The Statesman. — London, England, 1812-08-05 00:00:00

_ 4 iglier.. ,1 , ..........4 11 , - • .. 0 ••" • 1 . 1 • tar 7-- t Cabinet - ii-:4llat e r left t' • diet* elhasg tfl l,: r4l. " Li.ifEitia 9477110/4/1; ME STING..: rposedify the , n , ~,:. iof each individud.ferther -4 Aelad tie •t i ttrix - -. -1 : 4l.l oitw d'oehlb hititj'r . h ears . h i ' o we i iite dt b t ea ein tc oet e o rn ." l. e.e. ".4 4 4 f " +T rd ee r a jv b er aft n41 . and 071 1 , and their rataiudrs, ; aelk Fifa cOas.gaileti s ap! ,, faite plao procurnix,.prayer.ununliting . [rttOM THE LlwrotAll altettliee 'On.] • ' .. rel.; it coarists mealy, are carefully ;Waited to ' ,hate agaiiiift Vl:4e "Itrit"i t z'4 l !ly'roa:die!'• Ille catholic,. may. , beiemotKilatett..l The fofile ill speech was delivered by Crioneeinor rffearn_Th,,, Ministe r, L or d .c o it ierri g t I ro. toy t e toune d zi da n t : e tt i e ,:ih t t ot a li w y,„": 4 4 7l .. 7?: „ ..., ,mi„...„4/,.i , tycomeirat the. Ager , egate•Xpering of the...Amnia L ,_, ptietediO have said in the Boast sat ctirinnoil l s, Oat hilfoat.'w4 seearitiq , : 7 ean uothiag dennitr e _ls t urarlte te thhie that inti ci,745 Cathotka - of the County and City of Limericko„rux ...i n the y i ars,l79 ? arid 1 7 98 , t he r e ' s i ll' t ur tn it t i r e 4 7 1 ' , tautly be inconsistent watt the iiropish 1i 1 e ... -;-nothing s'i..l ratinntly to pnblic requ i s i t i on, in Limerick on ri.. boo intuorry o bich.they caa,lity, ' ---,and weskit!' _ P • ..1 Ireland, to the knoWletigeaf thil Gotieriteheist 1 ilia deceive sbetu aad s secare yoti,'l, we c 7 iis " . " ordi liberal_ day, ,24th July, 181 g. - of ossible that such an assertion was used a Yew iv 'ii'd toieratiou-- I ile"' : f 1:• -.' .' - ' ' . Jr. O'Commtm sari•-• 11 feel itinf dada, as a Pro. I ! he ar t with astonishment—ell Irela'nd must shut!. ... 4.. 8utt . i .. 9 is a pitiful deluduer4sts re wan -..iliaild it ta,,, e , ,ib e ,' used Agittior, t o ati'lress the Meeting... r at is literelyi ~ der, that any man c o uld be found thus to assert--r , siZalh - e"en c i l oi e c c i u v r an i r ' earts i taaaq ebee v n tr e m rp an Pd aid to rod— la the exercise of my. office of Agitation, that I thin ' '. Good Goo !of what material* mast that man be when b 4 ° CT/ . cii wars the of legalized older , hit eeli - • i; s weatily to say 'a sew w urds. For any purpose.; !mite, who could say so t I restrain my indignation, , tr . 111'r e irtr the object of I Ord persecution I dillastratiOn or argument, further discourse is use- hen in dern ! the fai . th ortreatti a , u andl eaniPt of the di N e et ti o ty r , j i tr i tt w kr oc luet I withhold all expressions of surprlse--the simple itsi.-all the topic,' which the present period stiggest. statement; ,haunch an asserticia was used, exceeds is I "" 4 . that sule n in treat ' let were betel,' viulated I the Etlelsh NI, have been treated of, with sound judgment and a I i faction in the land tented the Protestant into an hot lemur and rare felieitnidicliortAMl hymyrespertableand talent. reply , the strongest language of reprObation. I • i 1 murderous bigot, iu order that it aright, is security, plunder Opt; What—no torture! great GOD l---Ito torture! I • very- Preseptaw, and 'Teresa hii pod our came os menu" l ed Mewl, Mr. Roche—al! I shall do is, to add a few 1 Aloe n .,e ellerted Ireland .t At that period, securities might be Within the walls of your city, was there no torture? r•bserrations to what has fallea - from that Gentleman , . a t a m p: f ire / an :or :t is tl i f i e te ntl i f ra o v f_ e lght, the Csitho lp lie nri p t i t inta y, . Could not Colonel Vereker have informed Lord Cos. -and whilst I sincerely admire the happy style in ! tierpa ..._ , even ir they are at present, and the coutootheu sir lorded aidantages gn that the lash resounded in the streets, which he lids Created *those subjects—l feel deep re- I i for the c h t E c t ::l s try v/arftre t d : d riasst poring which turn'- ,of Limerick and that tile human groan assailed the wet at being 'suable to imitate his excellent discourse. ,wearied ear Of humanity ?