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Fs- - _1; 'T -11, qp le"p, !DENY. DAMES, A. .ly laCquainik) with'eso rr annual apßearanee 1.1) rap venture to say this rs s fantasiic, and savour s Dancer than t lirs at the. doer of tl.e r not know...at any rate, litre, Mr, Daar'a prig. d it ; uncial Mr. Dtwe's i n the dancing way, rooter should Ave cur. Cheshire, the. Seal 4. -11. N• lit. in.lecope. i. o r emm ,i ng r. r kiur fr.iut the itt..e.c tofu some se*boi,o foli o " view of stiaww Lit as. lo t . The ittetwiit ttoosta4to which out to ttoitia. cl-ar and hirtnoninu.—. rich, not georl)"—the testi tiou of it peifrct. end No. 75. * Set 44 tn. Edinburgh. le the minuet of Ts. 'preen ens he het Ihu n. we would pronnui;ee In the footsteps of Ito re-cursor %V tittle. Tito 'of ttiree works. and his resod otitis it pdterweet a Persona sue wt - II Josidenold humour and the. actors ore too gut. , however, riohrr r hove, cc mum, bre. A little SUMP il4g.f. taken altogrih,r, tlie.t tote,. Preacher.— .4. CA IMI, t gh.. work of a second new of piiiiiitog.—The couli be chnaeo; and, London caricature' w. jeer, this artist, rvation to soother part 11111045 T lasitliarl other ■ppily been able to gig* t coinpletion to Lis work ye been accuationerl.-- ngreption are very rta portrayed, every coon. ,!tity as they iocrna•e in tante., till warmth the vitxticed t q prohonations i orator, they are v , r3pptod .11 all their eoneousitaat le sera tl Si. Corp i. Arimoo.D. ost pl..s.ing snot finished o Arnold. and ewe. orl with strong coarsen. Ex'Ai•iooo. Toes, are. to Lonolscspet, sail !en( eto vety althea.. F4ortes.-....1.1a5t0..0n. song the Isstwouentionrd ape. soil lie scene eon. runes of colouring. Dolt.. or CLAutscs t; front Bushy. end s et Fi TCI. ti ellft LANsairwm's Sasodov :ry amurroual) attended.. .ov gave a gruial (homer Arliny.toit•tOrett. to I r, Geeter3l and Mrs. St. •111011Otrie /iITIOVAS C00111:1UPI 'fly e-rtiett. Rive o grind dutoer nn pprr Gro-veltur-btriett, to proti:ivr. esier,l GitcNTll.l.% were Couisteps f .r as descant house Rectta is town next neck mum Innl a rwiternall isil !we three. 'et• K h. .A•D avid lit.euere , 11,414 L• 4•117 t A lt:t mit; ef•ii her humit in 1% hitt h•le. witted Mr. sit the oily words that formArir • of e etreia• Or Unwise, 110.1.... .."11. h• "Am, Sp-n. *e A I c.., egy vl Jun , . 111... v to, se be-8. mi led 111.0sog the/ it ot eihkie se . 16•4•111. et. ctr.ll ate the *cote ,reect eetestept eltri a c churl plots* tu the Eeet .plain MAOIST r.itegl.d I the helmet Avocet Ito,' yet gikistv If MolligianS rel wt ft...,,.. the e If 11w itstr.Pern4.l4 , 44 6.1 y ettowiral •• ft*. h-1.1 ea t.I townie... Of 'he oat 14 their, gm... 'odium. 1.1 td %% sieves c:lebeetect DISTRESSED M IAUTACTIM FRS'. A Meeting was on Saturday held at the Fiee tneson'sTdvern, Great Quern-Street, for the pur pose of taking into consideration the present iii tressed eta' . of she'poor, and 10 bUtigeat some means for their relief and assistance. At half-nag one, then Koval highnesses the Dike. of York, h ut, ant t r , iiitilid o te, attended tr. the Duke of Rutland, Lqrt Il rile, end several Itlein!iers of Parliament enterer! the room atni,lat strong exprtssion of pleasure, Wadi burst from about two huu,livd persons who woce iiPt. HIS RCIV.II highness the of York having taken the Chair, WILIMNFORrE addressed the ine.diog, he observed that althungh he coWtl casein to bun erll the went of haviii,f Bugg, sted the propriety of the meeting, which was then coarrised, yet he ft It particular !mous in being selected as the indi. ',dual to state the object fur which they had met— namely. le consider the pectifiar &trent-ea under which the labouring classes of the community at $t t pined. In the existing *title of thioge, the only regret he felt, and the may doubt h- enter tained was, that whatever might be the proposal which he should trite the liberty 'of tuakin. it might he conceived that they were engaging Hi. an undertaking beyond their strength.