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AT a MEETING of the INI-lADITANTS of
the Town and County of the Town of SOU ri-LAMP-.
TON, hell at the Guildhall of the wail Town on Friday the sth
day k)f May, 1809, and convened by Sir Yzi.vaavort Pkvtox,
Ear:. the. Mayor'
Sir YELVI;itI'ON PEYTON, Batt Mayor, in the Chair,
RESOLVED,

That the Inhabitants of this ancient and L,yal Town cannot, as
Englishmen, pass over in eilerce the abuses which have been
proved to exist is the vatimis deparnictits of the State, and
which have been fully develaped in the recent investigation of
the Charges aaaiast. his Royal Highness the Duke of Yoax,, as
late Commander in Chief ;• and they would be unworthy of the
name of Britons if they did not express their shame and indigna-
tion at the corrupt practices which. in the cuurse of that enquiry,
were brought to itght, aractices which teed to sap and undermine
the principles of our invaluable Coustitution, to tarnish the her,
nour and character of the nation, to dissipate its Financ••s. to
shalt:, the Throne, to contaminate the morals and &Erne. the
liberties of the people, and ultimately to hasten the downtalLat
'the British Empire.
That if ever the thanks and gratitude of a brave,hlah minded
and free people, were deserved, they arc pecult.Lay due and'
owinh to hint, who, with unshaken firmness, cot:summate ability,
unwearied patience, and unexampled pera.vetance, exhibited aid
conducted the above elarges unaided and unsupported by any
party or set of men, and uppmed as he was by the unmanly
threats and unblushing effrontery of his Majesty's Ministers.
That the Thanks of this hie•ning be presented to LI w LLY).I
LLOYD WARD!.E, Est. as a tribute paid to his extraordinary vir-
tues, and as a pledge that the lnhaltstants of this Town and
County will never be wanting to support and encourage public
Men iu ti e faith ul discharge of their duty, and to unpose and
hold up to detestation those who want the integrity and courage
to tollow his bright and rare example.
That the Thaaks of this Meeting be presented to Sir Etta acts
Aluatarvr, Barr, (seconder of Mr. Wardle's Motion), Lord
Vootstuar, Sir SAMUEL ROMILLY, SAMVEL Witumeran,
Esq. General FZIWUSSON, HARVEY CIIIUSTIAN COME, Esq.
and the rest of the 125 Independent Members who voted with
Mr. WaaDLE, and who atteutpted tv stem the torrent of corrup-
tion, and to skew to the People of England that the Commons
House of Parliament was not a fictitious but a real representation
of the People of England, and a safe and honourable depository
of their trust and confidence.

That the inhabit ant iv( this Town and County would have felt
inexprestble satisfaction if they could have ton,cleAtiously joined
the names of their own Representatives in the vot'e of thanks to
the glutton's and immortal minority of 125.
That the public abuses so justly and loudly complained of, call
for and demand a speedy and radical reform, a reform not raised
on ail and speculative theories, but built on, and consistent
with, the pure principles of the good old Constitution of England
as moulded and establisbod.hy Magna Charm, the Bill of Rights,
and the Act of Settlement

That the Thinks of this Meeting he given- to the Right Wo-
rshipful the MAYOR, for his readiness in convening the inhabi-
tants together, and for its honourable and impartial conduct in
the Chair.

That these Resolutions be published in the Svatt, Courier,
Sti:esman, Portsmouth and Salisbury Newspap,:rs.
'llat the Nieves be requested to sign these Resolutions in the
name of the Meeting, and that the Town Clerk do transmit a
Copy thereof to G. L. WA ante, Esq.-
'l'hat the Thanks of this Meeting be given to those Gentlemen,
Who sigaed the Requi.i;ion to the MAYOR for ea!li:.g the san:e.
Y. PEYTON, Mayor.

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