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-. 4 1t \.? 'l.• • 4 v 114 SUMBICII '2174. Nov iHEATRILIVIIYM, C 4 /Via? THIS PRESENT ‘4II.I)N.ESI is m, will be acted, a 'remedy. colk REVLN(.E. Doe Alniam, Mr. C. Kenable; D m OWO4, Mr. Dunstan Doe AteareM Mr. Xeres, ; Zeno, Mr. Ketuhle. Ltuuots, 3lias Renee. Aftsa which (lath time), a few Comic Pantriniiiiir, called fiRitLEQUIN it ; OR, 7411 , RAVNTEI) WELL Hariegine pr Mr. Beluga', jan. Chisel', Mr. Gri maldi; Sir Timothy Chaikatone, Mr. T. Blanchard, Sir itnn . duki; yr,o x . t . Slr . Ricks, . Dixtiraietiv (his vat), Mr. 14.411. Columbine, Miss Artntits; Fairy u 4 the Miss M I:ristos ; the Fairy Dew Drop, Mies Wureman. Tismareow, The Mae of the World —rin Friday, Kim t o w —On Setarday, The Merchant it Vti.ter : Pottle, Mn. wawa (heiag be; boil impegrance to I.tinstoo) Mow do, Musk:, Prince of Diraimark.—Oa Tuesday will be te nsed, The C,onseious Lemma. LYCEHM•THEAIit f. ENDER THE SPCHAMBERLAIN ECIAL LicENcE or THE LORD G n strd for the presesi Season 0) the joist anlicatius of all parties pi incipally iul, realcd. i•T IM •LIF.Za TIES . SE:tV ANTS. form iac the COMPANY of the late OR CRY-LAN E Lill( E. will, THIS PRESENT WEDNILSDAY, Jae. Iv, rate, reefers elettremeteey of OEIN WILLI •eH ArfeENGLIFIRSIAN'S JIARE.SIDE. NVlllat, Ur. Elie the Hos. Mr. bitaMrtne, IKr. Ds ••p: a,r Suss! tothlsir, Mr. Penlry ; Jut. Thinnberry, Dan, Mr. Oxberry:: Frank Rochdale, Mr fl• , 'lO,l • Dennis Srulittudelery, Mr. Johnstone. Lady Ca r..;nie V. ay wore, .41 venom; Mary Thornberry, 31ses ; airs brideraildery, Mrs. Sparta BY way of Epilogue, the Birth. Parentage, Christening, awl other Family Miskirtunr* of Desoto Berl by 'a.. Johoetotte. Cs altieli will be added, the Pestemimie Fairy Tale of ; OR, THE LITTLE, GLASS SLIPPER. Cupid, flintier Loorent ; Nyman, Mester Mrs. Mathews ; Nymph (ceosatiesamted et& by ':aud; the Green, Mies raleary, %hes H 'terrines, Mr. Robert; V... tut• h :he S,ter.), Mr Laurent; the Stein,, 11 . , !sett. I let; ('inderella, Ilia Kelly. he !I.:, I: —Oil Friary will be revived, The l'•• .sty--t • ie.t.• - :sy, The 11. f icaes o pen ,. .. . ' , tii• r t emsle, .. a au.). lu litU loot Lottery, Ilan [ • (Alen iug ( Nies; Prises in Aboreo:-.. F i30t5......A....LJ^,e00 I e,St• D.... L "Me gill , D Nnoo I aft 13 .. 1,60•1 Alt wai 03. ,... t,i ma II l,isim SO ,„ D ScoU 4,453 C 8( 0 I Irests I„is reirode, and the Public is gesetral, to lose no arm, if they wish to linrehase Tickets ve timbres in the ibis: LiIiTTERY, es the drawing be:lm nadj a *,, c he, on the seth• of NEXT IlialiTtl. Tlie , ebralp contains Spun ?limbers, and s,ne• Prises, among whirl, are 4 a L 241,060 I in of I • I,fifin 4,410 en 5.)0 lc. /:e. Le. TOW. 1. .1 Slows ue re:long at MIL of DISH'S old este- Motto d *bort or...** to the etottetry may by sap. pl.Ol *Job 'I orkets or !Soots, serultror their Orders• (putt .1 reve.pord) arrontipyrordeotb good 13t11., Rook Note*, Call., to No. 4. CORIVIKLL, as 9 1 , CIIAIIING MOM. • li o ritY,tl.• leas *Nast ~s dose* us the taill Feb. Mac rsd 014.1 Wool m 4 atwed (as usual) es all proper 4 ruasigosd to isliedame star TO BE SOLD IT AUCTION, Sy 31r. COLLINS, Al Let Awetiothroein, Unient-.trees, Pons'', on Ni CON DAY NEXT, and the tillowiaging days six iietweh, I.. 4 )LLEC 1 . lON tot U.