The Statesman. — London, England, 1821-01-08 00:00:00

, !Pr. - • . _ %;-; s.. 4,1; . . . • •.3 ?C. f 1 • • I••• . . • • - • 4 1, ,• 4 • t ..• .• 'l " 2-7l("1"-. • ut e ei-N3tat sancta. LONDON, , SION DA Y, JANUARY 1!, .' • i5.;...1 . • • r (.• . l..ti • r• P • ' . - • , 4, 771 e flatlet /or whit* HAMP EN fen ift Pita, mid SYDNEY died on Me Secifoid!" o• 4914 rittrE Syvve Plrieß. ." , s gXCIISQUICR HILL OFFICS, Jim. a. !Oil. FA l 4.3lEgf - ER 1111;t 5 1 d tl , •tl in the months ,of November and Hereonber 1010. aid Jiattiary and February UM, with the interest due thereon, will be ;raider aside& day at January instant. *llni th r ititerest rill %. ease ;-L.9siels bills will be receired daily. (Holidays `lxtepted) from tea o'clock till one. tomtit. and facia:ling the VA Jay a - January. at this *fee. where lists are to be 'Ataitarel.eontaitsing instrurtiens for arranging the bills. The bearers onto endore earls bill with their usual si patures. and write their names and residentes at the bob Tom reach list and whore the names of holders are in ieried is bills. the bearers. not bring saris holders, mist reolontly obtain f'.eir rndorsemerete. Tie bearers must istlend.to glee rrreiptsfor4lie payment. • ' 'Payment ma , : be obtained. if required. prrrioss to the * said Mil tiny oti January. spas fearing the for 'antinatiaa ems day prier to that on ,shish such payment tt desired. New bills, heariny an interest Of two pence by the day span every one Aussdrest pounds. and dated tht said 2lkb Way oPaniusry, whole, or i* part payment qfprincip..._ on Ike lists, dslioarOd FROM SATURDAY NIGHT'S GAZkirE. • This ansette contains AsWreaks tti the Kid from the Bishops, Dean an.l Uhaptet, Are lideaeon and Clergy of ter Diocese of Ely ftdm the Parishes of Kirhy.moor side and Heine.lrv, in the Nrirth Riding of Yorkshire ;1 the Clergymen, iientlemen, Merchants, 31antifactarem l and other Inhabitants of the town. of Wolverlisur!ton the. Denileneen, ('ferry, and Inhabitants of Blairaford, in the County of Dbrset ; the Mayor, Aldermen, ani Common Celftricil of the llorotigli of King's Lyon, is the County of Norfolk ; ter Inhabitants of Illandkird Pererell, ,'n.the Counts. of Dorset ; the Ma vor anal other I tilishisante of the Borough of Ouilr!for.!, in the County of Surrey ; the Uentry, Clergy, Freelloidets, and *Nint h...tents of Ulvers , on, in the County of Lancaster; the Vicar, Churchwardens, and Inhabitant Householders of the Parish of Westliain, in the County of Essex ; the Magistrates, Clergy, %A-chants, Mama:writers. and In habitants of , the 'town of Mirmingliam ; the V '*deacon, Preerttor, Canons Itesidentinry, of Cat' 'eel of fisi P ea &noes of N TT. Knill. Dater-street, West Smithfield, butcher—Jan. 27. R. and T.. Grossing. Broad-street-buildings. merchants— Jan. 27. C. Scud:ll:sore, Manchester, woollen eord-saanu facturer—Jae. 27, W. Ansel, Cambridge, upholsterers — Jae. 17. J. Hooeynsan. Chnreh-street, cpttalArlds, silk-ma nufacturer—Jae. 27. J. Carey. Rncquet-coort, Fleet-street. inetch;:nl—Jan. 13. J. Gomm. Ruckland-common. Rucking hamshire. timber-merchant—Jan. 27, J. Cummins, Osborn street, Whltethapel. brewer-48n. 27. S. Tootneson, Red cross -street, Cripplexate, ealenderer—Jan. 31. . Crosslel, Dencesser. joider—Jan. 27, J. Cook, Oakley-mills, 1in3413, .roiller--Jan. 27. H. Dodson and J. Dodson. Three Tue- Court. Southwark, hop and seed-factors—Fele. I, W. An gell. Wantage. Berkshire, tanner—Jan. 31, J. TArleton, Ulopeester-plaee. ate-chant—Jan. 27. W. Homan. Barking. Essex. susacl.