The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1821-01-16 00:00:00

FUN. THE TEETH.

TR()TI'I?.It'S ASIA I.IC 'TOOTH POW.
DEN, peerunived sod ward by the Royal Falsify and
ainivaiesely by persons of rault in this country, and all Ft/.
rings Cenietr, rod reconstueueled by the must respectable
Medical Aatteurasies. This Powder cleanses and beautifies
the Teeth. sweetens the breath, parasesses in. arid that CAM
console the riesnael, sail pals • beautiful polish use the
Teeth. It is well boson that ataxy rowsliers possres gosh.
ties Itizhly deleteriwas, bet the Polder well be euovesieeil
that Ibis Powder could sot twee et. Neel the beg test of fifty
yeers'esperiesior, slot met teals such distinguished Faeroese*
soil success ss it has dose, oaths. its peeperties were wain.
latetl not only le el. sat, but to preserve the Teeth.
Sold wiluotesais smut retail, at Ike Original Marellois.e sad
sway Msustseisity, 14s. 3, DessNet-bulltilisss, lairsed; sad
by arll the stoat respectable Fearsome sad lisdiciss Yes.
dere.

ALMON. ODY, boil CO. afire many years
17.79 successful practice, and being immured with the re-
commendations of the moat eminent of the Faculty in town
and eussootry, think it just to the Public end themselves time
to anououee tits ir lousg.estabtialted Improvement in the con-
affliction of INSTRUMENTS fur the RELIEF of HER-
NIA, and its caution the Public agnivat the imposition of
the prrteuded ttooptosre curing Quarks, who hare frum lime
to time deceived the Pubis; recommending luck 114 may nut
be ramie...orsl to take the sopissiou of respectable prefers.
'tumid wsr before being had In be the dupes of ands pre.
trawlers.

Their Instronserits are liglil, depot, tad admit of so perior
rlesolisiess, are adapted far rigid or left side, iurresse and
&ensue of l'iwor sued size, requiring S. under•otrop or oilier
will*, bomber.
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einesferrisest of the body amiss lbs hips, may depend epos
been accurately fitted.

