The Statesman. — London, England, 1820-11-22 00:00:00

I 1 I k I t... - , . •, 1 , THE STATES4AI/4- great aseembty of the nation. The livrs that would be lost on this eerasion. ['bite elle Wieder Member was interrupted by /shouts of laughter, and tumultu ous cries ef " question")-- Mr. Jeer failed the Worthy Gentleman to order. Mr. N. WILLI tats said the danger which would re sult feint her 31.1:esty's preweeiline to St. Paul's ('a th .drat, :unit strike every man who redected *llion the prohalile romequences of such a step, but he, thank God, bail nett e moos, hto encounter it. Beside, the loss of lites. the complete itarnation of trade was an other consieleretiun which ought peculiarly to operate upon a body of nun who owed every thing to the sur er •s In; preseenti et of commerciel pursuits. What would become of mercantile affairs, and all the bills n hich would heroine due on that day, if her Majesty went to St. Paul's : (laughter) Gentlemen might lough, trio he contended, that in a commercial point of view, it was is nrth While to consider the effect of bankers' clerks guits ,r about with bills in their pocket... 'I he dote:: r W;1, no: i Magina rv. as some Gentlemen might , :suppose, fur lie hell himself witnessed a very ronsider- '• The env: r:d tool.- show'd hi..elnw-wcrm litzlit, able commotion in the country last night, eroiluced by " And this did homage at the shrine of t i g ht." the roasting of a beast (iatighter). He had no doubt Where all did their duty, all should be applauded-- that the mis..:nided peonle whit roasted the beast, were s% Isere all was excellent, it was difficult to di•tinguish• stiiiitilat.d to that act be disaffected persons in the ine- We cannot, however, avoid remarking that the taste tropidia. and brilliant 'of Mr. 3istitiorke'e house, in Calmar- Mr. Jeer rase to ieroliire what the roasting of a then, drew towards its illuminated front large groupes beast could have to du with the question before the of people, whose eyes, like the u indou s, eparitled aid' Court ... o : ir • :Jr. S. Nene thoneht the Members of that Court LI.ANDOrfItV was nil Miltalf 114011 most brilliantly would art more hke Gentlemen if they heard argn illtituitieted in consequience of the termination of the meats, instead of throwing obstacles in the way of orueredi nip ageing queen Caroline. 'I lief:astir Ina discussion. looked particularly well : Mr. Gouistiene, druggist, 31r. N. Wised vets said he wag the leaf man to travel lied A transparencies with the words " God save out of the tptestioe. His observations were strictly the King:" Mr. Bishop's office had it Dynevor" print- in point, when he was endeavouring to prove to the 1 J in large red letters. The crier was sent about with Court :hat it was the object of a certain party to keep x re q uest from dor deputy bailiff (Mr.ltishop,) for the alive the agitated state of public feeling which had • /its; auel <See, ries friends t o ill um i na t e . l • A grand display of fire-works in St. Peter's Yard- unhappily exieted on this subject, and to effect by that l Ant:r.,• it tex t ..-- On Wednesday last this town, as! added gaiety to the scenic ieantv of the lighted Win. means the dismissal of his Majesty' s present Ministers. I well as its iminedia;e neighbourhood, .were brill.iantly; dims. ill " 111 1) sPeriwerts •of '• tee and sentiments o f i If the Conn saw the question in the mune light as he ! 