The Sun. — London, England, 1817-01-07 00:00:00

'BRIGHTON, .TAB, 6. The Nobility are' thicking into the town from all quarters, whi c h contr ib utes to. ItS bnstle and mute putieutaily to the advantage, tt,t!lp j eTyti r,'. , r , tradesmen, whose industry receives a c-orr , f ',V), lag activity.; iu conserptence ot the prepa.rat,ion•.' f goißg forward at the, Pavilion to cortrtam the - - company invited to celebrate the birty-clay of the Priile t 3 tellAßLOtTF. of I,VALEs. Owint., to the alarming indisposition oilier Mk lESTY 011 :rtikaSilay 140t1 a temporary sosiittiNtoo lodic invitations ()retitled, and if the ilac"!L rivtli on Sinn! Iv To the Pitt 11"4"T, 111 not lieen so favourable re*. , ctitili. the Qu ile ' 111) . Ilk Royal ,tlighneis totendA tc, prof:eett. 1 0 Windso r no a visit to his atigtisi,Nlother. n iteFnuon •Lotrl James Nliirrav, Lord . t ieles, Lord Cli ve , ant i t h e R ev . .4 1 , S. t_ : ;,,r k arrived at the Pavilion. Stepitea ltunibold [Justin*on, Esq, ohe , thew. S ecretaries t o the Treasury, departed lions toe Pavilion this morning tor London. „, 1 4 3 51 , night anothe r CoOcert of S',icret "'"sjr , was repeated at the Plvilion, The' '''l,ll - inchnled the ilistingoishil the preceding Siii'lay, ivliOse II ones tue already how') enumerated, with the • Hilditioo "i Gen : Sir 301111 n u t Linly Captain "" Fl( " 111,6, Coloael; . Mrs. and tilt., m w to' 4 , Admiral Sir Jitiites Briskaue, r.•ailil m" . "'Plot., fir. a n d I.lrodriek, bliss 'rgell, - Mr. and Miss Seymour, Mr. Doughy, Poilsonhy, &e. &c. "It KING AND QL/CEN —The uneasiness ocett siond by t h e of the Bulletin, or monthly report of the state - of the KING, CoHli niit(l tin yttiterday afternoon about t : he 4 a Cull}'of th e B u ll et i n was-procured "I' Itie ' clet4 rY of State's {)trice for the lionte I)epart., 7„„' —ln (which appeared. in THE SUN yeSter4 . lY).;• "It We understand the explanation given-for its 11 . 0 1 bring brought' to Sr. James's I'alace:o.lli Sun to be thibitetl ro the Public, was tlaild"", heel ) , by mistake, sent to 1.1601t0n insten" 3 l ' r) "I'm• It WilS afterwards potted up at St. l'alace.---The Qv EEN, we are hippy II) WaS tit) nits hbetter nit Stutduy,, that the ctor tti attendance noon her MAJESTY Oultnved Li tt 1 , 9 l ake some he,ht meat, and to resume her f" 9,1 . The QUEEN had a woul night, ""d torith ! better h Yesl'erflay. In fact, we are.hap- PY t!' say, her MAJE%TY• WWI COUSHICEed as reco tcrtti. .• . ____,......_. ' 71 • 1 [4" OP THE CoUNTUY.—T.hc I',NA4R R 4 ' 9 " . r. (a CorrespOrolen, informs its)4 :kits Pu t f or..v . • itrf l i t ptin t I t . r the Relief of the' , ( l ,,luntryy, ‘ 141 4:11, it earned prOperly int o efreet, wilt i'n" / " 1.- tali his reif:ti, anti, indeed, fix his Einpire ill the 'carts of hi s sti l i c eets. Itf ir..is is itnivercial 'lt: - iil ` ) Ycllt'ilt ititit the consequent restoration ort. - aw , h- , .. internal triamitletitre. . Ti k i s is to be etiecteci it " A ' 140* Ito he spplied solely to the yelief of tile I lottiltry, slut in sot a manner that it tvill re 11 th e • 6 . i Prlticipdt mid intets:St ‘TitliEolt uhl "" ; ...an( .;fli .tie ciiiHritry, cause km iriStutHMlEoll6 ditill"P" Ivit ."t tViV. Por) 'lt '0 Corr`.ipoTHlerit TS mei. . f ir P rui nt'es Its the thitailt -- -(,iiiinziii;t Pose.) Inv IN . i ' 1 4.) -- I t i r „. 