The Sun. — London, England, 1817-06-21 00:00:00

tl►eir number would increase as they proceeded to thy , floo,o1)0 nisei), In addition to the places tinoted in Report, some in Scotland and the town of I3irining• le now added to the 'co'nspiracy. When they got to they were to demand titt,t their Petition should be and if titey were denied, then igiy were to force Ands. their leatlacs- avowed himself a cejitiblican, end a And the insurrection in the reign of IHtliardia,..aad re heilion'of 1799, were held up to tht:)mttrionor ' lO . The Manchester was dispersed by the ,hut the penpia . met again, and proceeded on their Some of them got as far ss Ashford. Tbe plan was . lee, that ' simultaniatoi rising Was to have taken 4 01 the heart of the kingdom. Manchester Was to ett and desteoyed, to add to the general distress, by conspirators eXPected to 'Rise considerable allies. were held ant that there would be a rising in the York, ?Nottingham, Derby, Leicester. Warwick, .:Stafford ; the two last were, perhaps, wrongly as the Committee had no evidence to prtire that t hey 'replicated in the conspiracy. The ringleaders in • arrested at their meeting at Hartford Bridge, C hester, from whence they were to commence ope- The plan being thus frustrated, their next proceed to be more secret. Aisassinations of these persons 1 0 11 5 to them were proposed in their private meet resolved to meet seldomer, but still the delegates the different towns connected in the plot. The s to watch to London, overthrow the Govern- Ph a republic. The seisure of Magistrate; upon as a means of rasing supplies tinder 'h°ll t,. Though some more of their leaders were their plot went on, and Whit Monday was_ as the day for rising. It was then poitponed of June, as the moon being then in the wane, literal a better security to their first movements. 99th of May, a delegated meeting arts held in ' but was dispersed ; nod on the 6111 of Jung • again, and some of them were taken into custody.— neighbeurhood of Huddersfield, lights and signals were ;Latinos directions ou the•night of the intended rising, 'timed the extent and maturity of their plait. The went on to state the circumstances whicli oe the nth of June, in Derbyshire, and stated that the '.elnained from depositions made or, oath, before elites in those places. The conspirators were' ten in the lowest ranks of life, there heing 'but. 4a degree higher. • They begun with petitioning' 'eta and the establishment of li.tmodeit Clubs. hat • 01 , 7 engaged secretly in these traitorous designs, itt• !netnhers of seat Clubs be micong leaders in the "s' tonimittee bad net forme' ly ramie an observe-, ii .. r: u spe e t to the 1- Luddites, but *they had now to in .l se that th e i r d es i gns were turned against the, "tlt• The Committee hail not furgoirea to notice !s; of these eirennistattees were made known by spies' that those who had been uppo;ntrit to ti „ itee.t.ll, hit) lfl.i tt et ed them to insup . ectiol) ; helieved that they did not do ia tilt alter • .e'en organized. The state 'lass of Persons lie,,ted now as before, and many of the leaders hare Though the 10.0 nontiber . of those enaii4V 4 isise , t , ihoi wait considerable, yet th e C,Lothniit . w , st. 11tat th e y were not sn tittinernoi as thel)e)e -t 1 their dyitielett follotveri. The, eun"n' ittee disi • "that the mascot` th e of t t ‘rlth to p,rour which w a * in e F I the .p eople in D ,hvshire looked ,ose entt.? . gtid. in' the fact: 'ence A ,nv Mogistrstes concn r i t 4:4 ' ")rr * i„; alto, llalteas`Cor ‘ lll float °Winn "" *I/ ('effects, n' l ,l 1,„1,;,(1 abet it 'hail lutefttle l . l 4s:ilnl a t oint the Coonnittee express:X:l'l" 'The ~ith ustiBi.q to ioyalty:of queition..that tilis.Reporr . ilo lie on