The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1820-12-09 00:00:00

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prUdeat loom rfisi die prererfa I support whit Is they have
eire,..ied loth. voles of Ow ruition .n Ike rause of
is Ike lair iloattritasis pritere4br,
which was curled iu the usual manner.
Mr. WOOLEN, 111th intact'—
''. Thai Ike tbauks a this Meeting ere berelogiven
nor Iwo tailewrodrat Cilanty Mottritcrs; to eti f;erat I
Noel. Rail. M.P to Peter Iltarcr, iwq M.Y. Jos,ph
Eut M.P. snit the other Member. oho hare buituutril the
mewling with thole pirroma this day.
Mr. Walls Said he was tilt all times ,happy to
conic ',Unmet his constituents sod learn their .eti-
tiniest's, mid if at any time he tiofortimetely cliff:red
with Mosta iU opinion. he trusteil they would. alwiTi
put tt liberal and csoodui coostroetiois yn riot cds.hiuct.
Ile had Ws las laiseJ • letter from a friend on 11,4:
Coutioent, *be said be *ever tort any ,przoot •
France, Holland, or Germany. of auy rack 4.r
grrr, who dill not concur iii ronilern g II.:3. •
c luct of Ministers as degrading to the cr
the nation. Sn that sill Europe felt as :::4
did. Ile thanked limn heartily fur the honour ih.
had done loin.
Mr. ‘VHITIMMAID thanked the hireling mi'.
sincerely fur the honour they had done biro.
bail refrained from expresmig any opinion of the
goat or innocence of the Queen until the pie-
ceedingq were concluded; sod he howl tom no heti.
fition in saying, that wish the utmost attention to
those proc.vtlings which it had been in Ins power to
hr-tow, his decided opinion was that she was inou-
estit—(lipplastse.)•-lt might be said his opinion
was out worth much—lie was ready SO Ileklillt7ledge
it—tut he thought it quite equal in value to that
of certain Noble Lords who had heard the wlin!o
of the evidence, but yet voted her guilty.— (Cheers )
Au insinuation had been that day thrown out that
Members of Parlisment were fonder of making
speeches out of doors than in the House ; for him-
self he repelled the imputation, and averred shut lie
had never shrunk from expressing his opinions in
Ilia place--!Applause )—lie thought it rattier
to CienfUfe them for not saying more on Lite OC.•
ca.ions, when they coosidered the' insulter in
which the Howie load bees, kicked out of door.—
(/oughter, and match applause.)
Mr. I'. Moose returned thanks, and defended
1)1111.44f, with great emanation, from the I:ol.utation.
of ',oinking from a free oiroottal of his seatinwitto ni
the Ilutiae—appealicg to his cond•ct and oprechos
(torn the outset of the Queen's boatioesti. Ile hail
burn twenty years iii and could sal.
a iv, lie had out given a single war that hail co.t un
Eilglohtmili a penny or a trur—(load applause.)
Sir GLMAItD Noxi, returiard thank, and said,
he was not afraid of Parliamentary Reform ; !c•
cunsittuents kitew him to be all honest man, nod no
Reform would deprive lash of his se4o—(,./ppi,,es,.!
Mr. Hume returned thanks. Ur had always
done his duty to the utmost of his Ability. us au in-
dependes.t man, althoopth he cater Iront Scotland.
which, he feared, produced but too few iiiilependeht
public characters—Vt./19liter and applause.)
Mr. MILL. said, the late Lord Melville bou.ted„
that when lie %%as in office lie relistsicil ;:ia hit of
the 45 Scotch llemlieia. believi..l she iiipist ro
lac trw- ; but it was very possible thAt the Geist Ir-
Men who spoke last, might be among the six hon..t
men who were not so teturtied. Ile begged itk

10. That the thanks of this meeting are most cordially
Riven to tut Petri. who nobly and ably Mood forward to the.
House of Peers to oppose that woconatitutional measure, the
11111 of Paine and Permhim, attempted to be carried against.
her Majesty the Queen.
which was carried with applause.
Sir GERARD NOEL mowed—
That the thasks of this meeting are imperiously dne
to Mr. Charles Pearson, whose &tertian and exposure of die
ministerial incendiary, Franklin, have based a tool and
malignant conspiracy against her klsjr.ty and the people—
the satannic basis of which was to uxilurr into guilt, aud
thin betray to punishment.
which was seconded by Mr. WOOLER, and carried
With acclatuutinto.

Mr. CHARLES PEARSOY returned tlia,•ks. fle
srirt evidence hail been given on oath, which had
decided Iwo different Grand Juries to find bills
r.f indictment against the partite. It had been
stated on oath *hut one of them bad raid the close
of the Quern's rase was to be the signal fur trsuirpz,
a hand-bill, nu the people to lime and ?else
arms in her def.-nce. That circumstance had cauarJ .
him to iiderfere curlier than he otherwise shoult%.
to prevent mem:nu-es the probable consequence it
which would have been to deluge Ilse kingdom alai
blond.—(.4ppluese.)-11e concluded by moving-
-12. That the Sheriff of Middlesex, and the Reprrseuta-
tiers of this comity, be requested to present to her Majesty.
the Qurea the Address passed this day, and that they be
weeded by such Gentlesnea as are ilminius of accent-
playing the deputation ; that the Sheriff du wait open
her Majesty to learn her gracious pleasure as to when she
will receive the deputatwn ; and a the saran time that the
Committee cis sit daily at the White Hart Wavers, bisblipa-
gati„ and at the Mermaid, Harkury, to lease ticket.,
and receive the Eames of Grollenteu wiskiug to accoampauy
the deputation.
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Mr. By an then moved the thanks of the tweeting
to the worthy Sheriff for the alacrity with which he
convened the meeting, end for his couiloct in the
Chair, which was carried with Rrnrral acclamations.
and hillowed by several round. of cherra.
Mr. Sheriff. tX•ITIIMAN bliortly returned thanks„
and the useet.ng disperiird.

AMERICA.

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fyfice .1" The Baltimore Mervinv
(*bromide." October 24.

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STATEMENT OF THE PRESENT POSITION OF
THE ARMY Or COLUMIMA.
Asoossiosta, Septemker.
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lit. The twain army soder the Etramasiol otitis Face!lvory
Ihr Preeidenl, N al prratat raoluat d in 11w tteightteti• -
Item, of NI Rover* l'acerta, and consists of 10 to le (14«,
men, rostspktely aimed tool equipped ; tlert are only w:.tt-
ter sill the wal.C. retire (COM She Strummer., it, operate
to :lb the arioy of Apori derisively agasint the arm, ct
whose hrad-ifearlella are 21 the city «r Vatrocua.
in the province of Ca , which collectively ..etes not
consist of were dims 11,000 Imo, nut more than 4,000 of
shoat are Eisner-am; us the remaioder, seder raistinc
tirementaticee, he can place no dependance. The Genevat•
amain ander the immediate orders of the Preaideot, ate,
Rafael Urdoaetta ; Wawa, Chief of the Biagi sad the tart-
lisp Cul..Nel !Viggo!, no saes r of great capereence,
lit. brigade of Gesierrl Howard., of I,ood cavalry,
commotoding the proviore of Ilareehma, whir; le now cum.
pleb!, liberated, the Castaaailaut foe she fliametarde his-
Inc within the last usuatli, COW toter with the whole of his
borers.

2J. The bripde ■oder tbe comesed of Arlene! Dem np