The Sun. — London, England, 1817-06-09 00:00:00

PrZOVINCIA.I4 VITT CLUBS. • NoTINViCti 'Prri CLOD. As rrelill'erted 'ant a brief account of the NOT-, with Crichration, we .6billjctin an' aitiple detail at . what dots so much honour to that,City. On the 2,Sth nit. a . most -notnerotts and respect 'Able body Of Gentlenien mer at the ,Assembly Rooms, •to. commemorate- the girth-day of the late Itigl,t Til s m were three tables, C, erv - e:y. Esti.l ), prtgido gt *tie rrotre tahl4,' E, Worn 'lts/ m.p. 4 t thr right hand, and IiEbINGI ..,no.the.. left. The clot It Bong • removed, Non Votui Dowine Ni•as sung. Ater :which the.Cloair;• _tltxrr per... • King.,-Cinri bless hint, 'and I with he entail see the teat of his countrymen in sopporting Itiik.Coustitation. Song— Pod save thy. Xi:lg.—The Rriave liestent•-thanhs - to him tot Of choice of his Ministers, and bisffirm,adherenee to them. Mich. applause: d i—Song—Hail Star ut Brousaticit.—The Queen sod ..the rest of the Ittsal Family.,-Tho House of Brunswick; and ma.) , they never. forget the-princlptes whidt on the throne of these reeltrts.r.The Prin. otos elyirlotta, nod (S i te iglus ririas consort,-Pr.itme Leopold ; way thtir union he a source of happiness td-tilltaliailei, and of FOFtiVity to the kingdom at large. CitAIRM4t4 then rose and - "said, the next , toast Which it•was his duty to propose was the one sacred to the celebration of the Festival ; while we commemorate the 'birth of the illustrious Pitt, we at the same time commemorate his splendid talentti, and his gigantic abilities, which at once proved theintniness and safeguard of his cou ntry„......ll,esa talents and abilities it was our wish to record, and we would transmit them down to our citlidren's 'children, that their gratitude might be 'Alone commensurate with eternity. Lie was happy to observe so numerous an. assemblage on the present occlsion, but nnmerons , as that assembly was, it Constituted but a small - part of those Gentlemen who throughout the whole king- data a cre on the same d.iy, at the S, me . tnoment,; pet leaps expressing 'the. same 01)0 / elevated the bailw hopes, anal' cherishing the same senti. ..merits. No detail was wanted front him to proVe -the loss the country had sustained. by the death of Mr. Vitt, when we emitter the pattiotisni which inspired hint, the wisdom which guided him, the judgrnent,with which lie planned, and time 7eal with which . he.executed; but whilst we admire t hese" transdendsntabilities, we ought not . toforget the titres in which they , %vett 'called forth.6-it wets after 4 war Which.ntany deemeOmpolitiC and all unfortunate—it :w:is rhea. cwhile straining every nerve to' relieve his country, he was' interrupted by the bloodiest revclution which ever disgraced the annals 'of ni.ankind...foreign ruissienqries atut foreign arts were !toured into this country to lead the peoples trod their duty, and aided by fiction and.treatrin at home, we were threatened with danger . and . .rnin; 'The d:mge'rs were averted unto our country by thenohleyigour of the confl icts of 'the itinnort,il He died before het could witness their beneficial' effects; but thank Heaven, they had survived in his sticeerori."; had be litfeti, in spite of ti 4 yain prophecies the taunts,' • the fcars , of bis'opponents,' he would L'ave seen their glorious result_ glorious for the prosperity, of out country—gloriOut for . our internal seen. ritY4-,glorions .as respects: our f-reign treaties—o, glorious for the security of our CrOrtfitirtltiOlV 4 .• Constitution, .which was recognized .ritthe tetterlti t w telvincoloaked the fear of God anti tbe King, and Was at .onpe .an enemy to_monar , : to a tiStOCraPC4, !Mt : Above all, to deT ' moeratkal Government, as.being most conducive SlaVery. 