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wil COUNTY OF DURM4M. --orb 40 ..or The felling* correspeodence has taken place be. tweets the Magistretes of Chemler Word, in the abets Coeuty, mud Ur. [amble. Gateshead. Justice Justice Rose. Oct. 19. 1819. fees; 1 hare the bower M tosoomil to roe a rettlarattoo. 'Web ha. remised Itottoottloo or lie Magistrates of Clordor Wave, orroltite ale day. Tee Illooloresto wattle ten grist didideere N arlaktatiwg say meow, wear% atight owe properly premed hem elbrek, er spoil whore s thefereare of viols, It lb.if to solid they meal, tin proem Decimalise will have year wattles sod ▪ ceetr ef the Deelaraitee lie far signaturMs at iamb !bleat. Chester. Gatriltrad. mid Larestater Jumper Wino. s test say stiorr yea say pleat te give. may be NW ell we, shich wM be attended to. 1 vet. Sir, yaw 'Wield Ilervast. G. A. LAMBAST, Chet to the Meghtrelle. To John Grey Lumbers, F..e. Hem Wows a Copy of the Declaration referred to, which states that's W, the Magistrates and lobs. Wants of state, Ward, in late seen, of Dothan, sleeve it to be est dusty, as good subjects, ender the *elating circemalawelte of the seethes:head. to oat. • public Deglutition of suer MPlllillbeltie of ley shy towards see Soverelga, and of attachment to the hos sad constitution of see enmity. I . We ben eiletetel with eoweno lb. eireth of "misguided nee, to Wog into contempt the laws sell euthoeities of the Stale; to silent' the minds o r uhe people from 'bob Kies stud tawdry, sod to destroy the windlass of social order neon es." The Declaration esecletiss, by pledging the sub scribers to It, to their country. end etch other, •• to maintain the aspremecy of the laws, to discounte nance then, who by open acts of debaser, end In. sidious and dangerous means are whiter to subvert thee," and that they will "inert their best energies iwhicn the h defence of that eurindled have seder they sod their forefathers have lived in freedom end security." Ts the sines letter, Mr. Liable. refereed the follow's' seiner : Learlitse 11.11. Oct. 15. 1819. lest.—l beg I. &clime sigslag the dressiest trasaitte. re sake die desselastina of tbr Loyal sad Csastitath.sal Ise et tbe lababilasts Closter Ward, far the Mew lag remain I. Stesser es Meeting ea rim publicly tailed of the Isle. I. Dwarf Ward. at Ithieb the subject Weise csataised could be seedy Istrsdeeell Ned fairly diseased. Sersisa l e e t t r ely dray shot asp "existiog draw • gleam, of Ms Me rewire wereary tha e we timid pennin to the world. what so ore earl deals. eta.—•• ear Loyalty toward, stir Sovereign, sad ear attasat. Was to the Lamont Cotolitottoo or see ceosory." Caeseenotty. it is on my ieseson te brew, a party Is a itemise* ibso peiwtorly armored, or to said is nein as int o esatiss duinalsy em a " aelekbalwAser which, fres al l u 1 hale seer area . r heard. dereves rat* reproach. I arm, ',Er, year obedient serrate. JORN GREY L.1.1111T011. T. G. A. Lashed. De. Hand of a Letter, doted Noweastio. Oct 15:— " There has bets a Meeting of the Magistrates with the ceal.swnitis sad the testate te.ilsy, which cos. tinted from twelve o'clock till Are; se arrangement has hoes made, sir is there a prospest of their doing fo. The men are dr:ltemised net to go 4.• work till their dewed, ere complied with, which, on the pert ef the eweine, contest be dent. There is se ketosis' mime this teener will tad." " Nsmcasri.c, Oct. 19.