The Statesman. — London, England, 1821-01-02 00:00:00

~ _~ JMI C l J e j jL fiAkk k.sigia Cai il / 4 / e d it .Fiviver, :•? '• "w' 1 11.16 f• , - . 17 .7" -- .-- r ;• - ‘T . . •• . . -4, • . • . 1"111 )1 r. . ~- 0 1 % -•-- - ,ce . . • : tr.-.-- a'• ...., '- • - 7 —A i le-• • -if-4-P_ . ins - a • Alt ti: ' r.. , . 1 '• % s'• :'t•;, . '. ...-. pla -• i 4 :'..44 , i5e5. , 40•41.. nottintri ' .. --es s • :I- ts so:. t. 4 - i;-,:es tot tisin -no tt :•4, i 4, , I -.:•• fb. -11.1.. a. ja. 4.• re irs.es4r • i'l :.%440 • • ~ .i 44 10•44, thi' , : nuele• 1. /Ps ' ''‘ 'O le 1 •nois flee .. .• 4.1 &.:t•ISs ors s,.' ii' .:11 oS Maa • :.• *. n _tans e• - Ask reio,- , e . 'e . mus , igalaime t ___ -- _ I.4llisk . us!' .' • n .--.1.• --•-- 1 . .. • , . •,• '' . € 'could not he donbtikl; the inked nantitteilt .. .. .. - 1 folatty and firmness of the great brillr of the r3ple. ' 1• • . thongh there tiremt;tl to be a isecessity f. r Sour • liar- .e. . tial statement of disafection. Hat it was IMOD, ' ?se t ~,:• fur a Matt 'of common) sense to ity, that three was ta r • . . disaffection in the country to erldan_nr the'saf•ty ar - ' - , . exis ence of our admirable constitaditste It seas pot.. • as the Kentlernan who proposett thCitspendnient . . very , • _. • justly observed, from any sericias • Vegsed foi is:tot- • 1 . stitution, but en lrely a Ministerial - taiote, 'flat irOAL • ► addresses were got up.--(!tsar, benr.)-4t was only tis support the Ministry. ' But those gentlemen in - illit perhaps say, .a Why shimtif we nut sappott the Iffil • i try ?" And Imre!y they wen. Wen entitled to so k) \ . them If thee chose. Ood forbid tli . ii , Ise should •• ' ‘...., itemn'gentlellen for opinionsos hen tdopt ltf tflOsahrt fa N . more capahle of forml A , them thah ha leas I Bet a • . • . ... .... . .41 . maintained it was I but usage td trif ' , that way. If titer wished to de./1!1 . .. toluppori Atfirthirttflifolf, Meg" s . on' d come eliTtear4 • . and propose resolutions to that effect, then _bey would be fairly at issue with Pregi 'other —(!tear. hear, bear.)---Why di:l tt:ey no call a meeting, and sub:nit resolutions that the conduct of Ministers as to 0 the Queen was juiicious and fir ; that theii - oseasnrea have not been productive of discbatent an I tits fee- tiou.—(llear, hear, and cheers.)--Then counter reso: .. 4 . Inrions could lie m red. The present amendm3at, fut instant.., I-ern:womb.] a dune of measures ; trunk; • any move a (lrectl.. snow ter res ilution to that? -- {dear, bear.)-Wollid,ituy say that sus% measures as Minis deli live Ilea leeward of late ought to be pear- • #el,d1111?;4 en, hoar.) - Ilien they would be at is- 4 1 sea toot on the - question of loyalty he trusted, I nt on a waiter of opinion; and then it would be for an lode- prudent put& to cadge hetv.'een them. Lt was in • Ma to suplifte that any material point could 4e gair• od on Pitch an occasion by tn. re numerical strength. Thew milist as well call a meeting- arid alatermina br * r. • ; • zib - • ito , ‘, • " ,• 4,• , • •. . _ A !Ail '1•• -I I A•+, • CAI •", • • " • • / %. I INPO, I I • :a. . 5, e. -.. - I .►. LONDON, T let , J ATIV AR Y 2, 18:t1. •• - • . • -4 kfi St- -4 Vin•l9o9. 4 • " The Otneie 0- trim.* HA 41P /)F,.1 nig Ist the fed. mod SYDIVNV died fa the Bearci44l o ' ni! tIENER %I% AGENCY OVPICS VOA NEWSPAPERS. No. I, left side. Catheriae-street, Strand. ON SUNDAY, the 7th inst. will lw Puhlisheti. New Weekly Paper. entitled THE OBSERVER Mr' * TUE TIMES. In principle it will endeavour to be purely iatlapentlent, sad it 4 arrangements vri.o comprise all the bsldry details for country readers, he. It can be received %Wee MO miles from London on the blank poet day.