The Statesman. — London, England, 1820-03-13 00:00:00

• . . • IN .1. • 4 : • . % . 1 j e • e s • . 1 / 4 • vir: .. . :‘,4ti „ [ -• . • " i f ) , . *** • * Oil ) 91 — s LON DON, MON AY, M4liCit"l3, 1820. . I N o 3. " The emote for *OA hA.VPDRN in: the Field, and SIDNEY died on the Scaffold!" P RICE S ETEN P ENCE. . 4•;c: dr ff' k; fJ~i t on, cl.EittiY.aso FREEHOLDERS 'or int ct)UNTI* 4.. r BF:ORM:). g,-.n , . 41 .••• n',.l,r the Deenro:on which 1 had ~, ' on. no one will hate been r , . • nn I ;Ts .nn !le-s reports which spre'sd. toot I deellne4 the •, .••• :• 1... !:te M . • ••.;;ik pr ;.ter.-. I have .. • . t tit inv eirvaqs hiq been ...1 I hid 1 •ull rod to nn'ielpite end hot • • it. give M.' 1 . 11:1"I Of s . • h:11 ovv-..4; • L:r•!;!ntle fur . . TO THE WORTHY AND INDEPENDENT LIVERY OF LONDON. GENTLEMEN, YOUR independent and spirited exert:no this day made in my favour, have. if roisible, increased I paper-ntaker- r Aped 41, J. Atherton, Lit erpool, ho.ier— April R. I). Orlfitilts, Cauterbu t. , draper— April 4..1. Remy, Exeter. rarpeater—April 4. 0. and T. Wood, Olds% inford. Worcester, tirade *Rol phovel-makers. CF.RTIFICATER—Aran. I. J. R. tarrer, I.lverpool, merchant--J. Wigan. Lamb street, tipitattielde. potatee-merchant—T. Conlin!. Drury lane. wearer —W. Worrall. Liverpool, merchant—J. and W. Gally—C. Willis, Cneltenhant, builder—T. D. st. U. swills, Hodgeridthe.cork-manufacturer—.M. Thu. Ashluane. Dean - ladre. ilnalisier—W. Vt est. Yes erslittuo. Kent. carpeoler—C,. icalnßeli. Stockport. cutton-vinnre—J. ;Indust, Mane :icsteri, is-kaept r--J. Potter, Ashl*ntrne. Derbyshire, dealer. PARTNERSHIPS DIIsSOLVED. it. and T. Wrathetald and J. Perusal, Whitby, YOrk hire, iinn-dres,er,—W. and W. R. Emden. ('ores-gnat', r 1 Mier Ttinnie.-nirret. lightermen—W. Railey, P. Yarn:nod. and T. P. ttt reit. R.dherhitlie. ship-breakers—J. Judson. Ilanchester. and J. Jackson. Patriemfl. Lancashire. black i . ad pencit-nin tett faciu ren—W. asd R. "'Arhus. /diddles felt. lte.thire, letter- press printers—J. Schofield. J. blamer. J. Paley. and T. MllllOO, ()saber-hall. Yorkshire. coal nlers—R. Warren, J. Leese, T. and R. IliUltagiod. Mae . _ _ _ __ ir he had been the . orkatt of their twice upon very many-. most important occasions, it wits of conse9nence that they should he able to support, above all flougs, tier own independence, and to resist every attack which issighf• he snide upon it.—(Applause.)—Standin • n &re he `lid, and seeing the perso ns w h o cant, up To tha-e hustings to poll, he had witnessed with a great deato* . sorrow the degradation of mind, as he might alnlos_Veisti it, that could ttottice tome of them to vote in direct oppeir . stilton to the 4 known . ptinciples nit( former contltirl.-- (Hear !):—These . into hatl'supported hint irt the last He. - tint% he hadseen reiupling hi miaow with those who *et-. his must avowed opponeti6 at this. More than wirei thousand votes Veinatned vet to he polled ; and cotunilei - log all things, it must to; looket upon art a ratter ~1* astonishment tient, be*. Satnrdll, wao P e l t a men of independent eers ;dwells bite nutrient a p to . hustings, and ena„bled him in *Pities that tidinbet WWII. he stood at on the poll. He had the tioniitttf.l% itnifii - deuce is the issue of th e contest; if theisibi ,t : but V....ce . the:C eihty.—(Lotid and continued •t spplenest)-1 , --Vhei' vikao . 