The Statesman. — London, England, 1818-07-03 00:00:00

5 •. !. •-; • t •,•• •., • • •- . • t PAVIL , • •,; birltrnan eew 4 ; -- .• •• :!, t.l •v! or tv. : I . u p Iva 11.1ti1i.:10.,t,", ra ~ ~. , ~, a „ T. , Tic._7l:l.!, aMP Iffing:ooll,t_iWlC tk,./.0,.. 0 % . ft. , wick, for Halilorellnsue. rho Lewistown, Witiaster,, for meager is Allis', Petty, from Shields for this pert, is on shore oo the Saudboad, t - ' pod . ti k es.-- T he DIS —The Spa r. sod milt •N I.0,11:* ( 4 :l* A .. k• . ta p' forte bee gr9;Orifiee,. saes le brooght op at ... . Sidrissod. , 1 u . 'el:li.s.l. . ...- .1•.. ' • , . ' • ni i:44b p Inca at: Otani* Idaisast, t Ir a r .... par io,,..with #10:4 1 .1411 - 4,1 16 - 1 " • , • .1t.:..1 4./ • 11.4 . 140010141170,9.14if1im1id the Active . , Hos. , • kerr;f lll , ,• .• ,: ~.1 44' ! Pik% ' Stitt so;.irilvrite. ow Harvey, from Tri. .limit --le is-reported dm has lost as anchor ondi Whit is elnie cable. . . 1 1 62 Dugs Ann Dueness ors Kurr.--The Doke, ..1 of Kest paid his first visit, on bis arrival la Loo . dos from Claremont, on Wednesday morning, to the D u k e an d Doa n ' of GLOUGNATIR• The PAINCA i . autos appototed yeswrdsy for receiving tiro • Dec h os o f Karr; arrangements were accordingly lark* for that pupae at Carlton-horse.. At a quarter before two o'clock, the Duke and - Ouches I d %sat arrived at, Coultonehoose, ins a carriage sod: four, from Claremont. 'remit Royal Highoesoes wogs i - cooducted to the Priests grout's closet, where the me w s w as most grocionsly received by his Royal Highness. The Doke and Duchess of 'Vona, the • Doke sod Dachas of CAilftlons, aod the Duchess: of GLOUCESTER , were severally introduced. to t Moans of Karr by het Royal Doke. Print, ti o r oL D cube to town. (role Claremont l .and iss, ,present at the lotroduction. Liestoosit. HOLLAND, of the 49th Regiment, ueltemaadiftiot Bottevant, has sent into the County Jail a solak . belonging to the 63d Regiment, who deserted (moths blood ht St. Helena iu Aegest last. The Meaner in which he got away was in some trans. port, which put loto the Island in order to relit, oo 1 • board of which he contrived to get a passage, having I l Arnishid himself with coloured clothes, which he ob. lased from an odiar's servant, sod was landed at, P,ortsmonth. This man tuts been closely ezamined by a biegistrate, as to.his having bad any cornmeal •tittion with BONAPARTE, bet he denim ever having had soy, more than seeing' biro when as a sentinel. - His reason for deserting, he says, was,. baring very • Nord duty to perforas s , making roads, utud throwing u 4 p work,, besides bad provisions. to . .;—(oak' .raper.) ... .!: Devonehire.hoose is audergoag a pant . mmelr, with great improvement i. The rtiefi lehiek imsioo,a • sop upwards of 100 Years, is to lithiliier.solr, and to e covered with trod, from his .Graces mises•in . rby shire. The road from the Strand to Waterion.bridge, will : • ' ri.lia occupied on each side with handsome hones, -.... in: up to the bridgm Thom neat to it will be t- o Started epon'artlies, which, OA the west side, are . amply completed. . • % r an . u l t„ i.,... „. lA,: gle' of SARR.IIIIIWINGIII, with the Trio- WeilevAlane :her daughter (tile intended Consort-of f De, ti of Ctantsci), arrived on the 21 st a lt. Alta fort, on their way to England. They are nspectecl. bow before Sunday neat. The mar. "lege of the Prbscess with bit Royal Highness we saku plow in a few days after hat arrival.