The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1810-11-02 00:00:00

RFJOICINCSAT ALlfiiitit. - The Auniversary of toe King** Accession •to this Throne was celebrated at Alsawick. on Thomtoy last, with even greater spirit than it warp m •lnud• when Bee ;Yu:tiler wee itioregeterally • The day was ushered it. Ly the reveillee end 1. monolog guts. when site colutirs were hoisted on die notle, and before :noon, Lord Percy'. oriallery, a all-piece own, cavalry-. and nine cdinpame, of the rifle corps, upward-. of 730 men, had marched Imo ihe Castle , and taker' post upon th- selittitig bat tery, the towers and baulements of the Castle (th e other half of Isis Lordsht p'a corps having assem bled upon Tyne side). At one, the fear .le joie were fired as last year, by each brawn of the corps respectively, initigled with the lotidest chesrs and music :—the etfeet which, and the view from the park oil the opposite side of the river. were roost gratifying. The Local Militia being in Alowick, quarters could not be procured fur Earl Percy's Volunteers. who, after hein 4 refreshed With cold meat and ale at the Castle, returned to their own quarters, where good hot dinners were. prepared for them at the pitkeot Northumberland's expense. The toatriotisin of this Nobleman is an example to the other Peers of the kingdom ; for, after having served himself - upward., of 51 years in Ilis Mitjesty'a artny, mud havmg ouly two sous, he has placed one of them at the heed of 1,50 u of his own tenants. wholly amid sail clothed at his Grace's expense and his other son is now serving on board one of His Majeary'a ships of war, and deirotiog himself most closely to the study of naval tactics, despisitig tin. effeminate pursuits of the day. The populace were not forgotten upon this festi val. his Grace having ordered ao ox to be roasted to the market-place, and three cm-is attended with ale and bread to be distributed to the people. But the better to COM invuurate this day. by some mere Hillis% tribute at respect and gratitude to his 'Sovereign.. in the way most acceptable to Hie Ma. jestv. by being Most useful to his people, the Duke of Northumberland caused the first stone of • school to he laid, capable of coutariesiog lab° bey'. to be educate) under Yr-Lancaster's plea, which is to Is« built I *imported at his Grace's sole expense. And the. Drichre.'s charity girl. had a diaper gives to them b, her Grace, on this occasioa. . • da ••. _ s• ai r . -max O r en+ , Nt' s • It (21 o‘,„ LYCEUM THEATIAX. • n • The Comic ()perm of Leaf a &Village, whieti• „ ; raiiks umongat the best' pieces of nil* ri • in the English language, was last night , 1 I Air. 1 uu.iee.austairieti the charm,. • of Yeas; ,11/adores extremely well : hie acting ▪ eenteel and easy his ranging tasteful 411.1 ex- ire. In the course of the eVelillig he tilit;odtte. wo ven/ beautiful ' , roils " 7'hitse not I. icy beast- I m a ce " .Ifatckless is the Maid I lute," . h wit nne cisted in a very chinning man tor. ,sc a loud ispirrobation. lie also g av e the s edi • ta air tt 0 here shell I. in Inagua ge meek." o n pit min-attire and pathetic style.—Mrs. s a , itoeita, displayed all that spirit which , necessarily he is pr 4444 iinetit feature in a chi- a a k one principal action evince, a degree of an rarely (mind to inhabit the . female breast. as , i n very hue row, and gave her wings with excellence. The charming Joel. •' ie thee . joy peeswiego" was introduced by her arid , .I. w/ upre, and very loudly applauded. —Miss L. , wi, made her appearg 'we'l l few day. since &um. .4.41i0rd the character of Lacieda in a , i alare orng meaner. The fear and agitation , bet tint •Pllonnince eXcined. though not to. anppr need are, in a eonaiderahle degre e , sob- , . She delivered the