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THE DUCHASS OF YORK. FUNERAL UP OATLAMIN. AVOI3III' 13. The outside case, or slate Coffin, fur the late hr. loved and regretted Duchess of Yoalt. arrived h ere hat night about eight o'clock. from London. Rs hearse drawn by four banes. It i covered with das best Genoa crimson velvet. The ornaments and detentions. escept the arms, are alifitlat to that for the late Duke of KRIM. The leaden coffin, COO. Willing the wooden owe, and the royal remains, ore placed in it by Messrs Ma LIT anti SAIIIDIMO. n.cl assistants, and the lid screwed down. The whole wes conducted with the solemnity suitable to the occasion ' under the direction end superintendence of Itir.Muini ; it was then µlaced lender the canopy, in madames for the lying in »isle this day. All the inns in Weyb►idge,Wlton,and the private lodging-houses, are crowded, •nd numbers brought here necessarily upon business in consequence of the lying is. state and funeral of the lamented Royal Umbra, and Others to pay the last tribute of re nee obliged to go to Sllppertori, and other phrees, fur ■ccomtoodatioo. Scarcely • person is seen in this county hat who are so dtep 'mourning. and the scene of such num. bets perinsibulatisig the park this day reminds us of the sorrowful seem in Claremont park after the death of the Princess ( * .MULCT'S'S. ToWNSIIIID and `ATra•. wills • oume►uas pasty of the Bow. strert patrol under their direction. are here, to pre !vent the intrusion of bad characters, whose only oh ject would he plunder, and to preserve order in the admission of she public to view the solemn spec tacle. They are stationed at each gate. The ad miral, of the public did not lake place till after the conclus sssss of divine service, at one o'clock, and they carte actonstted till half past four. As the funeral is considered to be strictly private. the g•uoats of the great chamber did nut attend in the rooms to regulate the company in their passing through. as is eu.seasary, but was managed by the Duke's own domestics. AUGUST 14. It is said the complaint of the late Duchess of YOBS baffled the great skill or Si► H. H•LIPORD. On his taking leave of her late Royal Nighties. about • moots since to go into Leicestershire. he made a most cheering report to her domestics. dust in two or three week• lane the Duchess would be recovered, ■mid she would be quite another woman. He considered the swelling of her legs to arise en. *lndy front weakness, arid not from her complaint. Sir HENRY ;aroused with the Doke. that dur ing In. abserice from town D►. KAMAN was to he called in If siecrsasry, which was only thought essential once, when Dr. KAILLIZ left town, and he recommetideri Dr. WARREN, who was sent for on the 14,1 and fatal attack upon her Royal High ness on Tuesday se'imight. On the demise of the beloved and lamented Duchess, Lady ANNE CELLE, Sierra and Miss EMILY SMITH came here ou slot loge day, her Litd)ship hsving been sent for itipress. and has never moved from the spot. The Marchioness of WORCESrEII. o•e of her Ladyship`rociaughterr, has been constant to her visits to her afflicted mother.. The Marchioness attends again to-day, together with Miss FITZROY, 10 assist at the mournful ceremony of the day. At the end of the room at the bead of the cof f in was a satin escutcheon with the Duchess'. arms, the state coffin was covered with a large and splen did new pall, on which was placed the coronet on a crimson velvet cushion. There were live hailers who attended during the admisaion of the public, who relieved each other, it being absolutely necessary from the heat of the weather and excessive closeness of the room, consisting of the following :—Ltdy ANNE Cot.i.EN Swim Mrs. KENDALL, Mrs. SILTESTER, Mrs. THOALSY, aid Miss HOWNARD. It was arranged that the gates of the Park were to be closed at four o'clock. and that no person should be admitted who was not in mourning. and 'lumbers came to coloured clothes. the notice fur a general mourning being so late when it was is. surd, that numbers could not provide themselves with black. On this impediment being made known to Mr. KENDALL. the Duke's Steward, he gave orders for the gates to be opened to all who presented themselves, as he was sure that it was the Duke's wish that all racks and degrees should be admitted to pity the last token of respect to the departed Duchess. The most solemn at leoce pervaded the whole of the extensive