The Statesman. — London, England, 1818-06-30 00:00:00

11 5 105, ausamostdisidi• •••• ••‘• •e. ... • 00*. • ,t, •• • • r. • • • •• • • A Shades et the Bristol Freese% resident is _London was bald *a Tends, law, at the islees, Betel, Boeserieeetrwet, a Mr. Gast in the °heir ; %vim It was reaelved to Pythias sided Ai 'kW Election, ea the erased that the Poll was stood at the sod of the UM day, 66 witboot satica bask; been publicly Ova to soy who woo desire's of cot. lug at the said Eleetioe," ar======= GENEI4I, ELECTION. TRIUMPH OF MR. PLUMMET. MISLID • Juin 26.—We convotalato the Collets, 'and the country not less than the College, on the - triumph of Mr. Pluisket. He was last nosing, *boot half-past eight, declared ditty elected, bevies had a 'majority of rows TOMS, eves though the Provost persevered is refining the votes of the old Scholars, and (bpi thinned the risks of the ladepeadents by DO less than WIND Let not the resider be astonished at the smallness of the majority. Rims sad four who mere We thoovia.sioth of the entire Simon. ' hfr. Plaskett inepiopostel by Dealer Pb.,b sod efeeiglikt bpi geovell.-11r. Cooker was propeord Nby Dna, te, V. P. aid wounded by Deceit Lloyd. Several speeches wen wade is the comes 0 the day, bet the greet noise, the lament crowd, aid thq overpowering hest, ma& it extremely &Scott to col lect the santimens of the defrost armhole. Cries were constantly heard of ," Plookot aid Freedom 1" lo g r:ri " lodepoodento of Trinity Col , and Mahn for over !" "No Croker I" "No as 1" "No Bribery !'"' Porky of Election ,Maki* for over 1" etc. he. Dr. BADLIAR proooenced a very beastifal speech, sad voted is favour of Mr. Placket. Mr. WALL (Fellow) said he voted for Mr. Plonket, and he spoke for no other maw than to •expross his " indigoatioo—C Brae, Amor oho* of opplause)—at the base and tenet attempt which had been toads to rob the University of its Repro. isolative, and the Representative of hie weil..nosised distinction " Alluding to the other Candidate, he said, g 6 The College would be for ever disgtomod, if it were to send that man to Parliamsnt in the place of its late Member: and that by sock a proceeding the Electors woad jestify his tenant." Many Teter' assigned their reasons for espousing the side they supported. Two individuals who polled *r Mr. Croker, sad who were understood to have toads promises to Mr. Ploaket, Were SOlollid with the cries of g g Apostate," 66 Tangent, " " Riiiimk," Ac. &c. Nothing could "goal the anslety to assortais the sista of the Poll, which cantina to be Mond km the moment polliagcommenced. Every MOWING sad ' viamitodo was commentated with Weirs** rile.' rity to all parts of the Veleorsity, sad_ pleedite of ,groans were hoard is ell "tartars, mat ting the as. wooncetseat of a vote for or against Mr. Finalist... About the hour already meotiond the Milos tossed, and it was proclaheed that OM were, of what were milled frog solifragosio,— For Ow Ride Hoe. W. C. Raba I For Mr. Greater - . Meeerity . —. Now the cheirlai aramuscall—oird, as Cabbatt 'Would my, "it was indeed chokes** Not Aoki. Jog effected by a ragged mutated*, or hi s handful of hirelings, bet chairing in which a• is. wee au. turned who wn not in the garb of a Geotlemao, or who did sot ill a dlstiagelshed or respectable Blithe In society. The peoollarity, Word, of this Illestio. was, that the entire auditory conisted of panels of Ibis class--it comprised every was In the City, ems. sent io the literary, political, legal, 'or asersmotilo 1 world. We will not