The Statesman. — London, England, 1821-01-17 00:00:00

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POds. h 4, 4 i those illiciplis and opinions whiCh e comfit woul live been rip ee sa e d with intim . viic4r, env ii and a ility, if the health of his ttitre Mend ' 4, c , mitered bins to attend.--(Applanse). .Perhaps _ ntotild hi heard wit li more favour by the meeting, # he reininded them of a sort of claim be had on ihrit: indtlgenie, fut having, some years ago, appeared Ite fork them for the pnrpoae of recommending to their euppori that representative, whose manly, indeptila dent, and patriotic spirit, had poi idm, consisteittrf t inviliiibti-, steadily, and zealiktati, to watch over and voted the best intere•ts of the people of England.-s—" (CliCera). lie haul marked his conduct in parliament, and he had seen him invariably opposed to those un happy nteastares tvhich had driven this country to its present distressed and disastrous condition. (Applause. !flit- were, on the present occasion, to go tbrongh a i the various instances which be was in a satiation tii *Owe, in which the ministers of the crown had re: jected the advice of their tonvitnents, had disregarded the petitions and neglected tteltaterents of the people. he should weary their patience and exhaust theif time. Ministers were hitt little aware of the situation in which they stood, when, in a ipirit of extravagant profusion, they were indulging in an excessive expen diture. When they voted, anti brought the lions' of Commons to agree in the decision that that 'deteria rated paper was equivalent to sterling gold ; and when they did not hesitate to bring forward a bill, enact ing that that paper should cirt nice in it, deteriorated state, they little imagined that they were working Milo chief, the end and termination of which it was iinpus- Sible to ealculate.---( Applunse.)--Perliaps that might be ••ne of the mast important engines now at work, by which the distress and iniaery under which all rank. and orders throughout the country were now suffering. had been produced. The agrieultnral int -rent was dis tressed :it was suffering beyond calculation. Tini manufacturing interest also Was distressed ; it I.4vas cramped and impoverished throughout the en ntrys All this was the ctiert of the pernieir m i s syste th a bad been so long pursued ; and he woad, he was st , ex hauat their patience, if he entuired into a detail 1 f the various measures prejudicial to the happiness tittil in• terest of the empire, fur ,chirp Ministers wet-e.wholly responsible.--(Apylause.)- -Natuie was bountiful—the. couinfry was rich in pro./nee, hat the population of the country, on the contrary, was poor and inieerable. ---(Applatise.)--The people, the suffering and s i goaded people of England, iv!io had gallantly and patiently en t or ea a ll pri v ations. who had submitted to a long series of evils, in the hope of a better alid more peaceful time, were wholly neglected and de, spised. They had honestly. temper:oely, and loyally state I their grievances w Parliament and Minister;. The Minister, hod itiJimil resoived their pelitioncand . heard their complaints ; but they hail disregarded them, they hail rejected them, esey had despised them. This total disregard of the petitions of the people had led the people to discontent —to, he would say, josti fiable discontent.—(applause.)