park, us not • horse or carriage of ant ihneription was ad mitted. There were a numbe► of sioblemen and gentlemen's carthioes and rebid - es of various de. seripiions, awl numerous saddle horses; they all slighted at the Wey bridge and Walton gates. There were incalculable pedestrians from various parts. The time of admission wits extenilid to half-past four, which was asmouticrd by written notices at each gate, which was extended still further to half-past litre, sod any who came during the eve aa i 66 g not Wowing of toe limited time, were disappointed of admission. The rooms and 'passage appropriated to the lying in state were again illuminated, and the Ladies were its attendance to sit the same as yesterday, but it was found impracticable to throwing man to the public at large, as there were upwards or one hun dred horses to arrange and regulate for the tiOltlllsi procession of the funeral. Those wily who came to Horrid the funeral, with • few others, were ad mit•rd. The sillicied.Duke sat at the head of the co(fin during the last hour iii his mourning cloak. The ■bound grey horses were •iii training on Saturday amid yesterday to drew the hearse contain tug the remains of their Royal Mistress to the clout tomb. At ten mi n utes before 11 o'clock the Duke of YOUX. accompsnierl by Sir HUMBERT TAYLOR, arrived in leis travelling carriage from Loudon. All the servants appeared in mourning this morn ing. A number of men employed out the estate Jppeared in the park with black staves. The schools of boys and girls supported by the Duchess appeared in deep mourning. except two ta))s, who wore the uniform of Christ's Hospital. in which the Duchess bad gained their admission. They mete admitted to view the solemn and awful they were 011eilltheinital in tears.- 1 be loss of her .Ittp)ol Hightails. to them was like the loss of an factional. wont. as she not only supported throe by her munificence. but kindly conversed with them, making them per. stouts oaf toys and other things calculated to gratify , them. They appeared in mourniug at the eapeuse of the Doke. Sir ROBERT the Chief Magistrate of the Police, arrived this morning to be in aiteirdarice s if isecesuary, and to direct YOWNSSIIIIi, SATILI," SALMON, TAVII/011, IftoTHeSti„ and a numerous nesenstif ~awr of the Row.street patrol to keep order. The Duke of CANDRIDOR, accompanied by Co louel STLVINSON, arrierd at a quarter past one from London ; Prince LEOPOLD arrived a kw min netts after from Clairmont. The Duke of SMIRK, accompanied by Sir TKOMAII STRPNRY, arrived at 20 minutes before two o'clock. from Keirsiogron Palace. The Duke of CLMIENCR arrived directly after. The hearse and carriages to form the solemn pro. cession entered the Court-yard at • quarter past two o'clock. The Duke's state carriage was drawn by ing beautiful greys. decorated wills handsome black plumes, with new blsrk velvet choirs bur. drred with fringe. The hamtnercloth of black cloth. The coachman. postillion, and groom to each horse, all in mourning. The hearse was reinurkably hamdeome„ covered with new black velveSeith eleven basidsorne plumes of feathers Nor on earls side, mid three ire the cruise. On each side of the hearse were the Itoyal arms, Sorely painted. At the back was permed in various colours the arms and ttt i t isle of the Duchess, the buttons of the velvet covering was orournented with fringe. The harninerrlorli was of velvet, fringed at the bottom, all tow for the occasion. The Du *acs's six iron greys drew the beer*, and had black 111/1111119 for the occasion. They were or namented with handsome black plume* ou their heads and black rosettes on their inane. Each horse was covered with new ' , diet cloth on'which was the coronet and royal arms and • groom In each hearse. The hearse was drove by the Duchess's own coach• mom iii deep mourning. The whole funeral arrangements were of the best and the handsomest that could be procured; including the black horses, there could not be as finer collection of at t i ttt ids and the co:ochre equally corresponded. the whole did the highest credit to Messrs. BAILEY and SANDERS, together wills their assistants; the order, regularity, Null punctuality which was observed', is highly to be consmended. Mr. MASK wee, as usual, indefatigable tit his exer tions its arranging and giving d•rections. At three o'clock the Duke of YORK rose from his sitting in state, and arrasigemews were then made for