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THESE art 'to give Notice,' that on Thursday; the instant, at nn o'Clock - in trie Forentnno, be exp,;...ed to P f7lll, ..1.11,14 at hit Najettg's I ring74rd, rptilid, sundry Lots of the f IJN ollowing .- 411111. 1 46FAI3I: Ift/VISIONS and STORES, /Ow lying in et' Pread-ctoit, Floor, Floor Sweepings,' Roisitm, %ice, Pr.:l , c ; .ootoleal, Ilalrelloll3e Sweepings, nutter, Cheese, Zopr, Pork, and Sod,; Candle Mores ; Bags -rrt. - - and .cazori3utf, Puncheon, llngslie,t4illorrel, Half koits(lead, 'ask„ Bum Poucheon, IC's!) "Pierer and Barrel Stai'vgsl Ira SLIVVI ; 14eadilfg, and (ICY ; d • b 'At" • 111.(plantity o . re ou ; er o ine Pipes, and 11'0:‘ Tierces end It ; and 200 Toils of Ohl Iron Hoops. 4 1))40.vit t i 251. ik'r 'tut, is to he »fade uptin the tuitaunt t r c gormt at the time of sale, and t, l le remainder of the par- *horse-money :paid. before the Stores, are reinoveiljur which putpo i re period of 11 working- days will 6e alloired,front the dao of later ifigy'ers partieulai-lo alisrrving,,that ys it less. thVt 04 0 44 9 . .11. 4 4f glitalgil,974 I.444fiTtylop th e 1 ' re sit in. 9 witiziAl tele:o4 seam days, aA I teg ii rema.a er .4 f-e sr , *C3« following 'War,. litherwtsethe depositlnoney will be and"thevitroiridoisi. or 4tores ,rcnt4i»ithe ProPerly of ibe Crain, as 2to eziension of time will, ore any accoast,Ze panted; , • . • . -14 ; This DAy were published, ' ' Fansbioraely printed Three Vkitune+i, 9vo, prit:4 P. in butr4s a New , F A lition, beinptlie Fourth, with a.. 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SARACEN'S IJEAD'INN , , SNOW.fiitt, vm,.;ommoN TitAvEL,wlso. 111.11 E LORD EXMOUTH, a POOL and RINGWOOD new light Day Coach; sets oat from .the Saracen's Ifeatl fon, 8110 W-hill, London, at half-past Five o'clock in the morning, and arrives at the Liindon Tavern, ,Tool, •early. the , same evening, throttO, Farehem, Alton, l'V4hestev, Iloinsey, and 41'ef he re- goest'ef the Fithabitants thiskoach runs in a day front Pool, ‘71.34)"V"P% &c:; previously to t hisCoac 4 stwtin g , Passengers were obtige;fro traVerhy night. - The Proprietors will entlea- Veer to te Merit ttIV ut those Friends Vhu have desire toleittppart't his Concern. iSOLITFIAMfv,f,)N, Lymington .Winchester, and Basing stoke New Four Inside Coach at in the Morning, to the GeorgeinQSatititampton, only tithr hones us the road (breakfast in. kticlise and dine at Southampton),--'Phis i s tt most delfghtfuFrirttreyance to the Isle of Wight,, St. Ma loet,s Hatte 11e. Ovects t , cherburgh &c. 'WEYMOISTII,Dorchesiiir, apil • 13itsidistok itiTt, Post ever , Afterievin.;at, Three. lire Weymouth Paelets tu Jet 3ey, Chet Sr-Malott's, &c. lie W. i V.,11.1.00 New l.i;.;ht Four inside Coach to Leeds, Itrsti ford, and ail Pa rt.t of.the'North, , ots nut et Tao a:chick iteelieoltteTineei, and iiiviyeiwitAlie Golden Lion Inn, Leeds, neat Y.vettitie; at Six o'cloc;,, throtieti Stamford, Gran tham, NmvarkattAJDontnister, .flisiii3COlscipiciiitended to nu, comtundate the Towns at Leeds, Ilia ford and Vi eittity. It will leave Leede at:thtetiatelereb iti tfiu Afternoon. Paeseligerienny.cpOniciitt come tteLeedsfroin those. place, ritellie lit' taiidAtPearly 'or setefinliKet __The OiMPjltr, New Coach, only tine Night on the ICOatf, carrying Frtir 1114tdi!s and Four Outsides, arts trut , twerY , Day•at.Oile (44!nis - v Itt*i.tlJorAttiyerpool nekt tvening before Seven o'clock, ily . Dunstable; Wobere, ILO'llibary,' Northampton. Wel lora,. •Luttetworth, H ),,thelstoini, Lichfield, Stone, NeWCastle, Kut:tolvil,• Viirri'ngtott'and Princot.