—Yet omit was dotoriou.i that distresses of the roast rat ure did exist, he was induced to think that if any pr.. jedices were in the first i muerte, ober treble, elver a little time, and by the force otexample they would be done away,—That the people of the e. entry had the disposition to relieve the miseries of their fellows creaturee; was a position which could not be doubted ; and if that disposition was noilifested in thehigher circles of sanely, amongstthe affluent and the great there was no doubt that every heart and every hand would join in thehenevolcut undertaking. It woe a fact well known, that many of those per. sons who _were considered affluent in the districts., where dtstress was most expeneneed, were cOlll. inercial Men, 'sit participators in the general state of (I, pression under whitli the conntry laboured. They were of themselves unable to give that assist. ance which could be of any materiel adveutage, and though willing to disperse their bounty, feltihey • could not by any aid which they could g ive. afi. Siete thore ,miseries which they so sincerely de. plated. When other. came forward however. who. like themselves, could not view the di!ficultieti of their countrymen with i tidifferente, - thliti was uo • doubt they would join with ardiality in ',soy plan which might be suggested. And wheo the country saw au arrangement proposed (o which it was not estnnitihrog that hie "toys! Highness (the Duke of and his Royal Brothers joined, consider. log the disposition they had ever Olen.' to be fore most in promoting deeds of charity and creating be. tv'rolent institutions—fiend cheerr)l--41be object of which wassotruly patriatir;ht felt nu nesitation in ao ticipating the most happy conseqienee.—(Ckers.) .-11 e did not mean to presume to press his opinion, with any degree of pertinacity, upon the meeting, yet considernig' all the eircomstoncee of the case, mai some observations which he had read in a paper of Mal osorning, which he would rather diode to than stare, he thous it it would be best to make any resit Lotion. witch might be proposed as general as possible.—(Cheers )—He conceived the ap poiotelent of a C. , minitter, to take tntn consideni. bon the best meals. of relieving the distresses to which he had alluded, would he by much the vest course to pursue. Ti.ey would he able le form local conitec!ions with oilier _Coinruittees, for the same purpose ; and thus every eff.nt would be con. cent rated towards the one grand of ret ; and as goo d was a. contagious es evil, the f , snit would. no doubt, be as satisfactory as the must sanguine disposition could hope fur.—(Cheers.)—lt could not be necessary to eater tutu a particular detail of the distresses which did exist; those were al ready too publicly known to regent any parts( ular specification. The propositions he had to make to hi. Royal Highness would be to appoint a Coin. muter forthwith, *hose attention should be directed to the hest mode, not alone of increasing employ. meld, but increasing provisitios; for nothing could br so mischievous as to give any pecuniary aid so us furnish tortes to consume the provisions already in common use. Such a course would rather go to increase that dearth and famine which did exist, than to have a beneficial effect othe. wise. The object should be to instruct the people in an art of which they were yet lamentably iguorant, tiotwith. standing ell the pates which had been take'. to in. form them, namely, the art of turning the food they had to the beat advantage. The Hon. Headman concladed by moving three Resolutions. The brat pointing ant the existence of thorns and the repedoeney of adopting wore plan to anat. lionise the situation of the pow. The second, urging the es entry if emnimeneing lan ininy.dint• sow, lot mat purpose. and the last proposing the uppeonintent of a Committer to lake all she oreuniiitaitees of the country tuts consideration; at.l Is point out, with as Mid! C. kilt) as perasible. the plane mops likely to be ate tended with