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Part of the testimonies In favour of Mr. Enfield's Dictionary:
" To express Int letters the nice distinction between sounds is
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small pains In compilation. His scheme of the vowels compre-
hends twenty-two sounds, and that t.f the consonants represents
their powers :o be numerous. We were for the most part pleased
with this mode of pronunciation, The paper Is good, and the
typography is neat."—Monthly Rev. Feb. 1808.
" The obscure sound of the five vowels we consider as a very
striking improvement; and this little Dictionary tnay be justly re-
commended to all persons desiro'us of acquiring a knowledge of
the principles necessary to form a correct and improved pronun-
ciation."—Gent. Mag. July, 1807.
" it is but common justice to say, that Mr. Enfield has dis-
played considerable judgment and great industry in the compila-
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Resolved, That tit" embers of this Borough he instructed to
oppose the further pr ss of the said Bill In the House of Com.
mons. 71'
Resolved, That the embers for the County of Devon be re-
quested al*-, to assist in opposing the said BM.
Resolved, That a Petition be presented to the Commons
House of Parliament, against the said Bill, praying that it may
not pass into a Law.
Resolved, That the Petition, now presented and read to this
Meeting, be ingrossed ; and that one ingrossment of the said Pe-
tition du lie on the table at the Guildhall, until three o'clock to.
morrow afternoon, for the signature of the Merchants, Ship-
Owners, and Inhabitants ; and that the Common Seal of the
Mayor and Commonalty be affixed to another ingrossment of the
same Petition; and that both be afterwards transmitted to the
Members for the Borough, to be presented by them to the Com-
mons House of Parliament.

Resolved, That this Common Hall be adjourned until to-mor--
row, at 12 o'clock at noon, fur affixing the Common Seal to the
n•

Resolved, That the Thanks of this Meeting be given to War-
wick liele Tonkin, Esq. for preparing and bringing forward the
said Petition, and for his attention to the interests and privileges
of this Gough.
Resolved, That these Resolutions be signed by the Chairman,
and printed in hand bills, and iu such London and Pt ovincial Pa-
pers as he shall think proper to direct.
WILLIAM LANGMEAD, Mayor.

The Chairman having quitted the Chair,

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Resolved, That the 'Thanks of thin Meeting be given to him,
for the indefatigable zeal and watchful care he has manifested on
all occasions, in support of the true interests of the Town, and for
his readiness in convening this Meeting, and for his exemplary
conduct in the Chair.