The Statesman. — London, England, 1818-07-07 00:00:00

,t ,-• erAnt&thfki4l Okkell; • ' R • s• 1 , • ihrsi s aterf esUlaileit fr,tr fhb Thief; i6ttiVin. l so, Soy 04 Nut Niielrotit. PonteitniiiiiCibLt a —arrtie4 *tip :hr, !tom a creiseogis •Mojtistes ship' essetsd to sail for Calcutta on 'hinder erfrider scene i4eiiid thit,Eglas, Irstsi, for Beate, • - • Ally& Gsvtlimiti. hitt it =Arrived the Fienekina c F.ndtioilht, sod the Goodhope i lions Rolterdsia elf bind, Drysdale, hem Rigs Princief Water.' Soo; Pie; and the Voltigeer,'Lepier, from Ostend Ades, threthero, (tons gothic.; Giarsoae; ea the Tiiitry7liittit, (rem Jamaica; fad the Mi. it4Vls, Sherp, fin* Se. Desolnfo. -i-Slifted Nahitk Becltins.4 for'Tenetife ; peters, Heises, j.r Ylr s inree Jplsno, gelterille for ltottertlaes , Am?, Miry for tilisheo ; and - the Marie r -Sparberi, for 411111.11fiate j * ; • • • ; • • • •;' • GENERAL 'ELECTION: : •• o• • • , • 1122, ------ lostmtuantat-tond A. Hamilton. P rwe susdrisistafi-- 6 . 0. D r o mm and. * A r n im/m(1;o )-Lard G. liere..fonl and R. Power. it nacol oom -Xs* Walken add Arthur French . . Dom .4110 w% (Ito.)-lmn1 Nemo ky. dtam. .. . thel:a erald.Callu ' 4. moim4. • STATE. OF POLLS .1N THE COUMtIIY. . . • itrECorlflUltr., JULY'S; cooriv or AIIMAIIIIii sem 1. Woad .• . ••••. •Mi Brounlow .• •• • ..... • 747 Motet, ..,. . 517 Rieitardsoa -. i. e .' 7t3 BMW, AULT 4: ' C a ul fi eld 447 - Neillle . -• _ 1('08I COUNT* is. litrrilltAßY, Voodoo • • 964 AMY l• /billets ... 433 Cahir 486' Qv Eatei COUWItr, 10111190. •filattiew •., 263 IV.'W Pole , .... 1528 Pribie ..; • •40 Yarnell .... 141$ - convert Or Larriirk JOLT 2. Come ..... BO9l Cob 9D5 Cobweb .... • 345 fan,.• • • • N 4 Clements .. ' co vert 01.Wrir .: K eItD,JUS 30. *While . .A. .. 173 Carew !Al 0 ROO!IEDA4,I.e&T ?... . 170Irlonub .... 532 Ogle "dew • • 122 . Soortord • , .. •..:'. 514 - Wallace • ' .4. 118 if aleutits.. ~..,...... . 5.9 - -. .. 1/110OHKI/A ELECT,ION. • . • };.Bait er a letter from Dreglieda, clii t:dTuesday *engine t-2 1 0(fier I had *Written ~ tet you reapecting slip trentettleiii of ,yeeter 'a.y, namely, obnet,aleven .erinek, the . pnpeltee, who had been snmewhat ezeit• ell by Ike orpoi;ronen fp( the niilitary in the evening, d i pmfili•hefl' Ilk,. ,iialtit of the betties ..of.ivr . persolissi libeled *lisesittitd theit displersOfP, by Trip. 'gal Rat lb. ii;•ptOor Contirrto " / ":I big 'lrsti4 etivett,..waa heltrehire the polling Oreeile . leiryt t e.triestings, though it find been de. tieeneed at "I . h* thee' 'the deathaNienetl, ind Olin fly the mo . ;iii.l4 by Mr, Walla ce,.c ltut t :fey, the pure Tryof Mehl; whet the Sheriti called,. ty good go. 4 .41•••,..••• ._h rs nee,peotactea : t i l l ten . cunt: in. Abe .after.• noon, *lkod . wasthen held is, the.ebstnee7nt the most Tripretabio,tionttemen in Moon M r . Manure hid . eppll• ti 4 that the ;polling theuld. he .pustptitted until thr,lngeett • nuld be had, but this was,cetused. The Coroner's toque'• was—That. the decesend had been killed by a . gun,shet trouedfrans toperson unknown." The Russian brig Eureck,.Cap. Koizasys.. tailed trans vorAmouth for' St. Pvtershargh ..on. Tuesday. The Revs's' , 'Officers preserved with lutist secrecy whet itifornialj.4l they nay have obtained., their pro. gresstewards the North Pole; which, however, we werlerosed. so far as it goes, is not calculated to in. crease the sanguine hopes entertained of the success of our expeditions to that quarter. The 'Wreck did not ot . into to high a northers latitade as some