The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1820-12-07 00:00:00

M ,t ulti u.

Don Sohn tie Tu!edo, :.Ir. Callahan ; Dan Lewis ,Ie To-
-140, Mr. Gomeroal ; Dan Mannel Lot *tires, Mr. Watkins;
Casnin, Mr. Wilkinson ; Koilerieo, Mr. Sanih. Donna An-
3!ra. IVaylell; Donna Brattier, 3lifs ; Isabella,
_ ;ct Yates.

On Monday will be produced an entire new Aldo.
Dr3rn.,, in three aClm.
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Tl•e Duets will topen.at S s (Mod:, and the Perfurininee
to commence a Quurtir brfure Steely—Second I% ice Hall
?Ast

-9) I: It( : ESS' N IV S E for Keller:4l por-
e, press townie given smell great 3pprobliion, and the
fur it euntiu o illerrage..lo i I N BURGESS and
a(JN beg most re' p. to offer their best acknow.
leslrmesits to the Public for their liberal patronage of the
!sale: its utility and great convenience in all climate@ has
•-ecommended 11 .10 the must foreign COll.
•.•vong, who have all spoken highly in its recommendation.
--!! le prepared by them ON i.Y and few preventing dia.
,1 ,ointment to families, nil im.sible ince his been resort-
...l t.., by each bottle being staled upon the cork with their
i'uur and Address, us well ns each Libel having their Signa-
ture, rollout wbith it cannot be genuine.
JO/IN BURGESS and SON'S lung established and much
esteemed ESSENCE of A NCIIOI. lES ten tinue+ to he pre.
eared by them after the seine manner that has given the
;ireatest satisfaction fur ninny years.
Wirehouse, 107, Strand, corner of the Srivoy•steps, Los-
dot, —'The Original Fieli•Satice IYarehoute.)

A WONDERFUL DISt7OVEKY FOIL THE
TOOTH ACIL

Anil pre•eraing and beano/Ong the 'IEETD and fII7IIS
.t I Q111114E41 by her late Royal Illighnesc the Duclices uf
1 has Excellency the Duke of Jan Carlos, the Spanish
pisailur, and most of the Nubility.
IIIoWLAND'S ALSANA EXTRACT ; or,
hrwinian Specific fur the Teeth and (Muir —This
,valitable Specific has been iu i ith eatinialimi fur many
•sts, I}llll Iccosmnewle4 by lime 61,1 Physic:aria. Its pro.
perti,a I e truly %void...flit ; it immt,ll.ltely relieves the
.:to-t •iolent TOOIIII.IICII, Cill'aliVrl and 1111.:1111 ,firs I 111! "Ifeeth
Coma, and preservea them front decry; preyvoits De-
it Teeth riving pain, teriv.res the 'd iitsr from the
Perth, fasten* those that are loose, and m tkes the Teeth
beam lona white and uniform ; (lemma the Scurvy from tio
turns,renders them firm awl healthy. lefreAtes she mouth
tug disease after medicine, and imparts a awretness lit
the breath. IS, is perfectly innocent, au Ilya a child may
take it, yet euntains those inestimable properties that, if
conalatitly used, will render the Teeth siiil Gams stma,
beautiful, and free from pain, to tbr latex* period of life.
It is hn excellent Stomachic —Price 2s. 9J --41.641.—aad
per Bottle.
.40141 wholesale, retail, and for exportation, by the sole
'Proprietor., A ROIVLAND and SON, curlier uf Kirby-
%leers, Hatteuegarden, Landon ; and most Perfumers sod
NI. do ine Pruden.—tune are genuine without the denature
" A. ROWLAND and SON."

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WESTMINSTER ME E 11A G.