'By the connselsof the horrors of war I.A Imin "asOted.'from our rue ~ 1 41',5, attcl Elll'OllC had been rescued from the iron, sway of aT &spot who conquered bpt to enslave, • sure . conhtant object .'WriS to turn the strength be acquired teti the.overthroW of Greta Britain—like another Carthage, we Were doomed toile &strayed, hot' , ,we had eleaped. Anti he, (the Chairman) wotild ask, were this deliverance, t i v ese blessings, not worth the purchase 1 'Ought, we to consider the cost when we contemplate the value.of the , trcssorei I%Juch pains had been L4en to excite 4despondeny ors the presynt state of the country, anti to,expggerate our distresses, • much at which the all-,seeing hand o.f Providence had thought fit to impose on us;. by these means evil and designing men had endeayoured,to poison t Mimic' of the people; and to mislead thein aam their ditty ; but by the principles of Mr, Vitt and his successors, the - folly iiita the 'wicliednesi of these men had heti . ) exposed: lie (theehairman) was ashamed to dwelt On :such a topic in a Corn -Tinny like the prerent, but he would remind them that the-same connSels, the same wisrlont,''seltich • bad actuated Alr. :P . m, had a beCOlll.l time' Sieved this country. had.triumphed by sea and land, we had triumphed over, factious and_ designing wen, :who, if successful, wonlditave proved rebels to their King, and tyrants to the people. The Worthy Chairman,coneiaded his aWe speech by ' giving . • . "The Illubtrious nemery of the Right tlortourahle Wil liam vitt,. which - two drlntt with enthusiatiat. - tAng--The Pilot that Weatiter'd the Storm. The Chsirioan.tlten gave-'-r .. • "',lhr I.)uke of Clarence and the Navy."--Sertg—tule Britannia. 'write fluke of York and the Army."...-hike of York's Match. '''' • ' ' ' 1 1 . he. Cll4tat.tAil ,then rose and said, I have opts', Gentlemen, to toast the great est fitrti of the age I . thank God I can toast his health, it will be for '. posterity to drink to his 'memory. . lie. never fought but be cotignereil , —he_never concitteyett but hefkitew hoW - to use lII' v,l4tory4-114,:first tilught il i e'Nfatious or kurope to break the•trammels , of *laver!, and _ ga.ve„ them the,tright example. I *ivill giv.t , you _ ... ' ',. . .. ..,„ . j . , ..„ . " fieltl'9l;trblini the Dupe of Wolliqgton." — (Long and. , „ rotttinued iQ F JAM.,I,,,,, ....;„..., .. --- ,--- , it'Atns atyrititeutton, Gentlemen, ' to ;lave said a . 'few voniliattre, bur l. flu tryirrr -feel in gi so' much in nrilsott vettbtny own, that•it woulti.be idle to, '-'-'entitrgeptirt.the subject. ~14:1'tibtRootAt:ts,'Esrt: 'then /pie, 1 ~'. 4 , ..ritcmiltisters.of the Prince , g,hgent, altl mai they I. n .: (Ontinuc to descrvc t he topport•of the ‘;,tetaittry.."—(APPtsosF* Tlttitc I.l l lt.ht AI rt .sold,lle V 01A44.-giv -a 19 8 ' . N,ViliCh WaS . i Cow.p °mitt of 1-,,lti) former ones, .The 'llitenlort; or 1.111.. l'iit at Iti I— ith of the Minis. , . . , 14,,,i . x . . _ lac bad been tiranli,, he. would therrtoyc clow give; ..!' r*.lzt the t ) ri,iti i p);r1 of Mr. Pitt atv•sys suituate the couu 4 seta of I.e.tt 40.10 " 110.." • - - • • - The Ctia;Ale4Atl said, on looking round-hei•emil4 'lot but observe the notneroui abSeittslttp.' of Putt. tletuen (ruin the County, which had Lunt day bu- touretllte Meeting .with their eMnpar,y, anA lie was sure he could not prnlinSe a toast more grati tying to them, and to ali around him, than the, health of their neW Ileisresewative.,(Sitoitts of 4plause.).7-11e,coold not ti , %i enticipate the ception of such a toakt, independent of the high situation it, which the -lionottrable Gentle man stood, he (the Chairman) should have berm proud to have drank his ,itealtii for -tha,virtoes possessed, for the principles lie acknol.vieged, and for the spirit with which asserted them The Chairmattr.7as Sere the sheeting u 0911.1 hear himniit itt the,fecling,. the . Connty of Nor., folk Wanted. 