The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1822-01-28 00:00:00

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litilAillitiorlej might be spew ligliewisios; Win fir
Philip sugaimed with the stood isepelielleC a Is the "me
If MM. Bie, the molt. the result!'—{A langh4-11•4t
Wok be said e(11; sod, therefore, he mold gm it to
fir, as Leed Slaw MIS, o *list Maki wolad, coed
u•sliseld prapaspeso A yrs* stdeWeetsal
insl is tbe Mepreseataties edit Pew* le Parliaotess."—
'Tits toast was rersived with toed apPleuees sad drank with
time limes Owe..
The Duke of wsnic me to pupae s teen, °Mel the
Cbstrains emit sot, from the dilitette satisfies Is which be
was plseadrzopeae to the sorodoe—he Pee,'" " The
health of lier"—ectware)
Lord BURY Mt honoured by tie kiod empties whkh
die weeds( bad given hies, as it sigoilird their approval of
his politic aadaet. The Noble Lord proceeded to pigs' sot
tosstios (crisis from a prilligate enpsedisere) u the greet
mum of ear gimmicky and retreschmest—a regimes re-
teesebeteet nay brine's of the goite—as the only mess
of silliwther peronismo& relief. This retrrecbment was set,
hemmer. to he obtained without a cheap awe sod matiorea.
The Get tease was, " The health of Lord fiediod, the
reprossotstive of the name sod principles of Mr. Pe:"—
(rphism.)
The Mod mid be had raw to propose the health et no hit-
sent mos-4 ass wimee sane wield be highly acceptable to
stl wits hems Mm, he most Mr. Honywnoil, Member
Mostflrbis toast woo badly Mitered, and drank with three
time three.)
Mr. 110/ITWOOD monied thanks.