the effect so mush to lie destred. flis !loyal Highness the Duke of KIWI' aid s he believed tt was usual for risme person to s.eu m l such resolution' as Owe now twopwed ; rtteref.tre, rose for that purpose. and begoed to signify his hearty sprobeitio of the scotnnents they coetaieed. B fore he sat down, he was desirous of sersg, that oltboogit the meetsnd was tiniwrons sod respeetatote, he w.. 1 cnnvineerl had tut some wisonsterritavirtind go., to th. • mach mite-. extensive Sleeting would have taki.o Owe. lie was owslowe it ollitcht he on leriitoid that their o..g•ct was solely that of promoting the cbentehle h•otiorsa for eflot II they were convened. end to ronotwaet an evil which 1111 known to re 0. Tlie Otigsn or ea.ete of that evil. was • sobject into w;iieh they did not tn , it to inquire. Moth en in. spiry. to Net, woulit only lead to perlstseol orals nom,. laud ti folly beide she c h a ritable ro d view. ....(flerril.l The rood object to he eitaaed. w.• 1!..r tio;ting of ell person. elf ell maks im woo ra nnionn ili•rneition to :.Have. eaverditig to the brit of this, pewee. the dmiresee. of ibis, fellow molar?", lend to sorely the *mita whis.h did eve. The." ere title daebt that the "Acetone'. Govern. stegt aitaiilJ se nese SA oat the eager* of any rots ird evils. and remote them; but at present. they hod noir to cheer the drooping heart. et she till tl,c apptooch • f to hope!, .~ . ..~ ~, ~: midi the blessing of God, ROUld cf lamentation,—(Chee rs A person, whose mune we could who we undersinod to he a Birminglu Curer. observed, that the grand car Birmingham was the went oft nspl o, medy this evil, be surgesttnl the elf R. yal Highness the Iltir:ce Regent Brothers settirg the reshot, of wean, exploding the uve of ensered buttr articles were the staple trade of Bs if ogre introduced into general use, is. that greet manufacturing district, tresses which now existed.—( Lord frost the h'oyni Dirket osfrosn the i Nlr. STLPIIEN I tineidid that aut havt been taken to misrepresent t Metiiisig which was so highly credit when* suggestion it bad taken piect he did not know *list any such ineett teinplatinto until n haol,acioally been. He beiteveil it its rise with a hotly of Individuals, the Staff rd whom it might he supporld be was each an °version as this, liuwevtes ones should be laid aside, a:id lbeuet to take its t curie nainterropted. W' (teases of the poor wens attributable of Cud. the ussliee of the enemy. M . l) , sters, was a question which was 'ermined. The . distresses were ' and whatever might be 'because', of the insular ) oiigbt net to be lett , them. Th- pure strewn of publ hitherto Rowed uncoittro:led by pal The highest c;iaract,tr., iu th e l is t for charitable purposes, were foam and however at variance in other cr of beneficence, at least they were any mail therefore who would_attei that bond of mutton by his poisonous served the contempt of his count sands he hoped, notwithstanding many. who no doubt would have I the cause whivli had been assigned, the 'sample ill those prison*, and: sentiments of esteem for those il'usir (the Royal Ditties), whi, by their added lustre to the chsracter which vinusly gained in the minds of their The bread which was distributed from like that which was broken by our hungry muhitode io the ivilderiteN, hoped, increase in proimuu.,a to the were to receive it—./Chian.( Mr. Lynn particularly adverted ly peaceful conduct of the weal/ell I. and said, he had ao official document session. by which it appeared that t Noma of 3,00061 them not of employ , A Grutlensso suggested, as one lug proclaim, to -t:mirage the coil.' std the inere-ar of our !i•heries, at the growth of tieutp, to which our Si larly adapted. By this plan, tot taltene means of existence be increased, able scarce 0 1 employment *Mild poor.—(Cheers.)