The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1819-11-26 00:00:00

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War Lordship, Art 1416 lir idolisers eit this diatriet eaN
wit "Order" at their sisietbala. Ali rain orttentatieally per-
. rem it too wisest it salts dirk policy ee kashmir, their
PO& hotonoto on of oho4lost *Pastimes sod revolla-
' •seatteary'dmeription: the 'wettable of a sobrersion of the
• Iteorrensent II so ikepip rAsiorlijs their naiad., that wises,
• • ever a leader shall arise. or It dbosinrabte niorsient nectar, I.
ifgart a eansiiiirralde poilibpassf sire 'ovulation cuol4 toot be
sirprefied
& kbateltema indlatod to doter more fully late the situation
of thb enmity, as I believe the above will Dot be formal so
tolateardie vipresentataim of the nasaaseasent mad powered.
If the Asilorasers iR wipe other districts of the West of
Soodaisd.
I bare, Ste. GLASGOW.
• The With' lion. V ieeseirt
Sivlsuctly &c.
. Postefeseg, greftpairev Is, 18111.
hlrir I.ifito-4 bone tbe hoooar to report to your Lordship •
a• festal of such information as I have received is the moo..
rdiournept I have tisorie since I WI tows, sad from ere.
tistalAr authority is Ober pieces.
It "pears certaip that simultastons meetings had bean
'inlets; ppm to assemble on the let of this mouth, at New.
enstle.npon-Tyne, at Carlisle, at Leeds, Halifax, Madden-
hod [lamely, in the West Riding of Yorkshire; at
Manchestir, Bolton, Wigan, Blackburn. dad Bundy,* lit
• Lancashire ; at Newcastle-unde.Lyme, at Nottingham, at
Leicester, sod at Coventry. I have heard other places named,
but out from each authority that I can name them to this
report ; our do I meetios the meetings in London, in St at.
land, and to places not is the counties composing the dis-
,triet in which II hold the military command.
Ay meetings had very lately been bald la Idsmot all the
,above-sassed mans, those agreed upon for the lit iastaat
must have had some particular object in view.
Althowill • schism among the leaders has prevented these •
meetings, yet in Lancashire and some few towns where dia.
oiffrction has long prevailed, so diffrreuce appears, and the '
,uumtiers of discontented remain undiminished; hut to
places where it is of less meter, existence, a must desirable
check, from various causes, has been effected ; but It would
1.. fatal to its annihilation in them, if there was yet any re-
ii,satioa of our •Hention, sod of menus Ip suppress it ea-
tirely ; • similar false security at times within the list three
Crary Ises brought disaffection to its reseal height in Lill.
castrate, the vigalaate of the Civil Aothorities iu it barns(
ceased upon every short period of quiet. •
A pleas has been adopted to circulate more generally seal-
sti;ina nod Islaspitemous tracts which to send gratis such
publications weekly, direcitito the servants in large fami-
lies, which I think worthy of mention, out merely to stew
how indefatigable the authors sod leaders of sedition are,
in airtime their purpose, bet that it may. be thought expe-
dient to put the heads of familiar' upon their guard.
Six differeut attempts have come to my, knowledge to
reduce the soldiers, but without the least effect; some of
them are under legal investigatios.
I have only farther to add, that whatever disunion may
prevail among the leaders of sedition and Radical Reform,
they bull unite in the endeavour (though 1 loupe with less
steam) to excite irritation and discontent among their fol-
lowers, and to intimidate the loyal and well affected.
With a firm belief in the accuracy of the foregoing state-
meat, I crasider it my duty to make this report.
I have the honour to be with respect,
Your Lordship's very obedient humble Servant,
JOHN BYNG, AL General.