The Statesman. — London, England, 1819-03-17 00:00:00

Tr , . . / 1 611‘..2 a pfanciliA. f - . .. • • Tr, r•-tyt • fiCS) 46 / 4rhoy ‘; ge4-6 chr .r. . .. - , . 0 ).0 . t % • A 7 • nt ( ill . ....A ___... • „:`, A • Oltitl.titlL a! '1 4 C)i k, . • N. 4091. LONDON, WEDNESDAY. MARCH 17, 1819 PRIGR . . gfee Oaude /or n. 4164 ;earn -lien / 4le Its tile ei c rica, and el:ye/new id CUSTOM-HOUSE. LONDON, March 9. 1519. IR RALE, by Order of the m the Orolu F l° 4 "ere of 114 M-demes Ca-hum a. nn Ter...day the Nth, Mpg., es.' 1, the 17th. Tuar•Jay eke 11kh, awl !rid iy the 1904 fee it 04,e a'Clack 'a the Aftersean oeckek tit.. C.awor. 6141 sale Haeam, floe NI Gaud., FOR KRPORTATION : Emptlla sea Are (amigo ribbiltit.tl envy, •pirli., 5?1,.., 1,14 *stlt, mew ready. tatmatiwle, 'arcade., name oe, t lid. es, beak. p .1 pictures, ;atm., drab., plate and tlor-std :are. _ EMANCIPATION. AT a biddy respectable Red nese erea s AGGRE GATV. io arum] of the CATIfOLICS at IRK LAN D, at the Chapel at ilary'e-lase. la Debi*, aa the 1.1 ar Match. 1819. The Earl at FINGAL. in the Chair. Proposed ►y the Viscose( Goeseessmi, preceded ►p Jobe Le If kg., Fie. Resolved, That Edward Hay, P. 4. Is. pertwelerly requevd ed to (satinet Isiv levalsebie (mice., at Series's.; to site Co of Ireland. •Prowned by obe lo r iscomet weeded by Owe* O'Crrotor. Resented. That Imperiled wish a deep seam of the ?salted nowise whine prompted she Melon eilltertml rotemorreace of our Pronen.lat Felloommobjeas to petiolate Plidillabtal for ea ester. inn of the Cressioutine ta their Catholic Crentrymea. Sad uppreri:ttiali Oise taflareire winch this olinatesessed ie•tinorry roan produce spas the wisdom mad libernlity Or the Leeista fare, we wars ear eraiefalaekrealedgmenot to the Intone. Anoontoly of Nettlesome mod Cartel's.* she have 1111116,fied the kiwi., sr. by the voidestary mipport d their Rash, their AY,+.lOl. Ilwir Bleol.prodkomi their Relltoaa. Prolomerl by :Mr TIMM'S e.onale, Rare. seconded by the How. Mr. Pre•loom _ limo'vett. That while oar rithade Is MN 'tressed to the treat hoey of oar Trateshoil rellowsialstons, we feel ■ sal atiiiaation to the Right lbs. Thomas filtKroors the Prlsrsr of the City of Dahlia. Its the tomarrisslity Of this distiogosibed citing, ay empistrimity whirls had bees so Wag 'liaise's. of esrressiog their seutimeam to nor favours has at lemfth been Nowt. It is subject of carpool...kr to is, that by oil upright eitsdeet, he has at ware imported a great benefit to Irriaml. and coalesced a pertaaaral homier epos his olke sad himself. Resolved, TW the PAri of /legal be rapeefted be Immoll lb. foregoing Resolution lo the Richt lion. lb. Lord Unsor. Proposed by Syr Masud Bellew, Hart. and wooded by Randal Macdoneell. Revolved, That to wassailing oar share to Ova assbened wel fa,r, iy tbe best atom we coo snake f..r tbis eroeuess yapper.. That it o ill evessinoe coarse... t . revert ourselves io ogr roe. Wily, find indisidevl eNparity, prnewle the pros* and gaud order of thn motors ; dr est.og....h ib.sv sabnppy fends utiles bow, iorhmieretell yak& iaresevarye, and raveled I. ireb Noll outrages ;so arhonre the omirrto rdeiratiat; noel to *unarm, a vinare 6/rift) to ibe et,so, and a cordi a l wacky mut to the laws god uaatatationa evader elven se live. FINGAL, C•.:i rwan. EDWARD GAY, S The Visentint GOIIBIANSTON. is the Chmr Prepared by Dade! O'Cadoeil. Esq. %ad carried by meek Isv...ived. That nor mat seatked Thanks, aad t►e li►eliest srat.tude are Motu the Karl of f..r his isepertiel and dagosard roneluti is she Chao. a i d fur ►ewrng. 