—Yet, iam ready to give I At take periot7 e to " • w:k e li I allude!'ste e litoar n t g f cla ily vili awl . still its And first , !doe Concur with him in congratulating. existence—they posseswtl a strong claim lo the exaggerating al- ! ' the. gallant Colonel every credit he d eserves , and, the Catholics of Limerick, on the progress our Greer therefore, I recal to your grateful recollection the r e i 1 gra ( and u i nbe y ngiug en d i tiefity of th e coots the i ßoync e r: P e e l eitt's l ;;T:tY, Cause has made, since we were last assembled. Since day, when he risked his life to punish one of the in. ! they Possessed. is Private life, too, they were endeared to the that p er iod, our cause has not rested for support on the claims ou te le Imb ind because they were, the worst of them, Gentlemen. But, i struments of torture. [Bear, hear ! ] Col. Vereker ' die eftwits of those alone, who were immediately intrust. I can sympathy and generosity of , 1 tell, whether it be not true, that in the streets of , the Y lrieh—t md b i erz er . bees exal -and were fatten-they, had ed --no—ear Protestant Brethren, th roug h out . t h e , , si your city , the servant of his relation , Mrs. Ros- . Pfrawleell thrones sad ruled hietillitoll — andwe i reeeen in litteettY _ - - . • - - - -• aod Inc' * * ' - - " the Irish L an d, hare added their zealous ex ertioni .for our .Emancipation. They have, with admirable patriot -15111, evinced their desire, to conciliate, by serving us __and I am cure I do but justice to the Catholics, wipes I proclaim our gratitude., as written ou our hearts, vi a l o be estingu • istedistily with our fives.-41/ottel Nor has the sapjrrt and the lealaef our Protestant b re th r en ken rani ,and barren. No, it has been p ro darrlY bf great and solid advantages. It has procured for the catfie of Religious Liberty, the respect, even of the most higoljed of our opponents. It bag struck deem Naiglish prejudice. It has con vinces' the.mistaken honest. It has terrified the hy n por 'deal knaves—awl, frilly, it has pronounced for us, by a great apd triumphant majority from one of the Wenches of the Legislature, the distinct re, cognition of the propriety and the necessity of con ceding justire to,the great body of two Irish people. pear, hear, ketirn 4 Let us, therefore, rejoice iu oar mutual sure:4ll s7 Let us rejoice in 4he near ap proach of freisfewl—Let ,us noise in tho• prospect of soon shaking off "our chains, *tido( tog speedy ex tinction of oar pietistic:es. But. adore, all, let us rejoice at ...the means by Which thew -happy elects have been produced—Let as doubly rejoice, Winne they afford no triumph to any part of the frisk tut-, time over the other—that they are not the result of say couteittiote; amongst ourselves; bet constitute a sioory,obtatined for the Catholics 14$ the Protestants —that they prove the liberality of the one, and re.' Aube the eternal gratitude. of the other—that they prove and promise the eternal dissolution of ancient atimosities end domestic feuds, and afford • to every Chrktiati and to arery Patriot the cheering tertaiuty °reeving place, harmony, and benevolence prevail in that coestry, where a wicked and per. veiled policy has so lortg,aud so fatally, propagated and encouraged distention, discord, and rancour.— [tong cheefing.") We owe it to the liberality of the Irish Prote stants, to the zeal pf the Irish Presbyterians, to the friendly exertion of the Irish Quakers, we owe, to the cord :4 sw.uuioss of every sect ant denomination of Irish Christians the progress of our cause. They hare procured for its the solemn and distinct promise and pledge of the House of Commons. They almost ebtaind for us a similar declaration from the House of Lords. It was lost by the petty majority of one.— it was lost by a majority, not of those, who listened to the absurd prosings of the Lord Eldon, to the biggotted and tusbid declamation of the English Chief whose sentiments so forcibly recal the me,. story of the Star-Chamber—uot of those, who were able to compare the vapid or violent folly of the one part:-, with the Statesman like sentiments, the pro found arguments, the splendid eloquence of the Mar quis Wellesley—Phew, hear!]—itot of those, who heard the reasonings of our oilier illustrious advo sates ; but by a majority .of meu who acted upon pre-conevived opinions —or, from a distance, carried' Into erect their bigotry, or perhaps worse propene!. iics—who availed themselves of that absurd privilege of the Peerage, whichomtables those to decide, who lure not heard—which permits Rim to pronounce span subjects they have not discussed—and allows a t , al deteraduation to precede argument--[ Hear !) It was not however to this privilege alone, that eta want Of aellgelle was to be attriliuted. The very Pliacieleupou width the present Administ ration hap been termed. was brought into immediate action— I and %hit success. For, in the latter periods of the Present reign, every Administration has had a die. linct principle, upon which it was formed—and which : "ryes the Historian to explain