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- 7, "bit it gift lt*. : fit *MI .4,;)mssrig:j ir t x z. O tis ,4, •1 isorq sienro:V 10- -Or - •I• • . 1. 1111 ".k. . r UMBER 6976. ' Or -.- . . IDON, TU . r - Jurors ragAras. /THIS EVENING. TUESDAY, Aii t tA J. will los performed, fee the thlrd time I.' a Ilswil.fieriees Opera, is tilm acts, Um Meek by wtiUed IL BARONE DI DOLSHEIM, is obi& Riser Oseseel (fres the Greed thselee Re 11111.11 Ilialie) will asks his tied typeersece imAlbMii.O..l . Earl of the lest Act a DIVERTIMIRINIIIPE After the Opera, the Greed BMW, LA CARNAVAL DI VINISIL - • ' t Applications fer Danes sad Tickets to be esetle he Mr. EMT., Bookseller to his Ilejaity, 17, Old Bestimtrost. THILITRILAOTIL, DRUMP=LANit. THIS EVENING, TUESDAY. U Jesuitry fag, Dais Majesty's Sensate will perform ( thme) • sew Tragedy, celled OWEN, PRINCE OP POWYS ; FEUDS. lierfasfilosi aerator iv Man. Kw, Cooper. Pesky, breed, Pepe, PION Pis di, Itrantey, Thespess, sod Milo Nolasktos. Aft•• which the Meek* Heaertainment d PAUL AND VIRGINIA. Peel, Madame Valais; Maybe% Mee Cerebra ; De mist/se, Mr. Leigh'; Capt. Tropic, Mr. Gatti.; Doe An tonio, Mr. Pesky. Virginia, Miss Peety ; Jacinth*, Mho Cebilt ; Mary, N.. Bleed. Places to he tehei of Mr. &Jewett, is the Retaliate of the Jul... of the Theatre. Mr. Hookkuse, of inod.street, is appoiesed sole Agent, at the West Esti of the Tows, fee the Mealy disposal of the Paints Bops belongiett to the Lessee et this Theetro. The Coniestiee will be performonpmes is every week till feather mike. Ts-memew, Awe will be no Perlemmune. On Monday, The Pirate—TM Liet.-nod Th. Os Friday, a Tragedy, with CONTRACT FOR OATS. CO,IIIIIIBARIAT DttAßTstaaT, TRIMIWIT CILAIIIIIIIII% JANUARY SS, lbit. QtYCH Persons as are desirous of contracting 17 with the deist fee Commissariat Supplies, to deliver • 4011,00011 m of OATS, at the Wintery Depot, is Took,. street. May receive partieelers of the Gonads at lids OfAce be. elPgei the hours of tee sod fogy, and deliver their Testier' sealed greed diremod to the Agest for Commissariat Sup. plies, essaise thereon r Tender for Oats," es or Witco TUESDAY Me bib February, het goer will he received after twelve o'clock se Met day; use will say Proposal he osticed noises tootle us pr snomed to a misted Particular, sad the Priem imitated is Words at length; sot unless a Latter be subjoined se such Preload singed by two persons of hums property esearrigg to beams booed with the pert, tenderise is the sew repressed in the particulate for the dm perisessaace of the Coalract. REPSIBUC OP COLs.r..—_ TO THE 61111T1SH CREDITORS. MR. MACNAMARA being about to 'earn In Columbia early is the seseth of February, by the 'peelsl direetios of the Goverameat of that country, to m otive the most hosoarable sad liberal eettlesiest for the dif. forest creditors who aided the expedition under his saperia. teadineer, and which 'Rittman has bees perfectly gsaranteed brehis different represestatives of Columbia is Europe, rode. prudent of the wines undertakiag of the Minister of Finance, Reveage, will sodertake to procure a settlement of asp Dasstsres or Vales, made specially payable to the particle, fee say properly-aatheaneated claims of British asdiners, for which Debentures have sot bees already inured by his Execilesey Francis detail° Zee. Mr. Macsamara Worms each creditors that be will use all poselble espeditios is procuring a sstiefoctery adjoinaseet of their claims. He will relate to Lantos the taster aid of this year, sad does sot require say compessatioa until his services are perforsieel to the satisfaction of these interested. Every necessary isformation will be elforded os applica nt's to Mr. Robert Hills No. 1, Stasafeed.street, Black. friare.rood, Loodos ; and by letters, mist paid, to Mr. Mac- Namara, Post-office, Liverpool. Afler the middle of February, letlevs, poet