The Statesman.
London, England, 1820-08-29 00:00:00

No- 4£04._

T a namerees and retpertable MEETIN(i of the I
INHABITANTS of Stahel& of CLER RM.. •
Hirt In oe bed) of at. Jailors's Church, uli the Sith August,
pgAIiCIS STEDMAN. Esq. Cintrelswardee. In the Chair.
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qt, do with the moat hestrtfelt sincerity, over our 1:
+1,..g antennas to her Mejesty on her safe arrivel is this
WWII, sad do likewise express our admiration of that I
am, sad peemptitsvde. with welch, scorning alike tint ef
erhrlbery met itslrmrdxlion, she has thrown herself us
theJastieeot the British N
'teen( e' do most feelingly. our CultiiolPlWP U 4 the
rehire sag billeting looses her Majesty ha:: 41141111/Ihl is the
prigs abet rather. Friend and nneneting Onarillan, our
eipiodigaiereign, lett her Vanghter. the unit ersatr
cod Primers% Charlotte.
•flut•'vreeglertale the strongeatinilletimiest at the repine,
t+subas bora reared towards her Melees,. M *Matron*
prrswegaem the Liturgy. a ?three:Beg that. itt.oug
able. M mem militates maths/ the law iof the Land, and
themimmeninef lbw Mine Author of our Religion. and is
etiolated, is a serious degree, to weaken those feelings of
frowstier' led respect for the Royal Finally. so important
to tYeseasdMad order of Society: lad we cannot hut con-
sider the aerieseenee of the Dignitaries of the Established
curd, Is this measree, to be most decidedly at variance
with those precepts of furhearanee and mercy. so strongly i n-
rebated by their Divine Master, and tinjoistitiable inasmuch
Islay lave by so doing proceeded to pttnishment before
pilleeeld possibly be established.
no *sleet tire most seise ilisgnst and abhorrence, that
the thee selected by the Enemies of her Majesty. to plot
against her honour and life. um at the moment, when she
vu deeply iurolsed in sorrow for the loss of her beloved
Child, at whichaeleting period, when even barbarians Weald
hare respected a Mother's heart-reading einniions, malice
refined so far upon cruelty. as to deny her Name a place on
the Collo that enshrined her Child. co truly her pride and
solace. so justly dear to British spirit. and so important to
British hope.
That we view with the most enqutliiied disapprobation
the proceeding egldnat her Majesty by a Bill of Pains and
Penalties, a measure repugnant to the spirit of the British
Comeitation. totally at variance %Rh our ideas of Justice,
ealcaleted to excite the moat ser:ous prospective alarm, and
invoking. as a probable consequence. all the horrors of vigil
commodes. so foully attendant on a disputed succession.
That we seat:outer with grittitude, the many proofs her
lltjeitv has gives of melerival solicitude fir, and armholes.,
*nuttiest to, the Mph, of this Country, and we most ear.
neatly may for the complete establishment of her Majesty's
happiness. sail dot bar reign say be long a blessing to a I
gratefully assented Pamle.
That a 0=1,7„ iformiating of the Ministers. Chureh-
wardees, 0 and other Inhabitants now tub*
be requested to wait epee her Majesty with a duettist and
loyal Address, founded upon the above Resolutions, as soon
as die shall be pleased to receive it. and that they have I
power to add to their mutter.
That the follow's', Oestlemen, with the Ministers. end
Clialehertediamb aid Overseers be such Deputation, namely, I
Mr. Wm. IMilbaboa. Mr. Coat, Mr. John Jones. Mr. Ford.
Mc. 1111610111. Mr. Bates, Mr. Herm. Mr. Pearson, Mr.
leorstber, Mr. Adams. Mr. Rsrkley. Mr. Willis.
Mr. Baaallea.llr. Angel, Mr. !tailing and Edmund Smith.
IRO lho Ailibensia ivy far signateresin the VPAIry.,OOOIIII
etp Jarmrs and St. John's Churches. and Pearhont site
Chapel for three days.
That the Churchwardens do Knit upon her Majesty to know
Heim Ilse she *RI be pleased to resseive the Irict444,
That the thanks or this kleetiag be given to Francis Sled-
sea. Escptire. the Churchwarden. for his minty cumplianth
with the wishes of the lehabitants. for hie impartial conduct
is dinars:lr, and for his general suavity of manners upon all
emissions.
'That these Resolutions be publiehed in the Times. Clwe-
Mete. Morning Advertiser. Statesman and Traveller Net s.
papers. (Sianci
FRANCIS STEDMAN, Chairmen.