The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1810-11-08 00:00:00

LAW INTIMLIUENC'E. COURT OF ILINrS BENCH, Ivey. 7. ratoon (Assignee of e. Timm% is this caw, %stitch ama tried before Mr. Justice frill, s t tlw I ite Bury Assizes, and a verdict given he (laisti6, ith damages of Is.. Mr. Arij t can_ kg I twa mowed for a rule to chew cause why the ~,f t itt invalid not he set aside, and a nomad en af a new trial granted. The Learned filer. v int . , he made Ilse applicatioa on behalf of the Chianti, under the fallowing circumstances ;—r e 'nitrite,. Villiers. stone time previous to his hank ,uptey, p archaved a considerable quantity of timber iisvannitting state from the Defendant, which he was tare' as snon as he had occasion for it, and to pay w i t by hills. Villiets became • bankrupt heftwe sloe u ,;„, b a d been felled. sud the question was, ..hider a ouffirient property was vested in the koultrut to entitle his Aaaigneet to recover. A n n. qupestion also aeon. at the trial. as to the sine of the timber rsl,ich had been I, ft stand by V tiers ; but , :mee that. had been cut by t h e Def u r endant. The othenl evidenc which could on y part of e the. Plaiisuff. , the hsiikruot ; and he was objected tea s h mug bankrupt mice, and had not laid I.lf. M yowl at either times. It did appear, however, out waggons had been employed in yNt url.he timber which remained. rye Lamed Juorse at the trill decided, that e rapery was vested in the bankrupt previous to , m .ii,hetsce, and directed the Jury to dad a Ver.. 41 for the Plaintiff. Tae Jury having retired for upwards of an hour, then returned • verdict leer the Planner, tie lea one atillhini, although the ti m b er must h ay . b eri worth near 8001.—it was to have this out- N emo verdict set aside that be made the appli ed's". Lard 1 7 .1.11INIOIMUGN -••• Brother Senor', the u ra t t vu yaw owu : you should have procured better endroce of the value of the retnai bbbbb Mes hy., la d um bare brought forward a case so loose as te prtplez both Judge and Jury. You rosy take year rule, but it must be upon paytueut of die tests of the application. Bale granted. TAVISALII. IMMO' COWPANT V. PCIIDD. Mr. klierttiT-CieVIIIIAL chewed cause spigot ilassi attachment obtained last term against the 4int. He contended. that the coiapatiy had nowise ngh: ta move for au attachment avinet the Deferelint thaw he hed aping them ; th ire had been ea arbitration, and an award made. which the ikfivistut 554 rowdy t o * h ey . Lard ELlANsuftoocei- , . , l'ray, Mr. Attorney recnal. where did you bud this talc of reciprocity list &era ?" lire ArtottriT-Chtlft•Ar... 4, hi the minds of per Lordships, Which are always consisted( with mim e &de mole absolute. novas a. ain't'. Mr.NOLI/1 moved to enlarge a Rule he had ob- Med lot Term, on the ground that there was *hang in the allld4int of meaner nit some of the . alarmed. Tne Plaintiff in the suit was rittstilicatetl hanitrupt, was eitner or A itmaikt; lit A.:signen would not interfere, and the thetrolEst had been upwards of severs yearaceo. Iris Prisolier ander an execution, and the Plain rid' bad absconded that length of time ; the &A tiencre, tb- affidavit of -mice consisted in, that it lod been note ssorn that 4 notice had been served the strum of the Assignees, without averring at he as kn o wn as their servnut. Litt! Eta.sanorionott—" We will enlarge the 'ea bat when you collet to make tt setiolute, be d with au affidavit that the PlaiatalT iseithr r i.e has not liven bent(' of for maven yrars ; for am is justified in marrying at thr expiration of .4 years, if alas has not heard from her hushand; Cnuo would consider hiss as dead ; and iu the you hut snored. I ant of op . • :a the Court. ikon goy strnich of ennnal,isce, arty cou.ader it enlarged. OF CO* ON PLE.43, Wesimix srea, Nov. 7. .uses 4411 °TIMIS W. 11111110USI and °Turns. This rouse, which ors off► • policy of lusur4iice. I lute It eJ lost term, 011 s 1111 , 001011 rot ti slow sod a ver.lict eutered for Ilse Plaintiff.