The Statesman. — London, England, 1818-08-22 00:00:00

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" ' TO BE SOLD ,ff Y AUCTION. • •—•esio-- ~-lhe oil* Ilikligt• 4 1 1 4.4: 16 '0") Y 0g.... " hi. „...11...Ate" an —I\TORWICII ONION • FIRE and LIFE AS- . By Messrs. DR idl‘TON tial . V WS TOM. DINNER. OF THE Fill/INDS OF POP.UI.4It BIGHTS at kg a•utrr ika O m ". al "' '' .114 ".. 11 / 1 . 5 0 .. •7',.. . . t 111 SUR ANCE.-willie COMMITTEE appointed to ex- At the Sherlso'Mod. • dear the • Bank, -no WEDNENTMI,' AND riesavom OF ELECTIOff AT .CORK . .fleniilil CootiOdild iheiget ilood•011itler Di prippinias , i „ in , into t he CoOdurt one Plaids nf the atuoir Society, re- Awe.% OFT/elyr, .by order uf toe PrepFleoini• with** , o n ' w oodsy, opos i ds of one hondred and fift y . fhb f' 1 .11 ,4 10$ Mime Mblilik . mai *Mk *ilk , Ilitott 1 m i. t the ATTENE/ANCS. at a General Meeting a the IN• reserve, • . s u " RE sts w idget ta LONDON, to ~be bow p t , be ' , hove ALL that ellen:dee muleable LEASEBOLD Coo- Gentles*. *Ambled at Dinner, to celebrate the tai- (16" three i Taveroi ea Tiw n ' t " "It* Vtb lilt ' at 12 "9°l.e-kt to am'. I'IL corn. being the REGENT DOCK. rear Abe City Canal. timph of the great principles of the Rights of the ~," thltrombiaatten of &SSW aild asilhalle Id Oftino •C El Yli a RKPOitt. Poplow, late la the necupail , oo of Witham Mitchell and Co.. people a nd p ar t", of El,,,otiom The groat suite of Owl . ...i,frfolde for 0 , 1,11.7; . . -t• . . . fr u res ew th e areontsidatiou of the parties ohnls Mere. is with lowald-Inft; bletrisomh and j-iner's Asps, nail nod ol bum ___. c r . 41 . rnatedin.t. d r ,opeena d, none bet L oa my ' ', mitts , fro d ec z t ; w imp, w we mu r b o u,e, . orlos i oig .to ws ut d im m er :, b h, q) , w oossr• at oCraggS s were s rown open on the occasion, Tint cilidtaweig, losigioit slit dolotrd ititAt il ti. • ;Sitar routs et Recepb for the current year, sill be admitted . casinos. and every requisite erection for t he prosecotinto of a. an d were completely fitted, the fold ensemble was at foetid 4 Wilke fair elorieetit reelisekswil the . , catircru of martin. . . J• T. THORP, Comma& , This mar l a w hp • a recmly mad, as Ilse most ape ,..„d ad 'AOC@ splendid and imposing ; throe great table* ilia ejteet.4l4ldriskis the children 'of. likeyeitglogliihit. ' i o w deyw obi s with pielens.g3.4e. e m id ie d ne ti le mod v o k . sn ottio brit nehing from the upper one, stretched dello the, ed, whho, like lbw.. obese magnet lie 'Oremodirditittl - - - NOR,WiCiI !lip* • Priatiel". *l'd will 'he hod 1 . . wog so the attrnisionto ol whole trent of .the Rooms, and afforded cotbplot* ,elestioas "PPIA)14101110 1 1• Sable . vkoolitLoblilsoililling To OK COMMLTTEB of the . • Mips irf eonstirraible berthas. re a* this , &third floss the . • SURAN CR SOCA k•Tir i gilit,Ot the Y. 041 41 1% . West Italia Disk-road by kapalesouie w lsoieu, s oli ke n gederd, accommodation to the numbers asseMbled. the sp i r i t df libotiiri ti e d diffosittip Alb.; Sillittra • ~.. street; Bhecktrhol. ''' 11 by a high brick-wad , tinkeri with sheezeettent Ways, pm The Company. among .whowi we noticed ritaked.catlea 4-. • ? ' , llatj,;. , '.-• i i, . 1 4: ; ,., . Grarrtireco, ..,.., ~,. , . • Awning enreidertible riverfrootor. witch readers It hlglity de Honours * bts Christopher Hely Bullshit's., Mt. _, .." Tbe.Oskte of 11l + t -11,1 h slitifiirid . . r • ! • Id YP6tyrda y's ,P ap er lats.. UV Pshli'll" fir -iewestogl the p ceella rsamma tral wr i " a' et Bb4Pamialigligr a n lid em50e ."1 7... 