all its movements. • Thus, the principle of the Pitt Admini,tratian to deprive the people of all share in the Government —and to vest all power and-authority In the Crpwn. in ahem litt's wires amounted to unqUaliffed tigpo ti..Ka. :This g rea t object,he steedily pursued through his ill-statred .carter. • • It is true, be encouraged' meree; but it was fo r th e p urpose o f tantion-1 a_ . ad used the tjOn for th e p ur p oses otcorriip-s nn—he assisted the merchants as long as to cobld, ! iogrolv rich, and they lauded him—he bought 'the l,:!ople with their own money, and they praised him. i:ach succeeding day produced some now inroad on he Constitution—andthe alarm, which he excited ny reason of the . bloody workings of the French Re :°;'ffinil, enabl e d hi m to ru l e the lan d , w i t h uncon c`ukd anay-,-he, has bequeathed to his successors the aceLmalited .power Di ; the CFOVVII-a power. • w hich ..e is s o great, as to sustain the non-entities oirl t h e present Administratiou.—[Lood eire erine.] Princille Administration was I' despe- 1 tins — the Pr i nc i ple of Percevat ' s Administration was P e c‘dating tigo‘rfrbi a lrottcd peculation! In the name or th e Lard, ate plundered the people—[44 f augq--Pi o agile elk% a c• stoned Statesman, he would take their money, Only„.fer the good of their mato —[Burs s 0 13earghter,]--,The principle of the pre lent Adtniaistration mord - obvious—it has ''"Pflaivocally disclosed itself in all their move meuts—it is simple and single-4Z consists in ""d . 1 —some of them pretend to be .' ear Nis• You know, -it it not trao:-.theyamtcently ; _er 'worse enemies, .f a r the hri ypocsy* Tletjr:de 'are, t h at Abe Cetbario.gasotiolviciadb-44040P- - - - ..sitiiiiiat - ' -- ail iiiieetirviii • slewen, was not tortured; whether he was not t o r - : b ean were ro ueed t"- for alllepo sitliSta ff illes °f t ea lured, fi rst, for the crime of having expressed a sin- ; tonal interest bore In the mune eimenel-;:e e restratio v a of tra; rights-the triumph of their telighitithe restitution of their Mt...! gle sentiment of oompastien ; and, next, because d inheritances would dim have bees the certain and imam , Colonel V ereiter interfered for him. [Hear, hear!] dra i t tt e consequences of tie &accesses of the Stuart family, in their I But, these is an additional tact, which is not so ge - Pretension to the throne. I , butatt I ntdt peruse,: whit* I allude, the Cathbitc Clergiiewere • flerally known • ; which,_ ► perhaps, Cadonel Vere k er himself does not knovi; rind, which, I have !carped Biotic Ch Y urch, iu ;reload; of !e ta :Er - trans ° po be r it ta d br i• felony and the of Allegiance wip, ao intenalogled with religionslmes; from a highly respectablOClergymin ; that this tied ? l ath victim of the system of Torture, which, Lord Cas- : t poss at ibly C Li le int man . iftt r li a t riaxi i :f ti the t athoil i f per s uasion could tiereagh denied was, at .the time he was scourged, in educated in foreign countries_, under theeye:f U the i ge -were an i l fan infirm state of health-that the flogging, inflicted i c iv 2 l l: ll2 th ,,tr e P ert " °f t he Hae6e 4 Stuarts ?ram IftY : eltht' 1, on him, deprived him of all understanding ; and thee' r r - nalrlo -- ,,,; " , l within a few months afterwards, he died insane, and Coatumely, and. L e rt s h . e o sa n k e o e cra t ere e na did o t t. Cal t belle ene rgy not unfrequeatly, TeTit ' h, P in tiji'r P n e ative I t a l n i si t . ' - tlear, &ire I] fbey were ofum hosted like wild beasts, and I without having ever recovered a shadow of reason! L oevercouie oiaint any protection from the laws ! [Hear , km , 1] I[lleat ! h , .er!] 1 Thai, Lint was a period, when securities might well Wive been , necessary - ; when sanctions and securities might vetli have been' But why, out of the miriads of victims do I Se reptislse. But, what was the fact? W.!at was the truth, whit* 1 lect a solitary instance ?. Because he was a native of ; history vouches ? Why, that Clegyand Laity of the lrish Ga ynor city ; and his only •offeoce r an expression of i dailies +living once submitted to three* tiorenimeolf having , once plighted their ever unbroken faitktokine trillium and Ms i compa!sion !P. I might tell you, did you not alrea . dy 4 serctiono ; Istring pore submitted to that treat eons 't ti ai know it, that in Dublin, there were for weeks, three I, prinet•ple, that , lu estreme cases the will Of the people is the sole , permanent triangles, cpeatantly supplied with the , law ; .that in extreme . cases, the Apple have the c'ear anti : t uadll r tl n d e