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I T HE 'ANNIVERSARY FESTIVAL in honour D RAWING tit the ';lrti-Day of hip Pori lig i Yhtt ts the DU Kr of SUS- 1 1 • , SEX, M. W. G. NI. of Fret and Accepted 11144Qns of Englord, • ''' e ....., 4 B. DUNN, No : 9, Fket.street, Loudon. VELLUMS, of the finest Aitillty, will be held at Fiee.ilaasons Hall, Great goetx.6tmet, LirgoLfs lon Fields, on WanoisnAr, the 47th initant, , A I. it Lord Viscount TORRINGTON in the Chair. Tickets to he had cf the Grand Sect etaries, at the IL:11, aad of John Carter, Secretary to the Beard of Stewards, 1 4 ;o. 3 or 4, Gterge-street,,Grosvenor-squar.!. • THE LOTTERY. . ALL IN ONE DAY!—ALL STERLING 3IONEti No FIXED PRIZES!-06,.r 6,000 TICKETS! with £40,900 Money in 9 Prizes of £:C,000 £4,000 Money in 2 Prizes of £2,000 ie2,0011 Money in 2 Prizes of £l,OOO £14,000 Money in Prizes of £5OO, X 120,17.0, £2e, &e. TICKETS and SHARES are on Sale at all the Lot- • tery Offices in London, and by the Agents throughout tha Country.—All will be drawn TUESDAY, 9th FEBRUARY. - This day was published, - Tn Four Vols. itnio. price mil ls. boards, NORMANBURN; or, The History of a York shire Family A Novel. T AND J. SIVEWRIGHT with pleasure tecorrt. • mend the attractive NEW LOTTER Y, to be all drawn, in One Day, TUESDAY, 9th FEBRUARY. 'ayments ly. Printed for Sherwood Neely , _ _ and Jones, Paternoster-row. - OE whom may be had, by the came Authat ; I. Hardeabrass and Haverill; or, The Secret of the Castle, Scheme contains: TWO Gravid Prizes of - 4 . 20,000' • TWO - - - .C 1 . 0,010 tin Money, TWO . - - - .61,000 &c. &c. with a full proportion of sniant.r Capital Priam Tickets and Shares are on Sale at their old-estabLhed Offl-es, WI, CORNIML, 5B, HAlrmeartze, 141, Oz roan-Srarrr, 11, Hotaoax, Where they sold NY. 15,760, the last Prize of £30,500; and No. 64,106, the first Prize of £30,000, both in Shares. a Novel.' Containing—a Madtnan and no Madman— Who: Walks—Deeds of Darkness, dc.—Remarkable Characters, In cidents, Adventures, &c. instructive and entertaining, 4 vols. Li 1 ls. tid. boards. 2. The History of Julius Fitz-John. A Novel. In 5 vols. 12mo. price £1 ls. boards. 3. Conirdan ; or, The St. Kildians : a Moral Tale. In one vol. 12mo. price 7s. in boards. 4. Reft Rob ; or, The Witch of Scot-Mtdr, commonly called Madge the Suoover ; a Scottish Tale. In one vol. 12mo. price Ss. boards. MONEY, to the amount of a Million, is ready to be advanced , upon Mortgage of Freehold tate. in Eng land, or for Annuities secured on property in any part of the United Kingdom, for which from 10 to 12 years purchase will be given, alto upon Life Interest, arising from Wills, Marriage Settlements, Widows Jointures, Money i.; the Funds, Ch. rel Livings, and upon eligible personal security ; also in the pur chase of Reversions and Post-Obit Bonds.—Matters of magni tude preferred, and promptitude and secrecy invaridhly observed. Apply personally. between Nine and Five; or by Letter, to the Director of the National Bank, No. 8, Lower John -street, Golden-square. SINCLAIR's CODE OF AGRICULTURE. This day WWI published, in One Volume five. price One Guinea in boards, the Second Edition of THE CODE of AGRICULTURE ; including serrations on Oardeui, Orchards, Woods, and Plantations. By the-Right lion. Sir JOHN SINCLAI It, Bart. This Edition is considerably improved by a numberof valuable Remarks, communicatsd to the Author by some of the must in telUgeet Farmers in England and Scotland.