The Sun.
London, England, 1802-06-17 00:00:00

OX FORDSHI RE COUNTY MEETING.

At a Numerous. and RespeCiable ETI NG of the-NOBI-
LITY, GENTRY., CLERGY, and FREEHOLDERS
of the COUNTY of OXFORD-, convened in the Town
Hall at Oxford, on Monday' the t4th of lune, tf3oz, by
poblie Advertisement from Thomas Toovey, Esq. the
High Sheriff, to consider .of an ADDRESS to HIS MA-
J ESTY on the happy Restoration of Peace;
THE SHERIFF haring stated to the Meeting,
1 that he had, on a Requisition from several Gentlemen,.
convened'the Meeting quitted the Chair, to which he was-
again unanimously called;'
When Jahn Atkykis Wright, Esq. in an -appropriate
Speech, proposed an Address to. His Majesty, which was se-
conded by P. L. Powys, Esq. ; and a Cemmittee being ap-
pointed to prepare the same, withdrew_and prepared thefol-
lowing, which being read, was unanimously approved, raild
the Sheriff was dashed to sign the same in the name of the
Meeting,' viz.
" TO THEKING'sMOST EXCELLENT MAJESTY,
We, YOur Majesty's "most' dutiful and loyal Subjeds,
.the Noblemen, Gentletnen, Clergy, and Freeholders'of the
'County of Oxford, humbly 4iek leave to approach Your NI-a•
jesty with our sincere Congratulations on the Restoration of
the Public Peace.
" While we rejoice that amid the Disasters which other
Kingdoms of Europe have experienced, Your Majesty and
yam- Royal House have, under the protection of Divine Pro-
vidence, been preserved to your grateful and atfeCtionate Peo-
ple; we congratulate Your Majesty, that the good sense .of
the Nation has been eminently manifested in rejecting with
abhoriemethe Principles of Anarchy, and in summering with
still firmer attachment, if possible, to those of our invalua--
ble.Constitution. •
" With becoming sentiments of National Pride, we also
congratulate Your Majesty on the many instances of hethism
and valour which have been displayed in your Fleets and
Armies during the late arduous Contest, and Which have at
length enabled Your Majesty to exercise your-best Pnroga-
tiye, and to restore on honourable Terms the tranquillity of
your Dominions. • • , •
We beg leave to assure Your Majesty of bur readiness to
stand forward in defence and support of the Honour anti'Dig-
nity of your Crown, and the Satety and NY elfare althe Church
and State, if at any time endangered by Foreign or Domestic
Enemies.
"'And we unite in prayers to the Almighty, that the
life of Your Majesty may be prolonged to a late period, and
that under your mild Government this Ctiuntry may long en-
joy the solid blessings of Peace "

THOMAS TOOVEY

The Sheriff and the Members for thC -County, were, re.
quested to °resent the Address to His Majesty; and to be ac-
companied by such Gentlemen as thought proper to ittend.
The Chairman was desired to sign the MmUtes in the name
of the Meetingi.and to insert same in the Oxford journal, the
Reading Mercury, and two London Papers.
THOMAS TOOVEY, Chairman.

The Chairman having again quitted the Chair, the Thanks
Of the Meeting to the Sheriff, tor calling the same, and or
his Condua in the Chair, was unanimously voted.

At a MEETING of the MAGISTRATES and YEOMEN
OFFICERS of tjte COUNTY of C LAKE. convened by
Public Advatisement, held at Ennis the 17th Day of May,
lan.;
Colonel FRANCIS MACNAMARA in the Chair ;

THE following
,ADDRESS was Unanimously
Resolved upon ;

apo.
To BRIGADIER GENERAL MEYRICK.

Recofieding, as we ever must with the highest sentiments
of ap probation, your seasonable, Alert, and e tfedual• exertions
to subdue a Rebellion which fora momentaSsuMed A dread-
ful anti'destrudive appearance in this County, and which Ai,
your approach sunk to teror and dismay, we should-be want-
ing in gratitude to you, and do violence to our own feelings,
it we omitted offering you the kindest t.n.pressions of our well
inerii'ed regard and esteem •• • •
'While we thinz applaud yon.for the promptneSs and vigour
of vOur Condua as a Commander, we cannot pass over that
politenesS and urbanity of manners which you possess in so
high a degree as to engage and conciliate all those within the
'circle of your acquaintance.. • .
Resolved, That we highly approve of the Condud'of Major.
Swyny.Auring his appointment as Brigade Major for this
• County, and that he be requested to present the foregoing
Address to General Meyrick. ,
.. (Signed) 17:MACNAMARA, Chairman.
John O'Callaghan, H.. D. Massey,
, • C haste O'lailaghan, . Henry Brady,
Anthony fira4y, lolii Wady;
W. Purdon, Burdon Scott,
Steph!ttHastings, George Studdart,
ThoryialirtAvn,
R. C. Dane,
Robert 'estrop, j. Macnamara. •

Galway, May

GENTLEMEN,
Ihiive had the Honour of receiving your Address, and I feel
most highly gratified, that niy Condua during the period I
Commanded in the County of Clare, has bean deemed wor-
thy of your approbation.=
I am extremely happy at having this opportunity of ex-
pressing my obligations to the Magistrates and:Yeomanry of
the County, for their zealous co-operations and assistance
upon every occasion, and particularly for their spirited and
well- timed exertions, at a the period alluded to m the Re-
solutions of the t7th inst.
1 shall ever acknowledge with gratitude, the kindness and
civilities I invariably experienced in the County of Clare.
I have-the Honour to be,* Gentlernen,
With every sentiment of esteem and regard,
Your most obliged and taithtul hutable Servant,
THOMAS MEYkICK,
To the Magistrates and Yeomanry:
Officers in the County of Clare. s