The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1822-01-28 00:00:00

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VOA ea Mt ewe poi mod &A. 36,. our., le lee Mead Ni.Walasoi, and atempisime. was skeet up Ileseblelelso i.rtba s ethississ which be had rio. relissed espidag wee she saes se di " " la Pwiwas.►L ea =f: by Ogee enlieb sees.lle IPOPOPIE swan timer et she seelsisillii Vs* Mr. Oahe es* Merit tels se She aseeeee i. widths Ms yesramibry bed areas tensed se des steesiee, arid et their ollevesmiessis is sapper, dine resolutions. NS Leedship Mee gave—re TIM Niels Sherif of Me Osseo." Mc. IL WATSON seemly closeout' she Nairls Lied thus. say isseesise M acs ..fairly. lk was happy she sereilaisiee had see ids Lordship's apprebsera. The 'Waed**, ispessaied M dray ap die Itessiesiees were im4 of see seise" tla patiseal hdrjrete. Of mons it step stew wish is de settees that should doers* the semis amity. They di this the decrees, seri thew anal abject sae r. tire Atereiesh shenieve, is she .air pseuds, they esker Iseer4 se used as per** a. refrai• he saalthig any at hareems se prilbstes. • Therms woe w sasses wheel, bed is dewed she • 01111061460 M drew ep obese Iterelseises. Amens she mimeo public reveriesf the sressattiees, tit Liter et the ateeferd Mercury had sided hi. .e bra Try. The Nook Lord here that. be was we Tory. The Iltdoser eeisht eiell slyest propriety have said shot the Devil Ares a Used. Mess ores set a spark et Toryism is his. the very mew et Teel was se Worries le his helium,. she* be frit as It be was la • sal of wasp. sbeeever sbe ease: wee applied or bias. . The .mss Sees was, " Time Cause ef Cell and Religious jibrety ail ease the w oriel" The Uri et ALIN ISAI 4 BLS thee said he lead se propose es do meeting she health of . nu. who rover appeared bee kr. then. awl sheer seise wee armee based indoors raissiat lbellepp of mem, onieresiee,eari slinks ; be mesas the he. Neal sod liiiblp.respresed &shop el the disown—(load elbsesa.)-11, burped be Weld he ladeleed is sayieg • yew modest She elsseseser d that meet arresble sad aright Pre is* thre 4 bersever belay be ash& dressibe it, he bit that be - "seams wish the heliege el the assembly, is attempt leg ' teeth. le Asher ibis, be was ia bud fallen i- soin• - invosorironsistod by • teat wed& - is his wa% Wiwi that toad mos the eloromer a &prelim non, which he had sosisety Mod is lbaiworkesof a Rev. &deism He was aware that be was mid, a Woe" expression, but liebegged a .seat's petisoir, nod** Imola mega lit establish his assertiso. A: parKet moo wee ileaeriheil t. be superior ta fear, Odle- Om. or complies; tree whose edud was retaliated by the •Illeileillesnotitodo, she wee woe to shed whose ho sue. shipped, wad to the faith which be professed; a oso.who von tree to his brethren, faithful so his frimids, memo to his eaemiekoelf.deayiiig to his ewe isiterests, at libe ral to those of the piablie—s me, winiona mageaniaows, but vet mood; bumble, bet sot mean; jar% without harsh nem • Om* in bismanbres, bet scaly lo his repliers; epos *base word yeti mold rely; whom omoteisanre could not de. !wive; obese seotheeets of kiwis's@ were she effusions of tfia own heerh-itioe whom you Might chum as a superior • MOM as a friend, sod love es a brother. This was the elm! rimer given of • perfect man, and by skis test, paragraph by paragraph, be was ready so try that of the Leaved Prelate. ({end applause )....He would pot less the emertimg stollen. More could bs a likelier* more sivailer, we • portrait lOW j•rst. He csocividell Ily proposing the health of the ROM" of Norwich, sod though it was sot usual In drink the health of persons who were stand is that sorer, he would give it is three times tore . Archdescow BATHURST retneord Honks Ise the bowsaw whirl. liad jurt bees misfereed me his veorrable relative. The Earl of ALBEMARLE odd, be had now to propose it sorest which would' giee the highest sat ascii** I. MI amend him, he meant Tbrilieehlsof his Noble friend, the Duke of Norfolk" His Noble Friend bad, Mort timer last tweeting HI that plat% outmoded at the Cor.ustiveef WS allajest% and front the high situation which be held, as she head of the hereditary Nobility of to toiletry, be was near the person of sire tiewereigo,sisd wee selected by him from his fellows to say to the pepped' than the King drama their health. How ever buddy he owieht , howe felt the howoor dose his so that iscessi..a, he (she Noble Earl) weld assure the remise, the hos Noble Friend would feel equally gratified by to pretest mark of their approbatime. His Noble Friend was so less envious to support the hammer and dignity of the Crowe or the one band, tbs. the Holds Old liberates of the People on the other. He troothilled by proposing " The health ief the Hake of Norfolk , and may to airiest hereditary Nobility of the kingdom ever think it their highest humor to 'option the rights of the people." The tow we. received with load and continued applaear. The Doke of NORFOLK rose to mere thaaks. Nutbilig could he more gratifying or datteriag to his ferlistv thole the Ter) handsome manner in which be had always bees re ceived by the meeting. sad particulaily nn that occasion. He fell the wore gratified, as he perceived that they had, oiaer hr feel saw them. easrmbkl n lnne.sed wmMn 14) cunimenomme the priociples of Mr. Fox. It was to. thaws piitiesples that they most look. if sot fur imiraiNilY for she pass, at leaet for Pleurisy fur the future.