4- their own indeperitleitrs and Wished to eat in 961;ilitr it 7 with their former conduct •if they were 4104 sof top porting that individital u'll ' othml mite fortii . Yetr.the:•;, many un any occasiors, to resist a ll attacks fed made upon their ri g ht an d property ;if thstl.,p di-posed, sail felt 04 tp Ile tme own cal: 00111 venture to say that Mvii.,sul*ellt Wasegrtalet.;s; .tipp 1N!.4 kti —He would only Wow eiliort th ew to gnaw, vetniat. their best exertions ationg their friend., mid t r4r, in their ar i .earance at flee iroll ttfi Mi)p4lll7 ne ,4: i tx, had it yet in their poier to cote Itt taettlest,.,. iteti ing elf attempts which mi . sir Ohre to illaege irse.% to vote foipersons :whose rep .! 'they ienroirestrat,•. t 04,1 whose principles were at dir tarbeice with . •ilfec i r • -. i A lte own; it rested with 'them to five Walk AftiTisgok •-- freely, hOnotirably,_ and indepcieltrullly, -iii . ."4 talker- ' . `r' -, ner the most conducive to their ulton4e stworsi;v l „:. . A' Ile etiolated them itt4 to paralyse theirArotits;:-..,.s ~ .1 to the candidate whom they mitilit retttint, their tit'y security for his boner cetrdtsCt mast be.detlictitt field to. former getions; for it Orsidiaibe most npitsiiilhy of 14.-. Livery of London to retort' f man to. Parttime:4 vpro mere speculation, and without knoWing any thingolho• : t ...- • - 4. . . him. Ile worthy . Mtleritiam,provwded to say, that part .:. conduct would he the.beo u n of forming a Itodgmest .• .; g upon the merits of those ativersariCs, in the interest of his opponents,,,who heti made Celery attempt, every ins'- • dious attempt, to attack . Itiotprirately—to wont 4 oat • f only his public but his pritate charatter. He dared t‘ c theAto stand up now, anti publicly avast' •titent. .Hr dew them to prove—he caned npon that loan *0 a ...... . . . pear, who would say, that in any traniaetio4l Jul ever had with him (Mr. IVaithman) during, dui* six years he had been a tradesman of the ek• IL . e`v.r.s. be load ever occasion to complain f ivy t unth"ei 4 1 dishonourable, or unbecoming—a any. thin . .. tvli.. b. 4 il l ought to shame an honest man. Th . attarla erten the -or surest indication, that, finding his ttabna ounekiet V. ai" ion assailable—that they could not r env his' ItaAng 1.- posed the 'lncome Tax, withstood the.' Ckegy MK w•!ii resisted a number of other oppressive incaseteeuersT • e enemies had been reduled to the nee ity elk Itt'veki NI •stt 0..1.-avottri. g t.. Aunt:a won to prim eteora •-t ter.—(t beerr.)—llley had resole that thoi wri':*!l opeu their purses—(l he irs) — one . they lord tr tis :.. Ciinsiderinc myself bat as an humble instrument. in sour hands..of that I 'ause to which yowl rnred your attach- Meta. II entertain no dint' that the (drew. seiner of ibi being endsattered still ho a sut,•lent somata, t t 'rouse you to no:kit% in its support. Lot hut the friends of Itl•••ty and indoprnilanee rally and upon the glorii•'is n 'vintners will ettrmi sue.- cries, the apparent ditti-illido4 of mar siluatioa wtlt vahsish. and undue influence afa receive Its overthrow, iu the City of London 1 have the honour be, Gentlemen. Your much obliged and faithhil senate. JOHN THOMAS THOttP. ".ion 1 :14', • ••••11 I ••mourt..l by the ‘,•••• • • , • 1 the l'oettt%, en.l to entrt•ut their .e of r••-tion. m. 1 - ri't•fol ! taith7.ll • ~rvant. • . 7' , ISt°. Fit.l\llS PV 11. vo..cousTv OF T!!MF0411 ETAN - 1".0N. Pry: comlrrrur. meet I)ailv at Nn. fwt:111 t PTON-STIZ EET. I: LooNigHt: ay. ; : .