Star.
London, England, 1828-10-08 00:00:00

' DINNER TO Nit. PEEL AT MANCHESTER.

Monday a public droner was given to Mr. PteL in
the Town 11411; Manchest r. Sever vl ItsiOrtris 'were
di-pstched ftsoi the London Papers in attend the din-
ner, for the purpose ot repotting Vie tamer logs. !bey
applied to the Comnriart -of the Sieweids for tickets OH
the usual was, when the application was sefused in the
Most extraordinary manner. The Comm flee ft fermi!
the &Totters to t'se Secretary, Mr. Timmer., who put
into their hands a Resolution w hich—as ope of the
Stewards informed us—was one of the first acts of the
Committee. The following is a cope oi thP Re•riu ion :
Resolved—That the :Manchester Press be accommodated. aftrr
dinner, with space in the pruportion of IHIC Repot tet to was once;
and that the accommods.iosi he proviard at the discredits' of the
Table Committee ; but that no thher IL•porters be admitted under
any circumstance&
It will be observed that the issue of tickets was li-
mited, and that therefore it was not in :he plower of the
Reporters, at the• time they,artived, to procure the
means ef admission. The Reporters then sought every
fair opportanity of remoostiating .skit the Cohimittee
upon a ptoceeding so very unusual ; but each applica•
Aeon was met only by a more worm us expression of
the deteimination tot the Committee to exclude the Lon.
Jon Reporter s. The' t.c.nianoirr of the Gentlemen who
acted authenrgans t.e Committee towards the Re
posters was mar keJ by a signal Want tot con test. The
Reporters finally caused a communication of the above
facts tr'be made t • Mr. Pan, who was to fetal 11 from
, Holton to the residence ()I Ms• Gaitaxtr, in the neigh-
bourhond o. Msuchester.
The arrangements toy the dinner, we have been' in-
formed, were of a nature that pr..docesl dissatisfaction
in the minds t f several , 'non; also had inatle oil then
Minds to attend the festival. Toe list 14" t aua was
known in M inchester early on SsturJay; 11113 Ot arts
found to con. Ain that of 61 Prosesiar t Asceadatics."
,Upon the Supeosstion rh et this toast o rtuld not hear ee-
able to all the parties , resent, some per ,ons acquainted
with the politica of M incoesier caosed 4 circular letter
to he addressed to those instil/Wu shoot to attend the
dinner, who. in t' ear view. might leiuse to drink it.
The foji.o. ors is a copy f t .as I tsar
Our tiktingukhed countryman, the Right Ilonourahle Robett
Peel, Ma Majesty'. Secretary.of State for the flume Department,
is now anima us, holding Ms humane assistance to the missies Ns
the SAMS& of the lifforld—" Peace an earth, and good will too
wards num." It has been celebrated in year churches, and the
.hdtabitants of manetwarer and Ms oeteshouratood, far and near,
have lent their cordiatiy united assistance to it. Would you believe
M? There are ammrg us fanatics. or enotrivers, of the old order of
Misrule, who would seise on this opportunity, devoted so the s.
nein, purposes of humanity, to oh up the Int* tit religious discoid.
ja the pteparatioos for a duster shoot to be gonna to our liteitelgio,
guest, .a contentian has arisen tar pep. log a toast, " Protestaal
Ascendancy," the effect of which is, a des altos of soperiorky,
IPM the part of those who profess a particular fonts of creed, to the
'exclusion of all other Christians. Men of Manchester ! Divided,
as you are, into sheathed forme of religious distinction and belief,
did you ever intend to moat vase loss of byline,' at the expense el
ad the rest t Your answer is," Nut" Then, have nothing to do
with the dinner of Monday, wiles. you be assured, each of you,
ills de alt, that for " Protestant Ascendancy;' rite toast of "
aillllloll.ms Liberty all m• r the Warta.' shall be put in its place.
• PO. taiathet quarter, the repeal of. the Twit and Corporation
Aeti has been dominated as an unconstitutional cooceaskin to " the
foes of order."' You, of all men, know bow far mere dialect from
Isis forms of the Established Church has any thing to de with a
limed of social ands.. When have any of your tedoirasubjects,
Ithie Dissenters, shown themselves " rues to units r Shame on the
or the pen, that would propagate so unwarrantable an opinion!
Ahem on the politicians who with to establish prindpies of poll
deal seclusion bounden no so movatratitabk AM assertion!
Saturday, Oct. 4. A CUUKCIIMAN.
The Town-hall was elegantly fisted up for the oarsa
lion, and the most c, my preparations were made to
raider the entritainment a brilli.rnt.osie.. . .
seven o'cl.ack about five hundred Gentleman-sat
'down to dinner, she Boroughteese in the Chair. On
ibis sight hand was Mr. Secretary P.-el. We also di-
Sieved ptesetst NI %Yates Peel. and Mt .litettucof HAM!.
On the eh). h bail removed the. health of his Majesty
was drunk—theis the Royal Family—after which the
Navy and Army.
Tim CRAlSMAll—Gentlemen, I ash that the toast I
have now to propose bad fallen into Letter hands; bait
thope that the sincerity with, which I give it will corn-
'pensate for the deficiency with which it is given. I beg.
Gentlemen, to propose the hw.lah of the Right Ham.
3(i/bars:Peel. who has Ibis day honoured as with his
'cisms
e ace—(Cheery. I will oily sold that the Right
rable Gentleman has fully realised', that sally
promise of ability and acqiiisenietit Which hedisplayed
at that University be now so well and ably represents a
lin Parliament ; and who, as Statesman and Legida-
torchas established an irresistible claim to the gratitude
of his country. Gentleman, I give you “ the Right
Honourable Robett Peel, one of his Majesty's Principal
&classics of State." . .