—ln this Volume are Forth:duly considered, 1. The Prslitninary Points which a Farmer ought to ascertain before he undertakes to occupy any extent of Land. 2. The means of Cultivation which are essential to ensure its success. FRAUD PREVENTED. TO COUNTERACT-the many attemp ts that are daily made tc impo s e on the unwary a SPURIOUS COM POSIT lONinstead of the GENUINE BLACK IN'G prepared by DAY and MARTIN, they have ado/tied a new label, in hicb tkcir signature and address, S. The various Modes &Improving Land. 4. The various Modes of occupying Land. 5. The 'Means of Improving a Country. Loudon: Printed for Sherwood, Neely, and Jones, Paternos ter-row, and sold by all Booksellers. Lecture, lit and appli in Sitting at The 2Mete engraved Chureh. 59, \re Liu!daf. a above Serranzs s, Anec adapted ft in great postaciee, the them u sad Theology of the _ triarthuf, the Levitical. and the Christlo Llspeosstions. Com, p,elasiuling the Substance of tight buures read before the MA. verAti of Oxford, in the rm. t ROI pone= to the Will of des • ton Say. Join Unarm, A. M. Abe Mr. Pabses odic; Worke.• e . • - • • - - - - . • • . . - . . • . • • o -. • • . -••- . • . . . • • • . k Av.. ile ,, - . • •Il dir / tei .‘,140, (• S ' • • - . • C l / 4 . • ' \\* ••• • ..• • • iw oVet ii j Non • • - N.,_ ' . . . .. .. . . • cir ...... -- ....-- k. ____ • .. ____ ._ , Ittp.Vl • \11:1131 . 1.. 1 el - TUESDAY, JANUJ . . ._____.___ ___ • • : -------.--....;-„ ..••• . _.________ _ ___ .....- - OFFICB OF ORDNJAVE, January 8, 18i9. ' Cllt AP liiiiiii • . rinE PRINCIPA L OFFiCERS of Lis MA- AT a WARDMOTE holdeo at ST. MILDREIks 1. jPSTY'S ORDIMNCrtio Acvebygive Notice, day CHURCH, in and for this, Ward, on Monday, ;he 25th . it ai ni of January , 1819 , before the Worshipful RICHARD t ent Praposals will be rece ived at their Office in Pall Mall on WLLL, Esq. Aldermen thereof, for the Election of a s e t re NEON; SIM Y, the 27th instant, from such persons fit and able person to be one of the COMMON COUNCIL- - 0 ,1 ec willing to iniJertake the supply or IRON Of ONG EET MEN of and for the said Ward, for the remainder of the year, pees for service of this Departme nt, for a period of three in the room of Mr. Joseph Heats; dece a s e d, M A determin Cole after the expiration of the first year, upon follo w i ng The r.(lAß LES so B lu l t , i lCAD EN was unanimously elected, were mov ed. 'seconded, end carried f oe If three months, at the option of either party. unanimously: t...teras of the Artich-, :elf be viewed upon application at the That this Wardnsote deep!, letnent the decease of Mr. Joieph Keats, their late worthy Representative in the Court of Corn- al S t orekeeper's Office in the Tower ; and farther Partit- e° mon Council, who, by his co ratan attention to the duties of the ioe together with the Terms and C o n ditions of the Contract, office, and by his urbanity of manners. possessed the confidence oct et Eaton at the Secretary's Office in Poll Mall aforesaid, and respect of the Inhabitants of the Ward. e l brtween the hours of Ten and Pour o'Clock, where the That the Thanks of this Wardmote he given to RICSIARO ;•42.1 RUMMELL, Esq. Alderman. for his promptitude In convening M. 4 must be delivered, sealed up, and endorsed " Propo- the same, and for Ws impartial conduct in the Chair this day i efsr Iromnorgery Articles ;" but no Proposal ran he admitted Th a t th e a b ove R eso l ut i ons b e signed by the Ward Cies .. lt, Y, t he said 27th instant, at twelve o'clock at noon of the same and published in the usual Morning and Evening Papers. L e o reot will