paid, to the Island of St.Tbootas, on this esibieet, see to be addressed to " Mr. filvenamars, care of his Escelleacy General Soublrlie ' Vice-Fresidelet of Vest:eels, Carrara's." To be forwarded by Messrs. Gruner mad Co. there. Lead," 6, Lower Bockingham.street, Stetted, J y 26, lett. TWEATRIGROY AL. COVENT-GARDEN. T HIS EVENING, TUESDAY, January SW, will be stied thlOphe of THE EXILE. Coast Ulrich Os fiaile), Mr. Eitertos; Gesenior of Mr.W. Farrel; Perna Alltradolf, Mr. Meadows; Count Callow, Mr. Dermot; Dam, Mr. !mum ; Welsies, Mr. Ganes; Swells, Mr. ?sweets. • The &sprees Elizabeth, Mrs. Fancy; liatlisrise, Mrs. Teases& ; Alexis., Miss Foote. The Greed Peblie Entry of the Empress Elisabeth, sad the IPerrior of the Cathedral Moscow, is which the CORONATION of ELIZABETH is performed by the Greed Patriarch, sad his seelmise Digeitaries. • To marled, with (30th time), a aro Psetontivae, allait HARLEQUIN AND MOTHER BUNCH; Or, THE YELLOW DWARF. Rhos of the Gold Mines (sherwardo Harlevin), Mr. ; Grimm Pie (she/wards Harieirees Larval), Mr. I. S. Gri. amaldi; Mother Beach (tbe Desert Fairy), Master Lung. Beret; Telco. Dwarf (afteirweibis Glows), Mr. Grimaldi. The Prisons AU-Fair tellimplisoligolamtkae M iss R. Dee. weft; the Queen of Golan& 1111 4 Mr. Birees. • 1 .6-777 ), A Vries* Eor • tit llegib ef 111 r. Breisdoe, et the Boses,lfs. • beeped♦ 5 " Its.lidr4R, Rs. MI. ; tltsad Prim; U.; Ileseed Prise, Is.—Upper Gel. lery, Is.; Wowed Price, bd. Harlemsie and Mother Basch will be repeated every Receipt. Os Thursday, TIN Tempest a Propene, Me. Youg; De- Hada. Miss hiepheas; Mirada, Miss Hallos& ; Ariel, Miss M. Teem The Tee Geetleeces of Venom Rob Roy Mseerrgor: Rub Roy, Mr. Mae reedy; Diana Versus, Nisi Stephens. Os Moodily, the Opera et The Exile. Os Teesday, the Play of The Tempest. BRAMAN'S PATENT PORTABLE PENS. ASPU RIOUS imitation these Pros having meetly been iwieudweed foe Public ssk,J. BRAM AM sod SONS, 124, Piccadilly, Maaufactswers and Peoprielon ask Invention, respectfully acquaint in sesseroes Pstrows sad the Public, that is failure every How or Packet of tbeie geweiwe Peos will be stamped with a fae simile of she Sips tare of the Investor, Joseph Brausals, by which wain the custoterfew will be easily discovered. January 24,11122. EYTON, Stock-Broktr, 4, Conshill and Lam bard-greet,iantro public @Hemline to the asetientwom smells Id the present Lottery, which contains FIVE PAWS at t1,000i., and Smeaty other Capitals,—All Mooey,—Not Two Masks to a Prise,—begins Seth Faiinary,— sad the whole tillbe dreaded in Fos, Days. 00,000 FOR THE FIRST DRAWN PRIZE! Tickets sad Shares are sante( by ET TON, at his Lucky Offire, Cornhill and Lansbard-sirert, where till Busisesa I. the Public Funds is trammeled with fidelity and dispatch. HAZARD and CO. with grateful feelings for the post Favours of •tbe Prbtie , particularly for the distieguiatird Patronage bestowed or them as Coutreetiers fur the last lottery, respectfully request the Atteutiou of their firiefids to the Scheme of Ilse New Yeses Lottery, mulch begins the Ildth of Neat Mouth. This Scheme is bused ea the approved Principles of the last, viz.—All Illowey—No aawiso—No Stock Priaeo--siwl IBM Two Blanks to a Priae,—..with the 'Maar of 41 Capitals sore thu ibe hot liebetwa 8 of . ..t 40,000 110 of ..... i 600 6 6,666 10 300 6.. HAZARD and Co. are . isappy to suttee the cootieusuce of that good Foetus/ which has hitherto dist teeteished their Old Established °Sees, 95, Royal Esehaexe 20, Combsll, wed 314, Oxford-street, where they mold its Shares., is the last Lottery, IS 900......... a Pride of ..........2 30,000 __.___ - - - 10,427 O, . 