the solemn procession moving iii the fol lowing order : Four motes es borsebads. Twtoty.two girls and fourteen he's, two and two, beaded by their Mistress and Master. The Duke of York's state carriage, is which was sir Themes Strpory, carrying a curates on a eriensou velvet cushion, supported by Calomel Berkeley sod Colowel Armstrong The hearse, in which was the bady—oser the colbss oar of the largest sad handsomest palls ever seen. The carriages contenting the Duke of Yuan and the other mourners, moved in the following order; 111 Carriage—His Royal Higher, the Duke of York, as Chief Noisome; rieronspanied by Private Leopold and the Earl of Lauderdale, as Evermore to the late Duch ess . ga Carriaera.- T heir Royal Nightmares the Dotes of Clarence, Sasses, sad Cambridge. 31 Carriage—Sirs H. Tomas, H. Calvert, W. Gordrsa, and H. Taylor—Pall Bearers. dth Carriage--LadyC Smith, Marekisama of Worcester, Miss Fitzroy. and Miss C Smith. 6th Carriage—Marquis of Woreester Lard Atsatiley, the Right Hon. Sir L Bloomfield, tion. s Coloosl Staohope, and Colonel Cook. Sub Carriage—Mr. Mariorihenks, Mr. Greenwood, Mr. W. Lake, Mr. C. Smith, and Mr. F. Smith. lib Carriage—Mr. bPGregor, Mr. brighten. Lieurensnt. Coloarl Stephenson, Colonel Upton. and T. Page, Eq. bth Carriage—Mr. Were, Mr. %Volke r , M r . Os borne, sad Mr. Remade. ;. filo Carriage—Mrs. SiWeiler, Mrs. Kendall, Mn. Rieberte sod hags Dasearil. 101 h Carriage—Mrs. Thorley, Mrs. Pascal, Mrs. Naraway, sad Mrs. Milner. 1 tili Carriage—Mr. Silvesier, Mr. Leanly, Mr. Kendall, and Mr. Geddes. Hilo Carriage—Mr. Kell, Mr. Worley, Mr. Nicholson, Mr. Make. 13th Ca. riage—M r. Godfrey, Mr. Gibbons, Mr. La Coda, Mr. Frauds. 11th Carriage—Mr. l afull , Mr. Pape, Mr. Salisbury. The Duke of YORK on coming out of she man sion-house burst ►utu a flood of teals, all the Royal Dukes, Prince LEOPOLD, all the mourners, and every one of the spectators were much affected. The procession moved as slow as the paces of the horses could be kept under. The hells of the perish churches tolling added to the solemnity of the scene. A greet polisher of persons were admitted auto the park ; the houses and town of Weyblidge were dunked. even temporary scaffoldings were erected to let nut penis. The excelleot plait of the temporary platform in the church-yard leading ro the vault, admitted of numbers viewing the roc's sioti on foot without interruption. The greatest order and regularity prevailed. every thing being vo well arranged and managed by the police. The Duke of YORK, his Royal relatives, and a few other., sat in the late Duchess's pew, on the south side of the gallery, which was covered with black cloth, us well as the pulpit desk. The read ing of the funeral service was interrupted by the soirloing and crying of a number of females. Upon the arrivel of the remains of her Royal Higlioras et she church, they were 'received by the Itry. Dr. Haulsaiu and Sir G. Nailer, Clarenceux King of Arms (acting fur Garter) ors his tabard, and bearing his sceptre. A procession was there made into the church, and the Royal Dukes and the oilier prism's composing the procession were conducted to their places. The coffin was placed 'firms els near the altar, and the funeral service was read by Dr. I - Lukens. The Hopei remains were then carried from the church (in the same' order in which the procession entered) to the entrance of the vault in the church-yard, where tl►e burial service being concluded. the coffin was deposited iu the vault, after which Sir George Naylor proclaimed her late Royal Higheetit sty le as follows : " Thus it halls pleased Almighty God to take oat of Aim transitory life unto his divine merry she late mom illaairietrn Princess Pradr►ica.Chsrlotde.Olriea-Catherine, consort at the most high, aunt. mighty, and most illustrious Priace Frederick, Dale of Turk sail of Albany, nest Imagism to his mast aseelleat Majesty George the Fourth, by dm grace alGard of the Gaited Klogarina of Great Ilrit tin sad Ireland, King, Defender lathe Faith, whom God blew said princess with beg life, Mahal, and hamar, sad all worldly Wive mess." Mr. Main directed the whole. _ ~- ~~e 47 n1 • PfILICE. thaw-treetnet. Tomeeday Pram* Aadwase. a mum of ester, won on:, mined. charged with meeting a eniali Mid waistcoat, the gen. , party of Moo Minks, of amitiseekmtreal, li. Marylellgego i i tailor, The Prisoner it appeared, had milked Mr. Rook:s espasil boy. whir had burn seat with the things Is a gestlesami at Stark's coffee 114111.1., Carry-street ' does a m 'om soder the preimice of slessriog bins to that place. and ihen wretched his beadle and made of. The hay immediately gave the alum, nod the Prisoner was secured.