4 . 41 . 1 sit Al' IZomi.:---kiton!, /-er. . • 1 ANLott, the 8u i ,, , ,ii0: (:liarge d'Affaires, ha s , ‘ t w "iiiit liaise few ibrys presviHeclot6 the. L'oc'h, the .., ip"t(11 JERSEY, Cowl'ett, DKNBIGH, 1 1 9 11 ' 6. ' 1 N°' .and 1 ; 14 : 11161 41 , 11H1 ; Messrs. BtiouGliAM, Nrilgt 4 " , ~„:; " Nst', Alt-others ofitite lloO3e 0 1 -4. - 1.° 1 " - d - - enteral l i rofessor s 9 f the •Uttterol,Y, of xt int ; Colonel lit,exyfrif n, &c: ie. ! •'''' ". lit l ( ftYtti.. 1) ----"'"'""---,, lif , stole, tbNATIoN.--...e huve :M144 H.",, to • 0 1 11 OH the ti iii)l Ica t jol t of the Loll!) if iloWtst It) b i l , ( t : I ' 4ll 01 Livttatioot. the ININCF. 11.1+CN.T l'!" po,allll:iiretihs.e.tto.Tairt; out of the . foods at the (Its if) , I.', i t 3 _ lit lesty, - 100 Q/. i n aid oft he sithscrh!- (Its tit ';'''' '"e I'vlief of the !Attning classes witlim - " 1 ) * a lt'l 14 01110)S -('Edinburgh Courant) 1,,, 1 1 4 . e , t ilitthilay of the 1 7 : 7 7neetia Ct] A Ut-o - erewill , luuchritttl this d ay w i t h great spleittloW . , ". , 1 , 4 r, the neighbourhoottot: the seat of (ter Royal i l ii , Q.lnies s a n d 1 R .,. iii„ s t r i, ) ,, s Consort. S, 4 F B j ( k. 3 'Ai e bril lilhl itild extensive illtimin.looll9 at theili 1„ : 1 1" , on ,It the poor inhabitants hate res"lv,u dials,,,, in testimony of their gra' ittt'lh'if s ()r,itke 4 g li isliel munificence of their Ilfq,' , ll Ilene' flu:tors. fr')Vesterday Prince EsTvatraZy OrTivell jo inwtl. t ( ‘ ll.l blight,,d. I D t h e ereiling HS flightless It'll l ' l ' ii, '" l ll ,!"'''' "" it 6 , 14 to their Royal and Serene c: . „ .l ''''sses Princess' Cif sitt,orTo and the Prince i ~x ' ;vuo, at' th em self, Cluteusolit, SHTI ey ! . ‘ l ' i. 11 1 , ( 7,!tr(!ay t.i.i i , j, E p i p l.„„,., i t w:ts ceUservoi at til t ,. , ' P e t it (*) V.II , St. J ;one , ',-. Palate, byrthe "5". , . 1„,;' 4 ,"g of tin ye bags 'lt 1.: old, ft aid:incense told „ri ll ; , 1 ,in the name of 'tile King. Iciti l l Y the ExPretio — packet front the lirlz . il i s il vi: i e . i lk 'fr that the Ptreling imcket bad arrive( ...0 43,,,' ; 4114 sniled on the lOtti November )c , . ',!_t , 1 4 . t h ,'" l "..- :.l'he Prine.e'sti Elizabeth p..rocket sail. l 411,1,11.1tio,,fiatteiro three weeks before tbe ExP'::: It H. h.;ttl ilia arrived at Bahia when the Espy • H. . I lle Count de Pa ECY, Who comrHa.law i l !!: , a. l ‘C , ,, Y ) :: nc 'e Attny in 1 7 93, Lieoten,int-Gcnci.. . • 1. ml ll'utler of the Order of Sr . I ouis • died-a shott . 10 ,.. s . 4. s • , c Ince at Nlareloty-Stir-Loire. . A r lte , 0 ,, . doing perm/went 'stay f u r 1,4_,,,`,1,8_,./71.i41.1 • g',"vi the Local Al.ilitia were on Sm-orfory t 1 lahisei. ' . 'Vest I I R: en RV th e lll of t he J fi rst. -general rehear! i. yperit look 1 tour homs. It i s . Piace, wfiicii lasted 11t.a.. m" - ., . r n. ,Ftv Opera, th e musi c . by C.:ll4AttosA. . x. 1.44-cii• t‘Elat.fllll 'engagement at Rut") IS tOT..Si V ith ta il ; 'he WNS Plc; coultueuce yesterday eventiiit7 ;lir ' illa( r l "qh, slid on Thursday, evening be n l' , pelir i l , 1 , a .0 a. O n t , • 14 ki , " (14 ,Y3 the 3d inst.' the Commils . '"iers ... 61 : 11 :3 -a 2 ' ,"'"'"! l )CS revoticd tile liFclices• No. 91) (Jll ' t i:`,'"' 92 4, being all belotNing,tB) 0 . 