The Express. — London, England, 1850-11-26 00:00:00

or itra , 0 , 11 / 14.4 1 1). /I 19 Po": „ A y, 0 8 Al p u Oh *. A' isse*d Its l 10. CA"' wring ETI6II ;a , yra 14 le dtm dent' wit • ti asp lieu' c s IP L I C; ladrf lOW Mr. C claw rye' ata,f brra fe▪ n pe ri l It r Mw wr *llll (1 -0 01 11A , rill. Ml' r 1 pawl U. ft* lib Ilk • la VT( isg frf P 4l etc bw Rbi Lei her al np Mai de. T:( Y Itl th Es eh It U ti ti b a r. It a m ir a • • • I. 0 11/4 4 0. fair fre K ~r 1110 010 Mg., t-- ---- rrirvae be-. me eban vedeurikat rtaihabear or,ol- .7 *e a jetsererlsr +7 ern% en ▪ " --s iiit say emirs' seer the gersesseel. sr Wee. ”" ---- s. a war repleyment ia the siell uniss'ef her m eth - - . wa rmest; sed saystembse esespdsgss rise a p ch. geminmeat gem er sereing ben • to m " — ti ga, sten thereby reale kb seat is 'fiber W ▪ . ' e The secretary le geveramer, the selseney-• __..H i tic - 'mad the treeemerreseral, AAre tie privftenef: 16",,...d' it the discussion of both b assam et ea t bop l""" . tee p ee way be emonmy be the explearissi say no' - ed b y the gerearest, bet wiliest %deg w orm Pr°P;" •.I';,,‘ 'TA; Buse of Agnes* shell &Mee fa ewe , ,11 s ppotet its ewe rise, sal w legliladve sr': ;;;,,t elm choose its ewe egodua sairegpsist its ow o d • or ,- ,- m ember of both hour rail melee a .. The tined by l aw , p as espeonwe l a . i _ ... . 1 ~ 1 1 .1 0 e anCei to be •"' 0 0' 1 7;21 , i a " dui". or shall con troths , • 9 8 •Henhist .. Att.l l M . 01 "" rs peeled a 12 eeleadet -,,, a Iwo v yam, a o tut a " - a - e'.l t out intonate betimes the last ends, ef the 10' lb • o n e session and the int sitting of No Mat laws uit ts 0 110 " • ,., k ,. it T h e I/Menne 1117 betel:4lM bills fa richer 1.. t or Mara Ws submitted es Ms with war Gi 1 )4- - sa tioaorkli the malaise of pormy -..d rti la reenlist era " -31 ,:, 't2 ll be introduced Ism is re Amesektp. *al la:i. '',' -h s : orioioa •• to in either hew ef periansfeL I ti b t d :1 8 1 1 . T'll - 11 - - election of members des die Leedasera ca ..i. ire by the peneneadded ea Meg den- Wag 16 no ato the o eol All --" ame eseekties at seek disillen, l " '„ .„,d by him, awl see mere Own the ''' A Mal • and ice the byeaskersr .. :7 7 ,e" Red il'a *Ws, le tit ' P• ur- r t h . errs of the penes as peesserileVie: rat s ..,cion, e . al„":, 1" l4 The comer stall liar the perWitilleselve IWisat.';st-aut. t - any time , , be b t er ho w e ith ball oat er st berfe as vie pe ew dometer O Cowles one bows or coon de. :4/ I " j °t Queen and the two amebae. of *Jelin was ' Alljja, Tee within the code ay. is thaffaesa sod l in swi of parliament en or nee lief loses Britain, *ewe **sr Klieg maniediately Mies ow paw% sr la *I f Mr I' pre.en {alive, thingenemer. pisses e n , ;;;. Toe Legislative Coeuseil sad Me* of Mimi*, ga ,,,pect,..4 have the pes* ta far • pad_ apt/4614f ova mho of order, and aft oats* reser eibMbneAvel , ~,t *• , v, scot al sabissts sad queetiewhe Maielethy eriotter aut,s. the isoprene , 'peahen, or presidisg members, bu il ..,tia i t TOW, in can on asy point the votes shall be aqua.. Ice several articles were then rat sameately to the vote, s ad s asaincm•ly carried, with*, ow of the Bth, to ii V iin "n Ur. Maynard mor so , d r t, emoaded by yr. Crain, that the unalienable fir of the geese &whet 112 , 1214 be t h e poserelea =property of the nay ell,uool. " eaternimbered," ama wk wa g was i t,,bgetly averamry to WWII IM in=eriere Mae mou b e , Ile believed that • eleeng mold be lenad se tie soon this subiwn illie maresattle seat gom ity. Nas of the other mmr7ldeama. however, ap praise aids in this view; smal the whole draft brag pet, was althea with roes orplaseh. lbws. Maynard sad tar aloe. deserting. lives then resolved that sorrel des draft be trasedeteil le the sterol municipalities Wad lIIMI boards the colnay, with a mama that they would lortawith he 'eject .attora the ratepayers, and obtain aa exptweelen nor artier, to the form of petitions to bar Majesty the Gar n. On 2 ankle by Mr. Maynard, who declared that, altimrllll tihrom ea sae piint, he iseedlilly agreed to the general rei..es of the draft,-the reeks el faselMira were voted by esamatioaM the sleeted esenendessy teethe able, zealous, l a mdevaudeat tamest is 'dab they bad dierargod the o'er+ dry rallied se these. lions air resolved, dee a newt sieelag of the ishabit ist. of Ospe Tem be heldzi=r the Lowe-tall, to be • the peeper& dean Ire la oraergessee of the resignation of the four mem le- whole awns were appended to the "Reasons ix dment," palliehrd in the Eeprees of Nov. 19, the governor had kind a letter, constituting the remain ing members of the couscil a board of commission f A framing • constitution. At a meeting of the munici pal c immiesinners, held in the 26th of September, after the, usual hurries had been disposed of, the haul proceeded to take up the subject of the address which had b , en issued by the four ex-members of fps Legislative Council, and tt was resolved : 1 rat this board of oommbelosen have learned wide tee h,, eel setittactiOn the distermisaion of the tour as-eiBMY Vol. re not to enter taut the estimates of mesas awl ear n•liture, bat to confine themselves szelasively lie the I it , . for which they had been delegated, Basely, to mike il waning ii ouritation for this sisal sad dial, Me be. 24 lamed to take the estimates into alnelhillaimn an War cootie w.s.opee to them bat to Melt affl riells slop, tarefocei merits the full &preliterate oldie Mr. Maynard suggested that it was extremely de,trable that they should avail themselves of the see tici• of these gentlemen while they were in town: and after some conversation as to the best mode et etfeetio4 Jiiv object, it was resolved that, in reply to their ether, them foot gentlemen be invited to men the board of comealedoners that evening in the town ball, when it was uesaiesonaly resolved.": Tu.it Sir A. Bmakestatesea. Bort., Mr. Istluoste Brand. Wein. V. W. Rats, J. Peistaire, and J. B. Wiest, sew ',trent, be reisested to draft such a onnetinntea m they ilvil deem beet calculated to most the asses awl Mier, sad to repemitat all the interests of the Wean la air, alter ham, done so, to inbuilt the same to this beeekke the purpose of being laid before the public. The four ex-members having severally expeanial their readiness to sot in accordance with 6a ge•ii• bon, the proposal of Mr. Brand to send • &Walks to E-gland was again introduced. and it was moved by Mr. Breda and seconded by Mr. Maynard : Tb a Sr A. fliochenstrom sad John Fairbairn, Esq., be elonom to take the draft cementation, whoa completed, M bobtail, and to me their best exertions in order to he Mac suctioned ; and that subscriptions be entered Mee he tt, pubes. of defraying all the secoisary espouse. The chive " dra ft " is the result of the labours of the* gentlemen. A Large meeting at Stellenbosch had also heartily approvi dof the proceedings of the four unofficial membera and of those of the municipal commissioners Consequent thereon. NEW ZEALAND. We have received a complete file of Wellington In ,l. 1 .. o•lents from the 29th of May to the 12th of lane inclusive. The Independent of the 29th of May reports the capture of three sperm whales at the station of the Messrs. Rhodes, Ikolaki, the first instance of sperm shales having been caught by a shore party from the middle island. It is added that shads of them hate repeatedly been fallen in with between East I Cape and Port Nicholson . In the same paper we find a remonstrance against one flagrant abuse which is alleged to have crept in under the "cheep pan sage system." It is stated that in consequence of it being left free to the captains of vessels lading under this system to sell wines to each passenger as might) have