The Statesman. — London, England, 1819-04-08 00:00:00

DIBTII•DAY ODE. T• *is EDITOR syst STATESMAN. FitltXD STATISOIAIIe—I have ■t times resolved to let thiogs take their aorta, so they most, accord. lag to the law of all mondani affairs, come t• as sod I sometime; I ►ate said to myself, let this ropes ►are rope em•sgb, ttr. &c. when lo ! and behold, same new *rent arises which incites 11111 vosation, and I snatch up the pea to sent my ledigoatlon through the memos of your honest pages. W►y, how is it that these sic so few Journals shit\ MI the Tartu, or t►rough which the troth can be littoral? Incite aisteacy mad impudence together drive me mad. I seed yes a referencetos slavish Jested, which, bat a few months ago, boasted of the laudable and who viaduct of the Bank in prying off the small notes •otetio► t• the date of January I, 1817, and is now equally lavish in praisiog the wisdom of that Corporate Hedy its refusing to pay them. Is this not enough to raise the phrenzied hand in convulsion aphis, each sockets of t►s miseries •f their feilow.crea creatoses ? &c. JOHN BULL. Little Beta's, April 7,11119. Illoakase, illosainase, Y• loyal saw of /Maio Great. Erna eve till rain MCP ! 14.1 EMI amid blubber, tick aid back 11. " 0. War .418seess, nod fares worth. A Hitunswsen boolling'i horn!: ! Let emswats roar, and trupappta mad, lL burdygutdirw tussled round, Let ew'ry camas-bell ring ! aorrow•►ear and cleaver Mae. And coital squeak. and jew's-harp twain:, Tn greet your future Kiwi! Wait heeds It that she ►trip'ing Prince (Nor let the fart your pkaares what !) Fie 4 saw the light *breed SOM. Nation los h.• &foreign 5071 y, 0,5 courtesan Jong flrligAti Cabe, A ffronseseian L..rd. Nor ram we marvel at bit taste. baser prudence 'are, and huh. of wren DiaineMilth flarreswires race Casein 'd wish Gaiiai:e. vten 404. I.! Grecian Bars w ere but Mere Vaasa' void of grate. And laic illllollo6l CASTLIERF AG II ! it haw wood'ama outlaws. to d.ip .carte base time so artisan' ; law be thy di/ailed rainprees. And. 'sada their ssiworropsed elvers, The removal of one of the great evils of our mode of election of &leathers of Parliament, so long and se toady complained of, and which hes been made the subject of • letter from a Correspondent, vies lovely very jediciously end laudably attempted as follows : Mr. Ctiewsw presented • Petition to the House of Commons, from • numerous body of freeholders of the soosity of Becks, resident in or sear the town of Itaideabead, in that 'testily. The object of the Petition, the Hoe. Member ob.' weed, was to procure • more cottreolent and con stitutional mode of taking the 'lntim, of Knights of she Shim for the totality of Woks, than that now in practice. The County Court for taking such elec. tine was held at Abingdon, which was at the op. posits *streaky of the county from that in which tbe retitintsers resided, vibe, in general, could not at tend that Court without timings 71) or 80 miles there sod beck. and being from hose two, perhaps three, dap. This was a task which a poor free. bolder could not perform without great inconvenience aid 'spruce to himeelf, end sometimes injury to his family. Ile might be laudably desirous of preserving his independence, and voting for a Member who, in his estimation, would he We and willing to serve the coentry—be might conscientioetly desire to elect • Candidate of this stamp ; but how is such a men to travel 80 miles for such • purpose, and support him. self for three days on the road without a sacrifice far tow greet for him to make. If be soffered himself to be y.d at the wents of a Candidate, ettil to be treated on the road, he certainly reuounced Ms independence, and not rely that bet he committed es offence against the Lew of the Lewd. The Sta. tee of William and Mary was peremptory. Ac. validity to it, so elector mold take the least refresh ment, not se much as • breekfset. Various deci. sines of the Court of King's Renck were also con. I Tttt D ..E.tiON wife Silametat AND C4lllll.tav forgeable t• that Stabile, Si in the Cele of Moots and oat a Bate Cnw►AatD To VAo PT alt• 01 cm 01.1)00. the Hereford case, where actions bed been brought a caeas).