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The in the Chair,
following Resolutions were unanimously passed, viz.--
the motion of his Grace the Duke of DEVONSHIRE,
h seconded by Sir GEoltdE CitEwE, Bart.,
44,1tesolvd—Tthe hat the following Address having been read
"Pproeved, same he presented to his Majesty.
THE KING'S MOST EXCELLENT MAJESTY.
GRACIOUS SOVEREIGN,
Pr:e, your Majesty's dutiful and loyal subjects, inhabitants of
,`,°ol) ty of Derby, at a Meeting convened by the Sheriff, humbly
thullne to express our grateful feelings, and offer our warmest
in, C 43 for your Majesty's incessant eflbrts to secure the peace
sf thwelfare of the nation, and promote the comfort and happiness
l
tfae more particularly thank your Majesty for the formation
oft Administration, whose members, as the honest redemption
'nen,eir Pledge on entering into office, have proposed to Parlia-
ar,_`,
also the gracious approbation of your Majesty, efficient and
I,la,“tres for improving the representation of the people ; a
trounded on the true principles of the Constitution, approved
4iikiie nation, and admirably calculated to advance the moral and
Reoectual character of the constituency ; to restore to the House
14,k_inMons the lost confidence of the people, and to support and
~$0 ate every branch of our glorious Constitution.
klay':e Most fervently hope that these wise and salutary measures
)51,,1t be prevented from becoming the law of the land ; and that
,e a lajesty may be blessed with a long and prosperous reign
°Yal, united, and fairly represented people. And your pe-
Or, jtse will for ever pray," &c.
L' motion of Sir GEORGE CREWE, seconded by E. S.
CHANDOS POLE, Esq.
Ib ttemi
veil—That this Meeting expresses its conviction
tok,if the Reform so generally called for is essential to the
illiitare of the country, and its approval of that zeal and
tile 'nee with which his Majesty's Ministers have brought
,trestion forward in fulfilment of their pledge.
45t Petitions in support of these measures of Reform
Presented to each House of Parliament.
'e Motion of Jour BEAUMONT, Esq., seconded by
H. S. WILMOT, Esq.
littilt:m°l'ved—That the Address to his Alajesty be pre-
id by his Grace the Duke of Devonshire.
1)11::, Resolution was carried by acclamation.
the Motion of H. S. WiLstar, Esq. seconded by Pin-
t{ DELL, Esq.
bc,the'eleed—That the following Petitions be presented to
1)% Houses of Parliament, and that his Grace the Duke
tit. "onshire he respectfully requested to present the Pe-
qi:,l to the House of Lords, and that Lord George Caven-
li e be requested to resent a similar Petition to the
4.l:l'llo7iTsoultteC:l4:olMtlEnt,io7;aspalso carried by acclamation.
mpiihlGHT HON. THE LORDS SPIRITUAL AND
[HE p AL IN PARLIAMENT ASSENII3LED.
CLERGY ON OF THE NOBILITY, GENTRY,
oppr:atGY, FREEHOLDERS, AND INHABITANTS
THE COUNTY OF DERBY,
ts..lstiLY StiEWETII
nat your petitio'nertlioaware that., of
foilio timet to time, various_ co es have crept into
tf,l44hs, which have a tenidn'eancetvitteo impede c iotra afanidr,
jytisstzmanoS
'''.'t.h;TPir,esentation of the people. in the Huse of Commons, are
of perfectly convinced that a Reforms in the system,
I rte which that Right Hon. House asembled, is be-
t":.,,.?,e_caessarynd , and that the election of Members for rotten
je noostvezlegrntarloonsso. f many populous places,
tlVat under these circumstances your petitioners rejoice to
113,.1(,cal his Majesty's Government have given this important
tt 'eh w_te and prompt attention, and have propounded a plan
en Properly weighed, discussed, and regulated, bids fair
I' chat the root of the}
evils complained of. Your Petitioners
it•l'ktplya_.efore implore your Right Hon. House, that you will
I,sZtst ir," dispassionately enter upon the consideration of the
thner t, ltS every detail, and usejthe utmost of your wisdom and
e,,,;," complete a law whereby the third estate of the Realm,
tatillelis of England shall be represented in Parliament in a
factory, and effective form. Our wish is to promote, as
),,,tellor,ts should do, the welfare and protect the just rights of
rti4klh' men of all classes and denominations, and whilst we
te.er fully consent to any sacrifice. which public necessity
co require, we are Most anxious to preserve inviolate
Z4tryltution which has not only been the blessing of this
o" the admiration and the envy of surrounding nations.
thedot
petitioners will ever pray, &c."