rig i tto i I victims a a promiscuens Choice made by the army, r i tt i n t r , r , : h e traut h :nd pro vide, a suLstitote on ' ' proe Sosereign, on r ri he Cat ho lic,, add no t they, ii f° ;le t tl itt' ; ! r t o l itit iti- I the yeomanry, the Police Constables, Bud the Orange adojeed by treaty his English Successor , though not his I he Ledges.,-that the shrieks of the - tortured must have l strife; `literally resounded to the state apartments of the hilliart,ntelan'th'eir, Ail rhsl to that 7 1; : e ces i s l or, and the i litheritor . t . of. his Castle-and that, along by the gate of . the Castle. wiiii !at ti .e c•toptl g tions and ptise a r y f e ul P i t notiv v ei t t tb o r disstretion: riey . fultilled their part of the social contract, even iorlispite of , I.yartl, a human tiring naked, tarred, feathered, with, p i i s a v ia t t o j t . at i ton, by tne other party.-(Lotal and coittnord sp -1 one ear cut off, and the h ood streaming from his lacerated back, has been hunted by a troop of 'bar- ' now Ito I prove the con:inned loyalty of the Catholics of Ira. I land, tinder every persecution ? Ido not appeal for any proofs ' barians!!! . Ito their own records, however etaistiim-I appeal, merely, to the Why do I disgust you with the horrible reetillec- tes:itsiony of their raters and their coeuvies.-Lliei r, Avpr ' ') tions? You want not this proof of the principle of 1 Hut, if the Catholics were faithful in those dismal and : r u c ti ei tif y p o er f i bo od r . sai w i te s o L Te w y were nd ,t e‘asperatt.d by the ea aerating delusion, on which the present Administration exists. . In your own affairs you have abundant evidence of . Lieu faithful, notwithstanding ete 'r ry .tel tetn ed p p oi l l l a i l cy and ev ery si hey Litrer e ti it. The fact is, that the proxies in the Lords would , gious temptation and excitement to the coutrary, is it in human i never have produced a majority even of nue, against : creUrruiletitirrrehTiviiirevrti7rnel:s7rtli Castlereagh , /ito . th th ‘ s! " :l7-f h a e te a d st ro ' lb : e : I Lord Wellesley's Motion,. but for the exertion of Stuart is extinct; and h a d i9 it not been extinct, I should have 1 ml., i been silent lig to what their claims were. Oa! it is a base fled 1 the vital principle of the Administration. The 4 aleatantly tomtit eon wit. undershuidinr . and on our eriectales; nistry got the majority of one.—T he pious Lord, Zr. and inn which 074e13 of us would, is private life, resew( If, in don, with all his conscience and his eatculistipasaa.saStifille, wifprtieldim it to the contempt of the a oriti.:-C,hget $.l I bave co a w nt i n d s i t o itia . love tn. ess :paned on you, I cannot yet close:-- Th l and that immaculate distributor of criminal just/ce, wn Dour libenies-be Lord -..—. --=', were in a majority 4., 6v. e . li , jt ijtepeeseotative for your ° C4;:tolo li netVe r rcler, I=ope urt aly top e .. 1 what holy means think you.— Wh y, by the aid Of Fite° l4 has opposed even the cottsideration of youtT,ec,l.2,l7thel'ituusibi:reofbineiels iabat which cannot be described in di pitied langeage..l ' i t i , :t be , yon a'„ w a ii ii b t ilun turt, "l4 l:: u rr ( i e- to . ' This manoeuvre was resorted to-a scheme worthy ' has entered into your so as, and braided the :mite ur'Save viper of its author s they had perceived the effocts of the. them, . if -cvite,-, : „. 7; ,t0 be than trampled out! llis oppolitiett to manly and digni fi ed Resolutions of the 113th June.- :I,:er:orehastitity. ....elect hi ew m w iv i e th a :i f m re il e . d tr, and, o : i f It . t i v i r iz ible, o s t t Those Resolutions had actually terrified our enemies, . Limerick. with the monuments of the valour ot om- 7 your ancestors whilst they cheered those noble and illustrioua *m ai:i ihi te itsPr"o-you are less than men, if my feeble tongue be IL-- friends, 'who had preferred the %tithes and wants of . i!t ',reseal. La ge rly ou a i i i ::i toac am t7.-14 1.ctr i b it u se t . a - iliir l , r afd ty vo is t: Ate people of Ireland to the gratification of p a lt ry, ' iv It' it free I-It entbnied frpplatue.3-1 know legal obstacles I hr been tehreozniatinalour eipe al t wa4- e I know thr ai lli e r I mouths past, and tlisgraceful.minions.-The maittearre, the sc h eme was calculated to get rid of the effect of those Resta- tried cases in the absence of any , other al-a;istrate, has so t li t e it is anthorited by haw to do, bat that be has solely opeued and ads lotions-nay, to turn their force against us-and ; ionised the Sessions, which, in my opinion, he Is clearly nn thus:was the pious fraud effected.