—.He observer(, IL been emie4vottrititt to carry this ph lion. and as hap d y to add, he I support of his Royal Highness the Mr. WI LacityuaCit 'twit Mated, eetved a time fr ins the Lord Nlaytit Its 'Metier, and attributing it to ui sinus—remarking, however, that happy to further the objects of the manner in his power. Mr. Justice Bomar suggested th. persons refraining from the consumption or of flour in puddings or pies, except lately necessary—and proposed, a rrr edict, to be steed by persons of hi Mr. MUUMUU/HA thought it *ow reserve the cors►dcration of this as propositions, till the Inematirm of tl his Royal Di;:lenros the Duke agreed in the excellence of the floc Mr. Justice Bailey, sud said hr had it iti his own family. Hr, however, Mr. tVilbertorce,iii the propriety consideration of the subject till tire appointed. Mr. Justice BAILLT c oueegneull febOkaloll. The resolution prninn.ed hy ginally 'sere alto rend by los ILIA Duke of York, and unanunou•ly opprnred A Committee was then narno.i, appointed were the Duke of !tulles, Mr. Wilberforce. Mr. IL Thornton, Mr. Rithitagtein„ Sir Thosnus Baring, The limas of the Meeting were the Duke' rt Yo►k, on the motion Rutland, for +hick hitt Royal flightier' hie Kr.Utatde in *nimble term-.. Upwards of 2.0001. was then eii *Stu Wean.. rie Dukes of Y.. Cambridge nut th►ir names dawn ft did the Duke of l2•ttlaud and Lord We sincerely he t .e this example 4. may lie uoivorgall, followed, and that dual in the eunotry, "'hope meats • ti dc, way coutiihis.r, in some drat of those unfortun,t.- creatures, who of talents:its, have heru reduced p.tiairle. siatlefitAn.l a .d %%v. limit , . s ew H. cf 1411.v4..1, Liorolu'e cwt.- , of the .. oe..n. wee , roll oY Iry Doke of tiosuuttotio, for the of 9781. the °ebbe% pep.rs, eureired on lion that a bi , ltling for a I.lati of plwe th► Castle Go Te.old, Mi 110511 and Wawa's@ aff,tith to t4ke lON. 9i per trust.. r.'.14. 5 re cunt Trvs...ey Dtil of 101. 17.. for .very This Ised.ling oat hew; accepted, sod shortly after esteemed and 'resew♦ of 10i. wish Is ass Sr C. Siiiui th'rlared the rentgd-su liaised • htgistr li.hruce io the G.merum of ilse 86.4, the stat•iseat.—.%lr. T. T; F BA 1 , ig •nti. teal 11.1110 AF FlOl 11110'affl (Of Enigh4 hr turn off-re,l bewo %MR 4nin shun 1.500. , 100L Gut Sir Cliiird Labial; 'au) ',Wet 414(1.4. :..e. 47. ---z.nrire.—"- ' • aie : r 2e •. - -... -,....-- '"r -- ''' , '", • wf; - . ~ ' ._ . -V-- ', etr - . r _ir - r Tefig Z o IL , '- : .. 1, ''. '' 'al :'' / 1 ':,:t. , . ' . D... . .. d 1 . ..4. • v ~...- • ~ , . •. . , ....„., i.. 1., -. • , :t • ....4.CiP.r., , , , •' ' .', aD: 'emote all causes rrlt3lP:f 0" : e e'en/Veer/4R, 4.W) PUltilt meet." (Hear) to which le thettzlit they w , Iftt . 1 ... k , +. . „, Etr:ctiveo.- I et. illtdirlettirgliingesemettith'e Crekeie few • :era \ 1.1 not learn ' b ut Theltfth Attnivereery of Sir Frineis Burdett s . . . . 1 th "Wrier, if was petit of the original ogreetermetf•- da ngleini mantsfae- o r w enma i ;ow . t eel eh Ote..Mtioarcli Mantled . the • therm C..-wilkt , the •,., return to Parliament fur the C•ey :"" "r distress I s . • was eelehtited, on Sttutda at the Crown an d 1. v file had as fulf i lnd complete-a rtighisktieit. lel de '''''‘ in e "'• .1. 1" ,"-. !Lacher Tavern, Strand i 1' . „rut y ?hdi Victual hall' irtigfre to hillt ritealt , l ll4 expeuieucy ne me' : mid hi mitt pod of virwi tile' tiro might fly"' Sir FRANCIS BURDETT. in lite Chair. silt and his Keys' , A little after t i re ti . elodi. 0 ,,. -,,,,„ ; ,.. i , h , r „., ; , ,:de?ed 'reef pnweieut,'See'ealse ft eme NOM erten"- rin g buckles, s o d sh e build having struck up s• Scc Me cosviu . rin4 liir* No:nee...ter aillY the litanOlgewo atite provereviety 1 I ' tem. Those tun hero motes - 1 " wee"*" c t tee rem , . ry. Pf wt's net • foe° Ititill alr that ttmde''''' pamed hv .he Birmitigarin, and How C. H. Hatrltinsow , Si P ..Is: Ill000d:Fasw. of St•fr. boot b.fore Fr) et4;ghtened an aesemblyras he *ll- ' e, eosii,l r e n ,,, s , ferolshire; W. Fairies, 14w; of limier, York fti lobular*, tires ed, 'to tr,r2e luta Intl dtkie'tliiitotettieti weep rut. ell the di.. Ee'l scathoretteh, York ;H- Clid.wil. 