• • - GOSl o t,Nce,s M.‘IiLLIOILOU6II Litigant ;Post Coach, thumigh frimget ford, Newbury., Beading, Swindon, Ati- Sinn, and Betriebeyet seta out ut $ . e.1.14 4 ,5'5e105.1; i n th e m o r n .. bug, itereetee et Nlavlaoroligh to diiitter-7iiinfieitable • ant ey imee for'.tiesee travelling the West •(Wed.'. ExT.TER, Plymouth, mouth, Dorchester, nitaioutti, Partinotttli. and Salisbery, New Post Coach, r ku.ry fit Siz ()Weed:, through I I imiton, AN I1)i nstcr, Brid port , B t am !. nnil Btgshot. Only one night out between Lnailtmand•Plyrtiontli. • HO"tCN, Spalding_, Petethormigh, Stilton, and Hunting. ikon, new Royal Mail Coact,, tattiont everyLvenintr.-.-Cuashe* ftoutPoitoil to Soitsby, Lomb, Grimsby, and Hull. c BATH and BRISTOL Plying - Past-Coaches. through hip eenhaiet, Caine, and Matlhoeuegh, every Atterutean ; -arrive at Mr. May's; the'Greybontel luu, Bath, aisd'the Londittei Tavern, Thomas-street, Bristol, next Murning.-4toachss to `Willi, Bridgewater, Taunton, tic. LEEDS new light Coach, called The Rockingbam, sots out Every Morning at Bight o'clock s carries Four Insides only, rash goes eemarkably easy, with a Guard throughout. Passes through Stamford, Newerls, )4.ttford; Doncaster, and Ferry bridge, to the Gulden Lion, Leeds, neot day at noon, Not, withstanding the uocoontion ilxitedition of this . Otteh, it is ailokved. to be the, mosv. .; eedble ici4 complete Public Con 'verattee on the North Road, being unequalled to Accommo , 441 . 1 i it by any other. Only two guineas inside to Leeds. - GLASGOW, /...angtown, Gretna-green, Atman, 4 Dembies, Thornhilly:s4tniuhar-I.itn. , Calnuock, 413 ,1 sill parts of Scotland, daily. Newcastle, anti EdittOttrgbiNew Coach, performed with. a Ci tad throughout; sets out crcry Morning at hall. tast Sie o'clock, by way of Newark; itetfurd, ifittloaster, Dar- Northallertim,. Durham, Mist petit, and Berieieli. • Vissengees finding thenvsulves fatigued from the length of - tt bej ‘ inyint.y4. moy test what time hey plea , e, and then pro. • .;cell on without any additional Fare.—.l. Barber, the Black bran, Coney-street, York,. tilos Coaches to Sunderland, se-arhurough, Whitby, and other places. 001114 Northeave, Howden, Thorn; and Doncaster; Pnst . C o 4ch t iverylfurning at halfrpast Six, to the Cross Keys, tlariset USIVITOIt'D t Fitaldesdnui Waltham Crass, Drox kortie,, an.; Nl'orolley, each every Morning.. BltlocigNOWl.ll'atellValealßott-Cench, every Evening., CARLIsLE, Penrith, null Whitehaven, ost-Coach, goes • with Fonc and a (iMud all the way. hoses through -11 rough, Appleisv i Greatalstidp, lt , chtuond, Cat terrek • ‘tetherliv, Aberiord, Doncaster, and Gran * than) ; Olic neatest way. ,bi eighteen miles). Sets out every Atarttine-, and performs the journey with Ththe greatest y. • Passengers detained ott the Itoad by .business or plea ten e, have toe peculiar advaiitaue of their Scats bring se- Luvvil in the next Coach. ' - ! l.tirli.H.P.Ool ft Warrington, KroWard, Stone, and Litch field, Ivost Coach, 'called The 'Eeineve, e very E reo ik ir oiclock.:to D. Beothertoti's, .Sanieen's Head Inn, Dale _Liverypol. Guarded throughout. 