The Sun.
London, England, 1803-08-17 00:00:00

Pit esENT,
The HIGH SHERI F F in the Chair;
. .
Marquis of Heathen, GOv, George Lucas Nugent, Esq.
Earl of Fingall, i , Walter Nugent, Eaq:, •
Earl of Ludlow, Skeffington Thompson, Esq.
Earl Conyngham, . . Robert Caddel, Esq.
Lord Vise. Gormanstown, . ohn Johnston, Esq.
Hon. and Itev-Ed. Taylor, ohn Young. Esq.
It
Sir James Foulis, Bart. ev. 11. M. Noble,
Lieutenant-Colonel Pepper, Henry Osborne, Esq. .
Robert Waller, Esq. William Battersby, Esq.
Samuel Winter, Esq. . ' Francis Osbdrne, Esq.
James Naugle, Esq. . George llemford, Esq.
Thomas Everard, Lsq. lames Rynil, Esq.
Elias Corbally, Esq. -Joseph Alpin, Esq.
Caleb Barnes, Esq. and many others.
-- Cusack,
The following Resolutions were unanimously agreed to:
Resolved, That we view with the utmost abhotrcncc and
detestation, the late diabolical attempt at Rebellion in the
City of Dublin, and which, though so lamentable in its con-
sequence, we are persuaded, will rouse, animate, and call
forth the united exertions of every individual in this Country
in support of His Majesty and our unrivalled Constitutioo ;
convinced, as we arc, that the great majority of the People
• are loyal, mid fully able to put down Rebellion, and repel
Inversion,. .
- ,ResolVed. That in the present crisis It behoves every man
to declare himself; and that any individual, of whatever rank
arsituation, who does not actively come forward in defence
of his King and Country, shall be considered as. manifestly
. criminal and disloyal,, and meet our general reprobation ;
detertnin4 al we are, .to risque both life and fortune in the
present contest, and in support of His ,Majesty and his Go-
vernment. .
Resolved, That an humble Address to His Majesty, ex-
pressive of these our sentiments, be forthwith -ptepared ; and
the same having neon prepared, was unanimously agreed to,
and is as follows: - . , .
To the K.ING's Most Excellent MAJESTY.
We, Yoar Majesty's most dutiful and loyal Subjeas, the
Nobility, Gentry, Clergy, and Freeholders of the County of
. Meath, beg leave, at this important crisis, humbly-to ap-
proaeli Your Majesty, to expreas, in the strongest terms, our
firm and inviolable attachment-to Yogi* Majesty's Royal Per-
son, Family, and Government, and our horror and detesta-
tion of those treasonable and desperate Conspiiacies, which
still unfortunately•continue to disgrace this ttattorthe United
Kingdom. We feel in the fullest mannertilo.fgeisings which
we enjoy uoder our present happy Constitutioll calculated
beyond that of any other Government to ensure the HAppi-
neA, the Liberty, and the Pilisperity of those who have the
good fortune to live under it. • - And we entreat Your Majesty
to be assured, that, incensed, but not intimidated, by the
threats of a vaunting Enemy, we are ready to naiad forward
iii the defence ol'our Country ' • that we will take every',me—
t4')d necessity to place this County in the best possiole
State, either for oftensive or, defensive operations ; that it is
our determined resolution te.stand or fall with the Linerties
at our Country ;
and that Your Majesty arty. depend upon
7 every measure, which your wisdom' may suggest, bong cor-
a I
_y and personally supported by us, your loyal and faith-
ful Suojeci,. • -
l'flin, Aug. 2, 1903. JAS. O'4ILLY, Sneriff.
The Elmo Sheriff having quitted the Corte., the sane was
taken by the Marqtiis of Heathen' when the '1 Hanks oi the
Meeting were 'unaniinously.vated to the (Ugh Sinalrf; for his
reactinesa in-calling the Meeting, and his proper Conduct to
the Chair. " -

NEW LOTTLitY.
BEGINS DRAWING the sch IA SEPTEMBER,
I go 3.
• • SCHEME. •
No. of Prizes. Value ofeAclt. Total value.
2
or C. 20,200 is ,c. 40,600
2 . I u,oqr 20,000

2
8

~45.10 ...- 4,,
5000 ..... 10,000
1,,00 -- S 000:
5• 0 : . 6000
30
. too __ 3000
40 --
So" -- 2000
6050- --
2o 1210330

24,600 Tickets.
,C. 210000
First drawn Ticket 7th fly - 2.,000
First drawn Ticket last Morning - 5000
Are part of the. above Capitals.,
TICKETS and SHARES are selling at every LICENSED
OFFICE.
• ,And the 11.IZES PAID on.DEMAND.
Price,-.Ticket ,C. 17 3.
HAI - -8 Is 0 Eighth - 2 4 6
Qii.ater 4 8 6' &ixteenth r 2. • 6
TiLkets will gradually rise.

