The Statesman. — London, England, 1820-10-03 00:00:00

0 ,4 Q - V' (YtitAk") 44/0A "LONDON, TUE DA . Y, OCTOBER 3, 1820 ~ ."" Nr s /0 " The Patin .71;r le , h4k • HAMPDEN the FieW, RYDNEY itied re the Reafeki .'" P11:P. OFFIcy. • lip-r 1 RCS.—\ ll_ TI! . • . h e r e sy f;le' e" rp.P, , oN4 win i• 11410 romp lrt.4 • •. 1 r Tr. 11•4 ef4t:Vl•n: s tts• INsll,,:g A N I :E. t h it Poe RF'Ti'rof Twr.NTv•r . vc Pr.R \T. spec, ell p l eptirins pairl hs :hem tk,is • thst time. ore eeerio. here. / of the igenN in ill .tts prinripol Tligina in me L.:Tor.. : aril it is recreve I that ro•eh Peron's% •% h ire .IPZ:rcte• !... --lecke their trillfll4 is preceding year.. will sit ph lor the • 'me forthwith .1, T. n IRIIKR READMONT. Iltansting Director. 111.111 f tN lIRItIiAMI and his Sinter, the LP (HMI. Pletralte or the nhilve erletwitett pi t it%le nt Titian and Van4o.e) have ju-t art stn.l ore new tihlllitleg dolly it !in. bOl, 1 from ten till dust.--Adusisslon. Is. ere of Ifadis aro' the etottpserow with the sword of ern geauce ? No; so far Irons yieldiug to any such feel ings, thr rigid claim. of slnntice herself were nacritietai oulhe altar .of pitriotiso, because ail. pat:iton tell it was their I duty, at that cationl suntuent, to rally round Gar Thraue anl Conntitntion of their Country. lint it seemed' the I:sepe or of Gus sia saw matter for apprehension and type .ach in the re-establishment of the Spanish 'onstittition, and at tributed it to the in trltinations of some evil cetlitiS. If the Note was grauinr, which indeed was pnblishe.l in Th.. Pi ter4wryA 1%, an.l but too cer tain marks of authenticity, the !Emperor of Hu-sin rolled 'pi the Spanish Governmeut to disown the arts which had given to it its existence—called on it t iustunlate the gen?..otin Spooish soldiery on the altar of Iswitivagy—(apilanse)—called on se to rev/stab the)seselent thorert 'mint to re-rstahlinh the Intjui •itine—to re-establish torture —to 111: the dungeate.ts: Africa once taror with illuntriuus virtiass—aud then, when it had disarmed the country and destroyed i's liberties, Mee he would he Tracionsly pleased to for• give, if he could not forget Om past, and to enter into relations of amity with Spain. lint what right had he to Were with do- internal affairs of Spain ► !le say to hiur, awl no man had a better right to say thin to hilts than la:usself—:re woo; 1 s.,r to Alex ander, at the head of **Chives nalent of a mighty .tn pire—resuember in yone prosperity bow nitwit ...at' owed in your adversity to fortune, and ii'yon attettg,t to invade the rights of ritio-r• in y..ur tit.. SURREY INSTITCTION. her. O. IWO. ptOPi:l!iTI)R•, C1 7 104:111 P,IPAR, and the PeWie. are respeetteliv Inforino-1 that the following 'f a vor" a LECTUNIN will be dont cred in the ensuing Se" t tad Mlnorslocleal h r IPnr ; V. 444. M.R.I. S.: to eutriatisee 7..,1:003,,t. at Brim t h ip S ti . r i t_• previ4o. m a 1 ,. b r rmeintriod ust 4,...re • : li gte 7... v. .) 2. 0. Weerfei '.hy Mr t RAU I.ES W0..D11111‘13 : h COOP • bi.rwilirt bn l to br contiaseJ oies i,psor TrlA•ty at thr n u 241 e. h, W. Fe:vivo. Slus. Is. Proress"r Slutie i s 'welt:unity Ocrard : 4. op the tlittort aad PS'!..4otiftv e• (CIO rel•iteet•lre. soil is Inittowe nu Sueleit irlti Manners. by .1 tams ELALL Esq. .4rtitifeet: eariy in WI. mucus KO Ur PeoPilf Tar% •!'hlrltt RENO. Proprietor% awl Met:deems sobaeribinst per annum. bare iret•V• I. To the News Room. furnished with thy peine!pal Morn leg ao,l mit ig Plreet. Coe 13 meettett. &r:. ?. To the Retulln.r, Room. which is ►.