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Doke id Viiele. evalefielly retwrn• hu Fliseere 41 - Limerledgemeles6lo the Notably slide...wry. kof 14e Itsricionq rnessrecestset and liberal patotesce with which they have haosseell hist ; he respeetforliy solicits their attest ))) If, the New Cetsloctie of his Circe:titbit (Abney., wblrh will he retied is esstais all the Stew Werke of merit tip to the prenvitl any. Term: or Subseriptieei as follow s—Sslerriber• stelae Five enissrat the year see sllesreei IN volumes; Fear Get ' toes, lel ditto; There Gingen.. 6 ditto; Hair-yeasly and (Neel, el, Xalierrilters is proportier. j N.ll.—Private Beare few the Theatres by the Night. the Collimates Hoy yet he was curtillstert dor Cm,' Ite.if d the preppie weeld r4tle tweed Iles Ilwento. and .kf.-ed it wad the cetensettion welt Iluir entlione? nod the r 1.1,es It par.'. eniedt ciineurre‘i in that put er thr Ad.irra. whir the lincenre a hope and ettonelatinn, a..,1 cotteu.le.l by terandiut te• Addtveh theis nay aline tritiou ; nod we owed it Io It , crest over- ruli•l power of the •bliehoraed hod , / f ib• 'wools% Is wee 111191 that kept all right and straight. The eiders of the I were lake ono r aseu; they had Ihsir pearl 014 their pii jodieee , end wise waked •puu by their interests; but Ilw voice of the public and the iiiilrpeorleoce of the bath' ; were the greet securities for She a.seicise of justice, in runt. trim gorilisie lite, honour end property (~.lpplastr) Nw lwis eoUki take it 'upon hlia to say, that ti* House of Peers, In their pioceedings against the Users, were out acted spoor' Is! the public ovation. They knew well that the people tiso.peeted the justice and policy of the mesi. u re, and spa*. nutty! there was some cause brioche soap. The Noble Berl, after reviewiair at some lireigtti, with cr-ei al) lily, the elbow • of the prevailing discontent, tun( holed by salasattiey • eiiution to those whose atoll weals might Ise opposite to his, Sod that was, that there was uulhmK saute likely. to dojos, the (same of society,_ then to link! out she ductellst that air, who do not support the Administrititait are that lows are (deeds to Ike Constitution but moth airsubscrib• the cereal or their political party. - • ._- BRUTUS ; ii,, THE FALL OF TARQUIN. Lariat Juniors Ernie.), Mr. Wallarli Tans; Mr. Ceoprr ; it.alira Tarlton% Mr. Thompson ; Avis., Mr. Rood! ; Mr. Pepe; Larval's'', Mr. Mayen. TallMi, Mrs. :Egriun ; Tarquiala, Mrs. W. West. fter which, 3d time, a ars Growl Cootie Nati:mime, relied THC NORTIVW LIT PASSAGE; 11,, API.EQCIN ESQUIMAUX. ispesia irt tbr rim. Mr. Via's,: Nlid.hipania, Alp. Ray, 'moil; &mason), Mr. ; Ir.soug Eminittnaux (after. wanly Illarketons), Mr. Bologna; INutaloodi; Mr. F.lliott ; elowa,, Mr. Sesithlay. Esqsingaux Girl !sfiererards Cohan. bine), Misr Tire. The Doors will he opened at lialf.paYt Sit o'Clook, the Perforrnsnees no early Evening rumenriece nt Seta. Suzy,. 75.; broad Prier, 3s. Ad.--Ptr, Is. 1111.• Segasid 2s.—Lower Gallesy, 25.; Serus4l Pries, 15.:.4.1114,“ ba roc", ; Second Price,Rd. Plwirst so he lakes of Mr. ItnJwell, is Ale porendo of tie tii.hitoo of the Theatre. Privare Boxes roe only be ot..!rtioatsl for lite Evening of Rudwell, as the iinx-Offire. - - re.plc:1111:y rei suns his guileful • knowledrments to Ilia beat Friends, the Public, for she saris Plriinere hi•sr,owed upon else Arse Inet Luta series, fur whirl. he was Cimtracler. He teak equal plea. sure iii !wing able to ref...minted the New Year's I m ir st y as strongly deatrrine ,heir ap t rahatinn.—N IN E Pram of 21,000/. earls (Ormolu and Money), awl nisi Tw.. Mauls, to -a its she United Scheme% uf the First ~M Weirard Lammas fur 1820. The First Lottery will he all draws 92d January, the day whets Parliament meet+, scat when hire Plias., of 11,0001. are Pilre ttrhe drawn in the 6rot :Itmuirs. 4, Curubili, and it, Chissimucrost. li t slew Cootie Pantomime railed The Mails-Weld Pao azte will be tem-sled every Esfesiiatt till furlbe► isolate. Tlie Deannalist. wills The Weal Soldiers. tlu Stsitday, The %Veinier : Viola:me by a Lady (her Snit pear:nice al ibis TheftW). Iht Nlosolay, Slim! orate • Tr:wetly of Coriolansa. 011 Tuesday, Tke Lord of Mr Manor: Trimmer", Mr. IU (MESS' NEW SAUCE for general put.- poses haring; given such great approbation, and the .teinand for it col:towing toiocrease,JitHN BURGESS and %0N beg most resins-trolly to offer this !brit hest arknnw. pedant las to the Public for their liberal patronage of the *MOW tta 1/1:111v sad great convenience to all climates has recommended it to the most distinguished foreign con nexiuts, who have all spoken highly in its recninmendation. —lt i. pr. pared by tlitin ONLY; sal fur preventing ilia. avporeiment to families, all possible cure has been resort ed to, by earls bottle being staled upon the rink with their Firm and Address, as well as each Label having their Signa ture. with...it which it cannot be gecnine JOHN SOW FSS rind SON'S long easahlislied and much esteemed EMENCE of ANCHOVIES continues to be pre. pared by thews after the same manner that b.is given the greatest astisfaction for many years. W icehouse, 107, Strand, corner of the Ssiroy.stept, .1,111.