1 :ansiartetl, and %reveal appropriate at tes t ers MU& suit- attac h ment to utir motet !!carious Qu ee n, shrived them- I did, the answer they would return to her Majesty ia..le emblems attracted aged engaged the admiration selves in a variety of forms. Its consequence of an I would he, that however desirous they might he to pay of the varied,. the wise , and good. So universal anonymous pirwaril, canne i upon aorta who partici • her all tine respect, this was nut the proper time to I were the feelings of the inhabitants of this tonm . in i pe w i n the tat OUf of their insulted Qu een . t h at suc h a no:mat t happy occurretwe to illtoninate , the agitate the City of London. Tranquillity was not yet Mayor and Chatuber became gristly alarmed for' the I 'Toured: ;main's% had not yet returned to its regular ited sponteneous manifestation of juy, o n th e f a il u re of safety of those inhabitants who might not think pro. I channels, and they should recommend her Majesty, the late atrocious conspiracy anti unconstitutional pro.! per to evi„„ any in, on the m .„,i,,,, , „„d took i reai I under such eircittitatatiree, to postpone her intended reediugo, will long, if rot for ever, remain " has " a! pains to obtain sienattiree to a hand-hill a Lich they i procession ta the Cathedral of the metropolis till a tit peellel in the history of this county. Mr. Fear a d l pnblialiett, stating that these a liii slid not siehsseilie ! ter opportunity arrived. 1::,4,411., Madame 1), ra sat, tete were severally exhibited . 1 t hei r names. to preserve the peece of the city, :wuntld I Mr. Alderman Werritmeat rose, principally with a t rough the streets in 'they. and were at l a st d es ti ne d have no remunera ti on presided their windows were t view of endeavouring to restore some degree of recto to meat their well.m e rie e t f e t e o n a conspicuous Fah broken; this was 1. " 11 ussell br s"sdh - ri eitioe an Art I larity to their proceedings. The manner in which I•w s; after ni•ich these wortietea were tonsigned tot of Parliament which contained the Punishments en. this discussion hail been continete I had certainly been e.e dames. togiithyr with the I lreen Hair and its eon- acted fur such depredations. 'f o forward this .lesir e bl e most irregular and disorderly. The question before teets--the mote plating national anti enlivening lairs, end a .umber of special constables were sworn are 1 the Court was Pimply this :----A c enominication had C e bells rine:ote, eel the lirrot mks sparkling in ail I Happy are we to say, that the distlfrets ,I, as they are been matte by her Majesty that she intended to attend kreetiuns, airily the he ar ts o f f ree men g l owe d with termed by the immaculate disciples of teenier/ and good I Divine Service on a certain day, and in consequence gratitatie to the l'ispoaer of all events, for Lis tignal I order, coteltietel themseltris and their rejotetnen in the of that communication a motion had been made to ap ieterposition in reed-vine the character, the inienr, moat praiseworthy manner. . : point a Committee to consider how, and in what man &Nl life, et their g ration.' anti beim ed e'nn'ui "In I PJMIOUTII. Nor. 26.--The manner in which the tier they slisield receive her Majesty. This Court bad N: e esetang began, continued, and " ii " in perfect' intelligence of the iasne of the ilillof Poirtsvisi l'etiaJ• I nAbing a hatever to do with the propriety of her Ma linwiny, and no kind of datuege w " sts' l. ' i iiied 1.1. I ties was received at Portsmouth was in di • highest 1 jetty's determination. She had wade up her mind on tr i flin g a few panes of _lass in one 1 "'n" , which was; degree creditable to its Inhabitants. I o.m.oli.itely on I the soi , ject, ant :lie Court had only to consider how to tt.e uslty sine not illuminated ; but the owner, feeling! its arrival it spread with great rapidity, impartioe to Irereive her. The Wortley Gentleman thought that tie propriety of ;;it lag way to so general •a practice, I the faces, hods of ))) i l aisterialims and eppoaitioniets, 1 ereat tomtits sad disorder would necessarily arise from fo:lowed the ex.oople of his nelulaletrs, and the po- uuarsrd proofs of satisfaction. The bei.s of all the I I the mere eircunisteni.e of the Lord Mayor anti this p- .lee quietly dispersed. churches a ere instantly set in widen. The merchant i Com t arteniline bier liajesty from Temple-bar to St. Baecoe. - the Mail arrived at Brecon on Saturday ~,., i tee. in the various harbours ;magma every ease and j Paul s Cacti...led : lint he would ask the Worthy evrtOng the 1 ith instant the horses decorated with streamer, which was likewise done in many of tae lientleman, whether any such cumequences had ensued le:reel, the syttileul of victory.) bringing the joyful street,. 