'AVSkiIiX:FII6 I ..D excry ~Mut oin g, at. hal f.past• Six. ctiEsTr.n. and PAIIIiGATE new Postsienach, daily. ECLIPSE, a new.. Flying PosteCoach, to feel,, Sunderland, .114,Semestle, atoll v.irtics Fair Insides only, every Aftiiii`inin at Two o'clock, by way of Doncaster, Grantham, bad SlAtt»fOrd. Litiezister, Preston, Kirhy-I.onsdale, Boltiiii • • timirtley; Ot task irk , and CionAntig` , POO-Crasher, e,ve:tY4l-t► ci -flutjttott Fire o'clock. Guarded. • ilitiTtEittAND, stockfint, ;ktia Yarni; new. Coach every t'' CeOrael,tu, Siotith,rland. MANclir.S'lT.lt, Cotigletott, Newcastle;Walsal, ittl4 , Wolrerliattipton,l'ost..Coacli, every ;Wei no Gnarded. WellitigiOn and Shiffital, Prist-Coaeli, " 4 itiftt RaYal Charlotte, every Leeninget,:.Flve. tio;Litted• 13±It4IINCAIAM lercury Post Cs ach,. with a Guard, sets nut er&r:AtterriOnii, arid .relciteS'lrtriiiinglunt, -next day 'at Noon, h iss es by ()Jaunt, Shipstone,. to the Stleactufs itead, lull -sweet, Biviniughesi. . ' dolltprral) and R.otherinith Pest-011dr, called the Rock , OPER, Deal, Idargite, Ilittisgett; Canterbury, Fever thamiKliationsWeittl Kteibeater lust:-Coiteinat Mousing and Afternoen, vaasertgo.es and Parcels'boulted for this :there Coaches at the New 11 hitt, Liotass:l4ilar s tii,ALLEANE B. Mt )ti STAIN and t u. respectfully acquaint Mew Frienithlimd tiro that tbey till lint,ine.ttecolititi thle for an? p a ,,,,,,a 4 or 16 41tagai of Lours than F ite' • P tl 4ll-4 irios,t, stolen, or daiiiatTed, ordeal etift reit at • 4 ' lol ftipt . p4iti for accordingly, at the Sara en'; 'need, Wu, : • MEDICAL BOARD, CHARLOTTE HOUsE, rhocrons coorbm, M UNHOE. and DUN-. CAN, PAysieians to the Medical hoard at Charlotte Honse, Blackfitars.road, hate ascertained, that upwards of 5000 Patients arc, cured annually of, prevailing disorders, that hundreds were in a distressing state, owning to quading themselves, and by consulting men ignorant of the profession, who (Nevis's the public by specious promises and immoral ,id-• vcrtiumeitts. Eauptionson the head, face,' and body, ulcer ated throat, swellings in the neck, nodes on the shin hours, naisis in the bead and linths, frequently- tasan forAhe then matisai, swelled swam, and nervousAlehility,. are diereses, which appear years after, and the couseipienees of improves treatment. • Drs., Cooper, Munroe, and DiltlCAll, are consulted, fi'am eight till eight, or by letter, containing a , fee; and tlso Poor have advice on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Sundays, till twelve o'clock.--/c here is a side door and private malt fat Females. FOR COUGHS, COLDS, ASTHMAS, AND CONSUMP.; TIONis A rtINDBLIIS IMPROVRD JIALSAU OF 1 - ONEY., This salutary Medicine claims the attention of the Public in a very pectiliar degree, as' it coMbines all qualities fur eradicating ythe',.:Atest violent Coughs; Colds, Astlimati, taut Conskiniptions,, without ex posing the inraild to danger; ye obliging to confinement the persons tatting . To exputiatcuilts extraordinary virtues is perfectlitinne cessary, as the 'Gott trial tv.1441f, it lots experieured with hill a dis cerning Public, 'is the hieettnrilicing proof 'of its very SU pstriiir efficacy. Aksonic the very llllll,ll,l.ool.tOicitlWlllolWilieli Ike Proi ctoi csotinises tik rrt rive of the benefit the safe; hitt invofidrterive•s framthis .Medicine, is Ulf following letter ad dreised to him : To Mr. Itenry Conilell, 44, Minories. Aladras, 1211 ; May, 1816. have been in the middle of...the year itit4 attached, wittrieveictatarrlial symptoms , : "the, tastn4 tolAtie end r of the.lepr, only disappearing for ki short interval; again re turned with greater Violinice, with the athiitiott•-of violent' cough, pains iii the Igensto•ery fregirent tch4•rxltug in my throat, atilt did - lenity of brem hi ay. Phis iiidoeed me to seek medical aid; but fitutibg'nki relief from the aid liven, I ivaotH brought to keeonSetion of yr , o4 Improved Balsam kif Honey, ‘;''‘'ltieh I have thltieri oeetsionit last to the iir,•wir time. 1 hart t4l WAN* that it greALIY, app ea sed. and afteti,-;ini, otitelt cored my riule.iit . tough s and got , instaiAaneati , relkef iff the ', ,, bvezing awl ditiitnity. 