any tender be noticed unless the party making lea p By Order If Me ?bard, - Printed on Rink Post Paper, price One Shilling. B. H. CREW, Secreta r y. AN ENGRANED SPECIMEN OF A BANK- NOTE-NOT TO BE IMITATED. Submitted to oFFIrE OF ORDNANCE, Jtrnuory IS, 1819• the consideration of the Bank Directors, and the iospe •i of T. ...t. ITINCIP.4r, OFFICERS of His 1114- she Public. With the Bank Restriction Barometer ; or, Scale A Jr:;T:"s °ADA:INCE do hereby girt Notice , of Effects on Society of the Bank-Note System and Payments in Gold.-By AI3RAII.I Ol FRANKLIN• yen peso ols will be received at their Office, in TF. -Mall, on Published by William Hone, Ludgate-Hill. •),foie Fill IM V, the 29th instant, from such Persons as may This day w published, - as klirti”:: tOundcru:ke the supply of OAT STRAW, for Service y a 6d. • In vo. price ss. embellished by a Frontispiece and engraved e et: loyal Artillery Hospital at Woolwich, for a period of Title Page, lk Morths. T HE BANQUET. A Poem, in Three Cantos; fother Particulars, together with the Terms and Conditions with eNotes. dais Contract. may be known at the Secretary's Office in Pall-• London : Printed for Baldwin, Cradock, and Joy, Paternos- nil aforesaid, any day between the hours of Tan and Four tet•tow• . ii' k, where the Proposals must be delivered, sealed up, and - lIE BRITISH REVIEW, N. XXV.. will be nifssed," Proposals fo r Straw ;" but no Pr op osal can bi admit- r leafier the said 29 th instant , at 'Twelve o'Cloek et Noon of the published, on the First of February.-Contents el. Sir Samuel Hominy, Belsham's Sernma on the Death of Sir S. Ito- va clay; neither will any Tender be noticed unless the party % legit. or an agent in his behalf, sball attend. milly-2. Botanical Professqrship at Carobridge, Professor .4 Order of Me B mrd, D. H. classy, Secretory. Monk's Vindication of the University from the Reflections of ....----_-___-_. ___-- .. _ -- Sir James Edward Smith-3. History and Effects of the Cru- ADMIRALTY-OFFICE, 15M January, 1819. sades, Ilistoire des Crusades par Michaud-4. Character of Bo- wIDOWS' PENSIONS.-His Royal Highness "Porte, Voyage en Autriche, en Moravie, et en &ware, par Le Chevalier C. L. Cadet de Gassiceurt-5. Society for the Pro- the Prince Regenl having been most graciously pleased motion of Universal Peace, Annual Report of the Society, Tracts, authorize the Court of Ashintants of the Sea Officers Widows, &c.-6. Bright's Travels in Hungary-7. I loylarul's Historical deity, to grant Pensions to Widows of Commission and War. Survey of the Gipsies-8. Spanish America, Captain Bonny- castle 'a Account of the Dominions of Spain in the Western He- to (leo rs of the Beyal i nlavy, without restriction as to the usphere-9. Dr. Knight's New Theory of the Earth-10. Gis- .. e „, o • ! ho e inernne, and rfotwithstanding they are now or borne's Testimony of Natural Theology to Christianity-11. my hoe t e n re-married, provided they shall appear to be pro. 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IIRAVELS through the UNITED STATES of /ad Entice is further given, that all Widows of Naval Of& AMERICA, in the Years 1896 and 1807, and 1809,1810, en already ca the Pension List, may obtain the new forms of Wadi by letter to me, or by personal application at the Ad- and 1811 ;including an Account of Passages betwixt America and Britain, and Travels through various parts of Britain, fre- eze -I-Office, and the Offices of the Resident Commissioners o . J. W. CROMER. f lend, and Canada ;with Corrections and Improvements