The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1821-01-16 00:00:00

i• a re WS se ii- atiseirateat doe Nue sad Odietitittlara, lea. ever intruded try therosittrteal eV tba .Mayol% esti whit* Mds day brie esaliated , lor‘se Nobla Mover date mar: I also head Natio parref oftb /aimed drereglatbareomeNy to de precate end dieetaita all toady pantie% atod , tllol4* idea tares storey !dray Meade. bed Nate arieibtained on sera &d art forarlarotaadierp.• I tam. diatatac6. Eton please/es is roasing-fesward leonine:id% is shaasamessases. Soisba sr atiseboisot ab•lkar 1 10,_•/9119111/Piles‘ of new dirsareby-144 Net Obeit he ll 4 l l lllF —, to seem hhaaloSPe- 1 1041 1 14 • ~lllMill=rcogg liimPliarlits !hick plesolosto.illasoke, Now wiek we the throne of these mhos. .u' The Rey.. &fro O 141/4111104 thgeltsiensas M not I .*giba i.OM c111.1144,11**)1 1 . risholthe4i.lhod IN %db. yidisl who had. fliftimidat 440•81.0ailwhe wanwemenalle fise anJ werralhle4iss gam ssepeese, had spoken a Rood 0.0 of She #.1, 1 4,0110 lhollsoisloy, but had omitted sr sisenien ,he elder mg, Ip ,whiah Ilba.Osacsas et &igloos , waste he attributed laSh Atingle for her existence as a free swine. Ma V Li . Isiiiisgentionesl, that it was by not r4jrcting her she teireiiied is tie day of peril, and was enabled to wore Ihaie hiewihilly which she rainy, seder her eziellenl Constrains. The Ras. Gentle. imam then &Ida to Ong/set of isdlslaßiy in France, RS a wardlef soother wallah; sad as an Incentive lo the people 41 this country to esest'llseveselves agalpst it progress. Sir Fitternscir FrAsols...." Mr. Unit, I slab to say g few words in einvorpsespee of an observation wlllth bsi ?ahem .ins :4iiiiiiiiiiki illeatra . oor peptic 0 r ,”,-.___ - I 11111, I fed myself, 4114/Chn t l i ft Cen i tregartequelly• Ms attune millit pia ; 1 whe . viswarrapiably, attribtiehl aim, tile to la. Vittlevehtealty sea pineal, Ilatießee. Ili he. teriketel, vbertterofthis seetlag, fiat 111,AI1 z- - laSl des, order ; Nto. 118 .1 Rwe."lllr. OW IS--" Mr. Sherlik4r.'lllWilln! !scrimp dl eo, sorbed ail inewtiou Of NO WP. I'' ' ' il mm !!'r 1 ' as osrabeence of sonottre." - Sir reinseatta RAND — 0 I,' !p2 i 4Mu die la •olatratina with the trombone It .erns.-;-(•Ofdsr, oast, "nfettr r)--1 live la fie Church, but I de an live by Ile Church." The cry of 0 Chiesticto ! questim r has beams general ; se which the High fibeiiitipmadiately pot Ibr Istseelpotto she Address! which was entied Widen a dissmitest voice. .may Address, 29.-Bir es I was ewe of llasserev- Wile whi &cattail *Win ilia l*i . sla d ite j 111Ving, I repast your iortoWitte fov a sine soyeeesserfor tithadg to do ets. An ie" i ;Fri& ta te. seemed to we oneolleS fur 16 tit& protest visor stAte of the enantry, anal thouglet It had all Ow appose*, At better brought forward front motives of party. I with to speak plain, Sir: I refined to sign the Requisition for Chia Adds , * us, because I believed it to be inteaded Si an at tack at the %sera, and as approval of As ettessases of his Majesty's Ministers. I am Nubia happy to And that I have been in error.. From lb* tannage of the Address which I have just heard, aid still sore from the soleass and reiterated disavowal of the Roble Earl who proposed 111,11 feel marinerd that this Ad dress is mot wean for.appieheoliorpose thaw that which it inweMpeeMlelol afiatlethstedee spy eireasteaucta.it most lisorseomeanded my coactoreeise. Sly easier the erroomus jemmies that lit Illeadvak woo 6 emirivsoot to prop the pascal Slidecii. did dose to alga it. Iso me afraid of the horsiest*, alf ditlef•MTl- 111 7 avowed Pi*. elides say halm** mad the whole hen al sap • kfe, suf. Scent, refute each is to ties.. 1 hue test allegiance Howe Coo; I elegem* vatossim on eacellan Gallia- Coe • lime long appeshelied cud aaittierd the stagy good ated:piredidrinalielos sthickadora the testis t *Cour grottoes &native. It eolith plenum time I opine well of She' Kies; ma I bus am @drainage over arm al* see a 1 the piermeldey, Awl Imedu so wish meeteSimey. S nee* reviled ernaliannielltdi lamas Prime of WM.