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This day was published,
The Fourth Edition, improved, price ss. 6d.
HE ART of PRESERVING the SIGHT unim-
p *red to extreme Old Age, and of re-establishing and
strengthening it when it becomes weak. With Observations on
i is the day appointed for the Funeral of his late Majesty Georg the Inconveniences and Dangers arising froth the use of Cont-
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' Third tli- Payment of Half Fay to Admirals, Captains, mon Spectacles, &c. &c.
GENERAL ELECTION.
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will, for that day, be SUSPENDED, and
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Printed for Henry Colbum, Conduit-street. London, that it is his intention to re-offer himself as a CANDI- with
with their request again to stand forw-rd as a Candid-te i..:-
t , ;‘,..- eitl.nied on the following day, the 17th instant. •
the honour of representing this great City in Parliament.
• "I:le Payment of Half-Pay to Lieutenants and Cbaplains win, • FOR SCHOOLS. DATE, whenever a dissolution of Parliament shall occur ; and
• SIXTH EDITION, 4s. 6d. bound, the Committee cannot but express their assurance, that con-
The experience of twenty-seven years of unremirted, zealots,
. ss-e, -mottle be made on the 18th, 21st, 22d, 2341, and 84th
FLEGANTI/E LATIN/E; or, Ruts and tinned experience by the Livery of Lis integrity, zeal, and in-
and I hope useful attention to the Si ust reposed in rue, and the I
inoant ; and
the approbation
concu re son t
a" To Masters, Surgeons, and Pursers, on the 85th and 28th
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By the key. E. VALPY, B.D.
Bead Master of Norwich School. Improved and made easier. deteArpenenuTdoeunsacseu,pwpoirilt.induce them cheerfully to afford him their
andtsoe
funequivocally bestowed on it, by i
inoter, instead of on the days fizetroy the Advertisement dated area SCHOOLS.
citizens, render any professsitulonosn
recordednobly yo
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principle manyu f myfel I o w - i 1
: 28511 ultimo.
necessary.
PUBLIC and most numerous MEETING ..•
A geueral List of Phrases, and an Index are also added,
wholly Lll:.-
2-I.' of LIVERYMEN, MERC H A NTS, SHIP-0 W NIERS,
The kind zeal of the Meeting of this day, has induced my
BUILDERS' PrticEs, CORRECTED TO A Key to the Latin may be had by a private written applica-
FEI3BUAnt Y , 1820; ;ion to the Author through the Printer. Pr. 2s. TRADERS, and Others, convened by Advertliement, held at •
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• This day was publi.:l4d, the Thirteenth Edition, price 4s. of Printed by A. J. Valpy, and sold by Whittakers, 'Angolans, the London Tavern, Bishopsgate-street, this 10. h day of Febru- ,
Rivingeons, and all other
n Booksellers. - ary, to2o; friends to recommend to the Livery, that the arduous duties of
haveo t' respecto an timest o t that actoentai 1 idgehrteedn eddu
due from
niln independent cpe
Candidatendent Body;but
aol,tihdoc
ohe
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C ROSLITS BUILDERS' PRICE- BOOK, for
1420, containing a correct Account of all the Present Prices Also by the same,
HOMERI ILIAS, with Exowsu Noma, at the end. 12i. ilida WILLIAM MANNING, Esq. M.P. in the Chair; a personal canvass en my part should be dispensed with, a tribute
:.!:e vie! by the most eminent Surveyors; also, a copious Ab- bound.
I. Moved by Sir Cl. S. Hunter, Bart. seconded by Mr. Al-
stra,:t of the Beilding and Paving Acts, the last Duties en Win-
GREEK TESTAMENT, improved !rim Ilaatine's Edition.
dows, with the Names and Residences of the District Surveyors; 5 vols. Bvo. A• 2 12s. 6d. bds. ; large p. ne4. demi=.
Atkins. I may thus he relieved from this mark of attention myself, the
Values of Materials, and Workmanship ; also, Prices of Labour
To prevent mistake, please to ask for Valpy's Editions. Resolved unanimously, That this Meeting is impressed with members of my family will most cordi.lly co operate with my
es•'v•, the Duty on Bricks, Tiles, etc. Originally compiled by
In a few days will be published, No. IX. of the highest sense of the long and faithful services of Sir William friends in this service; and I have only to add, that should the'r
. .f 0i 1 N PH I LI. IPS, now corrected throughout
- STY.PHENS' Gault Tinseuaus, in which the means adopted
Curtis, Bart. as one of the Representatives foe the City of Lon- united exertions be crowned with success, my Lest enerzies will
By as EMINENT SURVEYOR.