••••4111t 011C111 , 11 FisteSance Warehouse.) 85411.1111. A KIM Cowie Merkel Pier., is two porta, will be pro duced is stew dsys, called Giovanni la lieland. THRATRN•ROY At., Cul' ENT-GARDRN. 1111-IIS EVENING. TIIIYHSDAY, Dec. 28, sin he perfumed the Comedy of _ _ SHE STOOPS TO CONQUER. Young Marlow, Mr. C. Unable; ilarticassle, Mr. Few. I Tony Lurapkiit, Rte. Lisboa ; lie Charles Mariime i , Mr. hopmaii; iismings, Mr. Alduitt. Mrs. liardcassie. il.rtnpurt ; Miss ilainlcastle, Mrs. Dalton; Miss Neville, ois Lave. Any( which, 3d time, a new Grand and Comic Paisimasime, called DARIFQIIIN AND FRIAR BACON; 41r, THE BRAZF.N H FAD, Friar Bacon. Mr. Comer; Yassiirrsami (afterwards Pants !oott I, Mr. Ravers ; Adonis Friblile (ifierwards Lore, Young ; YOlllllll hilarity (aft( r wards H a rlequin., Mr. I.llar ; Melisseot (afterward. Mks II Dtoluell ; dies (afterwards Clown), Mr. CI Places for tire. Boars to lo• inLeei of Mr. nr2ioluti, at the Box.olFore. Hart-street, from Ten lilt Four. A Private Box may be Ltd for the Season, ur riighily, of Mr. Brandon, at the 80x.0111‘... ®tsars, 7s ; Second Price, 34. 34. 61 Second ,ce. 2s.—Gallery, 25.; FeeCUUel Price, lg.—Upper Gal. y, Is.; Second Price, Doors le he opened at lialtpast Sit o'Clorlr—tbe Play t o evgia at Sev.en. The new Grand and Comic Pantomime will be repeated ere. y Fawning. Twomirrow, the new Tragedy of Wilhite. Ow Saturday, the Mituical Phy of 'the Stave. Oa Tuesday, The Opera of Ruh Roy Mrt.4regor: Diana Vernon, Miss Rt. Owns. A new Tragedy is in rehearses, and will be peafowl! no Wednesday neat OIL Viltlarilly, 111P111111t7 Btly lail. will appear the rust Namber London ....*.er:•rv - T HE INDEPENDENT; * mod Political Review : to be published every SATU R DAY Nnrniug. Prams Bd. Nu. I. will coniaio an Address to the Puldie—Review of Polities, Ilse Triumph of Poblio Upitsion—Liugartrs Eng land —Alelnautio, the Wanderer,—Atuarysithus, a Poch—the I.lt Porlici-boolt—Table Talk No I.—Drigirsol Poetry —Biographical Rhoades—the Lug buck, No. I.—Notice of the Mama, Sm. ix. The political part of our Journal will he wi kil' with that spirit wh:rh is in strict unison with one determination of isidependeoce; hot, it the same time, with that moderation which is best putted to promote the interests of !Merl y. We sdnit not enlist unrselves under the banners of soy faction, nor prostrate our UndetStittliillg before the dogmas of any stet. ‘Ve request attentnin to tine distinguishing &store io our Ptiblicetiess, the viudication of authors wojnetly neglected, or wilfully misrepresented. Ti,' surfs it can be no on iuterestiog, peculiarity, that a portion of oar roams, shall be always own, whiee they may Roil not only • refuge, but a remedy, against tire iliritigenuousor iocapable, or ma lignant Critic. An FAitiun for the Country will he poblishol, price Is. stamped, sad will he sent to soy part free of postage. I. lon : Printed liv N. flisr,and potiti.hed by T. and J. goult.ellers to h:r Majesty, Prittermsterel,Hanorrr sciamre; to whom all Advt.' tisevorsis our; Coosamosications to Ihe Editor, post paid. are unarmed to be arlarreard. SOIREEC AMUSANTES " Tbs. Law allows it:'—(Bl.slistware.) TIMATRE ROYAL ENGLISH OPERA 11013 SE, sTRAND. Tills EVENING. TUURSDAY. Dec. 3B, the Performance* will commence with PART I. AN ADDRESS, To be tttoken by the Knave of Clut...—(Chtbs 'rimer.) .. . . " We mast speak b Ow Cani."—(Haaslet.) After which. •n entirely New Refreshment, io 4e tolled OUTSIDE AND IMO OR, A CAINE AND EFFECTS. At the tea of Part I. a Voe•I r..t r , , , ne i N by Mi. J. '..,flub, Mr. Goatarn, Mr. Kent, Mr. :Intl Mr. I:,ioulhurst ; Nita I. Stevetioun, 31199. GeUrZe, e‘C. &e. Part It he tlebrered an entirely new curriinru of • Lrct•re um under the 'F•tle DOCTOR rArsTus IN L(' I)5 'N. At the rearlstiou of Part 11. will he resented an Ilir tirnic Oil• Pohl& ; cousin lug of Soup, Duet+, Glee., &A -LI the above-swot low .1 Vur•ls.t s. Part Ire divrlaye4l (for the 3.1 lime) GUY rA ‘‘ . K Es. Bq Messes. Little, Small, Small •r, M Moe, I.w' , Low, Short ; Mesdames Pctite,l my, &r &o. Doors open at Ilalf.psst Six, the Pt 'formatter to twititi at %Areit —Second Price at Nine. The Tbesire will be enmpleiely waris , •l by Ike lwa of large Stoves mulct. the Pit awl Maze. DURING THE HOLIDAYS ADELPHI THEATRE, SYRAND. Ey Authority of the Right Noa. the I.ttr.iChAmberEsits. EVENING. THURSDAY. 