le coeforolity with the notice tasseled in one Imit two
paper., • meeting of the Freeholders of the County of Mortis-
anibeeleed took place at Murpeth MO Wrdoesday last, Sae the
purpose of taking into consideration the miedoet of the High
*war, in refesiag to call the meeting, sod for addressing
his Majesty cad both Houses of Parliament epos the late
proreedisigs attains, the Queen.
Sir Joe. Mummies being called to the Chair, was re-
ceived with great apologise. Me funded it was insomeasary
to read the requisinuo ' • it bed bees published in the sews.
papers, owlet be well isaiiiwa to them ail, and moat have at-
tracted their particular atteelitim He would minim
to my that a requisition sacra temperately worded, se
more eesetitutioaelly drawn up, was sever presented to a
High Sheriff. With respect to the signatures, they most
be familiar to them all : they were respectable from their
dimmer, respectable from their edam* end shility; sad he
could safely say that the Gmitlemen who had Dittoed that
requisition held landed property in the homely to the esteem
of 10111,0001. per sane,. It had did* him with alter sate.
sigabseent that such a requisitioe should have bore Icily re.
tweed by the Sheriff. His Hoe. Felted, Sir C. Moods, in
writing to the Sheriff to Impair, his remota foe that refusal,
had 'forded him • fair oppurtiseity to correct his jedg-
meet : but what did he do ? He nut only coafiessed, that
141111111, bet odoeml es give awe memo her ie. • Shia oandliese
was saprecedmiled and eiewarroatable. He reqemb d them to
give every perste a fair and impartial besriag; theirs was a
canoe that would not suffer by dimension; sad he hoped
they would, by their good modem that day, convince the
w*td that the friends of liberty sod the iiefroises of the
emeetitetimsel rights of the people, were squally the friends
of order, loyalty, sad good gemeameal--(Appleuse.)
Sir CwattLen Sioutst thee addressed the Meeting is a
speech of considerable !nimbi, in which he highly coodeateed
the refusal of the High Sheriff as umsonstitistiolial amid a
culpable disregard and contempt for the freedom of his fel-
low-sobjetes. The worthy Baronet emscladed with moving
the several Resolutions, which were oecooded by Mr. Bigge.
Mr. ORDC immediately MM, wed was received with must
violent marts of disapprobation. He coincided that
Ministers were bound to institute the inquiry into
the conduct of the Cadre*. It was notorious that the
Queen was liviag abroad in a meaner that called dime
epee her the notice of the Costimul, sod that reports were
in circulation moat injurious to the character and howour rf
her Majesty. Was it out necessary to iprire into the truth
of these reports ? And bow could that be better dime than by
the appointment of a C.onweiraion for hatpurpose ? lad whim
that Commission had examined witnesses, rod reported to
Ministers thereoo,they were bound to proceed upon these It
was, perhaps, their object that the Queen should counties
abroad, even if she had an additional salary, and continue
with her paramour Ilergaaii.—(Load uproar)—But when
the Queen, contrary to all good advice, and in opposition
to her owe legal adviser, Mr. Brougham, had determined Is
come into this emietry, they now chine have granted her
all her rights as Queen, or have brought her to public trial.
And what mode was there of done( so but by • Bill of Pales
and Penalties? They could taut proceed by impeachments
for • Bull would still have been um:emery to degrade end ski-
mutely to divorce the Queen. He would ask the geetleisiee
opposite if any this, could be more degrading let her Ma-
jesty than to have a lase wailing epee her in a livery to-
day, and hie arms about her to-sorrow ?—He would ask
them if it was fur that, that they 'wield have her oases is.
',tried in the Liturgy?—if it was for that, that they wield
lavish the mosey of the people of England upon her to par.
chose estates for her paramour? Aud was it for his services
in the palette, the tent, the both, or the boat, that he was
thus to be rewarded? Wa it for his services as chamberlain
or chambermaid ? He would tell them, as bad been lately
said by Mr. Gooch, that the guilt of the Queen wee aa
plain as the min at noon-day.—(Load largo.)—He believed
bee to have bees peeved guilty, and he use supported I.
that belief by a majority is the House of Lewis, Three was
bet else «Moine spots the acts of the Meese, bet many as
to the pudehment and the mode of the proceedings.—
(Load cad m 1616,1104 dieepprobsdion end Atosoo.)—.110
was sorry they were so unwilling to hone him; they
world listen, be was DIM with more attentioe to the Nettle
Earl who world souls address thew He knew he would
be heard at his ezpease, bet he (Mr.Orde) would Genre
to be beard at the expellee of G swot, as many were,
for the purposes of deciamatiou.—(Disepprobetioa sad
crier of " Noma, wane.")—He also objected to the Renato.
nuns because they presumed that Partial/seat world sot de
justice to the Queen, soil be did not sue him they could
reconcile their demand fur inquiry ietu the HOU' Commis-
Moo with their hove that all further pnweediugs would be
put au end to. There was only one further observation
with which he would trouble them. Dear as liberty was to
hint (s lough), be hoped that some 11114%111DeS would be
adopted to fetter, not the liberty, but the liceatiousuess
of the press, which bad deluged the country with • 'omelet
of impiety, and loudly called for some special interpositioa.
The liberty of the perm, I he the Moberg Corpus act, might
be suspended for a moment, to pewerve thew in their
greatest purity and force. He then concluded., amidst very
geumed dimpprobation' by giving his hoesa, zealous, suit
hearty oppeoities to the Resolutions.
Earl GacY refuted the vicious observatioes made by Mr.
Wile, respecting the Quoins, amirinicanted with great force
cud elemienee epos the preesedienp which had been • omit used
egoism her Majesty. Observing epee theemideirt of the pro.
antlers sod supporters of the Loyal Address, be sent—.
Timm is ea pleasing thole peapla—(Applouse)—V • collie'
skim, It permeated foe a Media( is the Immo form, they
ebifff M Ma WI complain 1 if a 111stelsitioa is peoseateil so