—Yesterday wonting a Ctort of hunt was held Is this tows, before 7.151115 s CLanr at., Esq. and a fall ilitseh of Ma. gistraNe, seder sw Act of Parlisswest passed is the •••1 llsNai IT. whoa the Joists lased that shire in :a riot at North Shields, on Thunder bat, ow l that Thames Galata, of North Sele_libtfi siosem k.,_ was aNMS ...a titre present; •MB t o i 4,41 santictles se a debon— air. Ctsestu., in p1:4141 seetti:.ti, said, that this ess almost the lint issisacee secb a Coed Wive bald is this county. Ti. Coed was vt`avti tub pNt Powers, sad their oliact wasratilor to show that they bad that power, titan to pesish the Prisoner, as he bad hen Teasel to be a penes of titillated character. , The ateteace was, that he should be fined 20s. as. bet:slew booed to keep the pesos himself is 431. sad two swedes is 504. nib. 11.: Cowl also decided that there bad been a riot at Welland Staith in We& eteday, sod list three kmilitee, who were sewed, bet's, lie Ore set in custody, bed We. rued thereat; they were Used 151. ash.—The Court thus Aimee ed to thst lay week. • • 66 What we last heard from. Shields, the TIAMIest bad not spectacled, and there was nifty femme fe lieu it retold sot far some lime." Anettempt rectally made by the.ezeitsivail , at Seibalfieed. ID OM& Ibe wisdom sod goodtbm at the Ministers is the oideneble shape of ■ Lo 10 4 14.• dross to the Patties Ressyr, has been defsatedtay, lie Simons sad *dishy of bk. Louvres. A.lteet. W for that porpiree was get -up us Saturday last:— Tire Chairmen provided for the occaslee hating been' equated by the oppositiee of Mr. LAWINON, air Gelatinise, after sow assaecerreful dram to precise" a ightitsts, moved an adjournment, *MA listcar. tried with the most tomaltwoits applause. imemdiste. 1, OW the ,dissolstion of the Meeting, a Requid. steed by Mr. Lamm-ow Bed others, iris is. lend late, regatetiag a Gmietal Meeting of the Is habitants, No Tossday the 19th, to tab isle seed derail.. the calamitous et slits at blasciester, the propriety of au Address to his Hard Highness the Primes RZOININ requesting& strict amok, lute the sates of sob transactions. Terser, the pugilist, arrived in Leaden fns Wales seWedeesday ; be has considerably improved his lameness, which was a stained hew, in over. teasing. lio rather limps, bat is able to take his *wedge. He is gest to joie Sates, she Black, at BOOM His battle with Mattis tulles place on Tuesday seat; sad it mites wore interest time say match shies Randal and Tarner-5 to 4 e a Tarter is the cermet bettisg. FAWN'S& STANDS, G ARDiN AND RAW4TIC SIAM— TM largest assorted chides sod greatest variety of Fattens ever sees is one piece ' ere atm en show at J. Iseear's Flower Steed, Garde°, and Restie SOHO; Jepson's!, Dyed, sod Windsor Chair, Coach and Sofa Bedstead Materfactory, and General Far. alters Worth's'', when Mershasts, Captains, lsokeepers, at any other pers ,, ss with large sea. Witham is, intuiting a greet qaantity of Chairs and • DrJeteeds, no he accommodated with any quantity, however large at s very short soder, sod Oft very * low terrs.—ltscis Helm, No. 29, Carried ) eat Fiesherroquirttf . aft A.St j •• 6 ± 'n.._ - . COURT or RIMINI TafwaT. 0cT. 12 . Before the Chief Justice Sir CIIIILLI Arno} aid &Special Jury. =ALCM AND weLitusswontn V. SIAM'. This we% an action brought to recover his IM Defendant, the entreat of an eoneiry agreed outer the use of potent niechinery, which hes been for the Ise, II teen used is the asersofactere of peper ;.by. which piper of any Wools or width coo be made, with • dis patch and accuracy onhoown until the period of olds Juvenile.. Although 'bisection was laid on thesis* coatract, yet as the objection was laid gooiest the as. tidily of the parent, it was found necessary to go into the merits and all the intricacies of the machiee, a perfect model of which was laid out ow the table of the Court. All the eminent enaineere el' the metro petit were seestooted, among those present wire Messrs. Deakin, Brunei, Bramab, Galloway, Kier, Ost.ll. The made of defence involving the goestios of validity, shoold have been determised . by pro crudities eoasegeewt on a writ of mire facies; as it yes, however, the Court went into oho investigation, Seek... Copley sod Mr. Cornered being retsised for the Plaintiff, and Messrs. ficarlett and Garvey for the Defendant. The epecification