the MILTON thought, that ono , el , e )loose hod lte Iteport,,they must ne:ree with him that lithe Jlitnger of iii (mint' y was tnagiiilied l uilguage. •It Was his opinion that-much of l ence wits not to he implicitly relied:on ; Report inthiceil an implication that the tee were satisfied with the evidence be fore them. But he was far front giving to its general complexion.' Nothing th dtlec him to believe that. rt meeting of People, „ pl ace which, with its vicinity, populatihn . of 100,000'. vital , ! be so lainting ;, anll . therefore he thought that ;rei 'ler importance tens at t )1C11“1 1 0 file Pro . .. e manating otit of that meeting than they It %vets not stated in the Report, that ~e it he tarty ',fiat marched ft (no; Manchesier ,A\hboutne, 'they'Svere not number. ttsliseari hear !,),--The Noble Lord) ooeeded length to argue, Otto the's{irit of :ti An was greatly etaggettited. }le' scns III " not *ity thing , should ha kit. !cult! tend to :dissipate the P lan " of 64 Another circumstance that' on to'flint the outwit anxiety, lead been away the 'effeet Of a porograph rcti to L *( l ' initte.e neport tit the oils A , .111 • t w thin t 't morn of want i tapnetied in Derby ' '; 1 G prodoced by ilia emissari e s s e nt •' ()remittent. Flit did tiot,ll6%Vevei, elnirge :tt. the Gr'o'g agAinst Odvernnii , itt, iittt 111erCiyi ti't ' re lint accitittitited with the erect their :11(1(il l d PrffihiCed. The delegates from -er e ) be 'Revolutionists , hilt , f t tv et . e pSei , 0 .0 0 ' l ' Spit's tit GinirniOnt and At tdo fleeti c " them wits sitipected, ;tilt! till iu Ott .."1 11 )31ettn::ikitieee o es i li,ted,ll,ii,.stittre he suctestreli 11s'ObjeCt.. 11 1 ilt4 act . "'ea of tho,e bodies .1)00g orwittiZe ( lot jiting,nrstuttilliturnusly,a oil wits of opinion that' to Hi r r "ekets front hills 5Y.55 /i a mere yt '%%, 111,4 1a tt1) the People."--:-((Tear, hear, heat !) itlnlitecitiot dutly that sow new ineasores might Lilt Was very tar from saying titut 11 "' :nrasure in Cont etnpiation %Vas ne-, f liB ,ctlear, hear, bear 1 ). - fi f ' A ht„,; ulllttpaST was , stup . tilted that the Noble , sr e „,. low state nbjectfints to the Report, , • VIIIN 0, 0 hn „ . rOUCllitilitk'passagt. it es t tninly t at}t t re r onatinn of every. Member of the `ve'4'4 and 4' • verY passqc vras tutijobty lr I , r 4 .41 ,eXpiaino. dr` , (p t . '"ch - Lt4rs had heard the-Noble }AM dig .:4l,ell(if I he itepnts with torntilsknent atid :;! . (.:: ) , ( 1 ' ,. 6 _ " . e it hevoc was iii the ennteitiplatioO 11 41 , 1 " I lotee taut ti.e Noble - Lord , had . 0 1 4 i t / i ,„",tfer• In no one instance bail t h ere' IttelvtlCe of opinion barring - elW 4vi re:fr=hi riot cif tite coneittriinii perPrInWIL He - 41 4. i t , 0 2 t° o /Midi to insinuate thit th e ~‘v been . in 'a•state . nf 'lrritatrosi*lld : 0 ; ll v li kle '!!!''Welt aim ad. tee. Though he had exprested his opinidn that some parts were imi - pnitoi , (ll he alsOlhought hoe part too sVeak. The .Right Gt.ntlemand.- plained how particular he hitnseit bad heel ih intyeating Gentlemen not to :comprouiltie their opinions. Lord CASTLg . igAOI-foore testimouy,to the qua nimity of the'Conintittie, aml the that , %ere taken to ; make the sentiments of the Report atm 7 c enial with every Gentleman'a opioion.