'sneli, tt man to I its independence at Ole very time 'when he (Ilt.. W.) undertook the ardnun3 he had %o.glorionsly sue , eeeded—sneceeded iodeed ,by, the efforts of his friends, lout he had dit.played a firmness, a bold ness of exertion, which bud gained bim many friends, and was . intimaaly 'connected with the advantages which had been acquired. lle would propose the health of Mr. Edmond Wodehouse, the Representative of the County of Norfolk,. .Mr. Epsom?) Wobsuouse returned, thanks nearly it) the following words : , • I rise, Gentlemen, with every feeling of grati tude and respect lor the high honour you have just done me. lam fully aware that the present is a meeting not intended for the diSeussion of mere local politics, but for more general purposes which concern the whole nation ; but _I hope, Gentle men, I shall not incur the imputation of vanity it I address. you 'shortly, since having been balled on in this public manner I cannot help thinking that the 'present is a time peculiarly fitted:toe a parti cular expression of• my public sentiments. When I look back on the late electiOn,,and.'find myself indebted for my sitecess to the approbition,of a ; free people, it powerfully reminds me to beware of joining with any putticular faction. I will not identify turelf with any set of men or measures which are deeting as the wind may be, raised in ats instant, find blown away With a breath; but while speaking of hiM whose mentory, we are met to commemnrat speaking of his measures; I feel myself standlug on a rock.-6u(Applanse.)— To this company, to the whole.kingdom, I will de- . dare my belief that he wits the greatest statesinan, the,greatest blessing, we ever enjoyed. I would tint, by this. convey any promise of the line of conduct I shell pursue I: it is bitt an acknowledge ment of my principles. of the day-star which I worship, and a due homage to hint who was the supporter of the, liberties of the, people mod the' preserver of the stab il ity of the Crown. Lhave -lately, 'Gentlemen, trespassed too numb ou:your • time—(:rips of No, no fj—and thcrefore.willcon elnde with proposing the health of a Gentleman, for whom individually I entertain, the greatest friendship; and who has rendered tne and my fa mily many services. I will give you the health 1 of tire Mayor and prosperity to the City of Nor- with. `E'L'M. HANKF.S, Big. shortly returned thauks,: and. gaee « Mav the principlts of Mr. Pitt •ever. be ,F.Oi r ODF House then. gave the health of the worthy President, the repieseniative tit the City of Nora jell, Mr. Charles Harvey. Mr. limtvey rose ,to _return thanks. , It was nwuc :c easier,to feel than to , retUru coinpllusrut ; if he •Nere iodelited.to the favoor of the company. for any was toe the principles feised they were the principlei ot, Pitt, and he ,firmly beliived that the mole they. fvere scthcr ed to, the more benefit I.tould accrue to the' country. 'He had the pleasure to obseree' they were rapidly gaining-ground, and :tic hoped they. would overturn all opposition; lie concluded by giving thsi High Sheriff of Norfolk, and thauka him for his-impartiality. The Pitt Clubs throeghout the United-King. King tlom. The CitAteNtAN then. gave. the health of de parted hero, whose. healin tvidle living was el woys drank, with entliesiasm. To'him the cottotyy, was indebted for innumerable benefits, and the Chair. than. hoped it would always, he shewn thAl though lite was short, gratitude was everlasting. lie pro posed the immortal memory of Lord Nelson...