The Statesman.
London, England, 1820-12-23 00:00:00

INTENDED LIVERPOOL MEETING.

There has not yet been a public meeting in this town'
since the termination of the prosecution against the
Queen. The private cabal of interested partisans at
the King's Arms, of which the Loudon Currier boasts
en much, has sent up its " loyal" address, signed by
MOO individuals. out of a population of 100,000 ;
sad many of those persons, we rea prone, were
veered by their employers to sign that address, and
te take their sons, even as young as 14, to do the same:
That TA. Courier should rejoice at au, h ' 'sterial'
support, is to as a gratifying proof of the decaying
state of his party.
Bat a public meeting is now announced to be held
at the Town-hall, on Wednesday next, for the pur-
pose of voting a truly loyal address to the King, on
the state of the country. It is convened by our inde-
pendent and spirited Mayor, in compliance with a re-
quisition, signed by nearly one hundred friends of
freedom. whose rank and property, and known oppo-
sition to Ministers. will give to the proceedings of
this important meeting an interest which will excite
attention througisont the country ; and, what is more,
Use real sentiments of the tows will be fairly and
openly exhibited to his Majesty, ander the sanction
of the municipal authorities.—(Lirerpeol Mercury,
Dee. if).

Irawtcn, Dec. tl.—A very numerous meeting of the'
inhabitants of this town took plate in the Town-Hull.
in pursuance of a requisition to the Bailiffs, for the
double purpose of petitioning the King to dismiss his
Ministers, and congratulating the Queen on the aban-
donment of the Bill of Pains and Penalties, F. F.
&thump, Esq.. was in the Chair. After some preli-
minary discussion. the several resolutions were read,
on the motion of Mr. S. Ale:ander, when Adm.
Page stepped forward to propose a counter Address,
which was seconded by Dr. Williams, and after con-
siderable clamour, It was read. The Hall 1%.1$ at this
time crowded almost to suffocation, and several indi-
viduals, who were ascertained not to be inhabitants,
desired ' walk bit without effect. Some

were *. -IS . -NM .
centosioe took plate, bet silence being restored, Mr.
P.ly addressed the Meeting at some length, and con-
cloded by proposing the original Address, which wee
seconded by Mr. J. Omen. Admiral Page spin

Among the measures of Ministers which cameos fail lIIIW4 that his Address be read as as armada, nt,and theUs ftaiiseed to manifest a considerable degree of
to affect the reflecting mind with roamers and a a Meg and rather steamy discussion took place, in dissatisfaction on being ordered by the British Ad-
miral at the station, not to approach too near shove.
'elision, there are *ow and then some points occurring which Dr. "Ramo Mmes. W!nst, Joeitamati, Emi-
-1 well, the Rev. Than. Cobbold, George Hoops, Esq., A worthy and ructions Alderman, who *Cock*.
which afford "" a little diversion. They had ion ; sod others, took a part. The question was at length. isms are proverbial, started the following cousuldeL
been known as rtioarkably deficient lo brilliancy of ' pot Is the agleam' Address, and carried by a ma- at a social party the other evening :—" WAN is a Towel
talent and originality of views ; and they nom appear pally, with disolisisir shoots of applause. Admiral like. Smoke." It was in vale the ingenious patetism-
obe compelled to copy from the examples of ethers, Pap said, he did set think the decides had bora seat ruled their brains for as explaastion. The worthy
sad sometimes from proceedin
legally takes, sod moved that the supporta% of his Alums, was applied to, when the following odasirsik
gs of their own. legally
should adjourn to the White Horse, which -lotion was given :—" Because its a Wiper."
What pains have their agents taken to scoff at the spoilt-
s they accordiagly did. Mtn their departnie. the it. A NAUTICAL Pos.—At the close of the trial of C• 111
**Ras zeal of the people that prompted then to pm I
tosiader of the resolutioes were reed by Mr. Law- e. Dishonors, for a breach of promise of marriage. is
avae themselves and their Addresses to the Quests ! Nam. sad carried uaasimously, as was as Address to the Court of Comm* Plies, Dubli Teeth.'
%sow 'hey condescend to extosy superior pass to the Qtwoo, repos* by Mr. John Kiag. Oa the at- the daintiest, submitted two points .
rind of the gentlemen at the Whim Horse, who had is two bills of exeoptious. Mr. Wallace.
stir ape serejle ,Pizit among such as they can controal,
ted arsine **proceedings at the Tows Hall, tiff, contended that the objection.
to psytheir reel:Pets in a similar form to their Royal lb* Rev. Thos. Uphold was, on the motion of Mt. wholly irregular, and Wu proceeding
Muter. They enjoin a general illssloation likewise, Rodwell, voted lam the chair : when a series of rests- oostuoss in his argsio..ut, when Lord
for the purpose of dazzling the people's crest bat the lotions, sad a loyal Address to his Majesty, were Boa- feted. and said, "Mr. Wallace, Mr. W-
will lied it a difficult matter to steer
present age is too well furnished with the light atm*. nsalossil' °Mod to.
ledgeaot to oortitroogb their designs. They would fain woosavuwave TATE Of TIM HANTS LOYAL ADORNS/. :sort, NOTIA about." The Court was
Pwrsasnoto, Die. 11, 1110.—This Address. sot ou toe.
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