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RTSIS rSS ile .t IV) .4, and J ..-,_. S S. =nem.: I N!4- m•Lni. ) men of tilt at tse 4t ac- is soh. ap t had Mon- I ap ld never Pro• on cr R e port, but still it is tot ostensibly the *t a Minister friendly to inquiry. The Committee. which is estinguished by a Dissolution. may sot be revived with the same powers, or re-composed of the am e materials. Besides, the party accused has roe to cover his weak points. and perhaps ull i rately idea the ends of justice. Much valuable Fick is thrown upon this subjeA by Viscount Ho 'deg, is his address to the Eleftors of the Co city of Northumberland, *igen in our preceding page. Extract of a letter from Hamburg. dated 17th April, 1807 P. S. I must inform you of a little news:—A few days ago, most part of r.ur remain ing soldiers left this place ; and some more this molning, so that we have not more than one bun cl;ed men now here, who are earring and execrating that robber lloNAe A ars. A Captain from Hol land has given me his confidential assurance, that if the English would land with 50,000 men, he and his company would join them ; and that in f^ttr teen days they might collect an army of 50.000 more. On Monday last, when about eleven hun dred men left this town, they were obliged to bind them together, and stow them in waggons. We are now in great hopes of being unisins.'ed; for at pre sent we are kept like bears " Some Letters bays been received in tnwn from. Rotterdam, dated the 23d last. It appears that King Laws has likewise deemed it prudent to anticipate his Cmoscription t and what the Dutch seem to feel more, to anticipate the Taxes. Thine two measures have excited' vest discontent in Hol land. Sir FaANCas Bugvarr, is an Address to the Ilettors of Middlesex. has declared hi, intention to withdraw himself from Parliament, until is the re. dress or regeneration of the country." • • The friends of Sir Sauces. 11000 have withcliawa him from the contest for Westminster. %Vu. Gossips. Esq. left "own last night for Worsens's. Earl Foatasens left town, yesterday morning, for DevonsHre. _ _ Vise Aunt li.sataaro• left town, yesterday, for Ilarns , speo, in Drvon, to canvass tor that Llor , ogh. Viscount FaLWINTOIIII left town, yesterday, for Salisbury. to canvass that city. Sir Joss Fa tossing has declined standing for the aunty' of %wry. . Mr. Valetas. late Member for/Yorkshily. will be probably solicited to stand foe Westniincter. It will be observed. the Marquis Wst.Last.av attended His Mansvv's Levee yesterday. This, no doubt. will be the cause of various reports and con ;retorts s but we have it from the best authority, that it wits merely to pay bis resFedts to His M it• JIMIT T. Ns. Waassaat dam sot stand for Norfolk. The Ifon. Colonel tlvorrour. of the Yd Guards, rid Mr. Catcaarta, it is said, are Candidates for Rochester. A prcmotio■ of Flag Officers, and also of Masters and Comirrianders to the rank of Rost Captains, will take place in the course of the ensuing month. Mr. G. W. Tisettusson, we understand, starts for Barnstaple, in the loom of Mr. Wm. Ti TlDie wixo declines. Colonel WOOD and Mr. CL►rpaans are spoken of Candidates for the county of Middlesex, with Mr. MELLISH and Mr. Brno. Letters were received at Prince of Wales island, the latter cad of June, from Malacca, w. ich State, that a vessel had arrived there from Batavia, with as aecount that Admiral li awnings was lying in the Roads, with four sail of . the hoe and a frigate; and that a 74, compn. - ing a part of his sq-,2adron t