'the victorious laurel and white levoars lave from fernier proceeaisans, at Lord Nelson's funeral, for mews of the tepid:atm of the Hill of Pains and Penal I been exhibited in profusion, and on Wetinestiny night 'natant's., and when Ilia present Majesty had been twice ties against our grecient Queen by the Ilona.. .of there was au extensive illumination, all whirls thie f , received within the City-ewliether, on the contrary, Lords, which instantly spread in every di rec ti on . The silverly dent marmite the loyel, as well as the lids.. the utmost order and deeorititi had not been observed Si Ps were immediately rung, while tire-works, bon- I pe ,, dela. ~eolime.,,, of t h e e„e e ei,„,,, e , on those oliensions ? The Worthy Bent. had thought etes. and every dem ins/reties,: of joy acre manifested The di„. o „, t i t „ r „ f t h e Hill „s p a i ns an d p ew ee" proper to enter into the motives of her :Majesty, an i it the most enthusiastic manner ; a band of music I was tingled in Duch, it 4 at Plymouth, with the sinctireat lied declared the object of the persons who had advised played sever d time. rotund the town, and a very nu- • gretulat' , being brottelit here be the mail un a'nit. her, to he Nolely to keep alive the public feeling in mating and respectable party met at die Swan lim, day inornine. At iiielir the hells of Stoke chard* I her Majesty's behalf. For his (Mr. W.'s) part, he ;retire the evening. was spent with the greatest convi- I run • merrily, which ea. termed, at intervals, duriug thought her Majesty had aniple reason to return v:elity ant good humeur. The Queen-her very able the et hole of the hollowing stay. 'I he insignia of vie- thanes to Almighty God. for her deliverence from a Cuttnsel, 3leaars. lirmieleini, ice.- Lords Grey, Er• tort - soon began to elicit. theneselvea in vari o us shapes wished and cruel persecution, unexampled in the his ee:ne, anti the other Noble Peers and Gentlemen. her an d i n a ll dire e ti o ns. In short, it is impossible to tory of this or any other tenintry. Ile commended her Alejesty's friends, were drank with th • highest :toil describe she exultation and joy manifested on the o e . Majeaty for it. lemlonbtedly the public feeling had count loth rnnaed applanee. on 310t01.0 morning, the canon. been rewed in her Majesty's behalfe-the public feeling Leitts 'Ado. several churches were set in motion, and I F i tunenonse, with the eereption of Emma-place and had been to save her 3lajesty; and as long as she was cair!intmi t!...i rt a milt I peale until a late hour at night ; Duniford•strert, vied with its sister towns, as far as persecitted—as lung as the ante of power was raised in took a very brill; tnt and general illumi oat ien p l ace could be expected. in (tiep)n-Ole tokens of its rej o icing, hostility against her, the people would centinue to Oaring the evenine, (ni.li t h e exception it about a by an illutiiiiietion iei Thorsitiv reenine• aml other shield anal protect her against the malice of her per t:user: houses); several lie-twilitl trensearenries were pr sots of popular satisfaction, n-bielt were wholly serum; s. Whether the determination of her Majesty exhibited, and many ; ppropriate sentence* adapted to devoid of any thiug offinisive, either to individual!' or in the present instance was wise or !melee, was nut the the ticiesion : the music played all the eviiiiing, and to property. queseien before the Court. It was merely, whether she every thing passed off in the must peaceable el:inner I - - !should be received with those distinctions and marks possible. 