Star. — 1829-01-20 (London, England)

AND FOREIGN SHARKS, TWO O'CLOCK.  We perceive by the Dublin Papers that the LORD  MAYOR h4l refused to call a Meting to addles' the Loao LIILUTZWANT on his recal from the government of Ireland. This establishes clearly the sense enter • tained by the loyal citizens of the Irish metropolis of  the indiscreet conduct of Loid A Mann, in giving advice contrary to that enforced by the Premier to a rebellious and discontented fiction. But, decisive as this circumstance is of public opinion, we should not have deem it worthy of our calling attention to it, were it  not accompanied by a similar refusal from a very diiferent place, and very dissimilar persons. Even our  English Readers are aware that Waterford is the head . quarters of Popery: there the green flag was first unfurled, which led the Association to positive power, and there were they advanced on the road of tumult, amounting almost to insurrection. Yet how has Lord ANGLESEY and his patronage of Popery fa►ed in this Pandemonium of Priests and Democrats? And by way of parenthesis, we mar adcl,l  that Padre SHEEHAN, one of the foreign fed and fo reign•ruleJ Points of the regular order, was the prime inventor of that moral suicide, the cutting off of the  forty-shilling freeholders from the protection of their landlords, and the marshaller of these Helots at the election of Mr. Vit.t.ans STEWART, in Waterford. But how has Lord ANOLEART been honoured in this sanctuary of Liberals? 11 by we shall tell thee, gentle Reader. Mr. BONAPARTE WWI, with All the sedulous activity of his unfortunate namesake, procured a long list of names, at the head of which R. SHAPLAND CAsaw. M.P. is affixed. This M.P. may be a very re spectable young or old Gentleman; but we never hear of him at this side of the Channel. To this long list of names, follows a glowing requisition to the Right Wel. shipful the Mayor of Waterford, entreating him to call a coveting to express the sorrows of the Radicals at the recall of the Marquis of Anor.amor. But the Mayor answers, " I consider it quite unnecessary to calk a Inteting at the present period—l therefore return the requisition." Poor Mr. Wrsz, like his namesake, was not to be foiled by one failure. Another requisition is sent to two Magistrates—both of them refused. But the last TIMM was to try another Magistrate, Sir SIMON Nzweoar, who very properly answers, " I conceive it the right of the Crown, at all times, to change its sertwits at will,and therefore I decline calliog the Meeting." But Mr. %ribs was determined to make occasion for  riot, aad revolutionary harrangues, and some of the humble shopkeepers and artisans, resolved to have a meeting of their own, since they could not have the Gentlemen of Waterford to join them. Now why do we mention these circumstances so par. ticulatly ? It is not for the purpose of drawing the at• tension of our readers to such individuals as Mr. Wu*, or those with whom he may conceit measures for exciting the public mind. But we have here sufficient evidence to prove the disapprMsation that universally prevails respecting the I,OltD LIEUTENANT'S conduct. Even in the "sea.: of fut y" no Geo.tlentan would paws. n'ae his Excellency's (1 he any longer be so) conduct Load ANGLESEY snay be flattered by these add.esses ; but we ate certvin that before be breathed the atmosphere of PopiSh popularity and Jesuitical jugglery, there was no man in the British dominions that would have loathed with mote disdain these sickening addresses Irom the greasy mob; but be has chosen his peat, and We regret it Wost sincerely—for every Briton must love him as a soldier, though they hurt pity him  as a politician. However, it is evidett that the respectable part of Dish society will not be among those who will compliment him. 1-1,,w ate the mighty fallen 1 One of the hetoes tf Waterloo to feel himself honoured by the, hoks.is of O'CotattLes bare-footed ragamuffins. It is WO much for our pride to think of it.  The Paris Papers, whichreceived last night, wi.b the excertion of an article from B. din, contain no intelligence of importance. The article alluded to states that negotiations for peace are carrying on with gteat activity; and it is affirmed that the Emperor NICHOLAS tufs Melded so far to the councils of the Cabinet of Berlin, as to afford a reasonable hope that the policy of England will ultimately prevail.