—ft DaospAr Eamon. will also 1 w published, with the state of Moe Markets of that tf4v, awl the latest news. ITATIIWAY ' s establishment. as above, will afford the best possible eenvenienee to the public. tied use eters means Ibmarde the interest of the set eral London and 'Provincial • Amnesic . . LOOKING GL 4 A 1489 • SititAL large SECOND-HAND PIA TF',S, nimbi. for Chimtv”fs. Piers, sad Cbetals. are now on sale, on reasonable Terms, at ScopPluls Mot Lad *Canoga's. R. • Rkhopseite- street Within. Some of the larger sizes are admirably adapted for large inning-rooms and 'terrine drawiste.rnoma. Plate tl r windows fitted in at a rester relative Ventage t•ifirill Uhrb poillititiAcitgimimLnr. AIMS nrcßEAsittiakillt) PRIOR R81)11011 1 0 ! ! ! HUSH his Eretit satisfaction iA reconerightllßlX • tier TIRW VRAR's LOTTERIBgb to the 1111 1 / 1 10 2 0 hit best Friends. the Pubik, u they *lit 114 o.4sheire contains —to* s-s 4. she Nine Prizes of !SUMO. :r • .Not Two Meeks to it Prise, • Lowest Prise 1•111 hlonev. Doubts the Number of Psis es there usually have bees. kt • Price of the Tickets reduced. • a Th ree ,e2l.ithi. at least, must he drown First day. Every ieket now on rile must be draws F;rst fhty. " I Not half the flusher of Rlseks there nasally has been. The draw ilia continence* on tbeday WhenPorlillment metite..l 23d Jacatsr ; and before the King's Speer!' earn be an pounced (Volts the Thrisite, at least 6.1,090/. must he de termint.d, as there are T iree Prises of 21,040/. arranged so a to be drawn In the *rut Five Minutes I—Tickets and Shares are selling by Rl,lll, Stnek-Broker. *, and 9, Charing-Cross. and by his Agritts in the t - stitry. whera he sold hi the very lest ("attract, I' ' ..in Nine Mitres warn about to call their attention to the cirealn stances under which the late proceeding against the Queen was brought forward. Ministers enew that her *ltist)eaty was Heine separate from' her husband, and • ith•a fete discharge frotu all connubial duties— a license to follow her own inclinations, which, as the, document set forth, were not in her power. 'Thus' pieced under peculiar temptation., the temptations. alone almost sac flicient to incur suspicion, Ministers knew her Majesty to be beset with epics, and made the object of jealous scrutiny. I will not say of a plot, for I am not given to the use of harsh terms. 'Ministers le.tt their attention to thestatements of these *pies, anti upon those statements f.iuded the late pi:weeding, which had so frequently 'so ably the tacterised, anti was, he doubted. not, so well under 'stood, that he did not think it necessary to detain the meeting with hit ohservatio . tissupon that subjeet. The 11 roceediug, however, had been generally disapproved, mid the euly Lamer now made to the couiplaints 'against iseeir e . thartlle Queen's Lip - rUdence, and the ant in, erance of her 'friends, lied been the occasion of 1111 the mischief Which etieted in the country. Those 'Circumstances, so much magnified, be sincerely de- Mr. Armco, o'f Inc , at . .ne pi . plored. But it was absurd to sty that these vritie the ries, as stated yestenlay, rose to propose an amend- only ceases of the caletnity. Ministers had at !test Hoene en the address %which lied just been proposed. reit:Ave:l against Intros uring the BM ,ir Pains an ,' P.. ~,,,f Awl-veil, he was ignite nw:tre of the ittinortantir 'tallies, as gentlemen well knew. li a irtue at first pre and advantage of addresses; he was fully convinretl dominated aga'nst it in the cabinet: but there was '-of the value attached to them; and for that rely era- not ,trine inou b h eventually to resist the renewed son, he sininid object to any address bei•ig forwarded peo l eisal of it. Thet wedded their places i• prefer % to hie eLtjeste, eith the professed object of the pre- titre to the welfare of their coutery.