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PALACE YARD, MAY 3, ribs: AT a MEETING of the ELECTORS o f t h e CITY and LIBERTY of WESTMINSTER, convened by the Riau BAILIFF, and held this day in Pal ice-yard, the follow ing Refolutions were unanimoully agreed to: t. That the Votes of the Hattie of Commons en the Sth and nub Days of April lag, on the Motions of Samuel Whitbread, Efq. founded upon the Tenth Report of the Comniiflionets of Naval Enquiry, declaring the Lord Vircount Melville to have Committed a ' Grofs violation of law, and a high breach of bit public duty ;* have diffufed through thii aftonilcd and indignant Nation, the molt heartfelt fstisfsection and gratitude. a. That the intrepid and virtuous &charge of the duties with which the Legillature has inverted the Commiffinners of Naval Enquiry has filled ever, upright mind with the prnfoundefi vene ration towards thole Commillionem—that the renewal of their power, and the enlargement of their authoril, are objets of the utmoft inteteft to this Meeting, anti that we are perfuaded the whole Nation p .nicipates :n this fentiment. 3. That tt is not among the flighteft teftimonials to the honour and fidelity of there CommiCioners, that the only perfons who have dared to infinuate any thing to their difadvantage, are thole alone, who, if not the actual accomplices in guilt, have recently been the affociates in office, and Rand forth at this moment,as the avow ed champions in public, of a delinquent, convided of a clear, con. (dons and demonftrable breach of law and truft ; upon the molt unequivocal of all fpecies of evidence, the confelfion of the culprit Lindel. I. That any contrivances with a view to fcreen and protedl the Paid Lord Vikount Melville would be extremely revolting to the feelings of the country,. that it would accumulate diftepute and fufpieion upon the general chandler of the King's Government; be highly difrefpeetful to the declared opinion of Parliament; and frreverend to the Monarch himfelf, whole Privy Council lift is (till defiled by the name of the laid delinquent. j. That a civil anion againft Lord Melville anal Mr. Trotter, inftesd of a criminal preifecution, appears to this Meeting to be, of Wells incapable of fatisfying the public expedlation. 6. That the recovery of money is not an objedt to be put in companion with the making a great example; and vindicating the juftice of the law upon high delinquents,in the fame fpirit of equal, Impartial, inflexible fternnefs,with which it falls upon the poorelt and molt unprotedled criminaL 7. That an Addrefs be prefented to his Majelly, and a Petition to the Houfe of Commons, founded upon the principles of the preceding Refolutions. [Here the Addrefs and Petition were read—for the Petition fee Parliamentary Proceedings.] 8. That Santee] Whitbread, Efq. for his Motions on the laid Bth and loth days of April tall ; for the great ability, the manly moderation, and firm decifion with which he condudled the whole of the proceedings reterred to, is entitled to the tatting gratitude of his country; and that he hereby receives from this Meeting, the moil cordial expreffion of our warmeft thanks, and lincerett approbation. 9. That the thanks of this Meeting be given to the Right Ho nourable the Earl of St. Vincent; for having originated, and In zealnufly and firmly fupportcd our raid Commiflion of Naval Enquiry. . . to. That this Meeting returns its thanks to Mr. Fox. for the fupport which he has given to Mr. Whitbread's motions fo worthy of the firft genius and virtue in the land ; and we should think it affectation in ourfeves if we omitted this opportunity of proclaim ing to the nation the pride which we feel that our City enjoys the peculiar honour of having, for as years, given to the Senate one of its hrighteft ornaments, and, to our country, one of its greaten bleffings, in the piston of our illuttriom Reprefrtitatire. tI. That the raid Addrefs and Petition be now figned by the High Bailiff, in the name of this Meeting, and alto by the Elec tors prefent ; and that the Addrefs be pretented to Lis Moiety by the High Bailiff and Mr. Fpi, and the Petition to the Houle of Commons by the latter, with all fpeed. 