Star.
London, England, 1805-04-29 00:00:00

LORD MELVILLE.

This day was pablieted, pr,ee One Shilling,
AN EXPOSURE of the PERSECUTION of
Lotd MELVILLk, in a Letter to an intinsate Acquaintance.

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P.g.licatina will be found a complete Guide to all
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Af..Jra

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The Fifth Edition, much enlarged, of
BlM's LAWS refpeiling PARISH MATTE RS;
containing the Offices and Males of Churchwardem, Over.
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:Awakes Ina.

"The humble Petition of the MAYOR and COMMONALTY
of the City a NEW SARUM, &meth, that your Petitioners
have Fended with much concern and Intereß, the Refolutions of
this Hon. Houk on the Sth and toth days of this init. April.
" With concern that any Charges, attic nature therein implied,-
&fluid acacia upon any Mdisl fuel in high Heir! Siltation ;
" With intereft, that the Reprefentadvcs of the Nation have,
under the circumliance of fuels charges, marked fuch individual I
with their cenfure and reprobation;
" Your Petitioners beg leave to Rate, that in common with the
nation at large, they have to lament the weight of the burdens to
which the Lesillaturc has found it acceifary to fubedt them, but
they claim for demitives Is common with the nation at large.,
the merit of having borne :hem with patience. readinefs, and equa-
nimity, teufdrg, that what had been granted blindly, would be
applied falthfully—but when a furpition b loft forth, under the
authority of Parliamentary Coasmilautters, and that (*idols sp.
*only adopted by this Houk., ' that peculation hat been hard at
work' your Petit loners take leave to call upon the National Rqpip-
ketativre for mirth'," reminding them that it is of little conk.
quaint as a public grievance—of Inds confequaiec in polnr of od.
I field morality—whether the admit . be by incs avast
authority and power, or by their ties and Subalterns under
their perntifilan and connivance.

" Your Petitioners, therefore, pray this Honourable Houfe to
continue Inch Comminon of Enquiry, as has already difcovtred
fuch alnifes, and to inititute any new Commillhos, which may be
necellary to afccrtain, whether in any other Department of the
State the National hinances have been mifapplied, and alfo to devife
facts legal proceedings upon thole inftances of niirepplication already
before the public, as may fatisfy the general ay for juftice, by
bringing all Perfons concerned to a aria rcfponfibility.
" Given under the Common Seal of this City
this aath day of April. silos."
It was alio ordered—That the thanks of this Council be even to
our worthy and independent Members, the Right Honourable
Loral Viscount Folk ftonr, and William Huff:l,, &quire, for fun-
porting the Refolutions of the Hours on the Bth Juane, and for
laying die fame the Foot of the Throne.

'At7el that the al•ome Petition and Orders be interted in the STAR
and the Saiiibury Journal.

- GENTEEL RESIDENCE NEAR READING,
TO be Let, bandromely furnithed; 12 Bed-
chambers, dram' and vrater-eloft.tA, Rudy, dining-parlour,
and drawing-roan, excellent dices, cold bob, fpadoas &Wog,
double comb bode, walled prden, and *afore ground, 31 miles
from London, and one from the turnpike road.
Added. (poll paid) to J. Hawke*, Reading.