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'tI'ESTMINSTRR FIRE-01110,
King-street, Count-garden, April IS, 1311.
erm•
E General Meeting appointed by the Deed of,
Settlement, to be held yearly on the last '1 hursday in
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AT a GENERAL MEETING of the
1-I.DIS-
SENTING MINISTERS of the three Denominations,
resldlrse In and about the Cities of LONDON and WESTMIN-
STER, holtlen by ' tat the Library, in Redcross-
street, Tuesday, A 1 41st,

The Rev. JOHN EVANS, in the Chair.
Resolved, That it is the natural right of all men to worship
GOD agreeably to the dictates of their own consciences.
That all human laws which serve to restr'►ct them in the exer-
cise of this right, are unjust in their ptitici,le, and in their ten-
dency and operation highly injurious to the best interests of
religion.
'i•hat this Body regard with deep concern the existence on the
Statute lioolis of their corntry of several laws of this de,cription,
which, in 'whatever measure recommended at the 'several periods
of their enactment by the plea of political necessity, are at pre-
sent, from the change that has taken place in the circumstances
of the times, and the more liberal spirit which prevails among
all chines of the Community, no less unwarranted by stach plea,
than they are repugnant to the principles of Christianity.
That with the view of asserting their claim to the unrestricted
freedom of Divine Worship, and to an equal participation with
their fellow-subjects of the privileges of the Coos:Button, from
which they are excluded on account of their religious professions,
a Petition be presented from this Body to both Houses of Par-
liament, praying for the repeal of every Penal Statute now in
force whose operation extends to the province of Religion.
JOHN EVAN, Chairman.

BOROUGH of WIGAN, in the COUNTY of LANCASTER,.
AT a MEETING of the MAYOR, ALDER-
MEN, BURGESSES, and INHABITANTS of this
Borough, held at the New Town-Hall, in the said Borough, on
Saturday, the tech day of April,lBle, to con,ide: of a Petition
to PARLIAMENT, Et obtaining FREE TRADE to INDIA; and t•
enter Into such Resolutions as such Meeting shall judge expe-
dient; and if a Petition or Petitions to Parliament shall be de-
termined upon, to prepare the same •
JOSEPH BEVAN, Esq. Mayor, in the Chair,
Ist. That the Power and Prosperity of this Nation depend
eminently upon the Extent of its Commerce.
std. That a free Trade is the Birth-right of every British &di-
ject ; and that Monopolies are generally condemned as impolitic
and unjust, tending to obstruct Commerce, and to prevent the
diffusion of Wealth and Prosperity.
3d. That the exclusive Monopoly enjoyed by the East India
Company, to trade to all. Countries comprehended in their Char-
ter, has long been felt as a Public Grievance.
4th. That it being In contemplation of the East India Com-
pany to apply to the I;egislature for a Renewal of their Privi-
leges, we will mokt cordially unite with our Fellow-Subkcts in
other Parts of the Kingdom,in petitioning both Houses of Par-
-I;ament not to accede to their Views. but that the Trade to India
and China, and all Countries comprchendzci within the Charier
of the East India Company, may be freely opened to the Enter-
prize, Skill, and Capital of the Merchants of the Urital K'ngdom.
sth. That the Trade to these Countries should he no Liget
confined to the Port of London, but laid open to all the o her
Ports of th, Kiegdotn, to which the Warehousing System has
been, or may be ex:..rded.
6th. That the partial Participation, which it is admitted, the
East India Company do not mean to oppose, is of small compa-
rative Value; and if subjected to all the Restrictions intended to
be imposed upon it, would prism completely delusive.
7th. That de Petition nr,w produced and read be Nlopted by
this Meeting; and that the ,:ne be engrossed, and We in the
New Town Hall fur Fiunatures, till Wednesday next.
Bth. That the Earl of BALCA tea ES be requested to present the
Petition to the House of lords; and that the Members of Par-
liament for this Borough be also requested to present the Petition
to the House of Commons; and that they severay be solicited
to support the same with their utmost Weight sad Interest.
9th. That these Resolutions be published in the STAR and she
Courier, and in one of the Liverpool, and one of the Manches.er
rhw'.papers. 1. BEVAN.
The NI/time having left the Chair, and As.xxaNnest Hatt.
Du a TON , having been requested to take die same,

Resol d Unatihnou.ly, That the Thanks of this Meeting be
given to Josteu BEVAN, Eaq. for convening this Melling, and
for his impartial Conduct in the'Chair.
ALEX. HALIBURTON.

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