The Sun.
London, England, 1819-09-06 00:00:00

COUNTY PALATINE OF CIIESTER,

•The following Resolutions have been unani-
mmukly pAssed by the Grand Jury of thi: County
l'Alcine of Chester :

We, the.irand Jury .of the Cminty Prlatiue
of Chester, at.the- A.sizes holden:tit Chester, the
Ist day of September, 1819; have great -satisfae-
tion in expressing out- high sense of the great ob-
ligation -which the country owes-t 9 his Royal
Highness the Prince Regret'srCheshireYenmairry„
and particaarlylor the zeal and promptitude with.
, which they so numerously mustered 'on a late oc-
casion. And as all accounts concur in attributing
to them the honour of performing their late tar-
dunes service! • at Manchester with 'the greatest
, firmness, .temper, and modefation, we beg that
Col. Sir ,John Fleming Leicester, Bart., Lieut.,-
Colonel Townshend, and , the Officers and Non-
!' eothmissioned Officers and Privates, will accept
our nnanintsutmthanks and acknowledgments- fur
the saute,
Reeolved, That tlie thanks to his Royal High-
' ness'the 'Prince Regent's Cheshire Yeonianry,
unanimously voted, be inserted in all the County
Papers, and in two of the London Papers.
" JOHN THOMAS STANLEY, Foreman.
" Grand Jury R*io, CliesterCastleiSept.l. • •
• " COUNTY PALATINE OECHESTER.-: ,

."
We the Grand Jury of the Coit?y palatine of
at the •A'ssize hiilden at Chester,' on the
Ist:day of SepteMber, 1819, feel it intumbent at
this.time. to .declare our indignation at, the
.ma-
chinations of artful and
,itinerant demagogues,
.who-dissettiinate papers of the most dangerous
and seditious tendency at public meetings: ;withr
freedom in their-mouths, and fraud and plunder
in their hearts, employ the most inflammatory
language, insidiously inculeate;. tinder the sped-,
°us veil of Reform, hatred, and' contempt of our
Constitution, and instigate:the ignorant and unwary
even to exert physical force (that is, violence.and
'open arms) for the enforcement of their visionary
claims, at once useless to' themseltei, des-tructive
of the rights and property of their- fellow-sub-
kets, and involving the .whole country in. one
general ruin.
" Nor can we refrain from declaring our this-
gust and horror at the odious and blasphemous
publications pored forth throughout the country,
in which the Holy Scriptures are held up to deri-
sion,.teviled, and scoffed at, and audaciously de-
nounced to the people as false, with the malignant
intention of eradicating from their. minds all moral
chocks, and all the hopes and comforts to be de-
Sired from religion ; bitt with the. most serious
and peculiar anxiety and detestationy we cointetii
;plate the unremitting exertions to poison the
Minds of the rising generation with the saute hor-
rid and detestable doctrines.

" We, therefore, strongly_ intpre4SedlWith the
excellence of one ion., protecting all rank,
and degrees of society, are firmly-resolved. by every
means in our power, to 'enforce 'the due execution
of .the laws against the seditious and (14-at-elect,
attiL against all .who',, either by their acts, or
-otherwise, endeuger,:the public peace and safety
`of the resin,. _ • .

• " Resolved, That the Declaration now pro-
duced, and unanimously ailtyted, he ingelled in all
the County kiapers, and in two of the Loin
lon
Papers.
" JOHN THOMAS STANLEY. Foreman.
" Grand Jury, Room, Cliesier Castle, Sept. 2."

• The accotent of an intended Refotto•Meeting
appeared in the S(4r l'aptr of
yestrydny, and in.t he London Morning P.pers of
to-dav, ii unfounded, and altogether a hoax.—
(Hampshire Telegraph.)

Ou Saturday morning, Mrs. IVilliarn Miers, of a daughter.
On the 4th inst., the lady of Mr. fixating,. St. Paul's
Church-yard, of a daugbtvr.