The Statesman. — London, England, 1820-03-10 00:00:00

0 111111.w — disk. woewhat coloarstd, will, however, give 0 1 . 114 2k r a tolerably good view of the state of this 0 ' ,di lry d to ( • ' - ...t a re a LEITER 11101 d tTNLONI, nano, 1. 12 ,Lj e s. for the last week , has presented a scene - 1 • or re collect to Imre been equalled at any pe. 0, • d ie war: the continual passage of troops of 4 "...71gre or three di ff eren t descnptions of a dav 3 ,:e7 .,migs bill e ting*, trumpetings„ sod drunsinings, w.i ,- ,;;d - isi w it of preparation.' The enemy, how •todoeso e on in the least intimidated by it ; they is formidable numbers almost every night, '" ft - i r li ght iu a different place; they hare taken all i'l.fromin this and the county of Roscommon , from i a - m i l i m ple, and throughout a great part of the , 1 7 0 e flialwav— hitherto the Leinster side of the _.... h el l been remarkably quiet, but the dame is .eer . ..j o g lost , and they opened the campaign in Weot. i p ;roight, by rubbing antis from several houses, 0 7.,,,irkra a stile of this toga, near Mr. Bruce's' , iser or . Peelers,' they snag de upon roomiest hat they are laughed at now by both sides ; . ort ,te is ridiculous to suppose any thing less than s ,,,ii a okeement of the I 'narration /et can ever o ; e irilot with effect. . v o g oy expect to hear of ' wigs on the green,' in iiog bb mar lbood, ere long, .uoless the discovery in ot h a m y damp their ardour. ' oight, soineground was illegally turned up on b o ols of 3lonegena, county of Clare. On Sunday t oo, lir. Kennelly, P.P. represented from the alt..r jo g i retity of the offence, which operated so p.m er so his dock, that 30t) of them repaired to the s od laid down the ground in its original lit is supposed that the perpetrators were trout rA a the neighbourhood of Burton - hill, near OM tasty of Clare, within three miles of this city. w owed op on Monday sight , and notice (of which igillswiog is a copy,) posted on the smith's forge : 7:wiL NOTICI •Giring to any Man that His ground Will be Dng or d gag to Hire out at Eight tinineys per acer or if Not „ y in b e ,liibitted for au Exampel to the whole , - ,;,„ rry . Be the Command and order of l'aptain Bibloin g ag ing lately arrived from the Borders of Connaught tilbrdier Inshore Any Man who has given it out at s ons Prier we will Haugh his cattle and Conshume bosun to Ashis Signed Soled and Delivered By “ Captain Itibbin Man froni l'unnanglit." iblblewing is the most recent intelligence from the ugly sflialway : •ii.o.ear, MARCH 4.—lf we were to publish all the owessiestions that lie before us upon the su bj ect of usanarsaders. our whole Paper would sot be saffi easier the purpose. In the neighbottrhood of Tenon. %i t &Amy, of Ahhert, aad his relative, Alr. William paw, hare been unceasing in their exertions. which, jo t Capt. 0 . lieeffe, of the 73d Regiment. have been Odin vi the best effects. In a late nightly patrol, bu l b the cantor, near Horseleap, their took 25 pri - is gnus. tour cases of pistols, and three blun ts.% and seat twelve of the prisoners to Tuana Ad They fell in with the Rev. Mr. O'itorke, who, ells rty of police, had also taken some prisoners, itilhta presented and snapped bison at a police man without effect ; this ruffian was, after a short satoded, and Irought in a prisoner with his ma. `Slate aniline the foregoing, we are happy to learn tiat th► sillier) force of this county will he increase(' vile won on Toetulay t. Ffvery village of any Itte will hate a party a ned in it, so that we may we hope to set the f peace, order, and cond. am to our afflicted y."—(Colsony Weekly dd - voliaer.) as •-- _ 0 snowy sad Jersey I • 4B . l6 treh lerebergls 1 O Irresee U 0 Lisboa . d I 0 Nebo 0 Pluto Of trot as Two Bask Monk per feat. id. I per Coil. WU. On{ Si per Coat. I per Cosh. Slot Ct. Nary Heti Leaf Ann. I. 440 Cont. Ann. C 8 DAT AT ONE O`CLOCK. faits Stook Ditto Bonds 14s. 12s. pos. Oki Asatoitio. Es. Dills, lid. 2s. 3s. dis. Ditto Coto. Otoidous coo. for At.. OW Loft. 