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LON DON, FRI DAte ARCH le, 1822. . _ . isimein 6015. • - PRICI 7d. • . _______ .. . i MIIATR&ROTAL, bievitY.LAN R. vogoi rimpoo. .llids total imateetion to the prayers of sCeaffseitag as easily, • f • M castl*ns___An .. 11l Peek* effaset the is he r t 1 fied f li . best t t II t made Pi that Minister lhi it '' ' : 'oft .DO . 0 b . " Pi". 11441°.:( 1:7141.11111.1 air 4.6 "Ili* I. , Ilihrelligli" .l 9 j he " Ff iell bo n Ped °to his to ezer the " da b 41 1011, 1 171 . 1 7 e. MIO-MORROW, SATURDAY. w March 16. ere awe o pera a Major Canntetnerr seconded the =Mitt& Fib IttuciMti to the mochas.. - the lituilais of pheesemeelad ommionoolallS see, them obtiottY reetWew "P H Sr I „ y I, his Ilaimte° ;Wesel' will P eden ' i said he did set feel it faeces lo my age word- a prolled nod awes fleelsay se rota e wes t h e rm .., . mite Commons should be all that they de- Loodoaderry had declared ' night th a t this .sad memo the hantemesid wawa and somainsto a r o. sired it.. THE DUENNA. the Resolution spoke for itself.• . „ . . . , , ... sika; Doe Ferdiamid. Mr• *lrma: fame diachine DOll Oaf . With MOCh dill. people of Ragland. Thas.P. best of epies as o e s t amesse Mr. WiltireaestD expressed his pleasure at OP , ' - Dm A...eie. its. T. cash . t . _ _ .._. _ .. _ . _or , . y, . i t was nenswear y, i n order . to pot mie .. disdar_ .. 7d . a e ree . may . 11* die frre:Tartof thowesotel s ing so respectable a both erf Ids eresirtitoents. fir- Dm isnot, Mr. Ile- -- - c a rs,. oho no t e). Illadauro Sr Joust Olsson said he *differed all their cult that ' • 1 Meadow SW knight. cows flee time frets the °pillion expressed in the lutooo--b. it la 0001100, to app l y the ell eorrteplibh id the ••• 4 ." , /. 4 r "SO PIS Ps*" .„_. 19 us• _.... gOOptlefed heartily ih the resolutions Which hart hex.. Iteltitett Neellstett Mrs. E theie ; Lein "' Miell I ' m "' (Hiselog.)-If they would hear hid) he would give wheels . What a state was * country then it- solidi . h • poismion • " ••••l•64 " ortoreethem. ° " 4•l " h oo . l %"" l 6 . 64o . 4 . l .••• . panimi; end would Rine the I'esii,uii his worse-at Ti mesh* Mob • • arm sere, called vemonhis ii for that opinion; if they would not. he deem) t oe when th e ft • e ,je 6e k e4 l by hp, ei fi e y , W ioodosed l a w ." socaleallt YONION.Se poser . 6 .,,,. .. - . •Newt in the Howe c if COmMenr. maraaat wag not so partial to hear's% himself ais to continoe placemen in 16. Hisses eif hy hie Realise • Tone Peridowees maid Oho lemming to raw Ilisecolgis ' • when Mr. Whitil4ed net tatam lined tag were Ms Frimipal Moaners by Marrs. Corpse.. meredithi e ssim . ;g m to intmde himself.- (Hear, hear I) -He was the last and Censuma i millenekteragmedm of p o e m - eMattleamoobee Me reams meet* else, Cioll List tweet 'mode rm..- ME L Mann, W. I. Williams, Mies theiftsse, sets Mrs. Maud. man - to contend that taxation was not Widow's, ; nagss * elfweliehlaillPitill .11 . 71** • ••• • has a haug d i F"P" 11 "0 " • shaama 'J aa ......• Sir Pelle ts , 911111•114* erh• thiel "Mae ; r•eereddr .. kra ..... M ao of the World: Sir Portion Mae. he did mo t d en y b u t je re gor d math, but he would • devisee rhieteilleaptven ' ' Bit 0 sinieS Me adn "" aaa l agshar ," / Hie • --- .,„.. 1 " . ` al . ld • ■slasmaw f. a ., miPt a _, 1 1..'"1.,,, n ,''''' nowt was received with a general sbuit .1 enlister. - '''" ' -- - - jilel Tl Loiis Gm amishimee il that Miracle+) c0•1111111i %hot it was secemary. The war was just . 00 IhnCOODIIIOI6OOI, and sie , theveseivire - n gre ,e 1 , 46 . - 7.4,: 44 ;,,7 Is Z e ,' - ' 4 l " . "'", gi artmi Z a ;7„;;;T. tie mid he hod come to the steeliest reOiew es a:i and seeemery, sod theses he was not so able a , who vote faiths Illimissese e it. The me. Minks orm e o uu s ue I. t h e ' , aka a d „„ e „ has as p o o p indiririnel freeholder than as rime who was is tah'e • Armada! as to any that the contest Coed Dot have Rio Alikeness emedoeheol iiir - bin s p rw s wo , • amkreeloweb piew.Posideeem ere minor a( Wm teriliseama any part in the disciimiosi ; yet as they lied doer 1111.47211L10YA L. CO , Mtir-MAMMISM. bees waned up for a mill* law or teeter, but this • this. Holbidgy kit • • lenge . Sr sleeve en d mlifmk* elloweimieoted a tow RenPulohle liwriee. In 11l hits the homier to call hpon him, he shitald tit To-mogßow, SATURDAY. March 16, he kn.., that it had b ee/ream/ad Up m m at e amma i y. , ormatamai , aud memo jet d e sthe .