The Sun.
London, England, 1802-06-15 00:00:00

SHROPSHIRE.

At a very full and respectable MEET-ING of the NOBLE-
MEN, GENTLEMEN, CLERGY and FREEHOLD-
ERS of the COUNTY of SALOP, helffin the Shire Hall,
in Shrewsbury, the t ith day of tune, jSoz, in
.pursuance
of an Advertisement, the following Resolutions were
adopted i •
THOMAS HARRIES, Esq. Sheriff; in the Chair;
UPON a Motion, made by John Kyhaston.
Powell, Esq. one of the Representatives in Parlia-
ment for this County, and seconded by Sir Corbet Corbet,
Baronet,
It was Resolved Unanimously, That the following Address
be presented to His Majesty :
"TO THE KING's MOST EXCELLENT MAJESTY.
66 We, your Majesty's most dutiful -and loyal Subjects,
the Noblemen, Gentlemen, Clergy and Freeholders of the
County of Salop, humbly beg leave to express our most sin-
cere and cordial Congratulations on the happy Event of
Peace, which, under your Majesty's most auspicious care
and direction, cannot -tail to be of lasting and permanent ad-
vantage to the whole of your United Kingdoms.
" We have likeMse the further satisfaction of seeing this
Blessing become general, and all Christendom (which has so
lately trembled for its Religion and Laws)"now possessing in
a great degree the same security with ourselves.
" That your Majesty may enjoy a long and happy Reign;
that the Blessings of Peace may in future attend it, and the
Arts of Peace adorn it, is the ardent wish and earnest prayer
of your ever grateful.and Loval People."
Resolved Unanimously, I'hat the Sheriiibe requested to
present the Address, and that the Members for the County,
Sir Richard'Hill, Bart. and John Kynaston-Powell, Esq; ;
be requeted to attend him.
Resolved, Unanimously, That the Thanks of this Meet—
ing be given to the Noble Lord and .-Gentleinen who made
the requisition to the Sheriff: ..
ResolVed Unanimously, 1170-. the Thanks of this Meeting
be given to the Sheriff; Jot his kady acquiescence in conven-
ing the Meeting, and tbrltis Cohdudt in the Chair.
Resolved Unanimousjy, That the Thanks of this Meeting
be given to John Kynaston,Powell; Esq. kr moving the
Address, and to Sir Corbet Cort;et, Bart. for seconding the
Resolved Unanimously, That the above Resolutions be
printed in tits Sus and Star Papers, the Saloyian Journal,
and the Shrewsbury Chronicle. •
Signed by' Order of the Sheriff;
R. PHILLIPS, Under Sheriff
• for the Cpuntv of Salop.

TOWN OF SHREWSBURY. •
let a MEETING of the MAYOR, ALDERMEN, AS7_
SISTANTS, BURGESSES, and INHABITANTS of
the TO WN of SH R EWSBURY, held in the Guildhall of
the said Town, the t tth Day of lune, ISei, in pursuance
of an Advertisement for that purpose ;
- RICHARD BRATTON, Esq. Mayor, In the Chair ;
U
lON the Motion of Sir chdrlds--04.eley, Bart.
and seconded by john Corbet, Esq.
it was Unanimously Resolved, • - •
That the folloWing Addies's he presented to "41IS MA-
IESTY • .
" We, Your Majesty's most dutiful and I.yal SUbjeds,
the Major, Alderinen,'Assistants, Burgesses, and Inhabitants
of the Town and Liberties of Shrewsbury, beg leave to ap-
proach the Throne with the most lively Sentiments of Af-
fedion, to congratulate YourNajcLty on the Return of Peace
to the United Kingdom'. •
4. We heartily join with the test of our Fel low-Subjeas,
in expressing our warmest admiiatton and praise of those
glorious achievements which have distin-'nished Your Ma-
jesty's Arms throughout this mentorublecontes.i. Indeed,
when we contemplate the nature of the- late War, and the
unexampled difficulties attendin& .1p p rope:6s, our minds are
impressed with a deep sense of the •genurne Fatrictism dis-
played by all descriptiorrsof Your.Majesly's Peopie,in main-
tainingtne.Howitir and Independence of th:r Country, •an.t
the purity of that InestUnaule CunStatalun, under which
they have the happiness to lice.
" We beg to assure Your Majesty, thitkwe shall studiously
endeatour, as the best return we can make for the blessings
of Peace, to discharge tile duties of our sev&-al stations in
sue!! manner as may tend to improve and perpetuate those
blessings; convinced that this is the- only acknowledgment
by which we can manifest a due regard to the favour of Pro-
vidence, or render our present 0 iii rings in any degree worthy
of Your Majesty's approbation."
That Mr.. Mayor be requested to present the Address, and
that the Memoers for the Borough, the Hon: William Hill,
and Sir William Pulteney, Bart. be also requested to attend
him.
That the Thinks of this Meeting be given to Mr. Mayor,
for his ready acquiescence in convening the same, and for his
ConduCt in the Chair.
That the Thanks of this Meeting be given to Sir Charles
Oakeley, Bart.' for moving the Address, and to John Corbel,
Esq. for seconding the.same.
That the Thanks of this Meeting-be given to the • Gentle-
men who signed the Requisition tdthe May Or.
That, Mr. Mayor be requested to sign the Address on be-
halfof the Meeting.
That the above Resolutions be published in THE tr
I
Star, and Shrewsbury Newspapers.
LOXDALE, Town-Clerk.