12. On the motion of Mr. Fox, That the Thanks of this Meet ing he given to Charles Browning. Efq. High Bailiff, for his tea& nefs in convening this Meeting, and for his proper conduit in the Chair. 13. On the motion of the Right Honourable Lieutenant General Fitzpatrick, That the thanks of this Meeting be given to Mr. Witham, for the able and judicious manner with which he opened the buft . .efs of this Meeting. 14. That the foregoing Refulutions, figned by the High Bailiff, be infected in the Newfpapera. CHARLES BROWNING, High Bailiff. AT a MEETING of the FREEHOLDERS of the COUNTY of MIDDLESEX, convened by the SHE RIFF, and held at the Mermaid, at Hackney, on the ad of May, 4805, t Refolved unanimoufly. That it appears to this Meeting, from the Tenth Report of the Commiflioners appointed by Parliament to examine into Public Abufea in the department of the Navy,'that moll feandalous and corrupt pradliees have prevailed in the Office of Lord Vircount Melville, as Treafurer of the Navy, with the privity and connivance of Lord Melville, and at the time that Lord Melville was a high IVlinifter of State, and one of the King's Cabinet, as well u Treafurer of the Navy. a. Refolved unanimoufly, That the Houle of Commons, by their votes of the Bth and toth of April laft have entitled them (elves to,and have obtained the molt heartfelt gratitude of all ranks and deferiptions of honell men. 3. Refo:ved unanimoufly, That it appears to be the (angulne and unanimous with of all deferiptions of lion& men, that the Votes of the Houle of Commons of the Eth and I,:th of April laft (hould be followed up by the firm determination of Parliament to p-oeure for the guilt they have pronounced on Lord Melville, a juft and correfponding punifhment, and by inceffant endeavours to de. 'elope and bring to light by the molt full, impartill, and efficient means, the various remaining objedts of miftruft and tufpicion that are to he found in the Tenth Report of the Cornmiffioners of Naval Inquiry. 4. Refolved unanimoutly, That it appears to this Meeting, that Lord Melville, having been pronounced by the Houle of Commons to have been guilty of a gras violation of the law, and a high breach of public duty," can no longer he eniployed in any office of trait under the Government with inter& or advantage to the State, or with honour to the Ci own ; and this Meeting entertain the fulleft perfuation that his Majelty, in gracious conformity to the Monition of the Houle of Commons. and the ardent withes of his People, will not fall to &Inas Lord Melville from his Coun cils and pretence for ever. 5. Refolved unanimoufly, That a Petition be prefcnted to the Houle of Commons, and that an Addrefs be prefented to his Ma jelly, founded on the foregoing Refolutlons. A Petition, and alfn an Addrefs, were then read and agreed to. 6. Refolved unanimoully, That the Petition he engroffed, and left at the Crown and Anchor Tavern, for Signature of the Freeholders, and he to-morrow prefeoted by the Members for the County, and that the Addrefs to his 11.1; , jedy be figned by the Sheriffs, and prefented by them in the name and on the he half of the Freeholders of this County, accompanied by the Members for the County, and the Mover and Seconder of the Addrefs. _ _ _ 7. Refolved unanininufly, That the Corniniffioners of Naval in quiry. by their upright, courageous, and indefatigahle labours in detecting and expofing frauds upon the public, thoufh commived by fuch dißingeillsed criminal*, by idling as they have done' in defiance of all calumnies, and in defiance of all obßacles from in tereited parties, have fecured to themfelves the eternal gratitude, efteetu and veneration of all honelt men and lovers of their coon try, and have made thenifelves the jult and proud objecla for imitation to all future Commiffioners appointed for fimilar pur port's of public utility. 