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BOROUGH OF PLYMOUTH.
AT a very numerous and most respectable MEET-
ING of the different MEMBERS of the CORPORA.
TION, the CLERGY, MERCHANTS, and other INHABI-
TANTS of the BOROUGH of PLYMOUTH, convened by the
Worshipful the MAYOR, by public Advertisement, and held at
the Guildhall of the said Borough, the 19th day of May, 1812,
to consider and determine on the propriety of presenting a dutiful
Address to his Royal Highness the PRINCL R Lox NT, expressive
idler condolence and detestation, at the unexampled and smo-
cks, act of Assassination on the person of the Right Hon. Sven-
cis Pzitcevax, Chancellor of the Exchequer, within the walls
Odle House of Commons, when proceeding to the discharge of
hisimpor:ant public dutieg,
Tie Worshipful GEORGE BELLAMY, Esq. Mayor,
in the Chair,
ltoolved, That a dutiful and loyal Address he prepared snd
gemmed to his Royal Highness the PRINCE Recesyr, rapers-
Ow of the feelings of this Meeting, on the above melancholy
onside, aad that the following Gentlespen, v:x.
Fs Wm. Elford, Bart. Dr. Woollcombe
in. John Gandy Dr. Lnekyer
Wet. Langmead, Esq. George Eastlake, Esq.
Teter Tonkin, Esq. Edward Lyne, Esq.
Thomas Cleather, Esq. George Soltau, Esq.
Dr Remmitt • John Lowe, Esq.
idmund Lockyer, Esq. J. N. Hawker, Esq.
by a Cernitatee for the purpose of preparing such Address.
Resolved, That the Address nos pr..luced by the Committee
snared to the Mcorii.g be approved and adopted; and that the
same be forthwith engrossed, and do lie on t!'c Guitdball table for
the signanues of the Inhabitants, until Sattu day next, the 24th
10 of May instant.
Resolved, 1 hat the Address, when signed, be forwarded by
the Mayor to eke Members of this Borough, in order to be pre-
orel to his Royal Highness the Prince Regent.
Resolved, That the Thanks of this Meeting he given to the.
Committee, for preparing and bringing forwaxd the Addrer.
Resolved, That these Resolutions be signed by the Chairman.
end published in hand-bills, and in the STAR, Conti. r, Pilot, t.rall
Statesman, London Papers; Trewman's Muter Paper; also in
the Plymouth Chronicle, aid Dock Telegmpli Paperi.
GEORGE BELLAMY, Mayor.
the Mayor hiSting quitted the Chair,
Resolved, That the Thaisks of this Meetingte given to the
Wotshipful the Mayor for his promptness in conveuing it, and
for his very pt'oper conduct In the Caair.

A - - -
T a numerous . revtretable MEETING of the
AT
INHABITANTS of BRIDGWATER, convened by the
Mayer, for the purpose t-r joining in a humble and dutiful AM,
S to his Royal Highness the PRINCE REGEN I', on the
Lge arroctous Murder of the Right Hon. SPENCER PERCEVAL.
WILI.I4M INMAN, E-q. Mayor, in the Chali.
It was-Resolved unanimott ly,
That the Addled now produced and read be adopted; that
the Mayor do sign the same on the behalf of the Town, and that
it be transmitted to George Pocock and William Asrsll, Esqrs.
the Msnshers for this Borough, with a request that they .will take
the eeriest opportunity of presenting the same to it's Royal kith--
wss the Prince Regent.. That these Restolutions, together writ
the Address, be publish:el in the Newspapers.
Signed at the requestsand on the behalf of the Meeting,
WILLIAM INMAN, Mayor.
• The Mayer having left the Chair,
Resolved Unanimously, That the Thanks of this Meeting be
given to the Mayor for his prompt attention to she general wish,
'Ptah ng the Inhabitan s of the. Town together ; and for the abi-
lity With which be has pr.:sided on Elie present melancholy oc-
Pis ou.
'Tto his Royal Highness GEORra PRINCE of Wares, Rectpr.of
the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland.
The dutiful and loyal Address and Condolence of the Inhabi-
tants of the Town of Bridgwater, in the County of Somerset.
LSY IT PLEASE T3CE ROTA. slums/ass,
With feelings of the deepest sorrow, we approach your Royal
Highness, to express our horror and indignation, at the atrocious
and unprovoked murder,. Lately committed within the wags °t
Parliament, on the person of your Royal Ilighoess's faithful and
cogulehdal servant, the Right Hon. tire:s c P es cxv.4 r ; and
to corgi* with your Royal Highness on an event so metancholy,
sod oa every account so much to be deplored.
lhe loss of a man so distinguished for his talents, for his pa-
lams lad above all for his religious and moral worth, enlist C.
rely felt by your Royal -Highness as it is by the harm at
Sin!, aid impressed as we are with the conviction that he has
%lieu In the service of his country, a A ictim 10 the con'cienti°"
lht barge of his duty,
we cannot but applaud your gracious lu-
rution of marking the sense which is entertained by your Royal,.
””!hues of his many eminent virtues, public and private, by
_ununtilding a provision to be made for his numerous and
ohuk --ued
The asittrance which hatibeen given in Parliament, that this
logitine.:y deed has been perpetrated by the hand of a single
.4;.12.18111, without accomplices or abettors, has afforded us cense-
• nnsle satisfaction; bat so many assassinations have recently
rcurteel in other pasts of the Kingdom, as to excite our appre-
ntles that if an effectual remedy be not speedily applied, a
7!.,g stain will be fixed cn the British name and character.
e see confident that the powers which are vested in your
_1; yid Highness, for the general safety of the Empire, will be
.•'..ey_em,rpiLlytd in discovering and bringing to punishment every
„us'
.tt the public peace, and we beg leave to assure your
'l2l flightless of our cordial and zealous co-operation in any
itts'imres which may be necessary to promote an of uposs-
:lthith he eliaracter and tranquility of the country to) inatetsatly
We avail ourselves of this OCCasiOR to assure yourßoyal High-
tees of our ioyal and affectionate attachnienr to your Royal Fa-
ILI. our beloved and vetted able Sovereign,' to your Royal High-
Ski ;4,
4 to 41 the branches of your iliustiivus House.
WLLllcltyl ibt.MAl4, Mayor. •

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Da. WEIIaTER—Tu fit ILND 0, rite AFELIC fED.
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