The Statesman.
London, England, 1810-11-07 00:00:00

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otry, Which, on my return hither; after
of co
,„ years absence, has presented tti my view the
!`',toclineholy spectacle; a
great, city, which,
I' whet once ea* of it,l shOuld think 'compare.
&populated, if it were not for the'nuMber of
iiy
..wery who parotid your streets. ill.f elect
/70, I set. the merchant without tradu; ttte
;tort.r without employment, and, the ietiltituilti
.11';ut foot'. [Hear, hens! loud apples u1c,.1 But
Ireton to the question immediately befn,ie:you :
tor the GolleTen who•preceded OlperVed,
ittruiv it was unnecessary, it wa5.44..t0
pro.
kg any farther discussionl-es all.thos4rOments
°oar of Catholic ramanciption.,bet,.been already
go pressed un the consillesetion. of Parlia-
,tand the Public.—No doubt theie argurdents
ere ioiown, but the knowledge of them is nut so
fool your interest requires. If the know.
Owe arguments were an objection
petitioning, there should never have been
netitio presented to the Parliament either of
:oElltwi or Ireland in favour , of Citthelle
hums These arguments were. always known...
ore known, in 1792, to most-men who consi.
to the subject ; they may boa aid to have,been
ono to all enlightened minds, even at the period
t the enactment of the Penal Code; and if these
roil:lls had been circulated then, as yott have it
pot power to circulate them
never now, most probe-
,ly Cie Penal Cede would have existed.
object your interest le to attract public
~,,,ideration to those argaakents, to spread them
trod wide—to make them universally known,
yosr triumph is certain.—[licar, hear; loud
and cheering.]
An;lte. Finnerty concluded,
gt.OOiTIGAN rose and said, that the elo.
speech of Mr. Finnerty had altered his opi-
,o-that he would, tot the reasons urged by that
t;:mlinan, support a Petition.
Ills woONSF,LL supportil the motion for a

ditto.
Alt. LEES withdrew his motion of adjournment.
The question was then put, and carried LINANI-
I.CiLL.
Mr. NICH. MAHON moved a Vote of Thanks
Mt. Finnerty, fur his billliant and argumenta-
rc speech, which conferred- such eminent advan.
un thr Catholic Body.
Mr. 31‘DONIIELL supported the motion.
Rewired, That the Thanks of this Meeting he given to Mr.
fineetty for the takat he has displayed this day, and for the
sq:%.l isfestation be has imparted to this Men4ing.—Ca cried
ssiiimesAy.
Mt. FINNERTY returned thanks, 'and said, "My
Irtattl2l, a degree of gratification to which for
t.,nt it has been a stranger. It must indeed be
peCu.iir;y grateful to me to find that at the moment
13a tureat..ned to be committed to a gaol, I have
thagoud fortune to meet the approbation of my
countrymen, whose approbation I value more than
that of all the nations on earth."
It was moved and seconded, That it be im.
rendre on the Committee to have the Petitions
presented in the first mouth of the neat Session of
Parliament.
Mr. O'CoNNT.LL having left the Chair, and Mr.
VOomus having taken it, it was moved by Mr.
311Amoil, and seem/Jed by Mr. O'DoNNELE, that
the nooks of this Meeting be given to DANIEL
O'Cosratt, Esq. for his very proper and dignified
mud iu the Chsir....Carried unanimously.
Adjourned.

TO CORRESPONDENTS.
be Lines of Aswan., un the Art of Lleing, shall, if possi-
ble, appear to-naotrow.
Went favoured with the. Letter of M. t. N. S. on the sub-
ject of Private MAD-Houses. We thank him for it, and
till give ha glare the very earlied opportunity.

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LONDON
NVE:i'l/4ESDAT, guTEMBER t, 1810.

Tilt. ROYAL TAM ILV.
tt was with extreme pain we published the Bud-
!tali of yesterday. We now understand, that yes-
terday morning, several leeches were applied to his
k OUTS.

Her NIAs r r and the Princess MART, we aro-
ImPpy to stato, are better. Their indisposition
principally arose from excessive fatigue in attending
the Princess Artura. All the attendants of the
Royal Panii;t, put on mourning the day after the
decease of the Princess A mem a •

The lo!lowitig is au tatratt from 01Ie Plymouth
tierl. of this day
" thnt were embarked on board his Itialesty's
Rrnvil!tt,•, for the purpose of proceeding to Corinna, or
t+c., lauded yesterday from her; orders having been
tt;e1,,,1 :0 that cll;ct."

looks as if Government bad received some
roc, from Portugal decisive of Its fate.

Letters from Rio Janeiro, sire received at Glas-
gow, by which we learn, that a more general rent
15;ikely to be given to our manufactures in South
America, thin has for some time been expected.
Thctlemaod fur brown and white linens, we under-
stand, was very considerable in July and August.
We also understand, that, in consequence of the
ettangs of government art Limnos Ayres, t trade
"ith England was expected to 'he opened, greatly
to oar benefit, We' hope this *it' prove true;
and, Weed, areinelined to,think it wills
Accounts from the North, tefs,ol a mite indis,
Position of the Mos SwEvat. It strdi' a ,
afreigge thing if he aVoienitinited

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