The Sun.
London, England, 1812-06-16 00:00:00

NORTHAMPTONS`HME.

ATa MEET I.N G of the NOBILITY,
GENTRY, CLERGY, and FRE-NHOLDERS of the
Connty of NORTHAMPTON, held at the County-Hall, this
46th Day of May, 1a12;
PETER DENYS, Esq. High Sheriff, in the Chair; '

The following Resolutions and Address were, agreed to
Resolved, with only one dissenting-voice,

'flat an humble Addfess I.)c presented to his Rorl High-
Ines:: the Prince of Wales, Regent of the United Kingdom of
Great Britain and Ireland, in the following words:—

Zo his Royal Highness the Prince of Wales, Regent of the
United Kingdom. of Great Britain and. Ireland.

The humble Address and Condolence', of the Nobility,
Gentry; Clergy, and FreehOlders, of the Connty of North-,
aznpton, at a Meeting called by the High Sheriff, on Tuesday,
the 26th of May, ISI2.

We, the Nobility, Gentry, Clergy, and, Freeholders, of the
• County of Northatopton„ huinbly beg' kaveto Offer our Con-
dolence to your Royal Highness, and to express our Horror
-and Detestation of the atrocious Murder. of the Right Hon:
Pcreeval.
Odious as the Act of Assassination must he in •every,con-
: N'irable case to the brave and generous feelings of Britons ;
-the high station, the ainidble-and uooffentling character of
--t4t•pemon,- the very plate where he fell in the discharge of
AiS important public dutios, hevcnd'lneasure aggravate and
lc-crease our indighation at 4:1 offence which, by its nnexarn-
kied atrocity,. has cast ,a stain' on the national ciwacter.—
The only c7,iisOlation 'we haVe•arises from the reflection, that

Chic horribleleed was the single act of an unconnected In-
Tlividual, and the conviction that it must be viewed by, an
'ranks of his Majesty's Subjects with sentiments of disgust
and execration calculated to prevent the recurrence of so
foil an, act.

In this County, Where he was personally known,.and
ts.iliy beloved, we feel ourselves • hest qualified and pecu-
liarly called upon to bear an early:testi:ll%ly -to the number-
less pth-ate 'add public virtues, and the uturnettiOned Ta-
lents, Integrity, and Patriotism, of this eminent statesman,
Whose conciliating spirit has left him no personal Enemy,
rveu amotin- his pobtical Opponents ; and winise loss as. an
11,le and. an upright- van, untimely snatched from•his Fa-
lady, his Friends, and his Country, all Parties concur in
deploriur • •
. .
e
desire to express nur satisfaction, the .a Ptovisiou has
been male for the Family of your Royal Highness's late
;;rime :Finis''-er, • becoming the dignity of this Great Empire,
:"'-'41"(Is a, in that station, who has lost his life :in its
zul:nediate Service.

We beg permission further to assure your Royal Highness
9f our steady Attachnient to pn. Royal Honse and Person,
and our fixed determination to afford Protection, as far as in
Us lies, to the public Sei'vatits of the Slikte, in the conscienti-
ous discharge of the ':rusts committed to them.
Resolved,
That the said Neldress be 'signed by the High Sheriff on
the behalf of the Meeting.
Resolved,
That the High Sheriff, attended by the Mos;er and Seconder
of the Address, and the Members of the County, with such
• Gentlemen of the County as think proper to accompany
them, be reqtlested' to present the same to his Royal High.,
ness the Prince Regent.
Resolved,
That the Address and these Resolutions bo inserted' in the
Northampton Mercury, and the London Papers called the
Sorg, Courier, Morning Post, Times, St. James's Chronicle,
and Pilot.

Resolved,
That the Thanks of this Meeting. be .given to William
Ralph Cartwright, 'Esqpire, and the Right Honourable Lord
Lilford, fel- the able and impressive manner in which they
have introduced the subject of the Address tet the Meeting. .
PETER DENYS, Sheriff.
The High Sheriff' having quitted the Chair, the Thanks of
the Meeting were voted to him for having convened the
ueunty, and for his impartial conduct this day. •

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ral Debility (originating, in whatever source), are relieved
fl•t1 \h-equelqly cured by WHITEHEAD,'S ESSENCE of
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Pills
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Jrlo3t aelive, penetrating, and effeetual remedy in the world,
fienerally curing the tevurest ItINS and BRUISES, in
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and IntLaned Eyes, Sore Heads, and Scorbutic l-kumours of
every description.
Prepared only, and Sold by R. lohnsten, Apothecary,
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. TO BE. SOLD BY AUCTION;
fly LYAS NEW
At the AUCTION MART, opposite the Batik of England,.
By. direction of the Trustees, under the Will of Mr. Williim
Wayland, deceased,
! a TUESDAY; the 30th of June instant, at Twelve o'Clock.
at Noon, •
A. Very
desirable and truly valuable FR E.
- HOLD MANOR FARM, called CRIXEA HALL, si-
tuate. in Crixea' in the County of Essex; comprising divers
inclosures of rich Amble, Pasture, and Marsh Land, contain-
ing, by admeastirement, 216 Acres, be the same more or less,
in a high state of cultivation, having been for infiny years
past occupied by the,Proprictor ; together. with a substantial
and commodious- Brick-fronted DWELLING-HOUSE;
ated on a 'pleasant eminence, .containing two. Parlours,' a
Kitchen, Siore-room, cool Dairy and 'Pantry, five airy Bed-
chambers, two Attics, and two• good Cellars ; aLo sc Brew-
house, with an Oven, a Coal-house, and other uunicrons.and
convenient' Offices; two Barns, Stabling, for,fifteen HorSes,
Chaise-house, two Cart-lodges, with a Granary over
.one of
them sufficient to contain 150 quarters of corn; also several
long Cattle4shads, Cow-house for 10 Or 12 Cows; Piggeries
and other convenient Out-buildings, au excellent Garden,
well. planted with choice Fruit.Treesi and also a corrAGE
divided into two Tenements.

The above "Estate is situated, commanding 'a
vie* of the river Crouch and of the Thames. The House and
Buildings are in repair, and tit for the immediate
.reception. of a family of respectability; distant about forty-
eight, Miles front London, twenty f?oni Chelmsford, ',and . ten
from Maldon, two capital Market-towns, and only two Miles
froM Burnham,•where corn is shipped for the London Mar- ,
kets every week.—The Land-Tax is-redeemed.'
The Estate may be viewed until the day of Sale, by apply-7
ing at.CriNea Flail.. .
Printed Particulars and Conditions .of Sale will be distri-
buted in due time, and may he had upon the premises; and
at the Black Boy Inn, Chelmsford •, King's Head, Maldon ;
White. Hart, Burnham ; Royal Hotel, New South-End ; Three
Cups, Colchester; Blue Posts, Witham; Spread Eagle, In,
gatestone ; White Hurt, Rumford ; at the place of Sale ; and
of Messrs. TiNDAL and PEaKINS, Solicitors, Chelmsford, at
.whose Otlice a l'lan of the Estate may be seen;
,and at the
Auction. Mart, London.