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ati r Zritiob Ap ra 0 . su mBER 2240. VAUXHALL. er ip t Patronage of lil %VAa loyal LES. Hi g bee*. the PRINCE of El' EN I NG, July 25, will he • GRASD GALA, awl brilliant Diaptiy of TIRE IRKS. diutasion 31.6d.--D•ors ape at /aet et'. aid the Concert in it E•tbt •Tiset if PRIZES OF TWENTY THOCSAND POUNDS. .t'IFT a nd C'). coittractn, with Ciovereitnent c,„ d ie present STATE LOTTERY, beg leave rev. , t ly to ialhela their friends and the public, that Ticks is and sys sr , Dow on Oak in gritai Mifitly at their Deices, Nu, . p o ne, ; Nu W. Chaing-ernes; aud No. aI, Aldgate 0 dre „, The Sehense is entirely new—there are I'IVC MO Of 20,0n01. etch, sad the no.uhers of the Tickets are Iss a ~, 4 00, frogs which :t toast be obviates that the s ,, of mule( a iootnel. 'rice is greatly increased. la ISst Wier" diriti Mid CO. bad the satisfaction of selling .4,464,4 s p rise „f i t itnual. tu eixteen Sixteenths, besides e nd itikriar Ean:tals- a TRA NSPORT-OFFICE, tx 9, leto. H E COMMISSIONERS for con ductin g His e majorisTarasprt &swm, for. taking Core of. ‘ Ssci nod ,usd-4 Sane*, am , ror the Care and Ceettsly of Prises...me yire Notice, That they will be rsids at this Fnse THURSDAY, the e l Au g ust . too, In in. odd Talus, end treat with itch Perms, as ni , / ba Ipete castfatt fa ERECTING and completely FIN DM- A: FOUR DWELLING•HOUES, end ICLOsING oVnibt. GAOL/RD attacked to the Naval N Hospital at ionao.l Ns Trak w ill be reetired (tiler Ase eClork on the AM nj • gity Wisest, en , em the Party, or an Agent for `nanny attend. F.nrh I . ..rder west be acronspended by a Leis rfrwo tiro reMsdahle Pnmts,see aging fo become boned tc:th ▪ p,,,,,boofrrinc, in the rani of L.bouo, for the lee "mews r. s4he Cootruct. FrOker Path. nt.es minim blown. 6 .1 , IPPltAttt at INA nil to,kere lhowlegl and specifications of the respective Works ie -----'--------Wa ,. Y•Qlßee. Jaw , ..:"., 1910. 1K Pria6pal Ofirs . and C'ommis,i,,Ners of Hi s v,,i,..ty's Nar v eks pre Notice, Mal a. Plan .1 anises ha' 1..1. ritualises& pt tko,..linifol Saral eallef.e at . ir s ires's Dark Yards* Oettinssilyk, for a Superior Class of sareiors loSkipsta , nits. aa'' lltst the ourisber of stedests is the superior clam of ship .i, hts' apprentices shAr, in the fi rst instance, he li ft 044 to r,ve het will gradually be biomes , il to twenty-6.. The ! I i o , c-...1 of apprenticeship eh ile.l'n years; het for a 1 1 ,,a,,.• 'rho M U% have preirSHMir *VI is the iiifertor mass apprentice. , io Hu NiSjest)i 'NS'S for the owlet, of ties. it shall he only six years; andLonlp five yews for a sleet w I may have ppyitc.:sly servedfau he sqlki t ass fur s pace of duce years. years. An winnow in the them! of Naval Arelaileabte Will be ..in. hailed to the present establishment of the stoyul Naval College, to assist particularly in the irmirrtiou of 'hist hiss if aeproitires The ea suidates for ailiniasio . i most prosier* eertifiestee Iron two respectable physicians, or sissltivoi, that they are of sound health and coustrtution, nail likens.. proof front the enter °filo pooh iu which they Sect, been, of thnic Arise at Imo hum, sod not mole than seventeen years of age, erptag casiiidates from *moos the shipwrights' super's- Ines ni Operand, who may be admitted if they shall nut kneeled more than three yeses of their time. Candidates Lents exassieed as the first Wednesday in November iu each year, by the Professor of the Koyal Naval ColleZe, ...gel by the Instructor in the Theory of Naval Archi ohne is she vesture of the Commissioner of the Yard, the Linitcastit.tiosorroor of the College, and Master hlssis 'tea, who shall jointly report the remit of the examine bon to the Lords Commissieiteis or the Admiralty, carefelly Minim; the 'tames of thc candidates in SUCeClbiltni, &geoid tug to their respectiee merits. The fulhtwing shall he the subjects of examination, with ahichryery surceseful candidate most be perfectly &equalised. Ist. Reading dish, mid writing it with facility fawn.. dictation. tad The first four rides of Arithmetic, and the Rule of Thus is shale numbers, and also in vulgar sad dtelinal fractsius. ad. The lint three Bootie of Euclid's Elements, b. , R. Nees, with the exception isf . Propositions t 2. as, 45, 11 , 1511 1 ; sail of Pr.posiliens a, y, to, .11, 14, Book 11. In this pane( thy eaainiaatioos, besides gitiog the most precise .k. lausstrations, the Candid4l.. will be t %peeled to make the connections in a practical iu..unsr, with conspasars stud a islet. . _ . 