The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1821-01-23 00:00:00

the People in Parliament," wills three times theta lamb
cheering.)
Soot. Ben Block."
" The Duke of Norfolk. and gamy else bretrAitsire Nobility
sf she Country a ver consider it Idris tugboat homier to seep.
port the riches and liberties of the people.--(ewsch applause.)
The nese 'oast was “ A .men tly repeal of all 1.4.11 which in
any .beree shirt she sarreel tit:Maur cons( I. ere."
"'The health of Mr. Coke" (Gentlemen saint his Lordship,
I can't recumneeed him you ;as good wine aerate vier bosh,
so the •auec of Mr. Coke needs is. eulogy). • Tht
*which followed this toast was cuntiuteed foe, ea
• • •
time.
° The health of the Earl of Alhematle", wine with
wine time, 1111 W, sod was followed by the lowartel 'enaliAtinet
general applause we ever %reformed st-a pobtletelliosemer.'4l'"
The Havoc proposed "The health of Lord Bari,"
was received with much applause, and his Lurthdrip retamwed
thanks.
. .
M.. Cott proposed "The health of J. Matelowthis
."—( bind cheers )
gm' lisaliairelr
21r. 111•cnos.mw belga to revamp illtanks
they had dune lone He felt partecularly aetifoll to
Mr. Cute fur noticing as Wielded PO hemble as hiMaelf.
He took leave to may that they had done right in remitt-
ing to ibeir old gleaners. Last year they hail felled
St. Andrew.* Hall—this year they weight have Lehi,
the Cathedral—and act year, proved& el dray* that Go-
vet-motet went on eiscreasing their reek* •ei they hail
dune, else, would be oldieeml 141 diet in the tapes. air, ski, h
would expose 'hem to land Castl h's Code, by which,
lie supposed, it would be hell healer, for Englislimew to
diem politically, triadic their limier atmosphere. 'there
they were. buisever, anal he could nut be Ip congeal's-
ling them on the Agora y of the em libretto.. of the
purest principl. • of freedom, justice, sisal heinanily, all
of which were cumbioe.l in the name of Mr. Fox —(Oreof
applause)—This was, therefore, a just set+ et of tromps-
Isolation lo those oho admired that great man's eharac-
ter—the new year brought no other subject of coupe-
tialatitos with it. the Noble. Chairman, at as. early
period sot the evenior, in speaking of Mr. nix, slid so
Mile, but eunveyed so n:uch, he (Mr. Plae4unald) could
soul help fur a moment formusg a wish shut his grave would
open am! lemur.. him to the couutry. Great and invaluable
would such a orate lie in such mot' as she preseue. But
his fkelisags were imp intense to enable him tea brier with
calmness such a spectacle as this 'poetry now presents.
He well nut with priselenee view inth. citify she most be-
sotted, folly the much infaseialed : heeler, therefore, that
he should rest where here were so cares to agitate, *so nits-
govereime sot to deplore. Good God! ham would his blood
basil in his veins to see the passing events in the omits
of Europe! Now ioeignsat Ise wuulml feel at wring a con.
stitninuisl Kin: dragged (ruin Ins kingdom to the bar of
there militate), despots—(ehters)--en mower to them, for-
suoth, fur oh:: henious crime of 'Davin greeted to his peo-
ple, at their own request, a free Cm ggggg utton—a
mite recommended to a part of that counery at • time wises
it was necessary to wear Ile mask of deception. 2te
stow, however, saw Naples threatened with inveseene,
wills irdtiF ream, if not as participators in the lariat.
There were some thine, attach even she nerves of eny Load
Castlereagh were nutrient to. %Vitae! the suppoder of
standing armies—the trauferrr of Norway—the el-rester of
peep—die paditiotter of Saxony—the he trayer of Gum,
amities! the faith of treaties—even be shrieks from the eon-
temptaliam of what is passing, mat stands aloof while the
Question is decided whether elm liberties of the world shall
be ai the disposal of three Aateserals. Wail oat thee Ilieble
laud fostered every one of the measeires alluded to? Bet
there might be reasons fur his pretreat coyotes+. Nampo
his system of domestic policy has nut yet erlive•l at matu-
rity. Whet British Minister, who had may value fur hia
head, would dare avow a participaii ssss au the •xrrrablas
traffic uuw carried sou iu the Worries uf uatiunis ? Where
was there airy uf this on the oast of our Got era.
meat? It was awl la hi found at the mast brad of the
Velvety, nor in the refusal to receive at our Court the Nea-
politan Austutesador sent to this coestmery. He moue deviously
prayed, that the lightning of Heaven might blast Ike aims ef
the aggressor, anal humble lo Ihedust • !Newt e so prim deb d.
