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» '.NICL£. ‘ . Ma. Paxurtnfilggtghee...

. As, I find that many gross ialslroojaeéh‘av‘e

.lieen circol'atedahiough the country, in order

‘tb inflame-the minds of the ople“L concerning

.,_”:Lr,xid‘~thetefor‘eiei's w ,7 , . ; fittiuld‘ be turned Wiwiflfadd; Wham: mum smallest doubt. thatifi-thamitlemhhw

had.

pomegfhe :ledfhere heat- re 04 with

due V r 3:!" '59v:~_v:;*. .u y» .A'third report;tvas,,that auditions hand-

me meeting hdd'last Thur 3". to commemovmin had‘ been distribt‘ited ny‘megemipcrgggrhe

rate the Freneh Revolution, -1 will beg leave to state what I ‘myself. have had ocmaionjto. know respecting thatsuhject- Some gethlengen in Bis- mingham‘had Emposed, by anadvertieement tn the tieMpapeie, to holda meeting-oi the friends

_ of liberty,and of mankind, attlte hotel, to com;

memorate the French Revolution, in the same manner as ‘was déhtwin London, "and many‘. otherrparts of the kingdom. Two days before {the apnoin‘ted forl'this meeting, a Very re-t"

_ spectable entleman called ‘on me. am glie

'came_to re 1 toe. turn was the

. Edith] with of ' ' those who intended, to meetyt at Istfdjildbe ‘

~their chairman on‘ the occasions: 'I accepted the ‘

compliment, and proximity}, to come to Binnie - ham to attendrnever'couceiving'that a re: " able—meeting, forthe V twenty six million: out‘t'ellow creatures were. teamed from ,despmism'ahd madeaa free and

‘hap tie-we Britonsare jcoald be misinterpret- I e I-arbeingi’ofien' , "siiveitJ‘a gwemneng‘ whose

eatesthy away»?de ‘ fiftelChristian religion,'which orders us " to

‘ .-J°Y¢ 9K1! .Mighbours asonr‘sel’t‘ves.” We accord.- -_ ingly m‘et,yand dined with. he greatest peace and harmon ,' and after dri king some toaster.“

expressive. 7m the first plate, of our‘lpyalty to our own King and CWitMlOfl, anti, m the ac. coit'd nascent: our joy 'at: the. happiness which

' the French have acquiredvby their new consti-

tution, tlitsolved the meeting entirel , in the

W separately to his home, or to his. private affairs. I returned ' to- my: house. in'ithe 'c‘ountr‘y, not know -’ofi Lthegdistnrbzttlces until the next da ,'.

-* *Therineetinginkontl-emm-eondmted witht e.-

' I mantedecortim. not has, there been-an instance. A inf-3i? at. I know. I the many elmilar meetings thin to do with religious dittintttio'ns‘. and were, throtighotit En lan ,' of the tm‘allest megularityiwmmw fighmchmem cam)-

attempted by r m." " Now. Mr. Printer, at 'acg. , jigglmssemymn

lions: ate the bettgin f .ntenyitnen- titan»; it isevident’, that the malicious mamm-

' tions, that these meetings were intended to dis- tnfl) the government (I tho Chantry,“

have been, by ‘ the event, proved false and Mutilat- i ~ = ‘ a A -- » I I have late heard; that it was reported, that Veidtanlt disloyal and setlitioue toasts... Now

A-the‘sery first toaet that was given. was,’ “ The

the constittftionf’ I do not know

any "seam tIiE"Eng'liali"-‘litngu' .t

of eater loyalt . And one 0 ie last was, “ eac'eand 00 will to allvmanltind," which cannot easilyfix interpreted to excite‘ people to minim. I shall hereafter publish a lsst of all the toasts, which were alto diet in the same Ighitof loyalty, peace, and c arity.

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mm: not" rejoicing, Ltha‘t' '

meeting,“ “on some preoédin day.‘ A'sedmp‘“ andtruly infamous handbiifhidheen distribut- ed, 1313 trite,‘ but. by whom wrimprtlistribgé. ed, . is not known. It is he mob: W181,“ I'

the commemoration man was}: this ban bill, that-perceived, that'vtbeeg'ect, and,‘ ‘ r em. rithe intention ‘of .‘it‘ was‘ to name he gagginstthetn. and the‘y‘immediatelywfifis} , iinthe‘Thursday'fs newspaper; declaring: their this-lieth their ownzloxal:atmchnenuothenhgms. land ,.Commons.. They also, neatthwdballs. 609k" 1"? “fit ’hdiremsement, all overgfiirtnthg- ham. 'It'. ‘not possiblejffiemmyto 60%);

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jthi‘ng e ec'tual to prevent'any‘de efi'e' fl ifrom this Editions paper, or turnout: the“ - methom calamity of their being the? at!- - h :_,;,*»‘: :; .,;::-';;‘:i‘. ‘ r43?

. hqlaatfal‘n‘npwtthfivll hueheudnla- tive to that meeting, isicmcernipgDr. Prist- ley's behaviour‘thei‘e. To this purpose .it will be sufficient/Ito answer, tha‘thr. Priestley was

eaent. *- , _ ' ' ‘ T ‘ are all the repom chh I anthem, but I doubc not there may be many others, of the truth/of which every. man .of common sense willjupge from what I have said'of those which have come to my knowledge. Nevertheless,

greatest between five and six'i’n t : evene , thesefalse reports 1 areja‘ll the pretence: for the ' r“mte=flotrm

. ! I 2' . they were only pretenees, 'a‘nd that the'Diuent- er: were thetr‘u‘e objeCt of theft“? .the mob as many of «home gentlemen who have 'sufi‘ereri fromvthe-eiotew‘ere “ffmm‘ "ness 0t .t'hecorntnemoration' meetings had no.

em. ' It is true, that, in. Birmingham, the‘ majority _were'Dissenters, but his evident, that-they did not with to'be distinguished as a party’meetin .,wl'sen they did me- me what it was evident'finutt hinge-conformed, in orderto- ' v- I ~4'or the cmnmissions whiéfil he d .in the army. tggll thejf‘t‘ggmaljties prescribed by the test act,7lhd‘m never was present in a-ediuenting meeting above once or twice infin mi; altho‘l have the. reatest res ’gai'fi"‘fot'”‘ , aissenting‘iorlifid i' ,, i It'no'w; among whom are'severalot the. late un- forttlnate vicnms, ,men at peaceful. respectable, and loyal, as any in the kingdom. But asthe subject 'of the cranniemoratioh meeting was

_ quiteunltnown to the ignorant pai'tof thepeo.

_ pie, it gave anoppgrtunity raising any lies

that the'persons ‘c‘onéei'ned may-'53 discpv‘ered. - , :hedaeeonding to 1mm. soogat‘the ‘ gem emenot'Birmin'ghatn, ,whoxhad concerted '

.Lafiy; m "ma‘k’em a a. t ‘ ’

cit; Chairman,

whom!-

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