'beg ;C. A. Tkohr- flat t and / le ,r tr the dheele he,' thih The le ed- ne ' id chem. as icell ""' fl'q. Tyrut.'" 11 ' .." )Jr '..4."""lds; """'m :I 1 i i • ' ' • ended i 4 'L ' d ' Hoe ,, i . r., 1 ,... , ; iirer) ii.im; ye, a 14, .. i . ii; eiweieeo i , , eini...ry ...ptepee A frlirleii Monist!. • --, ! Meeting.) Bongo's', Esq. ~r Ilsrit Hwil, E-sex; e and 11 tv otre . . firm i.r . the Coostielitioe,'et 0 Ihrel Vereetehe ea.hhe • ny me .ns should leys, Ec T s. suffordshire; :As-. KissairJ, Ilvq.; Mclennan 'to talk of the toels sit .ti the ;sena tit *Stith raisew the ohjeei, o f 4 %Yowl, &e. Ste.; ' .lot t tol, .1 pc i 11- ~:e.,4 we , i Owe attended*ll ; .hus, Ole itable to those at when • bu ll y of neatly Miu) irld'l'''uleut FIeele"11 , more they 'went ll'oelt' in 'edeititecery °frith. Coeeetti. ce. For hi mve y f. of Wrotnimeter sat down to an 4.!:.•••!:leott ,!diner.— • t„,ior, to its 0.,.0ari,vit,„4, and eranware w wath . 10 4, Immediately after the trniovel of the OM s, eting was in con. . ] titofewootild they he iii , lid tviit rte Meg OHMS' . ithilltrotast*rlevvedpecutpeobille. t t ' Jh r e ti n to e ir c o or e7 rd Imlay . lie herw , in wind the deetaratioo , „ore ' l a fro it.•,ei -Plii A ell ' by' I Itri I' St i Ore-ttilraosla' - d" le , , • 'kat the (tuna la 11 , hi to lru At for ; time benefit oldie Psos i oio-'" wasooltairk witiallnee, athi load ' (/ f ear-, Ifillo-.-"Tlity' 01..teittn jelliido df that fres& '.• • Potters. tonettla oppissas —tow, " t,s, ram ti,e)(44." - Men, that they appointed to suet of, tt•le Ole --* (hostile. ( Joe® sir F. I; Lit laha T totiiiima aii.i flair!. , Ow .itheitg'i. ` "ni . "• in the coe-ote , • - Th . ele eight% hilliewer. 4144 *Il political feel. in the toast he wilt ai.ont to propose, he iirceesarily ; ...drier h i ed li-en tsitell by • seetereete .or had beesi leeoletice allowed I felt deeply impressed with the vomit" end abilities • joggled from them i.y trickery or crierhpnen-e-iit4 '. - WI ether the des. of the prrsiu to wont .t related, sill' RI thong . the only pcipolar right winch 'wee lelt„ was that ;"1 .to the visuals. ., , the i a nteretee ow.' ,virttit., and abilitWe was tote I: chushig their own Ilepretteutatives in ParliatuM."l,;'' ' of the errors of recent in the recollecting of &hoee who weie preeesit, I. had always believed and neamositied e that' thir ' a* brit then to he to rewire it isecesietry for Into 10 CO IWO a-y COlll. `great const.tu.iomal bulwark of a Parlionsentfitirly I known to ekist, Inoleerface et/loge's. , on the merits of his aepered chosen by the people at ,large. was not more pee. • the beoeveleoce friend. althouelt. un ouch en tcces'ote it certidoly crosary to Ohe due achnioistration of the Iswoo . ..,thei • ' aside to egad at would he eacmiehle. But, omen hr Mentioned the &dirty of the country, and 11 , i me anti of the de e. • bhe charity h o d, assn. he reheat nis the indeoendeht .Electors of pie nigeneral, than co illative to the ere Imes., a,.4 • dilical •nuniwity„ Westminster to 'tloliostice to the iinperisturble mune i perinaoency of the Therse, To illustrate this !' 1 rt ef contrib.:hus of the gyeatest.pti t t wisest (or firmly believed) of the point a little, he would just call - Meer re. olleetioo • tid intermingled, flireide of freedom in ails country. tie tilt that to the transactions which had lately, ucCurrid: ' :sees in the works the mime Our; f would lie ...w I eltered as carryiug Tloy were told ill the daily paper... that ire Ad. firmly sated— with )t route weight and iofioruce vh-ti ell thing 1 minietratioo was put lii .114 l to; and dist the emit' to dissulve' witch could fall from Irvin; he. would, therefor,. , Kit;o had sent t.. my lend ten,. and P.!,. each.. ' s suggestions, des, leave it to the grateful feeltegi of the emnpany to a-one s to forth a new one. Now, these pewee" itrymen. Those. tented his meritoond do honour to his revered rile- to whom he v, A 6 uhitge,4 to apply, are, or enpe • tile absence of more. The worthy Ilarmi.t then gl e e — pose they milt be, able to manege so much Pan. .'feuded h it f ur 'l. tilt Memory alba/ true Patriot, who, for ripivardv u 4 ; liaturntory sAuenee Ghat ie. to commend so sr!, would follow tr t tj ,k), :rere iv a it i tt ivi t i b c t e. ,, , , ..! tl . 