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prrsans 'who svcre preying on :Ole restr.:- Me raised front the wants of the conntty. They— A person in the crowd,—" Pray, Hunt, how much a year does Castleteagh allow you for apoutiug ?" TI unlucky wight who put this question was about to suffer for his temerity, when -- Mr. 1-31.1 N -r requested the mob to desist. A luestion was fairly pot to hits. He was nut envy at it, and he trusted that the Mob, in com pliment to him, would uot serve the questioner oat.' He (Mr. Hun) was born to a small independent property, and had never in his life been paid for any act of 1,14, vt, once that his expences as a evilness in a law sni:. w- re paid. He never hall been employed either in his public or private cha racter, and he hoped he never should. He bad served the publiejtom choice, and he found it was an ungrateful office. When he had gained tine public coufitience by his conduct, knaves came forn.trd and insinuated that no man could act as he had done from any but interested -mu. lives. He did not blame tine Mall w ho questioned -him on this occasion, on :'.ne contrary, Inc admired his courage for having done so.---(Grits of " Turn itim out.") Mr. I.luNT—" No, no ; let hint remain ; I see that mutt has been Ihiowtt at line j I hope End) conduct will not be pursued here." lie then proceeded. All Reim niers wkre taxed with im morality ; every act of !hens was blamed by the corrupt part of the press, and yet not a word was said about the grain to the Duke of Yo; k, a grant given for the purpose of separating the people from the loo} ,l Fann;ly. Tine 9MI of the lion. flilcy Addington had a sinecure of 3,0001. a year ns Clerk of 'be Pens its Ireland, flue saintly Sidmfn i th gaVe to a school-b.)y son of his a sum of 3,0001. a year ,from the public. Lord Arden honoured the public by accepting of a sent of 35,57-11. from cite public revenue. All this was the fact, and yet the corrupt 'press passed it over, While they attacked the real friendi of the con i ntty for attempting to advocate Parliamentary Re form. Earl Bathurst also enjoyed 32,0001. front the public purse, and yet those wino attempted to expose this glaring profusion of expendittne were branded as seditious 11101(CrA. [Mr. Mint was here interrupted by some com motion near the cart in which he stood. 4‘ That Dan," said be, " is in company with the person who questioned me just now. Pray make way for them it they wish to go out, or if they remain let them be quiet—let them stand in the water." The crowd seized hold of one of those persons, and in a few seconds be was gently ducked in the kennel. Whether or no this damped his ardour for disputation we do not presume to determine, but at all events there was no further interrup- • Mr. HUNT cautioned the meeting against lay ing bands on any individual, it they did so, ilae aggressors would undoubtedly be taken into custody. He had already said, that it was held sedition to speak of the large stuns taken by indi viduals limn the pockets of millions of starving individuals. ~le had licaid of Lung Parliaments and Short Parliaments, of Rump Pailiaments, and Praise-God - Baiebones Parliaments, but he scarcely knew "row' to designate the present Par liament. They reminded him of a couplet which he had somewhere seen— " The King of France, with twenty thousand men. Walked up the hill, and then—walked down again." all due respect tur the present Parliament, be should call :hem the drivelling Parliament— there was not a club of artisans in London who could not manage better than they had done.— (Applause.)—He did not mean now to speak of any particular party : let the people of England generally tollow the example of the North, in endeavouring to assert their rights—let them meet iu large assemblies, quietly, brit boldly and firmly, expressing their opinions ; and, if the whole coun t; y were to do this, their claims would be irre sistible. Vox Populi, Vux Dei—The voice of the Peopie was the voice of God, and must be ef lective. it the meeting separated peaceably, as he hoped and trusted they would, it was one out of which would grow occurrences most beneficial to society ; if not, it would be one of -the must unfortunate meetings that ever nas held, the consequences of which both himself and the country would feel. Let then every man to quietly to his home, satisfied that be had used his endeavouts to advance the general interests of the public. For himself he had received the bigbest reward of his ambition—the thanks of his teow citizens. He had grown grey in their st r vice ; and when in his grave, he nusted it would never he said that be had acted in a manner dero gatory to the character of an Englishman, at that he had ever deserted the cause of the peo ple.