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jesty's Seth, assumed and exercised .by the Mists Homes of Pan
bainent ib the late instance of ordering an issue of-treasure five%
Ids Majesty's Ezehiquer, /wears to us subyersive. of the indes
penclente and danrrous to the etistei:ce of the regal part it
oar Government, and that to prevent the necessity of having'
kiln recourse to such perilous exp.-Ai nts, and of thereby con-
firming and ertendieg still further ihi" alarming precedent, it *
the opinion of this Mevting that in the present suspension of tint
stamcise of the Roy-. 0 Authority; the most ounstfiutional modi
of proceeding would be to imitate the glorious karmic of our
ancestors lb .1433, by the two Houses of Parliament addressing
his Royal Highores the Prime of Wales to tale upon lomat
the civil, military, and fivaned Adminisaition of the Govern"
meat. • , ~ .
S. Relayed ananimoody, That this Common }tall &smith*
the Right Honourable the Hattie of Lordc, r.id the Hon. thee
House of Commons, agreeably to the fortes:4lg Resoludona.
Tile Drafts of the Petitions being-rrot were unaalimMulf
freedl to.
111 Resolved tinanftnonslY, That the mid Petition be dined 141 e
Lor4 Mayor, four Aldermen, and ten Livearnen.
[,' 10. Resolved unanimously. That see Sheriff* do wait *Ol4
bpd request some Lord in Parliament to present the said Pet***
ltie the Right Hon. the House of Lords,
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11. Iltesolveil unanimously, That Mr Alder Combe., one,
itthe Representatives of this City in Parliament, be.requeoe,
Iseinment the said petlfihn to tisis,klon, tDe Home alComotimiti
Resolved stoaninsowsiy,qbat the Repetenntetlves id shit
r in Parliament, be instruntill 40 SUPP"Ot tbellai4 Pl=
' House of Commona, and
wioppose ail men*, to
and fetter the Regent with restrictions.
13 Resolved unanimously, 1 hat the Thanks of this Enirtniisq
shall be given to Thomas Smith', Esq. Alderman, our Hiatt
worthy Chief Magistrate, for bis wry able, uprialtr, and lodes,
putdent conduct, during the time the ardent and titspoesen; dud,*
id that Office were confided to li.m, whereto he evinced the
'unit kind and friendly attentions to his fellow citizens, a digits
lied 4nd unostentatious hospitalil, a strict itopartiality on al/
negations, end a constant regard' for the rights, t.berties, and
franchises of this City.
14. Resolved unanitioudy, That the Thanks of this Common
Hail be given to Robert Waltham, Esq.' who moved, and Sr.
mud Paveli, Esq. who recorded, the several Resolutions whioli
ha 'e been agreed to this day.
i 15. Resolved unanimously, Thet the Thanks of thii Common
Nall he given to toe Right Honourable the Lord M-ayor, fur his
readiness in calling this Meetiug, and ids impartial conduct In
!the Chair this day.

ERHITISH PRISONERS IN FRANCE

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9'l4E COMMITTEE at I..LOYD's for mama'''.
ing the SUBSCRIPTION raised for the REI.IEF of iris
BRITISH PRISONIIII,S in PRANCE. seeing their Fund ex-
' hausted, after three Years 4/Apenditure, at.d lading the Negoe
elation for the Exchange of Prisoners at ant nil, feel themselves
sender the neces!lty of soliciting a new Stibrriprion in favour Of
Cease truly ■nfortunate Persons, still cotifint..l without a prospect
of being liberated.
The Committee Beg to state that there are upwards of !ONO
Betith Prisoners in the different Prisons of France, fur the most
part in 'great distress; and that the Sulneriptiin Is intended be
the alleviation of their sufferings b erl!e decree by assisting them
with Articles cf Cloathlng, Bedding; Fuel, and soch other noose:
series as thy stood the most need of.
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They think Ir proper to add, tbet the heiief fret Illielbirallefitr
440tiption ni.trusttii to the care of some chi isost tesspeet.
able Persons demiued in France, among whom were Cie/grails.
enerseveral Offisers both Naval and Military; and that they have
nestle so satisfactory a distribution of the. Floods, and tendered
ett pailfattir details thersnt ister atifb them to the highest
credit; the same Gentlemen, there is reason to clyect, wH
kindly undert.ike the distribetion of a new Subsription.
The Committee conceive that this is a case which nest eTelte
the sympathy of their Counitymen at large, and therefore with-
out offering any clibdrate address, thee trust to their generosity
and humanity for supplying a sum eonsmenn:race to the occasion.

