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BERKSHIRE.
1417 a MEETING of • the GENTLEMEN,
CLERGY, and FREEHOLDERS of this County
(convened by the Sheriff; in consequence of the unanimous
Vote of the County Meeting, on the loth of November last,
for the purpose of considering the operation of the Ad of the
44th Geo. 111. c. 56), held at the Town Hall, in Reading, on
Wednesday the 15th day of january, 1806,
MORIS XIM E N F.S, Esq. Sheriff; was unanimously
called to the Chair.
The Sheriff-communicated to the Meeting the Secretary of
State's Letter signifying that the Address on the late Vic-
tory had been presented to His Majesty, and that the same
had been most graciously received.
Alexander Cobham, Esq. then-moved, that a Petition,be
presented to Parliament pray ing a RLTeal of so much of the
Ad for establishing and maintaining a Permanent Additional
Force (44th Geo. 111. c. 56)as required Overseers to provide
the Men, and intlieting Penalties on the Parishes in case of
their Default.
On such Petition being produced and read, lames Croft,
Esq. moved,'as an Amendment, that the Petition should ex-
tend to pray a Repeal of the whole Ad. The Chairman then
put the question, and the- Petition with the Amendment was
. unanimously agruoti to. .
Resolved, That the Petition be signed by such Gentlemen
°Hite County as think proper; and that the County .Mena-
bers be requested to present it as early as possible after the
fleeting of •Parliainent.
On the Motion of Lord Folkestone, the Thanks of the
Meeting were voted to the Sheriff for his attention to the.
Addresses of this County confided to his care on the 6th of
May and the zoth November last.
William Hallett, Esq. then moved the fotlowiag
Resolu-
tions; and was seconded by Sir John Throckinorton, and
which (after the Chairman had taken the sense ofthe Meet-
ing, whether they should then be discussed, or at a special
Meeting to, be called for that purpose) were put separately
slid agreed to nem. con.
Resolved, •
tst, That it is the Right of the People to address the King.
- ad, That it is Usual to insert Addresses to His Majesty in
• the London Gazette.
sd, That to omit this mark of attention to the opinion of
the People is shameful if arising from neglect, and becomes
intolerable if for the purpose of concealment. •
4th, That it appears that -an Address voted at a numerous
Nleeting of the Gentlemen Clergy, and Freeholders of this
County, on the 6th day of,May last, on the subject of the
Abuses in the Management of the Public Monies, as detailed
in the Tenth Report of the Commissioners of Naval Inquiry,
was lett by the High Sheriflat the Office of Lord Hawkes-
bury,the Secretary of State for the Home Departnient —I hat-
the said Address has never been published in the London
Gazette,-And that •it -cat) have been withheld for no other
purpose but in order. to conceal from the eye of His Majesty
and the Country the Sentiments of this County,and their just
indignation
at the gross and scandalous Abuses there referred

to.
sth, That for the purpose'of exposing the Authors of this
scheme of con,:ealment, the High Sacra be requested to
cause the foregoing Resolutions to be printed in the Reading,
Oxford, Salisbury, and Bath Papers, and in The Sur!, Cou-
rier, Globe, Oracle, Tins, Traveller, Evening Star, Morn-
ing Chrohicle, and Morning Post.
BY Order of the MeetinMOg,
RIS XIMENES.
On the Sheriff-quitting the Chair, Mr. Cobham, Chair-
man;.inoveda V"ote of Thanks to him for having called the
. Meeting, andllis candid and impartial condutt in the Chair;
which was unanimously. agteed to.
Pursuant to a Decree of the High Cotirt'of Chancery, made

in a C.' TRENT versus RA NNING,
THE CREDITORS of JOHN TRENT, late of
N. EVlington, in toe Colioty"of Somerset, Esq. deceased,
are, en or before the 22d day of January next, to come in and
prove their Debts before John Simeon, Esq. one of the
Masters of the said Court, at his Chambers in Southamp-
ton-buildingi, Chancery-lane, London ; or, in default there-
of, they will be peremptorily excluded the Benefit Of the said
'Decree.

BLEASDALE and ALEXANDERS,
Solicitors for the Plaintiff. •

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