I.•-n•len : Printed by assienment front R. and R. Crosby, for o accelerate the future progress of the Work will be introduced.
don for six successive l'arliaments; during which period he has constantly be directed to the faithful discherge of those high du-
n:ld-yin, Cradock, and Joy, Paternoster-row.
NEW ITALIAN CLASS BOOKS. been most assiduous ond active in promoting Vie comMercLa ties, which the vast and important interests of this great corn
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NAPOLEON'S •MEMOIRS OF 11431SELT. Just published,' by HENRY Cotsumr, Conduit-street, prosperity of the Metropolis, in giving a constant aid unremitted merciai community require at the hands of its Representatives. •
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THE ITALIAN READER ; or, Extracts from attention to the local interests of his Cons.i.ueno, and in facili-
The FRENCH Edition, its. boards. I have the honour to be, Gentlemen,
The ENGLISH Edition, 10.. 6d. boards. the most eminent Italian Prose Writers with explanatory 'tating the intercourse and good understanding, which should
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Your faithful and devoted servant,
THIS NINTH BOOK of the teat WORK Of Nom, forming a Series of progressive Lessons, the study of ever subsist between the first City of the Empire, and a British
g . South which will enable the Scholar to read and properly understand • Old Sea-house, Feb. 10,1820. W. CURTIS.
NApot,P,ON is published the first, on atcount of its the Works of each Writer. House of Commons.
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A T a numerous and highly respectable Meetiog
temporary i:oreest, as relating to the Return from Elba, cis
By M. SANTAGNELLO. 2. Moved by George Blackman, Esq. seconded by Sir Chan
' Battle af' nnteclen aid the subsequent events. The Second Edition, One Vol. 12:11o. price 6s. Flower, Bart.
Friends of the Right Honourable the LORD M A YOlt,
• The Fl3Hria sad SEVENTH Books are in course of tramlatisa,
Also, by the same Author, A.-IL• of LIVERYMEN,
f• and veil lopes- in French and English, in corremonding nee, 2. Sequel to the Italian Reader ; or, Extracts from the most Resolved unanimously, That it is the opinion of this Meeting Others,
that the dignity and best interests of the City of London require held at the Loadon Tavern, Bishopsgsteotieet, on Friday the
time dze. with the Norm Boos. eminent Itaiian Poets, with Nome ; one vol. 12mo. is. • . ,
To the Nint 'a Book has been added numerous Proofs, die-
5. Italian Phraseology, a Companion to all Italian Grammars, that its Representatives In Parliament should be Citizens of high •• Ilth day of February, 1820, •
toted at !nee:Jo:id to Mr. O'Meara, provine " the Manuscript one vol. 12me. 7s.
frorn St. ileicna" to be a forgery, and highly curious, as cor-
4. An Easy Italian Grammar, ,cu a new and improved Plan.l commercial character.
• ree:ine f..lseimods relative to the cilia 'events of the Life of this Second Edition, revised, S.. bound. Sir CLA UDIUS STEPHEN HUNTER, Bert. in the Char, S. Moved by John Jacks, Esq. seconded by Felix Clay, Esq.
diseneunind Pt:so:rage. 5, Italian Exercises, adapted to the Grammar,Ss. 6d. bound. Present,
The MS. of the Ninth Book, with Verifications, may be seen G. Italian Translation of Elizabeth, 4s. 6d. Resolved unanimously, That this Meeting is therefore of Dpi- . .
Sir Richard Carr Glyn; Bart. Cornelius Buller, FAq.
, at tee Offise cf the Publishers, DVIDE-CtsURT, Bammoszazay. •
and Alderman
______ This day was published, Charles Barclay, Esq.
TIIE WEST INDIF.S.
