The Sun.
London, England, 1831-03-21 00:00:00

To
WSQUARE WITH THE PRESENT TIMES.
ATSON'S COFFEE-HOUSE, at
!'otitior HULL, opposite the Statue of King William—
thuitahle Beds—A Commercial Room—A News Room
k47°43e—No Fees to Servants.
fro(or6 The House is without a licence, and therefore the
'ti<' of a private House and the freedom of an Inn

kr METROPOLIS ROADS.
lICE is hereby given, that the GENE-
kotikl. ANNUAL MEETING of the COMMIS-
RS of the METROPOLIS TURNPIKE ROADS
Ski of the THAMES, will he held at the Commis-
Ilk; Office, No. 22, Whitehall-place, on Futnar the
of April next, ut Ohs o'clock in the afternoon
4ior the same Meeting the Commissioners
14. 'Nth about removing and discontinuing various Toll
I'oll Houses, Toll Bars, :tad Side Bare, now being
bY the Sides of the Roads comprised in the Ninth
1/44:teeuth Districts of the same Metropolis Turnpike
North of the Thames, and erecting New Toll
‘,.r)11 Houses, Toll Bars and Side Bars, upon or
1/4k4lqes of the Roads comprised in the said Ninth and
ta Districts.
1/41,0„ By order of the Commissioners,
" Roads Office, J. L. PANTER,
• "I,;tlarch, 1831. Chief Clerk, and Secretary.

a MEETING of the INHABI-
It,,TATS of WARMINSTER, in the County of
0., convened by the High Constable, and held at the
'''HALL, the 16th day of March, 1831,
HENRY WANSEY, Esq. in the Chair ;
lirtuoved by Mr. BANNISTER, and seconded by Mr.
I, P. BRODRIBB, and resolved unanimously;
That an Address be presented to his Most Gracious
ty,"'' and Petitions to both Houses of Parliament,
that the measure submitted to the House of Corn-
hY Lord John Russell, in the name of his "Majesty's
i'tttrei and with the sanction of his Most Gracious
may be passed into a law.
'll that the following he the Address and Petitions :
)-'t XING'S MOST EXCELLENT MAJESTY, &c. &c.
11
!,--We your Majesty's loyal subjects, the inhabi-
°l Warminster, in the County of Wilts, humbly beg
'it pr t°
express to your Majesty our entire satisfaction at
'/It,inciPle of the measure of Reform that has been in-
-144 under the sanction of your Majesty's Ministers
lionourble House of Commons, feeling fully satis-
'tdi at such measure is calculated to uphold and promote
iaii,gilitY of your Majesty's Crown, the just honour and
s'" of the Peers, and the best interests and rights
T'o`eople.
LTHE HONOURABLE THE COMMONS, &c. &c.
:lo.):7th,—That your Petitioners contemplate with
clii"'"ed satisfaction the principle of the measure pro-
Lord John Russell, under the sanction of his
i'l,Ye Ministers, for a Reform in the election of the
bees of the House of Commons.
tieY consider it to be a measure calculated to promote
4set interests of all classes of the people, and that it
%tv_.l2ailedwith delight and gratitude by a great sna-
filulthe nation at large.
liveY therefore earnestly intreat your Honourable House
y1,,4a11y and collectively to co-operate with his Ma-
Ye "Ministers so that it may pass into a law.
And your Petitioners, &c. &c.
GEO. W INSEY, and seconded by Mr. BA VLY ;
hat Earl Grey be requested to present the Address
It
'Majesty ; the Earl of Radnor, the Petition to the
: of Lords ; and Mr. Benett, the Petition to the
,ttt'°f Commons; and that Sir John Astley be re-
ed to give his support to the measure.
‘, ,i
by Mr. F. SEAGRAM, and seconded by Mr. N. P.
, tr., BUCKLER;
:;ht That these Resolutions, Address, and Petitions, be
ttieti in the Salisbury and Bath Journals, and the De-
u
ftzette, and in hand-bills, and posted in the town
15v1`ghbourhood.
by Mr. PROVIS, and seconded by Mr. W.
MORGAN ;
That the Thanks of this Meeting lie given to the
14111 an for his conduct in the Chair.
'4 by Mr. B. ECERETT, and seconded by Mr. M.
1, DAVIES ;
r _4,hat the Thanks of this Meeting be given to the
w-unstable, for his prompt attention in calling this

