Star.
London, England, 1817-08-15 00:00:00

CROST attempted to obtain silence. The voice of the
Pre•ident was nn longer attended to ; twenty speakers
at once addressed themselves to the Assembly, and
as many proposilons were submitted to their consi-
deration at the same moment. Some strong perso.'
nalitit• passed between Messrs. Waithman and Row.
croft, but these attracted little attention in the midst
of the ippioar witich pervaded the room.
Mr. Owen at length came rarward again, and was
received with shouts of universal applause. He in a
few words stated the disturbance which had occurred,
to have originated from causes over which he had no
ethirroul. H.. was unconnected with any party, and
bad nr.ty c me forward on the present occasion in
the h ..f (king goodrier 0f:744 Ws Getitve it)
Mr. veto.n");—and, anxiiitts aiatthe subject which
lie had biougla under their ,COneideration should be
amply t:iscuswd, he now proposed that the Meeting
• adj .urn to Thursday next.
There v...s some difficulty in putting this motion,
as in tic I,receding ttimult Mr. ROWC;Oft ltsd expres.
tied h.toseir unwilling to continue to act as President,
vdvere rifi order could be maintained. Another per.
• I • ern called to the Chair, hut the call was not
obeyed. After sonie &lay, Mr. Owes put the ques-
tion him'-11, and the resolution gas agreed to.
The adjournment carried. and the Meeting under.
stand to be at an end, a vote of censure on Mr. Row.
croft was proposed.
Mr. OWEN again stepped forward : he declared it
to be his conviction that the resent motion was un-
called for, and was satisfied that Mr. Rowcroft had
Conscieeitiously rode 'routed to discharge his doty to
the saosfaction of all parties. He moved that the
thanks or the Meeting sh. old ba sitin to him for his
fusing dal conduct in the Chair.
Thus proposition was followed by a shew of hands
on the goes I'm being put, for and against the mo-
tion. The majotity was evidently favourable to the
vote, and Mt. Owes having announced the result,
declared the Meeting to he dissolved.

HE EVENING STALL

LONDON.
FRIDAY. AUGUST 15. 1817.

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The Meeting, advertised for, yelrela,, to take into
consideration t...e plan of Mr....owers ts re-moralize the
lower order:, reduce 1.4 e Aar.rata, and alolirdS twuperisms
took plac. yesterday at the Citj of London 'l'avern,
and wis t unterously and respectably attended. Mr.
Ow art introduced the business of the day by a speech
of considerable length, in which, however, he confiaed.
timselt principally to a re-statement of the general
Plan *loch has already been suLm%ted to the pub-
lic, vt•ry generally, through the medium of the
publ c press—reserving, as we eunceiveci, any thing
like a NI I (Jordopertiebt of the details, to meet, with
them, the objections which others migh: start against
the pri•poted trial—by shewing that the arrangements
were of a nature that had anticipated and met all, or
the greater part, ed the objections that might be
urged. If such, however, was his inttution. it was
frustrated by the turn which the discussions took.
In fact, the opposition was strong ; the meeting
became noisy and tumultuous, and was at length ad-
journed without coming to a definitive conclusion on
ti:e general business—though some of the Resolu-
tions were carried.—For particulars we must refer
our Readers to the proceedings, which we have given
at gre .1 length.