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SERMONS on Public Occafions, and a Letter on
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DRUMMOND, A. M. Prebendary of York.
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and accurately arranged.
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• Study, written when Dr. Drummond was Bifloop of St Atapb, td
the fon of an intimate friend, then a candidate for holy ord
The frame of mind in which this bruiels of Rudy Should be cola.
v :ted is fo wifely delineated that we cannot difinifs this ankle
without feleeting fume portages, equally honourable to the head and
Mart of the venerable Writer."
rmperial Review, September, 1804.
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CRITICAL REVIEW.
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THE CRI rIcAL REVIEW, that long erta:
blithed and refpedable Publication, is now come into the
poffeffion of a new Proprietor. Senfible of the arduous tadt in
which he is engaged, he thould tremble for fticeefs, were not
his fears allayed by the malt liana ing confolations. It is his good
fortune to have cormedions at once uferct and honourable; with
man, diltinguilhed in the Metropolis for Science and Literature;
and men who add fplendour even to that it ultrlous Univerfity, to
which he Is proud to belong. Under ruck aufpiees he engages
boldly in this important undertaking ; he is lnfpired with the molt
fanguine hopes; he feet. that he may look forward to the ample
reward of his labours. _

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A five to uo party,• bigot to no prejudices; he conceives him.
felf to be well 6,ted for the coodud of a Literary Journal ; and be
units, that the nice eltimate of Rill and labour in the inveltlmi.
non of truth is %trial), confident with the molt ardent attachment
to our civil and religious Inftitutions. As a friad to Literature,
be Will teen every nerve to advance it ; and. as en intrepentlant
man, to whom-grin is not a primary ht will (pare no et.
pence to gratify the public attendin.
To the Foreign Publications which ufualty command the no•
tree of Perlodiell journals, the Prorictor of the Critical Reviver
ventures to announce the addition of a large Rork of Spool*. sod
Portumiefe Literature ; to far, at leak. as the prefent date of lha•
rope, unfriendly to literary communication, will permit blin t•
realise his hopes. This shoott new foam of modern le/raft WO
be duly appreciated by perfons converfant with thole langusol,
mod who are known to admire them even tnentbufrafts.
Thu meneated, and thus eirconallaneed.the Proprietor of doe
Critical Review Wrath!. Publuntion to the coma&
iegto Its weaned fuccefs, but Rill not difdalabsig to an In.
dgimt attention to the drft movements of a work eolith is has
tended tearoom gradually to literary perfedlie.
N. B. It is trqeefted that all conuneeicatiees air be eddreired
to the Preview et the Brisling !Weiser, es Mi. lihoredea's, Sea
ht. Poultry.

AT a Meeting of LORDS LIEUTENANTS of
COUNTIES and OFFICERS el MILITIA. convened by
Public Advertikment, at the Thatched Houle Tavern, oq Thud-
day, March 7, Sibs,
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Biartjelit BOCUMIGINAM Lieutenant of Books.
DOUGLAS, Colonel Royal Lanark Regiment.
furl sear, Lieutenant of Lancalhirc.
Uri EOLINTON, Lieutenant of *Treat*.
Berl PITIWILLIAM, Lieutenant of Eaft Riding, Yorkflare.
Earl FORTSSIIIII. Lieutenant of Devon.
Earl Romany, Lieutenant of Kent.
Earl TEMPLE, Colonel Royal Bucks Regiment.
Vainunt B&LSLer, Lieutenant of Carnervonlhire.
Lord STAN L ST, COlollei adTv,yal Lane:wit Re7.trococ
Lord Mont Goat cat r, Colonel Ayrftare Regiment.
Lord Pot KSTO la, Captain Berk Dare Regiment.
Lord Ea I I NGTON, Major Royal Devon Aquavit
Lord 0. Cava NDISN, Colonel Derbylltire Regiment,
Lad Gaanncr, Colonel tft Royal Surrey Regiment.
Lord B sssss ooze. Lieutenant of Wee.
Lord CtirDoll, Colonel Royal Carmarthen R
Honourable J. W. Oa mar° II a, Major Hut.
Regiment.
Honourable H. WA !Jot s, Colonel Weft Norfolk Regiment.
Sir C. BANITICLO, Captain tftSomerfet Regiment.
Sir W.W.Wynue, I feutenant of Dentrighthire and Mrrioneth.
Sir W. Lc woe, Colonel Royal Cornwall Regiment.
W. BRADOTLI., Colonel 3d Royal Lamellate Regiment
CA LCII•FT, Major Dorfet Regiment-
. Coots, Colonel 3d Weft York Regiment
EL tibiae, Lieu: Colonel Royal North Lincoln Regiment.
W FRAN ISLA ND. Lieut. Colonel North York Regiment
W. L. fluent'. Lieut. Colonel Royal Anglefea Regiment.
LOWTUIR, Colouel Weltroorland Regiment.
T. SveteteT, Colonel ER Royal Lancallare Regiment.

