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. .. • j -t . •11 *-. • : " e t • _ • "Y" ° PENCE-41ALTIPZ) 1 3 1 4",11t, 4' • . , ~ br grittob. .11!iir NUMBER 2265 FRIDAY, APR] L 1810. $ Y. -- . LYCEUM-THEATRE. • Arils. MS, lot , ,t r.•aprrifttlly informs her L Friends, and the Pillory. in general, that her NE :..IT will take place on FRIDAY, the I ith of May, when will he pieseiiirol an OVERA, with a variety of other r.N c F.RTA I IS MILNTS -. 'till:eta and plates in be betel nt No. ♦t, Ralltbune•place ; and of tfr. Spring, at the Rim-Office. TRANSPORT-OFFICE, Await!. 12, 1110. r MAE CO NINI ISS lON EILS fur conducting Ifs A- :alui...ry'r Thaws.; t Service, far taking Care ar Sick and tranorled Sroinen, and for the, Care aid Cathay of l'i 'Lioness of War, do hereby hire Notiq, 7lat tkay nail 1r ready, at this (tree oa CRSI)A 1(1, the lath May, 1910, to re ceive ;soli d . 4:ders, *add trtot with arch Persons as may be fell lime to Coatroct for stipploilig the seder-asentioned Articles for riee've .11ontlis certain win. le For Sie sod Woe;ded Seaman—Coats, IVaietenatn, and Troasets; Navy Bedding, consisting of Haif Had, Hair Piaui I, Sheets, anti Nicht•Caps For Sick Prisoners of tt'cr--t:oats, Waistcoats, anti Trost sere, Pallilsses sod Folster-Cases. _ For both ;ereicea--Flatinel Waistcoats and Drawer'', BRITISH GALLERY, PALL•MIALL. MIDDLESEX MEETING: Tti IS GALLERY. for theEX.lll RITION and SALE of the WORKS of UR ITISII ARTISTS, le OPENED to the PahVie, awl V. 111 COMllille open every day, frfous Tell in the Forenoon till Fivy iu the Atterssuuw— Admittance le. Catalogues 64. VALENTINE GREEN, keeper. NEW ROOMS, HA NOVER.SQUAII.E. UNDXII Tan FATRONAGII or tic Rordlighneas the DUKE of CAMBRIDGE, *WO TUT: RIGHT 1110:101;RMILL 11111 , DIRECTORS of the ANCIENT CONCERT. M it i S h . e N N 'Ati ir it , : y fi ( A 4 N w r v ito a st ad ire hie t r te i n , t r i i : l l l l ! . 4!el hi r,111.1111.18 that her TIEN EFIT C()NCEET it fixed fur MONDAY Al N. .he :inth urApris. id)", at the above ROOMS Th I, t e performance wil t be nu the stand and extensive 'call' of lett year. Principal Vocal P.rfurnicrs--11rs. Killington, Mn, Vor;hru, antVMrs. Bi.tue Mr. Wm. Enyvott, Mr. Vont:ban, Mr. 'Bellamy, tfr W. Elliott, Mr. Gass, Mr. Elont, Mr. J. E. Sale, Mr. Ijvaar, a.ol Mr. Bretani. The Chortisses will he supported 'by the Voting Gentle men of tit Majesty's Chapel Royal, St. Paul's Cathedral, Wrgiminster Alihey, and the ikefurutets LA:lunging to the A.,rsr:tt Conceit. Leader of the Claud, Mr. F. Cramer; Organ and Grand Pow Forte, Ur. Crotch. Air I —Owe' tun., (never in rforme.l) ; Refit. ace. Mr. raughEtn, 1.0 Vitley," (11.11 U% 0 0 N wnph ;" 40(1e Fancy; lir. Crotch.—Duct, NI, and Mrs. Vaughan, u soft invader," (Walnut') Dr. Buyce.—Sung, Mrs. Dianclio, Ah multi !" Biatscht.—New Glee, (11S.) four winces, INTENDED STANFORD JUNCTION NAVIGATION. A GENERAL MEETING id the SUB ZS. SCRIBERS to this UNDERTAKING has been propound to arse by Col. NOEL, Chairman of the Comiuittse at Stamford, which General Meeting will lw held according ly, at the City of Loarlon Tavern, Ilivhopsgate-strect, fa.lll - oft FRIDAY, the g7th of April lust. at 12 o'clock at town, precisely. J. JEPSON ODDY, Chairman of the 'Amnion Subscribers. St. Jame...a-square, sth April, into. _ _ _ Linen l/raners, Coverlets, Stocking., and engird 11 air. No Tender teen be leerier', after Otte o'clock on the Dog of Tim**, seer ony noticed, macre the Porty, or on Agent for him, persenotly attend. Each Tender must be oreemponed by u