The Statesman. — London, England, 1813-09-03 00:00:00

t hew - . gram ---- of binding, dog the connection:' eggerated the dangers which are to from the present coudition of the These dangers are greatv reel and dangers that are opposed to them rmanripation,, are trifling—ynagivary The question of securities is one, t ide of the water, we have great voportance. Let us, as justice all the inhalaitants of Ireland, t o their differences in religion, on civil and political equality, and their satisfaction, their happiness, t il de, more valuable and substantial the most jealous regulations of the sfrold us. We repeat here the , nounced in the name, and in uni i ng c, of Ireland, by Mr. Putr.r.t, c t i l es ;—we offer our lives. Give we offer our properties. Give ur our dearest ties on earth, our w Give us securities I t —take our oat bellow out securities ! Catholics, , e itioc at all, since they will. no lei o f Itraren as the trustee of pont passage is highly interesting, not clear and unanswerable argument a very correct idea of the univt Irish nation on the topic to whiel ing of proud and generous Wyatt. injurious jealousy evinced towards The proceedings of the recent g or y, assembled for the purpose piece of plate to Mr. TaAcY, la( that Borough, as a testimony of bation, for his zealous end independent Parliament, Will he foond in ar Paper. The great respectability comprehending almost all the that neighbourhood, as well as merit of the individual, whose I celebrate, render its proceedings tention. The coastitutional scut all the speeches delivered on this will, ere long, wit trust, become duce such a reform le our system . alone can secure us against the manifold dangers, both foreign and domestic, with which we are menaced. " Y 44 what he has to endure„ i who,iii,thestibves, advoCates your cause. Every csluniq wbickbas heen.heaped ou you comes redoutik4 upon us. „We Awe eilded .traitors, because we wish to obtain for the Crown an unanimous people. Ws arecileeci "post - stet, be .csusewe will not persecuts giViStiallity—llld we ;re branded as Separstists c co; a9r:, endeavours to bindins, Danttic has hitherto been but loniely blockaded by a Russian corps. It io , perhaps; by this time, placed in a state of close siege, a British train of battering cannon, consisting of 130 pieces having been for warded up the Baltic, for the purpose of mounting the batteries, with a detachment of the Royal Ar- Lord Bunourasu is, we have heard, on the eve of departing for the Continent on a mission from the Ditish Government. Before the Robert Rams cartel left Liverpool, to prevent the departure of improper persons by her, she underwent a strict search by six Revenue officers, and an armed vessel accompanied her out to sea s that no such persons might be received on board before she Snails left the coast. Tire ittobss-Mgetr, which le expected to sail this day from Portsmouth for the Mediterranean takes eut with her a Spaniard of distinction. fr- .ie ow._ o, w .u. --- 'Moro tillery corps, under the command of 'Major Max 111011ALD. On the .46th nit. one of the large columns belong ing to the superb entrance-gate to Chester Castle yard, was !Tared upon its plinth. The Denbigir•Mt- Milt attended upon this - occaolurt; wird'aftertlie eK limn was reared, fired three excellent collies. Their . Colonel, Sir Watkin Williams Wynne, after topee situ in a small circular cask' cut in the plinth, se . . . annihilate the fetters that in aid s of.. „ clog the connection. To thise Inoy,bt added ? . .tbo .fowns of power, the envy of dullness, the wan plaice of exposed self-interest, and, it, may,. be, In despite of AIL natural affection, even ,the.,divefour!ropspietkia.. dred. Well, be it SI) : • 74 . flee; tairFroiesi 4 ; 6 ;, • 1 14.01 11 5 1 4 1 : 1 4.P.,4 -1 14- OA. - For.thee, my Country, **ear. . ,rlkilte 40 1 ; 4 , I, pm, act asbamed to confess to zon, o tlafatAsne • tbeAlSeke6l-- St., - - - . A ship is arrived at Falmouth from . ___—..o, mg .