The Sun.
London, England, 1812-04-21 00:00:00

•
T s GENERAL 'MEETING di the COM-
MITTEE of the LOYAL and INDEPENDENT
LI V.E R Y of LON DON, held this ilith day of April, ail,
at ;he London Tavern,
Alderman CHRISTOPHER SMITH, in the Chair, •
Resolved Unanimously,
That the following Address be presented to his 'Royal
Highness the Prince, Regent c
To his Royal Highness the PRINCE REGENT.
M.iy it please your Royal Highness, . .
We, his Majesty's dutiful and loyal Subjeas, the under-
signed Liverymen of the City of London; beg leave to ap-
proach your Royal Highness with the strongest assurances
of attachment to your Person, ani of out resolution to sup-
port your Government with zeal, constancy, and firmness.
While we sympathize most deeply.,with your Royal High-
ness on the lamented indisposition of our venerable and be-
Wed Sovereign, we eagerly seize this opportunity to convey
th oar Royal Highness the ardent feelings of gratitude ex.
cited in our breasts by thenumerous blessings which we have
eiljo) ed, during the long and glorious reign of your Royal
lather ; and more especially by the unequivocal proofs so
repeaterll:. "afforded, under circumstances of peculiar difficul-
ty, art his sacred_ regard for those fundamental principles of
:tire Constitution which seated, your Illustrious Family on the
Tlin ne of these Realrbs. •
Most .cordially do we congratulate your Royal Highness
on the brilliant success which has distinguished his Majes-
ty's arms, during the-short period of the Regency, in differ-
ent quarters of the globe, by sea and land; success not less
4 beneficial in its imittediate effeas than in its remote conse-
s quences, since it ailiarkis a strong ground of hope, that by a
continual display of the same consummate skill and bravery
on the part of his Majesty's ()cheers and men, and of the
same-wisdom and vigour in the Councils of your Royal High-
ness 7 you will be enabled ultimately to bring the arduous
con,test in which we are engaged tp an honourable ter-
, mination.
At the same time, we reflex with pride on the measures
pursued by your Royal Highness, for the support of the na-
tional charsetcr, by the preservation of the national faith
with his Majesty's Allies for the-determination to per.,
severe in that glorious stuggle. for independence on the Pen-
insula, which is the common causeof all who enjoy and ap-
preciate the blessings of national freedom ;—for the anxiety
manifested by your Royal Highness, to support the com-
mercial credit of the natiqn, and to promote the general wel-
fare and happiness of the country ; and while we deeply la-
ment the pressure of the times, caused by difficulties in trade
and mantitaaures, arising the nature of the present contest,
and-partly from the dearness of corn, we cannot but express
our indignation at the attempts which have been made to
indispose the people against the Government, for events which
have so evidently been beyond their controul.
rom our experience of the past we are led to congratulate
the country on the existence of a well -grounded hope, that
the Civil and Religious Liberties of the Nation, as finally
settled, and firmly established at the memorable-era of the
Revolution, and-the Protestant ascendancy, to which, under
i!roiridence, we are indebted for the inestimable blessings we
are permitted to enjoy, will be maintained inviolate. ,
Relying on the goodness of the Almighty. tor a confirm-,
once of these bldssings, we ardently pray that your Royal
&harness may long be preserved to the Nation in health,
prosperity, and happiness.
Resolved unanimously, •
That tile Address be lett at the kondon Tavern. Bishops.
gatest reet, and at the London Co ice-house, Ludgate-hill,
or the Signatures of the Livery.
Resolved unanimously,
That tnese Resolution's and the Address, signed by the
Chairman, be inserted in the Morning and Evening Papers.
Resolved unanimously,
That the Thanks of this Meeting be given to the Chair-

CHRISTOPHER SMITH, Cimirmaa.
RICHARD CLARKE, Secretary.

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