The Statesman. — London, England, 1822-08-30 00:00:00

FPNWm== } . • i . •.~ ~ .. The lion. T. Dump*, returned thanks. " The City Members." Mr. CHALON'S returned thanks. _ . seal *undies toast—"Penameenty sod Prosperity to . this CIO." • no 'peel was resolved throughout with looks,- 411nme, *ad the Right Hon. Gentleman resumed his seat, amidst the eleseriog of the tompany. Theft were variene other toasts given, aid spercbsi is njoloder , but bailng resolved the sesonot at a very late boar, wear* inirendhled to add, that— Mr. earstwo me, aid spoke as felfoigi:—Beetle: UMW permit me to take leave of yea for the sight, with renewed aeboewledeseote be the Walesa with which yen have regale use Them askaowledg ntends I cutlet later 'Sprees than is one of the toasts which I lad upon year paper, embodying. as it doss. she sentimeets that I anemia 'ewer& you sod towards the comosualty of which you are a part. sad of which I have bees now nearly to year' s faithful. 1 hope, sad lam care. a &moored represeatative. It hes been held. sesame% by writers and speakers opea pane sobjeate. that however commerce may ea rich a state, It has drawbacks which more them he lium its advantages. is debasemeat of priociple is the lowering of higloadaded belief. If this was rvtr true ague atato• it is sot true of England; if it was ever true of say town, it is not true of Liverpool. 10 preposieg f. yes, therefore. year accustomed toast, " The gnarl eh* Town of Liverpool sad the Trade thervel." I express. In lowly lengsollo-" 4 which. however. every word has its value--year eolaivatioo of geed" principles; year attachment to the " old" hotitotleaa of Blighted ; aid tie coolsioadou of those itrioriplea and those astachmeate with a Ilearlaitieg " trade." which. se far from debasing the eomanaity which it enriches, bas. with expaodiarerealth.beteeght propertiosate enrolee of lowliest s sad. with ho cereals!, prosperity, has incensed year derelicts aid amachmeat to the Cnestltitioa 01 poor conntry, es the ammo from which national prosperity (Chun.) Tim Moat was dreek with (leaden of applasee. Coaviviality and harmony reigned till a late hoer; sad the • company iterated highly delighted wish the iatellseseal enjoyment as well as the festivities of the trestle'. YORK CORPOR47IOdV DINNER. (IRON Tea TOIIK covatsa.) Aerordiee to the determination of the Corporate Body already alluded to, a most bomptutons dinner was pro vided, on bloeday evosiag, for his Royal Highness the Duke of Sows, for the t:orporatine. and for sneb,otier geatiemee as the Right Hon. the Lord May.. might think proper to invite. The mashers of the Corporation assembled at. the Afeesiewhosse, in their official gowns. be. some after 1 six, to be ready to receive his Royal Highness. As ins. I moose crowd early collected ; the windows were again crowded with geometers. sad *beet sent his Royal Higlietnas sertnpaoied by two ratieneen, dross op in hie open carriage, amidst the loud obeseiag of the seal tubule. The Duke red* without his hat, and most graciously bowed to the spectators as be passed along. When he had'alighted at the Mansion-hoist, be tuned to the crowd sad respectfully bowed to them, when they spin loudly cheered his Royal Mightier*. The e.npssy assembled is the large room on the grouted door, •tad the Duke juiced them and conversed very affably with several, till about a quarter past seven, when the dieser was anieeiscul. sad the Corporation. preceded by his Royal Higkoses. the Lord Mayor, be., reraelliato the state room. The band of the Second Welt York Militia. who had been engaged for the occasion, were placed in the mode ffallery. Bed wheo Vell company catered the room, were playing martial music, whirls