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A T a GENERAL MEETING ofthe I_3Ln.) I Y I F. tr . ,: I' NAN TS and M A.G I STRArrLS of the CV) LINI'y of K N 'l', and of the City and Coonty of Can alnd of the Cittquo Ports, two apcicnt Towns mid it 1.01 , 1-1 at the George Inn, at Sittiohbourn, Nlctf.ii;ty the, 29th of August, 1303 pr.4stkri:, I . lla !<.iv,lit flun, EAR.L of 14. - ,()miv,ty, Lord' !Acute- 'wt. in the Chaii; The Right, lion. WM, 1 1 1".1T, Lord Warden of the Cinque Ports 'CFI rz. rs'N) pII}: R COOK E, Eso, High Sheriff of Kent ; file R4lOrt Earl Caintien lames Chapman, Esq. T hi- It OT-ion . Earl of T llama Bry.kn Bentham, .Esq. T.tre Rt. Flu E. oft; ttildlord Robert Mascal, Esq. rrio 1.1;1 .n. Earl of Darnley James Wildman, Esq. ,- - The It t. I lon. Lord Sydney . (;eorge Children, ion, Esq. The,lt t, I lon. Ed CyrrinAkun Osborne Tylileii, Esq, The Rt. Hun. Lord ;)lalion ' ? lames Best, I;sq, . . The Rt. Hon, Lord r,.\ larshain , Thomas P.ipillon, Esq. Tlik- Rt., lion. Lord Sondes John Smith, Esq. The Rt. I lon. Ed \V hit worth Richard T)' [den, Esq. I lon. and l(evlactibMarshain William Boteler, Esq. Sir W . Jarvis Twystlen, Bet. N. It . 'rake, Esq.. Sir Edvv Ka:ktehbull, Bart. I :.NI.. Eetior, Esq. Sir I, Gregory Shaw, Bart. 'George Polhill, Esq. Sir llemy Oxenden; Bart: John Bridges, Esq. Sir Brook Win.Bricigei; Bart. Rich:tat Hal ford, Esq. Sir Willi;km Geary, But. Willi.mt Bristow, Esq. Sir Ilenry.Hawley, Bart. Thomas Parker, E.sq. Sir Henry Flarvey, Bait. Matthew W ;Sankey, Esq. Sir Samuel Chambers The Mayor of Dover Lieutenant-General Itlarris Thomas Maniell, Esq. • Samuel Sawbridge, Esq. Hobert Walker, Esq. William Deedes, Esq. Phirreas'Kennert, Esq. William lioktgham, Esq. 'Ehe Mayor of Ilythe taward Austen, Esq.. Edwald Toumay, Esq. john Murntord, Esq. The Mayor of Sandwich • Edward Knatchhull, E,:,4q. ', E:, Eowle, Esq. It'ev. Wiliimn 'roster, D. D. , _Richard Enkmerson, F.sq. key. Maurice Lloyd The Nlay or of Fokklwiclt Licutenant-Colonel Daltonolkit-Abbott, Esq. G Jo hn Castie,, Esq. . Thomas Brett, Esq. .' - Thomas Baker, Esq. ' 'Edward ,hove, F.hq. Franc-is Cobb, Esq. Thomas Garrett, Esq, acob Sawkintt,,Esq. folin GJo hn BrOomari, Esq. William Stacey Loast, Es q . Thomas Blackburn, Esq. Rev; Kirbard Harvey :John Gibson, Esq. Rev. Richard Harvey, jun. John Hooper, Esq. k.9nes Roper Ilcad, Esq. It it. hard Long, Esq. Willtint - Goodbew, Esq. Oil Sole, Esq. John Earking, Esq. ' awes Sharp, Esq. Robert Cobb, Esq. • , :tivyard Isf,gulden, Esq. Rol. 'l ii Cobb George Unit, Esq. Chohntley I)ering, Es q .. Thomas ileum:tr. Es q . rtl ward Taylor, I. . W1L1',4171 W ii;raWiCk, Esq.. 4' .. hi. Austen, Esq. ' .. Genenerat Sir L)avid Dundas, K. 1 . 1., Comman4r of the sout heir' t)i.:it o:.i4tapt cL)l.l4rter- Master- GenerAl Fonciit M . Arkgtt,. r Esq. CcniTal.Cotpwissary. • . The lollowing Resolutions were unanimously aweC.cl to,viz. That for the purpose of altetual protecting the emelt sive Coast of the County of haw, and ofthe City and Coun tyof Canterbury, and of the Cinqu e . r rlts, the two Ancient Tewns and their Nierribers,'and repelling with vigour the fit6rattack of an Invading Enemy, 0 , OH lii Majesty's SubjeOs within the said County of *Kent, City and County of Canterbury, and Ciotpfe PertO, ONO APCient TOWlii and their Menthers,to be prepared to come formrd in the roost 'expeditious manner, with their, utmost force, in Supptat of . ilis Majesty's Troops, to meet and resist the, Enemy at 'any point of the Coast where a Landing may be at telopterl.. 