—(Applause.)-11e would rather die that night jib this conviction, than live for ages in ail the luxuries of wealth, under con trary imputaton. He then proceeded to state, that for tie last 18 months he had paid no taxes; he had been called upon several times•_in ;be country by the tax-gathereis ; but, at one time, he was very sorry lie had no money in the house ; at another, be bad some money by bins but really he expected his butcher and •'baker •to call,—with theM be . had contracted' debts, and was bound to psly them ; having contracted no debts with the tax•gatherers, they must -wait. Threats were held out that they %%void dis train—he gave them leave to do so ; 'but still it was not (hue. They a short time since seized the carriage of a friend of 'his, at his house, but he received notice that the tax-gatherer bad paid the money, and would return the car. riage, trusting to his honour to pay him at some time—(Cheering).—Parliament were nut the Re- • preservatives of tine peOple, and they ought not , to be bound to pay the s a xes imposed illeg Illy. For his part, he was resolved hutubly to follow the example of Jolla Hampden, and resist the im position of such taxes—(loud cheers).--One word more : 1)1.. Slop had insinuated that a penny sub scription, set on.foot at the Palace-yard Meeting, and of which licehad been appointed treasurer, was expended by Dr. Watson; and that he (Hunt) was keeping out of the reach of John Doe and Richard [toe. Now, this subscription,amounted to no more tian 4/. 14s. 6d. and if the meeting should consent th..t it should pay the expence of the cart, and . of the advertisetneats"for the meeting, he could as sure thern i that he never parted with any money la hi s life with more, -satisfaction than he should • This was a'grt:ed to, snd rode through the crowd, alter having cautioncd them against any acts of violence. An immense crowd followed him to his lodgings i►► Wych street, where he addressed them from his window, repeating his caution. Some ►quarrelling took place in the street, but nothing serious oceutred. The Meetiniet Smithfield gradually dispersed. THEATRICAL REGISTER. Performed Last Night. THEATRE. ROYAL, HAYMARKET.--She Stoops to Conquer: Mr. Hardca,tle, Mr. Terry; Miss Hat dcastle, Mrs. 6ilibs. After which, Botnbastes Furiuso. To which was added, Wut W,ather. THEATRE ROYAL, EPIGLTSI4 OPERA-HOUSE.—SeIf-SacrifiCe: Count Valmore, Mr. Pearman; Ida, Miss Kelly. After which, One, Two, Three, Font, Five, by Advertisement. To which was added, Amateurs and Actors. PRICE C) E STOCKS IHI3 RAY AT 1- Bank Stock 3 per Cent. Red 7°44/•1 s_pe; Cent. Coos. 31 per lent per Cent. Navy Ann i 054 10.11 i 105 o v C LUCK. 4 per Cents 891 89 Sfq Bank Lung Ann. 181 I 3-16tlis India Bonii...lls. I Os. 7s. pr. Exch. Bills, 2d. par, Is. 2s. pr. Odiniuni.... pr. 113' 2 4 P"` Consols. for Aug 091 70 MAILS. Attmvrt,---1 Mediu, 1 Waterford, 1 Gottenburgb, I France. Du L-1 Lisbon, 1 liambuigh. WWI WATER A'! LONDON BRIDGE TO•MOICIOIV. 28 minutes alter .3. 1 Evening, 53 minutes :A (ha 3. THE S UN. SOLENI QUIs DICLKE VALiUM ALIIIk:AT LONDON, THURSDAY, JULY 22, Icl9. We received this morning the Paris Papers of Monday last. The Moniteur publishes officially the laws relative to the Budget. The following are extracts : " Nets, JULY 19.—The King yesterday re ceived at St. Cloud the Peers of France, Grand Dignitaries, &c. and afterwards transacted busi ness with the Minister of Marine. His Majesty subsequently took an airing to the Bois de Boulcgne, " The following singular suicide was committed at Paris on Friday : The Sieur Guillet, a lodger in the Hue des Lyonnais, No. 32, aged nearly 75, hung himself in his apartments between three and four in the morning. A paper was found near him, in his own hand writing, stating, in the fol lowing terms, the motive for the act Jesus Christ has said, that when a tree is old and can no longer bear fruit, it is good that it should be destroyed.' This foolish old man had previously several times attempted his life. " CARLSRUME, JULY 12.—The Margrave has returned from St. Petersbugh. He has made to the Grand Duke a circumstantial report of the result of his mission, the report is said to be very satisfactory. " BEUSSELS, JULY 15.