- Drank in silence. The Cli,stuMAN felt 4 ditlicitity. in propcning the next toast, but it was a diftieulty,i.vhich_arose only from the proximity of the geotleman . whose etiloginm he was About, to pronounce ;• tor : highly , as the eulogium wes deserved, It* knew. kWqpitl be far more gratifyine• to the geetleinao to deserve than to receive it. .4714, givink,the health, of' the lion. Colonel Wodehoese (long end,,ctitninued nplause), he gave the health of a gentleman a hose. sentiniente were known to all, and, who has ever hail the maeliness in avow them, but be., ing certain that the lion. Gentleman will feelpori pleasure in the Chairman's abstaining .front fur,. , tiler compliment, than from his continuingit, Iwe would at once give the health of the•flon. Colonel Wodelioutte, with thanks to him for hiS noble vindication of the principles of this county, for his inorporating tlitiste principles in the feel era. lion which bad been signed by so ninny, and foC hii:noble and cfrectuol co-operetlon in the late struggic, which has eoitviaced44 .that those •sett. thoents were the sentiments of the great majority of the Qounty.qt Norto,ik. Colonel 1%7'01w-intim retorned thaoks. anv Society a compliment like that which:had just been' pissed on him-would be gratifyiug, bat company 'like the present, •in sur4. rounded as he waiby numbers of Gentlemen whont lie loved, honoured, and esteemed, it„WAS doublet giatifying. Respecting the. part. he rook at• the late County Meeting, which has roused a spirit indegendenee in the county, so nobly a n d. 5 ". cessfully exerted in the return of his lion..Rela don,`he had po doubt but it was the proceeiliogi of that : (ley. which Lad tended to excite the' feel. ings Aleh had been-them'. :Previeus to. that meeting, the patty which he Lied espoused . wag Sunk into the lowesvehyss Of despair, eonipleie4 ly eeervated, and appa.rently incapable of niint; any exertion ; bur -from the moment he saw the Requisition signed hy so opthy NiAletnen anti Gentle:Bloli it ray of hope clime& his mind, nr „l gleamed 61 , 010 the darkness. He never los t sight 0111; he had attended. thet.iteritiniand tweet that the sense. ofttbe-cotutty would h t roused ; it: bud been roused, end seeing so n n ,h l County Gentlemen about him, professing ,ti l e princieples of that Illustrious Summon whost in,ky Alitt ga,Al bilailli 'Hi WI:IL ;14 crzn io i; ~, pashet. line time of this ;:treat St.,tiestoln is not yettli'' rim( .entfligh for vs to target 1101 V ni!!Cti vVe owe': iliS !6et vices, not the rtneinhi,oce c if liii 1141144, XII C1011(14:41 us tiii ttirlied liv the apilitraoce of of "eccediog'Ogtriot nt riv.ll talenti. • At th e. p a : sent insatut,' evlits cffilltiii in thii city to Nolv the celebration of the annircttAry irt'etittg /4' tiotif of M. flit- tionbly interrolag.. . _ . . birth ittLl were Met to coirtniena4rata, Le thought, it Might be denominated a Pitt County. And he 'begged that the CIA; .which had blthekto been designated 'the. Norwich' Pitt Chili,. might hence forth be, called the Noiwich .au'l. Wort('lk - Pia ttuti.. lie coal(' .not help remarking that hia 'P' ponenta in politics had always assumed a m erit, a kind of popularity, f6r professing Whit prin. clPtek• — (A. laugh.)—The Gentleman who pro— posed Mr. Pratt At tile' late electin, t Old the _Calla he profetseci the good old '.'<'h' principles, ~ and they•were fretptettilyaold by these Gentlemen that. ahey were educated as Whigs, that they had 1 -o'clock, been bronghritp ‘Vhigs, and' Co conclude the en F r ia,, s . eve ning a bout seven ,,, tv i\ hoi e , th a t- th e y were NVltigs - anti no Tories..—. p orter., ,if,"„f a rt..:peetable. Mitclict:,atiwe'g ( Inch latighing.)