The Statesman. — London, England, 1818-06-19 00:00:00

Iff ~.., " -.;1111111.0$4.K r" : - 3' ',`.~ f - } 1 r• 1i . : '.. 1 S f' ~ti ~i • r :. y fi tripods Mere pteasttd to entertain of tip. lie would trakM nit p tticular profsfaittinit Flint he Woeld - sty v.:woolly. that he work!' do his almost towards ett. .rci•ing the power pieced hi his heeds ter the advina 'age of those who placed it there; 'and that. to the best of his judgment end 'Oil. he world do alt . 's hit+ his jut!onent shorld dictate t• be rlaht.— (Applause.)—lle repeated what ho had before &s -nort* that he ahoidd steer Ids ewe pertewly rode. peodent and clear of all other direeti•n' bal his own benefit 4 ids Gnostituenta. And here he most allude In eilielormisennceptios: of Mx . yisterrhy'reddroirr,' or/Wet-bad appeared'. in One otthe ;Ml ruing rapers. ;—That Paper had eriossmourly described him• sw,, Ifirvitrg sairt i , fbet 's the : . *plc rte'; 'hot there ;vihre tinfoil'', til:, •,.' ff. AktO,:i 4 .keloog-,, ed in - neither : •Iv stood. ..._ s h ip', ' and he stood A on lo . deßetlitrot /4'spicif t ' . ' ,r(o • or. the tier , w as, that be tufd twee oferpif . stintOnete the Aptierins sifipif., 'ion in which lt, 'Olirid 011 1 Ztot‘ to hif ir fig , . •.• • ••• . . : .• ..... • • Candidatek, and bid Ineatii il vivo ttir t Myi, 'ringed to neither . *attire rival kortlehoio It! Fe . . As iiiiny ttlirg "fie, he shotqd ',Ott , t .iiill nii an untried Man f he prufemea „ .„, i.. 14 the en)f s . ;Weil winitheff Ite . , ids pree 4 4: 0 tesilion: . . - „.,...,.. .. „„ . ' Thin. speech *as., "Resided very generally.' Mr. W4rituressa thad,.sho wed armpit,, and ,was. oast 'enthasiasticOlt,- ryg i lt i46 )le ,congiefutxted Item yesterday en h „tliiit. • i . .-ar.plogiii feAirtg which hod placed ..thelielteim' So Iriwar pleiptly- high.: Plot orithstandiereill thigtot446.fisii :04 , 10e5 - iiirj 'tried evilest it:,—(fierianesst.' -. ' ...ei, Ai. e.e.. eremitY of.; Hag Jitsedli.ftwitikwspeo.iiiiii.pnr► sun prieresit sviso:-bed - any Attlee til artagaiiit - him, Met hint conie'Dirwartiewitifilly i IseildlClßfateß heat him oilentry. itiA.he.(htf..Waitiilnii).iiriehisagaga In refure all that be had to say agaiustifint. He was liatoced lir make this 'docleratitio • oil anoint if ad infinsOne hand-bill that had ft'ol" Circulated, vritll.en ' iirterri to do blot injury , -(lliiiii l irens. a career cif the Ilati.)-.-le •hat nide ltrautfi that theft blase,' came from the base tesetihetil9pil lied fhb:lo - 4'2d that ahemiliable celetnny., , ttlkiewilOt tie stile/40nd Must imPtidontleeliffillt.tisot lied mree..lbeen,eageor dared by mottos. : Set It•privedettethtegi on which they. might all thisnitatulaks themselves: it proVed thot,tbeir 4WD was Ors good ..In principle, so strong in . flict; That Otero we* oat 'hope or chance left of doing it' :hi piriullest mischief encrypt. by,:ito basest to Iseboods.---(lnememieapplanoet).—Nothing 'amain edtn the inrpntentii of r their tep s t,Nted Out dlioppoirited m 4lico :except this dirty endeavorii to deatsny 411 in. dividuo!, anti. through his downfall° obstruct a coon which must triumph if supported by truth, and troeld tripmph though opposed by lie.