'Met, till 1154. LONDON: PRIDAY 004110, DIRCH 10, 1810. We expatiated with great complacency on the teens wo expected the elections in the tslls titles of Loodon and Westminster, and in the borough of Seethwark, might be supposed to take, before ere had felt the di s app o i n t m e n t, i n t o r n mon with , the friend 4 of REFORM, in seeing the Worthy /Wonsan WATTlnfoll at the batten* of the poll. \lit that his going into the House of Commixes IS an honest individual Member, with half a dozen , ethers equally esteetted by us, could bare done ' I resell per re : for it would have been in that con wheation merely what the eloquent Sir FRANcIe ' BelenrrT /aid, like a few drops of pure elernen- ' 46 water poured into the briny wit towards wait it froth :—but it would have manifested Ikt sort of spirit, and cherishing the principle of "formation, which would have been an earnest of •selesire and determination speedily effectuating its retire purilcation. In this light, then, we sissM *ewes) to see a man throWn out of the laud *, career towards a Reform, without which, ere Mr. 0. LAMB confesses we are an undone People. Tl:at Alderman WAITHMAI need not be fthemed if be is forted back into the bosom of his ysuay eoe of his friends will freely say,—this maim he most hove forgone during the period of bit mat in Parliament, for he attended his duty u "platy there as any Member whatever. He' husegittlod himself u became him, and will, no 44011 , led the solace we speak of, and which he well deser ves. • " Low iby soestry, servo It VIII, dot iiritti toe Wines a are: • 12.1 ha Awaits. that, vilMs 41 fell, • Taira its rsis dldst net *aro." elf mod for himself; but now for the, sows I 411 1 16 **11 amigos his domestic mire), mesh' THE 'ATI againit his own wishes. The first is said to be thel vast fortune and personal influence of his almost! only opponent, Sir H'. Curti*. This is a humiliat ing consideration to every honest and upright l mind. It tends more and more to widen the breach of, and spread the jealousy of those of mo derate fortune and bereft condition, against the rich. There is nothing either unnatural or ex-1 traordinary in this state of things, that the poori man should hate the rich man, if he can thus buy up his liberty, or prolong his slavery : and that this is the case in a hundred instances, at this mo ment, we may see by casting an eye upon•the various elections now taking place in the rotten boroughs, and other places, returning Members to Parliament. We do not mean to affirm that the wealthy Baronet goes with the money actually in his hand, and bribes the voter—no, no. But there are filly ways beside in which the tradesman, and even the merchant, can be influenced. secretly and softly influenced, to give his vote to the man be cannot even esteenr, and from whom, if he had the resolution according his self-approving prin ciple. he would turn away as being a tracker for, enslaving his offspring for ages :o come, or per haps for ever! We are far from *idling to prop' actibe a single fellow-citizen for his political tees giversation, but we should like to know who ate the men who before voted for WAITHMAN and now vote for his adversary ; some of them, no doubt, will plead the same excuse as the poor Apothecary, in Romeo and Juliet, who sold the poison—" My necessity, and not my will, compels me to it." The Worthy Alderman " has borne his honours so meekly" and properly, turd has fulfilled his duty so honourably, that he may be said, with Sham e, to have " bought golden opinions (though. not votes) from all kinds of people." For Heaven's sake let the citizens of London act a more consistent part on this trying occasion; when the eyes of all England are upon them.—Let then) not imitate the worst act of the Athenians in rejecting ARISTIDES because he had committed no fault and might become too popular. Our Alder , man has not, like the son of Lysimachus, a Thentie lucks against him ; lie has one however equally powerful in purse, though not in eloquence, and " Money makes the mare (aye, and Mayor* too,) to go." On the Election for Westminster every thing ap peers satisfactory. Indeed, no sum in arithmetic can be better proved, than that Mr. Hoaitorsz would have been the sitting Member in the last Parliament, but for the High Bailiff's unconsd. lotions! disfranchisement of every elector who hap pened not to have paid his parochial taxes com pletely up. Two STaTessiate, ow its rerutarreader• , well know, was the irst journal to cry oat against that unjust, that iniquitous resolution of the Return ing Officer. In that outrageobs proceeding a man I Was disfranchised ;—actually put on a level with the stare, for having lost his pocket-book in a 1 1 crowd, by which his payment of the poor? rate of his parish was deferred !! This appeal to the people of Westminster can hardly be