as to *Orion their Apt-ties, it is soot satidartvey to
hut is altered by the titter, to the Weal from; sad
they are *Of oisiteet. Their midget ramossliell
styes* of lb* story which is related of • victim el that
system of eurobond motoshoseut nab is row happily see*
eissirely bettellsed from our army; he Gist compleiped that
the dirandser snarl too high; iboa, mhos b• altered bit
Wow, he *ruck kw Sew; ad whea he shark Lim is she
infereitediese awn, the eau still amplaissed, war* se do-
pleased the dreamer, that be exclannell," what so
aide fellow Aare is a.phloem him; &ankle Mae I will."
These Bea: rein Geminate' s', that it is to piste+
• disclaimer is order to rata the "hay of Ilse xi has
the disgrace of conaserieg" in the tostoopens ad stoqi sn.
tag. Them (Jenkins., ireetieued hot laidelep, has, a
different idea of disgrace has what I easettaili. I should
',decider it • disgrace to sank frees nwoutaisiont my opi-
nions in posher, ea thee sweetie( into a ciliate, glee
utterance to caimans agatest, sad east inspetadisma
sod 'aspersions spa these whom I was afraid w cwt;
this land, I should have coesidered a great diegnieft—
Tale proms wished to imply, that dee Nonni apeased
the right d speaking foe nave; it moaned re such right ;
a coe. carom the opinion of ewe his then olio
7116, audit those who dig's I. ssailawroll da rw.e stimade.
ii a fair iaferessee that they feel that she gown some of
the ceseetry is against them. But what occasions was these
fur this declarative of the Reverted conclave ? Did sot
we ever suspect them of inning is, the seminarists of that
meet ingf--(Criles e. No, no," tun fitaghter )—Did say eye
ever suspect them otos ischaatios to differ or smarm firer
the Minister of the day f—(Olerrotwederies of " No, n0.").-ft
sock easpadatioe could env fall from say quarter. So lit du
Medea cat I suspect them of any such disposition, sbat
should I by say acrid -at be called so pear, a calosistas,
by nu mesas likely to hippest, ewes 1, irepruhate Whig a. I
am, would eat despair of receiving the support *flan melt me
(L;wet applause end laughing.)—They comphin that mat-
ters had boles introdue,d wet relevant to the subject of the
meeting; but why nut rennet? Was the mooing to be cow_
limed to the fact of the Queen's orphan... 4 we out be si.
lowed to show that dm ;repot diocesan bud been gristly
aggravated by the proceedings us the Bill against her bleje.ty
the Queen? Will they deny the truth of thie ? We comp!. as
that the country suffer' a great and ruinous deprmeauss in
all hearth., of its iudustry, bulb agricoltural hurl crusatei
they deny this fact ?--
Here MP. Mile spoke to order; be said that dos as eat
the teeny of Durham.
-Earl Glare rest...ale-This interruption, I apprelsra, its
most improper; I am dewing you lose these Addr, too are
fabricated, and pulling yon tie your send skald ally sirenr
attempt be lade is ilea Roost, to comiteriect the . xpressie..
of the sapiens of this meeting. Will Hine Revere...l Geld le-
ste• rim/ the genera) gnat discooten has bees.
excised is the country by the booth sad semen 'Ariake,
gives to the people on the expreenets of their grits am es'
'still they Panty all Oa inroads ea the libentra of the
retook which have heels made, sad which, appear IS. I.e
still Cbiltellipl lied Will they justify the abetiors of
the Holy Allimice, the inn character of which a. so plainly
illustrated by the pinion proceediege ageion tie kisse-
d°. of Naples—proneediegs se completely voistiary to the
character sad spire of the British people ! Flying arum all
these dings, ea which they anon say • weed, they at
is this Iwo antempt ibis sad abusive Address, and as fault.;
as it is vicularit,all the existing daemon to the lieeetious-
ass of the press, orgairdless of the uses..er sit +limb tip:
asivationnent of such an' argimaesit mast operate owe tlr,
character of the Owevenseet. They would wish is. to
believe, that after as lsag a. eisitslened of the bleangs
Ora gweentteme--affeilk gloriosa torminalitna of the
war, sal the attanosteet of an advaatageous peace; and
nulwilhataodiag all the laws which have law essuettd,
the people are still Lot in a state of ilioneteut and so.
eiteneut agaisa the Governinear, warmly by the Seco-
tiossonem of the press ! Popular debtor,. airy prevail tar
hoer, but staakied are great lovers ul troth ad justice, and