— COI:SELL now moved fur a rule to ' enue ehr a new should not he agr n 0 11 the ground that the Jdry had faun I ierren r renlict contrary to the direction or 41 . r calf. awl had construed the policy of itaiurs.ire K•yrrlr; having given to it a !anode which, to rt w.nald not hear.—The policy was ou the ship 'rile. bound on a trading voyage front Lon . froaidad, wed trout thence to till or any of pins ni discharge on the Spanish \lain, with tf of rolling at any of the Pintails settlement* "orls, In t manse of her %ravage to the Spa -4:1, with the exception of J masks and St. 4 40. The ves.4.l. it appeared, w.l. hut on the Is iloef, neer the Islsail of St. T.in•nio; cod ,h 1 (1041 Way, a bather that Wand wa• in the di , mid seamanlike course ors vcoiel banuil to the urea loan of the Spanish Main ? CilleiJuatiee NI Anaviato--•• There mu.t be a tants.: canoe. The Court were perfectly it roll if the mental of the cause. I recollect the by which I was influenced when I peat:used the h.. • . wad flat; i area Comfort for the Plaintiff , nrause. I should, :after the Court had state.' ":""'on. hale agreed that my Client id Id be -ded,and not h.vr trusted br t h u of 41* I do not mean to iiiwnirite any Omit; A the J.try who prononixrd the reran t Ira te-..they, like other men, have C.c . :lr Wt lim These t o are talk-il over at Lloyd . .. .- 141 7 cont. iota Court, Mal opinion. are there to the meaning and intent of da.puteu - *which, of cosine, must It ire some effect. It u ltl ) ° ,l ed by the pi Huta. that there wa. a pre• : 41 romg the Jury, nod, ther e fore. the quet a' otlered t o go to theta. It h of hoen at r,-11 to he larwred, thr to o pro7eraltu.4: lay t he VI, Walvis Wall the wa bat .. 4".11 art! slating. it wa. 3 "‘" l dinie to 1b...A.11.e finitailied in the I• 4 , 01 adith l first read tit Policy. I sup. at per a Iftlitutie. usl a pials.,- : "44, a 11 141i4.50, i 1 0 1 1.44 it drd uol iv os•co —ln " 4 .felt to :r. , ) b p ursar.l . 1 !bat rho ti'l't Coulee% and th't a YU!fe prept4iee exists among the Jury, the Defeatism will vibe nothiug; ulti nsetely. by this applicatiosa.—Dorreyer, take the Rule." Mr. Sedfont Sunman's. who was Counsel for the Mi li ta nu rho finmertriul, Mated, that, if hr had shii!trewil the °tumor' of the Court hid been so decide'llv him use that occasion. he cer• tatitly would not hove pres.ed the liu'iliess farther. Tauxesoe n. wittrdoett. The Plaintiff had beets non•.nitrd in this cense lad Term, a isniit being reserved tot the considera tion of the Court. Mr. Serjeaut Lan stated, that this was an action up-in a tmlni of Insuraisee nn th e ship colliagrearad, which was iu the service of Government; god, nn he•r voyage Irani Lisbon, had arrived at Stoke's IL). when it W 44 found necessary dirt she should undergo some repair ; she was ii , enrdingly laid down on C.iasport I l trd, where, in the course of a tide or two, rrolo her ;lions giV:llg *AV, or some other cause, she ha 1 sustained cnosider .1)1e damage —the gut +lion "Ogo WhPthrr tl.lll could be Called a peril al the sea. within the meaning of the Nnlie ? Ili. Lordship had, on the trial, expressed a con trary oi oi OO Lor,l Gate( Msusetcr.n—" I think 1 his ea 1111 l ot be tniled M peril of the sea, when, for the pUrtlol6ra or repair, the ship hail 1).-rh taken from the placed hp.ott itt.o.l."— rht orivinil uou suit wa., 01 course confirmed. IMMU I FE AND OTHERS v. D3RIZODAILM AND OTHET.S. Mr. Serj..snt Sett:Pm:au mrive.ll for • rule to show cause why the verdict found against the Plain tiffs in this care should nut be set aside. It was au actma on a policy of insurance, effected by a Mr. Joats. on a gwititity of brandy shipped on hoard the aderesorimi, bruin' from Ch-ratite to Lull,lon. The paint was, whether • letter alinh had been written to Mr. Jones, and which was in his pos- BroslOil the time he effected the insurance, should not hive been shown to the mid -rwriters ! This letter had been written Olathe of Fein urry, (emu Cogniac, a