was continued at ;storms's doing the whole of the everting. Tuere were two leer tables dews the room, with one at the heed to joie them. The toted Mayor presided, and on his right set the Duke of !lessen, and Mr. Che lsea,. whilst on his left sat the Recorder, and the Hon. Thomas Diodes. There could not he f ar short of ISO less. present. Amos, those present as visitors, we noticed The Right Ilenonrable Thomas Deeds*, Capita. Dundee. the Hon. Sir. Kepprl, Cot. Kearney. Sir. Clough, Mr. Yeoman, Mr. Stevenson. Mr. Oleadow, Rev. Mr. Wharton. Col. Brie, Rev. Henry Chaloner, Mr. W. Chaloner, Mr. Sta. l.yiton, jun., Dr. Holcombe, Dr. Lawson, Dr. Wake, Dr. Beckwith, Mr. Atkinson, Mr. Tweedy. Mr. Peacock, Mr. Rishworth, 111 r Rearms, Mr. Uore. be. The Rev. Mr, Loiter officiated as chaplain. The dieser, daring which there was a profesios of every delicacy, includ ing wines of all descriptions. was over shoat nine o'clock. A most excellent dessert sac ( •-eded; and, considering the shortness of the notice. we rawnnt bat express our surprise that she Lord Mayor (mild have arranged, or Mr. Bober have prepared, so superior a repast. The health of the King having previously been drank, the following toasts succeeded : " The Coastitution."—(Applause.)—Mnsic, " Hearts 1 of Oak." " The Duke of York and the Army."—Music, " The Doke of York's March." " The Duke of Clarence sad the Navy."—Masic. " Rule Britannia." The Loan Merlin sow rose, and in a very neat and esesplirneotary address proposed the health of his Rays! Highness the auks of Sasses. (Loud and con• t.emed applause.) The toast was accordingly drank with three cheers; sod his Royal Highness rose nod returned thanks is one of the most excellent, constan t:Jim!, and gratifying speeches we ever heard. kat time will not allow us to give, in this day's parr, a full apart of thewhole proceedings. Onr übject is only at preset* to Are a faithful sketch of the whole. The Dukelroncludell his speech by proposing the Isealtit of the Lord Mayor. Ilia Lerdsftip returned thanks and prepo:ted " The tealth of the other branches of the Royal It amily."— u sit, "fled save the King." The health of Lord Hondas was next proposed by the Duke of Sussex, in a brief bat complimentary address. It was drank with enthusiasm. " That often and well.tried patriot, Earl Fit:minims." Lord 11111ton."—" Lord Albemarle." The Hoe. Mr. KtPtil. returned thanks, 4 . Mr. 1. - tinlston." proposed by the Recommit is a complimentary ad- dress, an* eseeked with great and universal applause. • " r.4boosi" tioprk *tinned thanks. "?be 44juttlife of the city of York." Mr..4xoetyrow and Mr. Worm new rose, red Mr. Stapy_ltois rearmed thanks. ,_"Mr. Stereassen." litsvamso:4 returned Omsk' in a very. brief and ketemenses manner. Maud Angelo Taylor, Est, of Costley." • Ttl i eitee4 was proposed II Mr. Uplifts. rlyy to the city of Toth." . • The tee( &minx mow nee, situ arid, tleitittidet ailed, of the Lord Mayor, be shield preps. fhb however, weeld previously make a km ebairtitions . . re i the sott zo lie vetplo ing *ad wanly sps a''s. GM ea Iswisr sreelleot toast " The nwpectability of the Crows. tits dersbility of the Wise. ssd the prove**, d the %epic" This toast was reseirsd with ispitatslowitios. was drank with assts. it was elm about a quartet past Awes, sad the Duke mired NllMOttlit lord throw its: of the compasy. Soon other toasts wore aftsrWaWis t het " priscipal part of the company had retitadt sod those Yowls were of s load =tars; Taw rewsialag part of the 74at y broke ap. with meta' aealMst. *heel Hr. t:rolag. c , . •• ' MAI I nlllllOlll 1.• I Witgrford , • I G. bray • 6 O Woo • " • 0661sablint • 6 .1 A. ave. Malan/ • 0 O. Ilrambre' I: 0 /ranee - 0 0 readers -• 0 0 Amelia 0 Istit i P. Or 117.001111, AT. C Hulk Sta.