'Chat this objca cannot, in the opinion of this Meeting, be fully obtained, without premusly forming Corps, to be re:. sularly trained and exereised,ln a much larger proportion th,,ivinly be required for parts of the Kinphunless exposed to it ont:dime attack, and that it is highly desirable that the Whole !Intact' of men so raised should amonut to at least firerhi Thousand for the Ci;unty of Kent,anil City and Coun ty of Canteihury, 3WI Five 'Thousand forint Cinque Ports, two Ancient Towns and their Members. TiPt m caw di.'. Sentiments CXorf:s4o the tbregoing Ttexhition shrill receive the approbation el Majesty's Government, it would materially conduce' to the execution or the Measure proposed, if fits Majesty should be gracions ly pleased to give uoticeut Ilk Royal I mention to eaue alt Persons wit hin the County of gent, and City anti County of Canterbury, and the Cinque Ports, two Ancient Towns Apti their Members,enryllA under the three that Classes, pur. avant to the Aa of this Sef.sinn, c. 9a, to be called fOrth, ttained and exercised, according to the 'provisions of the said "%et, units such a number . of Voluatecra shall be raised, within one month from ibis date, as shall (together with the number already raised) amount in tie whole to Fifteen Thou mind for the County of Kent; and City .ind county:of Can. terbury; and Five Thousand fur Ow cimlue Ports, two. 46. citrot TownS And their Members. Thu fur assembling the Volunteers, and conveying thorn and the P.eghlar Tipops to the Point . of Attack, with the lie. ce,,sary expeditionot i i highly important that Signals should be esubl,sheti, and Places ‘ , l 14 cidezvous fiUtt tor. the Vo.. 11 , 11 , :s'ci'a within' tacit illindrot and Parish, and Its.ntes of l‘t, , th seilcd .inder tile thieetion of the Central Command.:' ing.the I.3isttlet, and that Carriages tAtattici be provided with. I`,YllOl, Of sat Of adjacent Parishes, tor the carriage of tire as well Regulars as Volunteers ; within the the proportion at one Waggon with four Horses for eve , ) , thirty"Metrao to be convoyed That it be recommehded to tire Litutunanti of .Divisions. lin- , pect. , rs of Hundreds, and iii , ,,p!intelulain, l'Aristies within the battle respeetively, in c:01,(..,,t wit!, tt.e Command ing Officers of Corps the szvenil Hundreds, to make the necessary arraiy,ethent3 for providing that the proportion WaggOra StActt in these Resolutients. in each Parish, or set of Patiahes shall be held in Ni,cliness• pro‘fetal home. Ar Atety , an the'linit signal id alarm, so the place votis which shalt be apiinintchd for the Corps, tor which they shall be. respettivelyatlotted, and to facilitate the execution of this arranKernent, that tr: Clerk at thivrtleeting do tr:is. retietb the Lieutenant of each l)ivision, fist of Wo,o;ons otreatly Offered within the same, together vv . , th the Names of the - Owners: That the Lord Lia . .thettant, sant Lor4 %%laden.. be desired to Reso:utlorp to i i‘. Seerlltary of State, request ingilutt they itwy tat,t*ore His Ni,ijesty, and ext.resSiiig, At the barn iArish . e:f the Deputy Lieutenants unit M.eistrates 01 the CothitY cf Kents Cityanti County of Cloterfiury, and Cinque ports, two Ancient Tnwns and their Members, that thy miry be permitted, at this important crisis, to enconrage those Excrti ,, n! they are poi:singled roautiy air,rdecl by the Ltrillty Pritthation of Ilia fvfljestY's tiohkciS, and which bray trust willappear calcnt.itni to contiih te alike to the irrrrrtc. zliete and local protettloil of these exposed Distrias, and to the. 4. 