3. Refolved uhanimoufty, That it appears to be the fanguine and unanimous with of all defcriptions of bo.teft men, that the powers which have been to wifely given by Parliament, and fo faithfully and honourably ufed by the Commillioners of Naval In quiry, Mould be continued and enlarged, and that to the fame Commiffioners, or to others equally impartial able, and adtquate to fo laborious and honourable an office, there ghoul,' be entrufted fimilar powers of inquiry, into every fprcies of abufe in the ex penditure of the public money, in every nailing department of the &ate. 9. Refolved unanimoufly, That the Thanks of this Meeting be given to the Right Hon the Earl of St. Vincent, for the fincerity ancients:ma with which, as firft Lord of the Admiralty, he begun add flaw has profccuted there important reforms in the depart. silent of the Navy, to the infinite honour of himfelf, and to the grcat advamage of the State, and to the utter theme and confufion of thufe who hove fought, by their calumnies and clamours, ti de ter hun front following his upright courfe, and to prevent by Inch means the detedion of their own crimes. to. Refolved unanimauflv, That the Thanks of this Meeting be given to Samuel Whitbread, Ffq for the firm, able. and judi cious manner in which he has ell . ..MIA to the notice and centime( Parliament the difgraeefri allures in the usoenditure of the public money, which h-ve been dcretici by the Commil,ni rs of Naval Inquiry : And this Meettail t. .!Y :qua Mr. Wlairbrtaat to vther sri:h the ether Tw3 Hundred and Sixteen virtuous Meat hers who fupportcd him, to attend in their plates, and heep a watchful eye over the future proceedings in that Weisel,, that at In as in them lies the advantages gained thereby 'say out be got rid of by any future proceedings t. Ref eked unanimoully, rhat this Meeting return Thant' to our worthy Reprrftntative, George hyng, Etg. for the fuppect he has given to the meritorious exertions of Mr. Whitbread. 12. fat •ed , That the thanks of this Meeting be given to Sir Francis Burdett. for his uniform, patriotic, and independent coo duet. At the fame time they lament the Indifpofttion which caufed his abtence front the Houfe of Commons on the flth and so: b of April left, and alfo front the Meeting of tad day. t 3. Refolved unanimoully, That the Thanks of this Meeting be given to the Noblemen and Gentlemen who figned the requifition to the Sheriff, for calling the prefent Meeting, and that they be requefted to accompany the Sheriff, In pi - denting the Addrefs to his Majefty. ts. ktfolved unanimovfly, That the Thanks of this Meeting be riven to William "tuffnell, Efq. for the shle and patriotic man ner in which he has fubmitced to the County of Middklez the bu liners upon which it was convened. it. Refolved unanimoufly, That the Thanks of this Meeting be given to Mr. Alderman Skinner. i 6. Refoivcd unanimoufly, That thefe Refointions be figned by the Sheriff, and infected once in the Morning, and once in the Evening Papas. GEORGE SCHOLE V, Z cherif WM. DOMVILLE, • The Sheriffs being about to diffolve the-Meeting, it was re. folved unanimoully, as the motion of his Grace the Duke of Bed ford, that the Thanks of this Meeting be given to the Sheriffs, for their readinefs in calling the prefent Mating, and for their con dutt on this meafion. PERcI A Common Council, holden in the Chamber of the Guildhall of the City of London, on Tuefday, the 3oth Day of April, aos, RESOLVED, That this Court confider it their iorlifrenfable duty to petition both Hotfes of Patilament, that the remaining falutary rettrietive laws relative to Roman Catholic Subic L'ts, may not be repealed ; the Oaths of Supremacy and Allegiance being an integral part of the Bill of Itights,,as 10. kmnly fcttied at the glorious Revolution in the year t 688, and the only fecurity for that part of the Conftitution, the Protellant Re formed Religion, as by Law eftablifhed. Refolved, That a Committee immediately withdraw and pre pare the Petitions to be prefented to both Houfas of Parharoon, agreeably to the above Refolutioo. And the Committee having withdrawn and prepared the Drafts of two Petitions, the fame were leverally read and