The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1818-07-13 00:00:00

4 . .. . . • - . , sildemetted some high encomiums upon the 'wearable Pre. to diorgmal harietteview the e.hiliitioe of Cittig sad pike 1111.', Ai theasow time oh* trio;(. that ..i. felt his Mobility to Deireeis. Mr. illitudrld, of Washita, • Mr. Oak, of Hui it do _Mason. to me Osmanli , ' sit— excelleui a sham . ham ; and Mr. T. Moore. of Ilfortme, midi extellitsd eve Mr 1 cam th is gAri....... I. ve and hi 1.. •.- 1 tur.vgai.aa Drips belled/ ; shore wets alai dorm Iwo. " Pir"Orri'lly 1011, Nofulk Amu-niter& Society." , yets..old and three thres.yosr..old. Devon bulls, and ale " A ssed-huow• sod e •osiedesii writer—Mr. Perry.* 1 madtahly tes fit four-yeal.old buliock i . belosorigyiro Mr. Mr Paling. us returarag rh subs, spear al tome iregth. Net of Amnion • and is a hunoe near die barn, s min mod *ani, shag ii liras . n Is his 18101fEr to riiriell• the griiii- . f o e pneding oyster:alselle foe 1•1141%••• use Seell at //Mk. This task b fait 6.r she honour dim, bees; it had (Ile added) suf. Madre i s muds approved of, and •is said to import to the tiesessiiy.repand bins i.r the bumble endeavours of his whole , laud a Widow nun inwist. Mr. Coke mid Ills friends, aboet bl' • rid l'"al't Ira . " '''S euleblele toreteetua see his mind. ! •kalf..paat iwom'cluek. retired to the ball, where her beudred . " Passes tiny lo eke Cloy of Morseinti.• , ' . kied seventydrix pettiest at down to dm well.euvered t-' • Mr. Alderman ilium, sod. teat its lb. *Mount of Isis . t h ree. fitrmi, I'. I . 1 " 5 "`" , s he M 'you Pf bhwatch (eh° was ' 1 •"- ! • Abe dieser ar. Cob gaemiost The gaud ese of the prised of she p'• ions /. of attewilitig Hulkeram by the Wats* I notch " poets .(bin wire s , h e s. nosed Ins taturiong thinks to be- ; "The Dube of Norfolk w e—(nure* rinses direr) half of use 11.tv•sr wookr nut be thuischt inirtorratstion 1 ',s, Hie G tttt misread thanks fur the compliment paid him ilwy loot, he 1.61.1. hl'e• 1;•t and ateeda.frierislo—liad fought ' by his Nobk Friend. niftily potiriral litotes, hard iii hated, mod hail at length put ! " Mr. shepherd, of Livroyoul" 'lwo 'pia beety . 6l.l4.r thin. feet. Mr Mends esaischeded by ~ • Mt Suctitgeto Mined thrall's. sod said be Was nu agri r•lui 'Niue liTsewatti.t itaiertil thumbs 'for the inciter thej had • eeherig, bet Me Oil sill Mimi to its bearlicial effects. Mr. dour th. Coy of Nerencli. I . -Ithepheed thee milegised the worthy President, and coo. Mr Coal thee 111/.'.". . dotted baayitsito be bad bees much gratified by what he " Th. NI irfirdseirl prosperity to the tows of Lyles." ' h a d ti mber p o skloses, "a Th.- Mayor, loot proaperity to the sown of Yansouth." ollimesowtryleell areered." 1...tw0t which Mr. PaiWill ruse and said, that he was a .. i" Leal Lyeedesk, • gallmg slicer, who," Mr. Coke ob. plain min. and no orator. but were his oratorical powers i s o i s o d, m•l oo d m om t o pp e d hi e mer e wo os 0, 41 0. 8 i, a1e 0 ever iv. great, they about.' fail hiss to repress hie feelings os Mr. Wi g here teak o rgo o j eo l e stage, th a t h e h ei l re the p rese .,l ocrassurs Mr . P. thee, .1 mesiderolide leeeth, wooly die platoon of visiting Scotland, soil had beaus *An dialed upon die severity of the Salt Laws by Mork Var. i o m i t peassa with sa s sy m aga . th a t h e hod wee t h ere . to mob was oi opp.essetl, sod said, it was 'tot wooly • Mont iir felt truly grateful for she very Mud 'mei hospitable san g. • vow. burdre to Yarnoustio, bid a national • vol, as it I ,p r i n g ops b l ,,,b u s b um eree t,„,.„l t o t h at eaue o ryi and was t.-od-d in cripple a large damask* lialn•leinsis pose; Audi Out to In Ito mast' of his frleml• fees that 61 the he irsided, stook *bra the new Parkas/mut met, sense step : Iffeedepp, - It beil heed said, the' he hod the wool.' he t•kre en Ileums the barites,. He rosielutled by ' Emords• rominemd ;eriesisupp; be bud dame se seek relooroint thanks foe the high gemphisseet wheel) had Imes i Meet; me fee .froen it, he had spokes is high terms paol to his miler? hnion. I a.t the systetireff.thill- Mahood'', as peaked In that Mr I oRn ghee, gave— Niamey, sod . had seldelly adopted it is part at " Fin, IA se, mod Fat Cereals" Helltkant a the couerepienee heal hees, shot the Istsip crop, Afstr i witilis Mr Coss raid, be would give his Noble 1 which had tames away. been looked Opel es *e smog trieittf.lLoid.' Erskriie—s W P M to whom the eiostry.vral-! secerisist sad ' WSW, he wesid undertake to hill" ipdebt.d for his 'sodomy' is she crow of Coed soil i soy, was by thl i MtuOe of milting sembed the meat It. siOutis Librity. He hail efiniiiivited the N fasill Hs `s. certain crop, mist ,that it would slowly,• ef ever OIL " I come to OW& Ii merle, beg hokum?, hid the pitietieF,llf* 1 Mks (toetisised tie. Coke) epee meths Merit. le myself; p. t y A n. 64,... " hot I hope," added Mr. 4. " shit It I all tail to Mr. Illeikle, wlesihas le