dialogar with strict pro. , • Her *mgr. particalarly God of re meloo," were executed io a pleasing style. , • elicited those cheering plaudint, which are at the vented of established abipties, rod the , i n ggeragemeat of tisane . anent. —Mr. Love- re, who, with e ver y new e ery, rives still higher the pablic estimation, mode his first appear. .! as It.stiee Woodeeek. He supported the (ler ef :he amorous old Justice with chaste • is lumina—never seeking the adventitious aids ▪ grimace nroloceuity, for the purpose of creatiug tarter. The garden scene. where he is disco- is his siuour by Ilawthore. was excellent. 1 to ng test received with getieitl approbation. The Deloai WeetfcaeL of Mre. :ieinas was an mining portrait of the termagant old mea— n. Rialto . * excellent performance of the trifling ruttier nudge. iittpartad to it KR iiiterert of ich we did rat nefeet theisk it susceptible. We wily serer recollect hayloft seen Cie part. so it played. tier first song was boissurril a ith nerd weave.--She * was extremely well supported . Mr. SODA as Hedge. to the statute dame. • r. Pewter, as the.t.ooP, hefted great laughter. Me basis was eatreinelytfirll. - • DUBLIN, Oct . . C 9. •! I. • This day theCominission Grand Jury &had os true spoil a charge of bigamy agaikat the Conatesa re Isiedry ; the trial is expected to take place to- il /ranee to the following effect has this day been • : Ion! • Earl Arnitailey, shoot 12 - yriiiirrage • left the ad Ofire Te.terrley evehoug; Mimes lbw Mors de and soon o'clock. • person lowest; called fur le m ender. false pretence, and has not vitae* been and of." _-usor-veimmaretwwi- ISNIONABLE 4RRIVIILV IN TOWN l'CinliDAY. 1 . ! lle Earl sod C. of Jersey, from nafa.:sitire-1.44 till a Thyaae, fres briars is Stolen- tslorr— Meals: la at his home as Hill.ttre.t:fr oat Dev•surhsre.-41,* Earl 1 Countess of Har.oeby at flair boom iu Granseneas. , Loa Stlfr.t.tilbat--the Earl iof Westmorland, .froas. 22 all..unptunidure t*" or, ..,:airezmazimangarw f, • • • Ole Ili' Dube sod Duchess of lisorusit and (*thi- rd- lady arrived et Torquay in Devoshire. and :.ow enjoyiogthe fine sofoloisas air and no- I nd siitie seemly with which that place aboeude. of is, Drake of , Goams•arrived• at' irterrhees on LB' • Itireee e tsaight. After esidting the Felt of Foyers, • de Hen. Colonel A. ea tali of Liivat's It, *le- d cottage at Boleskine. his Crave set oll; on 1. r • 1 1 : M*, ea hie retorts to Guidon Castle. elle The Coasters of Livasinot. is expected in town Des ire. d a y s , from Walaser.Castle. ~ mous 'Metal me Wasp has returned to his • io Staff or d s hi re . vs- thi s gto•hiy, Lord At.osseoa Peace' passed Kht ` r g h Tgewegstig. no his way to Altwick Castle. maxis ofthis nobleman to the 'dace of his mi- ll i.. At. after m absence af four yews. produces' an t t 4t.ut thf ° "*tien a joy, sod was amounted by. se- • Pe bell e 4 11 c.bereito the First. the price er a do. . wh in bible tea. 371. The hire of a labourer met 1 "a ifpeare it day ; the purchase of a copy 4 1 % Iti. of tunny', hive taken such is daemon the Inibri of 4,300 darn. or 13 year* and Ss days— Fees Meieditsir the S ' uftrluen, sont.tthinil: more then Ilk Pin lid 3 inanths of consent la'.uut *until her " brie rtquirest to cnn . tpata the price. Pon! The last Fungal , . at Rath we ' Ca r ' tA NClatti.Hns Mrs Yorilir,fien , 'Talons . .Grii mad fairalo, Admiral Fsyrunan, at 4'4 44 if assairind,'Cnkesrl 'and Mrr. Thompson, Mrs ?'ph. resoi, Dr. Mra' and 31i.e Merry. Dr. of 14 :_ c , l 2_ lol es- 11.-rolt, Hey E. Mrs. and Miss cLburt, WA, .Itore. Mr and Mrs lloblyti , and Captain and Mrs. tf.i hari!on., ( apt. urt‘ 7.:lll,%!lairtnitt 1111:4411 . , Captain nuralrby, Entss.on and s pit, , H... Lirinenuit earnsrd, Mr. gad Mrs. 1.01.1, Nn . M g if* a . . 