agreed to. Refolved, That the laid Pi-titian' be fairly tranfcribed and figned by the Town Clerk, and prefented by the Sheriffs (attend. ed I.y the Remembrancer) to the Honourable Houfe of Com mons. Refo!red, That the Remembraneer do wait upon force Lord in Parliament, and requeft his Lordibip to prefent the Petition of this Ceurt to the Right Honourable the Houle of Lords. RefuWed, That the Reprefentatives of this City, and fueb other Members of this Court as have feats in Parliament, be requefted to rive their utmoft fupport to the Paid Petition. Refolved. That thee Rcfolutions be publifhed in all the Lon don Morning and Evening Papers. WOODTHORPE. PHILANTHROPIC SOCIETY, ST. GEORGES FIELDS. His Roya. Highntfs the Duke uf Yoa R, Prefident. THE COMMITTEE of this SOCIETY beg to acknowledge the folloiring NEW SUBSCRIPTIONS, re ceived in the quarter ending the 3t ft March, 1803, at the fame time to intreat the farther Contribution of the Public towards the fupport and titration of an Inflitution calculated to refeue from perdition a nal numerous dcfcription of Infant Pear in this Kingdom. Legacy of Sir raac Wal- John Brouncker, Efq. C a i ker, Efq. ,two o Mr. Log ; I John Riley, Efq. a a Al. E. R. s 0 George By, Efq. 1 it Rev. Mr. Akehurft x a Rey. William Digle 1 a Wm. Collins, Efq. i s Philip Duncan, Efq. a a Wm. Knight, Erg. a I George Plumer, Efq. a a Gco. Penton, Efq. ait 0 William Lambert, Eri. u 0 Edward Earle, Efq. a a E. Elliott 1 a Mrs. Rowe st 0 J. Watfoa, Ffq. / z Hon. Mrs. Merrick / / John Smiton, k.fq. i 1 Mr. Roger Mofer / / Rev. Thomas Clara / t Mr. 'Wm. Weft . I t J. R. Johnfon, Efa- i 1 Rev. L. H. Moan to To Mr. Win. Wood z z General Stevens z z Towards Building the ChapeL - - Colledion at St. Bride's Church - - p is Ditto at St. Clement Danes - - - 34 1 7 Mr. Wm. Weft a a George By, Efq. 2 2 Wm. Noble, Efq. so o S. Boranquet, jun. Efq. so to Wm. Arrow, Efq. 5 0 Subfctiptions are received by Edward Gale Solders, Efq. Trea- Infer, Cornbill; Mr. Itooke, Secretary, Arrnourer's Hall, Cole man-ftreet ; ant by Mr. Graffwell, No. 7, Craven .ftreet ; Mr. Thomas Brown, High-ftrcet, Lambeth; and Mr. Richard Stiff, No. too, Borough, the Society's Colkdtor. ta OON will be DISPOSED OF, a C. pita! and very defir.ble MODERN RESIDENCE, fit f.,r a rrgular eltablifhment, fuited from Five to Ten Thoufand Pounds a year, with a MANOR, and from about 2CO to 5400 acres of rich, healthy, and dry arable and paßure Freehold Land round the Houle, commanding beautiful Sea and Land View+, fituate between 6o and yo miles South-Will from London. If very much defired a Manor and well-wooded Mate, about 2000 acres more, near it, may be adapt!. Enquire of Mr. F. Webb, Saliibury. - - - - - PURSUANT to a Decree of the High Cnurt of Chancery, made In a Caufe Mellifb verfuellifh, the Cre. ditors of Charles Mellish, late of Blythe, in the County of Notting ham, and of Maticheiter-square. in the County of Middiefes, Efq. deceafed, are on or before the itth day of May initant, to come in and prove their Debts before John Simeon, Efq. one of the Mafters of the laid Court, at his Chatnhars, in Southampton- Buildings, Chancery-Lane, London, or in default thereof, they will he peremptorily excluded the benencht of the Paid Decree. May 2, 1805. FALCON INN, GRAVE:;END. 'THE joint and feparate Creditors of Mail. BEAUMON T and LOWE of the above Inn, are requelled to attend a Metting which will be holden at the (ald Inn, on Fri iay the :oth day of May neat, at one &Clock, in order to take into ennfideration the fnuation of the Afairs of the Paid Nieffrs. Beau mont and Lowe, and to adopt fuch Refolotion% thereon as to the Creditors parent may kern heft far the benefit of the Creditors at br,re. All Creditors are regretted to bring with them an Account of their refp.fdtive Claims, and loch Creditors who cannot attend the laid Meeting, will pleate to fend tome perfon to (peak for them, or favour the undadgued with their (event Accounts. HENRY CHATFIELD. No. I,Threolting.Court,Lombard.R.reet, • May a, 3803. 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