* •pr Ct. Rid. ...". Mt\ Se!per Rs noui; . ..•z. - ... 1 pa Cirot. api 6 vow Cases New Finn i—Mill 60ve460. 1797 ' Lust Ane.. .. 116 1 1640 SI hap. $ 'ref s3l rim I pPre•alt Mg O'CLOCK. THIS DAY. lade Staxt. 1101.11 w. 12.. 404 so. Sash 040 11064.1. *Nib S.. ON Au Itx.ll l llllldi ail 64 3 „ pe wow • 101 71 40 pm. %ow 10.0 t. Ss pos. Ow. for Met $1 MI 1 Lett. Tistals.. . Li‘liD4Nt tafDAT evamixti. •unctr 30, 1922. -~- - STOCK KICILINGE, TWELVE O'CLOCK. There bas beta WI II improvement in the Market this morning, owing to $0 thonsnall Consols having been purchased at the close of yesterday's market, and to shutting of Reduced, on Wednesday next, to pay the dividends. Consols were done this morning st 80 for the Account, since which, they are $Ol to 81, and for Money 800. Reduced shut on the 4th of September. open on the 24th of October. Fours shut on'tke 4th of September, open ou the 24th of October.-.—Loag Annuities shot on the Aih of Sop comber. open n the 231 of October. Tomorrow being Settling Dsy fur all Foreign Se curities, most of the Brokers are busy in winding up their Accounts this morning, end little business is de. log, except in Chills. Bonds, which have somewhat declined sines yesterday. Niw end Old Spanish Bonds maintain their prices. O. s'Ci.oca.—There hap bees so &heresies within this hear is Consols in the market. The Fande re 6 maim steatly. at 801 topl for the Aceoust, sod for Mo sey 80M, with little dolog- A report prevail, that the Porters' Lois has bare matrseted tor. hat so. particulars hen as yet tress /WC - Fetwirs securities two *slabbers: • • •- M cola i tio. UM' h }—Now MA. 141 I* 1131—A014. OIiII VA —Mew Pfgloil fin , MO —Russia, t4O—Dantsb, all— Neepolltai. iwg— 67,-Bartp, toil. Paris papers hafte r ielimie Mese is the 29tle just. No official Iceotints have yit attieed Tram Corinth or . , Cosseastiteoplr. ti mtablieb the truth of either 41 the versions lately published rmirectiog elm battles at the Thermoses?ls. Privets letters. however. testier, to aserio the victory of the Greeks, aid the Atiztrisis Obsereris still the oily sethority addsael is sopped, of the opposite opialote.—The oily istriligence wheels theta Papers Lays brought frelaispain. reiltittt the statemest that she Spasist..Asebasisder at the Freak Court has been ebeintod, 4 llod that else Dike of Lessees. sepliew to the Duke 1 ,INique. masses &Ir. Casa-holm in that capacity.—ne Aerate! dos &bete remarks that throujh a siageler coiscideste. the moment at which the Marquess of Loadeadirry casentleted suicide at seven o'clock is the morning of elm 12th inst. was also that, at which. according to every aceoset, the Emperor Aletander was stepping into Ids carriage to quit St. Petersburg aid repair to the Cosgre-s.—The Gazette de byea cestradicts the report that a camp was to be established is the neighbourhood of that city. bat admits that a Ferri eon is to be reinforced by the arrival of I re giniests. This, in fact, can scarcely be es:leil a cos trsdistiun, bat rather so expedient adapted to presest the intelligence oader a less aleemieg poise of view. Facecte FUJI DS, A vas r 27.—Five per Costs *petted at 91f. Sa., closed at 93f. 70c.—Neapolitan Five per Cents, 7511.—Bank Stock. 1.628 f. 75c.—Es change on London, one smooth, 23f. 50c.; three swaths, 25f. 35c. I. . ^ ~.r --- !ISNOM!eEIMIIIM mem 'Piave *ens. the Law- are lose *noses to bite tit _ swallotithe asked hook ; bat. II re those who CM he supposed to bare soy thin Prltleaskests ee great power, they cause, we hos , be still so very childish as to hope to be able to Wrig ea the present thing. And yet, bow is the pre- Gait Aim to be charged goithoot e reform? It multi -1%14 ilautsol; awl still the Whig. Agog beck, The 1 . 