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London, England, 1809-12-15 00:00:00

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PRICE SMPINCE4IAT "-Jr K.

SMITIt, MAYOR.

IN * MEETING or ASSEMBLY of the MAYOR,
ALDtRM EN, and LIVERYMEN, of the several Companies
of the City of lawden, in Common Hall assembled, at the
Gdlakall of the said City, on Thursday, the 14th day of
Illocenber, 1809,
*emitted Unanin/usly, Tbat.the enormous waste of treasure,
gostleirrsfitable hiss of lives, in the late military enterprismo in
alt his Majesty's forces have been unfortunately employed,
hero excited mingled feelings of compassion, disappointment, in-
dignation, and alarm, among all classes of his Majesty's 'inject,.
Rtsnlyed, 'that the whole military strength and resources of
this kingdom have been drawn forth to an extent unparalleled in
its history, and has been most improvidently applied, and fatarty
consurnei, in inaconnectcdand abortive enterprises, attended with
no pernment advantage to Great Britain without efrectual relief
to ber Allies' and distinguished only by the unprofitable valour
.distlayed, and immense sacrifice of blood and treasure.
tulved unanimously, Thar. during these Impreeedented
and calamities, our misfortunes have been highly agera-
be
appears his Majesty's confidential Servants have been engag.A in
the most despicable intrigues and cabals, endeavouring to clee,iive
and supplant each other, to the great neglect of their public duty,
and scandal of the Government.

Re-4ilved, 1 hat the most effectual way of evincing our loyalty
to our Sovereign, regard for the Constitution, and promoting the
security of the Country, is, by a spirit of jealousy and vigilante
over Public Men, and a free Representation of the People in
Parliament, by which alone we can secure a just and constitu-
tional controul over all Public Functionaries.

Resolved unanimously, 'llat we are.of opinion, that in the pre-
sent arduous *truggle, in which we are engaged, the safety of the
British Empire can alone be preserved by wise and honest Coun-
cils to direct the Public Force; ar. I that such Councils can alone
be upheldby the r. LRCMS of a frte and united People.

Resolved unanimously, That such calamitous events imperi-
ously call for a rigid and impartial Inquiry ; and that an humble
Address be prr.ented to his Majesty, praying his Majesty to in-
stitute buch inquiry.

The Draft of an Address and Potitior was elan read, and
agret d to.
Order.-d, That the said Address and Petition be fairly tran-
scribed, signed by the Town Clerk, and presented to his Majesty,
by the Right Hon. the Loan MAYOR and Sheriffs.

Resolved amaninously, That the 'Minks of this Common
Hall be given to Ro scurf Warrn MA t. , Esq. for the zeal, firm-
ness, and ability which he has upon all OCC7Lsiolis evinced, parti-
cularly for his able and patriotic conduct is bringing forward the
Address and Petition to his Majesty, in the Court of Common
Council, on the :sth inst. for a rigid and impartial inquiry into the
late disgraceful Expeditions to Spain and Walciteren.
Resolved unanimonsly, That the Thanks of this Common
Hall be given to H. C Comex, J.l. SMITH, MATT EW WOOD,
Satan GOODUEHER Esqrs. and Sir Wat. PLOMEIL, Knt. Al-
dermen, and the Members of the Common Council, that so
firmly and independently supported the original Resolution and
Address, and also to those who yesterday resisted the novel and
indecent measure of substituting another Address for the one be-
' fore agreed to.
Resolved unanimously, That the Thanks of this Comma Fitag
be given to SAMUEL FavExt., Esq. and to Wu. Jonas, Esq. the
Mover and Seconder of the Resolutions and Petition, for the
very able and patriotic manner in which they have conducted
themselves in the business of this day.
Resolved unankstomiTY, That we do earnestly recommend to
the Citizens and Householders at large to select and support
such Candidate. only as may be distinguished for their talent, and
integrity, and their known attachment to the Rights and Privi-
leges of their Fellow Citizens, on St. Thomas's Day, and at all
times.

Resolved unanimously, That the Thanks of this Common Hall
be givot to the Right Hon. the Lose MAroa, for his readiness
in calling the same, for his impartial conduct this day, and for his
firm and many conduct during the proceedings of the two last
Courts of Common Council.
O'rdtveil, That the preceding Resolutions be signed by the
Town Clerk, and published in the usual Mornirg and Evening
Papers. WOO I.)l'H SkP E.