— Tbe Roble Chelrtmew bad alluded to the siteadoo wbieb held at the Conieatioe. He must eon. less that he felt pried at bens commseded to return to the people the 'basks of his Rovereige, who had jest pkdrd hinnetr at the altar to support their rights and liber ties accord's( to the priecipke which had plated his family rea she throne. He felt dm seen pleased et the situation oli;ch be ocemkiel so that ocessioe, wire be reflected that some of his arrestors bud Mee placed he sinsielioes iuluitely ke. sea teable—(A LINO. )—The days ufarbitrarp power were gore by, bet they most strictly adhere to She priocipin of Mr. Fox le prevent Ihrir Motu. He assured them that lie felt as reed of the homier which had just Wee coarened alien him, as of (my which be bad enjoyed, is the situation to ~Eich he Noble Friend bad alloded.—(Applaese.) The Earl of ALBEMARLE arm gave—" A speedy Re peal to all Lain which teed Is awe degree to abridge tbe .arced right. of mosseeimsee, bed our thaubie le thole of the •Cl' rely who signed from thils.Dnerae, the Mt Petitioa Parliament, lu foiroue of Beliewes Telerate..." Arcbdrecoe BATHURST' said, be had ie bb Gads, a imed', 'oiled a mettles of the Clergy es ilse subject al. in.lcd so, as he kk it It. duty is to de. He &saw ed the meeting diet essay of Me Reverted Prima., amen wheat was the 1t.,. Mr. Merv, had afforded hiss the warmest co operattoe sod seppe(y. The Rev. Mr, CU - 1115ER said, that as one of Show who had 'ivied the Petition alluded to, he begged leave to retire ibtoks to the tweeting, as bvlialf of biniavlf sad his friends, -. . fur the bemuse winch they had just conferred epos him. He anew/ the *nutting tbht ►e never *spied •u/ paper with doer.. pleasure, sod but %sped there was so clergyman who *meld fertile in co-ornate no •e seism •ad military • ma. sere. , . The Duke of sussex, is. proposing. the health of tie Earl of Mho mark, eapreerril his regret that the Noble Earl laid ant exert these powerful Weeks chick *ere se sell .lision• to the country, io hit peeper plaue—rie the Wiese at fears. A certain dietiogitiolied Pereosegpt had.chaisit. orison! Coo lily Meetings as farces; teet if, after the easiness of the Noble Eart sod bin friends, sock expersaises writ la Wirt applied to County Merlins awl , aright turn mg I. be *Hy serious tragedies isd.rd. Is re a r bollnd by p re . riving 4 The health of Ike Noble Chairstan," 'kith Waa *oak with loud sad eipetieued epplasse. • . • The Earl of A LalEillAlll.ll saki, that what • miss knew his ova (suits, it tree theirs) atop tenants currents( prises. Me sae errant that trreAralts Safe attellseted to him. Of tine df Mews he ergo eiosseisems. hit he was sot disposed to sebum till eke rospetatiss of the siker. The fault chick I. was glebe, 1010111WCk Si teat welts(; tlisS imputed lir ens , •,' ," 3 1 r •-• t'' . 1, 7• • ' , : I '. /, I :• f 'MO .1 ~ •et Viiti 4,14 riw iWIN libmwic IMa 6. •A ivair field the the whereby laa demotes of that ameedilliti dre had as ambition Is gratify, so primer whim le re. ' , Misa r ood to Mime Midi he mad es% that be me 111. Medway on the Noose of lAwde • sods& and • thosb.; less merlins. He did set perceive the pod which cps ( to mess ham N. He hod, it was true, hem molly It llama lammed in time may, and be did es ire this reaseemo ' OM he theinght his exertions there as., offeeeim than dee mold be no a deity debater le the Hoses of Lowde r Me hoped they mold accept the Nuke efa plans as., wits hid sis sambition hemmed • wish to held the good optoios Gad OA will of lbws who fume hies hoseo.-(Appleesr.) 11•111 4 The standard of liberty datits mood the weld." The Earl of A LBiIMARLE mid, that ha had mar to premise a tome which puzzled him mete thee say which he hod Wes that fleabag. He bad, however, one way of gatieg mat of the didieulty, and that was by at mice mistiming the came of the gestlimas whose health he smote to propose; ' Wain the gestleassa would he fatly asfleient, sod there fore, he should at met mote that he had to propose the heath of their worthy sod highly Miami& Reoresesistier, Mr Colte.--(This tom wee received with smikosiestie sp. Ploow.) Mr. COKE rase to mews Mask% but the deers of the Tweeting sieve ma lOW sad solang-cootiosed, that two scums iii•ifife else ed before the Hew. Gentleinas could obtain a Imeing. He said, it was delightful to hie &Otos% to read leet that be had lived fee MP yeses at least es teem of feted. ship with Mr. foe, whole meinory Mist meeting assembled to coulloetloo'Wes OM he.,,.. peseta; such a feeble wm, N was Jammed lefflowileg that they were petrosierd by a ' Noble Dyke of It.. Nome of Iteesseeirlk, apes whose che. Mier sod virtues it win, opmeisemy fari him he dilsee«. ' Lh og els i )o..lll Metal' also is the Glietea who melds Mead.-• Robinson witut,lW tainiejf a d e r s: 6 , position sebensliy, plaefokeets, eta ' a' is beta; Idea (Mr. Coke) sod ether . - 'lei Melte _meet- ' log, had Messed sod patilled ell woad likenasioi of" planes.)