thi m, several have literally been transformed into floating grog-shops, and that many young men have thus been brought to incur debts and contract habits , of drunkenness. The Independent of the 15th of Jane contains an interesting notice of the capabilities' of the Wairanpa valley. An extract from the Otago News of the 12th oft May, in the indepsnderst of the 29th of May, conveys the gratilying intelligence that the revenue returns for the first six quarters of the settlement . " existence show a surplus over expenditure of 9201. The independent of the 12:h of June announoss the return of Captain Imprey and party to the Within!, from an expedition undertaken with • view to find a road to Port Cooper. They went about 120 miles up tie c iuntry in a southerly direction, crossing several streams, all falling into the river between the White Matt and Cape Campbell. They discovered en opening into the Port Cooper plains, but a heavy fall of row compelled them to return. They entertain no doubt, however, that a fair road for drays may be made be tween the Waitron sad Port Cooper. The party saw two birds standing each five feet high, supposed to be emus, and made several interesting botanical disoo- Neries- They report the ooeatry over which they travelled as eligible for sheep rens and cattle stations, and some of it as well wooded. In the Adepentlent of the Ist of June we have complaints regarding the condition and management of the government b ig. She is repressing at being in a most dilapidated condition; the amosedation for passeogen is said to be execrably bad sad the charges extortionately high. It is able Whited Uhl owing to the brig's having begs Mama at Auckland for the private trips at liseasiro Grp she arrived too late at Woatvbia la envoy M Janice Chapman to the Autumn Pitting, if the 11,- prem. Court at Nelson, and that in eassiganale two Prisoner were discharged without trig A letter, dated Nelson 16th May, which appears in the Ind e pendent , of Mullet of Juan states that the aressioo to the population of the setdemest, received by the Lady Nugent, had been mod Toe trial of the titres men emeasrd =lir et John Ellis, on board the Geseeal Pekoe. bald we days, and terminated I. the Alai elll 4 Aulla aid' I Jones, and the masterdom of seeds, 'be verve ara tooted to death, and ordered fee emeadea an the 16th of 'mesa Mout Cook. Up to the 10th be had mode Ito confemion, bat vellel 11811117 lalelligence bad bees ressived at Raw P 1 M the lath of Jass, overload boa d the t he of %a caameauestie et thou port. la the ( Int Court. WINDISO2:Av • Nov. W. Us Qua, with the Pitmen al, drove eat this maw la a isypastes ta Pah. °eked heekkg, lhowary Weltlag, attended as lareibeek. PtilleAßatt east eat theothig thle Atseesa, Moeda by lab Ilaba g lastioy, Lleat•Oobbaill Use. C. B. Phipps, Oa. I. Om wad Lint: Cel. Rea. A. Gerdes. Th. Vet Sidi tbsk essassesaid etriaea The Rik& et had eiall TAO Chaffee Walsh" AA lir Ilear gai g= !Ay Otsy c E kir yfroted is Who at ;be Ora *My ea a Aft es the me the Wage. 'Ai pant u the ' Wade. Al Web Ilia ret Seat, the . L e: e r a ti llimihagt tit e ec ta= sal Illselos is Tiv; _ tift r r a i = of Oita* AI &MA WA well altereare own Mr. Jaws Preaddest i of Oral(Mare. Mr. B. IldieriblearetolingtiKelliesa Kr. Z. J. Korewood, had an ieterwiew nftlkWlK 11104 is tie Cabala! oaks yesterday. The Right H. N. T. Babies, M.P., sad the Mayor of BS , d 1 haag s a c tarto with Mr George Ora yrs- Uttar II the Capl r el ihe Louden sad North Western Railway Ousepup, sail Mr. of the Great Waters Sal + l 7 OlodinoM MI as later/fine slth the Cseendelosers et Itatiorms miliarg, at thole elks is the Beard of Trade. The Finance Osamaittee of the Royal Commiestan toe the geollitima et nil asst yesterday at the Dosed of TM* list4lmiplisk the chair. The atimisaimen, ka of the parish of tat Jame. assolsihm et :Mr. 01111111/11 Ganes /obe hiss ems e ard Do Maley, Mr. H. RYA Mr. Hoary lin Joist Werilemo,ltr. Pyramid' Saw. Mr. Thomas end Mr. Jan W. Gebeisk lad ea toteewlew wide Lod Saymees at the ease etter ba r t zty's Conniellsnese it We ll ou g le 4s e T ed Forests. is W Mr. Pox had as interview yMterday with Esti Che ilmonst Palmerston left town yeshlsday for Bread Hall, Romm. Ma mat et Vinous ltribasmo. Despatebes ~ kcett the:: .41.. tie North Animism embalm Atoi. Ma , the ilerwamPid 21 'w ZcaLedasi Vaciptomea'a mei resolleed rolordoy st Despatches were slat off Lit evening from the Consist-Am ler the masers id Heel-Zeal add Ceylon. Mn. Die n= is writing the life of Lord George Beseech. He has oadertakse this literary teak at Me request of the Duke of Portland. RETURN or LOU, TOZZDICITON TROY CltitoN.— TYe aM Orisseel Compeers stessur, Rapes, swivel as lisatbeingtes yeasalsg siewsees with the has Cell the lailime MY. Assets the peowsgers by the oa ms Lad Tealestre, late Oeversor of Coyle.. LAW INTELLIGENCE. THIS DAY. COURT OF Byrn ILL CoatiMMlna I.OIIIIWOOII Ire 11 Douai—Duerr= Aim unicar This ease, the preview proseedings to ere reported elsewhere, wee .finis allied ea. The parties were nye stated ma es the previews day. Mr. Lamina said be held is his head • latter which had bees sessleed by Ids sliest. Hem Mama Ears mod Sloworte melliteee, stating thee elli s 5 ewe barmaid se °Le to Fah dire terwthird• of she Weal/ Chromesis Are lOW., sad to lake the liability_of the whole of the debt., provided UHT did sot excised lOW , mai imsal oa the proseediage to bank ruptcy beteg annulled. His that, Mr. Doyle, was power less as the proseedings In baakraptey prevailed him from neg . otiatieg ; it war therefore for the Feldman creditor to t ke the maaageomeat of this elfer, whisk wee evidently a boas fide eae. It had bees made tour. Doyle ; and, he us &mood, a similar oat had ben made to Mr. H. Hassell for els share of the paper. He would t therefore, suggest a res. soluble adjuieuramat, as the auderstauding that the joint creditors would be paid 20e. is the potted ; sad that then the baskreptcy sheaM be umalled. Yr. Bagley use aet prepared to state whether the oiler . now made woad 'Soot the object of paying all the creditors; he had rely j terseat it. The diftulty wes, tha . Ed ward Reseal, the patitioniag creditor, could sot b e n eined in Ludas. His Hewer stigma& that Mr. B. Eassell might now be examined. Mr. Lawrence said that that would apes the whole ques tion. Perhaps Mr. H. $llllllll might efts:wards be examined by isommakeloa, t f aeceseuy. After a seavenatioa, Me. Baglig o s i mid kis wee iastracted that the Jolla debts did not exeseA His Hamar said be was very unwilling to stand in the way of as adjadiestioa, but here it appeared there were no overate &thin The great difficulty was with Mr. Edward Hawn, but probably this might be done by oosantimioa. If he would prepare a debtor en I creditor statement of the whole treasastioa, to be aterwarids verified as • depositioa, that would be the most satisfactory onus. It wee ultimately &rouged that Mt. Z. Ruseoll's swains tioa should be takes at tyre ceteack. CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. THIS DAY. OLD COURT. Wean FAA nwheassa. Ammo= Patrons'. T. War tiers, a reopectsble-lookiag mon, eareesdered to take his trial for wilful and corrupt perjury : Mr. Robinson promeetted, sad Itr. Clines was mama for the doleadeat. The perjury in le the dolesdeatwee to ham bees committed upon the hearing of • plat* be the Bromptea County Ossrt. Nam of Ike lute were how ever pose tato, as It appeared that the soul for *o prooecution woe tumble to prodase the doesemata MINI the court alit* were swum to Oirt the coat, and the rink et the soars wee aloe set la arimMtape. The Receedor, is dlreMiai to leery to emelt Ike deism& ant, mid there had bees s briar* of *Wee oa