0.11 thig maw ueroilme, I* swarm staisimi at the head of the Or• thelics of belrad. Goa mAN sToN. Chairman. EDWARI) HAY. Secretary. %blot, Mirth 2, 11119, My Lard,—EairWool I have the Wawa, 4 trammotiag in sear t0•...1.1 a tfe-alvtlart paned ire.tvolny at a immerses awl respectable Meeting of the Catholies of Ireland. T. we st Is l. heartfelt grarldratina to be the await no 01. aeenWvii of lb. seatimool. . ilk which the Cath.oles of Inland are de. •Iy torpre•sed to wards the Chief Mimes.mov .1 this we tter Obit Sad I sru.t to !nor Low/4key it will sot he mitallisfac.. tory ...Ind that the latpsvtialits rad liberality whir% hoer Si reoliorls marked the coadart of roar Lordship, le s 11111116? SO deeply esorsurefell with the interest. •f oar MOM.* atmors, 1. duly appreciated and grateful's sell by the Catlin lie• of Ireland. 1 Lase the horywr in be. with the blAbeot re spect, my Lord, )oar Lordship'. very Webb and obedieto FINGAL. -T . Ih Ribs 800. she Lord Ma , of or Dohlle. IMaasiowbooso, March 9, IMP. My hare ,he homer le neknuotedge du. rerript of %our Iretrr, eurl..kg Res.lo s wood nt nu AR rev's* Mert•eig of she Cat Mites of Ireland, held in Dublin e ikr 14 With 14e writers's exprpowill he am nrsnteStns, tad pith slicer inner)rd in tots Itee.'obilis leiter, it is lessanible MA to Gel gri.lifted. To or it is a soars, ipt peculiar satislasitoetoisathrt Idah o. Aof est ri •el.4tor p►nu sIN are behaved ti a apish of biomes., affecti.m aid at one Clirlaidu CA.ritt ; a Spirit. trlts.e tomato foll.e.re Wow sass soak* os • Pewit wish isse ode nad one Nun, i.. cher66 •ad uphold Ass Rebind work of Allmon intellect—thy 8ri11•A C0R41111141.41. II ovoid allied ate tbe mot h.aftklt grattlicattoo Is believe that II e..arcientloor gi.rhatge of am, ..e or past Omaha to • ree rweirioate to melte all the sobjeett of it* great Vampire ese funtir. is ...Alai sue COMMON object. the true tapper& sal pr. •perity of their tower. That ad. at le.at M a terse; oat, Milo% ~ Wart , lestioes shall swim,. That I stay bra law ituna moth a remits. will he lot wrong reward. To the ROMS Catholic. of tretaag L ass deeply logeliteg f a r this ..oleo teat ...Ng of their altiaiati root Wad regard ; yrd ta 'oar Lordship is palticular, far the vett Illatieriag mos. or• i. which ~s hire been pierord la ettovey to or their an-Lis, sad to raptor ynor awe, . . _ I bins ebe bei r eer 1; be, .y L. rd, 3 Orr Lordebip's obedient abil %try bsubbk Surma. THOMAS 11`KIINN Y. Ts the Earl ef tlegal, Ike. VOYAGE TO THE NORTH POLE. Me Ally wits pediNeheef. rinmi Nembet a the "PAAeihiv Jeanie! ef V•yipieee awl Trairefe. ft prim Three Shillines wet* or Three Minims and Sispesire is bnart's, with Es graivierri, A JOURNAL of tbe lets VOYAGE n! INS rm. COY RR Y to the ARCTIC RR6lOllt4 pentnreed he. Isom the 4ih at Aprll ead eh. oh a Noorooloor. Me. is Makslirs Asp Alesoedeo, WUhaa Reward Parry, Linoleum sof Cemosader. Rya, OFFICItIt of tlw ALEXANDER. PrlaWd rer Riviierd Pltillips; and sale by Jabs Seater, At. Paul'. Chat. &pare and by Natektellera. a.. The Srewei Nutrater. wallet, will nippier as the Iralt of April. w.ll (Amain a Narrative a( a neve Yvan? Voyage la ilw I4i.a Ira., la Ow Nisw ay lobo Prior, Neg. %rem, *kb platers S. roved'. ibr 3g. lid. beards. . ------- CURTIS ON DEAFRESS AND THE EAR. Tbl; day .s. iiseskii.s, prier 9‘ M. dee Ilwraw/ FALlidlgi 'if N INTRODUCTORY LRCTURI.:, as deli vered NM at the Raaal Dlopeossrs far Diemen a the r. tea Coma. WI the Aasiamay. 'Physiology, sad Pacludosy One Oziwo. R. J. R. CURTIS. 144 Aseig he bit Royal Higlawft sae Prime Ream. AU Rawal Rlabiseal the kale of K.... goal in 14.4. Ito.al Hiehaewee the Doke awl Doelonw of Cloore.ler. INWteoa lo the R.