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/ 1 e AP/ / / t itrittiAb itAJT,tt; etllimMa - ••• No. 7,217. COLOMBIAN M KINGi ASSOCIATION.—The of t h e columhian.illining Association hereby give satire that, in pursuance of the ontvisitms of the Deed of Settle ment. the first ANNUAL GENERA L M EETING of the Pro prietors will be held at the City: of Lender. Tavern, nistiopsgete. street, loadon, on Vl' k:Disl &ADA the lat daJ of February pest, at one o'clock precisely. TllttllAS TOY, Secretary. 147, Leadenhall.atrecr, January 14, 11126. lONION UNITED MINE COMPANY.—AII per _/ sons who have not mild the Second Call of 21. 10s. per Share, due on the 20th January Inatiht, are requested to pay the stale without delay to the La' Ace.; of the Company. lilessrs. Spooner, Attweeds, end Co.. No. 97. Gmeecharch-street. °mer ely, according to a Amuse contained in titre Deed of Regulations, all such Shares will be liable to fo r reitt l e. By Onkr of the Board, 9, Tokenhotteelard, Jan. &I FR NDERICR GUY, Secretary, A Report of the •orking of the !Biles ices at the Office, and may be seat by the Proptienrs who are desirous of infortnation. TO the CREDITORS of MESSRS. CHAMBERS std, SON. (Sent:men—ln consequence of the difference and animosity which the Members of the Committee of 3latlgcment of the Affairs shown towards me, I take leave to say, that it !tu ever been my wish to see my e•utc administrett i with doe regard to the inte rest of try Creditors; and under proper administration I still confi dently expect therwill ultimately receive the fall amount of their demands, and that I Mail have to receive a considerable surplus, illy conduct bas been grossly misrepresented by the Committee, for . hat reasons the Creditors may be enabled to judge by referring to the examinations or Messrs. linvotri. Stone, and Fletcher, on oath, behire theCommissimers. to which I mires• your serious attention. I hale the honour to remain, Gentlemen, Your very obedient servant, Paddington, 27th January, ROL A. H. CHAMBERS. THEATRg-ROYAI.OOyENT : GARDEN. THE Nubility, Gentry, and the Public are most respect fully acquainted, that the ORA ND PERFORMANCES of A NCI ENT and MODERN $ll USD; will commence on the 30th set Janulry nest, and he continued in the above Thestre on the u%iial Wednesdays and Fridays in Lent, under the Management of Sir tienrge Smart. A new and splendid Orchestra, on a novel construction, designed and erected by Mt. E. Saul, and decorated by Mr. Latilla, and the new organ, built tar the Theatre by Mr. will be used for mese Performances. On MONDAY NEXT January O. will be performed. H ANDEL'S SACRED ORATORIO, THE MESSIAH, With additional Accumpaninnenta by Mozart. PART 1.-oTert Redo., Air. BTRIIRM—Comfort ye my people. Air—Et fry vaPey Shall be exalted. Chorus—And the glory of the Lord. Beat.. Mr. Phillips—Thus aaith the Lord. Air—But who may abide. Cliorus--,lnd he shall purify. Reck.. hind Love—Behold 1 a Virgin. Mr and Chorus-0 thou that truest. /Wit., Mr. Phillips—For beheld ! darkness. Air—l'he pee* that walked in darkness. Grand Chorus—For unto us a child is born. Pastoral Symphony. Breit., Miss Stephens— There were Shepherds. Chores—Cilory to God. Air. Miss Paton —Rejoice greatly. 'Resit Miss Miss H. hawse—Then shall the eyes i.f the blind. Air —' He gall feed his flock. Air, Miss Paton— Cottle unto him. Grand Chorus—His yoke is easy. PART 2.--Chorus:—Behold the Lamb of God. Air, Miss Love —lie was despised.. Chorus—Surely he lath borne our griefs. Beat, Braham—Ml they that see him. Chorus—He trusted in (hod. Resit., Mr. H ahs,o—Thy rebuke. Air—Behold, and see if there be any sorrow. Resit., Miss Stephens—He was eut off. Air. But thou.ditist not leave. Senii.Chorus, the principal Singers —Litt up your be.C. hl r. llorceastle—Cato which of the a: gels. Chorus—Let all the angels. Air, 11T. Phillips—Thou art gone hp on high. Chorus—The Lurd gave the word. Air, 2•!