of invention, • slocoment oecemarily of (edit's, length, was read half arengh, when is was agreed togs into the facts eiready rehearsed. The chief resod of objection from the indefinite at)le of she speelficatioe. The propesitioas of the machine veers not wholly dallied, the constrUctioo being left, in • greet see. sere, to the 'Atom of the engineer whir sight be employed. The reply to this was, that oho drawings referred to in the speciicatioa perforAed It, and left nothing owesplaieed. Mr. ficialturer however, endeavoered to prove, through the terid;oce of Mr. Deakin, that the draw logs themselves were imperfect, haesauch Si they , were net laid eceorrling to • propttioned scale: Bet Mr. Doeskin gave it as Lis decided opinion, that S. eagineer sight constrict a machine with the oloost sccarecy from the directions contained in the specificrion sad drawings. Chief Juice Anion. thleight Mr. Scarlett's siesta corriitlerable *eight et first ; bet after as etta. isination of Mr. Makin, and witnessing his espls. wades, mod estates! declaration on thi point in gees ties, hi was merely of opinieo that it should be re. hired so the Jeri. We left the Card in earnest eaosideretios of the use, the sip apparently passing themselves with the proparticin of wheels end cylinders, anginal and veldts, velocities, as much as they potpies their clients genteelly with the mysteries* and isdefineable {std. I ncise of the law. We hugest... learnt ihst Mr Brunel,eivil engineer, was next called; he stated that he had esantissed the drawings and speed/20°n of this nischinery, sad that he considered them clear, fell, and explicit, end such as any skillet engineer woald be abli to sake a good paper machine frond. In his crors.namination, by Mr. GURNEY. he ad. milted, that there was no scale given in the opecificatinsi, yet the drawings possessed gelation' proportional and relative dimensions, to preveal any competent workman from mistaking the intentions of those is. strectiens; and, considering that the machine wu in tricate and complicated, he never nor a shatter T .• chime better, or indeed se ably, described. Serjeasst Cortex, we understand, declined ceding more witnesses at preseason be considered his case fully I proved, rennin bootleg to himself the right .f calling others, shield the haters of the dermas of ids Learned Ftlessd, Mr. Scariest, demand it. Mr. SCAKILETT hen proceeded to call the at. tendon of the Jorrte the circomstance, that wri. rlher the spectated*s nor drawings contained any deinitive se*, by which say wakens (weld be &feta Is Candied the machine, which was iisto sehject of the present action, with timidity or precision, anew'tl the patentees bad wholly overlooked ..hat the la* considered necessary is the earhilment of every speciintion, which was to give the public a clear and comprehensive seconat of the lineation, so that .by the death of the Invention, or other nese, the public might net lase the fan peesesslon of sae whole benefits of the invention. Ile considered the present speediest's* ass of that thereon, and therefore was not en. tiller's' the protection of the verdict of the Jury. Mr. - Stsilett roiled . * whole case es this tire's. .Lanee, and as be britoght forward no evidence to shppoll lax me, tifirettecessarily prevented Serjeast et, 41414..arn5d - Jens. diets called Mr. Nati, agale, Wed oohed him; provliled the deckles were made throe fen- e, instead of font or live feat, ...Id the Wata*" make paper f Mr. D. answered, " Men rid geed pipet, tee." Mr. D. wee 'UM in give his ressi.es fey this, bet the ibidn Mated that it was quite unnecessary, as be siodsr. f reed the. case folly, and be bed no deals, list `the Geplitiewe et the Jury did this SSW. The Lensed .taiga ihn took a eery comprehensive view gain points in dispute, cud clearly end point. edly pat them to Au hay, who gave s prompt en• did let ten Plafettli. N4I4L INTSLLIGENCL DIAL, OCT. Slow—Arrived the Vittoria, Between, fres Quebet Mary end Elite, Phillips, from Palm Cowlick, Tapping, from Africa; Nantiles,itaneard, l fres Stones Ayres; Antelope, Lowrey, front Shields for BIM; and his Majesty's ship Uri, foes Loolob for Pertendoetb.