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Ceti - meow', VOT W I IIItiTANDINt; the 11Teeti , ig of Gen. .1 1 1 .....inen and FrrehoLlers, holden thi: day, in the lode rstent Interco of the County., would oat pledge themselves to wppwt ow, because 1 refused to attach myself to ady parts., fret undismayed in the arduous but gloriosa: contest so whirls la n enzaged. and am determined to, persevere in my attempt to Indicate your Ilir.lits of Election against the .rapporter. of comprosaise which has leng tstruished the ihorsrutasina fir this Cowls... laresisler the critical -ittuttinov of the country. Behold the' miss, l sorlanelsoly aspect or public affairs, and then ask *ourselves whether a roa,Sderahle port et our isation.d enisfoinuses ✓o A- attributed to the ambition of these contending parties, , of Whig and Tory? . In Ex/Wand .alaldon what has twee sour Representation for the last forty years? II may, per lir. slim the merit of Lola& the insirunicut in your hands iedividiagthe Coalition for the present ; bat, believe me, that tnr disisiou is merely temporary. The snake is wounded, but out destroyed. It resales with you to trample on this vewsinnus serpent, whi• - •11 tinoM-014 the vital parts a the Consti 111 l ion ; fur with out pure Representation, what I.: it but a name ? Cesofhling on visar vita and Bond sense, 1 ion revolved t° wrsevere as lose as I have an independeut vote ready to bride forward. MA/elle, Wink lam vindicating sour indepewietme, 1 will sever sacrifice my owe. The cause is general, general Mll4 helheexertion. luSi be at nn experre t 1 will not Ss yoo,.brcrium I .will not sell you; hut I will do more , tug 1 will serve y .s honestly, and prove myself, Gentlemen, • Your faithful mid obedient Serino, . . MONTAGU BURGOYNE. ChelotsfordseJso. 8 8 1810. - • ..'• • • . • . • THE INDFIPtNIII3. I 4I I WHIG. 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Prizes of ,C,;,03..1 12 $4l . &JO 44 641 la. ace. Le. Titltch anti Shares ap- grove nu Sale at the nl4 0111ces, Corner or Brink Itaildings..and facing t h e King's Mews, ‘ lllll4l 4 4 Amos b 3 iii;MANKUSOts; GOoDijutA, & u e . 1 ' rlTre h twvihrt *mous to toad • I putie I ! At oh ruitias pet. tie Visite M Lan el rile fitn.44e • ••! , .1.4e ti:lt lA' • r•ftf tr , .ket wa:; • . t. *um gt • LAW) %%pe e d //landr Lmed ue r y is (Ise 021 12 Tick Come t Choi SMITH, MAYOR.. • IN a MEETING or ASiENIBLY or the A. MAYOR, ALDERMEN, and LIVERYMEN of the (Ntropaiiies of the City of London, hi (lemmas Hall assembled at the Guildhall of the said City, an Wade, the 9th thy of Jannary,lBlo. Resolved Unanimously, 1. That it is the untiouhted right of the Lord Mayor, Al dermen, nod Livery of the City of London. to present their Petitions t‘i the King. sittior upon his Throne that out of persenal feelings towards their Sovereign. they did, at the last Common Hall, wave the etercist of this right. 9. Resolved Umininiously—That it appears that the Secre tary of Slate informed the Sheriffs, that the. Petition of the Livery could he received only through his office ; that they have heen denied not only the usual access to his Majesty by a ;personal audience. hut the naloubled right of prmenting the same when they had actual access to kis Majesty at the Le vee, where they attendedto present, and did present, a Peti tion from the Court of Common Connell. 3. Resolved Uminimously—That such denial is not only sub versive of the Rights of the Livery, hut a flagrant violation of the Right of Petitioning, claimed. demanded, and insisted upon and confirmed to them by the lIIU or. Rights. 4. Resolved Uaanimoosly—That all compldiats of the mte:." conduct and incapacity of his Majesty% Servants' are mast likely to be nugatory. if such complaints mast pain throw tit ' b: Resolved—Tint irlineverntivised hisirsjesty - not to t4=? wive; the Petitifon of the Livery in the accustomed and esta •blished mode, have coinniitted a scaadaloos breads of their duty, violated one of the first principles of the Coostitutios, and Wished the confidence of their Sovereign. 