41,1,. mr • Poss. r sad Mee. Alexander, Mr :Awl 31r, . rt- ‘ll.. _Mfg: rid; Mr 'add Mrs. Pitman, Mr " 1 . 1 4 . 17 Irs M AV. s ta nd „::: • M i r .. . fd"C• %ti 141. 0 41 : Or. 111 Si• ' Miss Misr, Mr . . Min Cur. • " )1 1.1d .r mum . t e t p . d ip,l %I...whim., Mr and , h ot 1 3 34, 1: . 11,. M.0.-rum:oU r. grritit:Vi ig oil 7 1 ; Cwriset, Mr. Quick, ter: Manotre, :ftal• lef J " to . Mr Bayley, M. dbbes, Mr. ews, ;'.ir,tikiee; Mr. p fle a, Mr Henry. Mr. 40r- 1i. 411. 1",' sfr • 1 .1•00; II? Kibbe, Mr. Cotta Iry Mew' dog 1114 - Mr tiseyt . V... Wind. lie. tit WClelleillif Mrs Atherton, „ Pitt. Stn. rimer eO4: Antiviral, Mr. ~_Tdd. .stn•tes Ur.. a if ihrt _a/e, 7171 ihrfr• Mn CluolWrs. Avant. Miss Cl ulna.. rrie • )4,.. "ll t l . l 4::::reeglata„ Mir Taunt**, figs- Lits -' • n aal 7 .. _ mipe o gsayou. Was Itiebk Iltdrj e it ida . ea, mk.p.4l%ie s um *4, sti ll * ":.'insi link Miss Blurb; tra ...is+ Derroolk Misr M. Deieee 4sv' xr. Thnisi4y eetinigni hang the dry appointed for laving the fuitud trio° atone of the Granby Lodge li s .stoars. I urh.m. the [light Worehiplol Provincial Grand Master. Sir IL Milbank., Bt. accompanied by the 'past ault ',relent Grand Officer% and a great number of Brethren, wrist, at two o'clock. in we• genie procession, from the Losl4e. to the site of the intended building, preve.led by the Durham Vo lunteer hand, &c. The stone &mug raised, the P. Grand Treasurer read aloud the luiluoing ineerip• lion on the plate : " Ihe brit State of the Granby Lodge of Free sad Accepted Masons, vie laid the estatletober,ia the r tat your of the Rats a George 111 A. D. lit to. Fir R. Mlltt►rtt, Ban r. G. Ai. ALEX. Loo►ll, FH. D. P. G. Y. TNox►e It *SOY. S.G. W. .01111 NIVIW*IIIII, •. Or K. I:NYIOTOTNLK Ems's', G. A. - - Tuna AI RICHAILOIIO4 Serliar." The P. U. Master then adjusted the cement, and the atone was let cloven into its Owe. when he put lute the cavity varionsCoisie of His present Majesty, with a Jubilee Medal en the completion of the Seth year of his reign. The pl•sta was then soldered down, while the hand played. The P. G. Master then tried the work by the plumb, rule, level. and square, and ou his duds.% it correct, laid the stone by giving it three distinct knock* with hi mallet. The cora, wiur, mid oil, tieing then pre. seated, hr mlugled and poured thew upon t;.e stone. He then addressed the Lodge in au ..ppro priate sad most ehorgetie speech ; after *filch he presented the plan to Brother Richardson, desiring him to complete the structure accordingly, wishing success and iirosrrity to the work. and the peril cli.ar object 01 'l.—Brother Bia. k -to, es P. G. Chaplets.. then delivered en excellent masonic oration; after which this D. I'. G. M. closed the ceremony of laying the toundetionestolie.-...Csg saws she King was then play. I by the band, the Brethren *tending nocoverill, which was followed by three times three cheers. The precession was al•-rwards eentinued to the Wheat Shad. Frantwel-gate, where , upwards of 10 Brethren sat 'loan to an excellent di ins, vivified by Brother Ward; after which essay appropriate touts writ drank with great millenniums, portico- Italy that of the "King did the Craft, wih many happy returns of the they tnou r beloved Sovereign." It is almost superfluous to all, that the evening was spent is that harmony, peace, and brotherly I love. which 'leap. chant(-rice the festive =Wins. of this moat ancient and imitooralsle Satiety. The Prouric•ors ement.g intro Theatre have. we uthleroaii.l. smoked, ate !peat salary, the Hstt-itot r.ous. to clay the pert of !babe, the to. m :le usage, in Pt, JAS, • She will, en doubt. prove hi g fill attnietivt. The rare anJ beautiful bird, the Rollin , d' f. orrepe • of lit rrur. in pres•nration, I. now in the per seftiou of Trion is CLAIMS. of Hollins, Esq. who shot it. near Kendal, in Align.