attempt to describe tho Whs. sine of this goggler and truly intirestiog throe& It is quite beyond description. We shaft only my that it conducted Mr. Plante to his boon in Stopheo's Grove, receiving cheers sod towable,. Lions at every step, sad left him, *boot sine o'closk s in the bosom of the happiest family in the hind. Mr. Crocker did not ramie is tows keg S. wit. nets the rejidelnp at his discessitere. is hall an hoar after the lean was aaanacad o -ha set et, vs understand, for Athlooo. • There were in ell 76 IfJecters *kJ. Of lbw, 411 eke far Mr. Plasket t mid the wen of piss Mace dimilinsd. ~.. •4' -.- • __....r i i...- II 4bldt he` lei all Cordially agree. Ti each a . fie 4 _ ...'' dieseldtfiess. tzpt il% he &mild sdpiase iris allielast for lice Wily t• Wistadoli the' same ,of Sir Sewed Romilly, fed titilleat himself With eieVely ovitiefltegliis Mars. 41*k Wis Seceseery to say senbedlig' of the . *Nate *WNW enema to the ciente ollhis peewit glen ! , slits. ?he persets who 'itippotterkii . adversilifess, Wt their placer*, Weeted very Itlihlythat oemS,' ... lid tawul dl !Hearted ils' thichilits of the We- gilklifil'llg a : s ikaifed byilll,Pliiseiya clay cod* of if*, whir'. alibis*, et iiiievealq sod . jestlitt - relittiel. Within'thi t' three or foot: tit, itieisontif Ow Hilltop Noel ,' that Sir S. ly shoeld sward and Opp* . Meth, sad it . also said, hat bit pfliicipies were eel well . Ile would Usk, If a siegle inhabitant of Westmiemer was a stranger to the prieciples of Sir S. Reality ; sod if his prindples were doebted, it ' would hi better for him to discontieee hie labours in Portia. meat, awd costae himself to the basioess of his pro. fission, than 'he subject to the imiseres of those who I diticieed a charade,. above thili'coaprehoodeti.-- This O*Collllei men bad every day hems toiling foi op pressed 11111111• las had bees laboiring to 'weed the Criminal Cole of the country; to relieve the ("reev ed, to promote the cause of religious liberty, 'to taco. emeise•the public hordes.; and, last of all, so pro. an a sebstantial Reform it the People in Perlis. meal.--(4ppleses.)— These were the taboo , s for which his Mead merited the support of the Electors of Westudester ; and for whieh, even the poor essehanie, who was obliged to vote against him, would give him 111 Needled's. It . was said, that . Sir Sawed Romilly belonged to a faction ; in . other words, he was charged with joining the great men, who firmly supported the pri,Wplett laid down at the Raolutiets is HISS; Ile Over mode any indiscriminate attacks apse pablic men,• merely bemuse they oppoied him is politicit.— While other ewe were rushing forward into wild lied Isepreetteable schemes of Moro, be permed a di rect wed rational course; and on that account malty pereeie were indifferent as to his return for West. slater. Bet after all this, he congratulated the Seders on the great support Sir Samuel had received. sll`ods bad been sled to keep away votes from him; many were obliged ,to veto spina his; bat Sir lie. 111111114 was the last sae Who wield feelauy ilispia• sea towards the.. who voted ,t at itia. It was meet material that a man no r ' shield raise his elitiedird in the country—i eat 414 bad so wisest. ly preluded the People's rights. ,„ 11. was 'mOtttpey would est hesitate to drink the itiith of sti Ippoppl Romilly, sod success to his election. ~. Mr. ROWILLY rose to return his siDellfellAdir the company for the homier they had doom his „- who, he aid, at the dose of the Poll, would Maisel, ease