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London, England, 1822-01-14 00:00:00

limits( expreeeta 'OO4 1 eiiiia ters Wit is PA•A
pose lee health of tier LOA Ile* Ad Corporotioil
•r DeWitt, sad limy they Mhos* the oilfeettersa of
the people. and ever mit im eemiaeleby he Vie •iibieee
of their. King.
Tb. Lard Mayor hriely tetarned dunks as the
pert of the Corporatism. He hoped that both he
sod the Corporative troald ever set la essifirstial
to the .i.bes .1 the Kin. and he IA Immo*
emoted that they would hest de so lirataiehriessag
the prineinles of the Cenotitetiam,
The Lewd akeseellor NA the lehlo Ilemeh.
Leta Mallows briefly retuned thousite. -
The c....aer at the Niro% ..4 ohs Areal seetleigin
kelsed.
To the title or the Cenimeader of the Fortes'
co ' Excellency begged leave la WWI that orp
Need, who rendered to his the
' that had been accomplished daring alhalaifs;
' 'ion in lodic _ _

The Commander of the Forms rehoused. deists.
and in feeling terms acknowledged the olkigkrilt
of his Escefierier.
Carl Talbot.—Earl Wldtwerth..-1111e,1401.willailallilow;
TM Attorsey.Oemeal and the Irta Bar. • -"`
The Solicitor-Genensf, in the ahem*
tomer -General, returned thanks.
At the announcement of this Mast •
mirth was excited. as several bored
Mr. Plunkett, recognising his le the °acid ellphl •
city he is about to essume, whilst Mr. Moat •
with I: suppressed smile, &toil
gentlemen should loon
At twelve o'clock his litsabereey rue -6 slept
and st the very late hoer at which we write, *4
nimble to give the very ample report *bath we wisk
of ihe toasts, speeches, &c., as we desk k
to postpone them until to.moevew, to the &leg 4
hasty and unsatisfactory sketch. Amen the'lleAd
were thcee of•

The Doke of Wellisilds, sod IM liseded vie Mile ow
der Mo.

ii7tri.Weryborougb, and tbe Nash Hews it Re f.

His Excellency returned' theeks es the port it
bath his noble brothers.

The Gleetees 12th of Aerest.—.TM Pomo sod Vetree.
sly.—City Repteseatatives,aight Meet. ale, Ple•
fulieitetAkeeral.

The two last health. were toasted with marked
enthusiasm by the company.
Mr. Blake sod the English s.r.—Chosieettse of
proposed by gip. Btake.—Msrgole Loodoofterp—Lordlll4
Esuotb.—Mr. Goolboro, ke. ie.
The extreme lateens* of the hour stars so to
defrr the several speeches of Mr. Pt r 4
Gotilborn, Lord Rowe, Lord Castkosser, LOW
Poserscoort, Mr. Blake, sod the earallfewt *peek
of Sir A. B. King, as well as the speedos a do
City Representatives, fee. ftc.

THE CATHOLICS.
The following is a copy of the Address of tie
Catholics of Ireland. which was presented to the
Most Noble the Marquis Wellesley by *fall depts.
tatioti of Catholic Nobility and Gentry, at the
Levee at the Castle of Dublin on Timidly last :-..,
• Nig if ;dem your lizeelleffep,
“ We, lbs Roman Catholics of Ireland, retold Will a
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the
app Mow to eh classes of the OM
the appelatement of you Eacelleacy to the Lied
cy of Ireland will be prodective of she meM ' *
tiestal mules, sod salaamed by the looted eanseet
ligetioue which yea have already coalltreed apeliallr
yam oar cordial amieratelatioos apse your minima.
prometativirsf our Sovereign is moor timbre WA. * *
"If may this( could have lee/rued the gratitmle pts.
mentioe which we feel foa Metier* of whim
views ad lomat:an Watling towards this cerietry we
had so mosey eulthig pawl; these smithsonite waif HMO*
new eteiregth Atom his having delegated as his ropeeemaladia
eta agai as a salaams to whose pone. the emples le ;us
largely latielned fee lie security sad eery, sod when bpi
we hese keg cherished es a pieties of our ostiessal rawitra.
" We recegelee la the nomimitioe of year Itaeaftwrey as
Maitland instance of bin Majesty's peculiar solicited* tee
our welts. It is impossible mot to feel that la theorisations
of your Eacellesey to All the highest ernes la the Gnaw
meet of this country, hie Majesty woe sot mere guided Is
his Mike by • desire that the dirtily of tbe'throme Algid
be adeqoately represeated, them by • benevoleat noddy,
that through peer Impartiality mod wisdom Lis mom greelems
sliammltiee should be carried into effect.
" It Is with szetwaa regret we bare wltecesed la a fey
counties • recurrence of those local ospiragel, which, *I 411.
Sweat timer. base mailketed themselves in this emary.
We trust that It is ummetteary to were year Eseeßeteey,
that we shall be slims reedy, both imillvideally and wile♦
lively, to cooperate with the Govermest is ,be malaliwasse
of dos law and Gum your welhkoowa 1t.... and moderr
lion, we aitieiPme the speedy emetablishmat of erste( I.
every part of Ireland."
This Address was mot graciously received by
hi. Excellency. it is sot tassel to retitru answora
to tddreases presented at Levees.

The presents destined from this country to the
Bey of Tripoli reached that place in September,
and were presented to his Highness by Coptais
W. H. SMITH, of the Adventure sloop of war.
They consist of four field-pieces, with'-every
materiel for each gun ; besides articles of ether
descriptions. The Bashaw was highly pkared,
and expressed his approbation of the pretexts both
to the English Consul and Captain SUTTII, OW by
his command the gunner of the ship, whtrassisted.
in their landing was compelled to fire thtiull
times • nor was this all, for he seat for souseillaW
and It:id the heetiese placed ew thew, wiret ts-

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to the gen-earviages. and then repeatedly Iraliss•
round the cuurt-yard of his castle. On the IM.
lowing morning the Bey sent as a preseut 'on
board the Adventure. two bullocks, sheep,' eggs,
bread, and several kinds of fruit; and to Captain
Sams he presented an elegant sword, the hilt of
which is the horn of a rhinoceros;. and whirl makes
it more valuable among the followers of lifnuottey,
it has been blessed at Mecca. The expedition on.
der Mr. Berme into Lebada were preparing for
their departure, and at the same time they are WO.
aerating their researches among the ruins of anti-
quity. Captain StTTN iv to trace sod survey the
whole line of the African coast, including the
Gulf Syrtis, towards Egypt. It is so less singular
than true, that this is the Brat attempt has hitherto
been made on those shores, since the days of the
ancient Greeks and Romans, who were intimately
acquainted with the whole; and it is justly expect-
ed that much valuable, important, and carious isr-
formation will be obtained by Captain Stirs.
On Wednesday on Inquest was held at. Whit-
stable, on the of the unfortunate Captinu
Boatoms, of the 4. of Newhaven' which was
wrecked an the C tiaibisse Sand off iViriistable,
by Mr. T. T. Dg Lidtlfx, one of the Consolers
for Skis Coast', ' verelift recorded of—
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