assimat of what appeared to lift so be the melees of the eh* of the Ceesty Court is set atteadisg sr wadies the peeper dimmest , . The Ceusty Court AM required the clerk to keep s book sad to make *tries in it of all plalata and patticalare maneeted with them, and such entries were made 'videos', sad the book °seri to hare heed predemd. The Nasty Courts now permed a new and veep Important jsrbdemioa, and it wee eamalall neemeary fee the Warms of *e pablis that their INloOrli be endorsed regularly, and that army facility should be gives to process of this demi,- tioa. The jury then gore • verdict el Net Guilty. CNAZOI or RONSINN AND PODOBIT. J. Bata pleaded guilty to two eleargeo of Mean mew end forging a edguatere to a post-e•co ardor. It appeared that the rimer was the eserriegy to • basalt moiety, gelled the Order el Odd idioms &sob Sesiety," sad that It wee part of his duty to pay le the widows sad mime seaseeted with the seed* the weekly eel. weer to whisk they were entitled, sad *mho lied linked advantage of his position to appropriate different enumata le lie ow. use. Ho had sbio, it appeared signed s post ediee order balcon ied to soother party, sad kept Ike molest, IL M., and the whole amount of hie defalcations wee stated to be shoat aos. The prisoner was reoommesded to the merciful weselderstkne of the mart on amuse of his good *master, sad of kis wing a wife sad busily. The Recorder said that robberies of title ekrallittiew had • most mischievous effect, es they teeded to destroy the lOW flaleve• of the wellies-dares in eariagebanke and all isetitutione of the ems diameter, and thus premated *eat from beteg thrifty sad hushaading their researees. Ile would, however *eerie* all the eircametamme sad 800 what eenteace eight to pronounced. BRITISH AIIIIICAN LAIRD CoNTANT.—lradiedsy ; a special 'aural wan tb• sambas of tbls dos woe bald it the ether. New lined street; Mr. A. ;3 Is dm chair. Dm abaft el tat lost abasdat !mai' bra raid, the dulness Oath dad the dinthore had ea latormatlas bossmamit" bat they bad called ti th 'u i shar: Mitten sorbs, beers spins had beat expressed that the eseelsee el the oeseray agate take plume Amer thsa thee a year. lie was Miff re thy that, fres the sneer mess with had bees Slide does be led reistiag, *IN wee every mess to her that their Whirs swell eels promo a awe favouvable swath The arr dog the &dosses of therm fee rho railway Sed " = " ass=t mein the burn odd" sad with every mud to the rarity of the . The .'.Lary at Montreal bed meth red its as , sad the asperstka of dat clip bed saveseed 116,0001. la debaters. Under these elkothertaine the railway wee preeeslieg with way priers. of wathees. By the opening et 27 Whiled Wks Ow railway would be carried to Amiss, m:f t the pled* as th ma al the list, mad where duo lad to the satesat et 70,000 aired Tire ss == " theidith b Yeateed was 70 Mike, sad whoa Itho railway 'bead bo impleted thee far, A. erespaq woad be seethed to Neese govendoest aid With reges4 Ss tam stheedoes Oath defies the pre suet red the othswiselords bad Mated Owl they metaled the wasuateo lie rod ree lf Ant 2.43111 Zo was happy to thy dist ihriesden was is aikidos thedther4 earl - the reseed serer of the eveatry wee sisterWly laprevisi. Ti. sW era all the shares is this warery bed bra rid, with the empties el 10, mad orrasasthade wen Wes mods aria would dattalees lead Se the payment et the re lithseelpreprithwe exprered their sorkiesesee is the pesesedier et the dimmers, sad a sate of Quake 'wilt' beta paned Mthole gestlestes, the ~Nisiseparated. ! TEII EXPLOSION 07 NATRTSA AT 131A001131.--01 , Monday, two wrests were Midst the Ateetelord Wad. flesseesba, before Hwy Chimes, Saq.. esether. 02 beaks H orne, w Jaime*, esbeelauthes, thed the ' Edward god 11, both at whoa died kola the woe II Works they readred es the alike et the 6th ladasklo sa th l the explodes of sephthe width Nob piesat the sodtdie what roes. A thwart " =al death" liet rethased. Time dramas= miff ; trielr e at a Va l isa lli kt Is l . ; DslaV r-i . Sessimbs. ;DAT TER BISHOP OF LONDON AND AURICULAR • CONFESSION. • 'no foliewlag c•nisposiaes bail Won *lee LWAilla, Nov. M il = My Lerik—MO, No vallettigooi ot your wow, Moo mks Ina polo the et it ham as how your bedrolip, • oopy of leo MIMI% tint yovi i Aim et tti eorrestassi. 'la riat* MY tattotine - Isroiity •et Mot lotlte, aro la peas p mei to lkitk _MO IO was toil* tolosiod to mot yabtio 'Om DWI, If WM.& jpollebef, NI II your itelMedyillimoomt&iyitatlasibb , 1 at i roor Mayosspolathily lo draw yew II Try Waal* it wow that At voty olookato - d 2Eha is your tosiot Mow Moe Doti IoOMMIYM MO Mo M molt& . Itoit .a ina r tito obit& VW ware *WM IPS . VMS tilMip moon lo WOW Ilse Nilo tort ot memies" l le tasebs In So shin! that this merest edmissios of the by the us of the weed ..Baehr esatewlea" (. r a .,4 ealkalara is epplied to the Ikeda metier) will bs Immo by the Yarraaablag party as ea implied bp. V • g a lheit *ay preaches whisk your lordship meat t. bil o i ni see si t thee the ease* gives is Vat AM* will be sailed. Amid, fulls*, we her that yea WOW deed team mea authority is inear of the presidets width jut *Mum • illieerely mime that yea *geld sot weepy a palliest e f e a rthl, w i e=settelly .geese skit rim will slake owe y sad et year colgleal views es you bristly stated them la yew *arse, that the Wads it assay &limbed meabses of as. *arch asy be relieved, sad ea mask* rammed hem these eke dein It is endautog peed*. with* the elm* merely kabiiisa by it. lir, es y lordship le well ewers the sly mastics side la ell the staaderit et ear ela4ok ii "sailfish: toralsetioa" is is the tiomUy el lispeateasa, where* is aareesevedly eel utterly esdenued. Abusing that year bed** will believe that =Shin bat a rase el duty to yearmil soil entity to prreat _ether sppbestiese el a very Maw absentee lime Memo* ia the wrldes. Qe bae iitalreedbe eareolvee, . • ' • 5 ." W. WILDON CHAMP/MIL • ,bighoto 130-s B. MONTAGU V11.1.1/1/18. "L BDiv alw ABBIBL. elhaa, Nov. 99.1860. Bev. tad Asa Brablese4 thank yea Ise beast sallod ay abilities to what pas ersake to be es stablimoss az. reales le ay answer be a haw shish I remised Item the ROT. T. Bolas, WWI& MOWS/ has bees published arithait satpantheism. What I banded is say was, that by the " autiesbe elederima " I rappead that nen see said ralsratemil me to mem the Biala peutime et ems. heliat. sad set that had elt salaam whadi M eseagaissel es sada sad Islam by ea OWS shurob. 1 sweat to da tissue& bases that apes whisk the aura lei BOON Wilts 81 as lad=ablit d the flaal!. seassay to the hasivesess dams. sad that f lank it Bugles& permits ea bass is rae — yearishii. The lienor had el 'sabres In esedeased is the Ileseily Ilereetaes rata the sans of aesiteler seders& The ,ern Idad is the spree of fa the era I do set say but that if arty . do led theaseres tarred is ass- airs they may rpm to their leased ours ate rase, or term ether Gear leassed sea end show the rare and babe of dale esaidemis to Ikea, that they see nerve at role heal dr 'orderable rive of sayrises it sided the lees Mires liberty that be bra lo the sessaberiag el his sias, et it irk bees and hweerbee is re tree of direr as" %MOM'S." The dilbeeme barn the tree sharers is eked' elated by inheres there, gas . f disables' opposers el Perry are NM el Liss Jur 11. " Tia Porra," he sip, " do very wired, area tag selassahre the It•ltinsaties, writ they ay that the protester ere egret priatellolll6. dr Tare is a* sea Ides. Then I as ritester church but gives it that dos esteem sad regard that it ought Si bar. All that they have dose is to meats it • to set ft epos Its use beard headers, whir Is dese,'sot by re rids. private aresita r • rag asersay, bat