The Sun.
London, England, 1821-01-10 00:00:00

PRESBYTEIty OF GLASGOW.

On Wednesday there was a good deal idanimated•discussion
at the meeting of the -Presbytery of Glasgow.
.After some
routine business, the Reverend YaincipalTayior row and pro-
posed an Address to the King at the preterit junetere. Abe
Reverend Mr. Lapslie seconded the motion. The Rev. Dr.
Taylor, jun. hoped it world pass unanimously. The Modera-
tor put the question. The Rev. Dr. Chalmers objected to any
inierference with politics on the part of the Presbytery. He
recommended to them rather to devote their exertions to the
religious improvement of their parishes.—(Applause in the
gallery.)—The Iler. 11 r. Lapslie made a warm speech in reply
to Dr: Chalmers. Altodirg to the applause, he told eli‘
dience that they ought to rerbember that they were not. now
in john•street
,Church. the _Reverend Gentleman was
more than once admonished to aarets his observations
:th.the Chair.l. It was then resolved-that there should be an
Address: and one, prepai ed.ny the Reverend. Dr. Gihb, was
propOsed. A number of -modificatitms were made in it by the
Moderator and others. The Reverend Dr. Chalmers said,
that he was more and- more convinced that there should
be no Address. The Reverend Dr Muir thought. it ab-
sOlutely
.necessary that the Presbytery should express
their loyalty on this occasion.' The ReV. Mr. Clason in a
neat speech • opposed the Address. The 'Rev. -Mr. Mainsail
cor;carred in. the .opposition. Some further. discussion en- •
sued. In the end the Address was carried in the modified
shape. without being put fo.the vote.---',Edintragh Courant,
Jan. 0.)

• ROpIERT OF STAGE CONCHES.—OG Monday
night, during the heavy fog, the three following
stage .coaches were robbed between the .Peacock,
at Islinton, and town :---The Cohourg- Manches-
ter coach bad the .lock of the hind boot picked,
and a. Urge trunk containing wearing apparel
and, other articles, stolen, besides a beautiful
two-bartelled gun, name, James Wilkins, 1092,
Ludgat.e.-hill, on it ; the piece weighed five pounds
when loaded.. The Kettering. stage coach, and
also; the ,Telegraph, were. robbed in a. similar
manner of several'parcels, all being taken from
out, of the hind: boot of each coach-. . WhattiS
, remarkable. is, that, two .of the coaches -had a

From the LONDON GAZETTE of Jan. 9.

[This Gazette contains Addresses to his Majesty from the
Nobility, Gentry, Clergy, and Other .Freeholders and Inhabi-
tants of the County of Hants; front the Gentry, Clergy, and
other Inhabitants of the City of Carlisle and its ticinity
from the Bankers, Merchants, Clergy, Members of the Pro
fessions of Law .and Physic, Traders; ..Howeholders, and
others, Inhabitants of the City of Edinburgh ; from. the In-
habitants anti Householders 'of the. Ward of Faringdoh
Within ; from the Inhabitant Householders of the Parishes
of St: Andrew, Holborn, and St. George the Martyr ; frour
the Mayor, Aldermen, and Capital Burgesses of the Borough
of Truro; from the Inhabitants of 'the -Borough of Truro ;
from the Magistrates, Gentry, Clergy, Freeholders, and other
Inhabitants of the Town and Neighbourhood of Ross ; froth
the Mayor, Bailiffs, Burgesses,•and other Inhabitants of the
ancient and loyal Town and Borough of Carnarron ; from the
Inhabitants of the- Parishes of Whittlesey, in the Isle of Ely ;
from the Bailiffs, Burgesses, and other Inhabitants of the
Borough Pwilheli, iri the county of CarnarvOn ; front the Ma-
gistrates, Gentlemen, Clergy. Freeholders, and other Inhabi-
tants of the Borough of Wigan .; from the Magistrates and
Town Council o& tire Revd Burgh of Duthfries ; from the
Members of the Presbytery of Dalkeith ; from the Moderator
and Members of the... Reverend the Presbytery of Aberdeen ;
from the Magistrates and Town Council of the Royal Burgh
of Cullen, North Britain ; from the Provost, Magistrates, and
Town Council of the Royal Burgh of Peebles ; from the In-
habitants of the Town and Neighbourhood of Swansea, in the
county of Glamorgan.]