Star.
London, England, 1806-10-13 00:00:00

..nap, the sth day of
Sir JOHN POLLEN, Bart. Chairman.
Refo!red unahimoufly, That it appears to this Meet leg, that the
contlue. of Mr. Chute In Parliament has been at all times tempe-
rate, 111114AI-41, and In the higheß degree difinterefted, which en.
titles him to the warmtft approbation of his Conftituents, and to
their molt zealous fupport.
Adoteed unanimoully, That the attempt made in the flea in-
Ranee by Part Temple, to remove Mr. Chute from the Reprefen-
tattoo of this County, alligniog as a reafon his having ventured to
I differ in opinion with his Majeity's Minifters, refpccting fume of
their !ordure% lbouldbe refilled in the molt (benumbs insurer;
efoecilly as no other objection has been made to the Parliamentary
condudi of Mr. Chute, during the Green years he has repnrcottd
the County: It Is therefore ftrongly recommended to every Free-
hold,r who valises his own Independence and that of the County, to
take the molt effedusl medures in his power to fecu re the re.ulee
tiro of Mr. Chute, end to unite In the molt vigorous fupport of
Sir Henry Mildmay, who has been cliental), requeßed to Rand
forward in vindication of the Independence of the County.
Rdolved unanimoufly, That if soy further motive Rtould be
wanting to induce all who rerpedl the Rights of the Freeholdsra,lt
'Would be found in the ennfideratinn, that If the prefent attempt
fboutd rucceed (by the rLdlicn of Mr. Herbert and Mr. ThUlle-
thwayte, the former of whom is not known either to have any
property or refidenee in the County, and has lately accepted an
of ice which he holds during the itleafure of his Majelly's
Mlnl-
ittro),thia County will be reduced to a Rate below that of the molt
inconfiderable Borough In the Kingdom; and the Reprilentation
of it may fluctuate with every change of Arinvialtration.
Signed on behalf of the Meeting.
JOHN POLLEN, Chairman.
The Chairman having left the Chair,
Relayed u nanlmou9 y. That then anis of the Meeting he Own
to Sir John Pollen, Bart for his impartial condo& in the Chair.
GEORGE HOLLIS Sccre .ty.

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