% .t 1 Mill•q.afy, MA Fellow of be kleakid Satiety of London. Ile. Ike. Prowed tar 'be Aathae It.. 5, linlialiware I NA gold by E.assi b. HO, New Baleareet, and all 5.4.1tre'11 , “. Of 0b... o ay he had bv fat wee Amebae. far the waif Deaf Porooos. A TREATISI as slip PHYSIOLOGY sod DISRASP.% of the M. A Ili ithrsesosi by Cameo. sad a with a Plate of arvar•iaaeratl Art mic lootroonsio. Pelee 7e• boobs. - P 7 0i " 1011E cONSUMPTIOV. r. re r spirts% srhi.liet. wile, seasenee, r ht.., tea, toffee. eh :nod rod filer grareey, megrim de. i.ticreatee, verei g. i.. deems. elate afar . tobacco, rappe4eVate, c lieu virg in/ mstsiart shin Ramp. aerated alkeli. mastic .hawk. tare, woJele. weight., wad Wier jewellery. tams pries. Ocher*. "ilk grata, est, evatilt hi ws and I. pukes. deals, easkegtate. t omes. Nose.. eseae.seelasetth astir, bad riaden.aad aaadry ether 1 , 0 •froll-me t is the Caralwerfr. Arne of nil duties. T..e tebstreaeashes, elsetess, and lobate. and ease is lots 433 to'?, , be viewed at the taistrea warehouse, Laattaa Desks the. 0 4 ,1.. -we're. ran tgAisr. bacts, and stone, at the taharea arautel, Rothesitehei anti al the other goads at laa SAW* re,e00.4.4.4tee, and at Ciabe.yard, sad Liagham's Marro. we, L. wer Th.rfortiolfra t ea Thursday the Feld y the . g outtinS she 1111, dad Illeaday the Idth fast. t t oe Tepid' k i • Mandag to Three io tbe A (lemma. y. B. r •s• ••• • • tight at ibis Sal! moss be 4.1d4 ter at she Re v i„. of l ion, acd Vtaestares °lke. tee* m•ll.,tee, es er before Saturn ,‘. the 10.11 of AprN, MIL as the &paws made thereon will aleettatelt bec.mbe foreeiten. Catal.teu , s to tic had at the King's Warelosse, Cotes- Moe. etta le. each. A T JOI h r VESTRY. bold for t b . PA It ISt! Ei fit of WILES is the nuns sod ST. GRORGiii. tit ,s the V.ir. R.N. of St. Gilts is the Y..... on WIND • Y. site INS di, of Horeb, 1619, Mr. PlilLP9T.f t harchinairdes K ik. Wee. is Ike Vl.lft bating heeneeetesed M take into motitlerittlint (NSOLVF.NIT OEamtnis Mutts)STOLLS, It Was she etwift Latta for do RLLILY I Worked. Thal it oprears to Vestry. as Art was permed la the 55d year .f hi. armee' Majesty. Mlitaird Au Art fir she Kr im, of It, ,lerirt Debtor. to l.tratimd.” avid that tiro other Acts hale hot. Lhow paw.d, lo r plola and omewl the war. "Mt. alias/ogle the said Aare were framed is the opirlt of homily sPd jowl. e. tart hoes, la a semi majority o f caw.. Urea Emir Amber, rieit to the !medal** flews o f th.hoop,,l aid (rally Der.me. 04 have eery rarefy assorted the aapawe for witch si.r) goer, Wairodad. 1 has the lead As have. mai eollibi..e of thi. Vestry. opera. ' Id al • MaAl Vl/1114 , 1rfal h,4 ,east 1.. Loot, eIIfiIIIA.SICC. aid , vet, while tine ettrets i.e h. es highly layering, so the rawaserrial aid tradasp saser.4a Lf tar I voster, mai y lowa ter 'awash. the leituet aid Flowage' Creditor. Thai, however 111Pc. pave' % oritto wit be comrades'. wed how. ever ealtavaaaartr and profligate' t s e Prmtwrit be dloipatro, beltway of r •10.4, ha au •ma mamma at lacer awl .a. after lire, inallills hapri mwarat, either to oblate their l a kt i ao .4l OF rlfree• (II ) for the helle4l ' lbw I faIION .4 oaaj waraloort n her is prior spas the ty Orr Caaian, w hole torero,. h. ettellehrrill. *MIN Ow rotator. hair mit the mean of c oas p r lsjag tam ap maim seal miagymmest. By Order at the Vestry. J. PARTOPI, Clerk. AT a JOINT V ESTRY. held for the PARISHES of Sr. 1111.1..• no Or FIELDS sod ST. oKumaii. 