—Mach has been said, particularly in the Foreign Journals, respecting the recall of our Ambassadors from the Courts of France, London, and Madrid. It is reported here, that in future we are only to have Charge's d'Affaires at those Courts. " PETERSBUROS, JUNE 23.--The manoeuvres of the regiments of the Guards and others are proceeding in the Camp of Frasuojeselo. The troops who have gone through them are alter nately replaced by others. The Emperor, the Grand Dukes Nicholas and Michael, are present at theie mancenvres. " VIENNA, JULY B.—Accoroling to the last ac counts from Florence, the Emperor and Empress of Austria were expected there yesterday." Thank Heaven the danger threatened by the Meeting of Rabble Demagogues and their flagitious InstigatUrs yesterday, in Smithfield, passed off witi►ctut those .daring excesses which might natu rally be expected. Having in other columns given a copious account of all the•proceedings, it is not necessary for us to enter farther into the subject. We cannot, however, too highly commend the, caution • and vigour of the Government, - and the admirable arrangements which had , been made, iu conjunction with the Magistracy, to preserve the peace of the Metropolis. Indeed it may reasonably be supposed that the strong Civil and Military protection which had been pro vided for the Public security. had deter' ed tl►e Re volutionary Leaders from stimulating the deluded Multitude into those violent measures which other wise might have spread confusion and misery throughOut.the Country, connected as the leading Ruffians are with others in various quarters, all ripe for Rebellion, and ready' for, the perpetration of every horrid crime.--We cannot, however, but rejoice in adding, as we may do with truth, that the sleeting altogether yesterday was truly contemptible. We are assured that there never was above ten thousand People assembled out of a Population of a million ! The authors 'and abettors of the Meeting must therefore be grievously disappointed, while ail loyal subjects have reason to rejoice that the Go vernment is firm, and the Constitution secure. NOTTINGnAM MEETING.—We bad not room yestettlay to notice a Reforming Meeting which : ou t 'Noe in this town os Mona..y last. Bat few persons assembled, and the Orators were all of the low and vulgar class. Among others there was the Reverend JOSEPH HARRISON. The Mayor on application refused to call a pul)lic Meeting. The specehes and proceedings were similar to those which had taken place at Leeds, Stockport, and other places, and therefore had not novelty enough to deserve the notice of our Readers. We have• again to draw the attention of the Public to an Address presented by the GRAND JURY at MANCHESTER, which does honour to the Town. It is characterized by loyalty, good sense, and benevolence, and holds birth a truly laudable example to every Town and City throughout the 'United Ichigdom. MR. HUNT.—The patriotic character of this Reformer has been recently shaken by a suspicion among some of the leading Revolutionists, who ac tually insinuate that he is .Spy of Goviinment, for that otherwise he would not escape the no tice of the L'Aw with such complete impunity. The charge is, no doubt,, founded wholly upon the jealousy of those who are not such . glib Orators, and who envy his white hat and his horse ! ! ! MISS MACAULF,Y.—This Lady last night, at the Great Room King's Theatre, closed her LITE.- RAITY 81111 MUsICAL REGALE°, which afforded a high gratification to a very ninnerous audience. She finally, addressed the company, testifying her ,gratitude for the support which she had received, and intimating tjiat she should employ the sum mer in preparing novelties for a winter entertain ment. We hope, however, that an Actress so excellent in comic and tragic powers will, in the interim, be secured, if Managers have any judg... ment, for one of the Winter-Theatres. Yesterday, at lialf•past one o'clock, Viscount CArri.FREAGH arrived in town to attend a Cabinet Chuncil at the Foreign Office, summoned by the Noble Viscount to meet at two ; it was attended by the Lord Chancellor, Rills of Harrowby, IVestmorland, Liverpool, Bathurst, and Illttl grave, Viscohnt Sidmouth, Mr. Vansittart, Mr. Canning, Mr. Robinson, &c. The Cabinet broke up soon after four. Yesterday the Earl of WESTMORLAND had' an audience of the PRINCE ItEGE-NT, at Carlton house. The Duke of YORK visited the REGENT yes (el day, Tue.