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„..__. ~.t , . ( a ..) 0 N. . ------........1 To % .i I 1 1 ti lorto,L , 07, . o'•illitoi %. .., I -10 ..i'',-, t.: l ' n O i • \ 1 C tilt -4) le _ or • 4l ‘44,...:••., ...,., !,,., A* , ..Powielli --........- ~ i i Po I' I .4 • \ ~ Iohllkt LONDON, THURSDAY, JULY 18, 1818. NUMBER 4864. PRICE SEvEN-PENCE. LAST NIGHT OF THE COMPANY'S THIS SEAsON. EArr INDIA 1101!SE. 'LILY lb, 1018. MIRE COURT of DIRECTORS or the ONITED COMPANY of MERCHANTS of t ENG. LAND, toadied, to Mt EAST INDIES, d. Amoy mire Kslke, SIR WM. CURTIS. THE ADDRESS will lie for SIGNATURES •t th• CITY a LONDON TAVERN mail SA TURDAY NEI r. • TO WINE.MEIICHANTS. PRINTERII. AM:10111E1LS CAPITAL PREMISEs, WCSTMINSTSR. TO BE SOLO. RY RIST. ANJ) CROGOON, WITH EARLY POSSIISSION. Uorapior.l LEASE. or about Elevoo T Years. of • et tosir.rt Ide FAMILY pwcwria. HOUSE ..d psinHsts, oitaated Darilowith. street. Weslististewr ; gum midair numerous bed•reontso handsome drawing and dining-rooms, parlours, gsstd kitchen. and demote offices, niomy wurCohopa, cairn sive sad tacrlkut arrierd cellariag, with Foamiest back entrance. fly XPECIAII, nESIRE. ?17 frur-RorAL, CorRNT-O.4RDIZY. THIS EVENING. THURSDAY. July 16, will hearted. the new Mnsical Drama el! R ROY MACGREGOR; OR, ArLD LANG SYNE. Mr Frederick Votnen, Mr. Egerton; Plagiaries Osialili. *ruse. Mr. Abbott; Fraeris Osbotilisinor, Mr. Sinelair ; Owen, Mr. Blusselserd; Cupolas Thornton, Mr. Come% ; Rob Roy Mortiniger Campbell. Mr. Morrearly ; Mural, Mr. Tokeir; Howie& and Robert (Rah Riveli Sons). Mr. !tilde's and Master Paroles; Major Gallarsills, Mr. Taylor; ROW Nicol Janie, Mr Liaise; J..•• 141, Mr. SMIIOIOI.II. Moos Fenton, Miss Stophroo; Alnitie, Mn. Sterling; Jour Mocalpine, Miss Ursa, Kalil, Mrs. Bishop; /Ickes Mac. perm, Mrs. Egerion. Ater whlrh, Ibit Melo-Drama at TILE MILLER ANL) HIS MEN. arisdoff (the Miner), 11r Farley; Count Frrderielt Fri. berg, Mr. Cosenor; Keel (Wm 'errs's), Mr. Listen; 14a 'hair. Mr. Abbott; Reply (so old cottager), Mr. Chg. soon; ssel Wm* (two llooditti), /Brews. Jeflivise sod Ring; Lows, Mr. Norris; Lieut.'', Mr. Tillery; Euktirrs Mr. Treliy elosolii.e. Miss S. Booth; Lauren, Miss Greeu; Ravin,. Mrs Egerton. The Doors to be opened at o'Clock. sad the Play to begin W Seven. That the COMMITTEE of RUYINO nail WARE NOUSE.% will he ready to receive Populists, in oratorio, sealed up, on or before WEDNESDAY. the VOA rise of holy iirstrost, trues porch Peewee as may be witting to sup ply the Comps's, with ROLL SULPHUR, SPONGE STATES. and SPURS WITH LEATHERS; • sad That the Cuogitions of Ilse respretive Contreete may he seen opens applications to the Clerk to the sail Conomittre, with whom the Proposehi moat br lift Is.lure Elvven of the Clock en the sashl ellth of July i after which hour the Cunt. . twitter will not fittrin say TeurUr. JOSEPH DART, Senetery. This flay is pwWi.lkd, by r►. CLARK E and RONA, Perin. gal-ntreet. LiosenhiAnn. in Oen price LAI in boards. DISSF.RTATION upon thr nisTi NC CIL TtoNs iu POCIETY, and R AMIN of 'he rawie, 'writ's. the AN(:I1.1) AMCOR GOVERNM F.ti By SAMUEL HEY Won D, Mrtjrau► ~ Law. ARTTHMETIC, WITH AI ENSVRATION AND ALGEBRA. This Any is published, is 1t0.... To ice only 31. lumina, A lui'HMETIC isi TIIF.ORY 13HAr -11 TICE: in which eirry Example is original; anti Mercantile Compoteiime rcn.lered more easy mai concise. ht the appliegtioo of Derimnls the Principles of lNtwsnratiou, and a rnurisr Sextets of Algebra ; tohoptedae well to the use of the Private Stodeui as of Pehlke Stasi. oaries. For particntsrs and cards to view, apply to Mat sad Crump, 44, Cue*hell. CANTERBURY, JULY 14. DINNER TO CELEBRATE