The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1820-08-30 00:00:00

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sho‘hirts &olio& it urns of
,sh MCI/ faineitAta• .1
.nester--Ileat was the plain truth. They indOk Am'
Queen's.Mmtbset from Ant to last of bee di=
enaiSmit*. Wes she sea driven forth, with a • '
an Per ems, from the house of her boaband at a
stiy rafts period ? Was she not afterwards pease.
coW and serweed--eitsmivatious, trials, cast ra
erakhaving %ben place before she keen that self
snqsnry was eelhOlieweed ? She hid Mat the prime
ol het fife, episode of 29 leaned' it, in England.
Wmairtaasy moo believe Dow, when she had almost
Illettoose seed, thin she was capable ii aboodeigag
Owned to each a came as that oseribed to her ? •
it woo eowtrare to the older of restore. The emirs,
rosiverer Assad speak f*. herself.-[Hers Mr.
Morse nod passages frees like Majesty's letter to
• or the 7th isotaut, sod mental on
vern.}..!lllope of them heiCheeer of the
. rah ;41' het statesieuts., He related the chief 'cir-
osuitopmem, direr Majesty's poselife; be peitsted
.ost sant eatessare , said . poseerfel nieous had he.°
itoed is ell the places of Europe in which her Ma.
• ..jr_opy heel cremelled to acquire evidence against her.
When ehe *men stated that all the fiablic foot•
seonisies of the Ovens throughoot Europe hod bees
.role isthis scandalous work. the Government
AW.httie amoght that the fact. would .be proved
vs 'they: had been by their own witness's. :The
eldret~titsse emits/wed is her letter of that-7th
inollint would post likely be prowl se cletirly se
,Net sac. He easesksisted sip+ severity ou the
Itsseions ammeter of. the earnest re from
croargiry Ann fora few pounds 'men could
tat hired io ossessinete others. He expressed
kin Ana hope. that if the Bill should pass
Hotise 'of Loris: the Members of 'the House
of Cute otos Weald do their dity before God end
*fit Country. tied throw it set. Before the Queen
• was *barged with sash shetkiog wockanuesr, there
aiiiald here been a took at home. where, as she
fteseeted, the polar. that she ought to inhabit was
filled with debaisditries. He was thankful for the
inaneuce of the Press on this great question. There
wee a hireling Press, bet there was also an nide-
'sentient Press. The good must be taken with
the bad. The Press wes at pre•ept their most
powerfel engine. He called on all mothers bla
daoghters, as well as .fathers and sons. to aid in re•
sistiog the gross oppression of the Queen, origi.
noting in a measure the mast monstrous, conducted
tender circumstances the most dubious and suspi-
cions, and fortified hi all the powers of the State,
debased as that power lid become both io Church
and State. He congratulated them on the triumph
of free principles over the Holy League, as it had
lately been evinced in Naples. Spain, and Sicily.
lie eaaeluded by awing the following Resolution :
1. Resolved, That it is a goviestiog fester, in the
ph. at Bittisbistrisprostmes, that every use is howento until
proved to be guilty. That ber•Msoesty, Gases Grolier,
Wag site esteem of his Majesty George the Finials, is cos-
stltstiusafly candid to alt the rights, dignities, isessesities,
privileges, nak, resssioss, /a» that have or may hare bees
erjoyed by bet predecessor the late Glees Charlotte; that,
therefere, this Meeting viesserith disgust% is the Rot place,
theism, aed paltry art etetrikiog oat of the Liturgy the
*sae of die Princess of Wales, sad of ousitileg die sane
and title st Corolla Gages of Zealand tbsesje,g
new NUM by lalbioster, her toeing beams Quits, the
wrong' neglecu le treat be: as starlr.-lotti was aPloormtlY ea*
stain to Iseult sad degrade her Majesty is ibe eyes of all
11.elerey rite str, tberetere, deeerrea the etzeagest tenons
er this Mating.
Mr. HANOI seconded the motion. The Rapala-
tiou was put and carried unanimously, as was all
tl,e succeeding ones. •
• Mr. P. Moose had been requested to submit
theoecood Resolution. It was a great triumph to
have as constitutional and dignified a Chairman to
preside over so large and respectable an usaetnbly.
'Clive were present mess and women of all ranks,
especially of these which cntruption would be ready
to call radicals (he declared himself to be a radicals
it they were such). But although there were seven
Bishops in the parish, each of whom had been re.
orated to attend. not one of them was present to
Iskss the meeting with their presence, and the ta-
d uence of thn.e places which the public paid
item as well fur keeping. Perhaps it was the
hist time in which Pastors had so openly ne-
glected their, flacks. But if they surrendered
their flocks they aught also to surrender their re.
*epees and tithes; the tithes and the charge
ought to go logethei—there should be uo divorce
there. The worthy Ettlesiastics might say. that
they bed le attend to their duty in the House of
Lords; but they werecolled over at 10 o'clock, and
soulEcient time had elapsed for them to arrive there ;
het he maintaiued that, they had no business there;
they were the guenfions of morality; and was mo-
rality likely to. its secured by their present labours
sriThe Hose, of Lords ? The state consisted of
two 'Oases, that of Hid cimrch intd that of the
btinet'ooly. "File people ought to look with much
it;sioquey on the, officers of the former. One
Ea :their duties was to preach. This was order
e 4 ...PI St. Paul old Isaiah. The latter -amid, •
ap t. if they did riot preach they were drab
/Lace, Bat what bad they to do with raking up site
teleh:of every joke frees which the evidence egoist
dad Qtaiteei was brought > He 'colluded the most.
iaeleisit she. celebrated Mouse of 1765. there
wee sat the same of • single Bishop—uot a hunt
sit:moor .8 thistle apron among them. They were
tlie swan enennea of the Constitution mud the Ge.
eroment. wl* were actin iss opposition to the spirit
eif Ascii meetings as the one which he was addvesiiug.
lea jineseuld be made for settles aside it QUeenswhy
maw foe setting aside a Kit% also ? lu that ease
the libpps aright to their cow. hat4he citt:rdt
do witeseui • Bishops. .T,he Queett.oni • .
beimeshe wee wed. .What was t4ie Act they sow
were AbdieWeetillit to Hiss ? Attair sue to justify
theme** 'foe tke•iit treatment which th.t.tenfoe.
tveiete Lady lied received from thren.eiroml Ad.
asisristratioos. which had scrambled lifer her ruin,
one after soother, to getinto 'office.," A word upon
the evidesee--0' Non wi rleorio"—/ Loaßkterl—
whir* had bees poured io hum the vilest shores of
I tetyisvisite could:be had ineassittatims, perjury, fur.
grey. sort tea asoesend uustatural trio es. ass.tseen
to the down /or 111 eir7 small sans of matter. They
.night impommv touch of ilea slush as they pleased
.—deg guy amodeearree; they might reward, caress,
artd lomat, the wretches--all **aid Not do—ho
coarictiow sad theirs untold still be the same—the
woo innocent.—f ippluure f —Let them observe the
lope winch had Leto faxed ageing her all the
'Pun of Eaisps turned iat9 noir, seats of appro.
area to her--ell them payers which, when malted,
mid ihovieg the aid of a thsweand disallow el BMW