The Statesman. — London, England, 1819-02-27 00:00:00

4(144. Cc' • i°4 ,re-de I% clitoogArid. eff Jar? ('rut. • 4.4• e o c mo tateqm.. on. • •, N. 407'8. avow' Of I'AitLIAMINT.-WESTMINSTER ELF.CTION. ELECTORS of WESTMINSTER !—The power et tor martieral Castlitioa oßaiat you 1. do lonia' Nay ! . Mi t aft: Majtaity of Illeetten, at Hie latter eal of the Abet O rowel to is eerrat at the hoeinolag. Those whom is- Msalsat mod powellaterise of choice are reinpelled to Tote at west Owe Moir oppresatas bud them. Atilt their Majority is MN Moo . It is an r. ider.ce of their d,ri.pi. r Mrra t uh. Came so the Maoism Vole for HOSMOUSI, mad give then their posh 81. .w LUNE:MTH DAY'S POLL. TOTA L. 9R2 U Can riled Lasmb Gotoi•tee. Rte. Covent-giudee. Feb. %, SOW/'pr.' , NI, ratriard at tbe C. Ma Tremont, Mr. &fi.b,llo. 4 tty •d PhRSECUTION. CASE se Wit. PAUL ROGERS.—In 1100 wk sf has lst. the Rev. Weedon Rutter. of st. Luke Eor. . sent In t;te Shop of Vr. !toter.. a Stotiower noti tom, In Sionne.street —sod pointing to .tose Peljlmg. for 0 tsld he would have the Pam-Oita remixed from the False—st the game dine calling Mr. R. gem a Jzeatilw Itmerol, awl thresteeirai In ea all le his palter to deprive his of W. mutma. le • short liar, the ch .r4e of the Leiters was mites from Yr. Ileum. wiimust his brio( able la obtain say mums free the General Past-011ier. sod aunts of his Outemers de- Wiwi farther dealings with hint. This shameful perseteilim. the Mae Wove. and the Marsh, um these times of tatatie• of impportwa a Family. have darted to hakes year amen, unna am hems msd isdawrious man, his wife, sad REV EN YOUNG ClllLDltliNs—tbe fairer is in the Meet Prima. :rad the am. tairr, as ale Hew her esertiom are moot wasted, is meat her eadlimment with her TIGIITO CHILD. Ti alleviate the eafe.ines or Mr. Rosel:o 3114. agrePliia kw Mee e.mmeared. sod Cooiriboti.oa will be re ceived by Mr. €9. Halbert, sear Red Li..o..ereet g ar Mr. pplezard , it toe h.:a:Weer Once; nod the lirheav• ass Oi se.lerborpeourt. Flect-atreft. T►e following gams hove Limed, been subscribed : WNH Pelee, 1...;er Carioca-tee mst . ,C 5 5 0 Wiliam Henry Whitbread, loa-reet 3 3 0 T. T. Cheat, 43, Upper lirod'S,treet - I 0 0 Earl liefrms, It Atacama-street - - 5 0 0 Cabral Xavier. 13, Cadeala-aliTe - 4 0 0 hr Unmet 11..eadis .11. Bedford-square - t 0 0 William Mae, Ludgate hill • - 5 5 0 Tbe Kaimesikan Neiftpaper • - 3 0 0 A Priced tit firmaar lead !fancily - 0 12 0 Aleaaader nnllowny, Holborn . - 1 UU 1 Xn. G. lead Nis G. - • - 0 il 0 'Greece Billirr - - - 0 8 u lir Fraseis liamiest, Bart. 11. P. 5 5 0 Jahn C. Hublimpe F.. 1• . - 5 5 0 B. Peery, Ptiopri4er nud EdilAr uf die STATE4NIA V 1 U 0 A Priem! to Par Issas:Mary Reform 1 0 t. Paileathamos - - 1 0 0 R. VI. H. - - - 0 5 0 Geary Maier - -01 U 0 W. Carr, lisq. Asian Hall, sear Tadeaster, York. Wee. - 5 0 0 Sir .1•It• Thnr.ld, Kart. Lysea Park . . II 0 0 Lady Thlw•id - - - . 1 0 0 We Lawn Hem" Bad. of Stabiles - 2 0 0 Drakord's Margard News - - 2 0 0 RABASIB.I. WE ere requested to direct the attention of pet. raft *Shied with mental or twedil v bras, arrows de bility, bwrrd outings, Wes of appetifr, iwllR, Aim, depression of ipirlN. trembehig er shaking of the le milleoserhstic and every c ab er kind of etarion, anthems. isliteraled thrum. seminal weakii.n., paha Make limbs awe jalan, enoningoive cad all roarlitutsuesleooralatnts. iameittritelv is task. trial if tke ' • celebrated CORDIAL. BALM OF RA AMA I, of ... Pa Allies Infallible Resustallee as prepares, ant bnlessle and resell. by C. J. Judie, M. D.. .1 the Fest I..sclon M. Acid F.subibbnieve, 7, Curna-sirret Rand, sr. (m or . z ..