—The universal belief is, that a provost by persons supplying refreshments, he. anti where arcked by • vampire becomes a vanipyrit himself, it was decided that sock scams eeeld not be main. and sucks in his tern ; an a gamester, defrauded and seised. It was clear. therefore, that every elector half-reined by gamblers, becomes a gambler io his who 'Arnett himself to be conveyed sad treated by tern, and cheats end ruins others in the came way. ■ Candidate "elated Ike , Lerfof rte r a lsrld " isslre„ es Little or no variation took place in the Fo nd s y es. his own l'iderndelic • - ""°r °l, 7' un d er t",eee circus. terday. Consols commenced at 744 fur the Acconot ; stamen, it was highly commendable to give as meets a collo:aerobia deal of be:sines, was done, and some ease and facility as possible to electors who might be very heavy sales mode. The Comteissini...r., per. desirous of discisergiog their public duty in a con. chased in the Consols, and were served at 71: by the Witt:tinsel way. To remove the County Court to Jobbers generally. dile/set tones, and take the suffrages in those dif. Accoriliog to the Paris Papers of Sunday, nn less Tenet dill'tios. Wet a reason tettdieg to rose lb° than pecket.boats had 'meted the post of Calais, electors, sod to give support and efficacy to the Law from England, from the 22t1 to the 30th of March. sespectiog Elections. Ile was sorry to say that he with 280 passenger, on board ; while, on t'e other could slot observe, at present, much desire, under hind, as many as 21 packet.boats bed sailed from certain circumstances, to ate, the law that due sop- that port during the same rebid, with 300 pease*. port which it ought to have in such cash. Although, en for England. B . l .Att edb.6". stielre' Ik e words of the Slaters ' Fottemir Taana.—The ethic's from abroad are decisions, , e ' C oasts were peremptory by no means encouraging ; considerable importations I spinet each practices as toe trusting sod convey- continue to be made into the various Continental lag of voters, yet Counsel had daringly erased posts from the East end West Indies, which. as Ih-'y itt u f , seltur t i f seets .,_ liseeesfitillieelsetrt eeiiCeel i : tended to lower all articles of colonial produce, ""ell under `" present P ar li ament b a d , by would eecessarily discourage all esportatiotts from their decisions, sanctioned those ealawfol proceed. this country of such description of goods. The lags. Thee • deer was opened for evading tbr law letters from Amsterdam state, that Seger and Rico altogether, sod no man could sty whore it would were alanluiely unsaleable : 4000 bags Cbetibon end. Tit* County Representatisiti had hitherto been Coffee had been sold at 131 *toper,. being one esteemed the most pure and respectable; bet he shwa mom tower than last week, end at those Wires wet be surprised if it modified sinking till at last it onl y small parcels engirt be disposed nf. Bengal became as degraded as that of the most P r Ce " Cotton was the only article for which there was auy wish Boroughs. Thla was a very wipes evil. Ile demand. Mr. could not contemplate it with indifference, and be n .ertAnY, It is said, means to bring his charge did not think any friend to hiscosutry could so con. against Mr. WI v, by way of indictment, before template it. He highly approved of the principles Jury of the city of Do hs . Isid down in the Petition, they were sound and con. A Proclamation in the Gavrtte, notifies the de. atitutional, and a better remedy for the evil *hick lifer, to the Runk of F.oglasid (from the Mint), for threatened the cowgirl be thought could not be found, the e ,,, o f hi s m a jo s t l 's subjects, of a coinage of then that there proposed of