The Statesman.
London, England, 1819-03-15 00:00:00

THE STATESMAN

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ruts truoiss dmossalves, end to term their
I choice, lb'? 'odd proms yes mirth, of tho
t onion of men, and mf those boillatif boon* braes from
' which they ell came.
The coacloslos of this speech was received with
markt of the warmost approbation.
Mr. CkACILINTHORPC thou proposer/ the health of
Mr. Cartoon, the Chaiiwisn.
Mr. Cosmos, in reterning thankv. said, bat thvi
had imposed upon him ttra painful task of speaking
about himself. For thirly•five years he had pure
surd an uniform line of conduct, and to pursue islies•
ciple so long, was no smell Muter. Daring Oct
period ha hod • slows ben the Mend of peace, be.
cone he bad sissy. eassiderod peace to be for nor
own lowest. Ile had wished for the aggraudixe•
mint of Great Whale. at the espeoce of other
cosmic's', bet had sedulously apprised all schemes
tending to produce that elect. Ile bad wished to!
every individual a full snit complete enjoyment of re.
Hulot,' liberty, and bed combated corrupti .ri in
every form in which It had exhibited itself. Ile h.ni
I differed in opinion from honoorable mess, whose
;sentiments were entitled to the highebt Coligdderlltioll;
but when he could not reconcile his opinion to 110.111,
he Ind followed his own. Ile defied his enemies to
I say, that he had ever Insight personal aggiendizeasent ;
his Isiah was to possess the confidence of 'nose whom
he represented, and the love of every leer of the
Constitution. If the sacrifice of his time, his %Ghoul,
sud his exertion, hod obtained him the lose of his
country, be was quite content, and more than repaid
for his Isbours end vasirtions. _ . _

Many other toasts were given, of which we cannot
enumerate any other than Mr. Brongham's toast of !
the " Grey.coeta t.f the font Northern Counties."
He paid great compliments to their independence and
lute of freedom ; ssid that they were the pride, and
if ilan.:er occurred, would no doubt be the stay and
support of their country ; and affirmed, that for
knowledge, honesty, and Wintry, they were far su-
perior to all the other peasantry in the country.
At half past I I Mr. Cornea 'stated the Chair,
whoth was then fined by Mr. Langton.
Mr. LAIIIIITUN in the course of the ensile; stated,
that it bad brat tM inttailon of Mr. Ilsonett to hate
attended the dinner, bet that ha had been prevented
by indisposition.
We are informed that similar Meetings took place
oa Saturday at Kendal, Kirkby-Steven, and Appleby,
and In various other towns in the county of West-
morland.

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THE STATESMAN.

LO. DON:

IIIOND•Y. M.%BCN 15, 18i9.

Paris Papers of Thursday last arrived at a Isle
hour last nigh!. On Wednesday the King received
a visit from the Duchess of Bowsaws, and at one
o'clock his Majesty presider, at a Council of Minis-
ters, which lasted till half-past five. On Thersday
there was to be a meetiog of the Chamber of Depu-
ties, for the ramose of hearing Reports from tie
Committee of Petition•; alter which there was es-
pected to be a private Committee to discose the pre-
position of the Chamber of Peers for the abolition
of the Drat d'ilubaiste (which, as we observed be-
fore, is the impolitic law by which the property of
all strangers dying in France is appropriated to the
King's benefit). The pert of the Budget relative to
the eapences of the current year is also espected to
rbe Isid before the Chamber. It is not ,et known
when she laws ,eapectiag the Press, the Journals,
laird Juries, will be brought forwards.

11 is astreerdinary that although we are sere that
the conflict of opinions sad interests Dever was greater
than at this moment, yet little on the subject is ut-
tered in the Public Journals. When the Law of
Elections comes on the lapis again in the Chamber
of Peers, then will the pitch note of discord be
sounded. On the (&th the President produced to the
Chamber of Peers the letters of nomination, and other
docomeols relating to 39 of lb* new Peers. Thew,
with other necessary 'crochets, were submitted to a
Committee of thee* Members, M .de Cests,
M o Lc, and the Marquis de CLIIIIIIONT•G ALIA* E DE,
who reported the gelidity of the several papers, and
it was apected that tie above new Peers would
take their seats at the neat Sitting.

The 11th (Thursday last) was fixed for the recep-
tion of the Message free the Chamber of Peers, coo-
trifles their resolution with regard to M. BAirrucLa.
MT'S proposal. The Message would be referred,
without discussion, to a Central Committee, whose
Report it would be necessary to have before the sub-
ject could be regularly debated.
The Memoirs of Las Cores have been seised. It
is said, that M. AuXAULT, who was banished for his
adhesive, to lion APAlttlell Government, daring the
hundred days, and .hose tragedy of Gerassaicus
recited such a noise at Paris two jeers arro, has re-
celled perwrissioe to return to France. On the trial
of Coalition, for attempting to assassinate the Duke
lof Wer.ctscrrox which is to commence the sth of
April, his Greer, end several persons of his suite, w if h
a greet number of witnesses residing in Belgium are
summoned to appear. The seasons are transmi,vri
to the Ministers for Foreign Affairs of England and
the Netherlands, to be by them delivered to the parties.
The gunpowder law wee referred to a Commission,
and this estnordinary interest sheet an article so
P little required at present pets es in mind of what ore
emir dramatic 'titers soys—"lVe will speak diggers

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