bad been lost near Bantam ; crew saved. They also state, that a violent distemper WAS raging at Cherihnn, which had swept of several thousand: of the inhabitants. The accuracy of the account, in the French and German Papers, stating. that Admiral Duc IWORT had repassed the Dardanelles, Without having ac. -omplished the purpose for which he appeared lure Conaantinople, is much qt:estioned in the Weal circles. It is confidently stated, that in. igence of a later dote has bore received, it.h gives quite.a different colour to the result of proceedings of* the. British Squadron before the Lrlsish Capital. Aciirding to these accounts, Ad• iral DUCKWORTH dad r.ot repass the lbudanelles ail he had cffeCted every important obit& of his isiiou. • . We copied yesterd a y a pas agraph horn a Morn. station unit the Report of the Committte Finance. which was ready to be presented to the iuse of Commons, at the moment ye Prorogation ik place, on Mouday, announced that a sum of ,1601. had been applied by a late Paymaster to own use, and that this fact came to tote know- Ise of his Colleague, vita RIGHT Howoutisate antes Rosa, who did not give any directions to clerks en the subject.—Mr. Roes has taken est oliencs at this representation, which is ;his :iticed by him in a Feint of this day This charge is of too scrititga a nature to pzrmit e Gentleman, whom cbmactor is thus aspersed, be satiafii:if with a refutation in a newspaper ; are authotised to Assert, that it will be made a titer of legal investigatiorf,' if it shall be found be cognisable is at, out tof Law. In the mean le, it is thought right to st ate. that the facts, as ipiicable to Mr. Iliac, are utterly false. Mr. )$a was never the Colleague of the Paymaster the Force: al!uled to in that situation. The ansaßion in question he newer heard a syllable hoot, till after he had rt:ived from the duties of at 01Ece; when (after reproving the clerk. whose . ny was to have mash; the communication while was in office) he gere she advice that appeared to ,•11 to be proper on the occasion. These circuits toms will be found in dm Minitel of the Com use ; bow t ar t h ey agree w ish what it is alleged in the Report of the Constoktligo may Oreafter bs I,s!sjea of inquiry." at ot:c.'••• c •• be ol o r ?, tell; whit thei Lo; Mir unti at t',.;• mist kt) 'ang s werc ut on S; H ot t 3 (4 ent t ; 9,1 his but ledg mii: (it( the Pet lyir nc;ti teat:. " the to b PP": we; c bu:•.• Mat l*CCh b tint CHA app ' t l ; of he Ii trar also won:: that , but • tut het him statc.: uag t :,,,t in et• It MEI 111 411: t InT YI -- must! • wit ? hey 'Kr:A It n- - 1N ? Jut and TIM COURT. Yesterday, His !dangly came to town, as usual, at twelie o'clock. The Roy is a. Dui( ss soon aftet paid their respeds to His kfajesTY. At one o'clock, the Deputation Irons the Univer sity of 00;rd assembled at the White Horse Ta vern, Buckingham gate, where they partook of a sumptuous breakfast ; and at two o'clock they pro. eqeded, in grand procession, to the Quest's Palace, to present the Address to His Nlarest sr, in the fol lowing order : The Doke of Portland, as Chancellor of the Unieer•ils, in his toll robes and wig, followed by the Vice-Chance.:or. Th D rke of Reaofort • TS* bfareuisses rst wolle.les And Tichfield. Sir William Scott. Sir Chnitopher Pegg. Mr. Abbott, the Speaker. The Senior ant Junior Proctor.. The heads of all the Colleges. Tlwr Regius Professor rd Physic. Dr Hail. Canoe of Chruer Church. Dr. Marlow, of St Joh•N. Dr Cook, of Corpus Christi College; D.. Landon, Provost of Wandsar. Da