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To Robert Dewhurst, Esq. Honorary Secretary

to the Pitt Club, Blackburn.

a:l‘,ieetiOg of the Men;ber's of the Bet,citsußN
1)117 CLUB, held cbt New 'lbw,. on Wednes-
day the 19th day of .;4'.t...Veiliber, 1811, at S
O'clock in the ev,ening,, \VILLtAM CARE, Esti
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Resolyed,_That the Addr,es's of Condolence now
Prottneetl, z.tirdwhich has. been prepared pur•
suance of one of l.esOlutions of the last Meet-
ing; to his Royal Highness the Pi'ince Regent, on
the present"inelancholy 'event r
cif tire Death of her
re Royal Highnes's the Princess Charlotte of
Wares, be adopted.
That the !Mile biiasinnely ingroised on vet-
and sigtred-by the Chairman on behalf of the
"'lernbers of the Club, .and afterwards transmitted
ny the Secretary to Lord Sidinouch, with A request
that the' sathe may be presented to his Royal
tliglintss so soon as propriety will, permit.
That the Thanks of this Meeting be given to
the President and Secretary, for preparing the
Address which has just been read.
'that the Thanks of the Meeting be also given
to the Reverend Th“rnas Starkie,, A.M. Vicar of
Illatkburn, for the excellent and instructive Ser-
ino!, which he has preached this Evening, on the
Plusent lAtirentable occasion, and that he be re-
loested to. allow the Committee to publish the
same and that they be desired to wait upon Mr.
Starkie for that purpose.
• That the Thanks of this. Meeting he also given
to the Reverend Matthew IT-Starkie, LL. B. for
his-exertions on the present. occasion.
That the Thanks of • the Meeting be also given
to the Committee for the, excellent al r2t4;ements
they have etude, in the walk and le-
turn of
.the Proctssion to and from the Parish
Church.
That it be recommended to the Members of the
Club to appear onSund,ly next with crape in their
hats, as on this occa•ion, awl that they after-
wards wear crape tied close during !lie time of the
general mourning..
•That a Subscription for defraying contingent
exrentes be now entered into, and that any stir-
whiih in remain be paid to the Treasurer,
in:aid of the Funds of the Chin.
'That these Resolutions, with. 'tire Address tel
the REGENT, be inserted in ,Itt.
next
111ackburu 119ui1, and published in hand-bits, and
that a copy be sent to each Nlernber of the Chili.
WILL. cAIUt., Chairaian.

To bi 3 Royal Highness GronGg Pat Nct of WALES, Regent of
the United kingdom of Great Britain awl Ireland.
The huailile and dotifill Achttess of. the'Mentiwrs of the
• TiTT CLtia, held at. Blachburn, in the County Palatine

of Lancaster .
clay it please yeur Royal IVgltness,
'With sentinients of the deepest emotion, the-Members of
the BLACKBURN PITT (Axis presume to approach your Royal
Highness, and to otter their sincere and neartfeltcondolence
od, the late awful dispensation of Providence, which has at
once dept ired yonrßoyal Highness Nfam affectionate Daughter
arid the NatRM of a beloved Princess; in whom,as the future
Sovereign of these dominions, the public hope and expecta-
tion were fondly centered. . :
Though the Aleint,:. ts .of. this Society compose but a very
I;lPonsiderable.p.rdPortion of his Majesty's. Subjects, they yet
venture to hope that they shall not be deemed 'intrusive
or I
lifesumptuotts itl thus expressing to your Royal Bighoess
their sincere participation its the general feelings Of affliction
411Sirich: this most melancholyand'calaniitotts event has excited
in-ueery the remotest part of the United Kingdom,aud in all
classes of his Majesty's Subjects.
But whilst we thus deplore'l he occasion aFour present Ad-
dress, we repine tint; nor mbrintir at the affliction's with
Which 'it bath pleased•the Almighty ,at•this time tO'risit our
Protectors and our Nation; we rather console ourselves
with the hope that,the cheerless gloom which at ;present sur-
rounds .us, may ‘'eft! tong, by the bounty of the same Al-
Mighty Power, be dispelled, and that the Crown of this
Kingdom may, to the remotest period, be worn by the De-
Acendants of its present most 'revered and illustrious Posses-
sor, under.whosemild,bencdcent Reign ltis `Subjects have en-
joyed so ample a portion of happiness, and under whose
.cpunsels the Country has been raised to a pitch of glory and
prosperity unexampled in all past ages. .
We Would also add our most fervent prayer, that your

Royal Highness may be •enabled to support yourself un-
der the present heavy calamity, and that you may in peace,
lappiness, and•prosperity, be lung spared to the hopes and
niches of the Nation, of which, under •the Divine Blessing,
you are destined to be the future Sovereign.
Signed on behalf of the Members of the Club, assembled on
the 19th day of November, 1817.
WILL. CARR, Chairman.

Whitebait, November 25, 1817.

.SIR,-1 have had the honour to lay before his
,Royal flightless the Prince Regent, the very du-
tiful and loyal Address of the Members of the
•P:tt Club at Blackburn, the Comity Palatine of
Lancaster, expressiug their atrvctionate condo-
lence on the ever-to-he-lamented Death of her
,Royal Highness the Princess Churloitc; and I
.um to acquaint you that his Royal Hill;tutess re-

ceived the same in the most gracious manner.-1
am, Sir, your most obedient bumble Servant,
• SIDNIOUTIL

Attempts are making by s;•veral Gentlemen in
-the .North to rear and propagate that beautiful
bird, the Swedish Cheddar. It is of the size of a
. rheasniit, with elegant plumage,. and flar4mr
stlutti) like the Black Co, k. It is domesticated in

Sweden, and is -11111 Ch c3leemed.
-7A-11—the- Under--Graduates of the University of
Cambridge appeared at St. Maly's Church, on the
—*lay of the Funeral of the Princess CHARLOTTE in
_•mnll suits of mourning, although they were only
• expected, by the 'Vice-Chancellor's notice, to 11.3ve
their cape its mourning. Indeed, the conduct ob-
.' served by all the members of the University, from
the highest to the lowest, a►►d by the inhabitants
of Cambridge in general, was c► editable to their
loyalty and Ice Hugs, and will long be remem-
bered, •: