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EITHDETTIS LETTERS TO MR. SHERIFF WOOD
THE FREEHOLDERS OP MIDDLESEX.
" Topar, May 5,11110.
:Through you I beg leave to transmit my aca4.orwee..g.
Freeholders of Middlesex, for the honor conierred
Meeting at which you presided at Hackney, on •

opportunity, Sir, of returning you my thanks; fat
Ate 'gannet in which you executed your mitosis.
, Sir, your most obedient humble servant,
rawocis litiltD4lr."
Wood, Esq High Sheriff."
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46 Tower, May 5,11110.
to—The over-tattering Address and Resolutions
to receive from the High Sheriff of yourcounty.
Byng, and, as Mr. Sheriff Wood infeitkesdtme,
- order of a very nymeretts and
Freeholders, in full County Court,
old, dad I need any, afford me great esesstiks;
,e prat satisfaction.
ea-trent* ratifying to the, Gentleman; tinder these
renew my Intercourse with a County, so re•
many noble, thaughineffecttial struggles; some.
anccesdul, never. 1 trust, altogether uniriPcg, in
.use—resistance toarhitrary power ; •which, !towel. e
&spinal, or from wit-lever Tooter it may come, is
be feared, anden be gu ..ed again's%
Gentlemen, highly hti esteem the honour you have dons my,
I higher the seerice you have done the Pahlic In
e conduct and example of the City of Westminster,
Metropolitan County of hliddlet..x his point Ni out to
large a safe abd ready way of are.viog,Py a simple
will, et that Reform good men have alwayi
which, perhaps tlley never. until now, esti"
easy, and peaceable method of 4.btaining, '1 re-
, your most obedient humble strvant,
ss •
•.thatchsuiterint.
tits Freeholders of Middlesex."

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IDING MEETING, mar 7.

.I.lo.l•l4monormm
consequence of a requiiition to the MAyor, signed
250 householders, electors of the Bo-
take into consideratiop the present st..te
7, in relation both to foreign and do.:
Jccarrences, particularly the policy and c“n-
- late Expedition td Walzheren ; the Int-
. Mr. GALE JONLI and Sir FRANCIS Bun.
necessity of a Reform in the Retire:en:
'People ;" a mitnerous meeting took
morning, in the Town-hall.
tyor having declined, from motives of diffi.
preside on the occasion, Titoism WHIT;
called into the Chair.
NEWBERY opened the business
It was, he bca:d, the first time that he
in opposition to his Majesty's Ministers;
crisis was so alarming, and their con-
marked by Such repeated acts at- ins-
ist was imperiously called upon consis.
duty to his Ring And to his Country,
conviction, that nothing could save both
of men and measures—,(„Loadapplower.)
strides of the French despot, who had
,urope, except Turkey, Portugal, and
must impress upon every man the ab.
:y of meeting our situation with all the
Ibilitr of the country. He descanted on
waste of men and resources in the ill.
(-concerted, and therefore unfortunate Ex-
Talcheren, and declared it to be his con.
with more capacity and decision, the ob.
ight have been attained. Adverting to
Sir FRANCIS BURDETT, and Mr. GALS

. said, he was now convinced that a Reform
Parliament ivas absolutely necessary. Colonel
concluded with an historical survey of the
system of representation, from which he
the causes, which, in the times of the
Saxons, made Cornwall a place of
consequence, had ceased to operate since
of commercial exertion, and that that
should nnw now have such o prepondes
House of Commons. He then moved
Resolutions expressive of the sense of the
respecting the objects of the requ•sition ;
!dons to the House of Commons, one
. Sir Francis Burka and Mr. Gale Jones
released ; and the other praying for a tetorm
presentation.

4IWORTH seconded the motion in a speech
considerable length. He took his stand, he said,
ntional ground, and declared himself ready
die in the defence of the prerogatives of
and of the liberties of the subject. He
peculiar energy on the conduct of Mr.
orke, and asked where was the man who
lther openly avow or secretly entertain
of it which Mr. Gale Jones had written ?