Peron's, of bailout Ciolege. Dr. Lawrence. Mr. Dears, Nemo-. Mr Copidestnne, and several others. On the entrance of the procession into the Royat _apartments, the Duke of Yoe& joinA, and walked with 0 e Doke of PokTt. ateo to present the Address to Its M•last v. The Deputation was us-st graci ot.i r-ct.eqd, and had the honour to kiss fstaia•T hand. - His NialCarlf heAd a private Levee, which was aitendeA Fig, Aron .:shop of Canterbury, the Lord Chaneelkr, t'ae Lord Presata..l of use Council, the Lead Privy Seal, the For.t Lord rf ,the T.eamry, the Cliance4..r or the Zactirque thg: Seetetar.g, of ..rat , the Fir 4 1... rd of th.- Admiralty, the Master-Gt. evil of the o.inagice th • Jugiaie Adviate. the Tow' Ctsam'a- rl...ggs, the Unites ' Athol and bioly.g,, the litarstuis tsi Kyhadey ; Earls Ay...4.rd, Bat/t0:.., rand Gailowa ;. Leeds Anti ern. I feathSeld. and is stroke Sirs ;general 0. Baird and A Paget; Li :II:CO.6ot Cederiegs G. and J. Tosaer i C•rfUlitl4 a ',den and Johnson Dr. l'aO•gr ; INes.rs C.angsmi, Fat/loner, .d uV Pus toilnwii.g had honnur of •'seing lawn. (hued, en.l kis.i•l v's nai .! upon their eaVeral :.ppoititments, Re. si.••••• • Earl . upon Lis acing appointed one of the Joint Postgra.ters of beans*. .\lr. W iliealry P 40, tyon his being oppoit:?tl Socretar7 is the Hoard a o.d..ance. General nir Yard &lid, visits hie ret..:ref into ti.it Caps of GOOII 414pe Captain Gitetlan, hrs Ald.du-Camp, Uper, ft. s3rae *cm hicm Lieutenant-C..10.el John Tucker, of the 7VI negirn upon his return Er this capture cf . Monte V‘.!eu, and up .n his promotion Sir .m..or Paget. 111.40 his being ap,icsatee Ambiss3d,r tr. this I:utairris runa. Dr. risk: .Veruttralor al this G•nersl Atee:c.Sly of V,: Churches/ s P eOttand,loy the Duke of Montrone. His \tots". v held a Privy Cnincil, al which he was is:eased to sign a Practarnatio.i t•ir dissolving the Parliament; and for calling another, to aasensOle on Monday, the lad day nt Jun. • • • •fhe sled too kw the 16 Scu rest Pests is t rate plate at Aolyrood4Seute, E6iullotsh, oo the day of June.. , .• • Ills ivia.lisry gave audianzea to the Ikti:e of PokT, Earl of C•unart, Lord HA WlctSit'll Mr. Cars's., Lord CasrLinsautt.ot Earl CNA f- Milli. Sir PAG/T, and Mr. BOND, whip laid before • NIAJ►s?Y the proceedings of several Courts Alart•al. Sir Aa►MOR PAGET took leave of His MAJESTY, previnuc t•i iiis Jepiwtere on MOrldA7. • His MAJESTY set off, on his return to Windsor, at six o'clock. GRAND DINA c. R. Mr. hist:seas and the Duchess. of tiexisulista gave a grand shorter, oa enestia.y. at their house in Portman-square, to a party of 'sixteen. The table was laid rA the most inpeib style, in the trout dravoi 4 -w-foom. In the centre of the table was a magnificent frame, decorated With six saki branches, holding wax tapers ; in the centre of the frame, tht re was a diamond cut-glass stand, bears g the finest fruits. The choicest viands, aid rarest wines, graced the board. His !loyal Highness the Prince of W L (5, sat on thk.Duchess's right hand, and the Duke of C•mostDos on•her left. There were also present — To Duke If Argyle, the Marquis of Hertimd, Lord Henry Firagerahr, Lord and Lady W6O. Itu.roll, Lord Endows, Lady Anne Wyndham, Lady Perth, tna ff..rs Mfrs Lihdalowaids Mrs. Fileterbitet, am/ the How M. Ward. His Moral Highness the Puede of Wsses was so pleased with his entertainment, that he did not ile p.Art until one o'i lock. • Yesterday the Cabinet billnisters dined with the - Earl of I.Yrsrrossc*Mp. Yesterday the Duke or Pis a TLA D entertained the Deputat:on with the Oxford A 'dies% With a sump tuous dipper, at his house in PieLaailly. 