it is out possible to keep them lag in a state uf delraiun.
The pinion discussers', they say, has connoted through
An long turbaned years, sod yet it is pretended that this
discoeteat Ia to be attributed entirely to site evil dimwi-
ts°. of the people. Bat it is rot true; it never was true;
that the people are easily iodated to entertain matissieuis
hostile to the Gdvernmeat ; they are Naturally disposed to
regard all insidutious with respect and revereate—a feeltug
which was sever more forcibly exempl.fied than by the pa-
tient with which they are horse .11 their raceme walfrriiies,
and the malts offered them by such meetiugs as that " at nay
bone is the College at poratms." When Mammies, t
Ins ever prevailed, is may ha swented as the surest sigma or
meguetresseat„ abuse, sad oppression I repel the sulkies_
airs of these Addressers against my wiritrymen, aril
resist to the utmost of my power the asentecisowesits
adeu-
cats:d by them epee the Weenies of my coualry. But it
world be well if it stopped here; for these person, out
cosiest with &Bowleg Ohs easnipk of the attempts made
in the reign of Charles 11. to govera without a Pana-
mint, in which, if they succeeded, we should Now hare
bees liens order the tyranny of the Stuar:s—nut content
with this, they think it I mid to make persuen accusations,
sad N hold up to public odious some isolividoels whom
they do Not name. I will ben read the paragraph to which
I anode. " Bat it ta at the populace slows in whom the
evil spirit of the limes has wrought its barefel work. We
have nen with feting* which we forbear to express, inea of
exalted rank and distiugutsbed Miens, fusterise sad sti.
moisten the diseuneuts of the multdotte—availeug them-
selves of delestuns which they despise, sad of vices winch
they reprobate, to forward the nusershla objerts of party
anbition."—(eries of "Seems! aeons !”) Whew these Geo.
semen annalde it their mares. conclave, it is vides., so use
ilia words of the Psalmist, that r* their cumeitiaieg is out
to peace, het they saga, detente! words :wood those
who are quiet is the lead."—(Applause.)-11 ask, ageism
whom is this paragraph 'Wetted? Cali hay thin be 'mars
hicussisteut with their duty, as followers of she moth mid
Holy Jesus, ths.. thus sin fabricate aressateues it secant,
sad assail other prams with the ve m then mallios had
engrained ? Forgetful of the medal which became them
as Miamian of our holy religion, they prepared their pot-
eased armee, and abet them at nodal iota the and,
to he pointed against auy owe to whom chalice might di-
rect them. Bead forth, ye Reverend Sleaderers ! and tell
us who be is that thus perverts his rank sad talent, that if
guilty, the odium may justly fall sputa his head, or if the
seceseties be false, way revert epee the beads of those who
man the charge. Who pre she. the power to dive Sato
the hearts of other 'nee. sad biter the motives of their n-
ines? They peened to see the beam which is is their bro-
ther's eye, but casual perceive the mute which is id these
own ; sad when they accuse others of bens inkauceol
unworthy ambition, are they so sure that these wo.kossgs
of lister holy seal may nut proceed from a desire to
please their patron, cud thus promote their oat pr..
ferment But if we examen it store closely, we will ttad
that their esaligancy has a mete particular allestue.
And though I have nut she vaulty to. nook that I an de.
serene of the chat icier 'fp...neon dowirittoisheel talons,
yet 1 kaow that persons like theme are always ready to aloe
me lin Fasciston of them, when they wish to La on me
the stigma of perverted Wean. But it Po happeas that
I was the only peruse alone the &oink of Coma' SWIM r
who atteaded the Coney Menem of Doilies*, ad 1 may
therefore promote that I am the preen to whom they
allude. 1 Haden call wpm them to stead forwersi is some
place were IF may be allowed the opportunity of defeatist
myself from taw aenseetimis ; and if 1 de an stand sc.
quitted is the eyes of my constipates, 1 Anil be contest
to submit to say iirgeselatiou whoa they angle think proper
to Went. They access net of Wag anibilimes of power
hut if power is asp Alegi, why hare I ham ea leag aatled
ed ? Haw does it happen that is ilia seam of s Wit Ist,
with the examptiaa et ea. yaw, I byte sewer held elks ;
whilst, from • saisperisaa with the., wham it that ha.. 1

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