%s Coward—How beautiful are the feet. Quartet, Miss Onward, Mr. Rubinson, Mr. Horneastle, and Mr. Phillips, and Chorus-- Their sound is gone out. Air, Air. Philtips...—Why do the nations? Cuurus—.Let us break their bonds asunder. Knit., Alr. Braharn— He that dwalltth. Air—Theo shalt break them. Growl Chorus-- Hallelujah"! Between the First end Second Parts, a Concerto 00 the Violon. cello by 'Mr. Vt. Lindley—Litalley. PART 3.—Air, lilies Stephens—l know that my Redeemer liveth. Quartet, the 1 rincipal Singers--Sincs by man elate death. Breit., Mr. .Phillips—Leliold ! I teil you a mystery. Air—The trumpet shall' ound. Trumpet obligate, Mr. E. Harper. Reek., Miss Lore—Then shall be brought to pass Duet, MiSs Love and Alt. Horncastle —O, Death. Chorus--Ilot thanks bent God. Air, Master Barkes—lf God he for us. Grand Chorus Worthy is the Lamb. Amen. _ _ _ PRiNCIPAT. VOCAL PERFORMTAS.-31isq Paton, 1 1 1 lies Love, Min Geward, .Miss H. I Rose, Mr. Phillips, Mr..Horncastle, Mr. itabiason, Mr. Tiny.,-y, Mas:er Barker. Mr. Braham (kis fir.tappearance in Lor.tlun this season), and 31 isa Steptens. The Band will be numerous and complete in every department—. Laster. Alt. Mon. The Performers in the Choruses, undcr the superintendence of Mr. Watson, will also be Numerous, anti assisted by the Youag Gentlemen of his hlajesty's Chapel Royal and z*.t. Paul's Ca thedral.. Books of the Performances to be had in the Theatre, price Ten. pence. Pisces to be taken at the Box-office, Hart street. Boxes 7s. Pit Si. 61. Lower Gallery La. Upper Gallery la.—Second Price at Nine. The duos will open at half.put six, and the pufannenut com. menqe at seven o'clock. -6 3;i'itt - e - I)rx — n;aTi - e - Pree List does not extend to this Performance CL'qTRANGERS' FRIEND SOCIETY, instituted in the 177 Year Mk for VISITING and RELIEVING the SICK and DLOTRiisSED POOR at their OWN HABITATIONS. During the last year, 7.261 eases, chiefly families, were visited and relieved, ansi animsgst them the sum of 3,7171. Bs. lid. dia. ttibutod. At the pre-sent time there are upwards of 700 cases on the books, and man• hare been discontinued on account of the reduced state of the funds. The number of cases presented also stow daily accumulate, the pressure of distress being more severely felt as the season becomes inclement. The Committee, under these eircurnsumees, respectfully and earnestly solicit the aid of a gene rous Public to enable them to continue to relieve the wants of so great a number of the really distressed and deserving Poor. The following Subscription* and Donations are thankfully ac knowledged : - . C. 9. s. Moms, by Ilessmlnnes, Jones, and Innis . 5 0 Hi' Royal Highness the Duke of Gloucester 21 0 Right Hon. T. Grenville 6 0 3lra. S. Vansittart 5 0 D. Pennant, Esq. M.P. 20 0' 31. Atwood, Esq. M.P. 6 6 Joseph Butterwerth, Esq. 31. 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For reference apply by latter (posit paid), stating real name and address. to Mr. T., care of Mr. Hildyard, I.aw Stationer, Poppin'a. court, Fleet-street. THE EAbT INDIA COMP, , No.:II, CHEAP It / r WHITIUDGE and IT.L• Public with TEAS pi NY'S TEA WAREHOUSE, IDW.ONDON. Cfre l Firre now supplying the ctly at the Ni'holesale Pricey. GREEN TEAS. a. d. Twankay . . 7 0 Bloom Hyson - 8 U Fine /1 y.on . 10 0 Young Hyson . 10 0 Finest Hy.on - - 12 0 Gunpowder 125., 14a., and 16 0 Tea, 6s. 4d. Fine Berbiee -21.14 d. to 2 8 Turkey . - 4 0 BLACK TBAS. a. d. Good Congnu sa. 4d. and 5 8 Song Gingou . 