The Statesman.
London, England, 1820-11-11 00:00:00

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the eneral role of action. and by d
lions assaaslohtion itself might he juetitietis
be nu :warder. And nowthat all has come 01i0d,.4-4
could be tills-eq.:l, after six y 4 ar• sneakittgatol care..
dropping- by our Hon. Ambassadors and thrit
:low, what evidence been adduceil of the
None. Some guilt was at drat attempted to 1,.
inferred by some (pun her 3lajesq's sopr:te at at
!•ittlat of 31.1jurchi ht.', sort nr,"
read bow rurprized Jolias Fa sat w di% he sal,
Brutus allillt11; Lis ron•pirat,o, c Did lie r,
et to Dr,et ? " what, Brtitu•, are you r,4le t take
away toy life ?" Did l'.esar, ',disk ye, esei,j,
in. this 'twiner, Iwo ause he was afraid .1i itr
Nn, bit t because he *l'4 out ex pert if: tin,! 4s.
him an 111 111 y. filer :tlaj. sty might •ca'aini
it
the saint: manner against the Clerg),
defemlers of our faith, had det:4l:
prayed for her as Prince-s of Wales, fur
tier name from 'the Clitireli setviee as soon as
became Queen. 4th ! wh..t a pitiftl act this was t
a British Ili, racily, patronizing Societies,
and sending out 3lis•ianari:ss to foreign pit t : it
was one of the ma' y incuasistencies that folk pro.
flares in the human 'Lisa'. Fur my part, (11r. s.
observed.) I do, fr mi toy heart, ahl,nr, dew, add
abjure as impious and heretical, that damnable
doctrine an:l position that Princesses er
can be excommunicated, or dep:ited of Cased,
prayers by Ilishoils, or any authority of the Set
Canterbury, (pointing to the .‘reldli.liop's Pala
without being list tried and legally ronvii fed of guilt.
Ile expressed his hope, that as 111 Ally of tl.e Bishops
had, by denying their glie.'ll, so far imitated their
great master, St. Peter, who had denied his Lurd, that
they would also imitate hint iti his humility and r.-
pentance.—(Laughter.)---lluwever, notwithstanding
all the efforts of malice, aided by the influence of wealth
and power, the persecutors of the Qtreenhaticunuteraetcd
their own purposes. The intrepidity of her Majesty,
and her prompt tietenuiiiiiti4in to reek a trial and eOll.
front her aretisers, had furnished a strong internal
evidence of her innocence, whilst an the other haul.
the evidence against her, carried all the outline of vil-
lainy and falsehood, hypocrisy and ingratitele.—
(lineal applause.)
Mr. Togova ht., who stated that he was b are. it
cent inhabitant of this parish, made an elotwat
sprint in support of the object of the meeting.
During the business of the day information reached
the of tl.e fate of the in the House of
Lord., it was rectived with the most rtithusiasa,i
cheers.

Mr. RYAN, and one or two gentlemen. addressed
the meeting, and Mr. Peter Moore impressed
the meeting the histories* assistance n Lich the came
of Majesty had received from the public press,
around which he called upon the people to rally,
to prevent it from the vengeance of his Ma-
jetty's Ministers. 110 recommended a plibiie .sub-
svription to indemuily the respectable portion of the
press from any impending prosecution by ministers,
who world no doubt now call every thinz a libel
which haJ defeated their itifsmous project. The sug-
gestion was received with applause.
After some complimentary ►rtes of than!:s.
speeches in acknowledgement of them, the meeting
broke up.

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