-..l miler rentimed In trimilla disrespect amp Weeks of MINIM& triollll 11•11,0,411, 1. perfeetip.ogree wichtho meidelbalidd loyally Ile ear &Jewel's, oast of ateethearat to use SW stitutimmatained ie.the Address. Atovlbeve aammilli for macho purpose, 1 des oat. tbiak see ouill. my hovel, rivaled as we am, perhaps we ought see 10-sopetore. ,i.c!irA t ial A N, Esq ..-ia The Address IllstAng • boo& db. posed of is a sniveler se.houourable to the =:.. li hetele -wadyMaim* that it be lambed Ay the kligh .0-46. munition seastrofilleo. wont, sad tratemiliel Ileelbrillt tu Ilse Load Lieutenaut, bush* by-bius forweggiagilleigar • cohost Phases acuoded.tle motive. • - ~ .' 't The Binh Sheriff kiwis( left she awe, sea ebre Ebel or Coilasown being called thereto, the ablaut' of the meeting were given to the High Sheriff for his very prop - Mind dig. miffed euedect is the Chair, ; after which. dm osecitog 111!i. .'• - 7 .' i lat h . • . --4 .o lpoi+t-__. ----ritrww) ..;,) It , y C LlvEniio44)l4grrniV Psi ), `" 4 i g , ... ,.,,, . ! --rift-7 _.. -.,. ..-, t, -. As Wednesday List, the tweeting of the I ' or, wi.. llawmpoul, originally called by the Mayor, hut arnel Ariabar up by a polirseitiiiiiaserre, was held at t Gott, in that plaetyllicAdie paigesse of cossidering the! peoptheepet petrimelefailshiCed sod fool Attains to his Mal j u mp, usrsusitreaf she heditiou sad wettiments nth, bibles , biseets of dual lloreggh, epee, the reigenties of the firm, , At Wei* eieleette.thw cling of this specious buddiesl awn/Ammo spin, era the Hat was mew tiled with the M.! halitosis. Opt the rastio• of Edward Pamem, E.g. use ..r the Council of the Ourottelt of Liverpool, Thunman thanli, F...q was called to the Chair, whirls No tiled with g .rat diendy and propriety. The motley Clournan .aid, they all hoes whim had eo receutly harvested it the public meeting hell at tba T0wn.6•11.. These proreerliare left the Gentlemen olio had Mimed. tbe Ilequilatiam to the Mayor to tall the Illertisig suly this alternative, either to yield to clamour, mid slam the sinistiletional purpose foe *bids they had asssmlled to be deviated. ue epees again in order to afford the inhabitants of the greet eernmerrial Wan a fair opportunity of visitheetteg Ilurir right. suit privileges, and of declaring to the Kier red I. his people their wistowirois en public affairs. Thy hod chosen the Sallee enairen, sad though the Merin,. me en' sand ~,,, cd by the perwtoce of ihe thief MI • gig i rste.dm Ahmed' their proreadings would net, on that accessed, imp elisele gewhela the lens for liberality mid good order. •-. • - • WILLIAM It 11111•0318. liaq. thew ruse aid sisedid the first it 1•14111111/0, su an elegant said argenseetaliwe speech,. slush Lessitastioan ear setaisaled by thisissil Weise, Eaq. . . ;1241 .yet ` l4O 0 114 e at rousiehosbit 11.0114...fi5;11 depielvil 'rub geese force sod strestrwy doe teeeptlebied evils broriehlilf". Ike tomtit) , by the nttl-Admisostraliou of his Majewes evil counsellors. These Gentler/sew were followed isfisiiiipit 1 -ontlewit li q. 51r..Hba Susdh e C.4.leael Nodliawr, Tlioults Ileitirer ‘ FJq. . J. 13, NAM, . W. W. Cpspieb, Esq. 1141.1usau Ettle, E.I. Mr. E. Smith, mod 14,....E4wrnid. there was as topic tails *Mop AO — Whig' dap ilesl,l Igo . any direr/ace of *WNW ANN Wile fuothio ohoorwitiosio of the some mature he eseabstiel with eoutpllesoutiag t he m e n( vs the hoorrloilgo ho isviostaill.ZPlVal gya4 kWholla that b. .em liacw . -ya'a' Allartr I pojiiß. s dot, btatee. ,, •,. : a .I=clm , a •:' LS. Camay. 411;:1111111,11P-P 441 viola that has bosom #'-'0 1 4 1:11t0 1 711 91 that this swam 'held= bliallef!" ir__ , ..a r e political party view% owl 160211111 , 1 , 01. 0 4 1 . 4 4. , _' . ovoidal which could eagle sallit i s epri t:o s llll l sZCZ rem that isosainity wiiia Was idi IR mach ea that saw Iteimpa.as. ett atilialhAre,W•4l4 l /offf PP...! _ l4l rum our comae/ attodllOr e :4l B g Allill i ffello ette A t aiitatioa, without may is eig op r other politico/ soliproto. 