'I here were aev.iral bonfires in different parts COURT OF (7111 - 11 °N CGUSC/L• iNsri 21. iefiespetit with which the Consort of the Sovereign Lad -sae-- uf the town. where Greer Bars, 'tiara full of reorta- always been reeciveil ? He h a il no fe a r w h a t ever o f (in continuation from THE ST .Trcu xY Of yesterday.) isasprprr, hoisted on I. ng rho, wet,. consigned to the any tumult taring place. The temper and good feel __ juit destination of the devouring element, together THIS QUEEN'S KITENGANCE AT ST. PACleti ing which the people had uniformly shewn throughout with the effigy of that pi.k ef dorm& roma.% Mire Mr. Feue.i. having moved, that as her Majesty the whole of the late pnteriditl t rS, 11'44 a sufficient an. Pets, fherroat, alias freelde Eaten d re. had expressed her intention by a Meesagei to the Lord swer to Any arenniiitita founded upon apprehensions of B t TTLi.—Y9II will oblige many of your fielders Mayor of her intention ti-attend Vivito. Service actit. that motile. The people had shrove' that temperate Leos by :noising the rejoicings of this little town. Paul's Catlesiral sin Wednesday, Nov. tlk it be es" and calenleting ilispos:tisin, a hieh proved that their tee th e eiening Of the arrival of the wrirtone news of solved that Ilse Lord Mayor aged the whole Coarsest- opinion itt favour of her 3lejeaty arose not from any , te.• Q u e e n's a cquittal, the Chtirch bells rung a cheer- tend her 31ajesty ten that day, and that a Speer - AVMs,- sitilderi ebullition, but foam a deep sense of what was ful peal. the Abbey gnus were fired, and Its lofty miller be appointed to receive her Majesty in a suitable due to the justice of the case. They had acted, as he testers brillimatly illuminated with swing lights, b manner. trusted they always would art, when they saw an art order of Sir Godfrey Webster. The effigy o f Majoechi Mr. Heecomne suggested as an amendment, that of oppression 'militated-obey had stood forward man atee; exhibited with a Greer) Hag at his hack, and after an the Aldermen present du attend in their usasorine fully in behalf of the intended victim, and rescued her being made:Ply expoiwil, was hung in chains--a gowns. from time bands of her uppressors.--(Citeerr.) betel of musici a bonfire, and other ibineeti ttrations of I M. reveth acelieseel in the suegestion. He had 31r. Cittemc and Mr. (64M rum supported ti l e j..i., distinguished the :dela. t sot specified the niazarine puns, hitt left that eirento- titan. ewea.te te--.The grateful intelligence wag received 1 aial open as .a matter of taste, which he was ono. no 31r. atote thought the simple question was, wh e th e r IMP' on Sundae last, and the following nt./f Ill•! ! ! Mall Alderman ',mesa wo uld h ev ef ei l e d t o exerc i se on suc h th e queen should lie reerived a ith the bottom?' is hills u-Lerei) in by the merry peal• of the bell-, discharges !an occasion. had always been conferred upon the King** Consort? of eanacui, displays of white Lis-ours, he. In the even-I Mr. N. Witeetate toatentled, that the measure was Mr. IlitoNee thought her Alsjesty wmild ha ve b een i fee a de huusto were lighted up, brit to smell relied.: pregnant with the greatest danger ; and he was fort's- better advised, and that the intenests of religion would ~ (In Wedeestlay night, !emcee's a britliatit atilt (it ith lied in that opinion: by the admission of her 31aj c .7 1 h are b een bett er consu l te d, if shelled abstained at this few exceptions) general illumination took place., andt or her Majesty's advisers; that Sunday eas not suit- moment from such an act of ostent a ti o n. Sn e l l , bee. mistral traneeeteneiest appropriate iti.criptione. Ike. I able, in uonsesittenee of 'tbe great were exhibited. The inhabitants paraded the streets' who would be collected from motive's of curiosity, aid question as to the course which the Corporation of in large