6 0 Fine Congou - 8 4 Superior Congou - 6 8, Good Souchong - 7 0 Fine Sourhong - 8 0 Superior Seuchong - 10 0 Prime Miset Jamaica Core* Dutch ditto 4. d. FURTHER REDUCTIONS IN THE PRICES OF PLATE MAASS, • - Fran TWO AND A HALF to FORTY err Cent. BRITISH PLATE GLASS COMPANY, Established by Act of• Parliament, 1773. THE PUBLIC , are informed, that, in addition to the Reduction in the Company:, Prices, which took place in 1820, a FURTHER Reduction to now grade . from Two and a Hail to Forty per Cent. on Plates of Os superficial Measurement of Six Feet and upwards, agreeably tq a printed Scale, which nay be had at the Compaqy'o Warehouse, ALRION.PLACE, IILACKFRIA RS' BRIDGE, where an extensive assortment of CAST PLATE GLASS, of tine Colour and Brilliancy, su. mior to that of any other Manufactory in Europe, is on Sale by .91r. Jaime; Ilawanros, Secretary to the Company, and also by Mr. Joint CROCKVOID, at the Company's Works at Rayenhead, sear Prescet, Lancashire. TABLE OF REDUCED PRICES FOR SILVERED GLASSES OF LARGE DIMENSIONS. In In. £s. In. In. £s. In. In. £a. by 40 . . 37 13 90 by 70 .. 93 10 105 by 50 . 711 5 HO 59 .. 48 4 9.1 33 .. 43 18 106 59..103 0 00 80 . . 6610 95 45 .. 65 .7 nu 36.. 59 3 80 70 . . 71 10 83 33 . . 36 1 8i 43 . . 48 2 8$ 53 . . 55 12 83 65 . . 70 11 90 40 . . 44 14 90 80 . . 54 14 00 60 .. 68 18 DRAWBACK all perficiaL J 5 6.3 00 14 95 Ba .. 91.13 05 75..113 100 40 .. 63 9 100 60 .. 70 8 100 80. 92 100 79 .. 111 1 100 00..142 1 owed on Exportation, 112 71 . . 147 8 115 80 . . 197 13 121 70 . . 17:2 2 123 68 . . 188 18 127 60 . . 117 2 132 67..193 2 134 70 . . 214 7 146 61 . • 137 12 2e. 9d. per foot su. THE ROYAL. N.4VT. PLYMOUTH. JAY. 25. The Nightingale cutter. Lieutenant Kitchen, and Dolphin reve nue cutter, which came in on Thursday from k cruise, have sailed again. The Starling cutter, which we stated on Monday to have arrived here on the Thursday with 7.0001. o f the new s ilve r co inage, for the thack-yiect, front Portsmouth, Railed again on Sunday. The Nimrod, 10. Captain Pridhant, tailed on Sunday for Cork. The Came!lon, 10, Captain Michael Seymour, sailed on Sunday for Portsmouth. with 60 volunteers (20 from each gtlardship at this port) fbr the Warapire, 74. The Lapwitur revenue cutter sailed yesterday for the eastward. The Forte, 46. is fitting out for commission. - The Netley cutter was 'commissioned on Monday, as tender to the Semiramis, at 'Cork. Ships in lismosze—Britannia, Genoa, Windsor Castle, Java, 'steely, Bramble, Bittern, Netley. and byre. Between Nand and Maio—.Shamrock. JD the Sontiti—Druid. Captain G. W. H. Which in appointed to the Scylla, vice De Crenpigny, deceased ; Lieut. 01 Young to the rank of Commander, and to command the Beaver, vice Which ; Capt. it. Yates, Lieuts. C. C. Dent (of the Proctin), and Charles Begot, Mr. Wylie, sur geon, and Mr. Parker, Pinner, to the F.apiegTe. id Wm. Paget has taken the command of the Philomcl, at Poetamouth, for Channel service. Lieut. Thos. Edwd. Home f brother of Sir Wm. Mate, Bart. E.C.8.) is promoted to the rank of Commander; Mr. Chas. Paget, of the Royal George yacht (non of Rear-Admiral the lion. Sir Chas. Paget), Mr. Henry H Bingham (nephew of the late Rear-Admiral Bingham), and Mr. Pearce, of the Victory, are promoted to the rank of Lieutenant.—P h mouth Jour ftal. SHIPPING IN'TELLIGENCR. LIVERPOOL, THURSDAT, JAN. 26. Wind g.S.E., cloudy—llighWater 36 m. p. 12. Arrived the Adventure, from Prince Edward bland ; Minerva, Mogen, from Virginia, sailed 4th January in company with the Mexico for Livervool; Sydney Packet, —, from Alex andria and Milford. Off—The Little Cherub, from Philadelphia, sailed 10th Dec. Several rem.ele sent out of dock for the purpose of proceeding to sea ; but it being so very thick there are some doubts if they got round the rock. The Llizsbeth, Atherton, from Liverpool, arrived in Hampton Roads ist January. FALMOI/TTI, JAW. 2.s.—Arrived the American brig Cynosure, Co!hum, frum Charleston, in thirty-seven days.—Wind S.S.E. to E.S.E. PORTABIOUTH, JAN. 26.—His Majesty's ship Volage, for the East Indies, went out of harbour, and remains at Spiihead. Arrived his Majesty's ship Brisk, from Chatham ; Dorothy Foriter, Honey, from the Downs. for Jamaica ; Swan, Baggs, from Cork ; Betsey, Hunt, from Youghal ; Fame, and Ranid, Fowler. from Waterford. Passed by the Prince of Waterloo, Pelin, from Oporto. —Wind E. •DIAL, JAN. 26.