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Read the Ad of the 3pth of the King, cap. ay.
The Order of the King in Council, to array, Ate. data 7th
September, 1801.
The King's Warrant, dated lath Sept. 1801.
Lord Hobart's Letter to the Lord Lieutenant, dated aift
Sept. dot.
The Letters and Proceedings of the Lieutenancy of the
bounty of Suffex.
The Plan for removing the Live Stock, &e. from the Coaft
of Great Britain, fee. &c. enclokd in the foregoing Letter.
The Lord Lieutenant's Letter to Major General Bentony
commanding the North Weft Diftria, dated 23d Sept. amt.
Major General Benfon's Anfwer, dated 84th Sept. 11301.
• Major General Benfon's other Letter, dated 28th Sept. 18ot
Lord Hobart's Litter to the Lord Lieutenant, dated 88th
Sept. ,80t.
Refolved Unanlmoufly,
That this meeting will colleffiively and Individually lend their
utmoft affillance in carrying into cxecutioo the Paid Aft of the
38th o' the prefent King, and the meafures that Mail be direct-
ed by his Majelty, for the Defence and Security of the King-
dom againft foreign and domeftic Enemies.
That although the landing of an Enemy on the Coafta of this
Country may be difficult, yet this meeting confiders it unwire
to rely too much upon the natural defence of thefts &ores, or to
abate in the neceffary preparations to prevent, and exertions to
Milt, every attempt that may be made to invade this Country.
That Tome part of the county which adjqins the Sea, pro-
ducing very great quantities of Corn and Grain, it is very fit
Mdstrife MOMS to rectum thane from being applied to the Ene-
my's ttfe : bat this meeting conceiving that (if even teak) it
would be atteisded with the greats ft difat;ry, to remove Grain
in the Straw, and as they do not know any power they have to
compel the lahahltanti to thee& out their Corn, they can only
fuggeft as theists* pre au. ion ;
. Th-t on the event of au Enemy landing, the Mills and Ovens
Moult he ra:nd, red tar a time einferviceatile, in a manner lest
injuriou- to the Owners. And this it is enn:eivt,i tn..y be don:
by &rains the Upper Stones in the Mills and the Root
of tha Ovens, making compenfation to the owners in tbe man-
ner directed by the Ad.
That on the Sift appronch of an enemy, as it might create
confufion. abel be tioucceffary to remove Cows or Cattle from
SOT part of the county above ten or twelVe miles from the ha;
two as within that DittriCt (the lame being formed into fevera
divi(tans) fuel' removal migl,t, as a tanporary expedient. be c;--
feeled by the General of the Dettrict mak irg Ins Ict;•eintion to
a Deputy Lieutenant living in each Divifion —lt therefore is the
opinion of this meeting that it would be selvikble for fucks Ge-
neral Officer to name places as Depots within ftieh diltzliee to
which the Cattle may, in cafe of alarm, be removed at his regul-
ation.

That this Meeting do approve of the forms of the Precept
and Warrant now proporni by the Lord Lieutenant, and do re-
. spied his Leirdfhlp to fetal hii Precepts to the High Conftables
with aUdifpateh; andtocive direnions that no delay may be
Lad is getting the Warrants front the High Cenfitbies to the
Potty Cooftahles delivered.
That the Deputy Lientenants Within each Subdi Whoa be cle-
ared to appoint as early a day as poiroble for the tap... Clive re-
turns of each Petty Co.iftable according to the fever:a printed'
Schedules now produced And that an abiltad breach return
be Immediately forwarded by the Clerk of each Subdivifion to
ele Clerk of the General Lieutenancy, fo that t e wha'e may
get into bin hands on or beforz the a3d day of Otto.tier inftant.
That the Lord tricutenant Bite@ the Clerk of the General
Telectiog o Lieutenancy, !o advertife in all the Co....try Papers
a General Meeting to be had en Frilly the 16th thy of Odo-
ber taiLott, at tl c 'lawn of Wigau, at Eleven o'clock in the
Forenoon, when he will iay befere loch Meeting the Returns
and obey the direcUons that be then given.
Tha the Deputy Lieutenants and Juftices of the Peace zt
their revere' fubd.vSion Meetings be requefted to procure and
recommend the Lord Lieutenant at the Paid General Meet-
ing fo appointe to be held on the a6th inft. as aforefald. for his
appointment, fabjcdt to the approbation of his Maleity, a fuf-
&lent number of proper and difcrcet perfons to be Leaders or
Captains of Pioneers, and a (efficient number of proper Perfons
to adt as Infpeelors over the f.ceral Condoetors of Waggons
and Carts, and to command Corp, of Guides, the Paid Deputy
I.irutethets and Magiltrates having hilt afcertained that fu:h
Perfon, will accept thew Offices.
That immediately alter fuck returns arc made and confulered
the Members compofing this Meeting will ufe their brit en-
deavours to forward any arrangement that the General of the
Diitriel ar any other perfon authorized by his
Majelty may
snake, t. e troy into eleCtlt.oll all or any ot the provilions of the
fail Adt of the 38th of the Kmg, and generally to do and
set in the pre:roles as the public fel-vice and the exigen-
ties of the par:l:Liar cafes Stall require. That upon cool-Writing
the printed pap:: tranfmirted to the Lord Lieutenant, entitled
a plan for et-moving the Live Stock, dte. from the coatis of
Great-Britain, &e &e.

This Meeting is of opinion that the particular Regulations
that may ben, eeflary robe adopted in tin. simply with the de,
tained fyßem .111,etiedints 'hereon, will he belt formed from
the returns that arc now diretted to he made by the Petty
Conitables to each Suladivifi,o Meeting. But the Deputy-
Lieut• -ants of the County vie earncilly requelted to erme to
the mat Ge trial Lii-utenaney Mectine. pr-pared with propoll•
tions to ,brow :he county into diviLons; which perhaps my
heft be done by the Deputy Lieutenants forming diftinift
dd-
tri'ts. wi bin o,,ir own z-u divifiont, and appropriatit. the
taro and ondu et of each 'lilt ri.ft ti the refor,:it tr. Lkputy ea-
tenan•• refidi. t in order that the fail printed Plan
may be made to loeal eirationtances and fituarions.
That his \le,efty's Lieutenant of this Bounty be ri queil-,1
to communicate tht Proceeding, of this Meeting to OM of
hlajefty's Principal &twines of State, and to the General
ccmmanding the North Weft Diftridt,
This MeetLig further begs leave to repeat the alturanee o'
tLey, rul .ad anolnits seis to promote and athil in carry
two .9 di fink titeafur. •as his Makity Rull adopt aml
era, ma,ti • by I.w a-c iitiabled to take for ear defence of
the kt ..471111,;. V„t, ..Got or iniernal diforeler.
Demur, Chairman.

Reft.'ved, ; hz• • I;„ of • his 111;; tinor b. even to it,
Lord , ;r at al al.ti .I.t t. oi Whlth
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adectihg.

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