-owuer—Feb. 3, J. Wolfe, BirMinghate, mercer. latter, Captain Stevet•s and other gentlemen favour-tale to it urged the Chairman to ascertain the sense of :is • nteeting in the usual m mnnrr. The Chairman &f -einted to put the question, but was understood t r• • mark tbat both may be signed, and Some suppor - e-n of the first called out "Sigu both." . The pu'ili meeting consequently result e d itself into two rival , . one., and the addresses weem severally subscribed hj their. re.pecti ve supporters. S PURI SMO i 7 TII MIETING. On Wednesday a meeting of the Comoration of the ...beeves - 111 d Portsmouth was eunveuesl by the higtvor. .(Bodward Carter, Esq.) in consrptenee of a requisitioot which bad been•addressed to hint by several members of thocmporation, to consider of sr-eyin t -• to an sut- Oress to his Mjesty, upon the present state of the 141Santry, and to pray him to dismiss Ma mini tors Soot his %sail also to send a cuitable rcae *raw w the Woe: u 6 Cononons. The Marie lolling called to the chair,`the subkct of the meeting !vas opened by Alderman Howard, who took a re trospective view of the most prominent of • the mea sures of ministers, and partieulady of those pursued by them with respect to tire provocation of the 9tweit ; ,aM which he considered as toting injerious to the wef ts,* and I-est interests of the consuiry ; I tho•refore moved " That a respeo.tful ,''dress on the present un satisfactory state o 1 the country, and cn the polio.) , and measures of the present adminislrstiom, be pre sented to his 31ajesty, prat isle- his Majcstt to Aisne-s his in:nisto3 from his couneils."—Mr. Jackson •e -conded the motion. VeRTIFICATRE—JA N. 27. I ra of W. Aright. Newland, Glniiembiershire„ dealer In core— ; the B. Hornhy, ramprsi.street;Foundline hospital, plitasber-•- r 1 In- W. Mee. ilarket-llorborougn. Leicestershire, spirit-ntr‘ )east, chant—W. Izod, Woyeestershire, draper--C. p ro . .ltkinson. Huddersfield. serchaot---..T. Aibitr. gast-4lntet. the Manchester-metre. balieri4. Wm, 1.44 . 6. coalmen- , brewer—W. 6 ==a'; Chester. Do s r ,. spirit-esercheut. wpui cycry war •••••••• AAA r•• -••A• • ' dal opansuiryoesey he obtained he whole, or i* pare Archdeacon, Preceltor, Canons Ites payment qfprimeipol. *pox statimg the required amount bendarier of the Cathedral Church I.llancellor, lUttar; Principal nd on the fiats, delivered ou or before the laid 114tIs acky of s t ansgr y. ptia siii m AM': et%. the ilopy . •_,ll 40 0 *-Vesiveraitr_ a ing's , ere n Idtto rich -- iplois Ward 1111 iiie N l4ll. Ill gr' V .(1. %lender, Miloistl4,lrtlecturs, an kin _ *s Na i. N. a. r Fizeleq , _ir Bil l s dated. prior to- Ziorember • • - rough of Newport, in . the l'ounty sits bi _1 A- L- — . ..z.5 ..a Mavor, Aldermen. A.ialgtatits, and ,berdeen r inhabitants of the ilo rou,, of ;port, 1.. ttb County of Cornwall; the Mayor, A. :men, Assistants, and Inhabitants of the Itoron.lt of Leeds ; the Merchants House of the City of Glasgow ; the Virtu., Jurats, Inhabitants, and Commonalty of the Town and Corporation of Ltd.), in the County of Kent ; the Bailiff, Iturgessea, Com monalty, antl,lnhabitants of the liorottgli of Daventry; the Magistrates, tieutry. Clergy, :Merchants, Inhabi tants, and lionselsoltlers, of the Town of Lancaster ; the Inhabitants of the Borough of Tewkesbury, in the County of lilorester ; the 3layor. lhorges•es, anti Com monalty of the Borough of %I allingford, in the County o f Berl's; the Provost, Boars, and :own 'Collura of the Royal Burgh of I n-erury ; the Provo.