—Nn arrivals or sailings.—Wind E. GRAVESEND, JAN 21.—Arrived the Ileighington, Wilvm. from Penang; Hugh Crawford, Langdon, from doto; Tiger. Kent, from Calcutta ; Boyne, Lawson, from Madras ; Mary, Stcel, tram Singapore; Jane and Elizabeth, Row, from St. Michael's; Betsey, Eason, from ditto ; :London packet, Cook, from Faro; Regent packet, from Denis; Reliance. Smith, •from Charente; Albion, Lee, from Charleston; . Rosalinda, —, from Honduras; Whim, Thomson, trim Stettin ; Pei-severance, Gustav, from Fayul; Saxony, Palmer, from Cadiz; Caledonia, Creighton, from Lisbon; General Murray, front - Oporto ; Vintage, Frazer, from Lisbon ; Waterloo, Blackeller, from ditto; Ymnia. Leyden, from Pernambuco; Betsey, Lenden, from Madeira; Wakefield, Cruikahank, from Oporto ; Frances, Blake. from ditto ; Vigilant, Christie, from ditto; Alert, Stevens, from Lisbon • Ward. Ayre, from Quebec: Sicilian Jameson, from Oporto; Lark, Salisbury, from St. Aliehael's; Agnes, Water, from St. Domingo; l'lata, White, him Buenos Ayres ; Tickler, Wright, from Jamaica ; Ids, Fox, from Honduras; Hiector, Eldrige, from Antigua; Louisa Amelia; Idanian, from Stettin ; Wiunenly Dale, Morris, from St. Michael's; Bedford, :Willard, from ditto; lkllonatorquo, Hutchins, from ditto; Vrow Ilermenia, Valck, front St. Jibes; William Alfred, Mason, from Stranack ; Amphitrite, Mor. gan, front Cuba; Rosehill, Stake front Antigua; and some others, names unknown. Sailed the Hero. laillant, for Calais. COOK, TAN. 22—Sailed thuJosepli Green transport, with troops for Barb Woes. • IiELL6T, JAN. 24.—The Vrow Eyds, Otto, fromßotterdarn for Drogheda, put into Donaghadee 17th inst. leaky, and sailed again 118 the 19th. SCILLY, JAN. 22.—The Alfred, Nlonkman, from Smyrna to London, has brcken her windlass, and is waidng the release of quarantine to have a new one. RAMMOROMM, JAN. 24.—The Hero, Clarke, from Berwick for London, struck the Swadman rock last night, bat got off this morn ing in a leaky state, and was towed into Sunderland harbour. Tue cargo must be landed. ROTTERDAM, JAN. 20.—We hare had a thaw since Wednes day. but not so as to came any alteration in the state of the river. JAN. 24.—There has been a continual thaw for some days, and the ice is descending fast. AMSTERDAM, JAN. 19.—The OMMT, Holz, from Buenos Ayres and Malaga for Cette, was stranded 3d inst. at Eicares. Crew saved. litnlnostE, JAN. 14.—The Sound is full of ice, and the navi. gatton suspended. . . Hastnu rt, JAN. 20.—The frost is very intense, and there is every appearance of it. c.ontinuance. 1.4. ANDREW'S, N. 13. Nov. 29.—The Retrieve, of Dominica, laden with fish and lumber, vat stranded yesterday at Shediac, and it was feared would be wrecked. THE ARMY. A detachment belonging to the East India Company's service embarked yesterday at Billingsgate, for Gravesend, on route to Chatham. A detachment belonging to the 3d regiment of Dragoon Guards, embarked on the 9th instant, at Dublin, for England, on the re cruiting service. Detachtnents belonging to the fith regiment of Dragoons, the' grenadier regiment of Guari:s, and the 99th regiment of Infantry, embarked on the 9th instant at Dublin, for England. Detachments belonging to the 13th regiment of light dragoons, the Ist, Bthe 13th,. 18th, 20th, 27th, 20th, 30th, 31st. 41st, 43d, 44th, 45th, 4t;th, 47th, 40th, 53d. 54th, 60th (2d bat.), 64th, 71st, idd, 85th, 87th, 89th, 94th, and 98th regiments of foot, embarked on the 11th instant, at Dublin for England. The 63d (West Stiffolk) regiment of infantry has received orders to prepare for embarkation, at Cork for Chatham, for the purpose of proceeding in detachments, as guards, on board convict ships destined for New South Wale.. Several detachments belonging to the 39th (Dorsetahire) regi. anent of foot have embarked from Chatham, as guards, oil board convict ships, bound to New South Wales. Transports are ordered to proceed to Cork, for the purpose of con veng the 78th ( Higtland) Ross-shire (Buffs)regiment to Ceylon. The order that hail been issued respecting the removal of the depot or the 33d regiment of infantry, from Glasgow to Ireland, has been countermanded. The depot of the Ist battalion of the Royals has received orders to embark forthwith on board the Hope transport, at Cork, for the Isle of Wight. GANG or Ronimas AND MuaIiERFRS.