The Statesman.
London, England, 1820-08-04 00:00:00

N°• 4i89•

131111% Es. Al tv•oe,
A CO3IIION COUNCIL. holden in the (II %MIMI of
the Gt. 11,1)11 MT., ni tee (ITV of 1.0N1)0N, ou
TiIt.R.MAY, the 3d cloy of August, IStod, .
RL,et .10.
TIL this Court fret it to be the tindon!ited
licit of the suhiret to petition noon any 'miter of
vintner! and that stud] right °nolo nut to be ialpede.l on
*sweet oft ny teehnkal inforevalit.
Thst ?hi; Cowl have Pierefort.hesrd. with Joey ennrero,
fil,t the How,. of Lords have rooted to reeeke their peti-
ti.o.t,„,,o,:-davtlitat the Re.) of PlinA anti Penaltie-4. now
*swing is Parliament, for !he purpose of degrading her
ilstoesry Ole Q3cen. on the eronad that the Petitioners pro-
,...sed t,, h•• is,linointeni with fiefs as to ;he oririn or rile Bill,
it..ieheool t only he known by the Members of CI •Ir Lord-
viip's Set .c: Committee.
• ' 'rtpt tl', Cum.,. disenietiol. anF Intention of ..a.rinT to
t,i4r ten!-}'p, matter arYet by the form: of their Lord-
‘'.;lpillw • .. en Allot lw received. feel it no: erthelevo to hi
osetetfiemselyes, and in areor.hoce with their birthright.
is n, to persevere io re:pee:l9lly petitiesing their
Adskatt
Ala "their leziolEive character, egoist* the pro-
of Pains and Peza!tiel, as contrary to the eonsti-
mkoieSsprodenee of Elitism:l. Cale:tinted -to lower the
d,oni:v ate Crown, and to prove detrimental to the Liber-
.
ties. Mortlee, and the Seelrity of the Country.
Ilst a Nation be therefore p-e4ente,! to the Rouse of
I.o44eenfs:raiable to the above Resolutions.
, IVOODTHORPF:.

To J. W. PARKINS and RICH %RD ROTIIW ksirs.
RIO Sheriffs of the Cuunty of Mid.lleies, and City of
Loadon.

July 2% IStO.
WE. the ondersictied, 10 inz Freeholders of the
County of Aliddicsev. respectful!-, relt,est 3 ou to con-
vene a Meeting of the Freeholiers of the comfy of Midair-
sex on as early a day as possible, at the Mermaid Tavern,
Hackney, in :he said county, for the ir:rtvoge of considering
of the propriety of presenting an I,lflress of Condolence to
th. Queen Consort of England, Re. &e. for the many and
aßictiug 'Mfg her Majesty has sustained since her departure
from this country ; also to congratulate her Majesty on her
safe return to the British Nation ; and to consider the pro-
ceedings now pendiog in Parliament against her Majesty.
We are, Sirs. your obedient Servants,
(Biped lac Siati-eight Freeholders.)
In compliance with 11. e al.nre Requisition a Alerting of
the Freeholders of the county of Middlesex Is hereby ap-
poin4ed to be held at the Mermaid Tavern. Hackney, in the
said eount3, on TrESDA I. the Stis tia3 of August, its2ll. at
'reels e o'clock.
Avg. 3d. IS2O. J. W. P VIIKINS, Sheriff.

John's Terrace. Ilacknt.y Road, Aug. P. IWO.
TO MR. SIIERIFF PARKINS.

Sia.—‘fter the many intervieed I have had with you on
the subject of the Meeting of the Freeholders of the county
of Middlesex, and the absolute refusal of your colleague
even to read the Requisition resented to him. I hare eon-
silted some of the Requisitionist.. and they heir me to ex-
press their surprise at your reluctance to comply with their
request; the importance attaching to a que.tion in which it
abase a ealeaniated and injured Inviduel, end infringes on
that able hibrie the Constitntion of the country, induces the
llellaidtiouista to address you. in your ern. ial espocity, and
vxec..„, fe,...arer, &lei. ire ash a Meeting of the '
of the county of Middlesex for Tuesday next, at
the Mermaid Tavern. Hackney, for Twelve o'clock, and to
let notice of the same be given by ‘dvertisement in the Morn-
ing Advertiser, the Times, Morning Chronicle, the States-
mu, Morning Post, and the Courier, on Friday. Saturday.
and Monday, preaious to the Meeting.—Soine objection hav-
ing been introduced reipecting the deftly log the expences.
I be, to users you that all legal and necessary expence shall
herald by us, reserving to ourselves the rieht, that the pre-
gent proceeding shall nut at any future period be introduced
as a promisor to the county.
On behalf of the Requisitionists.
I have the honour to he,
'Your's, respectfully.
JOHN BUTLER, Chairman.

To Mr. JOHN BUTLER. Chairmen of the 'Middlesex
Requisitionists.
Rin—in complying with the urgent request of the Fre^-
holders of the tounili of Middlesex, to cousene an early
Meeting, I think it proper to send to the Public, along with
the Form of Ike Requisition, your Letter addressed to me
upon the subject.
In explanation of what. in the name of the Requisitionists.
you are pleased to call my " reluctance- to camply with
their request, I shall take an early opportunity of transmitting
to you my correspondenee with Mr. Sherif Rothwell. I do not
Lesitate to admit my reluctance, even ln'my ofliclid capacity,
to have any thin/ to do with a question, the very discussion of
whiels has a tendency to tear asunder the nearest and dearest
eonnectione, and to excite air hostile feeling in the country;
particularly in the ease of see' extrema deneacy, where the
interests and happiness of the two principal personares in
the Kingdom are at stake. and wantonly, as I must think.
set at serialize with each other, to their own mutual

danger, as well as to that of the nation at large ; on which
subject I took the liberty, presiotis to her Majesty's return
to this country, to give my humble, but decided opinion to
sue of the Ministers, strongly recommending • different line
of conduct, to that sow observed towards our unfortunate
Queen.

Whatever may be the issne of the pending proeeedings, I
confess 1 was not anxious to appear either officially or in-
divideslly in the busiseas; and therefore was the osOre
tinder that you should are every MOans in gone power to
obtain the concurrence of my Colleagna in oiler towards
convening the meeting, but on finding that object unattain-
able, i have not ftellyed n moment to perform my duty by
compl;lug with the terms of the Requisition. 1 an. Sir,
'tour obedient servant.
.1. W. P.tRKINS, Sheriff.
No. 10. Britlge-dreet, Sd Aug.

TIER MAJESTY'S DEFENCE.
ping DEFENCE of FIER MAJESTY the VEEN,
JL against the Charges that Ninliee, supported he Perjury.
besteglit forward against her :Majesty, when Princess of
Wales, is 1t4.0.A.
By TIER MAJESTY THE QUEEN.
With an Introduction.

London : printed for Thomas and Joseph Allman. Book-
sellers to her Majesty, Prinee's-street, Hano►er-sgwre.
price Qs. ed.

F.t4SENCE OF SHRIMPS.
FROM the increasing oleittand of this much ad-
wired &wee for all sorts of Fish. tr. it has Induced OW
Progrietor, HENRY PO% St. Newgate-stront, le,
rem his meet grateful steknon ledgutents to the Pr Pir
their kind patronage. and at the same time begs I Id
acquint them that it is sold by all the Oil and
Wesehentsea in LOndon. and by one or more
agents in every town throughout the United Kiegdosnie • s
To Merchants. Captains, end others, it Is pertleelarly
commended tor shipping, as it is warranted to keep itt es!'
climate.