\ 1{E111.11;%1F.0 ; eowirrigigg select sad metal Is:. N useful piste ; brj dad , ivelf-lianginp; 111,.11 att., Wulnen . . weartwg %Terri t sad travois, ot at •10i plygiv.l i n mont h s ;wiry .1,1 1 awl in lea taw% with the dtatiam it College.eirei t, and Sap", Ilaraot street, tows or Istortiva ; with Mahe tod B•e -elii..hr,t Ilarysaogrire ; Paige, il'arbiiiizton siren , 11114 Orued•atreet. with Bs , owning, etrra ; and nex,, ea Os. Little R . 111 . h, (;,11:000 Mat by tieweJ aid Chdaiuguei h iil at tia Room VA'. Wit J. DlfErt N 114 W. P es --S t-Cos ' EatXr:TIUSPSIIIIIINE WOOL : _ PRIME AVM MIR BLEACHED IRIAN ! LIMINS, i'lLitxcermtr.s CA N 1 RRI(3I, sof 'ON MIN ER If, will be at Tata's Coffee-A a Ow issa,of shod, las nay es oil be wen. awl. ill-, z..a.lemistaihnwor ne s ., alias *Mr. tr. rrsteatowatreet ; Nols,fireat Rusaell-street, Cereal- Cardin; sad it Tote's; who e.osotd, to juttiet to his fe l e p lZ, Nog many ha wsratc.t odious fragments to Owl foto shout be has reortv...l so many masks of liberality aali GatetTlK ento.dnitstoent, and to which he atarifottos the llilliamplcd sweets atteotAng has exertions ss so Awed's- et .1.4 47 °""nigaltil-btobes. NM it than to ail epia4on he cosikr. .teeept to forte of his •sa polbostsoal o Aditisa ; and,. Irkutsk he r 1. 4 - nut bold oat pnasimi Si earittsme p-Aapt.lnde, he bold?). asserts, • a rhyme, of cnnt ra even, th4t nu ensopetttos ever did. of 148 in"! ' 4 " du. bedy tad. Att.or to fi,r,.. oril the Interests Siut th..pe who ii, ty i plow to bonuut has w,tl, lb.ir CUIIMISIIIII,O. PLATE GLASN COMPANY. PhD: Polak are informeil. that a large Aiiiwwt jl. 4/1411• of PLATE GLA4I . 44 au* on SALK, at tint t urn. b.. Mr. ALEXANDER PLACE, at the ('earn. /may's ALDION-PL krir I %Its attlth:i: at a file culoarr, antor.rior hnlliann , an.l ut 4 111artrt.oroo, front 11 inch %to 11t inches :n lenrih, " 1 4 1, 7 t intrlatv is breadth • also Corwin( and f'.nt • rata ALrr.xs, from t to 34 inches diasseter.—And the astir akrutt.nent may Ire hail fur Comae/ 6/rdere, b addnitsia4 Letts. 4.0 Mr. Wilt ,ut roster, at the Rarrn mud, near i s amesit, Lancashire.—Freta the Vest istalevi Meat made of tuts yrArs in this Manufartary, its,. now all.nted that the CurayanyNt Mates are equal in th.-tr aid I , llr at fi • ti.y , itections, conermai With ally •gretil Glass that crcr twaskosspert,l CJI.Glit;. COLIA. ANT,' %lAA, AND ( su sir) :oNs. q littl-SA!.IIC ELIXIR ". „_-11()ERti DnDPS. Tbeas jually er.;• • :Amer.! Dripo. " • harntly and inenwitaht t !Get, to rr.ntmott; riot wort or (alien and 311 I•notrtu , , PornbnluP' r. 0.1, r thew a valuairlc tautly 4tritoo. t Cool Vitro, +,* loooto,tro ii . r t.trtahlearas ot our CO.tottal• "Lich rsr,sra•l' , k tursslvs Iv t' %las cold, And that, (ruin l;o1•4 to War r otol, ono /Tottr3 a shalt sled. , 4 , 115en.e., 3. a.ll.tni , tol its to tlrt • .t Lreath, trilanansah u n utile Was-, ~,.t russetraptlnto, It a h•iig 1.514 of rroS. nta 111t4ol of a frn,ly ahuald tie I. It bust a *snail un piny al le oott of 11.1. almost Wean. retards: tio ro•ookos rim testify tie VP, 4 M-rt.. Davy I. ww r. valved front It, *Len e'er, oil. , r ar....1..ure Mad 1.a.h.41. " Is lukt—l lino Me ru ne tam, .