__ ;y, . - _ 4 .1-- pinks 4.,, 40 when I was as bigoted as which she left on the 2Oth of August ; of course she veral coins of the present reign , placed • over - diens a but I thook that Being who gifted me with a •mind bar not brought such late news as we have already brass plate, bearing the following i nscr i p tio n : --- not quite impervious to CQ11T113.13011, and I thank gine, recei;ed. It is said that the garrison of St.Sebas- ' 44 Under this Colman, erected August - 2s, 1813, villain W•W In the pre 'scare of the Royal Denbighshire Militia, Sir who afforded such davrnin*..testireenies ,oruly.ersell't, - ltn. . tian was . summoned on the 19th. We doubt it. Colonel of the said regiment, _placed this Elate, to record the I I saw you enduring with patience the moat uneseeitsd The Prince of ORANGE had yesterday a long intet- signal victory gained over the French, by Field-Marshal Lord, _ assaults, bowing • b e f ore - the insults pf revived. anoi ' view w)th Lord blErAttraw at the Admiralty. wenington, near Vittoria, in Spain, June 21; 1813, 2d of the i Regency of his Royal Highness George Prisms of Wales." Tentilies, ilk print. We . wxemplary,, in public an offending; in the.- hour of Pleat -ltegfrting . yoor There was an error in the second Swedish Bulls- 1 Round this plate upon the stone plinth , was cut tiu, which it is material to correct. In Mentioning the follo w ing e Memorial 1 of the lost triumph of the i loyalty, and in the hour' of - ,danger-praiting it.. even the defection of the French General de JOMINI , it '' when the triumphaut enemy Peeeteeted ' • Marquis of. Wellington :—" Viotory 4 the P.yre. into the very was said that he went over to the Allies on the trees, gained by Lord Wellington, duly 30, 18t volileart of our country, 'p.p.- the - banner of your al.- " 1511 i of July,"—it ought to have been the " 15th ' • Most of the company present at the launch having ! legiance bearing refofation on- your Wanderers, . : No of August: l • 1 - adjourned to witness the raising of the column, th e i wonder then, that I 'seized my prejedicea, and, with Major-General JOHN HAMILTON proceeds lime- Castle-yard was crowded with 4n assemblage o r a blush, burned them..ort the Altoy.of my Country. diatelf to join the army in Spain. He goes by Ply- il, believe , most sincerely that every man worth haw beauty and fashion rarely witnessed. . I mouth. The appointment of Jons BEsIT, Esti has been ' CrisaLsw Mscsv, who made an attempt on his lug, has done the same; the repeated' disoussiwns of own life ors Saturday last, at the Blue Last, in Cock- your cause having convinced every .one,.wh . o has-not officially noti fi ed at Surinam, to he receive; and ma cow, Ludgate - hilt, we understand, is expected ;sager of all the estates and property in that Colony, 1 _ . . to ;an interest in opposing you, and there is not now in his,! the rank of your enemies a single. creature who 'has belonging to persons in France, or in countries un- recover, after bavitagesabarged two pistols into the ` rank the faculty .of reasoning.• I ,know well, there 'are der the power and cot:troul of France, with full moutl. 