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, airy were met, was to pee the telltale ef reaped so dherds.
' semi ma illusrisns memory 0f the late Mr. Fos. Oa to
verges their reprobates". has public sod ;mate *lbs ft
would be gwooteresery Ow Wm to tel.* op the timed aftetwee.
leg by alatieg id tarot wittota; every owe Mew Ilea; sod
it would he assay essommere to omit me hie steads oats
ass which had brought this sentry to Ite priers. ma s.-
au vitestis. le spealog, however, *taw late Ile. Fs,
he maid mot avoid psis/ • jest 'ramie cif tense, to thews-
eellewee of his beart-.-Ihe leasetifto I henevoimme of hie mesa,
8114 Ike perfect and upright onesiateere of hie eiedwel If
ethers who mew filled the 'besiege wiweb he seta A has
Pled, had bad the "tightest mega of his beeemeleneeolhet blot
we the chat acter of the emery, tlc Illaechead somballef,
*gold never have taken place, leer wood the egiewood are
Acts to restrais the liberties of the sentry ever base bed*
iteil. If the slightest sett of hie beeemeless of aid hid
keit kit, aboatisable eras of employing spies so dams
she people igen the eimemiseis of liffPfbelle se wleielt• to
rooted the severity which was afterwards ;:rectiatill lopes
them; if his benstamee bad bees 'felt, slat stew ass
piddle obese, and dererem, the proceedings mildest the
Moss, would me,., has takes plate, sr the abler, leer-
tier weigh was perpetrated at the last outrage wheel woe of.
(redid bar MOW'S. If they had felt owe Isar of the boa
nerroliesee of Mr. Fox, awl
.wooki have beard that llow-
hoboes were more reedy led than driven; that !ahem out
affection, and 'dimities es the weals and interests et tie
people, were mon Ispwerfel weeps. is the Mirk of Mists-
ten than the boo r.d of despotism soh' possibly hr. They
would bare fueled that, is the words d lite Veet, it Mal
have bees far better,
" By wising ways to cosset willing Wee,
Aid let personas take the plate of tote*. "
(Great Appiasee.)—We are met, coarleded the Noble Choir.
man, to Sisk to the ammory of the Right Hee. Cher*
James Fox; recoltrie that we come est here to worp,.iwii
the words of iny friesd, Mr. /as Taylor, in his beautiful,
66 prone to hie temb, bet sot to weep,
`Tim Freedom's holiday we keep;
Here shall her sacred altar be,
Os whirl we vow to Liberty." • ,
• • The Memory of the Right Hon. Charles James Fee" woo
then dreak in solemn enure. After which the We, °Caw
to hit tomb," was sung.
" The Rise sod Csatitotios." •
• •
The Noble Earl dos rose sad gave, "The bralib of Ithe
Royal flighted the Duke of Seeties." is .ass hest bent
a matter of the highest realization he him, to Ise dwelt
os the public and private viriors of his Lloyd
With respect to hie public character it had bees 004 aidrequired mo observation ; It was sly "seaway to be brews
to be admired. A. to his private warily the hsewledee of
that sold be bower obtalsed from the report of others Aso
from bieself..--(Lesd mid contlowed appease.) •
HUI RoTAL HIGHNESS rases and said, be weed lel-
the sample of the mime Cheileneey Is at welblif
tee time of IS merlin by spreesiog at hook Mk ssl
imp of gratitude for the kb* slams in which.* bed*
had bees given and nestired. Ads spoke better thee Oahe-
. area. Tbe kindness the sagetieg bed spread he hiet was
recipoeil ou hie pert—the twee aid makes which ght
them together were, the, setae. Met !sag met lie Po-
maory the .corisaty. for two years, he sualwartod this sip-
portunity of expreeling hie eatidiedos at the Osman"
which had lately takes flee,. He had itiestialy sew
altered Ups' prosodies, and he seared the nihilist
he had guae with them laid ..el hurt ilwarghont the gaol*.
It was sow two yeses slier be selmoded • suretiog, diarist
which time Emily meets lied berserk creating a ,airy of
feeling he his mind, and noel/tailed le warns his lAA. He
had discovered that there wee in &whaled' a themeelthee to
do that Is every istance Weigh wee right sod 0/41/deliNtail.