—now iti iris (the lion. Colo- s'reet, Pottinan-irittarci cY e ' l 2 ' iv e ?of tiel`.) estimation, the causes of distinction be-, (wren Whig and 'l'tiry. were no longer. in ei.ist- old, towards ,litc lii.tActit's ratk -tor .. li nte, s o !nee, the very terms were become obiolete, anti The, g i rl w ., vass i Ng 'war Niusitagoe•-°_, do it was Ito uSe ncisit to revive them, unless to on- i t3tte her child, 'On infant Sae was accosted by kin C.'.',Trlllay:reSSeo/.... tali t _ _!s little popularity. NO man could admire i wild, after bestowing wady encoraiur ;Id liy, abou. tt. i h i e .C i onstitntion of 1688 more than he' did ; lie - 6 .‘ extraordinary''` beauty of the int" ; go o at in red the wisdom which presetVed it, anti he b r ayed ,his worthy relation world, alsvays maintain careless manner, that the girl wuttl,:,e ne o The prerogatives . of . the Crown, as then establiibed. enoutAt to take a letter for her I° ".‘erottl, quiring who were its parents, tec. 'l i t !, bey. ; F 3f )e M P r. n .l tl it i t P , le l l ie l ' ‘ i s l i l i e t It a p d a u i l i i i ii l i :a t t i l at h i i7a n r ' d t 14 r reviles! v i li l l e c d m a ° t ry a She observed at the same liire crote , boastedate meeting . —(Cries of .no Coke.)—Ami it %va s , t clear ti t t 1 s ed, ca utik . l ori a ssertion, wool(' take care of the he was happy to ray, could no , i ns h er nut to delay „he that . it was the language of the county.— meaning the infant, until 'She returFer.c. ..iri,,i. ini(nis,,f:-office, for which .she would giV! : tot 0 0 I get be made, fur one ot the Representatives' of prospect of so lointl'"nie Bre 4, 1 the County profcsied the principles of that great jotted at the at , _ .st of f t to readily undertook the office, u 1 SL: , , iatatalc, Statsmilit. . ' ' 'letter 'the returned in about tent" rote In confornit 'ty with the wish of the lion. Colo. . * ,_- ~t the holi n° f liali. l to net utter tontay, neither ly ton ", 10 nil, the Chairman then rose to propose that ,die were to be seen, , ind irainiedimte ~ cl,;t i, _ Club should in • future be called the Norfolk and• .. lentil that tik. •;tile mother,screamme lin • I , ot , ~„ Norwich Pitt Club ' , which Was a'greed to. The Ist i ' mi le patent, scar cc , t of I'' ;won the road. .ti , c t r ; eo 4, Chairman ,then - ., , proposed, ihai. to Sanction the ' i) -1' The un :' rt i ' - Se t otf - in P ur '' . f t erol ° he 3 r the partunhara,. r.c.,,,,01d ,t present proceeding, the Hein. Colonel Wodehousc- wretch who hail stolen lict , l i",, silt' toilet s A lintild be reque4tea to fill the ! ! csia.rat the next ec ea ho the neiabbourliond to" ~i , 0;7 1 . ecting. .11e had made some excellent observa. "„1,, n , - I :, 4 , e it i . ,,,,,.„ i she reaurited Iliwg 1 . o citt tines on Whigs and Tories, and lie, 'the Chair- t r t .,: e n . , - .,,, - , - ,i . ,. - h -- , - ,y t i:,l ' wtiiion, An a ' ' '''" l ' l ; IWO mail, declared his conviction, that bad the prin. i',..„-,.,-i-i",(;','-:-fi--,-,-- • ft ' l 1 i h state Elie', ` 1 i 0 0' 6 1 )1 " which actuate our modern Wlihes been '...''' ' 4......1 --- Istin wine', c i • kijw"°°' * ,The %vtio.e nob a te.„ several boors. . eo geri , 4 „,1 avowed at the 'true when Lord Somers established "a I 0- t it h e raise d , ant' ri es ' • eVIF„'."" f i r s 1 lc ,„,, lo t the Constit tit ion as it nout is, tt I tey wou d hive been . • .I . eeCon but " ,Itt ) ( t bl.. . at,k-balled in any society whatever. patetrett In every tal - a a. .. ient - co t, o _, • ' • the route taken by the del:n lec tit , er Colonel 1 . Vougtiotisa felt that ti 'would * • i 'clock , 1101 . 114 :" PO ling tatnetl. About rti:►it 0 • in rare- ere gi e ve Win mote satisfaction than to fill the station 4 tia S in circulation. that's ~`") 1/, 1 -„ , th‘t't' s.- 'l l h had been requested. 