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That Warrants shall issue from this Meeting to the High
Constables of the several Hundreds of this County, for pro-
curing such Returns as in His Majesty's, Warrant mentioned,
with all possible dispatch. And that such RetUrns shall be
sent to Mr. POTTS, the Clerk of the General Meetings, at
his Office in Chester, as see^ as collecied, in order to be by
him arranged, and abstradecl, previous to the next 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 lull con-
fidence that the zeal and loyalty of the Inhabitants of this
County will now induce them to offer their services with the
same alacrity as they have on former occasions. And the
Lord Lieutenant and Deputy-Lieutenants Will on their'parts
give every possible enceuragement to all parsons within the
said County, who may come forward and promote the inten-
tions of Government, in the present very,important crisit.
STAMFORD and WARRINGTON, Lieutenant.

After the Lord Lieutenant left the Chaii, it •(vas further
Resolved, That the Thanks of the Meeting be given to his
Lorthhip for his attention and conduct in the Chair, and that
he desired to publish these Resolutions in the Chester-,
and in one of the Londo'n Papers.

ThelE6 REVEREND WI LLIAM.HETHE RINGTONs'
' _CHARITY -TO THE BLIND.
CHRIST's HOSPITAL,
Oelober r, der.
X/HEREAS, the above.natned .Gentleman in
YY V- his Life-time, enabled the Governors of this Hos-
pital to pay Annuities of Ten PottndS to each of Fifty Blind
,Perseus And whereas, many other benevolent Persons have
made large Additions to the sortie -Charity, (partidularly-very
recently the late BENJAMIN KENTON, Esq. and Dr.
GEORGE HARRIS, both deceased), SO as to enable the
Governors to pay similar Annuities to ThTee Hundred and
Forty other Blind Persons, making together Three Hundred
and Ninety ; the said .Governors do-hereby give -Notice,
That a Committee of Almoners will sit in the Counting-
House of the said Hospital, on W EDNESDAY, the-25th
of November next, at Nine o'Clock in 'the Morning, to.
till up the vacant Annuities, and to ele6t others toihe
Charity of the sa;d Benjamin Kenton, Esq. and Dr. George
Harris, Deceased.
The said Governors, in consequence of the very muniti-
cent. additions made to.this Fund by the benevolent Persons
before alluded to, some of whom are still living, arid desire to
be unknown • and for the purpose of selecting, for these An-
nuities, Persons born of reputable Parents, and well
brought up," agreeably to the• intentions of the Donors,
have recently agmed to admit Petitioners at the age of Fifty
Years ' • and to prevent fruitlesS applications, they think pro-
per to doclare, that no Person can receive an Annuity under
either of the said Establishrnents; who • has not been wholly
destitute of Sight for the space of the last three years ; or
who was not born in that part of the Visited Kingdom called
Englandoixclusive of Wales and the Town'of Berwick upon
Tweed ; or who has any -Income for liteof the yearly value
of zpl. ; or whollas at any time during his or her life received
Alms front any Parish or Place as a Pallier -, or who is or was
ever a common Beggar ; or who is not of sober life and conver-
sation ; or who shall not have lived during the whole thr.x
years last past in the PariSh'or Place wherein they shall re-
side at the.tirne of-their application for this Charity..
The Petitions of those Caralidates who have been unsucces:.-
ful, may be renewed at the Counting-house of t,:e v:-
Hospital, upon ,the personal Application of a Fri.,
day, (Holidays excepted) horn Monday the szth 0610.,
to WedneSday the 2.Stii Oetober inst. frond
o'Clock • where also, during the same' periGA, ; er
tions will be delivered to the l fiends olotner e •
to apply, the whole of which petitions ma ,
the Counting-house on or before Fridayfire ^ember.
RICHARD CORi-,
The Public are particularly desired to. observe, that no
Attention can bepaid to Letters.

FRANCE and ITALY.

A GENTLEMAN of Respectability, about +O,,
171. who has resided some years, both in Rrance and Italy,-
.and speaks both Languages fluently (the Italian particularly),
would be happy to accompany any Lady or Gentleman of
Fortune' who would be inclined to make so• delightful a
Tour. The Advertiser has no objection to take upon him-
self the management of the•expences, and every other care,
and of coursq, would furnish his quota.
Any Letter signed with real name and address, dire-Cled to
W. Kirby, Esq. Dean-street„Soho, will meet with
all due-attention.