The Marquis of BUCKINGHAM havirg been called to the
Chair, feveral of the Lieutenants of Counties and 01Scum of Mi.
lir a who were prefent at the Meeting convened by Mr. Pitt on
Frlear. March tit, for the purpore of coohdering a plan fur. re-
emit's the army from the Militia, by directing the Cielloll Of
commanding Brigades to notify to the Militia Regiments the
powers to he given by law to the Privates to tnliß For life in Inch
Regiments or the l.ine as may be named, to receive a Bounty of
Ten Pounds, and for General Service ; Rated to this Meeting the
converfatioo that then pal Ted, and the objc,Rions almoft univer-
tally made by every Lieutenant of County and Mil is Officer then
'pretest', to a ow-afore from which they apprehend the moft fatal
eonrequenees, as being rubverlive of every principle on which the
„Minds can esift with advantage to the country; and it having
been adytted to d.finf.ridy (under the exit' ins, law) Inch part of
the rilitla as face ds 43,a00 men in Englind, and Soon men in
Scotland. and that in fu..b cafe, and fo foon as the rerpoftive Colo-
net. hive Vs nibodied ruch proportion of their own, the army
&mid be enabled by Law to recruit from and out of the portion'
fo difembodied in the manner pradifed by the lad war.
Refolved, sit, That the enliftment into the Regular Army of
men from the Militia is tub..eiliee of that Eftabliflunent, and a
violation of the principles on which it was formed.

Ittfnlved, ad. That we have reafon to fir that this propolition
(as we now underhand it) will overthrow the firlt principle of the
Militia, by touting Gentlemen of the firlt coniktuation to decline
that fervice.

Rdolved. 3d, That the :restore funeßed by the Earl of Rom-
ney tends to remove tome of the imphrtant objections to the
fyßent pmpofcd by Government, and might be entertained. al-
though this Meeting agrees w•ic!t his Lordihip, that it does not re•
move all the Conithutsonal objections to it.

Refo!red, 4th, That the co:dill Thank* of this Meeting be
Riven to I.ord Romnt y. for his ronliant attention to the Conftitu-
Lianal eftabliEhment of the Militia, and for his particular fervices
and fugicittons on this oceation,

Regohred, stb, 1 hat Government having erpreired the wilt& of
coileetiog the opinions of the Lieutenants of COlUltiell and Officer.
of Militia, on the full.et of the Plan opened by Mr. Pitt, a Copy
of thefe Refolutions be tranfmltted by our Chairman to their
opinion, by Letter directed to him in London, on this interefting
matter, for the information of this Meeting, to be trauftnitted to
the Secretary of Stare for the Home Department,and to the Chan-
cellor of the Exchequer.

Refolved, 6th, That th 4 Meeting be adjourned, fubjed to the
call of the Chairman.

Refolved,7tb, 'That the Thanks of this Meeting be given to the
Marquis of Buckingham, their Chairman.

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