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London, England, 1816-08-22 00:00:00

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setting forth the distress of the country, and
it to illul from enormous taxation, and ft
rapt and wasteful expenditure of the publle
They assert the evil now complained of,. to
great to be reined'ed, or matetiaily ame!irusted ii,
any public subscription, and strongly enforced tge
necessity of abolishing sinecure offices, of reducier
our military establishments, and of effecting a radicai
reform in Parlimnent, and in all the deprtmetnt 0
the Government of the country.
A Petition to the PRINCE Ream., embodying the
above-mentioned Resolution, VlAi then read and
tied unanimously, and directed by a subsequent Rb
solution to be presented by the Loan NIAVOR and IN
proper Officers to the PRINCE Ream., seated oa the
Throne.

Thanks were then given to the Gentlemen 1441
had proposed, seconded, and supported the Retulo.
lions just agreed to.
Upon the motion of thanks to the LORD !dams,
for his prompt coMpliance with the Requisition fot
calling the Meeting, and for his very proper conduct
in the Chair, it was received with the loudest accts.
motion' and agreed to unanimcusly..
The LORD Moron expressed his grateful thanks o).'
I the Meeting fir the honour which it had conferred
npon him.—" It is my anxious wish," addei kit
Lordship, " to do my duty upon all occasions, and
to be rewarded by your approbation—to live in year
esteem."—[Universal and long continued plaudit,'
On the motion la:ing put,'4 That these Resolutist)
be signed by the Town Cletk, and publ.si!ed in tit
usual Morning and Evening Papers," a vmerai ct
of " in all the London Mon i:tg ani Evening paplsts
was heard throughout the assembly.
Mr. HUNT proposed an amendment, inconformity
with this suggestion.—The amended Resolution *as
carried in the affirmative.

Mr. THoupson said, that, by a vote of the Cent.
mon Council, it was agreed, that Resolution, erns.
nating from the Ciannum Hall should be advertised
in six Morning and two Evening Papers, rise et.
pence of which was defrayed by the Ci.y. if this
practice were departed from, and tie Resolutions
were published in all the Morning and Patting
Papers,' the extra expence would fall upon tho,t
who had signed the Requisition for calling the Cum.
mon Hall.

Mr. HUNT said, he had just been informed by one
of the Gentlemen who signed the Requisition, that(
it he persisted in his motion, it would have the effect
of saddling those who had done the country so moth
service, and themselves so much ascii:, by cam*
the Common Hall to be summoned, with a vat
heavy expense. AR he knew was, that it had be
carried in tht affirmative, that the resolutions should
be signed by the Town Clerk, and inserted in all the
London Morning and Evening Papers. He•knew
nothing of the vote of the Court of Common Councd
—bw, he thought, the teiolutions should appear is
all the Papers, as the Livery had so decided; and,
in his opinion, if any vote of the Common Council
prevented the Resolutions from appeating in all the
Morning and Evening Papers, that Body, by insist.
ing on it, ditteleyed the isutructi:ent f their Colutiluestio
as they had that,day &cadre/ord.
Tue Common H ill was d.

. • DIvIDEtiDS to be ragiCe in the COUNTRY;
'Skilt.4ll; John Fotherley-Belr Hull, merchant, at elm,
the George, Hull. Sept. IS. 7Jl'shn Wlshey Thasted, jabber, 11
ten, at the Red I.inn, Cambridge:. oept. 11, James Thsells,
Kingstanley, clothier, It eleven, at the George, Stroud. Sept. M.
lehirßicharthon, Hull, spirit-merchant, at twelve, atthe
1111.1 pucketiull. -Sept 16, Wiliam Bill, Frome Selwood, ek.
thier, at eleven. a' the George, Frome. Sept. 18, 'Thomas at 4
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John Grieve, Edinburgh and Manchester, fustian manufacturers,
I.at eleven." at the l'alace lun, Nlainhester. Sept ru, Samuel
Wordsworth, Baimfey, cordwainer, at lour, at the King's-hrsd,
Barnsley. Sept I Birnungliam, bayonet-maker at
twelve at the Royal Hotel, Birmingli.mt. Rcpt. In, Wm. f.laudi,
Scarborough, factor, at one, at the Dog and Duck, Hull.
CERTIFICATES--Sr est Luse& 10.

John Fletcher Curtis, Minuries, loan-draper Wm. Dickia•
son, Sheffiehl, furrier. 'Thomas Nesbitt, Bishop late-street, op
bolsterer. Robert Bond, Plyintio:h, prin•er. Ju!.n Perks, Wick.
ley, eartheawaremati. Sarah Goodlyi, Bayou with Astiogate.
innkeeper. Matthew Horns, y, York, wine-merchant. Samuel
Bloore, Birmingham, cabinet-maker. John Braine, 11:istol, dea-
ler. Benjamin_ -Jennings, Bristol, carpeseter. Stepl.en Pryor,
Ca tubridge, tin. plate-worker. James smith, Chowbent, mach'.
maker. 'I bonus Cooper, Pilkitigton, cafico-printer. &Mimi%
Faison, Aldersgate..treet, jeweller. William Stewart, Grim*
lanerDeptford, builder
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MAI Hs.
Tuesday last, at PentonviW-, Mrs. Henry Wylie, of a son.
'Friday, at Stoughton House, fmtiuntiogdousLire, the Lady d
Lieutenant-General tlt:slow, of a datuhter.
Monday. in Mullet-street, Cavendtsh-3quare, the Lady of Co.
lona Guise, Sd Guards, of a son.
Sunday su'nnight' the wife of a man named Hooker a shoe-
maker, residing at Gravesend, of four line male children, who
are all &nig, and, with the mother, are likely to do well.