toeb not Very far dislant front Cho ram ; it stated, S 'that the Ilkrearies would lie ready to end in the emitting week ;" on the 16:11, 17th, and 18 , h, of that mouth, a severe storm oc casioned great damage in the Cleautiel ; and a r s wind. of 1911 vessels were lest , wilusig which was the fifireatrins. Mr. Shepherd contended, that Mr. Joni.. hating in his possession the letter, dated the 3d wf February. soinousicing tote intended de plrture cf the vessel In the ensuing week. should 'we urodriced it, as a &commit rit the utmost im portance to the uallerwriters—who would thereby have beets enabled to form a mute accurate judg ment than they otherwise could. Lord Chief Justice M•usrist.n-..." It was • question left fur the cousiderstion of the Jury. and they appeared very attentive to it. I think I left the circumstance of the letter to Us considered by them." Serjeant Summuto-s-•• You ttil, env Lord, with this oba ion. • 1'1144 u the Unglues's-kers hue.. the *turns had Sake., place, *4% t•trenge they ‘l4l nut vk some questions.* 1 heg leave no aut , that rrc Uladerwrittra . k•lowledge on that point rendered it more necessary that the letter should here titre, product.!." . Lord Chief Justice. M A wsriti.n--" Tukr • rule; W. is • suestiuu that must go to ilia Jury." CH01.1111119. Mr. Serjetfit 11.F916 moved fora Rule to shew canse why the verdict obtained list Terme in this cause should not he set aside, and at tionsuit catered The Plaintiff htd brought his action for demur 111141eIr the following eircit iistant•es:—A lily of brandy hail hteu shipped oil board Id. blot the bill ! ‘ of lading turf not been made oat in the common form, a clause having heeu insert ed. stating that the phocheous, &c. should be take.: nut in in data art?r the arrival of the vessel, or II mistier of the brandy to be halide to a charge of 41. per day demurrage. The vessel was lying in the Westsliiilm Docks, and, by the provisions of the Art teAttlatingthe unloading of vessrly thermals's:li must be complied with, is 41.1ay took place, for wlreh, as the Defendant could not prevent was not answerable. in many loos:sets also, the stile of the reentry inialit prevent a weedy on. kolin.; of the ships in the dock; which, Coin various collies, may at times amount in • much greater nn.nlier thou In others: and if dell were occasioiwd by such unavo,dablu cm nesstancer, it did not come guider tie a L greeintid contained in time bill of lading. If the verdict were allowed in thee case, every trailer who had goods on Itimid this ship would lo • Its bl.. ;dim Chia Justice Ge•iiles. the Defendant. there are, I believe, two defaulters, fi met whom the Plaintiff would also have a right to recover. People ought in guard against the feCltr• relic. of this circumstance in future charter-parties and other iostrsiments. They may twee or not, as they ',lrmo., to 161 y ilerneirrage, when they are pre. vented from unloading by the crowded state of tilt Docks.”—Hisla granted. There is anothcr candidate for the Governorship of Cold!still-uric!". The election will take pl on Thunwlav next.—The 514sistratca are div.ded atheist the eligslaility of Ants to serve. We we authorised to contradict the stat•ment that appeartA in several of the pavers, of a rntobciy haying been cotton:tied en Friday 'deist Ivo( at Mower's Hill ; as. upon isystry, itappeara that no snub tranoaction took piece. DlATlL—Yesterday morainic, as Mr. I IJU 'sr, alsovtask.4,Ciahro-4t.rrt, b-rw,i; tl rasatmater iu thr %hop, he fell down ia a fir, nand almost tostanlly eapirttl. CU1111114.-4 few silly, aiace. GAIL the offioer belimiring to Moon. 'Whitt in pornot of a cleaerter. or whom he had tot information, ame.,t to • hotter in the blaze. Southwark, where lie hail ?Cadet , to ilatpret thr soldier was ronciraleil : whim he einte there. however, he Gaud the hotiae foe s-skew by !hi ; bat, on searching it. he df-enarre.l ill A rto.et in our af the rows., a ma - Wets. sipper ••141 for ersioing, t.