The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1809-09-27 00:00:00

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• fat risnegaad frc.rn aitifthes Gbh.. other. who
hod jut toll um, that thoteUtt be tea aiter lea Ahoee
testoluturus, yet he by noitstaittiappriiert t f thew;
Thu,„ ,heretirr, thou...lb-this Report portioned
be au tlnatiiinolts oviluulte• yet Ada fart. OD
110; rwl, ais 4 w" thatoetrieJlly.. eliettary to the.
exp.ctltien of the late Court, with
the tv.4tption alt one Or two isiihriihaalp, he cold
have oofiesitalioti 111 avoitiug th4t their friailtOKons

haul tint gone to the extent of his expectation.
lle approv.•4l of the Curisontoni's going, on the
3th or next Oeto!wr, w proves•om. to St. ;
ho apinor.4l ul;1 or tit .ir proceeilin.t orterttOrd4
with a col.4rstut4tory Addreft to Ms Majesty. But
he was Jesiroos of it.iting more; or havaig, in the
troy E 10.411.11 %%ay. a feast, aft, mosrols ; and that feast
ois;lit to bu, with the Lind Al;yor's perunsgion, in
tse F..;yptian-hall, in the 41:tersio,l-haii-4.; and this
an, !It NINO to he at the expense of tile Co..plrution.
.•• &ismer !!e 6.1 tin ronctiptioo t:Ont.l cost it
pounds; and thou,4li he rezrettt d that,
present elate Of the COi tio,meer.

Lige A •um might be expend. 41, yet, t 134 it 11bIl liar a
partivul nce:vtion, and, it might to lie re.
col:vete:l, that our fbrincei. were by no nieutni in u
itea date, lie tluntslit it ought nnt to

he ui,jwr•twl tu. Ile wishetrat to be paliltely un-
derstood that the capital of tot, Corpurotorii 1....
never 'seen trenciseil %you. unit that tlo ir annisal
income Was u,!•v greater than it hot ever been ; and
that thou4llllaq 11.ot expentL•il nuu•h more of their
annual income in feasting, nod in law ,:.:penses„
yet were their re‘ roues still whole. Why, than, upon
this occasluii, so touch whimperin,no and whining
about the expense of this feast ? For his part, lie was
ulcerous that the striete.t ec aly :night prr-
terve ;he was Cyril lksiroils that the Committee. of
the Co:iaorialimi ought mintage its bu•iuess will t
any esie-nse to the city's purse whatever; le•cause he
thou:,lo, that. if so managed, many of the most re-
spectahle men WI the env would then he ambi-
tious of being members of the Corporation ; lout as
to their now making a clamour about ecunom),
he could not think this a proper 043"40,1). As
to the propriety orate measore it-elf, ofeeiebrotiog
the 35th of ()molter, he did sot thillk it I:reeks:ay
to sly much more than he had dime at the last
tneettag. It did app- JV to !Mu thit it ou{ht to be
regarded as au extraordinary uu•l a happy ►roof of
tee exceltAlce, peruuaueu•x. and i/,:terahlentss of
our Constitution, that our present Monarch sliwild
have reigned over us for hallo century, governing
• aceord'og to our laws; (and he begged here to
absent., that those who were in the habit of read-
ing lihwk.stenaP's Cumileabb kr, armll th-ue And
that this is the Kin's ehiefeit ditty) ; and living
amongst us it: a-happy security. each its is scarcely
to be paralleled iu the annals of utiy eutsittry.
To time olio ware contiamaily making such
gloomy wpresentotioas. lie wished them to recol-
lect how much, within the last fifty years. the nal&
: of our count• had been improved, and he need not
inform them how important this improve:nem was
for the adimmeitvoit tow ads external wealth ; bow
much the face of the cnmoti wan tinprunil by
extensive hi:closures, nail by i oprored ag,icu n ;
how much our corm:term, our onsonfactito s had
increased ; and ill.. cuill.l tra he !tette,. .mlll-
- than by the komirlid4c that titt! iudici tails
present hail of the nog:tense capitals of merehm,:ize
which they themselves possess. lie a isiird it ant
to be itailerstond that it was his opinion, that
these inipmveittento flowed from our 31onareh ; but
surely thr.e ate iiroils that we are nut in a state of
; and sorely it is as 11...1*(111.41/119 to attribute to
this source aU these Wessings, us to impute 411 the
eras that have arisen to the swine sourer.
Mr. Sauccr. Dixon rein irked. Unit they had ex-
ceedingly wandered from the questimi, was
• very simple our ; whether they should go to a
place of worship, on the g.Sth of October
gessulru►au opposite trs him. (11r. Waithmaii), also
called upon his supporters to stand fordi.—l le, .!r.
Dixon. wished to konto, when the gentle-ohm Wits
insole a Incur ? It put him iu naiad of a moo le:-
bog a story
"As I oat:All nerelf, 1 rill to rovxrlf, by way of rep,r ••,
Look to th”ef, take rani of sh;oelf, Cot whorl', cures tor
'Ler; _ _

Theu 1 popiret'il tiayee'f, owl sate to myself, to the kit.
sane Kerrie
" Look to tett, o, Mt look to tbrielf, it is the same thing
to me."

He theta continued, that there was abundant
cause for congratulation and rejoicing; •n 1, us the
eartletuan recollected that he had lawn, ut Pa ante•
ertleitr petiorl, only supported by three Itr 10111., hr
trt•te 1 that he would be left ite the •rme adulation
that

Alile.rman Gnotiarnanz ohserv...d, that if 1114
friend, Mr. Mawniaa, fwd kept to the question, it
anal.: net have been nr. mairy for kiln to have
stated the flourishing situation of agriculture mint
turnpike roads. He ought to have nfh•etrd,' and
told them, what would Have been the ~fate of the
notion, if a different conduct had been pur-
sued by the Administratiou. lie conceived. if
they del really enjoy those blessings. ro held
nut. how many more might they hare ciijoyell. if a
different condor!' bad hetu pursued. le wished
to know, if Gentlemen would be sAtedied that the
next reign should be attended ..its the ratite bies•
sing, as the present P If they. v 6.;e, they mu•t ex-
pect to have the Income Tax doubled. If the
twenty-seven Bishops had done their duty, they
would have prevented His 'Majesty from having
lisre:l war against our American brethren. He
wished them to take care they did not injure the co-
tton byhtinging a question' into agitation In/tweet. the
King and the people, which mi:ht create a disturb-
sore. What were they going to do? To give the
people a signal to illniainate. Ile wished their
hearts were illuminated. But this was impoasible,
while the great national debt hang over thein,
ready to fall and 'tarp-innate them. They ought
lot to deceive themselves, for their situation was
ulna calamitous.

Mr. KeISILIL aid, the eitteNtien was a plain one
whether they would or stook' not go to church ?
Me was astonished that any person who was on the
Committee, should sig. a Report, as biringilil ODOM.
moue one. and afterwards dispute it in that Court.
awald never put his hand to any thing lir dos-
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appmccrl.
Mr. CLaiir natured the Court, it had been the
snxious with of the Committee to find out the
nsorle by winedh they could compliment His Ma•
jest', most, without any allusion to his Ministate.
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