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THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 4; 1819.

NEXT TUESDAY
,
THE LoTTrAI" BEGIIs on a NEW sVstEn,
Dy which EIGHT VIUZ s OF tWENTY THOUSAND
POUNDS, and the Capitat3 of '2o,ooo:fickets, may fall. to
'Purchaser. of only Tictitts. • „
:LIVERY Adventorer ;litt• tlse Chance of all the
• Prizos'in Twolokteries.
40„0001. will be decided in the FIRST FIVE NUM/TES
5,000 Tickets will be drown each Day, oat Drawings
Begins drawing LORD MAYOR'S. DAY, NINTH NO-
• • - VENI 13 ER .
TICKETS and SHARES are selling by T. WIT, Sfon
brblier, '4, CORNHILL,4nd 9, CHARING,CILOSS.
Schemes, wit Partictilars, gratis.
14-I• The Pi icc‘ of Stoelis are affixed, hourly, agains
134)t-I'S Olfic,e, in Cornbill) by which the Public can see th
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To the MAGISTRATES of the COUNTY of - LANCASTER,
acting for the DI VISION of WARRINGTON.
the Untletsigned, INHABITANTS of
TowN and NEIGHBOURHOOD of W
IZXNGTON,AR-
revieti that ion will call. a. PUBLIC -M EETINfir
NuiifillOtlee of the Propriety of addressing His • Rota! High-
' n. 64 the PRINCE REGENT, at this momentous Crisis.
We are anxious, not outs to express our sincereattachurep
to the gbirions ConstittitiOn under 'which we live, and our
deierminatiorfto support it to the utrnost Orou'l power, as by
Lim/ established in Church and State, but also to assure His
ROYAL HIGHNESS of our unbuumied Loyalty to his Per-
son and Government, and our' readiness andwilliugness to
aid and assist the Civil Power in preventing,-and endeavouring
to prevent, the vile at teuipts of turbulent, factious, and sedi-
tious
Emissaries.

RICHARD TURNER, High Constable.
William Hurst, }Constables.
William Blundell, '
Warrington, Oct. 25, 1819: _ - , .
T. K. Glazehrook ' John Saiith '
Joseph Wagstaff JOseplfShaw
George Litton John Nana°le
William Clare Joleph_ Lee .
John ( hire , Williani Wattnough
James Kendrick, M.D. . John Biaii,.;wtsud ...
Edward Turner WiMarti! IA
A. P. Moss, M. Di, Thomas 'Malley
J. /1011 lcston John Buckley
James Davies . • Daniel Muss, M.D.
• Robert Hatton Richard Smith
Joseph Still); Ed ivard Cooper
Edward Browne William Newsharn
Edward St ti)y William Wagstaff
John Alderson, jun. Thomas Wagstaff
William Dodd.'. , John tiiton,
• ' Samuel Elison A, • ' Paul Oil:dwell
„
Joseph Shennerdine John Aldson.

In pursuance of the above ItequisitiOn we do hereby con-
` a PUBLIC MEETING of tileAnbabilants of the Town
and Neighbourhood of Warrington, to be held at the TOWN.
HALL, in Warrington, on Tuesday, the 2d Day of Norm-
bernext, at Eleven%;'Clock in the Forenoon, for the purpOse
expressed in the ItEquisitibl.

Given
undei out hands the..2Gth day of October, 1819,
THOMAS BLACKBURNE,
IsA.W BLACKBUKNE,
THOMAS CLAUGHTUN,
THOMAS LYON.

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At a MEETING of the INHARITANTS of the TOWN and
NEIGHBOURHOOD of WARRiNGTON, in the County
of Lancaster, convened by the MAGISTRATES acting fur
the Division, and held at the Town Hall in Warriogion
aforesaid, on Tuesday, the 2.1 Day of November, 1819, in
order to consider of the Propriety of addressing his Royal
Highness the4PRINCE REGENT. .
JOHN BLACKBURNE, Esq, M.P. in the Chair.
The Requisition to the Magistrates, and. the Notice con-
vening the Alto*, basing been' read,
it,WaS unanimously Resolved,
That it is expedient' to'addresi His' RoYit Highness the
FRIDGE REGENT at this momentous Crisis.
That the Address now proposed he adopted.
That theßequisition to call the Meelitig, these Resolutions,
and the Address lie publisheilii., two Ltindon. and !lODIC of the
Provincial Papers. •
That JotiN BLACKBURNE, Esq. be requested to transmit
the Address to the Secretary of: State, to be presented.
JOHN BLACKBUIINE, Chairman,
That the- cordial Thanks of Oil Meeting be iiTen to the
Chairman for his very elle conduct.