„ l- 7 . - "„ au , s .Weeleeeleirwa the tteliese soleirsa or poor Petitietters, Mot Hug forty Pot lii address them on the present ociesior. will be amid the Opera of (Flissinkjo-He wools' emy that testition sae med. sem the commix, ~ ~ c - * - 7 --- • 1 " coionat stale el Ma Cavil Lin might to whoa of • .ipolhoties. especially whew poor Fotisionee cooeithar . : They would pretest/pi think it rather extraerdiner• ROB ROY MACGREGOR.. . kodwa . L 034 We wen dieting doff IMP /0 11 .1 1 he Immo ~. 11, 411rAreellInfirt alr elher then idolisation. hebilite of iseensi s mo dm so psereare s eatiewtoiss softy** tho he shoold deems he suet dissent (mu what se Frekridi Tema, DSc sow, ; asehlei lt - hierlBlllltdimooet, sad leborionilltiliwnentadahr .111/miloatasSaff lb lir. Ditedelal I Me of . 1 1 0ibboosol Mil =Lampe • .. Hail bees se sit'y addreesed to them_ by the twortistr taw. Mr. AIOW.M . - a ,. a ... x i* were bent' ate pay. He wen'llliOrtlintineinewhisilinnt Hheminien taw int "P" 01 1 " P'w Aldereasst (Waithenati), and also Emb Mel Womb? Mr It • rememareas i t% Melt Mimeos Mewed hi the *Ake. asellieseadly ; DersOsh Mr. -Ikee %ciaj i is i •y lel4l be piiii: . IVA though Me • ussesiagiusly. 'k's of des seems; oseently la tam montry is tbioporrioolar Gentleman she •Il dr•••41 them so praPaajag the s e ary /Who Mimi kyle, 110. Linen. Uses Vas% yes* " sighed by it. He sereehwd 'defter • .. M. Su* w:Lstnose then rose and addressed the subjected to ama of semilinelfilieff the wank resod*, for its Petition few their 0 1 1 1"nbat inn* The worthy Alder- ; hoses; telde Illonfeot, Mrs. Feeds. •fross olialliglottet is-his life; his sopped had ever meetnig.. lie Said that es sae of those wino had eolliehase bee • owaiif their eposee s h re ensteihatioss op. man thought that respect and attention wee due Afratieldsh else 'Wind Farm of been . ht. .Allsairen had been made to the - signed the regaisetioa for calling the meeting. be Pliml 1 ° regnekbl• thre WPM of Comeaselll, for the Me- . from every public meeting to all who addremed 111111SINA. , s , ma 1 , 1 • mt. Doke of sod ethers. Hew.. .led that felt it esetteasory to say a very few words ; though P eSe l.",_ L el ,_ se g sse lasts." l _,Pliss____ A ssd t r.„• • ••"•""s s l them, and particularly if the party knew that Ise bp i kinoir. isms; coouia BO Y - , • a " reenetetitstinety ' • the Administrative, bet after the able statement they hod heard from the ""„ iT ie s e l t . etieene """" eftliweee.e,eve""eeemeeerwiPlete""els". ot ea ' t 444 . 14 disagreed in opinion with the meeting. He cue- et(ene time), Miss 111104114, ; Patrick, 111 c. ic e mose. (Ara time), Mies Foote; Roam, Miss W. Tree. -be eesild have wished y had iset rakes aficaseearly. wortisfillderrorso. it was scarcely iseessaary. lie had w h ir ea / eaar i a b a , a y b aaaa g a a i se o li a oog i oo fi g e o l corned Stith the worthy Alderman in his opinion of Oa meeday, the oven er The g a d s , D ere% Mr. Rhi as they 'meld have stood oo higher resod with the Mulled bat lately from the counley, and he could espeettisarm. bet ft same obentedgetemeara lamb cease the unitilineas of such conduct, end was happy that peblie. He believed that as it regarded Meister% . ems, the mmetiog. Am the dioceses. anmag she • ihe aushionmenrof the Prellewi•Pleelm of enegenwwwgwelwele• / the meeting, though they Mad signified their do- rm er-Mil Mee Beard. ch i Tawdry, 111•0100 F, or The Chartres of Me VIM. they wished to do every thing that could bees farmers was very w ee d ; he d i d u m memo bet vs. sad ••••••• wee 'ha doll (loPeetest ss . ,,..; An ___l Is" approbation of the Hon. Baronet's (Sir J. Gibbon) ctelliandse. The *hod he thewhir Chad,. Sadie, pette d , though he admitted that h a d he been is ehaellsal.baratiag. eft e r s eLloashi ni g farmer. bat th a t a l' a T eussatasanosaat ' ) aaa tbs ta n ua l r eu h • l aud a a a ususiusaisae allPa l a sa a rn't' shaas ear sentiments, had yet given him full opportunity of C. Leadae Otis GM appoessece ibis assiow)-with 'Me lOW sod his Mee. • the Haas of Commons he would have voted spies Winn imakodoions race which wasslik than ly