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AST DIVISION.
Tov/p* Bridge
A ldgate Langbourne,'and
Billingsgate Lime-street
And it having been also suggested, that .a Corps of Cavalry
to act conjointly with the City Infantry, may be of the
greatest public utility, 'VMS Court duth most earnestly re:.
commend the formation of such a Corps ; and that the Lord
Mayor be requested to adopt such measures as' may to 'him
seem best calculated to obtain such a force; and that the fol-
lowing be the Form or Nature of the Inrollinent recotn-
mended for all. the Corps throughout the City and its Liber-
ties.
That the persons forming these Corps are not to be cop-
sidered as enlisted Soldiers, constituting part of the military
establishment of the Country ; but as Volunteers bearing
arms tor the purpoSe. of proteiting Property, and• preserving
the Peace of the Metropolis on occasions of Rebellion, In-
siirrettion, Civil Commotion, and all other cases of extraor-
dinary emergency, •
" That the general Uniform be of scarlet citithi'with such
facings, &c. as each distind Regiment may determine among
themselves."
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HUN I'INC,;UON, a3d 1u1y;121,43.
T a very numerous and re!,iettt;ble MEETING
.LX oldie LORD LIEUTENANT, NOBILITY, G EN-
TR V, CLERGY, FREEHOLDERS, and.other Inhabi-
tants of the COUNTY' of HUNTING DON, convened by
the High Sheriff; in compliance with a -raquisition to that
eiti:d, the following very loyal and patriotic Address was
moved by Lord Viscount Hinchingbrook :
TO- THE KING's MOST EXCELLENT MAIESTY.
MOST GRACIOUS SOVEREIGN,

We, your most dotiful and loyal Subjeets, the High She-
riff, Lord Lieutenant, Noblein.m, Gentlemen, Clergyi. Free-
holders, and other Innabitants of the County of Huntingdon,
beg leave to renew our Sentiments of Fidelity and Allegiance
to your Majesty's Person, and to assure your Majesty, that'
Ave are most Wily convinced of, the unavoidable, necessity of
the present War, for the preservation of our Glorious Consti-
tution, and Ct rep2lline the inordinate Ambition' „f France,
v,:nc.h nettling but ine 4.:priving ut of our f xistenci; as a free
mid independent Nation can satisfy. ..
It is our fervent prayer, that, under the proteEtion of an
atiwise and gracious Providence, the Valour of your Fleets
and Armies may bring thepresent Contest to a glorious and
happy conchision ; and to produce this cilia, we on our
parts, individually pledge ourselves to support your 'Majesty
with our Services, Lives, and Fortunes. .
Which was seconded by the Earl of Carysfort, strongly,
supported by. James Rust, john Heatlicott, and George.
Sharp, Esquires, and unanimously carried. • -
It was Resolved, That the Address should be left.in the
Town of Huntingdon for Signatures, and that Copies of it
should be sent by the Clerk of the' Peace into the dilli:rent
ittliutredifor the like purpose.
Rewlvcd also, That the High Sheriff, Sir lames Dubcrley,
should present the Address to His Majesty.
It was also Resolved,. That the Thanks of the Meeting be
given to Lord llinchingbrook for moving, and to Lord Carys-.
tots for seconding the Address.
On the !light Sheriff 's quitting the Chair' the Thanks of
the Meeting were unanimously voted to hint for his readiness
in calling the Meeting, and his excellent Condud in the
Chair.
And it was ordered, That the Clerk of the Peace do :.d-
-vertise the Proceedings of the Meeting in the Cambridge and
Northampton Papers, and in Tit k S U rr and Star.
By Older of the ;Meeting,
. SHE RAM), Clerk of the Peace.

C..etTAL iIjARNIS at PULHAM, in

NORFOLK.
TO III: SOLD BY AUCTION,
By 'Mr. -BACON,
On Saturday. the 6th Day of August, 0103; at Three o'Clock
iu the Afternoon, at the Angel Inn, in tint Markdt k lice,
of the City of dorwieh, In Five Lots;
Lot t. THE Capita!
MANOR or LORDSHIP of
I'ULEIAM, extending over the whole' ofCullum Saint Mary the. Virgin, and Pulliam Saint Mary
Magdalen, in the County of Norfolk, which together con-
tain upwards of Six' Thousand Acres. • ,
The Annual Q,iit and Free Rents amount to ,C. 98 ' 2 I
Tire hiteS Upotl an Average of the last 26 Years,
to per Annum, ' IS4 o

,Lot s. A capital Farm, called the Manor Farm, in Pul-
liam Saint. Mary the Virgin, consisting of a good, Farm-house,
Barna; and otherconvement Buildings, and 2yt Acres t Rood
and t t Perches. of Arable, Meadow, and Pasture Land, of
excellent quality, and in El high state of Cultivation, ail en:.
closed within a Ring Fence, and now in tile Occupation of
Nlassrs. Sarah, and Robert Howlett, under a Lease which
will expire at Michaelmas, rao4.
LGt 3. A very excellent Farm in PUlllant Saint Mary.the,
Virgin. in the •Occupatiun of .Mr. Thomas Deane, under a
Lease which will expire at Michaelmas, tgo4, comptisi g a
convenient Farm-house, Barns, Stables, and other Out-build-
ings, together with sundry lnelosures of rich Arable, Me.i.
Ow, and Pasture 1.311(1, Collti.l.l4llllg 177 A. $ R. and / P. all
in a :Ring Fence, and in a nigh state of Cultivation.
Lot 4. A most complete and desirible Farm in Pulliam
Saint Mary the Virgin,.consisting of ft. Farm-hOuse, Barns,
a;ni ether Building. ,iitid all A. 2 R. and ;a I'. offine A tablet
meadow, and Pasture,Land, Ali inclosed, 'and in the Occu-
pation or the Executors of the late Mr, john' Carron'; also it
double Cottage, occupied by their Under-tenants, the whole
held under a Lease, which will 'expire at• Michaelmas,
Lot 5. A- small Linit eligible Farm, situate in Pulliam
Saint Mary the Virgin, in the Occupation of Mr. joint Car-
ton,-, under Leaie, ..‘vilich will expire at Michaelinas, 1804,
(insisting of* Dwell ing-tion..,:„ with convenient 0 ut-nuild-
togs, and several Inclustires PI rich Arable Land, containing
39 A. and 3,1 R. in a.Ring Fences and in a high state of Gut.
tiv4tion. . ,

tf • --- -
It 3
,v3luAle Property is aii.Treeholtli and fileept the
Manor) is aubjea to no I.aintiord'a nutp.iiss whatever, the
Lanci-Titx- having be redeemed by the 'Lite Proprietor.
The Pulharns, is, herein are eXtettSieL.art tiible Com mult,
ace situate in the most fertile part Of the Cduuty of Norlo4k,
within f9urß.,en Miles of the City of Norwich, and five of
Ilarlestah.

The -"ittnarits, on application, will spew tim respe'dive
Farms. . _ • _ _ _

For forther ParticatlArc, apply. to Mr. Canning, or Air.
Grdvitt. Rttoriwv, St. Gilri'i-street, NO, Wick or at No. 23,
l'attrnobter.tow, Lo.ttion, whew ;gap of the kstateni.ky

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