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London, England, 1812-12-23 00:00:00

SUFFERINGS OF TIE RUSSI4N PEOPLE.

AMEETING-- will be held of the MER-
CHANTS, BANKERS. and TRADERS of LONDON,
at the City of London l'avvr.n, on WEDNFeSDAY, th 30:11
of December instant, at Twelve fo: One o'clock, to consider
Of a Subscription for the Relief of the People of 11.1:s,ia suf-
fering the zieVe..-est privations. aria distresses in consecoeuce
of the French invasion. -
New City Chambers, Dec. 22, 1812.

WM. HOLDEN.

AT a MEETING of the NOBLEMEN,- GEN-
TLEMgN,. CLERGY, nut FREEHOLD.EILS of the
Cininty 'of WEXFORD, nrolessing the Protestant Religion,
convened -by the. High Sheriff (in consequence, of a ltequisi-.
tie& at. WEXFORD, on Monday -the 14th hf December,_
1814, . .
.(CHRISTIAN WILSON, Esq. Sheriff in the Chair);
The following Resolution's, proposed by CHARLES TOT-
TENHAM, Esq. and seconded by ABEL RAM, Esq. were
unanimously agreed-to:— • • ,
Resolved, That we have perused with 'satisfaction, and
heartily coincided in the Rest:lath:6s adopted at'the several
Meetings of Protestants in the; Counties, of Sligo, Roscom-
mon, Longford, Leitrim' Monaghan, Wiclihnv,
Weastmeath, City -of &c. &c, &c. • • - •
-That, confiding in the Wixdoin of the Legislature, we have
hitherto refrained from -giving :an opinihn :311 the subject of
what has been called CatholieEniancipation ; but it having.
. been asserted, that the Protestants of respectabiPty and Pro-
perty, throughout Ireland,.a,:e unanimous in the Opinion,
-that all the demands. oftheir Roman • Catholic Yellow Sub-
jects, should be-eomplied with •-• • • -•-
That being a part of the Protestant .Conimunity of the'
aboVe 'description, beg leaVe to statesucleaSsertion to Le •
io, misrepresention, at least as fi:.r as pretending to convey-
our opinion.
That although we.wish everv.blessing onr-Constitution•can
give should be dealt out vith a liberal hand, to all living
under its benign influence, ye'c westrost an extension-of pri--
vilege, strby,ersive. of that very not meet
with the sanction of the Legislature.
-• That -these our • Resolutions -shall be zpublislicd.in the
Patriot, Dublin Journal, -and Correspondent, Irish Papers ; •
and in- the 'San-and Conr.ier, English Papers ; and that
copies of the,a• be sent to ,ar Representatives in Parliament.
• That an Address be Ara:. a up to bit Royal Ifig-hitess the
Prince Regent, and Petitions to..t4ch.Hottse of Parliament,
grounded on those ourlteSolutions.
That the followit.r,,'Gentlenien'he requested to form a
Comr.,ittee to draw up the Address and rctitiqns, which,,
whe:t approved; shall be ''signed the former by the' Chair-.
Man, and the latter by Chair,nan and. Petitioners, viz.
Charles Tottenham, • Abel Ram, ',An C. Beauunin, Francis
Leigh, 'Walter Hod-.-e, of Harpecstown, ../o;:dina
and Walter • Hoare, of Seafielo, Esqrs. .
That an-Address be presented by the High Sheriff to his
Grace the Duke of Richmond, expressive of the high sense we.
entertain of the mild. aild at the same tide' firth,
tration of his Grace's Government—and administration
(which had it been possible; untie, existing eireatitances)
could.not have failed-to have pooduced universal's ::c iiaftun;
and also to request that his Grace will h,. cc the goodness to
transmit to his 4oyal Highness the Prince Regent-ont'ham-
ble Address.
That Earl.Courtowtibe requested to'pretent our Petition to
the House of Lords, and that our Itepresentatives be kevired
to present our Petition to the Douse of tominons.
By- 00er,
CHRISTIAN WIL;ON. , Sheriff.

The High Sheriff having been requesteci to leave the
Chair; and Charles Tottenham, Esq. being Noted into it;
. Resolved, That the Thanks of this :Meeting arc hereby
given to our wurth' High Sti.eriff, for his prompt aegnits-
Cence in callingthis Sleeting, and for his very proper, manly,
and dignified conduct in the Chair this day.
CHARLES ToTTENRAM,-