. N. 4. ornaill, and No. 9,•,Charing-cross, London.
111S1-1, Proprietor of the above old-eseablisheii
• ()tikes, respedfully acquaints, .the Public, th.ii
Tickets and Shares for the Lottery, whica begins Drawing
the sth.ot next Month, are sett*, in t4,t 'vattetd, and the
Prizes _will be paid as soon as .drawn,' flair* Twenty to
Twenty Thousand Pounds.
' The Scheme is universally allowed to be good t there are
but few Tickets, and many CaPital. Prizes ; the Price is con-
siderably lower than last year, but will rise as the. Drawing
approaches. , •
~* Persons in the Conntry:Wishing to have' Tickets or
Shares, may be supplied, the saint as if present, by sending
their ()piers, post-pitid, accompanied by good Bills at short
dates, Cash, Bank.notes, or Post-011iCe Orders, to-T Dish,
No., 4, Cornhil), where ill Business in the. Public Funds is
Aransailed with fidelity and dispatch,

••••• S
e. LEONARD's HMI:, WINDSOR..
• . TO BE-SOLD BY, PRIVATE
.CONTRACT,
A N Elegant and Substantially 'built VILLA,
with suitable attached and detached Domestic Offices,
a double Catch-house, Stabling for seventeen Horses, capi-
tal .KitChen-Garden with Pinery, and Succession Irloutet Ice_
}louse,. on excellent-Faun-yard surrounded with Agricul.
tural Offices, the Property and Seat of the late George
Birch, Esq.
The House cortains an elegant. Drawing-Room twenty-
nine feet by nineteen, a spacious Dirung7Parlour twenty-nine
Wet by eighteen, Breakfast l'arluurs and Billiard Room, with
airy Lied Chimbers, Dressing Rooms, and 'Servants apart-
moots., and is erected on
,substantial groin arches forming
capacious Cellars and Vanity of the 'most desirable 'kind.
The situation is on a delightful eminence in Paddock. of
nearly sixty Acres of rich Land, ornamented
.with a large
Sheet of Water, and a profusion of very valuable Timber and
Forest. Trees judiciously disposed, and diversifying a pros-
pect ofgreat beauty and extent. lite Plantations are in a
state 0..,
t the most luxuriant growth,' and the whole is in
excellent order.
N.B. An extensive Right of Common is attached to this
Estate, and the Land-Tax is 'redeemed.
For Tickets to view the Premises, and for further particu-
lars, apply to Mr. Benbow, Solicitor, Lincoln's-Inn.

DISEASES of the I.lltErilltA, and Certain COM.
PLAINTS.
A s Sole Proprietor of 1)A1110413"
LA. MEDICATED BOVGIES and REAEDI ES, Mr.
UU lioVit informs the public, that„lie may, as usqal, he
consulted. daily troop nine to three, at his House, No. 54,
Frith.street, Soho, on Cases 'of Stridures, ObstructionS,
tileets, dec. dee, as ..ell as Debility, and every Disorder where
secrecy is so essential a requisite, that Mr. D. has provided a
spacious }louse, that every Patient may be introduced in a
separate A panment. Mr. D. has tar many years confined
himself to that department of Surgery, and trout exteosive
Practice, and the most flattering success, he it enabled to
°fret a method of Cure, mild, efficacious, requiring no con-
finement or restraint in diet, and preventing the possibility
ea relapse. Persons in the Countiy stating their crises fully
in a Letter, enclosing :111. or 21. Note, wilt have proper
ftilleitlCS sent to.the amount.
For the various symptoms, itc. !:..e Mr. Dufour's Treatise
oat the above Complaints. as. 6d. the sth edition.