„, t+ir" ARTHUR 'PIGOTT RA Mr. LIN,IB spoke briefly to the same 'effect; Mr. BROUGHAM nivhed the printed RePolq could go forth accompanied by the sp , ..ech of his Nobk Friend (Lord Milton), as wella3, by tha of the Other Member to , York.ihire (Cord cedes). -Theie had'eVidentilt been COneeSSions in the,,Commptee, Some Members Jolt! seelPed to meet others ‘sayitt the contents of the Re purr, in order that the others might owet them half way with respect to • the conchision. , —(Hear Lord LAscet.t.as explained. The lion. Gentle man was at liberty, to give what eirettlatkn plealed t'o any thing he had said. Ile was not in the habit of making speeches ; but whatever he said should not be. Wilful misrepresentation. — (Hear !) Mr. CANNING delliCllthat there was any fiii p Or. SitioU to keep back or extenuate any thing in the Committee; but still less to exaggerate any f4ct in the Committee. There was a careful Hod anxious c ommunication in every sentence Otrwhich infy,ditference Was surmised. Lord MILTON explained. Lord Fot.e.sToNg, had. never , itudertood frorn his Hon. Friend that conce.ssionsof facts had, b, 7 !en Made, but coneeSsions Of opinion;, and lids was what the Riglit 1-1014. Gent. himself had -acknow ledged, This had been done in order to produce Unanimity in the Report. Mr. CANNING explained. Lord. e,,,INAN, thou g hto.t. much to be regretted that cx•parte evidence should have been received in the Committee, to deprive a whole nation of 45 rights ; 7 whilst the whole eyi deuce was gone through in a Caurt of Law, and. Oil: r e sult was, that no conSpiracy had been. futon! to .exist, No man could lay his ; hand upon his breast and say, aid the Suspension of the 1-laheas 'Corpus Act -was. neceisaty: The ' Report of the Committee, was an infamotia and scandalous libel. on the people of itingland..:lt.it,hatli been Cqn `4ned to tbe County of Lancaster, anti to the , •offenders in that County, then it m i g ht have been ,founded in fact. Blit; as it was, he'repeated, it was an • infamous and scandalous libel on time . people. The Noble Lord Was thenealled to order by William Burrows -'and. the Stieiikeri who stated, that the . tiame which the Noble Lord.had applied. to the'RePort of a Committee, of that House, was disorderly. j o wl!. COCHRANR.bad not applied those epithets . to Who.compilttrAl the Cdristpittee, tilt to that scandaloosdocurnent.—(Criesolp .d c r,. Order ! Chair, Chair !) The Sprogn put it to the Manse, if it ac. rin i c s c eif in what.he had !already said, whether. the Noble Lord was not highly disorderly. Alter a few words. iri explanation, the question, that the, Report do lie upon the'table, anti be prie t ted, wise; parti 101 10* * ,4 "loci • TOP 8r,b0E74 Toe CKANCKI.LOR .of the - Mxtuntauna Moved the Order of the aay,for thellonse resolving it. self Into the Committee of Wtrys and Means. 'Mr: nitittsrity suggetted the propriety' of post. pmeing the Committee.at that lite hour. - The CsaptsateLLou of the_ EACHeaUItR 01) 7 served, that after the S , ,atement of the Income and Expenditure' of the Conntry had been fixed fOr that night, if would be necessary, in order to reliant the. eiettiktion of 'Unfounded rumours, ,that, the Ropseshotdel go Into, the Committee. — [The. Honse then resolved itself into the 'COnirnitteilH-The Chancellor of. the Ekeheyter t ~~s sorry thattit Was necessary, at snlatian boor, to bring the ttl? . iect. before the House, but in &Orli the hope that , no.practical tne:vsure, he had to propose to,' the Committee Would meet with op. position. The House would also come better pre. .Raretl, to , the, , tliscussinn than upon similar occa • stony, by Means of the different Reports of the •tointhittve- Of Finance. These 'Reports would, spare' him lunch labour, as to them be intended, to refer ; and more attention would pfobalfiy,he paid to printed documents, of that nature, than tp 'any necessary hurried siateinentS that he might malta. His labour would he also much (HMI.. lashed by the consolidation of the Reve nues of 'Great Britain and Ireland.. M uck lahOur had been e mployed to reconcile the accounts of. the tWo countries; as Would tip- pear afterwards. It bad been ,so aertnged in vie. toe of the