The Sun.
London, England, 1802-08-25 00:00:00

WEDNESDA Y; AUGUST 25, 1802.

At a MEETING of the OFFICERS of the PENDENNIS
ARTILLERY VOLUNTEERS, held 0114 lgth August,
t 802., at Wynn's Hotel, Falmouth,
Major WILLIAMS in the Chair;
Resolved Unanimously,
nrHAT an ADDRESS, of which the following
1 is a Copy, be immediately sent to Lieutenant-Colonel
BURG E SS, Commandant of the said Regiment.
Falmouth, Aug. tg, 1802,

We cannot lodge the Arms of the Regiment of Pendennis
Artillery Volunteers in Depot appointed for them, with-
out looking back with pleasure and gratitude on your condo Ct;
not only in the formation and establishment of the Regiment,
but also in your great attention to us, and the Non-comthis
sioned Officers and Privates thereof, since we stept forward,
under your Cominand, in the defence of the Honour and
Dignity oldie Crown, and the Rights and Privileges, of the
People of this Country, against Foreign and Domestic Ene-
mies.

Your untemitted ififrts for increasing the respectability,
good order, and discipline, of our Regiment {After having, at
all times, as well in the Field as out ofit, in a most peculiar
manner excited yourself), call for our warmest and most un-
feigned Thanks; and it circumstances should hereafter occur,
to iiiduceGoverninent again to embody Volunteer Regiments,
we pledge ourselves to come forward, unJer your Command,
whenever you think proper to call upon us.
We beg you will do us the honour to accept a Piece of
Plate we shall tintettote:tbacillt, With a suit Able Inscription,
iracommemoration o€ your iniefatigable ze4 for the Regi.
merit of rendenni*.Artillery-V-oluntettrs, and as a small
token of our gratitude„xnu otour respect and esteem fol. you,'
as an OIgINK and a Gentleman.
We h“ve the:tionatir to be,
Your most respectful and obedient Servants,
HENRY WI.LLIAMS, Major,
To Lieut. Col. 'Bead xis, For Self and Brother 001,:ers.
Commandant Pet.dennis
Artillery Volunteers, Fat-

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Mouth.
Resolved, That a Copy of the above Resolutions and Let.
ter be inserted in the Orderly Kook of -the Regiment, in the
Cornwall Gazette; and THE YVIV.

'By Order of the Meeting,
HENRY WILLIAMS, Major.
Major Williams having qu;tted the Chair, Capt. Hooton,
the Senior Captain, was Uk ired to take the same, when it
was I.lnaninions4 Resolved, That the Thanks of the Meeting
be given to the Major, for his great attention to therßeOnent
during its continuati..e, and foi his cqiiiiud M the Chair this
evening. •
By Order, and on behalf of the Meeting,
• • JOHN HOOTON, Captain:

CENTLEIvitN,
I big your acceptan-ce of my. most grateful Thanks, •for
your very handsome acknowledgment ,of my Services, as
Commandant of the Regiment of l'endennis Artillery Vo-
runic:l-s, and fof the valuable Memorial or-it which )uu have
been so good as to vote me : a Alentoriai which will ever be
most flattering-tome, as afibrding a lasting proof, of the at:_
tectionatc regards of so respectable a Corps of Officers, to
whoni I am attached by tne most friendly tres,-ancl by whose
Loyalty, Subordination, Orlicer-like' Conduct, and Gentle,
manlike Behaviour,:l have been enabled,-, by Goti's
ing, to carry on toe Duty of the Regiment in a manner truly
pleasant to myself; and, if I may he snowed to judge by the
high Characia the Regiment bears `in - general .estinnition,
with some little degree of ut►lity to- the glorious Cause we
undertook, namely, the voluntary defence of the Rights and
Liberties or our King and Country.
Be assured, I shall ever cherish the remembrance of the
thousand acts of. friendship and regard I have received frOm
you ail : anti copet;ia Ily- of cheinuent liberal iy.stauei of yoyr
partiality ro

Gentlemen,
Your much obliged and most faithful Servant,
J. BURGESS,
Lieut,.Col. Coinmandant V.
Falmouth. Aug. so, tBo2. • •
To Major Williams, and the Officers
of the Regiment of the 11/4ndennis
Artillery Volunteers.

