The Sun.
London, England, 1831-04-23 00:00:00

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The CIIAIII3fAN then proposed, The Poles, and
nay success attend their struggles against tyranny."
,'his toast was drank with great *applause, and .the
company Pained with enthusiasm in the chorus f
Fall, tyrants fall," sung by Mr. Edward Taylor.
Mr.: KING stated, he had that morning leceiveil
a letter from Paris, con,aining an account of - the
departure of twelve young surgeons for Warsaw,
.wo of whom were formerly his pupils, to give their
professional assistance to the Poles, Mr. King
could not but lament that in the unparalleled inte-
rest which that brave and patriotic people had ex-
cited throughout. Europe, that their name, their
cause, or their sufferings, had never once been ad-
verted to in the British House of Parliament ; he
t usted such a. blot would no longer remain upon'
our character, and hoped that the Right Hon. Gen-
tleman present would increase the debt of gratitude
hue to him from his constituents by bringing for-
ward a sabject so worthy of his talents and eloquence.
Mr. King hoped Mr. Grant would pardon a sug-
gestion of such a nature coining from so humble a
constituent as himself, since he did not feel that he
was at all abus'ng one of the great privileges of a
:-onstituent, that of addressing with freedom his re-
presentative.—(Applause.)
" His Majesty's Ministers" were drank with great
applause, and Mr. Grant shortly returned thanks.
" Lord John Russell and. his Bill" were drank
with great applause. •

The Alerritiers for Norfolk having been received
with great cheering.

Mr. EDWARD TAYLOR, in a most admirable speech,
returned thanks, and we are sorry we cannot, from
press of matter, insert it more at length.' Amongst
other things, he said, it was one of his great de,-
lights to look back ,upon a boast of Mr. Coke's, _
which has often been repeated by his enemies with
a sneer, that that gentleman had opposed the Ame-
rican war, for it enabled him (Mr. T.) to say that
Mr. Coke had begun his career on the side of the•
people, and that for fifty years he had supported
their rights. Mr. Taylor then adverted to tk:e great
change that had taken place in public opinion on
the question of Reform. He had always advocated.
that cause through good report and evil report--:-
(Applause)—lie had had the distinguished honour
of 'having been placed in Lord Sidmouth's green
bag for drawing up a petition for a liberal club in
Norwich to Parliament, which in reality contained
but little more than what may be found in Lord J.
Russell's Bill. Mr. Taylor, after many other re-
marks, sat down amidst general applause.
Mr. GRANT proposed, the Mayor of Norwich and
prosperity to the citizens.
Mr. FRANCIS returned thanks, praising the Chief
Magistrate for his great impar iality in the discharge
of the duties of his office.

The Dukes of Norfolk arid Devonshire, the Mar-
quis of _Cleveland, and the other great borough-hol-
ders, who have voitoteered a sacrifice of their inte-
rests to their country.
The Liverymen of Lonciro, and the ether Free-
mcn who have come forward to surrender rights for
the good of their country.
Wm. Smith, Esq. was drunk with great applause.
John Taylor, Esq. the President—applause..
The Norwich Blue and White Committee.
The London Committee.

Mr. Rill. proposed the health of the Members
for Yarmouth, and success to them in case of a dis-
solution of Parliament and a contest for that bo-
Tough.—(Applause.)
The CHAIRMAN felt obliged by the opportunity
this toast gays: him to express how much the Lon-
don Committee were obliged by the attention and
services it received from the gentlemen forming the
Yarmouth Committee in town last July, and he
most sincerely joined in the toast given by Mr. Paul.
The company broke up at_ melve o'clock. Let-
ters had been received from Fitzroy Kelly, Esq.
Peter Martineau, Esq. of St. Alban's, and many
other gentlemen, assigning reasons for their not
being able to attend.