•j.anr!a onnpilel withtb• Liters's Journals. Ness Rooks. atni Pamphlets of present Interest. STo the iIIIOUS Courses of Leetttres. dellvered during the Season. 4. To a ronvenient LiSnettory. fortviseveti ulth the neers sary appar..ili4 affording ever! facility to eftetzl--7:: and Au- Issophieal Researches. b. To the Lihrary of Reformer., eomprlairoz a Selection of the hest Works la every department of Literature end Seistee. 6. To the T.iltritry of elreutl::on. co:•tigiintr of Ststwiltrti works is itri...llll.iierstore : Vwrs:-.4t. Trtrel.t. and T‘tt a r. grapby 111.tory ; Bio,irsph). the Belles lettrt.t. Science. widths: kr; a. ---- Proprieto74. nollnall‘. see Witte., to it Transferrihle Tieket. for . the of s friend; and their personal Ti •Itet is trlto.r,rrahte is their absence. Ladles are ;Whittled to the Leettirt.t, owl the Lihrar, of Cir. Natation. ct if. *s. per annum. KXIOHT SPENCER.See. PEI).11. 11.111 P and PI ANOrnit'll.:. rantkir galas. the popertir of * I.soly. A tills-tieti:eUß AND ioll ts , ittAT %I. PI 4 NOFORTK, best. by I. rosolwon.l. t44.ials, tr.. cost MU guise**. for t I !liaises+ : • tat Ped .1 Harp. with trate ling Clear. green eovor. Ice. ilteinea4., for 4.l*ltineas t l'abinet Pi 4 n.. 14 'No. isol Inbe ,lipellod for tooth and tone. good as non, rii grirweg. Mao a agnate Pianoforte. *I artiness. Mat he soon nt Mr. WM MI, IS, Leicester-place, from tun to Aar o'eock. NEXT TIII:RSDAY (50, (IC tORF.II), the I REaL.Nii.... • ssi tut *rumor.) ETery Tieltet w s Prise Neat Tim's NI.. if !Ss Public. *WI tbsons-Ivesnf the feaftseter's 4 4 300 TirLets snre to be Drawn nest Tilt RSDAT. Tun of 10.16011.1 n the first 6 Wert... g I III.IIOIW. !tr. de. &r. All !tippling N1,., , ei 7.nneT:0.. , .. Pane. are tenth. by.lll%lt t • I%;nlragoar fnraltethpr tavit llki. and Cnynidll. tm Moe' os.trnvi; Lonttnn, why. Wetmore than' h 4 lf i t ns . C.Allll4 4 she he I.•ltrt • and by CI Ms - Apsts bribe Costars: • • • • r• • • • A. BR! 1 *M3IAILY it the ADV.INTAIiES or PH rrhs%ift reLiets And Mane, he .•rr' . NEAT TH UMW.% &re' OUTORVR. YOU ARK RURF: of the eheeee of Tarn of 1 1 1.910 , 1 . 1. be eline dory rawd tvr drawn the Elrod 0-ov. ReafT'iliee , o.•-. In their** Id Annette.: besides the chaser of whatever otho•r Capitals einstdoe draws on that day. YOU ARE MURF: of not 1..% Tirkrta h.4st Brawl. the First Gay. Nett Thursday. brio; noire 4 than tore-thirds of the wheat, Loden . YOU 'RF 1: RE of nil oho*, TiArta below dross Prises First i f ~,,•1 mail youraelf of th- Con- Dueler's oirrr.—Poiroo the I(.hen:P.l TOt; A*R Nor KURE of any of the shove 14•111 fl• hies if you do set sale year cotreloviea before the Flat Day, Donavan Ihey ozeln.iro-lor beiont to that Day. 144'11ENI E rtaNTA I Tyro - - Prizes - - - 20.0D1f. Teo - Prizes of . - 10.111111/. &Woodier genef.l4. ALL STERLING NIONF.Y.—OnIy tem Tio.tets. Tickets awl Shl I 1.4 1 re wtroin by J. and J. Sri EWMGIIT.r 37. Conthil : 11. floli.een: P. 11:Kmoirket; I 111. Ottani-atm.? 13 . 1 n, sl.nresi and sold. In the Lpttert jolt mild. No. 133. 