8,01 h is. they are Boreagheriegers as well oath* other sit I sad they will embrace Maaesseh or the Devil. chili, than giro up the profits of the boroughs. Illy. ?swags. is his Reeolutioas, has sot stated the sort of Retorts that it is desirable to *Maio, except as far as goes to the *civic! of the meager.. This we think the best 000fse, at least in this stage of the besieges. It will be time eaoegb to discuss the mores tM Oho kat, limo those to *bop the application is Silk shall have agreed. that suiut reform isms:emery- Ills are decidedly for , aincroot tofroge, with Major estaxwazonz's inception. Bat, tel lb, details be left for discurilos. Let them be discussed when those • Marimbas application is mad* shill have agreed thithilieriVirse is necessary. This was sot, indee4, : she way, le which the Reformers proceeded Wont hat. it would have been pre:dent to foilew thin ceitaroo l then. They were called upon to say all thee wished to have ; they hooestly said ; and they were thereupon accused of revolatioaary desire, aid were Famished for their honesty. It would have been equally hottest. sad more pro dent, to say. " We will give yea no pis*, until you aokaowiedge, that aeot-mtging ought to cease.' To move for inquiries was Daimons ; breams* the thin had, is the Hesse itself, hoes declared to be as " notorious as thissun at moos-day." Bat at any rate, the seat-fillers bate bad the plans of the Re formers submitted to them. Let us sow bear, then, what they Lose to proposer or, let us hear them ease more say, that they are resolved to bold us dews to the last moment of the existence of their power. The reformers hare sow as advaatage which they sever bad before. The asithile close generally, espe cially *the landlords tied farmers, were always, if sot eastcles, very cold and semitone friends. Cerrupties had sot yet striates her hogs into Mess. Now she bee ; aid, there Is no salvation for them but in re. form. Raised they mast be geithoot r rased."' of Me interest of Os debt; and this the Reformers will take care shall cot be elected withort 'gores'. PRICE OF BREAD. The rim of bread is higher has is former times, is proportion to that of wheat; bet, the lazes are fiwime i sad that is the came, sad bet say smithies. As elleilla meal-aim or millers. as the stupid Old View of yesterday holds forth, and the folly of "bleb modes Ism ably and happily rotated is the, followieg stelae. which we take from the Careoicle of to-day. The public 'isnot, and, tasked, they do mot, any Imre basset biases* them Igo mealy parts ; r and do Old niimi, is. we solembili:Vi:ilirs_sisM thst-Oessiwe describes Cam to lave hied I .llla , Ple the Tiber, Oleis the latter erledWi e tii' la iihollit ‘ 4 olee-- , " holp - .ea Cosh's, or I siek!" The 01/ Tim" bar. lavas Caesium to cell to, calls, lace sore, os what ever there remakes, is Barletta, of Orfila irsorource. "That as artists of this description should appear at this time of day, in a Journal of say estimation, is the first cemisercial city is the world, may b. considered a sort. of phosommom ie its way. it is sot certainly eel s:elated to raise the character of newspapers with men at MI amasiated with the principles .f trade, however swab it may chime in with the reiedlom of the least oduested part of the comesnuity lire maims the rued isg of it gave as considerable pun. " There is as positioo more true than this. that Wh'are t h en , i s to maaopoly, profits meat he nearly thowerasia every breach of trade. The immest it is perceived that higher proits are ro be calmed is one letamit than is soothe.. that moment capital will