The Statesman. — London, England, 1821-02-19 00:00:00

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'ion of two Schools , for O n e Tioesand Boys and Five Itentirell Female Children, hy the Royal laatitution. este bll.ched In North-street, FiniNtry-sgnere; coder the proteev lion of Hitt Rove! Highness the Duke of Sussex. Iler Rove!. Ilighaess the Mattis of Kent. Rae awl Coentese*f Liein- Ivy. and other dislinguitned personages. . ' .'. .-: n kal i The follow lug eminent Performers have, igelt`libes t all* promised their grarultims assistance : --Modelle( !gentry-, Signora Cord. Sits* Goodell, ant 111.4 Stephens. Ige4e, Alehreqettl, Mr. Bellamy. Sifts* Angrissiii. Mr, we;, ' Mr. Terrail. and Mr. lir t hen.--Lpadgr of Ilhollsoil, Mr.' Spagnoletti ; Conductor, Sir George Smart. In the enerse of the p:rformanee, the f o llowing pi et y, ' will be introdneel. Pentads. Gennd Pluto Porte. Mr. Neale; (iininittel.)—A New 'rein ( Ms) Harp , .i.mio%'efqpia. Ciarinet, Mr. Willman, aad Frweeb Bora. Mr. Pessi. Varriarel to set a* th. front door of the Wash:m.4lol6e, fin.l to drive down Pi.ineo4..;reet ; and for the general se e insmodatioe, strict orthos will be given to entotte this ra gidation. -• ..., , The Door in Cbarlotte-street will be appvcipriatatie b* Majesty and Meile obly. .1' •-ini .. * Single Tickets, ISs. ear'', or Family Tickets, for fink Rites sons. at Two Guineas, may he procured at the principal Music Shops in the Metropoirs; at lb. , Aliilonl Tavern. Alders-' gate-street: of the Committee of the Institution; of Alder man Wood. Mouth Andley-strePt. Grosvenor-square; and of rbe lion. Secretary. John Wilts, Esq. Finsbury-place; and as the number ef Iri.'..ers will be limited, applications for them should not be delayed. Tickets issued for Jameary 11th will be admitted. --- THIRTY PER CENT, UNDIER ANY It tT IA ARE 110USP, I.N F.1%11;1. 0 111). CJACKSON, tint Manufacturer, 6 s, Barbica n, • nuar the City lb.pesitore, has eonstantly. all sale ! a ems! extensive assortun tit °revery ckseription of Mete= Realer Bogart' ; also a :real sanity of Gold coiner Turbame.—Likewise L'o' . Cloth Prussian Caps of Imperils* clods. torty U.—Leather lists and Caps from dd.—Tile Pub- Ds will tind a great saving by purehasing as above.---Jaet• son'aNew illy ruled tr. ll'e 'o'.ered best superthin Braver Hats at only 20s.—tlii• -re decidedly . the cheapest and avast, elegant Dais ever offered to itie public.—Tite new improved Patent Water-proof {lat. Silk and Heaver. 4 only 13%; this list will wear three iiin,..4 as long as those Imitations now selling from W.,. to I s. and upwards, by almost every Hatter; ninny of then' r:111 themselves manufacturers,--The . Trade eepplled as na.r , l. N. R. (lid hiayseny ..„,.! w.ih s ilk. and made equal to nee, . ltts. ed.—No unpaid Lirtrcre received .. Tons BrittiESS end SON, being apprised of the Q. numerous endeavour , made by many prr:oni to impose a sperlous article for their. make, feel it incumbent upon them to request the attention of the Public In purebasiag `.'whvit they eorterite to he His; In ()bosom the *ale and the address eorreetionils with the above :--the general appearance of the slinril.is descriptions will tiereivc thy unguardrd, and for their tkiecti , in. .1. IL end Sou submit the f o llowing evitifoins aft' oppeamner at fest sight " The tieuttiae," hat w &tont any name or address : some ES! •) C. .II'S : "--others, " goal ninny more eiihnut address. JOHN F:liS 0: ICON losing lwen mane evert 116- flowed with eueli distinrished