crow „ e a „d emo s a h e .p,ib„ se d ft „„ im h,„ new mho, i f te expressing his opinion. He disagreed with tb• . them Isst.wight. and for the redaction or the two to rest 'if the present state of this" coorissord. west eta thorimoba i d effem et al LAND is tmeamerms worthy Alderman. who thought that because :: THIATIZ ROYAL, ENGLISH OPERA HOUSE, Lords of the Admiralty, but net to reduce a single The mese of nor distresses be conesesed te hr. the beim a Paellheleelt- It Ie the eeeeded eiltai•et ei rot the opiniorra of Sir John Gibbon did not accord STRAND. man of the army or navy, for those he thought were menaces pressure of debt contreeted wises oar •• Psti•ks." . sr ilim the hlemilamc muse of any 'bow° Is the with the senrinteida of the meeting. that, therefore. OURANOLOGIA. amiss Is to he ascribed So onosemos montims-mod the se- Deeessory. He contended that the House of COMM cerreney woo in a depreciated, state, but the iotereet • they were not to be aniniedeerted upon. Bat he EVENING. FRIDAY. March IS. • mono never stood . higher __ .... of which we seta , Mute eameof ihot tansies ono ally he *mend to Um west ground than they sew paying is •.esrretwey o f in. a . d iso ll y ikl ono . (Sir F. Borrltit) did hot think this a jest position ; riIItINDID EXHIBITION and ASTRONOMICAL . did. It had been sew that Missieters bed been creased vela*. This was nee groat cease ; bet in "IleemPeeistearree Ash peelheelymetneed that Hi We as- end after the various top i cs le h had been so ably which LIICTURS by Mr. BARTLEY. Awesome at Halepast this-eoselede at Tea. beaten is the sass of the malt 41•11 end shell , : sen short, the distresses melted. from ail she neraserr. •02111°0 ulte obieh hoe . _,lleallfled she leatha• int. eae•deele- and sensibly discussed, sod by none more ably than of all WHIM bad aecasioloilly voted Walla throne of tiles lost 50 years. which had been carried into • a l ea' 4ll a 'Atheist" ii. IslaslllesSi "I lk :* ••., Iri o ___belre by their worthy /timber (Air. Byng), in which hi- - ul t . et ATE' 'S AT FIOtIE t the and therefore he thought a moor Mmeeelleare remlue effect by his Majesty's Ministers , backed and Imp. . soa r'"7 l . 4 7:" . ruie is °°ll° 4 a k i e r a i llaal ibr : this ''',;''' (Ste F. Burdett) perfectly concurred, he should •MI THEATRE ROYAL, ENGLISH OPERA HOUSII, tioa was rawer proposed thee the one awe *NW per be thou aareformed Parliament. It had ter ho rs r o g, i so d r a wl y Issassaase d i s p ark . oroor , tY Matte leis StlerltiOti to what fell from Sir Jelin STRAND, TO .MORROW, SATURDAY, March 111, wtsh coosiderstion.-(Hieses.)--The Woethy lisamott 1 ,04 by the worthy Beemet (Sir J. Gibbeish *het . "Thee samba mina this spat Idnatne is • maim, asp. Gibbon. He gam the worthy Baronet credit for 4111101 ant Esteilsisessa l s' sedee she " I/ et T HE concluded by saying he bed nothieg farther to ad- the Hems/ of Gonepous bed no recent oceesioes s . Pee" bite fecet eon he ossa lberesbastesesi the ...• his unparalleled courage in telling an assembly of YOUTHFUL DAYS OF MR. MATHE WS. In Port 111. STORIES: is which Mr. Mathews will take dress to them. • by she repeal of taxes, sheen their iadepemiewee ran' debi '=" Na _....„` war ata " 49.11° " /" ...,_ I I the esii. Englishmen that the war which bad been carried *ye is Salesian the followiag Characters:-iti sots roosts, ; Mal ma isithrest o f that The ituoleicion woo them met sad canied unasei- and sympathy with the people; but sheet meoeurre mat t t, le A ., arip s; the 7; a p iece ... a „ a a ,„,, inii „ . war . on for replacing the Bourbons was a just end ne- t, servant ef ag-wert is • kniginglel"ier / Gear A". The with the exception reirstrallie Gibbon. did as. revolt from the cries of the people, but visa k w s o m e h aw i t er a t ~,, as a " ar o s i air „ a• aieep p, emery out ; that waa the reel object of the war, potoo r ifilor .,66 A li me y h e e s wiy"-isi lore t air Shiveruat The Rte. .