The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1815-12-28 00:00:00

11.INS1tV.11til's11, HULL Dre. IR t• rj
n M F.I:IING of the IN 11. BITA NTS lif /
this Towss, hell at Ow Guildhall, this star, to like
Tutu con.iderntion the Persecul• which inir Protestant
Drribrcis are now onffcriur in the South of Fraore,
cHiti‘rovlll:ll uouroN. iu the Cl.a.r:
ft,asilicd, 1. That thi. %crusty has heated islls feeling's of
the most poignant es irf, thi.t nell•nistlicnticateil account, •
have hern I.ceived in thin cultists-sr, of a vioksit and ',ingot-
's:lry Persecution now prevailiwz against utir Kr' Pact' of
the Prutri.tiolt Faith, in the Swats of I i e :.if a high Per.
sec Minn the 111'P:tarnl sire staled to lir. the Itite
of inialtittilles of innocent aid s &Imitate tires, the pillage and
debtructinsii Its an incalculable amount of private propel
the titter demolition of many of their religious edifices, mot
the till at slept iva lion of the mean. nod advaistn,:es :OW, an.
1111'10.11r.. topilscr fur the Public Worship of Una.
'2. That we have sufficient orasou to believe this pt en.
f jun Ihe psi rely of a religious nature, and directed agaii,t
the faith Of the sufferers; and that the obj-et
of it is to ;,1111211.5S and .•,11111KU4.11, as far as pussitiley
the inalienable right of judgment in waiters of se.
field&
S Thal, krppy in witnessing and enjoying s
ty nuiselvci, mule: th- mild :nal equitable govenianont ~
twhlisibeil in slat United Kingdom, we should think It a dem_
liction "if duty not IJ one our best endeavours to extend and
IO,C101: the anon, isiestininhle blessing to our feline-creature.,
in ever) part s‘i. Air world; and that cony quently tic will
earnestls, ono without delay, intercede with his Majtsty's
thirrrisnieut to make eve, y elfurt, consistent wills the politi-
cal ',A:Union' sit' this country and France, to restore to unr
Prins-stunt hi ethren that seenrity and (readmit in tiligiona
proh•Asion anti +Am.:ship, of wheels they are nun, sinjustly and
inhumanly deprived.
4. That we reflect with grateful satisfaction nn the knot
and flattering receptions given to the Deputation front the
Getter:4 tinily of Protestant Dissenting Minister* of tile
'Fliree De' ttttt in.:tannic in London, which on the 12tb of Nu-
veinber bust waited on his Majesty's AliOisters ; who liberally
and hutuanely expressed the steepest regret at the horrid
flel.lll'4 Intel; exhibited, and a dispusit to use their be-t
efforts for the support of the freedom of religious faith and
worship.
5 "that the Thanks of this Meeting be given to the Ge-
niis! Body oh Protestant Dissenting Stinisters of the This e
Denominations in London, fur taking lw lead hi this hillier
of love, and that a copy of these Resolutions be transmitted
to their Secretary.
ti. 'that commiserating the state of extreme penory., to
awalliolcLhaititly",aahies.r•graustflict!iir he Ilse hdenlisttact=s;l* thli"eth.:
suet, n ill immediately institiste in this place a anler p.
ta,s, I.r their _ . . . .

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7. That a copy of thrsc Resolutions he Irian:mill. l
Chairman to the Lail of I..i‘erpool, hi, M..je•ty', Fart
of the Treasury, with u request that he will Pi °mote the
wishes of this mectinT to the 'aimd of his power,
8 That a copy of the smite lie traiismittod• to his Gi.iez
the load Arcid.ishop in the hope that they will ri-
ceire Lis Graee'.s :Moroi:oat' and concurrence.
it. That a copy of these Resolutions. he i,t to the Lord
Lieutenants of the Ridi of the Comity of
10. That 11 copy he also scot to the Nlcosbers far the
County oftVork, and to the Menthers for this rormi2ll, with
a request that they will use their influence with his Majesty's
Ministi is. mill their tiro' ts tit Parliament, in furtherance of
the object desired.
I I. That Ilre Bankers iu this Town be requested to retrace
Subscriptions.
12. That the Gentlemen who signed the Requisition be ap-
pointed a C 'ttev, to carry these Reso'ut lobs into alert.
13. That the Thanks he given to the Ite.;ht Worshipful doe
Mayor, lit his promptitude in calling this Meeting, stud for
his conduct in the Chair.