4 eneral secutityol" the Kingdom, or which they form the Ittost advanced Frontier. That a Subscription he entered into for the purpose trf'dc.. fraying the necessary tix pence over and alit Ye 110 1 /Wlmitt. Oven by Cowman:lit for emitting tire Corpi ot Infantry sit day of A u g u st instant, raised within the County, since tne Or to be railed stbsecitient to these Pe,,,:dutiens„ and that a Committee be 'appointei to fix. a Pattern for Clothing the saute At one cheap and tun torm rate, and lor distributing the tttlin• taiticer t,;(4no.,,eription in such peoprittion'as inay ar to be necessary, Ilk exceeding 'isvert Nfan, so each' eit;rlis wlt'eh shell eng4te to rn;3 , ..ti if# Clothing Con. formable to the I."Atern, and at thz l i t' which which , shatt ' settled by such C6init,itice.', ' 'That a Cornii l it tee ..pirointed - to condo& time application ipe the above immtioto..d St.?, ~:ription. That the Committie d i tmlitiist or twenty.one Members, and that five of them Inc coitiptilent to act. That the Ctimmittte 'lot:can:Toted uf the following Noble sitt.ri and Gentlenien, The High Sheriff' Sir William Geary, Bart, The I ors Lien;ew,nt ' ;in* tirtlty Haw ky, hart. The Earl Carry'icit • I..i.,thottaiit-Geretoi IJarris The Earl of Thanet Sam. f.iiitt, /iavvhiike, Esc'. The Earl of (;uildtord Ch ,, ifneLY. periori Esti. 'the Earl of I);unley N. K. Tale, Az.sei. Lord MarSll4lll Edward All- > tern, lord Sondes Deott , -;, Lord Whim/oth . John Larkiitif,!!...f.q. Sir lohn Gregor) , Shaw, Bt, Sir Hatay Ottetickii, Bart, That Mr, ScUclamore of Maidstone, Clerk ct tint: Meet ing. he Treasttrer and Secretary' to the Committee,' ! • • That Subscription Books be opened at each flunking HonSe In the County of Kenton - al City ,of C.-interburv, and at the , Banking-I louse of .4artin, S.ones,,and Foote, tolontron. That the Thanks of.this Meeting be,given to the Lord Warde Kat the Cinque Ports, for his Attendance arid able . Assistance. ' That the Thanks of this Meeting be given to the Lard Lieutenant, for his Conduct in the Chair. 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I well.. : ; know that, your individual. influence in. the Cabinet ails in a very diminutive sphere, but, as the ostensible' ,head of the Administration, to you I must address myself. Long indeed was it, Sir, before •even .one feeble effort was. made by you to raise and invigo. .rate the latent heroism of :His Majesty's Subjeits, to Meet the menaces,of our threatening Foe. Long was pro&Stination the only means you opposed to, thet4i4imilnent danger of our situation ; and when noliq at length, the spirit of the whole Country voluntarily bursts forth (for you can claim no merit in rousing it), when, at length, in spite of the imbecility ,of the Ministry, it flame's through every corner of our Island, 'and claims the assist_ ance of you and your . Colleagues, with a breath fatal to its progress, you aim at its annihilation. Those public-spirited men, whose laudable ten.. der of their services you !lave refused, have a right ' to demand at your hands the author, and the mo tives of their being prevented from exerting them. selves, like the rest of. their Countrymen, in de. fence of our common independence. Your Country has a right to demand from you, and in her name I call upon