1 • every 'objets. of co n I revert, ' 'mod wavy t* Ifotti, AL I, fecli_iyid sigaiait• Requisifiaa so reupdefelin pappidi , lid sib emus:ipso itself to*. potot opisaip it eil ai d hr l i ec aliellal • wawa be snaorwast beat ap to lii roy • Liea Ito 0 bird to igst the liftoff, 1. • — UM taAioi say 'amoral tt ai p e rile thit 'etialq . ilattil66 saatota, that the ackaow *golly hid co k goWd ild - eel ~( the istiabitimis of tlsit r ggb, roailleber wey 'firee - GiAi %lox asniecessaq i: bet,' c t _ ** lireatwe* I eioabriddi ilk 4. mu Address to the Wag; At lilie";prolisat debts ` , Ail befouled to imply apps S 0 is ahead' Ol'ha Majesty's Miaistees. oat OW K sof *HMO was made is cache pussy spick itt our sioistpe l' Allow **plea ie. Mowewers lis boggy to. 60411wicat vett** , lowa wafessuled, having received a destines asoaraocwaot Woo* er . t3Atater a irviere i=tiTter viattody.sysil 114 , 10 qft a 41%* t ar n.' yr • 12 4 1 iwooi m whew ileseoweihNetpteohoolbdwe Mipiliolh "ft wllslal 44deleroJewl *home ai4. amid WI !delfts ot Omit siiitylo „ to the Chilton% opitme, kalt.'WhlelSk• eiderryoliepeesif. • '"` 1 "" 1 Thomottiot oteboot 3,11411 poslatte, bill Oh: Wei wholly so sulohroso,avol of so fry* a deltholotive oh& qwsJer hes pelikoe boat enoweillbul TM oeoliwwwie of V wwloolopitt, wind, e i.l.l..ltiobwewt owl snotroly one, bat to all she the.. branches of the British Cosieniesesit, were fregisenly ' by the Spencers, slid were received eaftratiebei tiwtf astlitote, who ell oelleiesieptoof hf tiher ensile*, to dislintoish be tween telr htliw of the COwnitution had tkllll.fiders who abs.. the'reolliesoe of thelelloOP,OL • SS. - Abel , elMti .• IMF I sat I ...1, rr• 11, .1 , • .1. ,4 1 . 1/ ES D Air diktausmis se n .... The partial and High Sheriff of Northui berland. in refusing to call a alerting of Ms county in pursuance,,ilig terms or the requisition tnunisiMail to. lionoloo short time since by Sir ettaittlll l lpti t K'Vltit had the desired effect of ,pagigrailittltictimikoitittit .f that rest county frurs'iategibling fel garitrg their sentiments upon the present pasture affairs. They have assembled, and the volottrof the - Making is ouch as the High Sheriff hid draii* ed. How rani the worthy magistrate was just in his uttracioetrefasal of acceding to the !MIA Unit accompanied the requisition. may be col front the circumaisinir 'announced by Sir JIMil SWINNORNt &Sig 44 Oiti• of the late meet. Use Noblest*, sod Gentlemen who had !avid the requisition to the High Sheriff wetiitelih* of landed property ass tin grauty modes $lllllll5ll 400.0001. e-yesr ! ou , "ble a 1 7! The freeboldeti or (140:,' s uffiol„Weriallatabso. Say last an hioopoity itopoolomme of es invitation to that effect. sigma* la emit ;magistrates. The of the _ . discutillell blfealritillitilliji" OR lili 'ilithisellatle and tili kail i drieshie .06#1 k Ite l ia,:ii repiesenta iiipt.44.4:o4oo, e •:... f aboaltate per: ialltiiey. LANA, mei* iialiaisatiol . wild theorists space lattigritspeestlirloWill et Potiflfing the seeress of beiblllh.• " lit bitutelels nights *Mae AIN iti lIII` s juririeuritg for the *Weer-4 of W4,4Q , re. 44..kt0bk0g4. she APti a l l 1 1 .11*.!**Nlifser=4.amellt IfreeSsiei proesimiLiteiehe slitsoarlleptemmillikld•brilsChillsireat earleivistillif a l tb{lloihalliiiiiipprechiel the ***kir Eit ihiii brill itliplalar4)4 • le,nshs bi the tossoituAlc of, th 4 . 11 1 1 P. "4 4 4 g. IVIW Ittiveßelhe IlecwitY 4141, 'sows rairavis ;gasiissit , twig lhowierd in en named *hate& tX t iliell' guide pa 61ire:I 'flit f del Mitt In' ' iitiectives, bet thew tier • , , 1,-.,.... inibeirltlal M0w...440p it 4 the conduct of the blisMeters of the Credo 0 ilhotielom the peewit! of posiimplhog the eitarlosi , grablearframe OW etaiikelphs tradelrgtigll# idle' Sisk of the &Die; 'amt 644. 'lir .6uUtiirpir l ith • what re a called Itadicals, we fled them , idly eon donning every armies of reform bet such as may be earwigs& with the pure principles of the exist ing Constitution, and billitroduced mutiously and gradually: the - Duke of Dseotieutar, in his address, pledged the freeholders of Derby to sup. pia the Cooliisetion as by law established ; the Deka of Ballehher sod his Noble Sons declared tel dliffreeholdefit 'ilf `Eedrerd, that although they I " , lit IsOatt irerottp;swe *eery. they had not as yet *,-- , enlist pag grips whim they shield fatly approve ; to elm ammeheillect spoke-Lard Hotta 0 ii. and now ut :V!, k. llind &WC's - , holding forth simildj this conduct look like a truckling ftiot osi with the Radical,?, Tl**Tbills Air political connexion erithorrempibeleie.! =leo cif Radical thalkollll6 SW . 