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London, England, 1803-03-19 00:00:00

BOROUGH OF DERBY.

AT a COMMON HALL held the 14th Day
et March, 1803 ;

THOMAS LOWE, Efq. Mayor, in the Chair,
It wan unanidtoully Refolved, That the following congratu-
latory Addrefs Should e prefented to His Majcfly
To the KING's Molt Excellent MAJESTY.
The humble Addrcfs of the Mayor, Recorder,Aidermen, Town
Ckrk, Brethren, and Capital Burgeffes, of the Borough of
Derby, in the County of Derby,in Common Council affembled:
Molt Gracious Sovereign.—We your Majefty's dmitul and
loyal fubjeds, the Mayor, Recorder, Aldermen,Town Clerk,
Brethren,and Capital Burgeffes of the ancient Borough of Derby,
in Common Council affembled—impreffed with Rrong fend.
menu of dutiful attachment to your Royal Parke, beg leave
to approach the Throne with fervent congratulations oa the de-
tedion and defeat of the late darlng and atrocious Confpiraev,
involved the molt treafonabie defigna, agaird the invaluable
of your Majefty, sad the very exam= of our glorious and en-
vied Cooftitstioo.

We have viewed with inexpreffsble horror and indignation,
the dark and piny attempts of defperate and abandoned Trai-
tors, which the vigilance of your Mayfly's Mini!ter' (under
Dtvtaa Ploy= soca) have fo happily frußrated; and we
ilartleftly hope, that the punilhoumt fo jultly Incurred by the
Perpetrator of inch enormous crimes, may by its example fe-
cure the Ruse. Perim of your Majefty from (store danger, and
allure the internalfranquility of your United Kingdom.
Lou!, Sire, may you reign, happy in the dotneftle comforts
of your Royal Hoare, and in the aloft:ions of a grateful and
united People, proteded by the AL nlOll7l arra, from the loll-
dious attacks of react enemies, and the rids affaults of open
violence.

Given under the Common Seal of the Borough of Derby,
the Litt day of March, 1803.
THOMAS LOWE, Mayor.
Refo!red alto, That the above Addrefs Ow ad be pretested
to His Malta), by the Hon. George Walpole and Edward Coke,
Efq. the Members for this Borough.
Refolved alto, Thu the thanks of this Common Hall bt given
to the Mayor far calling the Meeting, and for his undue' In the
Chair. By Order, ED. WARD, Town Clerk.

ZULU. HEAD, MANCHESTER, March 9, 'Soy.
AT a Meeting of the Inhabitants of the Towns
.t—x and Neighbowbood of Manebefter and Salford, conven-
ed by the Borougltreeves and Cannabis:l, co the fabjeft of la
Intended Addrefs of Congratulation to His Majetty, relative to
tie Deletion sad Defeat of the late emit:sable Confpiracy,
SAMUEL SMITH, Efq.
Borougbreeve, of Menehefter, in the Chair,
It wu snanignoully refolted..

IP. That the Inhabitants of the Towns and Neighbourhood
of Manchcfter and Sailor& inelnlably attached to the liberty
and fe unity of Britons under the happy influence of their excel-
lent conftitutlan, and deeply fenfible of the blelfings derived
from His Majcfty's mild and aufpicioas reign, cannot but ab •
hoc In the flcongeft manner, every attempt to deprive them of
thefe ineftirnable benefits.

ad. That they acknowledge with the Irma unfted gratitude
she Gina interpolltion of that PIO,IIDIPICE at der which the
late treafonabloCoofpirucy was timely difeevered, and happily
fetarated, and by which the invaluabk life of the kit of Sove-
reigns. was, on that sod other acetone, wonderfully preferred
is the boar of danger.

3d. That a loyal. and dutiful Addrefe of Congratulation t.
Hs Welty he prepared, rapreGve of the fentimcnts of this
Meeting, am! that Mr. Henry, M. Philips, Mr. Brandt, Mr.
Kirkman, aid Mr. lick( .n, he appointed a Committee to pip
pare the Came, and tout they be dared to withdraw for that
purport-
Obi That the Addrek now produced by the Committee and
read, be approved and !ivied by the Iloroughteara of Man-
ebePer, as Chairman of the Meeting.
sth. That the Manben of the County be repelled to pre.
fort the Addrefi. to his Majelty, sod that the Chairman be de •
Peed to tnnf.nit the fame tp them, begging their eanithEsice
with the willies of the Meeting,.

6th. That the rdolatleas of this Meetias be pub:abed in an the mambctur paper, and to the t; r• a, the Sao, the Courier.
the Times. and the rravener.

ANttlEz. sNtn H.
l'efr. Smith having kft the Chair. it lira ananionoolly Modred,
'That the of this Aft ;ties be mai to the Borough-
reeves mid I:mashies of klaachefter sod Salford, for tans
ear', call of dd. Mettisl.

.1 hat the p.a./Jenkr flanks or data Meeting aft doe
Dorougheeeve of IktaLchcfttr. for ehe seal to ha, tnehif, tic,/
in bit attendee to the Wheel's of eke eter,and for hi. eery alit
etas fatialacia7 cooled is the Glair. J. L. PHILIps.

GRAND SURD.EY CANAL.
AT a Special Alrembly of the Praprletors of
the GRAND SURREY CANAL, holden at the Lon-
don Tavern, on Wednefday the 16th March, 1 803 ;
Sir JOHN PINHOR N, Km. in the Chair,
The Advertifement for conve ring the prdent Alcemblv, hav-
ing been taken into eonfideratio n. it was
Refolved unanimoully, Tha t the charges brought againft the
Committee have, after a foU i eveftigation, been proved frivo-
lous and without foondatioo.

RefoWed unutimoully, Th tt the thaniti of this Meeting be
given to thp Committee, for their great alEduity and Cervices
in the managemeut of the concterns of this Canal.
Rtfolved, That it is the opinion of this Meeting, that the
charges brought againft Mr. John Rowe, the Engineer to the
Grand Surrey Canal, have, after the fulled investigation as to
his incapacity and milkoodudt a t an Engineer, been without
foundation.

P cre..ved, That the thanks of this Meeting be given to Mr.
ilaltows, for his great affiduity and attention to the concerns
*and iota & of this undertaking, and that it be recommended
to the Committee to continue him in his fituatiosi of Engineer,
as a perfon fully competent to carry the works into execution.
Refolved, That it does not appear to this Affembly, that it
was ncceffary for the more effedually putting in execution the
Aft of Parliament conilituting the Company, that a Special
Affembly of the Proprietors fhould have been holden this day,
and this Affembly are of opinion, that the convening the fame
was a frivolous and vexatious meafure.

Refolved unatumoufly, That the'e Refolutions be inferted in
four of the Morning and Evening London Newfpapen, and in
the Newfpapers printed for the Counties of Surrey and Kent.
JOHN PINHORN, Chairman.
P.efulved unanimoufly, flat the Thanks of this Meeting be
given to Sir John Pinkhorn. Km. for that order and regularity
which be maintained during four hours' debate, and particu-
larly for his polite attention and impartial condued towards each
Speaker throughout the whole of the bufincfs.
EDW. D. JONES, Clerk of the Company.