0 %e "wit,e l. .: the ~,.i'. er)mplitint of the itispectors„forkcel"."l: lif, t , ' i n' of his horses ill such a s 44CUI SIP" , 1,,,c411tt WteteherlireSS HS to he 'tufa table, , of pet: . tu., 1 1 /14 their labour. The di'artrs of sevens' ) lie, f i l ,;: i ' anti chariots were fth'ediii *utiOcy penal ' ehitet .., . 'PARISIAN ORATO:110. A grata Spiritual Concert, comprising, a vit. riety ofi s tofal mid instrumental:music, was per fOrtle thnt biky,'ltt the in The entertAiliment, which was, its, ,11111tOratori o ;tlr to .utr Oratorio; attract e t ; very 110:w...r0w; atuiletice. It ()petted with, it symphony, composed by Nlonsietir NTI, 1 1 lei' wa• executed wit!) ^l • < excellencr, hil4l.ly:ttppiaticted.. I\lmisteur CLENIUNTI dor tl.c perft l int ince of the svit,photty„ anti of nn o ecutute also C,llllpitieti by bon. presided tit the IlAft-r4v..uz it 17et,t1cI, (.ellosl. lent , - Ito% e been so much athnieed here) nut Nious:epr- (i.sactA, v xecilted ;A duet, the composi 'ion of ..i'llavEtt; in a very litillittut fu the txrand,' ot the, vutettalittoun's, the, A.l. Otct:oxs were most S'( c, tullY She- ,ittig air Iron{ the Oratorto of The Socriiire of Abraham, composed by Om A - t , 11 ,4 1 R duet with Nlottsieur CHlopt. A beau tiful ait . , comp a o stil by l'Ati, was %cry tastefolly executed by•Nlonsieur GARCIA. lie was UCCOM. Imi;led Olt the violoncello by the celebrated Du roaT., who, tiiivin:,; retired front Woold ' - Ito , suffer his mote to appear in the bill. 1-!is tone w.is heantittil, and he %vas rapturouiiy ap plauded. Olt this occ,ision the prices- of admis sion were raised, :IA the receipts were very large, EXtLCUTIONS. • This morning J. Pirie and J. .Norbrogh,, for, feloniously conspiring to . carry off the ary Ann, a .ptivate the property of' JOEIN PALMER, value 300`,000/. on her voyage from lud;a l also D. Bruce and Ir. Hustings, tor feloniously and piratically, in conjunction with other,, carrying off the ship Roebuck, on the cmist Africa, the four' unfortunate criminals who were tried the last Admiralty Sess!ons, were taken from Neivgate, esf•orted by the City Police and other Officers, to Execution Deck; where they arrived at ten o'clock, and shortly after suffered , the sentence of the law. During the whole of the procession they appeared perfectly resigned to their fates. The first mentioned of these wretched mcn had been 23' years in the King's service, and had the rank of Lieutenant. He was cashiered in conse quence of some impropriety on the coast of AfriL.l ; and falling into disgrace and poverty, came ulti mately to this ,ignominions death. NorYkrgh was by birth a Swede, the Consul of which n,‘• tint) was with the Sheriffs in his cell last nigbt.— Vre.vions to his execntion hr and Mile shook hands and embraced. The whole four, to !held. , , deified the crime for which they suffered, bur ad mitted that their former actions-had merited their' •tate. Hastings was the most impenitent. They were accompanied in the cart from Newgate, by a person 'of the name of SINPSON, who, we'under al • stand, is in the habit of administering spiritu consolation to, criminals 10 their noliappy situn ticatl. Iles read prayers and sung hymns during their approach to the place of execution.. ['iris will a very fine looking mail, awl net his t fate, as his companions also did, with becoming . resie,nation and tot tit mfr. As the execution was not mmVe pnblie, the concourse Of people %vas not SO Illltltcrplli US it otherivi•e Wave been. .