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fe Numaea $330. HEivindaw yesrevals etc . . pubLic ROOM IRLAND SQUARE. CARD ASSEMBLIES on TUESDAYS. opaOVENATE. ASVEBAL. OTYNDA : , ack wth COMMEMORATION of FANDEL. HIB Publis are respectflly informed , that a GRAND aperees of SACKED MUDIL, from HANDEL'S foodkteventry wills be overdonmed ,on..5 ¥ednesday ening, the 6th of qpul tot, for the Benefit of the IRISH JCAL FUNNY for the support of DLCAY ED MUSI NE and their Families, under the derecho: of Dr. Dover. The Members of the Society (lately incorporated by AG lagtiament) pref me to hope, that the famane purpose to ich thid Turd is Nircéted, wil Prevent the Nobility and ry from forty any private Parties on the above evening. * aye Particulars (n'a future Advertemnt _ Mr CARTWRIGHT, . OSE Improved Performance on the MUSICAL NY GLASSES has been han. -crm by the approbation of eft Nowlity im Great Britain ind France, with the pro nderk respeck prefumes to Irtimate hie intention of per ming for a short tine in Dublin, and to Solicit the attention the Fathonalue Singles 5 aly confilently with bit Engage~ bas in England, tus Ray cannoe be very jong. Mr. BIRD, propmsson OF THE Gehdan FLUTE, wias removed from No. 4, Mary s Teget; to’ “at no. 6, DAME-COURT. MAGDALEN ASYLUM. On SUNDAY, the 6th APRIL, 1793, HE annual CHARITY SERMON, for the support of the MAGDALEN ASYLUM, in Larson-STREET, Hive provcded by the Rev. GILBERT AUSTIN, A.M. plain to the Magdalen Asylum. st. CATHERINE’S SUNDAY SCHOOLS. SUNDAY, areit 6, 1794, THE ANNUAL CHARITY SERMON WILL BE PREACHED IN St. CATHERINE'S CHURCH, ~1 THE Rev. THOMAS PRIOR, A.M. F.T.C. B. CE their commencement, there have been 4472 children admitted without distinction of religion or residence, and ye are now B49 children, viz.,4g6 males and 409 females, pated. ---The Committee appointed by the Association for fouitenancing Vice and promoting to Pracice of Religion Virwe, taintpest the sunday s¢ wols of at. Catherine’s birh.sypo t, that they had visited the far’ Schools on the A jolt, and are of opinion that it is a most useful and du a insttution, and highly desarving of public protection w hich mepurt was unaumiowly agreed to, tee Net cole will be received by the Rev. R. Powell, real No. 8, Vole-alley, Meath-freet.—March 20, 1794, Sr. CATHERINE's PARISH. N Sunnay, the Ghofdrai, (the geevstomed day}, a CHARTYY ShisMON wall be preached in the Agitn CHAPEL Of MrATH-sTREET, for the cloathing, educating, and apprenticing 80 Boys and 40 Girls, mostly the Children of distressed or deceased Manufacturers ! By the Rev. NICHOLAS KEARNS. Best remembered, Lace Streets, only of this extensive Parish, on a recent examination by a Committer of respectable: Wittaens, not less than 2000 So i's wert land in a flar c ondition, Of the different Familie which composed this me chdly groupe, «many have since disappeared , the Army— Navy have saved them from famine. Their Children are wy laid at the feet of public Mercy; can that Mercy be fyied them ? must they peri, if ther Fathers are 1o more, live only to fight the batries of their Country? In a Land which teads of its Religion and Humanity,has so many inno cent Vidting be devoted to the double vulh of More and Body, in titir circumstances almattnevitable, without guide! with ut support! without thy grace of plying Opulence in their Neighbourhood | 1 e Or, shall not both region and humanity prmite to procure them not only a transitory corporal Fulle~ Rance, but also the permanent fuflenaner of the mind—a Virtuous and Chrisian education ? 6o You are moh humbly and carnettly a requested to take the following into your inane consideration. “* Lwas sick and ye visited me. —St. Matt. c.25, % 36. ON SUNDAY, APRE' 13,1704, A CHARITY SERUIGZ Stone , reached in St. THOMAY's PARISH CHURCH, Dy tie ev. THOMAS PAUL, 3..i..D. Kedtor afraid “Farith, for the support of the DISPENSARY of St MARY'S and St THOMAS's PARISHES, and which is ale extended to the POOR of St. GEORGE. PARISH. The Conductors of this Charity are happy to have it in ther Pyver to not the benevolent supporters of at, that, from he ifof january, 1793, 10 the rit of January, 1794, One Tuove and Krewe Hunerep ano Nine TY THREe PER Sons, who nood ‘in need of Medical or Surygical affidance, have been relieved, an effentally as citer several cases would admit off and all the necessary Medicines preferred and far nished gratis, are COUNTY of MESTH. URSUANT to