000 £ll4l several Wiser Capilel*. GCARROLL hue the honour of oolicitiog • the Public otteotioe to the SCHEME of the NEW YEAR'S LOTTERY, which he feels mildest will be denied worthy of • etratinuaace of that Patronage which was bestowed tin the last Lottery—. Patronage oimit c ra w. foi to his feelings, u it auured hire that his atteation, as Clstrsetor, to the politic wishes was acknowledged sad ap. pnord. This Scheme, like the last, contains ugly Morley Pima, without Clams, sad with kss than Two Masks to a Pore, and haw the odvoutage of posiesslog double the Naar !a (11 Capitals, including 5 5 .. 2,000 10 5 .. 1,000 40 _ _ _ CARROLL Wt. leave to congratulate big Friends ois the dittegied @recess I list attended their Purchase. at his Oilers, 19, Corahill, and 16, Oztord-sireet, where he sold I. huts, is the Last Lottery, aN the ful!owing Capitals 11,402 a Fein oft 30,000 111, 0 101 . 4.2110 .. t 200 I 13,401 7,749. 2OO I &e. Ise. Ise. The Dearrieg begins the 26th Neu Month. . •••,r4l ~'A ~1~ :-, ~,: 411 r are pebliand, ADlAtilllhGli FUX CLUB., _ - 'VALES OF Hi AUNT MARTHA. 3 ?"1 4 . mintaiaisit • i d"— "Tbe Two liter,"—" The Chains in La VoudeeN " Hight NE d ifoollos Who did fie surpass The rest Inlio Mirth, 'het seemed her well ; Me. whew be 1 was come her tale to tell, Told of a slit tare.' fetircsk. Priated for Wsll ss a, Library, 170, New Bond. street. The. "Tam" willashonil replete with 'merest. They are will odnpleill Ise the re of eireulatiog libraries, as each 'skim menhaims a lalow.illeiteh, Roglish, soil Pieroli. A NRIW ELMIA/00K. • ' • Thlls day woe published, price lie. Id. G. mil W. S. WHITTAKER, A,.. aria-lace, THE LI TEPRILY _ AND SCIENTIFIC CLAILHOW I emseisibur of Three Hundred sad Bean oe sseilik adapted to the nos of flithemla, of ni of boa Hems Inly in the rocs wish sibismeand asilio foe By the Rev. JOHN PLATT*, Author of the" Ebonite of Eirelesiastica History," Sm. "This militme is at sate mieulated to Mama the jade. meet, sod discipline the hearer and is this view it will be duly estintemd by every bile/igen' Pereat sod Teacher. Every Lees* is of a literary or scioatie character; ibe whole arranated is systematical order, sad milivesed by Ow beauties ES simian sad moderd poetry." Thursday the admirers of the principles maisesibed by the late Right Him. Gran James Pot Abed Allitbet at the Waterloo Hotel, to celebrate the autimeaory Re birth of that mite's Statesman. Gemmel Sir Rommldoewfued &egoism% Bart. M.P. in the Chair. supported mt the eight by the Karl of Rossiya, toil Robert Peronsmo, Hsi. of Heidi; and int the left by Lord Looghboroulthv cad the Mispverable Willism Mock., of Pasteur, Al P.: ffnecia lraitry. rig. Croupier. Abele • queen pine Ave Sir Ronald Ferguson entered the rooms, accuatp•Nied by the Kiri of Roselyn, biesee nsi t= ksq. )hunger, of Mincers, and • loos train of sad. Gentlemes, who were received with the alremeettlide. wiseetellises of respect. The compote, mustered 11•11111116 "usilti amid the whole of the seats were Ailed hog befoul the trumpet. proclaimed that dimmer was epos the tad& The viands, Ate. were of the Pest quality, sad staved mp is the beat style. While the dessert was below spread, the Mitslealt/ wan enlivened by the air of the " Highlaad Wateh a lf playrd Witr. iptistiested hoed. . e The cloth Wog removed, the gallatit CHAIRMAN sem, sod addressed the meeting. Before he entered epee the duties of this day, be was desirous of esplaining the sesames that induced him to occupy the situsitiow which he maw 11111 ed—very unworthily, be euufessed, considering how individuals were so much better qualified fur the olliter4 so much more retitled to ibis honour than he was. Thp application wai certainly, through the partiality of friend% Aril made to him; and to their &torte; solicitations. he I had yielded, from a covviction that nothing bet the melymilif all orders, an union which such meetings as lie opportunity to ineokate, could rescue the b Ilse present sod ohs impending effectually; elms of mmagoveriement. He looked only hy. poll* system of government fur relief—to ens ,e wire% as was advocated by the late Mr. Feat. Impressed Wit • persuasion of the imperative seen ity for their aside. le the demand for an effectual change, be had felt dispose* attend this meeting, sad had even eoemeeted to accept, ey• the condition of his attending, the high homier which hell bees pressed open him. Seeing, therefore, the circus. I stances wider which he was placed, be had lo euliait that indulgence for soy omissions and errors be might staltem lacked he may say, the omissions mid errors which mire of making—(Load applause.)