111 c Dachau of BOLTON had a grand rout, last night, at her house in Grosvenot.squnro, which was attemded by 100 Nobility. The Duke awl Duchess of Santor) arrved, on Tuesday night, a► Wiitinra, from Ireland, ana im mediately seat of an express for Lord WIL LI A Russat.t.. Ci 4 Rita v has a new Opera forthcoming at Covent Girden Theatre. the 1411.iC by Jonas. a nand' _Composer. who play, the double bass at to Kink's TheAtre. The Musical Afterpisice from the French. by A t. tinonass. the Music by Cossolts.. which *At to have been brought forward at Covent Garden Theatre this season i stands over to the neat, on Ac count of Mrs. C. Lzasai.n's health. who is to appear in a leading chanWitay. The Ifth Ancient Voecert took place, last night. et the New Itoomt; Hanover square. u nder the di. taboo of the Earl of CHEST'. 1611,11). rhe Alealt 41 waitrons the most serious musk of HaNnei.: wisich • Mrs. VAUGH &N. Mr. HA 11111110111. Mr. Haarttealf. and Mr. W. K ,esecuted so their finest style. His Royal Highness the Duke at Ca se a. toot, the Duke of Atari.% the Duct's. of Uoassr. the tails of DAII•11101JTIO. D • and Stemma, last.nansed Nobleoasl s tae fhe bat OW Ibis sea -1 egos wan promo, T~ P4BLI4MENT4RIr.I74;r4Iss.. DECLARED CANDIDATES. Kildare Cebety—Lord Hmry FltteeraLf....new Candidate Lord Robert Fitsgerald, late Member. declines. Culchetter—Wm. Tuffr:•.ll, Edq.—late NlPtubTr. I.‘,itr•ni Pet* Latoitel;e—sew CanAi.ltt , Dublin, County—flews Hanniton. aid F. Falittner—'s e Medibere-4,chard W. Talbot—new Candidate. In ie,..e.aa Creenty—..Chades I:rent—late Member. Sur-y Couutv—tonl Wm. Rmiell-I.cle Me,elem. Pert. COII.O y—.iiirJamet Storey, Bart —new Candidate. ISedfttrds-bue--Jolits thbern, Erg —Lae Member. Bedford—W. Whitbread—late Member Dorchester—Mr lien', Redhead Ir.rke—new Candidate. Northumberland, County—Viscount If tmrdlt—latd Member. Worcester-- ‘brain R. bents, Esq.—late Member. • Bucks—tart Temple— Ate Member. Aylesbury, tarn...St? Ge.o Nugent—late Member. mattlit Unlyersity—Lo•d IP.ornerst Candidate. :itafFrul , tarn—Mr T. Sheridan—clew Cl- teratry—John Baker and S. E. Sawbridge, Eaqui—late Members Lanz.thirr.A . h•mas Stanley and Jnka Blackburn, Easna.—late Members. Chester Countv--9 Davenmet,Evi —late Member. Southampton--Thorm.. lethwarte—new Candidate. r).nbridge C Yorke—ldle Member. City—J I Loc:rartl—ne* Candidate. Rrn Candtrtzte. cat. es— Mt. Virus. 4 , 4 %If I 141,4Siettng M C ;Aberi--SirJutin Ca:—acre Ca....114...e. MN. Si!ttIDAN. Mr. SiItRIDAN has positively declined standing for the City of Wa-pinitister. We Lament thi; de 1-termination, not on"his account, but our own. In splendiur of taieia, Mr. SiIkIIIDAN yields to no man of the Frew it Jay. *ln co.uistency of con 'dud, he has hot one equal, and that min is Mr. Calla 71,N. 1% hether in 9:- out of place, neither pri rite friendship. hot •yer force him from the mica line of hi: public duty. !co man ever oisplay,d a more indepeodent mind, and at the sarne time possessed the /unite confidence of a party. • the vital !ntettets of hit country were at stake t•!ilitical fri.:adthi,s and animosives were forgotten.—Upon ever; riccisi , in of ti,i, kir he has pcknovrledged but England, no enemy but her tie.—Sucti a man is wisrely of the ripresentaeion of Wes , o.iuster, arid the City of Westminster otstht not i" have sinrendered bins witivort a snuggle. His country, howev .r, mil not be Jeprived of the ben...it of his ierv;ces ; he has bean ofrered I,i, choice of three borough!. MEf:TilfefOrlig. AIXFPAUN lU N Kfr7 . " • Yestertly, at two o'clock. h.