The Sun.
London, England, 1803-08-01 00:00:00

A T a MEETING ..f the NOBILITY, GEN-
'.O TLEMEN,- CLERGY, FREEHOLDERS, and
other INHABITANTS of the COUNTY of ANGLE.
SEY, held at the County-Hall, in -Beaumaris, on Monday
the 25th day of July, 1803, (pursuant to Advertisement issued
for that purpose by the Iligh S heri II), to consider of an
• Address to Fits Majesty on the present state of ' Public
Athig; ;

PR/SENT:

Sir WTI. BULK.ELEY HUGHES.Knt. Sheriff, in the
Chair ; . .
The Right Hon. Lord Vis. Rev. E. Lloyd.
count Bulkelq. Rev. H. Rowland.
Owen Put land Meyrick, E sq. Rev. T. E. Owen.
Owen Williams. Esq. M. A'. Rev. Richard Griffith.
John 13o4clianSpartow,E4q, Rev. Thomas Evans.
•tVilliain l'eacocke, Esq. ' Rev. Henry llughcs.
I. G. Lewis, Esq. Rev. Maur. Lewis.
Robert Lloyd, Esq. Royal Rev. Ed. Davies.
Nave. . Rev. Richard Thomas.
Rev. J„ Lewis.
Owen Meyrick, Esq. Wm.-Price, Esq.
Win. Sparrow, F.sq. Mr. J. Jones.
Mr. "Iliomas Jones
ro:hschnnP ;ratiincre,°tk4ouetriilEoEsligseq's ~ Esq.
ohn Price, Esq.
owland Williams, Esq.
It
Mr. Wm. Williams.
Mr. Roberts.- •
Mr. Tone
ThOmas Bell, Esq. Mr. Allen,
Owen Owen, Esq. Mr. tones.
Rev. Archdeacon Smith. Mr. 1-linde,
Rev. I. Williams.

Theßight Houourable Lord [Nikeley moved the Address,
which being read, 'was seconded by O. P. Meyriek, Est .
and unanimously voted.
Resolved, That the same be• signed by the High Sheriff in
the name of the Meeting, and transmitted to the' Lord Lieu-
tenant of the county, with a requemt .4 this Meeting, .that
his Lordship will be pleased to preseat-the saute to His
majesty.
Resolved,. That the Minutes of the Proceedings of this
Meeting, with a Copy of the Address adjoined, be inserted
,once in each of the Chester Papers, Tux SUN, and the
Morning Post.

W. B. HUGHES, Sheriff:
Resolved. That the Thanks of this Meeting be given to
he High Sheriff' for convening the Meeting, and for his ‘on-
duet Ott the occasion.
By Otter of the Meeting,
O. A. POOLE, Under-Sheriff.
TO THE 101,M's MOST EXCELLtNT MATESTY.
• We, the Noble Men, Gentlemen, Clergy,. Fseeliolders,
and others, of the County of Anglesey, deeply 'lmpressed
with a sense of Public Duty, humbly beg leave to address
,your Majesty at this momentous crisis.
" We are truly sensible of the various Blessings we enjoy,
.urider a Constitution forced upon 'principles that embrace
the equal good of all orders of Men, as well as of your Ma.
jesty's paternal care in the Government and just administra-
tloll of the Laws of these realms. _

With these impressions. and impelled by every othe • r
l'eeling that can attach us to our Country, we regard the pre-
parations and menaces of -France professedly witli;a view to
our extermination, not with dismay, but as men conscious
Of the hnporrance of the contest in which we arc engaged
a contest involving no less than the preservation of our civil
and religious rights, our personal possession, our domestic
and social happiness, or, on the other hand, consigning us to
the despotic rule of a foreign Tyrant.
.whose power, acci,
dentally acquirecl,, has hitherto been principally exerted in
the subjugation of the People of France, in the overthrow
alai plunder of defenceless States, in rapacious extortions lion,
involuntary Allies, in a solemn mockery. of the sandities of
Religion, sod whose act of Peace, as it now appears, Con-
cialed the treacherous projed of a more destruaive War.
We therefore humbly entreat your Majesty to receive
the assurance of our most a.ealoos support; oolledively and
individually we will exeit our utmost teats to repel every
'atteitpt et Invasion ; not will we suffer any abatement of
the means in our poWer td aid the measures your Majesty
mar be graciously pleased to direct for the general welfare.
WILLIAM. Iit.II.KELEY HUGHES, Shera.