6. Resolved unanimously—That this Common Hall, disre a:wiling all attempts and designs osf interested nod corrupt hirelings, who derive emoluments from the national barthens, • to impute unworthy and disloricl motives to those who resist unprincipled rod dangerous enctonchasents upon their estab lished right!, are determined, to the utmost of their power. to osointain them against those mil Counsellors. who base thus raised a barrier between the King and the People, And theseby prevented their just complaints from reaching the royal ear. 7. Itesolved—That the following instructions he given to our Representatives in Parliament : Gentlemen—You are hereby instructed to move in the House of Commons (or support such minion if moved), for an humble Address to his Maleity, praying for an immediate and rigid Inquiry into the cau-e of the anevampled failures and disasters which have `Mended our late Expeditious to Spain, Portugal. and Holland, whereby the blood and (rea lms of the country have been shamefully sacrificed, without rendering any elfectual assistimee to our allies, checking the progress of the enemy, or tending to the glory or security of his Majesty's Crown and Dominions. You are olso in-truct ed to support all motinre which have for their object inquiry into the violation of the rights of petitioning—into the waste ful expenditure of the puhlic mnaney—the carreetion of pub lic abuses—the abolition of nil unnecessary places and pea siops—the shortening of the duration of Parliaments. and re storing them to their constitutional purity and independence, as the on!s me.ms of rem.-ving our public affairs, and en abling this country successfully to contend against surrounding station*. 8. Remised Unanimously—That the Sheriffs, attended by Mr. Remembrances - , do forthwith wait upon his Majesty, and deliver into his tilairst l.'s hand, intim name rif the Majes ty, Masur. Aldermen, and Livery of London, a fair copy of the *foregoing Resolut inns, signed b v the Town Clerk. 9. Resolved Unanimonsly—That the Thanks of this Meet ing he gist% to the Right lion. the Lord Mayor. for his inde pendent behaviour upon all occasions, and particularly for his conduct this day. 10. Resolved Unanimously—That tbe Thanks of this Meet be given to Sheriff' Wood. fur his general conduct, and ' . for his having requested an audience of his Majesty, agree able to ilk instructions of Mk flesolved Unanisuousis—That the Resolatiaas of this day, togelber with the Petition agreed upon en the 14th day of December last. be signed by the Town Clerk, and published iu the usual Morning and Eveniq Palmyra, WOODTIIOR PE. .To the KING'S Most Excellent 111A.TESTY In COUNCIL, The humble nod dutiful Address and Petition of the LORD MAYOR, Ataseamer. and Livitesr of the City of London, In Common Hall assembled. 44 MOST Cia acmes Stivitasufsi, " We your Majesty's most dutiful and loyal' subjects. the Lord Mayor, Aldermen, and Livery of the City of London, in -COmnion hall assembled, mist humbly approach your ' Majesty at this awful crisis, to exercise a duty no less painful than imperious. " It us to represent with humility to yourl'ilajesty the pre sent deplorable situation of public affairs, that we hnve again approached your Royal Person. Attached to your Majesty's illustrious House from af. fection and from duty, we should ill demonstrate the sincerity of our loyalty, were we to cancel front your Majesty dint it is not amonpt the least considernhle of our grievances that attempts should have hem made to braid 'your Majesty's faithful subjects with disallhetion to your Person and Governs' inenh w believer they have exercised their indubitable riOt to c.implithi of greet abuses in the State, or to attribute the disgraceful failure of. expensive and calamitnns enterprises tp the ignorance and ineapacity of those who either planned or eeeeuted them, as if inf.thibility were the append ige of other, and belonged of right to those who may be called itito your .laj esty ' s Councils. " Wit h equal grief sod indignation we , have seen the dis astrous result of various Expeditions, in which your Majesty's armies have beenuohappily engage I, and which 'most forci bly mark the disgraceful imbecility of those distracted Coon- - cult, which have so scandalously lavished the blood and trea sure of ,a patient. loyal, and burtbened people. " Towards the close of the preceding year, yogi faithful Citizens humbly es pressedto your Majesty their deep esocern and disappointment at the disgraceful Convent btu of Chute ; hut we have yet Pi deplore that due and efficient inquiry has tot been made into that disgraceful transaction. " It is equally painful to call to ,your hlajesty's serflike tion the melancholy fate Gra secondarinv, assembled within the Peninsula, under the gallant Commander, Sir John Moore. Igeorant alike of the state and disposition of the_ Spaillatals, and the force and designs of the enemy, this unity being sent into the interior of Spain, was in iiaminent danger of being captured; in this critieul emergency, and state of agonizing