till 1815 . Nun at its several Deck-yards - - Illustrated by Coloured Maps and Plans. FOR SALE BY AUCTION. By JOHN MELLISH. the Comm-Rouse, RYE, on Tnuasnaer, the 4th February, With an Appendix, containing a Letter from Clements Burleigh, r 1819, at Eleven o'Clock in the Morning, Esq. to Irish Emigrants removing to America, and Hints , by the HE FOLLOWING GOODS, VlZ..Shamtack Society. New Yorks to Entilleewtereout Rump'. kete !A GPons Brarde, over proof. . Printed for George Cowie - and Co. 31, Poultry; and John • le? Po Brandy, legal strength for dealers. Conunill, Dublin. . el D•. Brandy, under proof. • HURRION'S SERMONS. en) Po. Geneva, over proof. This day were published, handsomely printed in One Vol. two. 21 Dv. Geneva, under proof. price 12s. in boards, 14 Do. Rum, legal strength for dealers. S ERMONS Preached at the Merchants' Lecture, , 'Founds Tea 4 Pieces Glass Pinner's Hall, London, with Notes. By JOHN NUR- : Pair Jean KM-Boots 19 Snuff Boxes RION. In Two Parts-Part I. The Knowledge of Christ and t Pieces kced Lents 13 Pieces Nankeen him Crucified, qpened and applied in Eight Sermons.-Part IL Wo : ollan Shawls c 4 Bottles Eau de Cologne, The Knowledge of Christ Glorified, opened and applied in t Artifeial Flowers and Twelve Sermons, on Christ's Resurrevion, Ascension, Sitting at I Straw Crowns for Bonnets 19. 12-feet Fir Boards' God's Right-hand, Intercession, and Judging the World. The r neon Goods will not be sold for less than the Import Duties. TWELVE OLD STORE CASKS. whole Revised, with a Brief Memoir of eke Author, By THOMAS ROBERTS, ':h may lit inspected the Day preceding, ancTonthe - Pastor of the Baptist Church, King-street, Bristol. Morning of the Day of Sale. . Bristol : Printed by rro and Son, 21. High-street ;sold abet A r .po , iit of !IS per Cent. will be required. ty . Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme and Brown, London. • PORT OF FALMOUTH. - _ _ This day was published, FOR S. A!...E BY AUCTION, .A New Edition, price 10s. 66. half-bound, (tier of the Honourable Commissioners of his fila:se.sty's (7 , 4...EOGRAPHIA ANTIQUA: being • a Complete i 'Cam. on Wroyollay, February 10, 1819 . at Ten o'Clock %..13 Set of Steps of Ancient Geography, beautifully engravei ethe Forenoen, at the Custom-house in this Port, from Cellarius. On Thirty-three large Copper-plates. H E I.:NDEdi - MENTIONED GOO D S, Designed for the Use of Schools, end of Gentlemen who nub VIZ. the Ancient Writers their Delight or Study. tee :.:t. Cofee . 18 dozen Watch Seals Printed for F. C. and J. Rivington, No. 62, St. Peut's Church :t Cocoa 6 Neck Chains yard, and No. 3, Waterloo-place; Longman and do. No. 59 it Sean 5 Clems, Ore. • Pate rnoster-row; and G. and W. B. Whittaker. No. le, An Woe 6 Cotton Hose Maria-lane. t) Tea 59 pieces Ribbon _ . _ . '4l Arrowroot 10 Nankeen WATERLOO-SLAGS ' , N 0.3, and Sr. Roes CHUACII-TARO, NO. 62. t. 4 pair Boots and Shoes Lately published, handsomely printed in octavo, price Bs. 6d. Co Tapioca , • '1 F't ' 3 r n r‘: i gn Sails Second Edition, with an Appendix , of . A COMPARATIVE VIEW of the CHU R C HE; t..) &I, 5 Kaleidoscopes IC p ulp ": 1 Gold Chain of ENGLAND and ROME. Is :s 't , r ir el 23 bottles Medicine, Barbs- By HERBERT MARSH, D. D. F.R.S. Lord B:shop of Lar•daf 44 Verdigrease does Tar, Castor Oil, &c. Printed for F. C. and el. Rivington, and soid by themes ahoy n tolens Wine 13 Cotton Shawls, &c. mentioned. • t Cordials 2 Seeing Glasses N. R. The Aresemix may be had separately, price Is. 6d. an t tenet Lignum Vita 2. Mats also his Lordship's other Works. Itorinvocd Some Sweetmeats, Lemons, le r .ATERLOO-PLACR, NO. S. AND Sr. PAUL'S CSIUSCII-TARNISTO. 