other Valli sad Af the servant of Mr. Pearce, of 'Valentin, near ilford, was coming throueh IVliitechapel Skis morn. log. at seven o'clock, with a gig, the, horse took fright at a hutrhes's cart, wherein were three men with teat night-earl, hagooitig. Sce.; he ran furiously elo f . g Lea,telitialtoitteet and Cincotta', without doing and enicriiief. till he came in contact with 4 <pest, at ,Ir. Padding's, Lottery Qtfice.keeper, • the corner of Loiebstd-street, which threw the gro om . so m e viistioce,.fortunately without breaking any limbs, but a severe contusion in the face; both the shafts were broke, 488(1 the reins felling over the post pre vented any feather mischief. Stinnett nicvms.—llunryihres,ainker was last. might produced here in a dramatic shape, and we assure those who have read that eiCellent prO• duction (and, who has not ?),.thet every tocident re. erttkable for either humour, interest, oe situa t i on, is 'here faithfully retained. 'Every Performerteemed to - pat shoulder to the Wfivrel ; Matthew and . • 'Am phrey stia Wiotitifre* . Lisesahag'o * ,' Afelsord, andLadia; wets quite at honte l ..and the piece promises to compete in point of success with the most favourite of its predecessors. .• • • Fr at.—Suadiy Meriting lest, about eleven o'clock,. lite broke out on the premises of Mr. Darner. an- . gar'-heker. of 'Princess-square, St. George's, ,which threatened destruction to the adjoining lipisis ;the. fire broke out in consequence of a 'spark fl y ing among some linen in en uppe r apartment , and' in a short time the upper: part of the house waits' flames, but they were toots subdued by the timely arrival of the Phtenin and other engines, and the active e'er- Slone of the firemen. It continued burning for up wards of two boors, and a great quantity of furni. tureund other property was doornied. Saturday morning a young man. a drummer in the Font Guards, bathing in the Thames near Clewer, got out of his depth, and no 4111•1411C4 being at baud, was drowned. linguae or Set ntvv.—On Saturday last a desperate conflict took • place between three smugglers end Wise. tun, so Eactse Qlficer, near Walworth Turnpike, in cansequience of i the . attempt of the latter to take pommies of tour tubs of brandy and seven of hol. lands, whkh the smugglers were conveying in a cart to London. Wiseman was severely beat, but See. reeded sitimately in throwing the horse down, when 14e - smaggfels made their mule, and he took. pos session of the liquor s mil s adkone. •, r ' *. —4111111110....j;it , f r .:• ..• • • ihimktiet•r• a the Prineeeeeenkrshrtworitithe. s l ber.l9 is /MI p .subject el regrethem o their aim. .able rapadest hawing'? 'advised, them tool' ranks antlilniesiptinns.of people. ifl'i'opidict is milks; diet vier Itnyal ei;ti Übe.' sal benefactor, lite Print* Wirer, will mos mere .bostrai aid, RUNTS, this- town isy its AOSUItt. . • • a. y . • Tire imposeemensts at the Palace ge wa, gssfghial.' teratioas meow eateweiee, that aranynwsttlis mean - yllt elapse before they can be in cendkima for any theft& like gement nenspancir, , Oar arrival. last week were•tonsidertilletloili brad's, particularly of.an evening, display 41evvit !sable increaye if.friqonable. popelatinne "'Woo ' and aspic assisto Donalthar'i is pintreffbily itreetive—.the pastimes are as well managed es ve daftly enjoyed,' and tins' cempsny is "elect stabil!. tient - At • tab 'f.ibrar'y the eteries'are hire! •Isr,•they .areeiteraistelyf -vielted, , :aad . the walk he: tWeen general'' , CUeti aiih istorniletts