4 , which carried away the tongue, and part of ,4 stilt tom, Security-men, a. set 'of beings whom. no both jaws. power and authority to take possession of such SUD EN DEATII A most awful thin could convince, a most laughable, if they were estates and property, and to receive all rents or D . . ' and melancholy not a most melancholy specimen of the race,,wkich other slims due to such absent proprietors. installer. el: sudden death occurred on Wednesday ; ften begets upon dullness. Hww- o ,igiogol ; The Duke of gusset has signified to the Magistrates lest, in Ray-street, Clurkonwell. Mr. Petinock,...bieetrY seen an assemblage of these legislative , lees, worth •de..l of 11.1tIon.gatclen hie wish to Iv. present at the fibril : vslio k_ k f ep . t die thus and Punch Boni Public-house, i examination of James Leary, for the murder of rd- 1" th at s ; Ala " a very respe 1 ctable man and a good. visitte " securitiee over the orgies, of' the punch companion, after leaving uis pai , their minds, like their favourite beverage, a ward Cli ff ord, which was the cause of the examina- .lour, where he as . bewi ; medley of mawkish and-vitiating contradictions, and ties, heit.g postponed until next week. usual entL fabled the company o itti, many a pleasant; The hiIITP Pst.arox, it is is alive and well joke, " for many a joke had he s " ~ their few ideos coursing afterone another, mid the most on his return to said,ludicrous collision, through the fumes of their intoxi at Milan, where he has been permifted to reside the her dropped suddenl y d o an d expired. ye t .. an levet on the b o d y at t h e ; cation. How often ham i'oeea them, their bands with his uncle; &Urn, new Dolce of Sleet, pe. "„rcla, 3 1 ,LA‘ 1 , 64114 5 , and dittleMindi graiyiag the Con- Vice Pie.idefit of the ci-devant Republic of Italy neu us% let' Gop*w-rovr, before Getman Boo; ?grasPlng the jigs i solation; hicooeghing• corashion 'to 'Christ, for the Rho lweatne responsible for his nephew's conduct. ' son', Esq. Coroner for sixt csesoty of Middlesex the way . After the exeusioatien A ellfreky witnesses, whose mo d el ou t o f sake of the Church, and drowning _their own me- The chief areument for the increase of were that hethiite an apOplectic fi t, the, compihneut to King William's! These of tile Directors was not advanced an Wednearly at a edich .„.‘ Di d bs the v i s ie d i en of are the admit's, wite, clamour for securities ; these the Gesteial Court; htit is reserved, we suppose, for 7 14:„:19fieed - we ' are the creatures, before whose fantastic - and begot the next discussion; viz. That whenever a vacancy 1MW..." We have authority . i t h at, • ted shrine five millions of human beings are asked occurs there is a scarcity of Candidates. . from Mr. CUNOw to say, .., to sacrifice their liberties. Gila& securities !—we in the late oppositicon shown to Mr. It —r. ..awssoND, a L ,,,- , ... Drafts. to the extent of 'wady 800 meni from ( lder our lives—Clive vs securities !--we offer our the I , t, Coldstream, and 3d Foot Guards, have been only neither himself nat. any _ of the people en g aged , tne r pe ties—Give us oecurities4-.-take oar detsrest at his Theatre, were among the parties, but that . e ordered to ma r c h immediately to Portsmouth, to em- 1 ties on earth our wivesoodf.cbildrotoo-Give us ASCU , . bark for the Peninsula. every pains on his part were taken to diseountesancal . i his I titles .-take our oalbs..—BAlAosill [bay bellow e tt g The generous and humane people of Sheffield pro. altogether every i dea of a purpose so revolting to I _. . t sore - *to ', securities, aided no less than 40,000 cxcellent dinners for the o P illi „ on ' Oa* - - -- dietressed labourers of that loon and neighbourhoo d """"klicßik'n's. Sig" ' L .... 