—(Tboodeeo o f op. pkuse )--she atrocious libel to which .he 'alluded Ira• first published some Yoorh ago; it -Plifilertrd to be a letter nritterstrom his, mother to Itilifileif. At that time be had', treated it -.wfth Seem Volthoofttl partly beans' he considered the thing. to be utterly harmless in effect, however base in Motive; and chiefly because he did trot Alt isb to distant the quiet of an aged and , beloved parent by any public Retire of a matter iu which her name was involved.,-(aecriog.) —Thig libellous and lying trash bad, befivever y been dressed op again that otorniug, and had been sent un der corer anonymously tp the 'Committee-rooms of the other, Cen4idales.—(4 hiss frees the erosesi.)- 11at hiss cupid scarcely proceed eseept•from-onir quarter, and if it were as he believed, let .(exclaimed Mr. WAtherats) the base wretch who is no* hissing from his 'hulking corner, come forward like a man to the Hustings; here to his face I defy him to prove a i ord of, his libel : here to Ms face...l will tell him to leave the Hall,. a couvieled liar,: scoundrel, and co wa rd.—(Shotrfs of Br000!) , --That impudent for_ ger t y (corititrued Mr. %richt:fan) was irst fabricated - (he believed) by. *fellow netned.,Maenees, who Wes editor of the Satirist; •at least it was traced twhiirs 1114 Veil Wiwi to liwin the hand-wriiing of bie - wife. litbat : ltetiert then thaaght beneath, his notice benne. now, bnportent, ,ftram, its..possibility el iefigestoing those_ to whorojilh:eharacteirinight not be known; an4{nr, this milswithu had theirghtibbis duty to bring' it before their notice, to denounce it as au iufamoest falsehood, spli nt 's! the ittesetegite the wretch who cirs?letri it se epportupitz of proving it if h.epoold. Antilire he ir4 tif!, dpitlitiee'to all his Fel • , lo it d 410 tkit . ? litp , foie t hey titter! y incepts. ble'nf sanctionteeen le ce?uinny,,,but he had seen, a lid 'felt that tharitti!aajiellivri isii• was not as moth abocked and - diSge M ed ..n . y . ot his warmest friends . —(Shituti of irki a tie.)'.:—Ntotritiunatiding thie trick, said Mr. Weithmao t the Gies, had placed hive** higbfr' Sse . : Ott TOMIIIIO, ho was •on .the same day IssAisoti4l4,rri4plika.l-:-The. libel on tai hf hut NW Malt ftlkcl *PP ifiacdoqv but be lqf k i3 f t tfr!r-pp (.4!A Wee ex posed, the • nil image ,lieleepfit to his count t hoc the !Avery tfitiohl,beeisoloes to , protect therk csate - WhAt'delkkaifilitr ' t'• r. hisi.iintioeb to prolitt the indlvidgil 'throtioll' 4 llo,tiVes us nt *44 ttilett.-4114 4 PWtrieg.l4-' Ks once moe~then iigt 44 , 'Aeri ? 4e, Pa te-ivi t. i. et • make . thAr •gooitooo k • b • iit4 l l4 et- (eeienwe rm.°g'r :Veiejeeei r. *4 l Pach plause.. tii.lbothed _ keto.. : otoot. elptcete(y .ter their kindand 01,R .41 11 „ef:rviiPir enr t r eV 4 ed the, R/ "1?0 , 47 1 ,04 4 f 0•04 04. ifftfo!tiiii). thai, iodepcodimr-i4linfmsf4 , • .• • AidetlehaiSir, W.,CepAllas vittirlientithilelslor ten rninUtekeblveleil tadift•bery4totto,44 H mattitode;. was al lendtkpblloo At . 1 10404 00,4100bt he should Steed still high., spa lb. Poll, s*i boot, bb. 10PP40e,40),. ! . [;•1 p 1419' ;,?. ; • •'.- ICU .• " Mr: Aldetame AwiliAtoso oloo.otooltodAhrlooti inn pprobitioot,. Vid..4o•Wittuly . 1 1, 1mtdardividalle I be *Poke 0. 1 4 "OligatOweiOsitisiOlk be *OA .ttetwetaissed of auccess ! ... 1:- . •• .• The moititede, ok: . titteleart ef the Poll, notwith, fit a 414 i OW ettfitt. : ,411! 1 41pes. of the parties them selves got, ,trot 4. ist 1/#0C111". , Wood , said %Oilmen,- and Z.* thern.lsrtbolOgisiogot, ,tbo follow' to Satoh. A odieret lo o2l4 4 4 *VOW le. .tb e hones of Mr. Iluroombe, Otobitortl.. . . AsoaCtbo. , :notteitjotr.