-._. am Dacielli litel..lBllBlBllBllB wood the consequence of en appeel made ►by their own ol• les ishabilease. though it was pretended shut it was to assist our flereowerm,Geordetin to Alselrees (weed Soar); Idostrieur Zephyr. FAN* Bal let Master (11 , 14 Seer); l b Llymetyo ah Resolution, prelims it Wilk a few SOMMISIIbser• empty peeks , . end thew ruined tenantry, mei "To .he imm of Refer. Is t o he a it r ib e ted the tortort . allies, the Dutch, and to prevent the opening could of the gs Lao, is,. eat Air none.; Mr. Mark Magnum. woe estmoa • , and took us lojipmeiliiii of Sig cosni•ig from antis a t w e eter the a pp ea l w a s free- 'l k isnliss "I°6 hiss ' se " asp sat of all" gre ts el", Scheldt. Now ono of the earliest thin he ledgm, seat duo'; Mies Amekees, 1. love with the Members for Middlesex searsistrie mmonies which, whilst they have increased Me bi- er for similar. After some fallen obseevalsoire he cos-Colt : umm al Am . c ..„, have al lb* aloe tine sub...did ( . o . remember wee tutting in the gallery of the House of their conduct in Parliament, ceselediegatisitaiev- eluded by moving, shat the Petition which he held the as i s s eladsm o r:i he r oine s . mit l odate liberte. Commons, when he heard Pat's speech on that sub. 'Es opts at Saves o'Cleek; Ferformeam bogies at ing that it be_ is' his hard (emboli* ) ; the Resolutions passed ley". To ibe nos ratertaaale a.... is Is be metered the In. jest, and Burke treated that pretenc e w i t h the most Ilthl- Resolved-That the only rersaia relief dealt me ' lima i the meeting) shoght be read, Aired by the free. wane of and.. ilegeellee. her•ath Paleolialle, sad the 11111110- soveretgis contempt. He said " a war for (arming E FESTIVALof SAINT PATRICK, the the "I""ri t he .. ke s theese siese ll i; t ie f51 ,......„.. ' s lbe ese c ""m" he no . and ass r aie ",! holders, and prevented by the timely Members, .em name which l's" . 6 slker... "sssitied lb"' is paver the Scheldt ! a war for a ---." (Here the Hoe. Tahoe of Ireland, which tallest mat SUNDAY. will ;;;;, - ; . „ - s ii i -- e - ei - re s eee s ef di r a ir - b „,",,, a „,;;L th ,„ nie Z. wish instructions tersoppart it. be with enieenny le the Chapel, Ilettoo.wereet, Rolm. the by , did , a n have b an se w ag an d aa gr i sooss l y op . The Petition vies their reed OS fullormi :- ICr. MOPS laws wekseira to the 4.:04•82toDOIli, banish ter pa . certain • whet stay b . called uhel-sa Haps " she Habeas carpus as roue : named ct utensil winch we almost ' d ri „...„ a „, B ill , a 1 „a,„„ 4 _,,, „ him l a s r ,, g a, of partieulanze., The vitarbalary of the Eaglieh seem, ea which day Mess will be schema, eelehrsied, sad .....;2_ . .. To the Momminekle Ibe Commone of ad United ~." liethiseliag--wed to justify a system of eipkwoope sad se . language did sot present to the mind of that great • Illereeree delivered ere Me seesaiee by she Rev. RICHARD r"iii ‘„. c isywaseir siiid. he was denims of iiiigdsea of Good lenses sag . MIAs" 1 mei?, as seer the &agrees of the Goveramset sad the have sasaker of it, my octal solleatotly aeons weapon. 11411.11....01ina hy Mr. Letheall. IlhoelitOonj • few tegglig ono iiddeil „ et Me? "meth° 1 - ;''' .' • • • . •!. 4 of sus . - ' • Ittiosteogit .1 the dishesmt ides of that Wes pm- - Vile ourei of tut- r g i l l i tinfisight if we t. 11 Ty the weal eg gwffifilMilieteisist fie tweet lb w as. of deny at PreStret Si mai m a ta , cl iifi /1 4 •-• , i d -:„„ „ a_. eir .,,.,„,.. 1. ,.„„ kie5i _ 8.16;,_;, at u ... 68 0 . 1 ,, ma she tenor.. No 040 et this time day would ay that REFORM. speak • little mere distinctr Tt wes now NV pa w, m os p aa , 4,44 0 ,,,, ea5 . ty d r og e i r L aj te d 4 A p , M a gee ▪ refoo r ie nrae ":.. .117erlies as a mud ie j aa , thi s wee a war to restore the Bourbon family. and -.....-- years since the great Lord Chatham said that thin 14th of March, ISM.. Hon earl national worm-ohm she eerie( ollompt to &metre he agreed with the worthy Baronet (Sir J. Gibbeio MIDDLESEX COUNTY MEETING. Noose Mast reform itself treat willUth or ie would " stitwtru- That tow Pendant' have elsertelle with Me laibitot Imams is she tared of 166 , likood . ereatadm; by that es far a, military talent, courage, and glee,. be reformed from without wish a veugeotice. In fecualre 4 the deers; "berm". NWW "ets the long owl a rl•Me 4 Imbeeestleala Mittel. eaVelllalkehldelftleYw cou ld i o d i c,. t h e se o linentr t h e nav y e nd a r m y did - progressive of emathetieeal lsa.,asioe aid aims-s- 'u m altumekeety dis i ihiged an that memorable measles. Yesterday, pursuant to a Requisition . nume• Oldfield'e . flishwe of Boroogh t it w a s M e t e