ait. terra saes Si it es • thing highly ortvesiest is nate 0111111. IS Sll these isilasces where it ass be useful or serve Kay geed purpose, it is both soasiered and grossly ad vised ; that Is so en, when a sister either seeds die sties std areases for the ovenomiag some sin that he treat ester, or where he is as overwhered with the bear of his ins that he seeds the help of am Antal person to *rain to hies the term of the Gospel; to atavisms him it.. the Hely Beriptures that his repealasee tsl far a a judgment sae be sear of it) is rue sad Iran, sad will be accepted by ; sad, lastly, epos the full enalsatiot of Ms Este, sad hie judger* thereeres, Si Ida Ira the ab solutisms at the choral. la all these ere so prewWt who naderemeds hr atria is surest rival* as ; es the etalless, all the best writers el re prousters, say, all the nails sea/terse d the retreats whisk give an exert of illook MA, are mightily kw it, sad do seriory rear user it." (Bares. yeL I, p. ) Ile rears a our a reser hese Caldt's " Irides" (UL IV., 12), r whir private ender= is artily ..soar mensied, and adib—" The. be M. Oder, end a the aro place, when ho delk ersosersosildrasas crithssim.istk Ilut also speak a the broils at tits abersies. Is ester Se the emir rod earierns ahatsd eraissers. AM this sere of ids is his grad oar at the sepiefilesis "emilthis. I air, may be jailed Ar swell" he le Vs relit deriee is the maser is quite of ease= she* ad SIMS a sere • Edemas riper" "By essitera they nom mei ashore • to God. Roe emirs* to ear =terser Is an at hare, ear frafeides. to the shack is ass of fieris sears. is, bat rhea ashieha to • prier, which is that they all aortae essferies. bares it is whispered lobo his oar. Tide is that sesfeedos they make a norsay pirt et est wither which (apposing we have ) sis is sot foram." He then rotes the the Gored of That, which errs the private entries to the Or of ell mortal sins, era the air sear , rang\ they be esly is thought or dare, mud all the eherneaser of theme that may reap the nature of de ; ad desire those sootiest who say that seek ecialsers is sot by here law seaemary for the sada. lag et Misfeasor; tad he justly observes that "a this sedroles s autard I. the abash of Home, it la so far flea Wag • shah se a bridle apes • Ira to have • can of senusittag the seas des agars that he bath thee adored, dui, as the ossuary, it gives a gra easeersgasest to dean to seatisse la their doe." He soseleder—" Let all of es, rare% whoa we lad excels banked with the weight of ear alas. ark a God, sad subside% mesas, of the Jr seekers hi aim. If we seed either advise or eristease, a inedes, or mark we say all fa the rat awe at picas est Merest mitisten ; say, we ought is augers a de se, ales en wasting Si esiselas if we do net. Bat still, the seardat that is are obtain. rag oar pries mot war be riernied of althera to Ged. Wherry heady aid sazowfolly cadres his elas ii w, ad eadereen to laser then, wee a was I rall Id prise. `bather M mobs to re or ea." This the tree prearat dearite, sad let a all adhere to it and rear h. It seer se that the err* et laglasi deem se' ea. ewer knew or periorial private esesisa, darer el erre wash is se daises es mot le neer remiss est ; bet that she does eel fear her swabses a have roar Is pier sureilia ea what nay be rad gnat spritual imerieseks ; ere whore se* coders' k 'raper ere saegdad j that it is es raisers te Maas wor mer rare then • day, aull that sea are set to berhorted. et eves triad, to parrot ft, ewer la the rare harm he wit* rabies is aide he reollisse of re rusk. I Sir that seek esakedosibusitt be wholly eat I. an be "sae tarry sod mammon" sad thee the rarer ito when it is are Ora fablell' ire raiser, a rida whir had a the efisairroad thelisakk giver. 11=4, art irk tMl shelsordades ought abe essieessed. 0 Ger hawk," milers, (ia his liodeneles d re Okra of Lehr) " dee rime the rarity of rib • osehedis a le add Se re prase el tree reputare-ra oseirles Si the rarer of God may be metal he ordeal rise. al be the stir Ingot asy or's eseeskier is seder to a prille, or • herr death, sad partheidj eider te the rdral nevus - d the holysmei - ar.' Dr. Hey this tai "the real Pair= el ea alandy is snitcher the ire al ..or sereides, est ai dirsora time rester milimg seasetliuWl Wenger berm • alder tad akw ifaskiei t ameihros was peeks* Is threw of epee her to be bear to elee lib any whir the esesiblesai dare sir rat rag he i t seindaht d• haferalls isheilides ia the area of err awe MA SIS. *SOW obsereseis, amd trier" parer Ityroft sal miles waist disehiss die pried oremati aalr des,er weakish( tie intealesalieseerhastribMirs betwess airier sad 'ars." " The "ORM WOW oar catuaris to aloha Yrolibel w and it is lord eaa Ice our last ereasiles is arra nits; bat what the mad Is isestered with stesells. se debilitated by terra sides Is toestoi, aid the rah should be "marl to get Ivielt err mar or serer spiritual " emir sr orneer" . sidle has Wish is the reds of the shank. " his broil ell shale the," tteha Win. I nenhesied, the scare whir tie 'arum de • rives hea - Mieg augur by ass who remarried serape him, roe the authority of Gel's word, that if he is rely raker his des en feriae by Zia who aloes tea forgive tea ; sad who pays lorkisi, as ems deers raster that He Ray have mosey epos his, sr raise sad idler Ira from all his teas. I desetthisa that • dimmer a riess seelessies beers err to sada asp ere mire her of abseleties, sonnet fa the ~rile d • slic pass, hit whisk a arid bra le restribed. I may ran* that the 1111* ars, whisk erre el the Ms "ben a mso "askew his sane sad afasoa in it itersberdesir el his trathirass, sod se sears grad arasides esd earl hew hia," art rehire mans to the sties raided L ela the eras be the hdi arse air oar he the dills of the sir. I esel boar milibd *Ms sealiessies, eves as allowed by our rimed dank, arries the rear timers sad eardelates sa lie pert at theme 411111117M0S who easserege permit it Si perm tea arserog the @borrows at " arfetler caderies." I rasels, rev. est dew brethren, Tour Medal Mead eat anest MOhdek_ 0. J. IsOW. P.B. nave as ob jeers to the pdaismiadvaimer. The Br. Wass. Olumpsop, Valises, amil Arid 'Ms: as Quassm,it is about to de liver a el la Mans the is• Ithith thost Loseli—os• Os the Pion I t Pope Os sews- u the selef lb bathis Is allaililL = TM WS" a leseellz lb kedsl4% starthdess es the sine bye* et the orairoleasll I=l as lissassism—allosam. PAPAL ENI 26, 1850. C. 4447 Ifignacci IN THE CITY. A Fab - IIT *Wants, bank n, M OM" Sc Amdm.•••••mdb *pad Mayer vlth a regideldes elessil by a lap imam et Ss • Midi sf,- aim memallla sad bmidag PFP. 1 ,. 4,... Mid p•oladay ds WI emildlialL Tim 0 18 411 1 10,11110. 81 0.00* lididard7 111.d...yea for a CU, .1 4 1116105111011,1* Md. Imed•A I WINO" mossermise• 41.1dipINsiddips Sas** moo dm MK -liiisiMeasillo4l4l.4loooPme 111.01. Orib# l l4s INA abla B , olo Posies iik'w111.1 1 014: • , likeilddo Moms, sad spas.** *am We. Aimed assego• •AM: ladasadal edr J+Didr" ALP., Ms.- Ikedoroda. USINIIMOIN S.P. Alamos sad BMW Canim, A = Reisidasse's Alamein Wilson, lLsis md Sidney Miss& Mim i G. 111, Tevagr- 0. Daraft D. W. %Vie, Day* 14 Wasdi sad a istgramMo usubsis d the Usual IM baD mod* id 3 eidock (ti. Mar 41 416.1 1 10/ 1 40 . 