• wtNtlli the 18th ult a little bov, ntionf a year goo as h:tlf (Ad. of Nll. G.,SitttiNse, of 'West Nail ing, was killed by as piece of gristle lodging la his thioat. .The substance lodged too low to he ex tracted withont surgical aid, and in tin lid Mit es, bolore tlint aid could be obtained; the vital spark teat' extinct. A medical gentleman pert - to aced 'the operation of ()pelting the wind-pipe of little stiticre!., and extracted the gristle, but could not restore animation. On Sunday afternoon, about' three o'clock', a Gentleman was Stopped on Sydenham COmmatcou,' by two footpads, :who . robbed hint of his wlr and m u Oney. As soon as the robbers bald the Gentleman 'Circulonnt of ated rountheir d thpersons.e neigh The bour ir - hood a particular acc description applying to father and son, 'of the names of Lock, who had been seen near the , Stint about the time of the robbery, they were oppre-, hended in their cottage at Norwood, the same day, when the Gentleman identified the prisoners as: the !ben who had robbed him. Cutuous two young men, were going •by 1)1mm-inrush, a few evenings since, one stopped , to speak to a person passing ; but; on coming up with his companion, he. react' staprised to find him lying senseless in the road ; he conveyed hint to a neig6bouring public-hourese, a nd when recovered he stated, that he had - ceived se violvot blow on the back prt of his head, but he did not know front whitun it came. On examining the spot, it appeared that some geese were rewriting home, anti in their flight one of ti:em. lurid s truck him With hit 'beak, which per•- forated his -hat, and severely wounded hint; The gton,ce was found dead.clitse to the spot. , DortneNns—When received Should be imme diately entploycil to advantage. 'nuts it is that' Property accumulates. The following Seale, slrewing how, the Capital of Stock-holdess mav be angmented expeodiug , only Rortion of th eir Diri,dends, may not be deepted inapplicable at the ipresent,ll,l9tneist Money. Conso4. 147 16 0 may p roduce L 42,000 0 equal t L6OO O 23 )H 0 way produce 21,000 0 ...quid t o o , 34 8 ,00 n it 7 0 way produee 10,800 0. eq ual to lto • 18,800 7,000 6, 5 0 may produce 5,4'60 0 ...fi• : 3 3 6 may produce 2,648. 0 equal It, 4,260 142 0 may.pronoce 1,31 i 10 equal lo 2,126 It iS 1.0 the !nest:tit Lottery the kihove rere .. es, the Schemr nt which hag wet with such uni PI i to. dr( versal /111111111110101). It. 'ColltilitlS TWO GI AM! :0,000 thiiiitms, and upwards of Forty °the+ Ca..' i iitalq, with only 112,(X)0 Tielirts i the vAltie of the Stroll Ptir.es is iuct eased, thFrtz being 800 ot. 2 5 Muinc ,,, each, `awl none lower than 171, 1,i , t1 1115 whole will be paid in sterling itioney.-•—•11.40,)v,1%y. lug trill Commence 'on T uesd,ty, the 21st. o f ibis month (janusty P ) ; arta Such ersons ufrshiive not Di‘illeolis to Ivo:it e at tu c;cot, should tvflecA, ain that ere this mouth arrive ;ag, hay may, b 1 IA rettenehment (if. their superfluous otitetives' pcilti ,. pro ni - cur e rhent.wires a Ch . ance ot an .10.11 - r Funded Property, mut be "'tattled to nlioglc inFundedFl•operty, t ins :throng . of smiting eotottenattecs at hich me issuing ev.ery dui?, front the Bank of Engtautl. [Frai the Port.] wtsToNt' XND pfdWzsom wriiy grown Of li.ittling :01 1,1 . 