—That discontent Mi nisters were linable or unwilling to control by concili atory methods, and they met it aid. the instrument usC tyranny, an increased military establishment.-41:11e; ra anti hisatot.)--Ile was not one who thought that Ow government of the country could exist wit liont a strong controlling power; but every object of controllina powee mild he effected by gaining the hearta 411 a 1, ea • and willing people. There was no need of incurring a heavy expense in order to support a military power to control a friendly and willing people. This was one of the greet casiwa of the present distress. With respect to Ministers, they appeared not to have been unmindful of their own interests, however careles: they might be of those of the people. W /letterer the I ,, neetion of reform in Parliamettt (to which he had ever been attached) tv.i. wctilione.i in Parliament, they bad rejected it with disdain. Whenever they . hail been detected in practices subversive of freedom of election, they hail sheltered themselves under the notoriety of such practices ; and their friends and aii• herente, if they could nut si.yr them from all censure, at all events shielded them from the punishment which I they deserved.--(Cheers and hisses.)--If thole geri. Omen who did him the boaour of directing their at tention towards him by their hisses, would have the goodness hereafter to answer what he haul asserted; to deny the beta which he bad stated, to disprove, fur instance, that Lord Castlereagh was, on the motion of Mr. Madocks, absoluely convicted of selling seats in' Parliament ; if they would deny the fact, and contra s teat his conclusion, he would hear them with great . patience, and treat thesis in a manner very different from that which they had manifested towards him...— (Cheers.)---He was stating that Ministers were Ihls regardless of their own interests. Th e y k new whence they derived their power; they knew that it emanated from the Crown ; and, therefore, they showed that they were constantly ready tudend theta selves to the Crown, particularly on a late occasion, which had excited the indignation of the people, and I drawn forth the strongest expression of national iten -1 Aiment and feeling from every part of England.-- (Cheers.) —They well knew that the Queen was not a. pleasnrable object to the King ; and, knowing this, they conceived that the best way of gaining favour in . the eyes of his Majesty, was, to receive information furnished by Hanoverian at cuts, by Italian spies, and • unknown traducers.--(Applanae.)--They adopted the Communications of those persons as their own, anti, acted on them as theirs.—(Applause.)—lle did nut think it proper or necessary to give any distinct opi nion on the matter they had brought before Portia-. went ; hut this be would say, that a Bill of Pains and Penalties was contrary to the principles of jus tice. contrary to all legal analogies, and contrary to the fundamental principles of the British Constitution., He knew of no instance in history where a Bill of Pains and Penalties was resorted to, which ought nut, to he holdout rather as a light to enable others tta. avoid danger in future, than as an example which ought td he looked up to aid followed.