you for, the reasons of your depriving her of the proffered assistance of so many of her freeborn willing Sons. What must he the feelings of those, whom you, have thUs east off from a share in the general glory ? Was I one of the number, I well know how acutely I••should feel, and from myself I can judge with certainty of others. I wish to deal fairly with you, and, as' I am, - not positively acquainted with / the grounds for this measure, I will not take up those which common report assigns, as I may probably, by so doing, wrong you, by blam. ing you for what never enterers your head; but I must say a few words on one. possible motive-- Economy.' Throughout your Administration, you have evinced a public parsimony, which, in other times, would have been highly laudable, after so expen. ttivvtlttA/Var. But, Sir, you have also evinced a want,,o4iscrimination, and 'a deficiency of fore. sight, i4.:adapting measures to times which they do . not Suit4u' nfortunate in you isa'Man, but culpable as a Minister. 'Mae ails which were : your first, on coming into power, should have been delayed, until time,' infallible in its progress, had demon.. strafed to you those most likely to meet succeeding events, Instead of which, how opposite watt, your conduit I As if intoxicated with your elevatioo,„ your. head literally ran round yon, and seeing in every quarter the word Peacr graven., as. you,.. imagined, on monuments of Egyptian derability,„ you set to work to render the deludingphantom as agreeable as you was able ; and in your hurry to accomplish your .objeit, yoti lOst ,sight Of every other. War, Navy, Army, Glory, Honour, Poste rity, all, all else sunk into slothing before your eye, bp agreeably engaged. History will proVe. you, that there are in. Nations, periods, when the, policy.of former times' becomes no longer salutary. No Nirtiois ever, yet could maintain a Stable system, fur the proceedings of every country must be regu. hoed by the -situations and t he c h anges o f ot h ers .' Laudable economy at one time, May be Culpable parsimony at ,another. This, 'Sir, is precisely the case with' the United Kingdom at• this moment ; and,lisaving be' your object, in the measure 1,419 w reprobate, it is a most scandalous, blameable, and impolitic objea. Every shilling you now save by diminishing, or (what is equivalent), by refusing to increase our means of National Defence, will cost : us a part 4 that Independeoce, which the blOod of SO many thousands of those ;ancestors, whose - names we venerate, list su dearly purchased for us.: KM MAI.t.S. pug• k et IVID. larnburgh PRICE ()1 STOCKS, ,• ; THIS DAY Al"rwtt.,vil o'cLocx. PDXlsolh • 541.1 I Onviiwn - 0.1 dis. THE SUN. guis DiC6Ka P AISUM AUDLAT J. , W1 , 4 QWII , 4S, • "" • • X.'s , w • General Sir Daytti pandas, K. B. 100 o o • The Earl of Git.td.toril - 100 . 0 0 The Earl ofThariet - - Zoo 0 0 The Earl of 'Milky - - 200 0 0 Lord 'S valley - . - ,I oo o o I.Ord Nrarsharn - ..; lc.° 0 0 11. 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Paul et Viriitite, par St. Pierre, with floc plJtes, nr ; ce 33 Ga. boartk. eh:tunnel,: I , l(iienne, tihno. price Ei. 611., (Jkamer, p ir i'ii.rian t price zit. var 11tavpr,,raith plates, price - Voy,tge A 144014111. en Citucci, Syta- Vriee 73. 