—Conte down from the Riser end sailed the Coratherland, BrinJ, for the South Seas ; Dryboreegh, for Smyrna; Leillebeck, Dynas t fell Antigua ; Loons, taste, for Densarers ; and Nears, Heise, for the South Sess.—Wind N. W. PORTIMOVTII, OCT. 21.—Arrised the Fos and Foamy transports ' from Jersey ; Integ r ity transport, fres Guernsey • Landes Picket. Scot, from Ho" for Madeira ; aed Orient, Galilee, front Zoete, la 38 days : she left loading the Vigilsnt end Eagle, the former to sail in two days. Spoke off Allgood. the Tines, fres Nesfoendlaed for Leghere.—Wind N. W. PLIVOUTII, OCT. SO.—Arrived the Bolsi, Palmer, free Quebec—Sailed his Majesty's ship *oarles s en a cruise; and the Grecian *choosier, for Portserooth. FALNoUtw. OCT. 19.—Arrived the Emma, Coed. esy, from Peteribergh for Bristol. She was ran en beard of by a brig two days ego ' which carried away kit bowsprit ; it..-Wig W. S. W. - ;•••• a• ....r• 01 Tax 1 1 4111 S 11 or ST. MARTIN 11k1.711 E. FIE LDS. The Dorbirettas of the Vicar; Churchwarden. mad Vsistrysteri, which had bee. attempted to be smug gled through the Perish of Si. Mertin-In.llo ields, - has produced a re-eilion, in a Meeting of the Inba- Missile, who do sot think that approving of the est ages at Moodiest*, is a proof of loyslty. The Meeting was held at Wigle)'s Rooms, Spring Glutton. At kalf-past one, Mr. Citassices mold,, that Mr. Chemin. Bliley take the Chair. Mr. BAII.LY having token the Chair, claimed the indulgence of the Mettiog, go this tees the first time of him presiding ow such on occasion. Ilis first ditty weelJ be to rood to them the Decimation. as it was called. of the Vicar, Chsts4earrhotv. Volleys's, sad other inhabitants of the Parish of St. Mertio.iss the.Fields. Mr. B. them red the primed paper which had been pet forth by the Vestrj. The words of ibis Declaration are as follow " We the undatts , gned. faith the liveliest senile .f attachment to the general interests and welfare of our toontry, feel eersaires impelled to testify al this time stet regard for the inestimable blessioge which are so happily wooed to is in Church and Stale, by the Laws and Coustituties of the Realm. We, there fore, cannot remain snout, when the joist feints of violence sod clamour, are *wily employed to over. throw sod destroy thew blew:hags ; ashen licentiates and daring rodeovours are resoled so impeach the credit of revealed Religion, end to suavest the peace sod settled order of the Government. We view with serious apprehension, aid with deep silhouette. the wicked and seditious publications which are doily suitiplied, by which commotions are excited and di.. content , fomented, where the burden of diatresses, which we so much lament, is found to press se heist ly—distresses which the good elects of returning peace, after long awl submits compile, have not bees able **dryly to prevent. We smite most cor dially is this Remoostrence against such mischievous designs sod evil practices, as injetions as we dens them. to the happiness and safety of she Poblic, to the Faith which we profess, and to the civil privi leges which we enjoy ender the British Crown. We thesefete take ibis method to 'spent nor (lied deter mination to maimaio, as far as we are able. the head of order and tranquillity by every i 5.... which the lows of the land, the prioctoles of our Religion, sod the keener and loyalty of Englishmes shall senctios or require." Mr. BAILS"! said he was informed that this paper had been taken about for signature, and every effort was said to iodate. persona to sig. it. H. had Nest Ito reed in them the Notice by which that Myelin was convened. Mr. Bailey rood a paper which me.