11 irr ie s P they evidently milk' elltreilii t . , _-ii i$ 5- ~ I hr.:. - .. if !)y COnettei a g their eentragoompi , 4 :E Dine of the Ileilee4 Cifeetli ado soil ,elseseap•* eirt i : .' ! 4aapossioba-Orai a,••••••;/. 31u, •,4T '-' Dittioidffilit efi}ttitrilleOtee l Eft * maeimrstikiaie h e l d ; 44l 1.9: 1060 i ipt.. 4 4 its fi T i r ligketiod. and edveeSse.isee -ish ° lmo lefties*, i - shoe by the partial= of abef , 11114ffeee ••• Pe lrl V Ilse meetings of the Magishatee . tesliN ptilptimeir' fictillkilithaduciog the& W sign adifilliso)* driai. .." ' '" konvictievg the great letsely.4.4wiiipx . ~ .. gegggpef sisitieliSwilbbogOlugh newpilloweiheemmesedorlikallilieletes.o4ma mho mehrlitthal the diklimitiosi itmi diffifolg - here aware of erg acts of smlitian s or Ishispheei , 't behoved the. net So.lell Alteirtiief of their V 014,11. bet to pullet the cirennwtosces of thell i.e web. Cieseek Aldo is their celerities teepee" tirely, and ehligheilliert,"which they ore botal to administer w 4 :4 haste their outraged tusje•ig epos the gukilp hgetiki.opf,the .traitors sad ,ham iiimmtere. Tilde aileiniti sight then. at lamb appese to be jealiffiled' try liliii equal knewledgi 1 Neeli : the merit being founded in the se* " ` t 'oir ieuth. Bat' bow stand the facts ? The V * cp l AN k iii4iii ' i ts . for as they have coma to oar know ' ihmhpearehlbit no charges for seditioo or blasphemy; lid tiblellf libel are unusually few; so that the. iitllsietice, from which principally • fair tags! Aliptpeq,ietime moral character of the miaow, cap : latitinare. condemn by their silence the gratuitous emiestasies that are heaped upon the people. Friuli' the Magistracy we should expect other matters, for when thupraud 441 avow no know ledge of the crimps, apputed, it does not become the Judge, to oillatlii their reactions, and heal general charge* ogiaimitillialle bodies of the people. 1,i,....- - 1 ' We last night teeefirlid Frankfort Papeso 'ili'llie' Bth inst. An article dated Berlin. the Oda last,' .states. that the King of PRUSSIA willikil Wee out .shortly after the Christmas Holidays fee lievisth. ne journey of nine hundred English mile ‘The 66 I b iting is-en extract : - 1 - SWITZERLAND, Decamps' 30. 1 , To give au idea of the number of troops that have riesesmeat to Upper Italy. and which. in case of a lisimmilii with Naples, will partly advance against ilidltingdinn. while a pert remains in the kingdom 1 'or Lombardy and Venice, it is sufficient to say that 3,000 nieu are quartered in the little town of Como alone. We have received New York Papers to the 9th last. The important Treasury Report, containing the estimates or the expenditure and receipts for the years 1820 and 1821. has been published. and the American Papers state, it will carry dismay into every part of the Union. The revenues have fallen . off in such an alarming manner, that the defi ciency, December 1841. is estimated at seven millions four hundred thousand dollars. The question of the Missouri territory being ad mitted into the American Union, has given rise to much discussion. It is expected the measure will 'be warmly opposed in both Houses, on account of: the constitution of that State with regard to dial slave trade; the importation and traffic in •1114110 1 being still allowed in the 'Coteau, t The Committee appeased. weepoet reaped's' the Petitions 'molested on the aohjytt .`"""*Zlrt' . W , ..... • ...of,' br the tarn}', haire reported Unfavourably far the .. 9p..titioasers, who inshedii higher nate of duly on Mish maimia6tivea• No change in the Atwell Maths is ow eipertiee. • - I t inniFttiir t it o i.l)-weili k eneek lie !'The Aw R ned epeelin s( be bonier' Ilie.Teineef tel m e 9111,0einiht teseleisiellielle lab Hemel if .11 it sr 1# 64 0 1 •4 6 ' d ir I,V s k il iA lbl r 67l4 / 4 3 11 •kibe *mei 4, spit jjeiielit rases ad foe oPishisehado Iseeeirt. '. O llllll behltreMe 10 troblOit R ioAlitt, ye MY/ eillahmeSS itet . #l , loillit tie 10444 m f o r or it. co.orilestoicl4 Ownsii4,4 realleriv:# l l••••tr from 11 40 1 / l iggi_ . • ispesied to be very precise is our account of ilkibllime Yllolftel the surihee or Mil gatbired tiatib.44.l gibei‘ . I. :11s1 receipts ipto ti 4,4,„, the pceoetriikr . 