4r4.11,, LONDON, SEP7`EIII . BER r,,tßo3. No Mail arrived this morning from Dulhn, which we have the thore reason to regret, as it was yesterday afternoon very currently and confidently reported, that an Express had been'received from Dublin, with an account of dreadful fires having broken out in three different parts of that City at the same time, which had occasioned great tlestrOlion - and consternation. All the TroOps in the Garrison, it was said, had been called under arms, together' with the Yeomanry and Volun. leers. No such Express had reached Government at two o'clock yesterday, and' we can find do authen. ticated confirmation of such a report this morning. We hope it is.entirely unfounded. \VE h av e the sitisfaCtion of stating the arrival off FalrniCoth, on Monday last, of the Prorto Fleet, ander convoy of the Watt allti iltuluna Sltiops of \Va.. WE have had no arrival of French Papers for s , :veral days; we understand indeed, that thC trar.s.. m i ss ion of Paris Jowthtls to this Country is probi. iitcci by order of the Chief CollsUl. It must be' admitted- that they re no great loss, as from the drirtaded state of the. Press io that Country, they tia TG LOtHtdIIICU 1101.1.11I:g enter 01 1, 1 4u 11 . 4 . ,, '" terest, for a very considerable time post. LAIT night arrived the Hattzbsrgh Mail due en Sunday; an,' this morning, that due on the 24th ult. was received. The accounts from Fh,lland state, that the rte. parat ions against England are carrying on the re with great a fti v i t y. G enera l D UNI UNCSAU M VOS the Batavian Troops 'in North Holland, whither the Batavi an A rt ill er y w hi c h was at Gorsibbrob has been sent. Fo ur more French Genok , al!t.ivt -arrived in the Batavian Territories.. ,elO Considerable bodies of Troops are also,-400inud ally arriving on the coasts of Belgium, whirl 1 are to form p.m of the Army of England. The crews • of the gre a t er p art o f t h e vesse l s whicji a rrive In the Ports of Belgium are immediately put in requi• From Z-z.voll we learn that Detachments of French Conscripts are daily arriving there in their way to Hanover, for the purpose of being armed and, cloathed at the expense of.,,ilta-unfortunate Hano. verians. A Protest is stated in letters from Ratid"" t° have 7 heen made on the part of I-Its BgITANN IC MAfEsTV, against the Convention coconcludedconcludedon the Elbe, on the sth of J u ly, as b e ing without his _knowledge and.a u tho r i t y. , • An Ordinance has bee n p u bli s hed at Vi theenn4vfr- o • bidding IVI subjects of Fi ts IMPERIAL' AJESTY.ta enter into. the ser v i ce o f France or England, either by land or s 4. The French Ambassador at the Porte instated tv have presented a Me mor i a l, d eman ding the re ason why.the Turkish Ambassad or appo i nt ed to go t° Paris . had not set our. The Divan pleaded the W ar betwe en F iance a nd England as 'aCitiOn) it being necessary to give the Ambassa,4qt;fasli in structions. 'Phis, however, did not satisfy General. litttmg.; - who-gave-note conce i ve d in such positive terms, that the Turkith Ambassad )r set out for Paris .without further delay. Lord NLLSON is in letters fro►n itgbortto to have taken po4,session of the City ai.d Fcrt of Messina. A Letter .from Naples gives an account of A 'hi dody anion fought in the Mediterranean, b e tween an Engiihh and French Frigate, which ended in tile capture of the formei; at half past 12 o'clock, Hi s ti M : 4 6 1 n 3 :DTr E e adhh S a S re tt el: T e, e : Y S ' arrivrd t Yesterday, Il e D t I K at a S S , , r 0 ' 1 1 , a l li: o es tt 's t: an T d i C le A ir M ß •ll7 l3 ° l47g;;: ceived Hts IVIA3EsTY at the Gartien.Gate, and Soon