---(Flear, Week sent address, •withant the sentiments of the people He (.Ir. Ayaints) 'pike conscientiously, lever having lergardier the acts of his Majesty's Ministers, being been viol .ntly opp .ted to (tavern:vent. The addresses fully and freely embodied in it. MI a Lite ere:isn't ! to the Quer°, anti her "Staj.sty's answers were now when he .lid not fret tildee certain negercting the paid to be the proofs of disaffection, and to furnish the we lts of Mitii.tere, and then he gave theei ti.e ativan- gruenila fer'the present loyal counter declaration ; but tare of that doubt; hut he n e lo n ge r hesitate:! on last suninter t it otottld be re:iilleeted, when by cow i that sithjert, when lie beheld the disastrous tendency pnrisou tel Moto treasonable addresses were heing i o f .the lair con d uc t o f (4ot-erne:ten: : and he was con- presen t e d b o th to the King and 42Peen, we heard tirincil in Ifs c..ll3.lence when lie looked r o u nd and then of no Viral addresses, becasee 31inisters at that I beheld tee pre eenee of so many person, W:111 were un- time thawed to rarity their point in Parliament. accustomed to a•tend political meetings, but trim it .d This b e o ta b i t a r ti ed wit die plain st a t emen t o f the I !teen hop Ted tOrward on the peewit occ a sion by a case, and he w.:Ulil challenge. gentleurns ta coif similer convictine r epectiog the condort of Jlinisrers, traaiet it if . ttley could. One otiservatiois more he a ciinviceien that was actually felt and :oudly repress- mast crave paeinission to make, bowev..r tlis4greeibie ed from every end of the ronatry. fie tluere4re was l ongsiiree l l ei may :wee ,- te th • ..,.i i tt e , ii ,• ll o f rife. c.uninced that he eliouid n a discharge his duty as a ....(.1 leueli.)- •They taleeil in their addr ss of over fr-eholder, uelese be came forward in that capacity, a'ving the di s aif e ee e l ; bitt it' tiiey persevered in this and protested 'elitist the adnytion o f any tneasor; at system of aceasatien and azeravetion, is it not as pro that ineetinz which might he construed into an it- i - bable that the " rl.kalYeetell," the class of iwr<on4 they ',royal of their general conduct. Snob he contended thus diem :tinge. may in theendovera te them ?•-(Loud matl ! be the snouted inthrenee from the 'teeing of errs of s• ilear.")-•-fle inainteiard that the areitsations tide level athletes at the present time, that is, it would in the address sver:. levelled it i osinst the middle and be construed Into a di.position t i support Ministers, respeetAbte l dderi of the community—those who had who, it tnnst he coethtsed, very much mooed that protected them. It was directed against all thir support. But was it hers:ming in that county, We' ethd hadlienteitei theinerives in favour of the citg o : would ask, to 'Wands liy anal an earesaine 01 1 1,4-V_Sienil i ttinee ttaltellith mi t t* elfuee in so It sag titer i #01'11414 life wiseltalAbe aNdwithiowittilirrillif No- ere opno. 'ng Administration. In dins a:tempting dress contained, roudnet whlelt had called forth the to identify the cause of Ministe:s with the e muse of indieneti In of the edmory ?---r s A laneli from the 511- the Constitution, they %were engaged in overtdruing nisterial aide here attrertelt the speaker's attention.) 