% Ma gis.rates, and Council of the littyal Burgh of Banff; the Noble men,Treelo t ter', . 1 11%6 ces nt the lbe.ler, ,imilisigioners of Supply, and Heritors of the (*minty of Roxburgh : floe Bishops of the Epi.eopal Church of Scotland ; the Lord Provost, Peatf of tinil.l, Magistrate., and ' u tincil of the City of St. Aatirews; the Inhabitants of the City of Peterborough ; and the Inhabitants of the Parish of St. Giles, Camberwell. PARTNZR‘VITS DIASOLVEO. J. Pelrson and W. Jackson. Coleman-street, whlteamiths —.l. and M. Sheppard. Frith-street. Bolao-:gonre. jewellers —R. Mosher andJ. Perkins, How-lane, ink-manufacturers J. Bates. S. Winks, and S. Bates. MIDIC . 4OII caliro-prig. tees—W. 11. and W. Hilton, and T. Gorton. Itegest-street. wine-merchants—J. Korwortliv and W. C. !rebind, Iron monger-lane, warehousemen—M. Hopkins. W. Glover and W. I). Hopkins, 'Claantemile‘ ship-twokers—F. Heard cad J. Tilt. idol-lane. brokers—J. Marsh and A. Barnard. Nor m ich . attorney s--A. War.ington. N. Brown and J. J. Brier, Frogne. Souierselshire, c trriers —J. and J. Stokes. Grosve nor-market. dyers—J. 11. and W. Odder. and N. Joseph. Plymouth. Mine-merchants—W. Curtnev and S. Newton, ('hester, ship-brokers—J. Bt nekrield and J. Williams. haber dashers—J. Schofield, 11. flic k s and S. W. Woodward, Scott's Wharf, Rank !'de, limber-auereltauts —H. C. Sutton, and J. Oldacre. Leicester, hosiers—W. and C. Woi stenhonne, Sheffield, Britannia metal-nausamfucterers—l. flail and H. Taylor, rosette). ironmongers--C. M heeler and J. Sheen, Sun Wharf. Upper Thause:-street. coal-merrilents D s vios eni j J . h te. larvaton. Weachers—S. Oros: and J. C. Hlohm, New Broad-street -J. 1.. Smither. J. Sard.J. and J. Smither 'it M artin's-lane. woollen-dra pers—W. !Anima .and C. Roberts. Tar istork-street, woollen drapers7—T. Cbainberlayne and J. Durrell. Newman-street. Osfurd-street, coach-makers—J. and J. Pas us, Liserpoolf plumbers—J. H. and J. Heseuek, Shrewsbury. Posp-wanu factwers—J. Ureares jan. Slolyneux and J. Clark, 1.1- Terpbol, brokers.—J. Stores. W. and ‘V. and J. %damson. Monk Wearmnuth Shore. Illorhana...-ope-makers —W. R. and J. Rise. Berton-upon-Treat, hatters—J. Heilish, and W. Bird. Liverpool. accountants—J. and J. and N. B. Vole, Nevogate-street, cal I,e t-anrinte fac hirer: —W. Fawcett. B. hitchanse, and C. Shanti.Vintrv-hill Iron Works. Mon mouthstaire—S. Ai:sell and T. Whitehouse. Birmingham. potlet.heok manufacturers—J. LaSIDIIII and G. M Renee, Willey. Surrey. nurserymen—T. Kilhy and A. de Arroyase. Flneh-lane—•e. and K Bentley, and T. Mogridge, Laices .. tor. brush-anskirs. •CEN Arc Intlt*E OF con': IN ENGLAND IND W ILEA. 'worst. B. 4lt , Silts dafrd prior to- Norember 1 1 31 4 hare boos adrertierd to he paid Off. Lou; Acre Cheap Carpet. Floor-Cloth, and Manufactory. Ilearth-Rug WIZAVE.R, begs to infornt his Friends and the .1 • Public that he continues selling the very hest Brus sels cud Kidderminster Carpets, lower than Roy ilooge in 1-00(1 0 .11. Aorti of Ileartb-rugs mad Finor-etoths, full 15 per Cent. under the usual price.