Star.
London, England, 1831-01-19 00:00:00

Oa Iliseday last, pursuant to a requisition dead by 130 of the mast
mepsetehb abbess of Anamik a meeting was Willa that dry, for th
d preldoilpg the legislature to weal se die llama of Allnag:
peep
diode bees ebadas et sayessestad vs of the bersigh m the
Imperial Pallimrsit. AS Mel* Abet the gates of the -bathe
'see themes spa, ad doe low pet of that balkliagraysless as It is,
was Asset imelamtsersenaly ambit ft mesa Lamm Damp. jr...
was called la dm %Mr; piMr. Zama Osier, was eppcija
geenttheh whoa am bowleg amilodos were pond :
" Thai oho *Wm al a espeamstative in Pediment for the borough
°flame', essiableg a pepsin*. of needy swim thousand Ma.
bitants, is mesa is twills* Meagesses, in whose numbatios the &hew
poorest neither vets see inisemm
" That we look upon the mob of election as au infringement upon
our tights and privileges as edema.
" That the system which In any instance, confines the return of
Umbels of Parliament to the uncoetrolledlneuenee of panicular anti.
viduals is calculated to foster discontent, and perpetuate unjust repte.

mutation. _
" That the universal prevalence of distress, together with the unusual
agitation of the public mind, leave no room to doubt that a timely con.
cession to the people of their right to a full and free representation, win
be the great omens of preventing anarchy and confusion!
" That, to secure purity of election, it is necessary that some plan
be devised by the Legislature, In which the elective beaching may be
exercised by electors, without rendering them liable to any risk er undue
influence.

This resoludon was seconded by Mr. John and carried
with the most tremendous plaudits, and cries of " The ballot, the bal.
lot ; nothing else will satisfy us."

At a meeting of the committee of the O'Connell fund of St. SI khan's
Pariah, on Wednesday evezing, 12th inst. at the Vestry Room, North
Anne-street Chapel, John Morgan, Esq. in the Chair, it was resolved,
—That we now again determine, in compliance with the particular wish
of the inhabitants of this parish, that the sum collected by them, shall
be invested in the most profitable securities of the country, and after-
wards to be applied to the purchase of a Fee Simple Estate, foe the
benefit of the Great Liberator of his country.
The county of Tipperary has nobly eadeavoured to repay the deep
debt of gratitude due to the Liberator of Ireland; on Sunday last, the
utmost enthusiasm was evinced in this and in almost all the other pa.
daises in this county, to make the National Tribute wordy of the
" Man of the People." Charnel has contributed oo this oeeaalon, and
within the short space of Isar hours, 14111.—though the highest sum
subscribed by any individual did not exceed 31. From nudes and
Cashel, we have been informed that upwards of 3001. have been cot.
hated in both parishes. In Ti perary the subscriptioo did not amount
to 701. but 1001. will be remittid. The little town of Templemore,
contributed 1121. Sorrie.o'.leigh, 501. Fethard, 1231. Caber, upwards of
501. Carrick.on-Suir, 1161. Powerstown and Lisronagh, upwards

of 401.

Ye,terday, being quartenday, the Corporation of Smiths met at the
Merchants' Hall, Wellington-quay, Mr. G. Pepper in the chain
It was moved by Mr. Mark Flower, that a committee should be
formed to repose a petition handed on the resolutions which were
adopted the last quarter-day, and that it should be forwarded to Par-
liament, praying fora repeal of the legislative Union.
That it appears the trade of the dry hes declined in a frightful de.
gra the list thirty years.—That we see no possibility of restoring It to
its former oomperadve state of prosperity, but by •• repeal of the legis-
lative Union between the two countrke. —And tat we would mace
our lives in defence of the British connexion and eonedtuttou, ea loyal
subjects to the crown of Great Britain.
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Alderman Homan moved an amendment to the motion that had bean
made, that a committee of live OT seven should be formed, to prepare
an humble petition to his Majesty, praying that his Majesty would call
a triennial parliament in Dublin: - That, In his opinion would serve the
trade and manufacture of the country—it would bring wealth and hap-
' pleas amongst the people, Mamas& as the nobility and gentry of both
camtries would be bees sway third year.

