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London, England, 1806-10-01 00:00:00

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TO THIB BOROUGHREEVES AND CONSTABLES OF
MANCHESTER AND SALFORD.
WE, the underfigned Inhabitants, do sequel that
For will call an early Meeting of the Inhabitants of theta
Towns and the neighbourhood, for the porpofe of thinking SW
HOME POPHAM, for his Letter on the Capaire•ei. Buenos
Ayres, and his attention to the Towns and Cemtanerte of this
Country—anal alto to mores oar opinion of the importance of the
Capture and its great eonfequences, In the prefrot Cremation of the
Continent of Europe, tattle Commercial and Manufacturing bi-
sena of the ltritiat Envies.
loAn Keariley
WMkrit Jones
C White
ts=Bateman.
efey Huhrte
Phillips and I le
Jackfoo and Rulhwortb
Arthur Clegg
William Sykes
NElMare Beaver
laawes Malialh •
Imes Iranian:a .
ohn Gruel.,
B.A. Heywoo4
Rickard Yater
Robert Peele

Worthington, Baster, and Co
Daniel Burton and SON)
Wm Powell
- obcrt Duck
Wm I.lndop
James °arrant
Samuel Gardner
Richd. and John Jatkfan
Francis Parker
Thos ind.johr. Dawfos
Jame+ Bralnci.
Richd Camelia'
Henry ThWaittS. jun
Jahn Loma:
'Robert Rider
Smith, Milner, and Co
John Parker Samuel Jones
Peter Croro.an Radford' and Waddington
John Tout bet Nathaniel and Faulkner Puillips
'nos 0111eant and Co
James Harrop Thomas Phillips and Co
George Grundy Richard Alfop
Samuel OrifilthilW J. L Philip. and Brother"
John Broadhurit Charles F. Brandt and Co
Frans. Mollie James Gordon
Samuel Docker Bleeders and CO
. Daniel P9,len 'nos Tipping and Co
Thomas Matter Jahn Hyde and Co
Edward Tamer Ruatton and Robitifixt
'Wm Tnwrattnd John Clore and Co
John Wain% Taylors and Witherington
Thomas Watkins Robert Markland
Valiant Boyd John Leaf
NichaM Richardfon R A. Farrington
James Bury M. Fletcher
Henr‘l4r.pe Otho Hume
John
Kenai! ohn Itito
Mitchellfoa
ogee Holland John Nightingale
spth September, deb.
In compliance with the above regulation, (delivered to us this
day) we do appoint a MEETING of the INHABITANTS of
MANCHFSTER and SALFORD, and the Neighbourhood, to
be held at the Bull's Head Inn, Manchelter, upon t HURSDAY,
abe astb September Init. at Eleven o'Clock in the Forenoon.
WM, FOX, Boroughrceve of Mancheacr.
WM STARKIE, ICooftoble. of Manadte.f.
RICHD. WGOD,
THOS. HOLLAND, Boroughreeve of Salford.
T. O. GILL, 1 cooftobio. sword.
J. BOWMAN, J

BULL'S HEAD INN, MANCHESTER,
September at, do 6.
At a refpeelahle MEETING of the Inhabitants of the Towns and
Neighbourhood of MANCHESTER. and SALFORD. (con
Mad by the Boroughreeve and Conftables, in purfuancc of
the above requifition.)
WILLIAM STARKIE, •
One of the Conftables of Maachtfter, in the Chair.
It was umnimoufly refolved,
tit That the recent fuceefs of hie Majeey's armt, In South
America. is an event otthe warmeß intereft and gratitude to the
langdennat large, and flit circumftances attending the poffefilou
of Swum Awe.' add froth hare to the diftingulthed intrepidity
and liberality of Britons.
ad. That the commercial advantages of this attainment are ea.
tends' beyond calculation, and, In the prdent Rate of Conti-
sienna Trade. (*riling from the unprecedented meafures of the
enemy to deprive this country of its benefits) hold out a molt pe-
culiar degree of importance at this particular jun/dare.
3d That the Inhabitants of the towns and neighbourhood of
Manehefter and Salford, have abundant realm to rejoice In the
salutation. as it opens a channel Is eonOchiratile to their manufac-
tures and trade, and, muft therefore afford risen:sled employment
ao their Induitry and Ingenuity.
4th. That the inbabitaots feel thersklves particularly honoured
by the communication from Sir Home Popham, whole attention
to them, and the commercial intereit of the country its general,
demands the moR grateful acknowledgments.
sth. That the &tem thank, of this meeting be refpeetfully rem.
nauniested to Sir Home Popham In a lime from the Borough.
reeve of Mambefter, accompanied by a copy of thefe refolutietss.
That tbcrefolutions of this meeting be alto tranfinitted by
the Borougbreeve of Mancheller, to Lord A ink land. and to every
Member of thc Hook of Commons, and that they be likewile in.
ferted in the Morning Chronicle. the Morning Herald, the STAG,
the Sun, the Courier, and the Statefman, as well as in the Man.
artier Papers. WM. STARKIE, Chairman.
Mr. Starkie having left the Chair, it was onanimouily relished,
That the Thanks of this Meeting bagmen to the Boroughreevat
and Conil.l.ks, for their readinefs in the appointment of this
meeting, and particularly to the Chairman for his very fatisfa Cory
condudt on tic ?reran °mann. JAMES HIBBERT.

TO BE LET, IN ONE OR TWO FARMS,

A
MOST deferable ESTATE. fituate in the
Perin% of Somerville Afton, In the County of Cloucetter,
(In the Centre of the rich VALE of EvrsHAw) cordifting of
about yoo Acres of rich Arable. Meadow, sod Pallor, Land,
TI I'HE FREE, about three miles from Evethstn, a very good
market town, and two miles and a half from the navigable River
Avon, which, at Tewkelbury (another good market town), joins
the Severn, Rod thus affording good marker• for its produce, and •
conveyance for the fineß Lime, to which Manure this Eltate and
hitherto been a Itranger.

tionsetvlile Alton is divided Into large Inclnfures, the VOlage
being In the centre. The Soil is of the richelt Manly Clay which
this kingdom has to boat, and the Arable having been tilled at ■
very (allow depth, is to a good tam- Farmer new Land. Moot
one half of the hate Is, or will be, In tiltag, It will be Let fog
a Term of Sixteen Years from the lit of November next.

if not difpofed of by Private Contra& (of whin) the cornett
Notice will be given) it will be Let by Aadtion. et the Crowe Ina.
Evefhani aforefaid, at Three &Clod' on Monday the 3d Not/an-
tes next. fubjedt to Conditions then to be produced. Immediate
PotTeffion will be given.

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