% last. The pref. ristents of which the Kew. JOISPII PlA:weer, of Stainforil, lately died posses.ed, lint+ beta disposed of as follows :--tbe itertory td Newton, in the Isle of Ely, his been presented. k i t the Bishop. to the Rev. livrtai SAN awoke, lately of Bear% Coillec. Consbriclee ; amid that of Sleet. , tom in Rolland, be Sir GILIVIIT 111ATIKOTIL, to the are. Mr. 4 4 . . . . . A !sidle:owl etrestwasoce took place last week at the house of two respectehle ladies is Carlitle. About midnight, one of the ladies *apposed that her c bbbbb 11401011 was expirta4 under the gra4pof gnaw r elp.tlestrebber. and lotrio t t beard rue Mesh Aired e t the saute time, tem mistirtsed in the verity of ber stsopobisum. She jut:apes' out or I: d. threw up the window s mud called " minter r seMers! *teal r whi :t so alarmed the aseighhourlasal, that several valiant . gentlemen roluStesered their waviest; to catch this tunluigtet Cht searching the boose. the genttessen found that thit ladies had mine excellent Waled owne of etlitelt had furred oat t h e emits ; which the al Ightri lady had takes Tar t •te str,tui: of pistols! OLD BAILEY SESSIONS. Nov. V. .N.7isubcdi Kenzie woo indicted for stealing alien ate. containing sterna% gannet'. the property of Henry Wilinnus. on the .2.1 J troolier. Heuryhams, the Prosecistur, gave his evi dence Ili the liitiurriu4 nitriser-- sly Lord, do you see. l am a fireinast-inan belotiviit..: to the Northum berland, 74. I had leave of tihselice, and steered usy c 'uric up to Landoll ; the first thing I door was to lay in a goad store of dad/ but crusting from one shop to another, I gut Intadieed ; and about ten o'clock nn last Southey Night I have to in SkMiter-street, lioiltopawite•street, and boarded a public-house, the n init. of which I don't know, fur they did slut spew their eaters. 1 espied the Primnirr in the ti ,• roam, and slit 1 mked like a oife privateer. I !tailed her, and she coca to; I hail a glass of grog. and she had half of It ; I had two pots of Si,- which I shred with her, messinate like. I then left the house, accompanied Isy the Prisoner. and we canoe to at the Itolsia Huai publie•konse, which we entered. and I called fora pint of ale. I turned round to +peek to a binti-lulih , r, who. from his hinge, I knew never saw service, although he was boasting of being in the engagement off Trafalgar, with my valiant conimander. Lord ?leftists. I was on board of his ship. my Lord. do you see. and I wa. cursedly angry that 4 Mao who never timer salt water should go Dickey West dome. The Pri soner, seeingilist I was taking en observation of the fellow, made a lards. and carried off tape bundle be. fore your Lordship could say Jack Rubinson. When I found she hail run front me, I hailed the landlord, and he told use to rest on stay oars, lot he knew her. He seat for a what .ilo.y.or-cAll-liiru (your Lordship will forgive me, for I do not know the name of offi cers or shore): in a short time the gentleman Caine, and I described the Ilisoner, who acted likea pirate. In ballot hour after Wards he returned, aad hailed me with the glad tiding. that she anal my little cargo were safely slacked. I wrist with him and recognised the Prisoner and soy cargo. The officer had two old haat in cipitody, a men and a wanton • but when they *sent before the Adatiral [the lord Mayor], ke..discharged them. Se. please your. Lordship. I would not have come forward to prosecute if could have got my dads without it. and I should have to pay the Purser mush more than I paid for them." . • Robert Keys, the bulliond of the Robin Hood public-holm, deposed, that he saw the Primrose coning the brindle not of his house. DAUM Shepherd ileposed, that he toot the Pri. saner into custody. and found the bundle in her posoossioo, which contained direr shirt'. two plir ut trawlers, 'twee pair of svickiugs, four handker chiefs, and tube psir of shoes. The Prosecutor identified them to be hi• pro , perry. The Prisoner pleaded :iitosieation in her defence ; and slid, she was an unfortunate girl, mud had never known what it was to have either father or mother, and it was her first offence. Mr. itertinet summed up the evidence, and the Jury round her Gni/I.