lifr. CANS eashembell that emigration was partly the cause of this
oseentry's tub; bat is War weave principal ante. It was only
plastholdei and pheidtwoises who were Is. a continuance of the Union,
and be simmilerm dlier bit support- If the Union were re.
Flo epsesiNo wail twosome to support himself ; end if he
time of soppoodiseldmlalf, he should Neva meddle in politics.
toad earn Ids tried the sweat OW brow if be could get em.
plopwitim. He asrMr J the repeal of the Mien would give Ireland
an weary of Made, sad her manufastoss would be essentially served
by .k. ••••
Mr. Fowo Ml* said be was taking a walk the day before, and be
happened to be poising &mu& the Castle-yard when the Marquis of
Anglesey lad Sir WM= de Hades were going to rids out. The Ilver.
grab seeogniesd him as we'd din deputation of the trades that peoseneed
the address tablet' a Am dayebifore, andasked him to lead hint these*
the Liberty, melte was eistious Weee some of the manudecterlse sham,
and the saw el the Liberty in gehetaL Ne eatompaitied his Haselleney
tad We Indium They went through the manufaetenar to whisk hr
tMaaid ',bete they were coming out, ales Illarquil said hr
feb to bow bow he could serve Ireland.—He Vein Hung pa.
trilkehst be could serve It by encouraging Irish mss the
said be would lose no opportunity. When they was wig
doers iluritepa, the noble marqulei took him by the arm, and said:
"The people of Ireland think I am against the repeal of the
am not.- All I want is, that the people should give their fair rod ddi..
berate opinion ea the subject." The amendment was them pest, and.
corded by a considerable majority.
DIRD.—h Lower Mount-street, Harriet, with of Omagh FWE.,
Gerald, Req. of Simmoo.court, and deaglatite of Aided' liedNsm
Rowan ..-At Marion-square, Om" dwile Pan Flthelbben
Harthiy, /sq. H.C.—At Marino Creseent, H. Atkinson, Faq. Captain
in the 20t Light Dragoons.—At loston.etreet, G. F. Carletem, Esq.
DUBLIN MORNING REGISTER, Jaw. 15.

The folloafos-V=lte so diso the Address of the Tradesmen of
Dubai to thee " The Legislative
Miele betwellellbelle Stitedbittelikelitutd bee mailed ruks end dna&
de, la dfs stheppy land Ihe neve a Way vbs..
des Maid is d ass trade—k hes Aokreyed -as oboe
skibilseell ear mostemee—it heabibealseny red
Illweb7 *Mad a ilia doer weehkiedieloshihmeene of a Lad,
and the leis of emews. And fur all dareelle, may
'So ktties& ors as (having likewise webbed es el es Paellemust), it
MIA nem weedy, save em—The llsseme. of that detestalid•Union.
lleny of is bead, in awful luksolonnki the ale weeirherof an inn.
alias Mtrisky to meet thatbraetstlledial'adegredetkea..shat aid.
lies of ear wealth wee nesslaell he Wks, mid cosuptien—thus a
bdrrible ad deeded% civil war was flanteeted and eneeeregal—the
sacred mem of angles, which Amid mer be the baud of mee's
oedema, aml the pM. to their Impplassa, was perverted into
a mere. disbe party discord, end in the boleti of In.
land's senfesion sad division, she erne ribbed et her independence.
—You have all seen or heard of the parealig itatemeata with re.
gird to the Mks, se admirably pm Ina by Ireland's Liberator—the
I great 090smelL He has always shownesszEkthe very highest And
clearest auSseritiee, tint dile act, ea wink she will of
the people, weed user sell and ad . being
merely Mutes foe the peogi3 swim revorammeentio* bet
that, even supposing the as Oak= ii;ellse, the neselibm'asethese-
tags which this country hoe by lea.sanselleesse. mew-
ful a case, that, upon the Ur of sepealdasH be at
once conceded. This question intiesea every Lreined.maipt a few of our
Aristocracy, who, brought op Wary, and meillse to want, cannot
either know or feel for the galling distresses el die peepls. It is there-
fore nothing but natural that al Ireland .bath be asashams for this
Repeal. Let Ireland be unanbneue, and that, in truth, is all that is
needed—a nation's will is the will of Gon—there is so resiellag it, bat
towards this enidiEsdidikomie mist be for ever buried. We have
seen clearly the sr harm direardsis—we have watered the de.
rid Mae the Demo who nalleseddiseedatases ye, we bare
Metaled sakimildes and based, the rinks OW 4all. • ow*
other by the bead, the wars heart of mutual nsss as
the enibteekii bur tanked energies can be new an .7=—
We tberefett lath for Parlissamery Rana ate by Dana, by
'which eves, Malt man will base a yoke to elect his repseentatire,
and bone hot ham* and spike aindleloas see hope to be mussed.
Bribery and coempths wa he for ever ezeinplebed, and we shall get
back Our Parlilearkt (and thee, GOD willing, seen), pure and relearned
—the agaa ed the public woke, and the smiths rermenistive of the
Pe°Pk. rvitY aletilytitpleasas era ferried a petition foe
stag Bekaa endive*. Ballet, and let no asdidate be re.
raillement at the sent who will net anagalmeally
fto SUppcgt and inert an a espial of the Mem Signed
the Tresisenme Dli-Perat Martin, Chairman

Thomas M. Ray, fireretary.
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