- [ item ' .] !] • warranted in doing.-lie has, by this means, 1 know, delayed 'fbere is, you have heard, 4 Newspaper in the per -' the Registry of your Vreoholds-hecaoke two Magist rates are atatient pay of peculation and corr,uption, printed : leeve4. toler;tin fo th i ll fi t a :ht " Vo l M . of t AV% h i c i ev b er, the i s: (lir pe t i ° i n t Is London, under the name of the Courier. A paper Term, have to determine OR the Legality o f and of -worthy the meridian of Constantinople, at its highest that of the othar Charter alaghtratea, tom . have banished them- of despotism ! ' l his paper was directed to assert ' 'eh"' I understand, from the sessionsurt, slate the Regis t the receipt of a letter from Dublin, from excellent . noticea-aod depend ution it, this scheme cannot long retard authority, declaring, 1 know not how many Peers, : Y °u • - [ Grea ‘ a PP lai '''] • 1 .-Sous of Peers, and Baronets, had retracted the Re- 1 I speak to yon on this subject a lo, a lawyer.-Ton can best - solutions of the 18th of June — that those Resolu- : .1: it is. i ; ;edge it hat i to to ott e stili teg ol; fo iou ota is p atistgst o m ; but i such ; tions,were carried by surprise-and that they had i sent obstacles to the registry-of freeholds . freebos. 1 can also as `been actually rescinded, at a subsequent meeting. 1,1 ,i... ire/le, that the Constitution of your City is perfectly free . to.t mom of freemen, and all those who have served an ail . Never did human baseness invent a more gross Uli. 1 preaticeship to a freeman, age all entitled to their freedom, and truth. Never did a more unfounded lie fall from the father of falsehood-never did human turpitude sub- l' your I ° vt leg )r n tita in "Prese • atri a: l 6li ugb"rteltr city -[Neer, to 1 11, adve l 6 will be de l privl l d Of t •iin Y y std f rom non e .ree tt it t ent mit to become the vehicle of ' so glaring's dereliction 1 fmalin and ~ the will strike °lf MI lilt th and e freeutee of truth ! But, the GLurier received its pay, ankh' from the p tlalion il a f V ttSC r itY 01 eem .7.l r n r i n e nl ii: li k e 11 :W i l t i l titi.-ILeh !it was ready to earn the 'traps of its prostitntion. It : tries of heat. Aar .1-___Lot roe R io, however, close without ob i did so-It pnhlished the foul falsehoods, with thefull ! vin oar calumny ilia' may beating upon my motives. leas easily pledge revisit* ta yoa_ , tau they are disinterested and pure i.knou ledge of their f a l se h oo d - I t published them, i_la 1-I trust Mot are newt. al y object is the attainment of r, -.1.,- two editions-the day before and the day of the debate =ea, is its ilotain a g i jerronal, save to the feelings ?kirk, Pa love Implies ` snipes. lasi, - I trust, aornatea by I - at e,Re*, w hul .o*ltill uns useless Wen a [abet sear of Claristhinity *Mel tenches us; dent the Put ditty pf . - rontretWiini from authority-could not arrive-a-at that , par religion is benevolence amt universal charity. I am. I moment:lbis base trick was - played, through the inter* ' aot w . actl at ed bar lb* tlrenhiPation to reeve our cooltooll fillelnsery. frills& the 'weakness, tar iaszoority, ware! aSseasion ventiget . of that.,newspaper, upou the British Will that putiliego ton far, when they charge thisim. '.toareabil stPtllO publle- isokr•Ntioog ookkologr !walk* and /end to tale -I wish pfgsthit ad;-4-titis (mean" aderid-this on, ~ L_ • ___.% ) etterable •Imis--essiMmid to resist the mighty fun of `pure strata g em on those, w ho se purposes it serves,. ,=,„,„ from z i p m b er of. civilt . 4tub,zety,e,„Glit,, tales the Why, , even in this country, the Administration deems ! catitiarat it aiLcessary to give, for the support of one miserable ba, Yooett Of Neat. .[Lvail aid 'repealed apse 1 onerest-Lsz e sercie of daty, be navel. his family-to Ling paper, two places-one of 51. and the ether of 13001.ait is - his erfal which he has established on the ruins 'or the y ear, ‘ the Stamp duty remitted,. they Proclamatioes ; broom and Dolinatians of Eurripe-to estiogidsh, for ever, ' , aid for as advertisements;. ands permanent boans. of . . frilentative mad Papaw L . :evermore& w Mese eoentries--he M. per ~ lbn:the o , * .-, c err totem, - ' - General le. ' - suit t. as gidater ~~-A :7 - k• . - ~~~ ,~;„n ~_~~ .1 • -• • ' 7 . • • •A,- , . , -. • ,f - V't, :4 , 4 !•••• ••"• ~ - Farontnisaaget-filr an and eXamP:e9 10 her snmertnt . miumnos —and die cis iii mach and rellgiou of all mar , l'et wear israsietal to bee alone..—Vonfolarld easening.) lon will my friends, defend ber•—you tony die-Am{ yon Mlle mt yield to nay fordo lavader.