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( From -the Manchester Courier.)
On Wednesday se'nnight 'highly respectable- _Ay of
Freemasons, nearly 40, assembled at Hayward's Hotel, for
the purpose of installing the Right Worshipful Deputy
Provincial Grand Master, Thomas Preston, Esq., of
Strangeways, who has lately been appointed (by patent
granted to him by William Meyrick, Esq.,) the Provincial
Grand Master, and one of the Members of the Grand
Lodge of England. After the usual ceremonies of the
day were gone through, the precise nature of which we
are not acquainted with, but which we are informed arc of
a benevolent character, about 140 members sat down to
dinner. The Deputy Provincial Grand Master took the
chair ; he was supported on his right by Richard Daly,
Esq., of Bolton, Provincial Grand Treasurer, and on the
left by the Rev. B. Dawson, Provincial Grand Chaplain.
The Vice-Chairs were occupied by Brothers John Holt,,
Esq., Provincial Grand Senior Warden, and Stephen
Blair, Esq., Provincial Grand Junco): Warden, assisted by
it many other very
the able support of Brother the Rev. I'. Blair and Ridgway
Brydson, Esq. There were also prem.
respectable merchants and manufacture."B from various
parts of the eastern division of Lancashire; and the neigh-
bouring counties of Yorkshire and Cheshire. Many ap-
propriate toasts and speeches were given, but we must con-
tent ourselves with the following short account of t.liern :
" His Most Gracious Majesty the King," Grand I::atron
of our Order. Song, God save the King, followed by the
usual Masonic honours. _

LONDON, WEDNESDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 23, 1835.

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SALISBURY, DEC. 18.—Two hundred of the members of
this useful Society dined together in the Assembly Roams
of this city on Wednesday last—that old, consistent, and
respected Reformer, ROBERT SQUAREY, Esq., in the Chair.
On his right sat the Reform Member, W. Brodie, Esq,
and around them several of the leading Reformers of the
district.

The last hope of the Tories is in the foibles of the
people ; if they find unworthiness in the people, they
may hope again to govern them ; hence they are mak-
ing an experiment on national jealousies and preju-
dices, in their attacks on Mr. O'Connell. The re-
sult remains to be seen, but as yet our adversaries
have encountered little magnanimity to daunt or dis-
concert them.

EUGENE ARAM,
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Shall it be said that English justice does not ex-
tend to Ireland ? We trust not ; but yet it is certain
that had an Englishman of half the merits and twice
the faults of Mr. O'Connell, been assailed as O'Con-
nell has been assailed for the last twelvemonth, a feel-
ing would have been called forth which would have
made the persecution recoil heavily upon its authors.
The best part of the English character is the love of
fair play, the abhorrence of everything like a " dead
set, or an attempt to run down a man by abuse and
clamour. For example, if every Whig and Radical
Press, and every Whig and 'Radical orator, had made
Sir Robert Peel's character the subject of incessant
invective, the most generous members of both parties
would have revolted against such malignant practice,
and would have been disposed to look even with indul-
gence upon errors that had been visited with so into-
lerable a persecution. At the bar of the people Sir
Robert Peel has been tried, condemned, and sentenced;
but he has not been pilloried daily. He has been
judged, too, upon the evidence of his public acts and
professions, and not upon the arbitrary assignment of
evil motives and intentions.

" The Queen," and the rest of the Royal Family.
" His Royal Highness the Duke of Sussex, Grand Master
of England ;" three times three, and Masonic honours.
" Lord Dundas, Provincial Grand Master of England."
" Lord Churchill, Deputy Grand Master of England."
The Grand Masters of Scotland and Ireland."

Richard Bentley, 8, New Burlington-street.

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

ADVICES, ARRIVALS, AND DEPARTURES AT
THE SCOTCH WHARFS, DEC. 22.