-yoiltOrday eiltibite4 outside thp hell vent' tire) VOW bilge on.pOles apparently til!ed; end vetted sviris.i large seal, with the folio.. invpripion :-- 04 ,4p0es lbogo.wit I . be intlinfamered br Cuanis,thitliiviaMeitleAbimiano• Co., as . - atm. 40 1 b:inisters direct:" rr f a `," 7 71.7; :, TIIE ST. .;...FF. B 6 2 ll#l4.raitit_JALFsC 2 'l o .N. , 1. Sir Sierrsy ~~ ! atili A % • 2. . # 6 _ 1 .3 17 a t oe', ramallaltPti to Ut SWOOP* '4ll. w Wa • Hastings, in Coven*. - - their appearance, enteredol The Proclamation' for:eall administered the The Illieh=telfirrlblitttildi Nib frit* if WI 1,,., - vend, Candidates, that therovrere at liberty to pet. ered:to:tke,letindeatiOn7.l 'v: re! - 7 111 . i., -, h• r; ,' : Sir M. Massiell And • hie **ads thin stadeisha - themselves ini.iise: left. end. of the ittestitigr,.. 4r Swift, - aitehribik,gttle*Otlkilteidett:iiiiiffitr. "Glossop, for , totii.ll:.li/inittliestf VAtil'il.lll./Ilewattl . tor Sie:S.' Root!, ••• lift: WOW' frit • Majd di • , ' IS riglit; tbd ei the . ;ithiShettilt dittifuiti,o4 Mt. Aril attended by lili.olV:liiiiiii,Sft.'llifetion,andiA i.' After' soli? Olin* . 'tie:tic 'we (AO 'Candidate it first in r noteinatiel ; it, sires egreeil that Burdett. ispingtheisleteitopreeentative, shoe hate the precedence. Mr. STUICII 11104 he bed been informed . since be Cage upon Vot•lissatitigt that he was - to have the he. 110. f! 4 trat . eitilressingliteni, not from any merit of hitowe, bat noel:count of-the . seperlenvelaim of Ain Gentlelien w , had to noMitiate-10.benteillif ,thou I e . 1 - bin witehtditatereitil there bet abort tillM-iilitibtalt.4lltaiget two* the net* hint leg istdeded -to steep - off 'lhe rabye &sin the' Pell. ~ . 4%44 and-all tetcemolustaat cenfetion. Mr.ltereit beind it hisPOstibli to , reeled '; lb', placards . et 4, eenial Candidate, warkephibited by thek friend.; and seine find was Orton at ihost of Sir S. &minty* M:and Sir . Maaweii... •, TldsaCentof cott . fpion lasted, nosily half en hoer ; ;dieing which dose Mr. Starch in vain triad to obtain sbearing,}',-...., ~ . • ' Mr. &tines, whew theanteuk.heillebslded a eery 4ittla i . said, it was his iwtentioveta nereinituto time one of ti e Representative, .of that 'greet eili: - is .coo g rat'iitie+beg., that 'the time bad sit . tenet' ei glued, when they were agaiopaciously permitted Ministers to• exercise' thlidettWlte - frinchise. They all knew, that foreierli *Very %Wan prodnCed a. new' Parliament ; Intl that at the expiration of each, the Members returned to their Constituents, to give an arenunt of 44sio.asawassiship.,- The lest eestrielioe 'upon that fregoeitcy ofolectios, that letrementbered, was in the reign of William and MaervMhen an Act was passed, that Parliaments-were Is int , tfor ' three years. OW the moat important• of Ili' the ihnon.. (bona of this great right was, when' l'• Parliament in the. reign of George I..moted that It. should sit for foes years more, it having at that tithe WaWsly tatp-. plated its third year. This the House of Collisions did :kits own' will and pleesere. The Avon their rights.were thus invaded, Ma more careful should they be to preserve those that remain. They new had an opportupity of elactin'g Ind sending to Par. , liament' such own rativasseehteb integrity and sound constitutional taltaiessoch es• they could approve. They would not. hiring sore, have men who wished, by a seat in Pediment, to provide for their wives and families; bur such as would be the guardians of public liberty, and the terror of wicked Ministers. One of their tatolletobars had retired;' and, if he Was,rightly informed, was goiag abroad on a greet, object, to assist a high-spirited sod insulted People to renewer the rightsoFwhichalaty had bees deprived. —But Sir F. Burdett. was still amongst them; and it they theught.4t, they lied the potter to return him once more. 14 out a strict ravine of his former conduct, they found that 'he , war perdning bib oWsi objects, not theirs., or Mita of the ,People at large, then they would r*et...,pitn• with scbro. If on the contrary, they hi4, l ,lnned,that be had 1111111 . 