4th. The Trench language, • knowledge of wide*, d. Omagh net absolutely required its the raisdidates wine imp theorists... at the first examonntiou which is is be aelA, will, rerrithr!, a, give a preference to those whit are is all other respects equally qualified: in all subservient ens sfiscluev, however, the cuielidates will he required to read and toinal , te heath with facility. Auer wlanasion into the superior class, the apprentices shall roled at the Royal Naval College three or foot hours as the aiornOits of I very day in the week, except 'lmo lai and theest..lilished holidays: where they shall he instructed its socks posit vet the following snljeets as shalt appear to the Profes s.. o f 114 Culkite to he best adopted to the object of the estediAnreat, via. the Arriaattutt l,r slat and useful ship. huiLle.s : Geometry, IFluxione. filz. lira, Theory of Naval Ar hale Tiieouotuctry, rhitecture, Drawing, H yirustatics, • The French Lessmakt. On Mondays liiesaars, and Werliiefulays, the apprentices OW Ire employed at the College darns; the boors shove w 'n.."`rt4 1. , lb , study of matlieniaties, angler the prsfeasur sv 'he notilietor ; on Thitraday sod Enda) inonaings, is r the drawing-master ; the art of perspective most p ientarty applied lo drawing Il.e different torts of. shy : and the trateniug of Saturday 411,1! Os appropaiated 1° the of such hooka awl exercises hi il.e I 1'1411111.N- Pine, r di. French ataatte, as only perfeet them theems. tail at do mime tone advance their professional knowledge. 11" dlvissra of Won abated (or 'their ..onolica, is, how- so lossc proved, that nothing of tile ;wrong day Me ra t to he subject to such atterati tttt sas sylwar to hear aor petition with it, in all the Maireut staganuf • '" 'ref, m a hest ealciatatcd for promoting the object of certain D iise, sbieb it effectually corm and eradicates the irmitatioa. 44./0 the lo ah.t, without exciting the painful (relators and le the remaining part of tlr Jar, wheh not Wending at I ra porsere st i nt attend salivation, without .!rbilitating the Ile tonne, they shall he esnploted usrkt the master ship. j eonedolution is say &pee, as even or.iisinug cosifincinen B "cht"e ta.paetw of nail arelioteetuse, in she nonoild.looft, • floont it, restriction in diet. The radical sotytal• of brums. kin.ls of namin.il e ttttt Trete.' with shi , slow antstimable Drops hams proved their claim to public 01.1oo;; ito she oieopiiretneut of a complete kiiiieleilee of t he - approbation for mare than an yews. l n ill debility, the y _oat pArtt of o ship, and of the method of couttrues nog ! peeve a a. ievfsiling restorative, wheelie, IM dehtlity V pro. Z e l . f t "elosol the rune, at wet' , as in diaerimiiiiitinz her fist- I doted by to fire use of memory, illicit plemeirm, or the et from tises.rettral coat stintionly ; frets of a warm climate. To travellers,-sad those going tn umitstrineni rmiveraina of timber, and gene- , shooed, they cadent he reconmsetided too elsmaaly ; who will aUy in such other manner m the mmtcr-shipwrieht may retries ~ safe, speedy, and complete rare, in all old stssisleHora La ! ""hret a.latite.l to make them 'illy acquainted with tray weakness that affects the biaot.ler nod toy detml sot the Jollity of a practical • • ..p.wri e tlit. grins of arise. Ply A* ellicsey nosey women have beennor 4 _ 1 : 0 sweet the panighwent of offences committed by them !withers, whir de year. hail Idea dein - teed of that hapionicsa. Attendance at the eollece, a book shill he helot Auld, aholesste mid retail, at 3lr. Dotter's, No. 4, Cheap '',ll,,Wr • tarter, in which such irfene•v he entered ; and •11e, resin'. of l'atiVino•ter now; and salad By pietism, Peels ewl u ( rn , h •(..k.ur oftener if there be ocenimis, this nsonth ; Weston, Jour-., sad Mallory, Forbes ; lb rim std haii ire seta to the whet: a( the l'onnuiss tttttt oho Para", P 1 7. 