approbation. feel every - sad timent of respect towards the public, and earnestly solicit them to inetv•t rho Labels ppre%nulls t.l purrlia,itoz what they conceive to he of their make, wilich they hope will prerrttl many disaprointmente, UV Rti ESS'S NgWr SAUCE, for general purpoemt, hat but 'ken Pitch great satisfaction. n. times to • ht• prepare.) by Them and le reemantended se a most tomtit and eui.t euieut Sever. Will keep mend In all clime tee, Wars/how. 107, St a %MN coml. ()like Savoy-stepe. Loudon (t 1:E (.115101 1 11. F CIIL 14 R I.ltul ss.) ANGEL mi. fl r. Ct.vmawes. ten tivo. GF.NER AT. OFFICE. FOR TR AVF.T.T.INO. T IIE following MAILS and oilier COACHES the shove Inn:— Paris P.if at Mail, ria Dover 'Nasdaq and Friday Nights, • at twel-0... Ports.:l :nth anti flevrirt Mnil. threnili oitelming. Pe ter4field. and Poe— a. eery Evening nt a quarter paid?. eon Smoky at half past 0. Oa it< arrival a wicket sale to the isie of Wight. to convey passeitlers non pireils: end Mail Condi sets off to Chichester. through Drayton, Hassid. Entsvfortil.&e. Cloveriter sill Mllfort Mail. throng-II lienley. Orford. and Che!tenhern.every Evening a (puler past 7, mad Sun- day at hr.ll-past 8. Dover aed Canterbury Mail. through Gravesend. Chat ham. and FeVeT•thtute. every - el vaittc at a quarter past 7. sod Randal tt half pr. , tt FroniCanterhury passengers and par eels are c(niveyed to Deal. Margate. Uarasfate. Sandwich. ie. I.rOnt Meter. parcels are roeveyed to Folkstone. ,attudgat,, the. ninichorch, Loupe). and Ly dd. NORTH VHS 11).1t1IES. Caslh e . Penrilh. sirlWhltehsven. Post Coach, goat with Four Ihmes and a (want nil the wsv. Pas-tes through Eronoth. Appleby. Gretsbridcr. Ricitenond, Catterlck. Ho r.oogithr;dge. itietherbr, Alit d. I)o:waster. and Gran t am (ti A nr.trest way by iS mile'). sets out e% cry etoruiag, aid performs the journey with 'he createst facility, Passen gers detrintel es Ine ras.l. by toviiness or &To-2re. have the p•rullar c,i‘gettoge of theitreati !seine sernreo in the newt. Litticinturpton, Arendt!. and Petn ort:i Coach. Tuesday, Tharsday, in! Ssrefday Morniii::. at a quarter before 7. veer Sunday. headal. Lancaster. Preston. Kirby. I.onittiale, Bolton. C h°rltY. Oratakieh. and (ierstantz. Post Coaches. every af ternoon rt Five o'clock. Guarded. Gadalmine. sad Guildford Telegrnph Coach, through Kingston, Ditton. cohltom. toil Ripley. on Monday . We dnesday. and Friday Mornings. at P . anti eterY Sun day Morning at 7 preciccly. and r.4tiarns to London t i ne same way. Gosialedng and f;:iiidfoed •le i tra ph Coach. through Ash stead. Epsom. Te.rtheolead, &c. Tuesday, Thursday, and Iktar.lay 11ot:tines. at P. Otford through Henley. &c. every klaraine at half-on , t 7. •,,* Take net'-... that no pnekage. conttiialr.r, class. china, watches. plate. onus., er Bark ”ottri. hovreyer small the salve. will be arrounted for, if lost or dant:iced ; nor any other parcel or pasiontur's lag e rage. of ntore titan bi. value. artless specified as stir:. whets deiiyered at the Office and paid for ar.cerdinflY Odelie‘ler. Baylor, earl P,tirorth Post-coach. Monday. W "lm' s daY , and Friday Moraines. at a quarter before 7, Dover and (•saterbstry Light Pus:-coarh. Monday. Tues day, Thursday. Friday, snit 14triday Niurnings at 7. CARH To Twiekenhtr. It?enttard. orkt filewerh, every Ntou da),Wettnes,lr.). Friez). ctil.aloterclay. 