4 breathing. Being Abs,irous - to li.t eit quantity of your `prove Liaison, Ly thy. beg you wilhsenkl four slotteit of the Os..Cki. size, rti,ecteLl to me, to the Ore of John Carruthers, FtSrt St• and inclrisod:ii au Order on 'Thomas Coma, Fig. and Co,ol yoiti cityto pay for the same. 1 am, Sir, your'utiedient Serrant, JOIIN JEREMIAH. Cundeliss Improved Italfinni of Honey is prepartti (only) and sold bv Henry Conde'', Chemist WO DrVggist, 47, ruffles, in'boitles of Is. fist, 6s. 04., ils, 6d. ditty included. Alit:), by his Appeintment, by J. Evans and Slat, Lang•da l le, 'West 0.) t hoi 1;,--hotta fur the *opt)) , of the Country ; unit retail by Worough; Knight, .Nntion FJlgate; Wright lUsd flointelt, Ilorough ;150itiatn, Cock...hill, Ratcliffe; Ward, 3114 v liolharn; liiititon 0110 Co. tti . yinarlict ; Si rad! i reg,:" florid 'Exchange (litopolton), front of the Uoyal *lnger ' Ibo, Oxford-street, oppdsite Bon d-street ; - Tyee, Hattan-garderiptlockran, Grean. wioit ; Stiakeslial4 a"; itatbethithestreet ; .11utter4e141,173, Strand ; and by one or more reputable MediCine Wintry* its e ve ry , T i m* its tht'.l,lriltcd 'Kingdom. `fake notice, _none 4an het genniott irnswhikt are signed ut the hottolo the paintiget iik b4rid4fitini. l " - i . ~, LORD 60C: II itA NE. ,'!, I :Inge 1 ' TiV0....-..—.. . , A numerous Meeting was yesterday 'holden-of the Citizens of - Westminster, stz3iiid CroisP , sod Anchor Tavern, for. tbe, pttrper of taking into COnsisleretion .- the pieeent sitir.tion ot Lord , . t vcon . eitied , ii" Pei -MANE, and this propriety o t . a tbsiiiption'of one permpessh .person to , pax,ttitt e of„1001., the sum which his Lordship had I been sentenced to discharge. Minfitiiien,-beiog called to the Cbaie,stated the objects of the Meeting ; ,and subseqeentlythe Resolutions were read by Mr.. Clery, which were to the following effect : ' ' That it Was the tmanimons opinion of all pre sent, that Lord Cochrancwas not guilty of the .crime imputed to him, of fraud on the Stock ,Ex change ; and that the new trial, if it bud bien granted, would, if any further proof were neves* ; rsartr,•:ltitstr.trilly established his innocence ;. : that hislordship, while in prison, l‘nd been so badly : treated that ,his lift: had ,been iii danger ; that' the punishment inflicted . ror the last'otlate;#'of 100/. fine, was by far too severe; .iiisal Ilsaf4henllieeting was-warranted in this,: eonclus r ioq, : by.,the verdict . of .the dinvecommending his Lord;hip to Jim.- ey ; that or 1 e ver atpersons si) had li ' l'''in't y ''vh • •es taped from .the King's 13etieb4iison e 'stout 1).40• beenlpanbdied veitk so - Toppi) ; severity ; tiA • Lord Cochrane,; that the excessive fine which he had, been sentenced to pay wriS4siing to the dyr....:r. tulued part his Lordship had tilteit• in :suppom.of the rights; and tiberties:of ,tite, (.;lize,ll!3 P,h.Wfst - , m n inste and that a subscriiniou be opeped Of „ one penny each, and not more, for the paymilit or' this fine. ' ''' :• - • . , I virt Another string-of resolotions, of e ttiMk . ‘ liir,; bat of greater length diets the'former, were