—Aged 19. Sixteen Priemers were tried in the course of the dey, seven of whom were capitally convicted, viz.— Joke Newmark, for In raking and entering the duelling. hone of Air, Siouan+, awl stealing two bandlimedinde, nod about 31. in silver rod cooptriber property. William Smith and William Mann, f..r breaking and en tering the dwelling house of lldkam Wiikelsii, in the day time, and stealing Nor !cold snail', %due I . Isis pinned! : . . James Miller, for barilarsousts breathing , into house a Tbiunas Fielder, sad Myelin/ thrash' thandleeon. taiukt a quantity of neck-bandkerehiefs, pueket-liaadker. ewers, and otbrr articles, his proprrty. Andrew Rent and Philip Strati, to burglarious!) breaking sun entering the thrilliu;-huuse of liannah Dickers, widow, and stealing se►eral articles of wearing aliparel s the property of Sinned Sullam.op. _ iVni. Lawrence Wood, kr bitrxlarinuely tweaking and en tering the .Iwel ling• house a Mr: Ai4srnisii Atkins, sot steal ing a mahogany desk contain:lig divers papers and soaker ar ticles, vnlue 41. and upwards, kis property. 'Fite Were colivictrd of Felony : Chmin %Vi%an, alias Smith. rot stealing three sheets. topper, weighing ' 'pi th s. th e property of John Herbert ; Baker for idealiog three sows mid six pigs, the property of Thomas Hayne I Heavy Savory, Sur stealing • gold watch case, wad tither articles, the prsperty of Richard Peels; /Sarah Slater, fur selling to William Stafford wren caroler felt shillings, sad thenty•six coauterkst sizp for the sum Of ton abilitop. Three were acquitted. In the Cilendisr of the commitments at the pre sent Old Batley Ne.sions. is the rolinotoy Joseph Geelieh, committed by D. J. mimes, S. WISS SW. sod N. Brickened, Esquires, Coontobswarrs of the Prupe.ty Acts, to remain *Mice: Alit or atatupnae until payment Malt belga& 's of theses of 31. rated end aLlesseil se hie, spoil the progits end Reis sri.i.S true. hie tnele, empisyment, sisd trocatiom. Dated Septemther 10, 1 111 Siva diecharged. . A young Omitlemma belonging to the Ordnance Office was robbed of Mil. alert nights ago. between the Turnpike and Weatatinster-hrulge. by three fellows with black masks or block crape over their faces. They have beeu seen since near the same place, and in the acme disguise. and were proceed ing to rob soother. hut made their retreat ou the approach of some person. thitaaciaus ASSAULT.—A gentleman of the carne of ACILKI was passing Long Piccadilly with his wife. iu a single-horse cheese, on Wednesday riming' at dusk. when he was met by a sort of hackney-coach. drawn by one horse. and two Into on the boa. which was ilnven against the gig with sol6e•ient violence to break it in Mecca, and also to knock down the home. Mrs. Acaes was most se rieutly hurt. and she new lies in a bad state at a corn-chandler's in Piccadilly. Tie names of the men on the box were. Long, a hackney-man at Knightsbridge. who bad bought the conch ; and a pnblieen's son of the nettle of Smirk. Their con duct after coarrturnitig the gig was of the worst kind. Instead of offering the neeessaity atonement. they used the most tile mid brutal language.; Irat Smith and the coach Were taken in M iiihurough street Office. after several persons hail been knocked flows in a riot which the offenders had c-iused.... Long was taken yesterdly morning. and both were held to hail for the assault. Sustaktr Phlsonsenos.