- Hosed that the iuhabileote of the parish haviog men the Declaration .f the Vestry. sere determined to hold a PAM Meeting ills day, for the perm. el atepreesing their opinions thereupon. This, he ob verted, was the first Meeting held by the parishiestere ins such en occasion. They had, from apathy, of from whatever cum, being in the habit of allow's"! tit Vestry to act as they pleased undisturbed; but be hoped that they wield sot do so any haeger-ops Me bailed this as a commeocement which would be Ipeodietive of the west happy result to the pa., efishimters.—(Applowee.)-1 I appeared as if the Volsr iiy were apprehensive of having their loyalty defile., ed, bet the parish were aware of the sort of 'eyelet/I ssessed by these Gentlemen. outrages Si IMancliester, the Sespention of she Hoboes Corpse, L ewd similar acts were readily applanded by them.— ' (Applente.)—They, too, were loyal, bet they Net possess that SIRS Of loyalty which considered se Messing , such inroads on the liberties of the people. toacleded by 'Borealis; the Meeting to hear every Gentleman •he should address them patiestly, let his opiate's be what they may. Mr. CHAMIBIIIf came toward, and observed, that be bed a set of Resuletioes to propose for the appro. batten of the Meeting, bet before he did se, he begged to seer a few ohservatiose on the subject which called there together. Ida disclaimed all personality any tidos which should fall frees him ; indeed, he regretted the necessity of their meeting to oppositions to the Vestry, and the more so, +hen he saw et the Heed of the Declaration of that Vestry the same of their worthy Vicar,l 111211 whom all most esteem, I both for his private virtues sod public conduct. (Applause )—lle regretted that the same of that Gentleman should be dragged forwatrt on suck as occasion. If his mild and pacific consists had been followed by ether clerical men le the country, the people wield not have to lamest the atrocities which bed been Le: t e de reil etmewitted In the North. The ejseaker pe to object to the Loyal Declared.. of tie Churchwardens mad Vestry ; it might not Wriel foil% to the world that tech were the opi nl•ws of the iellabitesb of this parish,—. patieb Which had le beast of a Sir Isaac Newto.--s; iihich had bees hemmed by a 'Denison, whose& 'noels, to edeaort their interests, wield, be hoped. be ielimelee to them is the viadication of their rights. illbo Loyal Decimalise as it was called. of the ilestry, was, as for as I:. coold ooderstaod it, an cep "proud of the candid of Ministers—k was, in fact, thestkiwg them for whet they had done.—(A person ia tko crowd hissed.)-11 he was umpired, he was epee to costradiction. Let it be proved t. him that - 11. was wrong, and he would with please!e move a at of oestrary Reeeletioes. In the Declaration of the Vestry the people were accused of violence and damsur. Now the violence and clamour was on the pert of &Moisten :—es the part of the people all was pinesablesed orderly. tribe Declaration of the Vestry dld Mt refit to receht ',sots, then it meant Nothing. Led .bat were those events? They all knew the bloody mensilegthieb Wyk place et Movichester on the Ifith Aug. 11. would not, therefore, go over them, hot be would litMe merely a few facts. That the Mettles was legally_ and peaceably assembled, was now proved *reed a desist. The parties, against ohm" oar. oasts were Issued, gave theteselvel quietly up. ?ben was BO attempt at vielisece on the pint of the peeple.—Where, then, was lb. necessity of the inleiferesice of the military ? Were the people of coostry which boasted of an Alfred— wen fiber, whose artless, according to that Al fred, shield boo as "Ire* as their own he be thus delves from O. sword., of M sir ptiti lellee?—(No, no!) —Liberty was es essential to Shea as the sir they breathed; without it they most capita—(Applerie.)