1161w ' of pri lw" westy: ..11 sn T Euswr 0 the FUNDS eg ,A hi SOW STY. ertiei - Ida* ate tilit — rifir - elic - Aih t • • the isle, .ad 4 .9 • • •-• 010**11,....)1r. Hewitt and several olibir tespectsblo' i!""loir led *mold_ .. 41111104111 . oissinewt . rsopoo, R 5..., i °fo ra Plotestaiit GenHemen of the Comity and City, hod The next leaat.tikoleaterie •• li • ~ ,s ,iII , IIJ prising ... y .,,..: Atirteitfe . o. Atrotsc aganiesi . lie- 4 t!etv'2! 1 1,,, p„,, indarr owl . 0 , 1 ihi, ,, i have tooth tossie- who' 36 the a nn um ef " et " . 0 116/191 " my veroonl I Tart', fiend. Monolith s Doriphio. Sontlinsiptose I set presissely at the Assembly Rooms, fronnerboutpt I " 4 " 4 . o4 irionlbk caliVei lieit -Pik 161 • they proceeded, at half-past silt o'clock, to tit* Mt- i llede .or ril'illaelway.,ohielliti'r" ca l ino idol rosiir f rolien k.";ig re' l 4 10 i . 446 ..,pe i d Sudety; owl riots an elopermoo therein, which o n patently al c huffs. Gasrawav , s, ja,osicasesis asioio coar, swops leads to the expeetatias l bw I, i, fuss a eish.sdagssia of the nye- Loudon ; of Mmers. Bo g ist lei Treeriao, Soolie.oor-. Room - rage•losses of farmer wean that PM eilimnie the future Pr e " halt-sorer[ ; and of Drayton stud Vesta's.. Sorvey.ors and Ast• tier Roo" at Scrams's, and sat down.—The Chair Mos *Tv, au wild Ai dein St "re rarest w 04„,, will b e le al e iini t o oi ake up whatever may be &heirs's; _,., fiance s, Auetiou Mart, where a Plan of the Duck wry be M. . was .'bly filled b) Dr. Herbert Baldwin—Messrs. 1 "*. - . .._... u5......11 IMo flAirl.._ I iisli desirous m .—..;....,1 R._ --a u... —I, ..I Dona wow View- Peosidworts. • On this toast being given Aide Ito Chair, it brim: • _. _ I I Pir Ity rye Wines 2 Yri- Orniilloo 4111 whatev: Ptirieol; will __ beam an lamer in both Fire and life Oiler, t tia desirous of lowa/ion alto is *be estitanted Balance of the Arens's,. w hrt her It be.on oat aide or the other, aa, without bellying tisk 1 ma informed ..f 'wilting more thaw whet l *Ha told lore Once in ntnst of She Newspapers. in II paatp l et h t t e ly Peim* d. a' well a- by the notice contained ho year cutomanienti..fi ',hove allad. ed to. INQUISIttY E. speised. St t well,Mo•rogh, an.l Ronayne Vire.Previdents. The Cloth being tealOted, Non Nobis D.ontaq was 'song its superior style, by Messrs. Moran,`Bertriage, S. Leger, and the other Musical beolleseu.—The' first Toast, The Kree,"—was given frees, the chair, ad dosotts so lemn wen, e.—Saug, •6 turd save the King." this . bolos piston Jr• 1. - tp.sfible-to describe the enthuses'', than **saliva, opinpauy rose as 000 NO*. .Lbo•r4 the Inedebt vivid moat heartfelt .borst 'froth th,ol..rthey naiad -their handkerchiefs, sod thiee dialect Shoats of tippled,* mpg tbroeghont the ,rOOlO. The lloaoarabli and Patticitii filembef. Mat.; #or some minutes 110itatmed--it-isepeesible to obtain a hearing, cQntlp,l cbHtiug detrprOl bil Voice; i• tea s evidently vilifdl..sgitakti s glad ranfessed hit/ascii tillable to expreii'lie*efeep - at Ike tit 0 r11•13t. Every feeling of his bsvt, every allaeatlon. of his Nei; h said, was dAtoifd tp-iticcouOttY; 4110 , 11 01 . 1 ef0k ll_ a d claimed Off that ; ..t loved her hatter . 641001114 —(gniktip,iosti‘ Oprffr7 i—They sight find Aslant a. 41 energies sopetiot to his in utheffilfens he andiroa ed his inadCqoacy to do for them all be wished, fiat 'in the Cause of devotion to Ireland, end Vr best . u)d dearest ioterosts he would not yield !o any mas —. Slise.