141 (*Air nobles pereiv44ll46•4lllosio stalkdol laksia.Ast tiellin;. 111tepeteitteie letb Airing ille font% railer ft? illiteithearteriet in atiiiiateil et 0410,006 4 0 11 1r.lelhilltONtAIW.RIMH1061Lootreeuo of He ye Hest ronllll,lllllolll.dellne pnr1644106601 to the WNW* is the Trouser, MlllOl 66'Siekillty helbeicleg to * I 6/01/0/,' We** 0141401 at r 0 .4.11 40- 15,.. T he 0140,0040iliiaipi. raw Oro estiasate6 at 1111NSI4 {6 • . In 11. IM7Nr M nek VIII , .Waif ot odblekog to this estiMildn4 ire 4 Wake agents' the tnehniry. thlOst day or Wont. Hal t 9 , 638 4 1 0,fi ; the ebetris /ma the Ceatones fare greelipinsinf the idiom* et which they were edit AMON ‘lll6 wit two., Report. Fbit etiteedltere for the year lett. loss liliss iAlok, receipts estimated at 16,000,000 11•111 HI 'NM ¢llll4ll ON " astir, at she Treasury; rues.- meads i 111011 V • '1 vs ' ni kola idadip inadlerosood that Ministers tendered tatinediktely after the failure of the Bill of Palos tort Parables; bet were pre sailed oa tM raitsiii them. Should the Ernest meet which that/ omen to ihopore for the Quite, ow tire atteliat ht . Parliament, not aiaS!ilie *sp ired of. decided- awartrity of the tioipps;:a ((Sr. natal'. it it skid they are detahnined itt riessia me kepi 97;4_1. ... I P 1 . • 13.. . . . • public meeting was held at D'A ace's rooms, Dublin, on Thursday last, on the suhject of the late violent dispersion of the late County Meeting at Kilassioimak Colonel TALIOT was is the Chair. Mr' ileltsstay read the report of 01..014 *Waage Committee appointed to Vedas. Ihr 'AI *wage gists. IMP last envoi* TMe m p l iijaje r iko i l.b.ll;iimiai r ; an Addr4 to' the Low) Ltersonsaulp es doe tub**, bet f • aftsitie wite_Wistrilett Mr. Come', concliida a Wag ~each with roving a Position tobe plopot,m ?bib Howes of eig, It 4.11,111114,114•1111.ipt of the Measaei4 to th; i ptititithlusl; 4 114jell‘sonsi Irs• emit. with illtielau notion. A lettalifiliMilisit t Sim Daimittlii‘iiiw declining to atteilif Ibikfitosing, being occupied with the isportant tltt of bi. ckrical penfeatioa, but ex pressing his unratified disapprobation of the uses. sum pursued tit. 44 We County Meeliegr lawn. 0•Cow Chinfasuerf,"Bilacnesisitesipaint at considerable length. 7 ' • -.Pis tees mmimanisesc=csn -*, • Mr. Can atiter4alkilassul postevday F., Parisi Sir FRANCIS s.lo4** * * solicitor has receives notice, that the seneisee of the Court of King's Bench upon the Hob Baronet. will be moved fot en Monday. the 51.11eisstrint, " or ea soon atter in the next Term as Ciliuml can be heard," and rt. quiriog Sir Faexcii personally to appear sod re ceive such sentence. Extract from a private letter, dated Liskeard, January 13, IE4I : . " A Loyal Address to his Majesty, willow for a dismissal of hie Ministers, bee this day goes up from the Inhabiteets of the Reroagh of Liskeard, to be presented at the Mit Levee by a Peer of the Realm. The letter which semiespe niee the Address mitutiom, that every essitavoor his been fruitlessly resorted to by the Illtni-Loyehati to obtain an Address to his Majesty, approving of the sweseres of his Majesty's peseta Administration--knowitar that they mould sot obtain more time thirty signalers from the IshaiNsues 41, the Borough, they added the words 'sod of its bliosieriad"—aad roes the exerthsee of the eeigliberniag Illhatty twee been smiled into Wilt/IL Afire the defeat alb, ithlesith were roschided, the officiation; Cleverness (wi an iltesteed the near) of M. Clear, called a Vestry to amemble • forthwith, sod there told the Farmers, that if they had but ire shillings in the world, and wished to *awe is. they shoold go into Liskeard aunt gigs the Loyal Address; but not eye 'of his itedirsee followed the advice. Agatha' Reverend Heettentair the Rector of a oeiglibouriog perish, did out • act with :be