LORD CLIFTON'S ELECTION FOR CANTERBURY. By JOHN MATHIVION, ituyal Salina% Marcarmatrett, Cavendo.b.nyterr. Author of " Theory and Prather." Lawton : Printed fur Baldwin, Craduck, sad Juy, Pager. noster.n.w. ••• The recent culmination of several hundreds of Mr. Mallteson's Pupils 11. fore ■ WM( 19111111Wfuell assemblage at the Freemasons' Tavern, sufficiastly ceirceil the efficacy of his scstem. rir R A TRE-ROTA L. HA I' VA Reim THIS EVENING. THURSDAY. Jalw 16, trill be performing • remedy, in live sets, called BUSY BODY. Sir Trine. Grine, Yoh. Terry ; Sir hakes Tralieb, Mr. berlos; Sir Gewire Airy, Mr. Resort!; Charles. Mir. Bar. And; Whisper Mr. Messer; Marplut, Mr. Jews PC rands. Mrs. Glover; Isabisda. Mrs. Caesar; Seesiterall, Mn. Waikiesos ; Petet, Mn. Gibbs. After which, THE WEDDING DAY. tied Rakeland, Mr. Coanor; Sir Aden. Contest, Mr. Terry; Mr. Minden,r. Miutue• Mr. Coolest, Mr.Cv. verry. Mn. Hataf.:ed. M. Reedsll; Hansals, Mrs. Co. veury ; Ludy Costar, Mrs. Gilds , . To which will be added, the wades! Faroe of LOCK AND KEY. linnsioners. Mr: Wetkisson ; Captain Vara, Mr. Bar. said; Captain Chortle, Mr. Dome.; Ralph, Sir.l.Rse aell. Leers, Mire Matthews; Fruity, Mrs. Listen; Mrs. Wilkinson; Deily, Mrs. Cemsey. Bases, be.—Plt, Ss..—First Gallery, ta.—.llessed Gal lery. le. The Doors to be speed at Me o'Claeb, red the Per formance to begirt at Seers. To-asorrow, the Comedy of Rules Wife and Have • Wife. The Character of Leos by Mr. Ward. (frees the ?Untie Royal, Bath), bring his inn appaszaear I. Leselow. After which the Farce of the Agreeable Serener. Limps by Mr. Limns, beer' hi. Grit apprarseme is that cbareetw, mod Bret appransace here these savers years. A sew Comedy, ie three Acts, called pile Pulses of the Law; or, POOPliioo ! will be produced es Week, seat; sod as a fall exercise of - ilse liamord pewee attsabad to this Theatre is tiny reset coneiderably abetrwmark even' exertion will be mole florin the season with welerteeit be tie prorrrh of "a alert 10, s.d a story ens." •,,e Do' suttee will be given of the reresestaties et the last mew favourite Criserdy, called Trees' weir Beer. 7'u £1 TN H-HOYA L INGLISM OPEINA, sTKAND. EVRNING. THURSDAY. July 16. sill be p..rforrised. Ur Cork Opevetts of H I LORS' WI OIL TN 111OTISM AT lIIIVIMaLS Afeerieer Le Gnarl, Mr. W S. Chit Morley; Captain Met eor', Mr Pearlman; Glossa &Ilene, M►. Wreath. La dy, 51iw K. l'y ; .oalta, Mrs. W. S. aratierler. After whir , ' (24 limo% g erw op er etta, called THE BUL'S HE4I). Principal Characters—Mr Wrench, Mr. W. S. Antlerley, Mr. Grave, Mr Wilts.'s's. Mr • Hertel Mrs. Grove, Miss Luve, sitd Mrs. Richardson. To which will be added, a Ballet Drama, called LA PEROUSE; OR. THE DESOLATE ISLAND. La Peroove (site Navigator), Mr. T. P. Cooke. Markus, Permute, Misa Avirit; (Inaba. Mrs ; oder Charity. len by she AMERICAN INDIAN WARRIORS, lately arrived in Raglead. Doors to be opened at Six, and the Performance to bees at Seven. Rowe 16.—Pit, N.—lnner Gallery, 20....1.7pgree I.l—Seennel Prier at Nine oTtoek. Bose% Places, an.l Private Boxes, say be %tea of Wr. Stevenson, at the Boa Dike, Strand Entraps., front Ten till Fuer ; and at Pearson% Library, 170, New Bostri.alreet, apporde Barlialetira-paritens. - The sew Operetta of The Hairs Read pill be repealed every evening till Natter notice: tarstorrow, with Iltosina: Noma* (first tame), Miss Greg after which, La Persuat. Lint.us Novelties aad Revivals are is active preparative. LAST THREE NIGHTS OP THE VICAR OP WARK. FIELD AND THE BLACK BANNER. ROYAL CIRCUS AND SURREY THEATRE. ►IIHIS PRESENT THURSDAY. July 15. i ISIS, and two following Freeing', the performantea will commence with (10th time), au entirety new Barlett% Goaded op Dr. Sasollett's celebrated Novel. called lIUMPFIRY CLINKER. With sew nod selected Music., sew Scenery, ke. In Art I. the representation of an ;nu as Fire. In Act 11. a Ballet Hornpipe in Fetters. With a Pm Reel, by Mr. Ridgway. After which (fur the 16th time), a New Serious Pantomimic Romance, produced by and seder the direction of Mr. Ridgway, and founded on a porde:and meet ieterestrog Pam, called MONTA IDI OR, THE BLACK BANNER' Priacirel Clraraeters--Sir Bertram, Mr. Smith; Marro (his Ganef& PagO, Mr. Kirby ; allontaMi (►is Seneschal and rrrrrl Firem.). Mr. Wages, ; Walther (the Creature of Monteith , . NI r. Huvrll. Lame (Wife .r air Dertssam), MIN Taylor ; FiehtrunAo's Wife, airs. GOWIII.III. To couchide with (for three sights only), t 1 Melatleamatie Barletta, is three Act., founded os Dr. Goldsmith ! " admi rable Novel, and called TIIE VICAR OF WAKEFIELD. Dr. Primrose, the Vicar, Mr. Huntley ; Mier Candies Wit helmin• Amelia Miens. Mrs °rim In Act 111. a new Moonlight Scree, with the Conflagration of a Cottage. " 4 " ( r. 44.—Pit 24.—Gollery at half-post Lett Places for the Borten to be taken of Mr. Roraner, at the Roe-Office, its the Trimmers of the Theatre (where Feet Ailmoreion for tlit- Season may be parchment, and a private Boa engird nightly); and. for the attonsnerulatioa of Families at that rod of the Town, at the Boman de Spec tacle, Western Earle/sage, Kuortatreel. Door* *pea at half-past Eve jto begirt at half-pant sir. chi Sloaday neit, a new Bo►letts,alledßoele►irk Rename. A New Grand Serious Melo-dramatic Spectacle is in for ward ionliarstion. Anuilrel New Comot liiirlata from a Classical Novel, and • Usrleatio Paisterinuar, will also be Aural, predated. WE. the Under•igswsl. Sufferers r ...reeled with low Nortwicii UNION FOIE and LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY, requeet our r aft, eittwr by Five or Lif. Isiesirantes, and whether their fele risings have bees decided un, Or are .till Is dispute, to ineri us ins THURSDAY, the tad of Joly, at the GrOttl• acid Vullnra Tavern, St. Mieleseesmlli y, lit Twelve u'Cluelt precisely. with written stitentrists of their reaper. l i ve rases, properly authenticated ; in order that the mime 'may he 'abets into tuissiJeration, and the nittot effectual iiiioisnres adopted fur obtaining a speedy settlement thereof. Barb ',offerers as may Ise usable to eve their personal attrsulaner, are requested to aced a alatronroi of ibrir re. swelter claims, linty attester!. arldresuwd so she Committee at Sufferete by Itrutrauer wish the Nurakb Uniuu Amu. mare Society, at sbe Bar of she George and Vulture Tavern. W. BAINBRIDGE. llith Holborn WALDEGRAVE, JOHN CARTER, Solicitor WM. JEWEL P.DWARDS, High-aireet, Nes , legion Butts JOHN HOPKINS, Ktulat7.lmildisiga, Keel. road GEORGE GRAVES, Manor.plarr.'worth For I. L MARaH, Rsll I v a, Rishupagase. R HVTriliNsON, Ares.. WILLIAM PARKER, 47, Whiterlmpel. areoptind Voltam Tempru, St. Jittleters-alley. Judy Ulla. IMPROVED WINE COOLERS AND BUTTER HONOURED by the Approbatin.l sod Re. wisest of the tteeirty for the Earners-merriest of hit% Oferefeetemes. &e. end exiesairorly poroolorot. way be maw had, of 0. ,I•ESCH. at the Oraaeremil Sat Warr. how.. No. 1125. Nish Hatboro. steer hosikaloptesoatreet, cesepaaitioa Norton sad Pestle% White sad Red Steer Garda Pale, Doh* sod other Tat . far eat* Dairies. Ste. ••• Orden by Lester duly teaseled. • EYTON, Steck.lßeelter. 2. Coaa stmt.. 'mitts NW earliest ashy of sobwrilliag the *Maw of a 'sew Lottery. wMrll Milo* drawing is early as Ilw 40 b of Atm! et. jig matratistle of Prites is Wet, great—soil she aawber Tickets reinalbably SHI311?