1sedsed "ow Th• »- glad= mid aka semliesment sommitie tas. mar Thi LOUD *MS oboe id esid—la esnerasses of Tedeltlas 'art sari my 1 lave kit it my duty to invite per allearres heneliterp. and I we ear yea will seaddlar thee I' MI nip dirlregbg lay duty la sari yea to met ' lloloperee reestabg a araidtion *rod by is large • area bieftiftre Waft War of this great idty. (Hear, hear.) Or eltiel far whir we ere has arerbied, I red ram* shire bil re, - islet ef great sad roamer figerrer. via., ht ilsordur *bilk* wide twat • frOdhe arta if Nor Writ toratry are 1101111111. da l *" frporbilly dad ass a, snd the Uri ribitrterbiletted seireelga. grad sirrai. be 12 4 211110 h. II we be fir you then to doestritraphi as . . Who resiihrie heir rest grader ' Illerfeiratir leg bee lie Moe 'lll% ritimilW/ ripe to topper die ogrelliost. ' `'''' " • • • - • lin thee ease haws* aid in proposing theist or, elatir, add he demised, is the Ant pies estLlLx year his deep hairdos at the peat. of • =6.ersonriag to divide or rusty ire tedisres . ga ' sad diatarg to us la what way reel dir ride shall be severer Me the farm (Hoar. her) It hos re di W most tairodalatag and extraordinary ..1* roe he had over bard of that a pewee, an weak le saw wee at this tire, should hzazed.4had it ortimily to ry b e this ear ekes/ ebesse)—erse to be dhided eat, es she S daiesi ta el e d Mkt Ow *sell be Coned epee se the blokes of is *di piste (Obees, iseakter, sad mime 0 "we weer bereolL, ' It was set niesseary for Ida to dearth to *ea the selordelee whir Mewed epee the aresedaary of P be Ismer these—(bsor, bess)—Me be was sue that were all is thanes* aide widt the bikinis NM , eelesease all perm mired under the SIMI& of Raabe& that they woad egress to the rare say aroma to lab nett it, is err to wartime the aura of Hasa. (find ranets.) It ins son erserSp to bka to lei *5 "her oohs of the monatty raised ia to of the to take the meentre stops to pat a Mop to take r = ees—(bsers)—aad it wee with peat ntleasties ale= be saw the detanninatioa of tie mereolga to, iste r so she reterant hatitutions is disk sad le rile tallest runt. (Hear, hear.) If, try bed rear object in meeting together at des dry is was arassary la ceder to row to the serwelga fa that iikkeitatioa she right rest upon the rigged of re whole erwatry. (Load cheer.) lie banal it re low r it ellZee w suMmet to pot down the Ileilleleimeate of I Rees, Hcot he thought that resetiag weed abut that it wee proper government should be Willa with the seessaary powers for the purpose. (Load alto of, " Her bast.") Probably the best way of letting it Worn their would not tolerate such insovatioas is this hell would be to empower the goverantent to = teatimes back :in to Barra The Ws pea rashred by um a readelka denorreg the rear proseedings of the Pope fa essehlkikag esdoderhel 411,- 1 , trots la this eountoy, sad opportieg sollbitbek awl bishops to preside over thee, al ea leseldhaleithe Weenie, prerogative sad the conetitatko of the anatet e =l; an isterterear with the affair of the Seta, with oar national Independence. (Clear) Akleramsa THOMPSON felt brag Wady la having been iovitad to meaand this err= I sa, Ptha Zd a t having re opportunity of addrere hew • belly et his fallow chinas for the purpose of the earls root fitting seder the 01/MMitelitill 011 their diger to the arrogance and presumption of the For of Irks sell his erlemaries Imre, who In his onscienos he believed* he mulereariag to undsratine oar religion, oar liberties, rd oar sliegionam to that soversien. who was so deser vedly endeared to an by her miry virtues. (Load ream) He said advisedly arensining oar allreisnos to sir soverelk. ("No," and mach cheerier!, sod ales of " ammo) For what was this thing, " brief, •' or " bull,' or whatnot was t ri= 4.., bat la peist of het err ing Irelord ea • rea rig, sled Melding it into airier thereby Maniere ret we wore dimesed with be Ohm* of Ragisel, sod were reedy_ to tura se the L issa Ole* elates ? (Chess re ekes et " No." And look sit re skein pukka. at *elk pewee this lefa seal* (Ike, hem) The gene et liSad • the besets et he poet, kids sist kin es sibs j son wealthy weed be ready to eked his to her. (Lend IMO ses the tease et thoMp uill a 1 Rene t Asks ) yeasts. (Hoer, bear.) And lie be. I lined thr 10 eat et every 100 of his gabfests seed be reedy to dorms kir at any roams the spesetkity offered, sod to do as lad been done Won, had Idea a suit of ekshes »s able kin tonere his ere. Mr. lIINGZH, who wee met with rod ormeshisa, and b sa sit t l it i semorted that he woo a rubber el Ate geelestaat MA OS meaty le stocks, wed set "kik a Isar. kg the soda, to treat ol e =ito= ai r s : wished *on torsokser that whir possoi, UM losikeest, LOM hi& lisse• est Wks sake* skielless. adored the is was lenteedide hp pest raid is *saws Whelk seises obey pensive iho la searkes alma& kW. (Cries et " Itkoe.") He weed ass *Mks wee right by a rehesses to Lord John ProWs epostins nods at the Ike (Mei laterroption. and arise of a Are yea gelog he err an delleadomeat ?") Tee, he did melee to nek ea aseseleset. (" What Is it ? we weet have it") His *lnt was is lien eat the words In the molars whisk were rims. (Oh, oh.) He proper to leave oat the wars whir derma the rem, s* of 1 Boma as ironies of the ereereary of die Cream (Odes of " It west de, Father linger, " sad keener.) The lalsereptioa ooklaski, Yr. Heim retired ken the pinkies auk* satire him eseeseet, sod _the rushiliss was put sad weed naldt the nest sWisiesee sitteden, Mr. CUMMINS_ (a beaker) nos le awe the neat we Intim. Til• swat we et the .eels(, sad the seen I eadsest posses at kiss le was esetkeed, seek nit reedy that the sallisoli ebb* had sena the. together rms or *bleep aad tbrebblog kunst to the Wows et (Hoer, beer.) He Weed then to somider whoa *kW obi* had beau esposte to malt km essokkeies bad bow assenehboi ? (Be.) Had Wed I besets keo esaisated or the /knee 'stinks of at See la tisk alleplone? (N se) Whet swami bed bet Os sodest et Oe Hai& pie* in o, brad Newt Had* set be. to assengo dinsolost kit *Wise, to keen emy attempt to Mesas sod ads the esedities et ths bile pee* ; to steal the laiseass of Haw, sad, it = a , to bohw tide sewn ales seder the sorrel of the Peps? (Cheer.) The peen* was a -e between pretestaatiele sod lieseadm. eidl., Seep the week whisk oar feretatbers had no to men to es the Wrings of proreleatisr, he lewd *et es* • &drubs et tie pootensat =I Oil eselloyworld sow ni z ia lls m e N th Is mid se be Mom) a la this sittemplei they woe en only lak* the el bet ar e : also the shied et ewe the Edna* stk. thaessives; ob, bellevelk fre the nest pars, to be seek* splast pari desaleadea. E dbo freer.) Item. Ova nice pok eseabided by posselag a fle lie sib's thet the es el Mu satin =the ire PG .Fleet tor made Dike* Provides*. semi t o *dr Modem hos eskelsolisal denim dea WALL M lli g g :r.iiier the eassialles, saki this he was n aserly eased to kiss. ismes sw at Ws kid, *at be *kid haft hesleasit le so Mktg. had ke set=y hit thst es emit ea semis* as the sue* It re*, a dely et every eat to *seat lisere awl avow his Wok/ sod bee kr his soverege nil he his essay. (Chow) Mr. Walks" here referred the meeting t o o a paragraph lio be ate la the Drat rim Courier, I • ik it wag surd that the Hems sekolis Weep Gilifee, la delivering • israre. Ale reiredos to theorems* kesotissa id the goverrisat to refuse le ranks the oral ball, said that if the pear Mt 'maid le to, " the boot kik* at the sad seat weed, II the a .... 0 at late =rWhi 10 the rights et W shank tem Hoeford to re those rights "—a ass ill shied eassaisa, sal esoTr= bal awe* a seek beiz a st la tbo lowa-- sad that at b Oars oat *et • time would ems whes ask* . weed is kid is the dust, sad Is.. weed asields her meal the amiss. (Mess as i .) He begged to elk reds b 7 trarralho d lbet the sovennsat were es What or *ta. to Hear, hear TM LORD TOR tea ease ( forward .) sad read the resolution, ott tat it weed be •sesatly his rtrz a ask the raft whether they wear' weer the raWara simply is It wee, or with sa ailitisa sow abut to be report to the. by Mr. Lases. Mr. P. LAIIIIII, whth he ogreed with the feed etlea la re shrift to tmer freedom bur frolga dwelar big, weed odd to it that we wear att es t= dards ardostreardeadea. (Ler drra) "Sr. ma mho bed b sea inns eve set le di, " Let tins r 4. 