1n E1...111 81mrps. .041.nnni. &WS. in 'fork,. Mlimer.t.,tat. And variods tinter Capitate. coosequenre of ttt iteitiantl for rod t!rest immeht olrrited from lhe. use rsf PENDIN's PATENT oituom Mem:lie 'grimy., (°Airs's; an d cr. het lellf• to Inform the Ponlie Oil' Ili-4e Monuthe- Jur) . ig Pow It No. gUlt. Flee'-.tree-I.—Tlo se Trnsves are highly irrroved of by the moi: eminent litortp•mis in taw' had mammy, aid recommended on gretotat of their great and anifor m pressure w Mimi, rhnlinß . Ite•pectable refer osera e:111 tw riven to Strrjervn• and otto•rc into. het, !moved tip* b N 1 hoes) smel Treaiel hese been worn site 11w deridipti preference to P. rapthea. N. R. Pr snu•semline the eir , oolf”ronee or tli r hAv helow the hips. and Ilia Isrgest part of 'M. thiwh. .9 0. 1•“! wh . rh 41 .ir EN') a re ainiet" , may depend on Iwinv c0..re".71,1v fitted. 1.191\11R11 . 1 J suss still triumph+ in rtir mord U/ jest reaawn, ‘oil-r. 4..erorti _ . . Alt&I/FikS an.l Company. ...1 reer , r:l•.or, of A the real Laperial Japan 8114 i•ln. An's Ispreeiatine4 the honour eonferred on thew in the ,I••;:,irei prefer's**, i ven hr their Ariirle of Mnntilart ,, r...ll% 1, 1,•, , er1.•U% SOO dle'i e , rniot Pahl s. her letter to tender th.. iione.ge .0 - their ntient nrateful sieknowlettemeson, Ilaiine been iriei..letty pta trnnized b% Hour llitthenr the Prince Rerett l • or no% ' , lnert! in the pr. -rosinnil tituati , la 14 al , t - ittaathisollt ., farturers t 4 hi, • anet.in rna•onint•ner 4iletpd their label, by inthelltHttng on the t7:t11.4.8.c. th .dente ler flat. Priors's Creet an , l wore pirtiealarlv vonolfrtt ttfr diee tinet s ion. their PIMPS will tomerforth ai.pear oo encl. labeLio Xr elkttmt Lett-Ent'. ',le *eve in-Atimahle CGtopnk;tins is %Ha prepared lnd sold .1 1 1holenale, ar ths.!.. 0,1010; No 3. glitp- Plaeo.Simplellar, I,ne.ton (both w 11.iiptiet end rade): 'at til followitif prices. ai l . in boi Iles at Sp. U)... IV4. nod 4 1 / 4 4as It aka their :11//ffl.l•3pptolei A.,tal Reilj•TChV I.setto: and Retailed all es-spretsble stioptelpeel in the Unitrd Kingdom. • -. 6 .* lit-rat 4lloa *nee to Iletrhants, Captaiate sad other,. for Enportation. • INT Cent. LAL-k- ) c. * ll 1 kVA _ ' 444 cr . , :C f :?, i d IP • • 1 111 1 11 4% IV, /% ,AL ktir3iiintintga .tu „..aaiera PI, it ROMP( Pr.er: With irspeet to Portugal, the evils there, th, ;tea great, were not so intolersille as in the tw.s States. The Gallant lieneral allnded to sone recent events in tltat I onntry. It was hardly tw.t years sieee the hand of the es ecutioner, from au n-rise to a uw.ser, w as rimbrued in blood. What 131 the fruit of this? Re sistance, Revolution, aaJ as he hoped and trusted, a Constitutional Government, ;le had mot allitile4 t.. Sicily. as he was imperfectly rainaintet? with. what had taken place there, but front setters u hich Ise Li.! ..e••n that day, he trusted that u rardia anion vf. phi soon he effected between Natirs anal Si. ilk. it IVIkl.! indeed be a tuelaeclioli ronsideration. if 'or Oster di visions, they exposed their rootiutnial territory t the invasion of foreigners. Ile 18 ol nut allty.:e.l our domestic alfairs, as there was a -nit of 'rile; standing that they shaahl not itttrtoTe them flfe fit s'iblect they were wow met to celsbrate. bi,i tLrir feeling, :tore nut the less alit.: to these wh•- ther they refectell on the wrongs of the people at blap tiseste:--4ae number of Their eon* eyeing who r•fir unjustly I.inguishel in prison, •r we e tot n•cosi M *ls prison for acts which even Jude , s almitterl doubtfully ill:gal, et for expressiers which tl' tau- Pour to the heads and hearts of those who n'e'l r;i in --CApplanse)---or the great• •t et :•11. anti which v••iveft all others, the caw of iht•li.