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friend Mr. Dismallo. ilealt Ilia; it ail" weapon *ere
wiektsd aeatuet a it could sot stead. It; then,
Gaterumeat could NI mom sucks weapon, *kat must he
the fate of a private individual against whom it was direct-
ed? It was a complete inquisition. What feeling must a
torn, who was a brother nr • husband, have, if, when he was
:thous to disc's/Iry a public duty, he received an ationymaus
letter dares-Hog hue to take care of what be was about—if
too far his wife or kis stater would be made the
laliMPlimosse pev4eal. led reertfloas attack! ibis ass •

womplese ifiererganiestieo of society, and why was all this dime
hut to pr vent the truth from coming out? If John Bull can
Ms silt over hie ten.hiblo, Aro" up his shoolders at
110.420ffis of the times, and say ',tithing It all, all would he
7tl!.agg because honest men would speak, such measures
.weee /furled Its to preveut them. l• his opissiou, and he
woulffinpsok it plainly and fairly, all She difficulties cruder
Mem* tkoromstry labunred conoieted in taxehun, • great and
essemobellmine taxatiess ; it was • general aud a crying eise
;11.4•41 Mien ehowo bow it originated, aotkiJee arsons employ-
e‘,l he keep it op was to divide the parties, by which manceovre
Apiehres retained their power and hilbiessee. This system
&Zthe country into confusion, and it could out emerge
le'd
difficulties. There was but one remedy—a long
poll, a straw' pull; and a pull altogether; remove the cause
oast ,yea• lake away the effect. The good old Euglish,
.swan.., that every man meet cut his cost according to hi
,Lath, might be applied with r ffect ;if the establ:stserent can.
tigthe kept up, the expenslitere must be reduced. Rut nukes
Yogic strung resolut hsas to that effect ware passed.and support.
"At by the people theestablishment would be referred to Dowse
eoch brantifot nnesiftee of Finance as they had lately seen,
tthe.formation of which about two Members out of 21
w.held.lkie anti. ministerial. He would give his opinion openly;
)12 thought that unless a Ital. ratiotial, and coostit otwoal re.
figs. iieriediament were effected, nothiee could be done—
Lomat applause).—He slated this fairly litre, as he had for.
needy dose in lb. House of Lords, and advertisig to what
tqal pearled on that occasion he could not help regretting,
teat be sew the pas ty with which he was in the habit of items'
persons who pretended to co-operate with them,
bog odio iu fad slid nut belong to them. Having said so miirb
• respect to the party to which he alluded he had only to
elevens*, that when a Noble Lord charged him and others who
advocated Reform, with being Jacobins, he answered, that
be was net • Jacobus), and that when the question came
fairly before the Honer, he would let his Lordship see she-
'her he was so or not—(Applause) —He concluded by re.
toreipglsis cordial thanks hi the meeting, for the high coin.
'Armful which they had paid to him. His Royal PI helium's
eteistll was ',criers! throughout with eery great applause and
eltention,•nd be sat down amidst loud expressions of respect
• approblition, which lasted a very cousiderable time.
'Ube CHAIRMAN then gave—
'• The Respect aluJity of the Crown, the Durability of the
Con.tiintjun, and She Prosperity of the People."
"The Clair for which Hemoilen bled uu the field, Safi
fey muff Russell on the scattottl."
( For conclusion see last page.

fItORI SATURDAY NIGHT'S GAZETTE.
Foreign Nfire, January 22,1622.
A The has been pleated to appoint Alexander Kar-
ma, Ej. So be Costal at St. hes fur the Ktupluaiw of
histuTeit .

Whitehall, Annear" 25, MI.
TIVI nig Ms Isett pleased to grant the place of one of
the Lords of Session in Scotland to William Erskine, EN.
Advocate the room of Claude J. Boswell, Esq. resigned.
The Kitts has also beta pleased to appoint James A.
lafacootiehie Esq. Advocate, to be Sheriff Depute of the
Shires of Orkney and Zellsod, iu the room of William
Erskisea Esq. appointed one of the Lords of Seamus M
4cotlaul.
The King has also bees pleased to nominate, constitute,
amgappoint Robert Hateiltoo, F.sq. Advocate, to he one of
the Sis Ordinary Clerks of Session is Scotland, in the room
of ;and Hume, Esq. appointed a Baron of the Couit of
EVlsequer.
: The King has also been pleased to constitute and appoiat
Hector M'Huuslil Buchanan, Esq. (ooe of the Principal
clerks of So-salon), to be Civil of the King's Processes in
Scotland, in the room of David Hume, Esq. appointed a
n of the Court of ExclaNiser.
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