Letter Awn hoe re.inetable Persoo.,. ',cooing to in en.e (mond with the Persitttentlering, is :he :woof L.sou, for the due performancel the Ceosthert. PortkerPartienturs logy he knows, ty anplyino nt thie ()e'er, aril Samples ric!,y 4f sets eat an titorac,pct•GenerufsEW4gunt's Key. . • . . e s . The public and private tdvantageoof thig Undertak ing, are detailed In n Wurk joist A Sketch for the Improvement of thu Folowai, euteeltercial. and Local I otereeht of Britaro." • CAPITAL PRIZEW , iu Shares, ut 4, Cianitiii, This day are published, g - ITISErtVATIoNs n t Lon/ M IMVILLE and IL/ Mr. POSE'S LEITER resprFtirg a NAVAL A ItS r. N A at NORTHI L LET. fur, and sald by C. Cimpple, INILMtaIL U! etsiti T‘VEN' in do. two lest Loll end 9, ('lsering.Csese.. I.AS Is LOTTLItY, • • liwle MI, 14th lebroaty, tOtti. rE LOTTERY, 111 otwn goth °cloth'', 1809. .... Prim. 1 2p,00 S,UUI 3 1 twon 2 This day is pnLii•im.l, prire is 4 LET I . Elt to ih.• coN I ktic - unitt of 11,44 CRITICAL REWIC%V,, oar the roil4itt of Religions Toleration. With ocessmast Remarks tot the thietrtises of the Trtnay soil the Atonement. tay III:RIIERT MARSH, D 1) F R S. Mmgoret Pravvvni of Divinity, C.: ige. " Had slashing morn," Spotfrlh.. _.to, ton , Mrs. Bianchi, Mr, Braham, and Mr. Bellamy, (~,,/„-1.i.--Gratul Concerto Organ, Dr. Crutch, (nut per formed the►e thirty years), Ilaii.lrl.—Song, Mrs. Wartaban, Deuce, loathed :Melancholy," (L'Alligro,) Handel—Fa vourite New Glee, " tS listen to the ruler," harmonized by 3. IS Sale; Mrs. Billington, Messes. W. Kayrett, Vainthass, Sll.l J. B. Sale—Song, Mr. Braliaur, " The Wur," Dr. J. Clarke.--Grand Chorus, " I,a Tempests," (never performed is this kiimlout), Haydn. ' ACT 11.10C3114 112‘1110111C, Haydn.—Seens, (MS.) Mrs. " Chi per pieta," Cinisro.a —New Glee, four voices, " Wastreiog Willey." The words from Hunsa's Pumas ; composit4.l expressly for this Coneeit ; W. Knyrelt. Mrs. Vaughan; 111C4ii - A. W Knyvett, Vainz.linis, and J. B. Sale —Duct, Mn.t Billington and Mr. [balsam, "Me m'aiedro oh," Wittier —.Coucurtii Violoncello, Mr. Lindley, Lindley —WHthet' Swag •11.1 choina, arranged fur a fall o rc hestra, expects", fur this Concert, by R.!. S Stereos.— Sung, Mr. Bellamy, " toy faithful soldier;' Grand Choi 1.45, " And draw a blessing down," ',Theodora), Handel. The Concert will cummenee at Eight n'elcck precisely. Mr Tnanisliroid will be at the head or the Peace OiSeers. .... tats, Mat 3-Guinea each, to be had of Ma Vaughan, 111. I1:•an-alreet, Soho ; Bitchull's Warehouse, iii, hear B.MIA-llArea Layman's, Bututattert ; Cltinenti 11:4A CO: A, Liienpaisle Oafiwd+uStll ansl at KelWa Musical Saloon, rail-Mall. Prime of.. L2 0 , 0 ‘.. 5,40110 0011 3 5041 13 n41.111'13. • irtp;laiS. Tickets and Shires for the !NI LA , Lottery, whirls iva and ends on the ft th of JUNE, abul The Scheme ahonntla with tke tootal rininle , r of %homy. be?iolta whirl. the Conirartor q.ve. Elt"111A PRIZES of 4nu WHOLE TlCl.lill. 1,.t w6,h a Single Tiegrd pill gain upwards of tuttion , .i and a Sixteenth 6,L 0 .1. t;ttineaa. Nehenteo to he hid, with rtrticulai's; at 3, Cornitill, or 9, Chnriug-Catoo, London. Sub, by F. C. ao,l J Itiviugtou. 3t. l'au!