Star.
London, England, 1816-11-30 00:00:00

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leleeting of the Peery wee Isa2d in
the purpose of considering the natio.
anti of affording some relief. The
tar from being so numerously attended
Occasions, on account,. We 'presume, of
.ately expressed in similar Rksoltitions to
sebmitted to them, their sense of the causes
aistress.
..AYOlt, attended by Sir J. Shaw, Al-
Goodbehere, Heygate, &C. came
after one o'clock. On taking the
Lord... Nip -addressed the Meeting as follows
)—A Requisition, signed by several
!misers of the Livery, was handed to
'pose of convening a Common HAL,
thought myself boUnd to Comply with that
lnd I have only to expresi ray earnest
proceedings will throughout be coo!,
the greatest decorum and regularity.—
Jolly be aware that at this, as well as
meeting, there are persons ah se siews
lifer wool each other, and who areconse-
. allowed an opportonity -et expressing
trust it is unnecessary .tor me to int.
,se iutispensible necessity of hearang ,
th patience, ith .candour, and with A
111 only bra pitient load can•
to what shall* be 'Mid by both parties,
come to a prise, conXiusion. Your
sense will suggest the propriety of what I
.1;;; and thave thmetore only to add,
Implied' 'With the Itequisition handed
lan always do with every one cluritig
come from what quarter it may),
to way for the Gentlemen who are t,i
the business of the day."...—tLend and

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izt.L then came forward to propose the
_ wished them to adopt. He trusted
bear in mind that no violence whatever
, with the object for which they had con.
they had met not to inflame each other's
discuss the subject of Parliamentary
, measure essenti..l to the salvati,in of the
subject in its own nature possessed
snf-
ce to unite them all. He deprecated
riotous outrage which had lately led
raking of the windows of bakers and butchers
to the conduct of the mob atter Spa-
I for he believed that clan of the cons-
suffered considerably in the general
conduct required of the people in the
of public affairs, Was si liras and ra-
. ut their rights, and a determina-
tonger kept out et these rights. It had
that in the prosecution of this impur-
e friends of Reform were not patronised
_A and fortune. Ile did not value that
fur he considered the lower classes entitled
respect in, what they said, as those .ot
opttknce claimed. He could wish to see
,of 'the whole nation eipressed, and then,
. tiil then, might we see the system of bcs.-
oanuagers abolished, Britain had to boast of
tqu 11, it no: supelior to any that had ever
iatos ..t science —she could boast of mop.
Inutac tot ers and melfhanics, the glory ut the'
; and he trusted toe prtsent age would out.be
loutwaennute of that w.s.;om, public spirit, and
ilvamtioaAl zeal wow:, had gloweJ in their ances-
tms-ither, hear.) He firmly believed were all
the prism gr.:at men of me country,to expire, in
tri init.ates there were persons of equal ability still
to be lquini. iik gave its pos.esioi no pre.erni-
araixisi &Kitty, Waits, his Heart WAS aiiitzsittOd With
Woe as keaings tte ps,pulace formed the sttiew.s
at pkocat body, and...be WAS
.Stff.ry ti?c" 114 d
nett twig wreil;th Ito much, in so bad i canines
tbisite win— • 4104;asas,) Noiv the piblic saw, _no,
r
16ger a darkly As tariAigh-ajlats, but tue to face.":l,
Braevet laintio:esttate to declare acs mind any.
tune, nay, lie would even
.go to • Windsor, were
dbtealleitor. bid if . he, went, if should be *Rh.
Chart* in ht; hand. He should wiser think
l.t:it!apertooldvi?e them to retort, 1101 10 01. Ct as the'
iers 4oy who toiled the I;osting .e.hlck beefier*.
tte gander bit , Anxious. that mei should be
lily he was utensil, anaimis they
_should be.
tt4Pelate ia.what they did.. Reform Nas- to be pro-
"fal, am by Irtulcilce or outrageouS measutes, but
gradual breaking down of that corrup-
!aaith had 'defaced the venerable fabric of the
sb Con.iitation; • He did not Approve of suck
Illuarts as wuuld•lessen the necessary and requisite
~_'Plinuata's at Royalty. tout wtole he tendered to
do s that Wrft Celiac's, be DCVO* wwuid
tilt:at:a give him more than his due. Reform was
necessary to the head cpl Government as to the pro-
tar the iiitrg and people had all the same in-
and sh!uli therefore mutrally work, for each
Bat never -.vas`thist interest Cu be promoted
Os caning iirebrands, like snad wen, and saying;
were in, quit. l'he people might be termer
.41 &marvel, of the Bourbon
called them, but still as people they had a
oe maim to their rights. They might term
enemies to Gnvernment because they were ene•
leferrnption, but he trusted.their conduct would
failacy of such assertions. The meeting
Is had been condemned, but he saw nothing
me in it, as he believed the outrage which
evening WAS occasioned by a venal press.
automat expenditure was seventy millions an-
alai the interest of our debt so great, as even
ipel the venal press to say it roust be broken
He Confessed he had no such wish, for he
;best waytobreak that expense was to break
tr_it of sinecures, 'the existence of which
=on cur national good sense. He say>
for allowing these men-to live like leeches
C.Justitution. Good Goo, these sinecurists
without Any feeling, and might, in the lanai
Scripture, be desCrit)rd as dead in trespasses'
,te /aush.) He concluded by readiug the
are niraut to propose.
.11thrr presented himself amidst a tumult of
applauses.- Alter the vilifying calumnies
the Press had teemed Agaitta tollt for the
in, riot to feel directed at presenting him.
.ion, before ilia tellow citizens, would
a wall; ll; feeling. He, However, was ready
to come loswArd to support' principles Wee
)on to the Reioluticus just submitted to'
mg ft die far them if is were stassary--0
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Mr. MITCHELL I
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would bear in
as consistent wit!
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vindication
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. rank and opulence
. voice of 'the
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or to tmippiove i
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fur ,national ez
alai the it
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Ibe 'lt. He conk
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injo• %tre a stigma on
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the Can stitotii
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re "%Poi Scriptut
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card and applaat
said '.'abich the P
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