facades, inure at now to. Lo.didsiii fuss found she way, !meal seem reeteet ; Holkhaisi in use year them I have in sweaty. What I have i s , ul i r oar . fle reridlr'cird shoot tell years sop the N•Ale said of the Sestets spires is, that there ie 4 east of that Lord p a id hise a mail; soil one dsy as they oiss tieing , eleanlintol au easesitial to good dancing; dey si • per ,nags ism pub iii a berated's., when they corer lapyrisise to I *irises used, the same it whirl I have forgst, to .stash a field of wheal, his lordship exclaimed. " Weave bsautl. I their toed, end se moo as the cent li is the ear, the less , fel piece ..f kneader that is, Coke r• ,.. A lewd lituirb.) heavy nits or Worse the, comes, the cons iv throws dews, —His Noble 'Mail was use of those who premised the . the weed premais the, Crop hem tidier again, and the no Melillo brred of stoop. " and I have us. doubt." condesed • sew is, that dee maples are very ones light I More poisted Mr. C. " that es hes Lordship has become of Isle years an oat this etre, to throe, bet they arum to thisk their army atrocuillaissi, he has mew learns N know shoot hem Meese ' au powerful, and are WI used tab his injuries, Jed% that der, sod will soon prefer the Ihnithdowe to the Merino. they haw sever 'et dared nosidedy to attack him." The We demist b. glad to hear suroetbieg from the Neils Lord awash wee established eeirly Vey the porp.oe of galisiog oti she.. sostrjeda." ludementiem oes aerie...meal entiems. " Let se try what is The health of his Lordship was dint *link with three ' good (said Ille.o ) amid take the best ; but IA es do it in per linen dope. i Act good was so ! comeirled, r; merles, diet Metes me is aware, that Lord Eitsgisk retarded thanks, sad said, it Woo certainly . I Ll Vri . i=my imiod forely, hot with no intestioe of tette, that when c dinground the pull wine years ago with , • ewe to u se; bet beware errors and abuses to Mr. Coke, hr did call wheat Mender: not drat he irted, in isre, it say tides else, sake. tiaty ignorant as sot to know wheat from laires,lev. hot the fact I see poiseirikeietr wee, hr had urns hetet, sees wheal HI admirably eritiveted I Lord Lintatiocm Mensal *mks foe the bestow 11.41. —, ipp/ausej--eisil it was whet he had lees es That visit j him, end said Am Norfolk as. the best agricultural school Hirt had determined his to cumenesice agriculturist; and ' is the weeM. from that UMble•Ni I• had set abut the study of it, es he 1 . " Mr. Wm. Coke end the Ladies of Hulkhata."--(Three ' did about she study id the law 40 years ago. " I have, i times three.) mo u e., I (iao, the Noble Lord), studied Coke at Weeinste- j Mr. Wei. CAME miaowed Meeks. Pre. mil ••• I will .tidy Cake at Nolithaio—fLied iv. I " Mr. Stewart nod Mr. Graham, sad prosperity to Scot. pirtivre.)-1 Saar does es, end Mimic lam in the right path." Mod." Lord E ihm noticed Mr great differeuee briefs. the laws 1 Mr. Cosa thee called erne Mr. Holditcb, of I.oetion, of o item and she laws of she country; is, the steely of the 1 end begged hr ireohl state, fur the leggiest/as of the emu. former, we are umpired sr:th lbe molt noblest ides% end m e ! petty, au, particulars that hr was aripsaisised with, ,wires. Ird to admire sad idore the goat Creator—for issiasee, in leg the nature ad properties of gypssas, whim used as a die art's-lea manure. bow 'virally are the power awl geed. seesture. env of the Deity displayed! beer the must offessim pacts. Mr. ilotattreg reed wee extracts" from stetter which he ties sif mailer air. in the Minds of the all.wier Creator, mode i bad envier., fres" America, hi which the use of gyps. the 01,4 Caller la re.produrtioe. " With respect to the canoe l i wee strongly reetismeesidid z list it appeared from the oh o( l tle riy. vivo i and relights,. (said Lord E), it is the cause I servatimis of Mr. Coke, Lord Albemarle, mei some other of Virtue, we raooot exist without it ;ii is this which isaa Gestarases who had mew it tried, Mat she ere of this article elevated is., to ilw high emit' chub lir wow hold among the in Sselend lied sal twee oneuded will all the success sa tiations of d i , earth, sod has made or the hippy iimereasents peeled toe it. Mae Lordship mad.hlr. Cebu. however, es. I a se...Aline pore rehire** WO4 rib, 1410$• glebe." As to the premed their ismsties of giving it a farther trial. p„,, ~N, .heap .1 w e e d b. by hi s N o ble Moss, he would see. I Mr. e.g., adverting to the aneesseessest of Thetford prod what he 'bed to say en that selien, and take • fro i WOW fair, in the sis sy mum s u s& g s & I i s i umm i„,, awe lemmas, sod would yes his opium+ prrimpi some its ,' of the sompeey, that a mistake had beets muds is the date; rine l'ettee His lArdshill savelliell by seals thaelikkg lit Obeid/ have bees adverting for the 17th. the riatoni, fur she Isenemr they lied dose MIL I Mr. Cass then gave " Mr. Gregg," who briefly rebersied Mr Cone then said he woold give • Mali WNW* ill body i th"ka• and mold. one wh mu