. an enlarged view of the case of Sir
Burdett and Mr. Gale Jones, which he prov-
' •timately connected with the liberties of the
thanked the meeting for an attention
should not have claimed, if they had not
prived of the brilliant talents and superior
of Mr. Monck and Major Marsh, who
absent from causes over which they had no

rose, he said, to say a few words on the
Mr. Gal: Jones and Sir Francis Burdett.
. question the rent of the House over its
ibers, but distinguished between the abstract
the manner, time, and circumstances, of
it. But with respect to Mr. Gale Jones,
Mended, from legal authorities and historical
that he ought to have been tried in a Court
He distinctly drew the line between libels
breach of privilege, and concluded with a pa.
_ the trial by Jury.
Resolutions were separately.puwand carried
-V, and ordered to be presented ind adver-
Reading and London Newt!) pers.
Thinks of the Meeting were voted to the
to the Chairman, 4r their impartial
conduct.

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,14,111041 XTOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That en ad-
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,SE;oRROW EVENIgeo. NAY 9,1810 s eir liE*ll/MISSIONgRiS for CONDUCTING -1" Jaurged General Assembly of the Cumpany of Proyektors
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will be acted the libitoricalPlal of ' • l', ' if,F4.*oll3Drr TRANSPORT .161TICErfsv
. trey ND:ED SE4IPIRN, aairjk sk Cate aid o'clock lii the forenoon. JOHN NULLS EVANS, NOS nun
%ntoriThlG
tHheEFoNurl!.hY,
KingTl-I EalierF o_tliczdit.TlytmsHi..2.,mtAitivii.t.Ty!.. cam.
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AND Tlll
ch.d4( Atticimus Sf Wilk, .s. funds OM lathe, • Clerk to the Company of Proprietors.
a Sta-Thrniii
Prince of Wales, .Efl
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Sir John Falstaff, Mr. COOKE. 4,141itt thet tkette read* at this Office, efi Twevair, tote 17th
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Hotspur, Mt. KEMBLE. , • of '''ins- *.:l io): to maids' sealed Tenders, anattriar with swat . • ItoREIGN lIVTELLIGENCE. anent to the Freebo
Percy, miss BRISTOW ; Hostess, Mri.DAVKNIVELT. • . 't° '' . '
Pegging as iiiy be wilting -to
scontract for supplying the under- , upon me by the M
- the 26th of Alia
'AIY
f which win. be *ldea the Musical Fires of menthanedtArtieles foe Twelve Months certain, viz t
VIENNA, APRIL 19. " I take this opp
the !elf henesosi
THE POOR SO'LDIER. . . .. COALS at Nonnext-Cross. ' A report is in - `•
- - circulation, on the authority of let- skaost rosahl s
te
nsis Embg--The Tragedy of Macbeth.; With the.Flitil of
LAMP I'AL at Cha' them- ant-Norman' -Cross. ten received by certain Greek merchants, thin there •s . • '
have been disturbances at Constantinople • that some "To MOW, I
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vat2:------•-----'"-.----"444."' . RED PORT and MOUNTAIN WINE at Palostoo, Yar- 6
a TILE GENTLE osouthyDsal,Woolwich,Fahn outh,Nortnan-Cross,and Stapleton. bloOdy scenes have been occasioned by the English
OF THE Cy
FI7I',N.I,I(I.NGYLO44II2III:TIEirtH.OLDERS
BROOMS at Forton and Polluter Castle. •,-
, a -. party, and that our Internuncio, M. de Stunner, was
exposed to the greatest dangers. We are in impatient t isie?"l7:-- lar'o4ll---n0t,,,,H,-,
GertNitn-er Vice-Admiral Berkeley, having troni frritsisW at StaPlelg4l- •
1 ithe';,-,t- 'disinterested and patriotic_ modoes;_iiesl_
_..gnest elif . N. rooks
.. tall k iMeiv ed after me o'clock gas hie lay e tidy, am expectation of authentic intelligence.