•. Londisa. It is universally acknowledged ice he lb. Mewl bit and pnwertal restorative in all the above ever diutinered I it ihii.e the 1.1,4, ea... ski now violent *sins ia she head and enmesh. nod purnewirs vole pecipireess. —1 t I, affray impaarble fir laaonter is etyma, or deglillelb,e 10 extol. saitiri•iiily the valise ..• Ihb wiaderfol and ~ t eoarnarabie blediL..ne In 'emote, health tette *Sired, wed giving vigour he sles neves iluenanads ha.. tan been minted in verfeci Amain, elite bath* been se re.. dated by /Nevem disense.. as In have been devalted of. aoi only by their dia•llet, hat .dew by their profeeisrsil attesdnet_ Ss4d, by appointment of the lotopelanr, in busies cork or two urunities in • ne. tap. sorb t a; four reauttkies In sue ' Ibsiti !um' , • for 53-.. dais larladed, by le hick age it.. batik 144 saved. Thu. inestimehle Medicine will keep I. hal etisaale., and way be had of parlay and SOON flrel4l.llllllo $ Vile. 46. C..rabillt II J. Pr --tan, 1411, Strand $ J. RII hard.. 153. Ruud i Blake. 56. Pirtedills t alltior. 1'25. Osesed•eireet4 Chandler. 76, 0 e Vaal -.ewes ; Tape. 10. 111;ddle.row.11.4tome Sad hy the mint re.iettable Medi. lee Venders in port el the kiagdsen. Dr. C. .1. Jordan Win Oh timers' turn lanky of am favouring 10 11.• Pahlie. that had II dernter 1.,. Needy rube.... le to the nine of peeve alai romplslns• in a rrt star member al the Keys! of Ft% ilri-es he user. n .in-rJe 44r4d perms , IMO care for recta clam of OPTIIMH Irrill•114.118 Pt Itawever Meg suridins, er.llkt mat inveterate kind, are h% his new and le pee isr twee ..ftreatened•preelibna I 'feet aallyearett. Dr. C. J. Jordwn 1 0, 4• be easrahrd. 0) alt rant., him n i ne $. the snauillg OR nine k she enerilos. at the I:3st Langan Me/I. gal F..tahlisbenein, 7, Irann.oureet 11i.a4, near the Causer. Oat Road into. Ike. eeererge's i,. else 144.4. laagAisbP tashad repata rs tio of Mauro. 1"1" URRIE and Co enoshiard with their well-kosa naperienre end PlIer••• • in the t fret .itenr nod rote of a tea tries,- Mg rosphalon. ent i!ii o - .paler crier end a decided rearrence over MI oihrr Carrier.; to. al melee Ihirgeowet, and Nbishers of She R ynl Colleges ur L... I 41.... d Eolith...4h, prerot to the rishilt• the reoilt of thin,' yeses rarer pr.rtiee in the Meiropoli., where their tiro moo way care of Venereal Comprises, Nervosa Yamertae Reiss...to, mad Amoy of she ("fano., bokrure, of the Urethra, ac. titc. kat proved uniform/. irluwirtaat. la' Waist and re eel• ^V.'s o hotertlint, a prvirt Core Y erapiet. 04 he tits Ohs/ Period of two day.; sod In deo earns at a mare eentyliestett salore. Inhere other Prarilliolle: • • ate failed of, Irma, a poffer pervernsesee is trii plr.s of treairest io- ' MM la the ration a yard nod perfect re-esabli.hamer. la !fervur flebility, *hearer produced Sr trefoil) toners, by the liommieeste eajoyftrai of .eats/ plesourer, by 'errantry ,s, d irer .00lioos hobo. or by soy Mho craw, the Medicine. tl.vp-ewribe pram , ilro hippie., e le c t.. In snip / non, vier% f levity bosh of body mad Wed. Several Nobl.looeo she Irvealleineu of the. lint rerresaltiiity, Ivor been UOder ter erre of Moo. Currie Oa On: fn. Ott. removal of Cirplalets of the Vetoes. Strictures, kr. and havir received n radical as/ pressoro, COM reliant the, ref-resre any he rode lu throe, r ovilallesaary ersdiltre.. f the decisive ryeriorii; s.f Meier,. Carrie SIM M.'S pl. , ' of trainer ; urn, of the,e.flerkover. how h 4 air Setater fs .11 v 10 iwzik,47. der care if Mcor, Haire, n . ; mat .