Tie Duke of NORFOLK rose to proven the heath of a
Gegillemmi, who; he was sure, would mem with the weren't
gvertimes`a that gasembly, es well from his coaandims with
Rea le NolnyCheirasees, as from his owe igninsie merit. He
neoposed dee health of Mr. James Magelesald.—(Applager.)
e=iris leest.wa• dunk with three Bens arm.
Mr. J. 11ACIDONALD, M.P. in rising to rehire thuds,
one rewind fish lead sad relented cheerios from all porta
Of the roan. He did mot see how he staid add • ',Belden
what bed beg, said by the Gannon who had en ably gene
over the groefleekbefore him ; kneed he waist • loss to had a
~air ism.whick to threat hitneW. He congratulated the
meeting Mt the. vigour .f Wad displayed by their lengthy
t sad distiajnished Mb
, Mk. Coke, who had now neat
news hely or fifty e %a thin service. After meth as or-
denoted Noonan airman meal appear bane them
' illth •Perlatiarly proud feeling of having to his utmost dis-
charged Ms duty, nut leafy to his condign's, but S. the
onetry at large.—(Applanse.)—He did sot wish to follow
ebony the links which had bees already Inched epos.
Illowiethiag had, however, been mid about the " Pilot oho
weether'd," or more properly speaking, who " gather'd tie
00,1111." Surely they were get there to sill of stones Ame-
ns bees weathered at • time inn the storm was still gather-
ing sod ming wend them; they were sot assembled them
to prate abort prospnity and lapping' when rein was
Marin every en of them in the face.—(Great applause.)—
Surely they were out assembled to boast of the !Indies of
Eileen m • time whirs every effort to einem not oat, the
Coatingt, bet England, was is agitanoe, and likely, it set
resisted is lime, to be attended with suceess—(Applesse4—
Why, thee, what were they assembled for ? Not, surely,
to land a system of goveresseet which was ennobling
eo MOW before their eyes, bet he Ewald on say that it
would have all a wreck babied. It would hive an its.
perishable trophy, I. the shape of • 'National Debt, which
was at this women greater dean the whole circulating
medium a the whole civilised world pet together. They
were mat thee to eelelente nod keep alive the real pen-
Myles of Orkin freedom, and from which wily could @rise
Hellish prosperty.—(Applause)—la looking to thane nisei-
pin, they had adopted the name of • Ina who, If out fault-
less himeelt was at least firmly attached to the British Coa-
stlieniso ; a NIB, the new airline Mien was only equalled
by the landsmen of his been ; • man who, la the enures or his
whole (labile!'" sever entertained oar selfish thought—who
sever harboured age sentiment which did not tend so the be-
nefit and weffibelog a his fellewereatures.--(Chean.)--Let
him, for a easesiegt, enerast the ender* sad principles of
Mr. Fax with the *bobby mid slialling Conacila, the base
and miserable polities, the mesa sad cowardly eseapli-
awes, albs preen. Annieletration.—(Cliens) —Had 'hat
meetiag--ne, be mend sue that weeetimg—but had the part-
akes of Minster' lost light of the shifts sad quibbles by
which they tried to evade suy propositivo sane by that
able and bsdustrioes man, Mr. Hume, to reduce tainting—
(Applaese.)—But if the Gentlemen to whom he appealed
had forgoing all this, they had still the execrable Six Acts
staring them is the fare in black mad white. Then Arts,
however, were comperatively impoteut, for their severity
enenterseted their intended operation. Unlit retrenchment
took place; until the Sovereign wee told that he could genera
the people without an excessive standing army; send the
people hid a full nenney against the recurrence of existing
evils, by • fall and efficient represeetiniou is the Commons
Huesca Parliament, no pernsimesi relief could be expected.
—(Hear, hear)—He would go further and stale, that if the
free spirit of Parliament did mot lead to each results as these,
thee there was no alternative bet • desperate tyranny, or
a desperate revolunon.--aHear, hear.)—He, in order to
avoid such en alternative, would vote for a wise stud tem-
perate Reform in Parliament. He should be awry to sea
such a meeting as that he bad the honour of addressing,
women without delivering its opinion on the send
state of freedom on the Cunneen, for eves there freedom had
recently made rapid strides.—(Hear, hear.)—They would re-
collect that Portugal was free; that Power, in the seeps she
bad takes, had conferred opine bur present King • mows
mere ginions than had been worn by any former* Member
if the House of Bragains. Is Spain hoe, the muse of free-
siom had mule rapid advents, so rapid, Mocked, had those
affiances been, that mot nee the bigotry of Feidiaandoir
then about him, could Wog prevent the comities, emancipa-
tion of that country room the state uf 'yearn and oppression
10 whin it was attempted no be held —(Hear )—lie Italy,
also, sane\ had bees .one ; that country had *early succeed.
ed in .cbieviug its hinny by the most desirable of all want,
that was, without shedding a single drop of human blood,
. whew is came the slavish inetruments of the Holy Alliance,
sad the bed of freedom wee nipped in its Weary. And let
it be observed, that while this flagrant erioledina of the Mier.
tie, of • union wag committed, we, Lord Luadonderry and
Co. the transferees and barterer' of the liberties of Europe,
Mood by mad applauded what was done.—(bbagae! shame !)
The Hoe. Member, after pointioe out the apathy with
which our Government viewed the straggles issakerg by the
" Greeks to °inn their freedom, proceeded no observe, that
out only wishout the aid of, but even in opposition to the
wishes of our Minster*, these brave people were making
. tepid strides is thy. sacred non la which they had em-
. inked, end is which every Wont man wished them ewe-
cess.—(Applanse).—There was one set of Mr. Fox's life
while be power fur one or two years (and clogged as be had
ever bees) during that time, which gave him (ale. Macdonald)
peculiar pleasure. He 'alluded to the penile& of she Libel
Bill ; by that 'message Jurors were made dodges of the Law,
as well as the fact. Let them, however, observe what was
at this neasemet in *gingen by the New Ministry of Fraser;
with a piece of paper, which obey called a Charter, sad
which they boasted having received from a !nineteen Knee,
they were by • sweeping es likely to destroy the inter-
feres's. of Juries altogether in cases of Jibe' ; and if this -
try did 110 i exert themselves, oar Coesiltution was also likely
to undergo a material change. They were at present repro.
anted badly enough, but if they did not took about them
they would, in • short time, have so represeetatien at all,
but would be governed by the point urn? sword.—(Herer )
These were his opining, ; and he would say, that unless they
one forward and exerted themselves maelfully the game wen
up. He hoped, however, that they would evert themselves,
sedibat their example wend be followed sot oily by the
weighleouniug nannies, but by every county le England.—
(Applause.)
Mr. HON YWOOD being tailed upon llse the Noble Chen-
nag, sung " Give sae Death or Liberty," with great air.
plans..
The Earl of A LLEM A RLE said, that they had lest year
. given a toast, wishing the dismissal of Ministers. Bet now
they fell that a change of men, without a change of mea-
-1 sures, would he weeks& 'lie Noble Lord concluded by
! touring the following tumm, which was received with bid
applasse—" May all coreept advisers of the Crowe meet
Itheir jeer pennant is the frafral eneeratioa of the
enisetry."
TIN seat toast *as a Mr. Leonard, 1k Member fur Ire-

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liesitaa bob sabamwille J4-17,..prerlia hewpiisso sad
weihalief war illtilewawa
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imey."
lib! Earl of AWL:imam midi he had air* to respwio
a tweet which be pave with wised hello. of sotestsbie aid
regret. Ile was Named to tweet tbe ono, bet wee warri
ha wee s.d prearoi. The Noble Chaim*. Ittiweladed fry
ItlyiwlC—" Sir V. /.malt ; sod seep the oirpoorri d. .wept
ciewrosseest be waited is ewe piaci* for 16 OMNI*
red "—(This mow was received with withweiostie apaleser.)
Mr. R. TAYLOR read a Mier from No P. Norillett, in
"bid the Noroorehie Bowan lamented his kited prevented
hp e AI of the mit free ettoedies the aseesing, awl cit.
seeming his fall /mesmerises is the epistle foe whit they
were aseweibled.

