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BOROUGH OF SEPHTOW,

July: iB, 1802.
.1-I.A T a SPECIAL COUNCIL held, this My, it
was Unanimously Restil ved, 1' hat this Anc:ent and Loyal
Corporation do present Major--General GAS CO Yr,/ E with
a Piece of Plate, value 'One Hundred and Fifty Guineas,
expressive of their gratitude for the .unremitted attention
shewn by him, and' for his firm support to the Town and
Trade of Liverpool, their Sister Borough - likewise for his
steady attachment to the King and our glorious and happy
Constitution. '
-By Order of the Mayor,
WILLIAM STATHAM, Town Clerk.
That fhe above Resolutions be inserted in the Liverpool
Papers, and in the S Inv, Times, Morning Post, Oracle,
Courier, and Star, London• Papers.

AT a General Assembly pt. the Right Hon. the
Lord Mayor, Cpmmons, and Citizens of the City of
Dublin, held at the Eihibition House, in William-street, on
Friday the 26th Day of July, 18,62, it was Resolved Unani-
mously, That following Address be presented to Major-
Genet...it JOHN FRANCIS CRADOCK.
We, the Lord Mayor, Sheriff's, Commons, and Citizens. of
the City of Dublin, in Comm_ on• Council assembled, who
h.ve long knoWn your private worth, as well as public spirits
take the opportunity, which your return to your native
Country affords us, of offering the tribute of our sincere
Thank; and Gratitude for the conspicuousand gallant part
I you have borne in the different Adions in Egypt, where such,
a brilliant lustre has been shed on His Majesty's Arms.
We feel, therefore, a peculiar degree of pride and gratifica-
tion in-thus recording andacknowledging services so erninent,
which must be just, cause of exultation to every Irish Man.
In testimony we have caused the Common Seal
of said City to be hereto affixed, the day and year aforesaid.
And the Right Hon. the Lord Mayor, Sheriffs-, and several
bf the Corporations, having waited upon Gen. CRADOCK
with the said Address, he was pleased to return the follow-
.
.ing Answer :
My Lord and Gentlemen,
I feel unequal to the acknowledgment of my gratitude for ,
the high Honour y6u have this day conferred upon me.
To receive the approbation of. so distinguished a body in
His Majesty's Empire, as the Corporation of the City of
. Dublin, Warbeyond my ambition, and creates jn me feelings
that it is very difficult to express.
As the Colidttet attic Army in Egypt has gained the fa- •
your of their King and Country, and perhaps led to an ho-
nourable termination of the War, it would be only affeAation
to disclaim the pride that I was one among 'them.
Were I entitled to more than the merit of cOmMon services,
such a mark of esteeth froth My native City wottlfi abundant-
ly overpay me, but, too conscious of its kind qattiality,
shall preserve the remembrance as the most powerful incen-
tive, should the opportunity arise Upon a future day, to ex-
ert my utmost endeavours to.deserve it, and approve myself,
for the Honour ofmy Cbuntry, a most zealou's Irishman.
• •I have the Honour to be,
My Lord and Gentlemen,
With the highest respell},
Your mos Obliged, and faithful Servant,
JOHN FRANCIS CRADOCK,
fitly 19, fgoz. - Major-General.
Ordered,! That said Address anti Answer be published:
Signed by Order, ALLEN and GREENE,,
Town-Clerks.

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Vide •Chrlen'9 Practice of Physic,". No; it 7.
THE 'KINC's EVIL CURED,
L William Ovens, Assav-Master in . Messrs: Roe anct
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The aboVe William yens' haS now been cured near eleven'
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married, and has fine healthy children. •

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