—air. Fos hod been Omelet liellem , ellhis desks( man; he me a ma of tiominshy....be me t /Red with able milk Obsess kisdness-ohe wee • resole* sad deimosioed foe is emvaptiosi—(Appeseen.)-111r. Pod hid stormed hiss ed' , the wee which followed the Itseschkemplatios, sod ea had be (Mr. Coke) atm. He had donV so because he did ale wish to smelt the Asher libertire se a great mattes. The polity ef that geese moo (Mr. itos) . was however rejected 1 Mt let these who advocated the feel sphies whkeli had hoes adopted is its stead take isi one heed all the glory, ~- ill is tbeattior all the enstatioe miring from it.—(Chan ) Mr. Fee-... • wins of peace ma nee of Mead; he, if his essasele Waves followed, would have preserved the Urn of Shammies ; be meld have kept the great body of the peps lotion from misery sod starvatios--(Applasse)—ls a word, he mold ham saved the enmity from the severe distress by which they weft at Memel enermoded, by which the country was almost Patted to etatioess. He hoped that the maw* el me reetios seal/ prevail the oteesein of mother. They had heard a groat deal of " the Pilot who weathered the storm," or as his Noble Fried had better pot it, " who gathered the stem." Where were the advocates of that Pilot sow ? Witte were the Pitt Clubs, and the Pitt Diemen? He Amid like to know where they were to be &sod is that county. At the late Comedy Hestia,. a Geo drake whom he highly respected, Mr. Alderman Thurteil, • Gentlemen whine political bias had heretofore bees the other way, cam forward sad is the most only and homer able maser declared that be had ems his error, sad AM he was now convioced of the remedy el au alterstim of mos sures. (Hear, bear!) Him Noble Friend bad stated that many o th er Geottemes would do the Make then; he (Mr. Coke) hoped they mold, sad the semer the bet. ter;—they would come over ..s by me, except, In. tired, them who were entirely fed sod soppeettud by the pcommil corrupt epees. of taastioa. If say man had, more thee soother, advocated the interests of the yeo• starry mil fanners et the country, he might fairly say, that is the manse of the last 411 years, he was that man. He had alsrays held the posmary to be the health and Mims isf the emartry(Cloreve.)—He MO happy that the Comity meeting had bees milled; from the moment it had bees ..wound, he had determined to support it heart sad Mod. He was hippy to Sad that Norfolk was the first comity which had me sesesabled; other moiety neeetisgs would sem follow it. Rut what was the fact before? la Sew. ray, dellielk, Kest, sod other commies, attempts had been made to pet • stop to poblie opinion. Om Noble Lard al the people that they had better p boom, as they week de rive more &meet from doiag so than from attending such meetings.—(Ale ngb.)-41sere were pretest oa this acmes massy Gelatinises from the seighbenthood of daffolk, sad it would he for them to understand what bad beer the profes sions of their Member, Mr. Gooch, is Parliament. That Gentles's* was at the head of the Agricultural Committee, a Committee which was a fallacy • but he feared that other melt fallacies would be cramme d down their throats as re asedies, vales, the whole of the emetics priitiosed stroogly sod firmly for relief; inks, by their active motions they Pored their Members to do their duty. le referrieg to Mr. Gaeta, he was osturelly attracted to a pamphlet which had bees lately alluded to in another Ogee. It was entitled, " Remarks es the last Semis. of Parlismest, by. sear Oh. server." le that pamphlet be fumed the followieg words at tributed to Mr. Gooch:—" Here he must observe that mesh as he differed is *Maim and polities from the Husioerable Member fur Aberdem (Mr. Hem). be thought he had by his indefatigable ladwiery sod valuable mealiest., dose crest service to the cutiotry. He did not say this frogs say wish for popularity; be owed it to his constimests to say this, heaven it to be their sentinseuts, mid be could sot re. turn to them without having said it."--(Cries of Hear!) The Hoomrable COntlemen proceeded to state, that he mold mat call the attesitios of the toweling to an retract from the speech of an ancestor of his, Lord Chief Jus. ties Cobe; it was curios. to observe the LearsedJads. •ii removing: He raid,—" What shall we do! Let us pal. Bate no hunger; if we do, God wiil not prosper us, I think the Duke of Buckingham is the nose of all our mi series; sod till the King be ;.formed thereof, as skill sever go oat with homer, or sit with honour here. That esasi is the grievance of grievances. Let us set him dews as the causes of all our disasters, sod all will ',Sect upon hies."—How personal (said the pamphlet) the Laid Chief Justice would have bees comideved, had he bees Is Parliament M oar floes! These ere the spreimess of what as English House of Commons he. bees; the models of what it resold he. What a eoatraet was this to a " me. deli Ministerial pessiomassking Cosaseitice."