The Sun.
London, England, 1802-08-14 00:00:00

SARUM ASSIZES.

GRAND JURY ROOM, Auc. 3, tBc2.
rr HE CONSTABLES of the HUNDREDS of
I. BRADFORD, CALNE, MELKSHAM,WARMIN-
.STER, and WHORWELSDOWN, having by their Pre-
sentments, substantiated the truth of the Reports of ROOT-
OUS and TUMPLTUOUS P:ZOCEEDINGS in those
Hundreds, as alluded to by Mr. Baron GRAHAM, in his
Chargt to us tile Grand Jury,
It is Resolved Unanimously, That some speedy measures
should be adopted, for putting an efTedual stop, and prevent-
ing such Riotous and Tumultuous Proceedings ; and that we
will, each of us, in our individual capacities, as private Per-
sons, or Justices of the Peace, exert ourselves to the utmost
of our power, to prevent or suppress them ; and that
endeavour to bring all those who may be found aiding, pro-
moting, or abetting such illegal praCtiecs, to exeniplary
Punishment.

Resolved, That the Thanks of the Grand Jury be given to
Mr. Baron Graham, for his excellent and appropriate Charge,
and particularly for his indulgence in giving them, at their
request, a Copy of it, and permitting them to have it pub-
lished.

Resolved, That these Resolutions, together with the Charge
of Mr. Baron GRAHAM, be inserted in the Salisbury journal,
the Bath Papers, .and in the SUN and Star.
H. P. WYNDHAM, FOREMAN.
FOLKSTONE. A. 13. LAMBERT.
BRUCE:. THOMAS BUSH.
W. P. A. A'COURT. J. W. YERBURY.
THO. ESTCO.URT. W. HARDING.
JOSHUA SMITH. W. AWDRY.
F; D. ASTI. EY. WA!). LOCKE.
RICHARD' LONG. THO. HELE ?HIPPS.
lAWDRY. ABRAHAM LUDLOW.
RA. WARNEFORD. SAMUEL ORJ.
T. GODDARD. THU. BASKERVILLE.
H. BURNET. T. BRUGES

N. B. The expelled Copy of the Charge not being yet re-
ceived, the insertion of it in this and the other Newspapers
must untiortunately be postponed till its arrival froni the
Circuit.

LONDON and PORTSMOUTH PROPOSED INLAND
NAVI,GA.TION.

At a MEETING herd this‘day at the Swan Inn, in Reigate,
in the county of Surrey,
JOHN BRICKWOOD, Esq. in the Chair;
RESOLVED, That a MEETING be held at the
KI NG's HEAD INN, in HORSHAM, in the County
of Sussex, on Wednesday the 18th day of August instant, at
Eleven o'Clock in the forenoon, torthe purpose of takint into
'consideration the propriety of lot-Ming (1) means of a Canal
and of the River-Arup), a complete INLAND NAVIGA-
TION between LONDON and PORTSMOUTH, and of
causing a Survey.to be fortiv.vith made tor ascertaining the
pradicability of the measure
By Order of the Meeting, •
PAT. DRUMMOND.
Croydon, Aug. to, AO2,

At a MEETING of the I NHAB4TANTS of the TOWN
-and COUNTY of the TOWN of GALWAY, convened
by Public Notice ;
RICHARD MARTIN, Esq. in the Chair;
HE following ADDRESS to.Brigadier-General
'AI EYRI CK was Moved by Dominick Browne. Esq.
and unanimously agreed to:

SLR, •
We cannot suffer an event, in which we take so deep a
,concern as path- departure from us, to pass without an ac-
knowledgment of our regard and esteem to you ; your conduct,
during your Command as a General Odicer in this District,
most fully entitles you to the trit)ute of our best alfecti,ins.
Vigilance and activity, tempered by prudence and discretion,
characterised yOur Measures .•.1 period of great and very ge-
neral commotion. Tranquiiihv r•:..ored, you applied your-
self to the arts of Peace, and toider your patronage and pro-
tzet.en,- vo4oerr.il Work;., greatly vontrib•:ting io the improve-
ment and embellishment cr our !'own, were exe‘uted.—
These, Sir, will long remain Monumenvs of your Public
Spirit and excellent Taste. In truth, you ha e,so identified
your Name with our Interests, that while we regard the one,
we must respect the other.
We have the Honour to remain,
SIR,
Your much obliged and devoted humble Servant.
Galway, July 26, 1802. RICHARDIWAR
Roolved, That the above Address. vit .4 firietdier-Genc-
ral illeyrick's Answer, be printed in Tux Sox, Dublin
Evening Post, and Connaught Journal.

Dublin, July 29, 1302.

SIR, . .
I have the Honour to acknowledge the receipt of your Let-
ter of the 25th inst. inclosing an Address of the Inhabitants
-of the Town and of the County of the Town of Galway.
It is impossible for me to express the high sense of obliges.
Lion I entertain, for thi,s additional testimony of their kindness
and partiality to me. -
I feel extremely flattered that my condua, during the pe-
riod I Commanded in Galway, has been deemed worthy of
their approbation ; and it affords me infinlte'satisfadion that
any effbrts of mine should havel:contnbuted either to the
Advantage or improvement of treToWn. I shall ever hold
in grateful remembrance the kindness and civilities I expe-
rienced during my residence of neir four years in the Town
of Galway.
Permit me, Sir, to add, that I am deeply impressed with
the very obliged manner iu which you have been pleased to
communicate the Address, and
I have the Honour to be, Sir, •
• . With great regard, your much obliged
. And faithful humble Servant,
Richard Martin, Esq. THOMAS MEYRICK.
Galway.