65. 3 • Brazil Wood Nuts, &C. ' '1 hi; day was published, price ss. 6d. bound, a New Edit. of 0' ti•-• N. .• Aloot toie Thousand Empty D OMESTIC . HAPPINESS PROMOTED: in - .lc •• teem Len non Jer ~ Series of Discourses from a Father to his Daughter, o •'• Pocket reeks DI ''' 4l.l- •••1• Hull • f the open hoer MARY ANN, and her °co: inn of her going into Service; calculated J to render Servan in general virtuous and haopy ; with various Characters, Ann; Mateliels ; and t il iOn a r ecre i gn Sea Handkerchiefs for Exportat i on. a cictes, Fables; and Reflections. Being fur the most part adapts l 1 •• an• Lloccern - so to the use of Sunday Schools. Abridged from Virtue i - te. -...3e01i my i.e. C:4V. ,4 41 two days preceding the day of Sale. Ile.eble Life, written By JONAS lIANWAY, Esq. th ATKINSOOI'S AMBROSIAL SOAP. Printed for F. C. and J. Retriever., and sold by them I I' HE b4neft.ll effects of common Soaps are gene- _ en abovementioned. , . rely kocwn !to notice a familiar instance, look at the Wo. Larne-Peet% No. a,Asioss . . Peuren C ee. C - .A.YA -n, No. 61 r. l •'• C: .., - Teen who has been washing ; their ere Levariehly A NEW VOLUME OF MR. FABEI::i IT' ...1.iE . ,-TATIO o ON TILE PROPHECIES • I. : : 1; ;;• . e...e ? rcdeess, and ultimately wrinkles; to remove :I k e . s,. ' p, • ....' ,:! been the eteeet of the Proprietor a the Ambro- ' This day was published , in !Ivo. price In boards, 12s. • -CE. is prepared by a new process, free foam all A THIRD VOLUME of a DISSERTATION c ;. at '• i .::::....•, cud cemptieed of Balsamic VeoeteLle Ingres- the P ROPITAC LES that have been f :Med, and an at . • . e, . .., •• • • ..e• ts Inelnien, lia;•dn e ss, a nd Treceles from the eolfiteieg, or will hereafter be fulfilled, relative to the gm ipg, •. : 't , :•*.f , ~ .ainii, and letzlc,:s it Elserlo - ..t.!, s,f, wh!te, l'tieed of 1260 years ; the Papal and felohammedsin A pound owl . Prig 1.. the restere, and prepared wl;,,n •o. reef: 9d. Is. and is. ed. mech. Nei" Sleep, the tyre onical Reign of Antichrist, or the hdidel Power; mat Resseaedoo of the Jews. in..! cl ..g. Articles are presumed to be too gezerally By the Rev. G. & FABER, BeD. ('. • 4. ~ :..1...1re tulogiere : Rector. of Long Newton, Derhara. i.TKI %SO V'S VEGETABLE DYE, Printed for F. C. and J. Rivington, and sold by these 41 ..I fe .r:..„. .. • ctea - _. ..for to d Hair en the Peed or Whisks= to a perms. ..3...rei )t. BL. Pike 5,. lets. ed. and One Gaines. above-mentioned. -Of whom may be had. The Fifth Edition Of the two &rmer Volume, of this life . . .TKINSON'S CURLING FLUID, I' price in boards . .91. 4s. --- ,to .:: • • •••r . c• eo :her where it has :Alen off ft •••m ee•nees, persei:e- Al so by the same Anhor,in 9 Vols, evo pdee in beards, Al ',. a - of thosecause. -• • ' 1 " 0.......q.511-.4 premature decay ;it also the Secood Edition, largely revised, corrected, altered, s 19. eels •.1..e liar' iu earl during ezerein: In dancing or vrelking, or aug mented, of ie. •-"le- ether:to -(S-e ear' -4. 4" 4 the Hair, 'I a 1"3 ins -ti nges at its 11 """ , in It° Horn Nosalcm ; or, a Dissertation en the 01-edibility s .....% ~.• , ene•"wo round 'zee , ' bottl e } -!'rice :St. Gd• Theology of the Pentateuch ; and oo the Connection at the le l ...re ..., u . eu ., itos.