--Sir Rissold coesledell by giving— " The Kitty,* with all the bosons.—Air, God am Ihe King. The nett toast was— " The Royal Family, sad may they sever forget the - peke dohs which placed their ancestor spun the Theisem.".. (Applatem.)—Air, Chapter of Kings. The CHAIRMAN then Maid, he was about to propsall he them the scatty of that great and good imam who aelltileet as ranch honour to his colliery. It would be voneceseary dug hissourreinded as be was by mooch of the talent, theabillts and the wealth of the cutlery, to attempt to eulogize • see whom abilities were so generally knows. He doubted net bat their motives for sphuldisg the opinions of sock a mine. would be called In question by the resat press of the A* sainimeatiou: fur what did it mot @loader that was psi!, The Oboe amines's drew • forcible merest betweee Ms tharmiter el Mr. Fox and that of the prom Minietersolllllo, be OA toe tate to say, were, at least is erect, remillss 119 the Cowstitittiow. Mr. Fox did not employ secret, dl= log, seilmeing emissaries. Mr. Fox was open and his illoaliser. Mr. Fox was liberal lewarala hispellakel sopypeets, mod would never have advised slob as act et is , grillitiek as the dismissal of a pliant servant of the Crown, ON mamma of a political difference. Was not that am act of tie Ministry ? He was sure the King bad no share is it.— (Near, hear.)—Mr. Fox was a friend of religious sad politi cal freedom in its most extended signification. The Miaia. tors professed sa equal regard fur there blessiogr, and indeed, for ell the privileges of the Couatitsitium ; bet he had so hesitation iu declaring that they were au friends of the Co.. dilution. They bul shows their regard for religious free dom, by giving to !reload a Lord LMiteilital who was • friend of toleration, and also • Secretary who was mot • Aired of toleration.—(A 18,064—They world do nothing. hiagli.)—He seed sot details the company any longer. Wiley would take the trooble to !what the acts or the pre empt Adosioiatration, they would find ewe invariably hastele he the lifteitties of the people. The gallant Chalmette con y giving " ne immortal Memory of the late Charles lames Foe ...ittamJilig, awl in solemn silence. Air, To him that's awa. The CH Al RM A N—Geot lemon, 1 now give you a toast, which I am mire weeds uo apology:— " The rights of the people , as they were established at h e Revolstiuu"—three times tierce. Air, A man's a isialfor a' that. _ " The comae of Civil mid Religious Liberty"—three times three. Air, Joy to great Cesar. " The Doke of York sad the Army." Air, The British Greoather. " The British Navy." Air, Rale Miami's. The - CHAlRMAN—Gentteems, 1 now beg to propose is you a sentimeut, iu which I am sore we most all agree, however we may differ all to the MOOS Or ObliiDin Seth ON Obitel. I meats— " A full, fair, sod free Representation la the Commas, Honer of Parlisment." (The applause and cheering which followed the annooace meet of this toast lasted fur many minutes. Wbea the ap ples** had subsided) Sir RONALD resumed—He did sot feel misliSed to speak on this subject, nor indeed vs any other • bat he repeated, that however they may differ as to the Lode of bringing it about, he was quite sure they all rem agreed on the maws. airy of a reform I. the represcatatloe of the people. The people were sot represented, and every one