leaded " the Celle ' , crown.pieces, which are by ibis Proclamation to pass Cowls moveable, from one district to another ;as the lawful coin of the realm, as of the value of ss. by that mesas freeholders would be pearly content- in all payment' and transactions of money. rood. and cabled to mew,. their independence. ! A n order was issued at the pink yesterday morn. As outlets stood the law of the Land respecting ;, ing, to the Otilre for paying the dividend visitants. Elections was direct variance with the practice, in discontinue Dahill any portion of the payment. which was a moral disgrace to the country. lie in gold. and to limit the silver specie on each warrant hoped that the Statute of William, referred to in the to 0 0s. beyond the odd money. r el igh t s, and which gave the liberty of adjourning I Ote Sourdar, the 27th ult. a Meeting of the Pro- 'be Poll from Winchester to New p ort, irs the Isle of Ottani, of Tipperary was held at Clonmell, in he- M e lt ' for the ease of the freeholders of 118° 0 1 " half of the Roman Cstlsolies. Lord (~.wens pre. (a precedent very fseeeleille for the Petitioners), sided. Mr. RICHARD BUTLER, of Bellooshanch, world not only be revised and made epplicable to their : moved the Reseletione, which were to the following cue , bet also to the Cave of every other county in purport : England. I f i t was not done be really feared the • Rewired. That rowtemphtliag the principles of oar eeriest tango& of correption would become universal, nod foussiauiw, Mal enara s sser eft oo , 7ll ,, nrc e r_njosmer a t e a se. t equal hJ lllSUnetine would ha le be (sun' between Count that y o'i'rsic: feil re ow.reri:et i : t . us a bl aaelaly that and Close. Borough urpreventaityn ; for it en step "art sine could have veraested or jawitird. was taken to stop this progressivedeclensies, the ea. • itittrivd. na,'that o w . e r lle f we Irk r o : is i tz b e t el i ts! y e . efe w ret t e torus effect end tesolrec t y of the late &vitiates would o lo r „, h , to di . despotism to their Her " , we ad " . be gradually to root not all indepeedeot Represent.. taw, ia flora more happy times. obeli the hie of if e uou ohasaaar , Tha p o w,. was read and ordered Government are. we treat, tor ever evtable.hed. that these hay ought sew. Inkutiee. sad may In mouse policy, be rumored to be printed. We base gives it to our Reedits io with D ie e arato . f ra alm a r aw , that erm g rave r ,...,„ thew. soother part of this raper. ' A Petition' to both Houses of Parliament, founded I t is understood, that the elective franchise for the on similar sentiments, was also agreed tn. Thanks Straub of ilernstaple, will be extended to the Hen. were unanimously voted to the Chair/oast, end the sired all,sentran,_ood. perhaps, elms, to the Ilseattes Meeting, which was atllittelli sad try respectable itt SattsmultOn, Flee Vee r sod Stitt sill. t separated. Preps.* the babe le peihiee: I Ettotteur t' isnot. the Satian't teal. Bet name a Illealiting Iwo ! WC. led The rust or Primo, 4.radie Ressess►er, toe, hew dear is pap, Aad dolts forget that Wile N.t► Wee cumulate'/ wfib godentadle: 11loolinste, ray *pin, lu ophe of thunder, llglnniog, rola, you r onr.lret wave on Oben! AnsidA the Om of tire anti drum. •• 4.. t h.• glorious Bet • swag. a's emir !" Let harp) Otsubo. cry !! Wan* 7. J. F. LORD BYRUN. The scatelaloes report of Lord BYRON Siting and revelling with two sisters when at Genova, is pasi• I Only contritlieted, sod mtislarterily accounted for, I in the extract of a letter from Geneva to the Editor of the romantic tale of The Vampire. The writer, after giving some excellent traits of his Lordship's character, says, " 1 must freebies from nose (copula. tion attached to him of having in his house two sisters as the partakers of his revels. This is, like many other charges which have been brought Reins' Lord BiraoN, entirely destitute of troth- Hi. only com panion sat the physician, whose society was parti. cularly sought fur. The report originated from the following circoasstance : Mr. BTSIIciIieLLY, a Geis. Heenan known for his daring opiniuns Ma'am( !ohms a b oos , below, in which he reei•iad with Miss M. W. Gonette sod Miss Cgtosiosiv (the ilteolitors of the eeeleffflited Mr. GouWi%). they were Iterrenel) vi e vizors at Modal', and writ...lien seen on the Lake with his Lordship; and this gave rise to the story which is here positively denied." TUE §TATEfia.V4 ASSASSINATION W.' KOTZEBUE. I 12.?.57:i74 NJVAL INTELLIGENCE. tr..Arair..7.