1.:ANI£1; and Co.. Proprietor*. Pareeis 11 11 1, Pleklll/10 are saMs and espaditiously seta veyed from Inn to eve-% et) - , Town, Pi tt a.re,2o4l rovatry Seat in Cis fottow:ng Conntb-s. vit. :--Herks, Ducky: t'orawall. Heron. Hosrirt. Hints tlereforst. Giolleeitaf• Ktllt• Aafnre, No te lerle t . Sttrt'f.v. SJ. 4 et. W it:. Ny orcester, w „ " 4! "- " "?** 4 ''vf Id.. of Ve Jerry, Onern. PI, sae all rnei Fra , r:e r..ad to all Parts of the Sorth rilnent then) to eonecito many di 13Lit Veit, n a them. a Sauer. 1% aroho pat at twel Pori ter.fie: and Sr tie 1.1 111:111 t Ems% tito and t day al Doi barn. Sandi friss Sand Cu Fout Won r.. 141 t as all! :rs , p•( 1.1 Thal K .?" Choi tern nevi 0 0 1110 twat oth, aid poi IV( 1 di, da r 4 t4I N iV a Say= PsweE. s s , FIZO.r Ad — real);i: 7O 9G A Z • W A lloOPPtUlls- I t tul- 16 - 1)d Regiment of Drogues hoards--Cornet W. , Pigott, to be Lieutenant without pereiseso. vise Reitz - *UMW ; ' Perceval. Gent. to he Cornet, vier Pigott. Ist or German Regiment of roottluards—Lieutetta; Captain H. SC: Hunter. to be Captain of a compan , Lieutenant-Colonel, without purchase. vice Mars( retires • Easign sad Lieutenant E. Hurr a r d . Liewleviast avid Captain, withodt purchase, iii' ter; Ensign and Lieutenant _H. from half-pay of tire Regjemot, to Lieutenant, paying the dinette**, lice . .1. Simpson, to be Adjetant."viee Illubto promoted. Mb Reighbent of Vorit---R, &pines's. Go tO be prkpalat paraleaae, viaaWerve. who resigns. • Mk Mato—Lieutenant A.. Boyd. frame 'Yin (del, flo be Paysiastei. vil% OT4oriar. rl.Milli {lino-wigloatataaatit.'WorAtet .'. 'to be Captain. by purchase. vice NthiU, who retires. 111 Ditto—Captain H. Ra i d,de. from kalf-ps "P t Unirepl". be CiPt Ate F. Darralitar. exchanges. 3001T/inn—Ensign T. C. Cameron, to he tit-wenn , purchase, vim Mac Anklet.. promoted in the 111th - Stewart. Gent, to be Ensign. by pnrchase, rice 0 " ' 07th Ditto—Uentlentan Cadet W. Warrington, from the "'loyal Military College, to be Ensign, w ithort purchase, rice Gilchrist. appointed tv the 1.4 Royal Veteran Rsttalion: fittitnitto—Assistant Surgeon G. Wilkinson, from half pay liOth foot. to be Assistant Surgeon, lice .1. M•Laine, who exchtuges. llosetT'akiirsrr.—li,.spital Assistant. J.Millar, to he ks sistint4Stirgeon to the Force'. vier K.W. Horton. there rued ; R. Dyce, Gent. to be Hospital Assistant to the Forces. vice Milne. Mestoesmerw.---Mr.J. Speiser,. has bOen reinstated in his rank as Deputy-Assistant Coettnissary-General. CROWN-OFFICE, Frs. 17. lcutbers returned to serve in this present Parliament. borough of Newtown. • Charles eotopton Caseadisli. Esq. of Burlnflator-Donee, Piccadilly. Lon,lnn. in the room of Dudley North, who has accepted the Chiltern Hundreds. County of Wicklow. inmPeCra'tati, ofTeuuehinrM, in the aaid enunty of Wick tow, E. in the room of William Parnell, Esti. deceased. Y.:Kitt:PT& Y ENLARORD. J. ITantinn,. arts.. %Vitt...field, toil-rrusiter. from Feh. 20 to Aril Itll, et Die Uo and Deck Tavern. litagston-upowliall. .14 iNKILUPTCIIIOI SvPaltfiltnrib. J. F.l%is. Staverton-row. Newington. baler. J. Sprigens, Ch.:sham, Burka, draper. BANKRUPTS. 11, Edwards. Rochester, w,.olien-draper. to snrrender !'eh, 91, March O. 31. at Gui141:1:01. Itt ',Envy, Nlr. J. Hip oii, Greet Surrey-street. Blarkiria rs-rn ail. .A. Southampton-row, fessell-aguare. merchant, Feb. IT. 'Mare!' 3. 31. at Guildkrll. Attornie.i, NlesNrs. Eel% and Bower. Kontliamption-'tlldinvi. tintiorery-lane. I'. I.vigl4. St.ickpo;ll. vfotton-Apioin•r. March 7. R. 31. at the Mock/ Anus inn. Manchester. Attornies. Mt..4‘1%. Smith and libp Manchester; and Messrs. Milne and Perry. TI J. Priddy. Oxf'ord.street, wine-mer .I.oit.Alareh 20,27.31. at fisiikEtaU. Anoruie., Alreir.. Dam r A n Caftn ' And Rowley. New Witettwano•ettort i . J. 11'i4e. Wellitsalwroutzli. Neo-11.1ionton. coddler. Feb. 1114 March 1. 