-her Sorseons of ons:t. ere. !the cite - lied SW dire by Ilse hilislientei , of Ur 141.4 Creole. r it: Ills noes. Menem 'eerie ani rev," he e..rieltrd by :Wirt .et, with the greutrei delicacy, *Peter% , aid lierit.ar, et their haute. No 107, Ham altardea„— }t„tt, 0,, is .14 ~re irque.loot to slaw she parsi ng tr. et . rei• rate. •4e, .I.d general habil of Berg. ae. ere. eireetc a resin dm , for advice air medicines. whew the Moe will be rives .4 test 1., their pits ise i ittedras. To lame *tor perretv en ele..lW ivl In oar sreettakii rt. she parisge of aim new.. 14 added to the Jaunt for mettichtes.-4f7, Hat. torgasgra. LONDON, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 1219 FRAUD IMEVENTED.• 11°reentered the Many attempts that are daily trade to impale .• the masonry a t parleys easafehillan erelil or the OEN Ul Id E BLACKING preview he DAY .iw4 Ii she, love alopoull a sew babel, is which their siva...site and address. 111tH HOLBORN. Moo cnn4 ,, runtisis, placed la Ibe rehire of the Lab.?. that ssry 4104 in ;if trotimo to 'NM, aidlle tlariener of Or I, pe, whiri I. make nll letter•pree., will rumble pen •at ou.te I* de tect the illlroil Inn The Real Jrip..” TILACKINCI, made and •old wbslealle Ay l)Ai bed MAIL'S IN, 97. Hitli tinhorn, mid retailed by the principal arneers, Irimeasagers. Per i tamers, Bettel-nnikeett e kn. intik, Veiled ti unction,. la Mattes al q.. Is.. .01 I. 6A. eacb. CATON V noR K tai day aim published, A Weft &Moo, rive to. into' roteJ with Coes. - I. A PRACTICAL 'Tit EATISF an the PRKVEN. TION sod LURE of ihr VENEREAL DIIIKAIIR la boa Rom, isol ip eewsegaeaer•: in %void, s POW sod we trvfol sunk of 'mimeo. is 'mimed oat, melodist Mow wail .as N Strictures, Calsoeses Ernosisim. I oseintire Yemeni UM. eases, &e. laerettled ss a Guide against the dangers* elfeeb of Ow baneful tostnelv. --- ----- — sy T. IL CATON. Sargvim. 10, Staebere-ehri. Neweeetre-street, &nod ; and Isie el the bawd sineystalsr.f St. TiZsTs;s7mias. --- A TREATISE as INDIGESTION s Ref %as requiry lola the themes hrisine from 1.1.41 ro....erted with the reactium ettbe biroseach, with kemarks owl the Lever.ead itsielaritre the (Ugric Sextets. Tn whirl. are prefixed. ..roe Amend Otr setextkan es Scrophel I.:ul....eitss Dismal s price 3.. S. A POPULAR TREATVO:ne PREYEiTION sued CURE the Carew STALES of the ASTHMA Rad WIN. COUGII. with Or W knd weresbfill 101.11tIlOOS f.e. the Prettesume sod TreAtimem of A.thsuatie Fits. Yuutih PAltien, Ore 9, 4. PRACTICAL OBSERVATIONS oa tile DEBILI TIES. natural had acquired. of the GENERATIVE OR GANS of bath SEALS, irseladtas hie Theory of tirocration, prke 3.. b. A PRACTICAL TREATISK no FINALE DIS EASES, Soelsoleseir Oluirrraiinor n■ Parturition, Lactation, mod Hoe Dhorkn hoidens so shine loparlaiii Omar o. price 3.. 