Vesierilily put-rota:it to the directions of the High
li ii if. consey en( on a Requisition preSt•ole.l to
him tor the purpose, a meeting of the Inhabitants
of this City was behl for the purpose of taking into
iroosArratiott the propriety of addressing the
Queen tin her recent triumph over her set:users,
and of petitioning the Kist; for a change in thr
mciriure4 of his Government, the disminal of his
pre‘k•iit Ministers, and a Reform in the ltepresento-
tion of the People.

The Itrquilsitionists had lint prepared any pro-
positions to offer to the consideration of the nice-
ill. The commencement of the meeting was in
consequence delayed till sonic minutes had elapsed
after one o'clock. Some of the leading citizens
hail, however, made conolitionll preparations. winch
were to he used in case of the other party failing,
which throe nere good reasons to expect. A com-
modious platform es As erected in frourof the hotel,
at the end iiCliing.street, which was only to be used
in case the ReqiOsitionists should sot urrive with
their promised waat!on. The saute jentieintti prepa-
ritions were made a it it re.pect to the Addresses and
Resolutions. Tile rhis f members of the Westniiii•ter
Committee were in attendance at the Rainbow
Cotter-house, either to assist the Requisitionists in
their proceedin4s, or to substitute other measures,
should they fail to appear.
At a little after one o'clock it was formally an-
nounced to them that the originators of the meet-
ing would not Ise able to appear. The party im-
mediately left the coGe.liouse, and ascended the
platform ; they were accompanied by the Repre-
sentatives of WetattwinAter, the Una. Retmett,
Mr. Ellice, of Coventry ; Sir G. Noel, Mr. G.
Knight, Mr. Gordon, I. Gilchrist, and other
eminent persons, who were all rapturously hailed
by the assembly, as they were recognised, on their

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;lite 111011 BAILIFF read the itegnisitiort, and
refei.r.d them to the ( kinletrien around him for at
detail .of the ul.ircW of the meeting. A* the
weather was very iiiclement, mid the thin rain vil.
fart, it uns deemed arivi*able to shorten the
time of the meeting as much as possible, crintii.tetli ly
Math the carrying into effect its arveral object*.
Mr. GARDN Elt. therefore, proposed without pre.
fare. a sirttsi.,,, of Ittsolutionm.
Mr. CROFT Fisti see Ira them.
They were put by the lIIGH BAILIFF, and car-
ried uthittimously.
Ate Addrts* to the Queen was then read by Mr.
GARDNFR. imposed, seconded, and adopted with
acclamations.

A Petition to the King was carried in like
manner.

l'lic• following are all. the Ileaclotions, which
were agreed in the course of the proceedings:—
That this City and Liberty has for many years end
elf to call the alien ii of floe people at large to the state of
the Itcpreseutatiun in the House of Commons, and have itself
every means it poss. loved to restore to the No* their fair
and full share in She C MOlll Ovum. of I'ariunsew i.
That to the defective state of the Represeulattuu of the
People iiii‘lit to be attributed all the evils the toutitry en-
dures, whether Commercial, Agricultural, sir Political, moil
that to the same cause ought to he attribilleil the late vile
proceediiies against the Queen.
That a dutiful and alfeel.onete• Address he presented to
her Ilajerty, expressing our sincere cougrattilations on bee
iiitimph over 1.11 r powerful sad malignant peen.
cutors.

'That a Petition he presented to his Majesty, point ing vitt
the evils 'Hider whirl' the lesion. groans, prising fsr a Re-
form of the Commons Mouse of Parliament, no.l the dis-
missal of 31inisters.

That this Ifrodisig has seen with great ratiafartitin the in•
telligent and spirited conduct of the working classes of the
lieople during the proceedings against the Q•iern, sail must
earnestly recommend their perseverance said a thorough
Reform of Parliament be obtained.

That the 'Moot% of this Meeting be given to our worthy
Representative', Sir Francis Burdett, Bart. and John Cam
Hoblame; Esq. for their exertions on this sod other omen.
lions in brhalf of the peopie.
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That the Thanks of this Meeting be given to the Hon.

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MIEN