01 sap. ported and endeavooted to ettfeice the People's Peti tions fir a redress of grievancel.they'Vraeldie4litit :him. If they found, bin, '04,1 I years of trial, Still the steady friend of pehliC libeit,y 4 and if they had a, ;nerd for their own consiatemey, they would cots ,forward with 'hoe been and one voice, and' reelect him. With regard to the claim of ether Candidates, it became him to say but little, . .0* had his -Mogi and prejedites, like others; het if ite woo to tee pose two persous lot their larove on this occasion, which be did ;Jot intend,' he Aright • recootAsettirt them Sir F. Ilerdett and Sir' S. lietisi ll y.—(9rget a s . plause.).2 . . - r, -• uv i !PT 'I"A p• Mr. RicialtipoON t illi. iteconited7thiiiemination. We want, he observed, no Lawyer for oar Repro. sent. tive, with a fee in one habit and* bild la ti.o Daher ; nor . it Court Candidatair Alovsay,; lglitei; well !--..who sow stands before yea, alevoratedio of .the disgusting paraphernalia of IctirSdespotitim. • Mr. P. WALIEft nest oferitl firistadfinemineutly 'ea the Heating*, when sooktvictisiltimide of Sir M. Mazwell. attempted to labitillt'siewletigirof him;- but Mr. Walker persevering; .abeettedv A 4 I will yield my right to no • man ; and i litlealti,iett4illf 1 1 114# . Certwright., • Who, let (tit; .*ir 0..... 4 . o b. :Voiced Wile loto the Hoene*,moony- beeked; bi Au .fiag' 1411111160011 iltiO t _hettrifittrilartyr faprlosis g - 41,itstsa been se . li - ett fyiligiribeW Wu. , to die. Peeples pockets, .will poo•pretemathe P w w. 'plit from Melbas properiperlotnito.gdinto theirnerti, 1 4 Kilesil.rit Criaimo ns? CcMilleasint; I ioy to feu, tha t Nieman Wboiewsow cried ep hymens too ottlortilezi. ,iiiie &lei* Of millions la the a 440 lof thatiailA wheat.: yolliare so often, pledged yourselves heap. •prirt . e • Cam yea , pet prat: haticts'apou perlioartii •tod silo att'bbnelf ',WOO!' otit,at .*hilt 'cirrigtoVi r , It !yon bit; do ~stiff' dieli , be' *HI be , ictriiiq at gi electiorti. ' ?rite whigt ~ sfifillo6lo, 6 lilia%!t:filf 'Illi;•. SLOPMY:son4 0 . i 0 lUD his, C 4441444. jet hrieviot teem' him ter divestdats. • Tar teibpiesqii toettlio hillfit .ailveleitte of ynbr : righ4ii; 4 •l4lo,geniplfaatiiit before .hit denente. .Tko, ties wierjosta • 414 the • Pittiootetit irtillltly - tte bet flabOt oar=-rte . 111 Win: long,:eanigh, ni:elf .04skli' tii;ciejostica in that and Gentiemenoleetigatlee your : own aka wire -gave the ofst ri44o tirill*itideotti#, !" . 4re iii!lrfr.o"' will. .-- 7 • • :~ ,I'ESMAN ice or I Radom, . ~ vrol wish felt= 'yin to *tat !oe dela; it s remin-Icwommugri-ny jammed, laboorisg elkaad hisifften.o b 9.1 - V s .1 • - „, , t romul la mi.. •1 - - IO:a II etc.... Eogilsbaso were, ler appoint i litzte Atstiv, to state .134, Ike object of t ' effertf;e=eree44, ble auto* jiliiinly sho ti 4 t indifferent to the an for which they we've's,' wooed. It was ao loop.. to choose betiree. f t . rites, bit betweett ;wrens, sod ptiosivl4 l , ; ‘ choose whether die y would celeste th e i r elk thee%. or kesettthlii-f-frealia. Titania wt... ._ . —m.