forward so the Hustings, sad express his sc• tutu to the Electors, for their : kindles! totitidtidei. TIM UHAIRSIAW sect gave the 4000. Electors oho bad polled for Sir S, p,„ .. was drank with three times three. , ~L I t ,pei ‘u m A deliglathi glee was then sung hy therialp t ysio forams. • • w_ kr nil , ..A The CiAIRMIAN neat gave • Wit, Iretp4l...Wig sere they would all approve : il h r . the wente4_ol that distiogoished patriot, Chaxiss Avsge,Fol. This, was draik in profound l silence. Lord DIINGAIIPPON proposed' the ibeelth of the worthy Chairesso l _whooe gigolos* is favour of free representation is Warminster they had ell witadsol. He concitided with proposing the health of Mr. Mao. deeald 'with three times three. This toast las dreak with eethesiasm. Mr. MAPONALIR expressed his ackoowledgatats for an honour, witch be considered highly videetiloi to him, pertinently so, on meant of the cause with whAil to was coosecia The halthe of Mr.Mthart and Mt. Mackey were proposed by the Cbelimee, and drank with applause. 1116.111`gigiiax, In moraine thanks, sawed UK eempany Hat every amortise should be modeby him led his Mae to sopped those me. who were the' teas friends of jest Iteforsh, sod that they would al. ware appose these Nolan persons who poly pre. woad to be ratoraieri, but were the mint ma. Ida of liberty. The mat tenet frees the Chair wee, 41 The Cause of Civil and ileliglies [betty all rag the world." —Draalt with time ilissi three. ' The Commix Oda the Mesehiri for the City of Leedom. This Nast Mould be drank, be said, with planar pleavarA i l; was the first titan that the City had .of Lea tin esitied ill rights mad its rid 1' The foot Ole intik 1 With three these throe. The Camases said, he had to e proposi use ' teeet,',whish he was persiadardiet wie l dilia!, .: . solve; 'li VIM, lib blemli bs h of Sot eri dri*, wart.-=-Ditilk with' three theta &eft. Sir 'Mistier Wrzeox, who sat on the rillitla' side of the Citairmae, sow rem. Ili illialliff✓ company for the manner in Watt they had - op, the kat& tit himself and his Colleague. ffiliftf," Eientifisill"Seeifthwark, who led si nobly se . j e o o , 1 M., MO, approeed of the priociPlis of Sr vidi lliattlett idd ss tusio lik Itassi se4 ie hilm i Rti.otellaily. hoped, lli l • I, -. ' ~ : : 0 elooottik . .ftaid* Soon take a happy lei • i „,„,„, : , e ra ' I MWAS*O4 ' Weald • term!* amiteM ' "'"'" t Sir fie ewel Readily and Sir F. Bewlet , .epitheteflirra for the glory of the radia l ,,,, ' ). bitetow if lisautit7.— ( dpArs§aa) . .' o w, 4 ~.s 1'.,,, the .. OM . . •f. ~.., ....4141tetta eit i s Jelletelectoest-. • lasi Ota ia tt• - ow 4 die *es et its pred. lletiblesit; • ' le its sieeessess. Me lbws tiprelt-st I- , • =.'' '•: ' ' • • • ' Me. Brehm. asi she telepeideatalimere et the Coal Of rerres.--71irv i tbses seer*. , . Mr. Du/repo, heartily i teked A O eesepeay fa tf!, hauler As ii him. Maud 'be should be mil urriortioy ,elitioslor .f Led Ilfipk. Mama lie a' 1 'lt'd . !hilt Ii ao•td Me all 4 VO.the,Pflacirla• ' f . ik RP tfl • * l O i_jertl i l_W!dakitbvt. ev r .. i .sioisoug. I, jp.e.m LW; al Print"ffillitti ' t loi4 r Ilk iteiliethe,. dea de litirlielbet Preolealis et sitj Cease, or steal. - . _ ••• . • ',. Mr. Hoeversoe rose, esti espreseed his grata* aekoowledgmewselse disi baser they hod riwaelkiit." Be was aim oesseiwee of say oh* merit. thee tbell of bolos eademmered, is the. beet ei4iiii elittlirelettl all tien t ee sestet a *unapt and ptisigebedideilidal slamise, ood, be *sold Veer pommel, la 'howl* , cosesa.