The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1820-07-07 00:00:00

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The wirrnissrai ADDRFAIS TO Halt 1111/IMTI'.
Yeeimdey Sr Francis Berrien. John Cis Holes
how. Esq. end she High Bailiff of Westminster.
waited open her Majesty, so present the Address
recently sKreed to by shit City. They weresdessli.
graciously received. mad her Mejesty was pleated le
Tessera she following most gracious Answer :-
6. This Address from. the laltshitmet Hoseettoldlem a the
City mid Liberty of U'esioninsier will he losy tressered is
sty memory se as iailisbitable proof of their regard. sad it
Wing claim upon my gratitude. The lassoing of erec-
tion fur my perms, of devotion to my Weems, mod of met
in my nese, which appears Is inset from their hearts, has
made a deep itaspetosios spits goyim. Is the feather Ems.
see in which they winkle her, fee whom she isvisille sigh
of grief will *ever tease in soy nessonsel breesi, I nasal
be inseeselde to the homage which they pay N her memory,
sod lo the seism which they weer se my regret.
" It is now seers years sisee I received its Metros from
the Inhabitaat Househotilees of W1N1111.611101, in which itts7
ettegestolated me upon my mope from what they holy dr
scribed ass sefarions tompirsey egoism way Isamr sod soy
life. Opal that occasion my chamfer was emmersbed from
she Wad of mauling with which it had ham oppressed,
though my raided he usdergemse only as es parte ensmi-
cation ; sad shawl. I hod so imam sf feting my accusers,
or of being heard in sty &few,.

" The people of England them sternest oalverselly espresseil
their approhation of what they cousidereol as the triumph
of rectitude and Innocence over perfidy sod fabelmool.
Freon thin hour to the preseat I have been the victim of a
similar conspiracy, which has been limited by the same
motives, sad proseented with the some views, though with
increased vinlesee sad with aggravated malignity. Nemsad
more appalling efforts have bees made to destroy that cha-
racter which had mimed so assay former attempts ; but I
rejoice that I now hod, as I at that time fonoad, the pagan
of Westminster sisioflaessced by the powerful eusehinatioes
of my roomier, and animated by the SUMO sentiment which
they thew expressed, that every subject, sand coovieted of
guilt, had am suadowided right to retain the equitation, Om
rights, sad immosaities of ismorewas.

" In the Fermat pellet's crisis of sty fate I ens sopported
by that comm. which seines frogs the Cielltille•IMIll St rec-
titude; sod I feel that she Eisglish people will arve► suffer
an injured Queer' to weal in vain either to their justice or
to their humanity.

I sin cooviaced that in this land of liberty.* oppression
can he practised, mid that to he upright is to be Ilentre.
"In the warm desire which the people of Westminster
have expensed for the vindication of toy Manor, they have
ethibited a striking testimony of their loyalty to the King;
for the honour of his Majesty mast for ever be identified
with that of his Queer.

My Arse wish is to prove that my character Me been
usjuslly traduced; sop next 4 to tinainsfe fry dupe siainsp
the higirosiasted people of this aserstris, to whale s(se.
tionate .y.p.thy I am ■t present iedeltied fee so mod of
the cheerfulness which I feel, mid of lb. sopped wide* I
possess, under the premiers of such compliealed wrongs,
end such accumulated pereecutioe."