The Sun.
London, England, 1802-05-21 00:00:00

SUN.

SURREY MEETING, •
May 26, 1802.
ikT a Public Meeting of the Nobility, Gentry,
Clergy, Freeholders, and other inhabitants of the
County of Surrey, held This Day at Epsom, an Address to
His Majesty, on the happy Event of the conclusion of a
Peace; was unanimously agreed to, and ordered to be signed-
by the High Sheriff, on behalf of the County, and presented
by him to His Majesty, accompanied by the Lord Lieute-
nant, the Members for the Ceuntv, and other Gentlemen.
EDWARD PEPPIN, Sherift:
The High Sherifrhaving left the Chair, the thanks of the
Meeting were given to him for his impartial condud, and
able assistance on the occasion.

HALIFAX, MAY 13.
A T a Meeting of the Principal Inhabitants of the
A. Tows and Parish of Halifax, called by Public Adver-
tisement, and held this Day at the Talbot Inn,
JOHN EDWARDS, in the Chair,
Resolved, That our sincere and grateful Thanks are justly
due to the Volunteer Corps of this Parish, for the important
services rendered by them during the time ,they -have been
embodied, by which the public tranquillity has 'teen pre-
served during the most critical and dangerous period in His-
tory ; an . honourable and useful example has been afforded
to their fellow:,subjeCts, of attachment to their -Sovereirn'and
the Constitution of their Country, and the Public Defence
as-;isted by their zealous and repeated offers of Service in any
part of the kingdom.•
Resolved,- That our most sincere and cordial Thanks are
hereby giVen to the Volunteer Corps.
Resolved, That Lieutenant-Colonel lltidsn be requested
to corrimimicate to the Corps-the above Resolutions:
• ResolVed, That a Piece of.Piatei with appropriate inscrip-
tions, be presented to each of the-two Field Officers of the
Corps; Lieutenlint.L Colonel Hudson and Major' Priestle2,•, as a
mark of the high sense this Meeting entertains-of theimpor-
tanf Services. they Have rendered to .-the ,Public during their
respective Commands.
Resolved, That a Subscription for that 'purpose be opened
at the.two Banks. • -

Resolved, That a Conirnittee be appointed to carry the
above Resolutions into cited, and -that the following Gentle,
men be the Committee,• vii . _ •

Mr. Edwards

Mr. W. Mitchell

Mr. Burnley - Mr, Priestley'
Mr. Crossley Mr. Swaine
Mr. Edwards, Northowram Mr.AValker, Crow-Nest
. Mr. S. Lees -• Mr. Walker, WalterelOugh
Mr. Lodge Mr. Waterhouse
ReSiolved, That the thanks of this MeClibg be given to the
Associated Volunteer Cavalry, for the zeal and alacrity .with
which they came fortVard at a very dangerous crisis, and for
the essential services rendered by them to the public dining
tlie period in Which they have been embodied; „,•
Resolved, That it is the opinion 0f this, Meeting, that the
continuance of the services ot that Corps, would be attended
tvith'important advantages to the community.
Resolved, That Captain Ingrain be requested to cotnrnu-
nicate to the Corps the two preceding Resolutions,
Resolved, That the ptoceedings or this Meeting be pub-
,a the Halifax and Leeds Newspapers, and in the Scar
and Star. -

Resolved, That the thanks of this Meeting, be given to the
Chairman, for his conduct; in the Chair.
JOHN EDWARDS, Chairman.

This Day, was published, price. 7s. 6d.
`TWENTY PSALMS and HYMNS, in Three
.1. and Four\ Parts, as sungat the different Churches and
Chapels in Bath.
Composed by WM. DALMER.
Adapted for the Piano Forte or Organ. In order to render
this Publication of general' use to Choirs, the 'Author. begs
leave to observe that the greater part of the Tunes • may be
sung tu-rnany other Ps4msanddiymns of equal metre, and
he has selected appropriate words for each Tune from M E R-
•R CK's, ana the New Version, and from the different Col-
lection c,ff{ysnns now most in use, a reference to which, is
given in the Work.• .
London : Printed for the Author, and sold by him, at No.
17, Tarragon Buildings, 'Bath : may also be-had of Mr. Pres-
ton, Strand, London ; and at all the principal Music Shops
and Booksellers in the Kingdom.