The sett , scripting book, at _,CSoat!s eters weighty: proofs of popular iitimation the Perrilima Parade Library is distinguished ( bir the rink sad fashion of its 4ols twirlers; and Whites'i, in Castistaleere,' is elf;Sfei in its•.peopertion'irf halt 114*'. Stryarr•Lihraryi, it -is said;'sefil Ilhortly o Rs*, cimpeAsio, rat,estrelesd-+Pfbis 'feet s• tp~o.lsSUJIO44g-spent lelasok)aga.: Cenlmedations • • • • - • 7 . •'; An 'assplessint eiCirient occesed to 410. ! ..M1011, 0 , aver Vie lticherinheArms , two and three, •' eii"•Feitiriy afternoon; 'nits lirlY; 'front No. 10,. foossim.pisow, •iehetit she hid been some time. residing,Jeas .vreeeerling, with bets-children, in her own carnage,, for London ;. a female servant. was on the' big by _the: ceschnean. Ilefore, bow. ever, they had reached the llichmand Areas, the horses: became restive,' end i Silibel strati against a post at the angle -Ert &WIC Cf !WPM. The shock P1011' 4 40 ceashmen.to the greind,- and the female servant from her seat directly, between the hosier.— This circumstsnos increasing the alarm ,of deft ani mals, they kicked and plunged dreadfully, trampling upon the onfOrtutiste girl, and inflicting some wounds , about• the bark pert at the head. before it was pos sible to rescurphet from her perilods situation. An infant its the carriage. In •the arms of Mrs. Menro,, dished by the.sheck against the window, which • kr! petted to be up, las Cut in the face, hut not very so• verely, by the trrnkris• glass. Mrs. Monro was also stightly•hart• by the same cause. The coachman was bruised by: his fiat, - but 'not tench injured. The horses were ,quieted soon arer,the accident had oc curred.. Thetdeparture of Mks Moore for town, has of necessity been prrstponed ; buLit gives Rs pleasure 'in add, that ail . parties now are in . . Visit RI , of speedily getters* ItlV'lleater of this enpleasipt dims). lineament aid iiisf•ritioe. • k 1 ,•,%ktt. . . 4.:12 1 Y BUS I N • Yesterday a Coirrt ot . Crisman Council wss4l,4lJ et Guildhait. :for this dispatch *of peblic businear. , MAIDO a ieforard' she Cook that tae Addressee agreed ":sts - be preseittert by. this -Coefri to his Royal Oiliness. the _Wince R,egent„ on this soar. liege of, the • Duke, of Cambridges • end mho the toes= pliments of colgraiulasion ,to the,. Doke. • and. Ditches; of Cambridge, bad:been presented". and WWI before the Court the several Answers thereto, which .were read, and °Meted to be mitered on the Journals, ,The Court theft proceeded to consider the Report • of Aka Committee City. Lands presented at the I.§c Court, respecting the disposal of be place or office of one of the filer Common Pleaders of the City, sod . after some debate, it was resolved, that the name should be in the gift of the Court, and the first Court. after the recess was fised . for the time of electiOn. A Petition„ was presented from George BoWser t praying to he discharged from his nomiriatian Of ! Sheriff, being a Dissenter, which, being . read wail complied withi and he discharged .on payinutime usaal fees. A Report respecting the office of Rensenthrencer, wes presented and lead, and the consideration . a 4. loomed. and •rdered to be printed, end sent to the farm Member' of this Court. Mr. MiChael Gibbs, of the Wald of Ws!brook, was appointed opts the Conimittee for General Pur.