-altundjyr of qpplipsse.) Be did notable* giwp i tiprk.,wopld require from hip now any neo.4s. Ontitt, , n of hi s principles —citio, no! burst /TAM Id quarters of the roam.) I.wenty years of his life spent in endeavouring lo .obtain every thing fetid* country sod nothing for himself, *mad, he WNW. be the best test be could gin them of bit pendia! It boors; those principles he bed td kits propitiated; he woaltosintain to the lest period of his ealiteace, no change of time or circemstaores could prison dpnp, him to alter them.— (Load and reiterated cheirs.)' ..4 1 .i_kope-alairMand Valuable Freehold lidetile, Berawadsey, Liffey, Lard US re dee.ned. • TO BB SOLD BY AUCTION, By Messrs. ORA Y TON awl VENTOM, At the Aortion Mart, on WF,I)N IiSDA Y. August itfl, at Twelve, by tinder of the Prnpr mese. Mr. D F AA TRULY desitabla FREEHOLD EiTATR, situate near Fountain Go it.Beriretudser-wall. Droop% htil a I.rge plat of ground. nott, consisting of a .loatsle with paddock. on which are erected w heel, hemp. awl rape houses ; cable, rig s ing. and kn sting-how. , ; pite - i ano ,tar sleds I )nrantid tar-houses ; a thi r -tall oable and curt sheds also lager respectable wait gardetu, and two ! tenements. with levees , ete•t!o:, nece-a-nry fee taw puns: csusu -4 narstensive bualrem. The buildings Mr as ase..tedeat -Ilse of repair. limn. d.otela °mimosas tti tae It aser•sids, tr,iassaisalf filill't wish the Hereto. d-ey rt..td, rim-hoed Ay. falding•gates. elliene!tele li7e feet in le gip tut ',menet?, workiag ssirsume.coasl pletel) shaded los willows. 1144 /keit difig a 514.141 (a.,mrable sip. portunity I. any Gentleman wishing se catinattece a respectable and torn:10014r coetri-rn. May he vitsWrd oat date preceding the Cie, sad escri mg. Minna:ors had on :br Pre...i9011; it , Lloyd% Casaliit.• dad Ja maicateeing. Denaetl.Llallaveatist:d dale. S .lit Arris... act, etai. Mee -tseet ; ..0.l ti Dray;tto tintl V is spot _Surveyor, and At:ell meets. Auetbao Mat s. w hc. r a Plan '.f he f.st.ite may Se pet Is. Notts.—A parv.wf lie. purchase-tn. :1w) mny remain tat mon- Lage --. . tint-caw Waist get", Gloucester-place, Partisan square, and Polisit4 Ne• •-quilir. TO BB bOl ALTCTiON. WHERE an rt. p to hats a boiler chance of saints* use ocitallt ad' am 2 Prizes of 2 Pelona Or any of the 1$ tt DOPealw art 181,000. £5OO, .C3OO, &c. or the 1,11110 Prises of slOO, ,E5O. &c. Boaldielhe grrtg. P'vt, Madeira. than at the daces of and J. SIVI.WItiGIJIT. So.S.:4 7 iorobtil. I tit, otford-tarePt, 41•4 1 141 4 Pr SS, Haymarket? tiSAi i rt ere Fotrne directed r s l f .R3O 000 ever drawn, and ' the Last "OW ever (Lawn, TO he Sold nod Shared—and wh. to Tic. and Sharer. war. ranted tiodr.wn. are now Seiting Ito the ket above CAPITAL PRIZES, whirl, oust ALL he Drawn Next TUESDAY. • When the LOTTERY FINISHES ! The neat, r• The People—thee best support of the litaie,iiilajaostree of soled Ermodrer legirmele power," The CHAIRMAN prefated most eloquently.—Ea. rope (he said) was rescued from the thraldom of uni 'pita despotism, solely by the efforts of her People. When her Nobles and Aristocracy had bent before the power of Napoleon, or submitted is silence or in . despair, the People had roused themselves, like the lino from his lair, and their united effort had redeem ed the world. The Peninsula to them alone owed he r salvation ; her Nobles had either accompanied The &orison an his retirement, or followed Ike fortunes of the tamping Chief, when the People rallied as on. man, and threw t.lf the yoke of the tyrant. (Loud Cheering, and applause.) ---The union itf her People at home might yet relieve this gauntry ; ball her miseries and degradation wee owing to the disunion of her People, bat it was the policy el her Rulers to divide, that they might goterae—(Loud upploute.) The eloquent and able Chairman proceeded for some time longer in this weirs, and gave the second t am amid greet and continued applause. Th. third BRITISH PAINT MANUFACTORY, Queen. street, Cbeapside. London. IMPRAIETRABLE AND ANTI.CORROSIVR TAINTS. lavisibleGteea, per Cart. fah. Black per Cwt. 56.. ' Olive tiitto . . 