—Folly committed. ISAR takonovimiirasn. CAUTION TO SERVANT& - Temerday Mariam Jellinetioaa. a ruing wise, was brought Is this °Mee. charged by dr. Davis. of No. 'I, Miseries'. lield.street, Solimiguare, with rubbing his boom of estisos ankles of silver plate. It appeared from the evidence of Mr. Davies, that yester. day morning, abort die o'clock, be was slarated out of kis sleep by a violent hawking al his imor ; be got up, and found the Prisoner in the coshed, of the watches's, who total his that the Primmer had minimitted a rolderry ite his. He was taken to the watch-house. Mr. Churchill happened to lw possiog by, and whorrired the Prisoner with a lump /shirk rod sad iirstrainewls as. named to it, so rowstrierteil as to open the ketches-winds ,w and hook out whatever seas sear thereto. In this way lbe Priiinsier was seen taking up a silver sprout ; as tieing por. seed he dropped ormeral silver spoons, sad the rod was r"" Near the l'Pois sail MIAs useful instruments for the purpose of rubbery. •-. Tire Prismier was en0t04144 fee kill. _ . . STA PPDRDS lit R ASSIZES. CRI N. CON. Theta . Anises were coerlieded by a trial which excited a greet deal of interest asoomrst Ike most respretahle people of that pert at the etteNtry. 111 was es settee of &users brought by an eminent Solicito► against his iipperatiee, a yeueg man oboes axe is little MOM them far a pigmies, couvermison with the Planitifrs wife. The dowers were laid al ,10,00 W. Several witnesses proved tints lbe Mimi!? had always eel. eJ with siltation to the Dcfeuilaut, end had introduced hint to the moll respectable society. The Plaintirs alleolisa In his wife was also staled to be such as it woold be the duty of • bambinod to pay lii his wife. The adulterous intercourse was atm proved. Mr. Jest's couteaded, that the boy, whom carer he bad to defend, should be considered the seduced instead of the seducer. Verdict for the PlaielilArpemettrolt. CORONERS INQUEST. We are extremely sorry or aumwwww, that Joh* Ana. street, whom we lam week stated to have bees shot by a soldier of the lib Carbusters, lately quartered I. ibis place, died is coasequettee thereof us WeJoesday last; cativo bowie& Mace our last, takes place. The reasaias of time unforiamor loam were intererd yestreJay fussing; sod we regret to kora, that $ widow cud Iwo °elms hum 10 is bewail the elauchidy mull. A Coroner's equesi was yesterday held ea the body, whets. after an lowest Mallow of same hoots, sail an exiissiostims of several witnesses, a ver dict of Walla Merektr was rammed aipiast the soldier Askant (mu Ashes, as lam week stated), for the offesom-.. .. As CoLOONOUN nod TUOMAS MORTON. two foe borst he former lied 14, tbe letter I it. earn of the late -Mr. 'MORTON. of the St rend, and grandsons of Mr. C. Sony. printer, of Nu. 1. Clement's btu, were imsk in g in the Lea river on Sunday evening last, they got out of their depth, and not knowing how in swim, the latter was drowned ; the former. who struggled hard to save his brother. was res. coed from sharing his fate by a lad who was passing at the time. The hady was nes _Gee minutes in she water. but no eventuate was head to restore animation. Yesterday mousing the body of a yourag mans ill a Mate , of lily. was picked up by a waterier's steer Waterloo-bridge. in the River Thames. Upon inquiry it was aiicertained that he was showman to a cheeseinotter in the Strand. who went to bathe. but bring no swimmer it is supposed he got out of his depth and was drowned. A large order is said to he in town for the pus. chase of saltpetre for the Continent, hot we rather think fur South America. As, however. it is not allovresi to go direct to that part of the world, it is highly probable that St. Domingo will be the oaten. oldie tirslistalion. By the Duke of Kent packet, arrived at Pals mouth from Lod 00000 , we learn that though the di*. content of the Portuguese hart reached Cu slarusiog height, no popular commissions had mkeu place. All ranks were tosindiently looking for the return of Merphal BIRBSPORD born Rio Janeiro. in the hope that he would bring directions for smeliorating the pulitical conditiou of the people. end thus obviate the necessity of resorting to measures similar to those pursued in Spain. Toulouse STORM.