Star.
London, England, 1810-06-09 00:00:00

114 T a MEETING of the GENTLEMEN,'
11 CLEW: Y, FREEHOLDERS, 'HOUSEHOLDERS, and
eeiwr INHA /IMAMS, of the. County of BMWS, In full County
wernbled, the sth thy of June, 1510, by the Appointment of the
High Sheriff, pursuant to a Reqtai.ition to him for that purpose
awl.% Tl.e HIGH SHERRY in-the Char.

A
Tare Petitions were presetneo by Sir sours 'l4ltßoCKalottTom,
Bart. and seconded biTitossaa Goont.af a Esq. the one pray-
irg ler a Reform in Parliament, and the-al:et. for the Release of
Mr. 3011 N CALI! loNtEs and Sir FRANC/i BURDET r, Bart. front
their Imprisonnlert, w hick havirg read and approved,
It was Received, That the Petit;,-11% now read he adopted and
isned by the I lzrit Sheriff, in the Name of the County, and de.
11‘ red to the 110Itudiers for thin Chanty, C zoa ot VAN!' (TART
aart CtlaaLta Duero Esqts. who are requested to present the
muu to the House of Conn:tons), and arc hereby instructed to
th. smite therein.

el Letter addressed to Sir FRANCIS BURDLTT, Bart. having
NMI also read—lt was resolved, That the same should be signed
lo the High Sberiff, in the name of the Meeting; and that the
Ii ;h Sheriff, Ole -Members, .and as many Gentlemen as think
proper, b• requested to wait i.pon and present the same to • Sir
I.l.sxcis ltuaozr•r, toget!!er with a Copy of these Resolutions.
That these 1' r.soluttons be inserted in the Reading, Salisbury,
ant Oxford part.; and in the following I.ondon Paper 4. 'viz..—
itornirg C:lroni.cle, British Press, STAR, SUN Stateentan, and
Alfred.

That th• Thanks ()faits Meeting be given to Sir Joust Teaocrt-
roa-^H, Ban. tie Mover, and THOMAS Gooutucas, ti.
$ towie• the . et.tiuns and Resolutions.
PETER GREEN, Sheriff.
The Sheriff having quitted the Chair, the Thanks of the Meet-
kg were enanonon9ty voted to him fur hi; gentlemanly, impartial,
up:lcemen conduct therein.

PARISEI of ST. DUNS T'AN'S in the WEST, Fleet-street,
City of London.
AT a Meeting of the Vestry, held agreeably to
Nolte Notice, on the 6th day ofiune, 1810, present the.
Rer. RECHAID LLOYD, A M. Vicar; In the Chair, Ike.
The following Declaration, being proposed and approved of,
was signed by the Vestry-men pretent, and now lies itt the Ws-
tre-rer:m, for the signatures of such other inhabitants (including
the LTheny of the Roll,,) as may approve of the same, from
twelve o'clock to two, till the 16th instant.
iJ!led upon, as we are, in the present critical emergency, to
'end, with en;r utmost vigour, against the na,est formidable,
. at the same time the must subtle enemy that has ever wane::
vu aping our country ; and to contend, not merely for victory, I
Late existence—for every thing that tan make England clear to
0, ted of which, as Ertelishinen, wynay well he proud—for I
Larvae, our altar', and our civil liberty ; for that great and
Coneitittion, which was the dream of ancient sages, and
theinvy of all modern nations—a Constitution iavolving
fat of Government, and whose powers are so duly
-as tgafford a greater degree of liberty, and a greater se.
for it, than is enjoyed by any other nation under the sun ;
so effectually contribute towards our security, and
:e to the menaces of the enemy, am internal concord and
/—a high and patriotic determination to rally round the
fitutian as it at perar stands, and to "airport those just
venires of the Crown, and those necessary privileges of the
amens, which are monuments of the wisdom of our fore-
5, and upon which -alone dt ponds the real freedom of the
• their indite/ happiness; and their extereal strength.
cannot, therefore, view without horror the bold and alarm-
ittempts which (under the forms of Petitions and Addresses)
!been lately made to soya the -seeds of dissension throughout
01111 try, by holding up the Chief Authorities of the Realm to
attempt and ridicule; and by stimulating the people to-a
well their own Representatives, as though we had less to
from the Tyrant ..of Franca than from ourselves, or the
the topiary could behest ?rotated by the subversion of
kutket
whatever imposing names such attempts may disguise
we canoot but regard them as proofs either of politi-
neensy Or Or foul sedition; as so man) efforts to play
of France in our own ct-entry, and to introduce
and destructive system by which the whole Continent
: has fallen a victillt to the French Despot ; and which,
suffered to prevail amongst ourselves, must be inevitably
• the same disgrace and ruin. Had the nations of the
.teen true to their own cause, they had not now been
under the iron despotism of an unprin,:ipled Tyrant,
seer deposed their lawful Sovereigns, or preserves them
nail satellites, shining around his imperial throne.
tall:tad *Lula ever fall, it must he by dist..lion and civil dis-
`, She is agreat and powerful nation. Her greatness and coin.
perky have excited •:se errry andindignatiun of her san-
tie threatens to •lestroy her political existence, for she
blew( en him and universal Empire She is the last asy-
ined.ornaud happitiest —the last refuge of exiled misery and
Anil such a glorimu pre-eminence She shalt continue to
•if She he tree to Herself. A great nation, like oar
',under Diviet NOVIDE N C inviticible—if we be united
e rauy round the constituted Authorities of the State with
which extinguishes selfish and sinister views, and
ru:diviJugl interests with those of the public.
in
whose names arc: hereunto sabseribrel, feel (m-
-,....rtswit critical ji:orture ellatts, impe-
Upon, and especially from our, local situation, to
, • becoming indignation such mischievops and fatal ;
tom whatever Tierces, and under whatever sanction,
?rotted: to strengthen and consolidate, as far as lies in
the exertions of Government to prooiote the ptehlilt
welfare; to testify cur sincere 11;yalty and affection
,t,tl
table Monarch, whom a kind and indulgent Pa ovt-
r" nermits to be the Father of tis People; and to ex-
tisp.ereliaare on the wisdom of Parliament to correct, in its
,!sell Way, such abuses, as, in a lapse of many ages,
lentally crept into the general structure of the Con-
t° t Ll* it for the steps it Jias already taken upon
' subject. RICHARD LLOYD, Cliiairrnao.

To ice ric.use
sus net same the
A Letter uddressel
lien also read—lt w
lo the High Sberiff,
/I ei Sheriff, the IN
proper, be requested
ANCIS BIJ2DETT,
'flat these II usolir
am! Oxford par.. ; •
Aliening Chronicle,
That tbeThanks a
ODIT',N, Bart. the 1
iwtele- a. the i CA
The Sheriff having
lag were unaiiimousf
aid correct conduct t
PARISH of ST. t
AT n Meeting
is• Piihhe Notice
Rer. RICHAiD 1.1
The following De
was signed by the Vi
try-room, for the sii
the Liberty of the
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nd at the same time
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