sense predeece, fur be proclaimed, in the estildle of Hs Church Spender, Geederner, I will saw read yes the Liskeard Loyal Address, which will be taken to she Vestry-Room, whores 1 hope, yo will all go sod situ it.' He thee read the Address heath be amended the Palpit, bet not one of his congregation s at the embellish's' of the iervicet went to gigs it, aldose. billitercHttoce told the.. that he should put his owe at be had performed she sacred defies of bis about to administer the &Lenora'. .I .t, " The account of the proceedings of the 'lwkabitants this Borough will be inserted in the Truro Paper, I'ke mar arum." A Requisition for a Meeting of the County of . Tipperary, sigired by one Nobleman, the Arch bishop of CRUM. % Colonel SAHWILLL, the MOS. termaster-General, B. BAGWILLI.. the Collector, Mears. Wit.cor and WILSON, Police Magi,. triter, and sundry Clergymen, was presented to Sir ARTHUR CiRDEN, Bart. the High Sheriff, who accordingly appointed a County Meeting to be held at Corbel the 16th inst. It is to he observed, that the Requisition wee not signed by the Los ds LANDAFP, KINGSTON ' DOWOUGIIMORR. GLRN GALL. LISMORK. and DUNALLET. the Hou. Sir W. O . CALLAMIAIII, MAIRIET DawsoN, Esq. the Hon. F. PRITTII4 S. PERRY. R. WALI.III, ES+ turd other great lead-owners of the County. While Poets are paying their Addresses to the Nine Muses, a wiser and more numerous class of parson are ievoking the Nine Touttroso Thowooloolo, whit\ the Contractors ter the New Lottery have.piesided I fur the Pubis; sad as Three of them me sere to he ise Gorilla lastest, befog* the Riaig's Spice Is delivered from the Throes we easy fees. the reason whythe Lottery 061ces are or ea;ll:ennedtd with alivestersts. • . ff. or lii - eeitiltelmieg sugeMlllK - - -- ' s . alipergeilelpieeeimielbeill. Ilsegilleilefillueetallee. 4 . 11- SIM - RIIIIIIII AwillelliAi illifrall.o l o - • •. il 4 - --)• ~ ~,,,, l i r ! eiviao. ....t 1 . 1 . 1 • 1 ' 1 `'r. '°- de Iteeehh WW I belesteery sleeely reelearler all 114 - . *el WE' espeeei ilie eneelle. um..., • f p legeeflek Me. Sawed !!aspro= " 4 ra.ll fortf • . A . . 0101aE rs t ei llroZt 4 t, I** la. "1"'W; " . iiirmiateg It ta Mr 41•• gm et et le db. Cetimemrellleeee o ,4closiimelleeil egiefiersele. oder eepleel se eidabi It limo e/frimel. aellaMeo• Wit New* op t • I. .•"iiimpvietbeile r . f calomel WOl4l l ll. sir 0, ewe Nue . oki iiibir i pretty r.er . il eiy arose S x • tp- tor ImAthift - agpalue-414t10.4. Whip alone, bee St ilk e J of England, and . A mm IFlai . '.411 ogo .4it ligpii vetted in AvtilikOvii *vetted previous IP gortiOneiftert iiiiisloOte i' egoism Seditious Mostiogs tti • 4.l:ftiksimillsir alletinlia lisit?eag was meeting was eharacterird by the smite tons 4.10- best 'English marked the' count] meetiogr of Bedford, Beth, Hants, Derby, and vernal others; and resoled°, were voted Mai ea thasiasot, condeuming the 'induct of thieLudli present NiiiillOnlemilliseginc hit Meoreneto dis miss AO tolgsatii,w unwortki,4l( his he rapport of the AstioN. Neer'lalis h Sheriff to convene ftwrig•- immossallso a ssmess. His moneluet woo severely ten. inti*l Wein 'evens! speakers, with whore sentiments the gnat majority of the atteeting appeared heartily Is concur. The only opposiliepar Waned ,to Alta iitesolatisim and Address proposed biltliLllMCMOlopiets, was made by a Mr. Otos, who io,o„inindisualLopen marower, bemusing the subjesree sit Nth 'OO4 stated the objections lie entediftimi suss emstairred in them. A inste•uswapol people, unused to public diacusi.on, .Mr way of expressing their feelings epos topMa may lbeati*aced in the speeches of those who tads dertaleetess7 address them. They applaud kw* •thosetheY'approve, and endeavour to prevent o pha utterance of those they dislike ; so of coins, itt . juippessed at Morrell), and Mr. ORD& is advo ,esber the proceedings of the Ministers, and con *inning um QuEnts, which he did without reserve Anosiefseiliejkswaeindebted to the person a l influence •lirtnid tidy for the audience that he received. Thallistiosers and their unfortunate advocate fared! IMF eitillfiroe this indulgence. as they must ever r abask..sba.mibirei is submitted