116. Whe e l trade st i ll -*gr . . 7 1 , 1 ' and great arrevals fr.an the Baltic, cause a further depreciation during the scarcity, which a plenteous harvest is now in price. Oars at tact prices. Barley rather lower. In other " joke fast removing. articles no alteration. I nalt' .-- 941111114 It was said o f Ki ng WILLIAM the Timm that he Wh ea t kEngfish) 801 —, 06 New ditto .00 00, tir was passionately food of the chase, and made it a 'Attn.( h °reign) .;....70 105 Beans % ... ... ~ ,01 ga 1 f .. . 44 4$ Tick do. .• . .66 bi i point never to be outdone in any leap, however Itz: - ley , —3B 40 ' perilous. A certain Mr . CHERRY , who was devot. Fine auto .61 ' VI to the exiled family, took advantafe of this to Ir t •i; •• form th e most pardonable (Win; which was ever Ditt l a e ßoiF tomer! against a King's life. He regularly joined New ditto . the Royal Hounds, put l.imself foremost, and hook ( " 7 Pew the most desperate leaps, in the lope that WM- I rtAsi might break his neck in following him. One ~ o ay, howe ver , h e accomp li s h e d one so imminently Matt'' " e••:;eron,„ that the Kilo!, when he came to the veal - - tplit, shook bis head, awl drew back. It is further • P"Ill•• • r%.!, that Mr. Citztore at length hrnke his owls Vim ' n , 7k, and thereby relieved' the King free! farther , nu!. ..;- .jiid‘r.o • -• ook.. ..---itc4fierbwor . " ) 4. ~,a 'for . tt•"lfit'inlkfelieiiii 41411' . ' forestall a 0 .mmerCitir f • 'Crolg' etiviclfitipaetious. • Vie have lost - erekthi 2 sitrejN INV( 'high `aiid national dignicy - of 4411 - Irishmen will 4itter forfeit.* They tittAiet&Tbellikrn us eOr Intperial ' Crown, Ind Sold . ons birih-right. we hate lost :lhe !Iritance our' fithire'liiffiit; thati Got 1;, there are I 'some who spirit wilt ivitootate ItV`itnil;if it Inuit be So; tti - e 'Metro% In a mintier wolthY the•Poiretrrirt 451"Kf octs. . If ever there - was an `opportunity '4O . tugland to do justice with dignity, it the Pieseitl :now ? wile& Irish blOod has 'crimsoned • the• cross apan 'her Naval Flag, andis - Irish Hero'strigel the H a rp to Victory Open the sainmit of - tink Pyrtiiees'.' England, Epgiand, do not hesititis;'this ' hod, of triumph may be.bat ta hour of trial the CipriCia of Fortune are , not to be trusted': owe sealsiin 'More may show the splendid Panorama of turopeen 'Vassalage,. arrayed by' your ruthless inairiy; and . glittering beneath the ruins of another of LoNoott. Alew months ''since, Moscow stood Ai splendid and as secure: fair rose the , morn on the patriarchal dity—the Empress tier NatiOn, the Queen of Commerce, the Sanctuary of Sitattgers ' her thousand spires pointed to the .11eatens, inb her; domes of gold enriched the son-beam. Tyrant came—he marked her for his residence:4' and, al if his very glance was destiny, with all her • pride, and pomp, and happiness; she withered (ride the: world !—Merciful Goa, if - this• embroidered. Butcher of the Human Race, - heading hitt locue legions, were to' land in Ireland ! I do not ask what would be consequence—l am sure yoh world Oppose him, in the lansgbige 'of your young • 66 with a _torch - in one hand, and a - " - Buf' I do 'ask, - what "* . ', o •llk • , , . . . . . ... - .e. • . ..' • Ir• ?, : ' It,: .' - .• • I . • - • '- .' ... • •" 4. . . . . l'T , . • .... ••••• '. •' . .. o.''' i . ':' i lik . t..` , • . '. ..„..; ~..a. g .44.:. • ; • ,,, , 1".'• " .7 • • .'4., : • • .7.