31. at the ilind Nt . eltinghorout;h. Attorney, r. Ttion.p.ou. • V. ri.dier. Y.•110.4:re. riff-merrhant. S, H. il l et Ils,oeis Court-Ilcuse. York. ititernie.. Alr. tiey mond. York : and Messrs. Egerton, Norton, and Chaplin. Gray's-inn-square. K. Saber. Exeter. gimped. March 7.11. SI. at 1110 I.nn diAis Inn. Exeter. Athirnies„ Mr. R. Bretton, 5.5. 01.1 Reread-strret and Mr. 11. Por.l. Exeter. • T. Watts, Combe Martin. Mason, Feb. 110. March 3. 31. at Guildhall. Attorney. Mr. Ilene. No. 18, Brook-streel. W. T. Wiltinrn. North Weld+, hardwareotn. OIL at the I(3)al Hotel. Ilirm'achant. Attonsies, Me4.4vt. Kivaii, Stevens. laplrs. Pewit.. and Haat. Y'redvrici:s -1044. iM Jewry ; and Mr. K. Webb. Birtnieehntn. A. Ie la Psyme. sod G. sad R. Habra. Charley. Latino. ertfon-winners, Mardi 3, It. 31. at the Bildrevrater Arno tae, Alaachemer. Attorniex. Steam's. Hurd and Joitnion. Temple: sad Mr. Pm-I.ler. Manchester. T. E. Vipontl. Neweamle-upon-Tyne , tea-dealer, March IS. /O. al the George Inn. Neweistle-upritt.Tyiir. Altor uhti, Nlessrs. :tatue and W illiassann. 7, Gray's-lan-square; an lfr. 11. Ineledew, Newcastle-Noon -Tyne. J. Loony. Coveotry. builder. Feb. tIA, March 27. li. st the Crhseit Arum len. Coventry. Altorniel, Mr. John Nlstlliq. ICoventry; and Messrs. Woodwar•l and Coombe. Token bnatae-card. . T. Ruvo-11. Brichtheluistone. Husaex. builder, Mardi 6. 7.31. at the t4lar Inn, Lewes. Attorney, Mr. G. Gwyn:le, Li•vres. *• T. !Aerie. Gerard% Cheater. rot t •in-spiiiner. Mare!. 12. 13. 31, et the Bridgewater-am: 4, Nlnnelle‘ter. !Ir. F. R. Atkimies. Manchester; and Mr. Nlakinson, ille.-Temple. R. Bldwrll. Beth. shormal.er. C- 1 1. 26, 97. Marrh 31. at the Visrietoplaer Ina. li ah. Ittoritie.t, Mr. Easton. 4. Lambeth Road : and Mr. Goodall. Bath. J. Portions. lime Acre. r.mrh-lace-Inatiorarturers, Feb. 1. Mortis& 31. at Guildhall. Attorney. Mr. B. C. Carter. 1, Staple Inn. Holborn. • C. Neamtarett, Cheltenham. st,ffle-merchant, Feb. '2l. ”sreh li, 31. at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. W. H. Kin,..7„Ser jeanes.lun. Fleet-street. T. R. W. Card. Iloronely-market. tripe-On4 , er. Feb. In. I lirrh 3. 31. at tiull.llmll. Attnrnies, Niessrs. Sheppard tali ?Allard, Dean-street, Southwark. nvstos. March 11. T. C. Coe. Gloart•ster, vietnsger, at the Fleece 1r .1. Clottersler—March SS. 11. Nicolld. Winchester. cablart lOker, at the White Hart Inn, Hartleburv—March PI. C. Hepburn. Commercial-road. surgeon. at Onildliall—March le, G. Lowes. Commercial -buildings, Mincin..--Inne, wine nieresant. at Guildhall—Nlarc't 31. J. Micei, IVltite Lion street. \t,-tow-Falgate. cone't-maker, at Goildhnil—Ms rch 11. I. Stroa:hom, Amain-friars, merchant. at Guildhall 711irrh 13. J.llll,lshn. Hirehin-lane. merchant. at ti tii handl —Maras lit. W. **owls. Morton-street, Clare-market, at Guildhall—J. Power and R. iVarwick. Finsbury-square. merehartts. at Gulhllinll—March 17, T. Simmonds, wire-sere set, at Gaildhall—March 17. 