Motion of his Grace the Duke of DEVONSHIRE,
to 11.eg,AveSeCOnded by H. S. WILMOT, Esq.
81s oh d--That the Thanks of this Meeting be given
" No) "es Henry Colvile, High Sheriff fur the County
too ON, Yi for his having called the Meeting, for the
treation)', and independence he has manifested upon the
bNiand for the ability with which he has discharged
n
of the day.
'emlution was also csrricd by acclamation.
CHARLES HENRY COLVILE, Sheriff.

PING INTELLIGENCE-(THIS DAY.)

FROM LLOYD'S.
Stiles-1::'401/T11, MARCH 25.—Wind E. fresh breeze.—
Oh 418 Majesty's ship Royalist, for Plymouth.
;:;;Ittn, MARCH 24.—A bale of cotton marked
4'l Was picked up off St. David's Head the 21st
441. two bales marked " Swooton, No. 323, S.
12," was picked up the same day about three miles
I,4'e Smalls.
kooTtr or MARCH 23 —Wind E.—Arrived the Pro-
it t
ragg,P from the Mauritius.
a-I;socx, tacit 22. The cargo, except the bricks
of the Harriet, Atchison, hence to Demerara,
14 near Port Patrick the 13th inst., has been got
,Itt sent to Glasgow.
N'el,Ti, COUNTY OF DONEGAL, MARCH .
19 —A
S4tt,, lost in Boylagh Bay on the night of the 12th
*re4'o"
all on board drowned. The masts, and part of
Iti felc, have been washed on shore, and part of the
1114 i) boat, with " Robert and Isabella, of Maryport,
~N,p'.„.4613', master," painted on it.
,lirto,-:°e'rlt, MA Rcit 24.—Wind E. S.E.—Arrived the
:Ye Weppell, from Pernambuco. Sailed his Ma-
' VitP Gannet, for Bermuda ; and Exmouth, Warren,
Neroen's Land.
41terilzANcr, MARCH 24..—Wind E.--Arrived the
,
fro:elle) from Bengal, sailed the 20th of November,
;t ;tqlt,t." St• Helena the 2d ult.
tab
f 0 MARCH 23.—Sailed the Fortune, Craw-
-00: .omhay.
s,lOl",An, Mmicit 24.—Arrived the Sarah Roletone,
Ltlvitw, from New Orleans.
P MARCH 24.—A vessel has been lately lost
ogee; Yre Water ; flour, butter, and lard, have been picked
kltitA)44lt of lard is marked " T. M. Murphy." p
jbt ti:", ISLE OF MAN, MARCH 22.—There is no
the 4,4 t the Vessel lately wrecked under Manghold Head,
Itl,4l,lle°w, of Preston.
► MARCH 22.—The Jonge Jacob, Hese-
istlle Ale(' to Newcastle, was run foul of last evening
t ori,i7arch Hull steamer, and was with difficulty
%4tety
ci:°l'e; the cargo has been discharged into lighters
t, rnaged state.
PuRG, MARCH 21.—The reads and the river
iee. °tit the entrance to the harbour is blocked up
•
It*, he
brr nung, De Boer, from Hamburg, put into
)t:e Weued fur London, lost anchor and cable.
,111t1 the 17" Vie!, I3risin, front Charleston to Plymouth,
"ot, a reakwater on Wednesday and bilged.
),..tht°lll,lo4tl7l,' Atiller, from Perth, was driven upon the
kttaetle u"day night, and will probably be wrecked.
)ter_ Ullapool, and the Freemason, Stornaway,
v Wrecked, near Ullapool, the 13th inst.
111, rkile
'ecolltllS from Leicestershire represent
ik t of th
attliar, peope in favour of Reform as most decidedi
Lle•e l
The universal cry is, "It shall be carried