" The Rev. W. W. Meyrick, Grand Registrar of the
United Grand Lodge of England, and Provincial Grand Mas-
ter for the eastern division of this county."—(Cheering.)
" Le Gendre N. Starkie, Esq., Provincial Grand Master
of the western division."
"-Ilia'Viscount Combermere, Provincial Grand Mas-
ter of Cheshire." _ _ _

Hoax's WHARF., —Advice : the Kirkaldy and London Ship-
ping Company's sr aack Fifeshire, James Grant master, sailed
from Kirkaldy the 18th inst. for this wharf. No arrivals.
Departures : the :Elizabeth, A. Craigie master, for Grange-
mouth ; and the Hero, Philip Scott master, for Leith, both,
with general cargoes.
DOWNE'S WHAR.F.—No advices or arrivals. Departure :
the Montrose Shipping Company's smack Osnaburg, Wil-
liam KQath master, for Montrose with a general cargo.
LEITH AND GLASGOW WHARF.—NO advices. Arrival:
the Leith and Glasgow Shipping Company's steamship
Royal Victoria, James Mills commander, from Leith with
goods and passengers. No departures.
LEITII AND BERWICK WHARF.—Advice : the London and
Leith Old Shipping Company's smack Sir William Wallace,
J. Tulloch master, sailed from Leith on the 19th inst. for
this wharf. No arrivails. Departures : the Berwick Ship-
ping Company's smack Tweed, John Crow master, for Berwick,
with a general cargo.

" The Earl of Mexborough, Provincial Grand Master of
the West Ridinc, of Yorkshire."
Daniel Lynch, Esq., Past Deputy Provincial Grand'
Master for Lancashire."

" George Crossley, Esq., Past Provincial Grand Senior
Warden of Lancashire."

" John Drinkwater, Esq., Deputy Provincial Master for
the Western Division of Lancashire."
" The Provincial Grand Chaplain, and the rest of our
Rev. Brethren."

VESSELS ENTEREW INWARDS AT THE CUS-
TOM-ROUSE, Dr.c. 22.

Sir E. Banks, Norwood, from Rotterdam; Columbine,
Stranack, Hamburg ; Harlequin, Corbin, Boulogne ; Courier,
Davidson, Cape of Good Hope ; Salus, Davis, Quebec ; Dart,
Block, Ostend ; John and Ann, Attwood, Charente ; Ludd,
Jackson, Antwerp; Jonge Joanna, Vcrbruggen, Antwerp;
Fame, Barfield, Harlingen; Barbadoes Planter, Austin, San-
tandar ; Orynthia, Cox, Bermuda.

ENTERED OUTWARDS FOR LOADING, Dr.c. 22.
Cecilia, Brunean, for Nantes ; Perseverance, Adams,
Cadiz ; Bolina, Storr, Launceston ; Fairfield, Sparrow,
Jamaica; Harlequin, Corbin, Boulogne; Columbine, Stranack,
Hamburg.

CLEARED OUTWARDS WITH CARGO, Dim 22.
Britannia, Stranack, for Rotterdam ; Harlequin, Corbin,
Boulogne; Columbine, Stranack, Hamburg ; Scourfield,
Tucker, Jamaica.

CLEARED OUTWARDS IN BALLAST, DEC. 22.
Constance, Butterfield, for Cherbourff; Margery, Stocks,
Charente; Friend Bridell, Petusen, Baltic ; Kent, Pringle,
Pernambuco.

VESSELS SPOKEN WITH.

The Capricorn, from Calcutta, for Mauritius, Sept. 5, lat.
I. 7. N. long. 92. 20., was leaky, having had bad weather in
the Bay of Bengal ; the Jean Jaques, from Pondicherry, for
Bourbon, 15th. lat. 3. 19. S. long. 84. 46. E. ; the Royal
Saxon, from Calcutta, for Liverpool, Oct. 7, lat. 27. 5. long.
45. 15., by the Crown, Cowman, arrived at Liverpool.
The George and Mary, Roberts, from Ceylon and Mau-
ritius to Liverpool, with loss of rudder, and about 100 tons of
cargo thrown overboard in a severe gale 24th ult., bearing up
for Lisbon Ist inst., lat. 38, long. 20.
The London, for Jamaica, 7th, lat. 44. long. 12., by the
Legator, arrived at Cowes.
The Fame, Wright, from Liverpool to Pernambuco, 9th
ult., lat. 3. N. long. 2. E.
The Stratheden, Cheape, from Calcutta to London, 30th,
lat. 38. long. 39.
The Richmond, from London to Berbice, 14th inst., lat.
48. long. 14., by the Mary, Worrall, arrived at Cork.

ARRIVALS AT LIVERPOOL, DEc. 21.

The Hindoo, Milward, from Demerara; Delight, Tyson,
Ulverstone.