The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1820-08-09 00:00:00

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tied amidst a taSell aettimitthin. *ham die Nobs had
slotted. •
Mr. Alderson, WOOD cane fewest He said he - had
found it secessary, for runtime width they would cu-
rve his for Ml sew statieg, to he Whet ow the subject
of her Majesty, Wit euly W his plan is the Hesse of
Comosas and at public Meatless, hot' he bed *era re.
trained boat 'pealing on the subject in private temps.
ales; hut that was nu mesa be should be dumb whew
I,e bad to capes= his Hanks for the beimisw• they bed
just conferred upon hist. All he could say. toosisteutly
with lii. resobities of not at preset speakieg fully was,
Oat there was, he warsnsvinewl, uot a wan in lbw room,
nor iu the whole raosisty of Middlesex, wbu being in posses-
stun of the facts which he was in possession of, lent what
would have done as be bad dose. H. could &Nur, the
meeting that from all which bad come to his knowledge,
it 531 clear that her Majesty was in the hands of betrayers.
It u proved that she had acted rigttly I. coming to this
evuntty ' • his Msjesleii Ministers themselves proclaimed it
by their coodect ; fur himself he had only acted as an Eng.
);,!,man, sod had any of the Gentlemen present beta in pos-
session of the facts and encomiastic's which be was, and ems
satinets° from high solhority,they would have done as he did;
they would have flown to any part of the world to have dune
it. Long before her Mikity's arrival, be had receive., her
v!..irrs to send a ship fur her to Leghorn, but feeling that he
tight to communicate with others, he did so, amid a delay
was the consequence. Every circumstance that had trans.
pred since her M tij. sty's arrival is this country was so much
in her favour, that notwithstanding his Hon. Friend's (Sir
Francis Borden's) opinion, that the House of Lords
would find her guilty, be did think it was impossible—
be ibooght it impossible, though it were true, that the con-
nexions of tbose whn were to try her Majesty received with
themselves not less than three millions is places and pest.
s.ons. He could assure them that the Illustrious Personage
herself was in the highest possible spirits, and he
hail braid her within the last tweutylour hours declare
that she would not charge her situation for that of any
other woman in the world; her Majesty bad said that, with
• full knowledge of all the circumstances of her situation,
reasoning ou it wills that talent which all who knew her
gave her Credit fur possessing. Her Majesty, with that
magnanimity sad strength of mind with which she was
athiroed, had determined when the Proreedieigs commented
to go from her house from the first day at ten o'clock
in the 'nothing, and never leave the House of Lords whilst
the ploceethogs were goiag on. The worthy Alderman cue-
rladtd by naming the meeting that he was touch affected
by the honour they bad dune him, but he was conscious of
having only performed his duty.
Thanks wire then moved to Mr. Sheriff Parkins, and to
Mr. Butler and Mr. Vincent, the Chairman and Secretary of
the Committee, who called the meeting.
Mr. Sheriff PAIIIIIIIIII returned thanks, and the Meeting
ientnediately broke up.