The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1820-12-28 00:00:00

Sir Gaelic:lg CLtoo, M P. for the county, supported Ike
original Addrese.
Mr. fitteleatt. FUMING followed ou the note side.
Mr. 'AIM Clams spoke for the anwildniesd:
The LORD alertness', though an official aervout of the
Crown, thought.that he would be detesting/Oa duly hedid
not explain the grotiinis nn which be conceived it right ltsat
she meeting shook! egree to the original Address. He eon.
viticlorhal his speech amid Ivud cries of Tote, role!"
Qaestfoe, gees! ion!"
Mr. JKr Fara( did nut think that any clearer distinct view
hail yet been given of the grounds on which be conceived she
question So rest, and he would shortly state the reasons
which would induce him to tweet ihe •messilment to a di•
vision. Wish regard to expreesione of loyally, he trusted
ilia there could slot he Guy difference, or a shade of differ-
ence, limiters' any of the Gentlemen present. He w..tild
object to the original A eldresefor two reasons; first, because
It contained repressions in reference to the mate of the
country which were onsupported by facts, and led to false
and erroneene ‘Nieelissinsis ; secondly, Wilmer it omitted tu
express those lecher which it was highly proper ate: snits-
Mete express to Ilse Sovereign —.?leer, hear.)-sHe slid Out
object to she expressioas of leyally contained in itee Aildn sea
nor did he deny that there existed sliacentent iu she roan-
try. They might darer, how, ver, its their opinions as to
the mode of pulling it ditio-eby what proems of treat-
niesit the ellitemper might be heal allayed. 11; olw, the Ad-
dress cow India sod (wily wish itterrssiong sstsehmoot to she
Throne, but. expressive also ptifset runfideree in the
measures whirls his Majesty's Minisitss may adopt is Ibr
present eirciimitancee. lie did. eel sly that it coutairril
many worla an express ippirolsatioo of hie
Goviseimeed ; hot who *wild deny. this, coming from Ills en
at such a time as she petered, it virtually implied an ad.
mission to this extent ' (ht theme *eyesight I. nowt say, Ilia
lie would completely lobe hf. opiunni rime lie su give his
assent to such an Address. Ile doubted a hether at was sit
all Necessary for persons uf known and tosques(iuned loyalty
to express any vague attachment to his Heim, at suet. a
tone as the present. Was that the only uhlteation required uf
them by the t- rinse( the Requisition IVould it 6-S44IM I lie
whole albeit' defy, 'swirly In lay at Ike Coot us the. Tinton.,
empty, hollow, and general ;oarsmen, of lity,lty elite c
that they were nut rterolntionists mid demagesguea 's These
were sun ly nut weeded to satisfy his Majesty of their
luyalty They were uut in list haat called for at presets',
and did not at all meet the exigency sit the times. Ili would
admit, that esieled iis she 'vestry great and vowing
durum...it, very widely "limn!, sod daily rxtrudsui is,. If
I einemg Ilse greet bled/ of the punple. He would aloe aelnalt,
that tan thee general awl pritgreestvediteenteul, ignorant and
wicked agitators had este, afted a deur rues aud disaffected
spirit, which affordeel ground for serious alarm. Thi: he
allowed was trues but he humbly conceived Oda Addles.,
contstuitig, as it did, a statement et these evil., shook' folly,
fairly, and 'optically, express nit opioluit tie to the ceases
which hail itrueltiecil them. and the remedies %%kith taught
to Ise •pplirel. He therefore maisetaineel, ;hit tu the Ad.
dress as ;amendment should he attached supplying this de.
fret. %Vital maid be the bait effect of ailihne alias so tin ir
general prefer's' of loyalty? He 'lid not doubt that if
that part of the atorwlenessi which dia.-evil from the or i-
gival Address was embodied in it, his Learned Friend,
who proposed it would have no objection that the peal s.
