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London, England, 1810-05-05 00:00:00

, but throirgh his %vhole lite, he
those principles which had ob-
proposed the Resolution of thanks
was carried unanimously as to
many dissenting voices Its so

, that the Thanks of the
"en to the Sheriffs for their good
to preserve the peace of the
the military.
in returning thanks:, said that
already an account bf his con.
the removal of the roilitarY)
Factory .to the people of Eng.
from many.)—There was ano.
rich he thought it necessary to
improper constructions had
When he was ordered to wait,

•dett, at the Toweri by the
he thought it was proper to
tate. (Right! right! mom
ided in the same manner to go
address to Sir Francis Burdett
on by the Livery.—(Bravo !)
he was discharging the du.
iisterial situation.—(Loud ap-

declared, that he felt himself
of his public conduct met with
, who had elected him as She•
obliged to differ from them itt
the sincerest regret. As to go-
Ton Sir Francis Burdett, he
so without dishonouring the
it be expected, that he would
in the same mitre:able manner
on his Sovereign ?--( Burdett
' froth numbers.)—He should
opinion coincide with theirs ;

ice was so great, he must be
necessity of disobeying their order.

.. state ! go in state !)
)bservations from different per-
adjourned.
Ipy of the Petition, as it was

'HE COMMONS OF THE UNITED
BRITAIN AND IRELAND, IN
;61BLED.
'MONSTRANCE, and PETITION
.LDIftMEN,. and LIVTRY, of the City
Malta-mem!)led, this 4th day of May,

Layor, Aldermen, and Livery
in Common Hall assembled,
of the most anxious concern,
imble Address, Petition, and
earnesly entreat your Honour-
it a favourable reception ' • for
redress and relief, if the bare
wrongs and grievances of which ire
We also beg yourHonour=
that, in the languageWe may
ire, indeed, compelled to ern-.
lded to your Hon. Ho'mse.
which most deeply ::fflicts us,
_ —.kingly impels us at this time to ap-
Honourable House, is, what appears to
tour part, a violation of the per-
people of the land. We humbly
law, and against • law, you
of }our fellow-subjects ; and
without a hearing, you have
Isv requires legal proc:ess and
equals : justice demands that no
tutor, Juror, Judge, and Exe-
tuse. We beg leave to express
eternal principle of immutable
‘ulled by any• House of Commons
ly Parliament—by anf '
It it appears to us that your
las, in the instances of Mr. John
incis Burdett, assumed, accu-
all these oBices.
which we owe to you, to our-
,osterity, to state, that, in our con-
- ion is unfounded, and we
.:lare our opinion against the
power in any hands; a jurisdiction
'•• above the law, and which could
military violence—a violence
breaking open of an. Englis- 1
the precediiir; and subsequent
tad unoffending citizens.
y to observe, that the construe-
mable House prevents our sur-
of your Honourable House.—
the details, in-often and so
Honourable Howie, by which it
of three hundred Members of
House, in England and;
,Wales
by the people, -is upy honest
.'eople, but are cent t`d,. your Ho-
the absolute nomination or power-
ore hundred and fifty Peers and
a petition to your Honourable
'93, and which remains on your
:ed. This is the great constitu-
;ountry. This is the true root
Iptions,. and optwessions under
it be not eradicated, the nation

our sincere conviction, we need
never-to-be-forgotten Vote of your •
refusing to examine evidence en
Castlereagh and Mr. S. Pea-
King's Ministers, for traffick-
Honourabli House.
well, that when it was gravely
offered, in a petition which stands
' the complaints whereof are now
than twenty years," That Seats
House of Commons were as
bought as the standings for
then Honourable House treated
affected indignation, and the Mi-
-anish the petitioner, for present-
and libellous petition." But we
House of Commons avow the traf-
those accused of this breach of law
has been equally committed by
a practice was notorious as the
At this vote, and at these pntc-
ontancestertwotild.have felt," and
expression of a our indignation"

til'rough his NfaYoral. tt,
ihnuid persevere in tha
tined their applause.
Mr. QUIN then propos
to the Sheriffs, which
sherd Wood, but with
sheriff Atkins.
Mr. FAVELL said,
Meeting should be given
conduct and exertions t
City, without the aid of
Mr. Sheriff Noon, in
he hoped he had given al
duct with respect to th
which would be satisfac
isti.—.(Perfectly so, fro
riser circumstance, which
knew that i
sate, as he
been put upon it. Whi
dpou Sir Francis Burch
County of Middlesex; he
10, as a Sheriff;ntended
in stem
abers.)—He i
;leak to present the add
that was now resolved or
In so doing, he thought
ties attached to his minis
Oust)
lb. sheriff ATKINS di
harpy when any part of
the approbation of those
re, When he wavobl
opinion, it gave him the
jug in rule to wait up
thnaglit he could not do
office of Sheriff. Could
tacit nn an individual in
as ii he was waiting or
deserves every honour ! I
be happy to have his
but when the difference
under the painful necessi
—(Load cries of Go in
After a few more ohm
no, the Meeting was ac
The following is a col
rad at the Meeting
To THE HONOURABLE Tli
KINGDOM OF GREAT
PARLIAMENT ABSEiIBLI
Dr humble ADDRESS, REII
of the LORD MAYOR% 01. LI
d London, in Common
1810.
We, the Lord Ma
ti the City. of London,
tc leave, with feelings
11:N.ent this our bun
leminstrance, and we e
ink House to give to it
low can we hope for n
voement of the wrongs
omplain, be rejected ?
able House to believe th
lase occasion, and are;
ploy, no offence is-inten
The circumstancl v
ad which most strongly
'mach your Honourable
uto have been, on your
anal security of the peo:
conceive, that without
have imprisoned two a
that, without a trial, v
condemned them. Las
trial by Jury of our eqtr
person shall be Prosecus
cutioner in his own caus
our conviction that this e
it3tice cannot be annulle
—by any King—by any
kale upon earth. But
Patettrable House has,
titiones anti Sir Frar
atted, anti exercised
0 We feel it a dutv
alas, to our posterity
option, this jurisdicti
!tinily but firmly decl
cadence of this power
taknown—a power abo
be enforced only by n
+Dade manifest by the h
roan's castle, and by t
aprder of peaceable an
" Permit us humbly
tent of your HonouraL
at this conduct oi
I.v
_e will not enter into
ably stated to your He
appears, that upwards
lour Honourable Hot
(PIY, are no: elected b'
est of the word Peol
friaul inatable House. by the
finea of about 01
~others„as, s averred in a
in the year 174'
partials uncontroverted
6111 disease
01.
all
evils, of our cc
whith .e
.Ilae corrup
hour. If ii
'"ua perish.
• *in
support or th.
h 1Y refero
tianourel3 ,
sir the neve:
ngacbargllinso:iLoses ;del
``.v.ll, then two of the
it,;,, seats in your Ho
We remember we
*true ed'and Pr9of offe
Yourjournals,
_ and t
for L.sei:lior more tl
tion in the
nomusll •
ale at ,..7111ea an:4
the
a_4 a fair,', the Us
assertion with iff
I:4terthretened
mg a “
se to pot
ious •
have iivan ath
ed
ick, and to see a Ho
anetrint. screen those
all pAie4a ause it h
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