etce: wards read. A Mr. WA!. ty , in an OrtitdriCal strain, atiii4eti„, that this rtitet4eing he-tutly.a. preliminary, ssifixioon snore numerous and pel,iie .assernhly iltplace! yard., IliF,re Lord cochrrtne's cause miglit be die"-- r • cassedin ti inti)lic way. • A Mr. Bai.D4KY 4tootitled4lie rittstion• r Before the gnestion, was put upon the motion, A statement by f,oed Cochrane to Mr. Brt,Tks,,of his o Nil treatineo in prison since the sentence Was passed on ThurOlayilait,- Was, feed by , Mr' . . - Cleary; The substance-4 it .witi , as: follows :,-- Having refused to comply with the sentence of the Court, because his Lordship considered it was in direct 'valiance' with the verdict of the jury, be tritictited the 'tipstuli to teke . ,him into, custody, and to . carry Wm hack to prison, but not direct ing them to go any 'unusrielt rood, he proceeded down NVestiniuster-hall, but had not :gone far before he was cheered bysome:of the by,standers. Upon this,; is Lordship wits,foreibly dragged down au aNyin to ac!iiree...bonse, and was there kept ten tit the people on thi rinetirdE iVelfril4idiiied io , dt-. part, by being infbetned that the fine hell been paid. Immediately he was pot into a coach, and edified to the prison, and upon his arrival was placed in a room its which there wAs an iron gnat ing, and which hisiLordship bad termed, in con- sequence, the grated cloopher., In the evening he expressed his surprise that he was thus kept a close , prisoner, and was answered that it Was under the Marshal's directions that itelwas so treated.',4he ; next morning (Friday) he was informed by . oqe of the officers in the prison, ,a Mr. Brooclicroft, that the Marshal had not yet made up his milid t.'llat should be done with him. At-this time Itis..Lord-, ship was very unwell, and Dy. Buchan : soon afteo called upon hiso, found he had a p.dpitatioll at l,:s heart, and was otherwise'Very untvell.• Atter har ing prescribed - what he'l lion& necessary the Doe •' fore tor went away, b u t h a d not boo:long gun;: he - fore Mr. liroOch er a t returnees, and informed his Lordship that it was intended to remove him to an apartment in the middle of the building (a room C u t the "graundliOurof thestate-house, and which, in itself very damp, had notheen occupied for three weeks). ,lierernonstrated against being removed in the present state of his liealth;qo snob a clfami: bee, and requested IVI-e, B. Ito-represent his4so,l9 the Mershel. That gentleman accordingly went, but it seems did not stseeeed, fat his Lordship was soon after informed that the Marshal had made op his mind, and thatst 11 o'clock next morning he was to be =loved. To_ this message his Lordship ani. swered, " I wont." When at breakfast next morning he was told, that it was the Marilies ori. tiers that he should be removed; it witsdbrentenad„, that if lie did tioteomply„ he should have no breek fast , and his Lordaltip was ordered to gM:,.up . tlie ' kettle. Finding 411 his endeavours in V411+,14404', obliged, to be led to this room which hed.been. 41400 to hint. It was a clstohcr sePara,to only bytJ.tin vttallATon,what was termed the stoti, woe entirely onfurnlited, and had no lock on the floor. 