The Sun.
London, England, 1803-03-26 00:00:00

THE ADDRESS.

- most- caicious sovaatict4,
Excited not less by zealous inclination, than obedient to
the call of Public Duty, We, Yinir Majesty's Loyal Sub-
eds, the Nobility, Gentry, Clergy, t.reeholders, and In-
habitants of the County of 'Hereford, beg leave to approach
Yeur Royal Presence, with our affectionate Congratulations
on the signal Mercy of Divine Providence lately vouchsafed
ro you. - "
The desperate attempt on the .sacred and invaluable Life
of our Sovereign . (the Trotedor and Ornament of Society),
had 'iriiot been seasonably deli:aril, would have therewith
destroyed the Laws and Liberties' of our Country. •
We cannot but pettedly. detest these Principles, whose
influence has formed traitorous designs against Your Majesty
th,: Cemstitution ; and we trus.t that the awful sentence
the Law, together with the loyalty of an united Nation,
deva'others from engaging in these sinful courses.. We
are too will convinced that all we hold dear as Britons de-
pends en the preservation of oar Constitution, not to promise
the exertion of out wawa' energies in its defence.
Long mayyour Majesty reipenthroned in the hearts of
your Peopfe, and may our patrimonial inheritance of rational
Liberty preserve us in safety through the storms, .by which
so great a part of Europe has been overwhelmed.
It is our earnest Prayer to Him by. whom Kipp reign, that
the pciw-erlui hand winch has guided Your Majesty through
inay still guard the Throne from the
datatnaris of foxreilgPni.7ll4tifity, and the insidious attacks of do-
mestic Treason.
• 'Signed by the direction, and in the name of; the
County,
BEN: BIDDULPII, Sheriff.
Hereford,' March 19,

----SALOP COUNTY HALL,
March 23, 1803.
ikT a MEETING of the NOBLEMEN,
GENTLENIEN, CLEIWY; and FRE-EHOLDERS
of the COUNTY of SALOP, assembled for the purpose of,
considering- of an Address to HiS Majesty, on the Detedion
and Failure of ,the late 'l76..asoitable Conspiracy against his
sacred Peison and Government ; .
The'HIGH- SHERI FII* in the Chair;
Resolved Unanittiously, That the following Address be
signed by -the tligh.Sherill; in the name of the 'Meeting:
That the 'County Members be requested to present the
Address :
That the Thanks of this Meeting .be given to the High
Sheriff' for ?his convening the same, and for his .Conthsd in
the Chair:.
That the Thanks of this Meeting be given to Thomas
Eyron, Esq. for moving, and to' Andrew Corbet, Esq. for
seconding the Address : ,
That the 'Address and Res6lutions of the Meeting be In.
sorted in Tits Su N and the two Sitrewsbury }Wets.
. Ti). 14;._VNINI EASLEY. ,Sheriff.
TO THE KlNG's MOST EXCELLENT MAJESTY,

MQ“ GRACIOUS 4OVIRZIGNip
• We, your ;Majesty's Most 'dutiful and- loyal SubjeCis, the
- Noblemen, Gentlemen, Clergy, and Freeholders of. the
County of Salop, beg leave most :humbly to .014 Ap. your
Majesty our heartfelt. Congrattilations upon, the Discovery
aiti-Failitre of the late-most wiekedand Treasonable Conspi-
racy forinedatainst your sacred Person and Government ;
contemptating the virtues whiclt adorn the revered 'Charade!.
•of •your Majesty, and reflecting on the paternal care and soli.
- Ohl& which you have uniformly.evinced for the welfare-and
prcispaitY.of your People, we view with the greater indig-
natiOn horror,, attempts of such atrocious enormity, and
feel our hearts glow with gratitude to AlMighty God, who, in
• mercy to your faithful. and- atlactionate Subjeas, hath graci-
ously dire led to the detection of ;so,foul a Treason. Permit
us, ,;,tre, with enotidence to
,assure you, that •zealously at-
tached as we are to our excellent ConstitutiOn,"and deeply
impressed with a just sense of its invaluable blessinv, which
under the vigorouS,.but mild Government of your-Majesty,
have hitherto been Wonderfully preserved to- us, we shall
ever be tbund ready to stand forth in defence of that Consti.
tution, and of ,:your Majesty's Verson and Government,
against every danger with w hien they may be threatened,
whether proceeding from the.seeret designs Of dark and des.
iterate' Conspirators, or the inure open but wild and daring-
()micas of a restless and ambitious toe.

A N(dbliisl T :ST A I N GLASS.
TO BE g(4.o!iPt PRIVATE CONTRACT,
Separately orViigether, No. otl, London,.
A VA LU ABLE COLLECTION of A NCI ENT
STAINF.D-GLAS, tor CHURCHES, P-ÜBLIC
BUILDIN(;S, initICABI NETS.
Among other Suhieds are:
'Fite Crucifixion. • Visitation.
Presentation. Last Supper:-
Matti Mom of St. john. Martyrdom of St. Catherine.
. Assumption of the Virgin. `St. Paul at Malta,
Our Saviour at Emmaus, Fall of Man:
• The Nobility, Clergy, and Celleelors of these rare Sped'.
mens of the Atts, are respedfully entreated to attend to the
above, which were brought front the Continent, and are in
tine Preset it tion . •
Letters ;post-paid) tWNIr.. Cornyni `No. 95, pall-mill) is
alwv.:, wil. be atteadc:l TV.

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Match ISo3.
THE CO URT DIR.ECTOWS ethe ,V E
compivvr of 'MERCHANTS of ENG/. 4N.D trading
to the East ladies, do berely give Sake,
tine a Gene-al Court of the said Contfiaity will be held at their
Hitteie, in Leadenhall-street, on Tuesday; the s:b oj April hex:,
froin Eleven alClociciin the Forenoon until Six in the Eveniv,
to
Ballet-antbefollowing questions agsteal4 to the if the 3gth
Geo.. 111. cap. 89, -.viz.
" That this Court confirm. this Unanimous Resolution
" of the Court of Directors of the 'ld hist.mt, whetehy the
" Commander and Owners of the flindostan, are fully
" acquitted trout all imputation of negled, or misconduct.
"in respcd to the Loss of that Ship." .
" That this Court oontirm the Resolution of 'the Court
" of Diredors of the ifith instant, whereby the Commander
" and Owners of the Princess Amelia, are fully act,
" tea from all imputation of neglct't or iniwonduct, in re.
"'sped to the loss of that Ship.
WILLIAM R.,I,iIS;IY,Oce.

EAST INDIA HOUSE‘
Awsiiti ti t, 1802.
rriir, COURT of DIRECTORS of 11,c
11:1V,ITED COMPANY of MERCHANTS 0/ ENG.
LAND trading to the East Indies, do hereby give Maier,
That It is their intention to recelorr applications, on or &fire
.the
3oth .S'eptember, from the Altrebants wanting Tounag, fa• tie
Expert of Goods to India, for swell Goods which are to be Shit -
ped in the ensuing Quarter aid ex or lefore the 3tot
310 March, and 3:.ab
.7teste, for such Coals the 41 rerthalaS pre
desirous of Shipping in each Quarter, following such dates ; and
that it is their iateation also to lentnish Tonitagc r Qua,,tity'
of Madeira Wine u.hich away be requi►ud by Persons •teilli,:g to
Ship the same for Inaia, upon similar ,►pplications.
Particulars of the Rates of Freight, &c. for the first-Ship:of
the Seaton, are to be seen ix the Office of the Clrrk to the Committee
of Shipping.

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