Ile had Word is Comae that trail hoe a libel; bet holm. Mee
heard, sad be dared nay men to state, that truth was Mews. Nay he would go farther sodas', that was treat slaw wheels
could prevent tread.. On !shrug bock to the Ink wary
whirl for so loss a time desolated Cavort, it wood Seems
the province dthe historian to consider why or oblides them
ware had arises? If they amee from • dears to doted the
rights aid liberties of the country, thee were these wars joie
ad sec/sassy. It was the struggle for the preerreades of titan
rights sit liberties to which hie Family wee Waded far the
high situation which it tilled, did any loefividsal who aitellipit -
al to draw it away from them prieciples eased Hatfield bat
its essay, sod also an canny to the country. Wheelie late
war comeseaced, the country woe told it wee Mieelifill he
the preservetios of our liberty. We had success. Qs salad
with the Powers of the Costiseet—otivasees we, Mode,
but isateed of eeekieg to eider intrisme sompact heft be•
sefit of the stabs at war, it was agersadisentest Ada Wart
sight. Owe step takes was to make the first eptilaties sf
Pulaad, sd when is 1791 the French Reirolotios Web' est,
and the power aid conarqessof eloweethe were dweshaegd,
they conceived a ',coed spoliation' of Pared wee ewes-
Nary, and thus they begs. by ohliteratiog frees seam se.
trona use of the lent and bravest people of the mirth; and
during all Ibis time Ragland stead by sad sheds; gloat. lie
• through the whole of the war the people had bete for-
gotten, and a lease of amemadisemest was all whisk was
followed. His Royal Hitlesa woad however be goodid-w
be would owe that the present Mimesis" had gam op, when
peace was made, what oaten each wiser this themselves
would have kept, and this folly told mita sgoinathesi.
Then came the mid of the war--wo foist at last a
Sovereign placed es the Threes of Fraser, without soy
compact beim, mitered into to secure the likable be d.t
people—is fact, by the eat of OM salted Pawed. Itwes •
war of bayonets, to put dews public opiedoe-.bet It was to
so purpose; the blood .high was abed would giver Meth to
mew people, who would des to defeed their liteedies.. Ant,
ell this was a Coustitsithet adjured up, aid eraaseerldiuwa
'be throats of a whole Nation, whirls a envie earilrehioal over-
threw by bolding op hie lager, sod poor legetioacy norched
off with mach more rapidity than she had sdesomed. After
this came the thymus battle of Waterios--eletiosb was
as respected the character of are amis. sod giethana bad
it bees if it had proved productive of public geed. Ilut
had the public felicity bees Warned by it! he. the
noialter of lives which had bees lost were cossiderfid, the
thereto.% expense which had bees isesned-wwbes we taw
*ourselves word of, and the Cantina's esobvid loatesil et
being made free, it could set be looked spas otherwise ti.a.i
as a melancholy ever 1. These were auk lisle@ to mince matt,
—plain truth sane be spokes, sod *hes Maw such -
tide as the Holy Alliance, his Merl middy hi., cad t e
should be ashamed of any de who could mantles each
measure. lit former times, whew 1111111,11111 were is dia.
lies., we were the bet to go to their assistiece sod oft:
relief. What was the ease sow As &ghats. then
could go say where he pleased, and for what purpose he
pleased; now he was obliged first to obtain • pagapert froth
the Minister of the country to which he was going
This was one of the consegiteoces of the treaties which
had been mark at the eoselusios of the wee, is which
a Noble Duke bed so Icahn a haad—a item man in
the field, but who a. a Statesman had acted most safoc-
toostely for the liberties of the sweetry. We had seen a
oysters% of employing .pica, hot did such asessistes originate
bore ? No ; it origitiated with the Holy Alliance. There
vs. ode circumstance on which be woad make to observa-
tion, he ',sestet the beautifsl Bridgesrom Society—he dot
not mean to be foul-mouthed towards that Society or ltd re-
spectable solicitor; bat that Omalernan was also Mom:wary
Treasurer to the Society for the Relief of 'misers jn
Distress, and he did out doubt but that be had is this
capacity au oppeetsuity of raisin the ear of fogies Mi.
slater". sad thereby eupportiag the esdeavoarre mad objects
of the Holy Anisette. From such Holy Aliens the Lord
deliver .s!—the emaciate was to establish a system of ter-
rorism. hot the people were sot to be terrified. am
Royal 111161•0111 then proceeded to reatari .a what he term-
ed that most valuable Paper, Jolta Rieft•-• mod meehievois•
ad &ageism implessest d empire purr ; welt bad his