—(Laughisg.) —'the evil of which they had sew to complies was a dire sad oppressive mottles; sod mail that was reduced, they geoid deceive themielves If they hoped far relief. They ought le jests' it the ecstatic' of Misistera from what they had at. !tatty SOW Let them look to the situation of Itettaad; let thew observe the late policy pursued there. He bad so doubt bet a great part, if Dot the whole of the evils produced by the disorders in that country, might have beer prevented by the exertioe of a more wise and wholesome oysters of go vernment. But what was the fact ! Ministers allowed ram. met to he embed to the last extremity; they allowed the peer deluded sad distressed popelstim to go their lengths, is order to f.raish to Parliement sod to the memory an m emo Gar keeps* up the present ellistillella and espscea..ry elasdieg army.—(Hear, bear.)—He for oar believed that this was the policy purified towards Ireland, sad the amens which they would wish to estrodete into England also. He bad us doubt bat tie preset' wicked sad mipriscipled Go mrausest would feel pleased to ere disturbances similar to these to Imbed arise is this country, fur the purpo.e of ger. tog them a pretence of calling is the military, and of go. 'itemise the enestry by martial law. The Hoe. G. aiteusan rescinded by assuring the ineetim, that he still remained . steady, sad would minas, to support dime priseciptra which Brat induced his constituents to confer upon ben the homer of repreiselliag then i• Parliament.—(Lord up piane.)—He hashed them is the sincerity of his heart for ' the great kisdarm which had bees manifested toward, bin. The Earl of ALBEMAISLE said, that he had now to propose tat the whetting, the health of their City Meataers. Mr. W. SMITH relented thanks es behalf of himself sod Ida Colleague, for the homier which bad been dune to them both. • The Earl or A LBEMARLE said, that be bad new a twist to gore, is prvposing which he feared ►e should pier him self is the situation of a gentleman who *se ours relating a story iu presence of the late Sir Philip Francis, whose Mt. peluuoily of tievper was sell Ammo. The gcnticasaa eta *' i rS i •••• • • • ids NaryM a atiii.etbsal wily, se be (As l itilAillitiorlej might be spew ligliewisios; Win fir Philip sugaimed with the stood isepelielleC a Is the "me If MM. Bie, the molt. the result!'—{A langh4-11•4t Wok be said e(11; sod, therefore, he mold gm it to fir, as Leed S l aw MIS , o *list Maki wolad, coed u•sliseld prapaspes o A yrs* stdeWeetsal insl is tbe Mepreseataties edit Pew* le Parliaotess."— 'Tits toast was rersived with toed apPleuees sad drank with time limes Owe.. The Duke of wsnic me to pupae s teen, °Mel the Cbstrains emit sot, from the dilitette satisfies Is which be was plsead r zopeae to the sorodoe—he Pee,'" " The health of lier"—ectware) Lord BURY Mt honoured by tie kiod empties whkh die weeds( bad given hies, as it sigoilird their approval of his politic aadaet. The Noble Lord proceeded to pigs' sot tosstios (crisis from a prilligate enpsedisere) u the greet mum of ear gimmicky and retreschmest—a regimes re teesebeteet nay br ine's of the goite—as the only mess of silliwther peronismo& relief. This retrrecbment was set, hemmer. to he obtained without a cheap awe sod matiorea. The Get tease was, " The health of Lord fiediod, the reprossotstive of the name sod principles of Mr. Pe:"— (rphism.) The Mod mid be had raw to propose the health et no hit sent mos-4 ass wimee sane wield be highly acceptable to stl wits hems Mm, he most Mr. Honywnoil, Member Mostflrbis toast woo badly Mitered, and drank with three time three.) Mr. 110/ITWOOD monied thanks. Tie Duke of NORFOLK rose to proven the heath of a Gegillemmi, who; he was sure, would mem with the weren't gvertimes`a that gasembly, es well from his coaandims with Rea le NolnyCheirasees, as from his owe igninsie merit. He neoposed dee health of Mr. James Magelesald.—(Applager.) e=iris leest.wa• dunk with three Bens arm. Mr. J. 11ACIDONALD, M.P. in rising to rehire thuds, one rewind fish lead sad relented cheerios from all porta Of the roan. He did mot see how he staid add • ',Belden what bed beg, said by the Gannon who had en ably gene over the groefleekbefore him ; kneed he waist • loss to had a ~air ism.whick to threat hitneW. He congratulated the meeting Mt the. vigour .f Wad displayed by their lengthy t sad distiajnished M b , Mk. Coke, who had now neat news hely or fifty e %a thin service. After meth as or denoted Noonan airman meal appear bane them ' illth •Perlatiarly proud feeling of having to his utmost dis charged Ms duty, nut leafy to his condign's, but S. the onetry at large.—(Applanse.)—He did sot wish to follow ebony the links which had bees already Inched epos. Illowiethiag had, however, been mid about the " Pilot oho weether'd," or more properly speaking, who " gather'd tie 00,1111." Surely they were get there to sill of stones Ame ns bees weathered at • time inn the storm was still gather ing sod ming wend them; they were sot assembled them to prate abort prospnity and lapping' when rein was Marin every en of them in the face.—(Great applause.)