0 -11. that and on all other I at e eriiiii the Ae,c,.i.)110(1 or 0103' chTfuto occasions Le should think himself conferi in a be-' - 1 l 'cif, its.! - ke l n a h4din2s:"" __ . g . ..,,....ire t ....1 „ ..,,,, t l i cti iF t . O l a befit on.the county • ' supporting y in • tt PrlnetPles• stood in•Dorsci-street. Jt " J iige ntio" The. C -fIAtItMAX then gave, "th Ai , , tl e ursn s ti: IL it Was her • . dros s , , e . ..I),Ur and I P eT • - . : Chan 14i the Castle Corporation." by one of the coacues iron. ,1 b taro, .., . .. 11 ' 1 - . t . •, (prickly fhllowe.',lin, 1,0',,/ Mr. FitANCIS NewTON returned thanks, ' lit ter sit. V 61.! Mayor, ni Ithat . Rs, 1,-, 1 . ~,,,,,i, 1 4 .. c. i l at , fturinit 1s 1 " v „ re Ote- 1 . , it strict, (he Castle Corporation were i --- ? --"- "i t winie lai r ' . . t icc' alwa , ertton was .stioseqaent y . race d ti t-- ,t ,„,, , , ys happy•to be 'instritmental or tisetlll in the great cause,and while they had a , w of f eh o us e said 1 der,,but they have,hitherio 2.., turi i,y, (ir flu IA - tg b;l , a ilarveyio aitimate . them, they would ncv -! I l'ilv srEtietiva A erallt,.. -- or , 1., , : er,relax,fratlT T tat! , . in their ' endeavours. 1 o'clock in the • mo:ating. a' P E I lli g 4 ~1! I, ' , '' 4 '1 CA d V to rile ship )0 , - . 1 .4 to , ~ Mr. E. Wonettouse then . gave e , 'fie' Bishop 'Ali „' ~ r r o e • . ' _,.. . ed 0,4 I ~, Enit 1 , strict the Clergy of the ditnese." • ~. , 1 gating, it tt:4s u:isco:cr. •, . o w; fot , ,ila, .oloutt, a.dlit , !in lacr Artrc; 0' , .11t ~- •- .i. t ti! lin :t ,, 1 rt:e ethita Mat; gave the 1 1 1 lea t 1 of NIT. fieding- ' .c. ,it , field and the other Stewards. . - ' i diately ortlereithreakfast,4l;::l. 0, .. 0 1 t:' , ,,, 01 , 5 , n .,,ac ..,roa„ • . • the balre.. lfer matontr s I ": ► r " . i ‘' Mr.'l3Ents - GPast.o•rettirned thanka. • • ' ,ot e" , c !),;!.. Mr, SEItGE ANT FtliTH :inonoscdr the bealti attitvtinfit and she, PirtP9,' to rtne „10: , 1 rof the Right lion. Charles kbb •f. t lrsired ael ass of blier..y •Nloc yr , for ~(,), J qt t „.pt , a,:er a the' i „, -'• d ,„ ••• Icr d e l" . A 1 ar''‘`,,,,dj '.loose of Ccnnitiont, awl lifetime(' his towit by 1 ,,"'", -)/4 ' 311 " ; " -- r°L 6. ' cebe r 4 ;4 . i ' i • i ill,. some 'reannaks, in which he eomplimenae4 tha t 'll less than 4 " litiq l. " e j i lfzer it i io fi' l ! r i o,..lithefilan as Ch/SllllllOll ofCI 1 I ' ' ititi with 11 ' P311'145 "1 t.!c a ' llt il'al ; , j.stl' rite , anre aam mite . l a ,„' r. , c , „ ll ,i " Lon! NVotleitouse and the House of Klaiber I'''. ;-:"./ 7.-- " !tact ' -) ? ricd" ' ; '?9'l':3l'''''' -. i rn.el4. to the Jiti t it'..toiir- lute ' f. ,,iy: i'' , .,..„it '' 1 - Upon learniug the tee'''ny 11 ,i v t,t ,,,o . i'' p:kEetITS iiiiitireli:atly reli" C ~ ‘lllf” t ' •'.' " claim ti,e babe. . ,i,..,r,:t".1'. .o,„.)ti• ClllCitt.sTEit, SA11:1190 , 1 1, art ,iv i . et, .t" 'do' . , gular tirctini,tance. occ"rr-vo 21 )0 to iltv' I. res,pectably dressed female `., Glo w 0 1 ,0. iFleece Inn, iit titi , , ei; y, on n o ~,001 ,, Jo ~,sag. It app.eartd slle ti' le ; t on 1 yeti' `ti's [old, yestertior.,afteraoon,:ovion Ldst 410,g, . 4 0 1 # wire!). Ity it 4 11 ."“ 1) ,,. 0 , t ilt i l‘ l :, c tlic t ' intlot pog-boy, who drove: iitoi: jol 1 toL ! , ' Lontlou,-the (Allier of 111 e l to t scc r e lo pf , ber. ..Slia had takPft , 4 1 / ,, tA l . c 'i,, , ,! (30 1 , t ;.,1: 414 mouth, at font o'clock , I ' ll ,* (et , Oae 1, pot" l ___.,._..-,,-- ti..,cd.abotat half an .Bot' h'er '' ' Go o, ti ) I be coliveye,l.,, b'''its' F, 'for e'.atniitatiou. - . „ stivs ' • It'o °P , ~.. . ...: ,--- --• ; „ o pt f n:35- ON " :rnnzstims .m.vrat. . 0 11.1- - rdAy yet 0 o n ' . If/. '-, left oaf on 3 '' t ` l '' r ter - l' 5 ,4 , , , a mt.ft, „ o sa l at ter 01 Ak:C;OLk, ASTON. tint ,C 1 1)„. s t i lie mit( i t ft..ritter,cOmpleted -5. 