— Ladies and Gentle men about furnishing nr exporting. will find a coesiderable saving. by applying at \tn. 11g. Lan!. %ere —Every de scrip:ins of Wool Rug+ for Carriage+. Venitian Carpeting for stairs, Druggets, 'Fable Covers, tic. on the [host reason able terms. V. B. few pieces or seren yard side excellent Floor clotlii, at 3s. per square 'aril. The Hon. Slr liro::o► lire? objected to the motion. becalm hr could nut I•ut coniider that any addre-s presented to the Ling, in tt Well the Qoteen'e nan►e i• theuticinell, u►ust be p e n o m m li v o tr uos i ve t o hi 4 M jesty ; and, therefore, he (Sir (ie:.r,re) could not coin cide in the motion. Ile did unt approye.uf the pr..- 411,110, :1 , 11, lie had refus e ,' hi s s i tio utoore t t the county a ddress ; it WaS his opinion that these a•l -dre.ses a.e doing material injury in the country. Mr. So* PER spoke in defence of Minister*, an.l In condemnation hi the Queen. He was fully prrsn:ul•• I that iu all their proveeiliara in the m a tter o r ti t ," Qu •en, littitters had beet► inttneured by no ot:►e motive. than their iltry to their country ; and h.. to du:Queen to lie tiloat a Majority of the House of l'e,rs had declared her to bad. LONDON. T(111:\ lii•lt(igSS and SON, being apprized of the numerous endeavours made by many persons to impose a spurious article for their make. feel it inetunibetvi them to request the attention of the Public in purchasing what they conceive to he the original, to observe the name end the address eorresponds with the above :—the genera appearance of the spurious descriptions will deceive the unguarded. and for their tieteetiOn, J. H. and tio• submit the following entitionsih—some are in appearance at first sight •• The Clesuine." hut withrett any name or ;wirrs% : some " RunoEss's r sseace of Analtot ies :"—others, •• H K- G Is's*'—and many more without addre44. JOHN iII'ROESI4 &NO having been many years ho noured with such distinguished approbation. fet , i ever) sell liiittit of respect towards the PAHA.. and earnestly Kolieit them to inspect the Labels previous to purchasing what they conceive to be of their make, which they hupe will prevent many disappointments. I:ICROESS'S NEW/I%IXE. for general purposes, :envier given such great satisfaction, continues to be prepared by them, and Is recommended as a most tu.eful and Col.lritiost Stow. Will keep good in all climates. iVarshouve. 107, STRAND. coiner of the tisa voy-iteps.l.ottilon (TAN °tumid. visii-sAcce MAit FllOl .4E.) IV 1R OFFICE. JAN. 3, ith Rerlment of Walloon tieards.—Ehmt. R. Faeratal, from the 24111 Foot, to be Lieutenant, %iee DarLe, who el- Otti Regiment of FOOL St: rreOti 11. 31•Crerry. Al. from the Ist West ln,lia ReLiment, to be burgeon, %ire Eninsworth. appointed to Il i , Shitr. dittu.—Brevet tit-0.-Col. W. Shaw, from the RIM Foot, to he Major. %ire Ilrmon!iebt. whu 211th J. from the half: pay or thrall Foot, to be e S. S..uth. who et ch:mgrs. receiving the sliferenee. • Ensirn J. Rea, to he Lieutenan% Thy purchase, vice Bailtie, who retires, E. Cheney, tient. to hr Ensign, by purchase. %ice Itra. ?2d ditto.--To he Ilafors.--11re% et Ilnjor O. Hewett, by purchase, Lire 211•Neight, who r.tirrs. Ila;or W. itroomtield. from the , teth Foot. vie•-• Shaw, who el changes. Tu he Lieuil i lant.-I.leut. W. Putenger, Avis halt-pay 311th Foot, '.le .1. F. Dobrer, who esehahxos. /r- In' MEttitl consideted Nlinistere an fully (1..- serving the confidence of the country AN any in :bat cJuld be chosen from among the caisting parziet. The motion being put, a dicipiaa tonk if.ch Wheat &la. 3t4. 7.1.--Barley. 13%. SI. —Oa tq. Igo. Yd.—Beans. 335. 6J.—!'case, 40a. I Id.