to• sere', vetoed, wet mily as a mew " His Gear. the Duke et Msllscr — ( lkss Ibis dim) ir lint a. 4 fred— We wise by ise ersoptity he had bees mou lt Is sams'ilsliblif Ms Vallbsslllos sl Ills Weiss elilsibi gra.,fied—he s mo lt De Rushy. Me. C took this upper- ties of sunk, Mr. Coke amereed, that it was highil leltri liiiiily i.. sii.sob Ile Do for the Medawar mouser is Isgiss". sal (weeded all former meetings. whirls he had whisheated him against an attack mode u p s " Lipid llfie. Illestieck•—(three times three.) him by writer of • ploossiblei, which pamphlet be hail, how. His lasoliduls Itchrumsledged the boson , ceeferred. ever, is, v., grini, bid learnt from Dr. Rigby peesphire, Mr. Coss them Pee " Mr. titylemait," and said, that he that stir', no oor had salt ty hero publiebrd. thought Mr. S. aught te call fur a speech from Lord Erskine, Dr Righe's !width was then drunk, after which the Does who wee she • hired to tb. Merinos. for r..... :mil retained thanks for the handouts, manner in Mr. StYletlames health was the* area, sad that Gentle whirl, Mr. Coke had been pleased to metier him, and for the sale twewelsett Omaha. kiwi rec. Wiwi lw had met with " I have (said the Doctor) After which Lord Easater, who was in high spirits, sod hero &Ili:hoed bryouil measure at what I have sews al : laa 1 ° 61904 the bltartlY "thr coot/solo both is-doors sod Hiiiklsasn. 1 have sreu Krioom of al, disciiptiosa, high ad ' 66 , 1 9 hy..fietioeut sallies of wit sad bows.,, rime sad Adam , - low, happy and comfortable. I see clean neat cottage's 1 ea the twenties- 0 Wheal say Mead is offered in review el with their inhabitants awll clothed and writ fa.', sod the thaw! despised sohalidat" °aid hi. tawimilp," we age told •1 el 5. ( pence is, slim they lenses* mid multiply." A c0..000- I in sneerer that the flews is good, 4sl they have Ism Crtratrit. tram RD. ohm had li.dcril been made by the writer of the I Why, Gaalleilvell, Yes use out to esPect all t h e Pod tiltab lies to be combatted in say owe thine. For iseteoce, when pamphlet aliudril to by Mr. Coke, mid be (Dr. R.) was I son y lo find flint II haul rat tided mot only all over this, bet I Within of • Philtwolther. you sight lush Se ON • Mori even ist.o sillier countries. He had lately seen, in The based, jelly-looking fellow—whet, lo! forth cornea • poor gitarlerlw Reties , . an extract from a hook written by • helf-sterved briar, with his smile* wig ow use side.— Swiss G. sillemno of the name of Chateratieug, in which f Meek lanykferj—Here the excellence is in the afield. the trent lisidlsol leis in England wt re chtsged with dept- 1 Whett at the barn today, fkldlemellt I was sheets a mill at pid.ding the country, by il• creasing the number of small i 'ma , triaabilt oYstee•ebelbla which they told sae was • very useful article. We lawyers have hens stigmatised with bring farms. and thereby throwing a avid numerous, iserdel, and I inilustri ~,, s rises of people nut sit empl..yitteet. He (Dr. l in the practice of riling She u>ster, sod giving the shell t o R ill+) 1 bail oblainrd Pi 4 Opy. sod heel endertakee to trans. 1 our cheats; brit now, it appears, we have gives our cheats lair ti.. levsk, awl he hoped Si, he able *nun to give it to his , the !um eallueh'e part—yes, Gtalltemeet I always thought routosrmen iss their °sou language, with such obeervations • the tmcgritY of the lawyers "woad WOW Old at ! kn."— ..„,,, ~ s., e wait completely refute Me unfouutied asernioes rA laugh.) it r•iiit .tined. 1 Mr. Coss, after pallier a warm tribute of respect and Nil. Cote thee, gave, o Loril Albemarle," three times friendship to the Earl of Albemarle, *hues public and gel- Hirer, adding, " Cheer him as you love Isms." rate virtues added dignity to his elevated rusk, soul endear* Lord Arnemenbe, who presided at the peened table, d his to all who Its"M' I'. proposed sits health of that rose sod said, that hr it.-set She „open would give bio ,. Nobleman, which was received with eutisesisetk masts of CC. slit for these feelings which it was hot its his power to •PF ll ,°•• •°llEllFcbtattut . ex 1,,,e. Lead do.smsertm rose (under useeptimest isdketions of atilated kelinp) dad said. that ekes he looked eramiestlim Lord A 1131111e1U.t then gave," Our Noble Host."—Three times there. gad sew the feces of so minty (funds—hireds, set is the Mr Cone rrturisell duality. for the hontior they had dose Iwo° , accePtstalsa of the wiled, hot wham he had name to him iii detains lass health, laud eonsoteussicsug this meeting esteem' , fru , '" the bottom of his heart—he wee almost weer. lii , their presence, and added, that sr their was • good deal I Powered, sod home out iii what irlogosite to address them. of Mont..% on do, tiny *veld leave the Hall sad walk to th e i After thankiug lb* outapaisy it. the struligest terms, he hlirrp.lionar. I tented to the subject et agriculture; aid expremed his obli gation to his thud Mr. Coke, for theitudrattiosa he had Herr .nor ttuuth.lotro sbeep were exhib i ted , an d s e ve ral i gives him um shat intereding awl isilitertaet topie.