1 Its Lordship enneinfled his statement . by lotting, titat' during the whole of this ttousaction Mt. `,II4OAKICIPIt had likOuved to him in a very kind ~getttletnanly manlier. It was signed - by Lind Cochrane, dated Sunday, Nov. 24,•-end directed to ''iiiiilitiitils. .. .Doting ake.,,whOe of the time this paper - was reading it was interrupted by the cries 61' 4 Shame, shame'." and other tokens of disapprObation. STUrtett then rose; and with reference to' the motion.which.had been matte for a Meetingto be convened in Palace yard, begged leave to ask the Gentteman wbo wade the motion for reasons for so 4014; as be had heard n ne stated. With' the Mover anti. Sec.oniler assorted, that they matlE itupon public grounds. They eons'. Altretrthat the c 4041 of Lord Cochrane was a pub lic tine; and ought to be met by public discussion. Mr. Syniteu said he wks very sorry to be oh. liged to differ with.aity mart, and particularly with his fallovr-eitiatsts. lie w4S sorry tp flifor CO" with. his- Mojesty!a-Minilterst klnlilithtiliniptigeitting ttte rig)* 'of liis court °' • . 'AI ~'~~ ~:~~ ~, sz-toi mesa, he. fei,t it his duly i but he 4 incerely hoped that the . 'day tVolild"ciime, when - he, as well et every tine Englisitinitn; would be triends with i tbent. He, had now been,nearly§t yega either a thinket: of politics, or an„ advocate for the cruiser of tle people, arid bath intiartitired to 'keep ' even with all sides, belt those fulbcrie sole , 01t,.. ject Wi,s to defrand anttenalave. their:4,44m tenon- . tiymen.-.-(fear, heisr.)-131a hc wool(' always speak - his own Mind, however contrary to the 4 .. Opinions of Others it might he, or *hatavir dia...., approbation Ise might meet with its hnltilyosta t t 1, it. With regard to Lord Cochrane, Cochrane, e belie ve" . that lie was a per sce n ted Ilkiill . : IIC' litid been tie: a timed, indicted, and convietedlnpon" suripicionEl only, without that legal evidenttsf,Olch,should ut,., ail times alone determine the, rlitil of it Jtery. Here he would slop. It did 'appear In 'Min, that ,notwithstanding the meritorious et in d uct • o f.L o ni: Onclirane in defence of: his eosin try',4o (I li.ltIt1)01 1 4'( been convicted of is crime of whiep lie never ivirs nilty, yetthat it was Ids opinion, ii r iiitfiatotlithii*- 1 kfirtiOtin . efut hithelibig's Denali peisfors,batteoni; mitted nn indiscreet , a ct, 7 . 7 _(llis,sing.)- 7 -ILw as qui! ft , imp.opinle iliac Lord Coch r a ne , etbicated as a :;iii- ' deism, and Member of the Legislative litniv, could haVe been Ignoranioiliat he was coin al:Ming:a a Illegshaet,—(Cr4s of . Ito, no),!--1,t ,wits iWPOSSi- Me ,thilt his Lordship should not have ktiosvn, that ' by the ancient colnlimi law he was 'fable' to . a tapital ponishment, and toltrive been - hanged by „the nEck--r(:1-1,e1* bp rifltlS itqertllll(o by tie o. l lw:it . for; H, few nionmAll ; be . continued): but by Co.: Act of Icing gicrward 11. the putt'ishinent was pro-' portionedlo litiVienee; so that itas in tlic , cise., of Lord Coilitine,'- a ntatvistolie (rkin wiwil . , 1)5-, , , ing confined as having conitnitied II liiisdolne4 l l". Ipur only, ,be world be puni !tall 'with 1,:57 severtt'yt'-• than it lit bad committed a greater citrate, ~,.;%, ix A tlentlitt p an :spoke.lo, :airier. ilu 'observed,. 1 0 , 0 :witkitAo4evn staid was total!