1/..c. 23. sad daring the Work, will he pierentrJ (t..r the 15111 Intae;, as entire New Mel... Drama. in three acts, retitled ZAlloslii; OR, THE EORTRDO: AND THE MINE I...inuithi Mr. G i onrrii3l; Mr. Vs alkm.; r .,,sk 1, Mr. Ley; Rapt V. Sir. eNIVI 014 Prier, Mr Clow•Il 4 War, Mr. Callahan /turmoil: Mr. J. Jonc.,. )144.1Vaylett ; rutin*, Miss Yale.; Chita, .u.. Bairns. _ . After wlsiels no. Marisa of WHO'S TO FATHER ME ? Colonel Tallsoi, Mr. Bisckinsisans; Cockle, Mr. Correll ; IF3y Batts, Mr. W'slkinsos; Mrs. Busts Ms. Vl..)kit. To conclude wills (fur the third tiose, a Now Gaud P.siosesque Pantomime., entitled DR. SYNTAX; Or, II tit LEQUIN IN LONDON. Dr. Syntex. r. Dal% ; Wag' Mr. W. Fiirky; Mrs. I.tax. Swum Vault); Dully, Mise-Suseritson ; Erberiaimini, M:ss Daly. FOR TOP: Trurii. frROTTEft'S ASIATIC TOO . lll O. DER, immunised nod noel by the Royit Visaily, and is. ',venially by persons of rank in this mummy, and all Fn. tiny: Courts, and rettimuurndr4 by the swat eiwpretahly Ali diced Autholiiii . s. Tina Feistier climates and beautifies at 'Fettle, wardens the breoth, powwows nv acid that call eininde the roaniel, soil pop a heatittfiii palish ins the Teeth. It is wet: ►nnwp that missy Powders possess yeah. Lea highly deleteii %%%% s, but the Yu blue •will hi. euntineeil OW lids Powder could llot base *hind I Ile I.ttu t t Is 0r telly ) ...reciperitect. mid stet with such dist inn...hell petinitnice and success at 11 has done, Wile,* its peoperi ill wren calcu lated not only to clean, but in pi rseive the Teeth. Sold wholesale and retail, at the Origins) Warelii4i..e mid only Alsattratiery, No. 3, Bessfort-bisildiaga, Strand; end 111 all the mist respectable reassert mad Minimise Yea. dere. . ..1., ._,.... COUNTY OF EDINBURGH MEETING. Friday, at twelve o'clock, a meeting of the Noblemen, Freeholders, Justices of 11w Peace, sold Commissioners of Supply of the County of Eoliobusgli, was held in the Coital y pursuatit to a Ito quisitiuo, fur the purpose of voting a total Address to his Majesty us, the present slate of the country. The Marquis of LOTIII AN was called to Ilse Chair. Sir J Hope their roar lu IlfolloPe an Address 111 his Ma jesty. Ile said, he would not trouble the meeting with any retssook• of his own, boot remold only observe, that there never was a time when public duty more imperiously called upon them to yule no Address to the Thauue than the present. Mr. JANIEII irstatrs, of Dairy, in riaing to second the Address, observed, that all must allow, of whatever party they were, that the must flagitious attempts had !slyly be. II made to earite disaffection, sod these attempts were still premed with such audacity, perseverance, mid allCreaa, as to envier serious alarm in the masa of every lover of his country It was true that the a-honour for R a dical !Morin was nut at present au I las (ornately— the itinerant held preachers of brawn Were o f now travers ing the cosintry—drillims and training had been put thorn, and the smemldies of armed Walk had proved abortive. The blood-thirsty rats! sir Tli_igleao , ..l hail expiated their grimes will, their blood. But the champions o f r eb e llious Were still the Dante. 1111 l though flattish ed, was not quelled ; and the obj et of the oliscrontrot was still Sue the I tie impiety, while a rev troll for dernroin tool justice hail isetraim , d the reasonable past of the consinusoity from exihre,iug flu ir sentinwnis, the agents of olisallo t lion, Eng oging a certain portion of the Pres, had, in the must waootoon aool snip, ilicipled manner, exerted ihentselvo.l io 141111.11 at allli 1/1t... OW public mind ; and 111 whatever issued from them, a lather in the shape of ttesevapars, paniliislel 4 , sir racks u• es, whether is the tintortros 401.1renes to the Queen or the It.a , rlres Aisswe.s to those Aoldsmors—the two 11111101 4 1 of Parliament—Joolges sof the Land—the ihgraitaries Ili the Cho., Is—the ordistary Ministers of our Holy Retie —slid Religion itself—have all Wen mask the 'driers of their rich role and invective. Nor was it to the lower orders shone that thus. fed lines wore random'. ti,ntrir. of a similar spirit bad bees aces autos! those from whom better migist have brew eared d. Is the House of Piers, Ilie +ratio! Counsel fur the direst.* had asserted, in the most open and-harefaced ininner, that the c tort of No ro, the Itunrom Emperor, afforded she only parallel to that which hail b e e,' rou sed towards the Queen. la defiant. of her doily sod allegiance tor his Majesty, noel forgetting the or avert be owed to that *again sourish'', that Itaairal Gentlest, on abut riot scrople in borrow from the politica I manufactory of llone, that most fool, unjust, anal scassilaloss Idol. Anil to a hal, Ise would soh, were they so ascribe this ainpreeeoleist. ed, this unjust persecutions of his Maio sty arid his Ministers' SVhy, 'krause they would nut consent 10 place it t the hi ad o f fo-snale -oriely in this country, /nr whose conolort load been Ile economist Sl*:11141 , 11 of Lwow., at a majority of her J sok. s had voted guilty—( /Par, /deur. kerar'.)