Star.
London, England, 1803-08-03 00:00:00

Alderman concluded by moving," That Mr. Brim,
one of the Reweleatativesof the County. of MidcUefex,
do attend dinar's:mt., in preferiting the Addrefs to
his Majefty."
Mr. Nests contended, that the reproaches of the
Hon. Baronet apinft the late Adrniniftration, or
their condud,' had nothing to do with the preterit
Adminillration t and with ref-pea to boons alledged
to have been offered to failors, he would admit there
was a honn granted to them at the time of the mutiny:
bat were they now to be induced to demand another
Loon ? He hoped in Goo no Inch thing was iatended.
A GINTLINAII, whole name we conld not learn.

detired to put a quetilon to the Hon. Baronet. He
alluded to the recent fpirit of inibrreaion in Ireland.
He withed to alk the Hon. Baronet to declare, if he
knew of any filch dangerous fpirit exifting amoagft
atfi part of the people of this country?
Sir Fltawcli an fwe red, there were certainly sew-
ances exifting on the people of this country, which,
if not redreffed, would excite them to dircontents.
(A cry em, 1. m.--110,--O,,Gy. V)
The Sitsairr, feeling the (pair of clamour in-
creafe, was obliged to interfere, for the prefervation
of order.
Another Cowl-Liman, whore name a
~ire were
' unable to learn, delivered bimfelf with treat ,he.o
mence, in oppolltion to Sir Francis, .rid denied that
any grievances *Hied in this courity t and armed
that the people enjoyed full liberty and proterlioa to
their perfons and property.
Mr. T begged the indulgence of the rooms
while he offered a few obkmations, which he flattered
Wadi' ..,,..1,1 rceafwith univerfal approbation. Tha
Hon. Baronet had complained of defofts in the„C4s-1
nitntion: He admitted their exikence, and allied
what was the intlitntion in which they did not esilklf,
But becaufefuch imperfeCtions milled, were the pooplb
to be divided, at a time when unanimity was fo on.
portant ? This was not the moment for agitating tech
tubjeas. This was not the time to dittraft the atten-
tion and divide the cares of Government, when the
fafety of the Empire was at flake. It had been Paid by
a great authority, that every thing was beautiful in
its feafon, and he could not but apply this &sierra.
don to the line of coedu& which the Hon. Baronet
had purfued. He had completely reverted the maxim,
and preffed ififedfions at ; moment when they could
sot be fairly examined. His language was the law
ge of ftipulation with Government, and at a cra
when every man owed his exertions for the Weill
his country. Give us fame rights which we de.
F.
amid as our due ; terirets tome romances of which
:we complain; afford us Tome privileges which we
think we are entitled to claim, anti then we will figbt F
but without Each concellions we will courinue ioadlivei
and in the mean time the is defiroyed. Ho
felt it his duty as a man and an Woman to
bate fuck doarine. The whole room teftified theht
:fear to this patriotic &ailment. .
It baying been earned that the Addrefs ikould bit
refereed by the Sheriffs and Mr. Brno
The litter Gentleman came forward ;Ind derivate('
his fen:intents to the Meeting.' It; on every occafiny
afforded-him pleafure to meet his condiments. Eras
ea accesses* when the &licit*, under embderatior
gave rife ta melt disarray of *aim, lie had ems
this linaiment • Haw Math *Mil bong this hell*
now was. *Omsk* unity witikb bad prevaall
aad wia-lbtly to prerml, it Mil alimeerary for Mit
to declare. He NA Am; the moment of his el
ammo* oft pnbile life, been itt•=ohtoLdstit44ai
a1;111: gni" :not leHave knew e
him ill"toPtialition Cluerirrierttat
Ipiteistained of his phislie tomer. Of this be. was
at-leall aestaisi that
_._. be llhoplki never eeafe to look
at. she mashie of bffaillegswith a r degree of
malitstisaatielinaLt re. , was, however,
a aamistiewheallt ' that all *ppofuion ought
twambegahmeallystity pint menu! be eatimer-
iii. whoa all miglit As unite heart midi hand for the
kballoa eilitaistileP. Villaarrar Might attached
Or hlg elibillilli Alar 4stived *aft die pertiality_ead
Idialstelbal Asa' *kW bt Year addrefed. They
bid Mot bilk illtibairiii-iitsidt was equal to
thessielsiatliflth sutikitkis.' - He should there-
from be • asber tit Alsieessfe, Whe did not etre&
fachfeashanit‘ lb bad no dilleulty, therefore, in
deelarial abet ',twain the Irma times of oar hiltorj,
teen-erlita4lll people were debarred the
timid priitldprof me * to, reinonarata,:
*Wet art altikiptioe, even nadir-the-lb
die` Hibas Coo* A&, even il' be had bees
sass hollirsuirlitte felt it his duty to have
his metyleililias at in Inßnanent of affetriLsat a
Amiga Am, (Tbis tnily Brit* 't., 1 '
at
down thunders of opplaufe.Y-Lite,¢&laded Y
Mg dm attehritm &the Mettingtolit sartat•Cof
foe. The Geollowea wbo threatensittii with debar,
tine didn't even ate the eommon'elecency of in M-
eador. "I
-k Add oat no. profprik of the rants Of
oar /grievances. He did not latter as with dither*
of the eftabGamient of that degree of liberty now es-
idiag in France (a vivre/ lase). He did' Oot bold
out to the moll unprincipled and nefarious of mat.
kind theloope of a difiributinu of peoPertY, irb be
meant to ref eve for hiniielf and thalami*: by sahosa
be may be amormranied. The Hon. Gestdeasan cos
eluded this neat fpesch, which was received with en-
thufiafin, by eiptetEng Ma satire approbation of the
Addrefs. --- • .

After a vote of thanks to Mr. alderman Skimmer,
Mr, Robettat lid Mr. Sheriff W.,112t. the Meeting
difparfaa r..

The trial of Captain 'Lamm, by a Court Mar-
tial, is appointed for the 6t6 of Aural
Two Freatinnen were on Thuray taken into
eußody at Dealt en forpicion of being apies, and
kit of in a poi chaife and Slur for emunination at
the SoCILITAIIIt Of STATeI OfiCt.
ANIMAL Lira.—With repot to the knowledge,
neceuary for the fupport of animal life. it is undenia.
bls that brutes have greatly the advantage of man.
kind ! With wonder we behold all other animals at
once dißinguillt what is good for them, both as to
food and phyfie. Man only Rands in need of the
phytician in both refpests to point out his way. But
we mull allow there are many, exceptions to be made
of men of difcernment. otherwife Dr. Gmtonart's
Difcovery of the Panacea. or General Reigoirstor,
could not bare gained to muck ground as it has.—
The numerous, or rather innumerable cures perform-
ed by Hr. Garton's., and founded upon fats. and
referred to every poll, prove that many arc wife to
learn ii*ri• relief is to be frond,