Star.
London, England, 1807-04-11 00:00:00

,NIPTON, APRIL

GEORGE-INN, NORTHA, 7s 1807
THE following Refolutions were intended to have
been moved at the Meeting held this day, at the Guildhall,
in this town, to confider of the propriety of addreffing his Maj.fty
at this important crifis. But after repeated fruitlefs attempts toss
obtain a hearing, for (eacept one gentleman, who propofed that
there be no addrefs, and the meeting be diffolved) no individual
was fuffered to deliver his. fentimente againft the addrefs ; and,
being peremptorily refufed the ufe of the hall, it was agreed to ad-
journ to the George. At this adjourned meeting, it was unani
monfly refolved—That we diffent from the addrefs,
I. Becaufe, when his Majefty's refufal to admit the Catholic
ealms, occafioned a change in the adminiftration, of which the late
Mr. Pitt was a member, in 18. st, no addrefs was thought necef-
fary ; therefore none is nceeffary now.
II Becaufe, however pure may be the motives of thole who with
for an addrefs, an addrefs, at the prefent time, certainly tends to
fir up religious diffentions, which at all times are impolitic, and at
this awful crifis may prove roinnus.
111 Becaufe, the Catholic Bill only rendered Catholics eligible
to high offices in the Army and Navy; but left it entirely at the
pleafure of his Mzjefty, to appoint them to fuch offices; and there-
fore cannot poffibly afford any juft ground of alarm.
IV. Becaufe, we are perfuadcd. that to paralize at this juneture,
the efforts of any, and efpecially one-fourth part of the population
' of the Empire, furnifhes no matter for congratulation.
V. Becaufe, the Addrefs has a tendency to prevent all future
Mintier: from propofing any thing to his Majefty on the Catholic
claims, however neceffary it may be for the fafety of the Empire.
Signed by the Chairman, JOHN BUXTON.
Refolved unanimoully, That the thanks of the Meeting be given
to the Chairman.
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PARGIAMENTARr PROCEEDINGS.

HOUSE OF LORDS, FRIDAY. APRIL tO.

The Duke of L►.eas, Earl ASHISURNri AM, the Earl of GALLO•
WAY, Lord Viscount Sr. MANI, and feveral other Lords, took
the oaths and their feats.
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Mr. linblionfe. Mr. Bernani Mr. Difborough Mr. Mellifh,
and feveral other Members of the tioufe of COMMOO% brought up
the Fuller's Earth Bill, and fotne Private Bills, whieb were read a
firft time. Adjourned to Monday.