—(Cboeis.).. " TA• Caw flyr what HAMPDEN ft in As Piold, SYDNEY died on (he StareillirP RANT IS DIA IfOUSE, Jna. 10, 1011. • • HP ( rf of Pirerinra of the rnited Company Alereelstst.l of KoOtitti,tradi49 to the East buttes nit Astro!, Ore Notice. That tits Coati will be ready to receive proposals in writing on or before Wednesday, the 14th of February nest, from the Owners of ships of the burthen of about PlO tons. builders' measurement. which arrived in the years 1110 and 190111. havii.: performed sis voyages In the Company's re gular service. stating the rate of freight et which duty say be willing to let those ship', for a setenth voyage. la the Company's service. open a re:lnce:l scale of equipment. The Court of Dirertors also do hereby give notice—That tie Court will be ready to receive °ropy:rods in *riling on or before Wednesday. ..Lille 14th of February aforesaid. from the owner or owners ofhtood. sound and substantial ships. of the totrdien of Itom 350 to 9011 tons. registered measure ment, specifying the rate of *eight at which they ray be Willing?* let area ship to the compeer% for one voyage, to, and from Brunel. to carry out and bring }N.A. goods on the CoMpany's account. The tenders, with the words " Ship Tender"on the co ver. to he severally sealed ep, and left with the Secretary. at this House, at or before twelve o'clock at noon. on the abeve-asnied day, beyond which hour no tender will be re cetera. JOSEPH DART. Secretory. The particulars of terms anti conditions upon which the Slaps will severally be eutploye.l, may he hod on application at the office of the C:erk to the Committee of shipping. on or before Tuesday newt. the 10th instant. CCSTAM-FIOUSF. LONDON, oth January, 1921. FOR RALF. (lv Order of the Hon. the Commissioners of his Alni este.' Customs.) on THVII(DAT the ISth , and FRIDAY the 111th Instant, at One o'Celock in the Afternoon, precisely, at the Commercial Sale ito/nins, Mincing-lane, 4;t:NDRY Parcels of SUGAR, PIMENTO, CANILLA A 1.11%, 1141 its, INDIGO, MILMOG‘NIi, 11.011• WOOD, FUgTle, and STA% EA, for Rosie Consumption:— Char atilt Ditties. To he viewed on Monday the 1-Ith. Teesehty• the 10th. and Wettneutly the lith instant. at No. It, Warehouse, W e st Indla Docks, during the usual hours of Business. where Cataineues mar he had, end nt the King's Warehouse, Cus -1001-tleuse.—Priee One shilling each. A deposit of Tvt eat) -Si s e per Cent, to he paid at the Time of Rale, and the remainder at the Receiver of Fines and Forfeitures' Office, Custom-11004e. by Three o'Clock in the Afternoon of Wed/levies the 7th Feb. or the Deposit to be- Conte forfeited ; and the iloods to remain at the risk and ex pense of the Purchaser from that time. PRTI liaT WI Nit of FINE. FLAVOL R and FULL • SODA', at Sis. per Dozen.—TllONl AS k RICII.‘RO OTTS respectfully . Inform their Friends and the Public in general, that they have commenced Dwaine 100 Pipes of the above '% INES. which nre all of inn.t excellent quality. Families rho wish to lay in their Winter Stocks, are re spertfully solicited to forward their Orders per letter, or to Pin. 10, Skinner-street. No. SW Osfurd-street. or any of T. and If. Abilene' Alcestis. as below. to taste the above Wines, the quality of which is far superior to soy other that have been Imported of the last three %lunettes. T. and R. Abbotts also recommend to their FtliloMerS, and gllsibeltila Jim irsolweal. It i firsing Coe cot iLa. %%Writ are t r rPared In the surlier Ar Ibe Martinigetilaquogtro: rut cl,lll OF 10 00riLIES. Woyesu Rouge et Blanc :Shrub, prepared with the tine.tt Lime and Pine Apples Ms _ Brandy liittvis - 3-ss. Peppermint t orate! Clove Brant) Cases ennlaining 13 Rottles. in equal proportions of Brandy Bitters. Peppermint Curdled. and Clove Rrandy. 