4 life Vowed be 'd toozer hurl' ; Thtt bni-n his pen, awl ilrotvsl la'.s book!, ftp.i.i,ll op hii fatted lonki, Anti in rtht earnedolnsll. A reasmi good is edition, mist pr a well jlt»rtiatl CAsnit, For dol;'14 what he chit.e4 : tv; , l l t , g cttfil a li,•;; tgittietpuite " reriebs quid ovum 7 7 -in Hit Ode, HonACt: the friendly hint bestowed, To bid him !Arose the - And, fluttering,roundwith frolic plume, Exclaimed the Tommy NfootiE of ROIIIC . , gy»senoe afire,, !" . . 'With lessons plenteously supplied, Pliiltr:npliers and Ptwtsvied In reciomnending marriage ; And WtsiMm tliOnglit 'twould not he wise 'Gainst classic proofs to shut hts cycs. Or wedlock to disparage. Co, yie dine to LOve's youthful lure, He pondered on a Por,aniont-, Attractive, true, and tender : " But, or —thought Ite—" this tongue, wbercan Scittu3et.ivs hangs his Lexicon • Its ling.) may offend her. 'Who , PLAto in Isis cradle lay, 14is dulcet lips, my Anthors say, Received a - swbrin of bees in: But PLVro i s Ups did never. yet With .sunff.,instead of honey, set The Loves and Graces sneezing,. " Nn twitter"--crirtl Old AVlsnom—" Must sortralmptiat^s try, :lee:lase it is my ditty: So, 410414 what I'm hound to do, I'll think about my pleaiure too, Anti throw sheeps' eyts at Ilnuty." r • Then off he set to see; a bride, Tircrcostinz wiz and cane ashit t ThOr gravity foid gbocli'd her; " Till ritior, politely puinting"where Dwelt Beauty in her veil' of Eyre, Directed right the D6ctor. With sly insinuating. Like he stopt a while, Anil sent about 4 keen eye; Fronk Orid. Met. he %tali hta priyer;— . twaS..-Corne genile Eyre ! Its Latirl —.luret .' Her crace be classically roin;l.t, And plied with rigniir H. Prif-aingic plyat:inl; He prayed that she would not repyl Thy sniitary Petr-tlele Clf many a varinns readin. The Eyre lens cold and sharp enbugh Took ni;s npnn her, to rebuff Snc per-adog dogmatic. f , 4 Oh, h o ;" cried WtsnoNt, " well I see There's no spteillc gravity • I, damsels so noun Mir." Ills ardent hopes she hittgo freeze ; And begged tha Metamorphoses' Again he'd cast an eye oy ; Theyar-allrl star written there Of One, who sought a Bride in air - The bachelor Lricn. 'Fresh org.timputs he did recount, Wrspovi sll,ou,ltt Ice , And Ilr,sury he;iii beneath : 1-L. proffered her his grate nolvice, And, hoped the Eyre. of Prl7'-ailise' . She tenderly would breathe him. The Eyre received his sighs t and Soon Rose high as any air ballnua, 'With Pride's full gas in hted : So warmly Wtsoom plied his suit, She kindly spread her Par-nebute, And fount her height abated. What marvel then , the eyre should come (Nature abhors a t7tenum)— Quite hot withCupill's fever? He sought for compliments en well, Krim:Med With theif force she WI Ant% he wus her Receiver. • Irtsnost, %sit l► thy wit and wig, Can BEAUTY rnn on thee the rig of sigh, and smile, and ? Trim thee to I;lot►scr, when tun lute; Illsgatire tells the nuptial tate ' Of—tarnEitm par SPORTING INTEMAGENCE. STATEMENT OP Tl fl ()nos Oti Tim DERBY AND oAttii ST,II(ES—JAN. G. PERRY. Tal:r11-1 0 to I altst e. by Orville, out of M ram:11011a. Tal,en-1.2 i 1 to I Hot Brother to Smott.lll,.. • to T. 1 ;last Dof Grafton'g IA to 1 agst D. of ltothoor , 'r. by Si•littt.' Falcon --14 to 1 at/0 Molter to ('cis/Cot. ' 1 5 - to I.ogit l.d Stti.re.4l% , I'. ii) Ito 1: ‘ t i t ircws. l'almn —l9llO I 14. t 11141115, Brotlo-r to 't'i rris: —et) to I apt Mr. Lalir'i Coyclie. '9o' to . 