•ateatary Its• Arte Other :law% would arise fair t: and he trusted that. !h.' s(' who b:d shean •ra 11. t.•, s•al in the ait 14 forr:gn :ih• vv. woonia .hew t' r rate • in ti.e easnr• the hero - o of their wen roentr: ,- . I.e fi sante fortune which lest ',oiled vt - utt in t chi atitersitt . .l .3e ' r! -' . ----•- reputed to the Meeting as the eliressian of ti.t.r . se:.- ntaY in turn befriend o ther.. H a . i i t i„ r i g .'" as , tnibint 1 rti co cludeol n ith realiitig a Is..elaration, w'.ii . It Et by the Emperor of Russia to protect the Enropean ' social order, was a torte mockery on Cie part of 'the head of a Serthials Uoverattnent.—(Applanse.)—Was hrare s awl which was unattint° ll % l Y.a d° l 4l4. ~ e timetits on the subject it hich City were met ttt . w.....• it a Representative Governtian:t which held this lan meeting of patriotic F.nalishaten he was not r e - miser ?On thin rontriory, it %VSO's Gov( reinteut so fa- 11:1111T CANTWIiIIIIIT !MA ii t!SiIIK to 'waren a wilier 'Atli violeure, that it unties:lly derided the arriving however. shame that England, wit:els was not . :1; • mccession to Coe Throta.—(Aplause.)—P ; as it tomed to rise under an ittipremittin of shame. lif felt. right of retaliation which t he here p wished tis enforce a ': Ira ' alm'ag the "' ilia "' "41°4 be au her i iiig bid Europe ever call on Alexander to renounee the the instrartsw in the principles tit fre edom, hot fe w sets by which he was enshied to asernol Cue 'throne ? at the goal of freedom. Leg' si tu had hitherto.. bees .., p rllas the actors: I,:a it cal! -Did it call on Lim ritSt. they sitar ':her nations take the Dead , and see• 11-i . si e - On hill to letttener :tiria :11 rear sad chains? Did i: mole which Ise trusted they the'!isel‘ 4 ea • "WI I ' l - , er call on his sat digilflll his l'OtllitfV, and to leave it in a very short spa& itf tinte. —f . L a n d applanstf-t-t :4 powerless to ineaders? No. tt !wryer the of intuit of j hoped that Eiglanti wield not he Vas , late in ( '''''sni : Raynor might be nith regard to them Kamm-Boas, 1:116 et Ample set by S i sain, Naples and Pariv i yak at .t act 11, u a ever de...misled front .11eaandrr toy suelt or- hr hoPed they would nu ' go ho me " it "' be ' we •.- e ,us . :e Jim! seen hie late Note to the Poles, which furthering the cause uf that rr forsotriao, e.- - alo a t he cot saas to him unintelii. ihle. In this Note t.nrauce that a very early meeting w oo l lia cant.* fn. hr waspleased to say, that lie SAW hi every act of the they stool, there could be no salvati on •to Cue S.A:. RefOlOtioll a `pain the mach inatioas of au evil gm which, considering the p. - csis,:ice as t h e Frio:, 4 4 st:.• nias t---41se Spaniorils naught retaliate, and say that —ol'l'l4use--41' concluded with i truPts.'4l.--" I • plary Ase.,o,, cli i .e.„,.