7 .o l:eoy;: t s . C ik ane— , 2l.l:ll , roe , Hu— weeny *Olll fr. - 111 11/1!-11 110101.11411.) OS ICUU I, I el, join with him jo Nir. miLLgu. „ t i , — , ~ , ' . able an imter..l Itaig, and an lowa Minister, to/ are ii ig • &lieu ....., la v -at rat the t o.n. : woos indivithuils . 1., . iry on the Govrsisusent' of tole Cousiltr o y.—(Lessi pane torsion song. the lost If< rs, o f ol•ACia i11U,,e,., . .. ell. coiehirt had iii I:orcible term„ to the pstriotte exertions of Sir Lam -4 liter.)—lt to hint that the ki "IF " 14 chi they had pre. . , degiatled by encl. a per-weeding as tithe; lii petut of Frencis Burdett. . , . ieir countrymen. Mr sre, !t „ten Ri o . he r sae for iii 4 purpose ~ pill, he Will not the • hittg--there was a Sovereign prom ' ll m h""* , of prop„-i n II , 1,1%.. He billeted over him, whose will he was •hliged to comply with,e they would very ' ,Ir Saviour t , the e„,,i , g„„, whit that t0.,1 . 0 ,14 6... when they.. o and to whom he was obliged tu sacrifice ((bat hi had. aught Ise .Ilowed to go ow sit :Al with his Govern.- oet.i., would. he rrco:let it-,.1 the list vitae or the soug they he numbers tliot h est owninteresis he his people.—(Hear. Jona h eard. In siting - it he would detain them 1 ide mrnu) _ iii i. - . or il part, !e should call the act of • tor OW: 110 , 11.41 i to express the pleasure he fele . ' °8. . 4 Cite boveretra, inehuo selidieg to such or such per. ii ii (h e n" ; 1•" " .•• at at ri: , , 4 ~, hunietous -I eump„stly theetnbiett ;tot I sat Sltiteltields. 1014 a k w.i.ll, m ay Allitoinisirei..l this mc,......: sowing whom he otiserired so 1111111 t lona to for Amen- 'tent in his our. t there were up- tattoo 6f tl e Governitiebt by the Klog.-41 halem( of those breve suldiere e who had galirsolly fought ,$ thee , ing.)—The great ebject which he ever at the 'settle, end mimed the victory. which they e ... 4e ten, tut to en avatar to tend together the interesti P laytime were that, iiiie met to erielorate. 1! woe is matter of f - . • mode 100 extreme oire e . ... e, whet), at au,. time _ individual ._ o the king and of the People; that they should oeire p o f o„I s who : had e' reno.i ii. I jog cause, met j orethee. mod ' , he strong though meted. In put down that borough and to itarodtire. fiction, which, lie again tanned, stood as Sovereign' still more pleaeing when they were found to retain I over hoth•-to cuff do ;o those otrls- end modems' 5011 was portico. • the same firm sentionetite, in support of thole prin. slime would the birds theedniteidently seated themselves., cheek by tildes, which they bed originally espoused; but , ; iut en inexh .11,1. threse wham he addressee had great cause to lemon I y aw , , on the same chair with jloyalry. (Greet eher be found for the that he had lung theytnte dal t"' herrierln following this eourve. though he was well aware he was not likely to Mellon the appfeuse . erimary iittnchtsent. What was it it please.) plan into execu- e erie ago? They had teem for a lun g ' period, the great City o f West 11l i l utter held to sob- of that descriptinn of persotis who- °Melly our. had received the rounded a King, and, fur their own private purist/ it. jectioh to the influence of certem powerful families e Print*, Regent. that he had r.tr- —they had seen ir, as it were, torn and distracted (+col • gentrally , to their own ruin) miseuidi.d mid' -., misled him—still he hail this consolation in Ins by the conflicts of contending faction they had 'Mud, t hat he wasdoing thst which every honest mdse.. ' ti r s tg a . h i :l t ag e t y oli b i ts. " seen the candidates conducting themselves .with all' ject should do for his Pionv,lse was atlPF6rntlf hill . the fury of polities' hate — they had beheld the nitereete as triurlt as those ' of the people el lerees . 