Subscriptions Will be received lit the Gentlemen of the Cora
mince, whose names are u follow :
Sir Wm. Curds, Bart. M.P. Thomas Xing, Esq.
Sir Charles Price, Bart. M.P. William Mellish, FAI.
Sir RobertWigrun, Bart.. F.dward Parry, Esq.
John Suniforth, Esq. M.p. Joshua ReAre„Esq.
Henry Bor.lsam, Esq. M.P. Jahn ROyers, F. 19.
Jobn T.Angerstein,.Esq. Thomas Rnwcrufr,
John Atkins, Esq. Ahkrman. Juhu St. Bartle; EN.
Thomas Bonar, Es.i. J. H. Tritton, Esq.
Abel Chapman, Esq.. William Vaughan, Esq.•
Robert Chaprun. Esq. John WCIls, Esq.
Joseph Cotton. Esq. Wilrtam Wells, Esq.
William Dent,l4. John Woohnore. Esq.
Subscriptions are also received at Lloyd's, and at the Musing
Banking Houses:—
Barclai. Tritton, and Co. 1
Child ZW Co. Fleet-street.
Down, Thornton and Co. I
Drummontis and 00. Char
Fir lames Esdaile and Co. Lombard-st
orster and Co. Mansion-house-street.
• The Hon. Simon Fraser and Co. Cotnailt.
Nanhey and Co.
Hoare and Co. Fleet-street.
Bensitiron and Co. Lombard-Street,
Masterman and Co. White Hart-court, Lombard-VT *4
Rol.arts and Co. Lombard-street.
Martin and Co. Locr.bard-street.
Smith, Payne and Co. George-street, Lombard-them
Sir William Forbes and Co. Edinburgh.
I.atouehe and Co. Dublin.
'Robert Shaw and Co. Dublin.
Per Order of the Committee,
THOMAS FERGUSON, Secretai7,
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SUDDEN DEATH.
THE frequent instances of Sudden Death from
Spasmodic Diseases induce Mr. PXMER td state, that the
CARDIAC and NERVOUS TINCi•URE is used with the greats.,
eat success in all Gouty, Nervous, and Paralytic Spasms, is the
Stomach, Chest, and Had, generally tettutd Gain or Cramp is
she Stomach ; Spasmodic Asthnsa, Palpitaddit of the Heart, Vale
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laid as above

A TRACT—upon DYSPEMY, or INDIGESTION, and the
HYPOCHONDRIAC DISEASE; and upon a-'ie Inflammatory
or regular Gout, and the Atonic, Irregular, or Dying Gout;
various eases of Novous, Bilious, P.aralytie, mid gpasmodic .If.
fections ; Diseari•s of Relaxation and Debility, Broken Couvritu.
don, Habit. impaired by Intemperance-, Climate, &c. Togethay
with the Specification of the Medical tl irtues of that extraordi.
nary Patent Meclitine, the CARIIII#c emitNxrvuus TiNc.rt:RY ;
and of the various Diseases and Complaints in which it is admi-
nistered; and of its Doses, Effects, &c.
By JAMES RYMER, Surgeiin.—Ebauvu kviTtos.
-A-- V ides, cat pallitius omnis
. Cana desurpt dubii.
Vicitua Lanais Tin qt antaque semi adferates.livit.