COUNTY of GLOUCESTER.
kf a very Numerous and Respectable
,MEETING of the FREEHOLDERS and IN
ql‘t TS of the COUNTY of GLOUCESTER, con-
bY Sir Thomas Crawley Boevey, Bart., High She-
-1
U
411 d eld at the County Hall, in Gloucester, on
k'bAy h,
the 17th March, 1831;
Colonel BERKELEY in the Chair;
moved by the Honourable HENRY MORETON, and
t,47lti!led by WM. HENRY HYETT, Esq., and resolved
'e hit it appears to this Meeting, that it is the duty, at
4"tent crisis, of all persons having the safety, honour,
!N Iwett'll'are of their country at heart, to endeavour, for-
! of all party difference., waving all private and con-
s g and willing to make individual sacrifice,
-]cited, for the public weal, anxiously but dispassion-
ilititt° consider the causes which have for some years
terrupted the prosperity of these kingdoms.
inoved by EDW. SHEPPARD, Esq., and seconded by
,14:tt• CHRISTOPHER Cana., and resolved unanimously,
we cannot avoid coming to the conclusion, that
the evils under which the country is now suffer-
the result of an unequal Representation in Parlia-
the various classes of society, and that a Reform
Representative System will afford one of the best
'tl'" for those evils.
Itylitnneed by ROBERT CANNING, Esq., and seconded
dik,t ttTar NORWOOD TRYE, Esq., and carried with one
„ Ittlent voice only,
`^t ,414` the question of Reform is of vital importance to
for44trY at large : and it is our firm conviction that the
Jtitt !t.l till now before Parliament, is a measure not only
t't skilea Principle but well calculated to enable the nation
!\'is„rg, e from her present difficulties, and ultimately to
qlly; 14e energies of a great and free people; and we are
htler-Z!ilaced, that upon a good understanding between the
1;1'N m'a and governed, the national welfare and content-
Itter —ainly depends. That we are bound to express our
gratitude to his most Gracious Majesty, who has
Vtted his Ministers to bring it forward, and to those
I,l"ttors for its introduction.
by3ni,sved by Captain lhawarin, R.N., and seconded
, qtIII:GORGE GRAHAM BLACKWELL, Esq., and carried
Ul
ously,
hat
Nss an Address be voted to our most Gracious Sove-
-413 expressive not only of our loyalty and attachment to
f'tl'on of his Majesty, but also of our particular gratis
'stint the consideration which be has graciously be-
Ittti
_4on the wants of his subjects ; and of our convics
ilat nothing will more effectually strengthen the
Stl the than the success of the present measure of Reform,
!briar the Address now read be adopted.
• moved by Mr. HARRIS, and seconded by THOMAS
'llllf. , GRAY, Esq. and carried unanimously,
Iti,enis Royal Highness the Duke of Gloucester, his
tne Duke of Beaufort, the Right Honourable Lord
ettii:rnei the Right Honourable Lord Ducie, the Mem-
iNt Parliament for this County, the Honourable Henry
ettsyt, Colonel Berkeley, Captain Haman], and Wm.
,
'lls,,,ilYPtt, Esq. be respectfully requested to present the
N- ,1 now voted to our most Gracious Sovereign the
4'4 Person, if his Majesty will be pleased so to receive
it toe.
'ecorinacinved by PURNELL BRANSBY PURNELL, Esq. and
. by CHARLES STANTON, Esq. and resolved
4tinti t""I
Petition to both Houses of Parliament, em-
t these sentiments, and earnestly praying that the
Itl,•°t° before Parliament may pass into a law, be adopted
sleeting, and that the Petition now read be agreed
• iii signed.
Itinvecl by WALTER LAWRENCE LAWRENCE, Esq.
tst''econtled by JOHN Pitit.nimpuz Esq. and
Th 4 unanim 1, ptkpOHS
n's Grace the Duke of Beaufort be requested to
ktti iti,-nthe Petition to the House of Lords, and that the
rAlit 1110 the House of Commons be presented by the
Lord Edward Somerset and Sir Berkeley Win.
t;`1111;art. the Members in Parliament for this County,
11 tlieC they be requested to support the prayer thereof,
r
te% arguments and votes in the House.
,t'll"ed by EDWARD SuErrwan, Esq. and seconded
Oktlit"xAs GRAY, E'q. and resolved unanimously,
Ilitese Resolutions be inserted once in each of the
1'444 ewspapers, and in The Sun, Times, Morning
w Courier, and Spectator Newspapers.
O
IizHARDINGE BERKELEY, Chairman.
airman having left the Chair, it was taken by
tvk, tlarward, R.N.
t°l4l 4r4intted by the Hon. HENRY Mouvros, and se-
..,N,tie. by PURNELL BRANSBY PURNELL, Esq. and
unanimously,
itt.". warmest Thanks be given to Colonel Berkeley,
sl,lel'adness in taking the Chair this day, and for his
Ard impartial conduct therein.'
Lteas and Petitions adopted by the Meeting,
Itirlfreith'i.,'Y an echo of the sentiments contained in the
4 ile901I1fieIll•