nseetohliiia, admiring the cheerf u l scene whieli the tumults which would reliably ensue. Nu doubt London ought to pursue. ead he invited they would eve ry direction presented : and we have Mr pleasure I thonsands would assemble on this oceesion r tool what never be wanting in payino the proper marks of Isis i to :add that no accident. nor any instance of disorderly a aititetion theater Magistrate would beire—(LaeglS: spect to any branch of the Illustrious House of which cortluet. occurred. Precantionary measures were ter,)--Did they wish the Lora Mayor to earl in - tsvo or her Majesty was so distinguis'hed a blenther : Queen ' but any appeel . to them . three t egie l eate of dragoons (cries otnieeissily Whet Abe was, and a . s Q ueen she was entitled to all the pe. atiopteid by our Magistrates, was tendered unnecessary by the praiseworthy conduct could be, her Majesty ' s ob j ect ?-tiurilei, 0 . e . e) , ' ) i eges and distenctions belonging to that exelted elk. . , . , Mr: Ccetthil said. the WOrtler *eirell;erishil ire eljlit . )rt. It tas imputsible tsar her Majesty to please of the populace. . • . At lioalmiu, the hells were reng..on the arrival of . Tto itnpate .s atutives Si. liii - Majwity: . eOry 'bpi j, and hi * * did think it estraliely an kh: N. WiLLlOril colhiihdifek tlia die" to....iiintla fig-...... - i' sir th,ritefglitjesty's *baring chosen Wednewlay, the mail, on Sunday ; and eanepting duOng the tinsel of Divine Service. the merry. peal .was . collifried thy Iter . ll;rjr • tr#o . ticitio .. iti,'„ilpy . '44efte_AVld_ . _owl .- l._ :at.' ilinese . ee .n l4 ja ... .s qm i a • —y. far . tiki ooh. of rabni tleteqhont the slay. On .Mousing . the greatri putt of i• tue to* of 't heithabVtants'brthbttle br lendlosi, ItBr 4 - ft • -. urge d . „ as avetuneat - _ .. as inhabitants mounted white cockades ; ant!' Kepi the unfortunate agile which had taken place as AI aga i nst her, ti.l convivial manner ; and at the close of the illu- Jnination, every one pursued his way home, with the grAtitirAtion of haying witnessed a s Veer , not only joyful and harmless, hnt truly magnifleent.----N. A printer of Kelso, wbu hn:l incurred the displeasure of the populaer, Iris burned in Ile had the h•sour, in this disaster, of Lord Sidinouth's ro:.!rnny -- his Lordship being summarily executed in lihe form a id manner. ttum %NT a n universal illumination took place twre on landay night, in honour of this important event. The town ex' ibited an unbroken mass of light, and the earird et hells, hurzas, and fcm.r-de ,,i,. nisnifectvil •11 • aril,•!:t exultation of the inhabitants at her Alaie,tyi r. ,ape. Several bonfire:l, each of which hut its CO.:.:111 , ..1 I:Int device, blazed in different quar!ers' . of :he too:: ; on one was sea II a tire, a neg. ! tilled with lir s:wpers opposed to tare Queen's i n t er -1 ust ; while oh another a gallows rested, with a per-1 .iured Italian witne.s 41,11 v; ling by the neck. All the' towus and Cirui.irthrusbire were lighted i up,---evrn were displayed in various dirertions. On. Tuesday evenistv there sreneral divplay of fire-weeks; and on Weiln •silar Hie lit many of the houses tech the joy and elsoltatisin %vas as general as it was unequivocally expressed.—lt should lie mural bereil that the Noble Patron or this li,brongli 'ides! for the Hill of Pains anti Penalties in even• stage of the proceediiit-. A :OUSTS RIXEIVED SY THIS DAY'S POST. &LEM, Nor. :I.