—()almeal, Y• 24. Id. _ it was carried by more than two to one. 31r. Alderman Jon"; Casurea, )1. P. then in tc•al that the Address to the King 1* preifrsted to his MA j•tsty by Lord Erskine. Mr. Carter pwforeal themo tion by exhibitinz his Lordship's pure and insteps-t -alent conduct when she representative of Oak horalu::i., and el welt with peculiar felicit y of expression .0.1 11:s Lordship's able, camstitntion.4, anal manly oppkitiaasr tat Ministers in their proceedings on the prosecutio3 of the Queen. The motion was carried unanineost•!c, as was the follasni:L: one :—That the petition to tie Mn.. of Commons he presented by the nsetubcr , f r the borough (.ldstsital avid John Carter, Esq.) Thanks were voted to the chairman far ::as able and impart:al conduct, anal the meeting . dissolve.l. crivlng the difference. Jr DV14114.40111••• (14 rds, siee !shard. who exchanges. !ftl:h ditty.--Rrevet Liest.-col. P. !lodise tc he Lieutr rot. h% purchase. vice 'Fucker. who retire% : Brevet MOO tieli to be Major, hy parchase, vice ifoitge; Lieut. H. itroilrick to be captain. I. purchase. I ire (len; Ensign .1. Altereto be Lieutenant. by purchase. vice Brodriek; Bell, Gent. to :le Ensign, by pirehase. vice Akere. ditto.—Lieut. W. Banana. front half-pay of the HIS. Brigade. to he Lientensot, rice E. Colts, who exchanges. receiving the difference. ... ,a --- The tverage price of Rron-sr sod NluAcovido Sugar. cow paled frees the fieterns made in ra we's* radio% Wv a.l day of January, 3'. OW pr. cwt. PR LIMB INCSRASBD.--IRLANKR PURE ISED—AVD PRICE REDUCED ! !! rriliSli has great satisfuer in recommending • the NEW tArrrutiEs no ti ce ~t his best Friends, the Public, as they w iii find the Scheme contain Nine Prizes of £21.000. C.msols and Money. Not Two Blanks to a Prize. Lowest Prize Zl2 Money. Double the Number of Prizes there usually have been. Price of the Tickets reduced. Three 41:21,01/0, at least, must be drawn First Day. Three more ~t 21.1100 may be drawn First Dat. (hie Ticket may gain Two 1'21.000.131 this lonth. . !6.3.01111 in first Five Ninnies untst be drawn Virst Day. FAery Ticket now on sale must he draw n First Day. 'Not half the number of Blanks there usually has been. The dra wing commences on the de y whenP.srllattient meet s. 2341 this month. (I ; and before the King's Speech can he announced from the Throne. at least 63.00 W. mu.' he determined, as there are Three Prizes of 21,06 W. stringed sn as to he drawn in the first Five Minutes !—Tickets and Shares are selling by BIHD, Stock-Broker. 4, ('ornhill. and 9. Charing-Cross, London, and by his Atreols iu the Co ttttt rv, who sold in the very last Lottery Contract', /jest finished) kI 3 in Nine Shares 20.0101. 3142 in rive Sharer .11.030/.. ! . 3643 whole Ticket... .10,06111.! ! Resides several minor Capitals. too numerous for in- AXMLYSTER REPING. Pursuant to a notice caliing a loyal toretin , r of the Landowner', eirr,:y, Yeomanry. and Inhabitants of Axminster and its vii itlity, to prepare and sitrn An Address to his Majesty, the largest assernhlAge we reeoH t here crow.k.l the great-room of the Georgeltstt, las. etlitesflay last, At the app,inted hour. We f gratified at the rxample srt on such an oetpdoot by the lull Attendance of the Clerzc, not only resident in this County, but in the adjoining ones of Somerset and Dorset. 77 , 11 Regiment of Foot.—Lient. V. F. Maclean. from letßimy 31 Font (itairth. to 11.• lientenant. vice J. l). Har ris. who r‘ctinnee.4. ree.d;in4 Aticorence. Ist. West Indit Nei:intent.— t:sistotot Seorreon to the Forces J. IL tia‘rry yo be Surgeod, tier M•Creery, ap pointed to Rt.. itth Font. ?,1 ditto.