• •7- t • ' , ' _ . ' • • ........;•:'-----.. - '-•;:-"'* -." ''' .'; • ' . 4% - . t.0....- - -........, , k444.5.4r..- a - V -- . --- ...- _,._ ...- -- - • - , .. . .- . .. _ . - „ ..-. ~. We Issys tob ste i t irs l .%A*.' " .-" "li . • - . "' *itiaitimk - *aim '- - Lintz. , ... i , i. ,- ~.. ~ i , Pow sosaciii, • Aleilid,att. egtag oat a.. . WA. kayo tiecheq....noveh , .41011011 W .. 41 a morbid monad 1 . ;7 , t . , ,014 MIUMAVPiII'er iltit‘APD*44 '. f _ , ('- • heal 44 the *gel. telp* 4f c dues to be 111 P, i Sister itc 4 11104 . 1 1 101.66f.a•r`le . " %ec t i ' l lq. s . Pliki..4o . "''' '' - ' ' • ,Dell ' ee v rol•• W. a1150•,454.41,014 oto o l o o rs gee** pely-.-we hiee too main of the Oitiatere i Wilt i • Canis Lieut. Bray, it 141111,44, 1 0„ Downs ' [A s thaeoldles 4)4 eta e- yji ill ,Ak rolts. t p o s o sis u m peeity of Ifee#sil ' ' -' • -. ;, , 4-'..1..t.i , . -,- ' R ee se '1 it wgt riot kJ it I. at be* bet,' fool end Aut I. lini junn • . t ' i r .4 km off Flushing, and hanospopt I . :proleus ' lar. eldllipri sod Ms. le& (kw n by the enemies 01 , iolier so , . Dews ihers .wee...imiti Keen 1_1176 . 10.0.4R xavitbdolorrthitoisivolrsk.i , ittimil., 4.,..., ~...,, ori y .. ,:i .. . to ed ." mo th tili„,, of reito m tiall aya -hf ost ahtt t h arm . sad Ise the egi a ng oos tir or Pr ia tte ing,. seise . . .. ilulrY or remete 'lt h.lekside the lorpregnablet. tra : 77700 ship, - - bf which, ea this With. Intelligence stating that • itd, glgragemeet ' C, e l f r e lt * - " r " .. ' " r - i-i ':'•le A ' • 144 801 " Si - e. - • •,. s k ur IF mu:inAlien 'relia . osiff lie ,4111 JP& -. 31,0 4 ,40, - 04Aarefedo stet, oftls eafillerti good ally over - rand the bad lakes place between, the. Niwit,4* . ilk s ,and tows cog ink ,'Sir t ig .wim s i lt ., • I me, Ihit: Chfiathen prot tati t i t is litatesanias; and,politioti, heat*, ce demands, Oleo the F renc h (no date mootiolled)s . lila .. **flatter t o Wolf asperse'? ,sr ik4r. 044istisite litrenible On ism • . iing...L.aeligies ought. nol v ill id, without and bad sustained a lose of IP,ON,let i l o tt i ete : . a - ri . 1 4 QS addressing you , .. .ter the .la : . ititi v liavijati wit.. -11'4 words . .etkilipeder, ise . ied into: 4l temptation ;," • , the . engagement, they . m ) tier_tn, L a. 5., ., ~ ~, _ . _Alta; ,^ nested . What vei n at aidinioa liri, R , who never befora . ' li lt M il d net h o lds her.obalicir sionid - be pars, an& on a fair footing of , writ, and the King of t Ansa, Is4l l l . ,IP .1 addressed a pub c Weyer would - 0 4 p riest , a in . tOotpl(? should )30 akiritless as the !T wish Ibe but an anwe i r ty ty elbellyttiii itie ig• if I attempt to f r a t osents o f h er wailer?, Bilk only .degracles, ci we shall hare .11 1 You this as I have use received A f t, ~ , se, and their grafi- it may prove authentic. • i's-. _. . . 1 conceal from • ' Ihe'Whetithdt"ilittli ' which lam —Arrived' , r jesty's i • ntial securities than POITSMOUTIII, Seer . 2. —Arrived . „.I. , , •.. .. . Wellth' only impoierislies, iesed ointments Only diet. I agitated by thie Itiodaellavt.' , 7%-datiestelf4. 4 o 4 Mete , Spire bert her sacred'porcla- becomes the more sub& ~, 4 :•irrtthnia9 1 s w o h I C o h n O n t e h aermaconanso tt t ur t iit a k i c i .:,,p e ,f e .. 4 cervices lime free ita simplicity, sad ahntdd.be seated on au he Legislature could ships Egmont, Danemark, Medgiofi .. 1.,,. glowing words pro- from off Cherbuigh„—Saiied the Vseft I me 'lathe, ir e d '' • ' inacoassibl• to human passions—even like lwonder,. tot ever crowned figh• a! , ... ..,,,,. wri..