'LOOM . se tier %relay 11.1.48 of St. 4iiieS is ibir Intki- se NUN IA Y. i . e l 156 4.. ) of Mar. 1811, Dlr. , ILLUI M PHILPOT. & Slimly/auks of Sr. ale% is gm C 141.4. Ve4rt baying Open►onward la lake tilt. reiliientlia (em.mie .oer Plow) Ilke DI TT pe,alle or CO A Lb, k aft _ _ Thal TlO4slollog Tax no Coals Imported iron the Pert at Li. dna appear. re obis Verde, lobe austral and pprelate. tarsals. h Si nal- 'no ein,nrita mow Adler". gad her va•pre par sid.vn, and an e Ira Tan atilt pews rf rop etrd Ciao. N. IMO Ir. imam, hearth:, sate *tillage and tes-t eye pee r pal.4nw ; a Oda roil. i waled lon f-w of l 4 Oat pra pn, • T , a gl Oa abitliors aid Osman , nal, ; and end. esaosurs by • goal pray.orias a the parpolsoun al die Nailed B. grfara pay me Tat orkairter. Taal %niers ibr Tat levied is Cask isip"rted iota she Part •r L rodurt.dlle ennallatt WIC ishlasded o.sh ehlopea o r freigh.. ear. natant , wad Waal (ale sad gape. ern. Tim' is the Erma* of rhft Yea's, dor in. boast.' af she Me troproPe SEAM ants he ber.Words labsTet , if oge and lea ;..t.re)er ahead...oh walk •ffent ',nineties at she payola. also of • • thOr.l kissed as so day p.r, no Ina ow Conk.. Pet are a I^rdlt fur flout she rainy Norge. al fr. Lido. iroarnore, aver I. rams add espreggia. ps3 age by tbe toutararrs of Coal. si. Melt. peke. Thal oar. Veatryllosse pneuse la Welfare sift' the raisin's D0ti...61a" able apta.C•4li in say ...bar ri or pl.ree, nr plasma argoboe she thet) imbibe at graiglo not so be paid in mew ol Cask massy web pat re Owe. By Order Oda Yearn, J. PA *TUN, Clerk. LIVERPOOL CONCEXTRIC SOCIETY. —e.!. AT OFNFR.AL MEETING et tin SOU F. Y , held Mi4 Ilan. Ito ST. TAYLOR. Y.D. Praidest, I• Ile Chair I. was Retnivei Ileeithnees!:, T'..t this !ittrirtv I.lgMv approves of she neerse-in se Mel letter 6040%1640/ Mks best sod seller pubis• lire alr IritANCIS Hl 111)1iTT, le see ('seer at the l'r .ple. and rarticelsrts in hi. repeated eletravestrs to uhtnie (eke. 0- ter poiat,re iii. 9...-41)) It REFORM in the CON• 1110 Y, HOD'S F. of PA It 1.1.1 511 NINT. _ That tire warmed Tliaats of this &scatty are due to hint .r his Meows» ..ndeavaun tr pre•erte the lardepesienre of %Pea. *bort, as the lam Liceilea of a Repersestative of taut Oily ar Paeliameat. Tart the declarations' Sir F. Bardeli. w oar last Aar Isar fary Metilsg. of hi. asillacriera so e•-•prrare with all the Velem% of Itet,ror. atbettier .4 Ihnbird wr .at, w e d ' o w ., a to *erect ...u.. with Itae prinriplrs of for Suesety. Thar as Ar.d.era, erpemite ef tine intrimrat•. to forward fit mr. Sir F. Itar.tert. ad Mat II be sired, on behalf of :tea fiorier•. bt "re reireereJ Preside*. Teat these Res•hai•us le rtaisled is such Papers as this Commtire may analog. RORT. TAYLOR, PreAsleat. CATON'S WORKS. Tit Who who published, A New PAttews, prin.:llk itiogriord with C.w.o. I. A PRACTICAL TREATISi enthe NIEVES TION awl CUPS of s;;.• V 13411:11.1..AL Mb Mo; leans, rad istoaafferWell: iw w hirh a mild atoll kat. eraful wade .f wannest 6 pointed ono, tortodine Olorrealt. of an Mrkts s. Catillrual Enpd.ai. latagidlify lit-world DO owe. Re. !.traded ass Guide against tie thlogersoso effect, of this baneful malady. By T. Y. CATON. &wormy, 10, Sookorroet, Newamokonrres. Swann • mot tate of the of St. T 'MUMS tool Got. I. A TREATISE so INDMIATION brio, or Enquiry Iwo the Diortnerortoisog frwwaad enotorriat with te.