31s. the ease.—Noyeau and Shrub eon Anil) be sold in Cases of sot less than 10 Bottles. ACCNT4 NICAR I.OVDOV. Woolwich. Mr. W ' .... 4 ltiStin Caontlett Town. Mr. C. Hal -4lreenw ich, Mr.J.T. l'hoonns I strati Chelsea, Mr. H. Hutchinson I Tottenham.Nlr.Rieharils. jun. Foie% I, Mr. Frosham Lewisham. lir. Jou. Bassett. N. B. All other Wines now at equal) Luca Prices. R'; who pay READY MONEY. are respect .: foHy informed by JOHN JONES awl (o. WI. Picca dilly. tl.at in addition to the articles e‘minitted in the ge neral List last published. they hare added the folios ine. e WO, with all others, for Partin) um*. John Jones and Co. are selling on snore reasonable Terms than any other Ware house in England:— Arrow Root Choco . .ate. plain Ditto, Sir Dana ~tonne's - - - per lb. Cocoa. (patent) ..f the finest quality Is. 10(1. per lb. 4 'ova, Nibs' fine Coffer of fine quality - - - - 3s. 31 per lb. Camomile Flowers - - . Stl. per lb. Cream of Tartar Essait Pof Incliov les - - - Is. 3J. per bottle. JKa-t India Hire (linger fur Wines. Pickles. &e. - Sd. per lb. Hones Isinglass Olives, (French) Pieties ul most sum!' Hey . . Sago Scotch and Pearl Harley for Soups 441. per lb. inegar, (Tarragon) - - Is, per bottle. Ditto Distilled Small Hams Large dry ed Nests' Tonnes - IS. KJ. each. ellos boapSPL :11ottled 94d. Curd 10d. per lb. Store Candles Ss. tfd.; Moulds - Ilis. per 4107. Was - 414. per Jo. All Country Shopkeepers will observe that the above prices Ire well worth their attention. being eoositlerahlflovrer than vittat tint Wholesale Houses charge for the saute arti4 le, COUNTRY 8110PKEEPERS and F.kMII.I ES :tre ‘-) informed by JOHN BISHOP and CO.. that they have en Sale. in their Saloon. behind the Shop, WI, Piccadilly. aest dour to the White Bear, London. 1000 Doten of pocket-handkerchiefs. romolls. pullieats fed shawls. commencing at Is. per dozen. SIAM Dozen Nlens' and 11'omens' cotton. worsted, and I: lab's-soot hose and socks, commenting at 4s. per Morro. NMI Piece of -1-tilts. 94kh, and 1-ith Cambric muslin. - commencing at Od. per yard. 8011 Pieces of Welch and other flannels, commencing at Is. per seed. 13 tICI:scellent gingham umbrellas, brass and plated twounted. Is. each. Also. a Job Lot of Scotch Holland anti other tapes, blot ting. Qc . coutaining 104.000 pietas, from -.ld. per !steep. Also. the most astonishing Oscan collection of tient tempos' Ladies' and Children's boots and shoes, of the very best (its well as common but strong) make, commencing at Is. p pair. Also, a complete Stock of Millinery, consisiinc of the latest fashions of muslin. caps. frills, and fl " tial; esPc ' !tom hd. each upwards, all made of the Most superior book. Ammo and Cambric muslit.s. Asd the Portrait of her Majesty ()seen Caroller. the best aver yet 'reunited upon cloth, at 10d. each. Also, on consigoruent, a Ton weight of fine ginger. at WWI per Ih.. in any quantity : upwards of * then/mud barrels of etrellent musta r d, I n cas k s of Illb. each, at Sd. per lb. With a variety of other us-tides, all at prices well wor th the attention a Dealers or Families, residing eves in :le" mutt remote Inuit of the Kingdom. NAPLESI..