—Although the sews respecting the failure of the mliou. Rill of Pains and Penalties was received in this city with enthusiastic expertness of joy, we cannot •t to notice the degrading apa.hv, ter rather malevolence, a hich displayed itself in *con siderable portion of our fellow-citizens—among whi we are sorry to say, were many whose hizli of in l situations should have stimulated them to sand 10-r -oma in the ranks of a joyous multitude. But. titriii3g from the few ni,o hive th• dial!' of slavery. if its links are gold, we will view the many who, regardless of the conflict's frown, proclaim hi the world their !a ired of injustice end oppression, hr celebrating ti at event which, of our country, every true Englishman runt hail with rapture. Agreeably to anticipation, the parish of St. I Sidwell's illuminated on Wednesday nightlan. and lover was loyalty mere apparent :" with very few els• reptions the windows were tastefnlly deierated with. ' laurel and white ruses. trausparenries, and various de vices applicable to the occasion; the bells merrily ringing, and an excellent band playingrsardtead other favourite airs, increased the pleaqs* . or i the evenine. On Thursday the city was I*ltutligind, in a sq le far exceeding our enpectivion•; and 1,010. Bret that our limits will not :11!un us to rartilitioilki the various transparencies, mottos, ac. exhibited on the occasion. Air. PA rcaN MlNtortril the nt Mr. A Hermit. I:IVO:ATE, while he ohierted t o :le principle of the Hill of Pains and Penalties, an d v. , rej.,ieetl at the fate of that tneasnre, cou ld not bet es. prens Isis comiciinn, Coat the conrse intrude.' to to p.trsuod by the 1 ,2 n-el, on thin occasion, n. 45 inconsis tent with vi,..ricrer an I diznity. cl;rulateo. t o i.twet her l's:imatioli of etslifhtened the puhlie (cries of " no. no, order, rhAir!). The Loan. Al.troa tl.out;:ht it tiesirreole that as moth latitude as posnible should he conceded to every tietnitt in the course of his ohnervarioos. Mr. Ala:trout: !Irv:lre coutenJe I that be was p et . redly is: order : an:l :the: commenting upon the ia. v . pediency of her Majesty's procoo•on to st. F a c , eoneheleil by moving., as an :Iten:linent, " Court, ansiouc for the pre.er. - ition of and order in the ri:y of 1,14 , 1ete, could not but rept their recret ut her Majesty's intention to prevoil to St. Pours Cathedral, and their conviction that su.L proceeding., under present eircnonstances. WAt likel y in Ne productive of to.rious inconvenience to the icliat • tuts of this e;ty.•• Mr. J AMES n.tril the amen hzt..nt. Mr. Sheriff WILLIAms snpported the original n o . tion. • Mr. S. DI oN was as glad as arty man ( - needle it the abandonment of the Hill of Pains and Penalties, He would only observe at present, that when he saw w h at evid ence had been produced against tits Queen, hr had some doubts upon his mind, and lie woued de. dare with equal candour, that when the evidenc e in her behalf had been heard, he had not a single do u l t remaining. —(Laughter.)— With respect to the ne.ditis which had actuated 31;s:sters in thi procceding, it was impossible, in his opinion, for any honourable mu to itupitgu thent.—(Laughter.)—lL would ask t o e . the, it was possible to inapntr improper motives tes Lord Liverpool, or the Lord Chauceitor. or Lind liar. rowhy, or Loral Bathurst'—(Cries of Question. i s to her 31ajesty's going to St. Paul's Cathedral, the measure could he altogether unprecedented. Que er's R.ga tnt i Weed had done so, but there was n instance of a Queen Consort leaving taken slit+ a step. Mr. Alderman Bisect. opposed the original motion. Mr. eL %RIC R: litypOrita it. Upon Mr. Alderman I I erre •re ris;ng, cries of "teak., spoke," resounded from all parts of the Ball. A desnl. tort discussion emitted upon the point of order, whether .a member who had moved an amendment cent:el be heard in reply. Considerable cenifiesiun prevailed for some time in the Hall, and order was at len a th restored by the Lord Mayor's stating, that Mr. Alderman Ileygate waived any right to reply, aml wished n,erely ise be heard in explanation. After a few words in explanation. the Amendment iris put and negatived, and the original motion carried by a great apparent majority. A division was boweveT called for, and the numbers were— For the Original Alotium 4 Aldermen, I 15 Commoners. 2 Tellers—l 19: —For the Amendment, 6 Aldermen, .25 Coiumoners, 2 Tellers-33.