76.. White . 4bs Bright olive ditto . 11V. Yellow . Ws. Dark Red • . . 90s. Sl4le and Lead Colours 4Ss. Bright Red . 965. Sums . • hOs. Chocolate . 486. Prepared Oil to thin them for use 56. per gallon. . . ~ Refitted Coal Tar 8r0wn296. per Cwt.—Cowasosto4h.. . • . Best White Lead,per Cwt. 50s. Tarpratine per Gullass„. ; _ .. i s - Second ditto du. 46®. Linseed Oil, partials* 4s. 9d. LAMP OILS. Per Gallon. Per (Callon. tiesaiae•Spers Oil 8.. Od. Reflaed Oil far Patent Good Bong% dee 76 Oil. Lamps sr. A. Pale seal pie 4.4. Od. Pair Whale Oil !b. fol. Common Ditto Si. 1 1 . The Impenetrable Paint. are suited to all met-doer week. whew► a handadine ;ippon. •nreaod great durability are required. The Cotil Tar Pal .is. pal-lieu:aril the Relloed, will pr.m.r.e wood for 'muss years, however mach ea wised to the effect. ot the weather, sail is a certain tore for Ves win and Dra dim ; it Rives a mvoips nearly equal iti appearance to the b•it Palm,. The White ;fetid. l'otponsioe. Linseed Oil. anti Pniuter.* Colour.. ore of the best qirellii... 'l4. [Amp Oils ore war ranted tetanal., and from the manlier its which titt have been purified, will be found bliperiur to deo.e gears:illy sold. GEORGE U PTON sod Co. . Bs Mews. DR kY! ON and V I.isirom, • • At the Auction Mari. near one Rank. W ON FSDA if. Augur 26, at Twelve, its Two Lotto, by order of I scr • Pro prsetor. VERY desirable GROUND RENTS, arriaanlibg to 741. 8.. per annum. slung •et of four bights t t• specartie Brick-built Nts 19. `O, 11. sod 18. eligibly situate, Ktita-ssteet. Polimnit.sqaote •..e of t's•as frotaing Glanceter-pince, and being a first rota horse). and four .uperior tutottur.ed Ilatt.es in t natio , and~nulh tee5. .1414//ellrSi".Nai.n.• Nit, ', J. 41. an 41. Ttte Gr .unit Items are amp). me. ured to II asses :40 isuild. jog , of A Int scale, •hi it .tt t• ces are (winos f t outwards , g humid, of biga respertaitilits , tog been .trert ed of 'auto subsittatitti and pit keel on.l crime, under he sop : •.iniendance of Satyr. to. f entorolcr, sire p trio-W.4lv .!estrobte sin nut investment. the scenic being utuleatable. rind presto!!! a peculiar 0: plutittatit in an) Get•tle:111•111 Wigame to possess a property of tat, description. De.criptive printed Putt twos may he ht,d at dn. O.b r. of Dinyton stud Velum°, Sarve3urs and Aartioncels, Aarlion Mart. Toast, . 1 The Prince Regent—DUl he never forget that meted prim. Eipb lie to, e vowed. • oat toe p war of she crown Is ouly a tru-t for the bereft, of the People, " was then given from ibe and loud cheets. k Y.ls*ble Landed Property, II ei t fortWhif e. TO BB SOLD BY AUCTION, • ' Ry W. iIIF . C.II I 1,1), By order of the As..ianee. of 11essr.. Bo!dorm and Co.. on W Y. the 9th of Seitteathor. at Totive o'Cl-rii, at h loot. at 11. e Georpe Inn, Buonigeford, in Fllle LOIN H F sPreret FiTA'rES and IN ETALESTS for W LIVES. of ~.l in two iialstiohlr and etto-asswe NORM. a capital NIA NSION-BOUSB stno• PARK, and /nin th, de.irahle FARMS. situate near Bunteleoad, in the I itatisq or Okra. c •nrsiinNale in the wh,•le about HUI War fine OM duo. posture. mid arable lotal. Descriptive l'articuhtts t.e had of Vella. URA ai.d Ha M ke. Solicitor. Psi:well-street, Batik Bahrinet ; See... tory'. Offire, Auction M=M, London; Bury Si. Ed mond.: Ram. Newmurket ; 5i,.., Caudarid,r; Three Cow. Coletie•ter Bell, CllollllAflerd ;So a, ' Bedford; White Hall. SI. Albans; It ..d Lion. Barnet i Half MIMIC Wilford ; Sara eel.