•, ; J. flatrhard. Pieradillt ; and J. Dei.;lBlou, Catubrelge. Of whom may be had, price is. The Firer Pert of Dr. MARSH'S COWLS gof DIVINITY LECTURF-S. PINKERTON'S SCHOOL ATLAS. This day is published, price 10. at:ntly half-bound, with the hien' colictired, A NEW FCIIOOL ATLAS, cons,.ling tarotc.one Ntepti. carefully extracted from those en raced nailer the direction of Mr. Arrewstuith, fur Mr: Pitchert..in's Nlu4ern Geography. Printed for 'l'. Catlett and W. Device, Strand; and Lan ais% Eurst, Rees, sad Orate, Paterunate • Of whom may also below!, I. A New Edition 9f Mr. PINKERTON'S MODERN GEt It :it'll)", and Pro f essor Vireo's Astronomical Intro duction handsomely printed in 3 large V.olllalea, Ito with nitmeincs re. toed by the Author, price til. tic in Lam a. An ABRI EN'r of the s iine, in one large vo lume, aro. with a selection or the Maps. Secvail Edition, revised by the Author, price tots 6.1. bound. . '3. Nu. I. 11. and 111. of a NEW mounaN ATLAS. Ry intact Pinkerton. The 31s;:i engraved in the size called rulunihter ; and to be completed in tpeaty Numbers, o r therestmata, each containing three Maps. Price 11. is. awls. -- 31 . T()N, Litt. Partner with • !,,• Slit .1. -1114 BRAN/WOMB, has the , r :easure of :o.uouuring to his Friend. and the Public, the wt, it. ayes sth J VINE, Rives the greatest ebony to the adt i.turer foe so saran I& risk : Four packets of Tielorts, one twoilreil in each packet, oet to be liven by the Conti - a:hos to Usefiirtun ,te holders of the first-drawn Prize above i tsbeis aTirket tray gaits skywards of lioyitiot and Shares isiproportiou. Eyt,,n lets been truly hieks la roilitot p ickets of Tickets, No 7,nio I, producing nearly' 400,4.; and No. ;tails, produc ing ita,76:il. sus sold in sixteen Sihtuiloths, and paid by hien to 'the respective holders, who received foe each Sisk:to:it 3,5471 ttis.ad. Eytoi solicits a epatinttuice of the public (*some, at his lucky Office, CORNHILL, near the MANSION-TIOUSE. NEW TH EAT RE, LATE THE KING'S ANCIENT CONCERT ROO,IIS, TOTTEN HAII.STE E ET, (Licensed 1,5 Aet of PArli.nnent,l PRESEN r EVEN itit; be pre -1 rented, a New rastmal llnrletta, called THR VILLAGE FETE. totamkd 72 - .Liate Met, teciarrnie, na Diction, of Lowe in • % Wage. Previous to the Iturtrtta„ an Occasional Address, by 11r, Area —ln the coterie of the 'Evening, a Comic Song, eall&I " The COSISIffIC Doctor," by Mr. Herring. After ninth will be no-melded, a New Pantomime, called 11A111.1.1QUIN AT iIF.I.IC()N. PA:N . 1'011111E RENOVATED. The Music entirety new ' by Mr. Gladstaues. Clown, Mr.lainrent. Boxes, ea ; Second Prier, 9a—Pit, as ; Second rice, 1r ts.--Nceond Price at Haltpast Eight n'Clot k. The Doom to o:not at Half past Five o'Clock, and 11. e Prilarmauce to continence at Flail past Xia for the Boxes to be taken at the Theatre from ten till four The Decorations of the Theatre, and the whole of the Setuery, ire .lesriple4 by Mr. Greenwood, and executed by him, aid, under bin immediate directiou, by • variety of able ioisistauts. MAY PLAN, • With athlitiortal and superior advantages, %TATE LOTTERY, To be thews the uth June, into. THE CON TRACTOR begs byte to colt the attention of the Put.lic to the untlirntroitiowed Sehenie, ...winning, besides its Novelty, several grand Peal tams a n d superior Benefits, which, it is otusceitsil, will folly tuerit the, apprnbataun, and Alford a chance to Atlectitu rrrr r usi tr. vita in any ether Lottery : SCHEME. -------- 4 • 19 e.s 2. 