--To ay . eni Clunternies,. ask for Atkineuris trirchal , the Leviticel, arid the Minion Lispeusatiens Ce jo. ,••• c . --tete are rev : •at servile i•nteetieoe. peenteuliae the Substance of Eight Leetures read before the I . r Pi r, tl . ` .. • ' .. ;_o_:' .. r: c rieter . , leme• s A !einem, Per - turner, No. 44, venni of bzford, in the year 1 0 ;01; purse= to the Will of :„ r „r-r_ a 7 I'. w a 7. ' 402 ' 1 1 wad , by appointment, b."! tate Rev . Join lunsproa, A. rd. • Arms as s . Ma :a um jijpidons. Abe bk. Palms adios Works.. a ,.. .• SHAKSPEARE. This day was pub!i:hed, price Is. in extra boards, or 101. Cd. elegantly bound in calf and gilt, THE BEAUTIES of SHAKSPEARE, regularly selected from each Play; with a General Index, digesting them under proper Heads. By the Rev. W. DODD, LL. D. To whirls is prefixed, an Original Essay on the Life and Writings of Shakspeare, by JOHN BRITTON, Esq. F. S. A. • • The above elegant volume is printed in a superior style by Whittingham, and is illustrated with upwards of Sixty Wood Cuts, by Thomson, from Designs by Thurston. Tee Essay on Shakspeare and hi s Writings, (written in 111111), records every known fact relating to the matchless Bard ; with Comments on his Comnse*atots; a chrohologkal Table of his Plays, by Ma lone, Chalmers, and Drake; also the opinions of Harlin, Schle gel, Drake, &c. on his writings. The Public should be careful to order thii particular Edition, being entitled to superior con sideration, and the most elegant ever published. London : Printed for Sherwood, Neely, and Jones, Pater foster-row, and sold by all Booksellers. STOREWS CATHEDRALS. 64. a • This day was published; Part XXIX. of THE HISTORY and ANTIQUITIES of the CA THEDRAL CHURCHES of GREAT BRITAIN; with complete Lists of the Bishops and Deans: each Part con tains a Ilistory of one of the Cathedrals, illustrated with Eight or more highly-finished Engravings, representing the most inte relaxing - Monuments, exterior and interior Views, Ground plans, &c. executed by JAMES STORER. This Work, when finished, will forts F.aur handsome Volumes. The following Cathedrals arc already published : 62. (ON on now . . St. Asaptis, Ch;ster, Lincoln, Pet erbarough, Bangor, Chichester,. Llandiff, Rochester, • - Bath, St. David's, Litchfield, Salisbury, Bristol, Ely, Rxeter, Norwich, Wells, Canterbury, Gloucester, Oxford, Winchester, Carlisle, Hereford, St. Paul's, Worcester. Price of the svo. 31. 3s. per Volume, or Ts. 6d. per Part. Super-royal Bvo. 51. per Volume, or Ws. per Part. Quarto ' with India Paper Proofs, 81. 12s. per Volume, or U. ls. per Part. Yexx Carnioaat, will be published the Ist of Apt il, and Maxim, which will complete the Work, shortly after. Published by Sherwood, Neely, and Jones, Paterno.ter-row; and to be had of all the Booksellers. Of whom likewise may be bad, An ELUCIDATION Of the PRINCIPLES of Einatan ARCIIITTCTI'Itt, with upwards of 90 Examples, drawn from the o.thedr..l of Exeter. In Two - Parts, price Is. 641. demy Soo. or ir.s. super man each Part. NEW 2`,,1D APPROVRD BOOKS ON EDUCATION, By the Rev. 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To tkose unfortunately thus afflicted, it is confidently recommended to use the above inestimable Medicine, by which they are assured cf obtaining immediate relief, and by a due perseveraore in it agreeably to the directions given, the complete re-establishasent of their health. Sold :n Bottles ' at 4s. 6d. Hs. and ^_^_s: by nnita and SOO% Chemins, No. 4, Che2rside, corner of St. Paul's ' Loma; and 34, Saekville-strget, Daslin • and all the principal Booksellers, Druggists, and AfAicine Vunders tLryughoat a.. Kingdom