Star.
London, England, 1820-12-15 00:00:00

" We, therefore, most earnestly conjure your Majesty to
watch over your Countils with paternal isolicitude, and to in-
sure a more liberal, enlightened, and condliatory policy, than
has hitherto been adopted. Then may we hope that the na-
tional resources of tltis great Empire may extricate us from the
difficulties with whirl we are surrounded; and we trust, that
nothing can then intervene to sully the dignity of the Crown,
the character of the People, or the glory of the Nation."
Resalved, That the said ameakill aibbruslbe elseedi by tbe
Mayor on behalf of the Meeting, and transmitted by him to the
Members for the City; and that they be respectfully requested
to present the awe to his Majesty.
Resolved, That the Address, with the proceedings of this
Meeting, be rellebed in the Gloucester Papers, in the &ma,
the Morning elamatir, the Mimes, and the Cower.
SAMUEL JONES, Mayor.

The MAYO* having left the Chair,
Ite.olved Unanimously, That the Thanks of this Meeting be
presented to the Right Worshipful the Maxon, for his ready
attention in complying with the Requisition, and for his patient,
impartial, and satisfactory conduct in the Chair.

DONOVAN'S BRITISH ZOOLOGY.
This day was published, in Ten Volumes, Royal Octavo,
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THE NATURAL HISTORY OF BRITISH
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