1. Hirch. itroseley. Salop. ironmacter. at Lluildlisll-11nrcb 10. A. W wean. Carmartli.u, milliner, at Guildhall---liarch SI, J. Si , grant, Great Warner-0-ere, Clerkenwell, brewer. at Giiiidball—perch 10, C. Rrnith and J. Vickridge. Reotroed h .use, Southampton-row, Russell-s.o're, grocers, at Guild 1101—March 10, R. Piracy. Island of Jattotica, merchant. at ?7. J. Turnhull..l. Forbes. R. %. Cm-. - lord and D. Skene„ Broad-street. merchants, at liuildhall— Mat:l 31. T.. 0. Edwards. Minories. nrwrlner, at Guildhall —Much 31. A. R. Uhr, Great Prescott-street. Goodman's field merchant. at Guildhall—March IY, T, Carless. Here ford, ra , penter, at the Ore% hound fun. llert.:...r.l—Nlareit 111. J. Vaitghton. Edward-street, Cavendish-square, wine merchant, at Guildhall. tlt.rri etc ITE6.--31.411'11 10. IL Burgess and J. Hubbard. Niles-Isar. Cannon-street, wo•olstarlers—W. 11. Harrison. Liverpool. spirit-de-aler— t!. Reed, Mill-streA.llcrsuonilsey, mern-fleticr—W. southrtmptrot-bulldlngs. uterehant—F. Hudson, Vise-lane. S rs;forol. brewer—J. Prirson. t•Vltton-strelet. ('lrrken arU, coidsuilth—T. Warbertaa, Northeriett, Chester, WI PAti rmgmeitrs nisaoLvt:n. I J. Clarkson and IC 11: 'Water. Gfarechurch-street. hat menurneturees—S. Notley and T. Parkhurst. Stone. Kent. .nrsto,rs—C. M. E.tsall and W. Harris. Herres . esonl. Cam 'Jeraull, coal-mar: Reader and A. Hall, Duke-1 a SUFFOLK FOX DLVNER. Ott Wednesday a numerons party of the No blemen and 6 eitleineu of Suffolk met at Bury to commemorate the Birth of Charlra James Vox. At this meeting, which it seems is the tirst in Swaylk, there were present a large conically of the high in rank, the distinguished, the popular, and the opulent of the county. The Guildhall was the place of entertainment, and the dinner was of the most excellent kind. The tables were laid, at the centre of which Sir Robert Hariand . presided, supported on his right by the Duke of Norfol!t, and on his left by the E of Albemarle, about one hundred and fifty sat down, among whom we obs reed Lori H. Fitz roy, lion. F. Lumley, Sir ii. E. Itutibory, Sir 11. Parker, Sir W. Middleton, J. (Irighy, A. 11. Steward, A. Adair, 11. Alexander, H. Encie. .1. H. Eagle, Eagle Willett, J. 11. Smith, .1. P. Ileales, Ito biuson, J. 11. Powell, J. Huntley, M. I). J. It. Burch , E. K. Vordham, J. Quayle, Disney, and F. Gage, Eey's. Bess. 11. Wilsuu and liogg, and Capt. Worth, It. N. After the cloth was drawn, Sir It. Harland in a very animated speech proposed —The Memory of C. J. Vox, which went drank in si lence. all the company standing up. Then, 'lite King. The Queen. The uatue of her Majesty seemed I) act like an electric shock; for immediately on her majesty being given a uttiversui huzza burst throughont the room, SO for eqlisideialale length of time, intermingled with Sont--" Hail Star of Brunswick, / ' as sung at the Notwiek lox Dinner. The bake of Sussex, and the Principles which placed his Family on the Throne.--(Applause.) The Chairman had next to praptve a toast which he was certain would be drank by every one, frum their participation in the distresses occ Isioned by the mal-adwinistration of affairs. The state of the country was so tatl, that nothing Could save it lint a change both of men and measures.—(latoil and reiterated belieied that our glorious l'onstit 'don, without this clianee ,onld not exist mach longer. If he turned his thoughts towards agriculture, he found it ruinously distressed ; if he looked to the cotnuser tie' Interest he found it in a state of deetruetion ; if he looked to trade it wee in as hail a rendition, anti o.e 41uall mechanics in the country were entirely tint of employment : in short, even in the mines they had coale to such a pitch of misery from the enetienal low cling of theft wage', that they had actually risen oil account of the continued reduction. If lie looked to the West Indies, he found that country in an equal state of wretchedness ; fur the East hotrever he could not pretend to speak. Such being the sitte,tion of the country, be maintained that it called loudly for re for.o.