— The Dais )9 sow perfestlV recovered from his late indisposition., VieCOSOI /MY, it is said, the Tres. serer sad Complrollerc of his Royal , Highoess's• Houseboold,has sit oil for .Dover, there to receive her Serene Highness, who will be conveyed, with her Ladies be otteadauce, froth ,Cedisisio,,thz Royal Sets. ieign yacht. Thir Doke of DEiiiiinesessiaarrived at the Hague, where 'he was to remain. about In days, and then proceed to Germany. His Greco !suspected home thiniond week in Abgbil. . .• 1 .. . l. . . • Mr. Baum', the Consul.Generat in the Unite & • Stites, arrived in to air on 'Wednesdsi," 'after;iii - en: commonly short paisagi of 111 days, teLiveipool. It should bi ginerellt; kirown, abet e i e.marvirev (Saterdty), the last day' of the Pell for Westmin *ter, the polting,lngins at eight o'clock, end ends at three. • .s . :,- , , , Ll , e . A strgeon t which measured nine feet lb length, and three fsek - ten indhos .iii ilicomforence, and weighed nearly twenty stew" twos taken . by some fishermen, abuse ten day n issii e uehrslochyre, id Scot land. 'On Tuesday last, duribik tti dishing of Sir R. Wilson and Mr. Calvet:4 in I% fitiseitigh, Mr. JIM. nee, of CherrY•gavdeO-rtreatiaitiorbitgotwas robbed of a gold watch and two gottl'esats,.. " . :' .. w: 1 0 , ~ i;..! :, A singular' circa meant* . bcatertntiettline"Taniest, Hall during the Lancaster thiatioste—A l IrssiiiiAiii; who was deaf sod dernb, tendered his- vote, , ho baring the names of the three Candidates opins', a piece of paper ;. his vote was objected to by 0n0.4 the Candidates. The .Recorder of the Borough was appealed to, and it oat alleged lo soppOrt of the objection, that be had declared the same vote not good open a former occasion. It was then the practice for Commissioners to swear the oath in soother room, and upon reference to the books it Was found that the freeman had. taken the oath. The Recorder wrote thos—" Do you know the meaning of an oath ?" The freeman wrote—" Yes, I do" The Recorder then took from the voter the paper he had in his hood and after tearing it In three pieces the men selected one name, and the Mayor received his vote. He was taught to - road sod write at the Assylum for the Deaf and Dumb. The letters from St. Petersburgh of the sth Jane, state, that there had been very large purchases of hemp for the Americas Government. The price had risen to 107 Ro. , . It is noted that Lieut. KOTIZIWI, who had been sent out by the Russian Government on a voyage of discovery towards the North, has returned. He could not resell the 70th degree of latitude. If this state ment be correct, it does not anger well for the suc cess of our expedition. r • • rc- t • • • _ %11.. its Ta rasEDITVK OF TS II ffilt,-iittUVOX4l* thld - 040If:1 Cr rtes ttnenniskstrAcrtLaitirit lets .. kin - 'doll - 1 4 77 7 a in., ',ars rani mat ;es. s e' ite;sk -. • • '1• , •1 it ' ll lr - 17 ~,,. +lit, ti•• lm , nsm .titil k 1 I . .bV I it., . isisioitomgigliga., , 2 4 2 ...ht . ') " 1 ' (ClPStarg ei4 rill /Pi . MU* 414ANIcrffi f fiN . • iM ill ti& — i mepeocer•Peetteritt. )•t •I , I . ' .- . ' let •,I • 0 •bi 1 Ifiespew....Moo. %edger illeadiet.:.. '.! set 1 .. 