• 0100 Womb, .11 lietoosito so tie Liver. nod condo. • ,e ow the Glotric S'ortui. To whirl, are prelleed. tome vororol Ob tOr1100•11 ON , teri t holow , nod tabor..' Diorvro p• •re :f.. S. A POPULA TREATISE... itse PR EV Lt. rios 'nil CURE of the 041bresi S TAGF.S die As 114MAtud WIN TER COUGH, with urw need soreewtol lostrerliors. for Me Prresodo• red Treat/ow of Asthmatic VIM Few* Editiow, Om Soo 4. PRACTICAL OBSF:RVATtONS ott the 11E1111.1- onlorad owl smoked. of the GRNER TI If F. Oft GAPS of boob SEXES, hertediew the Theo.) of Geselosioo. Re. price SP4 Id. S. A PRACTICAL TREATISE on FEMALE DIS EASES, Niel Obrerra lousaa Votorolon. Larintioo. and Or Ditorden leridr.t to Mow hoporam Oise, ti prix , het Petaled toe Sherwood and Co. Prowwwwurr-row I We 31ce11,111, Lombard street; and C. Cluipide, 614 Pell Mml !RR/ECUTto4. VASE of WM. PAUL (LOG ERi•—to the month CASE of June lost, the Rev. Weedoli Huller, of St. Lake, f helves, omit to the Wisp of Mr. Roger., a fltatimser rad olusail, In Moane.strem—sod roaming to wee Petitions for Ref...at...of he would have the Post-ORre removed Irmo the llome—at the Mat OUN eallims Mr. Risres a J. cobra Raseul, nod threatening to de all in hi. powrr to deprive him of hi. notion. In a short time; the ritiltje of the Lellerg Sal takes free Mr. Reign. without hit boost able tit "Moir say KN." from the General enst.thice. and many of his CaMossers de clined tarsier dealiass with him. Thin sinavrfal penwevii.s. th, too t of bovine... and the Mario, in there times of taxation of lopparting at Rntwlly, hove aisited to Wine treat &Arno 'vim no limiest and imbruing's was, Of. stir, sad SI.. If EN 1 OU J G CIIILDRRIt t—tbe lather is la the Flirt Prvao..isid the me• thee, at the time het aarftiolll ore maw wasted, Is ow her cosinemeat with her mantis CHILD. To alleviate Ike wife, tap of Mr. It 021.0..4 Family, a Sub. .4.6pm/a kw bees etwoneored. mad Lwoorobanows wilt be tor relyed by Mr. tiaßoway, 69, lialwarn. war Red Li st-ttreet I by Mr. Appleyaed. at toe liaanoloer 091 re 8 wed alike 521204- ma a Ofhee, Salsobeey.coart. Fleet-Wert. Tie (Mewl.% maw baits Aready bets saktcribedo— Ntlltaut Peter, Lower Cadnean-plare . ,65 5 0 William Healy %Chi/brood. Ikl. Ploinoe-greet 2 9 0 T. T. Clarke, 45, Upper lioo.dt-.trees . I 0 0 I liad lielnot, 161, A olinsionotieet - . sil 0 Colonel Raider. ly, Cadnican place r 4 0 U Mr koweel Rowellly.2l. bedfarthiqvant . 2 0 0 Willman Hoer. 1.114.:a1e bill . • 1! b 0 The Et:owner New,pooper - - 11 0 0 A Friend to Maim aodllownly . to II 0 Aka:sneer Goa eW .y, ii.ibuin . • 1 U 0 Mr.. G. owl Num G. - . • 010 0 George Boiler - • • U I ti Far F.... r. livrdelt. Rom M. P. - 5 5 0 Joan C. II 'bearer. Esq. - • 5 4 0 S. 1. r. y, Proprwoor and Mont ame STATESMAN 1 0 U A F.0n.1 go Patliantentary Reform - I 0 0 Phro allonyms - • 1 u 0 It. H. H. - - • 0 5 0 C.ooote Moller . • 0 10 0 Wes. Cart, Esq. Agave Hall, rear Tadeaoter. York shire. . 5 0 0 _.... . .. - Sir John Tbnryld, Had. Lyon' Purl . - V 0 1.1.1 f T.of ad - - 1 0 Sfr Itohrvi Hero., Sirs. of g iu hk m - 2 0 - M... f.roihr rkfther, Worts.", Nottlrgbams'.lre 1 0 A. Rtel.r . . V 0 Georg. %% rich - • . . 1 0 C.d. joy ..n, Williallii.,:wilhe, Hal . I 0 W. Mr..- 27. h• r5...1-peel. Mery-M-Somm . 1 0 Jela )111m;k a L.I. Becluighaa - • 9 tl Fags rss LONDON 04ZITTR,MARCII Id ervent-Vre. Murk 18. D MEMBER RRTURNE TO 11EN% 1. IN THIS PRE. -- 11wmash of New's. The Me. Prude Jack Needtme, b she rens .f the Una. Frieda Needham. aim Visaiset !Moony, called op to the Hesse et Peen. BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. J. Gees, Etas, esich.maket. _ _ _ _ BANKRUPTS. _ ... _ G. A. Jews, nedfna. beekeeller.April 5. 6, 11, at the Red Lion laa. Bettfoed. Attarniet. Mr. l'earse. is. Red tied ; sad Orem. Strain and Ca Frederkk'r-plaor. tHil Jewry. H H. Whitman's. %lepton, Riot, oaloter, Atwell MI. 30, April V. at Guildhall, Canterbury. Attorney. Mr. Lair, Cainerbary. J. K Itatigiona, Fetter-lane. Wilder March 49. et at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Deyk:i. 