-tweets four and five haredred gfthe friends of tn. sb )TPCesetemarom u k plscr. pursuant to advertiarm nt, at the Londos t'..vern, Bishopsgate-street. i order tneur.sid r deo lost . mode of securing his Eleflion, as one of the RepresentAtives of the City of Lo3don'dt the Asses 0.1 the rnstinn isf Mr. S s muss Dpics Pt, Mr. AI. , ciermanßnydell u .Ito the Cluj-; and soon afterwardi Mr. Hank,' wade his ap?eas. • ante. a mid ,t r! e vneral plaudits of his friends. Mr. Iit.t4ICET addressed the company as fat. lows Gettlemen—When I state to you that I have from the eirhess.part of this morning, been (*mei in an waive and very staccessfulc.invass. in some parts of this city, Ifl ii•pr myself L shall roost with y •ar e . ... ; 1 1 •• • CHARITY ifin PLtASURf?. Last week, the Lalies':Exilibition and Sale of Fancy Works, for the Benefit ~ f Lying in Cha rity, Plyspourh, took place at the Guildhall. Mar- Let-place aiid Broad street were filled with the car riages of the Ladies and Gentlemen of she town and neighbourhood, who .4 (tended to view the Exhibition. During she tcrcn trn , .he Guildhall was literally crowded with the beauty and .fashion of the three town: and its vicinity, contributing mite to wa:d; the relief of those poor Wouser a rhos while in travail and labour, perhaps, had they fiat the aid of this Charity, might be without the necessaries fit for their situation. TS: it-yal Marine band, by per in. -.ion or slajat,G tier t.I Bright, Colonel-Com mandates of the i'lymoittli of Royal Ma rines, attended in Vie G.llery, and played seviral national and aptas,p iedis pison oCaitiais. le At evening there ve:ts a grand ball at the Guildhall on this cLasion, the profits of which sere also applis.d to the purpose; of th-sh;elly useful institution. - - - The City of `L9ndon will be wahrily contested by Ole late MenlNers and Alderman H•rsx se Sir C. Pa tci's return is perfealy secu-e. t lis uiitforrn at'ention to the claims of his cooreituents, al►fl to every quitsinn involving the inietests of the &sm. mercial'elasses of the community, justly entitle him to the decided support of the Livery, and the great Mem...mile Corporations. The Meeting which took •.lace, yeste7shiy, at the London Tavern, cf the Friends of M. Aide' man MIS': be' pecoliely gratifying to that Gere.leman's feelings. It wo o s the largest meeting of the sort we iIAVe witnessed for maoy year: past, on iimilar occasions. Amon:: Ow qv' pre sent. we saw a great number of the principal mer chants and bankers of this cit;!, and A very nunii-r -ous assemblage of h i ghly respeaahlt Liverymen.— fhe resoltdions were moved b 1 ;:ir fa A NCI. BA A. • and seconded Ili Mr. Geneva ct•iie, late Abler- Man or Bisisliaw Wa-d, and 'passed unanimt:ucty ; in which a most strenuous disposition is manifested to recommend Mr. Alderman Haus:v, ttorn their long knowle.fire of ; iscnmiuercial pursuits and :ha raaer, as a proper person to be eleaed one of the Rep►esentatives:of this great and opulent City. Mr. Geist. of Ethics, Lkotland, having com pleted the Qlst year of his-age, gave in elegant entertainment, on the 30th ult. to a numerous torn pant of Gentlemen, at his house, and a plentiful dinner to his tenants, and the Knockando volunteers (being in number about 350 persons), uith at much good ale itndporter, an•: real Highland whiskey, as they could drink. The' volunteers fired three and gave three hearty cheers, when his health was drunk; and