—There was eat chsesstoece convected with the late lidauchastor piroasetliags. which would hand them down to potterity with the Manama St. Barth*lodtow. A poor •orive, with her Jabot child, going to seek her husband. this halo. mealy eel data and butchered !—(Shame) —This 1,4 bad from thin Gesstleiveh tabu tree %finesses of the fan. • The *wake, seat 'detrital to that part of rho Vestry Declarative which commented nn the pulill. cities. of different blasphemes and libellee. pate = Olen. He was himself firmly established Its the Christi's faith, yet be cook. our Lyre to ,boll up thaw poetess to public odious who differed float him is theological opinions. They ought to l•-ok to the gent precept of she brooder of the Chrisrian faith, "i.e. ye one 'tither." By this spirit of brotherly lore we, that all tree Christians were ectasteri.— Iffis was had a tied to sondemn soother beret's* they tittered on sash /welshing. This oil a ques tion between man sod his Dino. Maker o:.ly. The feral "heresy" hid been—was truly defined by our (peel awl immortal peel Shikealwer, who mid— " The true heretic is be oh, lights the 6.4., not he who bo rn e i n it. " it •pyt stud that the Vr 'try wirh.d to lay claim to all the faith; it s p a y ~,; bat thew sorely that Meeting h..l a sttnoger chins to this feetiogs of charity ; a nd if the Alerting he thus addressed (fronded their faith on the broad basis of charity, they had a better thence of seeress thin the Virility, obi etch fded charity ait oen thric. If qoarrels about tech matters wets the ttae who (flood (sell with his weinhionir to-d-ry litsold, if he had the power, imprisnu hos so m o s f • w, SO barn 11. the steal day ( ilppturne ) --lie nested they would not go on doing that against which religion set its face. Ile hoped shit, however Idle) might differ is opinion. they wield say, with Mat inestimable man, Dr. Ilalifas, " Though so aril sot partakers in the same faith, us are helpers in ills Mow glory, and however we may differ, we are 111 Onsisider ourselves ea sheep under the same shepherd. lboirgh tempotatily lodged in the saes fold."—(4p glfouse.)—After a few additiseal obaervatlrh, thp Devileunk coutladad by analog the followilli R.. illabstioss Waited, 1. Tlrt In the ispholow of Ale illivolvell* De. ellurr:t.ros a the (flour, Choral.. 'r t wo, sad sobers, cowrie orwirronsa wo e' a a r r .. ; p an .. e r t h e lain_ blew* of oars Probes totally dream.. Tbst it I. hardly drairoo. as the pa-...f she Wieser at.l desedrel.vere to pretend is biome the sweater difstef.et. In pew which. if we ewe soilertitt-Ad say th.ou fro= b a re defiearta .stylise aU the dews to which the people attribute dn., ditarr.fes, ebbed leubterearag et Mote( se e.ito to email., loos the oalleito of their arairwans. 3. Thai Its rite mimeos ref Ate We're. the elerbrers is tw lies have soly_cbows to loot as so Meth al the ..meet as I hey lelosfht woe*. enable them to delude peons. the Sidra. at tie re before They wale op lanai& Its. Tait she discostesui of the people, whirls is ibis feelara. ties are termed *Waste sod sedith.ot and wale* ire .r..... 41 is be the *hole sr she sill, saint always limo wow resw.w. sod may orighote is a well-fineemktd catto 6. That for soy facts slated he lb. Ikvisroolos, we're so ✓ams 'evaderetasid the chum.' of eedoioo arid licystimmesa otherwise that a a esallassoi coositioetim of retreat inapt. of the k I. Coves siren erlevreaces, sad t . iterrelnew the by of Om who, soder Si. wirier of teal ter order nos Tag refire to reamwene bun far their criarplaints are well toworled. That the blesslsre cooteeptsted by the Laws sad Goon mho or this Realm eon only he preeeter/ so lose a. IA the Wog" Ibilalld• w 'Mir tot:wale. discus!', are 'Hawed I.r even _ ofillsonslotil oflokb shot Corot...dm ass premlded fur two of Invoiqmaists the condect of die (oversees wireaci with tha'arboishornsian at dowse loin. 7. That la the ckcsaessances of that toonetey. t is 0.1- 1,461/11$ last the of the people attnr ..as the uo blasting corroptinersil legertice of ti..