CORNWALL.d.-CAPfI'AL HOUSE AND ESTATE.
TO BE SOLD RV PRIVATE CONTRACT,
THE FREErIOLD and INHERITANCE, with
Iminedime possession, of KIII.IOW tiOUSE, late the re-
sidence of Robert Luv.ll Gwatkin, Esq.; !home within 2 miles
of Truro, 7 of l'enryn and Reiruth, and 9 of Falmouth ; being
a modern well-built and cimmodious dwelling-house ; compris
ing a slinin-rooni 2R feet by 23, a drawing-room 28 feet by ti
a hook-room, 11. M, and stone staircase, a lady's morning-room, 11 s
bed-rooms, wt 4 dressing-rooms and a water-closet, servants
hall, kitchen, scullery, pantry, chins closet, and cellars, laundry,
wash-hquse, and other olhces, with a good supply of water • a
shrubbery, green-house, kitchen, and wall-garden well stocked
with the choicest fruit-trees, in full bearing ; a coach-house for
3 carriages, and stall-stables for 12 horses; about 250 Acres of
Land adkviiing, in high cultivation, with very commodious and
mndrrn i.tral buildings ; the whole funning a most desirable re-
sidence for a genteel I.tmily, in a good neighbourhood,and
being one of the best market towns in Cornwall.
further informa,ion may be had of Mr. Fairbank, 25,
Ely-
place, London ;an Messrs. Rashleigh and Cocle, Attoruies, St.
Austell, Cornwall.
N.::. The Purthasv may he accommodated with other farms
in the tame parish, or conliiie himself to the purchase of themes).
sion, 1,..11:e5, gardens, plantations, and any number of acrei ad-
joining.

WAR WICKSHIRE.—APITAL MANOR AND
ESTATES, TYTHF.--FREE.
To be SOLD by A U C.FION, by Mr. PF.YTON,
At the Warwick Arms Inn, Warwick, on Monday, the 29th day
of la-mary, at Three o'clock in the Atternoon (unless
isrevi..usty disposed of by Private. Contract, of which due notice
will he Oven) in Four Lots,
ri-`HREE FOURTHS of the MANOR of LONG
1 urcHINGTON, very extensive, and abounding with Gams,
with the Rights, Royalties, Fisheries and Immunities belonging
thereto, and tour most compact and desirable farms, with sob-
stmitial and convenient Dwelling Houses, Offices, Yards, and
Premises, comprisiilg about itim Acres of most fertile, Arable,
Meadow anal Past lat Land in suitable proportions, lying within
a ring fence, on the River Learn.
I.ot 1. The Manor of I.ong Itchington aforesaid, and Snovrford
Grange Farm, containing te.izo Acres in hand, and in Mr. Thomas
worralis tenure, under notice to quit at Lady day next, of the
annual valuable of 1:430.
I.ot Lodge Farm, about 220 Acres, in Mr. William Judd's
occupation 1a a ye.rly IMAM, 011 a Michaelmas entry, of the an-
nual value of £t6l).
Lot 3. Middle Farm,l7s Acre', in Mr. Wheelor's tenure un-
der Lease for three years, front Artichaelinas lalo, of the annual
value of L.:l 'AL _ - _

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The Little:tone thereto, under Lease for 30 years to 1
1
at an annual Kent of I:30. j
lAt .1. l'imn Farm, i.,08 Acres, in Mr. John Judd's tenure,
under notice to quit a: Lady-ilay next, annual value £4lO. I -
The Lino:mune thercio, wider Lease for 30 years to
at an annual rent of £4O. t
This Esiate hes in the beaufful and fertile Valley of the River
Leant, Fr:sentinz the most picturesque scenery, in a genteel
neighbocr::ood, within silt m:lt:s of Warwick, three miles of
Southarn, a:id date of that fashionable and rapidly impsoving 1..
Watering Place, Leamiagton, and by the line if the Warwick
and Nayt Ai Canal, by which an the Linwstone eaistirg on the
Estate) a cons:ant supply of Mai.ere I; furnished to the karats on
the most ov,tlt-rate terms.
The 'l'enants will slam the premises, and for further particu-
lars apply to Nir. Jarnes,l-ii;11-vtre.,‘Varwick; and No. 5, Ntw
ltr‘sw.:ll-Court, Lincultt's :Lit, 1.14.duu, where plans are deposlad.
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