The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1820-12-20 00:00:00

CRIPPLEGATE
AT a "cry RESPECTA DIE MEETING of
INHABITANTS of the WARD of CRIPPLEGATE
IVITHIN. held on Saturday, December 1, 1020, at the
Baptist's Head Coffee-house, Aldermasibery •
THOS. HELPS, Esq. in the Chair;
The following Loyal Declirat ion •ap agreed to unanimously,
sued ordered to lit for Signatures at this Wien
"! DECLARATION.
We, the undersigned Inhabitants of the Medial Cripple.
gate Within, at this period of public agitation, when, frusta
the escrowing boldness of the disloyal toil disaffected, the
peace, gond order, and 'the, ties of our Country are endow.
greed. in conceive it to he ear duty to declare—
" That we view, with the greatest disapprohatio; ssd ab.
horrence, the attempts which factious and designing mem
have long been making, ist an iafinite variety of ways, lo
excite disaffection is the ossuary ; and their eudeavours, by
Iteereei, to bring iota contempt the Christian Reliciou, the
saved Persou of the King, the Administrattou of Justice,
and all our enterable and invaluable Isslitutioms; convinced
as we are, that at whatever sacrifice it may he of the happi-
ness or property of their t•llow.ceuntrymea, the ultimate
object of the promoters of these attempts is to subvert the
established order of Society, and the Conalitotiou of Ilse
Kingdom.
" Thal, in the furtherance of this design, the disaffected,
ever ready to lake advantage of passiug events, are now
availing themselves of the late unhappy investigation; sot
frurn any regard to the person, interests, or banner of She
Illustrious Individsal, whose conduct was the subject of in.
quill, hut that, under the cloak of attachment to bee
rights, they may insolently attack the highest authorities of
the realm ; and, by misleading the well disposed, and in.
diming the passions of the ignorant, more settled, and
successfully pursue the accomplishment of their wishes.
" That the most powerful instrument employed by these
enemies of their country's peace, is • seditious sad licentious
Press, which has, we fear, but too successfully laboured to
undermine the loyal, moral, and religions principles of the
nation in general. •
" That, whilst we entertain a strong Pease of the great be.
nrfits that have Weis derived to us hum a free Press, we feel
it our boundeu ditty, as men and christiaoa, to express our
utmost detestation of the many blasphemous and seditious
publications of the present day, wherein Religion is defamed,
our Sovereign openly insulted and reviled, sad the authority
of the laws defied. Vie pledge ourselves to discourage, and,
So the utmost of our power, suppress such publications; and
we earnestly call me our fellow.citisens to join us in dia•
countenauctag the dissensioatiow of sentioseuts equally Mein.
riot's to domestic morals and the public peace.

• "That,
" having the happiness to live in a hold the meat
renowned for its glory sod pessperity-i-where etainfort is
more universally diffused, awl morality mare generally pre-
valent than in say other—where benevolence applies her
attention to every want—where property is safe, sad fire-
dom, both civil sad religious, is secured—where the laws
•re alike just in enact mein, and impartial in administ ratiou—
and, wider a mild soil paternal Government, we firmly re-
solve to do our best towards preserviag' these blessings to
ourselves and our fellow-subjects, and handing them down
unimpaired to our posterity; and fur this purpose, we hereby
declare our affectionate and inviolable isitachatest to his
Majesty's Person mod Government, our zealous regard for
the laws stud COUliiilliioll of our Country, slid our reso-
lution, to the utmost of our power, to protect and sspport
the same."

T. Helps, 121. Cbeapside
E. Rolonsusi. 117, Cheapside
J. Lowndes, 127, Wood-street
Alex. Gibb, 2, 111ilk•slrcrt
A. Sangster, 28, Milk-street
Was. Lynes,2l3, Milk-street
W. Hodgson, 11, Alderman-

