The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1820-12-02 00:00:00

ADDRESS

TO THE RIGHT HOW. tat EARL. Of DAULLY.

MT Lou—May it pkme your Lordship to ac-
cept the most shverre and unfeigned thanks of the
inhabitants of the Town and Parishes of Graves•
end and Milton, fur your laudable attention and
manly opposition to the unpraredentrd and on•
calla•! for r• Bill of Pains and Penalties," recently
endeavoured to be established as a law spinet our
most Illustrious though persecuted Queen.
When we consider the mature deliberation, the
magnanimous and diamterested perseverance, and
the spirited conduct, ■o worthy of on old English
Baron, manifested by pou► Lordship dusting the
'thole of this disgraceful and disgusting protects.
lion, mar admiration is ►aised. and our feelings de-
clare with pride, that among the ancient nobility of
Great Britain, we hire rose in our own neighbour.
hood superior to adulation, conspiracy, and cor-
rupt on, in the person of our Noble High Steward.
The line or conduct pursued by your Lordship
during the prog►ess of this anomalous proceeding,
we have reed with delight through the medium of
the puddle press—that great safeguard of the Ors.
fish Constitntion--aud have been truly happy in
!kiting it iii unison with our own ideas.
As a husband and a father you have long stood
high in the estimation of those who have hail an op-
priminity of witnesring pier Loodship'a demesne
virtues; and may the Noble example evinced by
your Lordship in defending oar inneit-injored sod
persecuted Queen be • stimulus to your silos to
tread in the Inoteleps of their Noble Parent, whose
conduct on this momentous occasion will hand his
name to posterity as one worthy of imitation.
lu future, should ally great pokier,' qu►stion
agitate the kingdom, we shall confidently rely on
the zeal, ability, mid patriotism of your Lordship
ond your Noble Compeers ; and that you and they
may live moony years to grace the British Seinve—
to uphold the dignity of the Crown—to protect the
liberties of the people--mind to guard the tine M-
icro any of the nation—is the most sincere wish of

Your Lordship's most thankful, very humble,
And greatly obliged Servants.
Tawahall, Gravesend, Nov. IC, IBM

GRAVKSEND, NOVPIIIMR

The above Address (containing 1,111 signature.•)
was, agreeably to the appointment of the Right
Don. the Foal of Darnley, thin day prenented to
his l.ord•hip at Cobham flit!l, by a deputation
consisting of S. Man, F. Mayor ; T. Jolinitm,
▪ jositirt. ; W. Twin, E• 4. DeputyaNlayor ;
and fifty other inhabitants of the town and partoims
of Graves.nd and Milton, who were very cordially
trce.ved antl hospitably entertained by leis Lord.
ship, and to whom he was pleased to return the
lolitm lug aninvtl
▪ Air. Mayor and Gentlemen—The optimisation
of my public conduct he the late proceedings in the
House of Lords, by the tubobitants of Gravesend
and Milton. cannot foil to be acceptable to tor
and 1 ant duly semil/le of the handsome 113811 lief in
which the expieoion of it has beat conveyed.
•• '

" On tin. ouratvit.n, however, sr on all others,
the only meiit I csu claim is a conscientious dis.
charge .•f my duty to the best of my judgment and
abil it les."

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