—His lots of Si r Cokes Southilown theatres sold by minims, is i lairdithipgate—o Our Noble Iluotortitich was drunk with lids of ti , n earls, whirls feselted from 201. b,. In 271 per lot; , . I essilissiashc applause. Mr.Colte retiewal Meeks. . here quantity of Heron bollocks stall 111.14111 were also i Mr Itiebtou's health iss fterstaiti . . gives.' , sod shat Nast alleau fei sale, , ti, Shy lodiusiviig to a Mr. Ward, from De ! 113% Inllowesi by •• Ikeedisig in oh its lore Ig:hes," which Mr. ~,s ssitt , rs sold ties.,..o WWI .d. •1111 T4IM I TI•111. of Hettes- . . Cube dinpled NMI the ensue of pr. Riitht, " who (he Wi ll in; slid smut sales were *Alerted at from 141. tu 204 pre . aro ... I) had sissossbuted iss is it, so wry , a aut. ,. Mad. ! The ettespany thee left the festive loi,ir s l, sod pueseded to the abeep.kouse, u hes t winteseeti the shearing of the s Erb b DAY—Tursokr. prize :keep; twiny of Sir. Cakes Soulhdriars dimatigis sere the il s o m there, iu lutp of teu each. and thltdimitreall IN. Ss. to 273. 10a per hi. Sev eral of Mr. Cidietillatithetuwit tap. were nnerwlnts lai r al IN. each, which kaiak! the baldness of the day. After brrakfa.t some M. 0.... Arrp arse othihileni at the fad f tto hall, and it.. • M 1 Iry and a tat-trap. by gr. Pat.l. 11r Colic then mount..l Ins horse, nod nrcompantell by a to 11 uu,.wruua company of fl scud. , rude ours a part of 14r balk-f .rm. and instset..l • s.sere of inoculated land, 'spots rrhsr6 a foe cr.'s. of 1111.11 t was gins illf 4 and froril t 6. ore to lb , toter from .hence Ole turf had lire.. I 'ken. Here Mr C..itte citolmoe.l to 1.14 fl tVolsho tic los ..11, so of Mo. „IA ~,, a... 1 r• ~,,, it lo Il.rm 11 1 ,e Km of she primer ; •y thrii •...I to ere 11. t trl turnip twe at omit. a•ul f“.ia owe to. Ihr..lwep.h..,, se, si herr she pa Zr so.itlia , , , ‘ r. extol, 5.11 Mr. Mitre, ..c ‘lsat ; 11r. Myth, of ; M. On. num., of Burnham; Mr. 11 a light. 41; SI 111111 ; Mr I:Welter. 01 Hilt., ; 01111 Mr 111•. r.!, of 4:14 • ..11 t or .., s t.,d two ~ 111 , •11 . • r file) , be.lllllrill WWII ; ill. IC WAS a:.,, so /"MA. k•ltiv nor rat Itel.ter sem, 1. 11l orlitllle In Mr. 11 •• ••1•••111 I , of Urn. s. unit smite L. • tot.t . sul :.tottliodint Uo puop•r.y of M. oh., of 1t,,, h m. Lod Mt C ~,,, y, 01 Fos as rail, Thr L.u.v.“l ertct cded . , THIRh NV- irr.omasttit. Aboot lea o'clock Mr. fluke accumpauted by • numerous pet), of friends, wrist to the slanutner-bisuse to see tbe ear. embers of the prize Suutbdurtus. Their Weights watt as fut. hie Mr. Reeve's tw.i.phear.—Carcass est. lib. tallow Ist Sibs. plow* skin 1011 m. Mr In richi's ...sheer—enemy. est.lllM. tallow Id. 1 ilb. pluck 911 m. t.k Willis. Mr. Myth'. MSC sl.eur—Carc:i.s 7.5. lilbs. tallow inn). pluck 101b9 skin filbs. Mr. Harrel 't 111.) alwartertiurs SM. 3111 d. tallow Id pluck U.M. 5.1.. in Am. Mr O. :shuts'. two sikrar--eRVCRIN tilt. b!lbs, tallow lot. 6:16.1. p!utt sPhs.sl,4 8:1. . 3 • Mr. notclier's otie-abeir•-.Carew dal. 51he. tallow lei. pluck Mlle skis gu m - . • Our of Mr. Stylemaeh Merinos was • alas rbitighterlid, which weighed at follows :—Caream has. '7lba. trilluw ltliba. pluck bilbwaltiu ebbs. . . , • The party then rude over she forma of Mr. Reeve, of Wish :goo. and Mr. liloonsfield, of Warhaul, idol were all muds pleared wink the g I appearance al tbe crops; and the high While of cultivation to width obese farms haite beet. brought. At 14'111111in, Mr. Reeve pheeed the eurepany a most beautiful Suritlolown 1111111, which Mr. Coke said was the best be hail ever seen. /lad at Warbled, the agrieirl tsarists repressed much satisfaction at the sight of Mr. Bluonilettra•eneellent dairy of caws, which were Reding it. a piece of iriorelated pa lure. Or their mime, emir she obe lisk le the parts, the ground which had been ploughed fi.r the prise was exagleued ; the competitors were--two set t vases of Mr. Coky'a, nue of Mr. Keediell'ii, of Werairehsen, one of Mr. Overmas**, of Bentham, sad use of Air. Gar 'rotor*, of Billingfued. • Mr. Garwood, of Itilliegford, ploughed fur the prise offer ed to farmers rows. There wag no competitor. The comprise thee again tiramehled at the Hall to Mauer. After grace bad beer said, Mr. Cake geee•or" Cuestituture and Meg." oi , The hospitable Preaideel lime griblo—u I beg leave to glee you the tumid, of Ole Clergrof she Diocese. Ima aware, Genllessiee. there are few, mid I bore bus very few iediei. deals of the Clergy, who, Aber ems impruperleolima er from wind et tows au( roe bre ter, ere much in the habil both of miareprremitimr wry erutioreese. sad ealemeistiag my ' views towards them. /at ss Miss le so time for the re-peti the.., or ewes' fur the museiehrauct of wrsiones, I shall team every thing of this *no us be setiled will* their owe eve. seieree, or answered by she amileet of my life." . _ The Rev. kir. GLoveit thew rose, sod oddiesseil Me. Coke as follows:—'• Sir, whew I are als ost we au many tad,. 