• poses, in the room of Mr. Ross; &mood. Upon a !Wort from the Committee for General Purposes, the Coen of. 4,ldortnett were requested to give directions for the Orders and •gelatious for the admission of the Livers into Guildhall, not. Com.. mott 11111 der, to be striitly aartied into esecutiou. • REPORT os rls USURY LAM, ---- The Select • Committee appointed to consider of the effects of ihe I.a.ws- which. regoiste•or reatrain the Interest of Mone y. and to te l yort their Oplainn , . - s thereupon to the llouge ; And Who were empower ed to repott the minores . Vorthe evidence liken .. . before them; have; pursuatis-to the order we the House, eaunsined this matters referred to them, and have agreed upon the following Resolutions e— l: Resolved. That it is the' Opinion of this Committee. that the laws regulatiug or restraining the rate of interest have been• extensively evaded. a nd have failed of the effect of imp osin g a miximens on such l ai r; owl That' of late years. front the coa stwise excess of the asnr c hri nor of interest above the rate limited by loci. they have added to the expence incurred by burrowers oil real security. owl chat soch-borrovriers have• been compelled to resort to the mode of grasuing annuities on lives—a mode a bicb bas been trade a cover for obta.oing hi t her interest *has the rote !ignited. by ionised has reedier subjected the borroa e. to to enormous charges, or forced them to make very Oisadvao-1 Weenies pales of their estate,. I. Resolved. Thai it is the !tension of this Committee. that the construction at ouch laws. as applicable to the erssussietions of commerce as at -present carried-sop, have berm :wended a ins mach uncerusiaty as to the leg:they (*many onsitsaceionsot Ire. q uest occurreore, nod' in le queenly been productive of mach embarnsumeat and Ihiwition. • • • • . • 3. Resolved, That it is the opinion of this Connaittee..that she present period. • *ben rheirtnrket rate. Of ism-rest is aelow tie I rat... afar* an uppowitaity peculiarly proper fur the c test re ofthem u r . taus. ay ulB Is. On Sstartlay'nighr, a . tisortetity of 'straw, hitskets, &c. were set fire'..its in the centre of Covent.garden market, and an alarm Mill er.l4 o d, tell' ' the wooden booths ;tumid. become the pcej . of the dames, bat .a number of constables were, from Ltow,streer . .. . . . otSeo, who eatinguithed • it it time to prevess mis. t chief. It a ppeared that a martet-atoman; Sinakint i a pipe of. tobaeoo, Isfd-altaiiiestitty siet•iiitioritneiji.. Me materials .meld Me la a blase. ili fu O • • • cl I , T 1 .1 ‘ll ' O l 1 19 1 I AR 1 4t • 1 1 , T . i•ts . '. '' P • E . ._. i AS RE t s TU ' RNED. i•PP . irm it '."liiininitOtiiiit---kiffeiktiogi:chi, 4 ikyt it o,4, a i Li . Aassrunseeeo—starrof iiiltaiit. , • • •t: 4r**. ; • ; cilkfat tesaont4444eregiffiltisAd Lard.Arilswifililt •= , tA FAT!! (I:n.) I•Arl n / 4a ork &Sir Ktrahagiffrpille. •Xigjp tore (Cie.). haw.' C oriel Hiner. , ___, • • . 114auraysee G . Co nts—Sir T. teerelizad IWithl•riee. koniggiti4 . 7 .o,lwiral,* in. Wirobrt. . V i rrwoomiro - Lord Lowdrer Ned the doe. 141. Weibel o rtßuiw ica.eir ( ', ' Edson/Mope. ~. 7• . ' 1...4 A iltassilinn ..., .~_ I,l4lll4PitftetitVitt I •'• •• ;*•-, • ••-i. • 2 . 1 .. 4 .1.405:1s ; rolema-s i . icr. 10 ;1:, Aele.llollleleae.ll.-o•The tithwesettiltela,itedreentletitediilitsteataitilieb.. Serie, the.greatfet. part ..of this lithe the Ltwiieliate l l .seerr* rooming ashoadt of Mo. Breelhais, ttletl .dose ef , the Poll for -the united arw' est, Ilk for tile. beetles, . the eelibesigagod e .-t idea...