a Writ to me directes for that purpose, CU Twill on Wednesday the 234 of Apri, at the hour of ten o’closk in the forenoon, at the Court-house of ‘Trim, proceed to hold an VleStion for one Knighe of the Shige to serve in the present Parlianent in room of ‘the Right Hon. Hektucrs Lancronn Yowrey, deceased; of which all persona concerned are to uke notice. WHOMAS ROTHWELL, Sheriff. HARPORD, March 31, 1794- To the Gentlemen, Clergy and Freeholders of the County of Meara. B* the death of your fgteworthy Representative the Right Hon. Hercures Lancroap Rowreyv, I have been* induced to vacate my seat in Parliament, to enable me to have the hanor of offering Mayfelt an a Candidate for so respectable a County, I now fold the favour of your votes, interest, or fugsport, and will recur from Quarters with all possible expedition to make my eequest personally. Yur protection upon this occasion, will greatly enlixe; Gentlemen, So Your most obedient Servant, HEADFORT. March 77, 1794 COUNTY of MEATH , a numerous and respectable meeting of the Mapistrates and Centlemen of this County, asembled at Navan, the act of April, 1754. Resolved unanimously, That it is the opinion of this Meet ing, that at this peculiar juncure it would be very il-judged, and highly inexpedient in the Electors of this great County, now happily restored to perf order, to ruin the risque of having its peace again disturbed by the dissipation, friends and intoxication that must be the certain and inevitable con sequence of a contested Liestion; and that we recommend Loud Heaprony as a proper person to represent this County in Parliament. Resolved therefore, That the High Sheriff is requested to call a Meeting of the County for this purpose on Thursday the 16th instant, THOMAS ROTHWELL, High Sheriff. The Hien Swarr having left the Chair, and Hamin ron Geaces, Esq. taken the same; Refused, That the Thanks of this Meeting he returned to the High Sheriff for his very proper conduct therein, HAM, GORGES. In pursuance of the above requisition, I do hereby appoint a meceny of the County on Thursday the 16th instant, at Trim, at eleven o'clock in the Forenoon. ‘THOMAS ROTHWELL, High Sheriff. MEATH ASSOCIATION. AT a general Meeting of the SUBSCRIBERS of the MEATH ASSOCIATION, held at Navan, March 5, 1794+ FRANCIS MANNING, Esq. in the Chair, RESOLVED, y HAT is the sense of this Meeting, from the number of demands now on the Treasurer for Money, that it is necesssary a Second and third Deposite be torihwith called in; and that G. W. Fosten, Secretary, do attend the three first days of the Affizes, at the Red Lyon Coffee-room, Trim, from nine o'clock in the morning ‘till twelve each day, for the purpose of receiving the same.—And that the nanes of those persons who shall appear default is on the new * penéral day of mesting, (which will be the first Wednesday in April), shall be immediately published as such. Signed by order, ROBERT HAMILTON, Treasurer. Navan, March 3, 174. ENNISKILLEN MEETING. T a Meeting of the Provotl, Burgesses, Freemen and Inhabitants of the town of Liwiskillen, convened at sue ‘Towr Hall, on Friday the 28th of March, r7ggy The Key, Dr. SMITH, in the Char, Resolved, That the following Letter be addressed to GIL BEML RING, bfg. Major of the Roscommen Militias Sik, We beg that you will communicate to the Officers and Aven under your command, the regret we feel at their f, «stly departure Au uong us; we chould not do justice co the re Zarn We wire tur rit, Owe did not give this public testimony of our approback wy other conduct ; and we look back with pleasure on the peace and harmony whichaw uninterruptedly subtifted between the Roscommon Regiment and the inhabit ants of lust Gown and Country, Signed by order, THOMAS SMYTH, Provost. Sir WalTER Huypson being called to the Chair Refowed, that the Phanks of this Meeting be returned to the Rey. De smyth, for his very proper conduct in the bar. WALTER HUDSON, SIR, ‘The well known attachent of the very respectable Corpo ration and the habitants of Eneitkilen to the King and Consti turan for une aaimiMmorial, renders any mark of their app rovation truly . arthy of the ambition of every individual, Liveh parceci any lappy indeed, Sir, that the contact of the Officers and Men now I lave the honour to command, has bee namped swith the enanimous good opinion of the Gentlemen who compoted the Meeting which was convened at the Town Halton headth unit It gave me inexpressible