, . 014,1mi:sting the County of Oloresters enortrasest_ Reda, „ales idepeety, or ea agortior km, tertmelly alai. BAYONNE, APRIL t... 5. ;omas to the
that we it r. lusoseilion I take the liberty of__ _
..offerifngonuilnyrto asbeapticeitAg- jtech rosier_ moth
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gs.sirtapisd hy a Loss- , r fray
two
wpffusi.
we
learn
to noted him; should it be my good
and that the French estsikrraliesalyspitys upon
favour in that exalted station, it shafts the study l'irmler elo .: ,fSigisare imml mid the Pomo taderiaz, la the no e
a dbes give Me swat
, er- (1"-•••••-e;''-'1'1"-e-e-.40frinhelneds. tb:telimaileYeefillittalt,touFl:lerlidr.,:di
~,,gfe,""ra zealous, independent, and attenthie &nitwit* of £lOO fir tki Owls:maw( silk catimmt. part of the city. • - ek is ixtrentkl • . .
„,,",bge•duirities, to prove the gratithde and attachment will* p rg, - • he le a bey
aelet .
at this 0.5r0
or
so .
''" • Oman the.ceadupt 0f,,, Gentlemen, : a,c' . "al" aw e Yv't . 9 ,i,,,. The English are in aneeseageolLautaso„sreiT eircuinstanees, to I
ligele;aer most faithful an. d obedient humble SeuniSti 1,__,..,; !Al r. • 4.4144Gm1ii4,r. at a-ra'Pgt.fioe:P"Pes e
__•• -.. i speedily attacked in Portoguese Estromuclura. Four . °""" i" its ma
Fin Gardens, April 30. . DURSLEY. • ' • "4-* - • • .41
. erttittrts be THE' itliPtsMoNs. ' . " tines indta, sticci
thousand Portugneses destined fde 'Sicily, have ro• the same cakase-rt
li..S. Since my address to the County, I find dure flits a Can•-•
This day was fruSibbed in one' large Volume, 'eta, with 12 fine ceived counter-orders, and are still upon Tagus •le May be disguised
go offered himeelf,• 1 shay be. particularly obliged to Y
in
-nee •
pieces,
p • £2. Ms. 6d. and a few proof. Copies on *use but, as w compensation for this disappointment.. the equally to be fearet
~.s to attend at the Nomination and Day of Election,' the
of May, ;he Day fixed by the Sheriffs. rpnrirE4.4s. . remainder of the plate belonging to th:. convents, has " Gentlemen, hi
• HISTORY of the INQUISITIONS, in- been shipped off for England. 1 I esteent still bight
'"---------GEDIERAL SEA-EATHINO INFIRMARY. I eluding the Secret Transactions of those horrid Tribunals: .
. ttfohhleekcgwroietalnignt
ttrhyeeatiCrO:pOrdi
PATRON With prefatory Remarks oa the Catholic Question generally, and PARIS, APRIL 29.
its
His Royal Highness GEORGE Paince•of Watt w.. • on Lad Grendlie's letter in particular. M. Demoustiers formerly our Minister at Dresden
, ,
RALSIDESIT . Printed, for Stockible junior, 41, Pall-Mall. reptession of and who was lately said to have bees nominated Ple- sighed for; but w
Right ildunurable Earl of Romney. Where may be had, in one large Volume, price tOs.. '
VICE.fIRPIDENTS Dr. Clarke's Memoirs of the Kingly and Papal Sopremacy. nipotentiary to the United States of America, set of discerned a quiet I
;•. Hon. Lord Henniker. Samuel Thornton, Esq. Abo, the Second Edition corrected, peke 6s. ese Right lion. from hence on the 20th instant, for Morlaix, where he main, quiet,
:,.t Hon. Lord Mayor. William Darrow, Esq. Dr Duigunan's Expl minion of the Neale and Extent of the has been empowered by his imperial Majesty to treat
I. Knatchbull, Bart. M.P. Join Coakley Lenora, M.D. Demands of the Roman Catholics. with Mr. Mackenzie for an exchan
" To the huh
Wen.