—Passea by at the back ar ih•Go..ll; win Sand yesierday, Potomac. C wn. t . , A'n' vetch= to Baieria.—Csm. down from the Stier , tett evening and sailed, the Clio. Wil4oll, Inc Si. V.ll - Raised this mei nine gni! %ailed for the Wm.; the Milalslll, tiwkiney, hen. J4IIIOICI. Five P. M.—Cam* sleben Irani he River and re mains. the vii. linii.bay• Poncsmuurii. Atria. 7. Attived theSilli, from Si. Michael's t... FRAPIIII4OIIT. itlAnCit 30.—The assassin of N. de Kotzebue is deed. Hera niter, yesterday glnrcing in the deed be had pet formed. Ile resistantly denied that be had been iiistigated so it by any one, or that he lad coninsenlcated his jaundices previous to the @amnion of them. On his person %ore found many papers, filled with rellections ti• the manor), hemanity, and liberty ; in these he styles Koteehtre the slave of Kings, and • llossiao spy ; be adds, that all such p01% 1 0114 01/01L to perish in a similar way. The following is a more correct account then boa been generally 'opened of the circumstances of the assassioatiou :—Sand presented Mewed', about five o'clock, at the residence of At ale Kotzebue, some Ladies who were on a visit to Mader* do Kottebee, towing up In the door as which he had just knocker!, he let them enter before him. 1I.• remained in the hall, and requested thew/int to a non Line, him to the Councillor of State. Ile *v• shown into a 10001, where Al. de Kotzebue -liortly joina•l him. — There is no resairis to 15e....e shut he proposed a deed to M. de Kolgehue, or th.t he reed hi, sentence of death, ratifiers on aWO sheet a f paper. Frown all that can to learned it is thinulit that he meal have Wu, k 51. de Kotzebee at she very instant that he approrelord him, for scatcely hail M. de Kotzebee rot.rral the room, talons the servant heard a toed shriek, mod a noire of something which had fallen ; 1111 returning into the chimers. he saw his master sod the student stretched on the floor. it appears, that on M. dr Knlzebte'a rowing, Saud immediately stabbed him with a poniard, which penetrated Ms heart ; lt appears also, that having ' been dragged to the Boor by Al. de Kotzebue, be stabbed ham a second time through the lungs ; a wound was likewise received its his face. Miss Emily Kotzebue, assisted by the rereents„ bore the body of her father to an adjoining averment. where he el. plied a few minutes afterwaids. S au d rose up in a —_ __composed manner, end flourishing the bloody pool. I Tend seteentimporn 410.1c5.5a5 33.5ti0.531 40,151.631 sill. he d•ae•lided the door.stepa, exclaiming— 1 . rh. total Conanlidaied Food fur the year, viz. " The Irailur it d:od! Ike e.untry is sa:ed ! long sth April, is 42,235,7251. live Germany!" The mood, which ens drawn to. Th.: Fond for the year biters was 39,598,1921. pother its trout of the hoes* by the report of a liat In the anneal dates to pay off Bills, the racers Is WWI transacting in it, would have salf•red him to de- from i 18,4661. in the (bower eliding April, 1818, to p a rt eneiolestril, but heating the Ladies eaclaim 510,8371. In the present Quitter. from the open winalows of the Louse—" 'n s 'niece it . t h e .. r %... In estouts for the Qoarter there is an 1110 , 0015 then in I" he returned, coat a wild look towards of 115,6861.—in the Ezcise an liscre.se of 226.0781• them, and lifting up the poniard with one hand, and a —in the pdat.emee en increase of 19,0001.