The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1820-12-05 00:00:00

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Tice following Addressee were resterderpresent-.1
ed to per ihieoly es Brendenburill-Assn:—L •
IL Matthew, Betheairgeroe ByDerneelle.
Porriogioe Wilkie..
gt. lobe, Haehaey
I.ea the...dressers ......
Norwich .... Ditto.
Driebtoe
Tiortintmotos
liiroC36lle-ender- Lyme
Cbiovelihoin By IV. A. Medeeke, Dsq. M.?.
Arbroath
PC.ttieghatti
5 By the Moe. Clterira A. Pol.
lliinsirorough
:Great Tatiooetia
RI, i y St. Eittoosiire .. Ditto.
Kitoptoo and Grateiy
1 By Alarmism' Woad, M.P.Eye .... •• • •
IVellincliottiosit
Litili,liguw
1-11144ierafteld. ......... .... Date.
Cu terms
• Dockland
Mari-thin (no indiyillooll.. • • By. Altitemout Wood, M.P.
liertLed
i acoiro2ted Trades of Kuku Dj,tto.
IWelchaut Company of Kite Ditto..
March. Isle of Ely
Hilton, Derbyibire
-Car tleton
Poston

111531 E Fit SOU RIMS.
Andover and Charlton 5 By.Airiernpse Weed end the
t Ha. li. Crewe.
Whitacrels
Highetere
Fist Wordhay
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It would appear from the following fahrication,
wl-ch we extrart from a Paris Paper, that the

evert! le• of our QCEEN have some active partilatus

in Frtr!ire:—
" rnelish Lady of distinction, Lady A—, just arrived
from London, relates the following story :—Vne of my
footmen d.sappesied a few days ago early to the moruitut,
sin.% at the reme time were missed a complete suit 'of
any hu.lisnrfs clothes, and one et my finest horses. A
charge w c on the eve of bring preferred against the presumed
robber, when he returned home, grandly dressed, and with a
vitimphswt sir. Beier intemigated with respect to the cause
of Ic. nte.enee, and the bold step he had taken, hr answered,
that baring been appointed Piesident of the Defoliation
ehatpee. to prevent to the Query the radical congratula-
tions of the district, he 'hottest he should appear in
. thescrtmnuy with eclat.' The droll fellow addrd,
the Qt; cr-rt kindly received him, and gave him her hand to
k,.1.---,'Grszetts de France.)
It was said in a Foetid: paper that a domain had
hero purchased for the QUEEN, hear Paris. This
is intaltv unfounded. We are assured that her
MAJESTY meows to take up her resiiience for life
in England.
We tindeestomd that her Matesre. on Sunday
evening. caused her Chamberlain to achlresis a letter
to Lord StntiouTK, to entreat for mercy for the
female who is to be elie.cutwl this mutating in front
--of Norgate. We have not heard the result.
A requisition has been presented to the Vicar
sod Churchwardens of the parish of Islington,
calling on them to convene a meeting of vestry, for'
the porpose of congratulating her MsJitsTV on the,
failure of the late Bill of Pious atilt Penalties.
The Clittrchwardeus took time to consider the sub-
ject, ate senior *Urging that the meeting could not
be called without the sanction of the Vicar. To
..this it woo replied, that, its fact, the Vicar hail
riething to do with it, mut- that it rested with
..-.4lot—Churchiraritens only. The senior persisted,
however, and the objection was waived its defer..
enice..to his better judgment. Pit Friday night
fa.t a Wool to call the ateeriug W2ll received
Irma thr .clturchwardeu, the conclusion of Ms letter
iniitinst mg that the present is a question iu which
the interest of the inhabitants of Islington are
not coucerned. With the charchwarden%i letter
—c-antes one from tote Vicar (who is also a Prebend
of Rochester), contradicting the doctrine of the
Churchwardeos by the following paragraph :
" I might not improperly decline commiinicating
rityfietitiments on a matter in whirls they Live the
• soleeight..of direct*, awl wills which l can pre.
tend no official concern." The of.
lahnton,, Otipking the. present questsou owe in
',high that in/cremate eoticeroed. will 1142* otret
without the Churthwardetal, and she time fixed for
their meeting is ThursdiF next. at six in the evi•ssisig.
A Bropioatiou far a meeting of the county of
• York is Dow in • course of signature; the obis& t of
the meeting will be to express • strong opinion on
the late procerlinga against the QUEEN.--A
anion for calling ■ meeting of the county of
Somerset is also in • state of forwardness.
A requiaitiau for a county meeting on the sub-
ject of the late proceeditigs againatthe Quitss, is
now in circulation is the county of Durham. 'lt
hes already received the respectable +ignition's of
MINNS. LAWIITON. BEAUMONT, M. A. TaTton,
Mr.•litioCfr, Lord OssuLs'rom, and Sir M. W.

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We hear that the Petition to the (louse of Com-
moos, now tying in the Mansion-hopv,•,
an inquiry jilt° the conduct of his NI fsTir's -
ticetetk, bag received nearly 1,000 SigVa ll!r4. The
loilogring• which we suppose is mania us a Coon-
ter-Addresa, has been lytog ut the Eseissope lur
'gratin,' tithe Tweiday, anti had yesterday, we
learn by tbeAdFirtiser. attached to it 320 oacies,
to ullich it Fay oddly idded in the advertisement,
ge sod of Ream% .respechibilitv."
TO TOM ,MISCG'S MOST EICILLFMT MOSISTti.
" The humble Address of she Grooves' o, Clergy, Mer-
chants, Ship.ouuers, ud otlwr of the
town and nrichiamrhooll of Kincaton spun Hutt.
We, yOlif Majesty's most dutiful and loyal
beg to approach your Throne with aeminnee ~1 our firm
•dathinent to your Msjesty's Person and Government.
" Deprecating the systematic spirlt by which *very car-
dinal is rowreest-N, and every pretest made use of to Jr.
grade and vilify Legislature ;to being the Courts of
Jamie* mt.. coulesupt ; awl to welts the people to acts of
tumult and sedition—despising the threats of those who
hire debutlSClPti PSlKohitiOS as the consequence of opposition
In their factivusAietette.—and firmly relying on the *odium
ui Vitlisuirot„ end in the integrity of our re llrtg of -I ;tier,
we aliitlee your wears determined to unite in sup.
pert of the tfoiseeitat:on, as by law established. whereby we
can slime raped M asaiamin thit stability of tbe itimos*.tlw
perfect security o(ause.liberties, and Stir puere.,_peeppwrityr
and lElpi PM Of ;be Itsitlsb