The Statesman.
London, England, 1821-01-15 00:00:00

DIVMT:Nnf4.

Feb. 3. W. Coles, Mincing-lane, isterehant. at Guildhall—
Feb. In, A. Kruse, Union-court, at Guildhall—Feb. 3. E.
lAtinley and W. Belch, Southwark. engra%ers, at °nihilist I
—Feb. S. J. Hyde, Union-place, apothecary.. at Guildhall—
Feb. A, J. Zimmer. Welbeck-street, at Guildhall—Feb.
11. G. and W. I.stig, Arer;tierm. calieo-printers, at the Hull
Inn. Blackburn—Feb. S. 11. Baron, Over Harwell. Lanca-
shire. calico-printer. at the Hull Inn. Blackburn—Feb. S, 11:
Bland and .1. Walsh. Blackburn, cotton-tuanufacturers. at
the Hull Inn, Blackburn—Feb. 11. It. k!lvert, !lath.
linrn-
dr:per, nt the White Linn Inn. Bristol--Feb. In. %V.
Women, Doeniton. Wiltshire, linen-drape►. at the While
Lion Inn, Bristol—Jan. en. It. Bibby. Liverpool, merchant,
at the Genre, Inn, I.ive►p.sol—Feb. 3. J. Henderson and .1.
Neilson. Mitre-court, Milk-street. merchants, at Guild:tall—
Feb. H. J. Masters. Dartford, grocer, at Guildhall—Feb.
17, E. W. Elam, March, Isle of Ely, grocer, at Guildhall.
cant rartcATes.—Eitti. 3. _

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J. Simon, Kingslaml, stage-coach proprietor—ll. Ber-
thoud, jun. Castle-court, auctionc:r—J. Wright, Tick-
borne-street. haberdasher—A. Brander. Budge-row, uphol-
sterer—W. Pierce, Iliati-lloiborn, hooey merchant—T.
Mari:len., Pimlico, hor..e-ilealer-11. Etemon. Les.den. I- sex.
bren er—T. Mitt, Southampton, shoe-msker—C. Ilephitrn.
Commercial-rum!, sorgeois—J. Thompson, Liverpool, factor.

i'AIITNER4ItIPS Diss!iLvt:n.

H. Harrison and J. Robinson. llowden, atiornevs—T.
Thomas and 11. I lardiman, New Sarum, cabin.4-makers—
W. Sweatman and J. Robbins. Cheapside, lace-lnereliants—
.l. W. Piggott and C. McMinn). Lamb's Conduit-street. silk-
mercers—G. Baker and J. Alexander, lludderstield. porter-
merchants—T. Turk. and J. Tailor. Rose-street. Newiratc-
market, salemne-.—T. lieuipson and T. ell. Parker. Lime-
house. merchants—T. Sprostou and J. Rostock. Greshl -
green. Derbyshire, earthenware-manufacturers—Z. l 4 sun
and O. Johnson, Sheffield, watch-makers —T. Atherton and
R. Nackrell. Merton M:11s, Surrey, mealmen—R. L. Pilley
and J. Risley, Donenster, spirit-merchants—C. Swainson.
J. Ste;litenson, and IL Hein. Bannister-hall.'Lancash r.,
callc,,-printers—T. Marts and J. Allen. It:clitord. Emcee.
wine-merchants—lt. Drury, R. Thompson. C. T. Neale.
and 0. Thompson, Backside, brewers. as far as respects R.
Tisomson—J. Antt & W. Heald, Sheffield. ancticueers—E.
and J. Miuctlay. Imadeahall-market, salesmen, J. Heap. 6.
Law, and J. Heap, Liverpool. Male:l/osier, and Rochdale
carriers—J. Applegath and W. 1.. Smith, James-street.
Covent-garden. stationers—S. R. \lessen and T. Holloway.
9,1er:1-street, Clsespside. grocers--S. S. Volker, and J.
Brooker, Brieston. Ilokinc-glass •manufacturers—C. end M.
Pawky, Birmingham, refinery'.

AVERAOR PIMP Or CORE IV IMOLA/ID AND WALLS.
Wheat 34.5. 31.1. I.—Der:ey,
114.—Bens, 334. 74.—Pease, 375. W.--Osteleal.
*X. 91.
The Average price of firown and lfusenvatin Singer, com-
peted front Iht Returns made in the week ending the It/I:a
day of January, is &Ss. 1 d. per cwt.

The DmVisa Irerkly Register of Saturday has a
long Address from .fir. O'Connell to the Catholics
of Ireland, eontainiar his observations mu the present
State of Catholic Affairs; has opinion relative to the
hopelessness of any farther petitioning, and arrunsents
to show that the Irish s'3, uld Seek, eaclusively, for
Parliatuen'ary Reform.