CHARGES delivered to GRAND JURIES in the 'Cited to offerhin.sself as one of the Candidates to Represent the -
City of London in Parliament at the ensuing General Election, Alderman Sir Wm. Leighton Sir Francis Desanges
riIIIE NEXT I'ART of hi TIIE MONTHLY %..., ISL of ELY, upon Libels, Vagrants, Criminal Law, Re-Aldern ' • lan Christopher Smith Gerard De Visme, Esq.
andpledges itself to use its individual influence and exertions to
JOUP.NA I. or NEW VOYAGES ems TRAVELS," %ion, Rebellious Assemblies, &e. With large Additions. For Alderman Magna r John Carstairs, Esq. *
bli ...-.eel Fi brisiry 15, will consist of an original and very in- the Use of Magistrates, the Clergy, and Students of Law. Se- secure the return of the Honourable Baronet.
Alderman Cox
Sir John William Lubbock, ThGeOnrlgaellitaornbeesr,tsF,,siq,
• teres,ting, l::.:ieer VETASE IN THE WRIT Norm, descriptive of cond Edition, price 10e. 641, 4. Moved by Sir Charles Flower, Bart. seconded by Sir
Ilsessesss and other Istamn, by A. W. W.11.1.t.R, Esq. with By EDWARD CHRISTIAN, of Gray'. Inn, Esq.
Francis Dessanges. Bart. M. P. Ei•o-..vice; from °rental Drawings. Price ss. sewed, or 3s. 6d. Barrister, Professor of the Laws of England in the University Matthew Harrison, Inq.
in boards of Cambridge, and Chien' Justine of the Isle of Ely. Resolved unanimously, That this Meeting, entities to testify Sir Charles Price, Bart. John Plummer, Esq.
This Part completes one SECOND VOLUME, which may Srdd by !Messrs.
Sams,oga Mr. Rivington, in a particular manner its respect for Sir William Curtis, ear- John Josiah Ilolford, Esq. William Borradaile; Esq.
be had of al Beeksellers, at 20s. handsomely half-bound( Waterloo-place ; Mr. St. James's-street; and Dlr.
nestly and,respectfully recommend to the Livery that the ardu- James Campbell, Esq. Samuel Dixon, Esq.
• Tne mese Two VOLUMES contain Twelve of the most recent Hatchard, Piccadilly.
and most valuable Works of Voyages and Travels, in various Also, by the same Author, ous duties of a personal canvass on his part should be dispensed i William Ward, Esq. George Ilathorne, Esq.
pins of the World, without 'abridgment; and seven or eight The Present Practice of the Bankrupt Law; Two Vols. Se- with. &c. &c. &c. '.
others professedly abridged. Every Monthly Part finishes the eosin Edition, price .Cl Iss. •
, . .6. Moved by William Ward, Es q. seconded by Sir Matthew It was moved by George Barnes, Esq.-seconded by :‘ r..
Work which it commences : and in regard to every particular
Work, each Pert forms a completed Publication within itself. WORKS OF DR. MAYOR. - Blount. • Alderman Christopher Smith-and resolved unanimously, Ist.
Sack a Series of the Nrwas'r Vovastas and TRAY/Eta, asses- This day was published, a new, improved, and enlarged Edition, Resolved unanimously, net a Deputation, consisting of the That it is, in the opinion of this Meeting, of the first iMport-
serily forms the most interesting and popular of Periodical Pub- price ss. bound, of Chairman, add Sir C. S. Hunter, Sir C. Mower, Mr. Alderman ance to the welfare of the Btitish Metropolis, that it should be
Magnay, Mr. Alderman Atkins,and J. Hall, Esq. do wait upon represented in Parliament by Gentlemen who are steady in •
'imams, and is adapted to every class of readers.
1. THE BRITISH NEPOS : consisting of the
Printed for Sts Rimiest) FIEILLIZE and Co. and to be bad of
- Lives of Illustrious Britons, who have distinguished Sir William Curtis forthwith,and communicate to him the foie- their attachment to the Constitution of the Country, and to the
all Booksellers.
themselves by their Virtues, Talents, or remarkable Advance-
rights and privileges of their fellow-citizens, experienced and
MODERN HISTORY TO THE ACCESSION OF !dent in Life, from Alfred, to the present time; with incidental
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practical Reflections. Written on the principle, that Example going Resolutions.
