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London, England, 1803-08-19 00:00:00

SUFFOLK.

AGeneral Meeting of Lord Lieutenant, De-
puty Lieutenants and Magiarates of the county of Suffolk,
held at the White Hart Inn, in Stawmarket, In the raid county,
on 1 nefloy the 9th of August, aBO3, for the pitrpore of carrying
lets execution as Ad of parliament, roide and paired in the ,3d
year of the reign of his prefent Majcay, intituled, . An Ad to
amend witi render morn effeiaual an Alt palred in the prefent Sri%
Gen of Parliament, Jolitukd. an Aft to enable Ms M..jefty more
effectually to provide for the Defence and Security of the Realm
during the prefent War, and rot indemnifying perfons who may
fuller in their property by fueh medusa as may be neeeirary for
that purpefe : And to enable his Majefty more effeetually and
fpeollly to eurcire his ancient and undoubted prerogative in re-
quiring the military fervlce of his liege fubjeds, In cafe of Invakon
of the Realm." FR r.s kusr- I.
The Right Hon. Lord EUUTON, Lord Lkutenaut.
Right H. 1.1. Lord ROW Wlll. Middle", EN'
Right Hon. Lord Vff. Brome Charles Demers, jun. Efq.
Sir Charles Dover.. Bart. John H. Powell, Efq.
Sir Wm. Rowley. Bart. P.l. Thelleffen. Er*
Sir Robert Harland, Bart. Wm. Parker, Efq.
Sir Themes Gooch, Bart. And. Areedeekne. F. 43.
pines Alingay, Ely. George It. Nano, Efq.
Ebonize Maynard. Efq. Richard Frank, I).D.
Richard S. Lloyd, Efq. Jelin Higgs, Clerk
Charles Blachley, Efq. Wm. Butts, Clerk
D. E. Davy, Efq. George Stone, Clerk
John lienjAcld, Efq. James Buck, Clerk
~ Plampin, Efq. Richard Merely, Clerk
George Wren, lf.!ii. John G. Smith, Clerk
Ruben Sparrow. FS+ H. G. Harrifie, Clerk
T. S. Gooch, Erg. John Plampin, Perk.
John Venom. Eli. Charles Cook. Clerk
Jacob Whitbread, Era. . Henry Hill, Clerk
Thomas W. Wootton, Er, Charles Davey, Clerk
Richard Moore, EN. Peter Lathbury, Clerk
James Denton, Efq. Henry Paticron, Clerk
John Marriott, Efq. George Betts, Clerk
Philip Bennett, Efq. H. Heigbam, Clerk
George Bolder% Orbell Ray, Clerk
James Oakes, Efq. George Turner, Clerk
J. Salt", 11q.
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At this Meeting two Letters front Lord Hobart to the Lord
Lieutenant were read, one dated July 30, 1803, and the other
Auguft 3, 5303.
Rae:yed imaniotoofly, That at a moment fo critical as the pre-
fmt, when our deareft interefts are threatened by an implacable
and inveterate enemy, it is tee duty of every man, whatever his
rank or station in life may be, to exert himfelf to the utmolt of his
means to give cffca. to Isms, which the wlidom of Parliament, upon
the molt mature confideration, has thought fit to meet, and the
perfect execution of which n ill be the means of placing the coun-
try in a fituation fo commanding, as to bid defiance to every at-
tack weir ie the iii-diredted .r.Mbition of the dcfpotie Ruler of France
can meditatemainit it. To NM exertions we the Lieutenant, De-
puty Liana:ants, and Maglftrates of the county of Suffolk, here
affeiuhled, pledge ourfelves with all ferionfnefs, confiding (as we
are well allured we can enclitic) in the adive, zealous, and earneft
co-operatiou of all ranks Ow fellow-fiqe6ts, in carrying into
immediate execution all hws,which have for their °Wet the fop •
port of our Sovereign upon the Throne, the maintenance of our
rights as a free and bidepedent nation, and the preforvation of our
invaluable Conftitntion, againit every attack welch can be made
upon it from whatever quarter of the world it may proceed.
Refolved—That we upon whom the execution of the various
laws for the internal defence of the country depends,will, in con-
formity to oar principles, here folemnly declared, proceed without
delay to carry into acel tee above- mentioned AR.
At this Meeting precepts were ordered to be iffued. and Sped
by the Clerk of the General Meetings, to the Chief Conitables of
the (metal hundreds and diftriets, and Mayors and Bailiffs of Bo-
rough towns within the feversl fohdivilions of the county, requir.
in; them to ilfue orders under their hands to the (mural Con-
ftebles, Trtbiornen, Headlrirumes, or others, officers within
their Paid hundreds and diftriefts, to return to the Deputy Lien-
. tenants wind.; their refpeCtivc (Odic illons, at the times and paws
hereafter mention d. fair and true lifts in writing, in the warmer
by the faid Art dis tart, of the 'iamb of an men Amity at that
time divellivi within each refrain gangue, between the ages of
t 7 sod 53 years. Oda is to fa)
Far Suhdivition, onday, the 29th Aug. Init, at the
Shire Han, Ipfwleh.
Boccles Subdiviftmn, containing the hundreds of tePangford and
Motion!, and Lothingland, fame day, King's Had, Bcce,lcs.
Blything Hundred, farm day, Throe Tues. Yoxford.
Woodbridge Sulu:U.llMo, fame e 47. Shire-hall, Woodbridge.
Heine
Hartfinere - I Same day, Swan, Hoene.
• Thredling
Bury
Same day, Angel, buy.
Is worth
Medford same day, Swan, Laaenhans.
This Meeting dada molt carneftly recommold to the forreetiee
Minding, Clatireltwardens, and other parochial oaken of every

garifh, egreeabte to the tats (rebut of the beforvenentioned Ad,
to be aiding and atbfting, by every lawful means In their power,
the Coollabks or other °deers, In making nut the Me direeted to
be taken by virtue of the fail Adt, and dividing and chafing the
men therein to be returned, and that Come one of them du figs the
Paid Lifts.

itdolved—lliat the proecedinp of this Meeting be fired by
the Lord Lieutenant, and adeertired in the STAR, Sun,'llmes,
and the iptwich 'wanAl, And Bury P&L
(Signed) EUSTON, County Lieutenant.. _ . . .

Lord Roos haviiig rakes:lthe Chair,
Ref°tired unanimoully—That the Thanks of this Meeting be
riven to the Lord Lieutenant, tor his attention :o the bolincfs of the
Meeting. RODS.