„ ot* . . l'u the sempit of some sp ine aison. with the feel. kat for the Downs ; Ereort gun4b g . 4 . 1' 1 y - .• - ,_ , F10 1 ,. ~..,,1 11. .t !Wt. , : ‘ ..tf_i_ttpr___ n. z iemisionce s . . with the Golden 14eece, Wills, und er _ efirrox A • his i f ess to you; I N e i 4 . 4 ?.. ; .4rdirfter, • imitgatien-nliefe l , . - .. • • • • __ _ _.._- . ~_- i i p s ,--" Give es se- Majesty's ships Doneg•ai, and SP 2 rtiare s ler Chat- I where every object springs: ere* . sweet . assecc.n ) ; and. (ego t ists. ; (impost of humus lolirmitiOs breaks with tho. t outline of the dreataiint, while the vain ham. His Majesty's ship Pembroke for SlOti! , . gge• and the loveliest sisiene r eild,Wireo As tee r ett 11l beneath, harmless ,arid live us securities ! reclaim-Ails MaieseY's s hi P ClitiTtif is apOointed time, rise' painted on the- eye' Si mensorr-altere• • that -the day of, *sweetie barlorista Aced tPeitg' - ' is securities !— take d h'ldriga, for the North Coast of Spain ; , eO4 the Nee- , where th e . ii s h t 6 e. ii erin • felt." blessed my fo u nt , _ _. view, and Nikture breathed er:tliat "Woe religion ,shoold . again take refuge ' wives an e.o l'es co e n n vo is y ippointed convoy for Berbadoes, iths. .Stili s till 0 1 7 i. In Inc. tic, I* infant Heart, among the astuesses of the mountain and tb o do te r. as ARV' S • CIT, ZPT. w • —Sailed —Sailed the Kist George view ' itil iki I s iah I . g cow for my co w but dea 1 . ) :1 4 *a fniltleis of the ditern-- , better ii , st the reek of mar. ~ . t - I, give them no secu. packet, for Heligoland ; Auckland packet, and the i chill—here, where the scenes of,Airelsildh - re.. I &roils Bigot r"), .sin4old ago in terminate the miseries of ',take even the GOD Lady. Repeats packet, for aotten6urgli, all with ! 1 mind me how innocent I was, Ind Atiok graves of caY ',your Priesthood, „lied that the gate of Freedom ' allegiance!" This Mails and passengers.—Sailed the outward -bound 1 1 fathers admonish me how purel should iieetilmle''`• :tumid 'be' only . open tia the thefaitit'tht. atone'. of Baltic convoy ; and a small convoy , under the t only as it contains - here, •sbuicling as I do among my faispatvialekei_. wildartyrtioni, than that riey shoOKAnd fileir 4ll "lals • * - Pincher gun-brig, for Heligoland. • ant,, but as it affords - earliest sympathies , such a teettantai maratitt& not . with the wage s o f a Court, atittsexpeet their ecelesio -. '-• , • • ~ „, Jperely as an' ittrecticuateifrietes so4..,,mostat.egintl.. 1 ~.ami e st m et_ l , „r f rom ga l avant...piety, but frees rerseliaelngef the ... . ---VBI4ENT-GAOI , -13 6 / 4 1•Thilt47111A ..." , om o y ,. -doeu,-4‘dostk,lo4o to pps o ku,plSl 40 , 0110.111, 81 ' 1 1. 40 ' * divoirostitytiop?, AWOY4*-thea. 1 Isi ''' "i"" Lthit rolitis—e feel..., , , --....-- •>. , 1 '4- , cif. Oh ! believe, warm li the iteiVtAat feels,: and :via you L 4 4 Have given jour nosh, alteetly ; end,. even ty, indignant at the This Theatre was lighted up last night. talryfthe' Willing is the tongue flirts peaks and still keannot, f3 l b ou could you ought to give no more. This ire. is it. effect of the alterations which have been masliesince .. .ty shaping it in my rude and.disexpressive phrase, 1 i fickin f or liberty lt 1 d• 'll -. UniOn — g is new t o aan . I. . its closing. The effect was striking. We have seen - 4 hock the sensibility of a gratitude-toq full to be sup- 1 that abominable o ff spring of Blond and Ilribery— t Meeting at Tewks- no style of public ornament which so happily uniteal,pressed, and yet'too eloquent for lieguage. .I.has not yet so ledgered us into the.celculations of a a ! profuse richness with delicate beauty.. The low it ev . , If any circumstance could add to the ore of presenting pleasure o f ! oommercial policy, as to hear, without indignation, , .! boxes are decorated with pannela of . 