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9 111.JESDAY NOVEMBER z 9, 180.
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PATRIOTIC FUND.
lAnycni Nov r4.ttos.
AT a SPECIAL GENER AL MEETING of die
COMMIT I'EE held this Day.
JOSEPH MARRYAT, Efq. in the Chair.
rstessm.

James Abel, Efq. - -
James Tones, E.
I. I. Appaeh, Efq. Germain Levi; Efq.
George Balk, Efq. Richard Lee, Efq.
Peter Begbie, Efq. John Mangles, Efq.
Henry Bonham, Efq. R. H. Marten, Efq.
George Brown, Efq. John Mayor, Efq.
Cornelius Buller, Efq. George Munro, Efq.
Robert Chriftie, Efq. W. M. Porter, Ely.
Thomas Everett, Efq. M. P. Thomas Reid, Efq:
John Frazer, Efq. Thomas Rowcroft, Erg.
Peter Free, Efq. Robert Shedden, Efq.
Benjamin Goldfmid, Efq. George Shedden, Efq.
William Hoare, Efq. John Smith, Efq. M. P.
David Hunter, Efq. D P. Watts, Efq.

John Jaekfon, Efq. Sir Robert Wigram, Bart. M. P.
Read from the London Guyette Extraordinary, of the 6th init.
a Letter feint Viee-Admiral Lord Ccißingwood, giving an lc.
count of the glorious Vidtory obtained over the Combined Fleets
of France and Spain, and the Capture of Nineteen Sail of their
Line of Battle Ships, off Cape Trafalgar, on the set of Odlober
bit, by the Fleet under the command of the ever to be honoured
and lamented, the late Vice-Admiral Lord Vikount Nelfon; and
from the London Gas ette Extraordinary, of the i ith init. a Let-
ter from Rear• Admiral Sir Richard &radian, giving an account of
the Capture of Four French Line of Battle Ships of Ferrol, on the
3d inft. by a Squadron of equal force under his command.

Refolved, That the followin: Addrefs to the Public, be in-
ferted in the Daily Papers.

The Committee for managing the Patriotic Fund,are induced to
addrefs the Public, in confequenee of the late fignal fucceffes, with
which it has pleated Dtalna Paomanct to bids his Majefty's
Arms.

To meet the claims of the numerous Su &rats in theft memor-
able Engagements, with a Liberality proportioned to their bcroic
Atchlevements, will fo reduce the prefent Fund, as may leave an
inadequate Provifion for future inftanees of Britilb Valour.
The Committee are aware, that many have withheld their Sub-
feriptions to the general parpofes of this Inttitution, who have been
accustomed to fubfcribe on particular occafions t that others may
have deferred them, under the Idea, that the Sum already raifed
would prove equal to every potable exigency. It is hoped all tbefe
will now come forward : and, while with foie= Tkankfgivings,
we acknowledge the Interpofition of Mame PaovioENCL, let us
alto remember the Sufferings of thole who were the Initruments of
this fignal ntanifedation of its farrow to Ode Kingdoms.
Subferißtion Books are open, and Subfcriptions received, at the
Bar of Lloyd's Coffee Houfe, and by all the Bankers in Town and
Country. •
Lifts of the Subkribars wit be publifited in the Daily Papers.

BULL's HEAD INN, MANCHESTER,
•
November T 4, 180.4.
AT a very numerous and refpeaable MEETING
of the Inhabitants of the ['owns and Neighbourhood of
Manchefter and Salford, (convened by the Boroughreeves and
Cenßablet, in purfuance of a regulation lamed in the Manehefter
papers,) for the purpnfe of taking into confideration the heR mode
of tatifying their gratitude for the late memorable Vidtory ob-
tained over the Combined Fleets of France and Spain, and their
regret for the lots of that ever te be lamented Hero Lord Vikoent
NELSON.

BAST IN)
THE CO NM IT T
INDIA COMA
That they will receive T'
other ARTICLES of STA
from fuels Perron' as may be
propofals, (caled up; to be addrtifed
and to deferibe the farce on
for Stationary," at or before
27th instant. The quantities
eautfe of the year by four t'
and other Articles as are in
to Mr. Thomas, Stationary

BAST 11\
THE COMMITTE
INDIA COMA
That they will receive Te
PRINTING at Home, from
fupplying the fame. Their p
to the Committee of Accounts,
outfide, with the words u "-
before twelve o'clock, on NV(
titles contracted for to be
four inftalments.
A Lift of fuck Papers u .
p►ying to Mr. Thomas, Stationary
ftrcet. CHARLES r