4 , - , 11 I IlieniessaiN-Ilichard Magma. Lewis (Coseety)-Rigts Hon. JO. Fedlitilid IMO liiio ;girlie. * ' , • ••t• ••• ..1.1 . ;•, . YV,lltsi• , 4... , 1 Lencermiss-John 9 1 4440 404 I".•itrild t 0 ,1 44 ' ' • ' . Csasstete-Dasies Dissolver. sae .W. ea. CifIX•111T11231-1 1411) . J. Cies bell. t. Soatasser-W. Dick ,111„ G. Langton-, -. STATE OMPOLLS ICYFIN COUNTIIV. -. ' 6 ' 3 saves, sums 30;' . ' isucerrifwitrins OK • 14 4 1 41 44 0 •• 1 324 • • (Filial close.iy, . I 6404 afd •••. - - • 5626 Gladstone .... : 'lB7O Achim' •. • • 3191.1 Demon .... ' ' 1156 amiss, sun' 1. Cawthoroe .... o 1069 Neville- Dundee aostascr, text 90. Hallett • ... 354 (Final close.) . • SZAX, n130..1 Diatoms , ...., • !,, OHO isin Howarth ... : , ,1103 Langton ........ .9 4 3 5 Coughtoo •• • • i 3 L e thbridge • ••.. • . Ver/4 C oc kerel! • ... sn snsosoßOOMilit, AMISS°. sums, Jinx 1. Centered .... 1190 Methaes P r i c e .. :. 10 16 Welle.ley •••• "156617 Cornwall • •.. 991 Bennett • ..• • 1486 Airmen (Comity), SIMS V. Browolow Richardson •• • . 194 Merges .... • 171 Coalfield • • 93 Wood 162 ELECTIONS IN SCOTLAND. It is generally owderstood that the following No. blesen and Gentlemen will be elected to represent the places prefixed to their uanses, In the ensuing Parliament :- Govarrv,ovilawsor-The Right Hem. the Fart of Fife. ---- lorvinoma-Mr. C.. Great. jue. Mosarsassa-Col. F. W. Grant. .. Caouramer. -Mr. al• Lend, younger, of Cadholl. lloresaLsoo-Mr. hi•Pbersoo'Grant. of Balliodallock. Carrots ses-M r. G. fliactair. roomier. of Ulbater. ' OMNI, AaD ilesst,ano-Tbr lion. Capt. Dundas,. levaauses Dwritter or Boluses -31 r W. G. Commie', Ban. Comm err ELOm. he.-Mr. Robert trace, brother of the illesaber foe lavereesahire. —.....--- Tam, tke.-Mr. limes. of Umbels's.. 1 •Coliwry or Ave-Geis. James Montgomery, of Wrighthill. Ars thirster or Boma. Thomas' F. Keeoedy, Esq. yousger, of Detour,. ' Covert or Ross-This County is cosierted t the supporters of each of the Candidates, Mr. hiarketnie. of Applecrow ; and Mr. Fraser, of, lodscoulter, are pearly equal. ~, , 1, ~, . • 1113ELA ND. • - 1 Krno's CoiniTT-Mr. pe,basiag, withdrawn from the il m a t io llirsees win be returned fur the comet*, Messrs. Bernard County without oppositl . • •'. 'a" ' 1 . MA , • 1.. V • WESTMINSTRR s.4iscriox. . , --.....-- State of the forty days'. Poll, In . 1784, which commenced psi the Ist of ~ glpril, and • closed on the 17th of Mayr--Hood, Wray, and Fox, Candidate" : Days. Reed. i Writs'. Fob. Dem. Hood. Wroy. Fo. I .... 264 , SlB . 21 .... 51 38 i 7 2 :... 9/0 wi • Va. ti •••. 52 40 '7B 9 .... 961 .NU • 680° AIS ••••• 99 95 •77 . 11 ~..1077 10111 .. el l., ti •,... 39 .36 bi 5 .... 674 637 Z .... 25 23 38 8 .... 529 495 • 41 t ... ?ts • • ... 16 Pt 43 .7 • ..6 339 • 303 MO • 1 W ..... . 14. 38 94 8 ..... 80 69 75 18 •••. It x•l9 24 9 ••••• 341 99 9 271 29 -•• 14 l 33 10 .... 216 407 205 90 . - 19 • 6 36 11 .... 117 97 142 :St ..,.. 14 11 91 I .... 115 116 166 92 ~.•• 10 8 9 1 ....3.1 19 .... 143 113 -143 99 . 1. •. 1l 9 91, 14 .... 96 79 84 I. 94 ••.. 39 19 15 15 .... 81 65 7.i.„ ' .... b 6 16 16.... 68 68 65 36 •• • . 5 6 17 17 .... 54 "als: • 73 - • 37 . ...:. • 4 3 12 18 .... 65 49 ..76 . 38 •• -. 3 - 2 7 19.... 