The Sun.
London, England, 1820-12-18 00:00:00

LOYAL AnDIUt3SI S.

• tiOYAL MEETING AT BLACITIEATILA very ,
riOrnerous and respectable meeting of the Inha.
t ttants of the hundred of Blackheath was on Sa-
,urday held at the Green Man Tavern. Shortly
ip'fore three o'clock, the Rev. Dr. Crombie, the
te7- Dr. Clarke, Mr. Williams, Mr. Bicknell,
'a'4l several other Gentlemen, who formed- the
f,
(101nmittee,.entered the large room ; and imme-
•„4ltoly afterwards, Mr. W ir.r.rAms, who is .one of
Chair
Magistrates of the district, was called to the.
Yiair with 'general approbation.—Mr. Williams
,i,'(Plaincd the -purpose of the meeting.—The
-• Dr. Croinbie followed in a !Ong speech, en-.
,forcingthe necessity of a loyal declaration of the
sentiments of the meeting.—Mr. Munro then
IP °lied the Address, which was seconded by Mr.
44Owndes, and carried unanimously.

The Gazette Of Sa.turday, affords much addi-
"al cause of vexation for the factious and licentious Jour-
/Ills. It contains no fewer than twenty-three more ardently
41,11 and affectionate Addreises to the King, viz.—From the
CQtpc)ration Of Bristol; the Gentlemen, Clergy, and House-
bolder3 of the City and neighbourhood of Ycrk ; the Cot po-
ration of Rochester; Curpovation of Aberdeen; Corporation
bf Preston ; Corporation and Inhabitants of Shaftesbury; the
Inhabitants of Bath ;'Corporation of Lancaster; the States
*f Jersey; Corporation and Inhabitants of Christchurch
(:.°tPoration of Poole; the Inhabitants of ExMouth ; Corpo-
tb4tioz) of Kingston-upon-Hull ; Inhabitants and Visitors of
a`‘dish; the Magistrates, Bce. of Newburgh ; Inhabitants of
Clifton ; inhabitants of New Shoreham ;, Corporation of
-trth;‘ the Gentlemen, Clergy, Merchants, Ship-Owners, and
.other Inhabitants of Kingston-upon-Hull ; Inhabitants of
ntthon-le-Moor; Inhabitants of. Devizes; and the Corpora-
`t
-1 of Newark. The whole breathe a manly and glorious
41'6'4 of loyalty, of which we cannot deny ourselves the plea-
: sure of giving the following specimen froth the Norwich Ad-
drest :—" When we behold the unceasing attacks of evil-
t4i''ded men upon our most venerable Institutions, when we
tee your Majesty's sacred person reviled, your measures held
41) to derision, when sedition is daily putred forth from the
Pr's,' and dispersed through the land in the name of the
Queen- Consort of thes-e.realms,_ who has thus became the
instrument of a desperate and dangerous faction, Ave cannot
tefrain from expressing our abhorrence of such proceedings,
trtno disclaiming all participation in them, and declaring be-
• fare your Majesty and otrr fellow-subjects, our determination
hold fast our allegiance.",

OLIRIIANI COUNTY MEEING.—A Public Meet

. ing took place on Wednesday in Durham, for
4 purpose of taking into consideration the pro-
"vdings against TILE QUEEN, and the proprieif
°f presenting. a Petition to bath Houses of Par-
liament on the subject. TheIIIGII SHERIFF took
the Chair, and,having opened the business, lauda-
•
s_
uIY advised the Meeting to confine itself to the
Tibsiect of the Requisition for the Meeting. Mr.
4-xs-AmaroN, however, entered upon the. Manchester
Vsihess, and lavished great abuse upon Ministers.
'le. Was followed by other Speakers on the same,
Lie, and among others by Earl GREY, who was
• L,(l-ually prodigal-in his abuse of Ministers. A
entleman, named LIDDELL, attempting to utter
3eatirnents differing from the spirit of the Meet-
Ing, was treated with hisses, and his voice was
.(11n.pletely• drowned in cries of " Shame," and
• " Put him out. "\ Such was the justice and can-
dour of the Meeting! At/ length the same Gen-
' tieman,' having uttered; on some points, opinions
Writable to the general notions and feelings, re-
, ivvtl warm applause. There was nothing new
4617 impressive in the speeches, which were
mere echoes of what has been said over and

er again at -all Meetings of the same kind.—
;he Resolutions of course were agreed to.—
:ord DARLINGTON 15.1.0 present a Petition to the
4ist; Earl GREY one to the House of Lords, and
the County Members that to the House of Com-
-41 ons.—The Petition to the KING is to beseech
1,
i 4 Ar-AJEST,Y to restore the QUEEN'S Name to the
Aditurgy, and to recommend to Parliament the
adoption of such measures as may be necessary
"for securing to her a provision suitable to her
exalted rank, and station.

Saturday Count MUNSTER had an audience of
his MAJESTY, at his Palace in Pall Mall.—Yes-
terday the Duke of CLARENCE visited the KING.
:t..the _LORD CHANCELLOR. had an audience of his
431 AJESTY yesterday.
Naples letters and papers to the 29th ult. ar-
rived on Saturday. The uncertainty of politica'

affairs has been attended with a detrimental ef-
fect to commercial operations. Not only are no
l'elv orders transmitted,. but debts are with dif&
• cuity collected -; and so great a proportion of the
coin haS disappeared from circulation) that it is
• believed great numbers, during the double alarm
421 revolution and invasions have adopted the ex-
• Pe-client of burying-it:
On Thursday evening, one of his MAitsys-'s
• toessentters arrived at Nprth Cray, the seat of
Lord CASTLEREAGH,- with despatches from Lord
- StEwaltT, his MAJEsTv's Ambassador at the
Court of Vienna, and from Mr. GORDON, who
• 4tteticied the CongresS at Troppau. °Shortly
zfter the receipt of the despatches, his Lordship
forwarded a Messenger to Prince ESTERIIAiY, at
Middleton Park, the seat of the Earl of JERSEY,
!R "Oxfordshire. On Saturday afternoon, his
Serene Highness arrived at Chandos House, and
. Yesterday. forenoon- left, town for North Cray,
'there' his Excellency passed the whole of the
(lay with. Lord CASTLEREAGH, and returned to
Chandos House in the evening, and dined with
!:%ount and .Countess LIEVEN) 'at .their house in
Harley-street.
On Thursday evening a Russian Messenger
utrived at the residence of Count LI EVEN, in
iarley-street, with despatches, supposed to be
'from the,.- Congress of Troppau. The Messenger
was instantly. forwarded to his Excellency, at
Middleton Park, the seat of the Earl of JEItSEY,
'and on Friday, at two o'clock, his Excellency ar-
'ived at his house in Harley-street, and imme-
:fliatelY set out in a travelling carriage with four
Post-horses for North Cray, where his Excel-
'ncy.passed the night with Loyd CASTLEREAGH,
411 d returned to town on Saturday. afternoon.