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London, England, 1820-08-25 00:00:00

ADDRESSES TI) TIER MAJESTY.

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T4‘e following Address has helm irressentetlio
her
Mssjes•ly from she Loiters of Rosh :
"TO TNT QUM', NOT PICCELLENT MILIVRY
"The dutiful and loyal Address of the Female In-
hahttaula of the City of Path, to her MAjesiy
Queen Caroline, Quees Cuusurt of this United

Kingdom-
" May it please vane Majesty,
M We, the iinderaigued Female Inhabitant% of the City of
Bath, her, with the moat profound mestere', to offer your
Maj. sty our sincere congratulation nu the safe arrival
of
y4di r Majesty once more Ise this United Kingdom, and to
tender ynn the homage of one allegiance.
" It -a, we loaner yoar Majesty, with unfeigned sorrow we
i-e...itne to touch upon a subj•et that moat, we are well
Ouale, awaken in lour Royal bosom 'motions of the leo.
•flrre•r kiod Hut we cannot easily forgi t your and car lows.
anti& forget what those iimonget us, who are mothers,
t.lt on ,tint oiehtorholy oceaaluit—we I-room forget that Ilse
Mme •.e.ike that deprived you of a daughter deprived the
ualio,l also of its foulard hopes ; neither can we obliterate
room nor etions what the nation experienced on yoUr
oreii.iiit, oh, is it pleased the Almighty to roil the mortal
sitFa.ives ..f hiaever-to-be4revered Majesty. your friend and
protector. We heg to *more roar Majesty, that we, in
coalman with the Nation, felt tonaidesable sobs-thole for
.valor "feta of rim, Royal Person, latit nor anxiety expe-
;leafed...my allowistion even front your afflictions: we dud
I,'linpr tow she who was without a ‘loslwr—whose Father
land P.other could not longer afford her protect' —whose
„rawly child had two ii prematurely Malebo II away by dilith,
soul Ma late venerable M,sjeaty tins—there a oulil mot lie
fought, at lewd in Flatland, any one, even a tttttt 'mat her
former roansiesi, who would perserate her. But it is with
feeliwew which we retools( drwltar. that we have seen your
Mijr,l).• roe ... i .... who ',term in their endeavours to over-
whelm yon, Majesty, lola. isiaensilile that they are forming
•n. nowt tsiithlfiel pr.-video, by thus treading arm cv. ry
neor;•I obligation, and violating the C ~,,, manilinehts of the
Alswighly.--liat we groat that He, I who !trap. ro she wind
5,.-the *horn lamb,' will sosrporl your Majesty through
aorta trial • awl we devoutly pray that I who is the
Father to ;he Fatherleas, and the Husband to the %vow,:
will Doable sour akaty lo overcome all those who arc sea-
isi_yoor rfe,trurton. ; and shit your Moi. sly will lung live
tochjosi She affectionate Illeasitig of a ['cork who gywora-
the? -with you sender every suffering."