'the Constitution itself. e whicit, lie trusted, those middle tteetlemen may smite, hnt he well knew, that in .1:-,lers s o ofisrespectfullv simi•co of would resist : they' their cooler momente that party were in the habit of were cootributine to set up it' spotic will titer digit teineing more seriouele upon the trehject.--(Louil which efiodlti he permanent ant sarreil. Ileseeeing te urea of hear, bear.)—lie rontent:ed that sn •h Would "th e perceetolan s.f the Queen, Mr. Aytonn contended lie the rational inference from the time at which this th a t the resignation of the only men of talent 3411 mg address was brought forwerl, be the address itself as tie in was a proof that the de l e ns against Ow illus. enotijeetional as it may : hut much' more was sorb an 'trious lady were not given ue. Under all the circa's infereec• deducible from the terms of the address. It 'stances, in the light its which the charecer of the pre spoke entph Ideally of the disaffected, as though the 'sent Aduileistretion was viewed by the century, be, country had been overspread by disatfecrion. When, could not p ,ssib!y agree to time address proposed. They he would ask, was the j.erind when there were eodits- might repress as much loy.ilty as th-y wished, and affected persons its the country. And he though t lie' he bad no objection to joie in it; hut he mist insist I might also ask, whe i was the I erial when thee. were 'Oll conveying to his Ma j esty some • iken of the :risen i so few disaffk:tted in the country ae at the present pee, prabatiod which was se generally eutertain. it at the ! resod ? There never was a time when dieatii•cted pet- conduct of Ms Ministers, Or be she tid not t•ateeider I , sons were not to he heard of in this or probably mite dial by agreeiag to atoy address to the throw at the other country; bat he thoneht before that eieentg- I present time be should be strictly fultilliug elte Wl 'stance could supply any g r mind fir the present address,lgations of a loyal sub;ect. They migie say, if tat.y tit ought to be proved that disaffection etisted in the pleased, that such complaints iit' Ministers would he ~ I country to some extraotdinary degree. Now, dot impolitic, and tend to foster previously exising ona only had the mover anti seettuder of the present ad- ' contents; but be maintained that there would be moire dress deelined to tneke out any such a we, or even to truth and more policy in the manner of addressing say a word in deeenee or recommendation of the pre- the Throne whii b Ise pointed out. With that view sent measure, but their adder's - It-AI fairly contra- he should tale the liberty of moving an amendment dieted any such a supposition, for it confidently on the proposed tddress. After Mr. Aytoun read his stated a belief that the great body of the country were amendment, a pause ensued, no one appearing willing tirtiily attached to the constitution.—(ilear, hear.)-e. to rise to answer Mr. Aytigun's speech. The Noble And vet, at this particular time, it is found necessary Chairman then proposed to put the vote, to which Sir fur what reason we have yet to learn, to present John Oswald atsented. a loyal address to his Majesty eepressive of confidence Mr. Ctreglottesra. of Donloch, now rose ant said, in the wisdom of his government, and a determination that he nnderetenttthe proposal to be, to pet the quep. to uphold the c .nstitution. Bat it was not to supper! tied to the rote ; be ther..fore begged periuiteio I to the constitution, hut evidently just to support - .finis- offer a fun- observations on the guest' they were ten at this period when their conduct in general, and about to de. He. Nothing, lie