The CHAIRMAN said, be mold got meets& that meet-
log without expressing his mistime of the late comiset of
Misistere in istrodgeeig that idiom BEM of Feiss mid Friel-
ties ageism her tate Majegy.—(Hear' heir.}—The Noble
Earl, after seseisefather obsorratiose Isemdemsgoitiog of ibis
imeoure, observed, that Minium had We peer gage a step
further; they hod slieusisera He Robert Mamma, an 011esr
equally emsorkohle fee Ms gallantry and Asmara,' with-
out eves so aemiesam..4lllsame !)—He did est mem he
dispute the prerogative if the Crows. He did got beery
that it wu sot going so dismiss the Gallium General hoes
the service. He (Lord 1.) did net know Maher the offrare
he bad eggsenitted, err the defile, he had to make. But it
was fur this very erases that he objected he • enodesseration
and maishment without trial.—(Hear, her.)—He nesonteis.
ed that it was am arbitrary sod oppressive Art, sod savoured
much of rimmetiens. He einieluded by giving " The healeb
of Sir Robert rfileea, awl may the Beglish soldier sever
forget his rights and deities 4 a relines "—(Angoing.)
The health of Lora ssseld woe nest proposed; it was re-
eeiveel wish Wed chserieg, and dank wish three times they,.
His Royal Nielsen's the Doke of SUSSEX mid, he hid
to propose a toast, which he bad gives shun be hat had
the pleasure of tweeting them ea the telehratim of Mr.
Foes memory. The Aram he 'requested this meeting the '
better he liked It, as it let blui mss that is Norfolk, at WM, '
there were to ho fouled a brave yeeneasey, who bad spirit
to stand up sod &feed their rights nod liberties —(Cheers.)-There might be is a neigishooriss email • set of perms*
called yeomanry, bet they were sot like the yeomanry of
Norfolk ; for if they were, the public would gram lave heard
of the disgraceful SCOWL% which took place at Magebseter es
the lei h A og. dome gentlemen bed attributed she 'modem Ws
of the late Six Acts to our eagoesios with the Hely Alliance.
He motioned them, Almoner they Anode new law about to
he iairodeced, to MA to those who were parties to it before
they gave it their assist. Before the Sit Aets hod tease the
All.. Act. Before the passim, of that Act this emend Macrae
Meg the reform of oppressed Foreissers. But ie amnia army
the liberty of the Fereigeer they paved the way for the de-
*rectum of their own. Before he toacladed, he wished to
say a word or two epos a report mow silloot respect's* the
korgdgatim of a Property Tea. He mistimed them
ageism say garb tax. He for ~mold light it feat by fem.
(Applasse.)--.And why? His remise was shortly tits, that
if the Act was met passed is any shape, the prisciple of its
justice mold be admitted. It was • most usfortimage this(
that his fries& when in power had esteemed the per imolai,
epos that tax. Heron warned them 'pint the me, he felt
it artessery le observe, that it would he worse thaw seams if
passed; it maid he robbing Peter to pay Paul. Hie Royal
Highness coscluded by proposing the followim tart—
Unanimity sad prosperity to the Yoossaary of the Comity
of Norfolk, sod may they keg conlieee to enjoy them
rights and privileges which they hem so well how to do-
fersel."--(Lood applause.)
The health, Nita T. Borvor, the Stewards, sad the Coss.
nailleee of Maisaptineet, were drink, and Sty T. &ever mid
Mr. E. Tidier gemmed darks.
" The Rights of the People" was them amok with loud
applause. After which
The Esel of A LIE MA R LReeperased hie regret at hav-
ing now come to the last mat. He web sure, however, that
it was one which world be 'eerie, a with the greatest pos-
sible pl by every Geotensan pretest. The toast was,
" The Ladies of the Comity of Norfolk."—(Loud cheers.)
The Noble Chairman, attended by his supporters with.
drew at use o'clock, and the reasairider of the Con:dosse•
grimed the room moo after.

NERTINGX OP CREDITORS AT TAR COURT
OF CONNIsSioNERS OP BANKRUPTS,

M. 11.

J. Covey, Beckley, (leak,
J. Wildman, Irenchorchiorett, ornachnlal..4 3 12
U. Collation and T. Walsh, late of Wapping. soap-
makers 3 12
E. D. Colville, late of Charlotte-street, Porno's&
plaee, pietere.dealer
E. Rubinson, Laogioorn Chamber; oserdmat 2 10
J. Mather, Jevrin-street. triae.merehast
T. Ambrose, late of W•terlocsplace' woulleo-drapoe 2 11
W. Thomas. late of Fetter lane, work box mannfac-
Sorer 2 10
M. Nocelf, City road, merchant 1 12
J. Park, Petrehorch street, merchant
E. Wstrun, Strand, sierehaut 2 1

DIVIDENDS.
G. Hewitt, Fair-mile homer, booker
R. mid J. R. Towered, Fencheircleotreet, merchants
C. M. Kiug,Cpper East Smithfield, wise and spirit mer- 12
thous
G. U. Therkle, Fetter-Isee, fishmonger l2
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ham, broker sod gua•maker.—W. Luke, of Liverpool, invr,
elinet.—J. Eaves, of Liverpool, ship bresid-beiker.—J. Wright,
of Mill-wall, Poplar, Middlesex, anelser•emilh.—M. Ining•
of
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Leeds, merebant.-3 Wells, of Mblilkaiisinsmils,* Pewee-
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