,To which I.er Nl+ s'y returned the following
grm.4otis A tow r r :
The Female Inhabitants of the City of Oath will accept
any warmest ackniiali dement/I for an Address which has
rieepTv intelaaited site sensibility. Trude, nes, and delicacy
are the son al characteristics of our sex; and they
the most ikserving of . The I s mat,-
1101. a the City of Bath appear to be eminently
rot t v ab. it truly feminine captivations. The lanzioscs. of
thus Adds...vs breathes a spirit of gentle unaffcciid piety,
whi, Is p. 'frilly in unison with the slate of my sown feelioga;
nn•l alaays itheshing to my heart. I regard this kind of
pies) a• a great nddil its V.^ atonable properties of sour
UPN Ntooll nuked without it all oilier excellente is only
our ihcca wdhowt sithstaii&—a bliowy exterior without. the
I,,rrly reality of worth. A. fir as the inflamer of a Queen
Consort rats reach, ray own .ex shall have too OCCalli tttt to re-
- p. oath one with Neglecting the culture or 11w encouragement
of that inauateutaiious piety, which shows itself in humble
rerienation to Om will of the 181.1,11atsr, in re. ry variety of
eireurtastsweer; in a diffneive benevolence to all within the
corla of its agency; and in tftal cusnpreliensire cattily,
whieb, without any narrow or f xthestre attachment to acct ur
party. talon-tees Ihe• good of ail; and snakes that good the
hiziscal ansisition of the Nand and the sweat constant aspira-
non of tlw
Tile following Adolriss hug brett pro seined to her
Maje•ty trout the I ithabilosits of lViireeater :
" TO TOT QUO/lea •MOST IILegLIANT 11.11JUATT.
" The 1111111111 C Address of the Citizen+ and Inhabitants
of the Aucitot nod Loyal City of Woreestr. r.
" We, she to odessigneal Citizens and Inhabitants of the
um bent silo, loyal City of %Cures ster, animated by the
wasourra a►naments of loyalty and respect towards your
M Royal to-r,ou, lay; leave to sum to your Majesty
rre • VOMIT sail cordial cosagratalatiusis oil your Majesty);
• accession •t- Que. a of these realms, and on your Majesty's
tar art iris' in Cochin!.
" Ito the heavy and irreparable hisser sustained he the
whoir British people, but e especially by your Majesty,
Sti the drills of tar WC gracious Sovereign, and also of
your 111/101.ibk :11111 lameota•d daughter, the late Princess
Charlotte, we humbly bre Irate to condole with your Ma.
;nay mast &slay sod nufeignailly.
"Ticeci Mona! charges preferred against your Majesty,
and the atrocious, and m thin compiry sweet, meal's which
have liven osed to procure evidence to fillballlellae dowse
charge., have filed ss ills indignation auil disgust. But
we Kaye rollgulaiiloll in seeing, that the tut-loons po-
i cy atad twiliguant character of ilw proceedings ilistillittil
Ngsul.• your Wijesiy, have hitherto semil only to t %pose
mid to your oust 'McNutt.' increase the numb( r of your
friend..
w'ln the prearntaion of green bags—llse appointment of
a !we'll Colln ttttt ter—ibe pablicat t of a Report—awl the
Ml... Melton of a /1.11 of Pains and Penalties, we sec a de.
pasture from the spirit and peas-tier of the British COOili.
Indict to happily lankily,* n to the subjects of .hear
realias. Salt procerdiuga agaiusl yuur Majesty, no merely
to pile evidence, hart tilled our manila wish suspieioa and
disnnst ; slur Call, We War, he considered in any other light
111111 a violation of justice, and au outrage equally against
butivinity and law.
'' Put whilst we lament the persecutions under which your
111 •jr-Iy is ssotTe lug, told feel the utmost althurn•ule at the
male; nail and inter( sled attempts of your enemies, we view
with, admit atiuu and liable your 31ajei.ty's courage and msg.
•• lay refusing to compromise your honour for a sum of
11.1.,11'y amausi!)•, however large, your !Majesty dill sou pwre
expected; but the indignant manner in which
yo,, Majesty la-bused this bfihe, and yuur noble and liciiiie
etmiluci in coming iisattaily to fate your enemies, at Ike
...sine tome that it alfords She IlifOUCCbl presumption of your
moue, ace, Diana aver entitle yuu lit the highest prairie.
•• I'd oily, brhavisig, therefore, in your !Majesty's ill**.
(Tura, encouraged by the pewiletice awl resolution you have
*lre.dy shoo n, and recollecting bow tattle mid abortive I lw
I (opt. Jpousl your humour and your hie moved in Pad,
vet coofolcoily hope Mini your Majesty will. under Divine
Pi ova:race, ultimately triumph titer your pit swot pers.eas-
tors. And we sincerely sal fervently pray, out ouly that
vier Mejesty's character may be complesely vindicated, and
that you may striate the full possession of nil your jll4
Fight 4 aUll pried. ges, but that tar remainder of yuur MA.
jesiy'a days may pass serest« sod unclouded, ill the midst of
sit affectionate sail loyal people."
The following is her 51ojeatt 's fruit gracious
A newer:
" I am much gratified by this affectionate Address from
tt•e Cvizeus ■ad Inhabitants of Moe aocu•ut and loyal City
of Wooer:sou.
" The piesent prueednre against me in the House of
Lords, is of sorb an extrainditiory character, that it is dif-
ficult to designate it by any appflkilliiiC flunk•. It is nut
judicial; fur it sets at defiance all Mae aetustomed judicial
twins,. It is out constilutiusial ; for the most anal functions
of the conslitsitio% arc seispeueled by his operation.
but legal ; for what principles of the lA* are then, whit Is et
(lots not contradot What then is it What is its proper
designation ." It is a political nowdeseript ; a moral Awe.
louse ; a legal inainstrositj the progiuy of a green bag,
sivaiming with *louder, and putrescent *lib falachood.
fragrant conteuts of Ibis green bag have been shaken
Mho a of Pains aud Penalties by Mist puiligy of brae-
' valeuce, whose inclinations are iv tuufr►st•dty nut under its
eialsol.
" One of the features in Ibis procedure, which gives it a
totally new aid foreign aspect in the history of our pulsar-
desire to, that it is supported by perjusy, purchased not at
home bat abroad—nut in small pareals but in large bales;
not on detached instances but iu 1111111C1101111 aggregates. It
is riling Ike hat notable has.laine in which any govern-
maul issued a bun sty atom false swearing, auJ paid shier-