miss was ea ad mirer of the °Outdoes of the late Mr. Fox, must be con •iaced that the Commons /louse of Parliament ought to rep eats. the feelings of the people. He declared himself hostile to that system of reform which was understood to mesa I Poetionnets sad universal suffrage; bet he wished the great masa of the people to be represented. Every one was sensible of the stale of the representation, and of the evils which it produced, sad be believed that even Ministers could hardly refoise some alteration. As to the plans of reform, this was not the place to discos. them. He recollected reading a preamble to an act of the Scottish Coo veistion, in the nig, of James I. WOE after his accession to the English throne. It set forth, that whereas his Majesty had :Acre followed by a Dumber of greedy bodies, who went to the English Court to ask favours, and the act enjoined that they be reetraised. Hr was of opinion that a reform of the Howse of Commons would exclude • still greater sum brr of greedy bodies from their hopes sad expectancy.—(A laugh ) The toast was thee kook with three limes three. Air, Tullocligorten. Mr. JEFFREY—He wished stow to propose a toast, which was woolly to empire their admiration, and was at the use time west isthstately connected with the fame of that illostrioas peruse .boss Writs they were esedieno - He meant, "The Liberty of the Press"—(Lord applause.)—lt was long ago observed by a most mistreats Tory, that all 'overawes' rested op the *ohm of the sub ject ; yet neither he see soy of his party had had the saga city to dimmer, that the graph &durum from that mums silica was, that the difference heivreen • pod and • bad Gmereineot, was its greater ere km deserts of sympathy with thie feelings of the piveriseit.--(Hree. heer.)—All that Story niggled wet free mooed and kir discussion; and Ouse U. objected to Ibis ceeki emeriti(' let little wed am/ i .4 4 ••• the trete of their owe opitsiona. Mar was it with mew r e dot restriction cites pees were veoesessa•Std, In to Onuses it hem shoo% hawse awn lobe mule use ef I r k : b reve "pium • Iles pew were isseirrulty the test is its preforalies.--(tbeees.)—Aftie ramie' • 0'• I • 1 1' i ,.. ,:,..:4 ; • ‘ c r I ; ..b... 4 ..; . A. -. i 4 ' k. 4 r i tlo l o+ ""- __ ..,, LJESDAY, JANU ARY 29, 1822. PORTION'S EURIPIDES, WITH INDEX. This dal* published, headsovaely plated is evei. pries 16e. hoards, VURIPIDIS HECUBA. ORESTES, PH(ENIUE, et MEDEA, Quataor .x Earipidie Trastedits, ad Ideas smatteeeriptorsat exteadatr., et retie issteseite. Fondle RICARDUS PORSON, A.M. Edith, eerrectior, eai tree ludiers aeeedoat. Printed Oar G. and W. B. Whittaker, 13, Ave Maria-lade. Of shots soy be bad, separately, PORSON'S EURIPIDIS HECUBA, Bro. price la. sewed. PORSOWS EURIPIDIS ORESTES. 3e. PHCENISS/E, 3s. MEDEA, 3s. Also, lately publiabed, EXCERPTA E POET'S GR.£CIR, in nom Stedionso Joireotatis; rum ?lolls Plaitolovess. Edidit M. MeAre, A.M. 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"--- -- 4•.. ~. g .. _- -x Plums 7d. mot CillWen eoceottoot ow dot press, Mr. Jeff,. y coeci u d. by toopttoo..— " Tbo Übetty of the 01011/4 die best oecority to the liber• two of the posple.".-111wwe dome throe, ardtbe Inuit lithe- Reilly sad Fairly. The CHAIRMAN said, that it was kith wit+ pleesuie he war abort to propel* the health of • Prises. . f House of Bronseiek, whd di least had otteli. .1..1 Ow lacipke of the Cuwlitrliuo. He should novae the Uak uf Sussex, who, he treated, *wild eel hug heaver enisetry with his pseoesite.—(Lund applause.) " The Duke of Sussex, the defender of the eisautry's rights, and the steady friend to freedom of rowstrieace."— Three times three.—Air, Of noble race was ilsesikla. Tbe CHM RN AN—lt was bet lately he repressed hit opi aka that aothiag- was so desirable at 1136 as a anion Of all 'seders. He felt happy is naming three dirtiaguislieil Noblesse', who tool adopted this Maxim , sod lobo had thereby rendered great service to their country "The Dukes of Hamillowi Argyll, and Rotbesay."