— Surely they were out assembled to boast of the !Indies of Eileen m • time whirs every effort to einem not oat, the Coatingt, bet England, was is agitanoe, and likely, it set resisted is lime, to be attended with suceess—(Applesse4— Why, thee, what were they assembled for ? Not, surely, to land a system of goveresseet which was ennobling eo MOW before their eyes, bet he Ewald on say that it would have all a wreck babied. It would hive an its. perishable trophy, I. the shape of • 'National Debt, which was at this women greater dean the whole circulating medium a the whole civilised world pet together. They were mat thee to eelelente nod keep alive the real pen- Myles of Orkin freedom, and from which wily could @rise Hellish prosperty.—(Applause)—la looking to thane nisei pin, they had adopted the name of • Ina who, If out fault less himeelt was at least firmly attached to the British Coa stlieniso ; a NIB, the new airline Mien was only equalled by the landsmen of his been ; • man who, la the enures or his whole (labile!'" sever entertained oar selfish thought—who sever harboured age sentiment which did not tend so the be nefit and weffibelog a his fellewereatures.--(Chean.)--Let him, for a easesiegt, enerast the ender* sad principles of Mr. Fax with the *bobby mid slialling Conacila, the base and miserable polities, the mesa sad cowardly eseapli awes, albs preen. Annieletration.—(Cliens) —Had 'hat meetiag--ne, be mend sue that weeetimg—but had the part akes of Minster' lost light of the shifts sad quibbles by which they tried to evade suy propositivo sane by that able and bsdustrioes man, Mr. Hume, to reduce tainting— (Applaese.)—But if the Gentlemen to whom he appealed had forgoing all this, they had still the execrable Six Acts staring them is the fare in black mad white. Then Arts, however, were comperatively impoteut, for their severity enenterseted their intended operation. Unlit retrenchment took place; until the Sovereign wee told that he could genera the people without an excessive standing army; send the people hid a full nenney against the recurrence of existing evils, by • fall and efficient represeetiniou is the Commons Huesca Parliament, no pernsimesi relief could be expected. —(Hear, hear)—He would go further and stale, that if the free spirit of Parliament did mot lead to each results as these, thee there was no alternative bet • desperate tyranny, or a desperate revolunon.--aHear, hear.)—He, in order to avoid such en alternative, would vote for a wise stud tem perate Reform in Parliament. He should be awry to sea such a meeting as that he bad the honour of addressing, women without delivering its opinion on the send state of freedom on the Cunneen, for eves there freedom had recently made rapid strides.—(Hear, hear.)—They would re collect that Portugal was free; that Power, in the seeps she bad takes, had conferred opine bur present King • mows mere ginions than had been worn by any former* Member if the House of Bragains. Is Spain hoe, the muse of free siom had mule rapid advents, so rapid, Mocked, had those affiances been, that mot nee the bigotry of Feidiaandoir then about him, could Wog prevent the comities, emancipa tion of that country room the state uf 'yearn and oppression 10 whin it was attempted no be held —(Hear )—lie Italy, also, sane\ had bees .one ; that country had *early succeed. ed in .cbieviug its hinny by the most desirable of all want, that was, without shedding a single drop of human blood, . whew is came the slavish inetruments of the Holy Alliance, sad the bed of freedom wee nipped in its Weary. And let it be observed, that while this flagrant erioledina of the Mier. tie, of • union wag committed, we, Lord Luadonderry and Co. the transferees and barterer' of the liberties of Europe, Mood by mad applauded what was done.—(bbagae! shame !) The Hoe. Member, after pointioe out the apathy with which our Government viewed the straggles issakerg by the " Greeks to °inn their freedom, proceeded no observe, that out only wishout the aid of, but even in opposition to the wishes of our Minster*, these brave people were making . tepid strides is thy. sacred non la which they had em . inked, end is which every Wont man wished them ewe cess.—(Applanse).—There was one set of Mr. Fox's life while be power fur one or two years (and clogged as be had ever bees) during that time, which gave him (ale. Macdonald) peculiar pleasure. He 'alluded to the penile& of she Libel Bill ; by that 'message Jurors were made dodges of the Law, as well as the fact. Let them, however, observe what was at this neasemet in *gingen by the New Ministry of Fraser; with a piece of paper, which obey called a Charter, sad which they boasted having received from a !nineteen Knee, they were by • sweeping es likely to destroy the inter feres's. of Juries altogether in cases of Jibe' ; and if this - try did 110 i exert themselves, oar Coesiltution was also likely to undergo a material change. They were at present repro. anted badly enough, but if they did not took about them they would, in • short time, have so represeetatien at all, but would be governed by the point urn? sword.—(Herer ) These were his opining, ; and he would say, that unless they one forward and exerted themselves maelfully the game wen up. He hoped, however, that they would evert themselves, sedibat their example wend be followed sot oily by the weighleouniug nannies, but by every county le England.