•f R. ronerr, "o't s , /lu tp ur'.xntrJ DU a block • I sup, uh:r h IA dili2c,l I.) eat It t lk. all ' , filers are f 4111111. trysts. S "Ll t at i 4, Au. 4, Cheap-Lk. "WV of I''"r -. frill', by('trap,c.wm a oorsp44l4g.l4a4Joos rig, /1 4 t, non roo,'S and My y Le loot,' of Mott 4 .. :0u•11it0 44,64 Vimailln, to Lulu I, at ea t auk tit Cecil. fit il_;rittob ill AINSWORTH'S DICTLONAVIV. •••• This day is ribiished, in set rice his. Bound, the Eighth grittiest, of A ri ABRIOGNIF.NT of AINSWORTH'S r 2.. mere/741W, BogIA sod in, desired for the Use of Seleavielly THOSI AS MOREL!, D D. Rector of Bugklilui; is Bevil; irtlyhiro, sad IF 11. R. it. A. Printed for J. Nkholy and Son ; R. foldirtb,.; W. C and Risiogiont- W. (Wkly. awl Son ; J. sad J. Rielsordood ; 1. Fauldry iiiTr Pogue •W. Lowndro Wilkie mil .Itobso sea Scotch/Aril Le ' llerman ; W:lher't Vyroor. Hood, and Sharpe; J. Now; Lackingtno and Co.; C Law, Leingssals, Hoist. Rees, sod Orate, Callen and Davies , Codicil and Wolin ; B. Jrffnry ; • Arch ; Matisrus sod Leigh ; W. Ginger ' • J. SPlCitilry ; Pote nod Co.; T Boutin ; J. M&WISEIIi i J. Booker ; S ispertie J . Bolin .I.lllo.ein and Cis and Will" and So Ol b.no may be bad, AINSWORTH% DICTIONARY of lb, LATIN TONGUE. By Maus Mora, D.D. A New &Mom, Ir Mo. price 31. 3s. bound. SOCIETY FOR SYTTERING THE CONDITION OF THE POOR This day is published, price 2s 6tl ; THE NEW SCHOOL; bong an attempt to illustrate it. p►ineiples, detail, and ativintages. By T. BARNARD, E.Q. In the press, gait aprestily will be published, a (-heap edi tion of TH F. NEW SCHOOL, with the Pone.» of the itt ; price lid. am. The REGULATIONS of the BA RBINGTON SCHOOL, at Naha, Anelitaisd ; pries 64. Also, The AUTO&Y of air Wasted sAvtooll6 3s. Gd. Pee DIFICOURSEi of our Blessed SAIIOrR; is P's PARABLES of our Blessed SAVIOUR; Is per ditty. MIRACLES of our Blessed SAVIOUR ; is. per ditto. Sold h 7 J Hatehard, oppos3te Allusey ulser ROTA!. BRITISH SYSTEM OF EDUCA'IION. TOSEIIi LANCASTER, Superinteudent of ON the Plan for Educating Poor Children, under Royal Fatvonav,r, intends to deliver a LECTURE ON EDUCA TION IN GENERAL, and the Advantages of his NEW AND ORIGINAL SYSTEM! IN PARTICULAR, at the. Assembly-Room, Paul's Head, Cateatonatrcet, on the min ing of the day called FRIDAY (nexe,r at Six u'Cluck. The object ethos Lecture is publicly to explain the term an in a hich one master may govern and teach 1604) • n much facility as twedty, is half the usual time, and at one-thitil the common expense The principle of ordvr, the method whereby one boa will serve fur vie es WOO children, and the manner in which sue scholars may spell the same word, at the same instant of time, will las elmeidated by a number of bays practically exemplifying tb• nine. Tickets of admission, One Shilling each, allay be hail of K. Cirston, Ludgate.strect, and John Cooper, s, aneen-iitreet, Cliespsida j and of Danes and Haney, Orate* chnrcb•street. PROM LAST NIGHTS GAULT', E. PA RT N ERSH PS DISSOLVED. 91,1liem Hornlie and George Maw, of Feuchureh-atreci, nu.h. Oct 34, I/109_ Joh.. hemp, 'Samuel Hyde, and James Bailey, Londoo, wholes...