1 - tight c.. by Jupiter, out. oLlg.rcbties OARS. = Rto I d rat Mr. "t% f, by Crrvantes. hctt f. by .l)lo ' Andrews t tto b% I t tot ti.tt , sir J. Sbelly'R f. i)(INCAsTRII T. ITAKVS. to I ria- , t Mr. c. 'Taken---It, to 1 nOt Sir W. niswell's h, t. [arty Cramfeatei, IK to 1 Ap.t: lirattier in Ravi:net. 1 0 8 nest Willy:le i fly It mitelnhfnneer. Talivai *l7 tru apt Abbot J0h0..1.1 Young Woutlpeckir, To TIIF Elii*Mit OF Tin STN.' • eiltal . :CS of 11vforin el Phrliament nre perpetualty oble,cang that .no vo reformers tire agreed as 'to tr'tnit ii shall consist ; but these oh-' jectors seetit', to , 11)t: totnaly to MiStIll(ler56111(1 the question, and might a, well Fiq that tin illiterate tn an ought not to, .follZiW it physician's prescrip tion, ircetnise be cannot - read Ike 'names of the fti'forin of Parliameot , its now handled by-our political orators, whether in Spa fields, or else*lteie assembled, is tut universal The. dieitte, axplieuble to:all the disorders and tlise;t.4es Kith which the tinti o a is at this• tittle study ,fflict vtl. • • . 1 tledtwe 11;eiceonclusions from the very ‘irtneti attrilmted to 0)1.1'6111E1'4 , and he of which partakes more of the quack than of the egular . physician. Yn troth, 1 have found such tt coin cidence between the harangues of our Parliamen... tary orators, 'and the bills of our rm& doctors,. as is quite sufficient to convince me that With have taken their degrees at the same college. The pill that is to remedy every disorder incident to the human body, and the telorm that is to cure every illness incident to the body politic, too much re .semble one another to be mistaken as to their ..et us only lonice the oratory of the Nrliamentaryßeiormers. They tell us,that no thing is wamed to remedy all the distress of trade, Manufactures, and agriculture, but a Reforth of Parliament. Certitittly, therefore, it this' were Well founded, every man would clamour fur such a Reform, whether he understood it or not. Who, indeed, could oppose a remedy which would, .lor example, set all, the looms in Spit alfieldi to work which would render the poor rates throughout the kingdom of no use, or of no other Ilse, at least, than, to furnish Churchwardens and Overseers with a few parish dinners ? So infallible is this remedy thought by those who rectoutneud it, that they despise the resent, mode of relieving dist ess, by money, food, cloth ing, anti employment. Their names, therefore, decorate He subscription list;, and why indeed should they, ,who have a remedy ar hand so much vtlicaeigus, so'utuch cheaper, and which, as it costs theM nothing, they can . administerkratis I can easily imagine one of our reforming Doctors attending a patient in the parish of Spitaltields, anal the scene most be highly edifying,— s'f Doctor, I Ain almost famished— ' My goutl friend you want K Ileform in Pat lilt merit .' I latve„lo4l ito work for , a mouth past — 'Volt mtliszt gtt rid of the rotten Itorotiglith' " lly wile lies lo of her seventh child— ' A nnual tt ill Sllliik cttte that: , • " 'My are destitute of Clothes anti foot!