•gether with • cot,-i -.:• able it. 1.1 be. of rlo!laro, slia;ll4.l, awl titpeuee4, 4 fi , killhell and 111116.1:111Ifel bt4le those 1.1 aO - btntf , se wo;11 eiteve , eti, ?hot It was .114,111 r t c , di.hutaisa them from gnu! e‘ , .." The otTi. era it.• obtained ioformation of the p trues onucerinnl is Isna -ittint,:ns practice, on./ art •I precut en gay In *Tann •.tttieua. Con the rat nratii of the f o r the Ilate SILLos Inn err het shuts, t viols Wlnt salts, h uni • *satinet'' tptcy. I" isea tsndtll " f e u so ow • f l it by Nil • i ',lthe Prato it hether I isukru it to the flue -Ail ssloe of th • by Willi the Deft" /are beep Pi w as the hall beta a haul (he poothis Out I.lcfrud unto ad .1 i'he Leah the property I, noc,ltcin. Let for the • Ter Jury smi then r huger one 4 b. ei worth meow vet; caw.. Lord Et halt less y better tend. It her, sad a es t• prtii take your r the costs al • hale gem • tAell Mr. All • Stile ef el Detentiant. no 1111 c 2 In the Dgefill been se sob lkfisolont Lied Et. roLertil. *I IA dawn r Mr. Art , • per Lordst tele toad Mr. NOLA hell Int kleitucy ie pram eon 111 lineal& in Amok.i: the 44.10 ▪ Prii tiff bad ah tienerti , th Isd beeu oi ass the stew A 'hit hp, as Lull EL RON bat twasehA • shod, or ha to• mean he true years. Ateliers iv eat you hi abort toy tte 'al ! • vt: , OF ( NCI 4 :11 This coal 14.4 het,, tr " I ' ' l , sod Serj-ati • ens* u)"• hued, 0/1 Perverse I.; Is, • eq. owl st; Perverts -1 .11 te.t u t Irt , l Hype, th to fi Ports 01 any of ci . .tut tt Itl a. I 4 it. ▪ 'Patios' • lad see lira psrl - Chief due •. tailbone opal :tt by • "re bor, , ▪ t 4114 rrass i;t:solon, .t. ; •r • 'tatt ed , sr ; "7. I n t leal the rt ey., 41 34 • The • ; t hey el t 4 as to Telef. its, whi t, c uppme o f cc '''444lor 4115 ' sit; T a t -.1 t o r til 4 4 4 1 I,l t , Ea* e j fa+b 11l Ile *” at 1••••1 4a• .eat tha ,it huh. e,„ Pi Mired. ■OW , TRAKT. Vflaci day Pie lee ?Mei wet bnmlial to the Office, cam"• ed with unlawfully raw Wint a watt Is %Villtans !salaams, uf she Ms n gra. chumker, said, that lie was is partnership with Elisabeth I :airoisidi, sad tint he lately iistri.sled the with a watch to repair, he brim; a :JOU rif I 111, 41 . i watelonaiier ; a n d th.t be ptwucd the 11,4184 w thous the consent of hiawieif hia partotr. Mr 11.srirusw, n lostastbrolser, of Prow.. 4 start, Leicester square, produced a a atch, which thr Prosecutor identified as the **mm he tairweeil the Prisoner oh it to repair, *Lich is worth acl. 31r. Itarlrasis said the watch was permed at kits .1 4 ., on ate .2.04 Setstrusher, for 141 The hisuiser *as cossiwietr4.l iss Stir imssaity of 301. the ',s lue ' , film watch, aril iI penalty ; but on account of the Pm 'weer :tithing a concession to the Prussccutur, the coustetsuis was nut c.f . i.'s crest. ROBBERY OF A WELSH DROVER. Ycsterdor, ton awe. u, a Mother and ltanyhter, ender. went ail remliimilimel at Qtteell square OfUce, vlsarzed with rotiliiiiz a IT aid, Itroirer, ironed Jour., of thy -um of 3lel. It :Prpeoreil ihnt tlir ton Prisoners sere t the !luso, in ('uu bird, acid, Witt re Jones, no his Fel nen fruit Maids1;)110, wrist ante snot poililinh qur to Isle rune rrfrshmcot, soil whilst 'brie he iinfortistiotety fell asleep, during %bin . time he ass ',Arlo,' of Kook of England Notes, and Country (tank \o1(.1 parade in town , a touuliug yertettier to the abort eetbl. The rICCUIIIII,IOI.I, of. robbery bortny cone I. :lir iiiinalortge of 6,llnore, the °direr, sad a description of its, Pristine. a scorch was tonnsediately mule to appro head them, when tie 1,4,4 she,,, ,at., the City, nttd fuita aatily sllC4 . 4itard ill &lel Clog tbrui whilst they waste ettlyll9; lilt.) a badcury.i . tredi al 14e done of a hooking aline they 114.1 beet. to e44.1,te sonar' of the link Nutcs pasubk in loon ; Skint InlicArclsitig thvitt, found thus they hal just caattil The Pluouers are aususuitted for a farther itzamaiatioa te mum.