Star.
London, England, 1820-12-25 00:00:00

GLASGOW MEETING, FRIDAY, DEC. 22.

After the route sustained here by the exclusively
Loyal party, at the Town-Hall, a Requisition was
presented to the acting Chief Magistrate, signed by
several names of the first respectability, requesting
him to call a Public Meeting, to consider of the pro-
,priety of " voting a Loyal and Dutiful Address to
his MAJESTY, representing the unconstitutional and
pernicious measures adopted by Ministers, especially
in the proceedings against the QUERN, and the sud-
den Prorogation of Parliament, and praying his MA-
JESTY to dismiss his Ministers and to re-assemble
Parliament without delay, that their advice may be
taken as to the measures to be pursued for allaying
the present discontent."
The Chief MagistrAte having declined compliance
with this Requisition, Public Notice was given by
the Requisitionists, that such a Meeting would never-
theless be held in St. John-street Church, this day,
at twelve o'clock. •

The church began to 611 at an early hour, and at
the time appointed for commencing proceedings it
was crammed in every part. Hundreds went away
who could not obtain admission.

Mr. JAMES MURDOCIE, Anldhouse, proposed that
Mr. OSWALD, Shieldhall, should take the Chair, which
he did under great acclamation, and addressed the
Meeting in a very neat speech. He was followed by
Mr. ROBERT GRAHAMS, Whitehill, wbo moved the
Resolutions, which were similar in spirit to those of
other Meetings assembled in different pats of the
kingdom for the same purpose.
Mr. JAMES DENNISTOUN, banker, seconded the
Resolutions, which were carried unanimously.
Mr. OswAin read an Address to the King, founded
on the Resolutions, which was also highly approved
of, and passed with equal unanimity.
Mr. LANCASTER proposed that the Address should
be presented by Earl Grey, Lord Erskine, Lord A.
Hamilton, and others whom he named.
Dr. RICMARD MILLAR moved the thanks of the
Meeting to the Chairman, and the whole business
then concluded.

The Mayor of Warwillk, in compliance with a Re-
quisition signad by upwards of one hundred House.
holders, has appointed a Meeting of the Burgesses
and Inhabitants, at the Court House, on Tuesday
next, to consider of an Address of Congratulation to
her MAJESTY on the abandonment of the Bill of
Pains and Penalties. B, GREATHEAD, Esq. Rev.
Dr. PARR, Rev. A. WADE, and the Rev. Mr.
DALL, arc among the Requisitionists.

Private letters from Dublin state, that a very des-
perate action took place in the beginning of last
week on the western coast of Ireland, between his
Majesty's smuggling preventive brig stationed off
Sligo, and a smuggling vessel. The latter opposed
a desperate resistance, and was assisted by the people
on the coast, but the brig succeeded in effecting her
capture, and made good the seizure. In this reit-
contre the brig had several of her crew wounded.
There were several killed and wounded on the part
of her opponents DEPARTURES. _
TheEad }Cloax.themartr,
and his seat, near Windsor,
mb pa
A Morning aper P contradicts the report of the Cs-
visit to the Earl and Countess Cowper, for ther holidays
on
a
MELEON having sailed for the Mediterranean with a
cargo of Italian witnesses, and says, that vessel has The Bev. ti. Bisset and Lady Charlotte asset, to their seat
been employed, at the request of the Board of Lon- in wilts.
Ttt e Hon. Nlr. and Ire. Cape!, to their seat in Norfolk.
gitude, in bringing from France, to the Observatory
Colonel Smith, for his seat in Northam tonshire
at Greenwich, a fiue chronometer. lately made by Bliss Srewart;for the Earl St. Ifineea seat, in *Essex
Bequet for that Board. The vessel was simply use.{ Captains D.friels asui J.indsey, 17th Dragoons, fur India.
:ir that purpose, which having fulfilled, she hes note Gresley,,. Esq. for Bath.
returned to her station at Port..mouth." James William Stuart, libq. and the Rea. Charles Stuart, for
Sunninghill. Berks.
tnitissarsin Surretyo.
Mr.o MACH, surgeon of one of the ships employed I r
...... Guest, I?.sq, to his seat in Wales. . .
Melton Mowbray,
to take out convicts to New South, Wales, many years
jerptilitint amrkelito3 Esn,q*ttohehillOsteah
surgeon in the Royal Navy, and much respected,
Leicestershire
died on his puss age to Ant Sutatmocit:
M. *yeas E. ALE te bls met in *amp
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