—(;l , 4w.Arar. ll—Whatever IS is)tfine, 1 shuffbe happy whilst I fisre, in reviv4r Itatinglt yogi ;.,.e bvaaud adedrittioa of your native laud, NO in ealkuß op. on Inilien, Do matter how they my' tiortbilo their Moulin! hil. lot!, to sacrifice every conteMptilste pre initee on the altar uC 'weir to. iron counu:y.—Ct. Rear eprionve, —For myself, Imba4 ustelode by exi.MSll3l toe settiiineo. t t,:rolos in my bearo-I sh:iltexpress it in the lauguov of a youlig iktrduf i:risi • • aad 1117 :ielutt e ,l f r ie n d, whase delightful muse bit the soand of tba alb, eient Minstreby s-- " ;44111. shalt thou be my mtdalght ;he n get.. . Thy glory still, lay walkiag Ekes** And every thongtd"—and wiih of mice, . . tncooquired t rio, shalt be thine I it" • ' " Charley . Philips, ik'sq. asiliorof the elegauf andeiptitatisst I guilso, caddied Tin demented Isle. . • NAVAL INTELLIOIINVII." . - • PORTSMOUTH, Roomer 4. • - Arrived bis Majesty's ships - Wanderer - and Fastis,,althalsonn voy of uumports from Lisbon s . Silvia aid Viper, 'hum the Downs I &ramps, mid *signet,. from 'Smith Ramiro; eat Por i Wait, from a cruise. . . . • • : Sailed lii Majesty's ship JAR, with a votwoyfor iha I.)uwttsa Dexterous, Beagle, awl Llizabeib, on a cruise. PLYhtOIITH, eirourr 3. - - Arrived ten sail of transports froze Llabylas &e. gad Isis Mop jeers hired armed brig, blertistia; filearlfules,• with are 'goy. FALMOUTH, Attiaji Arrived the Spanish cotter Union, Detail, tram Oseeena, Ds 6 days . ; aloe left Conn= on the sass* g Of the same .day this Specolatioo left, but too early to brio( any past of the aewy that has repf-._ shit eolikirY by 60 tatter. Sahel;_ he4 the Rapid rchatiiier, 'with a annoy to the coward,. • 0.. .2 , Tourt.-et Aldermea• wee held yesterday at Guildhall, at which the LoittiMeioi presided, the; e being present thirteen. Alder/nee and the v oers.—ft was referred to theta:l Committee to eider a seenplaint made hythePrifseuers in Nana . te, and to report. A Court of Common. Cotiiiiil wits afterwards held, 'which was numerously attended, *heti Mr. Re , roembilincer presentid the Weer'Prion Art a tied the Meortields Improvement Act, wbicb . were referred to the CoMmittee to carry' intoeserettion: • Petl. does Were presented from the Pridolieil .colifil t tdrot Debt in Newpste, Ludgate , atilt the' PetOry, ~esep:- : ter, praying for some relief on thei r brerttgelfeehereed under the InFo!rent Act, whice „ Wereread and refer red to the Caailnittee for General Pureasee. : At war referred to the Tithe Committee to couiider of tip • plying to riirlitaneni mat Neasitais, agretabLy to their Report. Anal on•the iebleet Chirli , kee i rit'seas resolved, that ail future tipOlieatiottsl* . Weikel to the Committee for GeneritPutposes,previesisti the . COurt coming 'to any vote thereon. 1a• raocklik wee made that it 'be referred to . thifmtirovemeett Obi metes to'consittee of appropriating Blackwell 11411 I tot transacting public 'business; the siThe eFfti;al•- . tied in the affirmative. The suite of 1001. was e Med • ; in aid of the Funds. of the Refuge for the Destittite. Yesterday, as Mr. Coates, the Amateur l'Ateetri . ; cal, was driving hit cerricte along Pall. hell owing to the deranged state of .the pevemeitt;_he was thrown out, and the hoises ran off with great speed elicit they were stopped at Charing-cross, when theliersts were separated freer the carrlago Ay_ bie>aking the pole. ,But we are happy to find that Mr-Cuates contusion titi'diteof M 4 f4t'and . a `slight laceration on' he Otlier; and by the seasonable ' PrefessiOnal assisteate•ef Melt . fteseint, singeop s le Pall, he Is likely to do sielt'.` ' ' • ' A white crow list latety,tikett ij a heat` near Ken. I dal and placed as a curiosity in Yfr..Todhuuter'e Kendal Museum; . . , IA man iii Liverpool has proposed to undertake the famous Barclay task of walking_ 1000 miles in 1 1000 hours l at the rate of a mite in each 'successive i hour. This has often been attempted, but has never vet been performed by say : person except Captain Barclay himself. The offer we believe has pot yob been erupted, nor any proposals made to him on the subject. lie is 40 years of age, and not remark. ably strong or robust. We have to call the attention of our Reeder; to the wonderful improvements made in the &Pre Lye Tusx•rne, not only from their internal eiterationt, as respects the. - House, but by 'the strength of fliele Dramatis Pcrarnue. it mast be datrataattgratitAig to every individual, petted , to; regional miusemiutif, to see, since the present Proprieters hate had ottac Theatre, how indefatigable their exertions have beak to render it worthy the attention of a Relish Public; and we have no doubt, that the addition of Mr. PM:. -WEN'S Mime, hs Maeiger, will so r far render it re. spectable, as •to (taxiway' with this prejudices attlelt hare so long existed towareShis Theatre. Wears let the same time, happy to see their principal otki'fa:. vourites Messrs. Noitaxe, Cearms, Gtramter, cues; and Yoose—Mesdmi. SMITII, HILL, You're*, :and Galenite, attached to their bilks; nod woe bar. so doubt, thetil the same etortietia ate *se& Mite .i as have been before, that they einnot (Ail chtemett that r.ountetsaatte end support they ittjosl4*.letle; Fits.