‘, o jpstent . sci A ilhe W i ly AL . Mplyiiith f ortes., the genuine R a preaentalives of titear tici. It was it:lintel to hies tO bidet this.lowg , 1 .,,. enter . lan4, 494 this assidnosts Regenerator , ' ift 1:•.) wish respect to the E.lllol.fOr Alexander: be hall semi Constitutional Monarchy of their country." him in some of Me most painful :moments of his life— . Sir Robert Klastia stated, that various letter* hod he had seen him MI with an etirryty and vi t .Itr which been scut to the Committee containing rarities; son,. became the Sovereign of a brave people—be had semi from individuals who, front rest indisposition or ..II.•r hint at a tune when he WAI also the friend et( fiefdom. good :;rounds, were entitled to heahl"'ntt oth..rs Iraq, an-1 to the rights of the pylori , of every nltien, and persons who were soddenly taken ill. But he would whes he appeared to think that r o astituti n a a l r i g h t , OW: take up their time with reading the letters from weettstlie *Ws verity for the theme. lint a t • w .,, persona who had pat themselves on she sink list lii taa thisttAlmfoupil lord* vittuons la Harisett.and h e „..„, .lay of hattle.--(Applaose.)--The tirst,lettermas fron isoathesalte,motleiste of a matt, 'who, thougirborot in the Duke of Bedford; t he y were anxious that he heal „0,„ a r ua ,„, ary . „ la z e constiiiiit„„„i rights hu t ~,.,,r, of the illustrious house of Russell should till the chide and tattght that despotism was the best Intranet of pen- 00 dila occasion. Ito 0011 that he a pproved if the mating the happiness of mankind. If, however, the Hata"l"ti".°"'s but Is. Par -:""' 'la" of his k"ilit thilysallianer prevented to commit arts o f ag g r e s si o n wou'al not allow hitt. to psi ht at a public disiksr. against Spin, the fortes might make an a yw a i to The next letter was fro, toe person who :Ltd lw-rtk, 1.. Co courage of their feliow-ritiz..us. to God, anti to the floured by his fellow-citizens with the civic ch 3 :rt re justice eat their moose, and they would hate r a l Even it greeting his inability to attend as he was sAiderettin to he afraid of the issue. The illustri o us it. r , t on , min ratativa , and ha was engaged •fr 'us tire to ni*te wwhewhe.had me ivied in *stab:kiting a I • ftnfion Oclock. The sessions hail Lintel niuteteen il .ys. a Cie nto the pelneipies wideb the people haul a right t. insist conistatter a hiels was the more to be regret!, 1. ma it for, would lie not enntribme every thing in his bittern :'bowed Ese misr"r`""" of the thin's- air ""at real a to the assistance of the mother country? Would as • long letter Item Sir Francis Borten, who war Ls. the. gallant Co-hra.se, our own cout.tryman, g ive al, * . battring and , r ist , lisibisiti ou, oa the seth j ect of the me. t. his assistance ills:staled ? It was an ill wind th a t bl ew • ing. The letter was rereiced with the most raptitrons nob. 015 . .• good- and our poverty wool.' prevent our H o • applatts... Th Ballast terriers' eon lusted with pro. yen:went from taking any-decisive part against Spain t , r iosing "Sir Cr4neis Burdett," and he was drank bet if any soak attempt should be made, he trusted I ,st ith great enthusiasm. that the people of England, defective as their repro .11r. Ban mare said, the toast wi:leh ha,: hcen !Aced I sentation ist gilt los, avoid still fin 1 means of e o n. is his hands was one which warmed Li. heart whir pooling the wink'-•! Administration whieh unuie trey he read it. It was" Oen"rals QniroCa and Itio-'O, and a:tempt. For himself. he Isaiah' rather carry a met. their gallant comrades, the deliverers oftkeiremintre. ' kit in the maks of freedom, than a Marsha's staff in - -(Applause.) ---.1 h.' Hattoo"hlo Mention pr'- the ranks of their c et e mic-.