ANNIVERSARY OF MR. FOX'S BIRTH. The Anniversary of the Birth of Mr. For, falling this year on Sunday, the same was commemoratel on Saturday last by the Fox Club, at the Freemasons' Tavern. Lotd lIOLLAND was in the Chair, and ..e was supported by Ilis Royal Highncfs the Duke of Sussex, the Deke of No r -. folk, the Marquis of Tavistock, Lord W il liam and Lord John Russell, Lord Win. FitzgeraW, Lord Archibald Hamllt , nt, ;Er Ronald Ferguson, Sir Arthur Pigott, Mr. iAnibton, Mr. D. North, Mr. Brougham, Colonel DAVICS, Admiral Fientlag, Barnet, Colonel lleghea, Mr, Charles Fox, Mr. Graham, Mr. Kennedy, Mr. A1ae1,..).1, Mr. 1.330 e, Seritlnts Lone, Ruining ton, and Heywood, Mr. Searlett, Mr. Martin. 'Mr. J. Wrrre, Mr. (Jr.!. Mr. Allen, Mr. Whitbread, Mr. jeonenzn, Stewart Nicholson, :11r. Trippe, Mr. F. Adam, &e. . - Lord HOU %ND, in an eloquent address, said that for many years that dub bad met to commemorate the virtues and ser vices of Mr. Fox. The veneration in which he was held by all those who remembered'the irresistible elcerience with which ho supported the CAVAe of civil and 'religious liberty, as well As of justice and humanity wherever assailed, was proved by the con.. surrey of their attachment to his prin:iples. And indeed, they were in fact so pore, so benevolent and ineontroverole.e ' ttitme •ccn the youncer putt of the present Comp an y, arms , arms , hid not had the advautage of hear„big the eloquence with which he en forced th..se pm inciph s, r4crished them ht .their hearts, and made them time rule of their conduct. it was not merely t..e, transcendent ability which he displaTed in the maintenance of doctrines to intelligible and so happily calculated to protrete and secure the happlures of the people, and to extend the Mc.. sings of liberty to floe most rcrnote nations, that called feral, thei - admiration, but It was cho iotl. Ilble perseverance whit which he exerted his unparail. !el tatents, titrotrah eyerr sprees of obstruction, and to the lamest period of Ids life. Ir. their re port. Iu this at lean, said .he Noble Lord, we may innah•to his conduct. If we cannot approach the height of Ms elocpmer.ce in enforcing his doctrines, we may imitate his constancy, firm ness, and i.ttejtit7, in the mairt:nance of them. Sure he war, that the more his principles and political rr.axims were exami- . cd, the mere indelibly would they be fixed on upright end heat's:t able inin.lt. And from .his he was sure that time would rot dimioisir the respect in which the merr.ery of Er. Fos was hdd, and that that Club would meet fire sr.any more years than it had yet been entablisha, to entemme.morate iIiiII.IITICN, anti to con form tlicrosehres in the faithful discharge of the polirical Icjaey he had left to hia'cousurnen. lie concluded wick giving" the memory of Mr. Fox," which was d:aCs it, silence, The Noble Lord, to the - 7-...e.wes toasts which be proposed. na in illustration of she principles of re-:i! at.il cc:linos !astir', er in grateig tesdanetty to the exertions of emir at Siateuncts r.nd Patriots. such as the second toast—" Earl Grey , the most arr.- lens, colitis:cm ancielopent supporter of i'.:l'. l' . ox'a pritwiPlea" and time toast of " Yr. ilerney, and those who si.i.j.ai: Mom ma i Parliament," kept the numerons co:up:lvry is a state of azinia . I don and M.hcrity by the sevehy and elegance Of tile SrPrert.:44i I telltiAnAntO, 44 as we have =cc; wituctied as say pftee‘tieg etcasian. I i I, ~~ ~. r ;, I h ~. 7 ~ ~! . 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