eonsolitlation of tlic English irrid Irish Sieheipiers, that train the fith•of last Jan ,fary 'tha'Y itartetl With a new consolidated account of th & Revenue of, the tfuited,' , liingdom. -In one part of the reamer only, there was to be re gretted a dtfcit (1 20 Fer . cent. ,but this ce,.dd WO be wondered at ill an agricultural country, like Ireland', at the coticlu4ion of 'a war , which had impOrerished its.tiatural restorers. Notivith. standing these painful tircumstances, the House, ' would be gratified in heariug,•that-the 'torahs. by 'triliCli;fliecortent donatds'Or the 'yearWere to be . Hrnet, wire neither burtheniame nor objectionable. The supplies of the year were istiinated as fa. , toWs SUPPLIES. • < Ar,tneli n cluding 1,500, 060 t. Tor Estfriordinatielt L. 9,080, 0 0. supdActogive Qt 'froqps in Franrekt Navy frxciu,ive iif Graut for the Reduction of "Nt&illeht) ........... . .. . ....... . e t 09p,900 oraimmich ......... . .... . ........ ............. I .2i x 3OO 'ArliceihfUcolts ..................... . .......... 1,70,0,6 00 --rT, Total Supply for the Service of the year 1117.. la* i soo ftitteri.d. on ... Sinking J`tio.l on Ditto .......... . $ 30,06h th*:go od 11,v Port:o4oc nt Charge ' s' qf Irethiot to .likrivary,c), 191 T. ‘.... 9-16094 Itivards t ion iirNavy acid Trios putt Debt ,11116,1itgi . ' e1;13 . 7, ,,, 04 Stich wai the t;ofni atiinotit (if that estaMi.shincm iteltart-t9 propoie. He mold not call it a peace. establishmrtit; tor the tieiloti hiol not yet artiveil at w,bieb *e'roold he vui to enjoy .thie be te .rdanefitrill s of • 11.._....... .msdno P ijouse r•ftto:l ict.otirct flint at :he opening Of Cif: ,e , tini.,qed. [lift vXpr,o(littire n i ' 8,30,0 M. td:ldl 101 :VO,OOOI. The Unfunded Belt wt.s . 1.,900.0001. nn.l here we're t,lsiri,y-three nilliions of oliprovidtol eNpenditioe. This expcorlitti..e lie proposed koirtect in tile fol lowing mitotic::--- , • WAiS.• AND MEAN% fulual Duties .... I:ll . votable Ncales 03).(i.•• •-• i.:11:49 . 4110 1111 , . I ,5ti5,3451L ' • E N to t , Ditties ,enntintlea fttfter..sitistyig ', • • , (3....itt thereon, h.'. the ' 1,300,000 Motley iengiining At !lie dispritatr,!'l%trtiatnotit of the Comseilidateel 1'4;41, 5, L, 17 ; . t,.:6.975 Ouenoo Slilrev ,, 4UO 0(13 AlVreari of Vnipeity Tit* received .ir be received, bct.weeti the pt4,4pri111317 and April ice 11560,n00 - • • 9,6i1 1 5:17 Irltlltrelsitry fills Exibequer hilts ... • -9.0e0,pc0 22,141,537 Before . Easterp no 1ei35c1ittin.4,200,000% bad :been applied to equalize . the Bank of Ireland, which still insisted on • an intereii of Five per Cent.; hut as the- Irish Exchequer Bills. would 'Ott be come due till Januury next, it was the intention of Goverfonent to remedy this evil, lie .had no doubt, at the saute time, but that. the,Bank of England would s,-educe their interest cis the bills becetne doe. There still remained 9,000,000 i. to p ro eftfed for, Which he proposed. to do by Ex chequer Pills—a nude which every circumstance, had convinced him wits most beneficial'. tti, the public. He had, tried to reduce the interest of Exchequer and had succeeded in redeeing it to the amount (It three hundred thousnad pounds a year without the least difficulty. From the 24th .of _February be bad disposed of 27,000,0001. of itxchequer. Bills, and more t R . FI, eight m u uths r e mained for the disposal of the, other 2.1 mil-. lions. It was 141)011 these considerations that he recommended the measure with the greatest con fidence as one , nor likely to reduce thecredit of the country, Bird which, in point of fact, would not • produce the least inconvenience. Withont now going to the extent ,isf what might . be offered to tie House, it was, no slight. SVisfaction for them to