• lit.ea drapers. his I, is to. Jubn and William Jaeksoo, sea. of Liverpool, merchants Dec. ii, 1109. James Main and Samuel Shrinsplow, of Akeatirr, War wick, ne..dhoakers. Dec tt, long. James Brooke and Richard Maurice Owen, of Liverpool, betortiw der In, Itleq Nathaniel Lon:bottom and Richard Scoiefield, of liVaska- Geld, Turk, mania . ..clitoris of soul. Jaa. 4,1810. Gturce W,th anJ Joseph Howell , sillisiollal,moolsmanu faetarrra. Jaw 11, halo. Eaiward 114.meey, William Croft, sail Mid betas. ifinobirster, inadidlictsrers. Dee 94, isio. Crabb,Jonatlian lime, and DairldHiae, of Wood street, London, husivra. Dec.'', Biog. Witham Sealy and William &like( DpporThailmo WM; Imodon, wine-merchants. Jam I , IVO.. 1 / 4 4414ew Sawyer sod Thomas Balky, toi . Laois. Tort, bsoiters. Dec. JI, /819. Willtam 4.41g1ey, of Retrain, near Rochdale, Jam Heihmei Sl'illisni Hipline, and ROllO9 Buitt4 l4 4llllh,, of Lauf later. cot towspinners. Jan. J, 1 1 1!o. Thomas Beath, J.ihn Roscoe, George Geeing. wool Tho mas Lee, of Little Boltuu, Lancaster, cureacuos-letwere• Dec to, a s6g. Miles Athinsoo, jun. and William Atkinson, of Leeds, Yotk woulataplers. Jan . I , _ . . _ . R'llham Liullem and Lleluaruice, of Huddersfield, Yeti', wlsitemaithe. Jan. 4, IS o. James Goon, SlllllllO Newbold, and Thomas Newbold, of Meaebsen, threlly, masers. !lie, 341, John Young en 4 George Peer, of lellub• Calve 1 - 101 '• Alley, Bermundiereleeet, Surrey, haireneechents. Jena. 5, !Stu. Thomas Priddy and Joseph Wed, of Haowortb, Rear Hooradoor, libilleadr, *kook:re Dec 30, 1609. W. W. Ortoraby and J. Roo ag, of dull. Dec :0, limo. Daniel Gook IhOherby,lstir of Rooftop, Lincoln, and Samuel Fothrrby and damsel Roorroa, of tits *awl placer Plumbers- Dee.. as, riot %relates Mira and Juba Watertand, of liinptoo-upon- Htilt, dealers is old. ion. 6, ,8 Richard grade, Kirland Noreott, Jolts Joel, and Robed C.,slarn. of Maaclootev, coa,:h makers. Jan. r., tutu Henn) 1.4111311111U14 30111,1 Cooper, of Sheffield, York, pawn. Isr,,ketr Jan b, ism. ~rr I'.llrr v t Edward Wkrarr sbt Youn7,er, of little PlirW -0.e...t. Sll.yr Woe, Laotian, lamp•tuacuLctarcr, at unc, at .11411i14,11 F.1'.•1 1.1) I. Ricimri • Aelke. of Imile ffrairseen. Deems , ,LrreliNot, ate Oxford 10;s, Borough of i 1 talleo, Dtloll. ja,uzr, To. J..!•11 (7"Aeggety, of Ren•A steer', 111 , sniont, i Mid.tierek, ell:inter; at tro p at GIUMI3II, ------- WEDNESDkY, JANUARY 10, 1810 UANKUVPTCIES ENLARGED. Samuel Clark, late u( Chat !Mir-street, Rathhnne-place, Oahu(' .trert, 511.1,1:esex, tailns, but near a priaotter in the l'ir. t, Gow Januar, ta, Ft bruary 21, at tee, at G athilsalt, Williams Julies, late of Guilitford.street, Blaelifriars% mad, Surn. y, corn-dealer, icon. January 1, to [rheumy Ito, at ten itt Guildhall, London. 11•11haus Hilt. of Letts, Yolk, treolotarki, from Januar, 6, t.. February zl, at tleven, at the Starr and Gutter les, BANKRUPTS. fleerreSitnron, of Slaacbsater, Lancater,vietits/kr, to riewirr, Jonuas y la. 10. rad February at, at two. st the Coach sal Mtn sea lan, Manchester Attorneys, Mr. Ellis, Chancery-Use, Loudon ; sad Mr. Rob•. rt Milne, Alearlbegter. Joseph Ss s 11, mow or late of Greta. I sat, of lerrwiae draw lane, aoldlenorth, Yak, cow on-naan- facturer, ts warranter, F•braary s,;, sad 20, at eleven, at the Coach aisd Humes luu, m Maucheaten Attorney, Mr. Cardwell, Matehester. DIVII.ENDS Frisrnarli . (. William Hau.l l p, of Sirsdbrook, Solrolk, tan- uti, at qtr. at Gmhlhall, 1:;tsolon. to nary It 31a0,r, of St Switlein%-lanc, London, nu-taunt, at onr, at Gull.'hall. heh•nery 2. 