-'ter tent Lighter' • Vise • • • r .c.!shotet Learthel• a; lag . r ter. litamgham . AO. 4 y : . /et utiliser before OW etspett-eras declared, k Mee' whicit.side the advantage lay," and , fee , whet Ceedidetealleal Victory teat anticipated, by the! steeitlectosse and triemphaist parade of the yolks." Part", Jibe assembled roved 16.'41111d00r its , greet (*ve v a* soon se ihe • books:: wee* ceaed, sa-- oh* wren -than their Airiest' ansheation. thseaglethe ranks- et the. biers; C - . thefacrenif their wppeitistet ,aielaes and stoodard.beeren nerve L"'" seemi stele of bettereonditien4 why' Ottlieval Officer, end ohs% Who . /4Pegild a monttlailbin employmentOlian dreuannajor orfeg deafen ter.* filett i inoeering rabbi s . Ta4ughdetlegithetlhola ogentest t hers' have opyeermedve•eyaspiese felt tielinsce; .frets tbegunend trerbeatesee g*lttlite Reepievergi from , o; , •of. penitisystetektit intdcbit ref neerlitating tht444§4lbA bite party; iihoseinidtdas Dseii .41% of suCceie, that a cissitnece ritiponetitd !rein ) 1 1 64 Sheriff hid arelifixt kw, Pou t.*. ' f wriuts False JArerartr, fitillieldno, Jaw twat, looked epee the rote 4 . 4..iiteleti, tifytng, bat reminchid kin friends .11se11y closed, and that be etitUcial need sapper!. Every day's voting beak confidence of fuel success'•;• that his cendoct had beenwit . penititess.• Their moderation and, s oggiest es their seal in his nesse, - _ hoped ' to-morn/Ai weeld lead them to the. Roll,. and fermi hate the contest. He requested the yellows to coo tinge os theithidbeigen-4to give Idea kslrong peni s a long poll, and a pull altogetiser : —(Applause.) . Col. Lovrritin made tweedy a similar a4dress. Mr. Mint/oft/km then atept forward amid shortie,. epplasse from his own side, and an almost overbear.. in; clamour from hk-opponettia. This clamour visa tinned during the whole of his speech, and prerente d d him from being distinctly heard by any escept those .in hi. immediate to hear Jabot that person in front of tho liseeissee hall lb is who led in these intolevable nnises‘w From whit( had seen tonlay, be knew him to be so, slicer feet BOw.street; who had come down tp heed else blod. 'ketinaisign.o-( Inentense holding and ebilation.)-11. they mooed show Mr.'Wlfirton'ets speak, he•woold itrit, distal. what had -*desired -to .ro-day.• from A 11(elleis of ; that. description.—(Ghat clomour.)— Mseroar Afki not _arias from people who had e. &it io hie here. • ii. appealed kis the, Freepoidets mind. not. to .forrtign • hioa bledgeon.tnen.— (Great cifinoont.)--I.lt . covld *ilk shoot NJ; county without e s bntlyieet4 emit. Osid. of 'inch. perions; he felt wore in the herd, ter ilor People, and left his athertaltes to be seam in tlie.healts,•of their bludgeon.mert.--(Great tiamciat.t knew that welly among even those persons were his friends et heart, if they dui* but declare theessetatii.i The *ieicess he had met, with, convinced him, that the`'mijority of the Independent men were in his feyner • for, hi spite of the attempts of his oftitonenta to brib e' the Freeholdesq in spite of thilieefftirislit intimide. lion, and their *how of violence, to spite of the'quib• tiling of their lawyer!,. in spite of all the Wicks, - a rti. Geer, and menaces which they had implored - , he had polled 900 votes.—(Great howling and cinmour.)- Tbirefore be could say that he had nearly gained the 1 victory, that he must ultimately Secteed la the corn/ test f - and that the day was not far distant, whew, to spite of the long per . ses and. hired sgents of then idversaries,• his friends would signally beat theta; a'utt "conquer the indepen_dence„ of their coutity..;. 