Star.
London, England, 1804-08-06 00:00:00

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!band wog the advntates of one cafe, Tjte t
I kit alluded to was no doubt, fabricated wit]
•iew to the oftettlatitros contradietion I hawa.j
readt:for' lately no one couldlarley &time b 4
would be rupported by the Marquis of Salgbbiy, w
has had mole places, and, if report he not, fold nu
places than any man in England. We know that
main employment is what they call at Court a II
Stick. This. nick, Gentlemen, has the power 01
magical charm, it padres the properties of a t
pedo, which whenever a man touches his !totes
intlantly benumbed; fo with the White Stick-+
moment a man lays his hand on it, he becomes dt
to every feeling of patriotifm and public fpirit (L.
!!maul..) Gentlemen, it is abfurd to think that t
cattle would be not graced by fuch fupport. &
fopti,.rt indeed would never give effee, nor add d
nit) to the cattle we maintain.
Now, Gentlemeb, with reference to the phrafe
to this libel of happy conflitntion." I Deg to fa.
few word/. It is no wonder that the Marquis of
lifbury and I &mid differ as to the meaning oft]
phrifc—there ate many who confider it in differ
paints of view. Some mitlake the :tholes of the c
ititution for the conftitution itfelf, and undoubtei
I am, and ever /hall he, an inveterate and active
portent of thole abufes. ("Apt:mfrs.) People h.
diffetent modes of ellimating different things; to
adopt the mazinl—

" What's the wnrth of any thing
" But jult as much as it will bring•"
In that fink certainly it is to the Marquis of Sr
bury, and froth perfons, iaval<taU.—to ns, Gentlest
tt is very dear. [Laughter and apyaasfes.] My vi,
of ibe fubjelt are extremely dititsent, at the rig
privileges and inure's of the people are. in my
)) itt n, ihe moll elFential part of the contlitutMo

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Lventlemen, before I leave you, let me exhort
to come forward eady on Monday morning. N
bers have told my ft iends and me that they siu
come forward in caf. of neceffity. To them lat
repeat. that the neceffity which exills is created t
by themielves. By them, however, I fruit, that
cdfity ai,l he removed. If they come forward
utediatery, 1 am lure the contell will terminate
Manuer glorious to their charafter. and benefici.
the belt inteiells of the country at large.
Sir Fa kw cis retired amide the loodelt acclamat
Mr. Maimweatact then came bewail on the
ings. The nife, as ufital, was exceffive, and
vented the poffibility of his fpe dcing with any 11
of being heard. He, however, (aid a few wore
follows :
.• Gentlemen—lt is needlefs, for many reafon
attempt to addrels you here at ai4 length; n,
there any great neceffity for i'. Though preve
by your illiberality from addrefling you with free,
the harm is not great, while the numbers on the
(fainting to the nuanheri)—fpeak for me with elicit,
ripe powerful Coin arty that I or any man rout,
ploy. 'Mete thew the topper% which the majori
the refpcSable Freeholders of Mildlefex think c
to be given to my caufe, which is the cattle of 0
Mike, and honour, agailitt that of diforder."
Here the noire grew lo intolerable, that Mr. I
wartime, as ufital. was under the neceffity of ret
The moll interefling fpeflacle which prefented
on Saturday. was a cavalcade, limier the conch
Mr. Hale TOWNSEND, with'a number of Frecht
from Wapping. This cavalcade was preced,
twelve liorfemen, each bearing.) llandard with
feription expreffive of attachment to the CANIC
FRANCIS BURDITT. In the fill carriage, dray
four honk's, was a numerons band of mulie.
vehicle, in the front of which Apollo's lyre w;
pended, was decorated with oak leaves. A v
immediately followed, on which was placed a I
cosliderable dimentines, completely rigged and
with freeholders in feamen's theft. Upon the
fat two boatswains, who piped loudly as they
along. The Ship was proltifely decorated wit
leaves. Upon the main mall was the Enflgn
George. with the infcription of "Suceefr to she !
old Enslard." Upon the wizen were the colt,
Sir FRANCIS BURDETT, with the infcription of
deu and Independence." The pailinns who dra
vehicle, were dread in feamen's jackets and
fcrs. The (hip was followed by Mrs. and Mifs '
SAND, in a coach and four. 'lnc proceflion was
by a long train of carriages, filled with Freely
The novelty of this idea excited conliderable
tainraent..As Conn as the cavalcade reached I
ling*. it was received with acclamations a
'she Tv., 4. aid fistglarrd," the !auk playing
Britaarsia."
A mailer chimney.fweep named Lake, beir
firongly prelfed to go to vote for Sir FRANC'
NETT, Cud, if he went at all he would gU in hi
ing diets; that of courfe was nut objelted t
Soot-Lo had another point to Will on, he mull
the noble Lord who catwaffed him in hit earl
the hutting. ; the vote mull not be toe, and tl
ling and the Sweep fat cheek by.jole in the e,
to the great antistiment of a number of (pal

The Captain of a neutral refit, arrived p
in the River from the Testi, hiiogs intelligei
BoAAAAPTI was daily expetled at Arnaerda
that preparations of the mutt fplendid kir
making for his reception.
One of the St. Vincent Papers mentions
of the furrenda of Curacoa to a (quadri
Jamaica. and the confequent repoffafion of
steam floop of war.
A letter has jut! been received from
Weic wr, in which he does not complain t
fubjeeLd to. any peculiar shardibip. He h,
been joined by any of his officer. or crew,
kept at Paris. while they are at Verdun, or
whither they were marched immediately:ll-tar
A letter limn Captain WILLIAM Sri Yu FM
mailer of the Nail, of Hull, dated Atvigi
23, 11;04, fays,-0 I am happy to inform yon
, got libctated trim that tumid and miferab
the French prifon in Guadaloupe, which wa
to put a dog in. Locked up in a dungeon CTe
with about fifty more poor fellow (offerers i
bed I endeavoured to rick the fofteß part of
and my pillow was a large lime ; nut %las/
fcanty, but bread in plenty, and thank G sts
of hens Nate? run through the ',filial yams
' them laR Friday, aid arrived here two d
with Capt. Daunts, late of the Duke of Kent
I got away by aflutsting.the name of soy wa
I palling (or fupercatgo sad owner of the