The Statesman.
London, England, 1810-10-24 00:00:00

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Oct. O.—A Quarter Assesidqt war
told a erj.y. The bu.inesa of the day turn.
a Tote of thanks: to the lieWilailfd
"1111311.`::(d.1,eithi,ord Ni'ellington and use Army in roe.
...d to General Beresford. A motion oNs
oat made, on an intimation. frost the Loito
Ithros, expreasive of the wish. of thst_city to-
i„ the course of the cueing winter, a Jubilee
honour Of het alajestS, who bias aotaakelatect slum
f,jt, year of her reign. was carriati maul.
wooly. .
Mr. GiffAßb thee moved the thanks-of .the As.
!ow to sir Edward Stanley, for his:eondock,in,
fir „ice of High-Sheriff. An opposition ~sash
in .hicii 'Messrs. Eaton, %i eats. Willis, f-arrei,.
oven, Iluttuu, and Ileifferuaitusik a lead. After
toy eltor:, on the part of Messrs.' Gi Eked, Ms.
sc. a ballot was demanded, when there ap.
ire] whitc beans 40. .iol4Ck.iesus Sp. Majority
far
thg thsuks, 1.
Thanks were titcrt Moved to. Sir Jaissit litkildnii in
Oa 0031 twat—upon which

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Mr. II4RTY PrePitied, by woy Of asinendmeot4
it particularl., for his conduct isecoovening an Ag-..
forte Meeung of the Freemen' seid*Preehvlden.of
ji, Willa le k, for the. porpoise of eppatts!igegee,
.sioce to prepare i Petition, Aging for O'RePell'
. dose Vision." After a debates.Abellot, hdweier,
yes called fur, whets there ap ... !trite beiliss
&
fur the amendment Gl k. 4 , black Majokio.sk.
' The gerar of the Committee- apVanted to talk
gens Ist effectual means to promotes the Repeal of
pe A 3 of Union was now t 011414 for; •which'arot
:big iminedirtely produced,. liar! Feryt
.Inoir4l.',
got Do business should be praxis*, :isison until
ow B,ard of Aldermen should soot an answer upon
ikiiihject. This Resolution iva- carried, and at
lowa the Board sent down a message to the She.
tin„iod Commas, to say, that they had already
dipused of that question. (Ilion which Mr. liti;ra
to mote 4, that a Petition be 1. esented to his Ma.
kity and both Houses of Parliament, praying a
g‘pcal of thC Act of Union ; this .was loudly se-
conded; when Mr. GIIFARD rose, and opposed
the motion, Mr. HART y replied—he was folowed
by Mr. Con: and Mr. Macaut.et Was in the act
ut mail 4 speech, when the Lome MAYOR ISIS.
u,,,7,;e(!ty tottered and DISSOLVED rift ASSESIISLY.
A General Meeting of the Freeholders of `the•
county of Meath was held on the leth.itist. for,ilse
purpose of rotiog a Petition to his Malefic/ ow
.the
present state of public affairs. There:..was a good
kg of opposition : but the Petition, which oou.
does the present system of Administration,, alp in.
cloths a strong disapprobation of theSsaiimil. was
canitd, and ordered to be presented by Sir Mares.
Swerrille, one of the Representatives of thecae:tap
Os the motion ,)f the Earl of FINGAL, a congristli.
story Address *As ordered to be presented to Lord
felhuitou, who is a native of the county of bleeds.
osa======semsnsOg'

There does o-t appear to he any preparations
making for tne celebration of a /oblige. It would
le highly iodecorn,is while the Pt news Aingia4 is
Ler pre seta aillieting situation, 'Red 'world of
'tootle bet y oo otesns azroeabla to the fothess of
tbe ft. 141

The cu hfuct of the French deserters, so RIS,OI.
fatly wicked and dangerous ot. beard the Latexes
Nate, in her voyage Lorne fro., Oporto, we trust
will optics as a caution both to Government and to
for C 'maunders, how they place any confidence
in fellows wbobave violated all fidelity to their own
salters.

Baer Hoar..-The Borooghbridge Meeting of
the Haby Hunt will commence on Monday, the bat.
et November, on which day the Earl of Das. ,
tascres's Fosaboutids will hunt frame sirruilt.
bride,
A penno, calling Wang,' Wsl ia,ti Wight" war
emitted to Carmarthee gaol on Thursday, for
lopostere and fraud. Ile represented hiiielf as
the Captain of a brie taking ihiritter, and pro.
cured credit at Carmarthen for various erthdoll
Doe man bound his son apprentice, and paid do
poem to him. At Swieasea' he endeavourdd to.
lea gentleman, named Williams, that be t
SODS returned from impriseuenent iu France.
The Earl of St. VfNetlift had been making the
r of Cornwall, probably the most interesting
entity of England, from Its natural curiosities, and
the rums it dues, or may afford for maintaining the
maritime greatness of England. Lordship
rainalclj inspected every branch of mining, smelt.
Mt, toil manufacturing the metals found in the'
calmly—copper, tiu, and cobalt ; and more espe.
ciallrintestigated every process through which the
limo( these passes, from its being dug out of the
to its final application, as bolts and sheets
'or the bottoms of his Majesty'eships. It was his
Lord''' il4 intention to have passed over to the
Scilly Minds ; but no appropriate means of con.
quite offering, and 'there being also numbers of
rtlateers in the neighbourhood, it was not judged
Act consistent or safe to have recourse to a fish-
"g•bott; atid before these obstructions were re-
°red, arrangenkiits had been made fur his return.
,
'is Lltil,hip, however, took a view of the posi-
°ll of tne islands from the Land's End, and made.
'''Ypossibl. enquiry respecting them, frt:ln tan
oat Competent, that is, real, practical judges
luth r th masters of vessels trading round the
alio are constantly in the habit of runs*
"Ober for shelter in easterly-winds) ; and is now
re than ever convinced not only o the utility,
ut' "der possible circumstances of future poll.
,
r`latiolls, the. absolute necessity of making
ruttived there a safe anchorage. Front Pcn.
note his Lordship came to Trematant Castle, the
:1 of BENJAMIN 'rotate, Esq. where he spiel
iu
".e.Statinaries,
Company with the LOAD WARDS* of
by whom lie was met, and to wit
~,Lordship
u•t!el at Dartmoor, he afterwards removed. Here
inspucted tin prison ; and after sleep.
irne night) Pruett:deo to Muse-bill, the seat of
~nl)huvi, the Earl of No autcsi, the only re.
:10.111g W' she
of the three who hoisted their flap
`o.the battle of Trafalgar; Lords Nce.son and
I.LINGwoon were. the other two
" n:7— rev, et int par.,bite tempos
~ est yaw: "red
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