4Jiiie• thing had been proved to demonstration--' that- the strength and • the feeling oat in his favour • amt • • he here . 0410 . himself before his eriends. anti advents fitly. stetter; while life remained, to desert the caw* of its ;ode: . Peedence.—( Great c lonoor.) 7 , :rher ,rhort-pightert men., who were ititosiciiird with temporary sucemc . , lamagitted that the struggle 'ha dote at an )4441; whereas it :was jest begons ,••• Wher'' .. -Partionseet oaf again dissolved, they omit meet tbe••Frillostr-of • tot dependence on them. ler? • Illostinga, ,as tiolti•ther miist • fight the battle over again ; they. lON gain another victory, andittill they would net be finafiy . beaten ; he himself istiOttr be'svititraw'm from the comes*, .but still Ike datues most prosper ; , •frtri he • entail have kindletf a flume that, meat horst fress i ltis , 'ashes to consume their oppressors, and light the, ?o trieMph. To conselhiste and increase the ilteagtis ..ritich he now saw en his 'hie; the einstample raneements were made ; and on leaving the liostities, he would request his friends to accompany. him. to Castle yard, that they might, heir_ the details' Of., • plan . Prepared fur l u ganiziot and directing their to. - tore esettions: He held that plan its Ins hen - a' • —lt had - met with the approbation of At distinguished friends who were now by his side rand ipso* man who vetoed his r i g hts, pr held the lodependeace of the county dear, must becomes party tit .-tiGreai ChilMoll ' r and confusion. )—Thostmsons who created that interruption bad newer 'shown their colours till now. It wis the 'nature or some animal , to coma soot of their holes after a shower of rain some • never appeared but in fair weather.. Of the former dal% were the toads ; and from the croaking of the animals now before him, he imagined they might be long to that species, 'or that, being trisdleters, they wished to resemble the food-they fed on.' Ile bed no -doubt they 'came from I.onclon, where - shill oftecies of animal sboonded.---(Grcat irderroplioL)--Ate pen. 011Sfd iQ petaevare to the end, anti *sew to death hi the =IASI of their independence, theighbis only ob ject now, for keeping the Poll lorigoropen, would be to .uskbls his friends to tender their mangos, and record - their opinions. He requested Weir . attaliii. . Me e k lit the ‘astie;yerd, Ashere he.woista• c olon his "pig. to their Were opersiieus, and-address le them 1 0 * 5 ;4 4 .; ; , :-.„- : -.F.-- , --,7,;- - : -.--....:,, i ts -, •,. ei *Neil& eefalegleithil'tritOteseet oret.e#l 7 ;tat noise eligielitreptieoool dirsegie_ I t balk; iittd beta* the ilaithtierhe last idtd tire °ell e Ink bad bad t tomtit • 4eits tiniteetti•to . ofreoli -.. trfibetal 114tibis . a tul.ebiltlittised asiadsasie Hi . ~I would bate Wiese& to tarry I poillYty CleilOplf . . I to seem% to tricks to ritierpowes id idtersity. Tsi , , be 'pentad, *obi, heel theit betei'io a theit'llVe M. Camila& was a high Itonoecto be defeated . by hIM . MS so disgrace; fie Wes a. mak *be took' de Unite : adetatege of hie optioeette; *he' ettittlittliti ; the cone , test Nifty and hoeteorebiy3 end *he added to hit triumph the praise , that it was Sfantl itedif i ld boss!" .: Opposed dosing *beg coot& to this dhtiiititlitiii I 1 a Jo:licit - 0 arttiir —a men of ch. •grestesf tow _ ids , toogiliehed snind..of the daidisoo sligry.feelfneitki7; dosed; no - for AtiliPlitst ,as . : 6 14 •_, r 4.*Si 4 , * a • •' 1 *OW iii the ltrirts. _.-., ........ inding'in it :pledeaSeers, .they had left him with 9tio voteit4l Ale! , Aril, mid 150 mere Which their - lawyers 'bad Itt":" r 'tietspted to tieibble sway, "bet which wave Oat' yews, and . wohld aptniar is his favour es ibli limit '- testiest—a tnitest ildeb, he would tweet Illedifili them, le Would, on the 'Seat 'dissolelloas et iiiirtios. meal, rebel. "If the - Levithrs thought t •d •' finelly belleisSim, 'aid that they were Mis r., - . . they Sets wnfelly mistaken; bet be cooldk since himself that they were so senseless as' Itienteess tail.. thil'ideb.. They *dell,' no dOsbi, en the seat ' 'Recipe', tnalke w shrew -WI allowigg the freeteliMers some choice, by putting up soother Caodiesti with ' into lioatharl - bat if any aura is an propieed, bee .lievemot - that he stands on independent interest, mild *Niry Brougharn, till -t tells yob tinder my hut and seal that i bass retired, end tinst your issOoperdiente will be-safe by -sappotting - Mtn. - He once* story shankedshirfriends for the ell with wltich ihe'y bad supported hi*, sad. (eV their order and Food con !duet dating4stbe contest; sett.lbe once Sante nerntatt Ohs wog - rem, that I Ireaglilt4 iiiteo - ciiiiired. Mem• ben to•morraw, the struggle hiss not elated, their ' success- was not accent andtitel, till the indepen• dente of .the county was fishily vindicated, ..every .new ElectilaOast bea new contest. ilifter..thli address, which was delivered-mid in. ',.cessant tattooer, Mr... Brougham -left the •Ilestines, " and .retired, atthe head of the, Freeholders:4o4s in. i ter,est, to.t he Cattle-yatd, to take lea ve "of then* end to • espial, tie plait of an associatioe which hil had drawn out, to ,consolidate their attempts,- owl lu cre.", their nuMbers against * felon contest. A greet body of Freeholders attended, aod.oeettpiad the space hot wenn the itodarnApaettorota 014146. old • tone? of the cattle. The high walls overtneking the court were, lined with. people • in Moe ribanids; and the blue 4411 were plants:Vim the top -of llt. lower. . . During the absence of.Mr: Breathes', for aretteit. say, refreshment ,-a shell- posse roused, shirk aim .. - 1 filled up by an a ddress from Mr.Wysenen,-thetion. i item... who proposed him. He toM the Meeting tkit hvit ',. . 1 came forward. to say a few wool*, -Pat to gamine'. 4 'l, ! • ' them that .Mr. Brougham's .fri , nds had aotio ionic `• ' tarn', :film their, temporary defeat, As • thee hippo. 44 :penis imegissed,; endto.tell them that th•r kg . diikpill. tr prepared which Would make their -adversaries os s i s po ; 74 sq.. faces eery .iison. ~They . bad all hoard of the ~ .tone ester r , salso rievouted • ?stenos • they -bed all 1 Itelvd:.t.f the ftse•ester,• who derop;rd dame.;- they b:4 all heard of,tbe.penAnifieater, who avrelhierml e, pi,soltrii•ei till they.itilled hirer they •Isad ell beard of ' op, eistileaarsi w hick; digested - ,leon ; bet if, the 's,, l ow thers could swallow the pills %thigh Nlrtias Pm- b..t ,itiord•ffit OM, the, world here a • Wier ittiallow, .' and stronger . powera.wf di/patina, they Adam:Am stnite.eiter : the firteuter t . the r mikolfe-eater.,.. or ,-.. Alo & • •-•--- di! CaiginlislrV: ''' 4.... . 16 : .. 4 ' . • . s. Mr. 13aotrotlAst toiwarri and addressed his friends in alififilliyisailve; powerful, end ani• ' mated speech, of mishit 'We regret that we au only girds short outline. Thortwelt of this dey's contest (he told them), ik the trlomph of their oppoomils, ...' had filled different yerattal With opposite feelitip*— ". 