0 o'lle':•atea ;It ',,..,,i1t i i cril'ay traortriog,, li,k -,:. F.: It, s• r or. Ai „ 1 1 5 0 ,tit, 1....xt05-at a gorier I) .3 s t `, : o c tet! : ) e, , ,i e ,y,ni 4 , , r 5. ternooun :he torincr ..''' , r ,i,y . q ,i , t , , 1 ''... i r .c"o'y' l ve ' t '' . bee ' 4 .co' l ,-.,tt'e; .p.,„ - ..i- ' hint's ` o t sil k ' Cale t o rolw.irds..4.t went y,, the 611'111x-4d :he 144 Y• ,,,, i t0 g".., ice . (25,„.0.31a6THR, ,•, 1 .1:r' , is\ the ,Ditti.c.. ol , !. - 4 not' , 01 ,..1 5 ' 4(01 Cara; a tll P . ","' vie w ) t persoiis o f li.4t0.10101) li tit':Aliat)S. ' nty to, tLe. ; pc .....00..,,--- con'oigi; . v ei terd i sY lo ta' , EAT AI., tICCI.,I*•. O3 A Pi lo ' frl.., i . .. ver „i roil] , ~,, too 1 ' kbe,iNrivy sll",' „ Jon g tot . + to ts 1,11( iwitich voditt vo' r "Ner Ill,iirl t ~ or re ,, .1 ,ett,ating ,sioacat lite. '4 , . bv i,•011r,,,i ii " 11 . . j3 ,,,iare, it '‘"{' 4 , ol tias,'„,i to 'sinister- , . _ bole pa ri r ., ,,,, 0 tt 0 , tattled, at ;i 1 !."- 7 , imia ntlY ' ' o p 0. 4 hr t ,,.„ . . I,..,,rit:rai ')"1-.' w o /04 °1 w here 0 1 si,l4l!,:fl._the te'3l3ltelo 01 1 1 ,01 c, ~,..„cie?f t o 3 puhiic-bot,se 0 ," I,l,,yant ' , „. 0 ( " i , r. rczo:olnettilett.LY s ti' e . t.,,r ti0 ,..t v.‘ , 1 „, a soot:IIto wit:ia“t '11.0:";,,,2,ii0ar ' fled ''''. bodies t>l' the .i" . ..,..d. CIiILD'STEAL,V4G. ley." • Colonct,iVonattoust retnrned Mr. •E. IVonettonstc —" The Lonlies cif Nor folk and Norwich, and may they grant 'us a con-. tinnance of their favours." " The Landed and Commercial interest of this Country, and fray thry ever, As on the present occasion, be firmly nlited."—By.Cni. " The Mayor Etect."—:.Who .returned thanks, and gave " The Norwieh'Lillbt tioNe Volunteer‘, and the Ytoinvory of Nurfolli."— , (.:ol. Hanel' re tiaued.thanks.• Mr..tlenq Pi tend thatentimon Coun ei!, the greattru.ijoriiy Of ni'were'ai tt'nys readyady co, , operate . sTith the Caitie Corpeiration ju at.; serting the prineildes'or Pitt, anctsupliortirrg the indepenLience -of•ttie Connty.":—llly. it. liatval-, Bsq, FIIANCII tettlrneti thgnics. ' Tice . we live in, find niay'' it everserve'Ss a rallying point agAinst tyranny. antl athittif. pression."--By ThC,CIIAIRUAN rose, and observed, as •tnuc d 11,,ha been S in' about, principkes, he y.t . ould...prQuose a 'toast In . which all writll4l4' rec. " NraYtbe British counselA never ba corrected by the 'advocates Of French principles."—Which wal wi:11 tilticil applause. _ _ C. Wkit'VEy, ESq. vet:lea fi., , 11 the ch,iir, to which Col. Wotleholise w; 3 / 4 1 cplickby•the UrA. nimott3 voice cit the company. " The 1 the Lily, 51r. E. IVotl,:lio.d‘,l:. ~~, ht ~• ~~, ", 1 :11v. Berney and the iione Cf tracnn."-- By the Mayor. . 4 ; Mr; raCitNEY rourni ;113Tiki, ,Nlav- the Coanty ot Nio folk.be.ab!# break from its neck Ore chain 3 wit;ch m .7 he - tlow ,ft; s rkin at 1-,,loikhroll',“ The . Lim! .Ic.4.4Atena . ut )-tr; E. home. - " I)r:fiarr:"--.13v the Rev. 'Arr. 'lVlwnrii;ig , , iTho . prefaced bis to St of remark - 3 repitz.t. with iittmottr. " - Theltrderientlence of The Cortnty nr Nori' , llt• and ,may it.ever be 4upportett by 0, respectable majOylty as at - pres en t." . f ". The Freeholders of Mar.iltlantt."—By the Rev. 'Mr. Mtinnings: .- ' T. 1 - lostAsoa. Esq. returned 'thanks. 1.1.: stated, that when he first resided in Marshland, he lotttul the Freeholders almost . to it man in riP• frbSitioti t© Government. - it had beit: vottr, and the entlea your of the surrouorlin Clergy to correct 'the itritSci . plei of the - Yeomanry of Marshland he WitS - happy to inroany star ces lauteceded, a;.fd h 6 pledged bianself they would tont-Mae their excftions. ' " WM. nr'onbser of Mr. F.. Worieboitse."--By the Rey. Mr. 