--(Aprltuse.)—if they t.: r em. teeth:dui mark the point.' in which throe great art god to Naples, they wood., find that the some tree ,if agreed, and those in which they differed. Qnirstara despo'isna hail produced the same fruits. The thtl: an s was bald and enterprising. bat eantions and MoMpeenote. tioneral thins allu md to the murder o f the tint - matt:tate ,Riego was fitting M.- the times in which he acted, as Msrat--the odious polies whirls had been estaii.i.iett entimslaat for liberty. sod what may be called a yew ,h, that country—the (roods committml—ae r e .t ra i n ts ,491---a tit itistrittnent for tutors of civil convilsi -o. ens the press. Ignorance was advocated, as he h a d But be bad *hewn he was fit to command frcin hie ,I .i - heard it advocated in the !loose of Commons the ai r . • position to obey. He did not know a more heart-rena. as the saprente felicity of the Ilankas, we believe), ing spectacle to an Englishman than the iiitnations in pro;I:e, and the best security. f their g o ve rno r s_ T o .which Spain and Kftglanul now respectively stews. use a metaphor taken from thc.r conntry, the ladling Spain might he saidao be tieing like a strong eau lava of popnl-ar fu r y had here been again checked ly; a out of sleep. There we p.ew the lem?ers 01 the Rey - Cunstituf al ('barter. He saw evident signs of iae.... Intim finals ing the i:ittre.: which :hey and Ike or,. 'r trill rellif,;lie to rarity this co:imitation. Austria tat'! had re•viveil. But they sow here at home...Goverment.* the had a right to interfere as the uatnral proteetois of family Imp' iyed to separating all dames of men iftiti Italy. H e wou ld a pp ea l t o a ny s' atg l is h utAn w ha hadearl' other, and degrading every insfitatian of tbrtr been in Italy, if the counection of Austria with that country.— (Appl.iuse.)--Be wisi.ed to avoid alluding country was not the n lion of ignorant., with ( +rine- i to this sul';ect, bat it was force.' on their notice Ats'aet alien---if it was 'tat the anion of the Lying with the tinsel, and in all sitnationa. No man could see the /lead. Italy shrunk from the loathsome embrace. fi e end of the perilous c units in which (forerun nt t4l did not wish to say any thing against.the brave Am.-; thought tit to embark them. He w:theft the-" c' " - - 4 t trian army, or against the Austrian penile., whose t-rn away their ryas (not) :he mil •Temmle. It -or* misfortunes it was to b under mak a Government. his conviction, however, that saahlag could save , 00 He would however Pay of the AUstriais li ove rnmen., country but: the establishment di Mil, fair, and Ikee that it arat utT a se-h ro arbatts Gat o ve r nm e nt—th 1: was pr reesentation.--(Applaose.)—ii• wosW pr.posera :at f oist ?SO years behind : and with respect to its I Spanish re..