—ie inn piece of paper in the other, partitioned, "Yes, 1 - ant ! Stamps, Assessed Tales, and fend 'Pates, a total the re.flegrr 1 11 111 the that all traitors ought to i decrease of 130,0001. which deducted from the in .: perish h" ()to the paper was written—" The death crease, leaves an increese in the Quarter of 212,7091. blow of Augustus de Kotzebue, in t h e name of The increase is the year is t. 03.1151 Tl/100 I " 11. 1 then knelt dawn amidst OP 811111.101111141., The charge on the Consolidated Fund for lb , cot. al every moment, and raising his hands responding which i mod eyes to Homo, he esclat.ned, in an inspired . %gentler last year, was 8,821,7111. , —The charge on the present Q..art.r Is iitcseased to trior—•'e Goal, I 'hap!' rh e a. for Laing 0. • " Tliites. : 9,770.0001. leaving a deb. iency of 14 8 . 3001 . sue to accomplish this act." After this, lie opened Lk —.a im -- hee'lles Pleelted the Verde"' I" Lit own hvett.•l"l fell ACCOU3IT of the NUM BLit of "ICTUALLER'S 1.1. to idiom, any signs of life. Whil•t he lay in the hospital ' int CE erest NCl ::Liu tweed of for stir tut Three Years. eiotiguishiog ten & Lieesee. to which he west conveyed, hr Indy spoke of the ...I deer. Spirits. Win-. sassinstion with a kind of entail : " Ile is then dead," I 1817 ...46.401......3..911 .... tt,3110 he exclaimed, e` that Russian spy I I t au , 4 30 ,,,, : Yearn ended sth Jan. 1a18....44.5tt0 ... . 33 . .Sair . 911 f 1819... 46,515.......340 t I ... 9.997 of hell that inhabited the body of Kotzebue ; is would —. not (pit hies ; he gave me a terrible grin at parting." A a' er° iii " ,e 'l l . " ilt h e e -Hl 4 3l B • E as it „ .r lt , l l 2 l . r oa T t i he rl nh i .i t t C J E m N os C" Sand is known to hate been a complete sortheaiist; 1a.,: no • , A .. east ni , 1)4 4 received awreaa. and I hit whole conduct demonstrate., that i.e nos so. Ile Amorist of Doty received us hales by Amnon. bad meditated the crime for a hang time past. Ilia Liceeces. Amount et' -- —. Doty received father is a respectable man, and hay a large family. No. Arboost. got Wes. The Russian Minister et Carlarehe, N. Strove, anal [MS 11.•170 £9lll 0 0 311346 S Si the Prussian Minister, 11. Vet:savors de Ease, have 411 3.3:il W 4 6t' .115.16 a li Sif Ist3 3.. sti 9156 2 U 2 0 313 4 e dispatched estraordissary coetiera to their maltreats I y e5 ,,,,,i,..; 5 3 , of< igib 3 :;;,) • 1 . 59 i 0 0 ..3.7 . 1;1 i ee Courts wish the intritirnee of this astassiostion„ 1 January i 5447 t.tr;:i 1 1.705 oto !tt .4t4 16 . ng which will, perhaps, be coaverted iwo mother per.'. i3OSY n vg L 11419 I 3,::tal . 1,9:38 0 u 1.0...4.1 0 10e grit for postroniog the freedom of Germany. It is -' its . of Six ShiLingt per licence was feared, that the Emperor of 1t.11111 , 1, who is already sufficiently inclined to check the progress of liberal principles in that country, will avail himself of it to 'Noire from the Governments new meenstes against political associations. larritectoi., f..r linmb.y ; Pll.l A•i4, .41)111.1, fnr Kati Via• ZANCL. A PUIL s.—Attirrd the C•liingwi.eti. Stimilert, t.ntri L..nilna ; and grate usher.. and te... • ral nil in the oth. HAIM/ICU, APIIII. 7.—Arrited the Lastiettellt packet, with Mails. &c. from Cathaveo. N Li. A. ock110141::al Dui iseibwra by sto Lieu. II I. e "3.). EXECUTION or HUBERT MIN. FOR THK NUMMI OF MARY ANN ALBERT, ON TIM fiTII OF OCIDISEIt LAST, IN BT. tiLORGLI. FIELDS. This maniac Robert Demi woe 'treated se Ike tow of Ilarsenatager.laiwe Jail. An isiewense multitude dere ~tabled rind she prism. It is impineible lii describe the easdaet or bear fortasaiemaa i it exhibised saehesideoesaut wildness. The Nei. Mr. Mann bad corisiosnly unleaded hiss. but it ilias unareavary na recammeed demob,. t from she .assent of his appret cables his wind 'erased its be directed wkly la thin trams chrome which lb. head of desalt was preparing In make. is mixed sib every subject bespoke, a... 1 noh e 4•1•91 bluets