--Was it for this that the Government Wall to be alroard—tweanrie his Majesty had assume; the tried and faithful servants who had ea. joyi d Isis lather's roudileui :toil who, ilitring the ghortinia issol of the Regency, hall persevered su thesdrogglefew torso town iutlepeoiletire till they hail achieved a troiseipli 1 ample.% in the aituals of the country? This was a tinie when the voice sof loyalty shoi•lol be hear.' from one end of the country tooth , unbar; mod thooorb • few testis., demig o g i res coutitioril In delude the ignsoramt nod smsleall the mawary, and *naval to overturn all that wan allered and valuable is • - 4migoa ,10sealigt&z= - - - flietwrat ristaient nalltliail an open ted the Add e r MeelFlrlioulWitts flrtith, would have apeelogieed ter in tendiog himself upon the :mei, of the m.e..!.eik, wee eit not thpt an imperious sense of public linty rendered any apology e drineriesaare. For Sense time past attempts lesel been made to get up Adelremes, wbirfi,ender the saw lime u( loyalty, vermin feet nothing better thaw libels upon the community st•Lerge, more eapecially coersoleroig the rousnienteeiess snot Rpm cher by which tlrey sere accompained, As to the Ad. dress moved by the Honouroble Ilarotot„ it weield have given hien moat onfeizio..l satisfaction It. have concurred . it; hot, he was emery to eel, there were moue cape easions in i from whirl, lee moat elmeent, Matt p4Vitflti3F4 boy the 'meth of the, gentleniao t.y ohoni it bad hero ae cnnileel. Taking that speech as • commentary ou Ika, spent of the lee must cuter his determent -el protest og Mod It. "Such en Adeliesses, ni such a time, iseght not to be writ ao his hlopistO, k loin t terodertuti .p advice to Minietem sr. Istlee to what should be t4ir faturreolieloct, sod reeteriem a I protest eagaimet their late mesaurea ; aged paitimilaily it ought In contain some alleviate to Ilt late proceeding,. is Parliameset, which were so math to be dr precyrel, and the imp/slice/ impropriety of which wag an re eai• feat and tiodcniable, that even the %behove themselv. ; regret', d baring engaged in them ; nor wag there an i adherent of Govenemeen with whom he was Nopsain II 41 who did not sincerely eleprecnie awl lament thi. tin prudent step of the A ilminitiralion. And lac ews 111 hot bat es,•.,ess his regret that though thesis were the feeliogii m f individuals its regard to those mea•nres, they conld still meet rellewtively to tire them their support. It hat was the resin,, of this' Why there was an order from the Mmes. ' tem to their partisans at thig time, to NI re Adel of this e le r eriptiou. He was entwine-eel that such Nleetio4a and stole Addresses as the present were, in many raw., !aeon. sestent wish their feelings; but there was an or4er for theut from the higher Power., and it must be uheytol.—(Hegr. &ear, and a larylt.)—The legitimate inference to he d.aan from the term. of Oda Address was nut only that they ate. move.' of the past conduct of the Administration, but that titry t tints, whatever their (Ware conduct night Ire—whatever measures they might afterwards adopt. There was an allni.ion to a certain 'whit rt in the speech of the gentleman who seconded the Aelitri s., at o hic.i he oat very stench nee i.hed ; mei! her the re inn r Ming this mrrt int o nor the addles, whole hail been prop...red, involved at all she ease of the Queen ; anti he submitted, that the disco...foe, o f that qui align was nut at present celled for. 'l'll et question was now at an end, nod just and legal steps ought now to be tekca in regard to her Majesty, and to give quiet to the mum. try. The people required this, soil tins they ono.' rt. It hail been maintained that it was only the lower orders—that it was holy the rahlele who spoke that laaguage. This was a most malicious and mischievou. m is e viwesentatiuse, Il was the middle mid respectable classes f the community who now raised their voice, and it was 1 rider whirtl must, shvtatr or later, be attended to. One of the many rause. of pre. sent emantisfaeleery state or the country, were the sttempt% made to alienate the Aristocracy Aron the lower order. 4.f the people—to separate the interests of the hieher yid lower classes of society • and Ire would say, that if elude a system were peraisteei in—if the chasm was UtlGllttl. oat( ly widened—the higher orders wool., at last be comp. ht. erl to shrink foe shelter behind the shield of force•••••A pro. tertian which would prove unavailinz, when the great lesedy of the people were roused to make a waited ord. airanlia. Peons movement of resistance..—ffinwerete cheering )--ahe hypocritical cant of • few ariatoeeatei and mieli 111 l Admi• tostration would never overpower or eves balmier the reins al voice of the community -- flear.)--Me. Ferguson run. eluded with propmeing au amendment to the Address winch hail been read by the Hem. Baronet (Sir John Hope), which, while it breathed the name spirit of snoilcritt ion, rootained also sound advice, and which he trusted the mertiog view as one of such a description, that every lover of his country and friend to his Sovereign would adopt.