Wen. Geary, Bart. Thomas Forsyth, Esq. ASTRONOMY. • ge of prisoners.—
Res Wigram, Bart. Francis Cobb. Mr. Mackenzie was Secretary to the Government in
India under Lord Wellesley.
. This dey was publish:ft, in 2 elegant volumes, price 15s. boards,
W. Leighton, Knt. & Aid.. James Teddy, Esq.
Treasurer-James Renal Smote Esq. I ' rtIE SYSTEM of the WORLD,- according to,
We may form an opinion how anxious the English REAL
E ANNIVERSARY DINNER of the GO- I &risme Newton and subsequent Vfatitematicians.
are for Peace, and how much they feel the-want of it,
VERNORS of this CHARITY will be held at the London ~ By P.R. LAPLACE, Member of the National Institute.
Trenslated Into English by J. POND, E.R.S. by the sudden and extraordinary rise of their funds, In consequen
der-Noon, on Wednesday next, the 9th May. ' Printed for RICKARD PHILLIPS, London ; and to be had of an upon The first intelligence of an exchange of prisoners. by upwards of
anwasos, •Doeliseners. Of whom may be had, rough, " to to
..I.Kvateilboll,Dt.M.P.V.P. Sir William Rawlins. The Wont:mite of the TzLescore,or a Familiar Display of the They never rose higl rough, even in time of peace.
affirthed, that their Majesties will return from • the Country,
Dish, Esq. Thomas Helmer, Esc • Plitenomene of the Starry Heavens, with numerous large Ears. It is
lecbdes, Eal• John Leech, En. me'''. Jccarren
ewe Outer, Esq. John C. Lamm, MD. *.P. 'ing" Fric' 64'
duct of the lei
• Too Glover, Esii, Joseph Thompson, Faq. • TEGG's NEW COLune rION OF ROMANCES. Havre, and Rouen, and arrive in Paris before the
is/ Gotdsmid, Esq. John Wild, Esq. Thisday was published, 20th instant. prisonment of I
retel, 101.6 d. each, to he had of the Steward's; at theßar In Duodecimo, embellished with. Two Engravings, coloured, Marshal Massena passed through Tours on the 26th DETT, and the r
• London Coffee-house; and of . No. I. to be contineed Weekly, price only Sixpence, tation of the '1
JOSEPH RAINBOW, Secretary, .TEGG'B COLLECTION of GOTHIC. TALES ult. at eight in the morning. on his way to Spain.
The Moniker reflections on t makes the following he place this morn
. _ . No. 48, St. IPani's Churth-yard,
eobatesin!erbwepHTLse of Commons upon the Expedi- The May
dente, to presior 1
tainin work ever üblished. d
SUFFOLK. .. g
• London: Published by Thomas Tegg, 111, Cheapside, and tin to An
1 ANTED to PURCHASE, a FREEHOLD may be procured of any Bookseller or Newsman. 46 We resolved to publish the sequel of the discus- Esq. was caile4
' ESTATE, in this Cirtity,Compriting one or two Mande, Where may be had, No. 1, price only 6d. of sions and the investir!a•i.nl relative to the Exiselition Lieutenant-(
et Mansion Rouse and Lands attached, of the =dual valise 'Peggy Marvellous Mariner's Magazine, to be continued W sicliss-;11, thongh the question is al- of the meeting.
to
iMi£looo to LIM. . . Weekly in Forty Numbers. Also Hassell's Drawing Magazine, the Isle of
lees addressed to A. B. at Will's Cuffeelustlie, Sedie!istreet, No. I. prite Sixpence. ready st de, and eo Linger possesses any great in- stood forward it
lasin'Ann Fields, London, and containing a deecription of
.
deep T, hs situation, &c. will meet due attendee, should ERGO'S MINIATURE NoveLtee.
This day was published, the followiqg Volumes of •ignorance of the English 'respecting those affairs duct had been i
ItthoiOciii answer the views of the Advertiser.