„...k . eoeut:vnica:l4rat re:Mite to *is Eieetiou will be ' 4 ,1 1 41% reTtien • en Wel ,4 ov4ty - . Gal!Ann. March I I. 1,01. CLOSE OF TOE FIFTH DAI"S POLL. The rp - - - 1113 Wnnd - - - - -.2r1 vogs * Lord Mayor - )/Miki Wnittnnao - - •03 . turtle - - - - itttil Witsitc„- Th .... n . leiffintir arZi . nos:Ft;kspac..! F 9( Mates. and attar anti, Vote is meet earresily e ed. 44 The Fitannittee meet daily at the Mlne's tired, Position wilt", any conmanicatlool old be most gratetally received. toter taetian-rnattufeelneen:-.0114 end Q. (trove, *atilt*. e.F; i tilor:estiters—R. Rhodes. W. Ilortley, E. Etrretke, ine aR. Clarke. Idle. Yorkshire, atom -detrers--J. Smi th , P. 4C. Kigi,lle,ingttell-street. elotbiers—T. fkutn.J. Mince. WeAtetille Ileinpateed, roach-masters—O. and T. Tun p 511%.,1410te, Statiordeldre. grocers—ll. Flatter, Lrells. and J. Woolley, 1144.1 1 teek. York.loire. eoutstaplers—J. Htenteten Wad U. Ilailts. Bury Ht. Edmunds. grurerA—T. mid T. lilt hags. jun.. Cheltenham. vmetr-ogents--11. end R. I). Fidud. Landon. brokers—J. Lie) and J. Woudward, West Raul. Lowe, ale-bree ors. - . ti— -- -- - I . tNii;) nod Co., Corttrnetors Plr the I)rt.ent L•I7WV, 1 , %Yr ElVltlii Fe , ITV T:l , •'. • % ND eti•NDS .. ,01r ,,s,st jito‘ l• v to die Piirc- , firretof.tre allowed by .rolocet k th , Lottery. By V.. 14 arrnri!err•nt tbt l are tior eie,,,w. t•. frro 40 tic• iNtldic oiVi like..itell. %loot:. ..• ...Pi. a 40opi fir czece V.A..; !'w• rin oni t•f Crir..c in • tomer I.lttory •••:. 1 ) the like totn•ti• of Tie Let.. and el.'4••••--s MI f trITA!.. including ..; ! • FOLA, l's ;zes k.r iin.nor) __ - _.. _ _ REFORM TN P.‘RLJAMENT. - Third Da)'s Pull, 31arrii 11. Ifl2o. TRI•' D ty. TOT %L. Burdett Laub 290 (07 EILECCOIIq OF WESTNIINATER, retnrn int( ITURDF.TT an 1 it0:11110CAli. anal. litro - ^: w ill have taro ativeruom in the House ofVomntoos id :atr o scat. IteprEartitaii tea. dote for Rt UDR IT and littanot at:. aniNny. and 11111"341 the arretrance of the man. %lot. ittreatcd with Cm character of your ftcpresentathe. had etc Waal) to muck and sneer at aunt anxiety for Reform. . . AVERAGE PRICES OF CORN IN ENGLAND AND SPALES. From t h e Mclnnis recelve.l in the week ending. March 4. Is o.—n heat, MM. Al.—Rye, $Js. 41.—Barley. 345. ad. —Oats. *34. SE—Heins, 41s. I Id.—Peas, 4;is. W.—Oat meal. W.. 10d. The Average Price of Brown or Nlnscovado Sugar. corn patcil from the Returns made la Ina %Wiwi' ending Nlarcli ty Is 43t. sd. per cwt. CVO; . Pr; e' r lig.ll ll l Tll , O , 8 per Cent. *VW tritS peeel!Jr!y 11411V1 ly-onr , in the Kr•herne. trii-Jjeat 11111&!' RN( Li Aver or :" Ott.% fit lit• or vis by whi.lll Kart %ND s 7) Morey. in of ill be listrihuirl en the I tttr of h. w Pt.....hitinary nrvalufr: RUA Haas 2.000 Prize, weir u::1 bare, in t• initinn to the SOL the Owner of Capilli% lid 0. iwr PriA... in t'ne tidtelli:. in the :same c riwe• hart a. 4 alr..111) (int% V. Prize.. Ty r iioN aael Shares, are wiling by II 17..1RD and Co. Con ,miners. Ray,' Ecale.tnee Gate; till, eurn:t;ii : and t? ON pr,;-,Ye- Amer , t t allow-street. tiovlon: and by a - . 1 41nr.t.toita ih tho r-ntstry. wbo Attired and sold. In the yore; ;4st 7.3:11 and 8,1186, Prise., of 4t ,UOO/. alliourt iv a etwenit Lottery. ILL THE PitlLl ri OF .130.w.r.!: I . Dy voar Tote. criert the man, who, to pie onrport from a foss NlinlAteriali , o-4. sies.eetirte-t to advocate. in private roe %fit% AltllialßY MINION. UF'sT in the peracma )our Dt., fouler. in utter conts-ept oftllo Constitatios, and die sacred right of rea.vt. DT Continue to 'hew by your vetch the just iodipopliou yclu feel at the man who. cosier los ow, 1 , / %ND. idiots th e t 7.eas of Westminster u Li! t:se drgmtli• g appellation of are ou Eft CLAXSES. CITE ELECTIO.V. • iThis contest WM! remstneel Festerlay without the slight ,* ahatestient of the arslour displaced on Friday. In