to the ordoish-01l candid and Open discussion, for Lord' Gastetlif.' cetArd Mr. ORDII, and in a speech replete with argumrut, delighting no hew by the force Audi vigour of it, muter, and the potgr'mcy of its iss. tire, then by the milldam elegance of its language, onatoniired poor 111119.0enna and his patrons in • power, until the friends of the sufferers must have . lesuvided sincerely that Mr. Onoe's luckless motion h a d ecwilseen pronounced. To Lord Gate's • apmehisms4herefore MOM mend the perticular at ' tentless at our readers. In it will be found an stile refutation of the grass culuinnies that are drily urged .grim the character of the country, and which form the basis or the pretence of the Minis steroid Addresses that till the militarise of the ' Casette. Meeting* of this nature, attended by remit* so alarming to the partisans of the Ministry, threaten ing so imminently the demolition of that system of gross expenditure which has nearly paralysed the industry of the country, express, we think, slap guage which cannot be misunderstood. Time 'Whigs have been taunted by their opponents with, having submitted to a community with the Mai- Ads; but what can present a more striking &salmi. :levity in character and object than the meetings a nus in course of being held throughout the cows.: Wilke • - 0 s _ 7 - s. .0.; 1. " 6 " 6-5.- . ..: • 441%4.4 i ;441: ; - - - 1 , 3 -^": . far ,i • . .... 4 ,c1,4 x. • 0 ., .I*.2w-27i(jH .#9III . IIO.VADLIt iltßtfrALS iiiit'DEPAIITuREs. ris . .. bllia Lit It •1 'lf a Os it ri t i iiro. ,. . . S : ' a bitstrostiere sitilar L 511144 Inr, is to iiiiiipri...iiiire, .6... ab g War.' •. ' ' too - Dootrostwo, at theMiltihime ill es i s, A T IlliklUs. s 1... , , B • ... am& i l l at %et. U. , at Alivares litt, ImmtA -4rail, from a tuilr. Medea James, E.g. at ditto, from Haiti. • , . . ~11 . • : ' DirPi e tTOREF. Loid • treilooroeilt, Holt. Si,. tViiiik lat' tii•itev. Mr. Pltillipp; nom Ike •11411 Mt Fittia,..lirildit-olirrt, 'um' is Irt.ll to Lag, °oilers, as her sear, •Ilarsso, &TVs. Lord Nonissiby, Ilium Reddielear Hetet, Jermyo.strert, for Wieder. Huta. G Anson M. framditta,fai Os% fledge, war Walaeley•bridge, Siarroritati . tre. • . tor Meta Aiiiil; WA. Dos% his Walla' fa' 74/11 - 4tret t, fle.asints, es assay. 7 0 1 . •' ' Wljam frtilo ibis Wass is Loam t funk Wait Dean, Semata. no 1/ . _ -110Irel Or rim Skins," PRESS. e:o of 4. •—liamaibis-li .sei:• idgenwilii'MOPW illat i liliridirday's Papers a paragraph statists "Oovehadgill pureisased the ?ahem, Imperial Hotel aa Owe susidense for the Queen but that her Maim., had refused to acc e pt o f th e same,'—l beg Mary to refuse 'prism credit to, sorb a statemeut. I ant aarrilltrog to impart Boris 'Mimes, if hot waist of respect to her Majesty, to esti past of the Admieriatration, as to sup pose they ever could harbour a shoisght ou the house iu qura. lion, as a proper Residence for the Quern Cement, who must - be supposed to bare, if net a palace, a town 1111101011 Provided Tor her, with appropriate reception reuses And wilier apartments e suitable to her ekalted addled: whether acconsasodtiuts can be atTorded by the house to question, leave MI the laidmilkait if Sty oho abawiiint• el with the inte rior arrangement of the Portesay Hotel, ssithout taktoe tutu kossaideratisis the 'arm** cillegio arlsirsß Yison the stable yards sad the washerwmmeses, suds which' are close rear ward of that house...amides, 1 mu the last to think that any of hie Mejesty's cheidesitial servants would is i•ls to have the Queen, each time she west isle oeriturned froMher carriers. ; espalier to the cress aid preaiistre of every curious, toquisi lihs lodivithal paladin I Isrdngh the crawded t both ughles e of FiyC Icy, Should a Palace he relhami, or should the prusimity of IlarlhordPels Heise hi in impediment to tier filsjrsty's at_ esessmodatioa, airisaitbe suitable mansion mey still t,c had, meiosesl iotiWilAhltard is frost, and a garde% in the rear ! where, 1411411 1 / I tigligalf, the Quiets may Imre her lees residences s I uusreistgoa that the house is C-avendish.square, at pre. seal inhabited by the Master of the Horse