% wend lot; a t '- eKture -11".114 0 4, whee hie seat wee gegen, shrink fron the D i 1).1 ;e1..1L ' 'width it &MANI' lifili ic t iii• „,, ---- ., - , e- v f.w 4 1 41, ' . lie would takeliiiii.ii.llgli o .V. zir , •fteisiee I I sew hia t t o h o a friend to tber:7l ovied - rleti o r 7. ial ilfbrPril tirialth it irin4f b . t . - el l iselliC° 6l - ra. ki "ki ftsi . bilWilite k:l 444"" f o a 2 : 1:411 1: e,• ed' i nev"- :.. r t : e arl •e re s;" : : :s ee ''' /14 3 .‘ 7 I :di : 14 1 / 4 111.--'- "Pal tow% to derbitt . sec% titslontin. fli. (11r.J 4 4 1 • • I ftbisifity tweinise eibllglihniimanfull f vtitiocri lotit ► iiipi iiiii4i i i,. .aio a they ;r . t e va . l .- I fe ' :ti. ii.4lplogo7-14141°111iPP91hatt"sw°1w1:1:411kaillit's4wini-sirne.ll‘wt.i.el).ire.:lff wiethightellibisugePralen.qtr.l:::":"isris' ; I:4; '1v 01 1... : ..:. ' 41 0 k, bad §omHt.oit., ?mit 6 101 :limo *nil& w e ' l l . ' ; 11 .este'ndCpbsi4linotatteprCgrinioudidatioleds:L•ifhtvesuti:o"; Idstuu:olea-tsbahetdheiErb,:elink;.inli 'resed 'the - itslhtike syttKaar wkigb * bo ostoor r i l a '04141(1,: i l,4 41 , 1101 : 14 1 111 7 ilt4lit :qiceoniiile•ataivotieutteiiiiife:ilbsortilNo:terielqiishi4';. gliwilleasits"l44ll.4o9i...:o:l7....ivngeaketataiNo, hi ed iS eau V rnen iee id li d i a t il: to offer himself :. Where without injirY to the' cause' of (Smite userki . 4' ritrigiprobetion) • f re 14 4 1• 161%' ' M. Mims` Nadi hi stood before them ens the it * hdrocete of Auntie! 'Pa rlihmenthitirt t/eirerMl sot,,, nigh,: Bat tiro Cindidnei bad 'at .yet spire' out, = captain Mattwell . and himself; the •nti ters OW' ashamed A their. Collitti.tyPills. itespe . vinvi li . gSilittit Ca en he Sid eithitag tope; to say, than that ,he dnottesd by ! 011ific.4 1 ,1--(4Woreaurs.) —The Eilitior of the Cou r ier bad said, that the House of Comma( .. would t lend him to the Toler ; this be did not &poli o , bnk,hat„,would, Pettit come out !t the baCk door.— Xatmaleasee,)--,Sir Francis Sawdust hiding/le w d I . • i - leer out the leaves of the Red Book; this he had . not • ' ,perfOrmed ;, bet. at his (Mt.' tl's) recommentlstine , ~tke - People bad petitioned,' and obli ge d the MINS; ...• ;CnisdeW i te gin up Some, of his salary thr.:Rfegi oi ,.. tali This hid lona out one lea, 'and 'if he g ot ; ti .4aggitk o , : House of Commonsho , nottid lei/ not altos were , veg . de be gg io , 041* to look et hit I) 001'11, the Op .of hibettir & there • was a similar one on the mo isement of Lord Somebody, in Guildhall. These *lalfy changed their names so often ' that like/Weyer ..., Ilaa(t were liable 16 be miscalled, bat loop Irferad .. 011mit 111E4 bed staid It was LOrd Chatham UP pro. •._, ed ago inst. the osanir in ehlcb ti-e fleeing, were led ; it . was done to -prevent the Peso. bow seeing whom the y voted• for. He begged them 46,. ;: c leo' for themeellies-it eating for him, as he was OA laisbaktbn advocate . iif the cease of the Pe0p1e... 4 :( 4 1Vieuse )• ' • .. , The Hunt •Betlutly thee stepped forward, sod : celled upon the ' Efecfats to &dare, by e iltqw . pCi t , Mends, which of th e ilentliiimen : wito hate been ins. A „, initiated they chose to be their Repaeseetativei,in tht4i. Colsinni Himise.of Parliament.. The . names of th,i, difkopt pandidate• being then successively calledl l s over, mid: i show of bands taken . on each, she 'Wel Beiliif.declarni that the election bad fallen Upon Sir - S.: Raisin, end H. Mast, top , iConsiderable emefiston vow ensued, in rollSl6 neence.of a patina ow'ihe Havlliiga objecting to the d4cisien of tie High Bailiff, end contending that Sir Fi Serieti hid bad a majority beer eitketef the other' • tvto Candidates declared to be elected. ;The BUM BAILIFF said, that be bad .swore do, tilt duty .fulthfolly, and that he bad only declarer',. what- he believed In his 'conscience fe be the fact.