reflect that the public securities bad improved its the amount of 20 per cent. on the whole,eapital of the. country. Exchequer Bills, which wete lately at 4* and 5-1 : per vent. were now reduced to 3?,-: per cent. interest, with 12 shitiin s pre mium: This improves:: ut in the • state of pub lic credit spewed that the resources of the scion.. try were reviving. , There was another 'topic, to which he was stpxlotts to call the Brien tiOn of' the 116 use, end this was the Itsatoption of cash payments 'by the. Bank. When he recol lected how, he bad beeg mocked turd twitted otr this sehjvct i not los,F,cr Onto ,tyfei,veeri. eg o, an d lie believed the house ba d' not forgotten ir,-- (LAngtri)—lie had sortie reason' to pride himself oil what .bail now taken playa. . The diffieulty Get was to prevail On public to take guineas, though the Bank were ready to supply thenc..... (Laughs;)--That . resurnptiOn been carried to a consolatory extent . , and, be hopt..d, would be coinpletO by July, I IS. .So far as ibis 1 , 13111101 cm hid gone, it hAil hveo atectoplished.. vild,okst ie4at trim( it to p;tbileerc44:.-mr (Cries of LicAr !)----so that. the Valiierof Our paper nod our specie svere, alike unirepired. As, to t he Public Debt, their Colni•Ottee had, pot reported Ivifti regard to it ; but, notwithstanding tle fAil are of his.own anticipations, this also - had.heen reduced 4(10,0001. beyoutl!what was. promised.,:.Nor..was this .the only satisfactory circumstance cqnneeted with she public revenue ; for, sinte the Is( (1,1 •of October, 1815, a sum of 32;00U,0001. of ,tat Scpllc huAbeeo paid . , off in the market. These sums were taken out of the,Stoek Mat ket, so that .eVery day . dinintished their amount, and, in all probibility, • the-4ton sti redeemed would • amount to 2(},1)90 ) 001. by-the. time of nextlear's Bmigat. Ile telt not only sunguine s .but confident us to the progressive improvement of the revenue, thoug,li he could not, under all circumstances, pretend to predict the exact period: when such an Im-, provement might he, expected.—(Laughs.)— This amelioration was Connected with that of the Continent, who suffered more than we possibly could. We had our share ofettlamity, though small share, while the Continent4conntries were struggling for subsistence, and therefore could not benefit us. Should it please Divine Providence to 'bless the' nations with a plentiful harvest, • and :the *people were grateful for it, then he bad no doubt there would arise fresh demands for, our ankles : , commerce would be -increased, awl' the resources of the cousttry soon be reple. nished. it was no slight sa , isfaction - to film that .he had to congratulate the House ors the improve. : ment of public credit, the restnoptkoty of cash 'payments, and the reduction of the National, Debt. He trUsted that he'shoithlhear no further of those.dangerous 'remedies for public difficulties which hail been sttggeste.d. itt,that,lidluse ; that no" propositionwottld.bamatle to recluce,the interest of the Nut ions: Dcht r COMinit a brea c h of pub taith.—(Repeatetlabeering):--.lle should have .no occasion. to resort to,Parliaolent,fotAlte inte rest on the New .exchequer Bills, and he felt full confidence in the state of the country. At the sUggestion or. Mt. TIERNEY, anti afti,r sotne con.versation; the ClihNcet.t.ou of the hx- ECItiER Consented La wit. oft, the. Itepott„ of the Cominittee till 'rtlestlay ovtt. Sri . J. Niirrolt.T did not consider the postpone.. ment Of the Report in!. fa tier. - it was necessary that the littee su opportunity - to exa mine, not only korne pst, lint the wh o le., of. it,e. detaili of the Budget,. Ile cOnld not take the nattetinkpicittere• presented by the lion. Gentle matt, witittintititouring