The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1821-01-27 00:00:00

Tn. mita V. JAMS CART.TLII.

The !Wanda'. appeared is, Coari 10 plead to two ladle,.
wade preferred agniusi ber fur ihe publucaltusa of tau sedi-
tious fibrin.

George Reere also appeared, and pleaded Nol Guilty to
so ihdictsaaat (urn simileruf eare.

TUC KING ef LUCY DATIL

The Defeudaut was indicted at the sitiiugs after Easter
Term, and convict( fur krepioe a dispute-sly house at
No. 39, Neermatt.Ercet. She was now brought up by Habeas
Corpus, Gum White Cross street, to receive thu judgroeut of
the Court.

Mr. JONI, sold d their Lordships is, mitigation of
pussishment, and urged the insprisoliaseut which the Defeuil-
ant hail already stwained since July last.
Mr Gums IT spoke tit aggravation,aod dwelt particularly
on the circumstance of the Defeudant having been before
convicted of • similar offence, fur which she was nut brought
up fns joilement.
Mr. hittiCe HAVLET pronounced the sentence cf the
Court, that she be imprisoned nine months in the House of
Correction at Clerkenweil, ■nd at the expiration of that
time to find secuitty fur three years—lwo ►ureties in 104.
each.

The LORD Cmwr hinTte► iulimaleol to the bar, that to-
morrow tin! Court would vow on the Crown Paper, after
tliopotiog of the case of the King against Kelly.

NKETING AT GIIEENWICIL

Thursday evening, pursuant to an advertisement 'very
extensively circulated throuiltuut the Hundreds of Green-
wich, Blackheath, Little and Lemons, the Inhabitant
Howle huldcis osseurbled let the Green Maui, for the purpose
of 'deli-raging the Queen on tier triumph over her unrelent-
irig perwcuiturs, and of petitieming the Mime of Glummer
for her iesioralion to all her constitutional rights._
. . _ . . . .

As eat ly as live u't lurk the great room wss tilled. True
to the Jacobillical principle, that the enj saaelided the
means, the encinim of the Queen had taken every ',relish.
nary btrp to eccure the success of the cause of social order
and extlioivr loyalty, by outrage, violence, and bloodshed.
An anonym:one letter war, during the former day, Cif Cll.
haled Iluough the Hundreds, denouncing the object of the
Meeting. As an illustration of its virulent spirit, at
hoart the following paragraphs :
" Sir Thomas Wilma, of Charlton, and the Rev. Mr.
Chambeileyne, the Rector of the same place, are the avowed
patrons of the measure, and this alone will be sufficient to
stamp the character and object of the measure.

" It is possible that the netzhbosti hood may be insulted by
the trearminble clSusiu•s of many who have neither property
to risk, our property to lose."
Is pursuance of this invitation, a knot of Placenum sad
Plat...boaters, reiuforeed from Ihr Hospital by men who did
not appear to relish that kind of service, entered 'be room
at an early hour. They imintiliati ly seised • cry that the
Chair should he taken by Mr. Wilson, the Magietrate eko
presided as the " exclusively Cltrs. Loyal Meeting." Shunts
of ill-sent met this proposition from wallops parts of the
rnum. Mr. Wilson himself declared that he would nut take
the Chair, as he was decidedly °mooted to t►e uhject of the
Merlins.

Mr. *mill.' was calk il to the Chair by the Requisition-
ists. This respectable tradesman has been indebted, we us.
derstood, to the early patiimsge of her Majesty for his pros.
perity in life, and with trio. British gratitude, by his manly
conduct, proved that her itny.il beIIeIiCCIICC was ISA ill be.
stowed. Mr. Whittle said, he sought not the lionone, bet
sooner lb., au opponent should preside, he would obey the
call. Mr. lAnigneville Clerk, a Placeman, proposed Mr.
Lowndes, the Gast India Proprietor. Mr. Loynd. s sefused
to take the Chsir, unless ditty called to it by ihr majority
of the Meeting. Mr. Clark then placed a chair on the
table, and Ale. Whittle, called by the majority, immedi-
ately took possession of it. The dogs of war were now un.
loosed, the chair was dragged flow nosier Mr. Whittle; vies
of " King, King!" " Queen, Qaeeu !" test ded through the
meeting, tables, mot kingdoms, were subverted—stouts and
chairs supplied tlu• hostile armies; fur ten tnimates the din
of war prevaded—Eolon's laws were operative, as every man
either gave or received a wound. The victory was, how.
ever, most decisive, as the promoters of the outrage and the
enemies of the Queen were driven in s.d mud disgraceful soul,
from the room. The Magistrate (Mr. Wilson) at length took
MI elevated position in the Gallery, mid from thence read the
Riot Act. 'flit- meeting, in the course of some time, sepa.
rated, but not until twenty of the persons were taken tom
custody.

The following is the report of the intended re.
duction of the Any :—The whole of the Veteran
Battalions; in the three regiments of guards, all
men tender live fret eight lollies high, in the three
battalions of tin: first ; those under live feet ten, iu
the Coldstream ; and live feet Moe in the third
regiment.
Lit the ships now fitting tip Lir the next voyage
of discovery, the births ore all to be placed in the
centre of the vessels, and the gangways are to pass
round the sides.

%he Obsereer of Sunday last, January 24 con-
taining sit engraved representation of the Interior
of the !louse of Common., with an explanatory hsh-, oc-
cupying oue-third part (4 The Observer, is reprinting, and
will sr kept on sale at the 011ie's, No. 169, and No. 192,
Stratol. l'ricr of The °t errors. is Sever Pence; franks to
send it lino t lie country, gratis. The Observer of Sunday,
Septviiilier 16, ..hick coutainr.l a similar view and destrip-
tom of the Interior of the [louse of Inns, i■ also re-
printing, and will he ready on Mooday next, price Sever
Peace. These two Papers must Ire very acceptable to per-
sons residing in the country and abroad, who have
had the opportunity of seeing either of the Houses. The
'drawings are accompanied by a sketch of the form., cere-
laUlliell sad other interesting matter, forming in the whole
armories and pleasing Ileittnry of hulls Mimes of Parlia-
usesit.-060 It to The Observeruf last September 16, that
has doe view, &c. of the House of Lords, and that of last
*today, J y 11, of the House of Commons: they are
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