, to support the Commercial Credit
of the Nation, and to promote the general welfare and happiness of
the country ; and while et e deeply lament the pressure of the times,
caused by dificulties in Trade and Manuf tctures arising from the nature
of the present contest, and partly from the dearness of corn, we
cannot hut express our indignation at the attempts which have been
made to indispose the People against the Government, for events which
have so evidently been beyond their control.
From our experience of the past we are led to congratulate the country
on the existence of a well-grounded hope, that the Civil and Religious
Liberties of the Nation, as finally settled and firmly established at the
memorable Era of the Revolution, and the Protestant Ascendancy, to
which, under Providence, we are indebted for the inestimable blessings
we are permitted to enjoy, will he maintained inviolate.
Relying on the goodness of the Almighty, for a continuance of these
blessings, we ardently pray that your Royal Highness may long be pre-
served to the Nation, in health, prosperity, and happiness.
Resolved unanimously, That the ALDRESS be left at the 1.0 NflON
TAVERN, Bishop eate-streez; and at the I.ONDON COFFEE-
HOUSE, Ludgate-hill, for the Signatures of the Livery.
Resolved unanimously, That these Resolutions and the Address,
signed by the Chairman, be inserted in the Morning and Evening
Papers.
Resolved unanimously, That the Thanks of this Meeting be given
to the Chairman.
The ANNIVERSARY of the LOYAL and TNMEPENDENT
LIVERY, will be celebrated at the LONDON TAVERN, Bishops-
gate-street, on the 22d May, 1812.
Ald. CHRISTOPHER SMITH, in the Chair.
RICHARD CLARKE, Secretary.

The Manchester Square Cattle Shew is the subject of the Caricature
engraved for.the Fourth Number of that popular publication " vex
'EA tac,” which will be published on Friday, the first of May, containing
much curious matter, and many interesting anecdotes of pub:ic charac-
ters. Ihe public are respectfully informed that the First Volume, and
Nos. 1,2, and '3, of the new series, may be had of the Editor, at No.
357, Corner of Exeter 'Change, and of all Booksellers of respectability.
The Attractive Scheme of the Lottery to be Drawn Next 'Thursday,
presents a Chance greater of obtaining Capital Prizes than was ever
known, being only 12,000 Tickets, and countring Prizes of Xt30,000•
zet.5,000, .£lo,ooo, £5,000, &c. Tickets and
Shares are sehAng, in great variety, at the ti'd Offices. of
Sir JAMES BRANSCOME 11:1D Co,
No. 37, Combat; 141, Oxford-street; 23, Haymarket; and 11, Ht -
born. Where Shares may tie had of alm?ist allt Number that is wi4:cd,
and whose unrivalled successiforitnany years is beyond all prect cif ::t.
J. Savyawn I-, Sole Surviving Fanner.

A PILL 26.

NATION

3ir•WIL/CES S EXHIBITION of alf the PIC rums he has Painted' s 'NOW
Oft N, at No. h7,li-rnall, from Nine till dusk.— Athnittance One Shilling.

Mr. WE‘T's PICTURE.—The blreciors 'f the British Institution having per-
rho-t1 for THREE THOUiAND GUINEAS, Mr. Reseal Picture of OUR
sAVTOUIL HEALING TIIF IN THE TEMPLE, propose to pulti!.ll by
sub,cr ptiou, a PRINT of it, to be engraved 1.1 the like manner; by Charles Heath,
of the ditnensions of 2s inches by 1b;. The price to Subscribers to e FIVE
GUINI:AS EACH. No proofs to he taken off, except for the Subscribers to the
purchav of the Picture; who are to have our Proof each, and one early Iropresaion of
the Print. A deposit of Halt the Price to be paid on subscribing, and the remainder
on the tiellveay of the Impressions of the Print, which will he made in the order in
',web thesubscriptions are received. Sul scrlptlons are received by Mr. Green, the
keeper of the British Gallery, Pall Mall, only, where the Picture is now exhibiting, an!:
adi romaiu till July next.
By Order, VALENTINE GREEN. A. R. A. Keeper.

MS Day Is Published, the Fourth Edition of
The SPIRIT of " The BOOK," or Memoirs of CAROLINE, Princess of
Basher; price 11. bs. boards.
This interesting Work embraces the subject-matter of the extraordinary and
monientowz quppressed Book, known by the name of the " Delicate Investigation.'
and comprehends Memoirs of many of the most distinguished and illustrious Per-
vaaa;ei of the Age.
London, Printed for Allen and Co. 15, Paternoster-row.
Of whom may he had, Just Published,
1. A Set-Down at Court, including a Series of Anecdotes in High Life, a Novel,
in 4 role.
S. The Pleasant Adventures of Gutman, of Alfarache. Translated from the
Original Spanish by M. Le Sage, now translated from the French b; A. °Tunnel-,
Esq. 3 vols. lbs. This Entert ;Ong Wort has been b 0 well received in Frauce.
that it has already run through tewnty.sis. Eittionsf
it. Webb's Tour through Great -ritain. les. gd.
amorkl•••
No. 43, New Bond4street.
AVELING and HILL'S Vaults for Bottled Porter, Windsor, F.dintrurgh. Welch,
and other Ales, Cyder and Perry, Manufacturers of Britheh Wises, and Dealer-

in Foreign Spirits.
AVELING and HILL respectMly beg leave to acquaint the Nobility and
Se.itry, that they are appointed sole Age.its for the SiAle of Itainshottom and
Btver,tocli's Fine V indsor, or Queen's Ale, and that pr;v:zte families may be sup-
plied with the same in Cask,:, of eighteen Gallons each.—A. and H. h.y blare to
particularly recommend their superior British H Ines, in which article they have
Iwe.t v.ir, careful, as well as succes4ul, in bringing to the highest st:tte of perfec-
tion, and which they trust :viii he found, 0:, t LI, little laferior to Foreign.
Orders taken in, and punctually executed, at their Vaults and Countiag-house
as above, for Heady Alvi*. only.

TO LADIES 01P FAQIIION.

CLARK, Ladiess' Habit and Pelisse.:nalter, Mom Mr. Allen',, Ilond-street,)
des to ilforrn his numerous Friend,. and Customers, that the bus! tesQ heretofore
conducted by him, under the firm t:f DtErt:lcuct; and CLARK, of Rathhone-place,
is now c trried on by him, solely on his own account, at No. 37, Golden-square.
Piccadilly. Ladies in general 2.re informed. that he has just completed an entire
sew Habit and Pelisse, which, for neatne-s and elegance of design and execut toe,
hag Leila rarely equalled, sarpassed by none, and need oaly to be sed to Le
mired.—Yonag Lady's and Gentlemen's file), Grelt t'o'ts, as al%o youn? Ge:Hle-
tnea's Hussar and Arab Dresses, in the first style of elegaice.—Couutry tesiclout4
lu .-eneral may have an order executed at a very short notice after their arrival It
it4.l, or maybe informed by letter bow to send up their measure.

ANATOMICAL STAYS.—B the Ring's Letters Patent.

Mrs. T,LOI El GIBBON, the Patentee, ir.o,:t rrspecttully be to annow.c,! to
the Nobility and Ladies, who ar.• ‘14.1n;; tier the honour to wait her "'turn fro o
With, that she is now arrived at her otts.±, is Sacliv Piccadilly, where
Mlles are Immediately suited with her A NA.3 OM ICA'. PATENT STAYS.
thick are particularly adapted to prevent and rectiZy all imperfection of Torre,
ssil infallibly remove those fajurious compressions which are in general produced
by Sleet Bus and.improper Stays.—No, 7, Sackville-street„