fact, it appeared that new life had been girees to the friends oi the resp..etire candidates., who evinced the irreatto , t anciety to procure votes. In the course of the I:snorning several ludicrons scenes took plate, particularly on the spot where the persons who distribute the cards were placed. •. -Sir William l'artis's blue flag wa4 removed fr the left fe the right hand side of the yard. and the -- - placards of his idilition to the Isdisptayett in Eleelion and a block ficure, " Pray assist a at its side, en .k .If rtils iter post, with the bottom the a White Mao roviderahl, 'wind that dts eht tress trif " 2- •411110 ..- • intla nithauct piss grati taring that he is abilities', for ' the unblie at c.mtinste yecr me?tloas vt,m o cy 1 4 com plet e , and rentembOr that tlw•e litho ttot:tett dray aAat.t , do It duably. By ortter,t the tototafttre. • a hearing awl 111 - 1.101 r! Iltikshorat. W. .iemlay, sad Friday IHornlngs. at R. This enaeh Is chick intended for tIMI amnsaannintion of families, insslids, Re. who dawn eadergo the fatigue of sack a dimenre in one day. hisribnromth.lnsvires, and Itrighton Light Post-coach. throng% Reigate and Cuek field. every Monitor,' nt A. theltritiotet Post-coach. to earn, only bite insltlP. through Henley air! Oxford, every Morning at a ttogrter berdre O. l'hiehet:er. Patens, and Petworth Post/row:h. Monday. Wednesday, and Friday Mornings. at a quitrter before 7. Diner Rini Canterbury- Light Post-conch. Monday, Tues. day. Thursday. Friday, and Sunday Mornings, at 7. Ondahning and Ouildford Telegraph Coach. through Ash stead. Epsom. Lentherhead, de. Tuesday, Thursday, and Satbrilly Mornings, at 9. Littlehaniptoo,Anridel, and Petworth Coach. Tuesday, Thurs.:ly, soil Saturday Mornings, at a quarter before 7. except Sunda). • Kendal. Lancaster. Preston. Kirby. Lansdale, Dolton. rituery. Ornritirk, and GarNtang. Post Conears, every after anon et Five 0*. , 1 , .rk.---Guarded. U , .deiniine tend tiiiiitiford Telegraph Coach. .through Kinroon. obliam. and Ripley, on Mon.lay, Wed ite..tsy. and Frielny Mornings, at U, And every Sunday Morning at 7 precisely, and returns to London the saute Caslisle. Penrith. and Whitehat en. Post Come'', goes with Four licerr.r% and n Omni all the way. Passet ,Appleht. tiretahridge, Richmond. Catterlek. nO• 4 liregithrid i re, Weilterlov, Aberfonl, Doncaster. anti Gran ' VIM nearest sat by IS miles). arts out suety wonting. rr`ore.t the journey with the greatest Aeilits. Pawn gns detrioed on the road. by business or pleasure. hate the r tow of their seats being grimed In the next. Outer,' Light Post-conch, through 'leaky, &c. et ery Morning at half pat 7. Goda.nting and Uuildfoni new Coach. through Morrow, ""evidon. floaiuley. Reughatn, Lentherhead; and Epson'. 'et u - yA.terniwit at S. except Sunday. 3 .lridgeriorth and IS nisal Post Coach every F.vening. MsPeate. Itamsgste. Deal, tiandwieh. and Bronvistairr 1 1! . e ) t Post-coach, Monday, Tuesday. Thursday, Friday. . Snw.tay Mornings. at 7. NORTHERN COANIER. • bit. Newcastle. aid Edinburgh Coaches, and to all Petal* the North, every 'Morning, at a quarter past S. "Iliktr).:Otter. l.nneaster, Kendal, Rochdale. Huddersfield. 14116dford. allifa , Rotherham, and Sheffield, • e'r!'es, daisy. t' %RRIERS. ii Twk-kcnhare. Brentford. and Isieworth, every Mon dayi Welt:pada% . Fl Ida), and Saturday. EAMES and Co.. Proprietors. I • Pareigs and Packages are safely aid expeditiously con- Imp* ream this Inn to evory City, Town, Village, and •nrry Seat in the fo.lowing Counties. viz.:—Berks. Rocks, 4 \writail. Devon. Dorse:, Hants, Hereford, Oloncester. Kent; Ovf,rd, Wreerset, :Trey, Sasses.lVits, Wort-ester, gib* Wa.rs. ail parts of the Isle of Wield. Jersey. Overt" '''!