'Good Mon t Who law is the slat e of the Aill he .1 , came of itia . ependmicedatested , and the itssrpelinet of their :rights 'terminated, moureell'over. it. ; . Wicked Men taw iii it the disunion of the county prolouisel, iod prettied the itelignity. of their natete.stith a long prospect of straggle and disturbance.... The opi nions of corruption shouted at the temporary &Hese, al a respite Oren to that system by Which they were upheld, Ind in which ,they rioted and fattened f -i- Wise men' line aim the resell in its proper light, a• a great lgow erne to opprratina, sod as the Coteaue at certain tictoiri.. which_ nothing . bet impradeaco could frustrate, and slick firmness and perherpta t ice . . Inoue ultimately nicer& - 01,this all 'must be per suaded, when they considered that they haidOno in this cnntest, that the real indepsndence Of the wittier had triumphed, and that they ha&pelied down the ...r.. domination of its; Lowther,. Theseitet• tirge,..e 4l , % int*llects, who, loatead of-10010$ 44 , 4beitt,ekke et ...,, • aatete,,sarered.theipsolaos .to be carailakaw4y hr % . the 'scent, and Ihneliten • • alight .delitnetl;..hat mod ' of hisripei regard in Niel t...l 4o f e izi iv Imilf t -, lk irs if ititoees, iltey leattied t erect t ielves,fn t . ,,.. 1 • - 1 -wirildincs is tbr tstas : they soketkorlyMsnkry I it , newer Ili . /^e% „, m i n n e d ~ no. rissoa fee . idiiiiilbtat eafri ..; t Cloilid, Si 141114 1• v e i - z.... ala z „tag is *. y witesi:mosod . inslifte.APP 4 akillit , '—' r ki:giaeti o s, ...tiary parted:lk tli e n 'wish ' 114 1 , ti ..i.,..k. k ."l4lll Z s i t i t ailititlat tawkirefol ionstethlatinor en the'satmer in ' — i__:' glitch is hoil . been cealletted , w-(Orelle ditliker.)-i :14'4 Al' "O wli si r . cosiiiiig woe setreendetkfletei vilsOilioomd o• we • doers 6044' ot. i d iom feetinvi . isatorti ha . 0 . , a 0 oil i M lit " idilibi. ih ik ev# • '" rte a -0. u•vrpso; towtobt4likleit .. a- rtoboothoefiicur- j jigrau nu t on i el t ik.i c alwaorggejlist WA • ' ' 4 "1"461. laud PI in 4k ay w ou ld lOor diodoisod • bee weepolii ' '4; k " l "" "wi t tr: r .to dm* is big obsetevisleesOest). lids' indeed' Il ia riPoso_ 4 . 14 Apt time SWAM hatievee wet Necilotiii Ci I . , 4esisiA . . . • I loasse vto tea • - - endeavossing okeverpoMeelly niii4 ( ll --.. isetkin thiCellut!‘, Ir . no m g he begessioreo4iimpoil , b, 11 0 0° 11 , 6 0; t geeliik k 1 .1 :4 14 ,,, L Ai bililipasiiii4ariplirt ii.#00114411 1 001 0 04 . t well y* o b i, _l l l n- &• 'M t sad ail holiit4ofiolleirt4 WO aillbege.# l'o 4 • '!'l l '" k" ' r" "" ivolthielll got lad of biolfrloOdefeitf ' nri 111 " PirnV_ l . 4 * '4ogleacs otspe*netity,itielle 'llloo' ' . ).{!Berl mb• rya, Ini-estedptticityar Itindneti' dbeMliUSliit . :7: 0- 4, ' - ` leaving the Hastings be Ovid divot ii fpsMmuAlt 1 1 . 4414 4 derse . 'Ir• Amitukir ii) Mr. tN'enititiiiio e UtiM b* Wit grslf iittfrimPlimi' Hy skill's eioditei ; lio an optiolooklio would inikinb Log estrostili gis-• . s teirdeiteritiitte of reaped tro'llte lattethlgis. It' i is shot it Ws* not was not their fault if his friends seri 'not tiathlfl . % otlial""bwit.44•o Nigh teiehrfek: Tier bed olloitiiliii•44l44t . att ill inspired hinrwitii Itierbealing :Insolence ; they MI emplityed verjr . and Antavietent lams means let - hititnidation and *Alice i they' hid 'evoi. • at IlavdtedlE* 4 P• • edited to bledgeommten tweietiiite his friend s , Ind __; tl :fotitPAtifscirwile - Soden Of t'teir agents but even' attempted to litseft7: 0, which Atti hoped chow in the Streets. Yet, notillltsteeiding' ell thelto;', 44 1 • • 4 1 '1 .1 S I OA ' 1 \ ,~ I f If - I • I~ .i ~~ >}~. IC , h