1.1. i Printed for 3hernannl *NI Co. Poienrinter.rnir I I% •ii. Neely, 78, Loonorlstrriti ; awl C. Chopple, 66, Pall. MAT P TNCOMMON GOOD TRAvELuzgo, rroa V 'kw SARACKN'S num) INN. SNOW-HILL, To MOIL K. LEEOS, HIHNBURGH, rad iN Posts of the NORTH. Four baslde Glides. the Rol Hone', sod keep ()teem Tine. By B. W. MOUNTAIN and Co. /SARACEN'S HELD INN. SNOW-lIILL, LONDON. Tbr Pan Cotetiro. Mall Comber, &e. ut end from :be Savorea's Hoodreo, be 1.1111491'.. a new Liverpool Lien Genii. only ore alabr en ;be row/. carries Feet Insides sod Year thelder ; telt out every day at Ore reCierli. arrives at Lltr:pnel tit :t Aftereen• at Sii &Clock. fbroolle Dive.salle, Wellborn, Lattabwri. Plenty, epees, Melford. Liettww.trilt, Hint-bier. Aiberebone, Likbfleld. !ittioe. &early, Newai.tle, Keobtoei, Wanks/g -len, sod Prrieof. SOUTHAMPTON, IA minivan. Winelsever, attd Snare stoke New Faite-hatie Cowls, at ball-past Seven o'Clnck nt the Mansiwg, arrives at the Dolphin Ina, Snothaiapitre, ky i.e veCtotk..-Tkis a aura dlelighttal coseesatwe to t h e Isle or Wien, Jersey. Geerseey, St. Melees, Havre de Grate, Cberbati.lke. SHREWSBURY, Wellisogisa, sod Shin/al, P.M Cowl' at FtvesTlack, gsarded. WEYMOUTH, Dorchester, filanifortl.Salkhnes, Andover, sod Basingstoke sew Pint Coach. every Aftersone. The Weymmmb Pockets to Mammy, Jersey, Alderney, St. M■ Mem. tc. EXETER. Plymouth, Weymouth, Dwelt*seer. Falmouth. Dirtinotatit. void Solisburt. New Poit Costa. every Morning at teem ottork. through Honiara. Aarhaler. Bridport, Blandined. R.oingool.e. and Bagvhot. BATH nevi BRISTOL Flying Poo Caoakee,through Chip proem, Caine, and Mudborough. Afteranua g arrive as lir. Niy'r. the areyheuma Inn. Rash, %ad the Lesion Totem Tlermas-Mreet, auJ she Sums, liristeta, seas Nor Mai— . to W clip, Bridgewater Tountos, Exeter, Pt)matoth, Re. BORTONt iding. Peterborough. Stilton, and Ifortitut. Ma Ito‘4l Moil Coot-h. tel. act errry Evealog 1• Spllaby, Laa•r. titissAtti, marl Hon. -- . . t.i.i.ro New Lien Coach, ralkd The Itsekiegtinm. seW A/ every NtwnlKs carries row 'wide% wdy,aad eon re. raaskside will, a (awed ihreaellmst. Hawes thrweela %landed, Newark, Iteifurd. Way:goer, sad Ferrybridge, in IM Caddell !Jan, Lerd., -est ,Ilarnlns.7"intwitheatadial vornwisiao expedition of s!.!, Carob. it is allowed so k the most operable aa.l complete Put lie Conveyweas as the North lined, helot aaeititalled Is Are issiondatlao by any other. GLASGOW, Lampewa, Grelnewarees, Anima, Deadrirs. Seawalllll, Thornhill. Sortgehar-Kiln, Caemerk, ard all parts we Seethed, • Pant Gamete ( GIIESThIt, Slewpnet e Whierharrhurrb. Taramteey Rant. ga r b, owbeleh, and Middleslch P.m-Camel, every Ewe. log. al Five n'Clock. YORK. Searbetnepla, Whitby. chlrlJ., Sencterhind. !dew - writhe, and Leieberelt„ we.. Fear Isoide Gam*, w:th a (.ward thrnachout, veil oat every Warning at Eight is•Clork. o:ty of Weeark, Reif :n . 4 'Marmot', Darlington. Noithaltrrtios- Durhera Storpeeh, awd Berwick.— Pa.-cowers Smiths( Meta, whet flitipord trivia it • leatth at the loartery, nil. real whet time II•ey plrave, and liken proceed on MiliMit any tolditilmal fere. rierthrave, Dewar's, Thera, and Doncaster, Peet Coach, every Manes; at balf.yast Six e'Llock, to the Crow Key.. Market-ylarr, CARLISLE, Pearith. sod Whitehnvea. Fuse beide Pout Coach. and a Gaard all the threttgb Breagh- Appleby, Greanehridge, Richn.ond„ atterirk, lionsugb brldo. Aherferd, 1/..nrnoter, and Grantham. Er" "of awl M Drains aad pet rorms lie jemernry with the (realest faelUty. Pass leers detained on the Read by businew er pkware, here the isereii.ir advantage of their seats being sererrd lathe ant coach. KENDAL, !Ammer. Prosimt. Kirhytrewielr. Seelig Charley, Orawklrk, and Unmans Post Concbei, every After mew'. at Eire e'Cinrit. Onvried. _ _ MARIMOROUGH, Swindon. Ralohnrs. Hanterford, mid Newbury Past Coach, at Sevea **Clock in the Murtang. HRIDGENORTH and Waled sew Post Owe., evert E VIIIRPOOL. Wweietstion, Kinsainrd. Shaw, and Lath. AM. Pest Load, called she Riatert.aron, retry Dreamt si Five u'Clock, to the Sarneve's Head Ina, Dale-street, Liverpeak—Fmarded thovegliout. MANCHESTER, Hallam, Cam Was, Newcastle, hekal. awl Wolvertmeoptais„ Pme Conch, every tlfteremon. guarded. RI RMIKOHA M Pose L.tarh, with a award, iris vat ,very Aftramen, and mews Rirminghads Pest day al Nem. by Oxford, Ewen,. aid Shipment, to the Santeva's Head, Hell-street, Eirmlnglisto SHEFFIELD and Rotherham Pod Coach, called the Sennota. SI: 4 UERLAN Sim ho.. rind Yarn, New Coach, ewer/ Horning, in th e Georce Ina, Soak' land. WAKEFIELD Port Cusick, every !Warning, at half-past Si: o'Clarli. IC. Cl A ericinal tntioNs asd COACIII.S. in New hwy. Aiabo a aa, OS usitosieniaset, Laoleers. firager ford, Chili's. nedialnit. *lid all places adjures•, Daily. B. W. SIOD,ITAIN aed Co. respectfully argosies • licit Feint& sad She Patine. they Till Doi heaccsraubk fer any Parcels !aw•arrn' Lartade.Writinas, PIA*. Ate. of mare this ries Pounds Value, if lest. states, or damaged. sale,, ea. feral as sorb, awl the lasarance paid far seetirdiptly, as she Ilaractii. Mad la Saow-lua Loodos. ria Cow far maid HAIIIIMS fell be the AeM, ieR4 Ile weirr Aid ea de reere4l r Mit VIC L I), AUCTIONf.rit sea AP. PR Hum (for revisal ..van of the Firs of ADAM 14)K mid FIEED), bey leis. ers.t reireeifolly t. Worm hi. r%stereet Erin& me the Fehlie. 1.• how howled Oalres. Ns. J. s lia naiost e leiroewoort. Bwebin-looe. Goolohl, where be solicits a e ef . their Petromxe woJ remit. refs. W. NIL PliftroutrAc rtioLicaftaar. In ibe twiddle of wee, Meath. Oe the IMb of Mani will be published; fa 'mi. price 110. sewed, te s be caminne smithy 15 h .f ewer , Muth t being the GM Witt wily Lateran Aceessioodasion 0; the ► hied, AMONTHLY JOURNAL a VOYAGES and TRAVELS, emiellisbed with Engravings.. moisting I. Of ORIGINAL WORKS of recent VOYAGES sad TRAVELS, the Copy-Right of whkb will be pinchana for this Ismael. 2. Of TRANSLATED WORKS from the French earl Greene Ineepitea. or of Rewires of NegrAmersran Works. S tW COPIOUS ARA LYSKS of NRW VOYAGES am/ TRAVELS lastly published le Greet Feely Five Needier' completive at least Ave several Weeks, sad every slash Number briag chmpond of Analyises, Mashing a that velem". Ain the FIRST NUMBER, to be published an the lssh of March, will he Ailed with she Original Jesus'! of 011 err of the Alessinder. easployed in she late Voyage of Discovery se the Arctic Review. Wiry Ibsen,' authentic Anima which has appeared *Ohm Eapedition, wish Plates. he. The SECOND NUMBER will cantata • Nenntive or n Three Years' Voyage in the Indies Sens. lu the Ni..,, J. Prier, F the Servant aLo, with Plates. Foote lrwmMr. will be equally interesting. and reviews; and, on the whole, a more costae, original. and MlSPorilse Periodical Work, was, perhaps, rovOr sabatibed to the Pat. In while it wasesses the peculiar advantages( apprarne in a vacant period Oche Illhoth, and of net Muer/prior, therefore, with the marl of the statithtni estahli.bed Sfitrellastie., though, from the miters of its romeisis, it wittiest none of its won't by mss-delivery is remote siou..tioas till she lint of the folinwere Month. 