'raised wor v thi s day, it is t h at wh i c h I feel in introducing to the I men asking us, " What will-pm giTe Of if we give . ' rte Representative o f . each with the Rteglish rose in the tentser the second t friends ,of my youth, the .friend of my adoption • i Rights I" d"lf we take the ' chains off • • I you your. . an f esteem and appro. range with the thistle ; the third- with the shamrock : though, perhaps, I am cottnuitting one of our im. 1 one ,part of your Community, to rivet them on . an- fependent conduct in i these devices are in gold - ; and nothing can be lucre ' puted blunders, when I ,speak of introducini one 1 , other, wont you consider it complete Bmancipa- • another part of our ! glittering, light, and elegant, that; thel first vie* of whose services hive already. rendered him familiar to I Lion?" Yet such was the Bill---; MU which the 1 of this Assembly, i the building. Some improvements of Important* in • , every friend of Ireland--.-4. ips). •who, conquering ; Philosopher of Botley:.so characteristically called the construction have been made. Thf dress-boxes i every disadvantage, and spurning every difficulty, has .is eminent persons of i a Job for some, and,. Tub for others." Such was have been enlarged, by a judicious •deluctioe from , poured around our misfortunes thespiendour of an 1 the boon which one of riser Committee, with the is the distinguished . the dark ones behind. The circle mind the upper i intellect that at once irradiates and consumes them. ! most stupendous' effrontery thakever graced the an. services it met to , boxes hs.s been taken in, and added ti their room, ; For the services he has rendered to his country, from : -flab o f political jeggling, kisilise.eudacity to assert, s well worthy of at- ' l , while it excludes the inconvenieucet and impre- I my heart I think him; and for myself, I offerbirn i . A. If Ireland did not receive, we would desert her." • atiments with which 1 prieties which are connected with the i . farmer con- .1.4 personal, it may be a selfish tribute, for saving me, arel s andneeds not inch weathercock adherents; and i struction. The arch over the stage has been throivii is occasion abound, i:by his presence this eight, frein . eey.iittempt at, hia , l it Beck men have only meentedoo,our misfortunes I adndrably intolight, and . the greater, part or the 1 panegyric. 1.....: 1 . . ,' .. I fttr the purpose of capering.hatcr place on them, Opey e universal, and pro. 1 changes redact credit :on flay taste that conceived -- Indeed, Gentleinebr. pea via.. ,, ..*Te - nut little idea g a d t h e i r sea l s no ve r y Oietuncippisision. n of Government, Ai 1 horn. • -..-- . 3$ 40 Fine , Ito 4i . 44 Oats 4O 44 10 Fitie ditto . OO On letto . . 110 1,70 Poland do. -..... ...... .. 1 loiters — Feed ditto • ' VI tto .. . ' '14 0 16 Floe Flokr ..... ....00 Pr.w Sid fTIIFIELO INARKET.—Siers. 3. To sink the MI, papoose at 141 b. , '', .S. St. to Si. 8.1.,1 Head a coati:H*4r !.,, ..th. 11.1 . to 7s. kki. 1 flouts ~ ".. . 4 . P 10 " .. .4. Oil. to 7*. ed. eltetp -' ' • ' 1 Viia .. A. 01. so 71. 41. 0a1gt . e.“...t........t.. In .. Si. OIL ft , Is. 624,. 10th.,, A .g . / t A omaitit. , NO IN A V 4111 iticllST; - Ifni - IW. '*, l . , t'' ) Clown .• . • IP_• U., 04. IS. 11, ,1114« , •,.. , Straw 1 - - . Nom 'tall amid°. ' . , i ';'. 