% Head, Ware; place of Sole I nod ..f W. idafebild, Laiid nod 'flintier Sun e. or, Enfield, Madinat" and the Trade supplied on advantagenu. terns N. B. Ilia glassily leKs than 14 Ihi. of the I , l)enettahle Paints and 1 Cwt. of Cant Tar, sold. "' • - Wre are 'Metaled to direct tlio attentiust.nt pee. SOPS alnicied with medal iir hiodilv Arcav, orrvol; .1. ollity., inward wasting.. lap: of appetite.. butler. • depres-i.o. of spirits. trembling or shaking the hAaks.aratit sr and eve, other kind of eruption, asthma.. itlceruted throats. semis , . I wenknese, pail vi in the limbs and joints, consumptive all ronstitutionni complaints. immediately to m.ske Irbil of IN celebrated CORDIAL. BALM OF RAKASIIII, .r Nnture's Infallible dettorative, as prepared and sold, w holesnie and ;retail. by C.. 1. Jordan, M. D.. of the lint Meek, Establishment, 7, Clinnon-street Road. St. George. in the East London. It is univervilly acknr , a ledged to he Ibe agreeable mid pm: caul restorative in 1.11 the ahoy.? co .u. plaints ever discovered it thins the blood, en-es ihr Wrest miolent pains in the bend and stomach. rind pro•aote. gealle perspiration. —I t is utterly itYlp , .SSible fir I:4IIKUMge• to express. nr elomtence to extol. sufficiently the value e' this wonderful and itteataparable Meds-ine in rebtoting health In the afflicted, and giving signs( In the need; thousands lat.- ' big been restored to ; erfect health, after having been en re. *aced by different dise.ises, as to Pave been despaired of, UM orgy by their families, but also by their professional attendant-. B a ia, by appointment of the Prnprktor. in bottles Ils. each, or two qv:amities in one, SOs. eneh ; or four uurtntitles in our faintly bottle, far 3ss., duty included, by which one its. bottle IF saved. This inestimable Medicine will keep m all etinsotes, And inny be had of Barclay and Sons. Flees-rearkei ; Vside, 46. Cornhill; H. J. Preston, 101, Strand ; J. Richards, 193, Strand; Bloke, 411. Peccadill , ; Barker. 125, Oxford-street; Chandler, 71, Orford-street; T, 10. Middle-row, H a tb o ro; and by Ike mast respectable M edicine Venders is every part of tbekbegdoio. A proper pert.on will *wild at Bisitenwilk•lwill Farm• for the purpose of NI. N in,: the (I iferesa I`o COUNTERACI. the many attempts th at IL are daily mde to. impose nn the enwsir. e Poloposititots isosiead o.f the GENUINE BLACK I N pr.. tired by DAY mid MARTIN. they 'nose notapted o n e st Libel. in which their address, 97, High liolbarn, is .o r ow incuonisly plareol in the centre. that they trust an altruism' to this. awl the ditfereoce of the type. which is unlike all letter press. grip amine li t ureb;,sees at nary 100 detect the imposition . The Real JAPAN BLACKING, made and ...tit! Wholestile by DAY mid MARTIN. 97. ii•Ati Holborn. n.d retailed to:s toe iorieripal Grocers. Druggists. Btiolotellers. ontii•ongers, Perfumers. Roid-risaker-. Ate. in the United Kingdam, in Bot• des at 6d., 1.., sad lti 6d. each. I l r, ~. M N It t• .l•• 0.1 I.!st Dr• C. J. Jordan takes this general oppnrtanity of an nnustring to the Publie, that he .till devotes his study exclusive. 