The Statesman.
London, England, 1821-03-20 00:00:00

SUFFOLK GGU,VTY MEETING.

In pursuance of a Requisition, most numerously and
respectably signed, die-ted to the High Sheriff, Philip
Rennet, Esq. a Meeting of the Nobility, Gentry, Clergy,
Freeholders, and Inhabitants of the County of Suffolk,
took place on the 16th inst. at Stowniarket, to take into
consideration the propriety of presenting Petitions to
the two Houses of Parliament, praying for a Reform of
I'..blie Abuses, and particularly in the Representation
c: toe Petit], : that they would institute an immediate
is yliry into the causes of the present general distress,
a. the best mails of remedying it ; and praying them
to withhold their confidenee from the present Ministers
ci the Crown, as from men nho hail tot feited the conft-
uenre of the nation. The Meeting was attended by some
the most distinguished freeholders and lauded pro-
rr:eturs of the county. Atitort4st others were present. his
lirace the Duke of Grafton, the Earl of Euston, Lord 11.
Fitzroy, Lord Iluntingfield, the Hon. F. Lumley, Sir W.
Parker, Sir Robert Harland, Sir W. Middleton,
Bart. Sir 11. E. Bonbon% J. GrighY. -Esq. Rey. J.
howler, J. U. Merest, Esq. Rev. B. G. Heath. It.
Eagle, Esq. F. K. Eagle, Esq. T. Robinson, Esq. J. B.
Esq. J.T. ehlieo, Esq. F. White, Esq. P. God-
t,cy, Esq. 1,. H. Hall, Esq. Rey. T. Godfrey. T. Quayle,
Esq. Ret. W. Clerk; J. Mat rig, Esq. Isaac Struts, Esq.
J. Parl:er. Esq. Captain Worth, R.N. T. Clarkson, Esq.
Rec. J. Wilcox, and an immense number of other per•
s.ins of consideration, from their property and respect-
ability in the county.
I,llSillebb of the day was opened by Lord Hunt-
iegtield, who proposed the 11.:sqltitions on which the
l'ctitious were fouuded, and which were seconded by
Kt Henry Bunbury. The. Duke of Grafton next ad-
elemseff the Meeting, and was followed by Mr. Merest,
who in trlble and elospient speech congratulated the
county ofbuffolk, in !taring at length broken through
Me trammels of Ministerial influence, by thus ineetiug
istshlicly and openly to express their sentiments, instead
of snealiug tutu holes and camel., like some other
people, to manufacture Loyal Addresse:., or iu other
Woeds,t6 labrit ate likels spun the friends of the people.
Lad Itersettr, in an address fraught with manly and
4sierevewa Otago: lice, urged the necessity of Parliament•
tory Refisetu, as the only mode of rescuing the country
fium the impending dangers to which it was exposed.
The IlintOttLittre then put the Resolutions for the
atloption of the 3leetiug, and they were carried by at-
Sir W. 111tont.wroN, Sir Route— HARLAND, and
several mini lientleman took a part in the subsequent
p:oceeditirs, and the business of the Meeting concluded
as it ltatlbeest carried on in a manner the most correct
ac.l dignified.

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LONDON:
TVCSDAT tVENING, MARCH 20, 1921• •

BY EXPRESS.

We have this morning received from Paris Ay el-
press, intelligence of Friday and Saturday
by which the important news contained in the bulletin
of Thursday, is much more than confirmed. While
the writers of the Ministerial prints were taking to
their souls the !lettering unction that the bulletin was
tnolficial, and its statements relative to the Pietbnow
teas were overcharged, we find from our ailvit es to-
day that the revolution of Piedmont was completed,
that the King had actually abdicated his government
in favour of the Prince of Carignana, and taken his
departure for the Island of Sardinia ; and that after
the Constitution of the Cortes had been proclaimed,
the Prince waspursuing his hostile movements with
the federative army against the Austrians. The ex-
press announces other articles of the highest interest,
of which the following are the details :