—Xor open. st H. A. BARKER And J, RiLIRFORD's PANORAMA. strand. a, optendid iiew entibitinr. with the City. of Ifiples. POsflinio. Childs, range of the Apennines. Monnt,Yeauett&f. the Hitt' Herculaneum, iclamt of capri. and nurneroui other inter siting points. with a picturesque display of beautiful Vessels as the water. Admittance este Shilling. -------- - No. 38, Marine Parade Briehton.—On the Premises, will be LET by .IUIIION. for el Tears. fly Mr. ATTIIEE. TOP; Flerant 3IAIIINE MANSION. No. 3S, Marine Parade. sill! be Let on Monday. January 24. 1821. for el years. at a rental to be paid half-yearly. 1000 as a bonus. t.. be paid by the renter. at or within three months of the time of lettiae. as a security fur the rent—The sale to cemmenre at le o'clock. NEXT TCERD‘Y THE LOTTERY BEGINI DRAWING. and .1. SIVEIVRIGHT. the Corrit•eroots. 0. • strongly recommend to the Pithlie. the astraordinary attractive Features of their New Year's Lottery, which con tains NINE PRIM of. 291,000! The Fifth-drawn Prize Spite te &gave will reerire Three of 91,111111/., and there are not Two Runk,. to • Prize. A Purchaser of a sine 4 TiCket beforr NEST Tt: may obtain Two of .21.0110/. ; and the% hope to be as success ful in distributing to the Public, ai in last Contract, when in one Lottery they told Al! the Privet; of e 10.000! At their Old Offices. IL Conant; II Holborn ; and V. Haymarket. FROM TUESDAY'S LONDO.N GAZETFE. This things.. contains loyal :'d'resses to his laijesty from the Hundreds of 111aAtheath and Little and Less nes, ;in which ane included the , mee t ! towns and pa rishes of tireenwich, Deptford, and IVoolitich, awl of Lewisham, Lee, Elthain, Charl.on, Phimstead, Cray fur 1, J'rith, and East Wickham, in the Comitv of Kent; from thr Rector, Churchwardens, tv.e. 6f St. James's, Westminster ; I the Parish of tiainp.on ;fr the High I 'Unstable, I'l-Moulder% &r. of Chatham, Kent ; from the Linilltulders. tlergy, J.e. of the Hundred of rolvton, Deionshire ; from the Inhaloitants of the Town and Nrighlintirhood of liorneastk, Lincolnshire; from the I nhahitants and Visitants of Cheltenham and its Vicinity ; from the Provost, Magistrates, and Coun cillors of the. Koval Hargis of Dimitarton; from the n of Barking, Este% ; from the 31inister, Church wardens, &e. of the Parish of t oventry ; from the 'fown of Coo hri•lge nod its 'Vicinity, Clausoriran , shire; from the Town and Parish of Chipping !tartlet, and Vicinity ; from the ilivor, Aldermen. Portreeve, ke. of Penrett, Corm: all : lions the liihabitatits of the Villare of tVal:on-leolale, Laiteisloire; front ti • Ilayor. Aldermen. Common-Council, &r. of the llorostrla of Lostwithiel, Cs, uuall ; from the Town and Borough of Lishnrn ; front the 3layor, Aldermen, and Common- Connell .f the Hstrrh of 11.:vtishown ; awl fr ospa aw l Honsehdlders and Intortottoots of the Torn of Hotiva-. gate, aml l'Arkli of St. Laurence, in the Isle of Manta. Cumntissions signed b the I : ord Lieuteasnt of the County of Kent. To by nerdy Lieutenants—The Earl of Ilrerknoek ; H. W. Forbes. Ent.: 11. Slreatfeila the younger. Esq. ; T. Lenin. F-1.:.1. Haillwin. Esq.: J. Webb, Esq.: F:. W. Forman. Es+ : R. Smith. Esti.: J. Valor. Esq.: W. H. Raidottli., I' q.: W. 0. Hammond, E. : R. I. °armies. 0. Gipps, R. T. Hingham. Estirs. Tar Riglit Ilun. Lord Clifton. the lion. W. Ilarri.. Sir S. Vdehmiity • Sir J. W. Lahinielc. Hart W. Bailey. J. Lunforil. J. .AleNander, M. I). I). Dalkon. T. Douce. W. Ila 111 l Pettey, W. G. F. Hatton. E. knight the y U. E. Saer, W. Deeds the winger, and W. G. U. Ty East limn Regiment of Militia —I.. l'a}nr, Gent., to be Ensign. W. sail S. Durkin. floothahtpton. shin-bnilders. Jan. 