'l4 CC le&moribinlstis teniptis eget. tt Was anliih contplimedt*e es & to your *egret 1 friends that you bore 'With ptitieneti'aech an :aped. !ntentitronyisiir itiferinso s calf lt'be repeated by 1' iltilitiv, no nutter by willing, Uktips the country 0 :will IlitOWn'hiat. Sidi' alliance: via/ retard /Our ; 1 Cense ',mei gerietatran of them could not defeat it. I ! Thli t na bf riiiiiitd is on its march, and who ahall. r %illy f • irr4 ntigfit ai well set' bolindaries to the F . ehbretetetii Or/Vitstliatid"thii' . ootentents of 'the . 4 . #lli4tftl' - clean ii" ; ifther lifectihe Or oppose its -Pladtilif" : :- 011:44ituciltAVIrtsbtleit the *pier)._ vitirriifiroilft k s iiit reloicing—lts path paved • th 'MA I and'itirgnii et ernity. It is the operation e' iifithis great tnerlitgliVditwr - ef npinleh, 'Cid by the - ~Prest, liid'hy lep e ottfed Aicastileitit that I look /be .-4 1 i".rttr u I'd in ate iiiitdit ; ifnuly :tiit dtstabl, 'but 'lt Is , certain?' Aiid - *het do ii - l`pleyesiVitignify in the - 1 fife Or it n4tton' ? I" treat *elite iirnii Irishman. so 1 ifor,iftitir 41_4111 Asibitfan; fliitle'iiiitiftliot" too* . . .___. i titles t=take our oaths.—Stil t l yi ttill they bellow malt' Enthusiast, ' 6 with a _ torch - in one hand, and a Isecurities !—Catholiis, give lee ,np, securities.ot awed'. In the other." 'But"' I do ask, upon what all, since they will not take gem the God , of 1411.• .- prhlillple could the - advocates for your exclusion so: yen as the Trustee for 7055 ' tale& ace. I re- : licit your assistaace? would they say, " Re-conclue7 I joke that that fit 'they compeind,,pf oaths and:pe- t t elstendanty; find we will repay you with -bond-- , i f tei nettles, the Secusity•Bill, haebeen m mo.. mooted by all "—lt has hien said, that there is a faction ill .1 ties—the People of Indeed . l Not bee neffsneg r,eientl • who woofer join this' Monsterk-a French centuries of death and der edotios,,,Jot tke o ppkwpar 4 lilky. If h a l b# p. yl l en I s hii hi hi m . w h o ho • of patting on.- at last ,a piebald geese of'"vaga,soitPppored' over l i t COviVres reirit 'the "eretir of his tinsel, which could only add to their wretchednest*D.[lrilatt4:4 44 lity. tribiai, 'it 'isciiied tat itnerable ridicule of ostentation .. ' Tina prodigious Coalition malli'th ottd sit thesi'ettireett_salibett Con latetuatee the memorable Committee, mei pm It oat • otAiris,2llfilit v ilifiit* at OW iiiiiist;lSC V_ tee convintl theist heads that you will be content *tit hockatertait ap t thei ere 1114in: 4 13in I cure not on what authorit y ' half a dozen Peers aod.Peositmors, fpx4se p olitical it tlino, thei4 is vsktFthoh l ieetudin Ireland ; bat, rialto, or allow your Prelates Ws draffelle.lidtkaA, Wit tell Mr. VrettiW , -ernet .Afiereie t c-tbere' Is halter about their necks, to.* mglgar mutiny. o , Itli!Trish"Pirtyrind 'wthld 'lt net be shkeßge, if every village tyragt I And. * leliat ? . Why, i 'Mete iveie non a l i taiiitot Pet tositiMisar order to enrich a fe,w 4 ,, _1 fedi» •plik 00 :108tini4 4ttitiOd *Oh t Bane otal,Constittflien 4 ti;rdsigh soMe ettiti stie ' ' ..2„ * .ii *MU ' l , l Att itativ'9iat t; , .'ailiii.. *ha 'JAR &No' t 'with . no of we i norm% • .- , IA ' trxhai,wilhout to Ett a cif . .bet 4 tt; ra ,jr , ~, -* Ay ,a iiiii - • •• . „ ow enief. IfiiierdAi ,t, 4 • .., ~,.„ : . , :i t ,. rititetii.dle In Clefeike of : • *nest . tiqhty hall • the interferenee o r 6 ' , .i.• i. • lliar.ses th.i); ( ltoiset thia eleAkfii titielfiebkdd .. A. 4 , .... . I.' " 1 / 4 * grst4:i. wa tot ,‘ lso Tv , 1 ,I.:1% I • 4Lti. 7 • • I I I ~~ .~ ~~ ~i i ~~ I ;~ k ~ ' *p 101