• rad ad parts of France ; and to all Parts of the North Take c•d ice. t tat tto package. containing glass, chin!. I nn** plate. C31:1. COP- Rank notes, however small the I va.oc, will, he accounted for. if lost or damaged; nor an Y " 11 0 - * pa-td passenger's luggage. of more than M. vahte. stale vi sie-ellicti as such when delivered at the Dike and !..e t i ,r ace•.•rjtnek tits; Cat-Chaises, sk,.. at the shortest notice. Fnllstton, Mftechester. saddler, from Nl:trela 21 to Apill 16. BANKRUPTCIES SUPERNIMED. T. T. Smith. ttlaisdon-t'ress., Essex, butcher. E. R.Muuds. KeivrtioS. Essex. shopkeeper. • BANKRUPTS. W. P. Hatch. Shilvlliaut. \ orient. tanner, to surrender April I. 3, and *l. at the Norfolk lintel. Norwich. • Atior bey!, 111 . Marston and Day. Norwich; and Mr. Abbott, Rolls-_yard, Cliancen -lane. London. A. Kelly. f'olitina.4e. Pali-mall. jeweller. Niereh IS, 13„ and April 2*, at G Mr. Wart and. M ark lane. M. J. Orly. Omit/In-a:reit-road, 11areh IS. 2:5, and April 99 at Guildhall. .ttturney, Mr.Vit cash. Tot enhonse-yard. Lotlibut4. W. Martin. Great Ornivetd-yesd. Ormond-street. stable-keeper, March 14, 0, awl April V. at Guildhall. .Attorney, Mr. Vincent. Bedford-stmt, Redford-square. J. H. Hopkins, Liverpool. merchant, April 3, 7. and 42. at the George tun. Liverpool. Attoineys, Messrs. Black stock and Rupee, in ner Temple, London; and Mr. Bards well, Irerpool. 4 G. Wllbee. F.Rbtun. Kent. carpenter, lfarch 91, 23, and April ft. at Onlivlhnil, llbniva. Attorney, Mr. Pearson, Rim-court. Temple.. 0. Wilkins, Bradford* Wills. victualler. Match 91, 94, and April it it the Greyhound ten. Bath. s, Messes. Ifttlingtrin• and ID regort. • Bedford-row. 1. nylon ; and Mr. fishy. Bath. J. Dickenson. Lower Rcimonton. eptlledeaier. ?larch 01, 1 93, and April 2*. at Guildhall. kondod. Attorney, Mr. Gray, Tyson-place, Kingsland-road. J. M. Langley. Neweastle-Street, Bound. apotheenrv. March 1 es, and April Mt, at Guildhat Attorney, Ne.'l !lent. lintrrey -street, Ntra nil. H. Hay, liirh-row, Kensington Gravel-pit Guildhall. . hottriNtig- 1 house-keeper, March 14. 9S. and April Ve , Attorney, Mr. Phillips. King-street. Covent-garden. F. C. Lilley. Copthall-buildings. Little Beil-alley. Cole man-street, tailor. March IS. 25. and April VI, at Guildhall. Attorneys. Messrs. Knight and Prermso. Basinghall-street. R. Down, flridgwater. Somerset, iron-rounder. March 11. 111, and April 44, at the Angel Inn, Laniport Fabian A.*. Attorneys. Illessrs. Aid:ander and llopite, Neu-inn. Lon don : and Mr. Prankerd, Langport. T. R. Iloggstt , Bovesstie. C o rnwall. draper. April 4,5, Mid ff. at the Hotel, Fleeter. Attorneys. Messrs. Darla. sad Co., Red Lion-square, London : and Mr. Cox. lilseters J. Rogerson, ilardshaw within IA inelle, lAnesster. nue- Hoofer. April 10, 11, n• the Fleece Itin, 81. Helen's, said April 99, at the Legs of %tan and Bell TM. Prescott. At torneys. Mr. Barnes. Ht. Helen'n ; and Messrs. Clarke and Co., Chancery-lane, Ix ado°. DL D$NDe. July 18, J. West aid . 11'. J. Culliford, Great Winchester street, insarance-brokers—April B,W. Blackburn, Clty-road. Finsbury-squarfteora+lder7-Aril 1,0. Lalag.Columercial Bale-rooms, Mineinr, merchant—April 8, W. Jarman, jinn., Knightsbridge, paper-binger—April 10, W. White house and J. Hahn. Liverpool. merchants--April 11. B. flta r z, Liverpool. merchant —April 8. T. Herbert, Chierer va e o ttem-nailtehant—April S. J. king. Neati, Olsmergannhire. fronmeenger—Apro IS, W. Dickies, LIR% Bt. Ti (Mil Apostle, sner&lntr...4prly it. Mistier. Buse:. m eratant—.April S. T.