35 27 51 • 39 :..: 6 5 17 St ...... it • 49 4 5 42 --- 13 II • a . i , Total number of Eleetert...4 12,901. • • .. . - - T .1 - - SOMERSET ELECTION. ' •' : , 4‘llltß IttLi*.ratti Illtiailli...2 C . ..- i , ffi - • • • ; 1 . 1 . _ ~.1 t:1 , ' ,. .+ .. This contest has, fenelpet t et is sprldeply es ft Sto.p 6 menced, sad as triumphantly Tor that Close of ,centre , Independence as co,tild, be„wiehed. On Tuesday af - .' teraoon, about four o'Fibck, it eppeared that the ma jority of Mr. Dickenson, waISQ(I, and of Mr. Lang ton,, 411-and there belt% ,at,lhst time upwards of 250 of their _friends et tht.booths polling, Sir T. B. Lethbridge came to the 'L'ownAtall, and declined the Poll, but intimated his ititention to offer himself again spots some fetvre ssefasissif.-We treat, how• um . , thet.srben the worthy Hxrgistast retires to his seet at 'Sandltill Parb, and coolly reflects upon the cif. ennsstances attentlingst and its result, he will not again hastily , inielie:the County in a strug gle which he will ever SO iiiie l libie p Whilst the two pre ! sent independent Represintafiv i es ersue that honour. 'able conduct in Parliament, 'WhiCh has secured to them' the approbation and estletl6l'sn large a main. rity , ef their Constitnenti, who will think sod n et for themselves.-The Mew. F. V.' 'Blomberg. 'Privet, Chaplain to the Prince Ikeont, arrived, at lichestei, letwn.eavlion-House, 11401 v isinetes, too late to poll for the Court Candidate, itii . :iniline to bear his re tiring Speech. In this *teice the" No l'oPeri" cry was duly appreciateoy ihtf.Etictors. . - ATI', , i A Q UATIC FURY . -The, ogn,P44Tolt give* grand vtlinftainment, this day, on board ; the Navigation Barge,. at Kew, to their Royal Highnesses theVukes of,gAMIIIIIIDSZ and Centeltat.allo sad their ilinstrioes Consorts. His Imperial Highness the Grand Duke Minuet. was present. •41 Caution TO TIM Urtwawr.-If. there be per soap who bare been so corrupt, of so foolish, as to have., resigned. any Office in the Revenue, however small (on the promise of being reinstated), io order to enable them to vote for the Court andidere in the present contest for Westminster-we can inform thuse.persons, that their totes are ifid. The Act of Parliament, prohibiting all Officers of the Revenue from voting in the Elections of Members of Perlis. anent, expressly declares, that no person who ha" held . aoy Office in the Revenue, is entitled to vote, unless he bas resigned such Office at least twelve supntirs previous to the period of Election. , It ought to be mentioned, to the honour of many respectable Tradesmen and Shopkeepers in Westmin ster, that they have !erased to vote for the Court Candidate, though threatened with the loss of their Ministerial customers.. We know of a very spirited lostance in one independent tradesman, who had previously bees employed to furnish some articles ill f- of the House hold l the Department of t he Lord Stewa d hold This honest John Bull stated to his Courtly canvasser, that as he paid more to the King than he received, and as he never intended to sell his rote with his goods, be bad determined to sire it gratis to Rosttua. a l atiNilst .1 - HAY-MARKET . TINT 41. no. ott. 61. eioger 51. Oa NI. to 71. Straw .... 31.lttt. Wt. to 31. , .•' . • • • - •••....••••4-t -~_' , -, -- - rri. 7 -s, 7,7 • .'- ,•,' '' - "'..0e , '.