-41.••• bring Two Prises of to.ook wish in frw Tickers 1.1,11110 ;—.lritteirlirn oiliraotagro, Two of the Priers will revive in t i 0000 0 Eight Pips of Port Wise. ar Naihriro. or right liiiz.hr.ols of Claret, la be dawns by the Owl/wives R. E. - eoliths a prefereeer so above. where *Moira, wttb full Par. titulars. may be Mil gratis All lissierts in the Public Fiats transacted with the st• meet fidelity and dispirit. SUMMER LOTTERY. PUDDING adid tend CI). Nn. I. Can!. end 296. Holborn. review their solicitations fur the f mom of the PiNie in the NNW Lornuty of only fl,ooo Tickets, whirls berm Oriole* Oho( AUGI I R I% It hes .. Prises of .... .00.0 00 Sterling a 2 With imenrerous other fdpitals of sant 3411. 41101 and the named pror.rtioto of smaller Prises, besi.i.• which R I'ES of Pim r M DEI RA. 0 A DOGSHEA DS of BEST CLARET. (Ts he choseil by the Wieners). will be added to the Soy.. reign*, that is, Your Pipes or Hoz.lieads to each of those Piisca. awl the clue Proportion' for Shares, if 'old at PI DOING'', No.l.Corahill, nr 1;96. Holhoes. A NEW ERA. TITO PRIZES OF 130,000!!! WOA oak 11.4100 Tithes. GCARROLL, t h r Contractor, submits to • the Politic, s with grestfal eoakelener, • Scheme fesolled on the reemiseadatious of Adventurers, who being measinsous iit wishiwg far Prises of Thirty Thousassi Posed% he is proud so Mate that although the Lottery is li m i te d by Govenowor to LIMO Tickets, yet the Schram out boast oft Prism of WSW. beside' the usual number of other Capitals sad smaller Prises ; sod as it must be ?wi dest dont thanes isseernses is propurlioa as the number of Tickets is leasneed, this Lottery permeate be adventurers probabilities of obtaining NNW, which so Lottery ever persisted before, Ss this sr any tithes Country. And, in 'deludes to all the Prises wad by Gmernmest, as a Tribstil of Gratitude fur roblin Favours conferred nu G. CARROLL, he has made serangemeals dial Purchasers shall have the optima of remising GOLD for the Two Prows of 1,000 %overeirm, with PORT, CLARET, or MADEIRA, surasaling to Four Pipes of Port or Madeira or rum Ilots hoots of Claret, for melt of the Prises of bee Thousand kevrotigos, and hi properties for Shares. The Wise i. be Amen by Me Millers thenuelees. BEGINS 4111 AUGUST. CA RROLL'S SCH FAIR. NO FIXED PRIZE.—ALL STERLING MONEY. Ostly SASS Tirkees. ....Prises of ... SW* e ...Prises 0f... 4200 UN le (Soworttips.) • IP/ VI 3 5 Frew Ilberrel nod Rohl by CARKI/1.1.. li. tbs Lost Lottery. 9,461 "AIM of ..g2OlO OO kW. ....... LIMO 11,10 CVO iles Mal in his Isle Camerae's, 7.73 k .. Psi** of OO,llOO . 3.646 4,3410 ae. ke. Ike. "S kW/ . 3llO 7,7 N 12,000 he he ke. 'rickets sod Ahem are wow orr %le at the OfAcre of CAR. ROLL, the Contrietor, Nu. 7, Curobill, 28, Ihford-olrett, Loads*, sad by sit bin &grata Ibrausbust doe tuaatry. COMMERCE OF EVROPE. 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The Committee of the Canterbury Independent Club having dined with Lord Clifton the day sub. solaria to the I•ite F.leetion, Reid being resolved to give a pnielw testimony of their respect for their dimwit Casedithste, it was deter s dat a late Mert;isg to celebrate the tr• ph obtained by the friends of freedom and independence, by r public r, in celebration of Lord Clifton's election, to which his Gardahip was invited, together with his Noble Father, Esrl Darnley, F , lsvaril Taylor, P.m . !. of thrum*, and the Hon. Mr. Bligh, who severally accepted the invitation, and honoured the Meeting with their presence. The dinner took 'stare (111 Friday LILO. at the Couvert Room, in Guildhall -street, and the Committee of the Club being joi n ed by several of their