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ALT it Humorous awl respectable MEETING
of the INHABITANTS of the Parish of SAINT
MARY ATAGDA LEN, &mopeds''', held ea Mareslay'
last, at Mr. Crisp's Warehooese. Bsegrasedoe7.waill,
TOMAS HATS, Esq. in Hon Chair,
the following Resolutions were unsebninusly adopted:—
Rev°Leno-1. That Oda Meeting hereby declares its lire
attachment to the Constitetion of this country, es by law
estaklithed, and most sincerely deplores the recess attempt
to infringe onahe -same, by introducing sett ex post facto"
law, tending two degrade her Majesty, and endangering bulb
the oafety of the Thrinie awl the rights of the People.
2. That this Alerting in of opinion the proceedings is the
Molise of Peers originated in a conspiracy of the most din.
giacefiil description, and were o 1/01 ly supported by the roili-
est perjury sad subornation of perjury agninal her Majesty's
humor mid dignity.
3. That thin Meeting feria the greatest regret that her Ma.
jest)** exalted station preetudril her being tried by &Jury
of her Countrymen, in one of the Courts below, where, in
the opinion of this Mlleettog, had the same evidence been
brought forward as was 'danced at the bar of the Hoer? of
Lards, the conspiracy must have been exposed to the world,
awl a verdict of " Not Guilty" immediately recorded.
4. That this Alerting warmly admires the fi TM net. which
her klajesty dieplayed dortog those proeeedingv—a firmest
say demonstrative of her inouceuce, and which enabled her
Majesty so deeitierly to defeat the formidable array which
was marshalled agaiust her.
5. That an Address of Congratulation on the glorious ter.
miwition of the proceedings in the tion.ir of Peers (founded
on the fotegoiux Resolutions) be presented to her Majesty
by sot h of the Inhabitants as her Majesty may be pleased to
adornt to her Royal presence.
13. That the Thanks of this Meeting are due to Mr. Crisp,
for the readiness with which he so kindly granted the tine of
hu ur,anises MI thin uerzsai 111 l .
7. That the foregoing Repolutiona he insetted in Tat
Bitivtatt Ness, The Times, The Public Ledger,The Morn
n g Clounicle, oud l ite Traveller Newspapers.
T. HAYS, Chairman.
The Chairman hating left the Chair, it was resolved tows.
nimoualy—

Tirit ihr polite, ship, RU4 impartial emolnet of nnr wor-
thy Chairman, Thomas Hays, DUI. IR entitled to our arsena-
-1 at Thelito, and this alerting hereby etiorsts him to accept
the sante.