Star.
London, England, 1828-10-22 00:00:00

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1 me he ibanhi of the islithrs, ,I• .1i std ry l n*,, sow
the city of Dublin.
The best return *bleb 1 as make tbr the honour
conferred arm one. wit be found in an earnest and as,
your, during what may reads to me of life, te repp.„ shot
as.
Nicotine be Cbureb end State, us whidi we principally me ow die
and rehdions liberties.

*6 I sat, lir, ukh ma k respect,
al Your *aged act shallow servast,
Eacanabe, Oct. 10." " ELDog.
Parawallisfr. Oa.),
841-1 beg you to be so Had as to seer say eieredid
I grated shooks to the masasest warden*, wed representatively.%
solids of Dublin, fee the honour they have done me la wide
they hews beim pleased to do, my humble endeavours misdate,
brother Proemial@ to maw forward, properly to soppeet. Zs
ktute of les danger, the soared cause of Protestantium I tloakm
mach for your own kind ;arcades*, aad have the homer to
Sir, your obliged and faithful servant, " KENYON:.

" Ran
". Am— Taw letter ef the 4tb of October, mounwiste, Ottookathe to es
the that*s of this Mutt" Wasdfos, sod itsPsysentadvas ihe
several °screeds's Sad geniis of t e Oty of Doblia, hoo
me the Menet satisfaction; and I have so relent rya,
press so that dabs* Prosestaat body bow very mod l pistols
Inhabit approbation& As say only mode* In writiog dio hos
which bat mat with the approbation of dm Masters, Air'
Reprostatatinmel die several emparadoos sad Edda
of Doillos woo on aorasst sod asset aszisos desks to
amid ohliptillmo by no Maier makadakm a wipe*
may laughs& bow gestifyimg k most be te me that the(
discharge a stem and Odd dory slibeld have bay the
tam to And shaker k tbit Modred 'pinks aed 'ppm*
dray failowasentrymws.

To say, therefore, that I am not, for a maldtede
gratified by my success, would be Moe. I ant vatv,,,a_sie
truly graded! If I were not, I they'd be dead to
impube. Bat here my claim ends. 1 defies frees atj
success no pniumptoous or anwenhy fasten sot
say to arise.' Roceonewneot shall whoulate see to
tloo ; but that ezenim shall be directed Way to the
maintoosom of our religious and eivil Snowdon..
" I fakly confess that I considered myself, as k ‘“T,„
to the cause, when I mode public the fall sod utellegeind
of my 'mike sentiments. I 'spectra to be inonelated
temerity; but instead of immolation, I have foood
curtain and the meet cheering approbation. Neverthebst,
perfectly well aware that it is the cause, sod not
which evokes your generous expression of opinion.
I am really ashamed of alluding so mach to loyal;
to be slowed to avail myself of the present opportunity
one of the most slanderous of the many charge fires*
I owe that of hypocrisy. To any upright end thimble(
aced scarcely attempt to defend myself against a Charge;
ashy. I have laid open my tree and Moms theqbb—.rot,
honesty could do no more. Of all hypocrites, I amide, -
hypocrite to be the worst sad most despicable. Cant
eightsome's' I utterly abentlaate. 1 mew could
telly, and should indeed writhe under the charge if there ,
a shadow of justice in b, But whilst I abjure an mama
sonaity,let ore add that I fear Goo, and am nee
ova it ; I love sad venerate his religion ; I amid,
most ungrateful of human beings if I did not. I am.
tached to the Established Church of England, became
the purest and maw Christian form of worship is theme:
for this reuse I would hazard all, and even my life,
trains It from injury and impairmest.
" Thus, as I fear Goo, I dare not be guilty of a
dare I impiously take his name in vain, which I should
seined to use it as a cloak far unworthy portions.
4 If this he hypoorisy, then must I stand convicted
if the rankest of hypocrites. Any thing in the doper
la, I hope, wholly waneemeary ; nor should I have
of the virulent attacks that have beam made upset ms, ,
dothe at once to unbosom myself to you all, commie*
portant* that we should really know one another.
knee the an.. in the handsel my countrymen. lam
if aatlesal justice, as 1 utterly despise the base crew a
liberals, which, though, thank Goo! few in somber, 1
btu lent, and inisddevous. I rejoice to observe that 1
nation is displaying its patriotic and Protestant kyle&
oat, I know, collier, those whom lam proud to call
citizens of Dublin, Jus comings their *simians hr the ,
of our religion and our laws. On my part, las faithfully
them that I will not rest until 1 see the Protestant
firmly and indubitably secured.
I ham datt karat to be, '
" Tose very dome esti obedient
es Jobe MMus*, Rel." "NEVI'

'I HE EVENING ST

LONDON.

WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 22, Ii

PRICK OF STOCKS AT FOUR O'CLOCK.
lamb Stock India Om* OS
3 per Cent. Red. Ssf &such Sea Stock
Sper Ct. Coon 4.51 I Si Old Anauldss
per Oat. 9.11 ex die 3 per Cent. 1751
3/ per Cent. Red. 931/ 41000 Riche* Mb
4 per Ct. New,loll C &WO Ditto 74 5
4 per Cent. 1828, 102/ 1 .3100 and 4800 Ditto
Long Ann. 111 1.18 WS Committal
India &odt Console foe Acct. 851
FOBRION FUNDS, TWO O'CLOCK.
Austrian Bonds. Sp. Ct rtitgalds.iipC.
&amino Ms. 5 pot. De. Ace. 551
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BRITISH AND FORRION SHAM'S. TWO
somas. can.
300 OS
300 WO
35
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100 lIS

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The approaching Meeting at Maidstone
greatest interest, not only in the county of
*roughest the country is general. The
Mt attempt to escite the popular feeling
Unman Catholics, will probably decide that
other Meetings that are contemplated in various
England. That the public opinion is against .
of the Catholics, is undeniable—that it is justly
ant against the seditious spirit now nmaifesting
in Ireland, is scull name notorious—but whether
decidedly favourable to the formation of Dronseick
:tubs, remains to be seen. The cootest will be a sewn
).se, at the Aristocracy of the comity are pretty NIP*
fielded, and Lord Cawoatt,a constant supporter ti
Jovernment, intends to move the amendment. k
tot improbable that moth confusion will be
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infortunately ant altogether Without 'agitatars -bit this
bide t!ie lri►h Channel.

Tne Paris Papers of Sunsliy cainalnintellig 'lteefrom
Bucharest, (Wed the early p..rt Of the present month.
according to which the Russiaus'uhder G- n. GEast►t.ta
bad obtained some advantages over the Tuiks in Little
Wallachia. It is rentatkAble that the Russian Com-
mander is said to have defeated 'the enemy with only
4,000 men, w hen, accor ding to preceding accounts ft om
Bucharest, the Turks had entered the province alluded
to with an overwhelming force. The advices 'from
Constantinople, by way of Vienna, continue to describe
the enthusiasm prevailing amongthe inhabitants of -that
capital, on account of the several exaggerated details
of victories which had been published. _ _

The Journal des Dads contains a letter from Lisbon.
dated the 4th inst. The news of the landing rf the
young QUEEN in England was received on that day,
but no mention is made of the sensation this circum-
stance had created.

, CLI 1, „, w nvro'CLocK.

Consols opened tLis morning at 1151 for the Account, and re-
nnin at that price to this hour, alternately buyers and sellers, with
*dew nothing doing. _ _

In the Foreign market not a bargain is doing at present.
From the Philadelphia Papers to the 20th of September, re•
mind at the North and South American Coffee House : N Among
the articles of intelligence from Buenos Ayres, it is mentioned
that Colonel Campeau has deserted from the Brazilians to the
Argentine cause, with four hundred of the Emperor Don PLINIO'S
best German soldiers."

CITY. HALF-PAST ONE O'CLOCK.

There being no fresh arriva's up to the present hour, and as the
Hamburgh Mail still remains due, causes a great dearth of in-
%caution, and damps the speculations in the Conaol market. Con-
sols have been done at 86 to for the Account, and at present may
be quoted at 86 sellers.

CITY, THREE O'CLOCK.
The Hamburg!: steam boat has arrived: it does not bring any
later news from the armies. The Papers are of the 17th.

cooa•r CIRCULAR.

The Duke of CLARENca to k an siring in his car-
riage and four on Monday morning, from his seat in Bushy Park.
and paid a visit to the P incess AUGUSTA at Frogmore Lodge. His
Royal Highness remained with his sister till live o'clock, when he
took his departure on his return to Busby.
Dispatches were br,,ught by a messenger attached to
the lonian Government yesterday evening from the Right Hon.
'Siva:roan CANNING for the Earl of AIIERDZIN, and also from Sir
F%oDilitea Aosta, the Lord High Commissioner of the lonian
Isles, for Sir Gamma MugLae. The messenger arrived In town
about six o'clock.
The LORD CHANCELLOR came to town yesterday
morning front his seat at Wimbledon. and had an interview with
the Duke of Wawnoson at the Treasury.
The Austrian Ambassador and the Spanish Minister
(con s special mission) had interviews witb the Earl of AIIIRDES3I
yesterday at the office of the Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs.
Viscount BRRILBFoRD and Lord ELLENBOROUGH
visited the Earl of ARBILDRIX yesterday.
Toe young Queen of PORTUGAL and her suite took
an airing yesterday in two of the Knio's carrisges,through Hyde.
park slung the new bridge erected over the Serpentine in Kensington
Gardens, and afterwards proceeded to Mr. KIIIIMIT'S nursery
grenade, in the Klog's-road, Chelsea.