—A gang' of desperate villains have been apprehended in the neigh bourhood of Sheffield, and are now in custody at Rother ham. From the incormation of a boy (one of their num ber), sixteen have already been taken, and the constables are in search of three more, who belong to the gang, making nineteen of them. Besides robberies, several murders are laid to their charge, and particularly that of a man who was murdered upon Ladies! Bridge, in the Wicker, some' time ago, through whose heart the boy confesses he ran a spear ; and of another man who was not long ago murdered and buried in IVentworth Park. It is su I, too, that some of this gang were instrumental in the of the huckster (Wastnage) in the canal at Sheffield, about eighteen mouths past. They were brought up for exami nation before the Magistrates at Rotherham Town hall, yesterday. The father of thiboy who gave the first infer :nation to the Rev. R. Lacy, at Whiston, is one of the gang. —Leeds Intelligenev. • THE It 13 amusi victuals who n„ rival of faction . . addition to , give the following, Dias Sts„-11 selfof your kin' me mrocatioss attendance. You may rest tUISUred that sue best wishes attend TellallolePalliv and that the exertions of every member of this family oballerwsple be wanted to bring the great and jail cause in white yea illps• barked to a baggy conelusion. I have the honour to bo, bees Sir. yours very sincerely • FREDERICK 111.1 To Daniel O'Connell,4l.:f eet err , ion-square, Dublin. Sack Cleb, Dublin. lea. IR. Md. Stn,-1 return you many thanks foe the invitation. which. In the name of the Catholics of Ireland, you have been en goodria ossend me, but regret that•ft will not bit in my power to be is public tin the day named, the,2d of February. Although I *not have the honour of buntline thstpligner, I beg to assure you, that 1 mill entertain to the fullest extent the opi nions expressed in the resolutions which I signed at Elsistioessfn hessel in June laat,ssnd I have only to regret, that the recoestnetw. dation of the 69 Peers does net appear to have inflame.," ii. subsequent proceedings of the Catholics of Ireland. T. 1 have the honour to be, Sir, • Your obetlientwervtlel f , L. , _ _ To Daniel O'Connell, Esq. Cl/01 1 011110CIL P.S. Your letter arrived at Clonbrock at I saw *a point of Leaving home, which will, I hope, excuse the datlayattancanswer. fgt. James's-square, London, Jan. 17.„3132.. Sin.—l have had the honour ofreceiving your letter of the Ithh, containing an invitation to the public dinner to be given .b the Catholics of Ireland. In answer to it, I beg leave to express my regret Mates.' 'ball not have returned to Ireland by the 2d of February, I astmet have the honour of attending the dinner to be given on that Ally. . I have the honour to remain. Sir, - Your obedient servant, To Daniel O'Connell, Esq.' CLANRICARDE. January 17th, 18. St 11.—I am extremely perry that it will be impossible ferjue to accept the honour that is propoied : my teal for the _cause of the Roman Catholics of England and Ireland can never be ebited. I ant not without hope (though at an advanced period of life) thaCl niay yet live to see the moment arrive when a spirit of ;itstice and liberality will animate the British Parliament and the nation, to extend to its fellow-subjects those rights which yam ago osight to have been extended to them unfettered. I remain, with great truth, a most hearty well.wislier to goat endeavours. and your very obedient humble servant, To D. O'Connell, Esq. EPOEX. Dromland, Jan. 18th,-Ifd6.* MY DEAR Stn.