118 arse wee slasere—sed ; Ws rem out. (Yew, vibe is *en maks saes bias" bet to the= flab, he or was a Nan. They had rifts* oil re to may has listaa, whother dry word salsa f se," and regrowing.) Odor, or kora or el ' vesper. He mod - a erns, abase* as sawskby ark, Mwe Um_ eaWag bat act wore mega kaiser of pro- Meer et Uslkie-ibee Wes es., thee or Treeeeziews, were IM elberlag a the &arid (sealeter mad ebesee)—be wield eell am thee dig were die plower. jail the educable Si poyerl. Pons) Taieeke• be would save ea addlika . tbe, !relation width be hired mold receive thillegiwobstko of all to mot. Leeds *ea sent Ids sonsdnest, shish the sub due, sas that " the is a i leb It to lee** boatedes ilaty humbly to data eiewed lie V a le sad gam the Wombs Of praskes late the sesbilhed easel by rosy Ammo el &as *sod of Other ikieseest, and that t gi heir belief wee ftet sot only great t had bees ns to We espeolea eyes the of the Qum bat that dare to tthe wee Me he , boa the elebeibbd :Ns des* hem tlatmeelLeedilly Mit *Mem " Abbess& 151Ditir, Is sesamillag the rid that so use r ttssl.M wad *iv these seineeibiessei Tithes* alma. 8. ippeled is the .msa tosolat to thb eseadesest. KA.111101t01:1011 sold Ibsen the Phate ma* eves We le leek she 4 ehees be eyes lb H. vas sot with a... Ail he should be bojeleemed. bat le was hi halo epithet darkness; and atheist he sew asset lapin to as _w the eft If Popery wto pit pet* is it. be Imed these wet greater dames te Ow awes leridag h . at en awn see" Mew, hear.) Id woes emoting's. ad he (laid le bat he asked dies how Is soy temps: they sad Mem the Peso melees at the tom lbw they spoke sleek NMI to these who Wore soy adeasesiss ths taste decides wields the shy* slablidieleat P At 9ztord than was Jesaltied sad they peered eat beet met lie mu ~Maa , inpremated with Osplettoal Ms the pretest's% laity. %heroism, to Pik pranks= hen Sudsy to Sunday, and If they uythiag that meld an be cuir sa lb s y n t a he word of Old, to leave their misletration. ( haw) The E. P. POCOCK thus the =Wag It setae salaam, but amidst a noise sad esatuitia so qtr .tarraptell, that althoegle ealy fist et da psatafins the reversed gentleman, we weld an dlMlagatia Mee links uttered. d the oase Mr . . vip. D. T e .. , lllßß eiev an ste t y edd bad resse te soada winning, first, th e e supra a finis Qum .. ,posed to all tents ionisation ; in etil .Item all erten ; sesendly, the nal t a t:tiy.t.:frotrtemd 13 11 : ; Wil t sami ltass —( y, to oppose the enemy met to the enemy within. This was what they to ..aids sad let them take care they did their duty. (Hear,liaar.) Let them number what the Dead Bristol said the other day—(cheers)—gaoting from sae of the ansinst ‘ p, " That when an error crept W the o shush. it mu the *Miry • and that the fidelity end atifigalr died . oii were alw ays to be found ia the gnat hulk of Kee hie (Mtesos.) Re wssid sail thissabso, w ise Ikig inimilid ilk Mewl at es do DM of the Mem; he ammo mhos is sheers in oar own *auk whom plestiost had thell attempt —(mar), and had led away. sad U g e t = ,15bad assay more, not nay to the urge of Rome, but . Moat (Cheers.) He trusted, theredere, that they Ist saly pass this resolution unanimously, bat that My essibl show their detestation of meted= innovations by leaviag the Pemba parsons to gesticulate and carry on their hktrioales to empty chasehea—(hear, bear), remem bering that the church was not the bishop nitre the clergy, but the body of the laity. (Load sheers.) [ Mr. ROSS was glad to NO that the protestant spirit had ' wet died within the hearts of Ihtglialden as proved by the prosent meeting. Dr. Witness had said ' the agitation was subsiding into • clerical and piamhiel agitation. If he were there to-day he would see that the whole body of protestant Bugled ma mikado g, and wee determined to do so until Ithey sasseedeil is putting • stop to the encroachments of I Bona, and sou back Cardinal Wiseman to his master, the Pepe. He sessinded by calling upon all classes of protest- sate to unite Is defines of their civil and religious liberties. Toe resolatioe, with the addition proposed by Mr. Scar. bessagb, me then pat and carried unanimoway, with load Vellum Sir J. DUKE. M.P.—Though he had only arrived is I England on &Mehl night, he hued be should not be so prepared to address them as be could wish. Having am the • unounsemne of shim mating while abroad, be I felt it his duty as a protestant citizen and as one of the members for Landes to be present. (Chore.) The resolution which he had to propose he hoped woad meet with their unanimous approbation. It was an address 1 to her Majesty to resist, by all mesas in her power, all Meet or indium atteupts oa the part of a foreign prince to extend 1 easheastioal power in this country. He had seen today the address of the venerable primate the Archbishop of Castor- ' 1 bury, is which he rejoiced to mu that he neatened, se became • protestant prelate, those semi-Romish Moms dons which Is sows of our churches had reontly been introdetood In the mode of conducting public worship. He wee glad that Lord John Rowell had also coins fcrward with tome protestant feeling in denouneing the mummeries gift oa mum of our own churches. (Cries of " At Pimlioo, St. Sambas.") And that he had taken his stand as became the First Maistu of this country. (Hear, hear.) Mr. AMBROSR HOARE said be would that the Pops of Roue could look upon that sessubly. He could then see in the busy city where every man was occupied with his own mum from morn till night, a meeting of 4,000 collected. He would surely say, " I will have nothing to do with this deanery." _ (Hear, bear.) That popery was enehat.ged and oashaegiable, they had had a fair specimen within the Ma month. They had had a specimen of its Insolence la the papal bull. eel a optiamon of its 'nadir:assess in the exposition by Card Wiseman. But es they despised the Woolen* they should net be deceived by the insithousness. He was the last men to take from any class of his fellow sientrymen say rights or privileges they palmed ; but *sly Ise them not interfere with our churn, or tyrannize Wet ear eonstitutioo. Mr. J. PAWLES said that the address to her Majesty was sot proposed in any spirit of intolerance towards Ho ma catUlies. The position of the meatier; was a defensive me. Having given every amessivable amount of toleration nesemey for the civil and Wigton liberty and the permed ambit of their Boman eatbolis follow-subjeets, they had no right to expect this attaek hem their hands. (Rear, hear.) We believed two thimgil ' the first, that shoes who had urged this aware upon the mart of Rome were m a :Le : e e l =at of the published . MAI seeratry ,• and the ny of our Rotuma WWl@ brethren here disapproved and were MVOs to it. Mr. Pavia then rood theadd ress to the Quin, the (morel purport of which was to aims* her Meisel" that the teadereigood approached her Majesty with Sasses sad gestated loyalty towards bin royal throne and pwsoa ; that y bad sun with surprise sad indignation the proceedbmp M fussily takes is ths mart of Rome of este. billing medeolestical diadem this kingdom, and of sp polatieg areiebiehope oad bishops to preside over the city ; that they regarded this step as an lamed upon the seastitatisa el this free impunity, and an attempt at latental interference that wee wholly inconsistent with ear animal ladejandenee: (Hsu, bear.) That they Meted kith Karst sad regret the Measles Foams of Raman seresesaisis is the established daub which had been made by massy al the dewy of that chard. and they mums& their belief that Me was not caly an encroachment apes the prerogative of hoe Majesty, but that, as with dears' was to be apprehended to the protestant faith from it as teem the open - hostility of another skunk ; that they hawed the objest of the Pops was to mestablieh that Moly' domiestion the abregation of which bad bees sealed by the Mud el the s=r imi s : that they prayed Itti kit it Moron 1 the royal autkuity, the stab end reeldeg attempts to invade . 