5.1.11110 John Y nt,nf Norwith, Aar,. sostartorcr, at tlvr, at the A Lel Inn, Market-place, Aur. II I. :1. ry• 13. Thomas Gilnon, of MO-street, 111,1411.-Ark, ironmonger, at iwelve, at Gssi I.- ~nduu. r CIO. Jaosary 33. Joseph Bell, of Fleur-de-lis-atrect, Spitz-Melia, Middlesex, soap-maisufacterer, at eleven, at Loudon. Jaatury 3u. Williams M'Lcod, of U pper Crown-street, West minster, army-agent, at one, at Guild's:ill, London. lasimary 30. Robert Corpar, of Catintun•stisee, London, warelsoust mail, at twelve, at Guildhall. Frbtuary John Lime, Thomas Fisher, Sad Thomas Boyl time of Nicholits.laue, I.uodum, enchants, sA tts, • at Guildliatl. February kfirhael I.,aytom, late of Illart-raw, Bes ancon., Surrey, stonc.nissoo, at tsetse, at (guildhall, Loodult January •.1 Peter Jackson, of Minchester, snallwareninno ct tire., at o,res., at the Star lon, Dosnagate, Manchester Febriturs a 1% ithans Dant!, of % ninth:nem, Cuoliteland, mualimwnnfacturcr, at clears, al the Crows arid Mitre. February t 7. W.lliaw MeV, oirCroeby•square, Loudon, MLitt amid, at deer*, at (lantana. February 87. John Eilws.rd Hulasea, of Crosby • aquae, Lou don, mierchaut, at tan, at Guildhafi. February g. hers Marriott, of 'turnkey, I.anceattr, cotton 'planer, at tothe, at the Bull. Buritley. Febrnaty 3. Jobs Pearson, now to Puilsry Turk, eluthier, st elosso„ at the Tsibut luso, llrailfuril, Jar:u:oyau. Join Lawrence, of trtailigrumuil. Huntingdon, tauint, at ten, at Guildhall, trnisdrin. Ftlituary to Hoary Mould, of Wint.hester, Hants, rabinet• maker s at eleven, at Guildhall. Feloitarl 3 John Parsuni, wets. of Ludgate kill, London, litaAhlier„at true, at 'Guildhall. Fetrwry 7. Winter 1....acb, sew re late of Burton, Brad fuitt Fort, Oisulatsplor, at 'keel', 64 Sipe :POOL IMO latadfurs. CER T I FICATEfr--.1 • c u ago so. George Starry, of bread street, Clcapsttle, Laudon, ware houseinau. Juba Heywood, of Manchester, baker. Joseph Huil;oiii, of Liverpuoul, unetinseer. Thomas Nicholls, of Birmingham. dinter and elispinaa. William TOlllO4l, of Aldermanbury, Loodwii„ mauty-seri sent r. Robert Wood, of Liverpool, racer . flawattel Swim of Paths, York, merchant. John Puckett. of Weyommah, Uwaet, me, ri.a ut. John Dand. of Lathy lasethon. Westmorland, hanker. Juba Parke, of Maiselloaer, morchast John Withingtom, of It CIMINO, Chester, stonemason Thomas Mows', of Paterdoster.row. Sintalttehls, 311Sclim sbetafter. Robert Fsetbsins, of Quenta street, Cheapside, warebocam man Joseph Whimsy of Qte en-street, CbeapaiJe, Luemi.en, warm houseman. COM MO H4L L. A Conintnn flail of the Livery of London was yeste-day convened, accoediag to suinnious, sad. h. . • o o'clock. when the busmen commenced. the . • • was antnerously attended. Tbc various Al :runes, as they made their obeisance from the hustings, were greeted with applause or hisses. as their political opinions were supposed to he friendly or adverse to the purpose of the meeting. The Lord Mmyot, Mr. Sheriff Wood, Mr. Alderman Co:nbe, dlr. Alderman Goodlebere, and others. were received with shout. and huzzas; while. an the other hand, Sir W. Curti , Sir J. Shaw, Mr. Sheriff Atkins, and whers, were met with hootiags and hisses. When the noise Lid a list e subsided. The