-011 Sunday se'imight, due. ing • severe storm of thunder, the spire of St. Mary's church, in Castle gate, in York, was struck by lightning. which dirt considerable damage •lbreio. It is somewhat singular. that thus is the d time within 80 years, the above spire has suf • d faum a similar cause. The seco u d accident o this nature occurred between eight a n d Moe lock is the evening of the 91st of January, 1798, snowdhog a severe storm of and hail, whet, the cli lightning, which was accompanied by tremendous thunder, did much injury to this beautiful spire. A tremendous hurricane overtook • party of Gen. tlemen and Ladies, on Tuesday last, on Exmoor, io the way from Lyinouth to Mein-head, which lilted their carnage from the grouted, sod obliged them to hold by the furze stumps, to ovoid being blown over • precipice tow the sea. Fortunately ore other damage was sustained than the loss of parasols sod lista, which soared on ill serial excursion, leaving their ballast below. Two of the party were missing for upward. of an hour, and at length discovered prostrate iris ditch. On \i'elliresday last, a meeting of the inhabitants of Sheffield was held "to consider of the propriety of congrat ulat ing her Majesty the Qu eau on her arrival in Who country, sod on the lithium and mognitnis miry she leas displayed under the arcusatious that have assailed leer; and at the same to express Omnr attachment to the illustrious Consort of his present MAJUTT. and their fervent wish that if sire ha. been foully calumniated: by base traducers, she tarry, aided by truth sod justice. finally- establish her innocence." JAMES ftANON, Esq. was called to the Chair, and a series of Resolutioiss were pro. posed by HEIIIIIT WHILAT. EPq. which. were elm& __ . - . moody carried, sod an Address • Qussit determined upou. The at the Town Hall fur aligned by a number of the , other inhabitants of the ultimo , V • • • CELESIDATiI)II 011 • • - MN. LiaIBTIIII'SELKCII.PIC oceoutsale. attadtwe 9. A very sonteress and higidy reametahte hay rf Free. holders of the Comity of _Durham,meteor in Casesheael and its arightioarlis dived together skis mush/, hose. kbr.lb she late triemploard thaws of halos Gersege Lamb lon, of Lambs.. Hall, Eaq • Mr. Deawasoes far Nerthisnoberlamid, we. le she (Asir. Mr. Somfessie set ea kis right; rem his left • chair was tong kept assuccepied for Mr. Ilroothans, hos Se was permitted from atteseliimg by is. disposition. to she deep regret of all present. Mr. Williams, are her Majesty. CANagel.l, Me ow Sir. Latialdost's The dot toast was, " The Kier. red stay he Were fuer,t the presespka which placed him faultily oil the thruese."... Thee times dime. e The Qom,. May she receive justice; sad may the eadestroora of her reeellet. to recite prejudice spiral bee before trial, be without s fleet" This teem was received with she warmest applause, drank wish enthusiasm, and Sol limed by three soinseted skews. Mr. BrAtimone would now propene • team, obis% 'mere pertienlarly endowed she abject of their .mewing. Their feelings soil his were in unison no she ortbkrt. He alleiled M she choke of the fres-huldero of Durham ' she intrepid neuter of freedom sad itsdepeodeure.—(Lonef applause.)-. They had prated that wealth, she intlarace of she Cliorelt, avid the patronage -of Govereasent, were exerted without effect to operas the voice of isteleprodettee. They had pen. moaned their owe voice, sad proved idol, own force, with an tires that coold wit be readily forgottes. All the arts aril effects derive-4 nattiest Mr. lainbion end the ;admen. deuce a Durham, hail reatilril 911 1169111; Wile used ,• mud the result was now coateraptared ass snimseseent of she disgrace mod fall of their ',pimento, and of their Some mad beemor..— Metre )—He eseigratislated them epee the ho. *our they had acquired to theasselvra, sad thedolvarseige they had pined to she twoustry, sad he propesed " 31r. Leatkiker nod the Independent of the Cusaty of Derheas." (Neirshereas applause ) Mr. Latenvon—He had indeed bees anxious to loom an opportunity of addressing throe to whom he weed so meek gratimele ; sod to some did he ewe more gratitude Clone to the lehalmetanto of this past of the county. Earkissiastie as their premieres bad bees, they had reiterated she pledge, mod he had curse to regret nut One stogie ewe which lie had bad a prospect id obtairiing—(Chases )—They teeM not there. fore be surprised that he felt anxious to avail himself of the Seat apperiontiy, after rusruidg from atiendisig his duty in Parkeenewl„ to meet them and to shank Owns. His Homier. able irked bad alluded so the aseenteas weight of opposition r ignmiss which they hail triompliseily struggkil. The pa stime.' id o'6En/en, the to/menet whisk (be was going to say, had beet. piroomised) ought to be possessed by the =be whisk fierce and sermerth of such patr onage and had hems canted spines him permoally, knowing dm, if they defeated him, few individuals would either feel lie duly or choose to oppose the.