— , ,(reel eyriatsse.) . A Poll'ires then demented for the other Candidates, ls bo isod ui th h e o H or to to it a ß li ti w t.t i t t e: i an ne n c o esiii enc r ed it p th r e e t pa af r t a e t r the ioi to o p be nt made, the polling would comirtime. • At the dem . of the Poll the,nuesiers were, for -, Roomy 1191 KM.OOOI • .... . 9.4 ; Mairiyrll ~,... 376 Quoi t ~.. l4 ~! Hodett.", ' " /I/ Car4,041p....,... 10 •,: Before. the do le of the tsil,, Sii.,l4. Maz venial, • been tiers , 18-treated b.stiter:tibblO; ,bet he hove 11 11 1. , 4rftli jettienies enAt.m4o l ; l l. Mile. ter*..bew• At 1 1 100 hirlfekntfeck .hiestkolit , Ofloot:Plitor : oe the rightto 4,4 With a stone veins:Odle mods Mani nearif""":•'' ~ • - ; tied him. When be recneetr4 be woo 'noble so meal Sir - .. tbeesselysie' . , ' behivad.one of dift2 said be, "ki - ' few shot. .4 p l., -q..; Q. Reheat' was received! .•;. v moment the' few estate- . I !f' ipprekesied , - , .4gwitr.t., the Poll, hie 4in such i stat e that he could scarce open it; sa id, :* 1 - I hive en bit in'theeye t by a shot . ; bet I willeet, elie . ...:whethef kt-inilin ( tens, lieu . . r_f_l e _:• lo , ' 4 '2P, considn . yee'elimylnenos. - i - not . person Mho its - mxiisild t au the'Poii 'east espict,li f shot or two; bet !- 1 1$ 0 1Pmflelitili,whe 4,4 ,serefoli not A, like 004 1 bnee,htasednt OM head,of my gallant crow - when my ' ! 'Jrnetlei "MIA trseolt4.eed in that hoer of Jaeger have- 1 *lied on them with cooldeuceto sepport•ese,eid thee a ,bietrione:so.....Weeld that Ilene-been she ea" ha& I lyiessehad'or *monies! nuns?. • Witham' sante wow , Silence. If !Delete/roar - J. to yoor'sniperto : rbigh I hag use doe* hilt sum te.MOrre.W i et7thn t olli of ti!...! Voila which I sill keep till' tbe Sail clime; 1 4 041 -- II! otik9l" f94K141R0011.7 H. *re F0r01 1 ,„•.,.. • . ,Mr rirt so Mj. AlcBlß-OP% jOn• -1,0:40111 0 &" of Sic Fronds. ASlRkit • ;COW .OP - Pitt .8 1 • 4 " 1 " . t. " 41 4 ra!ke. the , imoet:,eigotaves mansion in order sgelepee' istrotl iota .. Pailiesseut Sir. frenchaitmeriert, Om" s .. toiniuct, dewing a lo n g . period . , -wog •marked41,.. 11 0.,... 4 .. 1.. lust isiltiOsst &Sit*, SvCositied Ist talesiiitlsf . it*'-ft?l r e 4 °FOP', to place the- right heif the teirplii ou. theillifell ka ~ IA foundation. 41.. I v ii " wrs as thcAttgao of the Committee et 7." fr ^7l7 • "r 77 '7 7 a cre e d o* etee-who will, or whip way say; I 'beliefs be -Asiail-Parliameots,.Ustiverod'44alfraA, an 4 Electian'4 o ,.fallatorbilai tee ,*(o`.i.46:l44eAriiiill An! fropressedqtapea yoaVae Hirt ".ere oai • s4.breallt tre,ineCiiiii.! l l4:o4Wit4WMW T0.:61 1 44ir1a oot Stipp ttted by a Lord' Chancellor or gee44lide Directors, sad he le oat oteltieg to obtain either ' rengit Cabal; g lsti posterity. *INNIt_ i~ip ~~ - we, -or Dittoes of year ~,..-xlpsor-:stheelbion to his age - lie Et * sun* 441.011:441**1 a tilt Nwa like'. Jogai*, Et to 'Medi° the wliel trit-I 'sham, no Par. , ' lily% exalt let Ailifie,i . „. in 0 1144A 01 thfe ilsk:4(iii•re.tu ;thy *Maki ibilit=' wright.