The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1821-09-25 00:00:00

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iteese, aarieican, Se Assam the Ow-ft ofas
Address' of Deadsilease to hie Msgeoty A the Ile
e lashaalltd
kiss of bis consort, Onto Omahas;
Dr. WATSON 1. the Chair.
Ahern is'elort the Doctor tatreed the room, and was
Imensalistety followed by the Landlesd of the house, who &d-
-dressed him, mid stased,4, shut Its asasegneuce of Inviter re-
tetived ea itseimmiets between tine had four o'clock that
*venial from the 011entantaws, that if be es seated ur show.
tel the winning to take pinto, Ma Negate abeeld be noon&
ied ; he therefore wad obliged, however tesnegamit to hie own
feeling% to lanai him (D.. Weise.), that wader thaw cir-
cumstances, ire wield not, with safety to himself, permit the
Marilee to take place.
Dr. WATIIOIII then asked him if he keel, the penes that
brought the iatiamitioa, red whether it was a 'rebid ewe ur
venues?
The Lawdlord said be did not know the preen, and that
the intimation was tromaitialested verbally.
The Doctor the. went ea to remark, that it was rather
enrolee that a eseetlag which was perfectly legal awl mato-
wiry sin mu+ sedation, slunk' be this, at the very mo-
ment the Chair was going to he labia, prohibited. Ile Insisted
that this istientlea wield never have proceeded from the
Magistrate. bet that it sweet have rook from some person
who was de;lremse of depriving the peblie of all means of ex.
.pressiag their hefted,. Ne 611 tartan that the Landlord roe
we risk la permistieg Om meetiag to assemble, pallies-
t's', as the Lewd Mayor, .W. the awe wee before him, nw
me enspeopeiety in the meeting.
The Landlord wee, however, deaf to all argirusedt, and the
Doctor was obliged to ambush is his determination.
At this time a eeneiderable awaber wf pennies began to
amitiehle, bud were sadly disappointed or reading the fol-
inwol WI, which the Landlord had stuck up at the corner
of the lane leading to the house :
I. The public are respectfully informed, that in eons,.
view, of easforearea eircusstances, she Meeting will not
Sake place."
A penmen having mitered the nem informed the Doctor
that a satire to the above effect was exhibited; upon
which the Dotter and the mares who surrounded him kft
the room, end proceeded to where the wistiee was posted,
Whitil some person made bold to pull it from the wall, sad it
arm eaaaiaboesty agreed that they should re-enter the MUM,
and pee, ink, sad paper, being powered, a placard was
immediately written by Doctor Watson, which slated, that'
" The Landlord having received bent, site. that his lieenve
would be suspended if the Meeting takes place, it will be
held es a future day, and due notice given."
This being accomplished, the room was deserted, and the
Donor placed himself at the eatreeee of the public-hone,
and addressed a few words to the persons who surrounded
tint. lie said that, from some motive which at present be
could lot get at the bottom of, the Meeting could not then
searmble, bet that they might rest neared that the Commit.

Ire world on a future day procure a much larger room,
where same thousands might be able to occupy it, and
take into consideralion the object for which tbey then stet,
■nd that this would fully compensate for the disappoint-
ment thew now experienced. He concluded by admonishing
them to disperse quietly, and proceed each to their different
bones, sad bidding tient all good rigid be retired amidst
the ohms of the people assembled.

CLERICAL DEFAMATION.
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fa as action for defamation, turd at the Omagh Assizes,
1* which the Rev. Mr. Newsun was the Plaintiff, and the
gee. Dr. Nash the Defendant, there tram a sctdict for the
found by a oust respectable Jary-4001. damages
awd costs.
THE HAKVEST.

The iestlier, with the exception of yesterday, which was
Atroughont wet, and an occasiMial shuwer or two on other
lays, has for the last week been rather favourable for gather-
ing in the harvest. Ibe fields of (Nunlike,land are sow
patenting a beautiful and truly gristifying appearance.
IDrery where the eye is saluted either by the gulden grain
failing before the sickle, or nodding in yellow grandeur, as if
to invite ifs approach. Much of the berliy is already cut
and carried away, while little of the wheat is gathered,
though a considerable portion of it is perfectly ready fur the
waggon. The honest farmer, in spite of hie diffsealties and
•h,tterous causes of vexation, still ruminates cheerful and
jukbil—he does his duty, be puts his shoulder to the wheel,
if he esiiiint work miracles in order to pay an enormous
tslatim and an overstrain►d rent, he will do all an econo-
mical principle mid au healthy industrious mind can enable
him to petfurm.
Ma slurs the hest his eireumstaare allows,
Dues well—acts nobly—angels can no more.—(Carlisle
Journal.)