T. G. Knapp, Haberdashers'.
hall
R. Wollaston, 1, Milk-street
W. Hooper, I, Stsibing.laue
C. Godwin, 26, Getter-lane
W. Monday, 8, A Idernearibury
Nicholas Stoat., 4, ditto
Wm. Gibson, Milk-street
W.I reland, 67, Aldersgashury
Thomas Freeman, Alderman-
bury Postern
Thomas Hayter, 4, Hunin-
brae, Wood-street
George Hayter, 4, ditto
H. Kolle, 14, Addle-street
J. P. Crowder, t I, Wood st.
Titoism' Betteksopp, I I, ditto
Samuel harms, 121, !litho
F. Greasley, 16, Maiden-lace
D. Sangster, 28,Milk.street
Alex.Saugster, 28, ditto
Thomas Lever, 6, tlu.
J. J. Willett, 8, do.
Mtn Mentor, 17, Lad-lane
*ll as Simpson and Co. 7,
New Basinehall-siteet
W. Jerram, 125, Woud-street
Joseph Surr, 115, du.
Matt. Pia:lord, tt uud street,
Zarb. Laiimon, do.
Jissepli Baxemlate, do.
Thomas Kidder, 33, do.
Thomas Haynie, 8, du.
Mark Gregory, klaiden-lane,
Wood street
Mark Henry Gregory, Was
Chandlers Hall, Maiden'.
lane
S. Surplice, 22, Gutter-lane
N. Mama' 126, 11'otid.street
C.Horturt,Hotiey.kine-market
T.Jaritian, 109, Wootl.sirert
Fr. Phillip% 7, Goldsmith-it.
R. Ingleby, 6,W00d-street
J. Tiplaily, 2, Clement-comet
J. Ilurst, Milk-street
William Cam, Lore-lane
Thus. Rae, 7, Dyer's.couri,
Aldetiassithstry
Joshua Haldren, 4, Love-lane
Jesse James, 56, Wuoil.street
1V illiasn Babingtoo, M.D. 17,

_
bury
J. Child, 71, A Idernsanbury
W. Woodhead, 8, Rus►ia•ruat
T. C. Beggs, 5, Russia-row
S. Edreiburuagb, J 7, Nlilt-std
James Byrn, 5, Dyer's•coert
Sul. Sheldosi,7, Milt•slreet
11. Wilful', 7. A Men:Danbury
W. Wilson, 7, All. mambo",
Jas tlaugnsll,lB, AlJetotal►
bury
141. Pa Imer,l2, Al.lermsebery
W. Flortun,jemaiussiA-cortg,

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51 ilk.sl met
.1. Mitchell, 25, Milk.alreet
Thos. liarris.s, 2, Cleuarues..

court
Itay, HI, Clw-apsiile
Ambrose Moore, 31, Milk ct. I
E. Newcombe, b, Alderman-
bury
Hugh Edeaborougb,37, Milk-

street
Jolla Ellis, 13, Milk-street
Charles Trist, Dyer's-court,
Altlermaubury
R. Scareatt, 12, Milk-street
Joseph Clark, ditto
Jos. Wilson, 31, Milk-strert
JAF. C. Forsyth, 5, Russia-
row, Milk-street
James Helps, 1. Wood.street
Rich. Smith, 126. ‘Vond-st.
R. Smith, jun. 126, W 0011.41.
Thos. Parker, 10, Wood-st.
Thos. Parker, jou. 29, Milk-
street
Jim. E. Tus:r, li, dill°
Hasid Melville, 13, Wood.st.
T. Wilson, 11, Goldsmith-st.
A. Burgle. A.V. Rector of St.
Mary Magdalen M I k-st
t Wilson, 11, Goldsmith at.
C. C. Drama, 14, M dk-st.
James Deacon, Lad-lane
Robert Spoor, 28,
J. Edwards, 39, Catestiiii-d.
Thos. Morton, 20, Wood-st.
Jacob Bailey, 42, ditto
James Sheldon, Milk-street
Wm. Haigh, Aides inaubuty
T. Wood*, Silver-st. Wood-st.
Thomism Main, Milk-street
W. Hammy, Clement-cniirt
W. Horton, sea. Russia-court,
Al ilk-street
Joseph Sutcliffe, Wood-street
W. Denning, 41, Alderman-
bury
H. C. Gilbody, 2, Staining-
' lane.
J. Telfurd, I N Aldenmanbery

Aiderinatibuiy
B. Bahinittuu, 17, ditto
B. Foyle, 81, ditto
Jobs Nevins, 8, ditto
R. Gariirtt, 12, ditto
Thomas hot', 20, ditto
J. P. Bean, Officiating Curate

ur Akterssanbury
W. H. Chapman, Officiating
Curate of the yoitcrl P.s-
ri beg if St. M
street, and St. Mary, Staiu.
in`
'Montag Preston, 44, Alder.
inaubury

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