} iireicv,ott to ' tthe subjrct in qui4tion. ' ' '' ' ' !.. Mr. ..STUttutf!'iiiiiintaiited,;" thlit' , `-i4olat be was :statiiig. was perfectly in pointa Laud,. Cot tonne had efleeted.up _earthly pitrilose„lmblettitiog oat of. priion's tool wil.it lie did do, Intglif haVe torten' time as well atter the peliod wlrciPitlii imprison-' meat would have elapxd.iiit before "wind lie w0,141(1 have bebayed irk a noire dignifierlas4tionourable, manner. : The tiire-Aion was, th'e‘n witetlifT ther punisbnient eras or wus not too severe: it it wit,' too• severe, the proper way would .have ken I*. have tbrough'!Parliament,,impeaelied the Judge, who bad given the sentence - 3 and if it were a: good constitritional Parliament; and a good cause;" . no .fudge would have dared. to Lave retained his,. - seat on the bench. Ilia own,natitliti opinion w . s li , and lie would state it openly, that he did not the n . the ptinisfrinent , too severei Rir id ttit ' better 411 . would have 'been for his , Lahtsitip to intvele ' the•Jiste:rakeoper,.»--(Cries.,.o.l 119,, 00, 1.111,11 111001, W 3 041)7414 was prepared , to kneet all this fijArn such so. assembly; but, notwith , thoding, Atli would give his opinion, and lie would'state-agnio and again, if i it were necessary, that Ise did nut think his Loydsh . ip gained any credit , by thcse penny meetings. ~ Mr. NVALkia said, that be .entirely dissentvit front what jus t'' fallen from the ‘Vonny loc , entle. man. IfAhe country, sere 11;)W bleksVti with a constitutional I'diliament, an Jridge, lie s“.„Icl affirm, would dare to piss stieli a sentence ay hall been'passectirpon Lord Coshraite.—(flear, bear!) Although .iii lte nicety of terms the breaking, pri ,- son might be raped tin iliegal act, yet it ii,„ 1 , 1 not be said to be an inintoral act. His Lordship bad followed' the' exaniple, and 5e0110440 posse the same spirit, as tilt IA oytlly.C)Uvagpsl, 64, J. Burdett. After some further cooVersailon of an it nt resting nature, the Reseintions were not . passetl, hut the motion, that ftvgnisitiOn to the I. NVesturiroter be ,sq,!,tted, requesting W;Li. (0 convene an early 'Meeting; to'' consider of tire present situation tit Lord Cochrane., and the pro. ceedings to; be eatiopted therein„, was put, and tigreV4 tt)t Upon t second motion 'put, and agreed to, 'A Subscription was immediately entered into, *of One Penny a-piece, towards paying the 10014 Mr.,l3rnoks, yl?‘: Wad present, was made the'kre_iL surer ; and before we ltft the room, peace were flying from .111 . (inalterb,•and iY large tountity wine already Collected, * . it WKS tigretl4l that all the pence bubciilitßl .above 24,0n0 shou4l be applied tee the dvir,iying of his expe l icel aurin g the whole of the transactions attd that tiwitita of IOU!, all ill pence, should be carried to thr. propt:r 011:0,2 H p" pointed.by Government to rtt;cke the line, :ittr. moanted by a bundle tit sticks. The Meeting then adjourned at_ half past nine. FUNERAL Ot SIR ROGER CJJItFIS .Frid*y the terriaini thAt distinguishid highly-esteemt,?d, ch,tract Stlittiral Sit ok.l if CuaTts, and (1. C.. 11. were conveyed tvout hip seat, Gatenntbe, near Yonlatno,ittli, to Cather. ington, end interred in the fail >rtrit lit that church. The pall was borne by Admitnlo.4ir Ed. ward 'fltornbrough, Sir George INatirray,.44titlatti. Anti VVall'ei Outlay," the 1-loti. Sir Georga - , ; Grtly, and Sir Archibald On:kson...—Sir LitriilS Cor;is, Bart. Chief Muni ner.—Giptains Holies', C. Deish ‘rnad, Boger, It. Hail, .T. S. Wilbert, Esq. (his late Secretary), T. A. Mittebin, and Lly - Cottke, Esrirs. (Exel,:utors), !Intl :Aluses (Ir. . 14st i• followed the tnottal remains of this ornatnettr to his country, ns mourner:. 'cite carrieges of Lord Keith, Sir George Grey, Sir Edyetiirtialitnn. brouglr, Adutiral .11,alkett, .1. NVilliains and H. inchiu, Lscirs. 4;ifisett litouyaill scene. This solemn service. tvas (,rata! toed - in 016 most pathetic ttroin by thit Catherlngtou , • 7,:. - )0, '47