—(greet opplesuse.)..4l was use that scream gleam those to whom be alluded showed es mock seal lia place him where be mould kilo effectually oppose (leis measseres ; for, its Parboil...l, or out of Parlianorat, he should always eadeamser to de his duly ; bet he could more effectually ewes* their schemes in the Hoeft of Getemoits—(ifppinemel••• The mutest be mold esevrr fatipt ; he should he dead s. every afFectises of gratitude wed to emery obligiehas arelety, if he did nut feel amid emideavuer in repay the homed seises? nedactive seal which they bad displayed it. dieseling*. His Mew Priced had said that their efforts bed recoiled est she... ogees (their eppaiseets). They had, indeed, recoiled on them. selves; they appeared stunned by she retail; the soy was as romplete. the paper so lasting, deal adoilowe soy tiles 111 pamphlets had Meet eusreed even the 'boogies of Dr. Phituress. He really believed that Mr lo Me miner abstained from striking she Snit boy be met No wee had been cot dewy on the Bishop's grounds —me experinseets bad Wee windows losemtarere.—(Clem.)-eßiss the lien of ske Collage had awoke from this storm, sad they would he sorprioed to hear his arse efforts ea Askew the dew. drops free his 111111/e. Why, it was so get the presidium, of a mews-rum ; it was le place ate of their Irina& sol the ponied priseadoessee where he could preside weer the tleslimies of neeropopers ; she seseik, the seam, less, and the fats.; and oppose the liberal and the Wile rtudiesµ. The effect was tu bassists from • raideng.enom use of the hest vehicles of isforiaatio, she lleofseame. Ms tressed that they, she issilepeadeat freeholders of Due. am% bed bees inure oubly employed ; that they had been ameselidatiog the meals by which they bad Piste' she wit ". n e a r toppregimee was sot to be repressed by the. Waage of eyeaphsals amid slave*, whatever price might be olleved by them.—(Applonee)—The v..iee of Sweeter bed pagetype l i sue mremeth, nod cleft to its foradatiois she steel. Wing idler of their esiessies..—(Cfrest 'pokiest )—Suet ow sun &taro isireaaiwe wield he their spurts, Hot, cooduet, and Weir sereees, whether he should be the wit** af their . Midas oe ell—they would prove that w-alth and in/ware mold never obtain power with them is a bad came. He , shield awe say a few words on general polities. The Sur. , sign of Parlositeees bad dose little for liberty—indeed it had met pawed without blew, aimed at the peupk's rights end balseests. yr alluded to the Snitch jobs, wls'..eh excited gr. disgust w og iodignatius. In ether respects the Seamus bad been • Wasik. Many question. of great public interest end imputatme had beets postponed un account of one sob. jets, which weeepied the feelings and the passents of all Eng. lishimen. That subject was ilw painful and the punctilious subject of the Queen —(.4pplanse )—Whatever way that subject terminated, it could not terminate favourably to the tranquillity of the country. .Of her Majesty's guilt or immerser, he should say rushing, because be haste no. sh og . Bel dos ye did know, that the preetirdinp *picot her were the most setoroalmes the most repayment so the priociples of justice, sod the most pregasat with stem sad dagger, that ever bad brim before Parltanteet,er that este bad bees proposed by a base awl corrupt Admistioiratinn— ! (Longuinflaned Implorer )—ln the Leeds the preeeediegs had beer ably, though unaatocesafully, cumbaled by Waco who bad stwaysilistieguimbed themselves in advocating lbeir liberties. la the House of Commutes a greater blow shwa on say ether uceasioo had bees gives to grew haps wed Cosanottees He bad cordially esiocared by vote, but there were there frame *ppm-wadies affueded, otherwise he shoulders, have bees wanting in declariag hiaseutionessta, although he always conaideled is NM, waste