sod * s ashed eyes be repeatedly called epos tied. afire ultra 4, has been wow Insane, and so bow is thaohlalness Shut hi. application I was beard. %%edam:day Lord Itrehruirage wad Mr. tiniciwr visited aura peoye.l wish alas. lie venle or their hninissity a h is grathode. •• They eame," said he. •• is the d..ogeun of sho criminal', sad Smelt in prayer silk Dim, How kind ihe spirit of God is wish thew as ii is with we." Mr. Mama toll hiss It was very asnairest shit be had she Mama reliance upon ilia mercy a i i.a, that ass • 4•gle ili•• Is ',cape praishisient hot I reaped Ivan. nut a siagle mariner "f eiwagloist. The pour I creature waked, why lie should casapl.iin s 4eu Ise toes to west 1 h, iti pt i es, b e war going. sad bassi in.° ult.it any be called d II! at pressing bre mail minute.. Ile r.t:ised she Sacra/meat with Impinge, slier ti Inch lee nailed at Vaasa. urines,' hi.. alaq of whom were in halo.. and said. •• Is 1101 CI time enose yes, (Area is wahine fur nee." Mr. %luau said he 'bosh! hot bd honied, nod told hie shut souse lime would be nisei, for pre. piratiun. •• Prepar•sira." ',Aid Ise. sub surpi i e..• wha ran be prepared if I sas eat," and wand sip. Mr. 1f;..... said ha weans preparation of die body, mil ad she Foal. se ths, that rail mob be done. I .ball ..,cam he prepared." Mr. Maas said dui hone girl in abase bland hi. h.ouls were diep.d is alibi see his. ia /leaven. s• Nadnabv." rid be i se but I ...a ...ray to leave my dear harsh behied me in ills dangerous and untercal• wand. I wish I could take her lain. me." A.l•iii he pm...) wish res. your. afire whirl he weesed 'maim's tag* to the plate a etc- Cosine. where he balked wildly. and mid. .. It ii nal big its the nr•ce of nod that I did ant juke la ills orlon' prisoners is teaming and sirearhig I it is u•ing la hi. love for we drat l ditto"' lama,: ..1 I ietian sir my short sad biasing she Oedema " Mate .ha Akers were wanting off his num . ., be loalsed wildly wen... bus Anion kir nr. NU the terfold. in a .'nest his ilunii i ii e .waved to be canceled —lle rrie.l nut, ... I sisal 'mai be: with hi* wins wile. for eve." In the and* of big lagers be was imisched iistu a:wispily. TO THE 110NOURillILF. THIt COMMONS OF THE I U• I I'ED KlNtitoll OF UlfEl r URI AND IRLIAND, IN PARLIAMENT Arlt:Slitl.E.D. Tile 111 , •161.11 FETTOR or Tile 11 , 11OLROGNIell VIIIZINOLDIES Or le, COUNTY or •fialL•. anuwCtlT Is ua Mitt Tile Totem VI ilAttleelleall, IR Tee tneliTe Ur Sellit,•rultg boa urrnt.—That the G•werament of this coney is composed of three distinct Srawlies, or Eetaits, iwasely—a Kirk. an Ile. midi ary body of Nobility, turd a Iteprese..latioli oldie People. 'That liie Mid kepresettiotwo of she People is .• shat Anne whits makes England a Free State." This peskiest hash bee u not only Lid dean by Cousitatiosatl Writettinf peat authority, hos a. obvious to restarts and observatioin for. la other coauthors, where the Governotwa i. despotic, theta is a &tog and a body at •vobility, bat I. wow 14 ilso.e arbitrary “overilanirills do the Niel the People held of saliciew Coasel t • he represewed to tlw stay laid &mu by the laminae L.Waittition. Tani tar this mow oar forefathers have always ettosider- Ilse tree Llecoloo of Members's, terse iu Parliameut as the taint essential part of an birth-tight. That it ruo info ingests.. i upon ill. birthright, when Electors of small property throw give their wows in an independeat and coascieutiosis way, withuot beteg pot to great troutse aid eapence. Tlsa when the aware or a freehold of forty .hill sms yearly astute, mu bring putierdtd of other prayers,. camas faith *hat be drew* to he on act of duty lattligilt I,i. e.,untry, by satins at an Election for Knight- of the Shire, a tabula invents; a great distance. and beteg abut's' from his home and arocatioa more Mom ore day, •twit tis.re is as es idea, vialativio of the priori plea oar tree Con.lilniion, which seat wily iateads that a person at the above descriptioa stall give as impartial tot age. stithool cao.traint, ander isdatroce, or hope of reward t t at also athwart lots wad injury to himself, by awa.s of ma maraca' wag attended with dowses charges sad espeores. 