'ideals of my own order al.iflr It to undertake, anti more emapeteut to potions the office of thenkiag yUll for the toast you have jest gi . ears bat rev. t that the 4 0 ) S task of stiegaptiog to ei oar gratitude should have de volved spun me. Ther eto mit respect, however, in which I feel this regret out only very greatly legalised, hat almost . replaced by satialacti 1111 l and it is this—that by my own peeemial knowledge of your tweitituents 4.n this subject, by the private intereutiose and friendship with which pus have been so kited as to honour me, by she honest elm plicity of your heart—a virtue which the breath of slaudrr arm, dared deny yea. I can stand here as a man. as • Clergyman, and • ( helatias, aulenitily to declare, the esperwnce of life has never brunette me acquainted with a RIAU ill Iff:1101C hands I would 110004 r trust the tatereste of the Church, or who, in my of ' 'on, has dune more to promote those interest. than Sir Coke. If we look, Sir, to your va luable services in agricukure; if we remember the thou sands and thustaasolo of acres, which have either actually been brought into cultivation, ore their produce doubled, and trebled, sod quadrupled. by come caertious and example; who, let me ask, has cuittributid so largely io the wealth and power of the Establishment as SI r Coke ? But,S.r, this isisut the only light is which I have ever felt imbued to contemplate the services you have rendered us. The Weems of nay religious est•hlishuicat are of two kinds— they are partly temporal and partly spiritual; and it is in this latter wild of view, nut less than its the former, that I have ever contemplated the scenes of Holklutm, and that I now contemplate the screw that is arouud me. I have seen your improved system of husbandry nut wily converting a waste into a garden, and re sultiog in great worldly advantages to saankind, but, Sir, I have seen your 14-11•11111 composed of an eu liglitesed, mid soetily,siol reasonable race of men. I have seen your poor—all of theta—men, women, and children, even the weakness of infancy and the decrepitude of age, provided with *Windmi l l employment, all well led, well cloth. d, happy, cheerful, and contented. 1 have contem plated agriculture as a pursuit of peace and iussoce•ce, and iudustry and coutord, whisk I saw about me, the best guar diatom of virtue and hauslinaids of Maxtor. I have seen, by actual demonstration, these wooded's' and important Item —that your population has been doubled and your poor risks dusiiiiished one half; that your workhouses have bees levelled in the dust, or left without a Single Inlaid to pies nightie their walk. air, I have seen all this and much more, which I will not sow detain you by enumerating ; soil it isms these groom* above ell others, that I greet you as the friend of humanity, justice, and benevolence—mid as co-operating together with us both fur the temporal sod eternal ialesests of your fellow-creatures. I am sorry to be obliged to admit, Sir, that moth prejudice and attainder- Maadiag see Arend respecting your seiiiiineuts on the sub ject of tithes. It is said, you would gladly rob as of them altogether. nis i Sir, I kilow to be directly and positively false ; sad I hearer that the same love of justice which would Iced you to pervert, if possible, °ppm-seism uu one bawd, would lead you to guard and defend, as sacred, the rights of property uu the other. But that the pretend system is productive of many iuconveniences, and the source of matt hardabip and ill-will both to the tithe owner and to the farmer, I hate uever met with any matt bold enough to deny : sad I know numbers of the most zealous and worthy men of my own profession, who, together with my self, would gladly hail any competent remedy for them esidingevilr. If, Sir, a plan could be devised, and I thigh it might easily be dime, which should secure to us our is. alterable rights and indepeodnice, within.' litigation, and fraud, and malice; and to the farmer the full and complete enjoyment of the buil of his ow. skill, his capital, sod his exertions; surely every friend to justice, every friend to rd lig ion, every member of the Church of England, who knows what the interests of his church are, and would willingly defend them, mast juin iu thinking, that its adopt tun would iuGuitely streughten instead of weakenitag the walk of his Sluts. I know that delicacy and euqulsite sensibility are alive upon this subject; I know it is ore obit\ camel be touched without a cry being attempted to he set up that the Church is is. danger. Bal l Sir, nutwithatauding this, I believe that the futility of such au alarm will yet be seen through; and I sin. cerely hope that something such as I have hinted at will yet, and before lung, be successfully attempted. I may be charged with &disposition to change and innovation. What is there that the propels of society bits not changed, and the chauge of manners, has sot changed? Time, says Lord Bacon, is the 'sitarist lunovatur of us all—and with the authority of each a risen, and the consciousness of my own heart, I rest satisfied sod iusliffereot to all such charges. I have only iii my own imase, and in that of my twells;ea, again to thank you fur the Megan you have done as, and beg you to accept tour Mayen and wisbn is mars, that every health and happiness sad prosperity may attead yam." Lord Sarrey"—(ilitee lhaes tams.)