the fouodations on whiell it tvas , , :slr. Gesitriti. had nntlerstont.lifrom the It A t e , meta of the Hight Hot': Uentlethan, that' the llink had resumed-cash payments. It so, it was a feet of which he butUteurd nothing till the pie sent moment. "wr , Th e CH A iicii,Uni.Of the EXCPrEQUER England f),;(1 vim many ieStiltlett CAO Mr. tiaeNget.t. RAO, atfitether any pet nn tak ing a 10/,' note to the Bank, dud .tsslking for cash, would receive it The ,:.:;;ANCELLoR of the ExCrIEGVilt, ref:tied., }nit if any nne take. ten 1:, nine, of n cei to Coe 13ai)14, Ile would receiye }Air 011. A clntversation then arose on ,a got:n*lon, frnris Mr. I:lB)o4KVVtgifi, t.vislie4l to ,know whet riwoutit of new Exchequer Rills hml heen losned t , inee .14nnary lA'st to tnske lip the deficieney . in the pro duce' of the con,ohliq#q what wmi the Iota! of that - defleieney to the 5(11 of April'; or, irr pther wordy, what •was the increase of the l'ub j-,tic.s.Debt in ,the ltt,t yt...l*r ? • • • ; CoANCtiLt.oa of - the Excuttootttt u*s tin. dersto.,d to *tate, that, the twat aturegate,smUitnt ref Eltrkequer Bills wars 42.,000,0a0/t.ll3,fivt. to which the Right Holt. ( 4 1mtkniiii nrtrtat lur:~+l tverc not iu addition to 11141 sum, but part ot iz, heaa voted to , ti.phice uthers. Nr. Ilti-tu'lotir stated; tlt,,t the stirphis f.rf the Coniolid,tivd Fond lryel I t yenr,b,fen estimated at three wiiiioos. •Ilad it been received, the;Ex• chequer bills outstanding would have been dis charged out of it ; but as. it was not obtained, the deficiency had been paid off by voting other . E xchequer &Hs, which had beVOille an addition to 0)0. littrt of the Unfunded Debt now to,,beTtro. vided for. - The CHANciLLoR of the EX.Cffirtlnit thought that the bent answer would be to lay before the Hottse the Arcounts of die iiroduce of the con. solidtited Pond made up to the stl► of April next. After a few observation* front Mr. Vonsonhy, Sir Milian' Burrows, Newport, anti Alderman Atkins, the cpnvem)tion dropped. The: several ItesohitiOns were then put 31rut agreed to„autl the Report ordered to be received ou Tuesday. next..,' : Adjoorned TtVI.VE O'ClOCk. lotifli'.,, 144 their n umb 4 too ! 4 0 , 1 it ~i. ! fur 0c!...,ke lan ,, l " ,(h ~, 'Port, , of 00 , t trelie tlendti "ow 1 , 4 ,1 k , f ol _ n they we i '064 ,`"ltil, and if lekcW . o r 4 ,croand„. Mir) ,kttA6nr, t ii heir I, IQ 111' ih or r : a nd th e . 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'ttl liirta‘,ll:, j c,.:1 'lttlirigte:iter ,iii, 'fi tit t4s . e n ,,, itio'' iltt.„ " 41 . CF 4 01, tlle ini roi 3 IC ti A\ hb ( ,at i 4/s ) 11 , e t, , _ , N I ., (At; AJ'l4, 11411;44trabi tie liju "'RI) 10 ` llt 'II ti 1 II .- t Ili( ~i(O. ',)itti Child ~.), trv. to A''',4 , /4)1,14(, An el , . ''.vii .1 Will , I, f 1 1. t TO T}IE•EDITOL( OF THE SUN: SlR,—Onc story, is, good till aripther is told. Lord FOLKSToN is trported to him. 9,01 in tlic House of . Commons, that the late, Meeting at Reading, on the Petition against the Suspension, .was one of the largest and most tespectable ever knoc•ll:lo.,that place. Ilks friend,, the Editor of the Remling paper, (who, like his Lordship, seems to. be very.averse to having the Corpus. 44 kn y disaffected, person held in confinement ; for which doubtless he. catrsgire reasons)-rt , peitls, as in duty bunnd, the, seine > assertion. flow the eyes: and the memory of these worthy persons were affected at .the time, 1 know not.; but the Town hall wits .not, in fact, half full ; nor event he ,Clittrt in which the Sheriff presid‘ed, till the:loWeetvatles. men of the town` and Journeymen, began. Co shop in. 13ut to the last, there wits not the synalkst (:ifficulty of going, in and out Nov both these personv.ges riigi t lta , ..e remembered limes, wllgn , . ina;kA.Mace tiled by the zeal. alts iir the curinos ; or when ;he tneeti.lg wased jonrtted troth the Mill to the Parbury, for the sake of room, even on a . showery day. • '1714.,N0b1e , L arst is•milde also` to say, that' efrporei4tentrt - olti , 7pp , 4irion - boa been „made by what is called,The Pitt Clvb, Tbe vibieti'br thiti*:'..