—(fititr ) S.r A. M. Gluon seconded the armoolmeut. Mr. 11. Yens spoke in favour of the amendment. Mr. SAM PI STUART said, that he could net help observing, that although three Gentlemeu had now spoken in favour of the Address proposed by the Honourable. Baronet, hr hail not heard any thing hut assertions from them, and kast of all. ally statement of facia, or any argument on which they were foundril. They had contented themselves with making one remark, that if ever there was a period when the men. hug should vote a Loyal Addles, in Ow Throne, the present was the lime. They had o u t said why, and he therefore proceeded to moire the speech of the Learned Gentleman who had seconded the Address, and • iiri had founded its nerese sity on assertions for which nu authority bad been adduced, of flagitious attempts now made its she coisalry so excite disaffection, and of the necessity of the interference of such meetiop to protect the relicion of the CsllllltrY. (Mar, heir, hear )—He should not rem at these assert uous, herbage they apiw:tre.l to hint lobe a ci girl, (31(11/111km.. nos' false libel, 1111 the people of Fruitland. nil( hr estireased to observe that Ille Leallll.l Gentleman, so far from showiii7, any ground for lilt •Issit tnetssx, sto ces stunt of dangerous or secret mei lingo har.toz hiken place, hid aihnisted that smelt meetings stele now 11191,111,11111111 lie had spot brought for ward even one Suliiary feet of his statement, au that he really appeared 111 111111 511 larcv hisgisrif lige very in dividual alludc.l 511 by slar Romeo {AI Mareti• .Bait, et est." Did Mei' uc say 'twas fart, ii feet it 15, I%llproof Do valid as a word of his! Lord Roott.Ve —lf this had been merely a question of melt and measure , he wunld have br. n the lasi lu have is.. truilril on their notice ; but it was 1111111•SItiliie fur any inns 'instal to be silent on the present uccasi .... whip hail a slat retard to the netts of the country. He readily cuttenwal in many pert* ur she Address, anti thuitcht it was wurdsil with Vent irrnivrrauce and nsuileration. There wasoar tsars of il, however, in which we were twirl that an attar* had bees m tile on She Con►tituted Authorities of tile land. He knew of ow such attack, except it was in isle within these walls. An attack had berm mole on the just tiring mail inactive. dean: of she Ear; every Atirucate was eio it led to defend Isis client by eve(' lawful means in Ins power; stud if a just and initoly exercise of this right was to 1w considered as a dereliction of Isoi slimly to the State, tau ewell to all the most valuable rights of citizens, and even to those rigida which affeese.l life and property bear.)—But Ibis is not ail; such ■n attack 11114111 the sacred right• of an Advocaat implicated the tribunal b••fw:- which such rwage rumplbluot of was nsrA. 'I lie Gentleman alienist have rrunrishered, that if any libellous i.s o gisace was used by tbe Ciinusel at the Bar, the Judges present Oswald bare interrupted him. But that lots languace was nut Motions, tit their opinion, was central from Ibis, that nu such interrupt was made. This :last slefresce he ronsi. sierra slue to an absent and raiment:wit individual, and to she itislependrstee of the English and Scotti►lu Bar (Cgteert )—Thry were not here assembled to lance of the in nocence or guilt of the Quern, a mama who•h #l , lll brew St. lately iliaraea.d us Parliament ; hal he could tint, with pro priety, after what hail been said by ass Han. B °net, pass by it alioirther. In the opinion wins. had been •pressed of the use adopted against the Queen, all ranks of the community hail jusuvd, mid particularly the great citminee- • vial body of England, and the setamdasy class • of trailers, who were the depositories and shows of our wettish, and from when. we had desired all our glory, im►epeadence, auul wealth (hear); all that clam, in short, whip arced as Jury. mess, and Ito whom we had to trust fur Ike administration of tour civil rights , . lie was confidant teat dm pure and &UMW. copied aduttulthatiun of justice was the glory of ibis mute 004% 0 b 441 * Sir Gaelic:lg CLtoo, M P. for the county, supported Ike original Addrese. Mr. fitteleatt. FUMING followed ou the note side. Mr. 'AIM Clams spoke for the anwildniesd: The LORD alertness', though an official aervout of the Crown, thought.that he would be detesting/Oa duly hedid not explain the grotiinis nn which be conceived it right ltsat she meeting shook! egree to the original Address. He eon. viticlorhal his speech amid Ivud cries of T ote, role!" Qaestfoe, gees! ion!" Mr. JKr Fara( did nut think that any clearer distinct view hail yet been given of the grounds on which be conceived she question So rest, and he would shortly state the reasons which would induce him to tweet ihe •messilment to a di• vision. Wish regard to expreesione of loyally, he trusted ilia there could slot he Guy difference, or a shade of differ ence, limiters' any of the Gentlemen present. He w..tild object to the original A eldresefor two reasons; first, because It contained repressions in reference to the mate of the country which were onsupported by facts, and led to false and erroneene ‘Nieelissinsis ; secondly, Wilmer it omitted tu express those lecher which it was highly proper ate: snits- Mete express to Ilse Sovereign — . ?leer, hear.)