The Sun.
London, England, 1802-06-11 00:00:00

OXFORDSHIRE

T AVING rect.ve 1 a REQUEST from 'everal
NOBLEMEN and GENTLEMEN, Freeholders of
the COUNTY of OXFORD, 1 hereby apoint M E ET-
/NG to Yee held at the TOWN-HALL, in Oxford, on Mon-
day the 14th of June inst. at Twelve o'Clock at Noon, Pa
the purpose of preparing an ADDRESS to H 1 S MAJESTY
on the happy Restoration of PEACE.

THOMAS TOOVEY, Sheriff
Joyce Grove-House,
'tune 3, riiez.

At a ME ET I,NG of the MA I.STE RS of the COUNTY of
C 1.0 C EST EK, held at the Fleece Inn, at Rodborough,
the _7th of May, 180 i, pursuant to Public Advertisement;
Mr. LEVERSAGE in the ;
ippp. ESOLVED, That it is the Opinion of this
11... Meeting, that the 3oth Sedion of the Aa of Parlia.,
ment lately passed, tOr imposing a new Duty on Malt, and
that part of. the 33d Sedion of the same Al, which relates
to the Wetting, Watering, or Sprinkling Malt, before the
same has been twelve days from the Cistern, is highly op-
pressive and injurious, and ought to be repealed.
ReSolved, That a Petition be immediately presented to
Parliament, praying that the. same may be repealed.
Resolved, That the Petition now read, be approved, and
that the Members for the County be requested to present the
same.

Resolved, That a Subscription be immediately entered
into,' for defraying the necessary Expences attending the
same. • .

'Ordered, That these Resolutions be published twice, in
each of THE SUN, Star, and Gloucester Papers.
PETER L•EVERSAGE.
The Chairman having quitted the Chair, the Thanks of
this Meeting were unanimously vuted to him, for his atten-
tive cundutt therein.

At an ASSEMBLY of the MAYOR, SHERIFFS, and
'CONIMON-COUNCIL of the CITY of CORK, the
31st Day of May, iSca,

Tire following ADDRESS to the Right Hon. Admiral
LORD GARDN ER, was unanimously voted :
THE Recall of your highly respetted Predecessor
would have been much more sensibly telt and regretted
by us, had not our beloved Sovereign been graciously pleased
to appoint your Lordship his Successor in Command ; to His
Majesty we therefore feel bourid in gratitude for conferring
that situation on your Lordship; as from your tried and ac-
knowledged abilities, we could safely repose every confident
reliance that your utmost exertions would at all times be di_
retied towards the protection of this Country. In these our
expectations we have not been disappointed during the period
of your residence amongst us.
Your removal we should now deeply regret, if occasioned
by-any other cauSe•than_ the return or Peace, a blessing, the
attainment of-which can alone he ascribed to the glorious and
unequalled Valour of His Mit.iesty"s Forces by Sea and Land.'
In the Nava! Department, we cannot but add thawour Name
and Character will everNink high in our estimation.
We entreat your Lordship, before your departure, to :lc.-
cept our fervent wishes, that you may for many yearn enjoy
a dignified repose under the shade of latirels well earned.
We have the Honour to remain,
With perfeet esttem,
Philip Allen,
William
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.W‘eves
r‘s ot
virxooin.po p Mayor,
Leyccster,
Thomas-Harding, jun. G. N SherilE,
Paul Maylor, Samuel Rowland,
Thomas /larding, John Shaw,
Thomas Dunscombe, Cuiu.. John Thowson,
mon S peaker, Phmlmp Bennet.

To which the Right Hon. Admiral- LORD GARDNER
was pleased to return the following Answer :
the MAYOR, SHERIFFS, and COMMON-COUN—
CIL (lithe CITY of CORR.

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I feel with pride, and. shall remember with gratitude, the
Honour you have.this day conferred on me. The approba-
tion of such men as compost; the respectable Body woo have
been 'pleased to reward me with this distinguished mark of
their kindness, is truly grateful to me ;'and , permit we .to
assure you, that although I am to be so soon separated front
you, 1 shall carry with the the strongest sentiments of at-
tachment to s our City, and shall ever have the most sincere
for tile Happiness and Prosperity of Cork and Ireland.
I have the Honour to be,
Gentlemen,
Your faithful and obliged humble Servant,
Cove-House, GARDNER.
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