This tout was drunk with great dseetiag.
Mr. Pest. then rose ainidtt great applause. He said
'be was not at all ashamed in the matins's with which
be was then overpowered. He hoped.tbat they would
not be deemed unmanly.. or discreditable to.him. . He
'enuld scarcely desire that he should be so formed as to
I.iktain.entite command of hinnelt. so as to be altogether
unnioved at the demonstrations of • respect which he
had received:. a Only one short wive.," said he. 4, have
I been in this town, and yet within that period my mind
has been crowded with tefhctions which. under ordi.
nary circumstances, would scarcely have been productk
in along +vies of pears. I have visited it pt a Fermi
of public festivity—l have bees a partner in those
%stiles of innocent merriment which have oaken place
feel this town--I have observed the us COMM with which
rhyme scenes have bean condo. ted. sad have kit that'
they reflected honour on all clasim of the community.
'base seen the' educated and intelligent of this town
relating from their ;reeler toils. and participating in
the most embattling, and rational, of all awnsemstots ,
Sad what may be roost imptenite is. ilf.t pleasure and
amusement have been .ns4de subservient to the ends of
' I'hase seen a tar levied on pleasure to aug-
ment the hinds tlf charity, in order to alleviate the
worst calamities to which humanity is esposed—(Much
sheet ing). Ido admit that these pleasures were weak
and evanescent erlitikti mainred wi h those r.ther feel.
ings with wttich ow mind:het been filed. I earn; here
after a lapse of .thirty years. 1 return to you with sleety
feeling fresh in soy mind tot one. altered by the et
canstsantes in which I have been placed—and that fop
l no vicissitude can strong regard fi.t tgt
wzieaori happiness of tie district of my nativity
(Mg& claresiag). Ido not think- that any man of me.
flectism.msy man who Ins not bees blinded by his own
passinm, cap Come into this great Lily or this neighbour-
hood withal* Indira ample scope for re&ctioo. I say
oily, camitleinsa. not Oat this
.place is entitled to that
appellatioo is the strict sense of the word.but estimated
by its extent, its °pliant. its intelligencevoc by soy of
those criteria which elevate such places to the reek of
cilies, ibenit is a shy in effect, and deserve, its rawkii,
the Polished world. If I might compare great things.
with small, like many of its sons. Manchester had
asserted its ovin patios. of Nobile”—(Treoreadous
Cheers). Good Goo. Gentlemen, what charges
.Irsto
takes place since this. tows 4419 rd. patsy front
a petty band of Romeo soldier* who to
Boman on its sisal What selleetitios would have
en the triad of him who had comosoo4t4 that litiffe