The Deputation having complied therewith, the Chairman re- interested in her commercial prosperity, and of tried intiepen-
GEORGE THE FOURTH.
is superior to precept. potted to the Meeting, that Sir William Curtis had expressed dence and honour ; and that they, therefore, rejoice that the
This day was published, price Bs. bound, illustrated with nu- By WILLIAM MAVOR, LL.D. himself to the following effect: Right Hon. the Lord Mayor has acceded to the wishes of his
merous Engravings, and a large Map, Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Lon-
Representation of this City at the approaching dissolution of
v OLD SOUTH SEA HAWSE, THMESDAY, Frs. 10. friends is proposing to offer himself as a Candidate for the '
i,TODERN HISTORY, from the Age of Charle- don; and to be had of all Booksellers in Town and Country.
nit mane to the Accession of George the Fourth, exhibiting Also, by the same Author, " The distinguished and unprecedented mark of the favour of
2. Select Lives of I utarcb, in 12mo. 6s. bound, Parliament.
a summary View of the Rise, Progress, Revolutions, and Publicmy fellow-citizens, evinced this day, cannot but be most highly
5. The Elements of Natural History, l2ino. 7s. 6d. . , •
Eve:as of the carious Nations of the World.
flattering and gratifying tome ;it is, indeed, a proud testimony Moved by Charles Barclay, Esq.-seconded by Sir Francis : a
By JOHN ROBINSON, D. D. Rector of Mon, 4. Classical English Poetry, limo. 6s. bound.
5. The En exertions have met with their approbation. If Desanges-and resolved unanimous!
glish Spellism-Bouk, the 142nd. Edit. Improved, that my humble y, 2d. That this Meeting ..
One of hie Majesty's Justices of dee Peace for the Counties of
Cumberiend and Westmoreland, Sec. Ste. Is. 6d. beund. I were to consult my own feelings alone, I will frankly confess, cannot but highly approve and respect the delicacy and feeling ',
Printed for Sts Rims= PHILLIPS and Cm and may be had
FOR COUGHS, 110ARSENESSES, &c. that I should not again offer myself as a Candidate for the ar-
which have his Lordship (notwithstanding the diffi- of all Booksellers.
XI-MG REENOUGIrs PECTORAL LOZENGES Jim, situation of a Representative of the City of London in culties which are on all sides opposed to a new Candidate) from
Also, by the same Author,
1. Ancient History, front the Earliest Records, to the Decline CV-1, of TOLU i the great demand .after sixty years trial, Parliament-a situation which, from the various and cotnpli- taking, during the present mournful season, any prominent p
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of the Roman Empire; price 7s. bound. proves them a superior remedy for au Coughs, Hoarser:ems, cated interests it involves, and which requires constant attention in.the proceedings of a General Election.
2. The Grammar of Universal History, with Questions, Ste. Sore Throats, Asthmatic and Consumptive Complaints. The
price 45. bound.
genuine only have t' H. Hayward," printed on the stamp, by and care, becomes one of the heaviest responsibility. lam sea- Moved by Robert Jones, Esq.-seconded by Samuel Dixon,
3. The Theoloeical, Ecclesiastical, and Biblical Dictionazy ; whom they are prepared, as successor to Mr. Greenough, the sable, however, that I have a higher and more important duty Esq-and resolved unanimously, 3d. That, in proportion . s
inventor. Sold in Boxes at Is. I
ed. each, by his appointment, to perform, superior to any personal consideration of my own,
price SM. boards.
his Lordship's consideration fur the honour of the high station
by Newberys, 45, St. Paul's Church- yard ; Sutroe, Bow Church- and I cannot hesitate to come forward at the call of so num -
BOOKS OF UNIVERSAL INTEREST. yard; Bayley and Co. Cockspur-street ; Nix, Royal Exchange;
h hl bl bodof the Li f L
rous and so ig y respecta e a y
The attention of Lovers of Literature, and Searchers after Use- . • hill • Ward 324,
Holborn • Clark, 269, Borough •
Johnson,
,t,orn f,d , ,
,usual en the eve of a dissolution of Parliament, this Mean,: •
-street Barclays, Fleet-Market • Blake 56this d mbled. The cause Gentlemen is that
as are ay ease , , of the •
ful Knowledge, is respectfully invited to the following recently Bnnner, 1•A °a °r , . . . , , , feel that they are called upon to exert themselves in ado • poms,
Piccadilly and the Venders of Genuine Mednes. Where also City of London; in that cause, I have laboured for thirty-five published and popular Works.
may be had, Mr. 6 REENOUGH's CELEBRATED TING years as an Alderman, and twenty•seven years as your Repro_
with promptitude and energy, such measures as may ' ultimately
I. PRE HUNDRED WONDERS of theiVORLD, TUNES foe preserving the Teeth and Gums, and curing the . • e . insure bin i success. .
tentative, and I will never shrink from whaling my duty, to the Charles ..-i - • • 1 and of the Three Kingdoms of Nature ; complied from 'Tooth-ash, in large Bottles, at its. 9d. cash, Droved by since, Esq.-seconded by lird,liam Bor. • the Transactions and Records of Learned Societies, and from the -- - ---- - ---- - -•-- -- - utmost of my ability, In maintaining it.