perplexity, abandoned to his own tesiourc , a,this hapless, but meritorious Officer at length discowsred that he had no safer lust in flight ; with the loss of hlsammunition, hersesopecis s . and baggage. and harassed and assailed on all sides, ao se cured tile retreat of the remains of his guilaut failowers, by the sacrifice of his own invaltwhielHko. " Deriving no benefit from eaperience, a third well ap pointed army, under the coituriand air Mr Arthur Wellesley, was hurried into the interior of Spain, alike ignorant of the force and movements of theenetuv, where, after as improti table display of British valour and a dreadful sliusghter, taiis rams, like the former, wits compelled to seek its safety ty a precipitate retreat, before ( •het we were led to believe) .: vanquished foe, leaving tbussands of our sick sued winsoded. couotrystwo in the hands of the enemy. This loss, liar s opa. tins passed without inquiry 4 111111. as if impunity had placed the servants of the Crown &mar the reach of justice, your Majesty has been 'Waisted to e.utfer till sof honourable di,- 'nation on the Gettersl who hod thus cxhilated a rash nod usteetstious display of aiiprolltithle bravery. " After these inultipliedierrues, and in defiance of reiter ated experience, we have sees soother Expedittun, yet snore expensive, more disgraceful, and inure calamitous than the former. This armament,.delayed until the fate of Austria was decided. lauded on the unwltolesoine shores of the tkaeldt, where, after an watecoaniable slate of Inaction, • tanumnds of our brave snidiers have miserably at riously perished by; pestilence, privation. and discos ul wglith out hsviac accomplished. owe matiowd object. o il suc h . 8 " Expedition, planned and cioidacied by it Monier, whit it 14 now known had W pronneoced unfit for his office by his Colleagues—au Ex peditlosi that mar snail winds w its shame, and Ills all hearts iilsagutts, IWO painful to dilate. " We easaut refrain firma representiag to your Majesty, that while the attire at the Matosa have hero ers shamefully' tatacoadoeted alwase, the aunt seassdalaus waste, profusion, Mid fliellffinasefifts Ws prevailed at home ; sad your Ws- goverurneut, feringiif the People and of the halantir -gw- of . ti‘le Sovereign, and iusensible or indifferent to the sansanadhlrdangrrs aad im pending fate of the Country, have been engaged in thezanst rtisxraveratsquatibles, intrigaes and cabals, that eter degraded. the councils of any ration; awl which cannot but he as dis repatabew:o your Majesty's Goveramelit, as they are ruinou and dis °arable to the Country. " W bite we disdain all interest in the views of contending parties, from a finn conviction that we cannot look for are. formation in the abuses of the State, froaa any persons or par ties, intere led in the precervatioo of them, we cannot bat expreth oar ante* hope, that your Majesty will be more for unsafe in the choice of the men, to whout you may hereafter confide the conduct of affairs ; and that your Councils will bean longer embarrassed, nor the country insulted and .11aared by theme disgraceful occurrences; which, while they 1 lime exposed as.to the ridicule of surrounding nations, may diaboldeu the enemy to look forward with confidence to the 4ibjugation of a nation so distracted in her Councils, and so 1 hissrovideutly governed. • Thug while we forbear enumerating a long train of in- I *Mai grievances, we cannot but attribute sucbn series et disasters to the 11i14i4e9 and corruptions of the State, t ar fir d t want 6f constitutional controul, over the politic store, and the servants of the Cron a, whereby the r ibility of Ministz.ors, appears to exist only inn use., yslheref2re„ humbly pray tsur . Maiesty .will be gra- jesty's costa:Scotia! Advisers, desiitul of all those ousliii , s vskeatial to good r - mad reprdless alike of the For- A lusensii 17"Irebw iiteir — W r isheTareiireAei, is 71:411:7r to be abandoned nor eluded and that your Majesty , Will be pleased to institute a rigid, impartial, and g azer:ll i >miry W u, these ir.yat nativaal misforttutes ; into the plam pan woich. these Expedltiooi were andertakesi. as I butt tbt.- coodurt of the Commanders to whom they were entrusted. ' Signed ; by order, woorrnonpE. Tel PARENTS AND GUM:MANS. WANTED, au APPIIENTICE, a youth of respectable connection, to the Goldsmith and Jew ellery Badness. A line directed.-post paid, to Y. Z. No. 4, Old Compton.' street, Soho, will be duly uttended to. , • N. 11. A Coinpeasafloo expected. 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