—Majority tm. A Wtrd Comniii tee was then appointed. The Limo Marna then laid before the Court another communication from her lii . jeste presenting the portra;t of her 14te Royal Highness the Princess Charlotte; and the Court uusnituously accepted her Majesty's gratiess offer thereof. It being near four o'clock, Mr. -anoints moved that this Court do now adjourn. The Conn M ►Ton was sensfitit allt it was extremely inconvenient to many members of the Court to to•itintie their attendance at this late period of the die. Still, Luaev,•r, lie thought it desirable to prociel - as f r u possible with the business before the Court. Mr. FAYLI.L moved an Address of congratulation to her Majesty upon the victory whirh she obtained over her enemies, in the renewed attempts to degrade and de stroy her, the complete refutation of the charges against her, and the frustration of a foul and atrocious conspi racy against her honor and her lite. Mr. 'l'.►Tt.oa seconded the motion. Mr. Alderman C. Sum spoke against the motion. Mr. Jt•pr, Mr. CL►an And Mr. Alderman WAttuvi tvr supported it. 31r. Ilitowse moved as an amendment, that that pert of the motion, alleging the complete refutation of the charges azaiiist her Majesty, be omitted. Mr. Alderman C. S4lTn ileeethilt.ll the amendment. The amendment was put and negatived, and the u:i• ginai tion was carried without a diviMon. The Court adjourned at half•past fire o'clock. THE QUEE.V. The defeat of the Bill of Pains and Penalties was yesterday celebrated at the Freestsavons"l'averti, with a Public dinner. hr the united Parishes of St. tiiles.in.ti (- Fields' and St. ileorge, Bloomsburr. At 5 o'clock t' e company, whirls was very numerous and respectable, ...t Anwn to an exculient dinner: Sir Ilebbouse was in the Chair, sopported on his right and left liv S. I'. Whit bread, Bail. 51. P., Sir Berard Noel, i1art..51.P., Mr. P. Moore, M.P., Sir. Man. and Sir. TheNall. After the revue% al of the cloth, the rationing toasts were given from the ('hai r: — 41, " The bil me. and may he ever hear in mind tb prin. &pies which seated th e H ouse o f Brunswick the the •of these realtus."-1 his was drank al three times three, and applause. .. The next toast, a Iler Majesty the Queen, tend her rights," was followed by three limes three moods of applause, as boast as we ever heard in that or suy other room. To these succeeded clapping of hands and cheers which were continued for seyetal minutes. '1 hese piam • slits were repeated •t the courissaista of " tiod . me the gne.m." n bids was sung iii goad 'qtr by two or three of the company . The next toasts were. " The wooden walk of 111 .. ! I England," three times three. Son g , •• Bute Br:tatisia —(launt cheering.) " The illustrious ornaments of the Molise of Bros wick—the Dukes of Sussex and Illuucester," three times ' three, and thunders of applautsw. The Ominous , eit. served. that the meeting Insist easily perceive why tlet , e two illustrie.....s individuals had been %fleetest films the Royel Family. " The Duke of Redford, and the illnstrioas Ilsmse of Bedford," was most enthusiastically cheered and drink with three times three. ' Mr. Tsr.Lwau., with permission of the chair, pre posesl " Lord Erskine, and the prid•• of gatelithruen— the Trial by Jury." The gentleman prefared this toast with a lung eulogist"' no the mink infieproodenee of hi> Lordship's conduct whilst at the lute, wtlich he so ably followed up in the late otroeions prat•eittliags arailket 80. Queen. The toast, it is almost ttenesesoary to sec!. was I Ily applauded. The he a lth of 3,4% Warrsi,chp, EMI. IRO WI Pe•' paws', aml was received wish long root4lPrd N pplaaw. The lion. (tentless.** eeplie ri l is on pleiriese irreh • it the mane 4. which he arrospted for his stiosee.fros Nome en"( litiwtribes on thr.eubjeet at . 'lie filtwik 1 _ : ! , the. ifiehmitilice" drat he had Sot receive, istim r, atie• - V V