assured them, bat the particalarly with regard to the Queen, had given so lir . eseity of the case could hare induced hitn to came much dissatisfactiou to the country. It was his Arm forward, and this, he felt convinced, Ives an overruliteg belief, that by perseveran.i. in siteller ietnilitet, Mieisters necessitv. The country was in an estraiirdinery would, sooner or later, work their own overthrow, and state at present, in a state, in fact, from which only he therefore regarded suchattetnpts as the present the wisest me teurett could relieve it. At this impel-- to uphold thon beneath the regard of any hut their taut period, certain gentlemen came ferwaiel with a adherent, except for sake ofconeistency under cireum- loyal addreee ; lint though the reipt:eitien was 16;41100. stances in which a pensive conduct in independent per- hy a number of tcspectable nauii, it stated no sons would imply an approval of theta. He therefore I ;rounds whatever for the present address, neither heel felt it toltereqvirea of Hut to state shotitly his re:sons the getitlemen who had proposed and te•coniftel it. fer disapproving of this altirets. In th A t the _TS_ . 1.1 2rC, I Froth the goo I sense which. they were accustomed their conduct in the procegii!ngs against the queen— ito display in fir. perftsrmance of t piibli., husinesA, he The Come 'tee here • interrupted the speaker to r was well canvincel that trail the move.- and seeentler say, that he thought the diseussion of the Qeeen's of the address were well (petalled to give reasons fir business was for.l l o to the purpose of that meeting. , any incaKtires Ilia were propos:d by thein, if they The word " teemee" was never once mentioned in the ! were at all defeneible.—(llear, hear.) -And )et, r. itis . re jelsition. 1 ' out the .hadew of a reason beiue given, it is atteuseted . The Berl of It ogsLill said, a more unnerrosary in- ?in the very entrance of the business to gnash &sill terruptien lie hush never heard. 'f he reiplisitiou, as sien with the cry of " Put it to the vats!'' Is i the the C n hairum bad stated, ineluded the disett.eion of country in that situation now, when Aliiiieters boa t he state of the c eintry. His Lertiehip mevel, that ', heels compelled to abateloi. a great pubs • meal lire Mr. Aytoun be allot , ea to express what obsersations rpropnced hy them, Ow Mete adherents can cone to he thought proper on the state of the c.ittietry. A la ingliing like the present, propose an address of 'Ate Ayrnee wished In know '6l, tieefai.on of the ' i pray; to them,awd say "It N.tiiise 'co pest it to . t est' Chairman sin this point of or:toe—Tries of " tio I voter---(tinPl---;No such rotOitortld.ie 'emit eLange i on!")--`:e it outdiet tdetaiti de • lit.....ent long: lie ! the opieloiti of Mt people. - Trie - topilfy 4 the i•ebillt aro adraleal,ly adapted for large inning-room '9, Charing-Cross. and by his Agents in the Country. trawisra-rnonve, witera he snl4 In the very last rontract. (just Onlslad) ate windows fitted in at a greater relatitliSA- 1403 hi Nine Mimes.. 241.0V01 • ' rt‘ra tilvoit: .. Si t1.... ) ..0 1 4. lOWA agelegi• 10 • 14 Alit • 1 4 ....-- • --".”-•.: 4- . 3016. .... . who* Ticket. .. ~ xbaji.l. MN, ~, .0... 5...#%k. - -, • , . . - Re4ides seventl minor Capitals. • fir: et.sSrawrtt. IgvnaNts •so szt . .. i CRAI. oFFicg. VOR TitoTßLL_qp. - , inc _, .- _ ...._ nom i nc 3 4 #6 11.8 44 o h o g.ut 006. - - .ifstrifortir THE COUNTY OF FIFE. Pv4iskiellorre4ol 3.= 1 ^ ...........