1v to the erre of particular complaint- : as a regular member of She Kiln' College of Pa)sicions he offers a sp.•eds Ind perma nent cure for every class of nervous rein 41 . ; diseases. of itow , ver longstanding, or of the most inveterate kiwi. are by his sew and superior slide of treatment speed il yand erre niallyeared IDr. C. J. Jordan na.• be consulted, by all raukc, from nine in the morning till nine is the evening. nt the East London Medi cal Establistuaeut, 7. Cannoo-sireet Re•ad, near the Commer cial Road turnpike. St. George's in the lain. IMEDICAL. BOARD, ( Charlotte-strut, —reat Charlotte-strt, Blackfriars'-road, sod Woodstock-street, aokininr New Bnad-Streer. —Since the Medical Board has been establish ed at Cbarlaate• house Great Charlotte-street, opposite the Rev. Rowland H Ws Chapel, find Woodstock-street„ adjoining New Rood-street. upwards of Thirty Thousand Patients of both sexes have been reit• red to perfect health, many of flora bad lingered for years under the m.st painful and obstinate da eases, were pronounced incurable by respectable practitioners, and , severhl discharged from linspitals.—Such is she effect re "%Voila from combined takots I!—Messrs. COOPER nail Co.. of Medical and Surgical celebrity. after forty years e speriepee in this bletrispoli.„ are emoolted doily at both houses (in all cases of 41yvisilis. &a. often improperly treated), until nine nt 44 11 1 4 Mid our poor have advice (gratis) ors Tnewlay. Thti today, • Mod Sootily mornives, until Twelve it'Clock. o:7' Patient et a distance, tiewribing their ca-e, immediutelv attended to.— Akleityeri: ty tre directed to Chat logke-houoc, Blackfriar's read, Ass ax!ste ere aortsr.fed white (10 not coma's a coaroltioc keg I " •. . • • TM PRINSFD with a Jost and humane 'pose of the enlationnew results arisms from il , e injudicious treatment of certain noel ..ly, cm.tracted in a inuitoer too well known to require commeui, and often entailing on its unlinppy victim n twfles of dirtressmg nod *lnsect itystipportabie attoinos., Dr. EA DY respectfully mills the +Mention of those. slitere-Wd, to hi t peculiar and l ow ofeettial method of cure. elflike tlw ad vertising empiric of the .1 .s, or the equally criminal conduct o f th os e oo who wad the word .•fpr.smi.e to the ear and break it In our hope." 1)r. E.Av alit tint presume to pledge iiyfalli batty in every decryption of cure, but as far as hereon aid, os s"sted by merticol an 6 surgical skill ran be applied, he promises a certain. speedy, nod peinanuent restorition; Isaviug mode every 4peeies of Sy philitir affectino, and its vari train of dis eyses, the primers ohjecis of his pryfrssionyil booties, and beim tittered by the transcendent sorrels %limb has accompanied his !node of orent.nria during the course of a Ini.g and latayrinus practice, he is enabled is Wier. with the fullest eumilleoce, pee• tensions a once the must hopeful anti encouraging. Innumerable instances van be additive Iliostratibe of the superiority of Dr. EntlY'li4l.lll, Witirb has beets (snort to prevail. even where emineut talent, retained by public instiiiiiinno, has been iu electoral. In oildition to those rong..l yt.sey arlyainres s Dr. Elide will he foetid equally fortunate in revering the slumbering unit dehilltateit energies of the hu.uudi gggg utiNeh earlaVair, and if tint timely, arrested, f-elpoey tly render uslgatiin the very principal of existence. From this desolating watt wf inassity sod sterility. by rmasitantiog tie frame aad atfutdieg tone toad elasticity to the relaxed orgy's*, Dr. Emily is . !nippy t s~ rower •he omit cheering *ad positfre aossime.rs that the gtEerems of h o g, sexes may b e re scued; a ,frady peraiyeeirnee in lAb e tneaes dictated briar only required. --„Dt• La.ly to eon:okra ONT. at 46, Ria.