—An island mile its art peerstsee nu Cie 30thni A nscivit Wit. in the centre of Tern Waddle°. near kietket in the Forest. to Coatherland. h is arreral cards iliptanee front either side. and has retained it. beet situation. withiatt the least laterals.", ever since. It is pew balite it has erl‘en free th,- bottom. ts no trio ° can be found of its separation froth the toxin 0 ;~. LATTER 16 AS IRISH cavoix, urns tee Nscassiry OF ASOTOICA TO F.tt.I.IANEINF.. Deem 'Sta—Muco as we May wonder at the re ! . jectien If your Ki l lion, and mull 4 as we lenient it, the cif: insistences with whicir'that rcji;ctiusi nal atteodeil, are evidently such, u, ao,farfroni disheart .iiiug, should stimulate you to flesh cod actiiity. The pot, is took mitratlendile interest in the debstea ; and, in every part of them, the in crease of your streugrh sad of your advtrivonea" weakness wee discernible. Of the calututerins logos, so often brought &vim,. little 118111.. heard. Au ouch-doted soosethiug ab ant Protestept..4 micendstiscy ; about the curouittioo oath ; about . ro.sible spiritual alliance Wirt els the lri.h Itnms r • Catheitics and 'the Corsicats---was secusionully,sor gestud. end excited a t.rAh and *smile: but the ow: ~.: 'strut language of your adversertes was respectful.; and much less the tone of stern di fiance, Dino ef. • centle courtesy. With few exceptions. all , of them ; ailtui•ted. that your complete emancipative Would .40011 take place. though arbour of OLIO contended that the time fur it war not yet come. • The toast import-int circumstance in the debate was, the declaration, or ( •s it may be termed) the pdttical testaeseut, of a slember of the Upper House, than whom you certainly. ',air nut either s more powerful or • pore respectable nth-emery. ke avowed that he himself could not conceive the tiosibility of such a combination of circiirmitalices, u would make it wise, to accede to your P.11:4110;11P. tion ; but be declared. 'hat, if time dv.suld ruing. wAtis kis freaks is afire ek•ald tlm s sk tqiremtly, . he would cot faint Ali opinion upon damn—Now, . experience thews.. that. when tie couttuittuling of ficer leaves capitulation to the d:ecreuou or his "4" aitern., the hour of surrender, geuerally speaking, is riot very distant. The effect of the debates was much greater without thellouses of Parliament, thsu within their wells. I. Give a man leave," says the iintunnel • Edmond Burke, u to tell you his own eery every day. he is sure, at last. to convince you of its truth." But, when this story, however at first dis believed. is really true; 'When it is told -by such" men as hi'. Pitt, Mr. Pos. awl Mr. Burke. sod is repeated by ouch own as Mr. Grattan, . Mr. I'on. mob'', Lord Grey, sad Lord Greuville i , the street • most be irresistible. Such, certyinly, has bees the efrect a.** res. • . petted discussions of your petitions. Coo, et, ft.r• $ moment, how little of ell that artiller ~v4ricise, prejudice formerly worked wit's sejnu t A n c e e , 4 4 . . 1 against you. is now brought i.,to action. lio It+. . r senously on-ntinos Ostes's plo. ? %rho profess:ls to -.• ~ t believe the inscription on the Maoutikesit 1 . ik-liti.