— (Applause.) Mr. HON YWOOD being tailed upon llse the Noble Chen nag, sung " Give sae Death or Liberty," with great air. plans.. The Earl of A LLEM A RLE said, that they had lest year . given a toast, wishing the dismissal of Ministers. Bet now they fell that a change of men, without a change of mea -1 sures, would he weeks& 'lie Noble Lord concluded by ! touring the following tumm, which was received with bid applasse—" May all coreept advisers of the Crowe meet Itheir jeer pennant is the frafral eneeratioa of the enisetry." TIN seat toast *as a Mr. Leonard, 1k Member fur Ire- • -;..mP hellrvialt liesitaa bob sabamwill e J4- 1 7 ,.. prerlia hewpiisso sad weihalief war illtilewawa • no Libert, Press—dos best bilwark w awe [l imey." lib! Earl of AWL:imam midi he had air* to respwio a tweet which be pave with wised hello. of sotestsbie aid regret. Ile was Named to tweet tbe ono, bet wee warri ha wee s.d prearoi. The Noble Chaim*. Ittiweladed fry ItlyiwlC—" Sir V. /.malt ; sod seep the oirpoorri d. .wept ciewrosseest be waited is ewe piaci* for 16 OMNI* red "—(This mow was received with withweiostie apaleser.) Mr. R. TAYLOR read a Mier from No P. Norillett, in "bid the Noroorehie Bowan lamented his kited prevented hp e AI of the mit free ettoedies the aseesing, awl cit. seeming his fall /mesmerises is the epistle foe whit they were aseweibled. The CHAIRMAN said, be mold got meets& that meet log without expressing his mistime of the late comiset of Misistere in istrodgeeig that idiom BEM of Feiss mid Friel ties ageism her tate Majegy.—(Hear ' heir.}—The Noble Earl, after se seise father obsorratiose Isemdemsgoitiog of ibis imeoure, observed, that Minium had We peer gage a step further; they hod slieusisera He Robert Mamma, an 011esr equally emsorkohle fee Ms gallantry and Asmara, ' with out eves so aemiesam..4lllsame !)—He did est mem he dispute the prerogative if the Crows. He did got beery that it wu sot going so dismiss the Gallium General hoes the service. He (Lord 1.) did net know Maher the offrare he bad eggsenitted, err the defile, he had to make. But it was fur this very erases that he objected he • enodesseration and maishment without trial.—(Hear, her.)—He nesonteis. ed that it was am arbitrary sod oppressive Art, sod savoured much of rimmetiens. He einieluded by giving " The healeb of Sir Robert rfileea , awl may the Beglish soldier sever forget his rights and deities 4 a relines "—(Angoing.) The health of Lora ssseld woe nest proposed; it was re eeiveel wish Wed chserieg, and dank wish three times they,. His Royal Nielsen's the Doke of SUSSEX mid, he hid to propose a toast, which he bad gives shun be hat had the pleasure of tweeting them ea the telehratim of Mr. Foes memory. The Aram he 'requested this meeting the ' better he liked It, as it let blui mss that is Norfolk, at WM, ' there were to ho fouled a brave yeeneasey, who bad spirit to stand up sod &feed their rights nod liberties —(Cheers.) - There might be is a neigishooriss email • set of perms* called yeomanry, bet they were sot like the yeomanry of Norfolk ; for if they were, the public would gram lave heard of the disgraceful SCOWL% which took place at Magebseter es the lei h A og. dome gentlemen bed attributed she 'modem Ws of the late Six Acts to our eagoesios with the Hely Alliance. He motioned them, Almoner they Anode new law about to he iairodeced, to MA to those who were parties to it before they gave it their assist. Before the Sit Aets hod tease the All.. Act. Before the passim, of that Act this emend Macrae Meg the reform of oppressed Foreissers. But ie amnia army the liberty of the Fereigeer they paved the way for the de *rectum of their own. Before he toacladed, he wished to say a word or two epos a report mow silloot respect's* the korgdgatim of a Property Tea. He mistimed them ageism say garb tax. He for ~mold light it feat by fem. (Applasse.)--.And why? His remise was shortly tits, that if the Act was met passed is any shape, the prisciple of its justice mold be admitted. It was • most usfortimage this( that his fries& when in power had esteemed the per imolai, epos that tax. Heron warned them 'pint the me, he felt it artessery le observe, that it would he worse thaw seams if passed; it maid he robbing Peter to pay Paul. Hie Royal Highness coscluded by proposing the followim tart— Unanimity sad prosperity to the Yoossaary of the Comity of Norfolk, sod may they keg conlieee to enjoy them rights and privileges which they hem so well how to do fersel."--(Lood applause.) The health, Nita T. Borvor, the Stewards, sad the Coss. nailleee of Maisaptineet, were drink, and Sty T. &ever mid Mr. E. Tidier gemmed darks. " The Rights of the People" was them amok with loud applause. After which The Esel of A LIE MA R LReeperased hie regret at hav ing now come to the last mat. He web sure, however, that it was one which world be 'eerie, a with the greatest pos sible pl by every Geotensan pretest. The toast was, " The Ladies of the Comity of Norfolk."