0 " 11 ; P e rk , Hafl ; ('aloud 8 " N." 8".. P a ' ich " "t to as may be c os .- I Dobbs ; Csllias, Sslialnr. ; Staines, Linch, alit Atkins on, M the usual treatment sat os;o lortutst ea its the duck- Mauclweler ; mid liweePir"l 4 Treva""t Larder; Manionald, Glasgow ; hands sort Manilertue„ And at the end of too - •ae-h pith* oyantoidatinot shall hurtle; sod by moat Country Medicine Wendel, le hulthees thi„. .d P , oe, in the pre s e me of rite e Ci vens luelit.see.J in the I at -et. del. totebotith ample difiret""" - so I a Crellseut glilreletet of the lieet "vs,. al Of when lam 44 ,c ! he 6 ' ; rBBBB6B stYM s .....2 "'P ct. : ... *Premiers in the theoretical i.r •.f ton -ir I care for tie Slime nod Grown. ream as llAe'b. Lail tic traiiinsittmt by the Pt,l'eure. CO. Ihitlaryl l / 2 1 . 11144 11 4 9 314 ' r ite es p i. Psi has. -,.. lege ; and of their provers in the practical part, by the muter shipwright, through the Commissioner of the Dock yard, to the Ailiiiiraliy-olice; to the cad that, if it shall ap. pear that an apprentice has particularly distinguished him self in any of the departments of but profession, the Lou!. Cutniumniineit of the Admiralty may confer on him sot It mark of their approbation as their Lordships may dorm es. psdieut. The last year albeit. apprenticeship, or such part there of as the Lords Cononissionets of the Admiralty may think proper, shall be served at sea, in such of Ills Majesty's ships as their Lordships shall direct, with a view of obtai ll ioo g sonic practical knowledge in the steering, sailing, itinerating, and ballasting of a slop ; in making retuarks ors the mutton nod working of a ship, in all her parts, in had weather, sod on a high sea i the standing and straining ado: masts and yards, under sock eircutustauces; the niacin a the fised blocks, with a view to the proper leading of ropes, &c.; and, gent rally, is *Melanie such lamination as the Captain, Carpentry, and other Officers e' the ship nifty, by their ex perience, communicate, and such as their wan observation , , tiny suggest. During the time that such an apprentice shall be on beard • ship, he will he required to keep a journal of his remarks and observations, arranged under distinct heads, noting smell improvements mthly part of the ship, or any Wet; connect. ed therewith, as may suggest themselves to lion, from a iiii ' note tetention to the circuni.tances by wheels a ship is afect ; ed at sea, a copy of whidi journal is to be tram:lntim, to the Admiralty. ' A cabin, or birth, will be allotted to him in the gilts ; room, or in row other suitable part of llie ship; hr shall l mess with sonic of the Officers, and be treated, ill all respects, 1 as a tenth moo Salaries to hi allowed Apprentices of the Superior Class : I If the •ppren- If the appren - If the appreu - I lice shall out Lice shall have tier shall have bate served too wryer' tai years seised doer Sum feriae in the in. lin that class. years in that 1 feriae class. I class TUESDAY, JULY ct. 1610. This day is published, haodainuellp printed 1 stbs "shirr, octavo, triceps 6d. MEDITATIONS for the AGED. Ry JOHN uttrws - mt, NI A Rector of Bohlos, awl Vicar of fireotham, is the C..itioty of Durham. iiitrd for P. C. sod J. Kiviii4ion, No. ti:, Rt. Nora Church-yard. Of about may be h-,d, by the : aw e Autl, • MRDITATIONS of • RECLUSE, prwc so. 2. LEC rCitt::t Oit the ACTS of the A pos ries, 9 vote. sro. prier isa This day is published, in t vo. the Second Edition, price lus. tid. hoards, WALLACE; or, The Bible of Falkirk: a Metrical Roessner. By Miss HOLl'Oft 0 Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brows ? Paterooster-row .6 fin resting user the extracts we hae , • made, we feel quite salisftad that the yoke of our readers .01 confirm our decision in Gronr of the inwheal genius uh.cli roust have dictated this work. The object ~,,, s, stitch apply, in stows degree, to .ill the winks which me hate matt in profess , d imitations of the bllls.l metre, are km fr.