—(4pplarret.) . , /l • - t -I . 410 , 1 , 1 1 1 Tb. Custanua said, iebtoy had .isillt dmoID health of a yeo assak. who' had anal 411•1011111101 'posies is the awe of itsfareu. - Ms eimplemom Mot tie health eta vetoes, mho had one Mai the etemmese supporter el the People's Shemin 1 goti. 4 .- - sot a, s, f'!")111 had i I rieskli Pt W. Vas ebb se4dtrAtieeratfresrift.ri r. W. Ups sa the toe `• "time% 0000 truly app li ed to him, fieceestk belled "PP *Wein years is Paillasse+, sod bad stalak 'Mk cf 4 1,.• Sets., H. PIN OP Oiled et, "'demo Wear; ' ao, timysikt the eke* Soreeille Pieta .1 4 1 11 11 Aber, heir n dowel's', had k eet.beenyfec themiellfila* ittstances of patriotism oinced.by the,maey Members who ropremeted those _places. Bat still those_ i Gee. times were .set the Regreseetotives of Abe People ;. and nothlog bet the virtue of the Individeals was to, bs depended epee. Great impress...me hadaiready takep place by the pleptiopt v eL virtuoso . aim • sad peeticolarly in the cosety jet t!teeflifie.., Hi believed ' a Befouls io Parliammit s ,,op pooh*. priaciples ir wool°, a irest,blessiog to the cpentry.,. Ope Woo bad aeallidagebly l iltiffed hila. Th ey Abet day &Debt the meipsey of Mr..lreo; esti Obi weagrieved to think. that atter a leis of ,olswint. Path bilk Fiats bad ow men wale+ ;Se i weeld I heat baPOll., that (Pr kis, aims, sit.imellioo4 l **“lo44l , f 4 ead , P•ort of *Pri4o,l4 -wka mois Ole 0 1 12111, rew‘talko s'r ilittiloPef awl driefoner.M.g. wow, ki. sibtichistimr forgot No g . limy did eot deeerecto he'regoriedic my , spoofed; .04 there was as see . whs. pots dalatTPd the notice of as formaceeppotep 44/14 Fes, It thsteiyelleotAselbseee 003,40:I M, Mead* as VtM ks.MCselorleslery::i t. ..• • 10 . autartair *Boded to the reesoke Ride a Mr dayi ego by. Mr. Beiesett, reesectiog thro great chi- NNW% two of Wheat were Se .tease, eed et whom Sir li.. Rimilly mai the oily eareiver. They bad f I XPL ,, At i OthiPatilall •C inkn if those (Mr. too). HA *ROI WWI *kit to the maw rot the other.— Ole latejir. Wisltbreak—This beast feu trash is illeace. Whip ant tout was Mr. Brougham, and success to. SlOCtila is Westmorlsed —three times three.l The beaftb. of Mr. Starch was out given, oil that Ofetleolill retuned his thanks. He sahi•Os bed *Wendy lees a supporter etSir Framco,Barditt• both. did Mel tusk it intmesistesi Whim to mopped the heteresta , of Sir S..Romiliy, alto, egh these had bss klighltellaall of eilbsies between tholes to Par.. liaemetory Reforms. h i. still ceareirso shire we *illy oar object which all eight to here le Slow ; cud. that was, to WOW, the liberty aid ikeingwet . she People. Us thought - that both, Sir iE . ado* , sad Sir S. , assialily were mot wite.,prowelej. 0 objects ; aid he thought they eight to be. the . to whom tte Pesters should Om their preftgeombi The Cualitma.s now oave the health{ of Malta Grey, Loorclowle, and Hollept, do great aledieluo oleo opportemof liberty le the Hoses of Imikki —Douai with dam times thaw . , • .. • , ~ i Be neat goo those ladies . 4 whom Omiloa ha d, oily mated the woe of Sir Swot iimoiliy.",-pplemit. with ihmee'llaige three.—'l l be cesepeny T ittoktVertl4l , a , I t, i t. . • 1 init Ma. , . 1/o,..4ltLiMMintigniauggila il11“ . 