- 611111 in rid Dove r Teesdiat NIA Frichmalnts. Mr. Arrocrt, nY Inchdairnie, aPet the pretimina- ~ ;: GILNERA. ILUE Its jairmiOset above4eir sfilital rid Dover FriclarNightl. at twelve. - Portsaartatit veil Onaport Mail, throe gh Ceortaitninv,r, Pe sad Portsea, every , ll:vetting at a (flintier past 7, sod Sandal , at halt past O. On h.; arrival a packet anns to the Isle of Wight. in MAY:, pilSellerlllll sod parcels: awl a roach sets oft to Chichester, thlougla Dray Loa, AltitsuLl. Soveworth,de. Glourietter and Milford Mall, through lidnlee, Oxford. and .Cheltenham. every Evening • quarter pdst 7 ,' and Sun bsksy at hall-past 6. - Doerr and Canterbury Mail. through Gravesend. Chat Amu, mad Feversham, every dittoing at a quarter past 7..aad Sunday at half past 6. From Canterbitry, passengers andpar mils are conteye.l to Deal, !Ramat'', Hams:tate, Sandwich, ; and from Doter, parcels are contleyed to Folkstone. Nandgaie, Hy the. Dimehurch. Roninee. and Lydd. NORTHERN UO.ICIIEIi. Caslisle, Penrith, and Whltoltaven. Post Coach, !foe" with font Horses and a Guard all the way. PRSIWA Causerie Brough, Appleby, Gretabritige, Richmond. ( - atterick. Ro exagtihridge, Wetherby, Anerford. Dont:eater. and Gran t am (the uwareat way by IS miles), sets -At every m-inting. sad-performs the journey with the greatest NAIR v. Passel'. gars dolt. used on the road. by business or pliesrlia, have the peculiar advantage of their seats being secured iu the pest. Llttlehatapton. Arundel. and Petworth Coach, Tuesday. Thursday, and Saturday Mornings. at a quarter before 7. lexsept Suada). Kendal, Lancaster, Preston, Lonatiale. Rotten, iillierity.Ormokiiii, and Gan.tang. Post Goethe', every a.- tgraoon at Five o'elock, Guarded. Godalminer andl;tiildford Telegraph Coach. thrOtoth Mil stein, Epsom, Leather:head, de. Tuesday, Thursday, and ilaturday Mornings, at 9. Godalsiblea, and Gelidford Teleceirph f'oach. throned' ikingstoo. Oftrou. l'ohhaio. and Itiplsy, os Monday, Wed nesday. and Friday 11ttrninv. at 0, and every Sunday Morning at 7 precisely, and returns to London the same day. Oxford. Light Post-coach, through Henley, dtc. every ]leaning at bail-past 7. CA RRIF.RS, To Twiekenhoim, Ttretitfore!, anti Isleworh, every Mas ai], Wobizsdlir, friday. and its•rday. - -• • • " zAmss and Co.. Pro7rittors. Parcel, aid Packages are safely and expetlitioustly Coll toyed frees this Isn to every City, Town, Village. and Iliountry Seat in the following Counties. viz. Buzi. Coraaah. Devon, Dorset. Hants. ilereforil, Gloucttster. Lint, Ota•rd, tiorgicaset. rlevray. Misses. Wits. Woreestior. &fah Wales, all parte of the hie of Wight, Jersey. Guern sey. and all parts of France : and to all Parts of the North ..• Take notioe.that no package, containiag glass, china, watches, plate, cash, or Hank e oleo. however small the taus, will be accounted for, i' lo4t or damaged ner any Mbar parcel or passenger'l4 luggage, of more than e l l. titbit. unless specified as such when delivered at the Office and said foraceordingly JJP _ . ALDNF.SS or GREY IiAIRB trill not he errs. Thoesands of Ladies and Gentlemen who have used They might as well call a meeting and determiiie Vet., that the Cori-Meier); or any other syeetn of phi losophy is false, its attempt to pet down political GO ! pion by rote. In short, if this ails: ices --re sac. .Retil ful, it WAR impossilde on any tutu - e ofta‘i3”, peel that any °Nit:, iition, however reasonah/e, c0i.14 prevail, or that any misconduct of Ministers, itorret,T flagrant, could procure their condemnation. he ShtEtZlll , Werra rai 1, that as ogre who teas re, qu s:e.l to assert his reas:rts (or supporting the pro ! roused resolution, he was willingto gratify the gestic. inett who had called on him by all the means in hie power ; though he certainly did oat feet we* ettio- dent of convin •ing these gentlemen of th e validity of . those reassns (hear, hear, and a laugh); and as for his own friend who moved the amendmeot, he posi tively would not attempt to make a convert of bite.