LORD lil•Y411 came forward and said, that he had receierd the Report of the Sheriff*, on the subject of the Itesolutions agreed twat their kit nireserag, wad proposed that it should now Wisest to 'firs. Before he retired, he wished to notice. that ft would be highly proper for the meeting to OriisVery Gentleman, who was desirous of address* it/ diem, s kir sod imparti.rl hearing, whether his view of the subject was or was not consonant with their own. The Report was they read. It stated, that the Last Mayor and Sheriffs, accompanied by the Re ineusbrancer of the City, had waited upon the Se cretary of Slate, to know when the Petition and Address of the Common Hall could he smiles:4 by His Majesty, stud to expiese their wish Inc its being received un the elimUlfig LIIVCV. To ibis the Secretary of State had answered, that it was His Majesty's pleasure that the Petition should not he presented at the Levee ; bur, as in all cases for the List four years, excepting in those of Petitions koru the Universities, or the Common Cuuneil of Linden, that it should be sent through the Ake of the Se cretary of State. On a subsequent day, when the Address l'imn the Common Council was present 4 to His Majesty, at th e L evee , t h e L or d Mayor ea Sheriffs hail egainpolied to the Secretary of State to haw His Mejust)'s pleasure as to receiving the address of the Common-hall at the same time, and eosin the Secretei y had declined consulting His Ma jesty 41111 the subject, re-stating his tea .on- f or nun- Conspliaoce, sod offering to receive the Petit ;nil from thee, himself, in arch r to save them the ti ou I.le of go ingtohisollice. Aqviin. on the Stath, they had waited on Use Set•retary, at his office, at Whitehall, for the Mille purpose ; and his answer to their request was, that Hi. Meje,ty's Jileasure having already been taken, he did net think it proper to make a further ap plicatioa. Upon the, Mr. Sheriff Wood proposed, that a petsonal audience of His Majesty should be requested; to which the Secretary answered, that no such audience could be asked, unless the object was specifically stated : and he was sure it would sot be granted on this occasion, when the grossods had 'lmlay been /before His Nliejesty.—Upon the issue of these mural conferences, It was deemed necessary to convene and take the opinion of this Common Hall. Mr. Fay ELL then addressed the Meeting. and observed, that, whether guilty' or innocent, tbe per sons complained of in their address did not seem very anxious to be put on their trials. To hint it appeared, that the prod gist itictioo between despot ism and frtedolll was, in the ast.y access of the people, living wide► a government of the latter dr ier:piton, to the throne. Upan this suliject. then, he called on .-very M. of order and good govern ment to he etd•inlly anai•'us lor its nieces., and not to ttutrer tbronge.% is to be led aside by the sue ores. I utnnies of their oppos.eats, charßites them with want leyolty. The be•,t proof of lo ) city that could be glveit Imp in opperisnx bad counsels, This is a. far bet te: than in congrsitliating Of apprOVing, eelisceti inure of reol ott 4 chureni. torn suppostag isoth taws* eree-ort !y lienhy.of epirt GLOM 60 ucnorirr. . - 41 - ) • .13Z E .1 • ralc4 - PIXIMII4:II.NALIIkIP Y. the present instance, Ministers hat! shrunk hel,!iid the throne, and represented those •ho wi-ar ts(lvrr.