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

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Time Gentlemen appear to lave torn a leaf out of
the book of their friends who lately met at Camber.
well. The independent meeting 1141 been announced
fur twelve, that is one precisely for business, to-mor-
row. In thus privately inviting an attendance of
*brit friend* at eleveu. it is evideittly the intention
of these soi dimes Loyalist* to pre-occupy the
ground with their partisans, and prevent a fair and
impartial discussion.

The loyal meetings are not more successful in
Ireland than they have been in this country. They
injure the cause they were intended to serve. The
partisans of Ministers formed great expectations
from the county l'ipperary, but they hare kern
greatly disappointed. Ily a trick they alit iiiied
nominal victory. but they sustained 11 resit defeat.
The meeting was held, um in Clonniel, the county
town, but in Cashel. The Archbishop attended
at the head of as Ecclesiastical array; bat there
was not owe Peer present. The Earl of LAN DAFF,
the Earl of KINGSTON, the E of GLEN GALL,
Viscount Ltistotta, till absented themselves. The
Earl of Dosioutatmotta (lid not attend. Nay,
it is well known that Lord NOSBURY, Chief Jut.
lice of the Common Pleas—slid of whose loyalty
and attachment to the Crown, arid to all that are
iu authority, there is no sceptic will doubt—die:l)-
proved of the Meeting. Very few of the Goody
of the county attended, for many reasons, but
principally because they disapproved of agitat-
ing the county upon a (ph:pilot' its which Ire-
land laid hitherto taken no part. Mr. [Jowl LI.,
in an able speech, winch will hr foa id in another
part of our Paper, moved an adjournment. which
was seconded by Caossea Woes, Esq. A
long and desul-ory debate ensued, in which S,r
W. P. Cxutot.l., Counsellor Ill•xsaaGN, Sir J.
FITZGERA LD, Meson. SA DLIER, and several other
Gentlemen, supported the Address. The question
being loudly called for, the SHERIFF desired that
those who supported the Adjournment should leave
the Court-house, to tillable him to judge of the
numbers, which was no sooner done than he and
his party declared the Address carried ! On the mo-
tion of Sir W. P. CARROLL, the High Sheriff re-
ceived the Thanks of the Meeting for h &glair
conduct in the Chair !!!

This jockeysliip cannot avail.
despicable than the force exerci
County Meeting.

Yesterday the Earl of Livsi
memos psriy of the Peers at dim
Whitehall.
Viscount CASTLEREAGH had
of the Members of the House of
lie, yesterday, at his liou►e iu Si.
The Address and Petition to
the dismismil of his preterit Ministers,
public meeting in John-street • '
was yesterday transmitted to Li
rented to his MAJESTY. It
thousand used sixty fife signal,
Star, )

We have received New York
ult. They mention several rep,
Florida Treaty, stating that tl
been received (ruin Madrid.
Paper, howeve►, observes, that
want confirmation. The Indian
on the territory of the United Stal
trotted much attention. Commi
appointed to investigate the interior
was looked for with some anxiety
to be in a very forward stale.
There Papers announce the rejection
soon territory into the American
House of Representatives. The • "
bets to Congress is to be low,
future to be allowed only six di
expenses.

The William, which arrived
Friday from Jamaica, brought act
haviug been posted up at the Co;
ston, 15th November, eating
RA N s had taken Lima; but accounts
through the United States, to the
do not make any mention of th
The intelligence brought by the
fore, we fear, not correct. The .
bly have arisen from the del at of
iits by the Patriot., the Commet
ists being called Getieral LIMA.
place on the 4th November, near
General LIMA, with about half
privates, were all who escaped:
It was supposed that Santa M;
render to the Patriots on the best
could make.

Mr. GRATTAN has announced
date for tl►e Cuusny of ‘‘'icklow,

Workuien were employed y,
a portico before the principal door
Lords, preparatory to the visit
day, to open the Parliament in
officers from the different offices
are ordered to be to attendruce,
in tows' are to be in readiness, at
iii the usual places about the Pat
is said that some special cousin;
parish constables and how-street
attendance.

Sunday evening arrive(' at
St. James's-street. the Right
Mayon of the City of hi
the City Represeutatuves (Aldo
Mr. F. 1.1.13). Altlertutti UAILE`
BERF.IFORD. BLOZAM. JAIIIO.
and Motsirnotatair, Mr. Slteril
Rev. Mr. BLACKS*. City Chai
wutarti Gassy, Towel Clerk ;
Setrttary to the LOUD MAYO.
bevetil of the Common Council
the City Officers, and Help&
unanimous Address of the Corporal
to hie M•MITY.

I all adjOUrlllUelli. which
BIE Moons, Esq. A .•
eistued, in which Sr
.11ar 11•NSERGH, Sir J.
ma En, and several other r•
Address. The qiiestiou
Ire SHERIFF desired that
djournment should leave
>le him to judge of the I
soarer done than lie and
eta carried ! Oa the tau-
hi.. the High Sheriff re-
-Ileeting for his dignified
avail. It is even more y,
exercised at the Dublin
•
LIVERPOOL had • no-
at dinner, at his house in
•
had a numerous party
lose of Commons at din-
iii Si. James's-square.
ion to his MAJESTY for
it Ministers, voted at the
street church, Glasgow,
to London, to be pre-
▪ It contains eighteen
ignatures.—( Edinburgh
York Papers to the 29th
al reports respecting the ,
that the ratification has •
Irid. The IVashington
that these reports still
Indian nations bordering
ted States have lately at-
Jommissioners have been
le interior, and the report
anxiety. It was amid to
le.
the rejection of the Mis-
merican Union by the
The allowance to Mem.
re lowered : they are in
six dollars per Joy fur
arrived at Liverpool on
Light accounts of a notice
the Coffee-room. King-
ming that Lord Coctt-
it accounts from Jamaica,
, to the 30th November.
of the fall of Lima.—
by the is there-
The report may proba-
efzat of a corps of Royal-
!ommander of the Royal-
LIMA. The battle took
r, near State Martha.—
t half • dozen officers and
coped : 200 were killed.
luta Martha would but-
te best terms that garrison
minced himself a Candi.
icklow.
yed yesterday in errs lag
'pal door at the Rouse of tl
e visit of the. KHIG tits. L
tit in person. The Polwe
offices ha the suetruicoh.. IN
!duce, and all the gaunt.
I.
ess, and will be mai iuu.
Lhe Pailiaineut House. It It
constables. besides the
s.si tett patrol, will be iii a
re(' at Mr. Wthhts's. Si
light 111,11. the Loan
the ItEctittoro. r.
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:A2IIssALI.EdyAt.:AIioRCITI A.:CGKAstiitlTill..l
T.
Sheriff WHITFORD. the
Chaplaiu ; Mr. Moles- ot
'lrrk ; Mr. G. NUGENT.
MAyolt ; together with th
Council and Freemen. ih
Islet Corporationegaito proi Dublintiel 114