— Three limes three.—Air, Three good Fellows. This CHAIRMAN—Whets the country was is difEcu lie and danger, k was common to look to Aim (runt whale pabliokirtnee sod eminent !sleets we 'epee( to dr - rive smietance. It was with that feehog he mentioned the same of a Noblemen, who through a kltlg life had steadily dellossed the priaciples of Mr. Fox—he meow Earl Grey (Cheers.)—They all keel, his atisehmeat to the cause of freedom,—lsis eloomeace—his matchless eloquesice, he may say,—and, above all, his public integrity. " Earl Grey" was drank with three tithes three, era deafeaing applauses.—Air, Charlie is my darling. The CHAIRMAN said, he was sow about to give • low. es whiclounieh might be said; and he hoped methane hoc hie own inability to do it justice world be inferred from his " The Akre(' Leiaater, and the Whigs of Ireland"—three* time* three —Air, St. Patrick's Day. Mr. JEFFREY said, be was about to propose a toast. which he did rot address to the Chairman, but to the com pany at large. They would easily anticipate thd hr wee about to name their gallant sad excelleut Chairmait.—(Lout costimied chemist) Though he addressed the company, lie would rather coodente \imperil° Memo tram pet ►is Gallese Friend to the pain of lemming to an collegian oe He was sure, however, that he should excite none bat plea surable emotions whee he congratulated him ou the fact, that his brightest laurels were won in battling for the cause of astioesl independence. The eloquent speaker drew *worse maims' betweeu that part of the military prefessioi. who preferred reaping their honours in the glorious field of freedom, to sharing the more profitable emoluments of pro footles sod plate. " Sir Rosald Fergemon, sad thanks to him foe the honour he las this day done ma"—three limes three, sad the most rapterom applause. The worthy mid Gallant CHAIRMAN rose to return thanks teethe ataniser in which ►is health had been proposed and drank. He had, he said, so merit, either in his prefer,- dm or in his place is the House of Common., which was de iservieg of no mach consideration. His Levered and Hon. Primed (Mr. Jeffrey), while disclaiming say intention to latter, hod eertaisly gives sumacs to mere eloquent flat tery shale ever had been addressed to him before; add though he had dressed it in the most insidious hum, (Sir Reseld) foaled that be could sot possibly gulp it down. Art, ire the Argued's Her,. The CHAIRMAN t►ee rose so propose the heahh of the Groovier, Me. Jeffrey. His semieserem well known themiget• mit the "Minh empire, sod indeed in every civilized coun try. Without ►eieg suspected of isatioaslity, every Sew.- man may he proud of his enostrysees, Mr. Jeffrey, who hid a distirgui►hed himself by his services In the cause of fray dom by his writings end ithopermee. The health of Mr. Jeffrey was drank with three times three, aid unbounded applause. Mr. JIIFFREY—Thus it is, gentlemen—(A lasels)— that these whip MI conevicuoss situations must sometimes sit still sod he moiled. His Genital Friend had repaid bre &stay with ample Interest. He woad ascribe the profit rather to the sitientroo be filled Musa to personal desert; sod obis so profuselyamierred, it bore the Interpretation that some service was envotted rather thaa that any had beau performed. Heolioded to his commies in polities with the late Mr. Fox, theitineerity of hie attachment to whose priori. pies be believed hod been mastirmid. He bad always been the friend of temperence and neoderation is all political mommesis, became he felt assured that no great reform could bs safe that was not gradual. He would slop die mmeteesoce rash sad hasty measures. Wish all ibeierrvile,, he felt that they had still some 'mem to be thankful, wroth they