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London, England, 1820-11-17 00:00:00

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LONDON,
RRIDAY, NWT:O3ER 17, 1820.

e have again to announce the nou-arrival,of
Pads,
rapers. Three days' Journals are now due.

\j
re
understand that n consequence of the
attacks which have been made upon Tut
r§..11,;
u) an the Opposition Prints, in innumerable
l'iThileations, from seditious l'•.:oksellers, and tho
inf.
`9llous caricatures which appear every day in
sht,
P-windows, calculated to weaken, if not ex-
tinuu.; ,L
i'su, all principles of Loyally, it is in contem-
I'‘ati" of some of the most respectable characters
of th p
--'nPire to come forward with Addresses to
m
"JEST vr expressive of their indignation at
tl ese daring Libels Which would /draw merited
13111(4holent on their authors in every-other Coun-
try,
' and to testify their respect, esteem, and
''a"on, as well as gratitude; for the benefits
tins Country and all Europe derived from
this Wise) vigorous, and enlightened Regency.—
‘lch Addresses will be appropriate to the cha-
rao.
I•er.of a just anti loyal People, and will donbt-
ess
a 'fleet with the concurrence, and approbation of
"St majority. We admire the good sense and
dis
-r(-tion of the respectable characters who have
delayed the measureAill the termination of the
Pr°ceedings against THE QUEEN, lest they should'
tq'N'ar to' intend to bias the public judgment ;
but
the infamous assaults upon the
.Itoyal
Character and Person are every day openly
and daringly repeated, we trust that they will
forthwith
come_forward with such an expression
of Loyalty as will doubtless overwhelm the ch.
111,"r of Faction, and be echoed with heartfell
energy throughout the British Empire: •

, . •
t„ „T iiE EARL OF SHEFFIELD.-Tnere is a vov
oeral paragraph in The Morning Chronicle of
day respecting a Nobleman, whose public
life has been passed in efforts to promote the
Prosperity of his Country and the welfare of
111aokind. Lord SHEFFIELD has taken a just,
r'lanly, and decided'part on the unfortunate busi-
issiof THE QUEEN, and as her GUILT has been
jd"Y established in the opinion of as pure and
'eieus. a tribunal as ever existed in any
~,,°4ntry, his Lordship has entered his PRO-
IIT against that mode of getting rid of the
IT).leet which appears to give to GIALT the
r'thrlPh that is .I‘.le, only to INNOCENCE, when
lirlifested beyond the possibility of a doubt.
'tience) being unable to answer the arguments, of
oble Lords The Morning Chronicle refers to
a Fork written Iv his Lordship many yours ago,
of
which that Paper impudently declares his
it,3rdship was not the Author. We well remem-
u7r the publication of the Work in question,and
lat, instead of being founded upon false princi-
'ties,,i-as Me Chronicle ignorantly asserts, it was
prac-
tical approved of by the most experienced prac-
y' Men at the time, as containing the soundest
„niews of our Commercial Policy: 'lt is pro-
per for us to add, in justice to his Lordship, that
).e. have not the honour of being acquainted with
'ord SHEFFIELD, whose person even we never
raw, but as we have observed his political con-
. cilliltac I' c andtt. r have heard the highest praise of his
in private life, we feel it to be our
4,tY to come forward, in order to refute the
1...
"sebood, and repel the venoms of anonymous
"
E nc,vrnE.—The second representation
oi.
t the new Tragedy of Wallace was well at-
:1111°4 at Covent-Garden Theatre last night,4 and
(cited the sympathy and warm applause of the
.and_i"ce• The Farce was, however, not suffered
to
Nv proceed till the air of God save the King
t. as given by, the instrumental and vocal.. Per-
jrtners, the galleries loudly shouting " Tut;
17utEN," in the chorus, but we were gratified in
hearing an opposite party as loudly exclaiming
C t.
lIE KIN,G." A scuffle or two took place in
therPit, but soon ended.
"UIIT or KING'S BENCII.—This morning
ccone Carlile was brought, in custody, into the
Inftllls for the purpose of putting in Bail_to an
°lsolation, filed against her by his Majesty's
or,fleY-General, for vending Seditious Libels.
111-ttat, the Treasury Solicitor, required
rtY-eight hours notice ; she, therefore, remain;
in custod v.
Sir GERRARD NOEL, Mr. BATITIER BEAUMONT,
Mr. HLFumE, Sir R. WILSON, Mr. Woor.En, Mr.
G
JONES .and Mr. EnmoNns, having, at a
zalate Meeting at the Freemasons' Tavern, recom-
Aended the Public
.topresent congratulatory
`Fill
to the QUEEN, it is thought a re-action
It' be produced, and that Addresses will be pre-
sented.
(, to THE KING onlhe present occasion.
'°llle of the ships .bound for Madras, and other
partsof India, will, we understand, leave the
River about the sth of, the next month.
From the apprehensions which are entertained
of
are an increase in the price of Coals, the Public
ommended, before the season is too far
qvanced to lay in and complete their winter