Star.
London, England, 1828-09-17 00:00:00

the irresistibies cause of events.

rears ago, and what do you
St ales supreme and independent.
northern to the southern pole,
dependent.' Nerds' Ahterica
lien in thalns. Lent' at the

wards, and what. do you see?
and independent; hut Americi

dent lIItO. Noah America

South Absence eniancinated
rushing in the vigour of
ttrprise. 'WWI* these chatter!
enu!it Bletand -stand

Iti a of easvites, an I the grot

tereis a could her commercial.
The very
,bliiftiegor the ,cenel,
,riaberinerr tripe -ces—(Crietrili,
lit iltiebrair cm retried by
changes wbialibad rakcir place.
Intense a corresponding change in thrraercamile policy
of all commercial nation., and more eipecially of die
greatest c ion in .-xistence. '
The Doke of Gordon, a Nublentin whom acme is associated

with all the bra inrerr.a of the ementry," bp Gienosorietoo. 1.41
drank with great applause.
" • Comonsioners elf Highland Roads sad Bridges" by the
-Chairman, • - . •
" Conensisioners of the Caledoseim Coast," keen the chair.
Mr. STZW A at, its eery .ocling terms, •propereo the
memo ry 'of Mr: Conant." to Whose brieibut, splendid
,tareeri Gieat Britaio. in .fonve measure owes her high
station in the scale ut empires—(lmmense cheering)
• Mr. GitAirr tow and said, that if he might persunie
ties• allude in iturnedi .te connection with this 'distin.
&shed man twanything relating to himself, heshould
say that the principles °this publte conduct were the,
same u. those so 'signally. brought• into operation by"
Mr. Causing in the course of that period during which
be eternised the incendintcy so justly his due in the
councils of (be S:ate. Those principles Might indeed
be traced to another screrte,, for • Mr. Chuning•triiiiself
imbibed themirom tt.eeloquenelipsendosote.elonoost
life. of Lis great ft ;mid sad predecessor., hie. Pitt. With
what a kindred energy did he carry those principles into
Action ! "It i. with • a tad delight,' said Mt. Grant,
". that I revert tisi those' splendid' yenta ;which ilbitiited
him to•the eyes"- of his edmiring cinentry and kii ripples&
ing world *slits worthy repreveutstite of tbe'reatest
and the freest nation under Heaven-..as • ..
"Jest alike to freedom and the throes"—
as at once the chamois° of liberty'and the guardian of
the constitdtiott.loas vindiinting lei Ordoe'Britiin the
statioa doe to her among the nations of the world, and
•liiddkating. it dig bf arms,. orelolitsce, hf stratagem.
bet fiy. the calmsoprentacy of a green mind reifies on'
the fertility of its own resources.wiais-with one hand in-1
&teasing the iuterests, of Europe; and with the other
Gs storathosing the new world into eiiiteniew;—(Cheersj.
The Inswity stedeptited andelaked thitsctss, tit Isis Mt.'
Chalks kiMmt".-4yeilksay. 4 "6 .6 . :6,5 6, • 5: A
" Mr. Robin Graat''—by Calbeefde. i •
Mr. C. GitAnT retained thinks for his brother.
Provost Itoissieson begged to give the health of a
Nobleman now at the ..ftead of. his Majesty's. Govern..
thew in Ireland, whose strict. impartiality and conciliar
tory conduct would,he hopedi bring peace and prosperity
to that distracted. commit,
to Marquiri Ot Anglesey.
The Root detisoralek Warta Mindenaletwoby
de The county of loverness"—by. Mr. Greek In re.
Vetting again to the present mark ot 'their liadneis, he
tould oat bet Secollece•thit it was id the sanierooni,
two reats4ivice,.that he•had met his friends • at the ge.
petal decade, and he could not but feel' gratified shut"
they were still animated by• the same views and seri.'
• " The Leed Lieutenant of the meaty el Itoss".—.by Mr. Ewa.
Mr. Gower; of Laksheeritbeggiatis gilts the heath
of a nobleman lately et- the head of the Foreign De-
partment of Majesty's Government.. With regard
to the present mature .of our fotrign policy, he was
ontrilleg &dello censure or praise what be Could not
comprebehdl -Helves .ignorant *Whether we 'should-
again lavish blood and` in support of OW cots.
tilientil'euratiOnat or Vthether should relinin inns
•tive. This,tiowevet, he knew, that England weenie*
more respected at home de abroad than she was dar..
ing the time Lord Dudley presided over oh; Foreign
Afaiti.--(Applause). . ,
Proietpu &We who bad coafetred the greatest Moats as
ids owner hsy -hie siereshitgap 'Moneta prams. ashismieo In eihe
klighlaads sod Idands." was proposed by Mr. Themes, andeng*
alik everrilememotrachin of regard and tapas. • 61'
The Matteis sedtsliord, Lord :Lieuternant disl
deahrriuself" trandie Chair. •
Lard Colebester; the friend of Highland istrovemealsooat
eseesdalty attends sad Midges, mad she seseks.etabeeskilealan'
Coosa." we:slimes by Der itossersea,eandst hod &seder • ; 1
" The Town of leverness," by Mr. Giant
.The Palmas rentrasitlemiluleead Owe " the Clergy."
Drs Rosa returned thanksrund stated the high grad-
Scotian. it afforded him and his brethren to aid so the
present tribute of regatd paid to a Gentlemiesa justly
'add generally-tespected.ts their Right Hon: guest. '
t. • Itmt et Wow Lard •Lbtkenas of ideeraysbire;". from the
Convener mad Freeholders of Ranshire," from the Chair.
' •Oukin -thiti.-01 retitrited thank.,
and stated the high satidattien be leitat being peseta
At this meeting. 44 There is only one opinion in Ross-
shire, -added• Kilroy, "as to the merit'. Of our Right
Hon. Guest=-we aro' entld 'to 'the the Highlinds GO
repreStAited.i.* *" -,‘‘) te I .65, +6
t PO Meet Macdsiald." by Oalbsehle.
" Calomel listing, of Levi" by Mr. Tytkr.
" Mblkeld of Nicked." by nisminriston.
Joasrrt —1
BOlfaeriallei-orklia Meal octopi's a large
territory. His house is in the French" style, but hot
sptetidid. His lands. upoii which immense sums have
bah expended)! ar'e wan coltivited. Tri-all• ins.
10101rementr he'toutribiltes 'fides ally. Something like
steal donors, I bib told, he 'paid" urns Nil road... He
lie much beloved, and Melanie will be ever dear to the
villageri. These is scat cely now a poor family in the
village, so many does be employ on his lands. He pays
'liberally, .punctuallr to:filling all his contracts; uo 'deo
sins—sio disputei...-and the intemperate and immoral
:he at 'once discharged. Heis constantly, in the stases
tf agriculture; itethe Sild*ith his men; end it •to hi
seen with att"elegariiinthing-hatchet in his hand....
NringertierhiPatet intibduCed. partake liberally of is.s
.4latitte tit haY tbdi itchabged a crows' (*lbw es
of a :peitcefUl rind becalm :titian)
`-ofwlftd kpAWI Wits4rNien' •' '• •