— (Lstighter.)--The question he apprehended to be 2a, If We itt Waist:ado* or oril-ithnlniitrilUri'olKivern ... 'neat ; but what was the duty of virtnotts - rubjecfS der the present circumstances of the country. His groind for supporting the address was, tl.e manner to which the government, during and since the pr.ig.ess of that measure, linve been treated by a class of the people. .The Qu. en was dilelatoki " triumph &tit," suds was their expression : and it bad been h 'ldly asserted, that it war not the issue of justice which had prevailed, but the iutinenCe of the peopli..— Such a doctrine, he ruaintained, was dangerous, and lie ap'prale I to the hir!ory for vii.ifir.uation . I'he conviction th-tt it *as o:ily by rallying round the Throne that the: - could now prevent the o currency of rituilar carroptie to that of Frempe—;“ lie.ir, hear." two several of t:te Lisa to *support the present Ilysl ilec!t,a:zoa of their princi ple', and not on at:avant of the late rue ! s ur . cs of Ali. nigerk. Audit steh was the drift of the Conant... able Ointiemen Who bad pressed for his opiuion, Would tilt thirst pialttly, in the w ,, r(ls of a :'ureter mo narch 'of tills emintry,-tirat he would neat consent to put out tlite set of Maiden, t.) nothe• room for ao they to come in. Colonel Wearves and Captain A erorn rose at the ulna moment, bat the Captain ittionedLtely gave *ay. . Colonel Irma* said, he was one of the reqaisi tionists; 'but although - he h.td spoken to 5,000 men in the field, lie bad never addressed a county meeting befOre. principles were those of the Revola.ion of Ring tridlaur, of glorious memory. If he bad hen King at this time, to use a homely phrase, he wout,l hive played h-11 with Zbe present Minister ; . --(Cheers, anti vehement applause). The gallant Colonel, before he sat down, shook hands tvi!ti Mr. Stuart across the tahle, and said, with inni• - r feeling, he wished him and all his Whig friends weir. —(Much applAusr). Captain A vrarx, Royal .Artillery, rose with rein,- tanze to aililr:•ss the meeting, being well confident that he was not so lotalifieil fir the task as tarty pres , nt ; but when he saw an address par.mosed, the iibject of which wis evidetttly to .appr)ve his Alajes t %.•s Iliniste.4, he felt•it his iati.erative duty to protect aga:nst it. It hail been said, that if this conntry give wad to public opinion, it would give encouragement tu rev.)l:4liooary princi les. Was nut Ibis central) , to every established !assists m government Mutts -Orr Iv o laid - circa' tree Pri4ce's Russia Oil for years. tied a good head of hair. without being the least shaded or grey. But some iodic' being persuaded by their hair-dressers to Ole other Oils. or sold tliem counterfeit Russin Oil, they soon foinid the ditTer ewe. os their hair Isogon to fall off, or get grey. in short. Priace's Russia Oil is the wholessuaest and bets Oil for pre serving and promoting Up.. growth of hair, and if used c..n &hotly. not a hair will fall 61 or turn grey: evea if the 1... r has begun to turn grey, it is such a sourisher, that by it will restore it to the natural colour; clears the scurf, and keeps the head and hair clean, and by nsing it regular for a tew nitwits daily. will restore the hair on the bald part. if the least signs of roots are remaining. whieh hos been rotted by hendrects. Rut observe, to