-eiently to he ih . .iiva from the Poem now b: fuer us, than from any of its precursors; uhile, in our opinion, he tionaties ore more mental, its sentimeats nuwititssited, its oar& aim aiGastai 1 more 'Wahine and attraetint."--Critiesi Review, set, In to. Books lately published, by J. MAWMAN, Nu. n, Ponkey: I.E HISTORY of FRANCE , under the T.Knor+ of the race Valois, from the Accession of Charles the Fifth se 1334, to the death of Charles the Ninth iu 1174. By NATHANIEL WILLIAM WRIXALL, E.g. —The Third Edition, torah Ver!. coissiderible Aogmeutatious, I Vole Ht./ it;s boards. By the same Author, e. A TOUR THROUGH the W ESTER N, F.RN, awl INTERIOR PROVINCES of FRANCE, in the Years 177.1 soul 1776. Third Editiou, corrected and meg:Lieut.:al, pie.: 45. boards 3. 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[Continued Gout our piper a thilitsday " May your Grare perm.t u. to couchette with the espies- Ilion of t huge sentiini Ul. , iii which all Irish Catholics can have but uue voice as we are to the fortunes of the empire, by a ri int iiihratiee of past, and the hope tiffatate be. terite—hy oar preference, and by ear oath*, should the wise R• ne• , nite auto lawgivers volichaak to crows tont hepe, which thi-ir joiciee stories., it would be Ito longer our duty alone, hut our pride, to appear Ike foremoat against sp. proaeliiec and, if 'Accessary, to r.inuticiate our be seurt.c., by the safrlrler of Iltlf But a •ipete and specific charge remains to ht unwired : That tithe live or SIX 11,0•SJI141 a year was offered by (:o refitment, a. a reward for keeping hack Cir nor year the Ca tholic Petition The charge is agaiust me—it is evident that he must tau...mate, that not only the offer trls made to bait accepted by me ; for if I rejected the offer, where wuil.l be the aisle on Ins side I .riot more cult uu to Ie uc forward, and give even a rba.luw of proof io sop ran eights charge. Tie present and the late Governiutot must know of every sum paid far secret services ; tool I del, Catholics , Ire, I defy the late Administratium, I defy the I present Administration, or any man livinz, substantiate thmetistrge. And wow. in the presence ..f no, conntry an,l my Gud, Ide solemn.) declare, that I tore, rec. iied t • soy i IMlsubter ur Gaverndittit, to the ainou.it ..f •Apenee, f m! . - 1 my sons, or len al.y put Cl say , 'tie pt.e. tat year L rat 2d year Ist year 70 9d year 24 year let year au 4th year .141 year 24 year I 9" Atli year 4th year 3.1 yeartow 6411 year 5111 year albyt sr r Ito 70. ) car tith year stla year I Ls.. Upon their return ftin. sea, lentil they ran be appointed oflicera in conselinence of vacancies 114,11112 occurs...l, they shall be cauployett as Overseers of ships baild...g, to assistiog the Master Shipwright in the different Yards, e..d their assist ants or foresaw; in the ~loath loft, seder the timbyr master t ue its soy other a.tnattgo its which the Master Sliipwrigh; %ley have us - emit , '. . employ them, with the apprultation of I ,C...11.111111110Ute : libr log that interval they shall have roll. tit, Lau ti sa ; and if suet. ...i.e. .lionlJ out heppen for , year.. after thrir return, they 'hall thru bare tend. per antenna until they be prrarti f or. Ile order that the *elm of youi.g men, whom education bee beet twieoweil taw iwurtr.tble exoettce to Government, may nut hr hot oet the' c. - tom of their apprenticeship, they shall each' of them, previously to thew entry in the Yard, be required to (mil two sureties, to more int I hood to the erotism? of .:0-il and .. the .sent ..f an aeprentice being diaelasored for inieettodurt, the amount of the bond, or so satscbt of it as may indemnify Government for the expeone o twearresl la his education, shall le bor.:its:4. The object of flu.. tustititti4o .1 to tea.. rove the cpsalifica- Hon. of the Slopertglits to 11.