d. ve co aerial mi .. tk which has bee. 64 up .. lb . moor ,. ~ use peotemos es their detailed opiates, iist all make every Englishmen feel proud. Bet this as, roust] sigued, a Meeting of the Freeholders of the that no less than 470 mate is the House of I „„ na „, sttion re. sail I. *u se 4 , ati Hie *Pitiful 1440101° ' these, mew every other an i e r rostitoeioaal mealier., would weer quite a different question : military glory was roomy of Middlesex took piece at the Mermaid Commons were usurped by about 547 prises% ple oo geosestiempremsci res an 'o bo e eao st e roa. have been attempted or committed, if the People of Rochad hie thing, mud the freedom and happiness of • Tavern, Hackney, to consider of the present di*• of which upwards of 140 were Peers of the realm. That to each a system may he traw id a n the ddl e abi ee had hera f o ll y sa g swar m, r p armsts g to your g aaaan a t , country no another, i f m il itary glory had b een tressed state of the country, the weight of Taxi- Such ueurpatioa was, he hardly need say, little lime which 1 7""'"' ets 'i n "' h it "" a " u mm a e't it " r i t` a *L ° H"ne- mod has ifs 'yew*" H•••• a s Celair • arn e 111 Isl i - all-sufficiesit, France had DO TOMOD to consphin of boo. and the necessity of a Reform in the Com. than treason. The amendments be would propose which have the ve da rr ri s a i g .{.lanes, s or e"r eir es iestiir a ireral t rig:se w , asd at. st fta ldert' l ed . i the atred dis e rreg . lr o so r • tbi ;o:; .... e artlc r bi ell " of Pathwa y. II:el Bonaparte, for they were crammed with it; sod se moos House of Parliament. At one o'clock the should be contained its four very simple proposi- " Aka AA public a id print, bae,l7. lineeselmeet, also had sufficierit of it, for our enterprises had been Shea*, Garrett and Venablee, entered the room, bons. The worthy Major Mien proposed to odd to s Tires although roar Poitiers/ ft leave fee • Well dose a Tiler Matinee. woold represent to year HoneeraWe crowned with success; but we should esker:are that aeorepanied by Mr. Byng, Mr. Whitbread, Si r th e resolution a douse for allowing every male cepa- wilarseed i she dtweirard sod cantompt with which the Pia. Hower. shat eel 001 l the ealighlelealatell of the age, and the we hod not with it its usual Coneerlfilesit.-e Mili.. i Fraucis Burdett, Mr. Hobhoure Mr. Peter Moore, ble of bearing arms to vote in the election of Mem- titioes of die people here bora basted: and atihoesitt they panitiplee of pep/eyeshot.. Goveraniem, in wash de. eery gnvernment. The Hon. Baronet had stated. feel amered that no effects.' rearm* Alderman Waithman, Major Cartwright. Mr. Fa- bens of Parliament, the vote to be by ballot, aad of ' heir cealPi.let. leseeehe WC, " of a ebaa r e le the present esele of Re. that neither he nor any of hi. faintly received any .1 eon be obiateed of your Honourable House, easwilistred premesailea is peer, Honuarshle Home, hat that this seen. ~11, Ile. itc. They were received with the loudest the Parliaments annual. mitis as pram, atm they shish it • duly which they oily has bete pron o unced by the nee ti o n ogo l s n fi l g a p es . the public money---- illtPlutse by the Meeting, which was most aurae- Mr. Alderman Wateßm• g mid, he was induced .Maid not ahead .. . , to ware your Homemble How wine dad moomest the camber the mother of the present Sir J. GtesoN-" I beg your pardon. I did not rowdy attended. tystewewtewee by hie Majesty's Ministers, - who declared, ray so." The HOn. Baronet theta explaioed, Utast le come forted for .the purpose of securing ones °Pi*" the pr of iheis• laud assertures ea blilidlY gad . Mr. Sheriff GaltitiTT then addressed the nimity against which nuthiug. he thought, could g a r m i ti 'Y r'."'" a • Year Peutineess feel cooldeat that, is • estuary pee. iis &MIMIC that without a Reform, so lama maw could be 111111DODT be had said, "he had never received the assallett • Meeting, stating the purpose for which they were more tend then entering into 'rice distinctions, which em i stt wishia tt .,4 f d is s b,„ A „, mem , 0 r e.. 4 4.6., „o r y .4 i n d.. p .