-,-(Lowd isiarkiilifiellitir.:44#leuse d . this speech.) ....,•• . •:•: , - 11,111 1 4aeteeiteedit thy eott ilite . 0* eon ieit 'detedltiotille*Cortwright, la , 11111). kaftan Cartwright, ads t i J lf'UlfelltWl' Se raid sieves .IPatlikat6atif t 'l ***W W 1 i RonuabeibeitttaithooK l • a htifiatiCiiii'tviiffthe'viii ie!theie 11i 44 11'.: k* . 100# %Il rte: AstO lil',!**chk.Sarittt,, 114:01 14 airPrOt 4 filiO4 ;84 rota .Mailiit'ike rona- -.. " --- i . nest • ettl Etat fl oe addressed the On. Lkre, bat owing to the !melee* offolice in which he .' e, sad' Um great ecdpr b . egg little of what he 44 6 44 .104 beard. Ho Twatiodati them that the ed . wig arrived glint they 114 to opportunity of. .; tkil 7 l ll 9o, . 4 • l4,4kll„rigitrs # l4meg,‘Pvie 4. IfiftStl : .rood - .ayso . .thiaisisom of ikaAlcipeity. Si fikiiiiiroven4o.sls. Stood, 84,00 ly 40 Aka Elect OM * a itetemas who was en homier to his country and `llesks satire. Rebid bete tried, sod never found weettag; and no maw weskits, capable of Odom. ' log the Aviles rifer Represeptaliie orthePeelf#l; 'we. asofii dile:Weil / id' to dlichirge the.: dilliestity Lead laii Wolff: - .- - Mr. Ggessot i .efai pro ' :I . lit Hen. Depelas lesaird, who wi g' tat M e G RICUARDIeff, _ "141'. KithilliiNte ehitiftihedtui* Gentlemen, I to freiftiettifyiitepttiled lioi4eCoeltrooo to. yoapAp. tici s . because I thoegit hbartiteldi Of it: ' Lord . 'Congaed eat a: brave aid bewail akri—be was a AL" man--40 . was I; . end I lose& hies betake be forgot not thoheat . prieeipiee of freed.* Whilst he Wee sob— dentleems; be has kit sea Otters' legiay .in hie ' penetail . and tried . trued Mr. ILinneink OA a t 401.. will ite'deubt limbo Idis .. ps 'tie , dikgehref. ' ta i Wtt . Hayden/irate' east, wkd'keinice rout .figbk; 4,1 1 d 0010 • litatielt 4 .o4l, he wilt ,Xe'ppert thim.... - 01, s w Oftee. &mese beare.-:inia'he hew 'com ce to piplicit from , you the highest feseerjoa can bestow upon OA 4nd4-1 1 victual. Repose your trait Is .hint; you 'NI oat he -- disappointed—select him, and .yiso will hake aria, and unbending advocate of the liberty you ire sir de. J • annis of obtaining I see a CiMik.Candldeie before ,y on -la Sir M. Maxwell. Os limy 'be it liked Neisail . for all I too*, but lie has vet kilt PrbVed 'H. bt` A. , ties got tato the wrong birth, Ilbliti be mill ida t • if ' L . , you but exercise the Ojibwa which are now elide " 4 `rested is yee—the free and ladepeudent Bleekiire t jtf i Westeniester.”4--(Skopts of opphipsit and cifew kisses.) Mr; Wigging proposed Sit Murray Metweli3Osnl" le a few wordsstatest titer OW OWe bett i piltettiep ,; 'rte that asleiniti ikS the ihiti '2 . 11 . M!, ; .... AfPPI4 sailor Elector s ! -ArtMafi f 000.10: 1 [ -IYOui itidd #441 wilt Dot suller:gett,sa.previsat , ,any person from 'offering his epintoes,i and I feel, 1 j certain that you will support Sir M. Maxwell, if it ,I be necessary, with plocapers.—(Great tumult—oak 1 tiOued hissing, andihrowing of offerssite offal at She i Af. •hissweli mad her friene4 • • ' • - ' Mr. Costae seconded the nomination, hat sMillil'i, a reePOWain'ti lithiri!ig. ; Gentlemen, .he l obserV,e.d., I hall'etit Main yogi; f 'hairnet vimiteyier'roi,., , . I 'hell leave Sir M. Matriell.tio spea)E, far lifteseif,, .4 i wed_ I ate Mirage will.iisl4 twal-( 01411 ‘ strigali" old hisiiiit). , - :•, . 