—As I propose attending the Session of 'Patlin., ment, 1 regret it will not be in my power to accept thrjdnd.anyttx.. Lion you have forwarded to me from the Catholic Body. • 31y scntinients in regard to your claims have been recorded by an uniform and zealous support of them both in and out of Tarifa. ment for the last thirty years, and every clay's experience has Mere fully contimml my opinion, that to place all his Melestyls aubjec , s on the same footing, would be no less an act of policy thins of Justice. I have the honour to be, dear Sir, Your obedient humble Fervent, EDWARD O'BRIEN. To Daniel O'Connell, Esq. Merrlon.equare. ^ • Stephen's Green, Jan. MT DEAR SlR;—in consequence of the illness of sonic Of My family. I am obliged to sail for England this night. ShoeM Ibe enabled to return by the 2d of February, I shall have great pledwirre in attending the dinner to which the Catholics of Ireland have done me the honour to invite me. My attachment to the principtles of civil arid religious liberty is and ever shall be unalterable. I have the honour to be, dear Sir, Your very obedient and humble servant; LIENRY GRATTAN- To Daniel O'Connell, Esq. Mention-square, Dublin. DISTRESS I,X THE SILK TRADE. PUBLIC MEETING AT CONOLETON. . On Tuesday last a numeral's meeting of the Master Silk Throw.. sters of Chngleton, in Cheshire, was held at 'the Guildhall of that Borough, for the purpose of taking into consideration the Warming state of the Silk Manufacture. • Amongst those present we observed Jonathan Broadhurst, EJ . I9- (the Mayor), the Rev. Mr. Wilson, Messrs. Johnson, (ilarikli, G . Read, Alderman Tweinlow, Hull, (Gent.,) T. Johntori, V is drey. Moorehouse (Town Clerk), Bull, Chatltlock,, Yates, How., lit'alworth, &c. &c. Mr. JOHN sow proposed that the Mayor should take the their, which was acceded to with acclamations ; when His WOESIIIP addressed the meeting nearly in these words:—. Gentlemen, brothers, and neighbours— Having received a RequiSis lion to call a Public Meeting. to take into consideration the present reduced state of the Silk Business, and it being very respectably signed, I could not well refuse. I wall, therefore, read a copy of the Itequisition to yogi. The Mayor then read. the docuiptot ole luded to, together with his answer, adding, and so far I bark biota my duty. I dare say some gentleman present is prepared with 80. solutions, to be submitted to dureonsideration of the Meeting. #. The Rev. Mr. Witsost Mae, and observed, that in proposing a series of Resolutions to be submitted to the considetation of the Meeting, he could only any, that he most deeply felt, wig, Amery considerate man in the country, the existing and most Alarming tle.• pression in the Silk Manufacture of that town. lie did.nOt **lei. pate that the duty of submitting the Resolutions to the gentlemen. present would have devolved upon hith, and, indeed,. he butte.. quested that the task should have been intrusted tJ some one else. Yon his own part, he was altogether unconnected with business. and lie, therefore, could not enter into particulars as to the exttnt Or the prevsilink distress, nor the causes which more immediately led to - it. 'l'he Resolutions, however, lie had received from the Betide of a gentleman much more competent to judge than be was; and, if they were not precisely calculated to meet the exigenciee or die question tinder diecussion, perhaps some one near him would obllge • the meeting with an explanation of his sentiments on the &abject-. e Before he sat down (the Rev. Gentleman added) he would beg ' leave to mention, that a most respectable gentleman and neigtibtior. • the High Steward of the Borough (Randle Wilbraham, Eeq.