-Norris. White Harr yard, Drury-lane, victualler—Ailed I, J. Badges, Dartford, •ratitnde for the :easiou to notice ,e some obstruction would be given to the electors on Monday. He assured the I.ivery„that every precaution had been taken to se rum the forblic peace, and therefore, he said, there was no reason why any persou should be deterred (rum coo ing forward to vote. Mr. Alderman Tuner shortly addressed the Livery, and expressed his determination never to depart (rim the principles on which he set out. He exhorted the lAvery . to fresh exertions, and thankeilhis friends for a hat they bail already done. Mr. Aklerman WAITIIIIAN advanced amidst general applause. He had yesterday ethorted them ineeneeiiarely to conic forward ; and although, at tife'close of this day, there appeared to have horn 7611 (viler polled than theme had been, in the same iuterval, during the last election. yet he load himself increased, on .this day's poll, 150 more than he had pulled on the fifth day of the former contest.—(Load elwee.ng.)--It was well known to them all, that Maturday was a day upon which pernots con meted with trade, end all the industrious classes of the community, were so entirely engaged, that it Was always the worst one for those cendidates who stood upon the in dependent interest; and that Monday, on the other band, bath ever been considered as thelir great day fur polling.—(theers.)--His great supporters were the }in dustrious tradesmen o:* the city of London ; he relied on them ; hemmed there as one of' their own body—offering himself to represent their interests in Parliament; and the tradespeople were those who hail elected him on a former ',erasion. It was to that class that he owed his rowel, and it Walt on that class that the issue of the pre sent roe flict moat clewend. (Applause.) He ivae. tie last man livitrg to throw any thieg like minim on those individuals oho might be considered es a higher description of tradesmen, the merchants apt hunkers of the mettopolis.—(Cries of " Never mind thrum, Waith isian.")—lie had been heinourediewthis oreasion, wit h the support of many of the first merchants and bantams in l.on dun anal it was impossible for hire, when he considered their property, their reputation, •aod their comoopeeme, to treat them with any thing like lightness; on tier con trary, hecunceived tre it eve ry branch of trade ought to be- equally supported. lint what he contended for was this—thit that class of ihdirlehrals, especially those who were neither liverymen nor citizens themselves, ought not to exercise en influence ever the Livery, and force them not eoly to return an undue proportion of the mer cantile interest to the Horne of Commons, bat to throw tradesmen out altogether. and by shooing the door of ssnicza rr igaiost individuals so engaged in trade, they did nut r leave its interests unrepresented, but if they allowed this sort of exclusion, they world render tradesmen in effect, a despised and degraded class of the community. As far as regarded himself, the result of the election could be of very little consequence to him personally, because, as he had stated yesterday, it mold conduce neither to his property. to his ease, nor to his convenience. Sit, inassesach as his name, for the last five-and-tweatz years, bad bees coupled with great public memir's ; inasmuch is Me bad stood np for them against church encroachments, but, mere especially, as They had misted eqtrirre(sitretteetusletetarna. gneure, silth