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'trim to Naples bet fee the alsettMeatioaed NM@
kept the ship is Loden; and 1 declare I was le Leg-
ato when pate of the Italian witnesses apiast the
Chem tied arrived; but I elver once thought Vicomte*
Grervall• or Gaetano Paters°, from what I had hoard
them pay, would have come activist the Queen, or I
',noisily should hi" ilindoed in London; sod 1 sehened,
declare ileavo W. uglier wkateser in raakieg tide eMtommt
lurt-Eielsh to the people AT Kre ms! tositlErtmodill-
ratters of Vietatto Oriegalle sod Garman Pilgrim
1 " JOHN JACKSON."
" I, Jobe Jokers, of the perish of Stemma, Wapping,
in the county of MirMlertix, seariare, make nob awl ear, the
above statement arid tit several mashers iliereia ssestleasd
and set forth ere tray and totter at fact.
" JOHN JACKSON."
.1 Sworn at the Glrildwl, Leedom, this
9th dry of January, MI, before me,
Joss Tu. Tues., Mayor."
MORE LOYAL JUGGLING.
VICITED PARISHES OF ST. ANDREW, HOLBORN
A POVE BARS, AND ST. GEORGE THE MARTYR,
MIDDLESEX.
A few d.o), ego the following Regiateilion was pro.
seuted to the Oversee' of these united parishes, in
'np'ialice with which they issued the annexed
tire:—
" We the understood lalsabilant Householders of the
Visited Perishes of St. Andrew, Holbota above Rates and St.
f;•-urge the Martyr, request you will call an early General
Meeting of the Ishabitaets of (Mee Parishes, at the Work-
house, Gray's lon-lane, to congratulate her Majesty the
narea upon her triumph over her implacable emetics; and
address his Majesty on the stale of the ratio*, sad the
dirmireal of his Ministers; sad on other matters.
" To the Oversees, of the Vetted Parishes.
" The shove Requisition, nausevouray *jetted, basing beer,
presented to the Overseers, the Inhabitant tionsebulders are
hereby Miaowed, that a Meeting fur the purposes mellowed
in the will he held o the Workhouse Gray's
Inn lane, us Wednesday neat, the 10th hesitant. The Chair
to be taken at eleven o'clock in the morning precieely.
"T. MASON, F. W. WARS, overseers.
" J. RABBETH, W J. WHITE,
" January 81h, 1821."
In consequence of this notice, the following sum-
mons was sent to the Governors and Directors:—
" Su—You are requested to meet the rest of the Gm
vernors sod Directors of the Poor of these Parishes at the
tvorlohosise, in Gray's lam-lane, on Tuesday the 9th day of
J.inuary, 1821, at severs o'clock in the eveniug precisely, is
use.qiierect of a Requisition transmitted to me, of which the
following is • copy:—
" r Untied Perishes of N. Andrew, Holborn above Bars,
and St. George the Martyr, Araddlesex.
" • We hereby require you to summon a special meeting
of the Governurs and Directors of the Poor of these united;
Pariibes, to be held at the Workhorse, is Gray'sloa-laseil
t .morruvr evening, the 9th of January Mutest, at Nam
o'clock precisely, to take into consideratiow the right adellps!
'overseers or( these Parishes ho convene ausl bold useelialpi
44 the inhabitants in, or otherwise to oppropriate the Worh-1
fo.use fin arty other porpoaes than what may relate to the
it..serunient and niasiagewstat of the Peer; and also to take
such measures as may be deemed expedient fur the preren-
-110.1 of any misappropeimiee of the Workhouse ur the Pariah
peope.ty, by the Overseers, or say other person or proses.
Dated this; Sib day of January, 11121.
" • Charles Murray, James alowiljele,
" W. gabbed',Deneer...l 1
" ' Rd. Ramsdell, George Meg*,
" Julia Hall.
" 1 To Mr J. S. Taylor, Vestry Clerk, Ike.'
•• 1 •ai, Sir, your must obedient *resat,
" JOHN S. TAYLOR, Yeasty Clerk."
The result of the consultation of the Governors
and Directors aforesaid was the issuing, late on
Tuesday evening, of the following circular to about
three or four hundred of the select and entisoally-
loyal inhabitants of the parishes:—
" A meeting of these United Parishes having bees carol
vested improperly, by the Overseers alwar, lobe held at the
Workhouse, ea to.inorrew (Wedeeeday) mwsieg, in order
to cougratulate the Queen, and to Address the King fur a
disesioral of Ministers, the Comilites fee MANAGING the
late Low. AGLINZIPS to the Kiss earairsily request your
atiestaner at the Workhouse, Gray's lemlasie, at a quarter
U. fore eleven precisely, ha ceder to rescues these Parishes
from the disgrace of meth as Address as will probably thou
be proposed."—/Issodap, Jaituary 9, 1821.
By these uterine it was contrived, before 'levers
o'clock, to fill the large room of the Workhouse
• • wherein the parish meetings have usually been
held, with an assemblage of persons, with a few
rsceptions, of the proper sod genuine loyal stamp.
Mr. RAMSDEN, capollaire-maker, of Hothonsioilli.
ing called to the Chair of eleven o'clock precisely,
contrary to the usual practice of these parishes,
which has been to take the chair at twelve, • Gen.
Henson rose, and was about to introduce the busi-
ness-winch the meeting had originally been tom-
'nutted to consider, by reading the Requisition,
when a phakar of loyal one who surrounded the
Chair, exclaimed that they steroid not hear ary
and the question was immediately put,
that this meeting do now adjourn," sod carried
by a chew of hoods in the proportion of about 50 to
3. 'flue tweeting accordingly dispersed, the Work-
house gates were immediately closed, and a beadle
at Atoned outride to inform any persons who might
cultic that the meeting was over.
At about half-past eleven from fifty to bitty re-
spectable pariahiuners having aseenabled near the
AVorkhouse, in expectation of bring tit good time
for the proposed business' of the meeting, initiated),
upon their right to go into the Workhouse, and the
gotta, after some rtnsonstrsuces 0111Iwir parts, being,
opened to them, they entered accordingly, and iu
• short time their numbers were increased to nearly
a hundred.
The following notice being stuck up in the
large MOW to the Workhouse, Mr. GALLOWAY
ruse, and read it to the meeting:—
" The OICTIKer/ respectfully inform the Inhabitant
Mousehublers, thst the Governors out Directors having
decided against their right to grant the use of the Work-
-I.onse, the meeting imended to be held this dsy is pusipourd
till futber notice."
Mt. G•LLOWAT said, now that a re:111011 wan
given why the meeting was postiso,eil, he begged
for tine to obeetve, that he considered the conduct
•of the parties who had thus insulted .the parishion-
ers by caliing them from their homes, woe not only
it very extraordinary but a most reprehensible pro-
teed:rig, more especially when he recollected that
the very last public pariah meeting, and a more
numerous and respectable one he twice for the 1.111
20 years attended, was culled under the auspices
et the came public-spirited Overseers who had cui.-
veued the pretreat meeting; and surely, if the
41:.utlenten Directors considered that a meeting
called by the Overseers was illegal, they should
lung ago not rally have stated that circumstance,
but they were bound to inform their constituents.,
who were the proper persons for calling such meet-
ings, and nut to have waited until late lint night
to have wade such communication as was contained
nu the pipet he bad just read. Such treatment, ou

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