„A p o 0 ne l. ge . k . ft i ' ,t w i li t" . yes , p ossia ,,,,,, favour for himself or tor any other person." amembled. After the Requisition had been reed, must lead to differences of Opinion. It was seed class of society happy and satiated ion their respretimete- tress that • eciechtstint practical drasunalratioa is daily Sir F. BuitDarr said, allowing (which he inset) be requested their impartial attention to such gen. that though there awe great wader? on the rigri- boas, that the exist/sem it dime/time arid entrees me only minced is paw Homerabie Home, Memos* the necessity of the Honourable Baronet to have explained what be Armen as should think proper to address them, eultural.iuterest yet trade and innitufaetwees were be meribed to the mat-awiministrotemo of imp re•oorees, sod a Ref or m o f the Repremintation. Year Petiamers ese per. h a d rea lly mo ld, he (S ir F. B u rd e tt) would only , ' The Rev. Dr. Deana then addressed the Meet. e ih r e is:elation:or its righ Awre n ts . sod tiber sif lit i That t , ho sad res k i7 , 77 'give se p Ti n I 7 :: i rol lawn an s a l o lev dl i i aties i et t b hei s rdlstma r soda, observe. that the meeting had nothing to do wait flourishing, but lee s h ou ld be glad of an y body ing. He said, such had been the extravagance of could pant out to him any one branch that was not 5 I . s hi as erhes by sum ■ a mm lll u icre P ti . 7 broach of trade sod 144.41111 11"al in Honourabie Hon.,. eg 6 by Ma that statement. There were, he doubted not, minty Minis:era, and tech was the distress of the country. suffering. He believed this inference was drawn produce is attributable. not, a* it boa laws irreverently void, 4* i s si de s to avert she ear l. is yew. lb* sast i sasass of men whose families were growing rich out of th e that nee whole nation had, as it were, prise . gainst the • from the At of the City of London. He knew Its/ n Pr:ter/term aed N a t u re," a m to s a e Haman " yet- me l t s arum of r ,„„,,,,,„i ....i ioripitibii. *wooer oe burdens of the country that could make a similar present system of things. The table of the House of from his own experience, that there had b e a u • de- teat permed derisig au sasateral, ruinous, and imp.. la ter , h e r e by the tui tion ; to remove the s o /reuse sad well. d ec l arat i on . If i t were grai n e d t h a t t h e war were Cononims was covered with petitions. complaining preciation o f f 30 lo 40 per cent. on all stock ; /ills war. p . • a . •o f . enemies' dimentent of the people, and to return euaggewee aecessary, then it would follow that the debt mid of the distress of the agricultural interest ; a short he ' 1. . 0 " and art{- between the trimmers sad the overused, consequent taxation were also neseesay; flee he an actual loss of so much capital ; all were de- 1114 ‘ 11 . a That at P . r. .. - .X;;%.. s di in value, so also hos al it Peru i earnestl: pray that your Hoooterablo lime age the manufacturers were complaining, and pressed ; nothing was stationary but taxation, sad would sa that the people of En laud had no iv- taw enwellf a 111°1'1•1 birrelsooli soloweet that Vest forties Borer will take into your immediate emaideratiois die ark. every ot h er e l an , um , f e l t t h e p ressure o f mxsition , that, if it moved et all, it was in • contrary direction of sanely *hem obeli • meteor thinge 'mermaid, affect ; gatienisnad complaints of this Petition, and adopt such nee. teresi in t hat war-bad " - nothing to do with it bat At a former inked, when evils were complainedof , 1 ..... . p ou rn it n e tice of which . the dolkelthe which peer os roe urea as is your wisdom may comma to the relief of your te pay the 'sprints of it. A meeting bite the one from the alteration in the value of the currency. ernsamers see as burdensome is this nowt it p ro g roo d p dttloo p to ad t h e euua t ry; sad that your Homerebte he w as addree.ing, were, he contended, Mare COM- A was said the time was not yet come, the then It was hisopinion that the great cause of the prat- augers must first be overcome ; yet now, in the sure of tamales was the alteration of the currency. mem. as they ware during • loag., expensive, tad bloody Hoene will forthwith mese smelt Si examination line the war. to b ind•iag, ti- 1 -- to ---,- -.. seventh eai state of Iteperseetairea is yews' Hosourible Horse, as shall Petrol •" ""'' ":“ `" "0111""le th""' the party who were supposed to have so beand it. .. '.r of p eace, the I "'" 44te ' s `ere ant Yet The effect et taxation generally was to increase the is Set year Petitioners would not awribe them dimmers Irked to as amnia, Reform thereof. .rmuy. 