1 1 Printed for Richard Phillips, aye sold by John Sauter, No. 7L. St. Paul's Llterebnard; awl to he hod of all Beek/eller, I. Grcnt Britain, Ireland, sad the Colonie-. o w e As evert Number. or Pin, will he complete hi itself, aid will, therefore, he adapted to the use of all Libraries. SAhnshi. and Rink Societe..., Is will he delivered, Mum sp in Mortis, at Three Shinny.' aid Oti gr linter. with a label ise the back. ()mien, therefore, shoat di,tioetsith bete/rev the copies sew-d and is beards. WES TM LVST Eft E LECTIO N. Nothing of any important,. occurred this day 641. fore the Millings. Sir F. Itardett owl Mr. 11.$1). house were receivad with thp !priciest plaudits. The °embers at tie close of this day's Poll Mare declared to be, for . lamb finbbouse Mr. ifootto•sc, amid Iced cheers, commented hia speech by obxervine. that from the swill Ltsjority which their adversaries bad obtained on that day's Poll, he felt confident that the ism. of the present contest would present a gloriosa trlemph to she Datum' of %Vestsbaster. He knew them ton well re sup\sese that they would sheer their liberty, as well as their character, to he destroyed by the efforts of a coalition, which was as estraordinary abd as unnatural as soy that was preserved its the toasts of the Whigs. The Whigs, 40 jeers ago, had coalesced with their opponents to obtain power ; they had played a idealist game in MON to effect a similar purpose; and now, to smoke not indeed power, but ooly inflows In Westminster, they had wet hesitated to shake hoods with those very men whom they uei.i daily denouncing its the House of Commons, as the fit objects of public vengeance. In most coalitions both parties lost some character; but in those to which he had alluded, the Whiss were only the persons whose repotationa suffered the slightest injury. No ems blamed I.nrd North for his coalitirso with Mr. Fox; no one impeached the little character possessed by the Lords Sidmouth and Grenville, for their conjunction wish the modern Wt in ; because in both these caws no conceptions were made by the Tories, bet every point was given up by the Whip. The semi was the case at pianism : the Tories had no objection to e %Chi, Csodidsto., because they knew that he would assist them ia keeping •p the farce ea hihited in the Hanle of Common, and in making there a phew of virtue, which, whenever it wee emoted, evaporated in words. He then told the Electors that they had a Whig Candidate, who pro fessed himself an advocate for Parliamentary Reform, bat who would not make it a paramount object. He thought that they ought to know whether that Can. didate was willing to destroy the Rotten Herewith, ; because if he was not, and he could not think that he was, he was not deserving the name of a Reformer. Be would with them to remitter whether it was likely that Mr. Lamb, supported as he was by great families, would tern foetid to Lis Noble friends and say," My Lord, 1 iatesd to cut a way your influence here, and to destroy your Borough power there."—( Long end loud (:heers.)—He • mild wish theta to consider whether it was probable that he, in (whose f Ministerial influence was exerting in every epistler of Westminster, would make a point of voting against those men who returned him to Par liament, or whether ht**, likely to act for the People who,if returned to Parliament, would be re. turned by theackaoolodged and rekopled enemies of the People.—((leers.)