1 Si, eft') • On Saturday last,after a sessisfil visit to Orion, Mr. Drought's merited to Keedel. A tarp sweso. as. of people was elmost issoadiately splinted before the King's Arm, where 14,. B. stoppedeo. Among the crowd were many of the yettetattry of the seighbooderametry. When the stews were Ws fell et people, "rho were waled, awaiting the re. appearseat of Mr. Brougham, the soldiers s(((hooed he the testes were repeatedly sesreliett tee sod ,two tbreegh the .idle of thew. A repasseatatiso wits .114 1 14011al :to as Mayor ; bet k append • kat tbe rtet ***Adler* had sod beets sane by •the s " : ll tatqe, bet, that the troop kid abeam this iu., 1 4enveleiret plies as dm same 4 Alieht•dovelsiag pe•, I *Ai. •Appesiskarsodkoidil pliklessaisted ass ateop— f .; f,)! ..)row fsli Mr. alumnus moo farittrd, sod void, that 111.• bower ef, addrossiott ,Ilet the last Aim before this peat, seal • (as Its sot it is bg Eros OS itetteal wt Itiehbeart) Necossaty AO , t 44110144ettortaleatsilia trialaph at Appleby kid sit end theism dose, *ay woald assess him if e ea aceireet, et Asia peramoset isPoitsses. he ( "died Atka kw points, tbeegh he lomibolore draw. their eF Istitlea to tbse. Zbe =at le pilot of Importance, -su,!be defy devilry good 'object le Ms contest, its -very Oast accosiee. to pay Obodiosoo--L001... 4odirsco, to the law of 1 11 — • _ • • s" • ~ ..-' „'.:-. •,4rN ..0; , i *Gild 4 tiot'be: tare •tteetl i Ord - .....-,.-., -__ __ _ Ai ef i laOs Wag ilithikell...l of ilif VII iiikyrnstiiiiitisiti of his aetirsaries--bet Mint wits ifort"altlf; 'kit& whir* cold 4 only be jistillett• by I . iiciesti'ef pitlinine licen-• tiddideds assadotiad allied ter pbelffittiL-114 aid i rod that " *Alai order" had deported froth tin Beillti 4 Wteitedilliailleik 141,144Piette*Clit*Pariiie 44 trterodietiptividdlikifthd Mel of terentillit' to tilk dt tridatisedieddfutit added *SRO ' fel sad long esti feHig die* 'a rw . "Mir. Stood . boiled' ~inik *t1 11 111.#4 11 •0'1 11 11 1"ba'aiii killf. 'did UM Wig comw tide irk Ilia artist trlend---thdf elliiitilbrideletrecbisisellor to. ihowt 'CA. 'l.4willtri hod dadtfaiti latest eat: They talked tee of the Mikereptimenfitthwe'ef Mir adverastl.l4-41, taaall tie tita i story, n storti to relieVe'them `trots thifeiigee . or it tweg speech. H. bad been that day at Orton; Allah hid nierayeseen considered 'lane of the Low. their . presettee—whichOthe family of the Litethrt . Mitt allitiyi nidested as ninth their eaclesive pri•iiee: tY dr thit deer 'he pheasants in Lowth4ilork. ' AI aftslsejliiy, kiiiiVer, to fi nd s by the strictest enquiry'. 11 `that 944'11* iddittboaring township,' the itid.:' ptli vi ibeil,:tiiVld tab decided neliJority of votes: ' :IC k.... :hell • their] ddtreyseriet pdrsitted id' 9 M teed tve theni Itifortnition in 'the 1111110 kb should it Hi'hittl been there about' liiihß*4• l xo, doting hit former banns', and a . i re, e was as 'settee, though an unpaid. itglait Of-tbe Lowther., being asked by Lord Lowther Vriiiiictewf aVentlemaa, who had told It to hits' ! ..11.), drhother Mt Breasham had notinet viol} dfaidetiblekceptiod at Orton, he had inswerid t ierviat sows bad mot him—hot very fed voters —duly Mr sir dee. ' Now he Mid asked Mr. Crick] eilitorpe; who had kept the bnithe, sod had seen. Moly noted all 'the *eters ' th eir essessments, and pieta 'of resideatte; sad- ;he way' of giving their ester, and be swat 'lnfitaned 'that he had seen and' spoken himself GAS pilieeper4"dritithree split votet;•' Now I bis' gent,telin winfalsi i Reverend Ointlematii Indkeiii•lett 11 deciiiingllZta tovriftertinit if bits E. ei0e,...... Old, *Msh 'ttititild'iikcittnbif'hniVl ' evy "itiete if. Tie Ii Wad • it, fifth keit pert' Podia or tifeland, **hick iltilitdibi riagielessi 'llitillistalth'3l l In 4 or 3, the eight' bulge how d''irete.iiald lit' tneelk!aiteillitlit the con: lAb'etele OfelfbiiiesetikVaiii"tbe skim sob. • ;:itt f it • (11 9141 # Otottol_,# 1 * thi 'iliitrOit'd Lowther Iwltli'vhily 'dl power* . pitceptiiin-!