Mons of attachment in she original sine should be ermine .1,
if the expressions were considered to be more loyal Of
warm, mule choice in phrase, more emphatic, or snore pa.
tbetic.—(A forale.)-I‘lial were the nrcentstancea of the
present case? Unanimity in a loyal Adair!, to the Stove-
reign at such a mectiog should naturally be expected; hot
because they Could nut all agree tit Minor punts, wonlsl it
he inferred that they were not ititaninious 111 loyalty
All, unfortimatily, agreed that veld agitation and great
discontent pervaded. It was ant necessary to enter into any
detail, ur speraficatioo of circumstance', to prove this. It
was maw tunately too apparent, and, in lila opinion, at
might he fairly ascribed, in a great elegi e, to tit it ten-
dency nn thus part of the Government to rciwassiuss,
dation, nod etiereims—thst teutlency to vilify aid abuse
*lime who were 'oily deluded, and in this meatier to sup-
press and drive hack the ?Sternal symptoms of ihr disorder,
in place of connterecting it, at its Source, by a milder polo y.
Could it be said, that all the iliseunteuts *hit Is have s Nash el
and du exist, proceed trusts causes of whirls seta ail imam
explauation (..411 hr given? S:,itie thought that the oily way
to remedy thew unthreakilege of papillae disaffection, was
to puoieb severely the least indical of llus spirit ; but
purely the snore rat • I method was to inquire olio the
cause—to apply radmal remedy to the sent of the disor-
der; and, in place of lopping off the sprout ,ii4s and estrica.
fences, to destroy the root and 611111/13,1011 of the evil' An
imputaltuu had 1/1.*.14 fixed tiptoe his party lay the• lioneitir•
able Member fir the Comity, whose general temperan-e
and candour he was ready to acknowledge, that in point
of fact, and also in principle, they had of late too clioa-ly
allied theneselvee wills the detallerlrd.—',eriet %f~ ilea*,
hear, hear.)—lie was prepared to give this aoierions
a flit and thorough denial. Ile denied that any of Ihs party
in Scotland hail ever joined in the Assentors uf the disaffect-
ed, or het ever written nu the sulrjeet, without expressing
positive thiappiesliations of the schemes and attempts of ties
wilitioue. say, he width! go Nether : lie would ac:crt,lllat
Slut e'en all heat of siehrte had a single expv, salmi eVIT
escaped tin us whmh indicated the least itymp..thy with the
views or opinion,' of that party. Had I.e+ friend; un arty
occasion refrained from expressing a mai bed ahliorrenee
at the ensile tussle en the religion tattle coolie" Hoar,
hear.)—.lad in that literary wusk to which he was at-
tached, had out he himself constantly asserted the ~.'asar.
they of the di,euriite of Annual Parharnents and Univrr.
sat Seiffrake? The fun was, that fur the last three leer; the
Whigs bed bees, swirls snore the object+ of entionny tliao the
Administration. fintwitlestanding that, they Aid rust
skews themselves ready Is. repel all astairk• tip in the Coo.
stitution, and to discourage the galoshes of dm distil.
(retell, yet, merely because they came foreuril and caul
that there. WI re aims 's it, she Government winch they would
wish rectified, they were multi wejostly se-sod:ll,w I i s este-
mites to the Gummiest . The itsjualire originated in Ike
diapered ion of Mieisteri isi represent, through abs.'
snr.hum of
their Journals s••hurh to woos.' rental k, ouch' to b.: 111.1.1,1..4
among the oth.:r calumniatory proditesiume of the Press`—
(hear.)—lo represent all such na ordain's.' and ireasoisahir. ohs.
opposed theca—to represent SI itaieterial petite as the peels of
I lie State—to di ilinite different dosses—tu disarm the It-ailing
meetuf their essititral inflorece wirer this people,and tilos to
strive them into tits rooks of the teeny—to "We, Ili twine's
lesensdhat suck ouly as reified roolid theta were raliyiug rented
the Censtilietien, mamma *high we were all ready to sully swot
to perish. Another aecasation hail been brought against
the %Vhige, namely, that if they did oat go ever to the pasty
'dew Radicals, lb-y enileavoureel to bring the Radicels user