attil.trienly thonsaad pounds for the importation of such $
valuable commodity.
" Thus is the last desperate effort of that selfish radios,
which is an enemy mew to the very sesalolaace of virtue in
any part of the state. This is the expiring violence of in•
furisted mulignity. If tnis is repeated, tire serpent will
breathe its NW in writhing agnay. The Arresting of my life
may then he a calm sombiae after a day of such deep dark.
rtes•--sualt a laag•prsitracted continuity of trouble sad of
woe!"

TO THE EDITOR OF TIEN BRITISH PRESS.

Sta—The prment preceediags against her Majeaty recal to
ray mind a cirrumata•ee which happened a few years ago at
Wirgast, in this county. A poor Win, who was very ob.
noxious to the wealthier part of the population of that town,
was tried at the Quarter Sessions for • misdemeanor.
Aft. r hearing sehkwer Will side•, and Won a very Indeed
and impartial ramming up from the Chairman, She Jury
were ordered to withdraw to consider of their verdlet. After
• quarter of au hour's elynowllaline they returned, and the
Foreman (a substantial burghe►) said, " Nod Gain", if
he'll leare Tow"." A CONSTANT READF:R.
Manchester, Angela 21, 1820.

CORN LAWS.

TO THE EDITOR OF TILE BRITISH PRESS.

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CISISTAR, AUGUST 16.
Silt—Without intending to enter into any controversy
either oss 11w policy of the Corn Lotus of opal the merits of
the principle of Universal Freedom to the industry of mass,
on which they are opposed, it may be at least allowed me to
remark on the barefaced efforts which have lately been
mode to indocile* the Returns on which the average of the
present quarter, terminating yesterday, the 15th suit. must
he struck.
For many weeks past several agents, dispatched from Lon.
don, have lweu traversing the Principality of Wales, attend..
iug the different market", manifestly fur no other purpose
than thal of executing this purpose. They openly attend
tlw weekly markets, and purchase limited quantities of oats
(to whirl, their object seems principally confined), at eery
affronted prices, compared with the previous currency of the
market ; but whets pressed to take larger quantities, on si-
milar terns, they uniformly decline.
This management may be readily traced to the source
from whence it is directed, and tlw cause as readily foiled
emu's,/ the heavy huldeis of foreign grain, in the Loudon
market, whose advances to the shippers begin to press
bearily upon their own funds; and the only expedient
for selief must be the opening of the ports for that par-
ticular grain, and the conssquent sale of the immense
quantify on hand,
.for whatever it will hying, re.
vi riling the order is which they commenced by deeply de-
pressing the market, and proving beyond aprestion the
rni,,oas tenilene!, of all artificial measures to corenteract the
natural effect 'mended by the Legislature fur regulating the
feint's by the present existing laws.
These farts, and they are incontrovertible, furnish addi-
tional proof" of the necessity recently avowed by the Cons-
mittee of the Howie of Commons, for revising inch part of
Nurse laws at least as apply to the quarterly averages; and 1
trust, in common wills a large portion of the conininnity,
that she next Session of Parliament will prove the anxiety
of the Government to give full effect to their own law..
ENTOR.

TO TILE EDITOR OF THE BRITISH PRESS.

PIALTON, AUGUST ti:

SlR—Oil Saturday startling I heard with surprise that
the average price of Oats of the twelve Maritime Districts
for the six weeks precediag 15th August, was 275. Isl., there.
by noosing the ports for the admission anal oak of that grain;
but judge of my very great surprise out findiraig that the aver-
age for the 6th week was only 2lis. 11d.; whereas, according
to the former Sweets averages it should have been 2ts. 2sl,
so as to make IMF aggregate ge 275. How this ens be
111V4/111111.11 fur I 110•411 a loss to know, and I think it a very pro-
per 'object to be ihqsired into. Will you, therefore, have
the goodness to insert the 'bore, and probably sonic of your
correspondents may be able to explain.
Midst I am waiting, I have been given to understand, that
in our week's average there was a doubt as to the admissibi-
lity of some particular town, sod which was afterwards ad.
mitlisl, bait this I cannot conceive to he the case, as the
wr'kly statements did not make any such reservation. If such
reservation was in fart made, anal afterwards admitted, so es
to add to the averages, those who are intrusted with deciding
what so furiously alfrcts the country, are highly culpable is
not truly sending the same forth to the public.
am, Sir, your* very respectfully,
A CONSTANT READER.