produce the dcsirnd effect it west be used regular. Even the Medical Gentlemen at Viet Meslicil Hall. London. hare pohlished in the (Inzette of Health. thstilMiree's Reggio Oil is superior to any Oil for the hair. NIS will do id cases of Witness and week hair what can pos s iibly he done. Lollies swill fed Prince's Russia Oil preferable to any other Oil fr r dressing their own, or false hair. as it gives it a natural Bless, softens and curie it. Gentlemen wearing powder. ought to ore it Instead of poinatum, promotes eye-Weeks. *Makers. de. The Origiii..! Pmprietor has now so improved the lbmile It that It will alwaymke sweet and pleasant, and wit! keep tall flitaithzt 1 4.1 good allowance to Merchants and t •ap-• ins for eeportaffon. Ask for Wince's &fussily OH. at M. the small bottle ; or a bottle eualeduilig the Twilit} ()lacer live small ones at II N. , Ilifich is I greet saving. • Sold by Ibe Robe Proprietor, Mr. Priace. No. 9, Poland street, Ottur.l.street : and by lir. tint> th. Perfumer to the Royal New Bond-street ; and by most respects )te Par (6ll 4lo Mid edicine Venders. .Also Priare' s ce l e b rated Russia Dye. being so improy•-d, *dna doubt how remains of its being the hest and mo-I In:i sent °yells the asiverse for immediately changing red o-e res Eye-hroas. ind Whiskers. to Brown or lilac,. wills further tronble than to pour n little of the Dye in • theu dip a comb in it, end comb it through tit* lair, wit! hate the desired effect. Ditetslows are iieMed tip with eget% bottle. so that any tine eon 4 !Ye their own hair with ease and secrecy in a kw ninnies. 11011-s-guinea per bottle ;or two bottles one Porrii: or one 110,ra hottt.' lire pounds. Proved by affidavit the Itli November, !flit. •re the Lord Mayor of leme.r.ii. th,t A. Prince is the Original Proprietor in !the Univ ergo of the flessin Oil or Rossia Dye; therefore if any Perfumer. 31eiliciae-yeeirler. Hair dees.ser, br any one ctsr sea Rossil Oil. or Russia Dye, that tarot PrlllaVs.alltly are ;inpo.tors, as they sell eeenterfeits to their Custoiners. is there ore many in the c.auntry who have compift;tio3 of !‘itt taken In by eiiiinterfeit ft 0: therefore Latles nod lientlemen waive Ore to hare the terintine by enelostoc th e mon e y i n a latter form,- Riksais Oil. tic, directed to Mr. Pricer. No. 9. Pi.land-stie.l, Ox..orti-street, London. when Mr. P. will seed them by r.iturn of courts to soy part of Ito , M1 , 1E41(.111. lAdies'end Gentieinen will be pertienhir, As thftreers. sfrersi Rairilresafil sad Olissr4 Is towel 11114 gauntry Ohre WI counterfeits, and its it is genuine. „ . 1 enipisasis had hero laid no the circoletion of tree- son 4b!e publicatio , ts; bo: eoeld any smelt effect es . sem intputed be pro:laced by Ibeee? Were Dot these • tic efrectiOt th'e conduct of 3finisters, vr!tiels bed giten rise to M e' rensure and asperities they copteincd t 1- ;aptain trio proeee.led to releif on Vie late long . . • nor, waic eras t mood at so vast Itit expense of ,blootf , - and frealere to the people, and the,use ibst wer.lots.4e of it. Minister', had been tote' ' gifts participators in the cuseltict of tsc a ilkst Mon a ; th...y hnil Leen :ire g u ilty Kin z ipa?.. lie all . to the srle 4 4 6 ../ri” 1 the ire Met r of 4 Geno A , a id , .partition o t+ n i p:. ll:sisters bad Wally cliertg ed 'tbs paeans ic a r,- , nioting the're;;;ila an trrLsr,f the ,etwoWw • - Tie .4: eti • 4.. atut 1;1 'friatifi were ns leinf as 'any tif . t f r --- irervi L who pEopora the oftsd i nitl l ividtese, tit! i tetrt a r ;ie. 'cajbatr or appt.nage the combat *Were. .~ iliNimomm.:.l.. _ A. 4&ther_44•Noihij s -