'File influence of the Crown in the House p rice of commodities. but by the alienator' of the se my oeber immediate cause than the past and presitat sari " And poor Petite:leers, a• is duty hound," fee. fee. It ass the act of a set of Bereughotongers, end the of Commons was much to be complained of ; the They balm hoard, with weeder sod vier wers fax replacing the Bourbons; ist the Otte- prerogative no men would wish to see dimitinhed; c urrency that mound operation of taxation was int. of a Itilt"tia sa l ""*"‘ • a at that is the pretreat aolightened age uf political Mr. Berra said it gave him great pleasing to tier Object was to preserve themselves against Piu- meet so respectable au meemblage of his Con- , hut forfisence, the effect of shot, might be seen its i petted, end ■ we were in the state of a men who was 1 " "aii • ti l e::°•Y: i t ts t a h l ee nw be d e n . gia• e 'F r eZ i r'fr em a le de y ew N res °l 7 B f i t tbi e Aptsepli. and be ha d a t e , ~.„„.de reb i, sal pf ae ... liameurary Reform, and that war waists's - )atat • i ceded upon to sustain the expenses of 1,0001 a amt tairs7m4, sod that if s a l ls wb:le meld be r inaihnotee, weer dr- titre in being able, consciatioutly, to .support end-. It wee for carrying it on that we saw ors 1:•.e - the UPPer " ' um We bad '''''"llY got a Duke year, when his income was reduced to 500 L The of Buckingham ; some time ago he was Lord thin e would "ail "tom's& Yin"' l a th."" ' yeah to " the resolutions which they had that day passed . laud ie time of peace a 'tending army, austere ,: s g Id not be douse unless the price of cum - eon Temple ; but after serving on apprenticeship mod its and theimpossible but that every one must en • barracke, and those hiring restraints under wbik'i produce of the lend could be two"""esee lb" 4 " 1 " 6 * eltamdt '•hlehiee."9 "a alsess , ' it was of twenty years to the Ministers, he had he. rimed arch h . her . h ., h aim we for if tasalsou be thin • blessing, your !rename., verily be. ...., ~t . jetereit into the quest ." I , o f ~g r„ .u h a nd therms gemmed. All the expenses of the every. __i to me ig prices, w 1 • wa poen . Ise his Mikity's Minister. world immrdisiely iIICSVIIIMI Oa ''`. l. "".. come first Marquis, and now Duke of Buckiughans. dtetress, because when that great interest suffered, sad the todditional expense of keeping tbem PI He (Mr. Waithman) felt obliged to the worthy !sappiness dohs ptepk by an 'stream of taxation. It became the people now to make a Mired, maid see B ar one t barratke. were for the purpose of keepiaig the sel- (Sir John Gibbon) fur his attendance to- a Tom Fesitluiters would lienbly prism, to differ from every other hrench of na ti ona l industry mutt ern- what had been the cause of the evils of which they diem apart from the people; though all who had - day and foe the moll of his conduct; aware as so high all anstbarilYi sad without ellthaereastall the Ilien• I p a ktum. He ems a sto n i s hed th a t any nisi, of complained. During the war the burdens werewritten or thought on this subject, • 'greed that if a lie- and that the o pini ons he held were so diansetri- 'lliroliwo with licentiates melaiscrlr had Pea•aad tegetesa• sense could come forward to stay that emotion If t h e t ax. mending army avast be, they ought to ausalgentate thrown On the people. and it was only now that the about ' lb* d vivifying , aud fr e ur H tif o y n i o r u g ni pt:c t ita n ef th a a s t s I sm' Ss. was not the cause of that distress. cally op 'te to those of the merlin nothing effects of that war could be coolly looked at. It was with the people, order that the soldier tenet could be more gallant than him frank declaration. dee p otr V ot w t o o n u o l y t re re " r ti o : o n to rr e i c tik inlet., wor t m ea sl es . a anon were reduced to the standard of the year said that we cut • great figure es a station by means and he (Mr. Waltham's) should consider it little less greater consumption is . iif the triumphs of our army and navy ; but now ail them meressetat of life, and te. 1794, the farmer could then name his produce at never forget he ass aloe a citizen. Bet when hr and energy so congests/ to the estoesereiel aho- the price. of 1791; but at presret there were no s Ward a Aliaister ef . the Crown declare the stundite i ; Ba n cowardice to make any severe matt on his ens a %fedi the people ought to inquire for' what so urge an actor order British people. Thal • 4111Thatt Of the Aseetard. oh i ch could speech, considering the unfavourable circumstances r . a draw . h aa 5 . cuomou firma pay - a shilling of rental except • 10 7 necemle.. Y , 4 . 