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ly, the constiVational a d ,which is: due_ to 'Me as
EleCtor; from the' Empire,. its august -Head,. as well
as .liiigsia and Sweden, the Powers who have guaran-'
teed its Constitution, and who have already manifest-,
ed; and still continue to manifest, the Most bonotir-
able -d4Osition for the preservatiOn of my States.
Lastly, I protest in the Most-solemn manner, for
myself and my heirs;-against every encroachment on
my right si n the Eleetorate ofßrunswick-Lunen burgh,:
and itS Dependencies; and I-repeat, in the quality of
Eleaor,. the ;Declaration Made, by.the Minister of
My Crown at the Court of lierlin; that no advantage,
arising from political arrangements, much less any
bffer whatever of, indemnity, or equivalebt, shall
ever `engage me, to forget What I owe topy'aignay,
the attachment, and exemplary fidelity of My Ha-
noverian- tllijeas,- so- as to yield my consent to the
alienation of.my EleCtorate.

• Given at theTalace of Windsor, the zoth day of April,
i& 6,, in the. 46th Year of my i-Wign. • •
(L.S.) • GEORGE R.
E. Count De Munster. .

:horn the'LONDON GAZETTE, 41.4'22, 11806.

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PARLIAMENT.

EURGIii OF 11ADD114CTON. J,Enla UlO3 ft, etC.
The. llon. Erskiw, Lord Advocate. .for S,:tinland.

.• 11 A INKRETICI E.S E 12G t -
;William Chambers, of Princes-street, Barbicant London,
April 29 to lune 17, at
'ten at Guildhall..
Thomas Johnson, of Higi;-strect, Mary-te-bbne, Middle Sex,
inetchant, front April 2240 May to, at. ten, at Guildhall.
• • • _ 134NK Rup TS . • . •
'Jelin Lloyd. and Wm. Wydown, of Upper Thames-street,
grocers and cO-partners, to surrender:April 26; May 3, and
• lune 3, at ten, at (.;uilditall. Atterney, Mr. 1.). IVillough-
- • biyClillbrd's-Inn.
Christopher Haneman, of High' Holborn, Middlesex, furrier,
to„surrender April 26, at one, May 3, at eleven, and June 3,
at ten, at Guildhall! Attorney, Mr. Slit:Thad, 13artlett's-
.buildings, Holborn.
jobn Woodford, of Oxford-street, Middlesex,. cheesemonger,
to surrender' April 26, 29, and lune 3; at one, at Guildhall,
Attorney, Mr. Langley, P luintree-st!eet, Bloomsbury.
lOhn Skottowe, ot Sif. Mary Cray, Kent, mariner, to surren.
der April 26, atone, May 3, at eleven, and June 3,.at ten,
Guildhall, London. Anoraks, Messrs: behary and Cope,
Paper-buildings, Temple ; or M‘ssrs.. Everest and •Mar-
' tyr, Greenwich.
Samuel litkigson, sea. of
.Stpurbridge, Worcektetshire,: malt-
- stet., to surrender May 23, at'three, 24, at one, and- lone 3,
at Cleven,-at Lyttielon's Arms 1nn,.1-lagley.l.Atrornies,
l'.oberts. Stoureridge ; or Messrs. Strong, Still, tairit
"Strang,
Gco. Dovvic; of Whitchapel-read, Middlesex, viaualler, to
so rtendec AOl '2:,1 ay .3, • and 1 one .3, at eleven, ,at
Attorney, Mr.. 'Phillipson, Flolb4tn-court,
Gray's-Inn.
Renjamin.Travers and jblm ESdaile the younger, 6fiQueen.
street, Cheapside, London, sugar-dealers and.eri.partners,
• toiloTender Apia 2.6, at one, •May 3, and lune 3, at ten, at
Alderney, .A.l.r. 'E.' Allen, New Bridge_
street_: • • ,

James Holmes and Samuel Newbury,. of .Sweething's-rents,
eatuig:house-keeperS and co,partners,. to surrender April
zB, May, 52, and j WIC, at twelve, at Guildhall. A tiorney,•
Warrand, 'Budge-row:
Christopher fluddy; of Fenchureli.street, London, tallor, to
surrender April 26, May 6,, and June„ at ten at Guild-
' hall. Attorney, Mr. Welchon, F urnival's- hai.
Wm. Beach, of Ludlow, mercer; to surrender' May s,. at five,
6, and juice 3, at eleven, at the George 1 nn, ilevkrdley,
Wori;estc'qshire, Attornies, Messrs. Clarlte and. Pardoe,
Bewtiley.
Thomas Hall, Dudley, Worcestershire, failbr, to surrender
461 2.5, May ia, and. lune 3, at twelve, at Guildhall,
London. Attorney, Mr. Fiore, Inner Temple-lane. ,

Julio Crouzet the younger, of Barton-street, dloticester, card
and..p3teboiird:.thaktr,' to surrender April S, at
eleven, and 1 une3, at tive, at. the ‘V bite lion, B road-st reet,
Bristol Attornies, M essrs.. Price and Williams, Lincoln's,
luti • , or Mr. G. Strickland,. Bristol.

MAJOR GRIFFITH.—The, late MaiOr GRIFFITH
was son to a Gentleman of that name now living in
and was burn in the year
.1774. This
brave young man began
.his military career in 1749
as Ensign in the .21t11 Regiment of Feot. In 1793
he raised men for a Lieutenantcy in an, indePendent
company, from kvhicb'he removed to the 25th Light
Dragoons, and soon bec'aine Captaiic-Lieufetiant.7—
Upon the raising of the 27th Light Dragoons in 1795,
he obtained the situation of First Captain, and em-
barked with it for India the year following., Gene 7
ral Sir ALIIRF.6 CLARKE', (his uncle) beitigglien Com,
&milder in Chief, to whom he was Aiklst e-Camp,
:and who, in theyear 1800, nominated him to a Ma-
jority in the 29th Light Dragions, Which, Regiment
be commanded on the glorious but fatal Ist of No-
' vember, 1803, near Cass Owly, in flindooStan, and.
having led it on to three most desperate-charges, was.
struck by a cannon ball on the left breast, and in-
stantly expired, in the 29th year of his age. Thus
elided a lite, which, had it pleased God to prolong,
must have been glorious to himsell, and valuable to
his his private life he was :amiable,
gentle tempered; and good, friendly, and atfeetinn-
ate, universally
.beloVe!zi and esteemed ; and Might
have remained in ease,' being Aid-de-Cauv to the
Marquis N.C7Eiii.Sinal which would have.. been' a
sufficient plea fOr 'not joining his Regiment, but his
spirit•was too high to take advantage sof the situa-
tion ; for when he fimnd that it was, going, upon ser-
vice, he gallantly solicited his Lordship's perthissip6
to march with friend, who pays this &nail
tribute to his
,memory,
,was in the same battle, and
saw his remai* carried out of the field to ari-adjoin-
ing village, where they were interred with all due
Military honours.

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On Monday, at Bath, thelady of 'oho Ensor, Esq. of a
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