The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1820-01-04 00:00:00

ARRIVAL OF MR. LAMRTON.

Ott Sunday lest thus Gentleman arrived at Lanth-
ton I Lill, from NI truirling hi. duties in Parliament.
A somber of the inhabitants of Cheater-le-street„
anxious to testify their approbation of his manly
and independent conduct in the present short Sea-
aims. met him at Chenter-kostreet turnpike-gate,
and hawing *topped his carriage, requested pertains
sion to be allowed to take the horsrs from the car-
riage, and drew him to lamlstoit (► distanc►
of four miles ) He returned them thanks for the
honour they intended him. lint expressed his fear.
from the slippery state of the rend. that some of
theist might be lamed. Every thing;, however,
being in readiness, the horses were di...rig/wed in a
moment. and ►olws Lenig fastened to the car-
riage, the Hemostrable M. usher wer drawn throogli
Chestro.lenstreet, amidst the cheers of t he i nhabitants,
all r•f whom seemed anxious to welcome his arri-
val. By this time the number of person• surround.
lug the carriage wa■ increased to elbow 600, in
which number were included nearly all the master
tradeonen of Chester. On their arrival at the hall,
Mr. Lamloon returned then► thanks fur the honour
they had done him, and assurefl them that he hid
ever disregarded the story which had been told him of
his estate having been !sweat(' out fur division.
Ile would never have left hi. faintly amongst them
if lie had entertained any sects fears of their itpterp-
tiopps, as the alarmists had beers Po ready to bell. ve
tool proinsgate. He ega;ei returned them thanks
for the honour they lied floor him, and begged to
inform them that they woulr! ever find him at his
poet in defence of' the liberties of Euiglisltmen. Fir
concruded by inviting them to partake of a refresh.
'tient of strong ale.
On Friday se' 'gilt, a requisition, signed by 35
inhubitant householders of Cheater-le•street. was
prestotted to Mr. Pybus. Chief Coostable of that
place, riquestiog him to calla meeting of the in.
lialotiots to colvdder of the propriety of presenticg
an address to J. G. Lainlorm, Esq. M.P. for the
county, expressive of their sporobetion of his re.
cent conduct in Parliameipt. The Chief Cursstab•e
having been pleuucud in comply with the requip.itian,
and to appoint the tneding iu lie held in the Round
School, at half.part four o'clock, on Saturday after-
noon, between two sod three Istooked of the inha-
bitants assembled, when Mr. Pyhos rend a paper,
partly approving, and partly disapprcving. of Mr.
Lanthtioa's rtibite and pirate condrit t, and con-
cluded try requesting the ineetio4 to choose its
own Chairman. Mr. John Alortiortnle was, its coil-
sequence, requested to take the chair, which lie did,
livid ripened the busiiietis by reading the ►equisitiun.
The series of resolutions and address were moved
and agreed to with only three dissentient voice•.
The thanks of the meeting were then voted to the
Chairman, and also to Mr. Pybus, for hi. readiness
its railing the meeting, wisest he thanked them for
their approval of his conduct, and assured then► lie
shoots' always feel pleasure in complying with their
requests. The meeting then broke up.
The reception of Earl Grey, at Altswick, was,
we find, much more euihu►iavtic than our corres.
poodent stated, and would have been even floor
flattering had the weather tint been so unfavourable,
or a greater certainty prevailed respecting Ins Lord-
ship's arrival. Whyn Isis carriage arrived at Long-
hosightuts, the horses trete legato takers out, and he
efts drawn by the inhabitants of that village to his
sent at Howick, a divisore of two miler. 'fin.
marked reception of this Nobleman and of Mr.
Litiabton, on their return from Parliamtitt, is at
this niunielit particolarly deserving of notice, not
only as Musts-Attire of ihr feelings of ►hr iuhahitnuts
of this district, but aho as affording sari-factory
evidesice that the winds of the loppulace are particu-
larly susceptible of favourable ilitinessions from
generous anti intlenttadent conduct towards diem.
It require., we believe, iintlsopg Ism to tre.t them
wills 'patroness will generosity, awl to expre's any;
thing like ss commuspity of ferhisg, again to pro-
dove a most cooled union I►etwr.ts the ripper ■nd
luster classes of society. But wills iuditference sir
insult they will nut be treated, awl to persist in
suds conduct can produce soo►hing but the must
unhappy effects.-s-f meanie oxide.)

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