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

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51BETING OF THE COUNTY OF 4.YN.
•
Purattaut to a Requisition trilismitted to Sir David Hum
le► Blair, of Browahill, Bart. Coavraer of the county of
Ayr, a tomtits' of the Freeholders, Jostles* of the Paige,
sad Comatiaidosters of Supply, was consulted in she Court
nurse st Ayr, on Sslord.. lest, the 30th sit. The iaterest
which the contemplated ligedirediogs oagited I. the public
mind was of such a dimeription, that Immediately on lbe
doors being opened, roost sett was ncogipird, and it was
even with difficulty t►at nitinding comet *odd be afforded to
the atajoriy of the gentlemen who had attended, in cum.
pliant., with the application made to the Convener.
Mr. Bosm ILL, of Anehlnlake having moved, and his
motion bring wienstled by 'Sir. Smadstrahs Bocheams, that
Sir D. hunter Blair take the Chair, Shot gentleman, trig es.
miming it, returned thanks for the hussar matched, read
the Regaisition. and stated, that in eameirtreswe of the re.
torsi it contained, they were then mormided: and that be.
fore proceediog to the cossiderstion of the abject of their
meeting, he begged ha Intimate, chat he Its/ received an
apology froth Lord Glasgow ; and which., on being read,
communicated his reg►et at out haste: it.io his power to at.
tend; aol fully caucerrtag with the views the Resoisition
roontrined. Similar letter• of apology were read from the
Lord Justice Clerk, Mr. Sheriff Bell, and sober gratieunea.
Sir idstin Festal/Woe, In Teeving the Address, cauterised
his coevietion, that th►re *ever was a period when it was
mote ilorrsoort fur good in.. of all denomination• to de.
chore their itit•chinent to the principles of the British Con-
initiation ; and is loyal and becoming language toopprosch
the Throne of their Sovereign, to record their gratitude fur
the blessings which sit Coostitution has alike secured to
the bumble and the great ; to avow their unalterable attach.
meat Is his present afejtnly, thei► determinative hireling
tlw ittroads of dating men, red Is serum to latest posterity,
the tweatompled blessings which the Government of the
House of Illeuuesiek had conferred—Without adding one
word mew. he. begged leave to read the Address (which be
did; it er►wlld the seotieseets just uttered.)
Sir WM. atistitoneii, of Cap/legion, seconded the
Addreee.

Mr. °Maim, of Michliterate?, IN °eerier hitatelfla b.
atteotioa of thy useetasig, said that so MOM was. more Wily
impressed than himself with a sincere sad grateful cowrie.
Imo of the-righte aod privilege, the Comditution teamed
oe all hoe Maiesq's aohj-ets, Hot, however reluctant, he
onset dimes, from the principles lie which this meeting had
here roomiest. He guest deprecate that exclavive attribute
of loyally, which, if sot is luvissge, yet is tette end umpea.
tug, they had thought it necessary to assume, heroes, he
cousciratiiirsly lolirved that • great wiejoilly lathe people
of the country were imbued with similar loyalty; and that
at least ita Seutismil, le which than vie.. are more especially
coullited, iv, sitels Names ne principles are maailested ae
those which the Adder's seemly coodemme. The Address
too, however warmly expressed, was, its its spirit awl Co,-
tents, mewled to sceomplish more than what ifs professed
ohjres eoutTamploted. It we, sot only meast to rympethiee
with the 21.1 n-reign ie the regret coaditiost a the respire;
it woe owl may meant In pledge 'how anwud hint eh resist
by rv"y moms time poorness of 'Sheeniest—to slay the head
of Mist Nowedy—to export the schemes uf the dosigoing,
' and to visit with mertt.d pwaishenewl lb. violators of the
law; hat it ass plaiely mast to imply Apprehatiei of his
Msielty's Milsiatees, sad, by she &deem. sit der expe4su4