—(Loud cheers.) The Noble Chairman, attended by his supporters with. drew at use o'clock, and the reasairider of the Con:dosse• grimed the room moo after. NERTINGX OP CREDITORS AT TAR COURT OF CONNIsSioNERS OP BANKRUPTS, M. 11. J. Covey, Beckley, (leak, J. Wildman, Irenchorchiorett, ornachnlal..4 3 12 U. Collation and T. Walsh, late of Wapping. soap makers 3 12 E. D. Colville, late of Charlotte-street, Porno's& plaee, pietere.dealer E. Rubinson, Laogioorn Chamber; oserdmat 2 10 J. Mather, Jevrin-street. triae.merehast T. Ambrose, late of W•terlocsplace ' woulleo-drapoe 2 11 W. Thomas. late of Fetter lane, work box mannfac- Sorer 2 10 M. Nocelf, City road, merchant 1 12 J. Park, Petrehorch street, merchant E. Wstrun, Strand, sierehaut 2 1 DIVIDENDS. G. Hewitt, Fair-mile homer, booker R. mid J. R. Towered, Fencheircleotreet, merchants C. M. Kiug,Cpper East Smithfield, wise and spirit mer- 12 thous G. U. Therkle, Fetter-Isee, fishmonger l2 CERTIFICATES. H. Stanley, of Jachboose Irian* Osweletoink, tenseseler, whitster.—J. Card, of Lloyd's Coffee-Mmarte, Landon, and of Fitarop-square, Middlesex, inerehant.—J. Wood, of Birsaing ham, broker sod gua•maker.—W. Luke, of Liverpool, invr, elinet.—J. Eaves, of Liverpool, ship bresid-beiker.—J. Wright, of Mill-wall, Poplar, Middlesex, anelser•emilh.—M. Ining• of Carlisle, Cumberland, ieskeeper..—R. Illittheonsaa, of Leeds, merebant.-3 Wells, of Mblilkaiisinsmils,* Pewee viik, Middlesex, fruiterer. • •ti r h . whit Mr. I.IIRMAIRD team Moak .ISe eest tease ireplok AleVe4piait &Ms /Os 6411pplitres • The Earl ) ALiniMkui g0b:4 1. 4.. 4 a oryze Mr. Ridliey Garter, • rimtleemie is meat &terra their warmest Zehetiee ! H Mr. it. COLUMN' rede Howell& The 'eagerly; seams were the. Irma .Mil. ..e sp. piens— Berl Om, ss .sr Friar& Ibreuxbeet I. Ned, she Where is the pristioise el Mr. Fek, befirviet NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. YORTAINOUTII, JANUARY n. Arrived the Vests, Amite's', frees Tespau for Pool ; sad James sad Isabella, A medy, from Amsterdam fur Cadiz. Sailed L'Aigle, Starbseck, fee the South Sr... PLYMOUTH, JANUARY 24. _ _ Arrived the Two Brothers, Tisehier, frog; Figuers; Cha►- lotte, Mead, from Mesaiss, with the lose of bust sad bal. weeks; Pawnee, Best, from Messisa; and Sally, Strphess, from St. Michael's. The Charlotte *poke us the 2d umlaut the Jaw, of Bideford, beating ap is Malaga Bay, having been blows out from titmice with loss of mockers, cables, and boils. IALMOVTIT. JANUARY 24. Arrived the Mary Ano sad tailbone, fitepleesator, from Hall for Rio Jaoeirui Commercial Parfet, Pirates, from London for Lisboa; sad Minerva, Morley, from Loothao for Seville. BRIIPTOIL, JANUARY 15. The Speculation, front Bilbao, Ira' been weighed and re. moved to a place of safety, after taking out part of her cargo by eating her decks. DARTIIIIWYN, JANUARY 14. Arrived the Maris, Ribbing, (non Figartra ; uu the IMtb instant, in lat. 4S. long. 12. fell in with Ibe French brig Ea pernoce, from Goadaloope, for Boordeatis, with loss of tad. der ; supplied her *hie pruvisksos die. JIIMIJART *4. Arrived the flusaireali, Proctor. for St. Juba's, N. B. hswt reeeivril meet damage vu her pussy. • I • i.A r W I }vtt.ick 1 ~,, . . • N cv• . • • • - . COURT OF KIROV RINCiI , SATURDAY, JatttaalrW. , • 1 c , 'ANDS R. ' BIRD A Sly tiTiliftli, IOMi„, ' d i m , on sh e caw Ifirsieet the Deregulator. i s , e er ilp end lopriperly repairiet • seirme. Tunnel eon, It lit Peoseke. whereby dm hoolle of the Plel id e , lteateel was throne down. At the ltill Iota& in, egChief Justice, at tilt rieldOff.l eifliegs after h i t o, • rerelictires resod for the Plaintiff Mr. RohiLiert now sired for • Ale 10 sbew eaesp.en, the verdict shield eat be set.sisiele, sea a peeeeit grew& The Defendants were the brieltlapere employed by the Coe. PAISIIIIIMP/Sof hewn" for lb* distelet. and by the Act, u t P s ,„ timbres St Geo. 111. c. 48.. appointing the Coinuissue, notice of adios is required before proceedings, see et*. stewed for • soy thing done mule, the rovers of the Au, The goateed Conearl etude toe turista-4st. The the so. tire of the alleged injury did net properly specify Ott ea, ' of selibu—sod tel. That the curie of the Injury proved sae eel diet derierell epos. . The Cisme thireglit it • tare .wf euilleut lisperte eet ta *seree further coesideratioe„ sad therefore grassed a nib NW. . . • . Till COUNT DB lIILLOII V. LORD WADIRP,III. Mr. MAintes isoved for • rile to ehoteemotte why the verdict le this ease should not be increased to twit thawed two bewared pow• We. or a taw hist granted.. It was es adios epee a promissory note fee NM : Word by the Defendant at Paris es the 30th Deernaber, lir. It we tried at the milkier after last Tens at Oeitithalt, sad • verdict was finned for the Plaintiff fur the priscepal. The Jury asked the Court whether they were homed to goo 'Merest to the Piaintiff sad the lowered Judge staled that the damages. ie the entire of which isterest was, nu, we.. Neely for their eossideratioN. They night give Uttered or set, es they thee& peeper. The object of Mr. ilaintitio sew was to bidet* lie Coen to odd the interest to the principal. . . Mr. Justice ilant.eir—K This wee • &Steed of thirty yews Mewling; I