-str , •vt, coiner of 4)vWl street. S. hn, , by , prig Of' both se es.—Caosty kitervaieet rcavectfal ton' jet sec ool piss nv • - .• 41; ph • J WO' la: n &c / de 11011110 a The following toasts were then given in succession, each of w hick was introduced by the Chairman with appropriate acid very eloquent observations. " The great enwe of Constitutional Reform—we hnil as the only mensure enlenino.d to r-nore and secure, the Liberties of .he Pe pie; and • ennuis the:lability of the Throne." .. ttiti Ireland."—Three times three. The CHAIRMAN prefaced this toast by a short bet emphatic elk less, a hick was received withenthovissm. rhe condition of that country, he said, was most degraded—its People itt most complete abasement.— And why were they so? Because it was the the in terest 4 another country to keep them down. Mr. Peel had said on the late discussion ou Catholic F.ntaticipation, that though it was the desire of the great majority of the Protestants of Ireland to concede, it would he dangerous to the Empire to comply, the obviate. meaning of which was, that if Ireland were united—if her People were once -linked in those bonds which it had been the too successful object of the insidious system to break and destroy, no loitger wools% she suffer the presence, or submit to the wasting exaction of a Standing Army ; no longer would she be oppressively taxed, or the entire property of the eon try he withdrawn by absentees • the relentless Tithe System too, would be abolished, and those re strictions on the rights and privileges of an im portant class of the People be removed, which were the fruitful source of complaint and disturbance. To rule by division had obviously been the principle of Goversitnent, or rather misgovernment adopted to. wards this country ; the only counteraction to which lay with the People themselves. Therefore, he re. commended to all cla.ses to court unanimity with their Fellow-citizens of every religious persuasions— to feiget the oppression of other and older times, and by such conduct lender the most acceptable service to their country. " The Laverty of the Pres‘—Mny the diffinlnn of knowledge ressnon the encroachment of power, tied prevent the evils, of misrule." Mr. BoTr.t, after some pause, rose and said, that he had wished to leave to others the speaking to the last toast ; but finding that it was passing In silence, he would say a few words. lie then made ani mated observations on this great palladium of our li berties. " The Army and Navy—May their arms never be turned against the Lives and Liberties of their Conalrymen; and ms, they never in Pruee be insintaihed upon 6 Wur Esuitmesbaient.' Sung—" Rule firitonoia." " The Snored Cause of Civil and Religious Litany—s May the Frieods of Rotioroll Freedom wood forth in every s;manielblere triumph in every coose,t." • .4,11 Mr. ()TONNE!. was here loudly called for, ,and 1 , 400 to address the assembly. lie felt himself herld Lilithe %adequate to acknowledge the obligations he was under to the company, for coupling his nettle , Milk the greet and sacred cause of Civil and Iteligines Liberty. : of uf his life bad OW devoted to the ,pursuit, but yet they bad more than repaid any 11 0, f - iliCli he had yet been able to render; be was in truth WIN a declaimer than 'practiCally employe4 It kW bli die Ode and 1 posy of bli days to cdoie ) to V .. NAW.S . :1 41 , . ':.;.7.. .. J 111:0) t4 1 . , U ilt- 1,... 