fellow-citizens on the. occasion. nearly 250 were present, and sat down at hall-past four o'clock to a sabstatstial well-dres-ed dinner, served by Mr. Miller, of the Fieur-sle-Lis lon, which was followed by a hand some desert, cossaidersible contribution* to which were furoishril from the hot-hooves of Edward Taylor, and Jostesilt Ito) le, Emirs, Mr. Groncr. WOOD, the Chairman of the In dependent Clot), presided. (in the removal of the chub, Non Nubia Domaine was most ably gives' by Messrs. Lepitie, Ilobbs, Goulden, Halsey, and other scientific Genilesneit. The tint toast w&i The King," which wee sncc..►lrd by the National Anthem of God sore she Kine, in which the wii.de company joined. Tile next sentiment from the Chine was— " The Prince ftetritt and the Mare of B►anawkk--may they i.evtr enicrt the priatiples which placed their family uu the throat. of Britain." Thlll wel4 received with r.tpturou• applause. end dr ,sik with reithip.imisti. The Cu t aus — 4 6 During our late arduous ermtest we were compelled to cxll upon our friends to give phurtpers to Lord Clifton—l now call minis you to drink hampers, and feel assured you will, when you hen the name of the Nobleman whii.e .health 1 am about to propose to you. I regret the task has not devolved upon abler hands ; I should regret it the more if st was necessary to etilogiee Lord Clifton, hot the high situation in which you have plseed him upon the poll, by your free, oenbiassed voter, speaks more in lila favour than *ley feeble language of mine can convey— and marks, in the molt decided manner, the high reuse you rotes-tido of the man of your choke. Gentlemen. 1 have the hnn ou propose r topropose to you— " Oar Independent :genitor, L►rd Clifton. sad stay he lone live in the affections of the freemen of Canterbury." This toast was received with loud and continued cheers from all parts of the rmni:. Lord CLIFTON Pool, he felt great difficulty in doing justice to his feelings, after the very handsome manner in which his health had just been drank. It he had slot lien so fortunate as to have received so many proofs of their attachment and ardour ite his ranee, he should have felt great embarrassment at the prevent moment its addressing so numerous sod so respectable a body of the Freemen of Canter bury as he stow had the honour of doing. When he first had the pleasure of bring publicly introduced to the Citizens of Canterbury, it was in that very room, and from the hands ••••• e reception he then wet with, he was led to form the most sanguine ex pectatiem that the height of Isis enthitioo, that of being returned as one of their Representatives. would Ise realized by thei► rigatoi; but grateful as his feelings were on that mvasion by the promise of their supp►rt, whet must his feelings now be. whets he bad the honour of standing before them es one of their Representatives ! —(Appletue.l—.Wheis he last ad. stressed them, it was so recently after the fatigue. and exertiou* of the Election, that he could not fully express the very grateful sense he entertaiiied of she noble struggle made in his behalf, and the very decided majority he had in the *Mee of the Electors;—but, released from the anxieties of the Election—left to mature and deliberate reflection— considering the many disadvanteges he laboured omelet—the strong tide of power on the one hand, and the ikep.rooted strength of perontal knowledge and acquaintance with them on the other—cowi. tiering these lowe►s of strength to contend against, and theme too, u n ited, he surely might say, that he was returned by a power before unknown, and which never can tse shaken.