—(Loutl applause.)-1f he (the lion. Bart.) had been told two months since, that he should have made such a declaration, he should have told the person that he ha-t spoken an untruth.--(Applaose )—Tlie Chair man, in speaking of the late divisin: , sit the Douse of Commons, which ought to aeprestait the people, said that hr denied that they did: Nut only 19-20tlts, lint 99 oet of 100 were of a contrary opinion to the majo rity of that House, and lie did Sity that such all int im-tout tisaj alty as 1211 upon such a spiestion called 'welly for a reform In that notice. If any thing could hive tempted me, said the lion. Baronet. to have trespassed further on yon, it would have been the al. plaase and the kindness with which you have greeted me. The Chairman then gave— A Constitutional, speedy, and eltectial Ryform in the Representation of the People in Parliament. — (lentil applause.) tt Rule Britannia," with the new versee as sung at the Norwich Fox Dinner. '1 he Cause of Civil and Religious Liberty through out the world. The Duke of Grafton, the Lord Lieutenant of the Canty.—(Loud applause). Toe Duke of Norfolk, and may the ancient Heredi tary Nobility of the Kingdom ever think it their highest honour to support the Rights and Privileges of the people.—(Applause an :I !tunas.) May the Servants of the Crown never become the masters of the people.—(This toast was received with continued plaudits ) The Earl of Albentarle.—The health of this Noble man was received in one long and loud continued burst of feeling. Several of these toasts called forth appropriate and animated speeches, among which were those of Lord 11. Fitzroy and the Duke of Norfolk. (Jo the health of the Earl of Autestaitee bring gireo his l,nrviship addressed the company, which we regret oar limits wi ll not allow ns to repeat. We cannot, however, forbear observing that, when adverting to the present state of things, he emphatically 'indeed the struggle between the Ministers and the people, and in the worth of the toast, an apparent attempt of the servants of the Crown to' become the masters of the Peoria. The Chairman, .he remarked had justly said ... 99 out ofloo 'impaired that justice should be done touch•injured and persecuted Queen.--(Applause• Ministers refuse this juitiett. The people reqoire the lateen should be placed in all her just eon antional rights as Queen Consort of this realm. Ministers refuse this desire. The great hotly the people require that the nude of her ty should be inserted in the pryers tithe church. misters say no, we will rather m*lCe nee of the lurch as an instrument of state persecution. We il proceed on the assumption of her guilt, we proceed as if she were giriky, although' it-eoula be proved, even by the meet Infamous perjury. Ilia Lordship trusted that there was some truth in the tbat itis)dirjesty was attest to restore Dense to the Liturgy ; therefore, if such 's wisit, it is the Ministers that stand out against ed truth SO S wish to become tiseatesiere of the people. — Lordship then proceeded to refer lathe artnal otres of the Adusinistraton obsereed that they supported by a majority, in Pcrliament.: This iumpliant majority, said his Lordship, as Lord C.as tlereagit calls it, acts in direct defiance of the majority of the voice of the people. This majority follows the desires of the Minister., not the wishes of the peo ple. What consmunity of sentiment is there be:werct the (louse of Commons and the people? Tlkre is, Gentlemen, (said Lord Albemarle) but one reined; for this disease, and that is in an effeetnal refill to in the representation of the people.