GG's MIMATURE NOVELIST; viz. The which most concern them. What ! no plan of Ant- becillity, that 1
MONkY. TEMan of Feeling; four 'engravings, Is. 9d. large paper 41. Weep to be had in London ? What ! are they igno- tenets! with his
ESSItS. LUCAS and Co. beg leave to inform The Man of the World, six ditto, 31. rapt of th- situation of those dock-yards, from which to declare his a
those that may be In want and desirous of borrowing tem- Paul and Virginia and Indian Cottage, six plates, Ss. or large two lir,!
sail
of
the line have been already launched, but a change of
or perntanen sums of widney, that they can at all times paper ss.
•ce any sum from tool, to 20,000 L and upwards, on personal Elizabeth, or the Exiles of Siberia, four plates, Ss. or large and eighteen more are on the point of being launch- The gigantic st
asy other security arising from Marriage Settlements, Money paper 5;. ed? They know not that since July, 1803, when the • subdued all Et
the binds, Clergymens' Liiings or Freehold, Copykold, and Roderic Random, two plates •vol. 1. Ss. or large paper Ss. Emperor v.sited Antwerp, six millions have been ex- part of Spain,
• sea Estates, on the most liberal and honourable terms.- N. B. A Volame of this Classical Work will be published re-. prnded upon the fortifications, which were previously solute necessity
se application Messrs. Lucas and Co. daily receive at their I gubrly every Month until the whole is completed.
, No. ledennyn-street, St. James's, either personally CT by 1 London: Printed for Thomas Tegg, 111, Cheapside, and sold cr ns.dereble ; and that the left bank, and the Tete wisdom and ab
• , prst-paid. N. D. Ten years purchase will be given for by all Booksellers and Newsmen. de Flandre, were protected by fortifications, so as to the enormous s
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cured Annuities. Where may be had, No. I, of Tess., Collection of Romances, maintain the communication with France, and co- planned, ill-cor
• - --
01.1( STOC KI NG S-s-Sell ing uncommdely Cheap. price ed.
u le, Ciaapside ; an immense Stria of all kinds of Hosiery, ADVICE TO SPORTSMEN. "
,'I he English truly lay out their money to very viction that, wi
thetilinnels,DraWeis, Ladies Dresses, all in one, &c. Shop- Dedicated to Sir W. Curtis, Bart. M. P. iitte i urpose. Lord Chatham knew nothing of the jects of it map
latmal those *anting to buy largely, will find a great ad- This day was published in, small 841). embellished with sixteen fort, -.
ti at ens of Antwerp, but from masons Who had the case of Si
s ir an early inspection of these articles. A quantity of Engravings by Rowlandson, from Original Drawings,
.• cc 'clack silk, 53. 6d. the best quality equally-cheap ; stoat'ced there. Europe France will see with asto- JONES, he
A DVICE to SPORTSMEN, Rural or Metropo- uor.and s, said,
• - stockings, at Is. per pair; very fine, Is. 6d.; super Ss: 6d. .L 1 titan, noviciate% or grown Persons, with Anecdotes of the n'sh n- n the extent of the ignorance of the English. of Parliament
', • aeon, for boots, Is 9d. i•fine ribbed cotton, 2s. 2d. ; a Ira- most renowned Shots of the Day.exeniplified nom Life ; including They know not whether Cadsand be an island. They Nevesette conc
megleve,, from loci. per pair; and other fashionable articles,
amerous to mention. recommendatory Hints in the Choice of Guns, Dogs, and Sport-
ing Paraphernalia. Also Characters, Costume, and Correspon. .
are ignorant that the channel which separated Cad- origin of the s)
Peer to observe they are ct R.4.IIFORD's Hosiery W defier. Selected from the original Notes, &c. of Marmaduke sand from the continent has been dry these five-and- inferred that tl
Ilex°. 52, Cheapside, near Dow-church.
