The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1806-03-11 00:00:00

WESTMINSTER JIELTINC.
Po-,cant to pu!,lie notice, a numerous meet-
ing of the Eleaors of the City of Westminster tiolt
pl lc ~ yestetd.iv, at Westminster Hall. At half
past 0 .e o'clock Mr. Brownin,r, the High Bailiff,
aceluspanied by several resprtheltltt Eleaors, as-
cended the hustings. He immediately came for.
ward, and informed the gimdemeu present, that he
had called the Meeting in citnectiience of a requi-
sition s•nt to him, signed by several most respea-
able in..abitants. He then lead the requisition,
.. . concluded by saying, that the objeft for which
Meeting was called, was to take into coasidee.
Mien the propriety of voting a Congratulatory Ad.
rid
, dress to His Maj:sty, on the app-iintment el the
ilt. new admini•tration.
Mr. WISIIAII t then addressed the EleCtors, and,
after explaiaiag the *kit& for which they were cow
oohed, said, that the changes which had take%
place is the Administration, were such as mold
Ohlmati every man who had the happiness Mid
prowerky el the country at heart, to join isti en
Addams of Tanis and Croat ratulaticio to His SIM
jest,. lip the dismissal of the frameeiscostipaimm,.
Minima. teem who deceived the psep/a by and.
land dieemdtes and fabricated iralistiep. Hie dim
Ingo hedi eadvered himself to the .onties. and
meat Mos im Men. was to be expoillml- dam She
dose. 711elledites of Weettainefer. lie mill, lad
hog beam ampaisted s
wish asaf the ltlesthen el
the poison Itheiatry g they had
ira:4o=l:,
slowly abeerviag him, sod had al
',preludes of his cordee. The mkt bowie
'who savre, his pansies in Gaon wan aelliklift.
I AM a the very erg abilities s and, by calliso Mie.
Ipsr se the pest he new held, Amend that they glee
enemies to the &Agin, of etehaise. They wadi
all he atemmett as the Liss. obtbe Cioveremmeboad
ao the people. sad meld all loth A the die**
*a WNW y. • . . ,
He eamidaded. by movies a wee" lteeeletiatt a
mad mid. that whom that was emerged. be shoald
mom she Address wt His Majesty ,
The illeselating being mei ad seceded.
W. illein.teee. cease forward. and Ant apolo.
Vito the Motors. for leteggifing an their time,
er as young a area, wily bogs is the year
roe. end. n was imps/Ade be could agree with
the Otietleming who mewed the Resolittion.—
/b thieght it was it eeigned. and ant such as
weed awls with the approlkstion of the Eledorg..
Oa foram occaskrae. be had always been the',
ibr°rTrasisug=r•MbrUtFohx; and
teihweedopPrhelerhalf I
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;:' Sillintadmiiemberlibe wimidatredrnesallussok'debdoliffewtb.:;:e.:cwsoottren d7Pwsrl'heistcohiaPtthleetbsycww"edie
. Mat of the country. without giving up every prin.
ranittlikenyi had ever 'attest on I The whole Adnii.
was libe the combination of Italian and
- - ' music, the boisterous sounds of the one
wiring the melody of the other He thee
Mimed. by way of amendment, that the meeting
abdild adjaws.
Mr Pansy said. he fek himself celled epos to
alga a few obeervatioas epon what had beat just'
addressed se the asset; . though massy of the
POWs embraced by the - ea whom he was
t tine *heat to reply. were ale=shasfaregcbd told
ts as =
. that titr
woge kegs. is the yaw add; mid *Pi Po-
Paled to some mane penoaahies meshing as
- walled Sagoeses.tuire irit the city a Wasliamster.
111,pily. hentemr. an Slaws of Woensiewer bad
• eipped ea aceasietames with Mt. rag=
ClLsentour of yews this the rang
is the wend. la atiesuaity, sad is pro.
• they had lona him the same. Thirty-
Lii4sr.yeert el his political life bed saga him
hat a very eke t date a Weiner. bat the
Whole peeled hied pew* him the ialexible
*had lit the peeple.- With tamest to the firm
• wiles led maim momperaties of the member* of
the new ii.Wakimaidwo. he could say, that there
was not a mem et she Pasant Cabinet, who had
Pet hem t Whiz. la the career of some
. , orstsup. dew eadenf,beep a temporary aliens•
. dah he they . .setareed to the principles of
Mr. TOL dhalpilmed in the school of adversity.
whisk the Wylie at edger sesthansts had entailed
wera 1111011. and with ais reorient* than ever,
of the rectitude dad expediency of his political te-
wets. It is these men, so impressed, who have
called hint to the Councils, and to the salvation of
hie coantry. In the line of conduct which he
bed adopted respecting the French Revolution,
his aim and wish had been that we should
aster that satins se form its own constitution
ref ammearneet. H. wished to give to the
Neagh. what the English took for themselves L;
pad bad. happjy, this sentiment more generally pre-
• Ivailed. this country would have been saved from a•-
war that has unnerved it. by the oppressive weight
of the berth= it was the pretext for imposing.—
7 Were the people then, not to congratulate the king,'
' eseallies m hie aid such a man and such a cabinet 3
The imprillwise el the city of IVestminster will
viegiroagil the ceentry. Speaking of Mr. Foe,
they will soy. his own constituents know him best;
and this will but be the List of many meetings th
assure the Government of the confidence and.
hearty maimeration of the country.
• Mr. Hewssmos (amidst some disapprobation)
rose to explain. He had not said that Mr. kips
was untw.rtoy ; it was of the heterogeneous mgr.:-
- clients of which the administration was compound-
1.
I. ed. that he complained, and Irons which. he con•
i tea lei, no unity, nor any great, general, and eq.-
!' ciea measures could be expected. lhe 1.44 sreaki ,
witu.st himsel• declaiming against persomalty, h. d
eatt.sadsornely ASA irrelevantly alluded to th: cent
i., patsy is whim he (Mr. Fleabag.). had that atom.
ing be n. and had cacseo t.. found an aui;ts.)
thereou. Ste would return the attack with tin
lem....'s ...en weapons, and tell Mn, it was
- 4,..y. that Ise I Ar. t'ctry), who was is
- -- unciaa.iiied eutieist ..1 the sew
.. ,
area that iii3w-t:tida ut them
g''''
4.leurnistrut was then put, and
hg but two nauds for It
,Coullatitda was then car. led, al-

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