(lay Prince LeoroLn (lined with the Duke and Duchess of KENT, at IC!asington Palace. Yesterday Prince LEOPOLD bad a numerous party to dinner at Marlborough-house. 'Yesterday a Court' of Direptors was held at the East India House., when J. GOLDSBOROUGH RAVENSHAW, EN. took the usual oaths and his seat as a Director, in the room of S. DAVIS, Esq. deceased. General HoitE, Who beat MaGaßoon, is an Irishman, said to be a uativr,,f lVeximd, and an United Irisht►►an in the year 1798. The Hon. Colonel FITZGIBBON, M. P. has ap pointed the Right Hon. Lord CLAntNA to he Cap tain in his regiment, (the County Limerick Royal M►litia,) vice BLAKE dcecated. The body of a man was picked up floating in Milford Haven on Friday morning lost, Which turned out to be that of Mr. James Eddie, la:e gunner of the Fisgard f r i gate , lann - Ched a few days since frorn.Pembroke yard, and - now lying off there rigging under • jury masts. It apnears the deceased had gone to his cabin,:(and it is supposed to bed, as he was found with only his shirt on), about ten o'clock on Thursday. night , apparently in very .good health and.spirits,,and as it is j.,dg e kniust have had occasion to co.wup9P deck, a wl through a fit, or some un k nown acci dent, was the cause of his mtlancholy death.--A Ci)lnquest was held u p on t h e b o d y. Ver... diet--'e ct.....0n s ' ' Foltlid drowned, supposed accidentally. Dalton, an old and active officer of the Lambittli e police,hadyesterday a , ch a r g e p r e f erre d against re him of a serious natur e ,, by a p erson w h o s tt said be lived at No. 58, Sun-street. The case was investigated before Mr. Alderman WaiTti- MAN, at St. Sepulchre's vestry-rooni. The com plainant stated, that Dalton rode in among the crowd . in Stnithfield, and upon . the people not being able to retreat sufficiently fast from the advances of his horse, he took from his pocket a loaded pistol, and pointing it at witness, threatened to blow his brains out. The gentleman in question escaped from the manaces of the ruffian, and applied at St. Sepulchre's-church for the assistance of he police ; he then heard he had been taken into cus tody. On the other hand it was deposed that Dalton, being on account of his zeal and activity well known among the thieves, who were very nu merous at yesterday's meeting, was grossly insulted by them ; several of them calling out —" There goes bloody Dalton," while others pushed against biS horse ; that Dalton jumped off his horse in pursuit of some of them, - and being highly irri tated, drew his pistol from his pocket. Nobody, irowever, but the complainant saw the pistol pointed. The real fact seemed to be, that Dalton had most Imprudently . been drinking, and under the joint excitement of liquor and auger was hastily aware what be was doing. Mr. Alderman WAITIIMAti held him' to bail, at the same time regretting that the defend ant's folly on this one occasion compelled bins to an act of severity against a matt of so good a ge neral character ; but the most serions•consepences might have arisen from his imprudence. If he had fired-his pistol, intoxicated as he was, gelieral riot and bloodshed .might have ensued. —(Times ) Yesterda y , during the time flout was be , ng dragged by his rabble along Wych-street, a ni,:o of the name of Fletcher, of Diory-Court, (a con stable) was robbed of his silver watch : many other persons were eased in the same way. This morning, bet weer four and five o'clock, an alarming fire broke out at the house of Mr. BENNETT, near the eight-mile stone, Waltham stow, which entirely consumcal the same, besides damaging the adjoining houses. On the arrival of eugines from town, further mischief was pre vented; no lives lust. Mr NEWS. E.IsT INDIA SHIPPING. The East India Company's outward bound 014 the Marquess of Ely, which parted cotnparlY Kittl the Larkins off the coast of Portugal, was ill lot. 7. 54, N. long. 21. 10. W. on the 23d May , 411 well. The Kellie Castle, after parting company with the Laid Castlereagh, as mentioned in former ac' counts, fell in with the Marquess of Ely, and keP A I company mitt' her until they arrived off the 15 10 " of Madeira. DEAL, JULY 21,—Cause down from the Rive r / and sailed, the AJary Ann, TODRIDGB, for O il South Seas, and Usk, SMITH, for the Cs Good Ilope. HOLYHEAD, JULY 21.—'fbe Content, Dai l ", of 1-Yhitehaven, got upon the rocks to leeward t" this harbour this motning, but was got off ag ain by assistance from the shore. LIVERPOOL, JULY 20.