• ,4- r , ' 4 . " ',. _ . ,,_ie .... I r•- i ' 4"-•(- . ' • . . . . 411iT t . n,e ,IneimmibLowit OftffAfilreP4i .o I.Vi4 Via . .. ii ota r t i‘ or ' i 1 I. P.. VA.._.: . SOON Win li (# becistsa yr,. Olt Pg. ll ll l 4 9 eliff. Oefunli Medi eideastaw.shat sweet .ilteeensbly hil4 ins idritfon, - id' the dishing Terliantetn, of 1 praismiali $ 1 ,4 .:iiiis44t . e),te,ieVreith"iii'lllC ilitisive*t__ . ;Atli itupcsiftrog (t, . es,:i3eir ,Yri s plA: iii:to'it ton ifitielfe bear& On Debtor: , andiviocing timi l lail4„pitiitii . ii i tc I.llWidintlyef 'the shitige *midis* , int* the Deblise Atiii4,:iii,..spri:aneondtnerit li `required iti l 0 l.hitfliti _ : at thine ,C4llOl,- as no partiality can be testier° to 7 fflards the Debtor, nor any jeditrial setbotity be; Is. properly esercised. Hilbert° jetties. Ites.leen.ed+ ministered' with the strlciiiie iiiipeOtiality: 411011114.1 . rence to an assistant Judge, ger!ulpst/urt tpPettilliOdt might ,be judicious, es it „would mitigeti 'the fatigue of the presort Learned Ssrjeent. I would beg the charitable disposed Member to recom mend to the Honourable house (should he again have .4.' seat in the assembly), to make the In solvent Court a Court of App eal, . b y way of re. drese, , as well as a Court of discharge, as Creditors too often posh forward their demands ea their Debtors ' with arbitrary severity, under the tgaidance of a mercenary, vindictive, unfeeling, pennyless Attorney. These propagators of society's destruction, these pee. motors of discord, generally recommend their Client,. to adopt rigorous measures of law against the walk disposed Debtor for the purposes-of •eitlf.interest'. 4- Thus a debt, primary simple, is inet.eined by law el. pences to a magnitude that renders its oppressive load insupportable. From this species of conduct, the law is often made the isotrousent of traffic, the basis, of Hartle., and not the preserver of .eqeity and peate To prevent this degrading practice; let the DrAtrr, if he finds oppreision, if be discAtiers legal eeeerity operate to his ruin, let bim have the prio:. lege of appeal to the Insolvent Court at once—let eleb patty state their grievance, and there, if neces sary, let the peoperty be secured to the advantage of the applicants. Thus would oppression and malice be . teiminstee. ;• And the practice of Attornies, under the semblance of eqoity, fill prostrate to .merey, as the. poor Debtor Weald escape the degradation of imprisonment' -: Thus 'irCiold society be 'benefited, and an innocent family enjoy the converse of Dem lector. While the ism is now suffered to be ,eseerisad as it is, by an unfeeling mercyless set.of practitioners, the middle classes of society become the victims of their plunder; an in% t offspring the sufferers of injustice; while` the, ,4* *,4 different gradu a tions of rank, ere riet of the reach of persocution,sod the poorest classes f sociey,M co nlemptible in cirsonstances t fpr the l a w to fatten even. I hive conversed with Mr. ILOCILNART upon the subject of Miter eirdtrediber, end after all the hardships that' I' have stattel s te 'kis ' still entertained a prejudice of hesillify towhee thee poor Debtor, who appears. to his as • dislisseiessit, meeting the rigour of the law. Ought the Legislature of a eovittrt, rvitosessed for its humapity, to suffer