Star.
London, England, 1805-05-21 00:00:00

ORIGINAL.

An itinerary of the Route of the Englith Embairy from London to
Connautinopir, by the Secretary to the Eniblify.
ANALY4F.S.
1. Woodward's Voyage in the IndiAn Archpelago.
2. Katzebue's Travels in France.

3. Tuckey'v Voyage to New South Wales.
Every future Volume will contain as interefting a variety, and
feveral works or great value are already iu murk of preparation t'or
the Second Volume, among which are St. Vincent's Voyare., to the
Africa❑ Manila, Otaften's and Prova'tfeo'. Voyage to leeland,and
a Walk from Leipfle through Italy to Sy, acufe.
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'price Haifa CrowiLand Sic Numbers form a Volume.
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ill That this liaceting experiences the nsoa heartfelt gratitude
and faisfadion at the deeifion of the virtuous Majority of tbeHon.
the Houle of Commons on the Bth day of April lan., in confirming
the delinquency of Lord Vifcount Melville, as Rated in theTentla
Report of the Commiffioners of Naval Inquiry, and in refilling the
protedion attempted to be given to the delinquent on that oceabon.
Idly. That the breach of duty and grofs violation of the law. of
which Lord Melville has been fatisfadorily convided, receives ad-
ditional caufe for reprobation, by the long confidence placed in
him by the Public, as well as by the places and honours which
have been conferred on himfelc, his family, and conneetions.
idly. That the Thanks of this Meeting be given to Fns. An-
ncfley and Charles Shaw Lefevre, Efqrs. the Members for this Bo-
rough, for the juft regard they (hewed to their Conftituents and
the Country, by their Vote in the Houle of Commons on the Sala
of April
eddy. That our Members be requefted to fupport with their re•
gular attend..nce and votes all inquiries that have been or may be
inftituted, refpeding any branch of the public Expenditure, and to
bring to condign punifliment all petit= concerned in anydifhotieft
and nefarious pradicea.
sthly, That our dutiful and affedzionate acknowledgments are
due to our gracious Sovereign, for his acquiefeence in the willies of
hi, people, by erafing the name of Lord Vircount Melville from the
Lift of his Majelt7's molt Hon. Privy Council.
6thly. That a Petition be prefented to the Hon. the Houfe of
Commons, expreffive of our cordial approbation of their late dea-
, lions of the Bth and I cth of April, and a firm confidence that they
will continue to bring forth to public view and contempt all per-
lons, however diftinguiffied by office or rank,who thall have been
guilty of peculation or embezzlement of public Property.
ythly, That the Petition be figned by the Chairman, on behalf
of the Inlrtbitants of this Borough, and that the Members of the
laid Borough he requated to prefent the fame to the Hon. the
Commons of the United Kingdom in Parliament affcmbled.
Bthly. That the thanks at this Meeting be given to the Right
Hen. the Tal of St. Vincent, under whore aufpices the Commiffion
of Naval inquiry was inttitutcd. for his meritorious commence-
ment 01 fa arduous an undert thing, and for his other great and
ernitv2at ferrite: rendered to his country.
9thly. That the Thanks of this Meeting befikewife given to the
Hen, the Commiffioners of Naval Inquiry, for their impartial and
magnanimous inveltiga 'inn of this national and important fulled.
i ,:thly. '1 hat the Tharks of this Meeting be given to the Right
Hon. the Sneaker of the Houfe of Commons, for his manly, pa-
/tr.•'tic, anct independent Vote on the memorable Bth of April.
i T OAV. 'That the T ialiks of this Meeting be silo given to Se-
mucl Whitbread, EN. 'V.. P. tor the firm, moderate, and indepen-
dent mai:writs which he brought torward his Motions on the Bth
and itath of April.

tathly. That the Thanks of this 11/4:.:eting be given to the Gen-
tlemen who fiuued the RequiStion to the A•layor, and particularly
to Mr. Letchworth, for the able and manly manner in which he
brought forward the butinefs of the day.
3thly. That the Thanks of this Meeting be given to the Mayor
far his alacrity in calling this Meeting.
zathly. That theft Refolutions be lived by the Chairman, on
behalf o' the Meeting, and publitted in the STAR and Reading
Mercary. M. ANNESLEY, Chairman.
After the Chairman had quitted the Chair, the Thinks of this
Meeting were voted to Martin Annelley, Efq. the Deputy Mayor,
for his attentive and impartial condudt as Chairman of the fad
Meeting.

UNDER THE PATRONAGE OF HIS MAJESTY.
Thu day were publifhed, price One Guinea, No. I. of
"PNGRAVINGS with a defcriptive Account, in
aglith and French, of Egyptian Monuments, in the Brief&
Mufeunt. colleetcd by the Inftitute in Egypt, under the direCtion
of Bonaparte, and furrendered to the Britt& Commander in Chief,
Lord Hutchinfon, by Gene al Mcnou.
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••• In the Number of there Monuments is the celebrated Stone,
with the Hieroglyphic, Egyptian, and Greek Infcriptions, found at
Rofetta ; alfo the magnificent Sarcophagus from Alexandria,which
Dr. Clarke, in his elegant Work, entitled " The Tomb of Alex•
ander," has evinced from accumulated evidence, to have been the
very Coffin in which that Hero WAS cnlhrined.
The Drawings have been made by Mr. Alexander with all pol:
6ble Fidelity, and are et graved by Mr. Mcdland in tie belt Style
of the Art.

It may not be improper to all that, for the Prefervation of the
Monuments repretented in this Publication, the Sum of 80001. has
been granted by Parliament ; and that the Edifice to be erected for
the Purpoft is now building at the Britilk Mufeum.
The whole Collection will be included in about Twelve Num.
ben, at a Guinea each, and puhldhed at [bort intervals.