--.l;e for .:•:idr •n.. eciir.'ind rbeilii:' for. conquests, • It had ISO other object hut tectracti.l; .; giveaes< a regal throne, and a e... 1 ... t U :i•Jri secamim are from time. Italy' Mgretted the loss of the in- :to every individual Itis righttc and proapeei l Y tO • lhe mitittiews which the•sohligt, Napoleon, full so wisely . e° ll "tcY• . • "• traced ibe it ; • Iliongh It Thad last its independence, I - air. Rowan* on brio, calls.' to sing. sling a stat. Mower, It Immo . that it Iva Not host it tbr agit_the striotic Spanish mtn e ;, Judith was repeated at the &tire cwrce"dil'e ^CA ow* hattalious. : —Anstria washed to jot' the 'meting. '.. ectingsish the dame of Na n ny i n y a ide s . b u t let 1 '••r I A M-. aln:phy had sum.tizie Lef..ro sang a pa- II( is are lost she ittnile a detouring flame !wiling her. 1 triotic F.....c,:5h sung. AT LEINURR. ASLAP .% T •'S I.(' P." ••• Nome time ago )1 3 ... like a Rilly Istett new Into us hotritl.tnd I miTiat h4vc pr.t all en 1 to him: bnweser. I iro.r rut his ramb an 4 tlipp"l it;4 , 711• , 4. ail let Om no. hilt ,:is feather:haring-grown * { rein. Car untraverrl cloture A*4 not only hive, piriltig np it• ms Pareliar, but has roue quite wild, and twn or tl,rec limns aniarhirt !love full In my foe.. 'riis 1134 conspellinl fir to put him sondes a pup wont I have lime I.) .I , :pillte t t him. Unlegt he beats Itionself to • I shaH put him out of him •iv iihoor pertist , . Ile shill he well deville Limit. in shoirt. 6e tionft alwnloi with pirntr of spice, anti fleeted up Ir;tlt amp Ara (••n4. for the invert:admit:ft of my friends in a Wog sttoti•r s el Til E .i.471.11f0111 AP Tfl PPll:fiqt tl 110 Ls k: IIIAT J %ca. Huila.. 45. IL , teat N.f!. I%'h.bes Pr kliarks him (oN his !wry.). or i lneg hi m an iiiinry, will he proterdedagainst. beinz my sole pro. pert',. SPAIN, .VAPhRS, AND PONTIMAIs. The Dinner in f'ommenotr3tion of the Triumph of Liberty in Spain. itples, and Portnral, took pl.sre yesterday, •in 'h.. t 'row II and Anchor Tat ern.' The Chair wall taken by Sir nob •rt preei%ely at half-past milt o'clock: the l Isa:r mtpporteil by l'artnyight, Mr. Al.lersuan Woml, Mr. Bennet, Mr. iloi:hour.e. r: Ilomr,- Sir tierard Neel, itr. The nutober preamt tuoAt lure amounted to Jima 400 at Iras!. Before dinner the Marge Nix Britt and a nnthher of utbe► aira.seatteiated with she caw* of lih'•rt). wee.- pertyttned by the hand. Ater the cloth was reni.,ved, Sir It. WILpo proposal moul mly he never forret the prinri , •les that .r.i•,• ; his family ois the Throne of the... Kinct'-ffitt. [ 1 Li a toast was re ceire•l with applause and hisses•] T„„,,_., (iod tare the Kinz." Sic R. WlLitost then proposed " the Queen (toad applause}, a ai l. m a y a l l , hare-Immeenct fiir her sh:eltl, troth foresee spear, and. Illeewilierlio.o. ..f tlie pi w i de f :ifM.rd. [Rereir.ll with houl and long 'onfi nite(' applause.] Tnne, " Baton's, •trike laoe." I lie o..vt toast proposed was, " The sotiree ..f all authority, sad the welfare, the end, an.l object of all govern neut." Sir It. W Laos: then gaited, that it nes his duty to , call their atten•ion to the Inthwtliate object of the meeti..z. The events which they were asserahled to commemorate, thinsih•Alstv hitiwweitrred in iligkrent room-Tr*: awe at ittiteramintervilrof tome, wer'Y hiekt.lekl and am lutesateil in their nature, as to become with p lipriety a subject for one romisson festival. It wmtld he itnisatural if the people of Englan:' here not to f.n Ia s% oily with the late exertions in the Pe nintula and Naples, and not to feel an interest in the successful consummation with which they hail been crowneil.. They would, indeed. •Itew themselves (lest!