the, smallest privilege of persecution to be adopted in an; of Its. Ants Perlis. ment ? While thoesauds and :tens of thousands of pounds are voted for the peepers' of liberty abroad, are its oWniabjects, under the Wad volitive, lentils, to be &Petted of their libeilinb*:„ imprisonment: driven to poverty, and a teeing' Of, helpless 'Sono. cents to misery ? Let the hanteostdisPosed in the, British Senate watch Mr: Locsuseesteeeindmeots ' with a jealous . eircomspettion,—let every Atitiii-4 the Insolvent Act be traversed with deO l #ooo , l Owl i oppression may see its fell, .mercy 11! :triumph; , ,}, the sante time let dishonesty feel:that it hos no pro• tectien, for that there is a .Court,permitting Debt.. and Creditor to . : 'appeal, twit' for their 'reepectire rights, and whichsVill deleasiellot titi'ildti 'of equity ' 1 and justice. • ..t,i, totedoo, Jamul. , I . A pi:461'144T itifiDEß.::, Yesterday morning, *bolt doe o'clock, the atten tion of one of the sentries stationed on the l'agoilit Bridge, it; St. James's Perk, was litirected• by two females, who appeared, in a very digitised cooditios? He /etched their mo tioni;Yee l / 4 1 . iitiesigth; "after's*. let t ing each othei, one of the went to one side of thitridge, and the other to' the .oppositeside, aint climbed on Ole balaitrade. He ran to the one nest: est to tim, and laying' Al 'of 'her whilst suspend e d free+ the outside of the b alustradesiveti her. 1)0 ring Ilhisiiitterval the other' threw heitelf into the wares', end' psis drowsed. • Assistance soon arrived, 'Oa she that was saved was conveyed to the liorkhoihe ; and in about half an -how-after the body of the o ther was got odd,' qeite dead l end was tarried to the workhouse for the Coronees loquest. Tile woman. gibe Wei saved stated bee name toi.be Mary Car. 'mentor,. and her -companion's "....... Agrees; . their hesbandsteksogeri teethe Gourds; that she sad the deceased bed brought the -greatest distress on them selves by drinking; in consequence of which they hail determined to deortry themselves, sod that she was r esolved to coompiota bee .peepose oss the first op porteoigy. Co Rl4 Race Alma. JetSt't --tat Vl'mliwithly . 4 prices. ..—ttnetry sod tens ge. dtater.... wed Peas Se. biglier..*- la etkraksiett , ma ekoaeloe. SIIIITH10161.1) MAME ET. JULY 9. In sink the Offal, person,* of Sib,. stet ..... is. 01. we bs. 24. I Head et Cattle deb 07 e • donee . 54. IM. la 311. 6d. laws ... 670 veal ... ad. Od. is 6.. od. Sheep sod Lambs . ..... i 1.370 PATS ...Is. 01. se fie. 04. Calves, ..• ..350 lamb... 65. Of. to 7e. 64. Pip ...... •.- for scrupulous *ringers sh 6. .c was each 'en option. Here nb partisans of the Lotetherl - eisele how their badge; however zesions,they wen - Obliged teenjuly their symbol in secret. The crosialediullutued lertiteitreets to 'a late hoer, and no symptom of tumult appeared, -tholgh siddiers 'Were ordered Id tieiedi them,aslf theta kid. This morning, by Bib o'clock,' they *ere egaiti as crowded as at a fair, with young and old, with' people of all classes and descriptions and every coach that • left the town *itk Mr. Brougham's coloen was as much cheered as if it had brought tee news of 'a victory: • Comparatively few, however of the fteelsefderi set bit . In caramel; The greet body of. those Who nipfteit