The Statesman.
London, England, 1812-11-07 00:00:00

Tewkesbury, Oct. 23.
AT a numerous MEETING of the ELECTORS
-L-11. of this Borough, held loamy tit Ihr twin lot', for the pde-
pobe of counidering the propriety of addressing their late worthy
and Independent Representative, Charles Banbury, Tim", Esq.
T. GRAY, Esq. in the Chair,
Resolved Unanimou.ty, That Mr. linabory Tracy. by his
regular attendance in P.ifliaMeni, nod the vole.; he lute gives,
apart all subjerni of national importance, partieularly the lend-
ing (resinous of • Civil and Religions Liberty, of Parliamentary
Reform, Walcheren Expedition. the Enquiry into thr Cow.
doct at the Duke of York, and Ex-Ofßrio Infirrandioil, is emi-
nently entitled to the Thanks of his Constituents.
Resolved Unanimously, Vett the public statement of Mr.
Whitminsbe, that he had by his opposition driven Mr. flantittry
Tracy from the Borough, is untrue; and his assertion that nitre-
Moths of the It lectors attached imporouice to his assumed vie-
tory, is also untrue and palpably stbsord.
Resolved Unanimously,. That an Address.. embracing the sen-
timents of these Resolutions, he presented to Mr. Hunhury
Tracy, and a Piece of Plate, of One Ilistioteed (Willow ratite,
with,', %nimble inseriosioo. as a small token of the respect andAtter is tie Nltetart ke4sory vial ever era erodes of
Ms deter:Allied add Bundy esesOirenitsciat‘tisa term; of Cur-
ruptibn. and his aealdasfoideavoion In c ck the wanton and
lavish Expendimre a the Public Miry us tieing every el-
fort in his power to diminish the hardens so severely felt tly AU
classes of the People.
Resolved Unanitanu-lv' That the Resolutions of this Mead*
be nderrtised in the Worcester and Gloucester Journals, .1w
Stitt es ma x, Courier, and the Morning Chronicle Newspaper,
and be printed in order to their general distribution its OM
town nod neighbourhood.
Resolved Unaniniousiy, That the foregoing Resolutions, al-
ready signed by one hundred and thirty-three Electors sow
present, shall lay at the Banking-it mse of Messrs. Hartland,
Prior, and Co. till Thursday nest, to receive the Sloane' e; of
such persons ns rm.)• bate been prevented by- illness or other
causes from attending the Meetiug Ibis day.
Resolved Ummiinowly, That a Committee, consisting of the
following Gentlemen, Thomas Grey, Feq. Chairman, the Rev.
Reginald Wynnialt, William Dillon, E.g. James Martin, Esq.
Mr. tlartland, the Rev. Dr. Heating, Charles F. Hanford, Esq.
Mr. Prior, Mr. John Easitiope, and the Rev. George Fusion,
tie requested to prepare the Address, receive Subscriptions, and
carry dime H.esolittions into elect.
T. GRAY, Chairman.
The Chairman having gritted the Clair, it was unanimously
resolved,
That he is entitled to the Thanks of this Meeting for his able
and impartial conduct therein.
The number of Electors resident within the Borough it is
considered slo not exceed 215, and of that number upwards of
165 have siened the above Resolutions, added to a very consi-
derable number of tAnse not residing io Tewkesbury. asliongsf
whom are the present Member, Mr. Murtin. Sir 8.. W. (Misr,
Bart. M. P. ; Sir G. 0. Paul, Bart. ; J. 11. Moggeridge, Esq.
&c.

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