'Thetis, 15.... G. Chister. Goarnal. J. rioter, Ratittlagtey, sad T. Gloa ter. Des bun, Tart,/tire, east.dealers, Aprd 4,9, 97. at the ileatiombarne. Matellrld. Attontey, Etna, Halms garden I and Mr. Can. Gammal. T. A. Cartledge. Replan. Ser-lk. inertioat, April 6. 1. 17. at the Hamer.. Is.. Ip4lei,ii. Attitudes, Messrs. liranee aid Ca. Ira kh I and M. Tenn., Cnpthall-room, Thrngmor. 11111Pft. _ _ _ 11.nninglion, vietaaller. April h, 6, 27, at the Flea and ariekemi Hotel, Birmingham. Anomie.. Henn. Lan mad Ca Hollvra-mart, Unit'. lan t and Herb. Swill and Ca. Dinahrgbaar. Bermainn. 12oreester. hmemerchares, April 2. t 7, at the Hop Pirle, Wirreeiter. Anoraks, Wasp. Cardale aid Co. Halbora-mart, IM i aad Mean. Parker and Co. Werer•ter T. Limeashife. pravisieb.deeler. April 7. B. Y 7, at the Vil4ooll lea, Misrele!rer Anomie', Mr. Sari, El.--plate. Melbas; anti Mainthester; M. P. Coot, Ptinioutt. wombats. Mardi 29, 31). April rt. at the Globe Ise. Plywoott. Anomie". Mribri. AUi-tan and Co. Preesine'oesint, CorntlllB aid Alcor.. %soolleoesbe and Co. Plyammet. B. Preen. Pestilent street-ctambers. iloor.facinr. Mont 30. April 27, at Cu Idlisll. Attornies, Memos. Plumber and Co. Lewdest-street, Peactertiminn. H Newton, Deveritire-streel, Qeees.osiare. Miler, March lib, 4i, April 24, at Melldliall. Attuesty, Mr. Goodall, Swett *open) buildings, Chameery-lace. 1/1 V 'BEBOP. April 1 R. /erre. Jolvorrett. Holborn, taaraey-ettireaer %pal 6, J. Wievalleid, L..6-lane. Weft imiree .1d saddler —April & Meager. Herb-weer. Ikessiagioa, haberdasher Apnl W. Rix, Liverpool. osereiret —Aprillo. W. Dar , , Norwich. pa.avaker—April 10. J. Mathias aad T. Bowes. Hoverfordorw, beaker—April 14. T. Walker aad 11 P. Parr). Berri. (enrolling rs—April d. T. Merrick, Pritli-verrel, Sabo. avertisal—A 16. R. 6. Mayne, Heel.. street, Bliadoell. dower—Maack V, M. liadiagkoso, wrest, Wr.t Bmirkl.N, barana.raker—April 17. W. Forder. Ilavioessoke, rage roveli-proprimar—Mardi 30. E. Reed sad T. Baker. them ftworikeereet. Brearbary, liars.drapers-- April 6, B. Alka, Goritard-Wriet. M. Pager's, liverpoiable. keeper—April 6. F. Berme: and IL Lambert. Brabant mum Philp( Moe. rerelrall April 10, C. sad J. W ilkie. Red.aosorreet. Raw yeasi.aaerchaare—April 6. W. M. Tarts. Old Broad -whet, overdraw—April& T. nark see, Bisviviry. Waroackvaire, dealer la nab—April J. Tatters. Liverpool, rerrisal— April/. M. Bodara. Tiers hon. Norfolk. sh o pkeeper—April 6. D. Adore. Fledoireei. osiers —Api i I B. J. V roarer aad R. Raarerloo, Nevroode apari.Tyae, cbereerargen.—April 8, W. I/rabble. Holieck. York.kere, macklawaisker—April 14. J. Tones. Ripley, Derkprire. Meeker—klarei 26, T. Now. Ileih, bord•anglxv —April 7, J. Barrios, Hegel. Corierlsod. dealer la rood —April IS. T. Crichton. York. slaver—April 6, J. Harmon l aid T. coarsapiaairs. CERTIFICATES—Aoott. A. T. Cowley. Bolton-W. Ike. Now% Loorovoire. worritiolootait —W. Colbard. St. John's-street WM Soiltellelo. bravii-triowler --J. I- hock. kliraiachava, brusti-avolter—C. Priksoi, rents, tura* Maier-arm. Wrosolonter. victualler—J. Ituwrd. Harp-Woe, duper-8. Broellviosk, Uverpool, aterchsot—!4. B. Aularrt, Harleyford. stool. etwa, issontorr•brotter— C. Dolialrvo, Liverpool, movelloos—C. Halsted, Ilealey-vrood, Laurablvire, cottoo.oplousev. PA 11T - N LKSHIPA DIS!IOLVF.I). J. and R. Riaddsek, Illergiegst;. ammo spinners—lei. Rot rah and R. Matter. 