NEW STATE LOTTERY, 61 Thou shalt not kill."-Exnouo. They know not that the French squadron could place primary come
• To be Drawn in JUNE, . " A bold Pheareetey, a Country's pride, itself in safety, either above or below the fortifications the diffusion o
UAZARD, BURNE, and Co. Stock-brokers, re. When once destroyed can never be mtered !" GOLDSMITu. of Antwerp. They know not that forts Lillo and county should
London: Printed fur Thomas leg e Nu. I it, Cheapside; W.
spectfully inform the Public, that TICKETS apd Siteitzs ,„„._
Si,ld Do d •W. Liudsell Wimpole•street, and Liefenshoeck were protected on the land side by in• rance in the E
he present STATE LOTTER.Y are on Sale at their °Bice, ."`""‘"" - ' n 'street' ' -
of all other Booksellers. undations, and secure from every attack, and on the certain Resole
493, Ror A t EiCKANGE.
!Ie Scheme • ~is on the same Improved Plan as the last, alb E
Where may be bads Tess'. Edition of Elizabeth, with four side of the river by 80 pieces of ordnance, which, from Meeting, respi
ra es sthall paper Os. large 410. ss. the right and left, supported the line of the gun-boats and two Petitii
"tar of Tickets, Mode of Drawing, &c. aed presents, in ad. ng- - ' -
bar° the £200,000 of Prizes; . .... ,--....7
HE h:ING'S ROYAL LETTERS PATENT. and the booms in the passage. praying that S
FOUR EXTRA Bt T
BENEFITS, STEPHENSON'S FILEERING MACHINE. " It would be curious to contrast with. this igno- may be release
• • 01100 Whole Tickets each, rridlS Appafatus combines in its construction, aP• rance the detailed informations Which the Topogra- in the Repress
- are to be given to the lout Tickets of the Pirit Nunther
1 elation, ind effect, very superiOr advantages over every phic Cabinet of France possesses with regard to the
drawn a Prize above iCi 5.Mr. Lercin
leers, Post-paid, duly answered, and Schemes gratie.-Bank, thing of thetind hitherto known; it may
d be attabeletetcoedanrucoarnn-
ir coasts of England, and what the English were doing of considerabi,
„ea,
South Sea Stocks, With their several Annuities, 11144 mop co; •
-itetnitte, irleoquuseirinagrldthlienliendobaytteoitidiannacrey,
or
means :p by either el there in' 1805. Observations on the number of bat- on constitutior
m4s,,_ Exchequer Bills, and every descririon Of Government Part
stltio bought andsold by • "
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.-- trout the foulest sourer) /bay be procured for every domestic pur- the quantity of troops, the posts from which resiss the Crown, at
- , ON, late Partner with she deceased Sir JAMIS poee.k to the quantity of 300 gallons in 24 hours. -A Machine so
tance might be expected, those that could not be de- dwelt with te
BIASSCObIII has the pleasure of anntuncing to his Friends simple in its construction, equal in its action, and difficult to be
fended, the profiles of the works, ex. were daily ar- Charles Yorke
the Public, the Lottery which draws the Bth (Amin, gird deranged-portable in its form, and easily to be.adapted--ar.d
tnatest chance to ise Adventurer for so small a risk : Four yielding a produce so infinitely beyond the machines in commen riving at the Topographic Cabinet of France. would not elt.l
one Hundred in each Packet are
of Tickets, tohesiven use, requires no eulogy to set it eft; its own*
powers are its best 44 After this, it will not excite astonishment, that the opinion of
*contusion to the fortunate Holders of 'the first-drawn recommendation, and the inventor relies on them only for a pa. the English knew not, that there were 1'2,000 troops He then took
he ale, £superiority of this Machine has been repeatedly ae•
e 15, when a Ticket may gain upwards of £lOO,OOO, tronage. The .