—Cant:lkt J. l'apoinage. from balffirty of the Royal African Corp.. to be Captain, lice 11. Barry. who exclosaires. _ . _ P ÜBL IC .11EPTINa AT lILVIN. [VIZOM TPE FREE:4 P JO• RNIAL Sot Royal Veteran Battation.—Lient. H. Nicoll. from the 111th Ro‘al Veterin Battalion. to In. Lieutenant, .. ire Bur ford. 'Aso returns to his former situation on the retired Hospital Stag.—Sergeon A. t.. Loinstiortli. from the Oth Foot. to 1w :surgeon to the Forees. %We rt.cl.ell. deceased; Nunpltal AA.istant. It. Cat eritill t.l br 4ssis7ant S , Trgenn to the Forecg. %ice & atery, pr.unote4 In the Ist Nest ladle Re giment ; li. 1.. Stuart. tient. to be hospital Assistant to the Forces, vice Caserhill. RANKIMPTCIE% FNI..IIIOEP. • e • The Prices Of Storks are afllced, hourly. a>•ainit HISIPS Office. 4, Coruhili, by which the Public can sec the fluctuations. ANGEL INN, Sr. CLISMENT't. STRANT. GENERAL OFFICE. FOR TRAVELLING. THE following MAILS and other COACHES fro front the shove Inn : Paris Royal Mail, via Dover Tunaday and Friday Nights. at t wt . .% e. Portsmouth and Gosport Mail, throngh Gollalming. Pe tersfie:d. sad Pons,;, every F:vening at a quarter past 7. 4ml Sunday at half past ft. On its arrival a packet sails to the Isle of Night, to convey passengers and parcels ; and a Mail Coach sets off to Chi c he ster, through Drayton, Havant. Einsworth, &v. Gioneester and 'Milford Mail, through Henley. (Word. and Cheltenham, every Evening a quarter past 7, and Su.' day at half-past 6. Direr and Canterbury Mall. through Gravesend. Chat haw. and Feverslum, every evening at a quarter pest 7. and Simony at half past 8. From Canterbury, passengers anti par *Cs are eaaveved Jo Deal, Margate, t anwaste. Banda te• ; sad from Dover, parcels are conveyed to Folkstitue. Sandaale,Hythe, Dimehurch. Romney, anti Lyda. NORTH ERN CO tell ES. Penritlx, and White Maven, Post Coach, goes with ton ilurses and • Guard all the tray. Paases Vaulted' * Oll O. Appleby. Gretabridge. Richmond. Catterkk,' Ito roughhridge. Wetherby, Aberford, Doncaster. and Gran t am (the nearest way by IS tulles), sets out every morning. W performs the journey with the greatest facility. 1'f14111•11- prs dett.ined on the road. by business or piesr are. hays. the p:tuliar advantage of their seats being return, in the next. Littleharapton, Arundel."nd Petworth Coach, Taesslay. Thursday. and Saturday Mornings, at a quarter before 7. eseept Sunday. Kendal, Laneaster, Preston. Kirby, Lansdale. Holton. Chorley, Ormnkirk. and Garstang, Post Coat:lie., every af ternoon at l'he o'clock. Guarded. God°lusine and Guildford Telegraph Coach. throw& Ash etel..l. Epsom, leer' &c. Tuondal Thuriday, and J. Porkley, Saddleworth, York, tier, from Jan. 10, to March A. Taoor, Kent-road, malt-roaster, from Jan. it, to Feb. 0. B NKRVPTS. G. Landles, Louver Tnaines..treet. fish-factor. to surren der Jan. 10.:7, Feb. a: Guildhall. _Attorney, Mr. Lang. Penrltteicit-street. .1. Dockheatl. stace-mereliant. Jan. 13; 20, Feb. I:. set; soildhall. Attorney. Mr. lAnt. Fetteintrelt-street. T. Sholfrey, oreesier, grocer. Jut. IS. 111. Feb. 17. at the Farrier's Arius Inn. r.%e411310. Attortiet, Messrs. llottslield and Bourerie-street ; and Mr. (leek. I:ar.him. • • Parkinson, Filliworth. Laneaster. tanner. Jan. 10. 17. Feb. 17, at 'hr star Inn, Nlaneltebter. A ttorttel s. Mr. Manchester: and Messrs. Willis, Clarke, and Wet 'Oa, 1111trointorton-street. J. Halton. (Merton. Chester, mil7r. Janes, Si. Fob. 47, it the Asstml Inn. Nlaectesticeld. Attcwness. Nlessra. snit Johnson, Teusple: and Alr. Loney, Maccle.tleld. • Ellis and U. Glover, .AlcleTsgate-street, dr)-.alters. Jan. 10. *I. Fab. 17. at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Morrie. 