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rue roe bA only to ascertain that their object and
wit, sou were legal, and to apply their means to
their 44E4 with all the seal and energy they possessed.
as Obenit to rouse the British Lion, but it was still
It
wee Oath to chain hint down, when his spirit was
ere sorikeued ; and Ministers ought to be grateful for
the „writings which the numerous meetings afforded
them, not to take him too rashly by the beard. The
hots of the Land might yet be startled from its
camp. end stalk again over the scenes of its former
g:ory; and should it call, in te last xtreity, upon the
ems to defend its outraged h
rights,e m and its threatened
„colic, it would not call in vain ; should it exclaim—
Strike the 1 +oil shield Britain's warriors hear,
And all for freedom or for death prepare.
The thanks of the Meeting were then voted to Mr.
Alderman
Wood for his itpright, honest, and able con-
daft, is assisting the Queen of England.
Wouo returned thanks, and observed, that
front the kaowledge uhich he possessed of the evidence
which wouiti Le produced for leer Majesty, he was per.
,„sided it would fall like thunder upon her enemies
that illustrious person had been the victim of a foul eon-
which which commenced even before the first arrival
,4 her' is this country.—He was able to state
from leforsatioa, spun which he could place the utmost
tonsure for it was the confillential communication of
Lit tows son, that upon the arrival of their friends from
1,31 v, their evidence was of such a nature as would cam.
piotily overthrow the conspiracy against
jesty. and bring down disgrace and dismay upon her
enemies.
Sir lissom NOEI. proposed a Vote of Thanks to
the Chairman, which was seconded and carried un-
&slowly.
Mr. Ilow!orsx returned thanks.
Mr. PgARS,I,I proposed a Vote of Thanks to the Cons-
traint', which was carried with applause.
The Meeting adjourned .t six o clock.

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LO.VDON:
irgasuoiT InENINC, ,EPTIMBtiI 27, 1920.
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Arroanti have Leen received this utorning from
Bombay of the 2.0111 May, stating that aninsurrectims
had broken out at Kutch, (one of the provinces ceded
tirelkithis,) and tbat some screq skirntishing had
token Several regiments were ordered imme-
diately to proceed towards that quarter, ill order to
subdue them.

Palls Papers of Saturday have come to hand this •
rooming. contain letters from Spain of the
I 1 th instant. The officers of the troops in the gar-
risen of Madrid have presented an Address to the
lit:46, evilly...inf.; their attachment anti fidelity to his
hICIIIITY and to the Constitution. In the Sitting of
the Cortes on the 10th, a vote of thanks to the gar-
rison was passed fur the conduct of the troops on the
sad 7th inst. A prujet of law respecting the debt
••1' Hollood was presented. The substance of it was,
that Spain recogttised the debt as having been eon-
waled CIF the part of the flovernmens with various
Dutch Houses to the amount of thirty-one millions
l 3 thousand florins, and that the Treasury
should confluence the first payment of the interest on
the Ist of o,loher, 1 `321, the revenue of the state
%caving as a patentee for the sfebt. In the same sit-
ting it was szreed that all the promises made to the
army of the hie of Leon, shall be most scrupulously
fttltillyd ;—that in the space of two years, reckoning
from the present time, the army now in service shall
be disbanded ;—that the soldiers who shall prove eight
years' envie, shall recrise ten acres of land, taken from
the waste grounds, and also 1,000 reels, ; for fifteen
year.' rrrvict•, 15 acres and 1.500 reals ; for twenty
years, •10 acres of land and 3,000 reals ;—that these
advantages shall he common to those who have em-
braced the cause of the country in uniting with the
na►ional array, or who may have in other instances
adopted the same party ;—anti that the widows and chil-
dren of those who perialtetl in the cause shall share

the same advantage.
All the &winds of Gen. Rut co, respeetiog his en-
pgruients ton arils ti.e solaiers of his division, were
also arreed to. It was also stated tbat a private re-
couipence to ticaerals Grtaoos and Rtroo was in con-

teuiplation.
NAputs, SEPT. ti.---The government has ordered a
battalion of militia to be raised immediately in Cala-
bria, cousisting of 6011 men, to be sent in Sicily,
under the command of Lieut. Gen. the Prince of SCA-
LETTA.
There is a great stagnation in the Money Market
at Paris ; it is attri►uted chiefly to the conduct of
Russia and Austria. No material influence, however,
seems to bare been ramie on the Funds.
Five per Cents, 74 1. 115 c.

From the commencement of the Parliamentary pro-
ceeilieft, we have been so engaged in the welestime
duty of recording the 'hectic:ft if a generous people
to an injured and persecuted Queer:, that we hate,
had little leisure, ■nd, lets oetision albservir wpbn
any lakewarmaest among our fellow subjects, La a,