'O.' 31, Feb. tl7. at the IDulphin's btsuliostAampton. Attorneys, Mr. Barmy. Southampton ; and Mr. Roue, Temple-cham bers. RIM-street. J. 11. Nnita g , jun. of the Old City Chambers, flour-factor. Jan. 111, 30„ FAL V. nt Dellditall. Attorneys, Messrs . Dime and Son. Hillitar-square. S. Plumy. Irostisonter-row. City-road, oil end eolour man, Jan. 00, Feb. 13, Sr, at ti/tildhall. Attorney, Mr. Toung, Orarlotte-rot, Mswdon-Ilonsa. DIVIDENDS. Feb. 8. N. J. Winch.l\esreastie-upi.n-Tyne. titerchawt. at Geildhall—Feb. ft, T. Wood. GoAmell-street, bedstead maker, at Guildhall—Feb. 17, S. Cramp, Vine-street. West- minter, torn-ft-ter, at Guildhall—Feb. 6. W. Couch. Ax minster, Devonehire, builder. at the Dolphin Inn. Honiton— Feb. 6, H. Hall. Nelson-terrace. Kingsland, broker. at Goildhall—Feb. 8, K. Frears, Birmingham, merchant, tit the t4arau Hotel. High-street, Birmingham—Felt. 0, W. Lumley, Jenny-street. St. James's. wine-merchant. at Guildhall—Pets. G. J. Warner and J. I.ord, Derby, Iron mongers. at Ori Ravi ilotd. MO-street. Rirtaiinthain— , Jas. 90. J. Harper. B.lgewarevroad, cow-keeper, at WOW. hall—Feb. 6, W. nn.l• .1. M-rey, Cyst Exchange, coal foetal,. at Guildhall—Feb. 6. B. Martindale, Mt. James's avert., wine-owe:Mont, at Guildhall—Feb. 30, W. Birch and J. Lucas. Fleet-stree', paper-Mainers. at Guil,:e:lll—Feb. 6, T. Nock. Birmingham, factor, at the Swan Hotel. High street, Birtaingbam—Veb, (I. R. .Irmstrong. Worcester street. Union-street. 80r0u7.11, hat-manufacturer. at Guild hall—Feb. 17. J. Bates, Ley bourn. Kent. miller, at Guild hall—Feb. IS. T. D. Latham and J. Parry. Devonshire square. merchants, at Guildhall—Feb. 1(1, J, ShiVey. minzhatv. retell-maker. - nt t'ae Royal Hotel. Temple-row, Birmingham—Feb. 9, 24. Campbell. Liverpool. upholsterer, at the office of Keightly and Pun. Hanover-duet, is verpnol —Feb. 20.1.1131 i. North Stile:44. utn,ier-ttnriler, st Guild hall—Feb. 14. R. Methuen, NlatieheOer, manufacturer. at the Star Inn. Mnflehester—roh. In. J. G. Hebb. Grafton street Raft. Fittroy-sgetare. sculptor. at Guildhall—Fab. 7. R. Cotton. King's 1.7 nu. Norfolk, grocer, a: the Guildhall, is King's 14 on. H VNKRUPTCIES P.M. 1 ww.n. J. Virey, elotli-tnaker, from ht. 21.) to M3relk 10. at the Star hon. Pontefract. York:hire. J. Bromley. N liarylrbotte,lrou tuouger, from Jun. 13 to Marti, 9, kt (iuiidlkall. It INKHUPTeIF.S SUPEItstF:III.:I). O. Riekerdike. flettialler. J. Truitruns, tirove. Great tluiltbord-itreet, Surrey, carpenter. F. lloglion. S:riforit. brewer. _ . T. Harker, Ilup-Ground Brele er%. Stratford, brewer. 11 W. Duffield. Dsrluston. Staf ord-46re. nnil-mannfneturtr. to surrender Jan. Al. 31, Feh. 27, at the Littleton's .Arata 11111. PenkriclKe. statfordshire. Atti.en tl ... Messrs. swain and Co., Old Jew rv. and Nil.. Foster. T. Hope. Sandwich. Kent. lioyman..l.to 19. SO. Feb. 27. nt the Guildhall, Canterbury. Attorney. Nlr. Starr. Can terbur). J. Ilaitzott. Brun ard , ller4ordshire. skinner. Feb. 1,4. an:ll7. at the Stnr and Garter Inn. Worri•ster. Attorneys. Messrs. William% and White. Lincoln's-inn, Old-square. and Messrs. Dangerfteld and Howell. Ilroniyard. AY. Smith, Nalitirn-GraitTe. Yorkshire, eorn-factor..lan. 30. 