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London, England, 1820-03-23 00:00:00

NUMBEit 10,319.

Tim INDEPENDENCE or Tux CITY or CARLISLE.
ALT a numerous and . respectable MEETING of
the INDEPENDENT FREEMEN of the City of
CzrliEle, holden at the Coffee-House, on Saturday, the 18th day

Mr. WILLIAM LIALTON, in the Chair;

The following Resolutions wise proposed and unanimously

‘:.:ried :

Resolved—lst. That Ca:llsk being a free and independent
can never submit to a monopoly in its Representation, or
t. a compromise of its dearest rights and privileges.
3d. That, in order to prevent our City from being reduced to
the condition of a Close l3orough, and to stem the torrent of a
dangerous and overgrowing power, resulting from the local in-
Suenew of the Earl of Lonsdale and the Corporation of the City
of Carlisle, we are determined to support only such men as, by
their independent conduct and upright principles, can and wilt
exert themselves :o secure our constitutionailibertia, fearless of
every species of Aristocratic influence.
sd. 'flat we see, with considerable astonishment and sur-
prise, an Advertisement issued by Sir PHILIP Musonsve, Dart.
dechring 11-;.nvelf a Candidate for our Suffrages, and professing
to be " an Independent Man, and attached to no Party ;" when
the uniform conduct of that Gentleman has been a servile ad-
herence to the lions! of Lowretn, and in direct violation of the
Principles of Independence.—Men are better judged of by their
Actions than their Professions.

4th. That the Centleman who appears most eligible to our
Citice, ar.d whose general Qualifications arc at present most
congenial with our Patriotic Views, is WILLIAM JA3IILS,
Esquire, of Barrock Lodge, whom we solemnly pledge ourselves
to support with our most vigorous Exertions and unceasing
Energies.
sth. That the Friends of Rational Liberty and genuine British
Trz;:doin are so numerous and manifestly so staunch and cor-
dial, as to leave not the smallest doubt of the utter defeat of our
aivcreaties, and the return of the man of our choice.
6th. That a Committee be now formed of the following Gen-
ilmen, to carry into effect the above Resolutions, viz.

William Dobinaou I James Monkhouse
Thomas Halton t William. Bell
Jc?ut Blamire John Beck
John Andrei, William Gibbons
Ceo. Porter, of Cardcw James Holmes
John Matthews Robert James
Thomas Harrington John Mitchell.
7th. The Chairman having left the Chair, and Mr- 'Mom-
:Joust having taken it,
Resolved tinanimou3ly, That the Thanks of this Meeting be
given to Mr. Haltoo, for his independent conduct in taking
the Chair.

The above Resolations were signed by upwards of 100 Free-
men; and are now lying, for signature, at the Offices of Mr.
Dobinson, Solicitor, and dr. S. Ewart, Solicitor, Fisher-street,
Carlisle; and Messrs. Mounsey and Fisher, 31, Red Lion-
square, London.

COUNTY FIRE-OFFICE,
REG ENTSTREET.
TRUSTEES.
The Duke of Noaros.E.
The Duke of RUTLAND,
The Marquis of ISCICKINGNA!4f,
The Marquis of NOILTHAXTION,
&c. &C. its.
And SIXTY DIRECTORS.
Managing Director—J. T. BARI= BEAUMONT, Esq. F.A.S.
13ERSONS who continue insured in this Office
JLS. ven Years, whether upon. a Septennial or Annual Po-
licy, sure the Profits equally with the Original Members, ac-
cording to their respective contributions. A permanent surplus
Capital of /.7400,000 has been subscribed by the original Mem-
bers, and they alone are responsible ; hence those who now de-
sire to insure are effectually secured against that uncertainty
arid unlimited responsibility which have been so severely fork in
Societies upon the Contributionship or Union principle.
Retuins to the amount of £.26,000 have been paid within the
six list years, to all who have been -insured Seven years—a
greater advantage to the Public than has been hitherto yielded
by any well-secured Establishment.
Agents are appointed in all the principal towns, who are also
Agents to the PROVIDI:2IT LIFT: OFFICE, foundei ou
similar principles.

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