Works of the latest Travellers, Naturalists, and Topographers; DR. JAMES'S POWDER, AND ANALEPTIC PILLS. ~ radaile, Esq.-and resolved unanimously, 4th. That for this
zed ads;ited in every part to gratify the curiosity of all descrip- rilllE Public are respectfully reminded that the By your Resolutions, I observe, that your zeal and kind purpose a Committee be immediately formed, of which the
attachment have induced you to undertake the arduous duty of •
:ions of. readers. By the Rev. C. C. CLARKE. Illustrated .1 Sale of the above Medicines, invented by my Grand- Gentlemen whose names are contained in the List upon the •
by Ninety eccuritte Engravings, price 9s. 6d. bound. father, Dr. James, is removed from the late Mr. Newbery's, canvassing for me, thereby saving roe this (under any other cir- table be Members, with power' to add to their numbers; an
2. Two Tnouseere Ponmea SONGS*: being ten times the Nutt to the house of Messrs. Butlers', 4, Cheapside, London, where cemstances) necessary fatigue ; this duty I have ever considered that Sir Clauciius Stephen Hunter, Bart. be the Chairman, and o i
her usually contained in Song-books, and eight times more than they can alone be had genuine. It becomes the more necessary
due from-a Candidate, and although I may be thus personally William Ward, &i. Deputy Ch ' mach
in any other Song-book, and including all the best, newest, and occasionally to recal this to the mind of the Public, as the sons
frompaying my respects to the Livery individually,
mast popular Songs in the Language ; price 10s. 6d. bound in red. of my late Agent, are now vending compositions of their own relieved
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mously, sth. That a De-
r.: Breish Geography, descriptive of the British Empire and Co. of time Mr. Newbrry was supplied with the Genuine Medi- Committee in shewing this respectful attention to that indepen- Christopher Smith-and resolved unanimously,
0 . the Lord Mayor, to . •
loans in all Parts of the World, for 1820; serving as a Manual sines by my Family, purchasers may he led erroneously to sup-
dent Bddy." potation be appointed to Wilt
comma-
of facts and useful information, for the daily reference of persons pose, that the supply is still continued. It only remains for nicate to him the proceedings of the day. The Deputation to
it: every station. By the Rev. J. Goldsmith. With 100 Maps' me positively to assure the Faculty and Public in general, that 6. Moved by Sir Charles Price, Bart. seconded by Sir Wm.
consist of the Chairman arid Deuty Chairman
41.(1 Views ; price ss. 6d. bound. all the p , Charles Bar-
Fever l'owders and Analeptic Pills sold by Mr. Newbery Leighton.
clay, Esq. Sir Francis Desannes, George Barnes, Esq.
4. The Boom of Tnasts ; or, Library of the Useful Arts during the time he was continued as Agent, were prepared ex- and
:..•c: Manofactures : • describing the Art and Mystery of above elusively by my Family, and sent to him for sale as Agent only,unanimously, That the thanks of this Meeting are William Borradaile, Es
Resolved i Esq.
O.IC Hundred different Trades and Commercial Employments ;as they nevi are to Messrs. Butlers'. To guard against the ill hereby given to Sir William Curtis, for the expression of his Moved by Samuel Dixon,.Esq.-seconded by Mr. Alderman
v, ith an EngOvieg, representing Eighty-four of the principal of effects of spurious Medicines, purchasers are requested to ob- sentftnents as reported by the Chairman, and the readiness with Christopher Smith-and resolved unanimously,'
6th. That the
em, with their tools, &c. &c. A New Edition, in one thick serve carefully, that every Box of Pills, and every Bottle and
veltene, 18mo. with Seventy Engravings. Price 91. bound. Packet of Powder, now bears a plain Government Stamp, and which he has complied with its wishes. Thanks of this Meeting be offered to Sir Claudius Stephen •
Z. Girroan's Bums:hoes: being Blackstone's Commentaries a Label signed with menname. R. G. G. JAMES. 7. Moved by Alderman Atkins, seconded by Sir C. Price, Hunter, Bart. for his able conduct in the Chair.