% . OLI) BAILAY SEsSIU.YS, Nov. 7. Jan faLla►t. James Addams, &board Lilt/e. and Char/c. ITrivibe, were tinliciett for conspiring to gether for the parlor.r of prevailitig uu tiny War wick, John Scott, and 7 tither Pressmen, employed on The Times Nesimaiter, to strike. if they did not reecive an iuerewe ref w. x .s from their employer; and they acronlitexly, ore the 14th of May, gave no tier to thtit employer that they would hut work after a fortnight. if they had not the increase pro posed by the Prisoners; nod on its slot being granted. they left their employ. The chief evidence to support this prosecution was e boy of 16 years of age, who hint been em ployed me the nrwaraiter lin a fly boy (the person who hiked the paper oft from the pees•). liis toe,- iumy went merely to a conversation between the Defelidelds and two of the pressmen employed by the Prer-rcrit, , r. Ohs his cross-examination. it ap peared v a t he had been carried 'wrote a Magistrate at (luilthinll ll'oliee•Offive for AO, end had been by him eomruett•d to the !louse of Correction, where hr received a shipping and was discharged. li e had h ero ever since May last supported by the Prosecutor, part of the time in the country, and for ill. last ten months in town, and had not done any Co. k. Mr. John il'alter. jun. was examines!, but he knew but what he understood from a third Pr'outt. in Malin:her. Th, Pith;ish.r was examined ; he only eorrolto riled the tiret 10ne.% as to the time the Premmird in the employ of the Prosecutor *truck on account of II ri.r of iwa44% bring rerti•Pti there. K PP addressed the Jury in bkbalfaif the Dereoitaiit., in an riopretniate eperrh. . Mr. 0.1511.10% SERJUMIT %amused up the evi- Jettei-. cuisiouenteil au it iu a must a/dean:liege! wannrr. The Jury, without quitting the box, gore • yen. dirt 14—Aut GNlay. The Pri•mi:ers were accordingly distchtrgerl„ Yester.l.ty l'riwatners were tried, 19 ui whom were. cotiV;il..ti or Frlnn', wiz.— X•trilt ‘llllwood, for stealing 3 shirts, Riskin, sad s rows, the property of Julto Carew; Joseph (whin, for Pleating a saw, snit w.reral other articles, the property of Turner Com her ; Joseph Kirkland, for ruralise • shawl, the property of %% l o om. J "rot: ; Mtielaiird Farmer. for stealing &silver imam, v:i;iie Foos. the property of Julm Brown; Margaret Driscoll, for atenling .fiver l.a f @nil a pair of sliver spectacles, the properly of Isaac hostel ; Michnel Wailer, for stealing 3145. of Iscef, the prom, iv of hours Nlarkloir ; John Ansley, for bikellillg n •11.... r iniiffineer, and a plated wine -waiter, time prowl, of Williams t;r4/11.111 Deacon, Cm.; Jam , . Thorn ton, for stealing is hums enviers, the propel ty of fAltunod 1.11441; James Jour.. alias Mandela, and Job.. Walters, for arVailaX a ailrt• of stair carpet. value 11. the property of Noah Yerill e ,, William Gisiolnanit, far straliug 3 roll .'l ti miol, tke ploperty ofluhis Hcwitt ; James ttrafi.o4 Jllle. of tallow, 'aloe in. the property of Francis Theisloie thy ; Charlotte Churchill, for steeling two blaukrta and • sheet, vitae tier the propaity efJultu Mioniey, in a lodging room ; Peter Adauni, for stealing from the person of Thurnis Gordon, • steel watrlochnio sad two menu keys, and • seal, value three vbiliines, his mope. ty ; Mary Itheernems, fur veiling two silver tahlesposoie, the pro. pert' of : brienne Huwerbank ; Thomas llown.il, for steal s* a man's hat, the property of Thomas Auk us; Morgan Joseph, foe Weston • piece of loaf Negro, rano. tar. lid. the property of Waal,. Oalerea mid Summer; Sarah Peoliey, for stealing a silver watch. the propart y of John Lark; Alexan der Rime!, fa` stealing col'oi_ weight of 114C011, the pro perty of Joseph Peacock; trillium Williams sae eonvietell uf a iiho!eusaasiuur. And ti tree (Witted. Tl.e battle bet., ten Crib dud .11oIrserz excitrs great I.der.st uniorno tbe pogilistic aniAtesirs: the odds were bun bight ti; to 4 in savour of Crib. fellow about 5 feats inches , in height, & salt,. complexion suit huge whiskers, hits lately been successful in obtaining mousy from unprotected women the better order, by pre tending to he a stieild's nfficer, and taking them temporarily into custody by resulting a fictitious a rd. Thi. system inspo.iiion awl f. isud will prart.seil to a considerable riven', until about four yes-. ago, when an offender was trampoirted. A Lily ids the Dime of IVittUtiT, feuding iii u ti k e .ore-i. Oxford...lfeet, was st.itti by the Officer on Friday evening, and lie t.i' hr? into custody fur • debt of twenty t{..