11pnwferry-road. AVestntinster. R. lilasscott, eheapside. jeweller. Jan. 13. 10. Feb. 17, at Unikilsnll. Attorney. Mr. Lawledge. NI% . .•itip-laite. Butler. Sheriton Magna. Wiled, iu 13.,141er. Jan. 19. fe, Feb. 17. at the Cross Hinds Inn, Sodhnry. tiloarler shire. Attorneys. Messrs. flax. Sou, and Meredith. Build street : and Mr. stone. Tethur). G. Viv4.o. Ludgate-Ida, linen-draper. .11n. 13.10. Feb. 17. at Guildhall. Attorney... Mr. Ilartitan. Wine-ofhar-coart. R. Carter, Hereford. farmer, Jan. (3, Ott. Feh. 17. at Guildhall. Attorneys. Macera. Richardson. Walbfeok. I. Fiery. Rishourtitate-stree:-Withiss. COarertinner. Jein. IS, 20, Fell. 17, at ti Attc..irne), Air. Gray,' Tyson phew Kingskind-road. T. Dellin. Birtninsiona, dealer, Jut. 19. 40. at the Angel Prrillore, anil Feb. 17. at Ilia Crown lam. %Vomit Ajar. Ittornels, Mr. Ta)lur, Walbroia; sad Mr. Hicks, Divtrirrno, neliel . .., -(tberhead, .i., L). baturlis% Mornings. at O. Jae. is A. Parkinson, and J. Duckett, Ma: ••• take poli te , that no package. containing "dais. china, ile.i.priuters —.Fan. /7. J. F. Node, Pan-moil. fancy v .,_ * litchis, piste, cast, or hint notes, however small 'Le iloofaciiiter—Jsn. Si. W. Year. Bath. cabisseVisither— vtdue. will be accounted for, if lost or damaged: nor any .7,11.17. .1. Raoul°. Upper Tames -street, sugiroretineil-- otber parcel or passenger's Iteggage. •et more tlign M. Woe. 44 . 1.. et %. ‘t i t e i trien . trinete-4t.r.qtrert. tnerebant--Jaa. 'Ursa sPreified as sub when delivered at the :Asa aPd it ; . , w . unn t ietlir,Cambridee. estrrier--Jot. V, J. W. A. paid te r sceorc li nglY s a ,,u s dad J. Willey, Lan-Wert, lucre:tants --Jam. 1./I, WI LI.I All TITKER. Esq., of Corryton, was railed to the Chair. He prefaced his In:roiluction of the 01.- ject of the meeting by saying he had thought it to accept an invitation be had received. to attend - it.' He expatiated on the progress of sedition and hlasb phemy, and on the efforts of di‘alfecti:so it. destroy the balance of the three estates, and which we foetid his 31ajesty invariably maintaining. lie inferred from it our duty to rally round the Throne in defence of till Crowd . ; and after taking, with his waisted ability, a comprehensive view of the state of Me t'utintry, in its civil and r.tligious, peaceful and belli gerent relations, deprecated, ,iu the disru.sion whiib might ensue, any reference to recent proceedings. He had prepared a Loyal .1 , 1,1re.p, is which he had been carers' not to introduce any thing ralculated to pro duce tliltrrence of Opinion. anti which be concluded by ,ahloitting to the meeting. The .address haring been twice read by the chair man, _ _ DURLIN, IA 2.—At half-pa4t one o'clock an as semblage anima respectabie Gentl•men wet toge.her at D'Arev's Tai ern, to molder the best steps to lie taken on the outrage at hilotainhatn, on Saturday.