The Statesman.
London, England, 1820-12-14 00:00:00

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The Earl'of Ilverpool passed through this city (Cats-
terbury) in the afternoon of Friday last (the Bth inst.).
free Walmer-Castle, on his return to town. It is mtis-
factory to Atte that a few of the inhabitsots, assembled
MAIM nteassat, ladigaaot at the disgrace indicted on
fta titg lry al Ilpdical preeeedieg, greeted his Lord-
ship with rei leielleift,*fleir,treveived with spa.
parent sattsfaceoo.—(Keistisk Oesette.) Thus we see
that the plaudits of -a mob are despicable clamours
when directed to the Queen. but are quit* orthodox.
and received with ail satisfactioo, when directed to a to

binet minister.
Oa Tuesday last we stated that the Earl of Liverpool
on passing through this city the preceding Friday on
bis way to Weimer Castle, was greeted with loud groan-
ings from the populace assembled during the time the
horses for his earriage were changing. This ebullition
of public feeling was designated in a cotemporary print
(The Kentish Gillette.) as a Radical insult, which
'the editor regretted. fur the honour of his native city,
'skald have been offered to his Lordship. As a setoff
to this ungracious reception of the noble Earl, upon its
being knowa in this city last Friday that his Lordship
'would again pass through on his return to London, a
party of persons were collected together by two re-
spectable tradesmen, who have each of them a son bold-
' ing lucrative appointments under the present adminis-
tration, when the noble premier was greeted with hassas
and plaudits from the party thus collected together.—
Kentish Chronicle.
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The appearensee of Coroviatioa preparations is still
kept no in Weetainster-Hall, where a few straggling
carpenters are daily employed.
hiewnse or eat INIAOIITANTS OF EDINOUI011.:--A
requisitios, signed by more than a hundred respectable
names, among which were Mom of Mr. Jeffrey, awt
way distinguished leaders of the Scouish Bar, was em
Saturday presented to the Lord Provost, of Edinburgh,
molesting ids Lordship to call, on as early a day as pee.
'ibis, a meeting of the ishahltants of Edinburgh, foe
the purpose of considering the propriety Of p remake
bumble, loyal, and detilui address and Widest to Ilk
Majesty, 'espcmadng our attachment to his II
pHs, and terdrinoent, representing the persieleen
sod emeonetitatleisal asters of the ooseseres adviesd.W
his Majesty's present Ministers, especially lo the: pg
castling. against bec Majesty the Queen, sad is dills&
as Procogatiokof Pullament, under eireantllNV#
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Petty will be graciously pleased to distal 's hii said
Asses from his premium and carnets. sad to
paeilainest whims daisy, la order that. me Cores *
be takes, by. their whim, for allaying
havingesen
*totems. His Lordship, it appears, deal
', tbeogrb is the cps polite terms, to 'call the pro
Muting, the inhabitants have been eiminested lita.
' taisitioniess to tweet to the large redo of the
Tavern, en Natarday ant, the idth instant, 6e d~'
peels seentioned is the regoishies. • • • .1.% tts..
fHisentrof street robbery is a dlegreiwilletit
irellee. Tht and and Pleetottor ant ishited
la& a . desperate gong of •rolliosto, who do not
telltale to *Hoek persons Is the open day. By their
lumbers 'they- elide apreheavitto• fie lees than
thin flagrant arts of Holmes took place en Meade,
eveslag, within - the tilliasee of one koadrof
yards. Mr. Joke Bodoni. of the Peaortoso,
in the Strand, was robbed eft& shahs end sods dab
to Tesapie-ber ; and two ether endows had a*.
tale attacks sae spa them between the some plane
Mgt& in Plent.stroet. Tha psi Nobs
bid. Tritfr _ , .


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