Star.
London, England, 1806-10-30 00:00:00

The Pub.

TO THIS VERY RESPECTA.SLE THE BAILIFF. ALDER-
MEN. AND BURGESSES OF THE BOROUGH OF
BREC KNOCK.
GINTLILIetbi,
ADitrolotion of Parliament hawing taken place, I
Oaths tartlet opportunity to air yeti my kryleet to rrpee•
fent you In the wit rarliaincia. Having had tle honour of being
kaown to, and conneeted with you (or many years, I sag willing
to hope that no other profefann will be impaled than t►at, it I
have the gratification of being again dotted Tow Reprefentative.
I am faibble of the importance of the troll, and will dliokarge its
duties with fidelity aad Independence.
I beg to ae►oew:edge the liberality and patinae I ►ave always
ardente:l t and hove the honour. Gentlemen, to be,
With true attachment and rape&
Your obllged and faithful tenant.
1-lauwenl. O. 11, lEcb. ROIL.SALUSBUML
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TO THE RESPECTABLE AND INDEPENDENT LIVERY
OF THE CITY OF LONDON.
GENT LW IN, •
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abilities, and not We iodlootks to heve foo, aid a thithitoth
integrity, whetpante to reputes you, bat Ith been nowellinri to
create difturbance or trouble.
Gentlemen, the day of norninetimi gives you the epportartty sh
vindicating yourfelves, and (hewing that incooliftency in the 10.1
dividual ts whom you ban confided your deareft intacks, Ea
mistier go suseticed net utpunlibcd—call fotth Mr. Addel
HANKET, and be aifitred that be we. not &fat norbaiter .1
your privileges for any petit:ma en
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MINISTRY OF RELIGIOUS WORSHIP.
TSB MINISTRIt OF asuoinos IVOaseilli, GRANO OT-
Malt OF Till LIGIOII OF 140KOlti, TO M. N. TNT
11l Hors orraiwit.
" Moniker Difhop, Pads, Odt. 13, Ili x. •
v After the glorious or is width produced the peace of Prof
burgh, Ma Majely the Emperor and Fdrg, occupied folly abante
the internal profority of hie States, and the repofe of the world,
had turned all his thoughts to the rewftabilthment of a pence!
peace. His MaJeßy pleated %Amid( with the thoughts, that there
did not remain a Seigle Cabinet In Ifttetme, which pad experience
had not enlightened as to its real intends, and which did not with
to put at length a perild to that (coerce perpetually renewed, of
a devouring war, the re-adtket of width was Always kit by there
who preOnked it, and Whit* always confounded by Its reruns the
frantic hopes of envy, and the deep calculations of hatted. How
far was be from (decreeing that the Sovereign, who was enemy
enough to hi. own envy, to embark brit lino the war, would be
that Prince who, having enjoyed a coolant peace amidd the long
tumult of our latter ware, bad obtained by the good °Ewes of
Fumes. a remarkable Inereafe of power and territory I Neverthe-
les, this kirit of •ertigo and error to which PRO•110101Ca fome•
times abartoons Kings, got porvilest of the Cabinet of Rohn. la
vain did the Emperor wpote moderation. and even patience to te-
em provocation, ! In vainhas he demanded thnfc explanations
that the iodinate relations which (ornately (elided. lbould have
rendered loyal and lincerc! In valnhas he delayed teen the pre-
parations for jail &tenet, in order to give to the King of Friar&
time and means to return to the only (yaws eampatili.e with his
true interefts !
" The Hatch-Towns have been threatened—Saxony invaded—
the wile Prince who governs it, has been forced to aft contrary
it hi. will. The irontiers of the States of the Confederation of the
Rhine have been (urrounded, the troupe of his Majefty have boo
treated in a batik mutter, and the public peace of Europe vio-
lated Natuetully, and without motive,
" In thok citron notices, his Imperial anti Royal Majefty,
rinsing to maintain the honour of his Crown anti Nation, and the
fccunty of his Allies, haa drawn front as heath that (word, which
! be received on the altar of the living Gob, for the triumph of jtif.
tiee and the defence of his country. It is in this tdemn mo—ent
when he has jun. witifird to the Senate hls Sovereign refOutions,
tun I invite you in hie name to call down upon hi. vidorious Ea.
clei the continuance of heavenly !derange Culled the people to-
g.ther in the templew—tet all the faithtel then affemble, pray for
the anguft Father of the State, and for tho'e of their children who
fly to the common ttelet,c.—.t thanlYotkit of th Goo of Armies
(by whom Kings reign), the fafety of the I ci ct, the prchreation
of our Soldiers, yietory, and Peace. .

Souk+ld
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suoit

kccctoe, Mr. the alforonee of my diftingulfbed eon-
fideratlon. (Signed) " vox I ALM"