The Sun.
London, England, 1807-04-21 00:00:00

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I3IRMINGHAM..:
• Style's Royal Hotel, April 17, 180#.
AT a ipost
Numerous and: highly Respediibie -
MEETING' of the INII A TAN of this. To ,
and Neighbourhood, called for the purpose of-Addressing Iris
Majesty at this important crisis,
GEORGE SIMCOX, Esq. in the". Chair
(the High Bailiff being absent from.liirmingliam)-; •
Resolved unanimously, That an humble Aildtess be pre-
sented to His Majesty expressive of the loyalty and Attach_
ment of- the lnhabitintS of thi'S Town and Neighbourhood to
His MajestfsTerson and Government, and of their firm de-
termination to support Him in the just and undiminished,
'exercise of his Royal Prerogative.
• A Committee was then appointed to retire and prepare the
Address; which being produced arid read, • .
Resolved _unanimously, That the same. he adopted, and
signed by the'Cliaii man, in the Nance of this Meeting, and
that the High BailifiThe requested to -present the same, ac-
c,onipanied by the iN:lembers of the county. • - '
Reeolved, In case the High Bailiff shOuld not return on or
before Monday the th instant, that the Rev. Charles Curds
be requested to wait upon the Meinbers-for the .County And
desire them to accompoy hint in presenting the-Address.
Resolved,-That these Resolutions be inserted in the fir,
and such other Newspapers as the. Chairman relay.

' • _ GEQRCE SINICOX, Chairman.,
Resol,ipti, That the Thanks of this Meeting be given to
Geqrge Siiiieox, L. for his truly able and iaip iti 1 tun-
duel in (he Chilli'. •

April, f 4, 1207. .
A T. a Numerous and Revertable . MEETING of
. .
471. the INLIABITANTS.of. E..Y.Mt)UTO anti M EL-
C Ni BE -REG' S,-to consider of an Address to His Majeiry,'
on occasion of the circumstances that produced the late
Change of Administration,
W. W ESTON, Mayor. in the Chair;
The following AddreSs was proposed and agrees' to be pre.
tented by Mr. Gabriel Steward, one of the Members for the
Borough : •
TO. THE KING's MOST EXCELLENT MAJESTY.
The humble Address of the Mayor and Other Inhabitants
of Weymouth and Melcombe- Regis ;
rvtAy .PLEASENOUR nAjasr.x,
We, your must dutiful Subjects,.lnhabitantsof Weymouth
and Melcombe-Regis, beg leave: to approach your Majesty
with our sincere and ardent declarations of unalterable devo-
tion to•your Person and Government.
We feel that we are more particularly called upon to testify
our zealous attachment at this important juncture, when
your. Majesty, complying with the dictates of your Own
conscience, and from regard_ to the .welfare Of your Pro--
testant .Subjeds, in general, and the preservation of the Con-
stitutional Laws of the Enipire, have called a new Admi-
nistration to your-RoyAl cOntidence and the s.-onclutt of the
Powers of .Government, under very trying.eircumstariLes,
and at a most critical and eventful period.
In:addition to the feelings by which all your, Majesty's
faithful Subjects must
.now, in comintin, be-aduased, the
Inhabitants of. Weymouth and Melcombe-Regis hive to
boast of the peculiar tic that unites their whhes and atlec-
tions with your Majesty's welfare and happiness, by yo4r
having distinguished this Town so many years' as a -Royal -
Residence, anti thereby exhibited to us the display, of all the
virtues that,can adorn and en<tear the hiOest or most private
station. '

Signed, on behalf of the !Meeting,
Ni. WESTON, Mayor._

, • ASYLUM FOR THE DEAF AND DUMB.
MBE- ANW.IVERSARY SERMON.J 'in Behalf
. . .
of this Institution, will be Preached on:SUNDA
-MORNING, the 26:h or April, tE67.. th -the etturch
-of St. Martin-in-the- Fields, by the Right Rev. -Father in
God, jOHN,.Lord BISHOP of BAN GOR. —P rayeti tivsil
begin at Eleven ,o'Clocic. .
The Children will attend Divine Service, and one of them
will 'repeat the Lord's Prayer. And on Thursday, the 3otli
inst.- the President, Vice. President, Governors, and Friends,
of the said Institution, will Dine together at the 4Pltdon
Tavern, Bishopsgate-street.
HARrY CHRISTIAN COMBE, Esq. Alderman,
M. P. and V. P. in the CIL-itr.
Dinner on Table at Half. past Four o'Clock precisely,_.
Some of the Children, attfr Dinner, will speak a copy of
Verses. •

STEWARDS.
Charles Baglehole, Esq. Anthony Hamm. Esq.
Timothy Beyington, Esq. Richard Holmes. Esq.
.Wilham Brown, Esq. fohn Judson, Es+
folin Buck. Esq. leremiab Lear, iisq.
Thotrias Dodson Esq. Felton Matthew, Esq.
,George Dyson, Esq. Robert Oliphant, Esq.
Michael Gibbs, Esq. , William Wilson, lisq•
Ticketstios..6d.-No Collection after Dinner.
April 14, 03:07.
t 37 The Governors are requested to notice that the De-
puty Secretary has rctnoved from Heartley-place, ICent-road,
to Long-lane, Bermondsey.,. , - .
' RICHARD YATES, 8.D.-Sec,
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