AT a GENERAL .
AT
Makers of Malt, reeding
held at the White Hanlon, Ste
of November, itos, in order
gritty of petitioning Parliament
Sections of the Adt of azd
watering or fprinkling Grain
and alfo for removing the dot
ing the right of appealing to the
convidioos by two Magiltratet
WILLIAM PHILPC.
It was unanimoully refolved,
That the operation of the
Hence to be productive of
Manufaecure of Malt,and
ties and kardChips, without a.
That the moilture imbibed
long itnmerfed, is found to l-
ing up fuficient vegetation
(Atha Grain, which is the
that the reftrldtion impofed
ing the languid vegetation,
previous to the expiration of
mansfadture a petted article
the Maltfier, and Rill greater
this Meeting are not aware
In Obi Revenue, were the 1,41,
Oak to fprinkk their Grain .
alb having the power of taking
Noe between the Steep and r'
That, independent of the
and feriae' grievances to the
the facilities and temptations
particular affords for unfounded
the naturally moift appearance
veral days after being thrown
of the Officers participating in
rages fuch as are either ignorant
undue advantages, by availing th
of operation, when fueh natural
fufpicion, to exhibit informations
no vigilante ean guard and r
eoavidtions are accutionsed t
only, and from which no appeal t ; that thefe
vexatious and groundiefs Informations have of We bacume fo fre.
I(pent, from the facility with which charges of this defeription can
: be efiabliffied, as to amount to a molt grievous evil, and to bc-
come a fource of the molt ferit.us alarm.

BARR'S NON AND BE AU I IFUL EDI nciNi OF BUFNON's
NATURAL HISTORY COMPLETE.

Tbat the foregoing hardihips are confiderably aggravated, by
the doubts which are entertained, concerning the right of app
from enovidtinns under the above Aft to the Juttices affembled at
the General Quarter SefSons of the Peace, a privilege ,:tended to
all other offences relating to the duties on Malt, and from which,
as to this particular offence, upon which decifions, for the re.dom
above sated, muff be fo peculiarly liable to error, this Meeting can.
not conceive itwu the intention of the Legiflature to exclude
That to obtain redrefs of the grievances before mentioned, is an
objet of the highelt importance ; and for that purpole, that aPc
tition be prefented to the Honourable the Houfe of Common:, fet
ting forth the fame, and praying for fuels relief as to them in their
"Widow mall Item fit; and that the following Gentlemen be re-
Tufted to withdraw, and prepare Inch Petition, (viz ) John Edgar
Ruft, Efq. Edmund Barber, Efq. John Marriott, Erg. Mr. lam
Woodcock, Mr. Nathaniel Bytes, Mr. William Smart, Mr. oho
Bytes, Me. George Edwards, Mr. John Boby, Mr. Martin Hai fun,
And the above Gentletnert having withdrawn, and afterwards
returned with a Petition prepared, and the fame having been read,
Refolved unznimmilly,

• .
That the Paid Petition is approved by this meeting, and that the
fame be figned by each individual prefent, and be forthwith lent
to fuch Manners and Makers of Malt, u have not been able to
attend, for their refpeaire fignatures.
1 hat a 'Wertities be immediately entered into. for the put,
pole of railing a fund to provide for the ezpenees already incurred,
and which may hereafter strife, in the future progrefs of this buil-
fiefs ; and that the Chairman be appointed Treafurer.
That the following Gentlemen, or any &yen of than, be ap
pointed I ComMittee for managing the raid fund, and forwarding
the t large* of this Meeting, vir—.
illiam Philpot, Efq. Mr. Martin Harfant,
John Edgar Ruft, Efq. Mr. Abraham Cowell,
Edmund Barber, Efq. Mr. Thomas Steele,
George Archer, Efq. Mr. ohn Norman,
John Marriott Efq. Mr. dm Corder,
George Brook Keer, Efq. Mr. • Chandler,
Mr. John Woodcock, Mr. John Rand,
Mr. Wm. Smart, Mr. Stephen Stull,
Mr. Nathaniel Bytes, Mr. Samuel Ray,
Mr. John Bytes, - Mr. Roger Groom,
Mr. Geo. Edwards, Mr. George Bagels,
Mr. Edward Bridgeman, Mr. John Spalding, and
Mr. John BAy, Mr. WiWam Froft.
And that they be empowered to mew and sdiuurn from time to
time, and to take fuch meafures as t ley (hall deem proper and necef-
-I.fary foe carrying Min etket the ohjeat of the foregoing rift I lib° I.
That Mr. R. P. Wtite. and Mr. R. Crabtree. of Hal,fworth,
Abe appointed Solicitors, for rendering fuel* profelfional aiLitanc,
to the Committee as may be neadrary in the courfe ut this buiireh
That the above Refolutions.be figned by the Ch .trtnan, and
adverted in the Ipfwicb Journal, the Bury, Norwich, and
Chelmsford papers, and in the STAR. Courier, and Commenial
Chronicle. WILLIAM PI lII.POT, Chairman
Refolved unanimoudy That the thanks s 4 this Muting be
event° the Chairman, for his attention tritiM bulkier, of the day,
Mid far tab ale ea the Cur.

This day was poldithed, No 1.—
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a complete fet of beautiful Copper.pl-tes, pine as.
Tu be regularly coatinu:d every Week, of
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Tr:inflated from ts.e French, 'nd interfperfed with Notes.
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To which is added by way of a complite Supplement. ti Natural
Hiding of Watts, It arrit.cs, Flin, and Icssac re.
The whole •31 thia valuable wr rk, forming beyond comparlon
the malt complete and decant Natural History in the Engliih. or
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The advantges ariEag from the entertaining. (body of Merrill
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