--His Lordship ne. know/Scalp-4 the camplinsiat. '• Lord Bary"—whick pan wag also given twit\ three tidies three, and limed sad hropeorainoeil appplause. Allry hie Lordship hail Monied awoke, Mr. Coke pee—" The Esseluaireuf Wastes.* Th. Earl of Albemarle thee gave..." Lord Anson; hie better beulth w —whirb was Munk with cheers that made the walls of Hakim= ring. Mr. Coke gave— 6 Admiral Lakin (a great friend tea agri. eill•ore) sod the Wirualm Walls of Old &island." Mr. Coke added, that Ise misled the Navy was more samara as sod Ike Army 1r... The ;Aleut Admiral returned his thank. in • mat speedy observing, that Ohre was not ,u mut h dissimilarity between • ship and a faine as mime might imagine. Perarremases mail activity were rameatiiil to the ancrausful dinuagementeif both ; mad without these sin:althea nothiug immortalst mold illeither rase beat COillpii.l4Cd. The 11ra:118 aaf Mr. anomie, of LivespOkil," was theta givru by Mr. Cob.,; and Mr. tiaiNit.tio retu, tied thanks In the aerator bill 'Wed sail feliowdiambereaso, of anon lir spar in terra of high burl jar. 4 appreeiabuis, aa► a litbolur, as • pliilaiiihrupist, sod as a gentieure 6, Ur: hirpbesepe and Mr. South, sod prooptilly to Asie rico." Dr. STI , runimmi rctursiest thrisiltii fur iiinsael4 his friend, and him Cuititiry, uliriatte trains. At the reprise of alu• Preiddrne, Mr. Gninentineete drlittreal mosnr dh%ci tr•tions uh gypsum as d immure—a anbjert Iwo* u hick he Jelivried his wail, rwri per. spiral), trealli g it with wirtotslic retirmice to its donne al s, and mispisitiom Is. /hr growth of pas ticolar plants. " ear Jatub tuna 41/sty. .-C ,st • fei .. . • • * TVe Presiilesit of tie SIAM,' bat Alrte ultural Su- Aely"—who nut neillliesilto: " Atriall its vise and - erearia value." The !widths of 11. e Maroon' of Lanoilown,,,Lord Doodah 'Lord Somerville, Sir %V. W. Wynn, mid Sin thsurige Je wing. halm, wire alter wares giveu mid dniuli. " 111 r. Ilrati"--attrtee times three. " Mr. linnionse" —three times there. • " Sir :lulus Siuclatr , l'resideut of the Board of Agricul ture." Oil the health of Mr. Bh.ihie being proposed, Mr. Cwhe 'denied Awoke iu behalf of kis fireweed, whom be Said he looked upon more as • friend than a servant. Mr. Coke thew took. occaahos S. advert to Mr. Blaikies cue:tilled sad useful peklicastiosk particularly Mogen.. atm.., noire, no the preseviallios of teirelpi.. and cm the ronversniii • arable laud into pastel". Fur thew, Mr. Car side% lee sad hie frituds coesSlllered 'hernia/area spiry much sodrhled. Mr. Inds pendent Teunusary of Bur. folk." Lord Albemarle 'live •= I Mr. George Alamo, the worthy Sou of a worthy Father " Mr. Amos returued thanks. M Natant proceeded to read the adjodiCatillas, add to old/. ver the rites to the soeces.fiel Caudidetes. [Br. Coke presruled Mr Pawl, of fitarstors, with one of the orates:lied pieces of plate, fur his beautiful house bred banditti] la the course of the evening the beahhs of fussy gee. Odom, weaned we the preceding days were given ; awl meek soteeediug eirenrensition took plate on agricallOral subjects, in *bide Me. Coke took a priacipal pad, comatanicating his practical knowledge en theme topics for the iufurnsati 111 l end iudruce of the company in general. Ile also read several lirti is front Sir Julio in one of whirls a premium of SW was offered to say une who should pioilecr the hest Agri., cultural Report of the Netherlands. it was and till past nine u dock that the rational and convivial pleasures were terminate-II with a sen,intent front Lord Allwinarle, expo's 911re of the warmest thanks to their noble ash Hod ; who, in his lora, maid, he felt truly grateful is tlwai all fur Cthe honour they had dune him by easirtionine the meeting svnis their presence, mid he hoped he should sec thew soother year, each bringing wee f. lend sit least. Many interesting speeches were delivered, and ineidenta occurred, whirl. woe circumscribed Inuits prechsde us from addiug to this sketch of the proesedi•gs. PUSH ELACTIONS. COUNTY OF LIMERICK-SIITH DAY. Tile Hon. W. Wyudhain Quni u mujunly of 149 over Mr. O'Grucly. COUNTY WEXFORD ELECTION. - - Extract front * bpetch delivered by Mr. M. Doyle, of Rom. ma giving his vote tit the hastily, in Wexford. on Tuesday, June 30, 1818: w Gairturittu—As an independent freeholder, I claim your attention for a few teloweents whilst I declare my rea sons for voting fur Meows. Colelnugh and Carew, in pre ference to the two Noble Lords who are their opponents at this election. Gentlemen, give