The Sun.
London, England, 1803-07-12 00:00:00

TUESDAY, JULY 12, 1803.

PRICE, MAYOR.

An Especial Court of Lord Mayor and Aldermen, held atthe
Guildhall of Ow City of London, on Monday, tali day of

-
July, 180 , •
RESOLVE° Unanimously, That this Court,
feeling with indignant pride the insulting vaunts of in-
ordinate Ambition (though at the same time sensible how
painful the necessity has been of engaging this kingdom in
a destio6tive War, yet as this awful crisis exhibits to the
view of the People Freedom or Slavery, existence as an in-
dependent Nation, or extirpation and annihilation) solemnly
call upon their Fellow Citizens, and every individual 'cilia.
bitant within the-Metropolis,' to enroll himself, in one of the
classes hereby recommended and specified, innrdee that all
may be ptepared, and participate in the honour of chastising
the fhsolence of an, implacable Foe, should, he ever dare to
venture upon British ground.
The Coiirt take this opportunity of congratulating the
Country upon the present happy extinflion of PARTIES,
and upon the rikatitoNv and is suiNiszaTy now existing in-
all ranks, being convincing proofs of the zeal and allecti,ni of
all orders for; our beloved' King and .glorious- Constitution,
which must ever. place the subjeas of these realms above
the MenACIA of any how ER that•shall,pretend to g.ve laws,
or prescribe limits to the Poi. ev and In s of-this
NAT TON.
Re:,olved Unanimously, That as it is apparent the enemy.
flatters -himself with the hopes of exhausting the- forc.e of-
this country. by the expence necee.sarlly attendant upon war,
it behoves this' Metropolis to spew by its example-, and con-
vince the world by its magnanimity, that such delusive ex-
pedationi'Will be frustrated.
Re»olved Unanimously, That this Court recoinillend that
Volunteer and Armed Associations of all men, between the
agesof and 4s be raised nit:very Ward, to be regularly train,
edsand in order to preserve the Peace and tranquil.
lity of,this City and Liberties; thereby to enable Covern--
mem- to make use of all the disp,osahle Force.
Resolved Unanimously, That this Court do further
inomniend that all the Householders and I nhabitants-aboVe
the age of 45 be enrolled .in a Corps to serve as Con-
stables, to co-operate with the Volunteer Corps,
Resolved Unanimously, That every,Alderman of this
City do forthwith all a Meeting of tile Inhabitants of his
Wpil, for the purpose of forming such Associations.
IVOODTtiORP E.

ROIYAL ARMY OF RESERVE, •

WARWICKSHIRE. •
T The Might Honourable GEORGE EARL.
lIIWOKE and EARL of WARWICK.,,, Lord Lieu-
tenant 'of the County of Warwick,. do hereby appoint a
GENERAL MEETING of the Lieutenancy of the said
COUN to he. held at the Warwick Arms, in the Bo-
rough of Warwick, on Ftiday the isth day of July instant, at
Eltrven o'CloiA in the Forention, for carrying Into execution
the Act of l'arlranient of the present Session; intltuted, " An
to enable 114 Majesty inure ettectually to raise and
assemble in England an Additional Military Force, for the
" better' Defence and •SecuritY of the United Kingdom, and
" for the More vixorous,prosectitiOn of the .War."—Civen
under my hand, this gth day of July, '303,
BROOKE and WA RWI CK.

. • - WARWICKSHIRE.
The Ri7llt (lon. G EORGE EARL BROOKE and
,E A it L of WA RWI CK, Lord Lion tenant of the County
of warwick, in pnrsuanee of Ili,: Conimands, do
hereby aponint a GE NERAI. ME ET( NG Of the 'NOBL
MEN, DEPUTY .1,1 EuTP.NANTs lusTic Es of the
"PEACE, and gliN I',LENIEN of th:G RAND JURY, of
itte COUNTY of WARWICK, to be held the. WA? sick
Arms, in the. Borough of Warevick,:on•Ericlay the isth day
,of July instartt,.'at Twejvc o'Clock at N.o.Ohi for the purpose
of cnosideiing the best means of ,carrying into et;iit certain
PrOphsals for rendering the Body or the Peoplc,instrtunentat
to tue GENER,AIOI),E.F.E.NCE., in Cabe f INVASION.
, Given under my hand, this gth dav of July, tg,,3.
13R0(1)01;• and WARWICK.

CROSBY': HOUSE AGENCY OFFICE,
.13rwon-street, Berkeley:square. •
WANT ED to RENT immediately, for Four or Five Months,
AFAMILY HOUSE, well FUR-
N ISH F:I); with Five or Six best Bed-chambers, Ser-
/ants': ROonis in proportion, and-good Offices ; Coach. house
and Stabling, Garden and Pleasure.ground, small Field,. &c.
The distance from Seven to Sixteen Mites of Town, in Kent
or S ttrrey.
l'artieularg addressed to Mr. Crosby as above, will be im-
mediately attended to.