31. Felt. tr. nt Iliek's Petergate. York. Iltdrnels.lessr:. Sweet. Stokes. and C.irr, Basingdmll-st.; and Nlessrs. Robinson and Graham, York. NAGAI:miI. Ili!11-4treet. ShnJwrll. eiirn-rhandlet, Jan. 41. FO. 6. at Guildhall . Attornr), Mr. Uime., Friday- Onset. J. eltrict, - . Ohl Gravel-lane. mncter-mnrinpr../nn. 91 f?n, Frh. 27, at Altana.), 31r. Shetfirld, (:rrat Pres cot-.lreet, J. Sanders. I” bridge. Devonchire. tanner. Feb. 11. 7. and 17. I the Redford Hotel, nwuth. Amos-tie% 4. Mr. J. S. Bowden. Aidernianbur lessr4. liaundi•r4 and Wil liamn. l'irtm;alll. J. Clutrle%%orth. of ('nrr Green, Angtonly. Vorlthire. clothier. Feb. *2. 3, and 27, nt the Haan 11111. Iluddertield. Attorne. Messr:. Rieeards, and Medtalf, Chan cey., -lane ; and Nees rs. Whitehead and Robingoos, Hecklers- Held. J. and B. !Aster, Leeds, Woo'staplers. Jan. et. O. Feb. 'l7, at the ItoNe and Cron,' lan, fluddersfield. Attorneys, 31essrs..Ineonsh and Bentley. Iludierstield; and at their or der. Basimtliall-street. Londsn. /H. Al • Donald. jun. Liverpool, merchant. Feb. & & 27.11 the Saadi • Inn. Liverpool. Attobrne 5. Merin. Hlsek•doek and Rtmee, King'. Itench-n alk. Temple: anti M. J. Marrow, Li Verietted, W. H. Hilbert. Leicester. wool:tarter. Feb. IS. 11. 27. at the snraren's Bead inn. Leicester. tttlatteys, Mr. Law ton. Leicester and Mr. S. Ta)lor, Juhn-street, Bedford row. _ IL R 11001614. Ortaskirk. Linesothire. tlinor-onerehnot, Feb. 2. 3. 27. at the Heard, km. Liverpool. Attorneys, Messrs. Lowe and Bow Southamphin-huililings, Chan cerv-lane ; and Nit.. J. Meaolows, Liverpool. T. Forrest, Liverpool, wine non' porter-noerrhant. F.h. 4.81. 27. at the oilier of Messrs Frodshsno and Taylor. Li verpool. Attorney s.Altsses. itollingtoll anJ Gregory. Red ford-roiv ; and 111.451'4. Frodslam Tillor..Liverpool. D. Hewlett. Kriterliii". It6r4l2lltroto%rslitire. draper, Jan. *4. O. Felt. 27, te Wepp Hatt look %Artie/. Allot adls. Mr. IL. rash, lietteiting; sod MT. M. Ili in* Did.- nerd', Inn. • CERTIFICiTr. 4 .-FER. 6. O. 113tIon, Birmingham, denipe in piet•orea-11. Boise, It inekiey. 1.. icrslershire , nr.vminlit•ld and J. Ilaselwned. BirmingloariL pot -ash-manittaeturera—.l. I.edieu. Richman-huilnings, ISt. Anne. Solon, jeweller-41. 100914, porket-book minitfromurer—J. Juh isun, I.landall; Glamorganshire, shoe-kocrer—J. .Atirdoeh, Nottingham, draper. P%I:TNFR 4 !!IP'S intssoLvr.n. W. Ram. umbrelln furniture-muutsfeetnrer. T. Rent end W. Barra. merchants. Diniiiitirlice—J. Lilly. C. Brown. and J. F. Reeve.. Glaitonbttry, Soinertetshlre, bankers-- J. rail T. Wer,er. Leeds. Inibrn-inereitents—S. Milsom and IL Bennett. Bristol. irnn-fountlers—J. Glass. pen. and J. (flees. inn. mid R. D. Glass. Henley, t;:oke-upon-Trent. mainceetint.rs of er.••leoxrare---C. Culuman a iil W. Itallaral. Neneetan. Warts ritili.)n-tnanurneturers—J. Range ley cud W. Di con, inn. Stone. r itont roller let* metenfae tnrers—T. and J. T'lornewlll, Rtortmenp.in-Trent. iron tietdere—S. Hroom and J. Ro`terts. jun. Lienelly. Carniar tle•tttlt:re. wool-stapleri—S. P. ilarinifin nn t t'. .111lek, Dirminttliatn. merchants-li. Deale an:l W. Nixon, 'Man. rooster, lenther-sleslers--J. N. W. and .1. Sidehntliam. ne.l Werneth, Chester. cotton-spinners—it. Hartley ac .1 W. I sv,3lallelieeter. fellmoneers—lt. Brain and E. Davies. Salford, common-brewers—L. Speakmaa and A. Jou.. Manehrster and Da%) Ilulme. Lancas!tire, manufac- Inretr 7 ,ll; and It. Print% IttlitnKdoss. Middle-Due. 