picture to notify the result of that Meeting to the Queers and Men of the Roscommon Milica, al of whom are equally sensible with myself at the very distin guished favour witch has been conferred on them, and they are determin ny thes department, at all times yo persevere in that conduct, which has been so happily marked with the approbation of the tows and neighbourhood of Buniskillen, Verma me, Sit,toranyfiif and brocker officers, to return you our hearty ‘thanks for your very polite attention on this , anide very occasion, Thave the honour to be, BIR, so You much obliged, and mail cevoted Humble servant, GilBERT KING, Major-Commandant of the Rosecumon Militia, Enniskillen, March aged, 1794. So the Nobility, Clergy and Gentlemen, Magistraua for the County of Vynone, MY LORDS AND GENTLEMEN, a vacancy had Happened for the Preasurership of your county by the death of Bictaupion Williams, big, T take the libercy of olfaing myflla Cansidaty for that Office. If I am so fortunate stoned your apprevations and support, I will conter an ubiquia. on, My Lorda and Genuenen, Your most obetter ¢aithful humple servant, GEORGE YINCLAIN. Hocv-Hitt, February 33, 1794. To the Right Hon. the Lord Mapor, Sheriffs, Com mors, and Citizens of the City of Dublin. . REPORT being new prevalent, that our sorthy By content is to be promoted to the Benchy ad several Lawyers living declared theméetver Candigatea by the hyper of succeeding him . Lars emboldened by the find encourage ment of several respettae Citizens, to make you a tender of my Services in that honourable and important fation. Your lineral reward of my affectionate concern for the in tereste of this City, bestowed up to me at New Assembly on the rast of July last, gave me the most toured and most valued iroduction to our franchises, and sir inspired the hope that, Eight one day be ahoucit worthy to be chosen their Shattered Guardian one? Protector; a diffin@ion, which it ‘shall be my pride to be found not less ardent to deserve, than 1 8M now anxious to solicit- T have the honour to be, My ford and Gentlemen. With true respect, Your most faithful and humble servant, CHARLES MONTAGUE ORMSDY. Dawson-street, all March, 17944 Yo the Right Hon, the Lord Mayor, Sheriff is Com mons and Citizens of the City of Dublin. ee Gentlemen having, declared themselves Candi dates for the honour of succeeding our prefent worthy and deservedly demed Reconnie, permit me also to sub smit myself to your consideration as a Candidate for that im portant nution. Should I be happy enough to become the objet of your choice, it shall be my highest ambition to prove I my felf worthy of it, and by a diligent and faithful attention to the duties of the office, to evince my grantuce for the ho nour contorved on me. L have the honour to be, My Lord and Gentlemen, Your very humble and oedient servant, Dominick-freet, WILLIAM WALKER. March 27, 1794. To the Right Hon. the Lord Mayor, Aldermen, She riff, Common Council, 1d Citizens of the City of Dublin. MY Load AND GENTLEMEN, WAVING, before I left town, endeavoured to ascertain whether there was any real ground for the general ru mours, “that the Recordership of the City of Dubliny was Shortly to become vacant,” and believing, from whe return of my enqualls, that such an event was likely now suddely to take place, I did not think so prudent, then, to trouble you Wath solicitations for your countenance toward my alarMment of that important office. I observe, however, in the public prints Addresses to you from several respectable Gentlemen as Candi datee for that dignified station 3 1, tierefore, now take the liberty of intruding my solicitations upon you, Iest I should seem wanting in respect. , Born in your city, the son of an humble citizen, educated d amongst you, I can have no claims to that favour which Jeek her such as yourselves may raise for me, 1 have continually parted before you 3 you have daily witnessed my conduct , you are the best judges how to appreciate my character.