denominated ti contest, since it is, as it were, already decided by the I exposition of the difikrent views of Mr. Hostiotat and Mr. Lassa. The following question antici; pates the return —Can Mr. Linn be a fit person to represent the high spirited people of Westmin- I stair. since he applauded (as he did by his exposi• tory letter) the late House of Commons, and ap- Irroved of its sehding the patriotic Candidate, now his opponent, to Newpte unheard, and, conse quently,. undefended I A punishment without a I hearing of the case! A monstrosity in the order Of justice ! As to Sir F. Duantrr, his return is out of all question for ever, if he toniinne to act as he has dons for the twenty-four years pest. We • formed our opinion of him then, sod predicted that he had taken ao firm, so right a stand, that the people of England would lock to his banner, for that he never Would strike. Just at the seine period that the Americana ake discussing in Congress the policy of forbidding the iniportation of cotton and woollen-goodS and iron menufacturel from England, our sapient and ecti-i noinical Ministers are planning how beet to make' an addition of half a million a year to the Oita List ! ! Under such Circumstances, the above con netted together, we Cannot help asking who are the mad folks about the Court I and what is the state of the Lunatic Asylums in England—whether Ai to receive insane persons of high rank t Nothing can be more proper than to pet interrogatories to the Candidates Ibt seats in Pars hament at this time, since, as Mr. Hoissouer well observes, be was sent to Newgate on account of a country gentleman (a Member of the House of Commons) not utidetStanding a ?tote of enterre;• ! Mr. Sheriff Rotliwell yesterday paid into Hoare's baoking-house the sum of 1,2001., the money re ceived from the candidates *,r representing the county of Middlesex in Parliament, for the expense of erecting the hustings at Brentford. The eiee• Lion is Axed for this day week. We are happy to announce the return of our justly popular Viceroy. His Excellency arrived at Rowth on Saturday morsinc, acconspasied by toady Ftsnres Talbot, sail his brotbor, the Holt. and Rev. Mt, tailiot. and proceeded' tbOttet to 'belittler lb she Penaht Mend 7.) eertaili 114• SNlTNArdflif RLscrioN. The Election fur this Borough terminated this Jar at twelve o'clock, it being intimated to the High Biiljf l that tiir Thouns Tiirtim declined any further mint. The numbers on the poll were as follows: Mr. C 1.204 Sir RUIWIT WILiON Sir T. TV RTON The Ilion 8.111.1/7 then came forward. and, amidst loud applause. declared Mr. Calvert and Sir Robert son. Bart., duly elected to represent this ancient bit tames in Parliament. Mr. Cat.vrit r then appeared and said, it would always be his study to act for the interests of the electors or Southwark. Sir It. Wtt.soet thanked them fur the honour dond him, and trusted he sl Id always merit and receive their good upiuiun. Ile retired amidst loud applJuie. The crowd then dispertwil at two o'clock. CITY ELECTION. • STATE OP TUC POLL rms OAT AT TWO O'CLOCK. Mr. WiLsoK !Air W. L.:yaws . .. • Mr. Alderman {Your* The Lmt D Marna Mr. Alderman ?Roar ll3B Mr. Alderman Watenaram WESTMINSTER ELF:I*I'IOY. STATIC OF (111 PULL TO'S D AT TWo O'CLOCIL Sir F. at RDi IT Mr. Ilutsuinsti Hos. O. .... Off . :1 -"aallb.;-- • • • CITY Etacticut.—The friends 'of Alderman W.uvitst , ol,it seems, are quite confident as to the final result of the contest being in his favour ; urg ing as a reason. that for the lust twenty years his conduct has been so distinguished in 'supporting the privileges of the Livery ; also in coming forward mane of the most intrepid advocates in the came of librrty—his determined and eloquent oppo sition to every oblioxions measure brought for ward by Ministers. It might likewise be fairly said of the Worthy Alderman, that, owing to the zeal and energy he displayed as a Common eouncilman, from his first introduction among that bosly, and since his elevation to a higher civic situation, his manly political conduct has not only operated as an example to many other persons to tread in his steps, but tended to remove that venality which so long disgraced the City; paving the way for others to greatness, and abso lutely giving that spirited tone which it now pos sesses. The Worthy Alderman has no overwhelm ing influence from property ; he stands entirely on his principles; and the lovers of freedom and