begin to leave the tees profitable for the more profitable channel. Theis+ that water will liedi its level is not more tree than that_ of the teadesey of profits to equalization. " Bat it is said, • the growth of capital favour mono poly and its frequent consequence, high artificial prices,' mad • the Millers and 3leallaso who supply the Bakers of Loudon and the parts adjacent with dour, are known Im be sessiderable capitalists, to be comparatively few he samber. and to have, to a certain attest, else Ult&III of settling the price of dour at their own will.' " Now, if, as we have stated, profits have a tenile icy to equalisation, how happens it, that at a time when ca pilaf can be profitably employed in a few channels of wale—when the lowans of mercantile returns is driv ing every day more and more capital into foreign loans, many et them of a very hazardous nature—bow hap pass it, we my. that, with all this disposable capital, a few capitalists should have the monopoly of the great trade in provisions, and the power of tieing their own prices? By what art can the usealosen keep up the price of dour in a market which has been falling r.l• pidly for some time ? If there has been a competition to undersell each other fir some time among the sellers of wheat, is it not singular that in an intelligent country like this, no one should avail himself of the low price of wheat to. undersell the mealmep, who obstinately keep up their prices? But the ilea of any *et et Men bating it in their power to fix *lir own prices while a trade is ova, is monstrously absurd. 'The grearnees of the capitol of the persons engaged is this trade it al together foreign to the purpose. " But then . the bakers are ins state of vassalage as painful to themselves as that of the publicists to doe overgrown brewers, and more intolerable to society is the ratio in which bread is more essential to humai sits teepees than porter,' and therefore 'this doable tyrautty orrebt to be broken.' e• lint the two cases ere in no respect parallel; The vassalage of the pub . :cans to the brewers has its origin' is a monopoly fosodal..np,doubt, on a fraudeleot pre tence, but suppo.ted by the authorities of ths couou7.„ The vy . isalage of the baker to the urealenrn, where Were is any, is merely the necessary vassalage of the 1)04 law to the rlth man, a Sastalige which extends threagfi all trades. Bat this is bids' Means an arbitrary Issuer. U she profits obtaised by OM capitalist lar any particular essealage of this desoriptiosebookt lac higher rhea sisal. tat trompettrion among the capitalists in general asmaisi aaterslly vetlues it. The lags can be abolished at the will, of parties—the baker only condoms is thral dom to one partietilar stales', so less as hi can b talohredit ea as adrastapproos tunas frets Ws as frees say ether. Wndo swarm te say that old ormasso. lane eat always be laetantly dissolved) bat, wilh every allowauce for this, it is Anion that the pee& elthimi from say particular commies mmit always any tt i. mate the g I rase of profit. The Yamaha. 4 publican, however, isof a sehemetial eater,. 'Ghana, of tits booms of a district east y &s lacked up boo eat. thieve. It is Dot the extent of the brewer's capital m k t l ianas the roved of complaiet here ; the peWie k w , nothing to do with hie Imiag ewer/moo er saiferp t ,,, on the contrary, the greater the alpha! die gnaw tg beoefit to the pablc, from the hcilitise fir Amp p a . ductiee which would thereby be give in this as it every other breech of industry. A greet alphabet my be dun Brous to a small capitalist who has t. rue e g race of competitionmitit been. has he camel be impr. ous to the public at large. his becassi the gram e