the Lifers , . tto thPugla. nfteactef to reply to suith altacks lete! rdtganaitogainilintke possibility of any Gentleman being suiiled_i fur he-rise them hip Word of honour. Heat he viewed their r4flebt nig% with contempt: and thong's they hail lren' , err often repeated in certain prints, he never read t iyesei, a.: i only knew of them from the retort of his coin:nifty f. t... now thanked them for their kind and generous hart tijens. If he wee disposed tb temploy intitteure •er'.fh twat. as he said before, be had ft out, nor hal he 1!;e means : he had not the means, either by the wright his parse, or the power'ufhis ftiends . .oud applanse.) —He therefore called upon them to coluinne their effi cient and friendly aid—to come forward on. Monday west with renewed contidence• and increatedestrenctte, and by rigorously supporting the reserroi bf tit..lr - rights, and the maintainer of their prir.ciples, to the tridmph of independence certain and complete.— ( )Immense applause. • The Lord Mayor of Muld:n was on the ,inistings from about tile o'clock to the flithe of the speeches delivered by the eateditiates. Aidermao Wood walked to his ereemittre-room, Cateaton-street, amidst the uttanimons applause of ;Ile assembled mtiltitnele. A meeting was held in the Pressing at the rosmoittv room of Mr. IVaithman, in King -street, niers Ifesol;.- lions were passed emanissionslr, tdedginte those prmeent, and ralliag on every friend of Mr. W. to clerk greseselvei Jo secure his return. WESTMINSTER ELECTION. SATURDAL-(P1FT11 TAY.) The poliinr proree led on Saturday titt a h rather gtepeoit alarrity ban on either of, the two pre. Wing days. Tie h a ndbill wits circulated among the rim./ aroane}we hnstiur, by the committee at Sir Ely:lett inl- tiohbausg Burdett ats 1 Holihensr. —Elec'ors, you are earrte*Cy requested to give Mr. Land, a patient hearing, Ma a r what lie aoldres,es to yun: let him defend himself be;olas . vim a Ito ar# his peers; and having heard him, bat Alit until you have beard bird, judge of his fitness to rev., seat pm. and pronounce your verdict accordingly. R: Order tot she committee. rititiolitt, Chalr111411.•• " Conyiiittee-recut, Rainbow Coffee-house, March II." At lone o'clock, the result of the poll was sievtartd to be— Total. Sir F. Ttardett - - - - lOW -• Mr. Ilubbouse - - - - 134 - 944 • 1 )Ir. Lamb - ntr; This anuounceutent was received by the crowd wish the asual expression of applause . : _ Mr. Joys; Bestoarr then stepped forward. He oh served, that it was with regret that he feit oblired address them in theplace of his brother (Sir F. Bur deft), whose increasrd cold rendered hint it capable Us attending to-day. He congratulateil them upon th • majority which they had this day gained. His wgrinest thanks were due to Mr. Hobboom, for the real whir.i he had displayed in the cense of the people, b? resiolubt that monstrous power of arbitrary improttiument .chi. by had been claimed the Howse eiCetimons.—(Cheet-.) —He wished it were within his means to serer bin mol.• essentially than he eoeld ; but they might rest assure that everrenertion In his power should be made to cure his success. The horrid and unconstitutional potter AMIE,. INN. . , INAMUI - 11. 6ROOKH. ebAienlan• cirenmstaireen4 its covering. many of the PI Sl'. (714111111NT . 