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bear;ng <<i -portrait were rtedivca by some abjea
or avaricious individuals with expressions of es tevtu:
Or can he hcipe.that tile contemptible but not less'
insiniration direted against' the gallant
and eiiiinable British General; will divert mankind
from a• relledim on the crimes with whieli.he Stands-
.
arraigned
Fortunate4' .for Eatope; she is daily becoming,
More ..intimately • acquainted with the charader- of.
this:hitherto iiiiscoOceived :man ; and I confess` that'
I feet considerable gratificatiort.sy hen I indulge ,the
thought that I have contributed-to its developement.'
Success rnarfor inscrutable purrses contine
attend him. .Alijca Senates tii-ity decree hint a Throne
or the Pilrolteon ; litic;History, shall render injured
Humanity justice, and an indignant posterity in.-
scribe on his.cenotaph-:

*4:.tile 'venena .eolchka
Et quicqual usqutin concipitur nefas,
Trattairit,".
1- am, Sir, your,
ROB EXT Wii,SON, K. M. T.
Lieutenant 'Colonel.

CORK, JUNI 3.

Mv2T:'TC. AT Tilt GtIILDIALI. YESTERDAY.

Tit it Meeting which we announced in :t farm ,r
Paper, tray held 'yesterday rilsMint to Pt'.:-lie No_
(ice, his Woiship the IVIAY a tieirig in' the Chair
amt it •was •sitch an assiii;bly, ih
light it is contemplated,. whether as tti 'individual
credit or the expression of public sentiment,
will boldly .iffirm, as has never been exceeded in
this city. Tice business of the.occasion was intro.
diced in appropriate• language and sentiments IT
Mr.- Alderman- 14iiotvirsoN :and the Ite,olutions
incident thereto moved-by' Mr. Maaeus.LYNCH,
jUh. and animadverted upon by Mr. CHART, Es Co lA,.
in, a manly and energetic manner, which•drew ire.
quent bursts of
.approbation from his hearers. An
Address to His IVIAjt sTY was voted with enthusi.
astic unanimity, expressive of fervid loyalty 'to the
Constitution, and of abhorrence to the. tyranny
which provok.ed by a series of offensive aggressions
the necessity of vindicating the honour, and secur.
ingftheinterests, of the British Empire. But there
was a new and-a noble feaiure in. the Address, which
enhanced even the value of loyalty, because it car.
ricdwith it, the means
.of making it cifettive, and
competent to our crisis, ,It spoke ,the lacipage of
gurinitnio anioncirislamvt, of a rcennciled anti na.
tional spirit,. in the pike ofalienation and :mimo-
sity.; and of the reality of 3.11.i.k redemption of our
chataa,er froM the little considerations of` parry, to
he •brtiailer`.and .prouder .'views of our common cOun.
'try, the Mrseting of yesterday rnibited proofs at
once convincing and delighting. An Addresi
the- Loan 1.. i euTsiAwrlustly expressed how much
his aria liberal Adininistration had done,. in...
effetting, that national reconcilement which inspired
the eonctuef of the Meeting. I low much .more
ccptable must be the language, of such an assembly,
so filtivcd -so incited, - and_ so influenced, than the
cold and, Orinal 'cwals of this or that tkseription-
':4of His M.,,,itsTy's Subjefts,- couched, in suborned
expressio.s, :did, 'tittering the diEtation of narrow
'and circumscribed interests I

It is not in ourpoWer to convey to-the public she
cordial srrit of trltt'ii.ltitity, this -ardent coalescence-
of class with Class,' Which was :manifested yetitew
day—but,. we bet:eve, dim the Most' sanguinelnan
• in'this, nation did-nor hope to see, in his time, pre.
'jutlices so zealously ilieriticed on the altar of rta.
.tional unanimity.
.71s' it "was understood at' th&Meeting, that, se.-
.veral seamen concealed themselves in the interior
parts cLihe country, it, was resolyck to.recom.
mend to: the,:inlutbitants., such. a subscription as may
'be competent to increase, in sotne;degr.:e„, the go.
vernment bounty, to suchNoltinteers.As, may enter
in Ibis fot„,the Naval Set vice. It was easily ,
rt'ortneen,,tlfai in the ardour of tile oCcaSion, miirc
may be liven by the public zeal, Allan the special
eircumtance mane necessary ; and, therefore, it
' was understood at the Meeting, that large dona.
Lions were tat '.to be looked for, .o;bt the
trary, that the s4allest be`ticeepterV,l
.with suitable reititeEt'; as the value was' t-.6t.- in the,
sum subs'Ciibed," but in she
stoweti it 'co the. Public StOck. 'We highly'appio ve
oflsn arrangement, which excludes theliOssibility
of making invidiOrtsjfiention. of the -sips' Which
mar be subscribed ;' and-which admit.a. the less opu.
lenr,cl.bses,of our Fellow, Ci4i7AUlt to lendauch con.
'curranee to the oljjeet,. as conienienceomar spare,
and. prudence approve of.
The transactions-of yester,day we •shall-lever con..
• template, among-the proudest of which this City
.may boast. -Jr has-been our duty to the best of
our htimble means, so-use our utmost efforts, in re.
-commending to ,ali classes °Lour countrymen their
common' interest, in the obliVion
,of their fetids,.and
Hin the revival of cordial and national affeditins.

PitOCEEDINC;S OF THE GENERAL MEETINC;'OI,
'rut:4'l,4s N C I PAL INIIALUTANTS OE 1111: vrry
01. cold:.