the festive (=alert cPnclusled with bonfires, dancing, and other demonstrazions of joy. An inquest was taken before sieoßoll Hoot:sow, Esq. Coroner for the County of Middlesex, on Time day, on the view of the body of Genie Cs,nevalr, Esq. who shoe himself on Sunday last. It appeared in evidence that the deceased, who was a young Gentleman, a►xwt tvienty-two years old, had been lately married, and An the day on which he met his death, had been wiliest% with his wife and a friend m the Park. On their return, the deceased and his trie.:clarilUsed thAiaselves with Ring at marks in the gar en of the honer in which he resided. After they had finished their amusement, the deceased retired snto hi. bed chamber, and shot himself with the pis tol he !hid just before bean firin at the mark airh. tie had been subjem to depression of spirits ; and the Jury accordingly returned a verdi& tantiv. 26. Comhill ; 52, Charism cross ; and St: Mat gteee's-hill, &Hough. I-lotuses and Co. respea fully acquaint the Public, that on Saturday nest the First-drawn Picket wilt be entitled to 00,000 l Ano all the 'Pickets dtawn cn that day will Pitzci. the First drawn on the Fourth Day so, also be 40,000 i ; and oq the 'fifth and Jiath D ay 10,0001. lickets and Shares, wairaated aude a t:. ire selling on she Innen MIM I sad th e Passe paid ea se ll .. . indul;coce, exhausted as I find myself, should j .% not succeed to my wishes, in now addressing y....:- You are called upon to meet here f,, a n exprew .e. purpose, namely, that of supporting me. an hurnbtt individual, in the attainment Or en shied of Amnia lion ; one that was held by one of my ar.ee.t , r, tee sect:: l'lrliaments scccesiively, who, the last time he was sleeted, having previously related to b.:. .tome a candidate, was sits:llly chosen in so , * of himself. I may snue ton, as to that anc.s., tor. that the Citiaellf -of L ondon. not c n rut '-wish lousier marks of esteem and resind sew,- s ;ilm, thought proper tb pleca his statue at die Royal ./schattge, : hotting it up 4.; it *ere (although I van• oot look upon him as such) as an ornament of .t: r honsan race. From the race of Otis ins tom wiso, l a I I spring, it is not tinnatur,il that I shoal.' crush w. be the it Tresentative of toes r e. l city. where nit ~ I lather was bled and horn. I see OtePtlemta b'-re amongst you, %into hay? kg 'ten me from mr terelica infancy. 1 profess my sea •R have beer: .tr 3 1111 ho • at present, nothing bum a mercnats ; mat I pieSOMO that ov stair comic g here, they think that al me , . chats . • proper ptison to be a Repels n,a•ive of the Cop of Lent/ .n • I- is in 72t0 ow meta ao. t he preteststions,to you ; there .re Gen leasers '.tee who 1 oust, know me to ne pn..rssetl ot every feel- ing and disposition that your It e t we.ernistly s gieht to have I should have ...iered myselLto sour n ire i , at the last General KleSiort, but for aa eisga,.;-:iii nt I • was under to one of the Candidates I bey no s ines t that 16114,411 d Lave had the honour of being el end. Alt . .crsgh I sincerely repent-if, of the promise I male, yet, once given, my hatinuertarhade rue to say t . that I would withhold the ft:Mira:tarsi it. I con fessed my error Iseh.:e the Livery of Leedom It is impossible for man to do more. II it be pos. i hie for a man to amend after panialmmt. I hare re. ceivcd it in such a degree as will m .ke me to future nice.: czetims. I have met with boat oos sentiment amorist: do:: with whom I Lave convrs.