00 the !Der••••.f I hsrristigo. army 00,, still kept on foot. He tested, from the Tales, *lnch form ail grirrons . Inc b e. thaw iu , the osighbourhood oi large towns. 'I lie was not this carrying on the war against t enemy circumstances at Manchester, and other things, that uuder which •he made it. He begged to call the ear' s areas of life world also contribute its ape:nese elle- ' reformers wished for II government of King, Lords , within ? And when it was deviated that the army' atteutio of the meeting to what took place. isi 11 I ' m krt.! for ■ • very different ;Mr thaw de. she House 13 of C - last which he ' a 1 "y il p toss ' t h at • gnat por ti on o r t h e an d C om m o ns ; b u t by t h e l a ps e o f t i m e th e Com- could not be diminished in time of Prim. what wee Damon, night, I I I et Mat din'reat an arirerially felt. "tiding the people. The people were so inclineday applied to the discharge mons of Eneland hail b e en deprived of their due it buesaying they must belance against the uptakes thought the most iso dant debate by ford any rewrite, of the evortry is to peace, that tire pone rowing's, loud e r th e orders that hes recently takeu P° pleee. On the motion furweight in the House of Commons. It was well of the people a standing mihtery force ? The lieu, rrf the .of the hilltrefi of ilia 'slimed debt; but without exproaslag at this nine as opiate s of the necessity, and rem optity 9( . Sheriff were sufficient to protect the fire -• side sholishirig one of the Postmasters, 48 County - , • some redectioa of the interest or tbe public debt tuba greet 'wan that (warms of every MOD. o d so during the late war the House of Commons never stood higher ta Out k the Nabu's of Arcot filled some of the Besonet iidieuled the ides of S-r J. Gibbon, that The R . d G evt!eii entleasan concluded by i hlembers voted for the abolition, end lit only seamial Moloch, at whom shrine the hard earnhio a toe_ seals in el s e House.; • mov-nlis agaiust it. But it was now said that the Govern- tish industry are periodically offered tie), they emeeleermigiy of chens a cter than at present ; mid a/se t. betook, *4l him it he might Bousipurte have pet in thirty or forty Mem. • torah hareem , re unfiivossraisia batten Itet.4 ,_ red-That the various cease* of the proem alarm. meni was • cumbrous sort of machine, which could urge fur the 01/wairieratius of year Memorable Horse, the biro for the mots which were th e property of private If .-, . ..... 1 . iudinduals, end which were always disposed of to which hit Hoit. 'solid (.Ir. Shaw Weer') !MIA en cs .id.; eIIaIMUIIII expeedirare laviehrd •pisa aa unaccenrary name t " l, . felt by the ciansataaity at large, orientated ion an not be kept is motion without extremeditiary lag army le • DEW of general pram the best bidder. l'his was what required a remedy, taken up spinet. gm fox-heeling farmer. The •inproulein a m . a s- „, aos a nat , • bet the opinion of the greet Lord Bathurst, de- „ year pron . :ism woof ,. esearees--so an eau , .=d ims . requisition spoke of reform, tenet, sod distress :it resentetsue. end toxaemia. view et tared in his leiter to Dr . Soil!, was very different, I an g eat ,„ aaan , woo tans rmei g eva a ageing pe,pir, to make rep elladitare of the pebtfe gamey raised by eneetwella I t h e y appeased to Wm that the words west placed iu the Lamina... 4 a lavish d' gull of ewer' " 1 y prmelple - oft for tie ale be d 1 d the wheelie of Government worked to soften aa army as Uses emehgoierifiesilbrie gma md He concluded by amities the . ~ . . . . . . rr. di , ' A • i. , .. • li.' • e , - s,. • • 1 ... • 4: • • . , • . . . . .• . •'• . -. ; 1 1 . 1‘..: ? ; 4,- - •-p ' • • . • • , ..', - ,- ^ ,•••• 4 , 1 4 A, . I • . . .... - .. . " • •, . " ''‘.04.1,... 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