-sHe slid Out object to she expressioas of leyally contained in itee Aildn sea nor did he deny that there existed sliacentent iu she roan try. They might darer, how, ver, its their opinions as to the mode of pulling it ditio-eby what proems of treat niesit the ellitemper might be heal allayed. 11; olw, the Ad dress cow India sod (wily wish itterrssiong sstsehmoot to she Throne, but . expressive also ptifset runfideree in the measures whirls his Majesty's Minisitss may adopt is Ibr present eirciimitancee. lie did . eel sly that it coutairril many worla an express ippirolsatioo of hie Goviseimeed ; hot who *wild deny. this, coming from Ills en at such a time as she petered, it virtually implied an ad. mission to this extent ' (ht theme *eyesight I. nowt say, Ilia lie would completely lobe hf. opiunni rime lie su give his assent to such an Address. Ile doubted a hether at was sit all Necessary for persons uf known and tosques(iuned loyalty to express any vague attachment to his Heim, at suet. a tone as the present. Was that the only uhlteation required uf them by the t- rinse( the Requisition IVould it 6 - S44IM I lie whole albeit' defy, 'swirly In lay at Ike Coot us the. Tinton., empty, hollow, and general ;oarsmen, of lity,lty elite c that they were nut rterolntionists mid demagesguea 's These were sun ly nut weeded to satisfy his Majesty of their luyalty They were uut in list haat called for at presets', and did not at all meet the exigency sit the times. Ili would admit, that esieled iis she 'vestry great and vowing durum...it, very widely "limn!, sod daily rxtrudsui is,. If I einemg Ilse greet bled/ of the punple. He would aloe aelnalt, that tan thee general awl pritgreestvediteenteul, ignorant and wicked agitators had este, afted a deur rues aud disaffected spirit, which affordeel ground for serious alarm. Thi: he allowed was true s but he humbly conceived Oda Addles., contstuitig, as it did, a statement et these evil., shook' folly, fairly, and 'optically, express nit opioluit tie to the ceases which hail itrueltiecil them. and the remedies %%kith taught to Ise •pplirel. He therefore maisetaineel, ;hit tu the Ad. dress as ;amendment should he attached supplying this de. fret. %Vital maid be the bait effect of ailihne alias so tin ir general prefer's' of loyalty? He 'lid not doubt that if that part of the atorwlenessi which dia.-evil from the or i gival Address was embodied in it, his Learned Friend, who proposed it would have no objection that the peal s. Mons of attachment in she original sine should be ermine .1, if the expressions were considered to be more loyal Of warm, mule choice in phrase, more emphatic, or snore pa. tbetic.—(A forale.)-I‘lial were the nrcentstancea of the present case? Unanimity in a loyal Adair!, to the Stove reign at such a mectiog should naturally be expected; hot because they Could nut all agree tit Minor punts, wonlsl it he inferred that they were not ititaninious 111 loyalty All, unfortimatily, agreed that veld agitation and great discontent pervaded. It was ant necessary to enter into any detail, ur speraficatioo of circumstance', to prove this. It was maw tunately too apparent, and, in lila opinion, at might he fairly ascribed, in a great elegi e, to tit it ten dency nn thus part of the Government to rciwassiuss, dation, nod etiereims—thst teutlency to vilify aid abuse *lime who were 'oily deluded, and in this meatier to sup press and drive hack the ?Sternal symptoms of ihr disorder, in place of connterecting it, at its Source, by a milder polo y. Could it be said, that all the iliseunteuts *hit Is have s Nash el and du exist, proceed trusts causes of whirls seta ail imam explauation ( . .411 hr given? S: , itie thought that the oily way to remedy thew unthreakilege of papillae disaffection, was to puoieb severely the least indical of llus spirit ; but purely the snore rat • I method was to inquire olio the cause—to apply radmal remedy to the sent of the disor der; and, in place of lopping off the sprout ,ii4s and estrica. fences, to destroy the root and 611111/13,1011 of the evil' An imputaltuu had 1/1 . * . 14 fixed tiptoe his party lay the• lioneitir• able Member fir the Comity, whose general temperan-e and candour he was ready to acknowledge, that in point of fact, and also in principle, they had of late too clioa-ly allied theneselvee wills the detallerlrd.—',eriet %f~ ilea*, hear, hear.)