— Al !hough no notice hail loom given of it until yester ilsy m 'ruing, the v.ry Liege rooni of Mir tavern aas immediately thronged at the appointed Lonr, and the meeting exhibited the k.pratance of men irtio were sensible of the wrongs they had suffered, and wha were determined to use the most strenuous exertions to obtain redress, J , IIIN 13.:anot, Es 1., of Satlhorntulli, m 'veil, in a neat speech, that it slionhl s aihipted by the meetirig. and was seconded by the Rev. potted ril Lewis, of lioniton. Mr. Jour( TAUNTON, of Avolingter, ileclAred his hearty concurrence is all of the addresses that con veyed the allegiance to the crown, of zeal for religion, and ofsupport of the constitution : but was unable to as.ent to the positions, affirming the progress of se dition and blasphemy, the actual mainreitante by the King of the balance of the thr.e estates, and the exis isting a rorts of d•siffection to derroy it. lie read and cominented upon his Majesty's answer, on tae Silt ult., to the Loril Mayor and Aldermen of London, in proof of the vtrtue an !loyalty prevailing in the nation, and stigge•ited that as tlie true object of an address to the crown gliiibld he to promote go , al understanding be tween the King. and the people, it PllOlllll comprise not only an acknowleilireAtent of the duty f loyalty, bolt a claim of the right to good government. lie bad penned an address, in which he hal endeavored to effect that object, and to shun topics of disputable propriety. Ile moved it in amendment, and was se► ! ceniteil by W. Knight, Bal. of Amoinster. The mover of first address coald scarcely see a shade of ditferentee between that and the second; and the Chairman then addressed the meeting in support of the furnace. It was desired by Capti.iii Stevens, of Aitniinster, that the second Address should again be read : after which, on anApplicatiou by e seconder of the first to the uwver of the second to withdraw th e I HAM, I.TON ItowAN, Esq. was C 3110•11 to the Chair, and John Finlay. Esi. was renuested to act as Secre tary to the Meeting. Mr. n't'oxmc Lt. then rots% He considered it in ra•nbent on him thus early to ktl:lress the meeting. ,is lie was one.of the persons who had been instrusnent..l in convening it. he gentlemen who had recommend ed the meeting did not agree as to the definite steps ta h. taken on this occasion, but all agreed that they would well deserve the treatment which they had re ceived, and well merited to he branded as the eke., they were empposed to be, did they remain quiesce n t under the ontrare which .n Saturday last was offer, if against their ti L h•s atd persons.—(Cbeering). It tv:ts a thing unheard of, that at a meeting convened by the High Sheriff of a County, to prepare a 1 •yal Ad. dress to the King. the freeholders should not be per mitted to give eftpiontlisn to sentiments of loyalty, and freely pronounce tkeir opinion upon the topics of whkli that address ought to he cona!Arised ; an.l that they should be'driven at :he pint of t:te lAryonet front under the r.iof of the court-`rouse, where the meeting was leral, into the ern air, where, and' r the existing ! law, it was illegal to assemble. The very !aw which made it lei, was' ettarteti by; the Ministry whe,se COU'l eels thi‘ county had been rolled on to appr.ive, and constituteii a part of the system of the prese.tt ;choi r • tretration. i his law Was 'enacted to restraiu the free x.xpressi in of public opinion in England, under the pretcxt of denominating large meetings inflammatory and tuntitltuous. Hat tin meetings were held under the open air in IrelaA. He (Mr. (Yl'onnell) had at- I tended and spoken at most of the meetings; thil a ere all held under some roof—they were peaceable,' and not a shadow of enense could he alkdged fur eittentling those laws to Ireland. '1 heceWas, howevet; as . ohjeet in extending thew to this country, tte A>, t 61* pro.