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pr wilt the opmeties ef iii deloesties.—(Disapprila•
How)
Itr.temetetwe wished to below whetter as • blegtetrate,
set istreg a freeholder of fire musty, be was entitled to vote?
?ha limn Usury replied in the evolve.
Pr. Damian cottuntoced hie eddies. by contioesting
taps the peculiar advantage• of the ardent of comity tweet-
top. The Hon. Geatlernan then entered Wm • review of
the Qtreta's trial, sod contended, that the fact of the manse
rid beg
neisi=csammitade_
)tt ism maw eras ranee, need Mi.

ireprobistion of thtionestry. .
Mr. HI.SUSIIIII scot persisted bilosektisit woe tegeired
*Mb a mixture of Mils gin& asp vs. The' amts Geolle.
visa a then entered, nt.atnfidens Iskenetbs i.e. dawn or
paellaisestarp cotter—
hers, and attempting to slerer. Iss )Ilessitel
eoold be expected treat , " As►
meat inters-opted by ex , the
Asertiogamil by oduresititsis wesidglifilmioast to glfir
the propoeid sets of Ally thigissosed pens* ta:gode. botosse
lie was sithbed that her Mejelig had got. bed Odlilmosaa4
shot the mosey w „ihntdtoggslied.lor she istsesibtolibe
rosistry.—(/sued .)—The Hon. 610111lasith
•-• e•sellided t tbe isnetiog ter the attesting
.. •
width they heard is..
Mr. Massittir sail a few urns la eiglasidias. Aker
which—
• A plain hooking Pilot Voisin slimmed rein the crowd,
• said vetting near the hosting', dd.-relined emr Adds's'', whet
• was more remarkable for the ludepesdinsee of the wind-
pies It conveyed, than Tor the degauss or purity of the
lowsweage is which they were delivered. He lebuinrad
earseslly •to -oetivince Mr. Sunnier, that be was wrong is.
passing so severe a judgment et his Quell from Wel': say
evidence.; sod iiintedi Strut if such evkleocie eerie of soy
freight, be (Mr. fusser) himself monist tot be free feast
•stispieloo.
The Hies Rittlttlig, afire eoageotolatinit She Isvatietteto
fits good conduct Mod eirioced,fteest She following Wools-
liens r—
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• - 1. Resolved, TIM, at this public meeting, legally assent-
bled, we Incites' owe attachment to his-Majesty's Royal Per-
son, and our firm detieriniostion to support the Governmerst
of tbe country as by law estubtlskied; sad -that we make
this loyal Declaration with that sincerity which belongs to
saea who know and setae the blesaingeof that Coustitutiol
which the House of Rruuswick was called to preserve.
Z. Resolved, Thal in the wholesome exercise of She best
priviirete which, as subjects, we enjoy, we feel ourselves
rolled upon to declare that, at the present tine of painful
distress, we feel little satisfied with what has been done for
the alleviation of *fir suffernip. We acknowledge the tie-
ceesity of submitting to a degree of taxation unknown is
any former tine; but we deprecate any unnesessary expen-
diture in the civil Of military rormigements of the couutry.
Tlfc think that considerable relief might. be derived from re.
duct ion in various brandies of the public service, especially
in the collection of the revenue, where great (sinuses are
Medved tether to lot-ream the patronage of the Crown than
for any useful purpose.
3. Resolved, That this merlin cannot but consider it to
be matter b f the deepest regret that a Bill of Pains and P._
tailless° unjust, anima-ram y, seal impolitic—se calculated
Vu.absorb the whole attention of Petitioners!, and of the
• tingiltim-t-should have been urged at a period .when the
rhatresseel stale both of the agriculture and commerce of
Ate country so decidedly demands all the ronsideratioo
*of Parliament; and that it is She opinion of this ateetiog
that the restoration of She Queen to all her rights and vivo-
lees, and the Insertion of err name iq the arcusterned
prayers of the thatch, is necessary to the enabling Paslis-
sued, t, aired drat artistes allentioa to the reduction of the
public burdens *MA alsraecan'affedd a hope to the Connury
of enjoying the long-ispected advantages of peace.
• • Thole persons who we not freeholders liavirig been de.
sired to witlidraw, Mr. Trotter's Amendment was pot by
t be 11 'eh Sheriff.
The uunsbera for, it appeared but very few, while those
against were at least forty to one.
The Smatter di dared test the amendment was negatived
by a large majority.
The original motion for the Resolutions was tligo put, toad
carried cos the affirmative by about fifty to one.
We should observe, that before the Sheriff pit the amends
tuent be read Ginn the Act of Porlissueul the clause mating
it a transportable felony fur any person not a freeholder to
rernain is the meeting a platter of an hour after he had
been ordered to depart. He A It, however, he said, that it
?would not be at all necessary for Vim to have recourse le
piiy hauls measure after what he ligd•lready said.
Ittr. Wxlti W 1131.11111 moved that a Petition, founded on
the Resolutioro, be agreed to.
This was secouded by Mr. Ilene TOWNSIIND,•nd carried
stride only one dissentient voice. •
Refore it was seconded, nu addition was stiggeoed and
*steed to, that it should contain a prayer to bolts Houses for
it,: restoration of her Majesty's nate: to•the Liturgy. '
• Mr.). MACDONALD declared that the meeting ought not
to orparate without expressing on opinion upon ths conduce
of each of their Representatives.
The Hum Simile, was of opinion that such a proceeding
eutirely foreign to the purposes of the meeting.
Mr. MACDONALD trowel tar the llecisimi *f the Sheriff;
an.d, •fter a speech of considerable length, its which Ite replied
sire arguments of illr.lloline Summer, and touched gene.
rally upon all points shish had been adverted to in the coifs/
of the previous d!scussinii, moved that the iietilion of the
weetiug, signed Isy the Hugh Sheriff, should be presented
to the House of Commons by Mr. Denison only. The ohoi
von was carried unarumowdv as was a mean.' mnlion, that
1.. e Petition to the House of Lords should be piesentrd by
lord King.
Thanks were then voted to the High Sheriff, for his Iwo
p.: nal conduct in the Chao ; and the meeting broke op of
tout ball-past bye in the ei.ening.