--- ' They ! tut! . l ot represeoted.' A little supply for presyn,t 101141 would b e --; ' Fowl! you'll only he. as hungry to-morrow,' " is little chance of my pout' Wile reco. xeritig— Ail ow;ng to •the ioterference of Peers iii elections.' ••" ha's promised to send us sonw soup — Ohl SArunt tends two Members.' " A vvry little motley would relie.ve All in vain, white Mid tatty i tt• Lli,u*c of ,C!ottunotts at the pi eient,'.exc. It this .be thought an exaggerated conclusion, I know of no other that can he drawn limn the same prentkes. I ant old enough to Emelt - thee the origin, of this elaiitour about Reform of Par liament, and hap; uniformly ()booed that it has been sct up when the Adlitinittration of the Conti try, and the country itatlf haVe been in embutass. in;; eircmostances ; and that it has di;appettreti, , .s sOOl3 us cutottry appared furnish u.stitlicictit portion of tlis3tfeetion. Your's VETI:IIAti US, ANOTHER COMBINATION OF Tim . ELEMENTS • , AGAINST ituroam I 'The/16111;1)4n branch of ow. Reformers (for like their 1-ettowned prototype they hoe a p re d c heihn; for exhibiting in the open uir)liave beett piteously buffeted by the rigour of the sstason. Since - their last coto.ncation near St. Peter's Church, art a l otiety for another Meeting hat manifested itself a wall pt them, and a ropitsition, Supported by a title - au in berof strect Signatures, has again been put to the oydcal of official sanction-;' but a's the expediency of public proceedings are viewed, sc. , cording to the nature of cheat, with contlictio4 opt!cs; this application Wdli fl ; the old plot of .grouncl was however decided upon, and notices on the widis announced M o nday, the 23d, • inst.'iis the day for the purpose ; but then they met only toatijourn, for staly'Arpittring, it if !lore Spiteful dour al tither times, vented his teproot lii copious itiveteracyottol made it obvious that ik rew turn to the fire-side was ittfinitaly prefrrubte to imbibing the r fusion at the clouds with the Cheer• loss representations of the Reforming OraWlS. Vesterdoy was the twit . period chosen, when `four individuals ascended the scatrolditt , g, and at about half-psst t we've the ,business was open ,ed,; sonic fresh Resohnions weye' passed, rhg usual recital Of complaints were broached, and nt about halt.past two .all quickly dispersed, an in tiffiation hleing been first gi shalt on the se. cond Monday after the Asetubling of Parlitnrcnt. th tl % e . .. be W1,0,01111' meeting to report the re st ilt of the application to the tlonse, 'rite air was SO int easel y cold, that at the commencrinent of the.. priKeeuino, when the tnechanics , ‘rere flock• lug to their tknuers, a very:etioill body lot people w ere collected, .enti before the whole minim; was brought to a close, the at tendance hail dwindled to a 1110 t bagatelle —,(Manchester Mercury, Dee; 31.) A meeting for l'arliamentary Itt form is ittitier. keit to take piece hit Mundey' next, in the large You 4, titljoilkiog !h i e New Mat ket itt NValcot ,streett.4,lllr, 'at which Mr. hunt, 00 . has taken lip his 14:A4h:rice in that ,city since he iinittrft lirtiodowkids, Will III) doubt act a lending part', 'Fbe . Nlayur Nlagiststats of-'that city have ins vited the inhabitantS to be sworn itt us special constables, and . taken similar precautions to pre serve the public peace to aloe which. so bappity socc4c4ii