- Dock.) arils, and thereby to inenre a warconsion of art i Octet, fi.on minute .• horn officers of the deseripti.m of noasterriutastire.s, foremen, sm. will lie selected, and from ibewe the armaintotents of the •OebtiOr officers in His Ma j esty's Daehyards, sad Serve, ors of the Navy, will ultiumnedy be mark. The day of examination - it fisted for the first Werinverdwr is Now-other neat (7th November, Into). A certain uunt'aer of airmen* re • one :o the DiWill• yards are to be excused from manual labtor, to tea. i sbri• ehrUIWIVri for the esainftint...o. , and this poblic nut. • of the ipialifiratious carried fa .ma those who tutend to become ear.didates, and of the day ou which such ear, lidale. will be ex.notoed, is civets, in order that the windier to be Littered ILI the 'ape. ier class of bp prebtiCell (which in the brat year is to be limited to twelve) ,tisay he sit etre, from those best quali fi ed, whither beloognig to the Dock-yes 4• e not. Su. 0 b.'ilitilisl of the tic serlption before meationed, will may b. destroys of !iceman% rtodulairs for admission to the silwrior class of apmettlices to Inking to His Majestv'e !Kirk-yard at : , oettioustb, are tbereforetwrvity inforsiv-d, that they will he reseamil to .4..1 notice of thew het:idiots to the Davy Huard, or the Couttnaniancr of His Majesty's Loehr yard at Po. trwoutb, on tbe retie of October, Is loi load they =lost be prepaerd with - very &cowed and qmili fi catiou mentimtel to tbts alvertirement, and he it isortsatunth Dock-yard at eight o'clock on the snortinot of the day or exuaniant 1111 l , via 7111 November, la to, said wait for farilme directions Guns the Cootameatutret yin their priweedtate. R. A. NIILLSItN, Secretary Tlll4 day 222 p fished, iu 2 ruts. swat. price i • boards, 5E1t..%10N6., with ap9r i, I. tt an twxrd. • By the ht* LtNrcEV, 4e A.and Foariorrly Pelkior of St. J 00ex,, C tol'lrt.l ; t'oncrer.itios In F..iles-drcel..itrritiol. l'rsisted and Cu. St. haul** Church yard. iTATR A/ POLITICA. Tie day is published, price 11. 64. TIE FACTION DETECTED sod DESPISED. Primed far ntockaale,Junior, 4i, Mittman Wt, re way b.. had, price 1120. Nen Edition, eierthetted to 1410, ..f Mr. CIIALMKIINA erlybeated ESTIMATL: of th” STRENGTH of (MEAT BRITAIN. At,.,. A CHRONOLOGICAL TABLE et the COM MERCE., to tbia *nor; on a 'beet, print 21. 64. or on (abyssm► and rolkno or in a care, sr. Id Likeril. , a New ikriaion of tiIIIEG9RY KING'S ETAT E of ENGLAND to 1t96. I rice U. 661. Da. I , IIISEXAN% OUT PA SALVTARIS. T UE villas of this •Isfailible litedivise his hese cre.Segs . pitStie print As to the vuuby fricudship, me; lacuna rhai cetera. lai hare t selvoas ; hut as an saperennt, that I have under the primed ali ink allu►lun tempt, andi k. pt - hack t nistrat,on.. the Duke the very e which I Eliot and As 1,114111, cation was a 'tingled tin leo, : "WI. , 6 1 order of 16, Cu..._ present meeting with a reespitulativa. degree of minas• queace was, hutted, attributed by others to that speech, which I never theitila it merited; which liss that at •W" brought to the king, and contributed to the dhlasisast of LOA' Grenville sad Ins coll.acur lln 1507. But ebb wee* 11 . know, that, front that day to this, Mr. Powitiardm_aemat hammered me with a viait, which I regal, infinitely mor e from my perso:ml ce spect for the man, than uu account M his being II Pater in OrFOGItiO/1 14 iltOlit.illitliAll. Permit laq now, Mr ehahman, to return my moat grate flit chaotic to you and this assembly, fur the millrace with which I here luau heard, the honour whitit has been coo , hired iromi tat, and the iedignation • Lich has been evinced against an :nirmous VAIIIIIin, It hii has attempted to sorprise 1 lind calumniate .