►. to lista' as hostile to the Crown sat) the (;.,satin,. lion of the country. 'rliey might represent them ilk they pleased; but were they not loyal. when commisetating those of their countrymen oho hail Wert —who had. su ties ed---who Tad fallen in the listeclisastrous expeditions ? Were those only to frienslly to the Constitution who protocol Austen? Or, were they not equally or *utot•e toysl rod constitutional, who refused shipsmoi.i.y. when exacted without the sanction of Parliainest ? Weit those not constitiltional who lironglit • 11:h. ham the Tlard to lice throne : Were the ) in l o t thought disloyal who established the ['away/et:au succession ? who were ready, in the field or out the scaffold, to. shed their blood with a Hainpett it or • Sidney., It was under the ciretinintatoeta in which they were now placed, that today thought It nec to convene a Hall, where a fair and explicit opinion of the public might be given. They lived at a time when, if they stoti - ol support the throne or the empire nom surcuinutio,; dangers, it behoved them to stand forward iu the preservation of their rights. For this purposc, if they agreed with him, he would submit ctn., is Resolutions. Three Resolutions he then read, to the tailoring T. That It was thifitaintrotett raritt of the City efLoatino to moron their Pennon to Hia open the Theliwt ► they bail 0: Mk natal, faro is moon riaptet to tlio Mairott, and suntan,: neonates *Hit presentitg w too at the Levi e. 1. 7 hot not only Lid that bore dented to the Petition agreed to at the lasi Common Hall, hot the Lord Muyvr and Sheriffs bad eves been refueed a persoual and sacs of H.s MitjaMatyy 3. flat this de.isl was twit only solwersire of the rights Otos Livery, but u Savant violation of the rights of pe titiou, as made, demaLultd, and f,tsiutcd upon, by the JAI f Rights. •. That all complaints scaliest At ih . t.tery would be likely to be tmentrwy, write they sot to he p.....1ute.) to the l b; dn* bet to piles through the haul. of those very streams, is' abyss coattail they eirwitatsvd. These naulutions were all that t'r. Falwell rend at this time; but, iu order to keep the r• b4mice of the whole in one View, we here telltiu'iu . tite other. S. That whoever advised His Majesty not to t , .CIAVIS lie Petition, were guilty of a scandalous breach of duty, wad in (naivenessl upon the rights of the subject. 6. That, sotwelbetandurg the .1:11IMIMS, and wisest wen. aspens of the corrupt, ti..> were perfectly del, rut utu. - d to easiatuin their rights awl privikges, against all evil cosu sailors. 7 That the Representatives in I'm lament should he Hint instructed, " To si,.tiort all mottoes for as inunediate any ✓igid impairy late the tate arbesamptod calamitous expethtinne Mt* Waielaarea,llpalo, and Permed —Almi to bring Auteuil miditupport a moths. for I oquiiiinto the violation of tbe right of petitaisajug ; and to support WS measures, which ',teat 10 the equeorkoo afpliblie Minims ; to the reduction and 'Lou- Utellifeerl places, pensions, and erocrstuus ; M proem e tits shorter duratiou of Puliansents, sail the purity of ths.s representatives is. That this Sheriffs, accompanied by the