-2A letter issis pint iiao a preceding iteutling •Paper, 4xliortint , Gentlemen to inch, which letter was:coufeeptreClt and, onlY Tintieeltur ea; ro come ti as !mintier of that Club, this is Hilt certain, llot krantind that it was so. tltii War positively the whelk effort tnitle b}? Club t.the individua/. who 4(eiery lsntloblY) wrote the letter not liavingeotrimtinicated,his intention or his act to a single person. The truth is,`the Menibeis of the Pitt Clob'ere ,chiefly inhabitants of the town, whu slid not think it .bcclme them to tithe the, lead in a .11101e,1 6 eoncerno the County' at large. The .Cots .t ) *l:3entlettien, In 'general, abientedllteMselves, ex cepting the professed supporters of , the mea:inte ; APIL land, t!okr ioclinvd. to think that, they acted Wisely in so doing, onless.they had really come in force, to propose aml support an Aniendment. ,As it was,,LortlYolkstone made his speech,•e Mr. Goodlake secoutled it, in a .few, words, and., as no 'kind of replY.was made, the matter. ended , there. Had five words been said in opposition, Mr. F. . was ready with's speech' (rloubtle , s a flaming , s one) cut °cosi tn. Mr. H. ' would have ,lo)joyeed;, Mr. wild a 10 - ng et ereton.nr such. persons wee:. ready in folow. ~ All ‘'vhich patriotic preparations, by this force le-, felt coniptetelY •to groom), and tie Ora•dis .retired.sleeply, mortified, no doubt, at their Info luntary7s.tlence, Otte thing was omitted to he mentioned in the House (doubtless by acebleot I.) that the 111,;14 Sheriff, whitpreshie,l at the MeetinO, an indepeo.. ( I ..ent : and truly respectable County Gentleman, pti sitively refused to sign the-Petition. • Tom. TotHEßsant THE UNFORTUN,Vii. FLMALE. • sve were the. ifirst to detect the , coliaoy of 11.6 " inftresitng na-rvative'7 which h tti. bitett cirett l -lted in Milli, awl throttgitom the Cttl;itt'V, respectOtts this s` . j Ui;knoten," upon the attitorit,y of la Gentietnats,, 'silly Conversoiit tVittt the lititgliai4es of the, EAs,t,. kith! wlics.,bati exnntititii;Eter letter.of spetiott, ,, iliberish at thr 10 , 1 i t ItOttse., we tiri4 it necessary to iitsert - the foil:ovi\, article •." , DR4 WILKIN'tb. ANIY ( 4 A itiatfOti , •, 4 ! AI) Eittycitt Ely .1.,1 It AWN.. 44 Stß,—This morning _ .t b4ve, • ioto&ibnient s , Tooriiett - ißfortitatiOtt InipdAt !,e •rl prat theil by at! female Intrildtwcti to public atteolion by o at Milne vt Carraboo. t bell-vv ail who have step I.er fvt'n Tsoit u;c1I ftwittioteti with. PririttUi Pttithet! , ) huiv, with titybilt been etpottly deceived; attd, 1 ft.tt ii;tortheott tiwititikt of delitirkotitg the rhtiratitot Whit stare in tll+ ae q u iy,4l seeing s.w e *orjOi in Ito Libi.ly of Kiwi - de. Prettnoloietbil h. 3 , 1,1' time ch,r3ezer Site tperfirt , led birmif 3 . 0 It., I 1.1 4. iLooMvd, by t h e b est s sit itiy addeviset - in (be %I st ,. ototticit.vs c .ntr;ittitclt in liiiillot,ard4dte,vg4 4.1004 I.CLn cispraitt of gis stns itifornation .or, prisinotbspnctiers rsrtltougb taltioubtedly -an s h e e v inced intents so extraordioary, kilter tiloU qho tiltver , pitittiViolts Ott I(tst to tl4.llotT that she was. one of it superior cast. It is to be lamentutl,that a Lady' r Q .:3(10 14k ouch exalted benevolence as Mrs. Watrall should riot b oa tint, ittwect 44- snub sot itte t tost*,ta. ant, Sir, yones respectfully, " 11404911. Hacmey, )11441tset, Jun* 16,".