-.. tells of the ghosts. wive, le Wet, r uefrolut the Lir .,. ; ' fey. brauslishiog their sou role a utl 4in/zing Wren/if Who chorgesthe Itrtmaii Catholics filth h‘lieviof it ' I IlMfUl to break faith with heretic ? ii(hO•crelite • w his min word ., t.en he foetus 11,4 Roaisiu Cathohc • i doctrine .it . traitsuleitantiattim to, be &Minable ? TV* '" English Catholics hove scot Oeuvres& sheurseiteol too atroogly iii their prtitiorywhen 111 asst* irs4l," Us IPA MI ti there is now he nourahle sod' whir 6e. i Neves the teeth of ploy ttf los nupluptiatie'etiiind e ' them. This could not appear lOW, -trecigsy. chest ' ' it did in the late debates oh the [ Him • • i.l the Malt carholtc.. I dou't recolleet thetas Isis :hit exisetinhui-" Wdi. used. by any period, in your. leg od, ithiedt' ' would hive ma le it unpleasant for soy et t ets tio! , • have doled in his cenuaty ea the iiiltaaws day..:,:.. The ge •eral estate awl result of the contost li.i,ve been strongly felt by thit piddle. livasti ii t'ee ali•.• lity and resolutie of the ache stunts of Catholic lisaancipation; konvon t that thsni , 1,111•1110 t 211 huh• of teaslile ground, which the, weltilil net avelon , ly occupy. and ardeutly dl puts with the Colluders i knowing. that there was .tat a eitigle tvevesa they, could wield agate' the Catholies widelit hey would . not gladly have lareug it with thttit Into the held is and knowing. that they preferred etc-toil war with . the Catholics to any thing like further eon - wition * them--when. kaowing MI thit. e e public saw how much the esteems:les of the Catholic* heel contrast: e•I their has.% how many pees flier had aboidone.l sc hew much their If lentil Wei reduced, boo freluent. z. , ly their wesnowat recoiled. co tbentselves, and use(:."` elderly, Aims 'week Attire scar milk yea was' dipit4 • ' coded. it because endent to all, that the' Ito dr or • , emancipation MU rapiijly advancing; an' that MO ••• adversaries' success was mattientey ; • itliwertide'' companies' with en real adniotagr A Jed :cituckleta•• be followed tip irretrievable defeat. ' ''"' Still, oa the iliyision, the majority of votes era. • ageiust you : hut nothing is clearer llhiiii till' toe general . tfect of Wdebata most wet iSto dub:toted by the innabert °lithe Um tuediededivisipn. 4.)82 re one division, did Lord Chrthinsi. by a4' ode of his immortal speerhea,ettract to h., half • Cloven voter. •" It was the repeated Mier of those Off awe, out of the House, which rhisiol him to power, anti, to use another of Mr. Biiree's expressions. insde het till so huge a space in therye of matilyirsd. P.ritafei • your countryman. ?.)r. Sheddan, is the lefty int.. statue (fellatio to his speech for the impeitchateat • of Mr. 1-lastinga) Of the trimbpb of as iiibuidtutl over a powerful sod eommenditig Aliwirter, by a • single •pz•ecli. It i• by Y.:previa shocks, that truth. ' willow. ju.tiee, and eloquence. pabdue .prejudiee and poser. Now, may we Lot (petition:ly ask, whet arguments hate been, founded is greater truth sad • iu.ter, •ig,rrsted by Feeney wis him. or urged by greater el. • ; nines, than those which we hairy booed • front the ilitistrmas advocates of the riot, Outwit% twine? le it not true, that the Iseth Ostbeiles are four millions of eubjecto. highly gifted. aisd, watts • • and worthy of all they sue tor ? kit wityriee. Ow, when sitoost the 'thole Clontiniutt Is evolved lir ; aunt opiust the Lthitest lieodossi a mks should calk .; forth to her defence the .Bale ej yew impreatapk ...• , . pewees. all year keen's& &wittily eltiosol 1-wds. it uus jaw *at Government fluidal 'alma the pro* _ oasts 'nude to.you at the Li ? Does aticieto. dots modern eloquence Hard moor. soleudid spec.. • men* of oratory. than chow by which your cruet is ... . advocated ? Thus truth, wis tom, justice. ab.d elm. , • quince. fight lot you. Thew entreat yes to Lewd ; 4 them once more aorairtsqout crppooents; they 004,. . ,--, on vu t. sheer a . anigle instance. iw'ittUeliAltdipia #1 have ultiniatt.ly filled is carryteithicarese of 0pe5%,,.. who have trusted in• them. . Atli* es eltotutt• 444:i rpititty years. they suooresied lag. ley the Ilitrins. ~ blacks: can then exertions for the emancipates • . the Irish Catholics land the twentieth year of***