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London, England, 1821-01-02 00:00:00

ColllRWait4 altos gagrii g. trovargeestir se the
same Meeting.
Meeting of the fahabitsuls of Werwjek hash
piece at the TauSa £i4i on Tweaday, Woes a COSI.
grstutatory Address to her Ms.tr:re was stateni.
tautAY earrier4 It was the molt suinserams ever
witnessed is that HIM, and was attended by many
geptlespen of the Slat retpectipleility of the t(11141
and neighbanshoink Deems Paa took an active
part is the 404049 OA ,120,9v4 several of the
Resolutions. We antic* she orevesinstautile is a
direct refutation of a Volt and insidious urtkorts
that a difference hhs erieleAmesemsa him and heir
MAJESTY. ri..t s
A meeting of the Freeholders, Magistrates,
Justices, Ike. &e. 4.14 county of file, as bfAil
at Cum, on Thamedoy last, fir the purpose of
toting it loyal Ildyrs to the Kula on the present
state of the country. The tort of lietua nos
in the Chair, and the Address was moved by Gene-
ral Qvgaste. Of,. AYTovat moved an eruesedussmAs
shaapproving of the conduct of Ministers towardi
the 9VEI4!--eXlMeTviug irate& for disaffection. #1
any existed—and recoonmemling an altered,*
in the measures of his Mmghri‘g_Goveromeryli,l
The amendment was onppilailiarrlif the Kul Of
Rossty and Mr. Felieusewi of Raids, but weal
negatived on a divioins by a majority of 50. The
numbers being for the original Address 85—for thi
amendment 3i.

The severe weather has commenced earlier in the

south-west of England than in this part of the
island. The river Exe was frogen over on Thurs-
day last. and the new cut adjoining it displayed
many shatters. At Plymouth the season lisd set in
with great severity, and the cold was intense. It is
stated in private letters that there has been a fall of

*Dow in the west.

We understand that a Requisition for a Meeting
in the large end important County of Wilts is in
eiveulation, and that there is no doubt of its being
numerously and respectably signed. There is no
part of the kingdom iu which the Bill of Pains and
Penalties, and the general conduct of Ministers,
have been more generally reprobated.
Extract from a letter from Liverpool, dated De-
ceasteer 23 :—" The resignation of Mr. C•NNINO
has produced a strong sensation among the Ultras,
sod I have just been assured by • Member of the
Canning Club, that the Ministerial ',Arty are again
divided. the Friends tieing expected to remain
neutral. At the last select meeting, most of Ge-
neral G A 11C0 T ma's friends absented thetneelves.
end Mr. 11-I.L—D was so disgusted' with the lan-
griage used towards the Quests by a velebrsted
Barkboner, that be left the emits deeply offended."
On Tuesday last the inhabitants of
,Malton pre
ample proofs of their hostility to several of the Tory
fteaespapers, by burning them in the public market-
place. About seven o'clock its the evening of that
day, a large crowd having assembled together, they
proceeded round that town, carrying fliitubeaux tit
their hands, accompanied with music, and iu the
front were bore aloft " The Coierier"—" IVeto
Tiones"—" Pneket"—and the " Soot-bog
-Gasette"—also an effigy of a Tory Pensioner iu
called " Jacky the Brave.' As soon as
they reached the market-place the Tory Papers
sod effigy were.crarunted into a large tar barrel,
and soon in one great coodegration, to the delight
of the spectator.. May every town and village in
Yorkshire follow the same example !--( York
Herald.J
Copy of a Letter from J. C. RAHSDEN, Esq.
M.P. to Mr. JAIIES BOOTH, mercluosit,
Rudders-
field :

Newby Park, •rer Barobrielge,
December 26, lid°.

51111-1 hope it may not be considered as intrusion if 1
take this opportomity of expressing through yon tbe satin-
adieu with which I have just observed, i■ the lest Laois
Iforcery, a ratiterludicross account of • 'meeting held on
ills 18th of this month, at Huddersfield, said to have
been co aaaaa d for the purpose of voting • loyal Adderss
to his Majesty.

As a derided enemy to all meetiop which are ralkd stodge
false mestere., I rejoice in the feilore of that attempt, or
any others which are now so generally making throughoot
theruuotry, by s few men, who, under colour' of *hewing
their ezelareive loyalty to the King, intend all Ike while,
eit►er iu set terms or by implication, to convey to the
Throw a servile approval of the conduct of its Ministers,
soil thereby attempt to deceive their King, by withhobilag
from him the real and true slate in which they have, by their
misconduct, placed the crows sod the country.

It is, Mao, with the truest sorrow I love seen, that men
can be Chard to make themselves a party to the late &teat-
ab'e and unconstitutionAl conduct of the Ministers towards
the latortris and the country ; and that those who professedly
advocate the cause of religioa sad morale should violate the
principles of both, by branding their weigbbores with the
titles of Disloyal—lmmoral—lrreligious !

I ass conident it has been swig, to t►e very universal,
well-timed, and temperate expressing of the 'mentos feet-
jogs of the people of England, that her Majesty has opt
fallen a victim to her merciless persecutors—and from the
same means she will nut, I trust, look for proteciion is val.,
should fresh proceedings at any tint. be instituted against
bee—which, if the essotry sllow the present Misisters to
remain is power, abut is up slight mass to apprebesill may
be the case.

I hare not the honour of being personally know, to you,
but Gum my cunuessou with Huddersfield, and as a hearty
well-wisher to its interests and happiness. 1 cannot lose this
opportunity of congratolaiing its iabsbitants ou the result
of the ;meting no the 18th, as well aeon the adoption of
the Resolutions which 1 saw were passed on the 4th of No-
vember, at a meeting rouvraed to Address the Query,
qud which appeared to me to be most cowititutional and
proper.-1 have the honour to be, Sir,
Your moat übedisat, Ice.
J. C. RAMSDEN, M.P. fur Milton
•
• GREAT-SKAETIIIS MATCII.—A person was back-
ed to skait a wile n► dare minutes, at Newmarket,
yesterday, for tweuty guineas. Time was backed
at 6 to 4.

The catch of herrings and sprats Isat week at
Plymouth was ro plentiful, that the former have
been cried round the town at two.peuce a dozen,
and the latter at a halfpenny the quart.