Brooghang had determined to ;wade front - Kendal to Appleby on foot, and waTied tlll'eight o'clock, When, having col , ' lotted, they Win stringed its a procession, led by' Mr. Tirounseti, the Chairman of the Kendal Corn Mince (1 man upwards Of 70 - yiars of age), with co:' inure Weeping and music playing at their head. Int, thii Intoner they marched a distance of 26 miles,' over a billy, rough, and romantic country, with tins.; bated seal aorrebthosiasau,' more like a body of people on a pilgriblege, or like the army of Peter' the • fliemit proCeetliag" It the IHOly lased, than a' riotoes'esseethilast of ',reciter; proteeding to the Pell. - 'rho. dilferennt parties bad engaged the inn* ciao die road is places of refreshment ;" booths. *ere • ravened, and accomihodations provided, at 'ailffeleut .restiog.pliees; and here lint the lOW began to stripear. The different bodies and' Ondividuais of the . different perties conducted ithemselns in the most peaceable manner.--t Abbey of rho lame, of the Ketudif 'Wert!, oho Sr. longingly - in Mr.-Begreghaa's intereet, besides those 'whom we bevegieetioned, proceeded tp Appleby ins ;their own carts, or *libelr own honer. The -coentr Icomisitis about •2,600 Freeholders, and it divided' Justus four wards-a-the* of readals Lansdale, the: Esse, sad the Welt Wards. Mr. Broootteta b s Tani. Ciper tamed& lief in' the tiro former ; thodebin (ha' West Ward be is likewise pnwerfolly- supported by' AM mess of Ambleside and Winandermere: He has' with Ilk ill . the Electors belonging to the Sliciety of Vriends, with scarcely any exception ; he Is sew` potted by the great body of the yeomanry of .the county who are independent of the Lansdale tansilyt soclihe has found some zealous and settee friend!' among , the greater landed proptietots ; but he has' • ageloschim most of the stirring Attorni•es; the Clergy,• and the Magistrates. Than are on tbesieher side and: many of them have convened !aolltelY for hit !opponents. The claims and , the viaWe•of eh' neat , parties render it ...scarcely -prolsolsiohat many votes will. be spill, Thole qt line Freeholders fjtbethent op have onnversod seem to censider the seppori,ot Mr t Brougham and one of the ,Leettitet family, as kpcompstible. The staunch partisepkef , the Low , Ors seem to view the representatipn, o the, c9OSItt as their hereditary right,aod treat the preteosiooi, their antagonist as an actual invasion and woold4a usurpation). They state, as intends for: electing Candidates nominated by the &midge -femily, but that their Mernbers. were se tiondhafid fog; needy • the last' fifty years. Mr. 13roughateri friends, on the other hand, .vie* lit:Malibu, cham pion of their ied.eoendence, the assentor of their rightly, and their, deliverer from the thraldom of an artstocratic . dominition, which has long deprived them of all exercise of their elective franchises. -=- Mr. Oraughsoi his title. 'traversed the must of the county, and every where electrified grist hand) of I yeomen by his eloquent oppeals 'tn . their feelings of. I independence, their 'sense 'of Jolliet, slid their ab horrence of oppreisitin or'dictition. TheLowtherss on the other hand, have made licrspeichti, but have employed; it is saitflihroirgit:their.aftente, abandoned of pOrioaSiffS of ialifif*p(kint d .We can , list!' b a thing eseept from WOO; but these hipline de!: Ware, that a liberal . lie ot promises led threats bate been made to secerfilteir electibn. Gee Omni. alines is mentioned tinsels Tertlie discredit andiatxu. 