The Sun.
London, England, 1812-05-30 00:00:00

MAIDSTONE.

AT a numerous and .respectable 'MEETING
of the INHABITANTS of this TOWN convened bythe
Mayor, in conseqiwnee of a Requisition to him for the. pun-
pose of considering of an ADDRESS to, his Royal Highness
the PRINCE REc;'ENT on the late atrocious Assa,,:sination of
the Right Hon: SPENCER PERCEVAL, held at the Town
Hall,. this 26th.day of May, lea,
JAMES POOLE, Esq. Mayor, in the Chair;

The following Address, nioveir by Mr. Day and seconded be
Mr. Atkins, being read, was unanit►toitsly 'approved.

To His Royal Highness the PRINCE of WALES, Regent
of the United Kingdomof Great Britain and Ireland.-

May it please your Royal Highness, • •
We, the Mayor,, Jurats, Common; Councilmen, and other
Inhabitants of the King's Town anti, Parish of Maidstone,
deeply impressed wit!-, the poignant F;selings of Affliction and
of. Horror at atrocious AssaSsinatidn of the Right Hon.
'Spencer Perceval; at the doers of the Commons. ouse of
Parliament, humbly a:pproach your Royal Highness to express
our heart-felt Sorrow, and to .offer , to, your -Royal ,Highness
Our fervent Condolence upon the melancholy occasion.
We deplore, in common with your Royal Highness the loss.
of one whose public Character was marked- by the highest
sense of honour, and by a temper and manners that ensured
him the admirationsand the esteem of all who knew him,
and whose pritsate and domestic• life afforded the brightest
example of every virtue that adorns-the Christian and the
Man : and for the honour of . human- nature, we lament that
that being should have- lived who could imbrue his hands in
the blood of. such a Fellow-Creature.
But, in expressing to your Royal. Highness these sentiments
of sorrow of this death, and of indignation at the foul and ma-
lignant means 133- which it was accomplished, we beg leave to
point out to youL.Royal Highness the consolatory reflection
that the murderous shot was (as far as is known; the project
as *ell as the apt of the assassin only, and that the high na-
tional character of this kingdom is unstained by the imputa-
tion that any accomplice could be found iu this atrocious
crime, which appears to have ori,,,,,,inated solely frouLtise dread-•
ful revenge .of a single individual, fostered iu his own breast,
and matured only. in the dark, the secret, the malignant pas-
sions of Isis oyis

In thus most dutifully tendering to your 'loyal Highness
these expressions of our. sorrow and condolence upon th-i
awful and 'melancholy event, permit us to offer to. you our
most grateful t!,aalts for your Royal condesueasion in taking
into your immediate consideration the means of making a
suitable provision for the afflicted Widow, and-numeron; Of-
spring o your Royal Highness's late Mirlioter, thus affording
the only consolation which can "be, Offered by the- nation at
large to those who have lust (in the faithful discharge of his
funcious) the ,best of husbands, of fathers, and of
fri nds.

At the same time it was also unanimously,Resaived,- that
the above Address be signed by the Mayor, at the request,
and on the behalf, Of this Meeting, and that• the Sallie be
presented to his Royal Highness the Prince Regent, by Jo-
Seph Berens, Es* Recorder, and George SimpsOn and George,
Longman, Esquires, the Nlembersfor this Borough, who are
requested to wait upon his Royal Highness fur that purpo,c.
Resolved, That the Thaulss of this Meeting he given to the
Mayor for .is promptness iu calling the same and 'for his
Conduct in the Chair; and that the above Resolutions b.e•
signed by him and published in the Maidstone Journal, the
Kentish Gazette, the Kentish Courier, al'el the Finn.. • -
JAMES POOtE,. Mayor. •

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every end 'that a Tooth Powder can be reasonably expected
to do, wh le it cleanses the Mouth ut all impure and itetid
eparticle, it -Whitens the "11 eeth, deals the. Cut*, and
helps to Sweeten the Breath. _

Nothing is so great a drawback to [leant) as bad Teeth,
liothing moreoitensive, roar Tcetirt Breath ; i.ewron's Tooth.
Powder, on the tiist Appn..:ation, improv -s the former,
and removes the latter, while by its antiputrescent and
balsamic qualities it prevents decay, aii.t removes ali excres-
cences.

Prepared by B. H. Newton, and scgd by •his Agents,
Messrs.' Shaw and'Edwards, 65, on the Footway, St Pant's
Church-yard, nearly opposite'the North Garet in. Boxes
as. 9d. each.

D UELMATISMS, PALSIES, and GOUTY
L.N. FECIIONS, with their usual concoinitants,
Spasm. ur Byihz•Pains, hlarulettcy, Indigestion, and gene-
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The FLUID E NC E of MUS rA (uSed with the
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generally .euri4 the severest SP • AIN S and BRUISES, in
less than hall the tinie taken .by Opodeldoc, Argue-
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immediately alter any accident, it prevents the part turning.
WHITEHEAD'S FAMILY CERATE equally effi-
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Eruptions, Blotches.. Pimples, Ringworms, ghingles, •
lire6kiogs. out on the Face, Nose, Ears. and E yelict, Sore
and lidimtneo Eyes, Sore /leads, and Scorbutic Alurnours
.of
every description.
Prepared only, and sold by R. Johnston, Apothecary,
No. 15, Greek- street, Soho, 'London 'Vie EsSence and
Yids at 2s. 9ii. each; the
,Cerate at is. and
Sold by every _Medicine Vender in the United ic.ingdont, •
*** The genuine has a Black ink Stamp, with ni;me
of K. lohn6ton inserted on it.