'Church. Mr. MAsost , / returned hanks. i f The 'Gentlemen of Mr. Wotielron's Com ntittee."A—llly 'Colonel'Woifehouse. Mt. 'trvrta returned thaVits. 'Colonel IVoriztrouse tlten left the Chair, in't the company broke up myth gratified with the Li- ;;--- i „ ArvSl:,D. • it coet" to O i n lilt:lna4v .z 4• at Oen :- C . (..-1:11rc , r•ivt -i:titonc(t.;.:;): L" 'Estr.i.G tc, ' 4 Ilt Iteg'°.. ''''l.' Tlla 4..,="•',l4ttir of f.3e.'": tat it kt.:o-406, ....)q,' ....., antle OR tbe Silt inst. itt•f.)e nevcriey Itt#4;11,101, V,CI. Sit!i;,.:ti7t.t.i'4,';‘ll,ll6 '. ra":::l'i, -V,llt*, 1.,41%1!:.,te.: of C totict A''' '-' t.St:cretary stt Wtt, .~-~~ ,W.r. P io. i ji: 0,0 act., ,t, ~ bls hotistoire thVailiiAtree.ti.; ~-„,.. i, ' • . ,v,,,, winct.ioaci, cid,..,t 0 f, .„..„...„:, . .... -. 2 ~, che„,,,i,k, .. h , o t ,ti / 4 ...„ . '"!ttr.Jy 144,, at 105 f.ittle,: ,itiOtP :.! s'nt.Y, ilt the 4 iit yeAr a his A4l,' ti m ‘ll Etri . ----'—`----------' r; Of ; 4'l, 1.?:::'"N Printra 1,,, ,1..11, GATISTA4 ' Vod I AO 10 0 __ll7ld.stresit, caoovt.s.4l,Prei ~ . ttett• ~,• ?'lirri.. ~f N '• suoti glt"Ces i erV cryl 0.1 . N . ; S t y APrit A , ~ ‘,. 111. .sti : tvl)Oe " orsi-' /Atter!, tt44. t- (pos d; niuit be a • : route taken Dy it.. - fled. About rii_lit o7clock, liio,l-..L.,.0.f1i„ S * in circula,ion„ that'll ,wontin rk,Vr.crt P . ering the deetiption of elloie lif.filt,iii ota I'ol of, hail taken a I),a‘lines,-e"'cl ,:nettO 1d in .Dorset-st reef. it tra's CE ;At ilrOr trE 41 e Pul:lees, tl: IL it was Ler itgention e 55, 0 ) one of the coaches fronts Charituf C(irt,,,,,,i,01?: later est: was trielslV fniloyc'l 1 . ) ) r Vl tiv i tlift, kt.. coach, Livic Ilie fturatitit I.v.ts kilin. , I , oe ol , +' rt"n was subecoctltis! iliiitie tO trao ccod• i ~,but they hav r' 1 - yeti 11'1d 0 c iit,lectO pro, iti,,,,, Iqv sr ' '' ERI rltri A krAT1,....-(30 Silturdl6:4l.oo. I‘lik in 'the filn:•iting; a betty resPe.'_.' Lt" . ' "rove• t° ale Ship bo, at,134.,it,"1".A„100`,./ Llati"g, k u: as U.:ivy v ere(' that Of f I %the Itti , ' ott . artrt4; 1.0.4.1tt ii% .thovtlt olordlit fee , I ately ordered , Ivre'l.kfitt , :an.a. 0111' '''",.1,i,t,14,t • (! blL'e- I.lex mattutrs itylie*:44t"`4ol„,.,,y, ttvtino, a rd s h e , pi , tods,,of, im,"*.,1:11. .!‘ sired a glass of blier: ....itle tor ° e 1 „c , : " I !1:1'4451 t‘i;io it t,,,,;k licr derii,jia`:,,,, 0- 1 tus than An hour a nthe r :4 iril" 4 141:_tsith the pareOli 4,,t the un'et .f , ti t io tot notioinet,it t ial , ~...sti'''' r. s; iv! 4 tr).1;•!.'"-' . the ,nti.tts'apkirilulmi ?:,,,.Val ' lIIIM V.,,„. • . f ;..iv • 'l*—'l"g me rout• the " aEoit i "et" "illitifelizatly tettetiito • i t t beic il ' '4 ;int dm b 3 be. 41,-4,105 -. CatU LI E. - . 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Aillilitg t' l , r e 0 e , he D 0t.,,. ot (;.....uc-obTlitil 'VII° r i' ,., we t , 1 :t• , 5 ,.., - ,titi 114- • i nl4 t'Ut e. sat' P P J 0: 4 . a tell ppi . 0,1,,,,..10 k II ' ::Csotis, iititl:Ltitlctitaott:si:reseot, 4 , ----oro.------ t. ,niP A y t' 1 lei r ' EAT %14,4AC1115N1,--.leit4:rd fbekOVl.'' shower o f roin, 0 3 ' toll 000'1 I ch Wditt f4tur young me ° 1. 0 0 0 ;( , : i tat.ttititt :.0.).w.-o. the tiNer .1.10104:71' occithllo,l, ttinstcr illikl 4,e, it Nt's by o''-`olioli'd,i R. Itilvti, ;Aril tho whole part Y P1a110f04,41.1 '‘) 0 14 eIZ. ,',.."-24Vtra; ),,AT, ;05toloy I'Ll so o il ( . . Cllant:e,the tc.it:tle vot, 104 C-11 %I.,here 7 0:. , to 3 p,itiiic..1,,,,,,e o ct I\loll-0,,1., s„cielff l A.: , ~,,,,,,eti4lett. by the il'ia'..l,e Ao llt ' `. : mftvii tr, wit:,,,„t ~110:t. I,“' tire. t IP acct. :14C bodies o f the oihaf ;410C ''. ,7 .................. --......-::.,".. f.ivit -Cotonci'Lirry,L:Sstrzt(4c, '4,1 t . 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