In the,Press' and speedily will be published,
.Z 0 ATTEMPT to ILLUSTRATE the JEW-
ISH LAW.
fly HENRY ATKINS, .M.A. .
Late FelloW of New College, Oxford, and Curate of Odi.
~...,--ham;Hants.
Printed for. H. Cr4rdner, opposite St. Clement's Church,
in the Strand. ' - . ,:_. .

TO BE PEREMPTORILY RE-SOLD,
Pursuant to a Decree and subsequent Order of the High
Court of Chancery, made in a C.,use ;VIA L LI SON against
‘VRIGHT_and Others, before Alexander Popham, Esq.
one of the Masters of the said Court, at the Puidic Sale
Room, in Southampton-buildings, Chancery4ane, Lon-
. don, on Tuesday the 6th Day of July next, between the
hours of One and Two of the. C lock . iu the Afternoon, in
• Three lots
A IREEHOLD ESTATE, called STOW_
-CI. BRA V, situate in tire Parish of F.ylingdalesi within
six inileS.of Whitby, in' the Comyy.of Yorke late the Pro-
perty of Isaac .Mallison; deceased; consisting of two several
t,arms, containing together two.Messltages, sixteen Cottages,
and Ninety Actes, or thereabouts, of ?arable; Meadow, and
Pasture Land, nA also a Piece or Parcel of Land called the
I NTAK E, containing near Twenty=six Acres, or there-
abouts,' on which a considerable Allum Manufadory has been
carried on, and. there 'is at present a large quantity of un-
wrought A lium Rock thereon.
N. B. A Deposit of 201; per Cent. is to be paid by the
Purchaser at the time of the Sale..
Printed Particulars may be had at theShid Master's. Cham-
bers ; at the principal I nns at Whity ; of Mr. Henry Barker,
and Messrs.
•Shephard and Adlington,..ol'Gray's lon Square,
London.

WEST INDIES, &c.
THE MEDICII\TE, which.. is sold by the Pro-
prietors' sole Agent,. Mr. Thom-as Golding, No. 42,
Cornhill, London (and by his appointment at one eminent
Druggist's in every principal Sea-port Town in the United.
ni KiPgdos),... to PREVENT . and CURE the YELLOW
EVER-, in boxes; with full DireetionS incaseof an attack
of any kind' of Fever, One Guinea each, sufficient for one
person. twelve months, is also tia.! best Preservative' of Health
in 'a Foreign Clitnzte' as will- appear by Letters from the
following respectabiePersons,,
J . Liston,Esqlennyn-street,,St. fames's, to His Excellency
R. Lisbon, Esq. British' Ambassador at Philadelphia;
T. J. Hawkins, Esq. Royal Navy, to Mr. Golding; -
1. Jame*, Esq. ditto to the Proprietors;
Captain Sall, Anolromeda West Indiaman ;
Captain Hodgson, Hope ditto ;„
Captain 'Robertson, Hero - ditto ;
C. Johnstone, Esq. St. Anne's, jamaicf
which, with other numerous, equally respeelable, and une-
quivocal Testimony of the never-failing Efficacy of this va-
luable Medicine, may be scercin Pamphlets, to be had gratis
-at Mr. Golding's, at all the Country Venders', and at many
of the-principal Coffee-houso, Inns'., Scc about 70714.