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Y, JANUARY 'l9, 1807.

AT a most NuMerotiS and Respeaable MEET-
iNGoitheGENTLEmEtsr, CLERG Y„anti F.RE-E-
-HOLDERS of the COON FY of NORFOLK, held at the
Angel Inn, Norwich, on Thursday-the •15fli i',l January, inst.
PRE.sLi,r,
THOMAS HARE, Esq. in the Chair.
Sir John Lornbe,..Bart. . . jeliosaphat Postle, Esq.
Sir Thos. Beevor, Bart. James Crowe, Esq.
Hon. Col. Fitzroy • M. H. Pickens, Esq.
. Gen. Keppell Major Latin • .
Cen. Money '. - ' Major Pdyne
Gen.. Hcthersett Jeremiah Ives, Esq.
R. Fellowes, Esq. M. P. Hanson Burney, Esq. .
I. Ming 4, Esq. M. P. .N. Micklethwayte, Esq.
Edw. Roger Pratt, Esq. ' R. P. Jodrell, jun. Esq.
John T. Dering, Esq. John Gay, .Esq.•
Thomas Bagge, Esq. Capt. Becher
Thos Bagge, jun. Esq. Wm. Manning, Esq.
'Henry Stvieman, Esq. ' John Browne, Esq.
Edmund kulte,. jun. Esq. lames Hudson, Esq.
S. P. Galway,, Esq. Thomas Kerrich, Esq.
Alex. Adair, Esq. Rev. Dixon Hoste,
loin, M'-seley, Esq. • Rev. Paul Johnson
, . Theophilus Guidon, Esq. Rev. Miles Beevor
Thornaugh Gurdoi4 Esq. ~Rev. T. C. Munnings -
J. R. Birch, Esq. Rev. John Collyer .
George Wyndham, Esq. Rev. James Preston
Lieut.-Cot. :Preston Rev. John Colman.
Gre.- 14ninghatn, Esq. Rev. G. Postle
Thomzs. Penrice, Esq. Rev. V. Collett
Win.•Colllnson. Esq. - Rev. James Stoughton
Robert PlUrptre, Esq. Rev. J. B. Thompson
Robert Harvey, Esq. Capt. Heath •
.Lieut.-Cul. Harv.ey Mr. W.. II- .Gilbert .
Win. Palgrave, Esq. Mr. George Everitt
John Gurney, Esq. . Mr. Thomas Tuck . . .
. Joseph Gurney, Esq. Mr. John z,ibell
Richard Gurney, - Esq. Mr. H. J.'Rielies

&c. &c. &,c.., --
The following Resolutions hein'g moved by Mr. Fell'c:rotes,
and seconded by Sir. lohn Loathe, Bart.. were undnimousky
agreed to.

REsoLvED—That of the late Eledion for this County, the
Right Hon. WI L L lA-M WIN DI IA MV% as elected by a Ma-
-. . .
jority of :357, and THOMAS WILLIAM COKE, Esq. by
a Majority ox 753.
That, horn the length of time employed in-previous can-
vass, particularly on the part of the Gentleman who did not
finally succeed, from the length of the contest itself, and
from they reat 'and extensive exertions made by the triends of
the Candidates, on both t,ides, there is every reason tu'think,
that the issue-of that contest did as • laid), declare the sense
of the County as the issue vi any Contest can be eipected
to do • . •

-11-tat ther'e was nothing in the means adopted upon thiittpc-
i- easion tor the conveyance of voter, io the plac, of poll, or tor
their reception find accomfondati,,, atterwards, dil-nrent Iron)
what had been pradised contests in this County,
or as we believe in every other ; intr.:rein trout what we
conceive must continue to be unless it should be
thought right to change the system redresentation,
- arid to deprive the distant and less .fleellolders of the
opilortunity of exercising their trancnise.
- That, whatever the means were; ,vhich were adopted for,
the above purposes, and which littered .in nu resped from
thue ordinarily praaised, they were adopted alike by both
partie, with.no suspicion, ash would seem, of any illegality
being attached to them, nor with a hope entertamed by toe
friends of either side, that by earthing the .saute to a greater
extent, they should obtain any advantage over their oppon-
ents. i f there was any difference, in point of tad, the eX.
Tences in that resped, of the losing Candidate, would appear
•to have been mote considerable than those of the Sitting
Members.

That, in these circumstances, a Petition has been present-
ed by certain l.lectors, and since approved.by others, for the
purpose of setting aside the Lledion; principally, it is pre-
sumed,- on the pretence that the CNreIiCeS.ADOVi. 4C4c.rthed
ought titibe considered as illegal.

That. the Petitioners w►ll scarcely chuse to contend, that
the expellees in question; when balanced as they were be-
tween the two sides, can have decided the fate of an Elec-
tion ; and that too, by a great majority ; in a County, rich,
populous, enlightened, and independent, as is the County of
Norfolk.

That it cannot therefore be, that the present proceeding is
instituted for the purpose of restoring to the County its real
and genuine chn,ce._

Tii.t as tittle can it be meant for the purpose Of serving the
cause of the losing Candidate, who, in the event of the Peti-
tion succeeding, must be equally ineligible with the Sitting
Members, and who has moreover declared his determination
not again to 'offer himself.
That the object cannot be as is pretended, to vindicate the
all the Parties to the Petition having been
tphileriatkovfeliSitteicitpio°rnt'crs to a Cause, involving the same Prac-
tices, to an equal, if nut greater extent, as those of which
they naw complain,
That aiter the trial recently made of the strength of the se-
veral parties in the County, and which the proceeding of the
Petitioners is not likely.to alter in their favour, it can hardly
be supposed that they are actuated by the hope of being able
to substitute, ha the room of the sitting Members, any friend
of their own.

That it seems impossible, therefore, to assign to their con-
dud- any other motives than • those originating in disappoint-
ment, connected with the interests of certain individuals, who
appear to have hoped, that, by a dexterous management of
the - presort Petition, an inducement might be created for
withdrawing a Petition now depending for another place.
• That in ,such circumstances, and with such apparent mo_
no motive having been yet assigned that can obviate
the interpretation of those above stated, an attempt to set
aside the deliberate choice of the County, manifested oh the
testtlt of-along, lab.rrionS, ancrfairly:thed contest; is a pro-
ceeding tifat'ca Its for general resentment and indignation, and
as such we dedare ourselves to regard it.
That tyr... pledge-ourselves, accOrd:ngly, to support, by
every legal means in our power, the return of the present
Sitting .Meinbers, whom we consider as having been elected
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That We, -in like manner, pkitg,e ourselves to oppose any
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mat the Thanks' of this Meeting be given to the Com-
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Lied*, and for convening the present Meeting.
H Ni AS HARE, Chairman..
'Resolired.rnanirnously, That the Thanks of this Meeting
be given to Thomas Hare, Esq. for his Conduct in the
Chair.

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