'Moir end horde-nsakers—E. and W. nesteter. Greenbelt). Tbeteliatn, blanket-mentifeettirerA—T. Bennison an:l E. West, 1 I igh- Holborn, rought-iron hurdle-mane lecturers. C.I.IIBRIDG SU Itt E .11 E E TING. Yesterday, pursuant to public requisition, presented to the Melt Sheriff, Thomas Burgess. Esq. a meeting of the fmelsolders and inhabitants of this county nal held in the market-I:lace, to consider the propriety of ioldressing his Majesty to dismiss his present Minis ters from his presence and conucils fur ever. The Under Sheriff, Mr. Wexce, (the High SSeriff) being **able to attend, than proceeded to the tem porary balcony, anti opened the business of the day by reading the requisition which had been directed to his principal. " Gentletateo, (continued the Under She, riff) you are, in compliance with this requisition, now assembled together. When the High Sheriff took upon him the authority which he has thus exercised— that of calling you together—be stated that it gave hint great pleasure at all times to comply with the wishes of the county.—(Cheers.)--It is not the ditty 4lf the presiding officer to deliver to you any senti ments of his own. It is his duty to do that which **the representative of the High Sheriff, am deter mined to do—to observe the strictest impartiality. and to hear every person who may think proper to address you on this ocrasion.—(.lpplause.)--liefore we Ivo eyed to the business of the day, it is my duty to road to you a letter which has been received from your Noble Representative, Lord Francis Godolphin Os borne, apologising for his absence. [ln his letter the Noble Lord expresses the extreme reluctance with which be bad given up all hopes of being able to attend the meeting ; but severe illness r .tolered him totaly incapable of appearing. He hoped, however, that the address which, had be been present, he wool.' ;lave proposed, would be ably suppoited Ity °them lie was of opinion that it was by a legal awl constitutional expressiun of popular keeling and sentiment at great pnhiie meetings, that the country could aloue be bared. Ile had applied fur the Town-ItaA, as a proper place for bolding the meeting; but the Mayor had refused to comply with the request, without the consent of the corporation.] Since that letter was received (continued the Under Sheriff) the Rawl of Hardwicke has notified that illness alone bas prevented his attendance. With respect to the refusal of the Town-hall, I have only to observe, that we have a Shire-hall, over which the Mayor has no power, hut it is too small for the purposes of the meetine ; application was consequeutiv math. fur th e nat. of the Town-hall, but th e Mayor ba d . thought fit to deny the requisitionists that boom"— (Urty: t:s.) Lord DACRE presented him-elf to the meeting amid loud cheer... He said he rose to all•lress them under circumstances of cow:Flee-able embarrassment. lie was aware that, not being a resi lent at prevent in that conntF, be might be accused of presumption in yen tur:-...g to address the freehuiders and inhabitants on the present oecasiuti.—( o„ no). But, as be was pre sent, the sitirstiinie, if they would allow Om to Sit y. so, of their Noble representative, whose presence was denied them ii conseluenee of severe illtie;vs, he trust asil they woithl hear him with patience, however in adequs'e he might be to the task, while he expressed • . LAIN - t I ,! 1 r ~ J