This Day was published, price 2s.
A CHARGE delivered to the CLERGY of the
A
DIOCESE of LANDAFF, in June 182.
By RICHARD WATSON, D. D: F. R. S.
Bishop of Lancia:
Printed for T. Gadd', jun. and W. Davies, Strand.
Of whom may be had, web, published by the same Author,
A Serl7lo preached in the Chapel of the London Hospi-
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At a numerous and respeaable MEETING of the WOOL-
LEN MANUFACTURERS of the WEST of ENG-
LAND, holden this 16th day of August 'Sot, at the
White Hart Inn in Bath, pursuant to Adjournment ;
JOHN JONES, jun. in the Chair ;

AFTER having taken into consideration the
many OUTRAGES which here recently been com-
mitted by some deluded Workmen, who ignorantl; imagine
themselves to be injured by the use of certain Machinery,
and have in consequence reported very-unfounded and erro-
oeous accusations against their Masters for its introdoetion,
whereby the, public mind may unwarily have been influ.
enced to commiserate their representations ; and the Meeting
being duly impressed with the convidion, that the produce .
of a man's ingenuity (as well in the woollen-as in other ma-
nntattures and agriculture) is as sacred a species of • pro-
petty as any other estate whatsoever;
It was unanimously Resolved,
That the Subscription entered into at the last Meeting,
for the purpose of offering rewards for the discovery of.
and bringing to conviction the offenders, who have been or
shall hereafter be guilty of such outrages, and for the de.
fraying the expenees of prosecutions, shall be promoted by
every means iii the power of this Meeting.
That the Chairman be desired to caution the public against
the scandalous and false reports circulated by the S:ieern:!!
and others ; and also to caution *ll persons against thegal
contributions, subscriptions, and combinations.
That tor the preservation of the Trade of oils part of the
country, it is the determination of this Meetlo to defend '
the -Machinery already introduced, and any winch, from its
utility, may be judged advisartle hereafter to introduce, into
the %%tool len Manufacture, against theattat.lts or any person
or persons whomsoever ; he Manulatturers engaging/to find
employ for all persons _in their respettive employment, in
some other branch of the-Manufacture, ot'whith sucit person
shall be capable, at ample and sufficient wages, in case, by
the introduction of Machinery, the services of any such
persons shall be rendered unnecessary in the particular branch
'of the Manufacture in which they are now, or have lately
been employed; so long as such persons shall demean them.
selves with propriety.
The Chairman having reported to the Meeting, that a Sub-
scriberhaving (in consequence of a promise of a reward of
Five Hundred Pounds; to be paid out of the Fund subscribed
by this Meeting) obtained information against several persons
concerned in setting fire to LITTLETON MILLS; and that
some cl such offenders have in consequence thereof been ap.
preliended and diuninitted RESOLVED, That on the con-
viction of any one or more of such offenders so committBi, the
said reward of Five Hundred Pounds be paid by the Chairman
out of the:Fund established by this !getting.
That the Chairman, with any four other Gentlemen he
may nominate, be appointed a Committee, to examine the
severit7 Statutes relating to the Woollen Manufaftures, and
to report abstrads of their contents at the next Meeting.
That a reward: of Fifty Pounds shall be paid to the first
persm (whether an accomplice or not) who shall discover
the irrpet ratorsi aiders.or abettors, concerned in any
_malicious
felony that may hereafter becoininitted against the property
or personal safety of any of the .Mantifaeturers who subscribe
to tic Fund established by this Meeting. or of any of their
Workmen, or perzons employed in their defence ; to be paid
on cony dicta of the offender iir offenderS; And-that any
persoa or persons who shall :apprehend' and deliver to thc,
Civil Power anroffender or offenders, who shall be ssembleJ
together for the purpose. of committing depredations on the
property of any of the Subscribers, shall receive Five Guineas
reward tbl" each person so apprehended, such last-mentioned
.reward to be paid on the commitment of such offender or
offenders.

That George Hayward Tugwell, Esq. Banker in the City
of Bath, be appointed Treasurer of the •Fund belonging to
this Meeting, with power to make' calls upan. the. Subscri-
bers, under the direction of the Chairthan, who is hereby au..
thoriseci to make good froni stich-Ftinds any Rewards ()Di:red,
'upon the .‘onvidion of any Olfenaer or Otlenders; and to
defray the expences of prosecutions,- according to the Reso-
lugons of August act last. •
, That these Resolutions oe advertised
Star, and in the Bath Chronicle,-Bath Herald, Rudh..ll's and
Pine's Bristol, Salisbury, and Gloucester Newspapers . • and
that Copies be printed and circulated in the thanufacturing
neighbourhoods.
That this Meeting be adjourned to Morn'ay the rrli Day
of September next, subject to an earlier call by the Chair-
man. . _ _

Signed on behalf of the Meeting,
• JOHN JONES, jun. Chaittna.n.