The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1820-02-29 00:00:00

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q nesion namesiiiiviOessistisisstinet tone, and greened ,
by a" cheeo of hands with a rionsitfertilde majority. '
COMMUNICATION-FM :VI THE THRONE.
7.A1,r. then moved., that the Sheriffs f
,ehould.lie requested to ettried,.eit the,' table of the;
Court to melee the. comaluoicatiote f his Ma-
jesty to ,the Court.—Cat reed um the affirmative, with
"try few diseentiente.
Mr..Sherili ItuTHWCIJ. thfiasta; thtt'afses. sad
*non tiller returned, accunippgi • 'by Mr. Sheila
Perkin*. •
Mr. Sheriff ficetitwur.t, staled. that in comply-
- :ee with itie directiotie of thick:qua lie hid waned
..son hlajesty 'with i Address of dist Collie,
• end hi* hiejesty was gronalusiy pleerel to element
tour o'clock. the hour at wessch Ise would receive the '
Ashlers.. Iles Mtjesty appeared much Itlrhoimomerl.
ettiptessra his regret at hei uel havieig been able
to receist the Address befurr that time. file NI is
jetty expressed hie wish, to erceive •the Address et
the hands of a depntatiosconsisting of is ousel'
nonsher. This etatement resit from a pettier.
hlr. Sheriff PARKINS said, that he, be his official
capacity, thooght it necessary to state, that lie
never till he came into that Court seen the
paper just read. -Ile :had to declare., m oppts.iiticis
to is, that his Majesty did not appear to him to be in
1014 state of health ; and he bagged leave to state,
ehotolien Mr. Sheriff Ratkwell expressed his wish
lititsiour when it would be convenient for his M
jetty to receive the Address, he (Parkin.) did not
hear one-word *basil a small eleostestion. Ilea it las
sty merely said, that be would receive the Address
gnat stay by deputetioe, • There was a great deal
4.1 irritate conversal ion between the Renepachraeirer
:mil Mr. Sheriff Rothooll. His Majesty looked ee-
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treinely well, much better than could be expected
cousidering the reports about him ; and he (Mr.
Parkins) hoped his Majesty would live long to
triumph over * enemies, if he had any. and to be
. benefit to his people.—l iipplause.)—Mr. She.
Of Parkins was proceeding. when several Mem-
t tiers role and fetid, that as the Sheriff had made
lies coeurunnication he might withdraw.
Mr. Sheriff Neuss immediately withdrew.
Thee., were a few hires npou has departure.
A discussion immediately took place upon the
question of going up to the Throne by a deputation.
Mr. BRowN suggested that a depubstiou should
he appointed to carry no the Address, but that the
motion should be so framed as. to prevent the cur-
, i•mstance from being drawls into a precedent.
:ilr. Dixon said. lie had a motion to submit to
t. I.le thee moved, SI shut it was the in-
herent and mckindieledged right of that Court to lie
reeeived by his M•ijeety on the Throne, but that
:;iris have, in compliance with his Majesty's wishes,
conveyed by the Sheriff., waived the same on the
I esent occasion. without prejudice to their rights.
, Mr. lajtowet.seemilled the motion.
a' • • fur. IFe itcomei suggested, that as it was evident
04,1 • • titans .Majesty way lenses well as could be wished,
•• be adeioable. to •let. tyro busbies* Naiad over
niiiiil,;aftei his Majesty's reterncfrom, Littghtoe, to
• wihiaih, place woe plata op Tuesday.
• i t.;r. DIXON end, the Court were bonnet to
mingle with his Majesty's wishes in the best man..
cer slier mold, upon such an oceision.
Air. Sheriff fitntwer,t. staled, that he was Con-
-I:i.ccd it would be exceedingly isiconveuieut to his
Meeestyeto receive a imusirr.

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Mr. WlLLtskass. (wf Smithfield) said, that 'hip
protreding being the lint upon the part of his Ma-
jetty towards that Court, they ought to be very
eartisAmo to. the manner in which they regarded it.
A little wore delay, considering the state of his
Maienty's health', would perhaps he more decorous.
Mr. Sheriff ItoTutict.t. raid, that his Majesty
would reeeive no other ..iithlresa.• with the exceptioo
a those from the Ilouses•of Parliament, uuttl his
return from Brighton.
Mr. JAMES advised, that no impediment should
Lie attended to.
01.0/IAII said, the Coast might go very
sorely upon this deputation.
. The question was then put, and a division took
p 1 ice, when there appeared--
Toe the motion 54
Against it .
Majority
The Depilation was then appointed. It consist.
ed of a number from each Ward, licc.

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