4 t lie would be streets exhioutw• a scene 0f riot, confusion, and These thin ., fiir Firm:it, then, iii an animated a• tan. obelocideoce a ; ' mee t in g er" •ny olledence, 114 c, even of bloodshed. called on the coutitry Gentlemen to come forikirli, die eapediency of werPi fresh its their reinetnbrence, when they eons obeerving, however, that if they did hot thirst to cesvett. that en speed! to the country at I.lg A abew themselves the advocates of their-oleo and option () F I '''''' S ir''' might hate the etre. t of throwing o ff this vile sub " : r i e ce er i t a l t u w h i :i e t: e tc, b tl s er a ; h o i!l i i ld ra b ilt. l,e.t to i . ,:iion. . 1 . 1.. v 5111.51.1 Wea oie...,e_aod. happy he their c o un try 's rights, lie , lied no dosme but the. people, determitied to be irk, *bold dtt foe: was e , to say, it %a.: made most succeoefelly. 't hey tbeenselves. told become th eir own . leadere...a." called oh the Huth Beronet, without auy Pelee,. • ' . . . 's k Hering thus spoken, le: hoped wooldAot. ps assw lion on his pert (s feet, that he wished particularly , 1 well as of other to iniptese un their minds), and, in the true spirit way. be unJerstouti . as wishing toemitte vs lo . 1 .! the Committee, of the Courtitution, they elected him without any line 111 . l'olllltin n ot juetitied by prudence and'aithe.e: ' of CaktlinlDON expense whatever. They had - abundant re ,sun ti, boned by.weelorn. .It vies only a tali trea the people: 41 " Prole-heti by congratulate themselves on the ehbice they had to 111T0111111.1•11 that. the merino of ',which they had: rad long adopted made. Even so recently a. Thursday reroute last ita their ern halide; and *hart. they ; coulet Fero*, !errs agreed with the non. Baronet had, in his plere in Parliament s without danger er tlitficultis They Shetld call fee . of reserving the r promulgated doctrines, which clearly proved hie • restoration of their riehts, vititt 4 voice to which **impugn could not turo:Nneef ear, pluch mioer e Committee was west:able constitutional feeling. He concluded coold . not help Itstening to web 'respect. Fie rook' Ply withdrew his by rune—. . . 11 .. te.„,„,,„.1„.. Ride, „,, d Eaeheid .„ Hape Ls ir Email , tans opportunity of ecteching cif • object h.ch . Ilurtlett"..-( winch was rirrowk with three times three, and ilk • 'OM On "Oh - tied some degree e 4 101 4 epigbit.sivi ' ~Wilberforce ors.- tom wahrwtorte,l applaure, ....Tam, " Bruton, strike how.. mph respect to the sentitoente Ifi'entilll'ellaad• They'. oyal Higliue.a th e l Sir FOS%S•I3 Lk liner! immediately ruse. sue all must necessstily feel the MANI. 'enir • feenetow said he temuld be .'.enab l e indee d to sox of them able pitu a t ion o f a taito;liasneolto self of ' jeloire, approved of. Aranog , t „ here common fr.-limes which neceeratily epertited•n the et 5.1 supposed kismet. Nairet tio 'Nob by the' land. Lord Rolle. human breast, if he Ilia nal feel, its the strongest hand I,l'apother. Tins hid Urn the emit psi the on, Olt. Stephen, degree, gratitude toward. the Electors of Wislueiwe person ails ladiOidUsi of iiiiii N efoll;l'lNSCl; List hof g, . lei *ler, and devotion to their end the piddle interest. should have felt it as much, if it had' happened i Sec. 're then voted to for thaw genuine weeks of alfection and retreat, the lowest *in in the . °entry. Tale: bessiVeee • w of - the u ntie of which he had so uniformly rseetved.frout them end he ernold se . i both* I:etir and every ?Yaffe else.• , g h, e „,, vapt „,, vd the piddle at large.—Calatettoos as siloolity sow,. Afoot It was es .11-, )7.•., awl atriteloye• as art, tOf thin of tile country, he conceived little satisbecimes those -in Hirer to tali away the hires Or ;Me" übscribe.l Soy po r- could be derived fro:it et-defiles' on polalie claire. .