- ,Jute, 4 4 1 their acritsronsed renerosiq slid benevedonce, if they were to crrileutpf tte unsdatid tiste•-tgiusret.of no many millions. previonslyaleslitttte.6( Orel (MOW. to which, they themselves jitstly attaelsk ossehmil u e I(Applanse)----if they were riot* to.heitthil &stab; ishiment of a Constitutional System in every other eonntrpr-a l'sVstem which was not only esern , ial to the well-Whig of the natives, bat an additional allignard to Our iswii ilsy was goo. ity an onr tiovernment could prams ide lee that our hippinees , and safety depended on the degradation-of neielamtr- States----(Applanses)—and in peepeeeeting. servi tude irherever it existed,- instead of entle.trundwg•to thlfute the light of knowleder and the principles of civil liberty. He knew that there still eslaied :am ong us awn who were advocates of such doctritte•-•-lesen w ho thought the world was not made to be wanl,- but to he abused by them---who did not think of st ha seas fur the general interest of the rtmitnunity, lint merely of what was for the interest of themselves, aol'•hese wbo, like themselves, existed mt the s i mil4 of the pen. pie. The flat of freedom was now dying on the ruins. of despotism in the Peninsul t and Naples; And it was toot to be wondered at that those who resisted the 16. dress of all wrongs at home, should tretulde when they heard of rights recovered by other nations----(Ap.. plause.)--But he thanked tiod the number of three . ' toe,, was diminisaing, a7ll that their'power WA* daily declining. He triusted; that whatever might • be tie illiberal policy of theritovernmeut,• the petiple of Re .rope won't' be onaliwied by that•loretini. !Fat the people of Engl./sad were ready to embrace the free of all countries and- all climes. They alt reelitleetedthe; events which preceded the Spanish Iteivolution—tltO all recollected the transports of this conertrtr when the brave people of Spain resisted' a forlign yokr, an,d when they hail determined to Testoeeihaft'utislitutiott which a sneression of usttrpirlotts had Itilnitivt anteibi 'atetl. The brave Stranisrtts hoped; that haring by 'brie valour restored theiti' .. Suyereign to lill Throne. that that Sovereign wonid .. ratiry their . acts;., hot their hopes were disappointed.. 'ilbellieg t witsdef the Iv& 3- env, of evil Counsellors,- resolved to triatch against .be assembled Reprrsentatives•of the nation. Would , to tied it was in Ms power to say, thatstbe funds of corruption bad not been aided by eleitilla troilism: A -corrupted soldiery bad use:riled on the Representative. of their - coustry, and edible.' Despotioas again. to re 'establieh itself. Re tlid not wish to teirsolf.tbat teUs which the geoevouwSpitsisb menial - I,lw MOPtioiiiilia 4 toehrow over- the coednet of Orb Pcriith'als'Aincl: their Threse.—(APphlkse)-7-•-thr tialkiC.(rigt,loo briefly %Ades' to thelittreriugel oi p(jg, wili6 le a d bona fildent.d. . utl the ernes. tyred Patric, .s, he *Airs haul ‘.en.tivr aeahrof Liberty; tad two aim, whose nesseiMossld be itinagtelisetUii bleary, Quivers anti and assisted by. fortune, &attired wt ',art the J;lieltr , &ace of their countrymen. Did tGe ittisumatt usuirsa- I n.. (in I &nes •Mali, r • • 1 I , , 1 :J