1117 — se the suestinaliss by whisk it was provided that no hisolt a prims. prelate, or potentate ought to have any power or siblisties wi th in this calm—(.bore)—that =Puled to Muse her Majesty in all thlege, and be, with the skim sad power to take Viessoros by whisk that pm ma indspoodent eagles amid ever be this lared whisk wee the me sehiserd of the = is esd the per. (Great demist *Sowed the reed. b ide orldem. MATTI.* CLARK seersded the seldom . LORD MAYOR said it was Ids big to amsesiss t i t retostiog that • gestimaa woo Amid= d spow inV;is the plie dat they boll NA mu hewed, bas warf did *Mk OM of • Ire red lee muds noise and denindea fres the dem wratiter 0 to reader him nearly lossedie. Hie "Mae we is mere ea anseadmat or impeovemed ea the address. Mask essfusion prevailed for some Hue, Yr. Singer ad Mr. Wire endeavouriag to maks themeless heard. UI.. mutely The LORD MAYOR said be was authorised to state MO the meeting that the gentlemaa who Lauded to propoee sal address u a substitute tor that mad by Mr. Purim had with. drawn it. The address wee this carried amidst_ t c row ing. Thank' WO/0 voted to — the ftrelgeW,liad the mutts( _.a. I separated about hall-peat four o'clock. hail MEETING AT BT. MARTIN'S MALL. Teetarday (aa stated in that day'. &qtrs.') • lair seating. seavessd by the sesamittes of the Protestant Asso ciation, was hela et Bt. Mattia's Hell, Inag.asre, to adopt swans .1 NeilltlMlNl ill OM authority of dm Popo. Tb. *Mb was takes at 19 eels& by I. D. Pi" Isq.,hasker. TM CHAIRM A N /mom vs laths Ms Mr. Iresbasid, Ler& Mh. sail ta• Em. - 7. Mash's Pahwolhs /Wei all *air saagabh abseass,'seli— How Ist woe We ass, dde Somas mo w erberesdl te Idle witb &hats, ad ost she ;stigma el lisr=l TIM was ths ausidera. Eitseht he have tbdt elrestbee. &WI bo bsse their dam% amid te a. lima ray —mining er lemperst—is t assholsat lerz6sme t z, 8 = 11 r(" No, as."l Ilhotell he sot ike ham I shah Waal, whoa. alimmt limisssi ? a i lltlOL IS di. Isaue of Ids eine pea •, Iss wadi to mil Mar Mot Id the Vedas, me • • rni.Lmul hew.) Wises as whet was Uvulas' .al .• Jo Ile, = F iiimae,iio. wails ta• ' hen' kW dothigh7 log Om by SW espeeissust it sib banes eisappnatilsisi bask Mb balks 'salmi to 'the Pastime tab lb I swee , iwir t, Pio Ness, WI, they "Netlss." • • ( ): Lot kin •• . IbtAlFAllyl= ibrilhoipmblist tacs — Whiiret esy =f A„,,, ~_,..,....1.7.1 7. .,: 5. ,.......7.,t w 5„ lillPi be woo—let Wm Wes; Is • leselme sd* hoz= leer, Mr.) ID we apt ass et MN hes saute is preleeled Mats. ) us tosid tee as* te shrouds ay * kilo twill.: d , ,as appostesTh Ibie he=tbe deems el tie *Asset Emmy ,brls.-** - ,Irlp u s i tl u r ga = W Malta ad by emer , IA WI 4.10 1 Mile 0 * gliga lie* ode up AM dads •set to M. (hletter)—prastleg tbadmelly el tam IP= • lies" ad be mid sew alk tbdt Mom ad bi - pestost, Ade et! , diet: , Melt to pepew fres per' (" NO. their Aide* ' 104 . 41: mil • Mg.) 11/bsiber the Fiselplemee fres wide as **. Om= 14:1 son Mft me , el st main wpm* wipes ter die mild wbes *a ard vs et ,ily, drew . 1 d set hr lbe ashoeoste in imb sad %hod Qum View* )wit• is* iik_ . be bat he *o . , beser el bsba =ste ed asotedea—be use sem may' Mar d ••• ell au von ties ilWil bask the yetis aid pm** the progress of this usurper. Cheers. At mot a wide, It behoved every earnest sad enthoth at OW -to regrind to such a sell, Is ray mei the whisk* oleadard of the reformer, sadism* more "tmetard bribe Nth ease delivered to the mien" (Oltaiali vibe Mas this mighty Philistine, who thus awl ea blood the British boa in his lair ? One il Arobbishop Wise man. A very little time bo tbs.& maid peeve whether or no he was a wise Man. (Chime) INN thoo, was tie Gollah. Was there ate WOWDodd lbws, with' s and a stone at miss is Odds the battle ? fat at but outer umr the • thmelth In the st ; David, fascist afil all tow of man, e i rt2 old " swo T r: of the ibem ; nka ' which" the sh * the West tae` 11ths Old. It the greet protestant 'Ad em emgibelindk denenseed end anathematised thereat &mike ell get tar gospel width wee " not soother," stood in Sok skint that day, his exhortation would be, "stand hal, I/WIND is the liberty'.whenwith Christ bath made yea free, and be sat entangledagait with the yoke of bondage." (Chews.) In his ball the Pops said be "had sot felled to implore the Mother of God sad the saints, whose virtues had made Ragland illustrious, that they would deign to obtain by their isterosmion with God the happy meow of this enterprise." (Laughter) What had they to fear from math a prayer ? Ron was Rome, with her many mediators : they know but of " ono Mediator, the man Christ Jens." (Cows.) Let them lift up their hearts to God, that he would be pleased to change the counsel of this Haman into foolishness. (Chun.) There was nothing to be leered, he trusted, for protestant Britain, either from begins foes with out, or, what wee as bad, from tales friends within. Let them cosaider the insidiousness of tnetarianism. Not many weeks back a young noblemen imenpied that chair. Whets was he nowt The avowed npreuntione was a traitorous deserter to the enemy • camp. (Rear, boar.) Let this think of Hoary Wilberforce as a child at tits happy &adds of his honoured father, and as a young men at his father's dying bed,—the only one of his thus pressnt,—and than think of him as drinking gladly of the cup of abominations. Had that man been toll at toe outlet that such would be the bans, he would have Arun from the prospect wilt home. (Hear.) Let those who held the bead sow forget their denominational antisocial,. Let those who " loved the Lord Jesus Christ in eincerity," and who were loyal subjects of Queen Victoria, make a oemmon as sault against a common enemy. Let them once more rally round the unfurled Innen of the Reformation, inscribed with fidelity to Christ and loyalty to the Quin. Night God in' his mercy give her Majesty the spirit of government; sight she be made wise as so angel of light to discern good front evil; is her days might the righteous fiourlik, and enjoy abundance of peace, the blessed integrity of a pare gospel, and the full and ten pediment' of love to Christ. (Cheers.) The Rev. Dr. CROLY moved the first reeelutios. He said he wee delighted to see es large en assembly convened for so important a purpose. Were the purpose merely per sonal and political, it would be important, but the muting wee Mill more important as being composed of proustania who were determined to resist error under ell cir cumstances. He had come forward not so much to speak to the immediate motion as to ask a question. His question was this—what bad been done ? Nothing. 