t , pitol of the brewer is employed is peemmitig tits pewi t from bembuittir by thecempetities d *tier eared* that he is injurious to the ememeeity. Ire hate all thisiaterfameat with partials, trak The esealman might with as meek puttee to the ha. prietors of The nat.,. and tell them that they Mr, made • calculation of the pries of paper, prim % stamps, Su. sod that the paper eight to be ;AU j eas, as they now go to the mealmee and bakers. The ease is all such cams ought to be. the teach Is apes, i t y t yourself. and eadeavene If yea me to oadersell Sopposieg the primed rrsie to be what it I. stated and that • certain qamthy of grain Melia a orbit a q ff mtity ee n tabl ei c s ir ou eu r es , tae caltlinioa hiatu elkillt weeliesi May Wil mo t be acquainted with, Average prime is ash aor may deceive. beams. the rash will depsed epee ti t proportions of the different setts 44 /rate essd. I:tm the whole. there Cali be as meson Ise sersieg Wt die trade in provisions Is rritalated by mho he they that bl which the trade to all ethos eaminsiiiie is regulated. Toe KIWG'S ittvosx.—Mr. Thesapsos, nor of tie Kier . * own memo/wars, and arlie ip stinted is.. company his Majesty to Seat is arrived is ism with despatches from tit Rise to Mr.,llrassee sail* Marshle, at Caritas Palate. aseasheing the; llsE jetty porpesod leaving Dslkelth asTirarsolay (yea. day). That day his Majesty bad Axed se embarks board the Rays! yacht, sad Framed divest int is Thames. Further SIMINNIII44OIOOI were made sta the King a:petted tosrriore at Caritas Falsettos Sal. day afternoon. or Meals, moralog, as es the Isla day his Majesty wishes es bold • Cesioell: hat At King will re-sesee London witlsost say pirate. Lt viral of the Kieg's servants who• had preceded it who accompasied his Majesty to islieloorgh. wcrs Issas that city on Wedseselty lest t ethers. logslin with Lord F. Cosysgbam, Sir B. Nagle. Mr. Walk,. Sac. will return In the Royal yesist. to be la promo attandasme on his Majesty. The hones. earflap, ite. that left the stables of Cativo, Falser. to snail in Eiieborgh desist the Kist's tejeurs there, ern to quit shit city ea Friday (skis Jay.) It 'ppm!' have been positinly arranged this his Majesty stall rotors to the metrepolis by est. Should the liys triads. however. continue. tea domormisaden silk be altered. as slyly might lesgthe• the voyage. Extract of a letter from the spots to LloyFt Croustadt. dated 27th July, 1812. (Bth Lapel):— •• We have this day received latormasim of the rd nal ligbihosse having bees age* dinglaged by sl 6o ' slog, and that it will he about OW !OA Asia!, 01 before it can be repaired and lighted again." On Thursday sad Friday last, Woad Joists paid hie poromal commas to the Wawa .d Om is. hsbitaaws d Mere who ass Mr& to the am aim form. Os the Tetley 'deals% he deflected as Aims from • whitlow Outs Fissmisk lii, to • rug ittft satsumas Of people. Is which he spoke freely of tto Acts of tb. Smiles of Podiums*, sod. afiergillsf Ms ortolan of the present state of the coastry, rawly declared, that without a speedy reform, a wellies most be tbeconsogaesee. The Celowel was ably top ported by the Rev. D. W. Jests and Hr. C. &e. particularly by the latter. who male a most mans and asimatod speech. which drew mpostal eltretwi applause from the company. The Colonel bee (or per friend) galool leech popularity by his ems sel :Mao!y conduct, and the Elsa mom has set mei is high is the estirealios of the people of Emus. Wen Ur. fitot slectios. as it time at the rot :1111110Plit —(Stessford News.) The following fact will sits* in what swiss* Castlereagh was held at Bost..:—After C.I. J•lisos ahead lett the Peacock lee en Friday sight, a large d• cry of