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DELLIGEN.FburCE.
THAY. o' Clock.
VEST INDIA MAIL
ay the arrival of the Royal Mail Packet Company's
Awe Tay, we have accounts from Mexico and the
Wad India Islands to the following dates :—Tampico,
. od. 15th ; Vera Cruz, Nov. Ist. ; Havannah, 1 Ith
sop, 13th ; Bermuda. 21st ; Ilonduras, Oct.
. obi Demerara, Nov. 4th; Tobago, sth; Trinidad,
10; Leguajr.l4 7th; Grenada, 10th; St. Vincent,
; St. Lucia, 10th ; Martinique, 1 lth ; Dominique,
11th; Guadeloupe, 11th; Antigua, 12th; Montserrat,
nib; Nevis, 12th; St. Ritt's, 12th; Tortola, 13th;
ai.Thenas, 14th; St. Jago de Cuba, sth ; Jamaica,
86; Jaemel, 10th ; and Puerto Ric), 12th. The
Tsy has brought on freight 600,000 dollars for mere
gnats' account, gold dust and gold, value about
soca ; 7561 b. of silver, seven peeve of plating,
md &variety of other produce. She on board the
mowing passengers to Southampton :
Ilr.EFeuadon sod family; Mr.Leatapis ; Mr.Mitchell,R.N.;
Mr. oribon ; Mr. Soden ; Mr. Marriott ; Mr.Calvet; Ur. Gle-
sard ; Mr. Wiles ; Lieut. Jarvis, 38th Reg. ; and Mn. Jarvis ;
Capt. Cowan ; Capt. Howell ; Mr. Castillo ; Mr. Schroeder ;
Mr. Cameron; Mr. 'birth ill ; Dr. Armour; Mr. Kiecanshi ;
XL Shiel and family; Mr. Hay; Mr. Broomfield ; Mr.
Macarthy ; Capt. Wulf and family; Rev. J. Campbell;
Mr. Murray ; Mr. Stevens.
The Tay has had a stormy passage homewards, and
hed previously encountered the devastating hurricane
• which visited the Havannah, on the 10th and llth of
October, having sailed from that place for Vera Cruz,
at 5 p.m. on the 10th. It was blowing very strong
from N.N.E. at the time of her departure. The wind
. continued increasing, from 11 p.m., on the 10th to
'i
g I lth, when it blew with the most intense
furry.. Atthe the latter hour the wind shifted suddenly
to W. by N., and in a few minutes after to S.W.,
then rouni to E., and Fettled at W.N.W., blowing the
hardest at N. The ship during this fearful gale be-
haved admirably, and the only damage
the loss of one quarter boat, and the sponsons carried

The hest`. of the Memben for the
Mt rob, the Earl of Arundel, Lord B.
Clergy, were given appropriately, and .4
in responding to a similar compliment paid to him,
Mr. J. A. Swots, M.P., remarked that he was one of
those who had long thought that in the onward progress of
society, the labouring classes had not yet attained to that
ease and comfort to which they were entitled. (Hear, hear.)
He had seen with satisfaction, that public attention had
recently been directed to this subject, and though he con-
curred with a previous speaker, that some of the strictures
and animadversions which had been made by the public
press, e a to the inadequacy of the rewards given to lams:ems*
compared with their services, he still welcomed deem Mem
neous observations as a proof that public attention moroused
to this important question. (Hear.) He should isesterthink
that the proprietors of the land in England had doge their
duty fully until something more had been done to enable the
labourer to be independent of parish relief. (Cheers.)
He looked forward to the time when some general means
should be taken to enable the labourer by sarriag in his youth
and manhood to prepare for sickness and old age. He looked 1
on the Poor Law as the glory of England, for though
it had been the subject of much abuse, it did
give to the labourer what be had not in any other
country of Europe—n right of protection against famine and
starvation. (Hear, hear.) He thought at the same time,
that nothing could be of greater importance, either to the
safety of our public institutions, the security of property, or
the benefit of the public at large, if either by means
of benefit societies, or otherwise, than to render the
labouring clmes independent of poor-law relief. It
was a bounden duty on the landowners and employ-
ers of labour, now that competition was the order
of the day, to weaken its effects as far as possible on the
labourer. If the noble duke would allow him, ho would endea-
vour to give practical effect to his views, by placing in
th- hands of the society a sum of money towards a fund for
rewarding tho labourer by some pecuniary gift, which should
be worth his while, who should in his youth and manhood
have by economy and indtvitry made the greatest preparation
for old age. (Hear, hear.) He wished to give a stimulus to
the exertion of the labourer, and for that purpose (he would
plate himself in his Grace's handy as to the amount), give
such a prize—way 251.—as would be an inducement to •
man in that class of life to make provision for
the future, by the exercise of those habits which mast
tend to his welfare, and at the same time eonduce to the
comfort, security, and profit of every class of society.
(Cheers.)
The health of the Judges and Secretary were then given,
and the meeting separated.