--.t vasor. the . subjesk_V: it you Mad stood upon the Cromer cceasiew, we would have aupprortect you." ' some say I was right to stand to my promise ; but all agree that I mu.t hare come in. In short, the onfy objetlind against me eras, the: I did not st Ind thew t be. 1 say, as a man of hcaour, I seas hound not to do sI, , n consequelice of my Monier; but yew I am free bona my engagement. and I rederin my pledge. lam i aware that I am not now addressing the Livery .4 - Lirn3on — , alikci::gh - I a a grea: many * ofils ,- . a hers amongst my friends ; but I am contide:l they ai• too sensible w mistake the intention of t..i. meson's. It it Ly ro means for she purpose of bi•voing :hem, but only to send me forth to the livery with mat certificate, which I shall rods-avowr to deserve. if they believe you, I gaiter myself they *ill eke we; aitd.if they d , cleft me, J ph rigs myself hc:e to 4.4 sty duty." %tr. flagkey thee withdrew Mr. •Alsketatdu 8%71614 next addressed the Meeting, and noticed that they were cab d -ort..er to execute one of the greatest trusts %rheas their as. ,:•-ews had transmitted to them, that of choosing a Representative for cite of the first cumin trial i!lass in the whole wield. lie arts ;pool or; the hotantr of callina the Gentleman whin had just O. dos-ed them I,ls friend. and wa. harpy in beating !euiraony to his nurnetoos quantications. .t. I la..key was a l;entletaan se s was known to poosest an extensive knowledge of :ill the brend es at men. Gentile transathous and ru.tgetalltures, as iwcultai ,r cooneifed with shi• count. y, and he had more .r...st a general ktowledg r of arts a'si ..-neticcs ; h,- w,ts cot that loved his. Pug. a n d *told -looted the Constitution. His principles were • weft known, and they were snob as 'haul,' recommend him to their notice. Sir Faatiots Bettie° also addressed the ger.tle. gun Resent ; but, on account a his aslianced age, ADS trebling's of voice. im was not distandly bk. He paid several ccmplimeins to tee candia it* who had offered h.mself, and rectimm-n eJ .1.13. AS twing fully entitled to their conti.:e: ce, both t t AC count of his taleuts and educs..on. I h.. Hun Ik. miler also paid jt tribute to the mettroy of Kr. timlcey's father and grandfather; anJ .aoch,ded with moving certain Rew.lutauoi. whice ourfref ding ceps t p the thi...l itesolotion, wl.ich went to apprnie anJ applaud the consist& of Mr. fiaokey, as the Colonel of the ninth crier of City Vow...kers, Sir FS tracts Basuto% :gain rose and .p, he in very li.gli (elms of his' e. nOssa in that capacity. Upon all occasions, he was conveseted that his (Jik. lia•litey's) stead VIA!? 41 god AS hill hairt: Ail he Kes..rUciteA were earned unanimously. Alter which, the CHAIRMAN intimati-J, that ti•al• tiet:tlemen who could favour the Committee wilt their atteilisace, would have the i:coJnFss to y..as them in the next room. Mr. L...;iiiisoroe moved the thanks of the Corti., lan) to the chairman, for the ptupriety of an cone ...tact in the Chair. This u:tnion was unanimously agreed to ; and 44 Cst A I tam" returned • apt...lawns o: hi. gtatituile, in .1 niaugar suitable zo the occasion. Mr. Hassey thito rearms.. into the room and again addressed the patterns* present. He satif. •my could not @appose him igaoraat of sty tat 44 ..ailed at a meeting called by his own express des e ; altimagh he haul not heard the Iles' ..k i t hi ria read so hint in a proper foot% yet he was not so ,ria Ant of their graerai pnipost lhe had th-rifore nly to say. that he owed tons a debt of vanillas on immense tor him to retina apos that s I I • I I t t r ~~ 1 .