41 • Mi 4,4170 And to the Glut di awn Prize above 151. (nut being one of the tuuler.rrientioned Numbs:is) will he given, in sol,filioo to the above Nioney• Prizes, attic sutil fortunate Number is of the Letter A too Tickets commuted in No. 1,151 to sena Later B lou Ditto comprised in 3,0111 to 3,075 Letter C luo Ditto comprised 61 4,751 1 0 4,77 5 Letter D $OO Ditto eumprieed in 2,501 to 4,52.5 . _ . . • - WAY all the Prizes they may contain upon this pins IL is tvieknt that one Ticket may ;rein ionJuie I. Its withdrenring so mails in kg tv crone the quantity usually nu Sale, attli , nili roe the purpose of firming dent into Four such disci lie Oislied Prize 4, possessing Chigoes bitten to tonknow 111 the Cositrartur is not insensible to the Objections that may he starlet by those who tenni not procurE Tickets at the chose of the last Lotlevr—br ram only antiternie such objections, toy awasuariug, that Tickets and Shares * in be proutptly didelbotoil to ovary Luttcry-tHbee in the titud koteitoin. firtlE following its sent to Mts. it ft 1)- bON, of Manchester, by the Nee. W. Shreiner, of auliaela, " MADAM—You bare long wished nit to send you the e..^e of the Child I was mentioning to you; the eireanistances are as fallow April last, a child belonging to James sad Lliaalictis Yates, of Urookliouse.Grern, near Conch-ton. 11.34 taken exceedingly ill, ow htg to the cutting of its teeth, Nitch was the effect of the disorder, that, Irons i very flue Lndthc boy, about eleven months old, he was reduced to • aLrlet , oi, slid eat irely taken off his feet ; he had several eun ruktou fits, and his death was hourly expected. They sent for a Surgetait, who twined his gnats, hot 'Pithiest my good ttroct. They then applied fur the AMERICAN SOOTH ING SYNC? ; a friend gate diem half a bottle; on the hist applicatiou ut which the child had immediate case, sod tartar the tith...le was used, he was perfectly restored" Itir paresis hare some declare-I to the above Gentleman, Net it was them firm belief this Nle.he..ue was the Okla% in t' e hands of God, of sar.ne their shades life. To be hsti of the Proprietors, .1 Johnson and Co. No. en, Newomuhstreer, Oxfunhotreet ; and reta.l, of t;olding, N.. h Corphill; Wee Richardson, 7.l:ini heater ; nod by all r t pincitnil Medicine Tenders in tua it sod country, at Va. itd. II iNtlie, fur icy') tunny. POSTING ON THE NORTH ROAD--ONE MILE NEARER, BY CHANGING AT WELLWIN. JBARKER 1-esprei inform■ the. Nobility, . pea al, that. be hat sac eee.ted ill 4 Nlotba in the White Hum fun, Ealdock anal dupe* for a continuance of then , &room .1. ft assures the Ynhhr, Hist he will endeavnur to meet th. it favours in the Posting Business, by eeei y attention in ba power —ll3l.lock. March Mi. Red Lion, Barnett i* While Hart, . ...... • • • 14 --•.• White Horse, BAldoch,, If -- TO JEwril.Enß, wATc..wttAKEIVi. /cc—VALI:- 40LE StUCK IN TRADE, CIIKAPSIDE. 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This day is published, in a neat pocket Volume, price r.s. Gd ACONSPEC'iIIti or the HIM-CUM.:O - of the LASNDOr:, EDINBURGH, and DUII LI N COLLEGES of Pl4l Reid NS; being s Practical Compendium of Dateria %mhos and Pliarriracy. By ANTHONY TODD THOMSON, Surgeon; Fellow of the Medical Society of Lot:dins; the Royal Physical and the Speculative Societies of Edinburgh. Printed for T. Underwood, 40, West Sank:jell, Le:radon ; and Adam Black, 57, South Bridge street, Edinburgh. ••• This will be by 1.0 the matt foil and complete Work of the kiwi yet published. Third Editiun, illustrated with Cases, mice s APRACTICAL. TREATISE on the certain Prevention and Care a tin VIIN ER F. 41. DISEASE, pertieultuly its consequences, es Stricture's, Glees, includ ing Talky Dursalis, li)porhuudrimni, Osteuism, KC.; being • complete guide iu those dianises. Dir M. CATON, Sarrow, Late of the Unite.; Despite!, of St. rhunte..'s and Gees, end Editur of thr t and Second Volumes of The London ' • ! -ZurAtc.st Spi clutter. A:4 fe, Flrebatreet ; T. , 3' , % V. Illatluw, Milburn ; • lona% Peternuater.row, Lundua• . .; .c SPECTATOR, price tl " COUN tY DE TYRO:V. At it mo.t titmerons and hi My respectable Meeting, of the Freeho',lers of the County of Ty ron-, at Ortrigh, on the 41ti of April, convened , I,y puldiornotire from the ti:oesitf, agreeable to a rrgo eiition for that porpo,e, to take into considera tion toe 010111,1110tli stale of public Affairs, and the Petitions of the Catholics pc this thue before Poeistuent; The nigh Sheriff having taken the Chlir, the tirlioletioas wt re :utopteul Resished—That as several Petitions from His Majesty's Hiirimm sub:trete are now before Parliament, praying unconditionally the Repeal of remind Statutes a keit still ill terespit from torn the rights and eiiiiivuitints which onr`fiee Cense''olio:, dimiesises, it is iuminsiout upon all Public Bodies to inners* their sentiments at this jiiiirpire with that condone and independence of opinion, which a sincere can vette', of what they owe to the interest and honour of the Empire at largeehould Resolved--• That iniiirtvird with this sense, We, the Free holders of the county of Tyneve, declare, that we consider • prisriple of national eunciliatiens, laid upon • deep and liberal ha,a, unit tug, identifying anti attachiug the entire body of ior reins-subjects of all descriptions t • each other mail to the Stale, to be a wise and acressars policy ; that it is in such wise and necessary policy that the freedom and happiness which distinguished the realms, antler the mild and mural sway of His Majesty's gracious sceptre, can best hope to euelore the shocks of tLese tempestuous and revo lutionary times, mud he littered to our posterity. Resolved--That while we deprecate all those degrading aiiiinsmilies which have so long estratleit thin Nlaj,ely'e eulr jerts from each other, and eacelile them in great trials of common danger, and a Mile we mast ardently desire that all cornice of iniseruldeconteotion may terunnoic for ever, mid lie anteceded by ages of harmony and lorppinesA, we are, never theless firmly of opinion, that the mere repeal of the taws which gear upon oar Roman Catholic tellow.sobjects, would sot pro - 'nee the compiebensice advantage to all parties, which we so anxiously wish to st e obtained • and we arc alms convinced, that is the event of such laws ileing about to he reptalcd, it is most expedient and absolutely indispensable, that wise and cautions provisions should be mole to peewee, hi safety and durability, all the r is il and relizions institutions of this country, which have formed, and yet continue to form the principal bulwarks of our happiness' and freedom. R. fe.lved-1 Oat we can never consent to IN {woe throw !Feat fundamental protections of onr State, political and ireelesi. sidles', to nay inroads wlint , oerer, and that it apppeears to tin, that Lord Greavitle, in a I,tier Facility pwb lishtd, basset forth, with pniper constitutional d.seretioa, the title and real foundations, upon sloth a ittiai and per. feel sy4tens of national conciliation may be effected. 4ciarilard—That we de approve-of the di-dint s twine prin. ciples set (.nth to th it &mania ut, as the pintail truck titans which en dcairable nu adjustment may he bottomed; wad that at are satisfied that say plan les. eireniii , met and aa lutnrv, wuald only give new forms to aiitiucts of tl..itaiou and discord, would fail in obtainiau now comprolie,-ire air ti ,nal adrai,tage, and could nut produce that riche it con ientateitt, t u nititaillitc, and harmony, for Cis attainment of which, mutual mojudien should Its relinimnibeJ„ and reci procal CPUCCIIIBIWNI cbterfally male. Resolved, thereton—That our Representatives in Parliao meat be instructed to apron any lone, uattarldied, uncon ditional repeal ut the remaining Popery . 