FOREIGN INTELLIGEA'CIi.

PARIS PAPERS.

PARIS, YLIRUARY 1.
Yesterday, at half-past one o'clock, s very siolent
• etulos►ion of %iiiip:Hrrler took Odeon' the interior of
,Triatury. Tlrs explosion arse not eauaeti by
s petard, but by a tiu•box capable of battling too,
"--igewukSitalunywder----A lablt pea th►►tle/Rd bits

violence, and a cleft: in the Treasul, Rho hall.
pent(' to he pits.iug. at the time, was wounded • is
the lace. This is the seventh outesse of tins kind
. that,has beep perpetrated within a few day.. Tina
circumstance excites considerable anxiety.
A letter lions Vienna, of the StOth of January, swill,
drat it is almost moans that the blot of Prussia
will not go to Laybutb. Ms health will not per.
I:14 hint. Tito. Prince de IJardestherg soil the
cuiiiit tie Beriistorth bare received from this Mu-
ratc!i the most trtruitre orders,

We learn font Berlin that wend General Offi-
ertsaolorit. to be pevauitted• to•join the head.tinar-
. tera.uf tire Auateiri,ortuy in Italy. It is said that
his iiiny will advance about Owl/sill or February
at furthest. • It N necessary to wait the diseulving.
of the snows.
A triple suicide took place on the ssme day in
the island of Corsica. Three young ladies. one of
whoa belonged to one of the tuo.t reapectable fa.
oilier in Ajaccio, found in a voluntary death the
usea::s of escaping horn marriages which were con-
!rs►v to their inclination.. One of these gateau.
ace girls stabbed herself with a poniard•in her