''Shares • at Boulogne, who became di stable from the in- Francis Burde
~ us proportion. konage.god, lodged, and was indeed so manifest that a clause is inserted
VTON has been in Itau V t binding the Patentee to furnish his machines to the scant that the Expedition stumbled upon another led to be intim
truly lucky selling Packets of Tickets: In e aten ,
~' 7.,T11, producing nearly £4OOO, and No. 2,61 a, producing Royal Navy and Trinity House at a reasonable rate. point ; and that the National Guards alone were fully people ;and t
Us, was seld in Sixteen Sixteenths, and paid by him to the I Made and sold by the Patentee, Josue' ST EMI/1450N, Plum- sufficient, as soon as this point was foued not to be which he sho
'1
bey, N 0.6, MOrtmer-sreet,
it Cavendish-squaw; where a machine
- • u'le Holders, who received for each Sixteenth-menaced ; that the Senator General Rampon com- been deprive(
i £1,547 Ids. 3d. 'may be seen at work, and where he respectfully invites the Nobi-
tree solicits a continuanceofthe br favours • t his
pu ic aLucky y, ' lit Gentry, and the Public, to witness theinith of his statement a .tt St. Omer a chasseur coy sof picked
mantle , . i 13 knowledge ol
't, No, 0 ' ' National Guards, regimented these three years, and were both abs
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_-, Cornhi11, near the Mansion-House. BUTLE.R'S celebrated RESTORATIVE 'lOO Its POWL/tAt.
RICHAIiDSON, GOODLtJCK, and Co. 11.1EACTY of Countenance, and regularity of Fea- consisting of 12,000 men; that the General of Divi- cootroul.
I ect3 allowed to distinguish the British Fair; but the sion Chambarlan commanded, at Lbuvaine, a camp
NINIEND to the notice of the Public the 1 " turs'4l are Mr. VINES
NEW • • I Proprietor Of BUTLER 's TOOTH POWDER would beg bow of eight battalions of the line; that- the regiments, of
il,, , SPATE LO El ERY, which is all to be Drawn , situation of N
we bth of JUNE next. This Lottery is on an improved Plan. 'to remind his Country-women that the lustre of their Charms Conscripts, workmen at Antwerp, formed more than He did not q
The Scheme contains where the Teeth are discoloured, or skew
i lisseli half its Lawn" 6OOO men under arms ; that the fortresses in Flanders
1 Prizeof trotter and unitealthy.appearance-this is the more inexcusable, own Member.
It 4 £20,000 4 Prizes of &boo ; a •---en contained the depots of 60 regiments,. 15 of them
so : - ............. 1,000 20 ... ... ... ... • soo 'ae I
' • he 're mg.gifeparatxxx affords the iofallible means of removingright the
re 'mall of the enamel, and is safe in its application, being being cavalry ; and finally, that the King of Holland
....... • ........ 100 4 4 ... ... .. . ...... 30 i eve-, exercising it.
*0 Niss, s Ann sic. Ste. lee. •' • composed verelienble'L , had 12,000 men under arms, there being only, beyond he contended
- ' ----- Nionhers, Four Tickets of every Numher, It is tesommended to the attention of. all ranks, as cleaner his territory, four regiments to watch Hanover.
Id FOUR mai eyortinwerfection,eittyw in the colour, or the decay of the precedent, ti:
EX rgA, PRIZES of MO WHOLE TICIEETS
on g • alt is surprising to find the English so little ac- of Justice. F
y this improved mode of Advemore, - emend at the Teeth, u rendering the Breath tweet and delecta ,
hk,. andlnaking the Gums if their roper shape and vermillion 9 quainted with France as to suppose that an mein-
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_A single Ticket may gain XlOO,OOO ' .and a breach
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tirodillit et this kind etieshrought forward to public netke bas landed upon her territory should compel her to • tit
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Tio - esavo 1 A Sixteenth - - 6,250 - Weaken the army she had at Vienna. •
els and Shares are ' me s"" approbstiou ; and the Proprietor has to Lam The Resol
:tiCe ass Co. a 1)11 sale by IUCHARDSO24, GOOD- of ROYstel itiolf• " The result of.the Expedition to the Scheldt has
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and retail, by Mr. Butler, No. 4, Cheapside, proved; and all Europe,' Which Is in constant corn-
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