—ln thecircentstancys under which the Coalition Candidate had come Wasted, ha was pieced in this dilemma—either he most grateful to those who returned him, or he most be tray the interests of the F.lectors of Westminster ; for it was impossible that ha could, at one and the same time, comply with their thoughts, wishes, and ten. doms, and obey the orders of those great people whowera endes vowing to force hie, down their t hrot is. —(Chters.)--lip thought it extraordinary that, as his Learned Opponent came forward, back'd by the same friends as Sir M. &tassel!, he 'lid not own, like hits, that he cause forward on the old ground of Church, Ring, nod Constitation. It la geld he much more fair in him to chow forward a. in the old tints was the custom with the Ministerial Casididate, matte a bow epos the listings, and tbeu retire to the Ad. PRICE 71). adnity, sod aloe and drink toasts with the Mi ostry which patronised bier.—(citecre and Itirres.)—ln. steed of sctiog thus, he Mile forward as the friend of Retrenchment, as the friend of Parliacnvetery Re. fum, as the (intuit of the Poor ; and so v.iled Hs real distorter steed intent hint. Mr. 11. then commented on the impmpriety of Mr. Limb arrogating to himself the title of friend to the poor, when, by bit agents, the Rate Collectors, he was esdearnariag to hprivo the poor nun of his se frage.which was all that the pretsere of the times had left him. He maintained, List it wee laming strange that the poor man's (fiend should have employed and hired the Rote Collectors as hie agents, sad contrasted their coadect in stopping sod delajleg every individual who appeared ill-dressed, with that of his own inspectors, volt° were volunteers, sad stood omen the ileatiegs with no Whet view thee to overlook a proceedings of these Rate Collectors. After dwelling some time longer on these topics, be unclad') his speech by repestioe his coefiileot ea. peclatioes, that he should, in the course of the en suing week, totally annihilate the small superiority of embers which his opponent at present possessed over him.— (rieplauss.) When Mr. Hobbeese had finished, Mr. LAMB came forward, bet could not obtain a heating from thecae' of "be, be, do," which echoed from- every part of the Meeting. Arn'd the uproar which raged amend, we eederstood him to say, that in spite of the efforts of his opponents, his majority continued slowly bet regularly to increase. If they were de termined to bear nothing bet the hollow essertines, the flimsy arguments, and the easepported access. dons of his Ifonoerable °preened, and would wet listen to is hat be bad to urge ie etiolation of then, he must submit to their decisive. As they appeared to have no disposition to bear him address them, he would stay there no longer, but wish them good eight; and if they did not wish to get wet throve, he should 'dries them to follow his example, and leave the Hustings. Sir F. licuoarr then came forward, amid the load act lamstions of the multitude. Ile said that be had not addressed them the day before from the Hust ings, because, as he bad impressed epos them the necessity of hearing what the Honourable Coe. dilate bail to say in favour of the claims which he made to their starves, and as be thought that after they hid heal(' nee side, they ought, in fairness, to be attentive to the other, he was not desirous of in. trading hises.lf too hastily upon their notice. If be had not made so lappet to thews for silence before Mr. Loeb spoke, it bad been