= irilbit kit nal titVithey cos( only see 4or siilitea Aid ' ilk bad 5 they saw 3). ff Mance didsbattith eyes of one set of agents, Altltetta l ableat si likely to dim the oyes riptilifi; ' 116 ittl.4i Se "bed'teld at Orton in the' ptitaiticitp? 410 4 1Reitrblid Gentletiosn himself, and be had iiiiiimfeug ObntriclictiOn: • 'This wsethe secret 44 origio• if deb triemplant siticipationt of the BA thet' piny: 'Ws ' sbdaki glee theM in instance of different iott;—lto NMI never seen so geoli I ones i i i l iiii they might Jo eof the ,:hence of Went dl 'the . kis . 4 o which . 'A', 4 ' 'ii cli merit. Soda 1 ea.' ago,_ an *llford ;Wl' gppeared iri the andou Papers,*ii ii iiitptell to th is 'nett— . s• We, the end 4 " ' retitle! ers of the Contit • of 'WtistmOrland,',hiiidy ikrpving of the to i'lif ea -killidiamenfet Lprd'Lelrther and Colonel' taw. 04 p do pi , Odethvni if larmly to attlipert their," enhif so on. Thoth folioired the miles of 5 1 .0 or 30 •pe etioo t t'ilikiiti be, iblhe in'oocince Oillsigneren4e, r led . iitztisid to have.bleti si nod bt the Orson, 14iiiisid fro.' Athongit ',the& lid 'tied hied' of 44 101114te Doettleiti," a' hi:!li t etati born in ,thil' citliptY,; . ' SA' residl4 l i n Linde% 4144, ky . IsiscoM- , iTtitents ,n l ini jodiiitirith s tar ic4nirtd'con4 lifirittlisseefe§ ! ' Ifs hadVathtd troth' this eta-' thilnio, ' Mi. Hoitaiiidtl, 'of' 'A Idetmil nbit ry,.' Lon.'' din dated' Senn 10th, the' following idttbt . , 'whicli . ke"ibooM ttooble a 'friend to read. Mr: irklap,' room thee reed a letter from Mr. a. ikesfirlde 'tu b ed Aldertninbery, Joiilo, 1818, whirls . coll. ;lades with the fOrtailog, 1 •••• 41 Sotbe *rode Igo mt . ' pass eppearetio the List of the Lowther Commit./ tenth' beldini; lad . •My 4 ippriptei of their .Parlia. Wholly fteeediret,' which I positively declare was , don* either .lvitiloot my timieht ' er% no sviddp. May yes meet with (hi most complete siceeeids the most sincere wish of Sir, your"' &i. " R.5.'"..-111r. B. continued — this was not the only instance, bat began it ;IS emiespiev , • , • . • noised beerd,of soother instance, .not the only sae, bet- one of tile evidence , of :hick he was in possesniewor :ad 'which be slitiild bring before Cowls of Justice. He was sorry to soy, that ad nicker, • hjoit,,le,,raek, ;int. his .0110111, 9 11 Naval Sat via, had beta Cataallrald,lo4 Mt of bribing voters. • Ile had 'helium node, the band ad 'this Akar hi MO pocket. The oldrer.otititt: mamboed on by soother • prove ehoso.ttatoo t Amteaelibeibitml„wse sada nee 1 of witboot ,eagliveitowerau Alen' i 'Maw name he shollili 41101 MAIMIROItinw 0 1 0 1149 iillbil letter e 1901. • fee folla, , latioll I.4lAttailitl•nde . lit wield show the-) 1 4 401%/R C•4l4m4i 'it teisi Ullibet44ktit• it day st. Appleby.; gbitieneoterreema Mooed, it mai tot his,. 00. 4 ,;rbithr it theOliteihe pfC•itittoeme t WM* Count 1 4/.00 hkeolop.ity, Ceetthi4eve' Esoadeatiens, by : Xlemssitareets .63144c1i0.es for Pebeitiesi 'andel' the, - P t iyessiions with 41 •tbe Law visitedihempeecii. Ow l he was . that this Ogee shoots! be; waned ; ha estidd'itrphow low it seek..hs eared OM bow w Web sprudifippared sot how high Rives:heat , •*/ the guilty abgald oil be pooisbrd. , 1 ,ssa A circemstsecd bappeeed teat Wednesday, ice thief . 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