The Sun.
London, England, 1823-09-26 00:00:00

Spain would be rec.3rded as havieg been furnished by British
sympathy.—(Applause.)
Tim CHAIRMAN proposed the health of Mr. Disney, of
Essex, who
.had come from a great- distance to attend this
Meeting.
Mr. DISNEY, in a speech replete with humour, and the
avowal of good principles, aeknowledged this compliment ; and
stated, that though living at a great distance from Nottingham,
he was proud to say, that he was the third member of his-fa-
mily who had in succession enjoyed the honour of being a bur
gess of Nottingham. The accidents a life had transplanted
his family from Lincolnshire iota Essex, and he regretted now
more than ever that transfer ei influence, when he heard that
such a ma' Sk R. Heron-Vol the prospect of beigg a candi-
date for that county. The Learned- Gentleman alltfded to the
profession of the law, to which he belonged, and concurred in
lamenting its public degradation: There were, however, noble
exceptions, which he yet contemplated With delight, and would
endeavour to imitate as a model. Essex, like Nottingham,
would yet, through the efforts a Mr: Western and other tilde- :
pendent _men' establish its character for enforcing the only
measure which could save the country—a Refiner) in Parlia-
ment—a measure to the establishment of which he declared his
unabated attachment.--(Applause.)
Mr. Breen proposed the health of Mr. John Morley and
the Wliig electors resident in London.-
Mr. DENaI.SN proposed the health of " one of the excepted
lawyers," who did not fall within, he feared, the just censure
which had been pronounced upon the profession. -The gentle-
' man whose health he wished to propose was " Mr. John
Dams, and a speedy reformation at' the abuses of the Court of
Chancery." He had the pleasure of stating that Mr. Wil-
' hams would have done himself the honour of attenclinethis
day, were he net'pre-engaged as a steward at the Lincoln races.
Mr. Williams's -health was drank with great applause. '
Sir FRANCIS BURDETT, before he retired, begged to pro-
pose the health of Mr. Robert Ntrakefield, the 'ice-Presi-
dent, and the other stewards. • This was drank with ap-
plause, and
Mr. Wax-Erismn returned thanks, and eoowed the Oce.)
interest he felt in the independence of Nottingham, and r.t.. -
pitnlated the means by which that independence had been so
honestly achieved. •
Theprincipal'personages of the company withdrew at half-
past 'lO o'clock ; but a considerable number of the independent
Men of Nottingham remained to a late hour in the enjoyment
of the festive harmony. Apologies were received by the Corn•
rnittee from Lord Holland, Lord %%'m. Beritinck, Dr. bushing-
ton, and other distinguished public characters, for their una-
voidable absence. -

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Peruvian New Loan, 00.
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