me leave to nay, that lam not actuated by ant motives of haired or ill will. but that I am stimillate4 by the noblest motive that ever warmed the soul of man-1 mean the love of my country ; said fur the lure of that country alone do I give my valeta those Gentlemen, considering them to he Ow must fit sod proper persons to represent this independent County in Psi Barest. It may be asked, anal, Gentlemen, if is right to ask any person oho makes assertions in this Court, to give a just reason for so doing. My particular reason is. that I think nu independent freeholder ought to give a vote to any Mall a 110 should sot publicly and unequivocally declare himself the friend to Civil mid Religious Freedom. Ally Candidate °polity de claring himself to this effect, 1 euni.ider that every liberal enlightened man should become his friend. This is • BUeetioo that should. be pin to• every Candidate in thie ritish Empire; but, particularly in /retard, where four drills of the population are kept ui a slate of political slavery on account of adhering to the faith of their fathers! —Well, Gentlemen, how does the case mend? My Lord Valenti*, mane time back called us me, and solicited my vote; I told him that, as I considered him the friend of Mr. Tottenham, my towsisinaa, 1 should give it to him, if he would pledge himself to support the just claims of the Catholics of Ireland, in Parliament. To this question received no answer from his Lordship • and from that moment, I considered him, and all h is party, as standing at the illiberal side, toil I only waited to be soli cited by some independent friend to my country, to give him my feeble assistance, and by so doing, to prove myself worthy of the name of Irishman. Shortly after ibis occur realer, Gentlemen, Mr. Goldoni, waited on me. and re. quested my vote. I then put the same gumbo, to him, that I bad previously put to my Lord Valentia--and. Gen. neaten, what was his answer? Why this—that he would nip. port Catholic I:mancipatiun, and nut only that measure. but that he would at all times, and we all occasions, use his best exertions to ameliorate the coalition of his suf fering countrymen. 541C41, Gentletisen, was the language of the patriot. Gentlemen. as for Mr. Carew, kis past Par liamertary conduct is the eery beet of pledges ful his tailor, and to there two justly esteemed and popular Cahilirlatea I give my support ; and, by doing so, I feel an tomcat pride that, humble as A am, I lave dune my duty." _ WEXFORD POLL. Carew. Colelmegh. Stspfurd. l'altitifa. Illeaday, Jaw 20.. 10 10 la 16 Tuesday, 301 h .... 153 251 CM 236 Wedue•day, July 1 276 277 162 267 Thursday. 24 .... 265 267 244 241 Friday, 34... .... 302 294' 226 247 Saturday, 4th .... 284 288 243 227 111suitlay, Oth .... 254 255 232 239 1,656 1,623 1,616 1,467 MONAGHAN ELECTION. MONAGHAN. JUN; 30. Yesterday our elect' tool• place for two u►em bers to serve in Parliattte►►t. It ass not contested, as we expected—Mr. Corry having ;resigned on Friday, on the terms that Mr. Westenra wit. u vocally to declare on the hustings • thit • " hi would support the Protestant Ascendancy in Church and State, and oppose Ca*elk Emanciµ►tiou. Col. Leslie and Mr. Westerlies, were weeerdiugly elected. THE BRITISH PRESS. LON DON. MONDAY, JULY Is, mt. The Paris Papers of the 9th instant arrived last Hight. The fullcusilig are extracts : tsars, •ncr 9. - - - - The Dube of WeMoron had the honour of &ow ow the fib with hie Majesty it M. Mad. The Prisms and Prin cesses of tse Royal Family were sire of the part y. Hill Excellency had yesterday a coofererree with the Spaniel. Ambassador. The Doke sod lA . /chess of Beery buaorried totierday with their trimmer. the extraordinary fete VMS at Tivoli. Thi s fete, the .Asst splendid for Nosy years, attracted a company of not kat than 6,000 persons. Th live per erne. Commtv feeterday were 7e fr. ?O dente.; Sauk Aetiosiv 1,64 fr. A Dut.•h Mail lull arrived, with Pl''h to the Vdi iustrnt. The arranger:l%ot Of the &relief.. between Spain anti Portugal is now in pro giros at Paris, al-sisted by the iiirtlidiiou of ttrr Duke of IV/iLLINGTUN. 1118 Grace is espretill to atiesiti the Cougre.s i.f Surrreigits at Aix-14- eliagitlk, *lnch will iletersuine upis9 the propliety tflettitibiiiiisig fr 66666 tlie French tetritory. His Grace's opinion. we Oswald przetutr, would burdroisivit ea-the subject. Ay the Named*, armed sot Port.nsorth, *e hate received the Brenta Ayrtg Coif'fro E rire.r. denary to the Steth Apr I. •6OPt OF A ILETTIER ritOX lILTIKOS AIMS DATED APRIL Q. " it is with Misch plepoinre I have to inform you of the toot' defeat of the Spessisli Arrhy. The dr. cisive battle wits fought •t • place celled M iihout three leagues distoi,t from : 1 11 J•ego, ni. the S , h instant. It sass &toilful etts•Ktutrnt. Grit. Sin Martin's troops believer, in • Hoist gitllsist man. ner ; the enemy lost two fitness''s' killer', and tilirrit hundred 'prisoners. Oros. Oisorin ; the io•Chief of the