• pots 'de. *kith she really aid owe to • Mr. 11:tswea. It was eieven o'clock at night. and the lOtppfteerl etheer tozioree , ed regret Cl bring oliliged to take • lady from her home • bet it Was tocuo. Dissent an think of taking her :tied for her appear.. eller the nest day, without a pledge. The yellow gave the mattreptii of • real officer in the neiglAritsr• hood of lluincere-bene. and left his card: be was then poi in p,...tr•llWn of about fire potted.' worth o f j..r t 4orry, a,,4 clothes of the same value. and he has n 4 >iacr been heard of.---A Lady of tke Home of "%tom. in Niargartuotrert, ono defiatirlevi on hbotelay of tea pound.' worth of cloothiutt by the aline plan ; and their went yetiedlF I: o Aber 1:4001.0 OWLS a dm moue Wont_ PUBL/N. Nev. s. CITEOLAC E dTI NG. The Asliaarneel Cienerst Jeleeting of the Csb.• lii. of Ireland, oursuatit to appointiatoot is. July lust, was held at the :Repsitory its St. on thus d 45„ Friday the of November. • Au anxious si:d numerous isasembisqe of. too* reato•cts4lo Csinolies attended for some titer, it► expecting!) of Loup ringe!'s apoentsocr; but at length Conmiellor O'Connell took the Choir at two o'clock, and chant- country Arrittenien robirtl. Counsellor ciliou:.:.to upeoed 86.1 bilittlliti.o•-• IF! Hinted, that tile and 'ante:llllWe labours of• the Co•nnnttee have son been croaked with Sleet sucee,.s the it Blair ar.i I . ineeiteii—thus a differ 'nee of °mono.' had exsoed lit the Is-, General 51..et:tig, fat,: to the vi 1.1 interests of the Catholics He then vitro sal ea on the adviiiiters of unannotty, and argu cI ut th a t ete•y elencesiaion advanced *Etc c.u•c sa t h is e..nittr% _ Ile was de. i.ledly for a rout meted syeters of iecesonit petitisoing, rod to Malaita* his nil. Flinn he hod; a .eview et ',motets of the Cethes.. be t....... E5t i--•h et b y .tieii a 'Dunn close. let magic runid of England could be rescued from Um steps& barliorien into whit h it had strik ; awl he troulAt a.k how rould the object he eltseteil: *Mesa tee formation were ronesyeir to the thihrral bigots he the irresistible force of reiterated di cusoori-o Trust discussion alone could convince the public of the motives of the desperate and infatosted pole which resisted the justice of their ranee , and wa s &meow to secede in the ithooimou• sli ..... • rif four nithisms of hie countrymen—The a. tar as he had an tipocietuidty of examaiiing the sentimeros of the [oriole towards their Goveroment, b e fo un d t h em unanimous in the opinion of the necessity of a con tinued unveiled system of petitioning. That he would state what came within the serape of ins own observation, in the etweieli carol. in point of rank, in Ireland. Lis that rosily. containing upwards of 30 . 0,000 inhebitauts, and, what is ninterial to re mark, tout:ming more nt the ancieut Wood than could be found in soy other county ; to that coo oty, at r veers" meeting, n had been usionintoesly resolved to petition, cud to persevere in • amt• untied, unvaried system of petitioning, till the attainmeet of their rights-oend so fin did they pursue the principle, that a Committee of twenty. one Gentlemen was appointed to co-cperete with Itepresentatives fruns other different parts of Ire. land, is the great CIII•it of their country. In the peened conuty in Ireland a similar, drrision has taken place; but tint much could Ica prod uce d by eiipliesttions fro,* detached bodies of the Ca ttalo:S. as th e completion of their wishes must result front the co•opereting efficacy of the whole.