—lie was prepared to give this aoierions a flit and thorough denial. Ile denied that any of Ihs party in Scotland hail ever joined in the Assentors uf the disaffect ed, or het ever written nu the sulrjeet, without expressing positive thiappiesliations of the schemes and attempts of ties wilitioue. say, he width! go Nether : lie would ac:crt,lllat Slut e'en all heat of siehrte had a single expv, salmi eVIT escaped tin us whmh indicated the least itymp..thy with the views or opinion,' of that party. Had I.e+ friend; un arty occasion refrained from expressing a mai bed ahliorrenee at the ensile tussle en the religion tattle coolie" Hoar, hear.)—.lad in that literary wusk to which he was at tached, had out he himself constantly asserted the ~.'asar. they of the di,euriite of Annual Parharnents and Univrr. sat Seiffrake? The fun was, that fur the last three leer; the Whigs bed bees, swirls snore the object+ of entionny tliao the Administration. fintwitlestanding that, they Aid rust skews themselves ready Is. repel all astairk• tip in the Coo. stitution, and to discourage the galoshes of dm distil. (retell, yet, merely because they came foreuril and caul that there. WI re aims 's it, she Government winch they would wish rectified, they were multi wejostly se-sod:ll,w I i s este mites to the Gummiest . The itsjualire originated in Ike diapered ion of Mieisteri isi represent, through abs.' snr.hum of their Journals s ••hurh to woos.' rental k, ouch' to b.: 111.1.1,1..4 among the oth.:r calumniatory proditesiume of the Press`— (hear.) —lo represent all such na ordain's.' and ireas o isahir. oh s . opposed theca—to represent SI itaieterial petite as the peels of I lie State—to di ilinite different dosses—tu disarm the It-ailing meetuf their essititral inflorece wirer this people,and tilos to strive them into tits rooks of the teeny—to "We, Ili twine's lesensdhat suck ouly as reified roolid theta were raliyiug rented the Censtilietien, mamma *high we were all ready to sully swot to perish. Another aecasation hail been brought against the %Vhige, namely, that if they did oat go ever to the pasty 'dew Radicals, lb-y enileavoureel to bring the Radicels user in them. To this charge he pleaded gabby ; nay, he would say more-4 c ',Wad not r n'y all Radicals lost all Tastes to ,iirm their ranks; hut he wi.lied ilorn not as Radicals, but reclainuillrion their error to the pore, original, and Coll- 11- - leitoNal faith. Minh' any one my that Ibis waits step dan gerous to the public peace They could only convert them by argoinent ; soul if this could he happily effected, would it nut be a great public good—would it not heal the Weer. r sag wounds of our suffering country! He would rejirre if ••13 the enemies of kingly government could be cormert^il i into realities adherents—and would not the opremite p •r" ' in like manner be glad to make converts-10 draw troop. from whateyer quarter they could gather them, ano: to de tech as minty as they cool,' Mot front the cohort. of ielazil , ••• . provided they stele staunch in their easter ! It wita lire be l Miters of I very one to Smog over roam M from an erroneous wh'kol to the true creed. What was the liminess of Ministers of Iteligiosi '—Not, surely, to proclaim and launch fortis theratettiogs of damnation; bet by lineman!, gentle, and patient argument, to disialmair heretics of their fatal (silli— ly reconcile and ri store them is the bosom of the True ourrch—to plonk them as brands (min the fire, as an offering worthy of the troth to which thcy are do. *Mod. Wbal, Hies, should Ire the efforts of all the.. swathed Ini the Constitistiou etroul.l they cut P. simians to hying over traitors from tie heresies irrt•i which they loot been misled into the true rhurch—lo t:•- abuse them of their prejudices, and of Mime di,c.ririe. by which they bad been betrayed to dela' girt iso ' lie did t...r imagine that the most violent Tory world maintain the ro:i • Mary. He no doubt would allow that it would be very „Lt. Broil to convert a hardy, dem AAAAA , determinist! Radiear into a true Whig, or to the more pore and emitted faith V Torylots —(franyktee)—But they o ught at host to Sue thank ful that they do not aboadou the task, spud do not utterly despair of reclaimmg the disaffected; ter if Mr Ihry are 14 be changed from hardened yobellevera to members of tI e tree chinch, it was clear that Miry moat first p •its thrortyti the purgatory of Whig i tisin.—'l",;mordi laughter and n i .• pictimej—They could not soddenly pass from one •7- Imam to another. They mu.l Le initialed in the to in , p!