--The attentive 'workshops of trt 'gannet-iettker, in Glasgow; were destrojred be fire. en Wednesday evening .lash •We dee sorry-so _ that no less than five petiole perished in , the .tiniktil The imams are, Thomas Elie, clerk lea Warehented Andrew nougat, a gardener ; *James .Feletinetells chair-maker ; Jantet Renteul ) •apeinter j'asid M‘Gregor, a Wright ; all yoong attOtt r* Mr• botcher, has been -.641101 :., :': i .• I Li I I 1 . . • • 11, , 11 . 1.1 , , ! paid for as advertisements,. and a permassest bpeintoliZ s l a u r au T e lU s i g i :Sar al : w V e l s er t i nZ wa n ' n u g' s 7 3e ZZ,Ll,Vr s , I . 3 . 011 - 1 10 . 001. per aussatn !! ! If .the bribe here be so high, i vadeoswieloord emeitry--" VS 'Liberia, vlrtute a koatpettal r ...., 1 severa .. -- el e gr ' . - 11; nee - b - , ' Cuiclie - r - , - Ira s - b . ;en - . loiCh 7 l;riel i others ware conaiderebly:httrft bid . id* what must it be in England, where the toll is .14, lat a..., rellui. fere. " -4 4a w r i ra o r u c c a: u tglw . htti, ai o: c liy u epc 0 : 1 41= .'"''' of them Are .cottlisibrod• in a. dangerdee' state. Ili much gr s ilater ? And t hink Yen thous that the ' ritre.;;;_ermrli 'Carets liberty: amongst you still. I could /Discreet* was lodged 'in the Police Office/0i 1114 Courier published, ensaer,degmtl by ' i ts Parasstaray tat tat. * al de at the I ' 4er / t it:O A ,Calli " glis 4M. tempti to tunics . . during - tbe n i i ' this useful Liz? tiu, 1': . COW/ c!rou Who halt the folly to En ', y sorb helaga - Fe'llefd ag P twm a c rat-° “• 1 . . ' 9 - • .• 9 fie Lad- ydeckato the protecbos of Jew I rithar,Y laaw - if . AApag the Englisistemist, 11.Shi Sind - Ntispixii, I • I come now te the mutt star' lii the system of Delete"; It, it Mot pittance of penonal Oben'', _ Ili irletAL ST . 3,1i1tY.--1, ,a,. ..1- H __ l ... LA,. . t ,:,,, h ..; .krz.,.1....,.,,,...d...5., ; „,,„, top ftint which mY 16elidt Mr. 0 Neils bet untied. 'fie bas pa,: *lto inane year I,ilterties-40 • Ira poi - lateral as the rws V i i i ir l4UMV ~ s '• • ....•-•= 1 , 4 I' Lotowrocss erfully exposed to yotuheabsurdity Of credibri the Yin present order of the State, that we max - protect Ow vtly 'mem : o w Irweligqoelkinctteo, /4 OW • 1 10;v9PaPeral when Act' infornsed Yoaythat the - limber for LI- saki opprgss w.-.{Low ! appraate.l ~ . . al; 4404110tt plifillilliiik Miettift .. -I ',• I nerve k had stated in the Houma CulaWaeltt. alt d ir, Cesll ,: ‘ ed,if Irelatid be fairly iittesed to the batiste of tile couay,y,•risonss ... • • ,-, • '• ' ;;014-'. oiii`iitAW ,t - 1 :'O l - ' . 11 i *eretal Interests of Limerick were opposed ( p (b e v•torwo. ea al' freedom aft is gefe--BrittoiSibessrteesrcitnqwer• '','7 - 7; i - . • ... • 1 ~,,, • Claims. Sir, fur toy pan, I entirely agree - W*ldr. O'Neil—l . 408 . Roams ct ; ereft .d h et ...* w oes magmata .tute4-the tot ecoton e A15e..8.••-:lll24iiiiiltirod ~, - - 1 am awe Colonel Venter said go rad *lags he akbri7 Waimea coo oered her shirt, *tweeter she war itivaded, qt' ,..,,,,. bog **est tti suppt •' i t iand therefore a man of t ru t h ; bejtivrobablko she , yrs . coma :L ed. But, our tousle was ne , s a.„,bd ee d.:_ we t - ' . . rk i all. re ~ • wpm. 14,,prioe to rriend ' aLI he has those lan a l Y• Valis ' bi rlii, * i c4 ....... it eaves test - .. - Iliv liberties in Mao; nor did we OW Inbasit to • ' 44rdir- "•21: not napleasant to oppose him ea am semat,t_ . _ I d ...m.er ima m aaaa „ eron _i, is trwshoaii,4lo, ft bitants taleaostvez. 14 Cifi l liner, me pilhir tWo ler .• ill ex t io . 4 l .4 '. 1. .1) of his charagler l alad4Ur Peßeirremsru%ertt= de 121_,bipie by fraud awl :trimaeq-they, rsii4Mo Or •' • aan r ait . . 4 4 a ma Wilt same frankness, amid opmossatv i t -Pr% ' u l masa tans idle never, maw saarreva a freaty w om if MI- . -., " • well known,t hat 11 Kreat j art C " PCial Meredt di, saikima4 ailed lace boo wage up, fis..dbramobas sea dim- • 4 '- '• ,ci;6l. ee ...00P - A . :, • ARr Limgrick is is the heads thaistbalial ,4 ollat i dle fibukesu WI A b e . kw b ee n aa ,4 • i s du ri A out p it g e , mate . •••"I' l r. • , . 