'polarity of the Lowthliie l : It will be recollected that. taut 10 'Ke)sdal on the 111th of 'Fit: bruary last;Vaufthit'sitliffstiliable violeoke woo feet. eked , by an intagliated and infuriated mob on a Cavalcade of the 'Losithoidpirty, with Lord Lowther and his brother, that:Colonel, et their bead, whets e ntering that 'towntete "the purpose of canvass: ing the Electors,' itiedining with the Corpora. don. The fared. 'of Mr. Breaths* attribute the eammettenwat of this 'attack to a party of men from ennui, waking Id therseighboorhood, who, bar. Jog got drunk at the Lowthers' elpeace, procedied to the charge, shooting " Lowther ate, sod Brougham for ever." 111 at to whatever nose, and whatever agent., the riot is to be traced, the system suite adopted has disgusted soapy good - and independent men. As If were t lienimiallmalllllllll =3= l.l =l. ... q fraormeim age "Ir ' . •. . • .1..b.,,f,tt0 q,. mt.+, ,1.44.0144111•11 illiprottword elite ‘?-*Athti‘dit.lVA i rlifatiONlibilik t we•tt as *tido, ,erithidi NV*: Atii ',yr riT ietbitiMail dilliatilia l , ii got &Mkt' (Iris betvesitsiiv i iikiiiitia;fi at Id Nitincell4lllhtlittlite i Ciidid .'",/tliii I laildgeteAllitellVietidle;. dftieliii"fir dia 'At a . 1 pie&weita ilielditidtV 46 stvpiraii St' ti Ita —,X - . %fir riiikiir oiwiniciorth otfirogWatfiiiiirtityAV b illitdhowiiiVoilliad'AigittoeilifOrtiiolli '" 1444 * tenting eti baterditptey'efilitell e amid* " :its tAgt . abd , the 'polities' Ofligefi'lpiPatil'iitt MeV. '. 4 'VIP f ottft 'I 0 4 Ffefeliatieti-liWin 11411;`wite ilii fb114414. 1 . lit all bliketekiittiotridif`dilliiO4 kW idilliiiiir AO CA "Midst* rot *wow tit! waie tb%detOille tithOlihird i ktreetitqf fide the ilwill'eririate' of toe iiiliseti,•'anvi ' the led-keepert hid ittrii di ilignat Of inilts lion 1 . No -1 palled ltbercolinlie' of thir lidelthirs) ries 'eel 'it bet e ) . Idlitalyedi 'bete**, Ifs thriteri Odd, the proptihderE: . an ' Wad in their in Oder df ghillie.; that iteaditeol: oist would bet have hieddifb vied to ippecr. 'lOKeridirti ' 1010teigiarVIted late to tte eveinlit*,,, all watillitleV bailltesiV Ved 'prepiratibiti ThePebple crowded ibr, stit4ts' of if the town lad here on fire, - at ei kaited:' °pet( 'entry stringer that clAred with as taaeh elate why as if he brought 'the newt of an invading erre : 1 'The - first tpieltieWwas, what colour is he or! and 1 I . inn to which he was obliged to resort wasditerreiti accordingly. . Vitt tefreeketent scarcely endfd ' ' I I watered.. and ilii ettliiitlottill, ,eicePt by deelhirgi i . I for . Oae if the parties. Dicly dile of the ktiqi Inn-keepers hoisted Mattel totoers, end It ohs lack); for ICIIIOIIIOI4 itrancers that there was each 'on es.: mom . woo, ........ disgusted soapy good - ana ?SO the pest., officers were not sufficient , the troops have been called in, soda company of cavalry are now at IN. nit. Shap, at a short dirance from Appleby. As if this .tus. Od. le Vd• did net Give sufficient security for the peace, four or aIPUIF.""'" • ' •••- - f i I • Fr a a• 0 r 110 PO th he - de e• • is- _ In. ill, ..::,: , I