1.:11.6, and that tlary he further say...tit In give their co, dial support to any great plan of stational conciliation, chick may be beinerhihefore Parliament, upon the distant principles to which we hare already rrirreadt and which OA hare a proper and deter mined vigilance to the removal kill of the Civil and Religions Institut:ma of our Coustltuton, devised by the .la, it amid tirl wir ancestors, mini mat need to so OM. It milictinti by the progressive wishim of &ger. 11w Ili:* Sheriff having left the Chair, and the Right nun. Sea John Stewarf. Kurt. being carted to it, 'lir Thanks of the Mekliklg wc:c ii:l3Wokauslt. ant e d to the Huth Shal iR enneen i og th e cnicit 2 ., awl Isar bts proms and toy 11110 coyikict tlin:Cb2ir. Pursuant to the requisition of a number of 'the Freeholders of the county of Middlesex, a County Meeting was called, yesterday, ut the Mermaid, Hackney. to take into coosideratiort the conduct of the House of Commons, in the case of Sir F. Burdett. About bolf past one o'clock, the great 100(11 appearing tether crowded, it was an-. pounced to the assembly, that the meeting .would he held on the green, to which place they imme diately adjourned, and the Sherds, County Mem bers, and intended Speakers, arranged themselves on the top of the staircase at the door. Mr. Sheriff WOOD stated the Object liar they were called together, and bespoke the atten-. ton of the Meeting to those oho should address them, of whatever descr.ptiin their opinions urght be. If they did not beer speaksrs oil Leery aide. they eitittri not know their sentiments, •or answer their arguments. K. Mr. Sheriff Arabs also addressed the 24e0tin g i to lbesive:th a patient and silent hearing' Itor ever• person who should wish to deliver their ;pinion; oft the subject they inn to discuss. The Clerk theft read the requisition. Mr. Haas TowNsaxn, as he was to hive the honour to propose certain resolit;.iens to the Mine bon of the meeting. wished, la' the fi rst place, to trot ce, in dew octal., the cry that had been raise,: against Sir Francis Burdett, with the intention of i..juring him iu the public opinion. It had Licit rose.] with that design, but .it Iced not succeeded. fur the trick was now too stale, mid would aot,g o doom The enrollee of S:r Francis Burdett were okays trying to attribute motives to Inns which never existed, but in thcii• min perverted minds. The two parties in the House of Commons were both alike in this respect ; the Opposition went Hi as burl es the Mioisters; and all united in .the attempt to vilify Sir Frauds Burdett This indeed was very natural, for they must have the saute aversion to him that wolves had tit the shepherd and his dog, or the kites to the man mad h his gun. They had experience of all parties, nod they had Lund that Si , Fieueits Burdett was Al ways is the rittlit, and his opponents always in the wrong. If they had only known Sir Fraire;s . Der dett, 3 e-terdey, they might pause before they came to an opinion on Ina conduct ; hut they had long known him; and now when his calours were flypi l ; to eugage the inlet:ly, they ought to rally round and aid him to victory mid triumph. Ile hid a few ob.. •servations to make on that