— To w e, i t is a debasing and degrading reflertiou to say, that a Catholic should tint hare the freedom, the pert, and the digiety of a Protestant. I fe..l sorrow wh en see this aspersion flung in the face of a Cathblic, as if he were sunk ui such base apathy and I, latish torpor as nut to feel an inclination to help himself, at the moment ire beholds the Protestant coming forward on his behalf. Is it not a tool shrine that we should remain in sullen inditlerence, and nee feet our rights ? I cannot amid nothing a topic-, which, a l t h oug h not iminetlietely bee ring on the question. carries touch interest with it, sod which occurred on a recent occasion. 1 allude. Sir, to • leading, and. I may say, an disunion' part. which you took at the late Aggregate Meeting. As an individual, I declare that I am ready to main a sacrifice of my property-1 sin. ready to mien. fire my very renitence foethe good of toy county. l'he repeal of the Union, I am well convinced, would he attended with inestimable edvatitog.• both to Catholic and Protestant; but I would newer consent to obtain so desirable en object on the con.. demo of replacing the Catholic iu that stop d. bur. barous sl surety out of which he haessuergrd; •nut I may safely say that the enlightened Protests's' would not accede to the condition. Such an art ange meat wou ld be unnecessary—because Catholic Emancipation and Repeal of the Union go hand iii hand, and the attainment of the one object tends essentially to the completion of the other. as there is no step taken for the Repeal of the UUIO4 which does not tend to Cethol.c Emancipation. I have noticed these circumstances, because, its that part of the country with which I inn pertico!arly cc gestated, an attain had gone forth se if the question of Catholic Emancipation had bete abaudoued s front what haul hapoeuwel at the Aggregotte Meeting. —lf nreumein were necessary. 1 would refer to thirie enlightened men, who form no inconsiderable majiiiiiy of the Proles:mita of Ireland—they bare declared that Catholic Emancipation. obi, h pots the Cetholte on the same footing as the Protestaut. is the best means to insure the wifely of the British Empire—that by so doing. the strength of the people could be more effectually celled forth in defence of the Crown, than by betting up barriers to separate them under the name of rehgion.— There is no difference of opinion among the Catho lics of Irelmad—the sentiments of year buithreis throughout Ireland are manifest .in favour, of peti. tioning. I have already 'idiot-tad to thr steps taken by the seventh county to Irsland, mad also by thy as. cood ; and therefore let there be sn end of the idle jargon • • bort dignity—and if we truly distr e to oh fain the impoitaist object. let as neamtuoualy put forward Ger rights and our claims. I therefore move. Sir, the fodowing Resolution a Repotted, That the General Committee be requested to prepare pointless to Parliament Fla our behalf, for the pee owe ale:log presented early is tie nest vessicai; sad that they he cuuttoacd is the 1111aboagetne“t of Cetholle affairs." Inr I:lotto:A *ll4_ seconded by Dr. Dvmuuos:F. Mr. I,xs opposed the motion, prkiteipal!y on the t voinot th it it vveall.l be an in..nit on the dignity of he Cistholizis to pr,-sent a pttition. lie toured the tineenion of martin lie wee by Mr. Costly sir, who, in an honest, onvartinheil, and animated tone, declared that no circumstance hs.l or,`nrred since the Itest General Meeting which could slims that it vies o trate expedient to apply to Parliament than at dist period. iod The General Committee hes titre, d elect ed dist it is inexpedient the fists are il.e -etue now as at the time of the last meeting; awl let nct Gentlemen suppose that their specious orators eso c Ole the Catholics nut rd that attitrideaf erientnient which the insaltiw.; ray ction of their el ihne more then justifies. Wt .y nut to its tOth day of next Jatiaiiiy ?—F-lery mouser-3 may make such a change to (Irene/Ist sne.s, es in m.re