of tiseete ail. dream segment's fur litterly or justice to ais useably of whom so vest • preportiou were sees thither by improper seam. The edictal of a list of wiesesses, of site places of effuses charged, sad various other steps, showed she truth of his etmervatioe—that she proceeding' were peepteet with isjustice. At Gus lime the proccediop were ju dicial; then they were legislative. As escort was always pat, sod reedy es their 'object required.. Seek pre. ceediup owe moss degrading to the character oldie Legiw totem; mod if they had been properly admitted le his Majesty, they sever meld have received his cooeuesence. Ministers were systematically betraying the King, for their sole object was how best to keep their places. The fluent they bad used WI a WIWI of puling tato pac e; they could wit, therefore, show her away it once; therefore they Bret offered a price ler her Majesty's infamy, thee they slips. lased a compromise Wieser her hantiite and public jam toe; from And to last it was a mentor most saparalkleil hijnelice—a Deese that bad sever been equalled, mad a sues that never world, be trussed, whatever might be the stale of this constry, breams a precedent.—(finiere mipkturas) , -. The Mot. Geodes's, then staled, that she aaiseepevarela., lien Is COOketts Register respecting hint, as it Mt had re.. fused to prism in address because net Aped vith Mewl reopectakillty:was tepidly fobs. Ills worth" friend, Dr. Lutetium's, prenested the Address from lanelerland at his desire, humus he lad peauttasly kit tureerie Hs blew of no vast of superability hot arising frogs impropriety of eoedect. Thou were peeentr Mildgmt; 2:l4llity who spent • hag life is .seise FINIS 4 aisd dialeess webeerviest to their owe ladassesi who replied to parrot complaiets by whelqliniss of H. hefty ; who charged these that were gmaded Si .imsel. by distress e t long wee Vssli4se . dame .a slam** Witailttn• respesenblllig" OM •lIIIMS Mhos • oeisusemPlONlo , egpiirm 004lownete t! bod ad, - = r a~.,~- : boo poetesses, Mete ols4e suld• et in view. he chile steer meters tit Ids &fitments elms, Ih4. omfortooste redeem bus plriße. science. sod. he belieurs4. of Ms enostitseois.—r Mr. Le 11.1•11 the imiepemleone Oust scummy, iossobsior reason had utesteedlast to We for two members • of tbe rusty of I .—astl had emiessootrut be jossessed the irdepeodeore-4, bras dausted by eliottitos to gift . pueleaily or stoutoi. those that refereed le coolest it stalked abroad hoped, however, dirge shmil, some blue Weed side too The toast was drank BIIAUSGIIT rein for the iedepemienco Were missed away, sod the the light bat inisellievo desk —!Appivt pendent choler lepreerui Northomberlsod.—(Applessie H.sr.wnAbr (I sulk. it.. tier explaiord se goad length why It had ~raised to prompt we Address so she %wee.. The seas *wow moiled displayed Jennie!, amour, and timer, wilethem he possessed rare farthios or omit asiltian, woe eitoglit respectsble. Sot he had need fists Worms of jimmies, soli vest, too ales, toe sesmitive sod Monabhig, - equally abhorred sad avoided soy Airs that prejudge, fammoralik er modavemeralite.. abhorrence than tee dkl evilest the Queen. A Bill A. crimes and its pemilahnient wss ahlarreot to jostler, oppbuise.)—He cooli only a very sincere sod anentive know frogs the armoires ooh follow respecting Parliamentary beginning, bat, if carried, m effecinal @measures. Lord Grey's health vise Mr. Lutimoe marred 1. wish drrisga lent/ life in the never swerved from the 'trefoil** miwripies which were in people, mid is defeere d t try.—(Appleneg.)..-He Ise coons, in 'sleight*. If s very beg gime. withal Nature., Noble Lord wish she greatim •el oppfeast.)...They tame proorediog, as he tow arm, Amid standing op wish ILorm hie duly wilhoet prejudice (Neel' nor ealmervirot to tin Imoded jimmies towards both. Mr. I.IIIIIBTOII be Savo Jolene saileactiiie . wield introtlece iw ahem -hat whom he hoped ship *ay pumessed Mtgoppget their etym. 11, ~ea/ emblem • We hie WINO* is. his iwg , ptelfegelesi a heremetird his bled far freedelis; he limit et the law amiss, and cam geed wishes of the tnhabiteata, meets. Who soother Meehan occur too often, he hoped his nod frinaipli, either at Preebril the bu5....