—Should it receive an impression dignified by the nominate of me to that ration which I aspire to, if I can read my own heart, you shall not be deceived in your choice. Af fuged of the importance, and alive to the dignity of that ho nourable office, whil my humble efforts shall uniformly be exerted towards a faithful discharge of its duties, my honour and my feelings shall jealously be vigilant to sustain, that if tre, by whiily wider the auspices of its present amiable pot” feffor, the Ruccapraanipor rae City of Dunin Ktands eminently distinguished, every thartly will, I hope, have the honour of personally baning emu mirands, payang any weerene Shiave the honour to be, My Lord and Gentlemen, Your fantifful and devoted servant, JAMES WHITESTONE. Fonis, Marcay, 5794. a le Sir CHARLES BEVIN ' _ © be SOLD by AUMFON at HIGH PARK; nar Mullingar, for, Realy Money, on, Monday the 28th day of april, ‘the entire Stack, Houshold Purcitur,Fareaing Arentis, ity of Sir Chaves Levinge, lates” Like Seat Keon GBs of fndie, chuce Ewes of a remarkable:good breee, 630 Wwig Milch Cows, Heifers and Bulloery of differene aged, ‘#'Set bf Plough Bullogis, a good Bull, a Pair of elegant Black Carriage Hortyay Hacke, Cac and Catt Horses, Carts and, Field Roler,. apy. ‘The Houthold Formitars: no nume rous for am Advere Hemicht, amongst which are ome elegane Four-post Beis, quite new, Field and Feather Beds’ Lexl steads and Curtains, choice Tables, Plate, Chins, Glave and Deltry a quantity of Kitchen Furnicore,, si” A large Scick of Oates 3 Cacks of Hay,’a Brewing Pare and Vessels, an haniforte Coach and Chairy with Harness, a Jaunting Car, agnod Roar and Cot. N. B. Tha Stock to be disposed of the Gritday of Sale. PEVINGEN SALE . . SALE of LANDS. 10 be SOLD to the highest and bet Bidder, on TurGlay the Sch day of April, instant, (being the second day of the Alfizgs of Gavan), at the house of the Widow Barry, of Cavan, the interest of Mr.‘ Bowane.O'Reyeey, in the following Lands: CORDEVAIS and MULLABAWN, muate in the county of Cavan and parish of Laray producing an annual profit of 73, 18s. for,hree young fives, held under the late Colby Neshite, Esq.——For particular, and the title apply to Mr. Elion Knipe, Attorney. To be SOLD by AUCTION, Honora Cavanagh, the SHERIFFS of the county of against the city of Dublin, be the Thalfet George Daniel, of said city, on Saturday the sthday — of April next, at the hour of one a’clacl, in the,afternoon, by virtue of a Writ of Fieri Facias in this cautle, all the Defendant's right, title and interest of, in, and to the House, No. 43, Molesworth-freet, of which a term of thirty years is yet to come, fudjzék to 61, per annum, and profucing a profit, rent of 24) a‘fear The present tenant has laid out toward a of goal, in useful Improvements on the premises,—Dated 28th March, 1794. MEREDYTH JENKIN, 75,04. JOHN GIFFARD, f. i . To be SOLD by AUCTION, Robert Keeling, £ q B. the SHERIFFS of the county againt of the city of Dublin, = the Thomas'iearie, ‘10.fel of said city, at the our of one o'clock in the afternoon, on Thursday the 16th day of April, inf. by virtie of a Write: Fieri Facing in thig causey all the Defendant's Interest in the Duwelling house, Brew-house, Maft-house, Mate-kiln, Malt-room, Bere room and Cellar underneath, saith the Yard behind the same, situate on the West -side of North Anne~street, Dublin, whereas a term of 13 years old an half from the 2% of May next is yet to come, at the yearly rent of yo!.———Dated ad Ap, 1794. MEREDYTH JENKIN . JOHN GIFFARD. INS f sheriffs, IRON FOUNDERY, LUXE-STREET, ESSAS. HEAVISIDE, will SELL Brae TAN, on Monday, the 14th of April; the entire Stock, Tools and Utennils belonging to the Foundery.—Particulars todu merous for insertion. , N.G. The Railing intended for.Merrion:Square would be well worth the attention of any Nobleman or Gentleman wishing to rail in a demesne. (C) All persons to whom they are indebted, are requested to furnish ther Accounts. CHINA, GLASS, and EARTHENWARE, Now SELLING BY AUCTION, (BY ORDER OF THE ExecuTORs) HE extensive flock of Cwina, Gunes, and Fastron Wana, the property of cic jare. CONOLLY, No. 24, Upper Ormond quay.—V Particulars in hand-bills, * The interest to the Leale of the House and extensive Con cerns, (subjet to a final gene), and House Furniture, will be sold irenesiately atts the flock, if not previously disputed of by private contract. Apptivacion for that purpose to be made on the prestiss. ISAAC DE ZOUCHE, Auditonier, SEAMEN, Seven Pounds thirteen Shillings and ten-pence BOUNTY. O all able-bodied Seamen waiting to enter on board his Majesty's Ship the Britannia, Dublin, arrived Storm gnetaid on purpose to receive Seamen for his Majcty's fine new Figate, the ARTOIS, of 40 Guns, 13 and 9 Pounders, commanded by Lord Cuasests Firzeanato, God save the King.
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