The Sun.
London, England, 1807-04-11 00:00:00

LIVERPOOL NEW DAY COACH,

TaROUGH . Prescott, Warrington, Knuttsford,
Holrws Chapel, Newcastle-under-Line, Stone, and
L+ hfiald. sets.out front the GOLDEN CROSS, CHAR.
ING.O itOsS, on Sunday, Wednesday, and Friday Morn-
Ings at Six o'Clock, and arrives punduatly at Livg.R.
P4?,01, in Thirty.six,.. Hours. being only one Night out,
While 411 utlirr Coaches from London to Liverpool are two.
By GEORGE BOULTON. And Co.
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EssoNS in. FRENCH, LATIN, LITERA-
-4,-.4 TURE, and GEOGRAPHY, arc given at No szr
latnes.street, Covent-Garden, every Evening, from. Half-
PaskSeven- to a Quarter past Nine o'Clociti by the ABBE
BAILLEMONT, formerly Master of a French and Latin
Academy at Rouen, in France. Mondays and Thursdays are
letPted to Beginners in the French Languagt.: Tuesdays and
:ridays to the Study of French and Latin together: Wed-
Ys and Saturdays to Gedgraphy .and Improvement in
trenchand Literature. Mr. B.'s -peculiar Method is easy'
and es
The
Trtris o,tlerate. Helso gives Lsons
at his own House or a ebroadim ai other hours ,a
of tne day. The
Apartment for the Lessops,is decent and commodious.
The
most itspeciable testimonies, and further particulars,
"iay be had at Mr. Debate's, Ftench Bookseller, Gerrard-
ureet, Soho.

Pu it i FIE D- ti...gM 0 N jul. C E. .
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HIS Preparation which is ;only. teilioti 3,1n.,..ce,
Preparation;
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deprived otthose qualltics that- s 4 soon: clisppst it to'
fermentation and become useless, retains tor. .racy length of
lime the original arocriatic thrvor and ,acitilty of thi.,-.T rept.
Atuit. It is used .in the making of Punthi•Negns,,jtei h4do4,
Saline Draughts, lellies,'flavoutini Sauces, and,intfce . r all
kuch potrposes to which Lemons are applied. ' , - •
‘-Prepared only by Smith and Son, Chemists, &C. 29, flay
rnarket (near Piccadilly), London, where it is‘ sold whole,sale-
znd retail, with ample Diredions'foruse,,inl394leS of zs, 6sl c,
'44. 6d. and Bs. each. ''..— . - ' '''' 4' '

GEORGE INN, NORTHAMPTON.
April, 7, 1807.
THE following RESOLUTIONS were intended
to have been moved at the .Meeting- held this Day at
the Guildhall, in this Town, " to consider of the propriety
of Addressing His Majesty at this important crisis." But,
after repeated fruitless attempts to obtain a hearing, for (ex-
cept one Gentleman who proposed that there be no Address,
and the Meeting be Dissolved) no individual was suffered to
deliver his,sentunents against•the Address, and beitig peremp-
torily refused the use of the Hall, it .was agreed to adjourn to
the George 1nt1..,
At this' Adjourned Meeting-it was unanimously Resolved,
'That we di.;sent from the Address : . .
"itr, Because when His Majesty's retusal to admit the
Clan :die Claims occasioned a change in the Administration of
which the late Mr. Pitt was a Member, in 18ot, no Address
was-thought necessat thefefore none is necessary now..
zdlyi- Because however pure may be the motives of those
who wish for an Address, an Address at the present time cer.
tainly tends to stir up religious dissentious. which, at all
times, are impolitic,, and at this awful crisis may prove
ruinous.

--idly, Because the Catholic , Bill only rendered
,Catholics
'eligible to high Offices in the Army and Navy; hat left it
entirely at the pleasure of His Majesty to appoint them to
_such Offices ; and. therefOre, cannot possibly atibrd any
just ground p(ai.arm. •
4thiy, Because we are persuaded that to paralize; at this
jundure the effUrts of any, and especially one- fourtitc part of
the poi/Anion of the Empire, funiiPies no matter for ceri.
grdtularton.. . •
• -“hly. Because th Address has a tendency to prevent all,
futtire. Nlinister's front proposing any titiwg.o His Majesty on
the Cath:,,ic however-neco3iry ti-may be to the
safety of the Empire. • -
• • .1, , Signed by the Chairman,
lOHN BUXTON.
Resolvectunanitnously, That
.the Thanks of the Meeting
be given 16 theChairmin.

• ' . EVERY TICKET A PRIZE.
4, CORNHI LI., and 9, CHARING-CROSS.
T. lIISH respectfully acquaints the. Nobility,
.. Gentry, and the Public, that all TICKETS in the
STATE LOTTERY, drawn NEXT TU ESDAY, ivill be.
PRIZES , and every Ticket drawn on that Day is intrinsi.
catty woria more than Thirty Guineas. The First-drawn
Ticket is entitled to TWENTY THOUSAND Pi • UNDS.
TICK ETS and SHARES are selling in great variety at the
above Offices, where No. 6633, a Priz::.3o,oool. iii the last:
Lottery, and Twenty other Capital Prizes, v-ere sold, shared,
and registered. .
The SCHEME contsins , .
4 Prizes of . kzo,oeo I 4 Prizes of - ,Csoco
4 - - - - 10,000. te - - -- - 1000
. . &c. &c. &e..
' - *** Lottery. begins Next Tuesday. '