1%. AITILAND. I C0111101111kiti , t1• err reptestrd to be tnr.de to the Coot- iorponeats did not pass minnticid. In ad• SENV.II \l. OFFICE FOR TII.IVET.T.:NO. &tire, at the Itnittin w Coffee /fosse, king Street. ('overt r.!rie:ttare of Sir William Curtis, one was THE followiwg 51A1104 and Other CJACIIES ‘ geardeo. pee. ral places With the words " Purity of 1 • 1 en from ite• aunts lOU : . The Poll bewios at Nine o'clock daily. • fudependenr,il7 , al the top 1 in the middle, a I NA. Kw a t Vail, tin Dover, Toeaday- and Friday Nights, Sllbsctriptions to defray the expenses of Or Shelia% tar •• 0 a_ k • i t 1 i the of i ta*Are. reeeited by Mr. S:totttel Amok... l'reastwer, HO, Striutd ; t 4 a ,sor t t i tt ,I. act saddle's . '*•rtslunctis and Suwon Mill. tfirongb andalteing. Pe- and at the Committee Wyatt. sr candid!s. tritk a sort of pot7ket at iluit a d rL anil Portrra. every - livening at a ginner post T , 440 4 was wrsyten “ An orphan's colack OV) Pt r 4t 6. Ott its aeries! a packet sail , to -- ------- -•-• - - sh ;" in the hark ground appeared a tinge SO lair cf Wii., . Move* passengers sod pareels ; and a. FROM . 84171114D4VS I.OVDOS 6.IZf:".I'TE. . a word, *. Ti' the Exchequ er ;'' M I a t d i _Mit Cott& HOW' Chlekecer, throasgulkny too, liavaat, t c Words " An evil (lentos in 'Sackcloth, or a Ibannad, Si.. . MILITARY PROMOTJONIA. . . Ling Nark." This caricature excited filonswer siod4llltred Mall. through Ttenl.y. Oxford, Commissions Wised by Ilse Lord-Ladataumit, vi the 11 • ' rt h at ,4,,,,,,o wit t e h, pussy to b f a pe , ~ and ('D• I.* Ana eNerbur.voulag a quarter peat 7, and Sun- /Milo' of tkb Censty of Yuri, 4.4 a d Comin • .o f • . milm , i its , ere ii, .34 At o ,. dt i y.', a t CO of York. •-• .. • rg ati te ft - I`,•.Tr•'. .• • 1.4*. + a • • -4 - 4. '- - • ' - " - ..mis. Y 7. 1 sae ill . . ... mg, - . .. . . 6‘ . ,Z llll ll, fr , " w illinili tl llllll. ,,,t - N e lt i l ..., .. . , . . .. . 7.."11;"" : ".. 7. , vier - ... . ' •*4. ' ' DIU , • s• r • o ev e • I . , 3 ) ' we. .f q. From Ira nietbllTV. r e/. snap/Z.. CC M/1 " . • n • )fined. ' ertown %1 • ..,,I . - lit .) , 1 1 Alumnae 1 hoi re's . • t.•. Deal ; m ar row., It ato . . .0,, s nm d w i e h. Ilti,:derseeict Yeomanry Covnlry.--Liewt. T. Al u r ,„ o ., to Sir M , iiiiniii I ~rill - Ytt.'i 1 Aidernsan Wail Stg li tr. ' ' • 'bee. pareedirser gonseed to Vidistose, be enPtebl emee"'":nni. *ler Sir J. R'illeilet• Bart- r••••• :.tr. Wil.ott retntned thanks and (*pre, N • ".' i . I): niehurek. llolnuey. and ;4 ,1 ' 1 - signed; Cornet I. Broo'A; to be lieutenant, eke Atitimson. Mile for the hich,lsoltocir ,tone hint. det•la A. ad li.icm•r Post-coach, through ItillinTliarst, ProllsOteilt . W. W. liattyr, gent., to be cornet, ales Brook, would exert itinpaelf in the nutlet* of „Ms Mo . 4 , edeesday, , and Friday, a gnarter before 7: Peoul ( lied• tile good of the mullein of •loinlltsi 104 1 its: I ROMA P..st-coach., to awry folly emir Ipaide. BANKRUPTCIES ENI.AR(IED. large. . . thromit'llow•!iiiir. Mar.b, r,,t411, Caine. a 341 Citir.penhawt, r .T. Liwton and s. Ro e , Stayley-Iteldge, Lancaster, IN. el or. tornin at(. ehinssmakers. from Marrl. YS to April I& Mr. Curtis *as 'again unable to obtain a . flesh sod P o ,t-eoseh, e yerir Afternoon at half J. Winterbuttem. ilancitester. druggist. from Mirth lot; retired. • pest 2. •E . . to A pej o : The .11.nn n• M A ) 1 011 expreved his grafi NM Licht o days, to emery font Inside. R. , Altrineham, Citeste.r, flour-dealer. from March exertions made in his behalf. atul took sure Stough Nl , ld...theatt. Ri. , Marlborough. novices, and el to Aprft IS. a report that haul gene abroad, that son Ittrltsowat. Monday. %%nine* ay. and Friday Mornings. at . .1-,: Fellation, Manchester, saddler. from MArch SI to wo uld be gireps to the elect nn ors on Alonday. _ •l.-• ........ gas...won/i haA e lse ,