—Arrived the Friend' CLARK, from Prince Edward's Island, in 23 dig" Minerva, MORGAN, from Montreal—sailed frol li Quebec the 12th Jane, with the Suffolk and ths Patriot ; Mary and Susan, Cu RTia, from Charley' toil ; and Barham Castle, from fle 'ilex. Mu -Four), JULY 19.—Arrived his slips Helicon, Captain PHTTNIAN, and Wolf as a Harpy cutter, Lieutenant PRICE, from a cruizei also the Joi n t and Mary, M'DONALD, front Loo' don ; and at the qnaranti.ie station, the brig tiar riet, OLIVER, from Smyrna for Liverpool ; sailed from thence the 22d of May last, left the re the Sakes, bound to Dublin, the Woodlark 00 Seneca, for London, and the Rosciits, and a schooner bound to Liverpool, all nearly lade" except the Woodlark ; in lat. 49. North long. 15 ' West, spoke the William, BAETONT, from Sicily for Liverpool.—Sailed the Freeling packet, 1 1 °‘ BEETS, with the mail and passengers for 11'M°' ford.—Arrived the Hamoaze lighter, with sta./ for the Dock-yard. JULY 20.—Arri72d this morning the Gowe r Packet, Captain G: v, with a mail and passefe gets, from Waterford; 8;1(1 the Camden Packo will sail this evening will: !te . mail thereto, IV ° its arrival here by the coaeh.ft om London. CUSTOMS' r. Ent reel Imitzrll6, July 21.—Ningery; Sinclair, St. Peter 1)111.0 ; Matthews, Garden, Rouen ; LVifiiam, Wheat:ler, Memel; Victoria, Baynes, Bari)adoes; Duckfour, Grenada; Oakes, Alderson, Madeira; Mulgrare, Castle' Madras and B,,anhay ; Marianne, Critcliell, Germ ; Duke 1 1 Wellingtp4, Major, Antwerp . ; Union, Galloway, llarlingto 6 Lady . Rafiles, Anber, Java. ENtered Outwards, Jnly 21.—New Union, Rose, Bon Charles, Grayburn, Bremen ;- Ninthle, Maryson, Cork.; Aa r wards, Sherburne, Charleston River ; John, Mainhead, MO_ raga; Hermes, Robertson, Malta; Fous Brothers, Brunket, Rotterdam. Cleared Outwards, July el.—Harriet, TuMetz, Bilboa S Mark, Witterniought, Calais.; New Union, Rose, Boologa d O Denmark liilJ, Palin, Archangel. A very fine frigate, timed the Fisgard,,, mount upwards of 50 guns, was launched frog! the new Dark-yard, Pembroke, a tew days since' ,she went off the stocks in .very fine style, the acclamations of thousands of visitors ; among" whom were Lord Cawnoa, Admiral TaoLtior" and all the neighbouring (Jewry. The ceremoof of naming the ship was performed by Lord CO' Dort. This is no less than the eighth ship that P s been launched from this Establishment within gyb e period of about tour years past, including O r Belleisle, of 74 guns, launched about two mouth ! since: • DREADFUL ACCIDENT —lt becomes our poi"' fol duty to record another melancholy and uhf" tonate catastrophe resulting from the overtno t4 jug of a stage-coach. On Sunday afternoon Messrs. tVALKER and Co.'s coach " The Comet) , running between London, Little Hampton, ,an y! Bognor, was overset in the town of Arundel, 8 " . " the whole . ot the outside passengers slashed wit , "; the greatest violence to the earth. Not one th ' th'em could well escape unbrnised, but, dreadf ul to relate, 'Mr. RICHARD PAYNE, of Noble•streets . a most amiable and exemplary character, wa s killed on the spot ; and Mr. CORDEN, a verso° holding a situation in the establishment of Mr* Moßnts, of St. Paul's Church-yard, waS S a dreadfully injured as to be eonfthed in the couotri under surgical assistance ever since. A Coroner' s Jury have sat upon the remains of the unfortuna te Mr. l'Ayt, and have returned a verdict of AG' cideutal Death," but have also thought it right tc; find a deoti,md of 301 against the proprietors the conveyance. AItRIED. hts On Tuesday last, by the Reverend James Sed;wick, St itehey Ile? twirls, Esq., of the Treasury, to Mary Ann,;lu e ,." ( laughter of Robert I;agshot, Esq., of Curry Psirell, in t' - Coinoy of Somerset. lu April last, Henry Brougham, Esq. M.P. of l ; B ro n Etta in the - County of Westinoi land, Marianne, widow o f t late Julio Spalding, Esq. ut Ilill•street, Bei lt,:ley-square , niece of the Lae Sir John Eden, Bart. of Windlestour, t County of Durham. On Monday last, at her house in Brnmpton-row, the fila 11. M. Johil:tone, second daughter of Francis, fifth 141 Napier, aged 64. LONDON: Printed by,l. B. CARSTAIRS, of N 0.29, Ormond-street, Queen-square; and published IfF SCRIPPS, of No. 7, South Molton-street, a t THE Otike, No. 112, Strand ; where Advertisements / Q" cr Ltttera, Sec. (punt-paid) must Le a.:ldresscd. r ik , ) *1 kr, rn 01, Vr„ • te,., • 4.1:.; IN„ .~ k Lt 4il ty th, ~~~, 3