The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1821-01-06 00:00:00

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gmglectil mid anestostilatitsysi proceedisi we have rem-
stied your Lordship's inverishle and soreasitted solici-
tude for it. abegdwousest,. while we have as the other
boadlabradant proofs that the cosdact of het Majesty'.
preoecotors was actuated by a fixed determisatios of purls-
at all Meartla, their hostile design. aguish the safety and
happier,. of the Aim 'abject of these realms. Uedar these
eiresmitaittes we feet the regret we owe W Isar Majesty's
defeadelea. Animated by the same satimmis which your
Lordship him limn pleased to declare to the warldoisil sensi-
ble that it ts 0017 tram such firmness sad remistios that our
glorious Covisititallost can mist, we entertain * hope that we
shall sot be fbought pressuiptimg. is publicly arc/grim our
sdotirstim of that ramose and lofty spirit which inspired
your Lordablp helve Majesty's hoer of &ogee. Asa
further, that we may he Wasted is the proud satitiactMs
of bevies -oar thanks accepted by your Lordship, who with
the Mostellatios of Illistrwus Patriot. os that iteemion'
will (when the COllll6Olll intim, of asters Abell cal/ you
heme), Isom yore great names as OM inspartabllM muss-
meal to future generating.. y .
'a beg leave to sultscribstasguelves, with matitade,
Your Lordship's 'sweat sad humble Versate
`(Sigurd by 1 Member of each of the is Societies ]
Deestramer 23, 1820.

HIS LOR DRHIPS ANSWER.
Eaton Hall, Dreenther 31, IMO.
CSlFTLltstear—l assure you I received vier comeisoka.
don of the 45th instant, sod the thanks coateitied in 11, with
abe greatest sailefaction ; and the' pleasore I derived from
this gratitying mark of your ipprolustion of nip public eon.
duct was- cotisiderably esehineed by your beiug all my
near selghLories, and by the warns sod cordial terms iu
which your ensemenitatine is coached.
I am aware that the anal web which yes have hem bemir-
ed, in the cause of the iltestriarst• inalividoil spies* whom
the late memorable iworese was urged, and the generous
ardour yoo have laudably felt to favour of one who had to
croatend with almost lasopportahle difficulties, have led you
to appreciate much too highly my humble efforts, oe whole
duty and romeienee impoord the irresistible task of exert.
hug myself tu•defeat the harsh and eneossetitsitionel saimere
to which the King's Ministers resorted foe the purpose of
degradlog his Queen. Being perfectly istialied, that a more
unjust proceeding was never inititoted against as inelivi.
de•l. or ON/ likely to be Matt Goal is its results to the Royal
Fundy itself, as well as the public d• `bailout of justice, I
cannot wonder at the joy yea felt and exposerd at the than-
meet of this proceeding : for which three sat not even the
pretence of Slate ettreseitr ; and that yoe should have
here noxious to skew that joy in a mouser the must tootle-
erepti.
1 ant afraid, however, 1 can neither Baiter yon nor my.
self with the hope, that with she •bandouteeni of the Mill
by the Minister In the Horse of Leeds (professedly is deft.
reset to the wishes of the country) he has abaudiseed all
Neer, 'mention of molesting this enfortuaaie Lady; aid
lidding to those grievances sad •Mictinsia with which am cost
any ether woman world have been overwhelmed. A great
and generous Helios Las been her hired. Her spirit has
hitherto raised her shove her difficulties end trials; but
that spirit may sink at list, owls r repeated mortification and
accumulated wrongs though 1 set pare this noble, en-
lightened, moral, and right-Jedgiog, though ealumelated
people, will sot abandon her.
am gri-ved beyond measure to thick that these diffieul.
lies are not at as rad; but I am obliged to eutertaie that
opinion, when I look bark to the time and manner In which
Parliament wan so abruptly and eagracimaly prorogued
by the advice of the servants of the Crown, who bad It in
their parer, at that moment, to have set this plateful
and fearful petition completely at rest, by establishing
the tkeen, at the almost unanimous call of the country,
in the fall enjoyment of those rights, privileges, and dig.
nities to which she is uaqweitionibly entitled. But instead
of this happy remation, this easy and much wished
tie transition from war to peace, this desirable oblivion of
disputes and charges, which sicken our to 'leek of, we hive
a daily renewal in those papers, coniidered to be devoted to
the 31iiiiistry, of calumnies, more gross than ever, poured
fortis au the Queen ; anti not an bee only, but on all thou,
who have ventured eve. the mist el teotely, tie oiler • single
word its her hearer.
What ens be the isieeniue of the eteessiillUsC•few of
the partisans of the Missilery to obtain what is alined Loyal
Addresses at Ile* moment, has to give a chime to the pro-
ceedings against the Queen, while the Addresses themselves
are scsreely ever submitted to popular animadversim or
approval?
What can he the urgent ivy fur such a display of
loyalty at this moment, ether than that?
'Loyalty. if the terns implies what I itieselade it due*, an
ardent attarbmeet to the Constitution of the Country is
King, Lords, and Commons, was aces?, I will venture to
say, more general, mule hooped, more intense than at thia
hoar. Hail it nut been so, du the Ministers really bell• ve
that the people would have borne their multiplied difficol.
lies and distresses in the exemplary way in which they base
borne them? Nu: there is no irate of laiyahy at tbe pre-
sent day, there is so want of love for the Luiz and Coo-
ssitotion, but there is • want of consideration, of due ae.
knowledgroist of their loyalty, which among other corers
of complaint is so (rating to the people ! If they complain
of the condort of the Ministers, of the system they pursue,
which most be esisch•liered before the country can be eon.
tented, they see antifamily called disloyal, sod greeted with
the name of Medical,.