'flat it Is the ditty of all thee alto are appointed by taw to preside at laitstioas to take the raffniges of the Meows it sorb a stay so to them may he lead eapensive sad in onveitiew, Ise rowe to pat the Weetor to scheme becalms well bear in giv ing his vote. is au itidtreei and insidiuto stale of taking from him bus birth right In the eye or tae so Elector aught wit to be didranclii-ed al the will of say sass ▪ might he to be impeded in the earrthe of bus firsts in any way ath tinter, foe which reasou be is exempt from tolls an torapthe mad*. &e. &c. &c. Thai mo I year Pelosumers. la order lo sole for • Knight of the Meseta . the Gouty of Refits, mast travel a distance of screwy weighty miles, and he ablest from their laws two or three days, attic'• even to those she cam afford it, and ate are mot preveated tit ill-health or other iattranuy from perforate(' the Jaaraey, It a great istewevraletwe. mot a law has beets made for the Este or the Electors in the County of Hams, b. so Aet of the late Kiag William, that tse Merits, the mid t. isOnly, or his Ilryuty, m the remora of one re W.f. of the Candidates tor !Siena. , of a Knight or Kuacht foe that Cowity. shall adjourn the Pull Iran Winchester, afar est.'s freeholder thew lath them pre-ent it polled. to New put I . in the Isle of Wight. for the rave of the lababousots a the .aid Island. Vow' P. ultioare• pray, mit the •isal Ww may be re- Vilril, improved, immodest, and mad• appliathie to their seer, and that they nosy be finally and elfeciaally relieved frwo griememe repogoaat to the spire of oar free sod 'scaliest Constitotioa. Aad your Petitioners eta ever pray, As. I. Ail% rh:Llttlit NCR. VICE-CHANCELLOWS court r: Aril!. 7. In comet:pence of em elpectatton with* was enter• Wait(' a • motion, Motile to Lord mod fAely E. V. Stewart, being brought before eke Court tbit day. eouriderublo number of !vest's,. twenties'. No suck motion, however, look plat*. The Core was (le retsina daring the dry in attending to Petitions in 8.1811.1111 6 rases, which were of littio interest roc to tho partite. SuNati' Assize..—List orals the Attlee: ft., calmly termlneted ; IY Prisoners received voter of de's'', the *how of whore, receive three. u► Wilsun, Burnet, and Curtis, all canticle(' 01 bet WS cruder (I,count/than of peculiar atrorit), reprieved before the Judges left the town. N , hss yet been hied for It* osocothrO of the Libor( I Is r. The Laecashire moo, •ho endirtook to do 244 miles in three days, did 80 miles t►e first day, sud WIN going Co. . - for till moteoco .amely, of rob- 0, wore So day ,s a■• REkkNUE. Account Of the net Prodoro of the Reventio of Greet Britain in she rats ender! 5111 April, 1818, et..l sth April, 1819: Tond for the year etrdiag roh Aprll, 1818, £11.247.691L Ditto bed April, 11419. 49.414.181 Prodore ot the Reweave.. xi lusier of Property, or woo,pro prtated tt ar Didier, is the A..ril Quarter* V the par -1817 11118 1819 01.710.911 ... _ .11‘1.'L49.9if: X10.041.916 As Ammon oldie 'Mal re , tl ur declared valet Mthe Pietism, nail Maatefact urea of Ow Uoiled Kismdolo. exported f u.. (:real Britain dorm; eacb of the Mr.... tear. (seism Stb Jas. 1819 :- 181 i 1818 1819 ZP1.95.5.2.16 416:6.252 ill 9111.763 Total *WWI vahme 0 Flewss NMI I otometeoll Iferchaadiao exported from Greet kk *Lin to all parb rt: the world : 1817 1518 1319 £11.515.9.{ AD A.-collet of the total ,slue of all . aritil . Grapotted lam Strut Critelli daring each of the dare Irmo etullag the Nu Jauttary, 1819. as calculated at the *Segal hoes of iialaitioa t.-• 181; 1818 ISI9 I...rel r awiC°l " Ll 516,406.611 499,;1.912 35.830.98 , hlertitaadlse Prude " or Irria.d i .C 9 698,9.1 l 4,073.518 4.1;6,55 1 . sad the hie of Mae '