-(lllimie elf Appholialej rammed hit bi timid the Sr __.rases hissitettlim people, and of Chet treat and porasommot meamileit woe PAWS the pewee god .insloprmirmice of the binminat depesidalisse -111temovis Pertiansmit. lie proposed, diriehos,, Mr. sga, ..Ilignia"end. as gewermicd with . the olmjileht or the • maims .41seliegallhe Irramint of Premittio. . The seem was demob with three times thestrigid WNW 17 mithiniestic applause . . • Hr. Wltimitatie-oGretinnen, I Umiak yme.etiry ceedialli 404 very sincerely far the hoisewe you have dere une—au !semen of which I set immiweehy. The minsiewsmos .of the. pjg l linnientr, wmih she olden a shim inerios e heimhatia, since my moat is esvoilimill in sowjesmous with, .ehle Most popular hismagh in she its whit* lOWA • coutesied election. I niimpaielnas you es t h e mimbreedivided sad signal victory oboistd by say Heisheir aide Meted la ihe t.re gknlnes imm e rse tar 1 1 pseibeneossa victory which will ant dimly have the game. I.of perprioalisia a mat le him is Paeliainewt for pow dm tioteighed tinily, as Wog ea be holds the serno.petisesphia, which 1 believe .wheilleilelmeeeyea is mm. lot impee limene te j e tb e isig ae. ...f . ground. On No whir secsmatio nos liNt elisitromantey sem, immediately sod directly at issue, browses *Moe woo ono lea d t h at eihmaser is. wheirver Waa l aye, and wliateime • ill he, le right, if they can an minis sheer pigegeso(ahmtir e litispafer)—and these .6, sot Wings the gentereimmes lot thiukeog so, hi lino that' them is a wisregely fora Milano and reimachnient (firoat eppleess.)...Vime leis smear... mid were was the goisod mons Jimireity. made. its ground of straggle sash es power, penesile, and piscoo. the victory is • most nolo. tot, god hoe- Iris I bow um shit stop-faction ; from @high rot oppineighe air not yet recovered, and I behest (my Noe. Violet will sneer one for 'familia fns hise) - ibil 'Wee .ill ((Atilt elvers)-11- as out a tetti• whimsical, sod WM • Mile absurd, In find those, whose opposition has do sty It. woorable Friend as high, appeoliwg In she skidoos of low eaceitora, herpilig of wind that !hoes of our sots mess whow we esteem beet end admire wawa. had hems the great anthem of oprit,•km, to hamelli ibeir miantry. If irbstrins his happened to be, most coattail, to be, Min iihimneosey a the dispensing power ior the Crows, the bearlhoefila Misr. Chamber, should still remain All those opperasto moons (not of enterule. but of desorgethems) were gut trot of, toe by kndiag and insonifyinc elinievry is, his by minrectimi what is found family or noisdnemitree.oo(Loset magi* e,•-1 prams poor es.Mkrtw su sty Hipoograide Proud is, be mum lig is not see of the imiaveamed•Gabseeses, who neilea. emir to niaielgio, woe she Conatimitiew, het fist he which U II 1 11 fl • ~~- tomes) to her majesty the ems, its distress artskaa Irma • hoar u. The Address now lies asks or fur their besselit), with swayers signatures, and is already Th aw „me e w°. withal awls, aiasn.- he honkers, merchants, an d had brew istanstionio brine she ilacr.—f Leeds Mercury./ fresisos of R. tone Woes Parlitimati. to ely. Mw siAs peeper 1.10. lOW'S al • esseesewe mike Hwy.., bog hr Iced is hoe& ▪ eddyes which eusl.l st..l bs. 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Mth earth . !so a gessilevara seol busses/. yr *lord *hen war owelo i mid renew rot isegessuity, worth, &oinks Moistened se Mr. Visilissos leer }.ll 'bey *ad law:pv*4% one) • rookeries loch addle era* ims the is sairsie and diesparim'shisteres os t....(Apptetiee)ss•bee. ~sllfrles bad east estelikess its she aeon wrPstross I earned writ bin she aireelitir sibitoots, sod she wrist of bawdy*, ~sow sworn{ and it eveshireset pied his Irked owed.. asps. Vestige se Nearer Wad, ter Use Mom 'ipparre.)l•llllbreirver he elierid br Hwy Rain—(Appitirso)—oat I. NM Nippon' M seiposion ie its its. s.d gonesoe evicts, by opplyiest remedies. Comißating suety witb she propM, m a dm* 'milled writes bee said, it treaty mob a. eictat when n is forced, it is only a eepis whales so on retremil tongtemr. . ...Oboists 41 applaure.)—lltelpist ms Ilie Ititilaimoiti, en prieeiple. of. wry ilen Mend, yes eriersied him it k year ilepreecotelive is hattegam, sou iherifitre year tints" is ergot sod hsporhout. 1. 0 file 1.- asosied Matinee of my Leers* reined (W. Ihreophan;. sod I grieve that he Is. sal elm sopparassity OM. ing you here—his - obilhiee awl Settoithr lon ell *Mg; end ti you have hard him- yoo ssiy tisn Omen gear* ition—it, minergoeme atthat attesteryr two ow • macho am railed trim me go age er elie i.pt opiseks • of the Cives. 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