—(Cheers)—lt was must gratifying to the fiieuda of liberty
to fiod, that the political changes ise Spain, P. rtugsl, and
Naples, dill mot arise omit of may atssusJ disorganized philoso-
phy, trading to overthrow social order; 'hose chamezes
had their basis in nneional ureter mod piuspertiy. 'prey
conducted tio node, s write antiderattoa and temper. There
was 110 rational olject of jesheasy or suspicion is tinsel.
IYould he could wy su match for the other side of the
queotiou! When the principle called " Monarchical" was
spoke's uf, all the old exploded preiensiuns of sovereignty
were revived. lie kites, not what else Ultralloyalises or
Lovelies, or he did nut kerns what to tall them, would say
to this, but if the same principle had beets acted gas is 1688
Mime country would be emu wader the ham anti imeediet r all
Euterpe. Adverting 10 the late charges Isawielst leer Majesty,
Ire übserved shat they had originated in conspiracy, and had
been supported, Of attempted to be supported, by bribes,
turd prrjue y. The ;rem:etas of eke measure correeisueided with
its comm. uremeisi. It lead Ike a fled of the torpedo spun
all why approached it. Primers of the blood format slide
dignity—usiliisry writes forgul their ehivalsy—and cerium
Nand Corals gare:up their uuderstsermlings to 'ha guidance of
their ieteremet amid pa.sioirs. Tiw saga of the law, seam-
custuuted Its es post forgo laws (long may 'hey cominse so),
Were nut altugesher oracular. Taw mitered prelates, for
whom he ewer mined great rem; eel, were bewildered in the
masea of 1111 l ralisy. They ran foul of tech 'ober iu there
theulny, and hilt behiud them au anuessalues system of
episcopal. puliiicu ethics.—(Loughiey.)—The Ministers of
the Crown, the King's (*initiall advisers, brought in a Bill
of Divorce for the idiot...of their Sovereign; bait whe timer
it was, that the ghosts of Sacclii. Majucchi, Sec. lead Skied
lwfore than char as else light of day, or that the
lie dish bun hail roared through else empty *mulls Of the
Tseesury, he knew not; but this be did know, that bevies
first lensed rowel 1111 their favourite Divorce B 11, they
ran away at list from their owe measure, and I. ft time
Klieg milked anal exposed to all the dirt mid obloquy of
such all obnoxious measure. But We was to some degree
couteleracted by the loyalty and love of the siatiou --
They nude allowatere for the passim's, sow keel ep as they
moat hare been by slanderers evil tale.beereis, mud only
engird execrations loud and deep use Die men who had
mineral the proceeding; but that people were called disloyal
lay the hole Sialit rattsYS addressers. hedonl, why at this lie
hue, if die hole anal curlier addressers were the only
fe iambi a Loyalty, else laird have merry on she Moine,
by ! The game is up wills it ; for they have hue., every
vim se wooed anil laughed to aaura. He reinerish. red bay-
ing braid* romparistes made between English and Furtive
sailors. A foreign sailor, le a stereo, fell ou li;s knees, mad
prayed, while se Eriglash sailor, when in danger, turned to,
waked haul, and erred the alsip. Thus hr would adv.se the
people to Jo. 'they must Mil expect miracles to be worked
be the it revue.' ; they must axe rt themselves, sod save she
vessel. There was no hope of the courairy, video, Ow high*.
was united with the middle dames uf mocieiy. The Hue Gen.
airman, after some Isere tier übservatiellell usi she necessity of
smitten,: all cl f society, cersiclutleal lay reusaikii.g, that
whatever migisi be sought toe lay a few men, she Kier' body
of the people were anxious for a mrelergie and now riot Moat
Itmefurns. Avid he it r. meneleered, Mai Annual Parham...is
and Usti I Seffrnee lied nut hens sought for WIWI all
moderate de mends fur Reform had been repealeally refewth
'the people world be sat (shed if they saw the House uf Cum.
mons es hal it once was, and what it ought to be—a cheek
upon the maladninsisiration of Governinciat.
The next toasts were—" Earl Grey, and our friends
throeghoet Englandorho maitre in eke promeiples of &tense.'
"The Foil of Kowlyn, and them geuelesara in Stoillmid
who celebrated she memory of Mr. Fits."
The Meeting broke up soon after 12 o'clock.