-- (Applante.i—Now that the Elec was ended he could miroduce to them has fatheri who, though is (Weld and a silent spec tator of their indefatigable exerti 0000 s in his cause, he could assure theirs Unit he w.ts nevertheless a grateful o u r. It alas by h;s fithri's perstionecoes he was led to entertain a favourable opinion of the predominatit power of tire iitilepeutlent spirit tit tine City of entiteritry.and experience hail taught luso that his lather's opinion w is well grounded. ((:beer)./—Nlucli had byes. done bv she exerti s of the Committee of the Independent Club, and greatly dui Int.'s; ezeriiiitas contribute towards his success; and ever gratelur should he feel for their service" on that occesiani, as well a for the fort -i•ii; mark of their sincerity and attachment. —/ felt !hat words were not sitfficietit no repay thrum for their exert►ons ; but hr when the slay arrived, that his public condom., %meld prove he was not wanttug iu that cuutideuce he bad been intrusted with. end that at the end of the Parlisrisetit he should return the trust front his hands, pure and usistillied.—((;real applawse.)-:- To his own Co. • tee lie owed time', and movial ever recollect their erieriimis with gratitude.— (ripplonte.l—One. eircunistence during the con test gave him great twain and emitter. which wait the absence of his worthy friend, Mr. Taylor, from indisposition ; and lie had uo doubt hut that petition was considerably increased by ifie deep 1n tereit lw bad taken .in his came; lint lie now felt much pleasure inseeing him restored le health; and :present to enjoy the festivity or. this day„... (Aliplesse.)—The loss cif hhi worthy tionad's pre. settee would have been Ininsiderslly iitrir;nard on the day of nominalism; had It not bee:it fur the very able manner in which a Learned Gentlemen, bro ther to the worthy Alderman (Freed) near him. had nominated him on that day, and which service lie should ever recur to with feeling; or gratitude and remiect. The Noble boa coisclualcd by ag ain re turning his thanks for the many faimtirs they lisd done bun, and assisted the company, that with tlit best interests of the country, which wuuld be Inis constant study, hr would never lose right of tf:e welfare of the City of Canterbury. Sex— , 4 Whilst happy is my Heins Land" The tiext toast, " True Blue," was received with enthusiasm ; and the song of s 7he Bloe Cockade," was delightfully sung by Mr. H. Gol den, and greatly cheered and encored by the conis patty. F. READ. Esq. braving been previonsly 'requested to !tropism the health of Lonl Darnley, sail, " 1 wish it had fallen to the lot of tunic initividnal of greater distinction, and snore esilerged ability, Ti propose to You a toast, well suited to the occasion cf this day's assembly ; but us you have selected' nie for this purview. you will freer• with me while I make a few prefatory reitiailcslentleinen, we live in a happy country, and recurring to first princi ples, under the hest form of g•avernment ill the world, and are governed by the . best hiss Upon the face of the earth. Our government is Monarchical; not so as it is at Algiers—it is n nidivirchy untwist tyranny, and you have shewn the high estimation in which you hold and appreciate its worth; by drink ing the health of its representative lii the prison of the Prince Regent, and the trite sense in which this form of government ii a blessing. by his always re membering the principles that fixed his feenily ,d the throne. Happy country ! you are governed by a dwasoevaey...-not PO as of late In France —not so as in the worst limes of ancient Greece and !tome : OUT democracy is free; but without tumult or beet.