‘ Alan who had di:sou:it near tinily years cif Ina life to the purpose of bruaking the ehaitut lit but eamairy- And now, Sir, let me return to the subject immediately before this meeting, although I eau scatcely think that 1 Irive been sadly of soy great digression from it, in advert ing to toy own conduct donne the propos of the cause of Cailiolin,Einancipatioa. I am adverse to the leerlerrey nf the resolutions mooned, because I think that the i:les 4 petitaosing would not outset. the purpose desired ; and is, kt all agents, preinsture. We are certain, to be rejected, and rejected with undisguised contempt. Is ibis a sort of treat. meet- le which yon woakl wish to menet/me COMB! corintrymen ? Do yon 'oppose them rMnosd to the eano ilium to which onr worthy Cherwell'', She Karl of Ore, promised and engaged to brio* than Yet mob mesll4i the case, if they are indsced to come fora ad, swim after session, laving tlsentmlves with the certainty of bring re jested with as little ceremony is a turnpike lad. Why, hi the twine of God! determine arcs attar you as to du pine mouths healer, ref/adieu of the inireii of thin it .' e11.46114= rent of creels that may secompany Whprxeur upon a petition to Parliament, rather tbite est bi fps Throne, or an appeal to the people of Groat 'Brits.* and Ireland? Arc we afraid of our resettle( temper, dot se Irish to hint it by a premature sesnlution ? Have we Make. fidence in the Cathartics of In loud! Have we, in • woe* eft confideuce in ourseli es ) "I he wisest men, both in sad oak of (Oka, have been threatening us with invasion from Such ad evedt may, thee, like place; and possibly bane' the lime occurs which y o u oiailt to fix upon for pe al If Bonaparte were is En„iald or Iretami, that acrey weeM he no tiro • for petitiosing. Yon could, is that awe, by called upon to beat him mt of the one plies sr the other and petitioning, 1 suppose, ...sold not be your tempos— Oe the French Emperor may be taken prisoner, and lodged ta the Tower ; or, unfortusately, he may be lodged is • very different place ; io any one of which eases, 1 can see little good that could result from your petitwaing. Tone petition ing has already dooe influite balm, and may do more It Las involved you in the vete, suet a hundred other frost which, I believe, the very wisest of yon do Rot see the way of insinedietely estricatmg yorosielves. In short, wei moat always act according to the emergency of coconuts's:cep • cannot he seized upon by anticipattuu. Above all tbr•ga, whatever we do, let as avoid the up. penance or inconsistency : sad that we may do so, let WI shoo precinitaties. I have the more reason to impress this norm time niceta.ig, as, the last tine we mearabled, •*errtrat cad rut appeared upon the very face of our proceed ing,. A moii.ri for a pea too was made. N Ods "ppm d. sail Amsted ; and after a lull divtaisiou, the declaration pro- posed Mato amendment, was ea. ricd lie a great majority, and the petition consequeatly mimic& This I thoseelit Meal cp. tau that occasion, and armed extremely ill to bed; oat malty other' bad withdrawn spun the sopprisitiou that the business tit the day was over. It seems that a no eibn in young gentleirwit,ottb greet roamer and eiralfusion,s;verel of them speaking, or rather roariog, at the tame I.tne, again proposed the remdut too to petition, which had been inert 'may rejected; and waserthig that it was c nnied the affirmative, were nee ashamed to have it published is the English prid• ; tat, that they would out petition; and adly, that they wonld. They have acted stare with an equal regard to gonsisteuey I tie all know, or have beard, that a meting at Tyro*, sanc tioned Lord Grenville's letter ; had directed their represents. Mr?' in Parlisseent to vote for nor emancipate)* only spots tonditiou of our submitting le Isis Lordship's plans II atme• that these (legitimises., who call themselves me Catsolie Coos. wittee, reprobate Lord Grenville and hi letter, b tha same time return their sincere thank• to the Tyrone Meet iag, foe adopting and cuitfirming the seotinscut.ata.lupioions of each. Let me thee ask you, are such men At to coodoet the affairs of tire millio.v of men ' or even of a soldiery indi vidual? I shall sow conclude, sad vote fur the ameadmeet by M r O'Connor. 