+t whose bade tie people expect Wellaimingp promised to thaw by the.Lalus tie people 11. Mai the rouses of complatat sword owl .',th:.lwet , atd have omen, lameo & lose a c mes the (Cutouts. • I "sly w0.:4 beer tedsoed obe Dolomite of the Deriaramps llst ve up :peen that the primes who hire teeth/ It eta I mmo* , der...• aloes dent eves they isa.e ma Werra Is promenuiest la. delis- Was. we think that sit tire people of le.glsed mom to 8 0 11 4. 10 . k • • la Ineguaghesdeace a pun of s to be amtender.hano. teal the aft... a,. say lears vorkranairsteot cosplegors, hut that ih it ' meow., tom be redressed. 9, That this Nestles; revert that their It ardor Wirer eh anal! be rosiareed to MA hi .1141 is any meetly Pal • shoie.er, r -...- getairre thet de, dist lb. rho .4 a t c h a r ...toy Y two NO.& an Itteriallat/ fro.. unlitke altogether. sad tredilsaa ..? t h e thy n o w o w., rry proneolestisg bee elitritea preapt of seem owl good sib erl earth . f hes* litesnitstroiss wern i secoadorl, avid the CHAIM DUN proceeded to pot rims seriatim. The first was carried snauiwiontly. On lb. secootitokog pot boa • the Chair, Mr. It. TWONAI, joss (of Its Strand), stood for. word. He apologised for outing bluing to the an • melon of tie Meeting, hot be could trot, tousles/fitly with his day as on Euglishman. as iwliabitant of she oafish, rennin siont on that occasion. Mir. T. pro• seeded to vindicate the coulee of the Vicar s Church• widens, nod Vestry, 'quintet shoo an utlsObslanti. Mod charge had beers preferred. It oat atterted, that the paper for algoatures bad been carried rowed Is the hooves of auto into ono inclined to alga it. This be deeded. In oaf instance only was tiro Declaration taken from Ike Vestry•roota, that rose at the request of • mats whom alt Suet respect—sal Doke of Northumberland—(Groove sad kisses)—u boss many esgagemenss prevented hi. from being able to atteuil at the Vestry. Ile dieted that the Designation was an approval of the sawdust of Ministers; on the contray, it was totally silent an the subject, nor did it amok" any allosion to the late trausactious at Moschella, on which thou, esisted a great difference of .piston—(Cries 4 No, no, there can be bet tine *pintas@ Bryon that sabjed.")—Mr. T. is deference of the Veiny, oh- Saved, that they, as well as theft worthy Vicar, sera always foremost in relieving the diettesses of their follow-parisidowas, and were acquainted with alt the kaortisof distress and misery in thee neig h bou r h ood. Ile contladed by unovlng an aanordateet, which Ira, its fact, an echo of this Vestry D.claratioo, which tlit Meeting had assembled to contradict. Mr. CIIARLIVI PAMIR seconded Ibis eateadausat. Mr. Cuawatas olooterd, that there was nn divans of wahirig the Vestry respur s.hle for it. if tardiest. The Vestry of Ibis year were elected hy these of last year, and the neat year's Vstry wool,' be elected by she present, and so en. With respect the precedents Which bad been (pored. he bid miry observe, that the reriehi era 'Wended on t,..• soceltiaus, and whatever was done was their set, which thy Cools, not afterwsros find fault with. They h.., bees told. this they oorglot highly I. esters awl re. t opect „. l o li r e aDoopubrioricf:Lrettsivoinreb, , si t: o u r has part 11 1 4 , their high ergots. Ile diJ pot b rernliret any pirlscs services performed by him. Whether it was hoes hr I : hi De s i ,l l l te a rt i eni u : a l p e l4 l . , po h lr r e i re k t l it b r e . y e w D e h c o ;I s t f h , la i c : :h u e f was . so t ned:r from : P r i e r: *scant blots was stated that so pales hod been tabsu to precuts sijustuisi, ~. • 10,0 NESNAN. wk I a 'Wide II T. seer. bond I late 4 4 r 1..14 k