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WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 7, IBti.

Arra GENERAL MEETING of the LIEU..
TENANCY of the 'COUNTY: PALATINE of
CHESTER, held at NorthwLii, on the.3oth Day of Sep-
tember, iBOl, and convened by Public Advertisement from
the Lord Lieutenant of the said County, in pursuance of His
Majesty's Warrant, bearing date the tztlibt. September inst.
far carrying into execution an Ad made in'the 38th year of
the Reign of His present Majesty, intituled " An Ad to
" enable His Majesty mole eftidually to provide for -the
" Defene and -Security of the.. Realm, during the present
" War, and for indemnifying Persons who may suffer in
" their Property, by sitch ,Measures as may be necessary for
" that purpose :"

PRESENT,
The EMU of STAMFORD and WARRINGTON, Lieut.

DEPUTY-LIEUTENANTS.
The HONOURABLE BOOTH GREY.
JOHN ASH TON,
ROGER BARNSTON,
THOMAS BROOKE, -
THOMAS CO RBET,
WILLI-AM-:EGERT'ON;
-JOHN FIELDEN,
JOHN GLEGG,
. GEORGE JOHN LEGIT;
. E.GERTON LEIGH,
GEORGE LEYCESTER,
WILLIAM LOWNDES,
JAMES rMAINWARINC;,
RICILARD RICHARDSON,
Tl3-AFFORD TRAFroRD,
GEORGE WILBRAHAM,
RANDI.E WILBRAHAM,
It was Resolved and Ordered,,
That Warrants shill issue from this Meeting to the High
Constables of the several Hundreds of this. Coumy, pro-
curing such Returnsas in His Majesty's Warrant mentioned;
with,all possible dispatch. :Mid that such ReturnS shall be
sent to Mr. POTTS, the Clerk of the-General Meetings, at
his Office in Chester, as-soon as colleded, in order to be-by
.him arranged, and, abstracted,; previous to-the mkt General
Meeting of the Lieutenancy of the County.
Resolved,
That this- Meeting,, -and the Lord Lieutenant and Deputy-
Lieutenants for the said County now present, have full con-,
fidence that the zeal and loyalty of the Inliabitant pf this
County will now induce them to offer their services VVith-the
same alaerity as they have. on former occasions. Ard the
Lord•Lientenant and Deputy-Lieutenants-will on their parts
give every possible encouragement to all persons within the
said Connty,'Who may come forward and promote'the inten-
tions of Government, in the present very important crisis_
S TA M FORD and- WARRINGTON, Lieutenant.
After the Lord Lieutenant- left the Chair, it was further
Resolved; That the Thanks of the Meeting he given to his
Lordship for his attentiorfand condud in the Chair, and that
tie be'destred to publish These Resolutions in the Chester,
and in cne of the London Papers. •.

1 Esqrs.
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TOROMAN CATHOLIC PARENTS AND GUAR-

DIANS.
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WANTED by an ATTORNEY in the Cgun_
try, in ext.::astvd Pridice, ARTICLED
or iii;s Persuasion, with Whoa' a liberal Prerniurn *ill be
exprOed.
Apply to 11g/..Hallwarci, No. 14i.Fiblborn;..court, G ray's-
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REEHOLD ESTATE WANTED TO'.PURCHASE.
AFREEHOLD ESTATE, situate in any of the
' Counties of KENT, SUSSEX, SURREY; HANTS,
or, DE VON, to consist of a comfortable Mansion or Dwell-
in;;-house, with Garden and Offices complete, of which
itri-
mediate possession can be given, and from 360 to lobo Acres
of cultivated Land (of which riot less than.2ooA,:res must be
,in hand), with suitable Farm HouSes and.Appuitenances..
Particulars addressed to Messrs. Ward, Dennetts and
Greaves, Solicitors,' Covent-garden, London, with proper
referentes for viewing .-the Estate, and treating fbr the pur-
chase thereof, will have due attention.

TO BREEDERS OF STOCK.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, . •
On Tuesday the 3d Day of November, iSaz, and • the two
following Days, at Win. Smith's, at Norton-Grounds,'
• near Camphen, in the County of Gloucester,. who is leav-
ing the Farm,;
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rrHE WHOLE OF -HIS STOCK, comprising
JL ONE HUNDRED. and THIRTY-ONE Hereford-
shire, India,. French, Scotch, and CrosS%-bred Cows, Bulls,
,Ileifels, Oxen, and Weaning-Calves (principal part
of which
are Herefordshire), viz.
,28 Fat Cows, 8"-Yearling Heifers,
f 5 Cows in Calf, 21 Weaning Cow Calves,
27 Heifers in Calf, . • 4 Ditto Ox ditto,
16 Oxen, • 5 Bull Calves,
14 Yearling ditto, 3 Bulls. •
Eight Hundred and Twenty-five New Leicestershire Sheep,
viz. . •
414 Ewes and Tlieaves, Rain'd, 8. Rams, ,
108 Shearhogs, fat,, fz Rain Lambs.
283 Lambs. _ _

The. above Herefordshire and Leicestershire Stock is bred
from'a seleation of the improved Stocks of the most eminent
Breeders in, the respective Counties, according to the
lowing System—That the-united properties of softness and
firmness of texture, and ligt?tness of offal, must yield the
greatest and most valuable quantify. of Animal from a given
quantity of Vegetable' Food, requiring nO merit from a state
of maturity, obtained by a forcing and'expensive food, un-
'profitably applied fora length of time.
The Proprietor re.qUests 'the Public to ask calculation, if
good Breeding Stock was ever bought too dear ? or if bad can
,be worth the money

The Stock may be. viewed any day, but it will be num-
bered and arranged for that purpose on the Monday before the
,Sale.
N.B. Stabling for several hundred Horse's will be pro-
cured, and every possible accommodation provided for the
Company.,
-Catalogues with description's and references, to be had at
th.-: King's Readlnn, in Smithfield, London; the Printing-
Office, At •Waterfbrd;- Ireland; and at the Place of Sale.
The Sale is intended to begin at Ten o'Clock precisely
each morning, which will beTunalually dbierved.
And on Friday and-Saturday following, Will also be Sold
by Auction, at the said place, the whole of the Household
Furniture ; Catalogues of which Will • be distributed in the
NeighbourhOod in due time.
*** This Advertisement will not be repeated.

This Day were published, Price 63. in boards,
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POLITICAL RECOLLECTIONS -relatiVe to
EGYPT ; containing Obsv.rvations on its Government
under
,the Maineluks ; Gedgraphical Position; its In-
trinsic and Extrinsic Resources; its relative Importance to
England and France ; and its Dangers to England in the ,pps-
session'of France; with a - Narrative of the 0-el-memorable
British,'Campaign in the Spring of ISoi.
By GEORGE BA LDW,IN, Esq.
Late His Majesty's Consul-General .in Egypt ; and attached
to the Commander in Chief during the, above glorious
Campaign. - , -
Printed for T.'Caclell, jun. and W. Davies, Strand.

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• EMINENT LIVING PERSONS,
faithfully and impartially draWn from authentic sources.
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