on the Lowland Constitution of England, abridgedsmodernized, 30, Conduit-street, Hanover-square. Bart. in.. Resolved tmanimously,/th, That the proceedings of the Meet_
'. ad.-pted to the use of Students, and to the upper Forms of
loot.. By .f. GiLrord, Esq. late one of his Majesty's Justices rkR. BOERHAAVE's RED PILL, No. 2, (sealed Resolved unanimously, That this Meeting do form itself into log be published in the Morning and Evening Newspapers.
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of the Peace for Isliddlesex, Surrey, and Bucks.. 14s. .15 with red wax), famous for tbe cure of every stage and a Committee for conducting the Electien of Sir William Curtis, The
Deputation having waited on the Lord Mayor, and re- •
G. NEW VOYAGES and Taavges, Vol.. I. and 11. containing sympton of a certain complaint. It is a melancholy fact, that and meet daily at the London Tavern ; that William Manning, tune dto tile Meeting. reportea-
Tweve New and Original Voyages and Travels; and Analyses thousands fall victims to this-borrid disease, owing to the unskil-
Es hl P. be Chairman, and John Mall, Fog. Deputy Chair- .
oiLso: 1: sly published, with many Plates. Price !Oa. each, felness of illiterate men, who, by an improper treatment of this cl• • That the Lord Mayor had expressed his most grateful thanks 7
' ;tit' 1:,,1nd. This Work is continued Monthly at 3s. each Nuns.. direful nelatnity, not unfrequently cruse those feel ulcerations man of the same; that the Committee be an open one, and all
for the obligation that o n -
' and blotches Which so often appear on the head, face, and body, friends of the Honourable Baronet, desirous of promoting his s
_nu icrous and respectable a Meeting
with dimaess in the sight, none in the ears, deafness, strictures, return, are invited to join and co-operate with the same. had conferred upon him, and begged to assure them, that as soon
obstinate gleets, nodes on the shin-banes, ulcerated sore throat, as circoinstances would permit, lie should be hto • diseased nose, nocturnal pain. in the head and limbs (frequently 8. Moved by Sir Charles Price, Bart. seconded by Sir C. S. appy pr esenthimself to the Livery, and to share the labours which his
friends
*mistaken for other disorders) till at length a general debility and Hunter, Ban.
had so kindly be •
decay cf the constitution ensues, and a melancholy death puts a gun in his behalf; and that althou h he felt it
period tom:lnning mortality. - Resolved unanimously, That the thanks of this Meeting are to be kis duty to support the. Government whilst they acted •
Witheach boens given a copious bill of directions, by which due, and arc hereby given, to the Chairman for Al. able and faithfully in tlic die-Barge of their duty, yet he trusted that he . persona are enabled speedily to cure themselves with safety and •judicious conduct in the Chair. should ever preserve his perfect Independence, and if he had
secrecy, without confinement or hindrance of business. Its the . •
amazing sale, for assay rrears is a certain criterion of its great 9. Moved by Thomas Poynder, Esq. seconded by John Plum- honour to be elected, give his Vote in Farli iment, according fo .
utility.-Prleconly 4s. dd. per box: tiler, Esq. the best of his judgment, for the benefit of his country, and the '
beware of Counterteits.-The.geonine Boerbaave's Red Pills,
Resolved unanimously, That the proceedings of this Meeting advantage of his fellow-citizens.. -
No.l, or No. 2, are sold by Mr. S. Leigh, N 0.13, Strand ; Bacon •
s;and 50 Oxford-street, opposite NewKondostreet; Ward,
01. P Co.• I • g Papers. be published In the Morning and Ever=N.B. The Committee will sit daily at tbe London Tavern,
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-.my ever Hnibern; and Stredling, Royal-Exchange. N.B. The Committee will sit daily at the London Tavern, until after his late Majesty's Funeral, and it is requested that
ound. This-medicine is a highlynseful rented y in chronic rheum: ism,
and all communications relating to the Election, are requested all communications relating to the Election, ma •
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