-erf. Rode), had given his full concurrence in the object of the Meeting, and intimated that the reason of his non-attendance was, his 'raid lity, prectiCally, to : ester into the details which might be eliciree-on. the occasion, but be felt persuaded the business of the day would. be vested in much more competent hands. Furthermore, be (Met Rev. Speaker) had to say, that the worthy individual to whom ho had alluded had paid into his hands 10/. to be added to 'helloed. already established'for affording temporary relief, which he. *$ Wilson) was then ready to pay into the hands of the. treatinape„ ...; (The Rev. Mr. Wilson then proceeded to read the Resolutions.)' • - Mr. MOOEHOUSE read the names of those who •ave PA thir Committee, they include the Mayor, the Magistrates for the • Borough, the gstablithed and Dissenting 31inistenekc. Alevoe—lt was suggested that the names of the Commiteeer . should be introdeced into the Resolutions, before they wele formally put to the Meeting. . Mr. T. Jouxsox—There should be a separitetomynittee foe the petition. , Mr. Has;n—Yee • and those who are in t h e trade see most likely to judge of what is proper and necessary. Mr. 310011HOUSE—‘1 ith the Mayor and Magistrate*. - The Rev. 31r. Witsow again read the Resolutions, and in that part where allusion is made to the Government permitting the ter. . portation of foreign silks in July next. , . Alderman Twewtow said, I think that is rather pressiargpti . his Majesty's Ministers. Mr. liastri—l think, that instead of the language oldie P.ceolu- tion being too strong, it is hardly strong enough. • " Rev. isle. NVILSON—I bare no objection whatever tontine die Resolution, but 1 would rather have a somewhat introduced to modify it. lam not convinced that the measure of Ministers as • the sole cause of the distress, and it would better harmonise With roy feelings to say " chiefly," or to that effect. Mr. T. Joilwaotr—l think the Resolution thottid stand as •it does. Look at our situation three or fourmonths back and locket it now. What has been the effect of Me mdiatire ? Why to one ' up our mills already partially, and lam fearfld soon in rote. • Rev. Mr. WILSON—I shall certainly not &cline moving the • sl o. Resolution, if no one will modify it, but I w lather have de clined the o ffi ce altogether. lam persuaded proceed:Mc; br naesen t nent bare had a serious dint on tint but whether they have caused the present distress e7ingeefor,illlift•44:olcPPed to say. „ The first Resolution was then put. And 5e00n414.1,114r. Allier. man Twemlow. ' Mr. HAND we Simla to makeigwoe further tionowitill, then het was again called to seder. • e • The other Resolutions were theuout, eetigliwk awhile, racwillA by Messrs. Galley, Chaddock, G. Barlow, A nd T . posOr. . _ Thanks. on the motion of the worthy Town DO, wil4thlin voted to the Mayor, &Willie Meeting was dissolved. ..-,-,—...,....-..--.s,—, In the sitting of the Catholic Asaccialloo in Dabitu Mt the Sidi,. Idr. O'Connell brought forward his premigait motion for a petition on the treaty of limerick ;11113 ' carried unanimously, and a motion was earthed dot", , (Knoell's speech should be prime& - • v • Pfie r eld ' - 4,riglop' , l4o4lP-* .AUTION4I, WAINER .I.IY • . rinsing tb obverse-with ishat-airrerity sil4l4wdi- ho have received honorary' invitadowr ItSlMaiWo• action Anti Acosta !hi o the apologies we pubFtshed Yesteralif...llo.W. allowing • Burnham-house, Jan4ll.olS- wnuld tire me particular plemarearaisfidlitY• it kind invitation, which I should eimairdy 4*, Whilst owe here srtrof such a nature as to sequo•stsrssimmat . . . m•iii••INEMIN its .T KING'S TH EAT RE, open this Evcning.—LA DONNA DEL I.Aoo.—Boxes in every part of the House. and Pit Tickets &I. Sti., DRURY-LANE THEATRE.—To he Let every Evening a splendid Private Stage Box, eight admissions , 21. 2s. (the most ecnnomiral and desirable in the Theatre.) Admission for the Season 41. 4s. • Dozer, dtc for all Theatre*, bought and sold on commission. CHARLES WRIGHT, nest the King's Theatre, Opera Colon nade, who has on Sale the finest Champaign, Os. and 725, per dozen. • P.S. The Masquerade Tickets for Monday, February 6, are on delivery.