11 7. 1 7 1 I. O'H A LON, of the county of Kildare, addressed the meeting in the following concise and roereetic mamma : Mr. Chairman. I perceive there arc is this assembly two parties ; the one fur petition, the other for • dem e—nu tide they ditagrre, but they ere usaninions in one point, *hick is, whether they petition or sot, there Sao %epee( imeeme; and they li.th avow lb .t this arises from • coati,* Repos sentstiuu ; that the source from wleesee limy sesta to Wipe Its redeem is impure. I them tins& the better as& moat I'm mficil conduct we could pantie world be, to name a Com mittee to snake up an shires le Peritoneal for a Reform in the Hamm of Commons. Another hoe might be adopted, not ueworthy os--lisal is, as the liaise, into irk ch th • body was entrapped ender the pretext of assal i tsasating lb* Catholics of Ireland with the Protestant periled's', o f the Empire, and thereby not esdanger the Protestant est...li.h -stunt, leas not only been dewed, hot basely abistoloor that a Committee be appointed (son, this body to dew Of/ a Petition to Parliament ha. a Repeal of the Act of Union. I have eiideavoured, Mr Chairoass, t ca mestrate my ideas 60 the si ....fore us, ! a amain lather sliso dente; 1 hest far I hare he. I saicee.cul, this respectable biretta( ISSN judge. (Iry iii ; I 110 sure they wilt readily admit--that I Imre rut long tiespa.scd on their patience. On the siem.daloit'r :e p o sed by v..% (YC . second• ltd t.. Corepat . Cor Ct.tar It, mat supported by Mr. KCOGII. t 114"/ wit, i mposed tit, anicodment proms , J the orestion of 1,, sleeting heroic diviavd OA different sides of the Cal:, ir, a rat snajtaraty a! , ptafell *Comet the adjourn. sOd went, alga It was Cll,ll op by those who had proposed seronlra It. • C0U.104101.000N NELL iDtql pc.ope ea another smeedinestu • I That the (omuuttee sbuutJ lie appointed, aad dammed to pi , pare a Petition Io Parliament, au Atialresato the trag,, and an Appeal to. the Peopie. Mr. KFJCI4 said, lie bad already proposed those mes sed, to be wider culanderatior • brit that as Pall:talent ens now adjaanrsed for .grad Tairatite, he mats repeated, rs was /" F.O -lug :.... -- y . 4, ier - j .:: , • ~ , • ..... r lit , .;? # -- . 1 : F. -. -4 i- , • a . ..., , 4:I p. , N . S,' .44) ' A -.... b' .. Yr Ith l'f ~.„. . . PAK? SiXPENCIi - H .SLFPENFIY.. here ibis day slab% throagh the niediumftl.• leis, coin! Itf:fure es et out of *be parties. A , he :Anion to my . itic swifts' by M r Pon- . ~F : d Cramori ; and the hint, that Du ac lance, 0, or family roe:section, re*, hearer . 'theta and r-- • urn to aiaJie a boast of ergo., , tUe. .It Weider' • : . "... , a. Whatever adeillierli tu buy thitiz tit that I ..id r., ,'.*, taken place, base uniformly price did hum throm- 'l , tot if the wince, to tomes or wAsteter ke 11, inpt,,s it groom, abet I ant t h e founder of my 0 . .11 ' , algae. ' se no bet editary estate in a country, where robbery, r Cans of ermfieedlion or the penal rode, has de- -1 the ancient Irish of their property—the elintall• :.• -r- -uai and insipid hint I :Fall trial with sijert con- nil hasten to the refatatitto °roue lie more—that `. I • .:1: 1 k the recital of our sufferings during the 'eh: Adios. . . taken( Bedford arrived here about A pc:l • 'O6. On • commencement of the next Session, a deputation, of r. cm use, bad two interviews with Mr Secretary 4. • 11 Lord Chancellor Poneunby, .1) preys t bat question. ' 1, however, av I bad reason to think that non' appli- as over rut, d in En:land by Lad Ovens:lie, I then the alarm at a m, Ming hrld on :IT etth lane", ail, as what I then said, was printed la, Fitzpatrick 'of the Committee, 1 refer to It wttisasat troubling tits • usettang with a recaintulatius. A degree of coma. . '