The Sun.
London, England, 1834-12-01 00:00:00

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No. 13,175.

AT a MEETING of ELECTORS of the
BOROUGH of BIRMINGHAM, held at the Town-hall
on Fa Inas-, summoned by a Requisition, very numerously signed,
and which had been previously posted in the Town, the following
Re7,olutions were unanimously adopted :
Moved by Mr. HENRY SNIITH, and seconded by Mr.
G. F. MeNTZ

Ist. That this Meeting is impressed with feelings of deep regret
at the transference of his Majesty's confidence from the late Admi-
nistration to a party which has been uniformly distinguished by its
resistance to all measures of national improvement, by its avowed
sympathies with the cause of Despotism throughout the whole of
Europe, and by its contemptuous disregard of the popular spirit
and free institutions of their own country. Whilst we disavow
interference with any exercise of the Royal prerogative, we deem
it a paramount duty to state, that in our opinion the recent
precipitate change in his Majesty's Council is taught with evil
the most disastrous to every interest, social and commercial. Re-
quiring, as we do, such extensive alterations of the .present Eccle-
siastical Establishment as not merely justice, but. the interests of
religion, imperiously demand, together with such a revisal of
cur municipal system as may be accordant with the advancing
intelligence of the people, the maintenance of honourable peace
abroad, eeoonorny at home, the avoidance of all laws by which com-
merce is restricted, manufactures impeded, or full impartial justice
wi!liholden from any class in the United Kingdom. We feel that
we should look in vain for such blessings from a party which has
ever fostered those abuses under which the nation staggered nearly
to dissolution, nor will we be deluded by their specious pretences
of a liberal spirit, acting on which, would be an exhibition of poli-
tical profligacy so unexampled as to deprive them of respect as pri-
vate, or confidence as 1-sl,lic Wc),lkotefore,.deem. it our-
bout;--den duiiirttritidiOelrlt
to ti, stt:elr4tel+4-'s3-elell4beisit' into
action those powers with' which the Reform Bill has invested us,
and appoint a Committee for the purpose of securing,_ in case of a
Dissolution of Parliament, such representatives for this: Borough
and the Northern Division of the county of Warwick, as shall pro-
mote the measures, on the acquisition of which we are deliberately
and unalterably determined.
Moved by the Rev. T. M. 141`Donnell, and seconded by Mr.
William Beale.

2n3. That the following gentlemen form a committee with power
to add to their number, for the purpose stated in the foregoing re-
solution.

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[Here follow the names of nearly one hundred of the principal
electors. 1
Moved by Mr. Edmonds, secondei by Mr. James James.
3rd. That the resolutions of this day be inserted in the three
Birmingham papers, the Morning Chronicle, Courier, and Globe,
The Sun, and True Sun, and such other pagers as the meeting
may think fit. WM. PHIPs 0 N, Chairman.
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Mr. Henry Smith having been placed in the Chair,
4th. That the best thanks of this meeting be given to William
Phipson, Esq., for his independent, conciliatory, and decisive con-
duct in the chair. HENRY SMITH.

BRIGHTON, Nov. 30.

Their Majesties and relatives heard divine service this fore-
noon in one of the rooms of the Palace. The Rev. F. F.
Bowes, assisted by the Rev. Mr. Wood, officiated. The suite
also were present. -The Earl of Brownlow was the Lord in
Waiting and Lady Brownlow the Lady in Waiting, on their
Majesties.
Yesterday her Majesty, attended by Lady Brownlow, took
can iage exercise for some time along the cliffs, and various
parts of the town.
The Princess Augusta was also in public, accompanied by
Lady L. Cornwallis.
Pyince George, accompanied by his tutor, promenaded on
'the Western Esplanade.
The King and Lady Sidney drove out together in a close-
carriage and four ; his Majesty selected the road to Shore-
ham for his drive, previous to which he gave audience to Mr.
Campbell.
The Princess Augusta, Prince George, their Majesties' re-
latives, and the Royal Suite, formed the dinner party on last
evening at the l'alace.
Sir John Woolmore joined the RoYal Suite yesterday after_
noon.

Sir Frederick Watson left the Palace this morning for town.

The Marquis of Lansdowne arrived et the York Hotel on.
Thursday last, and returned to tovrn on the following morn-
in The noble Marquis's visit to Brighton was wholly uu
connected with politics,,,hc.ing merely a complimentary visit.,,,'hitrlVNjeaty;:: ' ;-
The Earl and Countess of Ripon arrived the same day, and
also left their names at the Palace.

The Marquis and Marchioness of Bute, Lord Western, Sir
John and Miss Beresford, Admiral Thompson, Mr. Culling
Smith, Sir George and Lady Shiffner, Earl and Countess of
Sheffield , Earl and Countess of Chichester, and Lord and
Lady Byron, dined with their Majesties on Friday evening.
The Royal carriage is ordered at a quarter before 9 o'clock
to-morrow (this) morning to take their Majesties to/London,
who will reach there about 1. The Court will remain at St.
James's Palace until the end of the week, and then return to
the Pavilion. Such are the arrangements at present made,
should nothing occur to alter them.

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