pirty, which had pee with Sir Francis Burdett. till he defended his ono tle : Sir Francis alwaya meant what he said, the T Lots never, but when they expressed a desire to Ante from the Oppeartiosi te the Treessiry • Poodles. He. (Sir Frai.c.s) had always re deemed his pledges, the Talents never. Wisea they came into power, 11.5 heart beat high with expectations Of what they would do. But what bad they done ? They raised that most Mop,. sitorial of All texts, the Income Tax, from to ten per cent, anal told the people this was its oa - turd level. They tried to introduce the. Excise ipto private houses, in which, had they succeeded, there would not now have loco any need for lateak ing open doors. These acre the Judases, who, when they thought Sir Francis Burdett needed them most, coutributcd to baud him over to Pun.. ties Pilate uud his myrmidons. From the brightest navel th.•y endeavoured to transform him into the blackest devil. But they could not succeed ; they could not blind the people ; red he anti6pated that the day of his release would indeed be HI day of treacrul Jubilee. Beery true patriot, from John o'Groat's House to the Lours Earl, *cold flock to hail him on the day of his deliverance. The Talents wantrid Sir Francis to commit aft& de ie. They would have had him sarrender, and thereby acknowledge the omuipoteucy of the fiPeaker's, or rather the hlioister's warrant; the very thing which he argued against and denied. But if he had ant stood ont as lie did, if lie hail not defended his house when attacked, he could never, as he could ore, do, emu his cause to that only pa/feeling of A. i. tish liberties—n Trial by Jury.. Sir Francis Burdett's cause, though strong, lay in a nutshell. His health hail not permitted his attendance, in Pa li:talent, at the time Mr. Jones was commuted. ta his return he pleaded most eloquently, but in tifeetnally, that person's cause. He then took a good old course, and addressed himself to his Con stituents, to show them what be hurl done, for to them he was accountable. lie wished to itifulm them of the grounds on which he stood—the best of all grounds. Maple Charta and the Bill of Iligh:s. In this letter the ;utvote were so cogent, so unanswerable. a::d mitiosweret!, that the House of Commons voted it to ire a 'libel.— Thee might endeavour to drown dieelissioa—thr y might endeavour to ettchole all hearers from thee .• debates, convert themselves into a secret inquisi tion, and their Serjeant into a runner, to seize the tue-rospecting subjects, nod drag them to ellstent prisons, never to be heard of mar. Mut Brirdert haul sto.ereded in all lie wanted—he took the tingle from oft the weaker patty (Gale Jones), and dire , them upon the Wooster opponent f. Hr had grappled this Briarems, with iris hundred beds and hands; be had taken the strong fellow by the tag; and they must all rejoice iii his smce. rid St i ultgle•—A question was put to him from beloe M'hot had lwcome of the Whigs all this while ?•' Ile would soon answer that—tbey were Invt in ilis• 'relents—they aria like ir few grains of corn amid surrouricling chaff, to he known only by their str rhoi weight; hut Sac rt:1116, B ircb•tt HISIIII4 flit HMI 4.111rf hint they would hail lirrinerly doily, moiler the Marquis out Itockirig haw, re.cried from the dung miller a y ha 1 been so long buried. Titan these would be ctri3 of pteety and joy, iri Britain. 'Jr. Towio,oul to o . eluded by p-o,orsitig fur 11,401t11 . 10! .Vi) lOC S . 1•1101 by time rtieeti...its and receblig 4 I.. t i aout.!