7 4- • , ''. - • ' - ' 1 j Sir hluaaay MAlWlNsiw+ it- Goothowm 9 k is . Illai til i • Conti re9444 o44 t Pri filg villega rmge . lie laa llism ailia gilillieg APANl: I, feels:., .! rticelar elevetipa,. whoa I goad* ._ .Radarr, , i J ' '-sCreidier 'slid evba I awl: . a Cacb.iala,.., .• i • ii itspe l44.o, e thi vol t:iia io:o rdca 4. i r riai wyt lSn li st it e l : o ,ll: l 4 4 l:s oc a bea lelp,st g e, . Mai 'skiing , * ,!. Stileraiii: pii,t( ! spr, , ? 0,10,,, ~ 419 z koptypip.ggial homier. N. day :tumid be , testi y more propitious than the - pitasoot ter my lection,...the, day of . the glorious Watirl••• • Al.!: .tkoegh I have not .the bolster of Wanes* to. the . Mmy, I yet belong to that service Whigebeirste Hid' 111 e, ' . Cepenhagee, and Triifilger—it' 'service: Mail ts dews meets (we - yetr_ l 'uly Ikltow.Colintrymlii:l: , ea bare been'teld,"o"etsOisen ,by ilto - e LiariiK l 4ko oatcake - 0'4441in foe *h i ke iree,stiptifltruisr, Vote ; but I'do mot &ifs'', lime ie 40,tapirestNiak of ill 'Went man—l come penannthrutle . before you. I sitall.oot trespass, Gtottemee,j on year attention —(Offal was here oohs the Sir M. Kowa sad his •Frieadr.)i-Geotlioneb, . have . often be.. whets I hags 'weaved aketr ' . !.77 my -enemy; - bet never before have t retelved sit lers .neon wry • friends: Semi Gentlistiienigiat ' 16 - piqvitelkolete—ti '0144'. #l . .. i. eirlotff; din heel[' OT ' cnd• : ,), . . • .. i3esiiiii,liftie t atiii#inted In the ' . , t ,i., . 1,14, 441 7 111 S'aiiiriitiiltioirese a second' Cn. . i ; . , there, la . ~ :min . tlisl.,X,Aolaid. prefer,. or whole." think . . , likelyi.att sooner hoar inter eitan n o for.raltaa. vtaillbkv ,Bell at sooner elite, than Illkistf tAtt s t " ._* Sonte , appfamte gad iiiiich hissing.) ' , • -, •,.. • • ) ,Ifiliti.ioii riatainiting'hfs friend Mr. lIsio; • 7,,Mmerted„ .. they bad jest bad an address from a Geed Vabfidate,,who had lent Ms emistancn tp enure Vie coilitries, Ind - he now vrall . ia.d.,4 : ftlitslaTe,iii ; 01" M, F. gii, l de F k be weelkany ocrOlisc:„10, f jonk: it' Ma Irarliamentaay minded, . The, mon . Prits94.. to them had, Iva, maniac:lion seith gab, reg,• w=ens or corrept Beroegtimongers. That 411 b. of the law bodes eye to the Woolsack ; he need to be made Lord Chancellor, . end esjoril ANL gei anneal oat of the People's pocketse 7 - i..!;Alhem ask .Ma (Sir Samuel) juitether hip lopk tikS iiiilifit Oath to the one before them. Mr. hu n t , had worn to defend the rights of hia countrymen, to' ,establish Aenbot Toidlainotits its tiliviitial SalfifikiE ,Illarl he bed ahem' in the lloeserneedisibient,>neithef VirGeggineßiti; nor' the SuiPenslOn 6Y titkilittea4 tames Act, would have been busied. .11e entreatoil' thirty'. ti virew shit 'they . tier.' freemen, and elect Me Honourable Friend Mr. Hunt. ;. . I P.ll LIM i Oo vo sel * re 'II tit 'I re de to Si Ili 41 lit 11 c~a fi al 1' I' w 1 Ii 0 a Ilu ist a 0 tt 0 *1 E la T M la a P d b• th 01 hi CI Si a , a • •C g a , J a h - • Cl II P a • 11 ' • P a Neitiiiiiii. gip 'eye, and area desired by the wee,. oho I, loner , ,•,e tented the coma rdly :act, to stand bibbed rams itt .p so of the hustings :—" No, my lad.," I 1 igHfil, 4 a . 'dot irr4d . fit . 1111.,tisne . of day of a fee etr Nike , a . oefd iiiq . ,.hivii elk*, trs a F.far‘visa , gip aiaat . P4liina.n,. r,filt tp iOteit, i 4/o..itrlii- This. wa baistid ill,' aill ia zzaattrep xi* 0 th a a 1. r • oyi7riarr4 9 e of :tb• mob, that e fi s:rfep t i l •Aes, b the" bad AND spirit, could base BF r,„,,.. 113 e Tolima. , :... 4 - • - we 1im0 , .;: Sir M. 1114zwitLir,i . ataiimitlese of the :.r„ Too ;4411111