* heir fellow...illecte. miaow' time as 0 itt wine* . tuck, Kent, e „,,, But lie cotife.sed he felt very gritat Ideasotte, is 1401.1 borri . C.Witspilied Go as individmilsw-pfeer.kee - for 1 ,, 01. each. aa 11.,TIng an opportunity of soldressing to a re-ply- tin this point. though oh Illueyer; he was novel 111; •ebte. so huisieroure wet so enlightened a body elf erred to meet all the lawyers is Etie'and: At tige r : rd Who. , o f b rnelmk ,„. Ins COssalituent., those grimmest% vrhker, OlifpßOS. OW time , fie by no means tnreart to siplatti ,2 - - , that every Indio _ 011.115 es they appeared to Ivo is swerve t i ter places. 4e.coosirege those. who, though iotpliahi e r Mei I r • 14 enable them on where one should mippirse they *mild re. choof t00...a for discr.fiti ..,. ~c-iiiiit '4 1. retiey'teer .. r " . to the relief soh coogrnial frtlings, he eel/cricked touch geol. limos rte. sir their he ogisiorouto.- Far from it. get s ho from a vowel , fication in alruWlng. belineon poseenbly, wher e pub. .6 l e invernusesit 11,1 w veto • their fowl li a prom Kis . ',old ',: V I L to a situation so lie virtue , pnhtsc feels. i c , tie ene,, d the co.elereef mod Tem"' a t sh l e o f . l Itfoil A. wit AA. AN ',oldie dety, 1111 . 11 . not oil n l ewisherl•-•',Th We, fle Ir.) it t o sa y other .. It , .. .-re t• the to e lk 8 arity r t, Their fellow e!itt t- -r, elr. Snarl,. had Weed trio Weeded t• t h e eras troth eke law atm Me, owes twit.* , r the low Book. w h at p asse d u n Tnuisdsy Iwo. in the Hoerr of re Frames ensolteled by repeating. that Ins pew at , 1n,,, was the war- Consomme sad had done him the honour to %trek 'ewe was to Waite if hr seed.h. ell relate leek ~ m , F„d ay. at , 1 ,, fa hoe eelittinentv— het, a tt:atts' certain great pliktrire emestitiosts of permesepthom the I errs.. Is hill . it enema . ; sum senores, the Oil ahem ootserslie waiving. of belle-s 1.0 les. es Opens * , iip wee I.old •I 1 0 . osier), os i fithug the public, by oily cheese to Aatottitattaw Ur the eaosory to 0...1 rte ih•eileld fra• alia s , r , s atat e., mew _ two. woad.' be formal illusary.. Nowr the sa•osure• 5,1 owl ) 1.%.. ate mg Aihemior„: N a.,, r h o ", ie s„,o, 1 4.00.004. took h e 'sermon d, surd on • iin hhe would stood, as. lis moth so 01; Aft of % remiss, hoe les • sermee tlito-..that no , hesi adesseetite• Pi Atlntouitetrniton ithenoirt tr• teried. Pot:ivy's:4, wheel, aleire w s male i..tve Mem' *he t vials h e, i„,„4,1,,,,,, to except ma the poor ode of tedrounil Ilse par event. s wee Ili I slime for, a policifst mid 1111611t1111011.0••••• • 'Ono stuck, and a of the pubis; or t-sttivs. , d ..4.4 . r.5i0h• 5 , ... r t.., ~p pleetw, . / . woe ~e,,,,,,,„1, Moto Imp/redeem of the pihtir sminey'Ver lo e elie It samm. ireeo-'(s 1 eti.••-g the to 10*h ref I. they withdrew. s tai, e r, the int tine n 1 In merited pelnalotnt. refit*: L A NIS (Nolkuppip. l ift ppi). Alia Ma re . 0......5e4 him ar;red to ham a Kr emli n , of *lllll , sue Plitt , to 111011.14.20 MAMA. O.); r wea s ~e .„ likewise „ t 0.,.e , that tin Adursosettatesn .herald Ise teleeinedolsa lail "I . gyr . l:3 , ol•Firrg••••• Woe. tag'arre . • • • Lcd _ oli pver e ". mot ptscrt3 OA Ihr broi.l baste of sirtivened sta i,,,,, teroge ti .ea ..ltietot. mere '., 11 . 1 bard „" ~, e „„. that •trold uot memos Use rght• of thaseo..elitotom ISt. I. ty: ' -If hit'l,44lllollol , t Goys Ain ,„h r he eriiihrawi t brigs oat- held lions lair IlosOtlegoso a p-5... 5..., pe-0rth...«..÷.1 l 'e'd , r i pt.e.t.._••••,....,, *kith 044 i I reillphilliPA that memo' 0'..• gemetepluhelielter.lettier one the. :..„ . let m osksoorsi f at . *4‘.... ......, "- . b it 'the tem.., dewy crier. eh • • emliii abeam. ••• tire Me smile tier,. •ee 'a. ii. 1 / 41411-44 : A. Alli benow It .11 eIIR Oedres an orming. rU. h iwy . . 1 ,,,,,,, tfiln, fors the liettel sea lied menewswed. or Ist. ery eeheorretwiti . e Is e ' 14.4 ,,.. 4 Ho y, b.. * po th . e a A s s ddeeesi ~, tie c. sa;eve de. ,„ he i s s isn.ts s alesis miohtbestrov en Illticellitry. Go., t 0 4. 0 ..... 5 .. liv it . w ,, r . Ii I sod fit/ Rephreentotiort isi Ilse People"... rits hare Mr. lit whams s.sesso.d shooks in so mt. - sestalit -- -