10 0 4 4....t0. , NM I Wlik;i4fler9llo „ , . ..... ...,„„ Limerick, who pontos almost Nee r esploe of, 42 6 : e gessearte 4 6.4 tip p ums4n th e rjeb t e...7 • -•-•etti ma- ~ `• , • ' *ft ..,:•• ell Irk •i• - •':ele 4- - , 61i, zig - * MeDdly to al, and that with thalreraptlon or the 4 , CU 0114 goy; -''' -7- Mill, d ie • * N W It -' . ..i.- slob-oui at the coo °n- bruertmil . 'wm go ogitielft di - - • IV 96 Petetai ete.' %•e . • • '• 90 Meal amongst the wee, who eight -to be bet ouiltdboNlillyo in ii tilre, , th „ „f .., c.. 42. 4:re f . (boilir4 ItAl appe Iktat - .44,4•4.. - 'll• 410 • 44( ilitglaestepdookiolibetelitY• - ii t iereataffitatPS•V : ` :.,.1 , .•.- imam . tilt ifsiNoi lain when d** l4l . * 7.3 Floe Flour ...*,,.. Wi. Neil. 'I. '.4.• riwisips sot*. debssiat i lila*. Lomita agourzur Sight she glory of Wawa se rap-14p ..tbe , lAN ?. 9* 4,•• • • - 75 IA lis!". 1 0 ...)e.• the -Alt, At .• . , • . . , * . • • s • • • . ~ -9.8. it ..A . . I 4 ---"‘" ii in W at O . oiled cc 'ort F ilt ' the i 1 name or th '' r"-- ilf P "lei . ' La lic;e.sisi ii '-•-• -" ppotell terbeThailbife ..t/ e. ' r relme t I se ram)! seems to lee woe tsg ”tc.osour,y, .....: - , - ;,:mt , 1.4--• (1141,94Jikrif..i . .0 ~', . 1 . , , !.. 11 1 ".. 1 ... , ); V . tau 6 e .4ord, 4 1 plondered the people--r 4 tle er i e ros• Sir, for w e Y r amer i k were °- ' `l ' lu ' I ''''' al freedlaa ' an b bare-524*a 11"ewiriligierrc."6". ''' '' ' ' _ estirely agree Wmp Kr. .....ei.-,.. 40 ., Roams rAmp ,,,, e d h er _ t fi p p o u fs alegmerem esr-.-the ix memo!, AVIII• d .+ -• : lffeitekiffekifed . I :4:- : . . am rsre Colonel Vere er said tfa mach tilag I Melt tnbra i rE: take their money, g 'i - Pious pad etaightened Statesman he would 01. , , . aod therefore a man of truth Iha is, prabablyp . a. , .„ Shelves conquered. But, (tar conatry was never sobised-we t - fa ego itupriao et . Normoses comqo red her-lo Aiwa *itemiser see wall *invaded, ei,, - het .rbeet, 0 1 t ypo . k onty,•for the good of ;heir wools. I friend. and he has thous asaplyAndis abed 6180 1.*hick n _. • E. _ --- [B asses test oar liberties to lulu*, nor did we ever 110bOat to lull ' nt laughter,.] --The prieCi le of the pre. i"m "Pleasant t° IPPP° 06111 "1 a ll "" 13 7. 1 I like lb° cu dewr armed •••••uerors- II is tritt,4 l6 ll l "4 l 4 4 wbitanti Imubob il t° °° ' 1 / 1 1 0 -Rea " gll P ".gw° iele" 11 ` . ' •TulliTcl V 11b41 ' iota At hoi:iistration 04611 mord ° P inions-it has 'of his character, &odour 'IV OR: 10111 ihwaid MUM the I T . i ll n r ec l ine sd by feand and .0 , .'t.. e f may, relisa the •- , see 7:o6 ,lo. 4ithiltutli la this twill same frankness , aud openings. Peor r ,C OftlT . ,_ ll4 , irk ooB l. , ,,___,.iii, Mel otOses wee never, wort a Goad Wia ' e W IIII " ' - . . 111/1 '' ' - 'tigilt... ' it, Bi "rquivocally disclosed itself in all their wove. well knows, that a areet . i , ert !news-it is simple and sillgle•+&:""ti - me '' ""'''''?"` ' M 0.44484 eatiati race b.. spin up, iiidiiiiiiiie aid die- ~4 '- • ,ti;.1.0. tvalill - VA-. ~de-,;, . , • Limyrick Is ia the beads e( tbastlielies.-Itae 'the .QmakesaWf .-' • • 40 04 .• - • "f "., ht 4 _ 14 ' 21 59 16 ) •• ' -••-• '- 6 in ~ v loserick, who pontos almost Nee resoitte of, th_ ths e i gette at iri Zth f i w t e rt 1110 ! belizt a giVar ld . aidaillar "' "..-i e . • .., •, ,_ lilt 41 . .. It) 'till . ; .4: 6ll. ig 4 {,,,,,,..., ! - -4ome of them pneteivil s iv.'he ,. ' sue 'Aiiesssily to us, and that with the*mitptlon or the 4 Owe T". Pf ili milted el. •• •• • • • Qt. You A ..1 know, *i s no s inse:_thersgsvome : beb- tall et th e Corporatiots-EVisruglithsg4 l ' Weal& - d $1.; :: , - SS V6l Patedoi die; %...,.. - 1 Oor'n , . orte ebm n i es _f or t h e h ypecr i sp , Tbeyt t iL hothead amongst th e wee, whit •to bill willilithiffillyA n j e llit t i r e n 4 a b i ag e ram of we mem ref . 001414 41.!* 1 prpeltemer,aqu.s•••3o •At • ' : '• dare ow A t e ~_l, illsglapsceiMooktoltberettli- - Oleireataffitegusl ' '•'—', ,.„' - Swam " dilt illiel_lOttiOlis when 11 " 41 . AS ne Flour .v. 44 I ••• ilis. 'Ws: ,i i i '‘.msoor QR.'S*" 4 - 1/0 - 4 1 .1 04 ,. 'Vie,. meitiie seedier detail* file/Ise *owe asompoill alit Iha glory or beellariess Ktirojw-whbet _tie , AM. ! e 5...„..... -75 11A lianoill .!.,,... ;up At • • . , •. . , .••. . . , ‘' . • - . • . . •, . 7 . - •_ ...., .4.0011 . . . . . ) • • --- ._ . ...... - .., • • . rt. , ~ . • . • . - - . . I ii It . ! ; 4 ,