The Sun.
London, England, 1812-06-27 00:00:00

NOItTHAMPTON:

Ar..T a MEETING of tht•INHABIT2rNTS of
the TOWN of NORTHAMPTON, held pursuant to
publk Notice at- the Guild all in the said Town the 28th
Day of Mar, 1812,
JOHN CHAMBERS, Esq. Mayor, in the Chair;
Resolved Unanimously, ••
Tlit an humble and dutiful Address of Condolence- be
presented to his Royal Highness the Prince Regent,.expres-
sive
.of the horror and detestation of the unexampled and
atrocious murder of the Right.Honourable'SpenceC Pcrceval,
late one of the Members in Parlianieot for tins Town.
The following Address was then proposed by Dr. Kerr,.
seconded by Mr. Justice Smith, adopted, and ordered to be
ingrossed.
To his Royal Highness the Prince of Wales,, Regent; of the
United hingdoni of GNU Britain and Ireland.
The hum!de, dutiful, and loyal Address Of-- the Mayor;
-Bailiffs, Burgesses, .and other the Inhabitants of the Town
of Northampton :
•
'lay it please your Royal Highness,
We, the Mayor, Bailiff., Burgesses, and other the In-
habitantsof •the Town of Northampton, assembled in the
Gaildliall of the said Town, on Thursday, the 21th day 'of
May, 1612, pursuant to public Notice; beg leave to approach
your Royal 'Highness with sentiments of the deepest sorrow
and regret, in order to express car utmost horror and- detes-
tation of one of the foulest and mostatrocious acts of Murder,
on the person of thellight Honourable
,Spencer Perceval,
that ever stui.led the annals of tht Country, _ as being conk
nUtted. within "-the walls of the House of Commons, on his
way to discharge tl.e high and important duties of his office,
'as Prime Minister of these Realms;

By this dire Calamity your Royal Highness has been de-
prived of it Most ,faithful and confidential Servant.: the Coun-
'try of one of its brightest-Ornaments as a Statesaian, a Mari,'
and a Christian ; and ourselves of a Representative in Par-
liament, of".whoge valuable Servicei for upWardS of 16''YZars
we,shall ever cherish the most grateful Recollection.
While similar sentiments of . Sorrow and Regret are daily
tendered to your Royal -Iligizne,s, on this most melancholy
EVent, we feel ourselves more particularly called upon to cx-
press.tn your Royal Highness o'er most heartfelt Condolence
for the of so great good a
If any thing, however, could alienate the painful Impres-
sina which is so generally felt on this mournful occasion;. it
is the consoling assurance we derive floes the measures which
Parliament have already adopt.l, in Consequence.of .your
Royal liighness's most gracious recommendation' that, the
family of this great and lamented Statesman tlfas cruelty
bereft of a hus'oinid, a father, and' aprotector, will ,not. be
left destitute of a 'provision, at once suited to their rank in
society, to the meritorious services of their departed relative,
arid tithe character and dignity Of the nation.
For this mark of your Itoyat Highness's gracious and
humane sympathy in the feelings of ,an afflicted faraily who
have been so-long and inLimane:y connected with Mr. ;Per-
teval, and whose loss we now so sincerely deplore, parti-
cularly entreat permissi,pn most strongly to express our lively
sense of gratitude.

• .
We filially beg your Royal Highness will accept the most
solemn assurance of our nimiterabki loyalty and attachment
to his --waicsty'3 Person and faluity, and 10 the-government
of the country, now entrusted to the cal.o, of your ;loyal

' —4l.esuli'ed Unanimously, .
That the said Address be signed by the Mayor, on the
behalk of the Meeting. ,
Resolved Uhizatiolisly,
That the M-ayo, the Ncnibers in Parliament for this Town;
and such ether Gentlemen as-can make it convenient to at-
tend, be requested to present such Address. •
Resolved Linanimondy,
That the Thanks of this Me.7...ting he given to Dr. Xerr, the
Mover, and to Mr. Justice hurith, the Seconder, of the Ad-
dress, fol. the able and impressive m,-4aner in which they re-
spectively treated subject.
Resolved -tin:tin:nously,- - •
That these Resolutions be sighed bythe,Chairman, and, to.
gether with, the Addeess, be publithsed twice in the News-
papers the Northampton Mercury, the Sun, and the
Islt/ruing- Chronicle, after the Address has been- presoite,d.
JOrIN cHANIBEIts,
The. Mayor having quitted the Chair, it was .-,riataimoo3.ly
resolved, that the Thanks of the Meeting begiven to him, for
his Readioess in calling the same, anti far his proper conduct
in t'.a Chair.

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