6 . i 'IV We are only at preedfrtt abbiftw give this rliteristedi abstract of the speech of the Honourable end Pas triode Gentleman, whose address wits equity Ste. quent, manly. and liberal ; and who Set down amkt reiterated applause, after proposing the health alt. Chairmen, which he prefaced by Poore high and dirt served compliments. The regretted Gentlenadn roe, land rewired thanks In a speech which did fleet his 1 wow to hisitrad and heart. Never writ he, be sea, ' more happy than le the assemblage of his country nide* that•night, whose applause had cheered, and whit approbation supported him in the wnactestoesed' , tuation to which their kindness had tailed hitt': • heart was devoted to the phosperity of his coestrt o and it was the best tribute he cuuld offer at her shrine; again he thanked them for the honour deist him, and begged to drink the health and bappiaiiint eltent all. ) It is impossible for u at present to paces. Oa eldquent observations of the Chairman on eatlitia4.l ''''. Soon after the health of Mr. Hutehintea being 'given, Mr. MAHON rose, and dwelt most eloquentlf en the merits and consistency of the Hon. Gentle. man; he would, he said, require from him no 'velvet o f his principle., hot the rectitude and patriotism of his past dr,.4; this it was, that secured - him the afm fertions and attachment of his countrymen, and e! stored, at least, his triumphant return fur the City Ips had long represented, with equal honour to his comma try and credit to himself—a triumph of consistensi, principle, and purity, they were proud this day to celebrate.—(Great applause.) Mr. Jolts Monsoon, one of the Vice-Presidentei announced to the Chair a volunteer song at his end of theelahle--whereupon Mr. Boyle presented hita4 self, ships', it with considerable energy and effect, which We understood to be the hasty production if the moment of Mr. Walter Cane. The following toasts were then given in success sion : " Col. Stowell, and the Independent and Patriotic Coubtry Gentlemen of Ireland." Mr. STAWELL, one of the Vice-Prt4irientr, re turned thanks in a most manly and patriotic addrese. Ills father's principles, he said, 111-tild be those et his life—his venerable fattlerr'Ons about to firer thews to his grave—he was dentita to the cause of the Ned ple from hi, whole heart and soul, end his feelings and principles it should bu the pride of his life (is act on..—(Thunders I f applcurve ) ' " The Venerable Lord MAN) of Norwich, the ornament Of the English Prelacy—Ma) hi. Chris i.in llierality be emulated ,by the Pastors of every religions persu:oiou." " Robert Shapland Carew mod Caw! Col/lough, Esqrs, old the Independent Elec•ors of the Cootoy:o . % exford." " Sir Prolog. Burdett, -ir sasnuel 'Hominy. and the ilk. 14 .! • . id . pendeot Electors of %%e - /minder." Here Mr. M Arlen r-e again.— * regrstopo t Ito laid, that that able and splendid-1 relentia ",, t 'the. People, was not there hintaiiliio,n)ght tit .1 ~ 'them, he would - limit the anion ofsirenoh,,slie iatnfr change of ventiMent"Pestsailitig sininoo Of t thesis vs • ly made the petite avowal a; simi* Of*, ot!lt„I minable Members that *We seine belonged to tits party of Pompey nasonielo that of Cztar. he At f . 100ited neither to the ;laity of Pompey lice. cile,` ' rlei o. tied sti , party . brit that of the Prairie.--(Thottit i4 C O 01 Opp:ail/Ipr lit 1110111 ht $ r . rill)* .Atiftlet .. I all Isil h , on .. • i.. • .