—(Applanve.)—ltis 1.0r.'- ship, after apologizing for speaking ut so great a lei I t with so notch candour, upon a subject, oil which it was however necessary to be plain, said it was not a time for neutrality; that man was culpable who Iva. , untie eided : that man was culpable who was nentrAlr that man was culpable who was timid for fear of doing wrung, and dares not to be right. It brought to Ws memory the auecdute of a matt who neglerteil all plat es of worship, and excused himself upon the ground of neutrality. This man, upon being onestioned, said lie had no great objection to go to a place of tursl.np, only he was rather apprehensive the ihevil could it ill.—(A laugh.)—His Lordship witl of opinion th..t teforoi was quite necessary, because without reform the 7 v could not be a change of men and of nicasnres ; a change of loco conbl not be set ahont without the As sistance of the country ; and fur this reform, gent:.. wen, (said Lord A.) you must depend upon yttrselt:s wily. From you it must originate. A number of other political and patriotic sentimerts were given, and accompanied with excellent restar'es. On proposing as a toast, " Such measures as ‘r cure our present relief and future prosperity." , R. Haat..soo stated, that in consequence of that bad fallen front Lord Alhertnarle on the snbject of meetings to inertias the measure of reform, a re:iris:- Owl bail jest been put Wallis hand, requesting the Iligh Sheriff to call a meeting for the pnrpose of peti tioning Parliament on the subject of Reform, praying the amendment of all abuses, and that the House would nut place confidence in his Majesty's pre sett advisers. After some little tlisensiten npon the propriety of adding the signatures of ell present, it was finally ranged that it should be signed by freeholders on! f, and agreed to. Moue gentlemen too": neension in the eoure of the day, to express themseltes strongly L s to the necessity of Parliamentary Reform, am..:r. whom was Mr. C. Ely, who said he had not the Iralt fear lout that if the reformers took the fasces fen a. badge, and perseverance for a motto, they would alti inattele succeed. Towards the close of the evening, Disecy, Es-:., took a stirrer of the present state of affairs. Ile nag for reform, and combated in forcible terms the endea vour to separate the llonse of Commons from the.. people. The feelings expressed this day must an I would endear the poor to the rich, which, as len; as that connection continued, wonld enable them to all those efforts at oleliante. Ile alluded to the step towards the disfranchisement of the borough of Brame pound, and said that without reform the country could not be saved. The last public toast was the well kn:orn sentiment of John llorue 'I ouke, "'t he Constitufon, the while Constitution, and nothing but the Consiitution." 'flue thairnsan, after giving "'lle Latlks," aced thanking the meeting fur their sopport, left the chair about eleven o'clock. F. Eato.r, Esq. was immediately called to the chaff-, and the conviviality was krpt up till a l ate hour. Ili- BRIGHION, Fa:. 10. :RamonLt so.—The Fut ggle rs along this coast have lately Leen taught some pretty severe lessons.