could meet here by proclaiming', sod talk so freely es it mast ha modem' some of them bad done. He apologized fur speaking se moth of himself, and said be intended to propose sea toast—. The tree and undoubted friends of our cause, who did not choose to attend this meetiug." There might be mime anxiety felt as to the manlier in which ibis toast would be received, but he saw no reason for insagisiug that all the finds of Whiggiess, of this city sod neighbour hood, were confined within these walls. There might is something 'elfish in the propseal to remember their absent frieuda ; for on some future occasion it was possible that he himself might be eliseet from thaw meeting, and ►e should net like to he entirely forgotten. Numberless might occur to pretreat oat s attendance—el . _ . seas.—(Laughter.)—He did my es, aid without eopposing soy very ermine dereliction : fur there were Numbers who might not think it worth the trouble to attend each a meet. log as Ibis, w►o at a crisis of greet danger would be tam first to fly to the succour of their coustrysorn. Indeed there vim nu other way of accounting for their ♦b.esee; Omagh he doubted out some evil-withers to the cause would be apt to allege t►at it had suffered an abatement, brooms the meet ing was rot atientird by quite so many ea lad year. Other good souls might be thelitied to wonder w►y they met at all. They met, to be sure, to hurrah, and make speeches i and he doubted sot that be should dill preserve his character of • stasech, •rialteied, sod ithaltersble He would give them, without 'attiring—. °The Friends of the Cause who are voluntarily absent... ... , (Cheers)—Air, Auld twig sync. spew los I- Mr. FERGUSSON of Raith-1 lake the liberty of I •+. posing Slur Ire.hk of an iudividusl, who Ir.d rrailsreJ eminent for his Beady defroce of Ilse pooh.: his. rims, a..,1 for the seniors mid diligent discharge of Isis duller as la Member of the House of Commons. 'naive who were uol the delusion of captClling any good from the laboon of parked Fioance Cummittrra, might he able So appreciate On services of suck a man as Mr. Howe, al a pei sod like She present, when the salvation of taw comitry so entirely de. • Fended on she speedy recourse to a wholesome system of lissom Mr. Ferguson. read • powerful eulogies, on Mr. Hume, from • pamphlet lately published, sad concluded by proposing his Malik. Mr. Hume"--three times these.—Air, Jenny's 'towhee. Mr. CAMPBELL of K !WM, is proposing she health of Lord Erskirse, 'roared upon a ascot able and elegant drfellre of she inststusion of Juries; but utilker our time nor our limits sill permit us to report his speech. He said the iii truductioa of the Trial by Jury had already effected much fur Scotland. It ass Ibis which bad rendered our coaatry men as merciful as they were brave, sad as just an they were generous. He exhorted them to look Os the otatortiy of this iostitutioa ; never to mind its perplexities, sod they would find it was the greatest bean which had ewer bus cans. ceded to them. After extolling the public character of Lane • Krause. and his long life of public service, the prom*" ochleeirineot of which he eussidered the mom valarehfrperttA ;‘ was aecumplivired is resistance so the moat iftexminklter' apostates, Mr. Campbell gase--i vas " Lord Erskine sod dm Trial by Jary"—thrwe tines throe sod apple/sm.—Mr. My hisy,Tamwoy. Mr. MONCHLAFF &cod hardly observe, that the death et .rer Cr • ' '' . ' . . , •• P • , c ilk .ito, 4 -.-' ~ ~,,. .:„....,:: ~; 4, 1,0. ... . .. 06' limo-kJ 'c c .1 • .K~ This thy is published by SAMUEL BAGSTER, No. 15, Pate:sestet-row, very meetly prieied is owe volumes, 1. LIAM price 11. 6s. JL' 'du AHARMONICAL GRAMMAR of the ties en Aye priecipal ANCIENT and MODERN LAN- Troductios y GUAGES. By the Rev. F. NOLAN. • le this Work, the Lathe. Greek. 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