To His Royal Highness GEORGE .PRINCE of WALES,
Regent of the United Kingdom of Great. Britain, *Ad.
Ireland.

, His Majesty's most dutiful and Loyal Subjects, the
undersigned Clergy, Gentry, Merchants, Manufacturers, and
other Inhabitants of toe Town and Neighbourhood of War-
rington, humbly beg leave to approach your Royal Highness
with our earnest assurances of stedfaA and unfailing attach-
ment to His Majesty's .Pelson and Government, of personal
and unalienable respect fur your Royal Highness, and of our
firm determination to support and defend the Laws and Con-
stitution of these Realms in every Danger, whether arising
from the Machinations of Foreign Enemies, or the more in-
sidions attempts of designing Men at home,
We deeply deplore that the Liberty of the Press has so fear-
fully degenerated into Licentiousiveqs, and become the me..
din►n of the Propagation of Opinions 'replete with Infidelity
and Treason.

We view with abhorrence the conduct of rebellious Emis-
saries, who, by their inflammatory and seditious Harangues
cmleavour to seduce Religion and
Allegiance ; and' who, by garbled.Re-pretientations and wilful
Mi&conArtictions of the late Occurrences in thivirnmediate
Neighbourhood, attempt to keep olive that spirit of insub-
ordination which unfortunately they have been too SUCetP3-,
fit{ in exciting. •
In this Momentous Crisis we esteem it our indisperisable
ditty to _repeat the assurance of uur. unfeigned Loyalty rind
:Attachment to the House of Brunswicli, and our determined
'Resolution to defend, with our Lives and Property, the Glori-
ous ConStitution under which we live.
The A DDREss now ties for SIGNATURES at Messrs.
HADDOCKS' Shop. • , •

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In a.fei¢ Days will be publishedi
AVINDICATION of our A UTHORIZED_
TRANSitsATION and 'TRANSLATORi of tfie BE
BLE. and of Pkeeeding nnglkti Versiona, antitorifatively COM-
-rhended to the Notice of those Transi,itors ; occasiontd by
Certain Objections made by Mr. John
,Bellanrif, in his late
'Translation of the aouir of Genesis, and hy Sir James Bland
116r0.- es, in hit Bensons-'in faVour of a New Translation of
ttte noly SOipturr3.
By the'Rev, 14. J. TODD, M.A. P.S.A.
Chaplain in Ordinary to his Majesty, and Keeper of the Arch-
bishou of Canterhasy's Records.
Minted frit. F. C. and J. ithiagunti fit. Paul's Church-
yard; and Watericro-place:,
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WIISTUINSTFIR HALL.--The northern front of
this venerable and capacious structure, that which
loots upon New Palace-yard, is undergoing a
thorongh and extensive repair. That part of the
building is to be restored to its pristine magnifi-
-cence, which was in a high, though not, very florid
style of Gothic decoration. The great window,
:which, being in * very ckcayed state, but imper-
fectly illuminated the Hall,- is entirely removed,
and is to replaced by one in the saute genetal
style of architecture ; but on a great improved
principle ; the apex of that part of the front is to
be surmounted by tt new and more imposing pin-
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the lateral projections, are to be restored,

In consequence of an advertisetnent, nearly 200
labourers held mechanics attended at the [launch
ot; Venison On Thnrsday, to be engaged by the
gentlemen who have obtained es grant trom tio-
• veroment to occupy a large met of ground at the
,ilew.settlemet)t, Cape of Good upt.--=(2l:id•
[signe Journal; Nov, 2.)