'Torching. grogram—J. In: and J. Kre.N. IkaiesiMer. sad R. aromom, Kinamom•mpos-111,11, caul-droders —P. t slim mod A. Robertoon. Mertere. osrd.mos —J. Hera 'heckle sod J. &impose, Alr•otreet. Piccadilly.~ clothes ooloe mmio—d. Bellork, itemdme. ar.d R. 8e.,.... Dowling. 1.4 - Ake. wcoomm&opimarro—ti. Sellers sad Tuk., Kelpies up•oo-11.11, moosehmoto—J. Travail and T. Amos, teals ousel tart, Nary4e-immee, centlisissefs. WBSTIIINSTRit MEETING. Yesterdey, the Electorl of Westmietter met 0 the Crown and Anebnr, to commemorate their eliort4 to refers Mr. llobttnase at the Isle Election. Sir F. Barden sod Mr. Hobbes'e attended. according to del of that kind ; King William, also, 0 4ght hate insitatioo, Upwards of 400 persons sat dow• to a been a patriotic Monarch ; they were inforniodl also dinner which was plentifully and regularly served. by sertaies forms, that emery King was rightooos; it Mr. Waits, after the cloth was removed, saki, may 110844411 d there maybe righteous Kings.bot thoto that they had done hies the honour, the highest ho. were unusual inslauces, rand brie. Whip also now. which a citizen could receive from them, to call might b. tory parriotic, bat we are sot therefor. per. hi. to the chair on the Nereid occasion ; it be- pared to surrender our rights to Ikea, the ser ums his duly, therefore, to say a few words sesta of the Crown, however respectable they way on the object of their meeting. They were con. be. Tbir People alight to retain await little east timed to warn thanks, sincere thanks, to Sir ter of liberty among them; they bad • right Francis Heidi% and Mr. Ilubbnilie, for their eitor- to It. and *hat i. m ire, they will have it. If they ties. on behalf of liberty generaliy, bet mesa eve. scowl] mot WM it peaceably, yet, let It bo on r 4 di" daily daring the late contest in ‘Vesininsi.er —( friesset)—To be the origin of inch a rentimeot %veld be gratifying to any one; it was particular ly so to him, as be had in the outset been opposed to Ibis pretensions of Mr. lloblooese. W.. 01.1 they allow him to say, es au herein man, lb.: if West- Obister bad thought fit to lay the Represeotation at Die feet of Major Cartwright, as a grateful and elfi. dent testimony .1 their sentleseots upon Reform, *Whit services theseia, Mr. Ilobhoese afield have hien Much more honoured than be is at present.— Westminster, however, thought otherwise, and it became him to how, as be diJ, implicitly to their determination.— (./nplause.)-14, however, oho claim of that good and venerable` personage could lie inopersetled *kb propriety by any one, It wea by their late Candidate. He had observed his conduct during Illltile lila egotism, and it was so mild sad jedieines, so ' temperate, effective. discreet, and altogether praise worthy, 'bit it lift him at • loss which be *avid admire most-;--the excellence of his understanding, or the integrity of his heart.—(alpplanse )- He was called foto the field by unanimous req..isition; he came forward and drove the enemy from the grouud ; be dtaphyrd the almost gallantry und.r the opera. lion of the two batteries which sere opened upon him, cad sever geitted his statinn until he hod ef. freteelly silenced both.— ( Applatise.)— Sock bad been his (Mr. H.'s) behaviour, that if such ea °cu. Anti should again occur, he (Mr. Clarke) felt himself bound to taut himself to the utmost of his limited ability in foreoor of Mr. Holshoese.—(4pplause.)— He would not attempt any *stogy of Sir f. Borden; he was above praise ; he (Mr. C ) felt it useless to utter a word on the subject —Crippling:o-If, however, the Baronet bad, from his long slid powerful efforts ha favour of the People's rights, stood high in their es timation, his condole, on the late Election must raise him still higher.