Star.
London, England, 1820-12-07 00:00:00

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BER 10 ,:42. .

AT a :‘IEETING of the INHABITANTS of_the
City of LINCOLN, and County of the sanse.City, held
the Guildhall, on Tutraanav the 50:h day of November,
1820, in pursuance of an Advertisement published by the wor_
shipful the Mayor, for the purpose of considering the propriety
of presenting a Congratulatory Address to her Nrjesty the
`seen, on her recent Triumph over Conspiracy and Perjury.
ROBERT FEATHERBY, Esq. Alderman, in the Chair.
I:rsotven—That this Meeting views with feelings of mats-
:len, the happy termination of the late unconstitutional and
W.clted attempts against the prerogatives and honour of the
4,;.leert.

'That a Congratulatory Address from this Meeting be pre-

,ntel to her Jlajesty, not only for the purpose of evincing the

vely int:rest we take in the entire vindication of her rights
chnr.,ztt•r, but to manifest to her Majesty, to the world,
-1 to roltrrity, that we have not the dishonour of .beiug num-
the abettors of her destruction. •
That the Address now produced be adopted.

That C;',:nel•SlSTflOnr and TIORCIT SMITS!, Esq. the :Mem-
bers in l'arliament for this City, be requested to present the
.12drzss to her 3lajesty.
rz...f the cordial thants of this Meeting be given to Mr.
rrol.7hatn, Mr. Denman, 1)r. Lwbington, and Mr. Williams,
far &liar m niy, learned, and eloquent exertions in the Queen's
defence ; and to the u • :epend...tit part of the British Press, for
tae powerful shield which it has extended over her Majesty,
during her severe and harassing trials.

That these Resolutions be advertised in the STA' and Times,
London Papers, and in the Stamford Mercury and Stamronl
New•.

That the thanks of this Meeting be given to the Mayor, for
Eli prompt and polite attention to the Recinisition for calling the
s2lne. ROBERT FE ATIIERBV, Chairman.

The Chair having been vacated, tie thanks of the Meeting
wcrc onanitribly voted to the Chairmau, for his able and lade-
Ter.d..nt attention to the business of the day.

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