after the'Leifee . commenced. It was attended b, the AttcH4tstto? of' CANTEItaURY, the 1.9 32 CHANCELLoR, the LORD PRE;AD ENT Of the.CoUS. Cu., the ,ILoRD CHAMBERLAIN, the ClinmcELL e4 of Alit EXCHEQUER, .the SscRET.AktEs of Srivri! :the SECRETARY at WAR, the ATTORNEY GENERAL, the BIS HOPS of 1- 014. i%D — HaiLl'lD L lrk s• d' ia tlAß. t oi C 1 4: 1 :1C rt ; i 1 ; atEjoi:il k fsi 11 s t bil a tuS: r ßr r Ty i ' t e lg t'' Harrington, DB:A C hE : 44I.e n ; 1 Nlj l 0 3' ° W tlfnac A AE l:::: : : : :;:i . vi N i, l %., a u c :t i s 4 -- i t e 'as til ilerea g h and S an:: topford, . . • •na ' Lord,-.:-Ilobart . , Cathcart, Eldon, ' Amherst (In' Wail l " -, " - , Ilawkesbury, G, Cavendish and Itatistock. igmbqrradors—Span.sit, American, Danish, Sardinian, Prig' ,iiai s r,r t in n s , l4. Pooi Cottrell,rtl I 1 1, , 1CS 3 , .1 , :I ). .l o p y e n r t :: : I C I 1.1 . 4:l: o l: n a e t v d a : N I I e s, ap4)ilt, ii n . ci ii n t i t e ‘d i ' r re .: . :l4 , 5 I.: : : . e v : a. : t id..ol::l,cer S tuart, DD iel ' 1 , 0 d ar l . , y, I : 0 : 1 1 d, NI , Q nar R: S l l :t e ir ; i 4 L , b rr ey_ ., .a c nd ia r .,, . e li. : lo F i t i a ta n i l n iito ' n , Bulluc - k Edwarm , % , o, t rpero : I. ,,,, :: :l 7 : ts ul t ar re rst, , i_. L H ., G n l t i : lv t b c ae r irt , n lf r l l e i rie, an d Raim ,.. a , o, , , . I; 't' 'no a n 4 .Ca.ttaiv , --chcf:%,:r, Legg ' D in& L 05 1,,, 'r ' ' tri•=tton.'• • , -- e ' I ' ' 411"1""-136V0, Addington,, C• Yorke, Irvine, itretten: pt,il"t,:"Slitial.:ll::%lVillec''n3ll:l-11.1,Saild-Cp oCtt.elral.l"ll.l:::c.:Nt:'ll4:'.423tl":. H I i MAjEsTY. _ Mr. Legite on It's 'h M• r. .. I Fry appointment. . , ~, Boort r ept r i Y ici r rc • ,y l i : v i a l i k:n s s 1, , e i l ; rice' sNi•nluitnictityp, ..Nctrote, r ' . l.lie n f a o l i sl o re " ; i o n n ig his were ret u a r I n n f o r n o eg m n 1) titliteles:CaPonntet isSneinn:da:Ll.ll':st. t c; •• Nokken. .. Mr. Irerine, by the American Ambassador. Captain Draper, ott his return from St. Lude in t he ' 'Colonel Watson, on his appointment Leutenant. Bloomsbury Corps,- by the Man:luta ot' Salist . " l. re , Several patriotic and loyal Addresses vicre 1% tented ; am•mg' them, one from pt' a , rt of The See of Canterbury; by the Archbishop a nd. Canterbury. ~ • - j o hn Le er; 11 12: Li re n t o .° : : i t: : ' by ') y Walter Sir G :V o i Cotterel, Esq. • r i g k e ins C , ornewall, and llprice, Esq. ' Mr. SHeßromvand Sir EvA:N. and RichardspsAtii o Plc sented Addre'ses. . . • _ b a 'n ' id After - the Levee, which closed a bout r • • nto . 2 O'clock, . Fits MAJESTY being seated , the ' Throne, received the Address of the CletgY. ° t he Diocese of Llndon, which was pre sented by . os, ' Ilistioli LONDON, of Drs. Gt.AssE and 1 - 10 ,111 %. 1. 1110 and upwards of 20 of the princip al clergy 01 Diocese. ~- • -----•• , ~ At a quarter before three o'clock Htirvifi., J Es t r i, held a Privy Council, at which were ytesei' l i 01 , Duke of PORTLA,ND, the Loßp CH At4c E.L• O K ; ora Marquis of SAL tsi trRY, Earl of Cu A i ilAt 6 i : 1 100, .H• oIiALT, Lord CATHCART, Mr. .A0 01N „ l a 'M• r. VoRKE, Mr,. B RA GGE, Lord A t.rti t.10,.vc, P Sir STEPHEN COTTERE L. . ItiVa tc After the Council firs MAJEsTY ga ve I t m,,.. audiences to Mr. ADDINGToN, Lord Holy,, l o t ',..„ 0 ; )c r oktcE, Mr. BaitOov, Sir Citiat.Li ‘1,,K1'11.,,,,,, imd Lord BERKELEY. After which His Al . ';`,,„ took return .at o fi w ve ib r d ri s i o n... r 4 . tes .. Pf t" ".„