The Statesman.
London, England, 1820-07-01 00:00:00

Mr. GRIFIITUS (oldie CWIIIIIOII COOlllO k
a warm eulogy upon the conduct of it.' i.
Wood, and concluded by moving the thanks ult.
mon Hall to that Headman, for hi. pryhlie
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spirit, and the great attentions he Lae-
her Majesty the Queen. This was carried by
tion, and
Mr. Alderman Wool) come forward to refer
amidst loud cheering, clapping of bands, ht.
Blared himself quite happy to the line easy
adopted recently, and which he was sere
been taken by every honest man in Enema&
facts which he knew been generally nralot
cared not for the reproaches east apira ei.
feeling the most decided coavictirra of bee
nocence, hoped the Livery untold
hint for not stating any facts at present, Igg 41
would come when every eking should be 1714
fully disclosed. He insisted that her Neje*
duty head oist to quit that country' which hal
her es geseraply and kindly, and be he, mil
her Seed detenaktatiaidoad and loag •
Thanks were then . to the Lore
the motion of Mr. seconded kr,
spoon. Much opposition was alma* to I. '
His Lordship returned thanks, asilmilldby
from the bottom of his heart, that the alas
Lion now entrusted to the great Conseil of al
would end to the satitfaetion of every see is
try.—As his Lordship retired to the back of tis
.111 r. Hammen" presented himself. lasi sallkk,
just learned that they had bees ilecnesiag the
under military, sitperintendenco. ' He had, he
el
atoldier in fall uniform is ese-of tie esti
aka told him that he had broogla a letter freakish
.Mandl officer to the Lord Mayor, and was tins
by his Lordship's answer.
In an instant all was uproar again. eriestaj
shame, shame !" " Read the letter, ise,
through the Hall. Several voices erjed. " Tlletl
been a troop of the Life Guards 'taloned is So
garden these three hours." Great imalbsies I*
this information both in the body of the H 4111460
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length Mr. COATI* CUM forward and said inn
Lord Mayor had acknowledged that he had mai
the military might attend.
The most tumultuous dieapprehadoa followed,
lasted for some minutes. When it began tai saki
little—
' Mr. PATILLL moved the thanks of the Coma
Mr. Alderman Waitkmao, Which beiag carried.
Mr. Alderman WAITIIMAN returned thanks,.
occeeioa to observe, that whams had attend '
intendesee of the soldiery, had grossly '
Commas Hall.
Great uproar ensued, in the midst of •
Common Crier, by order of the Lord Mayer, el,
the Hall dissolved, and his Lordship then redraft
carriage amidst the hooting sad Maims of de
moldy.
The Sheriffs waited on her Majesty after &Cam
Hall, and were gracioesly received. Her Mejestyla
oil them for the very great attention paid to her
Citisens of London, and Seed Monday mod, d
o'clock, for receiving the Address.
—ogh.„--.
SOUTHWARK MIMING.
' ' A Meedng of Lilo inhabitaate of Saabs*
held year rifay in ea Town Hal, :opiztivrj
pristy of addressing tor kajekey t
Ragland. The meeting was fled br Adreetki
for eleven o'clock, but the High Bailiff, accesin
by Mr. Calvert, sir Robert Wiliam. Am. Se. dil
enter the room until after twelve. Mr. Cava,
whose absence the delay had been occasioned,
served, immediately upon the !Ugh Bailiff's tabllg
Chair, that Ike was exeeediagly sorry to have dal
the meeting, bat he had reatiftd a letter kali
demos who woe peculiarly conversant with the
business of tho /lorowih •Oporming an *silk
the meeting would not be held steel
He placed implicit reliance upon that soma
and it was sot until a very few 'Dinette before*
was informed, and convinced that his friend acs I
taken. lie therefore made the greatest possible II
to reach the Hall, and he trusted, that the espial
which he had given, would prove satisfactory al
meeting.—(Cheers.)
The Hum HAMM, laid, yea are now BWRWIVA
tender an Address to her Majesty. and I taws all
same unanimity of sentiment which prevailed IBIS
Address was voted here to his Majesty ea his Mg
sioa to the Throne, will display itself ea the poi
seaman. and that no subject uneenaeeted AIL
of whkii you are here itssenabled, will, by its
ties, induce a difference of 'million.
Mr. Davis was quite certain that the area all
dos, which it fell to his lot to propose, irael/-4
with perfect concurrence. It was amply, that
Address of Condolence and Umgratniatios be ONO
ed to her Majesty Queen Caroline, era her arsisli
"revolution was secoaded: and, baTbd all
put frail the Chair, it passed unanimously. •
Mr. DAVI. said, that the resolution lair/gag
he might perhaps be permitted, without say vie_ilet
of order, to call their attention to the abject. Sri
consideration of which they had al that *
bled. He was fully aware of the delicacy.

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and b; hardly knew-what line elswise $
order to escape the imputation of abaft**,
was the fashion sad the Ace of the day to cierr
man with disloyalty who did not bow dews talM
Cation of his blajrcy's Miaisters. la staniell
the laws, iad affectioa to his Sovortigh,
yield to no laza living. and tbosgh s Ingot
to liberty, be was still intlispood 4 typiikt
a disloyal man. No wield therefore disattitlis
slaty fearlessly sad osaselentionsly, tad. 76
stet to hiss whether be was osseideted . 111
elected, while he retaiwed the testbasay id bk.
ecomdean. Indeed, that saw row tbe now!
veer strew materials, who, Itairwhie the essaff.
*stag to which her Majesty had as lwag k Jo!
sabildtisti, would atill rends lasendide to dire yr
Misr. Takla; a abort review sf * air".
*teas, when object bad been to Mot Mr «la
THY her "Putatieth It woe Ineoldhar.....not
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the pees bor. and miry wen to Whine dlntioz
radosse, Mr. 1111hridirett t#e r••••W
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