—On the wording of the Gth instant, the New Charter, pre ventive cruise , fell in with the Lord Nelson, stutig A ling cutter, and, aPer a long chase, captured her, with her crew of lour men, an l part of hrr cargo, off Selsea.—During the chase a man on board the sinu: l gler uas severely wonaded in the lower jaw Ire a musket shot, firm: by her pur.iter. On the fol lowing night about tubs were s wim' near Worth ing, by the preventive water gr.ard, assisted by a offieer.--1 he saute evening two other seizures were made by the pr. veuthe !voted, the one at Pagliatn, of 23 tubs. and the other at Sellars Bill, conii.r:tinr a considerable quaatity of cerium' contraband good , . great part of which uas anent arils rescued by a party wlw Used the seizing officers eery roughly. 't he Chaim , of Brighton. and the Speedwell, of with thi r crews, have been taptered by Revenue craiacts. 7he latter, with her cargo on boaid, has been taken to Portsmouth. tierenil adventurers have Leen put off, during the present u eek, Lp the vigilance of the Preventive guard stationed along. this coast. We are s wry ta 4nd the smugglers stumpier , recover their goods wore seised.--Stack violence trill &Wale., be attended with disastrous consequences to them, las it appears the decided determination of the beads t‘f the Revenue department to prevent, if possible, the in- GAZETTE. stveit alico . Aiiittihr . 31; N: and nrs— R ß.. , l , ( d er F and J. e l(eis an e d y i Ligt , ' t h a t 99 16. sea. Idnwies-woll, mpoolinerers—D. Willioniooet and R. la a e ma met W. G. Pigott, RoongitM A Letailemboll.strest. woolleu-dropero--J. Haworth Th Mi oft . dwegas se .1 . &,r nempl is ; all Booth, w w oott ßo nt ot e h : I K At ir n h c;_s i li t i r r ef e, t co , I tth la n ; tosPn-glimeur-arelels, that the Is —Li eu t e nant out R. 101114.-C. M. B. and 4. M. Pedro. and F. A. de Car. n i a „ aer ,„ y wit h ... Manna, IlTdon—R. Horan andJ. Stewart, Glasgow, The 14 ,i„ A t„ „ e. w h o . 16sIrm, Wien, and I. :Cattail. Pemberton, millers-- of the Born o. to b o • lillastit. Atsep. Porwicli, Derby wheetwrithts—G. Gilt , m a im l ehase. vice Han- dinelß.Catley,l 4 loeton, Malisters—G. l ihberley and •• •' • .mtnisti H s - Landow etteepefol. woollen-drapers—T. Oreeees T. ,be 'Ewa" an lentos, . Hill and J. Dowses. Pertiorton, Cheshire , church • Di , Trow t ; t opto i, loake-mantatacturers—R. C. and H. Pease. sad R. 4 1)unn, we will • M e llo w, Yorkshire.henters—T. Beech, R. and R. Whitaker , w ill promoted. pr lent, to te Endre. Rueberbitbo, shipptritthee—F_ Thorpe and J. Dutton. ns. hmartribor li, ihma.maanfactuitro—T. and J. Chorttoa, sot be . - na y hie4f-pitg, et the rley ' .italt.carriegs—W. herby , aad J. li. LurdsL d . es."Ma stone, laan-&i , iseer•T.' NIA T. F. Cessna, report or , s e sr Isnot. • jest)! v s who retires. from k o lf. pa y 2yg t ATZILICZ rows or Cons Is lINGLIIISID AVM WALES. King' 1 F . Bermiker, who Wheat M. 71L—Rptus Oa. 7d.---insrley, tow 11111.- *. it,thei 1431* IPS. tel.—Beans, 31s. 10d.—Pease. 335. W.—Oatmeal. they i ohe ti e utennnt, Ivy *lc 3d. His i the filth Foot ;W. Time Avera g e p eke of Brown or Alescovailo Sugar, emu- inemu io, T i e , ca ,,, woit . puteil from the Returns nose in the weel. ending the 14th ••,ineton. from the day of February, is 3s. Sid. per cwt. were s :::: .ervants of the Crown to: become the masters of the I the Keversue department to prevent, it pow:sum, mu 111 . A e . pelvic. fhe Chairman, he reworked had justly saidtr/dacttua of contraband pods. a ...4.4. . - ......- ......-.- ....... -•••••••-•••••• '