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a few mouths hack. Much had been said about
his having been chastised by Mr. Cannon on a
late memorable occasion, but be would be chas-
tised by no man—(Hear, hear !)—Mr, Cannon
was A paid Minister of the Crown—(Hear!)—ln
tivat 'Luise a man was only allowed to speak once,
,or else be wotilil have shewn Mr. Cannon who he
was. Ile (Mr. C.) discharged nothing but
smoke, no ball to hurt him (Mr. B.) He Was
surprised that his Noble Friends omitted to speak
of OLIVER and the spies. He, for his part, should
speak of them-for ever. lie would sooner he an
OLIVER Caomwar,t, than such a man—(Lond
cheering).—He would make Ministers tremble
for their conduct. He concluded an eloquent
speech, by proposing the health of the Noble
President ; which 'was drank with three times
three.—Mr. Gooitee and the Convicts of New-
gate tinder sentence of death were proposed.
Mr., Goodtee returned thanks : lie had ever
been most active in visiting all the prisons of
the kingdom, and he could assure the Assembly,
that were the men let loose, they would be a strong
reinforcement to the Society of Jacobins.
Tbe,L---M-- and Jacobins of the City.
The L-- M-- returned thanks.
' Mr. B [ACK DWARF and Jacobinical Writers.
Mr. DWARF returned thanks.
Upon the health of Mr. FILLIP and the Jacobins
of Ireland being proposed, -the Learned Coun-
sellor arose.. He was in great hopes that the ship
of the State would split opera the Rocks of Fac-
tion, for then the Cinders of Destruction would
he placed upon the Fire of Loyalty—and _ the
Gridiron of Oppression would melt in the Furnace
of Popolar Heat. —The4Lato,l of the Shamrock,
his heart rejoiced as he said it, was now t Lie Laud
of Despair : he rejoiced at it, for then: the So-
vereignty of the People would join with the Mitre
of the Church, and overflow. the Banks of Loy-
alty. But the venom of Loyalty was as MiS-
chieyons as the Dwarf in the fable, and the Shield
of Jacobinism must be held up for her own pro-
tection. The Learned Gentleman continued so
long in tiiii unintelligible strain of eloquence,
that our Heporter fell asleep ; for which fault he
has been dismissed from the Office. Bat we have
it front good authority, that after many disloyal
toasts, the Meeting broke up at a late hour, when
all the guests had become so much the votaries of
Bacchus, that the glasses were politely sent at
one another's heads, and true anarchy and Confu-
sion held her sway.—ln the course of the pro-
ceedings it teas RESOLVED, that the thanks passed
should be advertized in The Morning Chronicle and
the ---, for, though the. latter was not a Ja-
cobin NeWspaper at puesvnt, it had been so in
former times, and might return to the " Good
old Cause,'? but it was resolved, that the Adver-
tizement should not be sent to Toe SUN, because
that Paper had proved itself to be incorrigibly
consistent, constitutional, and. loyal.

NExr FRIDAY THF. LOTTERY WILL COMMENCE
DRAWING.-SIX PRIZES OF TWENTY THOUSAND
POUNDS.-MORE PRIZES THAN BLANKS.

THEATRICAL-RE'CiISTE
Performed Lail Night.
THEATRE ROYAL, DHURY-LANE.L-MIVIet Hamlet, Mr.
linen ; Ophelia, Miss Kelly. After which, Love 11-La.
Mode.

EATHC ROYAL,CoVENT-GARDM—Othello: Othello, Mr.
Young ; Desdeniona, Miss O'Neill. After which, The

MAILS

Atturven-1 .France, I Holland. DUE-2 Hambnrgh, 3 Got
tenburgh, 1 Guernsey and Jersey, 1 Dublin, I Waterford.

KING WILLIAM LANDED.—Holiday at the Bank, Exchequer,
East India arid South. Sea Houses.

HIGH WATER AT LONi)ON BRIDGE TO-MORROW.
Morning, 58 minutes after 10. 1 Eveniinz,.22 whittles after 11.

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LONDON,
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 1817.