The very respectable burly of Citizens that I am sow ad-
drusiug, has sot escaped that designation its the must
ofewiive terms, sad applied by throe who must have
known that they were guilty of ■ most wanton and ab-
surd calumny, sad that your only fault wu a devalue too
gewerous aced ardent in their estimation, to the cause of as
liquid Queen.
I beg yea will believe me to be,
With warrior(' regard, my worthy Fellow.Citiseos
Your si ad faithful Servant.
GAO•VENOA.

To the Members alb, Friestily Societies
of the City of Chester.

ST.4PFORDSHIER INTENDED MEETING.

The three Gentlemen who undertook the office of
promoting • County Mreting fur the County of
of Stafford, have ia•ued the following circular
Lettrr:•—
To the Nobtemen, Gentlemen, Clergy, and Freeholders •f
the Coenty of Stafford.
We had lately the honour of addressing to you a circular
letter, requesting your opinion as to the propriety of calliug
a County bleetiug, at the present importeut crisis of public
. _

The answers we have received, contain such a variety of
eonlitetiag opinions, and are ■u nicely ►•slsored in number
and respectability, that we have felt great difficulty to de-
ciding upon the line of conduct which it world be molt
proper fur as to pursue.
As the best illustration of the decision we hive made, we
ventisreto explain the motives that have actuated as through•
out the whole of the proceedings--We do this front ne pee-
evuoptineea feelings that our tudividial opisions east be of
touch importance, bat at the stratum is which we are em-
barked Is eunoeeted with great and serious interests, it
may he a ailiefactinn, to be ■inured that it originated in
purr constitutional motives unconnected with any party
coasillerst loos whit fever.
The object of die region/Woo was to unite peeress of every
party Is sommires conducive to the 'norm of our excellent
sad revered Constitution ; to convince the abettors of im-
piety awl faction, if any such should uabgppily !Niel willtin
thin loyal avid distiagoiabed County, t►at there existed a
firm sod effectual deterntioaties to frustrate their nefarious
designs, and at the same time to assure the people that there
was as analogs desire to protect their Hateable !against the