llketumbrancer, shall wait en His Maesty. mid usurer into Hie Majesty's bands ■ Capp of the foregoing Resolutions, Mired by tits Tema Cici Is. Mr. F*VICLI. continued, there were but modes of . procerliqs. either to_setter their (*peso tliressigh the oIL:e irf_thistetrejt SW*, • or, as before. to put the petition into His Ma.iest, 'a own hand. anti publish it in the public Were they content with the first mode? i Mei of IV* !no !I Theo their only course was to 4 , 10 pt rim Resolutions he had now to reed. lie then read the lith awl 7th, which were received with :Ada.. mations. Mr. Jones secended all the Resolutions pro posed by the rim speaker. and lamented that they should be called for by the calamitous state of the country. The questioo seemed deeply to involve the right of petitioning. The City of London, us has justly been expressed. had made, demanded, and insisted upon being permitted to pre.ent dit it petition* to the Throne itself. From axonsidern sines of Ilie Majesty's infirmities, they led of late been satisfied with presenting them at the Levee ; but now even this was denied them, and the office of the Secretary of State was substituted for their legitimate privilege. It was dangerous at all units to wave a iirivilege..and the descending scale he hail jit.t mentioned, proved how much they had suffered from it. if their petitions were to go throigh the Secretary of State, the chance was that they might never reach fits Majesty. If the mea sures pursued by Minister. were wise, then it wets possible that lii. Majesty might receive their ad dresses ; but if their measures were bad, the chluice was that they would not suffer an impartial ac count of them to reach the royal ear. Sit b ws. the case with the present itnttecite Admnittdra!tott, su unlike that of the great Chatham, that be cons,- demi those as the best friends to their country., who swathed and promoted their removal front office. The Crier read the first Resolution. Mr. W•ITHMAN said, ih'at although he might have availed iiimistlf of a later period of this dia. cession. to offer himself to their notice ; yet. he chove to come forward thus early, in order to vet right some parts of what he had deliveted to the last Common Hell, what+ had acme forth to the pub lic, in an erroneous fornq and might be tonal, %lid to the injury of individuals. Ott that occasion, r•i: had taken an opportunity of auituadverting upon the waste of public triongy,end the large proport;o of what semidries° from the taus enjoyed by certain fartilies, arh•,:h he then mimed. Sauce that. he bad seu.i maim:thermions on what he was sup r o-sil hate se;.i. in several of the public ?Janet... — The mistake of what he really.ifiti say ittig,iit arisen either from the errors the irporters. or from the want of distinctattes lit li.s own mode tit expressing lumitelf. it was. however, but justice to those gentlemen, and to dile public, now to stmt: explicitly a. at ire did mean to say. He ars;ed. that, in woe way, either from office.. performed by deputy. peusiun, tit *MOW!, certain families received from thirty. forty. to Sit,oool. of the public 'Emery annually. This was t-ur. He hod Ceo said that the hinsilies of the Ma quis of Hertford sad Lord Cat•Verem gh. enjoyed feoui 30 to 40,0001. pet aaseet, were eziende