Spailials mo l e, raa•aptd roil, stole ZS into, and General Sus Marti. ; ire lira fiat ihs. pitch, states, that by the mat dat tar would have bins prisoner. Great joy hail ,r-, ir1.41. a; %wools Ayres, the city bell been illu,Ntoatt at for three nights, and it ass tlintruht the Spauterdo would be entirely routed out of Chili." The intended Procerwoost this dae to celebrate 'llillituroo of Sir Fairies Bouts Err for the City of Wealminster, has excited gro at copeciatino. I. stemma's() to have created !time littlr is , oesavie o•s the part of Misnaters,.or, more probable, %Itif than maiden timidity, they are not aeliam..l :41 . -.1 a little alarm. The mlitiory, we u.tileratatool, received order, to hold themselvi II ui re a great number of sioecial coostalele. hair le sworn for the occasion. 'Else attrud,rucr of '.lr. Let, the High Constable, which wita Rill/011th ell as part of the Procession, has heel, a!tio m cuuitirr. mended by Lord SIDNOUTU, the Secretory of State for the Home Department. There are pre cautions which the character of the present Minw terssaught us to anticipate. Yesterday Prince ESTERO &ZY, Count MDSINTER, and the LORD CoatacELLott, kid audiences of the PRIFCE REGENT. Cxptaln FITZCLARESCS M advance. l , in The Gazette of Saturday night, to the Brevet r.i. k of Major,. We hope that this is natty prep.iratolF to an immediate further promotion, and x 41,1.1 „ sub bbrutial reward for the bug and arduous services of • this gallant and ineritorous officer. The Liverpool, 50. Ci pt. F. A. Co Lt.' mt, C. B. will sail for India on Saturday situ. Slit is to take on board a freight of gOtkintui. 1111 Serf. lll merchant.; she will t hat the Al..usitios. artd Trincomalee. The Topase, Captain LIIALE*,, is expected to sail for Madras and Bengal ; Sail ihe L'onfianee. Captain MONTCOMEXIK, for .I.lwoca, in a few days. Captain HENRY HART is appointed to the Eh ryalns, 4Q, Mum; at Chatharn fur the Leeward Islands. Mr. JAMES FIN LAISON is lipporsit.d Master, sued Mr. .-navio "JONES. SiirgeOit, ref the 7', lr t a v,—Mr. WILLIAM CALL•WAY (ion of H. CALLAWAY. E.q. Town-de-1k of Portsmouth), la appointed Purser of the Awry:dots. A letter we have received, dated Canibrai (France). July 3. 1919. 'pip— " The Duke of Welton/tun reviewed the Grenmiliir Guards, Collhitreant Gaarila, bih, 91h, Rifles (1.1 Soar Corps, Cavalry, Artillery, soil Engineer., on the Marais, close to Cantbrat, on the 1.1 lust. and left the neat morning fur Paris. Nothing conk' exceed the brantufel ap promisee a the tramps. The inhateitanta of Cau.hrui tare • grand ball on the aunivervary ur Louis XVII tiles miry iide their town, gas the 18th June, to which the whole of the Oaten of the Garrison and Caner were moiled." The General Stewart, with 4..50 convicts for New SOfitii Wales; and the Success, of London, for South America, are windshoursd sit Spirited& The Saceeaa was formerly his Majesty's frigate Vu/age, sold out of the service.—site appears to be now itattuded for active service, The report gib,s ground that Mr. PEet. will inv. I mediately rttire f the situation rif Chid' Seer,- tory for Ireland. It is added, that he will he suc ceeded by Mr. CHARLES GRANT. M. PEEL it undoubtedly a mail of Went. aid industry, and will probably be aeon appointed to some higher office. Mr. C. GRANT is the suit of the I ibdit 11.)6PeC.. tor of that mine, but Ire have }et to learn adtit his ratifications are for the import/tut of f ice of Chief Secretary for [rebus& The Hakim dose dojos, from Lisbon to thy East Ind es, orrived at Madeira, after Freitag plundered of 80,000 dollars by an losurgetit privateer. Lord BIRK/TORO is arrivtd from Lithon in the Prim? Antes. packet. lie is accompanied by Majors wino* and BRACILhOIJKV, and Mr. The W,etatiuster Committee state, that the cat pease of Sir Fhatices Iluativrr's Ettciioii, n,clad. log every ittot, stimulus to 109 M. !lit. Bd. ; And the subscsiptiona from iiidiviitualt to 8131. I Is.—t keying a balance unitrid ill 37i/. 4.. oil. CURIOUS RISSILONTRC.—A terii.us affair 150 , 11 0 occurred at a small church in Wales. The l iiit•rir having a tame goat, wind) follosed slits to thr Clill 6 h sod silt under the pwlpit, t h e animal *Pe so struck with lite nodding uf a drowsy Climbs sass, who sat e q 'invite to him, that, taikitig the frilurvit ill his leafy for a thittles.ge to coitsbtt, be mail.- bait at bit supposed aritig .that, who, n o t (.10 , 4 , 1 66. ipg from whence the blow priactedsd, titlark the per& sop oral to 1110,4 The pareoisi who was als • rif titd 'porous, would have commuted the drowty Ctits brill', whorls bruoght before Iriti all she latter had been eutiviotrd 4,5 IC 661 i It NIA coustaeloiligoo the iitiespriperol bu is n w .,55 $5 .45.51 by several W1t11.1166,11 that hi. Ku:, tat the aggressor, he 01,Servell, that If thr 11,11,61 r •• It ntl.ril 111 , 161 C servicei it would p.' isn wonder if peso , ~t Brill was to rite upon all the clorkuiiiis to its ouvotry."-..f.Shrterbury Paper.,/ • P