to her late Ma. jet ty. w to be dispiwed of; surely the stamiou of use of the We Queen's lusentersold ranee'' be clammed, its the eyes of Ida mown' Majesty's advisers, as leo cod* a resideuar fur pot MOW persecuted times Consort. I i e., Mt; A LOYAL SUBJECT. • si i ADICLPHI THRATRE. Last night a new entertainment was produced :.t this theatre, called Gioninini the Vompire. Tint celebrated personage has been introduced to the public in such a variety of forams, that it would lie quite needless IA say one word at present on hi. character. A material departure from it, ha•, how ever, been attempted by the author, who direst• the hero of libertinism, his principal quality. The piece consists of a quarrel between the Author and Manager about suffering hiss to appear ; the Manager is inflexible in his determination, and in the contest shoots t.imrasersi, who assumes the hliape of • Vampire, and mikes love to his daughter. Giovanni is at length triumphant, and gems per mission to appear, and the piece concludes with it splendid procession in honour of his triumph. Giovanni was well performed by Mill. W•T LET T. There are several beautiful mugs parodied, some of which she sang with considerable taste. It was &unnoticed for representation every night the week. t • • n '. l . t• NR. KEAN. Mr. bean's second and best performance of Richard, attracted sgsiu au overflowing audience. Public opinion, which was somewhat unsettled us to his ►merits. in consequence of the new style halo duced, is perfectly reconciled to the simple, nat ional, unostentat►ous display of his genius. iii. . . strong points, the second night. were given nibs greater force. end .tbe applause was inure general and merited. -4,4V0g : York Paper.] •ox=r_•••=---.- The Earl of)NAißoweir left the Marquis of STAFFORD'S sell, Trenthsin Hall, Staff . ..n(6ll,re, 4 few days since. to meet her Ladyship and the Ladies RYDRR, Devonshire. Miss WRIIIII.EY ■nd Mr. WARDS are playing at the Waterford theatre. Mr. CARDING'S friends pass high panegyrics and loud encomiums on his conduct, with regard in the QUERN. and give him great credit for returning to the Continent, and absenting himself during tie divisions likely to take place iii the Haver of Com mons; but we should think her MAPLITY rill probably say in the language of the Scripture.... 44 He that is mot wills ■e is against we."—Si. Luke, c. xi. v. t 3. The 'Near Monthly Magazine (New Series), in dependently of the contributions of parents. of the first talent, which may be expected is future to fill the pars uf this Journal, it must be confessed that the new plats stn which it is sow printed, gives it ► marked additional supe riority. Part of this uew plan consists in the printing of the Original Papers in a large typeosimilar to the Edin burgh mid Quarterly Reviews, the miss being is arrsuged that at the cud of the year the Literary Essays rosy be ►unted ■p separately from the miscellaneous departments, which will together form • distinct Volume, fur general rift-terve ; thus combining in the same work the several characters of a Magsmins, a Review, sod as dnaaal Itegister. It gamy not he wholly devoid of interest to those Ladies and Gentlemen who mlcipt the prevailing fashion of Curling the Hair, to inform them, that, in unlir to prevent the deviate and harshness which hut Irons give to the hair, ATKINSON'S CU R LINO'F'II7I I) is the only article for that specific pawpaw, which bas been patronised by the Nubility, lead also mmeralty adopted by the sa,st ftshiou able Hair Dressers. by applying it to the hoir siert curling, It 11111akire it sort sod gleasyns the Guest silk, mid Inept the Carl bra in the litt.Che of daineing or walk's& .ese is damp weather. It also pumesses the noes surprising owspesties tor regenerating the growth of dos hair, wail fur peeves.* it filing off or cheering colour. It is sold by usual Pgrfoinert, Hair Dresden, and Sleditisre renders; but at there ate alh. 11111mousemitterfdis, SSA following stimistodesad the bledof 41111.11/010111t James Askiseses, 44, Grim& &net, Loadou." k • • awn ► - -.---,.- _,.. V n ; . 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