- nominees : in this part of our goveninent we are ruled by the meta of our own choice ; you havejust drunk the health of the Member chosen and sorely elected by yourselves, to act fur yeti iii this demo. crane past n 1 our goers 00000 eat to lain von have committed your laws end liberties.—your 'property and your lives. What a trust is committed tit ihiS young mail's hands !—may he ever consider well its magnitude, and as loon as he creations.* to maintain our laws and our privileges, he will so long live in the affections of the people ! But it inu,t not be forgieten. Gentlemen, as a wise precaution in our government, that we have an aristocracy —bit like the ferocious power of ancient times under that name in this country, nor like that of many couia tries now : we have an aristocracy without slevety. who by the•wisdom of their counsels, and steadfast adherence to our happy Constitution. are at once the support and blessing of both the King and the subject. One of this distinguished body this day honours the Members of the Independent Club with his presence—the parent of your new Ott:teal Member now witnesses the honours prepared fur his son. 1 have . the honour, Mr. Chairman end Gen tlesnen to propose the health of Si The Right, Hoe. Earl Daraley—ead may the House of Lords ever keep the balance eves between the Throne sail the People." This propinition was received With loud and co' Lai clued cheer... Earl DastelLar mei to return thanks for the com pliment just paid hilt's. by having his health draiik with such enthusiastic applause, lay so large nod so respectable a body of the independent neemen of Canterbury. He would content hiniself with merely thanking them for this mark of their esteem, laud it been only a common occurrence which brought him before them, but he was afire the Oeutlemen present would excuse him in totteltitig upon two or three points, immediately connected with the late proceedings. He Was unwilling to disturb the hats mony of the company, by taking up touch of their time, but connected as his feelings and gratitude were With thbse of his dear son, far the veie great exertions the present company had made in his b e .. half, he could but beg • small portion of their time, to enable him to express the eery high sense lie en tenanted of the spirit which pervaded the inch-p r e,: dent Electors of Canterbury, and lie was sure be should be excritied hiy those of the compeily wbo were fathers, and who could best eppree:ate lii• feelings on such an occasion es the preview. H ere the Noble Eirl eidered Mt. a long acted of srvii mesas, *hewing the very supertor eirrn4th win, aki n Lord C. hail been stippiorted. It is tine, snit the Noble Earl, w.- are ruled by a democratic Give! silent. and Oa! Government was free : proud i 4 was to Bev that lie was a Member of one Itrai,ch the Legislature, but he should be no loi.ger proint of that station in life, ill which In. birth hail to-ii dentally placed him, dui In- tor think tie was luting for the twortit of the people.—lcipplauss./ He Mid hien a Member Of shat launch of G .v. rt. went 30 years ; avid ticcontiiie to Ito couvre of nature, iii- son might ri jo !hot tholonr at least I n; .o long ijitr3A: ; ditch Ile tau-era. Vttlt lit Inv tool of that 10 , 111.0. br would be able in Ind his timid till Ins lie-irt, as be tt:..11 D.) now dial, awl any. 4,411 hr ..ever rlii!. iliniog she wfo. , 7r tune. Kitt. one uticoostituinamil vat-, or oi.e 801..4 the fn. ten-tits GI the p. 1.111,, N a map wit, ~ o at hie errors. and lie filo certain that his 'claw ttentery co..duct had given rle i lle.istire to antis NI. Le eta wit as sia i pported the Goy, Mr coinat.y as established by the Constitutiou, sod be trusted he