Castlereagh was liroscht os the Marlret-bil. ilsd accompasiel by a Wad of mask. Pisli*E I isms march, to the cross-roads on the sotside of Wm street tell bar, whet* it was 'wooded to have WU& It; but the gravedigger broke hie spar sad tit oosalog being too far &Atmore(' to procure soothe, was agreed that the omuliti• should be bare, ss 4l3 limbs mattered in the air. This being den , . I W I 01dt-handed eulogist's on the merits of the denial Minister—. his claws are sheathed. his teed ex harmless'—was pronodoceil. and the worawieg lowers rearmed, each to repose ender the shade Obi awe 6g-tree.—(Aid.) There seems reason to hope that the relstiot between Spain sad France are sown co be r• 4 04. 'dished on a mere advantegeous froths! for it focuser. and ow tame wire honourable to the hr ter Governwent. Public io Spsia aislm no scruple of ascribing to the Ashvoador to Os French Coors. M. Casa lenge, inch a hiss in few of the Servile faction, as a mitred to a sarrlrr of his great public trust as representative of the haters'' of the fipasish Constitotio - lai Monarchy. The cot:. triers is, that, as appears by letters from Paris l-- a lb* Stith. M. Casa !raga has bees reca lled to Madil Hie sucressor is to he the Lltatte .ie San tennis.. • brigadier-Oetteral in the Spaniels army, and let 9 a patriot derit.g lions ..rue'. invasive. TAI man is, however, of moderate principles, 111000 ! farm and steady character, and a strong so?portrr st the ezistieg constioasiou. Thursday everting lass. the Marquess of Conyngb' s landed near Belfast. (iii Isrtrdonip left Edlisberyt Wednesday id a.Stesta parsec. After his arrival ke proceeded to ;Motto theries, reenty Dove!, " hope the Marquess, flarelivOellsasesi family.wefilt the isomer at their prises 1y reassion, Slaws Coll'. (Deoldede Jure:ail) writeJ is rf4 ► The lion. Mr. dostiri'lsplieg, hoe lie. SaterdayAie llep,ittAgn,lol his rest' 'roes • the fOtied Liestesaer. 1 1 '0, 1 4% We an end i Illy Wonted *lt IhMllbio•P Ci t bee bone rehire lo his liesset.illslderePir. ;,`; Ito, sire a tow days ;Or hie : 100 1 • this the eirsontraor is set %WIPP* 3° ' tie in that clip—Vbreiag • • THS STATESMAN El"EBElgemelinvomusimmee rbieb tine team ensiled. ilk Ref . ; Weitii. '!'bile figY b. reeved the mow yhi wee asiteetes, r ip s , for isa gg i c w k. 064 ceselohid papaw the be my w in; eke 'Geld e last z YORKSH!RE AIKETINti. We are truly hippy to parcels, that the Comity 0) York is about to take op the f Reform la a vigorous manner. Mr. FAWIILS, in an address to the County. called a previoas iseetiog at the city of York a few Jays ago. The resolatione passed at that meet. ing have already appeared is our paper, aa has also Mr. Paws:ma's speech upon the occasion. It appears that the meeting, though only* previous was very Dangerous; that one of the largest rooms in York was usable to contain the press who had corns to gether. The jet of the Resolutions was, that a Ostristy meeting should bs called. in order to promote a refotS. It is to be oboerved, that the thsigs. aa ibey themselves, did sot show themselves ots thin Swims, except Lord Murox, who, though, net prase foes the very sufficient cause of Wag with his father Whili Undergoing a severs ender ffis hands Of of Scalise; who, though compelled to be abieek, i authorised Mr. CIALLON RR to infosisdhemontiog, that Its object bad his approbation. Mr. Wxvit.• was pre test and supported Mr. Pauline. ' Now, what do the " moan? DO Al mein to oppotot No : they dare not do thed, al lost opfijo, They soma mean to oat We phew sa4 carry ts she THiNO wittiest tiers. VI" ass ens mad same* . . /•:. ~ Y ght *tattoman• Is Iva swum STATHIVILV" L want. ***** WITS " TIM IMAM!" Sal." I 11 ' I .11 1 i vV I