'What wee intended to be denet The knew not. What had been even promised to be done ? They knew sot. lie was a practical man, and he demanded what great public body in this country bed come forward and pledged keel' to maintain the interests of the country. (Hear, hear.) He only echoed public feeling when he said that ministers should in the first instance have advised her Majesty to Resemble parliament. (Cheers.) That would have been no novelty. Parliament bad been convened for so trifliog a purpose es the quelling a quarrel in a manufacturing town ; whereas they had now before their eyes the greatest aggreasion since the days of the glorious Reformation. (Hier, hear.) With regard to the letter of the prime minis ter, he must winless that to him it did not appear altogether satisfactory. Having looked over that letter for some distinct pledge to the people, he had not found any pledge what ever. (A voice, None.") His lordship said he would desire the law) en to look into the law of the land That might be a very protracted investigation indeed, and he wuuld not have the great church of England saved by a Chancery suit. (Cheers and laughter.) There were pas sages in the letter which, he most repeat, did not gratify him as a protestant. It began with what, in all gentleness of speech, he would call rather a sarcasm than an en couragement) (Hoar.) Hie lordship declared that his alarm wee much less than his indignation. Now his (Dr. Cron's) indignation wee much lOU than his alarm. His lordship evidently mistook the meaning of the two words. He (Dr. Croly) was not indignant if a house breaker entered hie house, but he was very much alarmed. He was not indignant merely because an emissary of Rome came to this country and tried to raise a disturbance amongst them ; but he should be very much alarmed if he thought he cams here sheltered by men in power,—that he came to en incautious church and an indifferent people. (Hear, hear.) His lordship told them there wee another den ser infinitely more important. He (Dr. Croly) did not agree with him. No man amongst them could more disapprove of, was more disgusted with, or would do more to put down, what was called Trutarianins. (Cheers.) He looked upon Tractarianiam as a recruiting officer of Rome, to a eon of ecclesiastical jackal, content to live upon the crumbs which would be thrown to it, after the distrac tion of Christianity, by the nobler and bolder beast. But he could not bring himself to regard the danger firm the two as equal. They might es well talk of treading on earth worms, while they had the boa.coestrieter usfoldiug its coils before their very eyes; they might as well be hunting rats while the lion was roaring at their side; they might as well shriek from the shower while en inundation was coming with unabated force up to their doors ; it would, in feet, be to turn away from real danger, and to waste their energise upon that which they could trample under their heel at any hour of the day. He solemnly and sincerely believed that then was at that moment, and had been hatching for yam, a groat conspiracy 'gaunt the protestant rele• gnu throughout the satin of Europe. (Hear, hoer.) The audacity of the Pope did not surprise him. Why had the minister of England rant three pallets into the most important countries of the Mediterranean, in direct connexion with Rime ? (Hear, hear.) Why had he sent Into Greece a man who wee scarcely known except as the writer of the History of the Roman Catholic Association ? Why had he sent to Malta—the most important tonnes possessed by this country in the Mediterranean—a lint= catholic governor, who had refused a shelter to the honest and higlinsinded min; who attempted to give • free eonstitutnn to Rome ? When they saw the influence of Pointy in degrading men, and in depriving them of the common use of their common understanding, then Ito would say far be from them the crime of giving any countenance to KM,. They bad heard of the miracle of the Virgin at Rimini, which, though a wooden Image, bad the power of opening its (yrs. (Laughter.) Why there were thousands of dolls to be had in London at a stifling a piece, which wild do the same. (" Hear, hear, " arid laughter.) Well, but the Pope had made himself • p arty to this scan dalous and degrading imposture, for a crown of gold wee to be presented to this block of wood, and the Pops appointed the day of the Anna: with of the Virgin, as it was called, for the ceremony. The suss thing accented throughout all Italy. Thera were virgins everywhere wishing and weeping. (Laughter.) When the French army invaded Italy under Napoleon, every one of thews virgins began to wink, and Buonaparte was obliged to have them all brought before him, by which means he prevented an insurrection. And to show the attar inanity and ineptitude of Rome a largo work wee pablislith showing the different eirimmemages under which they viriln were to wink and weep. ("Hear hear," and laughter.) Bat there was no novelty in all this. There were similar Seenth is this coon try in former times. They had formerly a bottle of St. hawks' blood, though sada a different name, In this reentry ; and whoa SW asnasteries wore destroyed, this wee found to be a bottle of duck's blood. (Laughter.) There were Mu instruthsu hand for making the images laugh, sad weep, and sty eat (Laughter.) In Ireland, it wee smith in tee of sks polka papers, that a priest was smut fir to a this 4 the agoay of death to administer extreme mods. Is Ida, which soneisted in anointing the head sad lest et the dying ma, as being necessary for his antrum into Paradise. This wee what the French meld all thstoki his boob for the jeethey. (Laughter.) The thbotelmtvenos, moved two late, and les was told that no muss am* be true. "Net at all," said the priest, " the wily m gestates) is slow, I will overtake his." (Laughter.) Re fismathogth meths a esthilisate, which he put into the dead miry month, sathog that the doossoth would have bed othasmennotioa, bit Uss be (the priest) arrived two nem Wm lath. (Lengths.) This was a missies from the print le BS. Paw. (lasibtor.) Now sass who believed In then *kis meld be roads to believe anything. (Rear, bear) They !odd fool is Is he their duty, they wen told es; seed NOM their othersigs—(shosth)--to plun der their badlsria, dose their mothatrates, to be one of a animilass el asomsaathen to root sat every leading man In the land. (Roar, hear.) Kea severed with - blood, imbed slashing thou sad atonemeth ter their crimes by an spit Ilaahaliaa et *sir guilt, oral Is receive ateolution has the rink slid they bray believed that they same out as Irmo as new hoes babes. (Lasghlat ) The Roman othlalls relights was an easineeial roligiow (hear, bear )—sun wherever its burning ; Whoel pond, it loft beim diem behind. If this atemosth had then made Ise sa pet derithoss shore Right bs KIM thaveo. bat that thb both amid some la an ogo so as the wit not Wised te be fripsotod. lll =, thank Crtwas had the privilege of free sethals—tbay had what SO ward of dos spirit ea mats who were ready ID 'MY as tissir sassatom did, who would rejoice to mil thole boss kw tie mainessonse if 'MI and religions liberty. (thlssers.)_ _ Rev. R. DIBDIN sthoadod the roothation. He MU that it as Wine of the established thatch he felt it to be ry torsion kb robe against the rise and spread of Pasotha. (Roth, boar.) Bat after all Peeelises, dim seemed end diegestlas though it was, was a part of the spawn of the goose seamy, popery. They should soon gat rid ottb• ken* by anttiog - down** Net. (Rear.) Let not tbs natimes thelbmiesin be weal em the casket, and thread Sloth thas ell bulk iwlL (Moo, both.) The ray. g=m wits prowls& Idea bad spasm ef the presort on sg• es being untaysnsalth Os Bet it ins tb• spirit of pithwy that k thaphoi= F le ak dam. 4Rearo hati.) mth Immo' steads ti▪ e sem pews, and sea nee , The Pith& Webb Wee thr i th:the d 41114.1 .0 11 .4 and omit seals, deeded Ebb it was swarth= of loath Then wises l thing, kthoner, whisk popery hared Jere elleutent. *Ohm was Übe gospel el ear Lord eat Intim& Tie rosillants this then pat sod sealed wsenissandy. Vie . 110. T. 111101. AN annul tit sthand nmebstioa, ohs othstheemit of the mothisi So the Reek, and C lik ibly weld his look esolsorsors to have each a law somthod or entlated would mime en sad= eat, omen hem Os sonintim sad Zs NMI MRS IMMO* dlionossintio triiarm= ef reel. 1 1 ed • mfr. rig 1 1 -_