thigh pee were very fortunate is gettleg peer prieripel. For tweet, year of the tine it wield have here illegal Is him paid the principal : rot that period, thetefare, you cosi/ sot he 'witted to interest." The Leas Clime Justice warmed that he did not re. peel to have heard of this este semis. Observatioes had occurred to him eller the verdict bed bees rewind, which might not be very setisfeetery to the Pleietif lie was o mr , the Learned Gomel aeon sot prevail epee the Court to alter the damaged. The mast. *he bed hers for the Deks. dant es the tnal, said it bed bees a goodies with his, whs. thee he ought set ►istself to hare reeved fie rim Irk& ask referred. COURT OP COMMON PLEAS, Satusomr, JANUARY H. GROOM AND OTHCBS v. slit T. cHAMPNETS. le the tootle a Ise. Term lb. Defeatism is thee ewe. gained a ride tsebew eager why certain assaity deedeestered isle betimes biassed the Plaintiffs should not be set senie,m differest 'meads, hot priaeipally as there was a port of the cossideratiosAmmery "claimed at the time of their 'twenties, contrary to the previsioss of the NW Geo. 111. It farther appeared, shot is the year 1010 Sir T. Charepser, heist thew is great mist of sessey, semis appiiestios to Reward aad Garin, who were es-partsers with the mews( Misfits is the Star LWe destiny sake, fee a leas of WAHL Is order to pay elf certain sossitiee with which he mss ibis ti►desed. Ferr this seen be was to sire a large sassily Iv the .most of 2,4001. per ageism es his estates, sad 12 per rest. as eompessettos far *Wailing tie mosey. Besides this, huwever, Air T. Chempseri stated is his ofidavit that aim posses per test. mere was charged by Huward and Gibbs fur essusiissiso as/ costa; sod, dissily, t►at a single pond of the 10,110111 was ewer sobetsimially seder his compel sr Is his pommies, Notwithiesoding his herring executed (is deed of amenity. Rerjeast Loos sow shelved fame against this role ; doe which the &ethos hewing of the floe was adjourned is tlns day (aloodoy). POLICE. -...- •ow-srasrr. Or Saturday awning Willis Grans, a baler, Is HO. street, St. Giles',, appeared to • suainease before Sir Richard Birgit, rebuff/lag hies sailer the Let of Parliasseat tut wee latirm the bases' Male with sot sus( peeper weights is the weighing of bread. The Defendant was convicted is the penalty of 41. ea Friday fur selling bread short of jeight. The whoreses stated that peony-pieces and balfpesee were sad in the Defeodast's shop for weighing bread, which was dried by the Defetulast, although proved by two witnesses; sad ss • smatter of snitsfactiss sod to try if the practice war still persisted is, Peter Coolie, see of the witseenen, wren to the Drfesdaot's shop ow Friday riresiog awd.perehaard a half greeters loaf. sod on *is destriug to bore the leaf weighed, two prosy-pieces awl a haffprolay were pet isle the scale Wetted of two °races and a half, for wine! he Isla an informatics'. Sir Richard Hinge anevicted the Defeolast ie the pushy of 40s. and roue, sad regretted that he had sot outwitted hint in the felt washy os Friday, ia.teed of the neitissiot penalty of 2s. ed.'s ireisee, as be bad the audacity to ap peal against the clearest ease pmesibie, mad against the ad. net of his owe attorney. He said at MU he should appeal arliblei this eueicides, bat altered hie Wad afterwards sad paid it. Ndaund Bill wu ordered to Rad bail as a dap of bigamy. DONCASTER SESSIONS. At Ike irest Ridieg Scabies, beta of Doseester w W. 4 anday, Ow following cm* was bawd RICKAII.D &ODES MUMS, itsq. OW, THE IWIIIABITASTI OW IMUITBSIDOC. This was as appe;ll;;:glit►Wirtherd Roles Ildiars. EN. ageless a rate ass& for the relief of the peer of tte tuaroship of Ferrybridge. Mr. Miles was rated for his plastatioas at Ferry Frystoo, sear die maim sod which were soloed the nue as lard is esltivatios, lardattll k• 4441 it sod larch, above toasty years growth, es saleable osier wood. The CovaT decided, that, from the 'video(' gives, he was sot that special of wood whit+ is rateable ao lb. pew. sebirel to the opiolos of the Court of King% Doe& epee ite *object. ON SATURDAY. lodes Stuck .... g3s Ditto 800d...20 78 1 0 . South Sea Stock .. 85 Ex. Bills, 2.... 1,0001. 46 pr. Ditto smolt 4 cr. Cons. for Acc lii; PRICE OF Bank Stock 239 438} 3 per CL Red......76f 3 per Ct. C0u5...76a 76 31 per Cent B7l 4 p-r Cents.... 961111 3 perCt.N.An. 1071 108 Bank L. An. 191 7-16 1 MARRIAGE. Oa Saturday searight, at I agleby Manor, Yorkshire, Ta tou Sykrr, Esq. record anti or the late Sir Clristopherlifkes. Bart. turd brother of Sir M. M. Sykes, Bart. of Slogarre Moore, to Mary Aim, seamed daughter of the late, sad N air of the present Sir Wm. Foul's, Bert. DEATHS. ON dm itch histmat. at Bosilogse-avr-Mee, Frailes t Km Teo, soother el Um late highly distisgrished Se James Lucas Yee, IC Ou Tuesday the Sid MM. at her habit's her* 51 Is Nardisimberlsed, at the meet tea yeses, charlotte, sec"" surviving daughter ut . Sir Charles Miles Lambert Alsart, But. - - HIGH WATER THIS DAY AT LOh DON 5R11)13.. Marais' 11 after S. I grin 41 after S. Primed sad Eubliebrill al THE BRIMS PRIM bed THE GLOBE Olin, N.. 0?, Sifted, by C. CURS. WELL, of lb* Sitaud. W 4 I\