because he conceived that it would be forward and presnesiog in him to do it, especially es Mr. Hobliouse had regularly implored thew to eipe a patient lowing to his leaned ante past. Whatever their feelings might he towards the two rival Caudidstes for their suffrages, it was bard that he and his friends should be thought likely to succeed in bribing the Electors of Westminster, ens if they were bate enough to attempt it. It bad been suggested, that If he bad called open them to be silent before Mr. Lamb spoke, they would have obeyed his call. Is his opinion, if he had pet himself so forward, he should not only have violated the etiquette usually ebeerved on such occasions, bet should have jestly subjected himself to the charge of arrogates, end folly. He could only express his sincere wish that the Hon. Candidste might in rotor, be permit. ted to say what be bad to say in defence of his own cause; and as a proof of it, he would now take his leave of the Meeting, and make room for that Gen. erten, if he chose to address them.—( Cries of Lamb's gone—Don't you go.)—After a short pease he continued. Ile was anxious, as well for other causes u for their amusement, that they would at. tend to Mr. (.stub's speech, because he could inform them that he was not merely u Whlg--he was a wag also.—( Laugleer.)—Therefore, though they might disapprove of kite in one ch sssss er, they might approve of him in the other. As that Gentleman was absent, be should forbear from making any re. marks open personally, and shnotd endeavour to direct their attention to those contidetations which were calcalated to 'Omelets them to such exertions se would piece that cease, which all of them had so much at boort, decidedly at the bead of the I'oll. When I,e considered the compulsory eaters of the Poll of the e adversaties.end at the same time recollected the manly spirit of Vestitiester, he entertained the moat confi dent hope, sod not the slightest putiele of doubt, first their cum would be ultimately successful. It shouts( their (tient!s wise bad arrived too late each day at the flutings, and those who bad been tamed away from them, on account of the Poor Rahn bon ing in arrear, had beenallowed to give their votes, they should have bees in a nosjority, instead of o minority, on the Poll. He did not mean by this rib. tin° to make aoy complaint against the Return ing Officer, if one regular rule had been observed re gsrdieg these arrears ; but if there hs.i been any vit. dation its it, then he thought that th.y should have good reason to complain of this, Gentlemvn. Whilst he was epos thh setbject he could nit hid,' remark log on the ebjectioes which Mr. Lamb, who called himself the peer Mies 'fiend, had milt* to the votes of those ptaor iedialdsals. In his opinion Mr. instead of Min the friend of i:ie poor m• 0, was the poor friend of man—(Lanht , r)—te•raeso he was not the friend of liberty ; and the•efoie criaid not he the friend of all that was dear to men : for liberty was tint whieir " Leah to Ilk in lustre and perfume, " And we are seeds without it." The Honourable Berit•iet then alluded In some &tarps which had *pries r the Morri Chronicle against him. The bulk of them were unimeuriast, but nn one or two he should wish to lay a fret words. The Editor of that Paper ,eemed to insi noate that he (sir F. Burdett) roes'd•red a wan, per romlPG the duties of ao Editor, to be in too to. a I sad by 4 11 • r •