—( Applause.)— Calumny had not spared Sir Francis Heiden on this last occasion ; it had done its worst in traducing him; and as it al• ways happens, alien calumny is fairly met and an. swered, it bad recoiled on the heads of the calsma nlators.—(Applause)—And such woo its ultimate}(. feet, that in future it would ant shake one atom of that coafidence which 'silted among them towards that excellent person.—(Appiktare.)- -Thus mock for the immediate object of their Meeting: he would teeter, an observation or two on other points con. netted with the subject. He would speak to them as an houest man, in perfect sincerity sod candour; be hoped that they would excuse him for re. minding them of the sentiment of a great writer, who bad remarked, that the want of mode. ration in supporting's cause, ass sometimes as mai. clues as the most dangerous hostility. Me owned to a perlicipation of this opinion—would they suffer ' him to ewers a hope that in (store, Reformers, however radical and aealoos they may be, would beer themselves with more moderation to those who may differ from them, either in extent of Soiree, or any other gamin° relating to Reform. As to the googlies of Radical Reform, whatever might be raid about it, he (Mr. Clarke) declared in fa. your of Almost Parliaments and Unkersal Sof. (rage. Ile would not assert that this was the only useful plan of Reform, he woeld not pretend that it was the most practicable and safe for immediate adoption, but to did feel that It was the most jest plan which bad yet been exhibited. —(Applaute.)— He objected to placing disgualificatioos on people, merely because they wanted property : the right of suffrage was the most simple sad obvious right, and ought to be inherent in every iodivideal member of a state calling itself free, lie believed, that if mew would adopt that great moral maxim —s 4 Lin auto others as you would be done unto,"—they would be. come, hi heart at least, Radical Reformers. He avowed that when some Athanasius of Reform pro. noweced such or such • plan as the indispensable and only salutary coarse ' • when he denounced those who night differ from him as guilty of political heresy or treason, he (Mr. C.) could hardly keel, his countenance; he was at • loss, Is such a case, which to wonder at most, the @suave gent humbug (to use a common phr.ists), or the ludi crous folly of the proposer. In the feelings of se honest man, be would take that opportunity of say. ing something in favour of the Whigs; if it had no other effect it would prove to that body, that though the Electors of Westminster had lost their cease, tbry k - ad not lost their humour. Might he go so far as to say, that the same of Whig ought always to he dear to them. When he said so, he owned that the party called Whip were enamoured of themselves and their title to dotiogoess. He did not me •o to praise the Whigs, because they were friends, as it was commonly aid, to toterstiou,-.re • ord which ought not to be found in any &unmet dictionary,—but because Whigs were in the main real friends of freedom. On certain great (pantie,* the Whip wets at issue with theta ; they did not think Reform important, as the People of Wesimie stet, who deemed it alone important; he believed they would willingly adjouro it sine die; they. seemed to say, '• Place us on the Timer," Benches, end all will go well." That was not the case with them. Ile had heard of patriot Kings ; end their Alfred was, perhaps, • mo. A ii