Lord Brutesve rose anti tiMerved to the Meeting,
that they were on that ateasjibn called upon, In addi-
tion to the eXttsions of loyalty, to express their frt..-
and enlightened opinions upon the present crisis of
public affairs% True it is, said he, that much discon-
tent prevails. But, that general disalfectivn is till-
versally prevalent, 1. will take upon myself to Ilene
I will not libel the people of England, or the men of
Chester, by asserting that they would not rnsh
eagerly forward to maintain the constitution and -
bold the laws. Tiny liaee borne difficulties nil a-
:Allele:I with unparalleled patience, sand have learta,l
to distinguish between disloyalty to the Minister awl
disloyalty to the Throne. They venture to tlisar-
prove of,the conduct of those, who will not open
their eyes to the opinions and wishes of a free natio t
....who prefer roersien to persuasion—and who, w::at.
stver way he the real merit of the question, liar; irri-
6ted the public mind, and outraged the public feel-
ing, in their late unjust and mismanaLed proceedin4
against our gracious Queen. I casintst conchole tl.e
few remarks I have to make, without Oki:ling to th:•
late visit this city received from the blaster-General
of the Ordnance. None c.1.!1 appreciate more highly
than myself the talents of that great -commander, his
praise is deservedly sung from one end of Eitropc to
the other. His conduct and renown are equally eget-
spienotts in the plains of the Peninsula of Spain,
or upon the field of Waterloo ; but fur these ver.-
reasons, 1 the wore dueply and seriously lament that
he should have made himself the parasite of any Mi:
nicry whatsoever; I care not whether of the .resent
Government, or of the present opposition ; and above
all, that be should bair lent lo;* great name't r sup-
pork the tottering fabric of it weak and unpopular
administration. And even such support has proved,
iss Usitsiostence, of no &veil.
When Lord HELOiIAVE concluded Mr. IWANwiet:
ruse, and tonic conversation then took place betwee:t
Mr. Volliot and Lord Bel:reser, which ended in Mr.
F. declaring that us soon as the Address to the Throne
was moved, be should wish to gain the attension of
the meeting, and that be should probably occupy
it for five hours.—(A general laugh.) Mr. Folliot,
however, contented himself with declaring that he
entered his protest against that Nadir's! .Iddress;
that lie should si:y HO more there., but publish his
speech in the London papers, and wove that the
Meetings he immediately dissolved!
r. Ft Neu Err. the Town Cirrt, then put t;ge glee-

Lion upon the ltesulutions awl Asisis.rss, which worst
carries! (as fa as we can find, with fuur dissentiett:.)
amidst the lousiest acclamations.

Mr. Se..aNwitit then ruse to more the Peti•lon
the llouse of Comutotis, and su, ported it with ma. si
WIIITTELL that, entirely approving.
sentioteuts the 'istitiort contained, be begged lea%e t ►
second the motion.

It was then nsoved that Earl (lrosvenne and Lor I
Crewe should be respectfully requested to pi...rent the
Address to the Throne. and unanimously carried.
Air. Lowe 131 orrd that the thaulcs of the Met.tlnx

be given to Lords Grosvenor, Grey, Erskine, awl t'!e
other Noble Lords who had distinguished thents,,ives
in defence of the Queen ; and
Mr. LYONS, in a very energetic speeeh, seconded t'.e.
motion.
The thanks of the Meeting being voted to her Ma.
jestv's leal assistants, and to Lord Be'grave an I
the worthy Chairman, for their co-operation in the
bwitiess of the day; the latter two gentlemen re.
turned their acknowledgments, and the immense
assemblage that had been collected immediately dis-
persed.

SIR FRANCIS BURLOET7'..fIie following notice Rai,
on Saturday, served upon the Hun. Baronet's
or

IN THR KING'S BENCH.
Tin RING AGAINST SIR ?BANC'S ISURDIITT. MART.
HlS—nine to take indite that the Court of Wiles
Mad), at Westminster, will be mimed on Monday. the 19'h
dny of January instate, or so soon after in the 'test term. as
Counsel can be heard for the sentence of the said Court up. it
the de.endeint, fur the misdemeanours thereof he is he-
pearieed and coat icted iu this prosecution, and that the cid,
defendant will thee Ise required personally to appear is the
said Court, in order to receive such sentener.
• Eußti F. MAUL,
Solicitor fur the Prosecutor.
Dsted the 12th day of Jsnanry.
It is unelerst. tad, that, Ls soon as the defendant Is
brought up, a %notion will be wade in arrest of judg-
ment ; and if that should be over-ruled, that there
will be an appeal to the House of Lords.
Noaru PoLE.—Whilst several of oar relent
conntrynien have been exploring the ley Regions of the
:North Pole, in hopes of finding the desired passage, anti
thereby gain the promised AMMO., soave of our amends
here found a passage by a North Pole, by which they
°trained a similar sun., we allude to one of the Lottery
Poles, which directed them to SIVIWRIONT'S Office i
the llayniarket, b.: which they obtained one of th
211,111111/. he recently sold ; and as there are Proles out
now in every direction, 21,0011 f. may be gain, d, perhaps.
by an Bast, West, North, or South Pole, and that on the
2:341 instant. when the Lottery begins, and first five
minutes will produce 63,00411. in Capital* alone.

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