• • of alereeNtet and taxes—in lb? go 1 , (41tel and viand .un.e 4 nelriuta uf "ertodtion, and the Tortes threrfiriv aloitto:1 i be sincerely thaukfol to the Whigs for instroctioe ... • i Itelsrula hi their preparatory &chord, and banding t!,... i , over to them in a suite of competitive triclabill,t. , Al the same time lie had no ;rest hope that a despersto !lacteal cool I vier Ire convene I bite tither a enrol WiK it.r a good Tory—though he rooter erenikl be chsposed to 31111 t against them the gaits el prudence and merry. It was hod likely, he ihoufht, however, sisal Obey would be readily i . converted from she rooted error of their ways, sod he was • molds afraid moat few wowed be itaiwohl over, except ty ss t ; I lir i truce. .hlisilitrides, he ova crisminee.l. adhered Sr, all • Radical party, became' they saw no other reenorm. Thee frh mute ilistreas, mot melee no .wider point Weevil the Tory and Radical faction, they mod:nett adhering le tire latter • ! They saw nothing likely to be addpind of a i4iimuit ,, •y . 5 ' I seriptierti, and being drives 10 dearair by threat., trairsoida. I sort and cosh ciou, they went over in she mirk* albs dime !ferted ; Sod .itch be red nut doubt wAild be emit, hroogist over front the ranks of the ir. 1.. lima., if they hat ha. a, that believe*, the Iwo extremes Ch. re was a middle pawri at which *key might rally soul take their to.trol ; Prod she tame was also the rare with marry of the saber uts • f ; the filidistry, who, boiling, as they iroppomal, rier Mobil. pond between Site Radical school and Ilie &rated adherent ! of power, might g•adurilly de brute:lst to ji,:ii the Maas of Whittitate. When, the ro fore, it isas 134.31, 1 to do :• party shit they cosi trot the Railreals, their rood& ti/Vi 1.. d.reets from both parties shore tilso adhere to Mem, hi-cause ltir y •as no other alternative than tither or eclim Memo Ives owlet . the Ministerial harmer., or join th am whir wished to 13v3. 1 1. tarry Moog iii rniu. This, thew, hr would velem, wee the ;:ritutid of his °hireling to the Addices!--Iso, &rause it did not espre.s the whole troth; and, t•lly, Pretense MI i truth which was in it was enderbiteil und..... a Aisr,tri.ed and partial An M. acknowledgirg discontent, which certainty • :elided, but appiriv,itg of the policy of putting it down by iiitimid dim' and puss iihniesit, slide it dm a not sapatm, %that all are coiled upon to do, drsapproliation of Ilk: late 111 1 limit., of Ado s i sss sir- in ro. 11r. hitter 1 coneloded aid, repeating his doubts u hither iiiiimida•iro would rs presm the r vil of discoutent. Under this trevtilient it we.“ 1,1 t \ rend its roots and branches...on accuintilation 54 Cr.nr• liustihle materials would be peal up--suil alit explosion won At soot), r or Solos' take place--in whir h wealth, rank, and hay alty, would Ire swallowed up in the critastrolle of a blowy 31111 unavoidable revolution. 'I he Learired Corritleritsu era; down amid reiterated cheers (min all psi t ie.—arid such a .1 I-- play of high eloquence, iuterrisragled with Slit happiear Of '- toms of wit and fancy, could hardly fail to draw forth from such au audience this 31111 AM. tribute of admaralirou. . . A divibion now took place, when !here rippea.iii— Fut the original Address, 11 . 1 —For the A oiendowni, 27. Ma* ity, 8• After thank% to the Noble 61eirotan, the meeiimg 4.t.e -prr•ed. AMIthICA. rarer 4 ORIC. NOVEMBER 10. CATTLE SHOW AND FAIR.-.(SVCOND ADDREFS. • (Cioncloderl from our Paper of oesterios.) • • Centimes of the Bociely It becomes use in off., you a kw oboes ran tttt s on the pecoliarity 'if your position. 'revue's your I..cation on a fray islands of very hashed extent, and of subdivision into shall tracts, is adsrr•e to the wand diapiays of grass. grain, and succulent roots, which sotue other coun tries exhibit, you posretas ceitain advantages, w► r c'l pratfall, understood and kto , n , how to estimate. The port of New York is open to nav►gation div ing retry mouth of the year. It very as:ldmit hen ;was t h at the ice of January ur Februiry makes any perenuereit I Intim: to the arrival or drimuture of vessels. It Itellee liappPflie that you receive igte:i!... puce with singular ease from distaot planes. W ha,- ever bosh:lathy or tural economics may have to of it immediately conveyed to yon. tilsoulti Noble Bedford of England e•trourage his Slier•." ts compile on incomparable work on the Grairrons, or his rooky to publish a book of expernnsgsta •••e the culture and treatment of steer, you are to., get them.. The Florrut•nes ‘ord r nu, of t inns fire volume. of Galleriok .it Ars:via,' Bus - uf Turmoil oa the culture of the olive. ..• of Caranneoa, the coot of Alderney, and tae p Spain coin• direct to you. Let 'l • lteruio make e r curio u in grafting, and Van Mirtdi on fruit, a -t the methods own travel hither Irvin Pares nt Bruandt. Even the Perutiato 1048)11(.44 tl.o drouietlAry. the Wah•,r deer. and thy {haw, f*C pli4l.o. intiVe /41101141 a f their rellieetive coo - Kies, anti mialit he reared if our chtuale *is .veto *tar it. 'Free imreeta of seeds received Nita the $1,%1 of the public gailkos at Autwerp, Madrid, and Calcutta, moist from Itbs.al individuals at Lint" and Santa Crux, 'hos, the tart : lily with which ►he scgetable productions of those places are ttinelerred to oor sod. . Ilse crows: vines and fruit trees of Europe are frequent in our violets'. It is iuru•nhettt oil taro to offer a hiqt or too, for 'rir~lY