the British Constitution, who feel the value of so able a defender of their rights and liberties, will rally round him, and yet /Agee him iu a triumphant situation on the poll. The election for Barnstaple came on the Bth instant, when F. Al. Otuanery sad Michael Nolan, Reps. were declared dais elected ; Alderman Atkins (late Lord Maroc of London) declined going to the poll. The election to a Alenber of ?ornament to represent the county of Mid Lothimetakes place on Monday next. alustingilonshire election is (tied for Thursday, the Atli inst. ; Suffolk, Friday, the 1 7th ; Norfolk , Monday, 111 h 13th; aid Northamptonshire, Tuesday, the 14111. No touted annomiced for any of these essunties. siirtas, elortioes-toe alsolossisty of 14mobvisige will lathe !Beton Satehinv, the lath weeleit is expected she es Members sign be returned without* opposition. Lord riseothot ll'almerston, of St. hollow a College; eald John Henry Smyth £aq. of Trinity College, were, al Wednesday last, unanimously re-elected Represeutatives in Parliament for Cambridge Unieersity. Cosinatncit Boutocult Etacirtoo.—l'he election of two Representatives in Pqrlianient for this borough took place yesterday, at the Shire Hall. After the usual orelirninary forum, Ali. Alderman Co. proposed Colonel Trench as a proper person to represent the borough, and hos seconded by Mr. B. tattoo. The Colonel then ad dressed the Mreiiu in an eloqiiat speech; after which, Dlr. Alderman Barker nominated Charles Madryll Cheere, Kay. as one of the Representatives of the borough, and Mr. Alderman Willimot seconded the a•- mination. Mr. Cheere, in a concise speech, declared his principles bf loyalty to the King and attachment to the Mr. Alderman litirleigh next proposed Heart)Olto Adeane, Esq. and was seconded by Mr. Jobe Finch. Mr. Meant, was not present. Mr. Michael Foster then rtominatesi Hier,' Pryor, Esq. as a Representative for the borough, and Mr. Alderman Botteutley seconded the nomination. Mr. Pryme rose and adareised the' Meeting at considerable length, and eith his *soil dbinty. The Mayor then declared the nemeses( thecancilditel, and the show of hands was most decidedly in favottr of Mr. Adeane and Air. Pryme. A poll ens immediately demanded for Colouel Trench and Iflt. Cheery o and poli te( continence!. It was, however, demanded by Air. M. Poster and Mr. Alderman Bottoreley, that the free then Should be required to take the usual oath against bribery, which was accordingly administered by lb. Town Clerk. The poll continued open till three o'clock; during *bleb time fel freemen voted for Colonel 'l'reach and Mr. Cheers., Id for Mr. Adeane, and Id for Mr. Peyote. setween *nod 40 householders tendered their votes for Messrs. Adeane and Peyote, which were rejectted.by the Mayor, who declared Colonel trench and C. M. ®beets., Esq. to be duly elected. The Members at tempied to retorts that**, but the noise in the hall wis sna great., that they foetid it impossible to obtain a hear ing. The Elleetiag then dispersed. It is stated to be the intuition of the friends of Messrs. *deism and Peens* to bring the question as to the right of hooseholdeis to vote for the election of Representa tives, before a Committee of the House of Commons. The election of a gentleman to represent ibis district df burghs, will take place at Anoan on the 31st instant, when there is no doubt our present excellent Member ' will be re-elected without a single dissenting voice.— (Duties Cu u rier.) •us. NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. 1 —...0.—.- NA L, )iAIItCH 9.—Come Bowe from the River, and ie. main, the Hope, Wiliam, for Tolegoi Blears. Robinson, for Philadelphia ; I.undoo, Nadler'. for Seville; William, • Thouspeon, An St. Michael's ; easel Spring, Peal, kr tie • South Seas. Itsasouva, Maistei 9.—An anchor, *Melting about sesta * e. 24 cwt. and SOU fathoms of 14-inch We* to belong to the Favourite slOopi luve i b i r t*a slime, by a lairger ; also it% luelsor 16g to the Prieodship, of Hastings; • amele. Lc.. • PORTIAIOIIIII, Malta I.—Arriittl the Seismic snow lap; from Faro, in 2$ i tilt; aadAsia, Lindsay, tram I Lhrwrywool. for Loutlefh..rNilled Use Belliteld, Wilson. foe Ihmadon.; mad Ilyeeaholk,ataktiarretesti, for alp.. , 2711 NSW PARLIAMENT. 1111111/111ti RKTURNED. Calr•rt, F.cq. ; Sir R. Wilson. L .. . besitir.-1. A. Taylor; Sir H. Harcijnge. Illaiissiaris,—F.ll. °amenity. Esq. ; timiiiiimilitiveurry.—Lord Palmerston; .1. H. Sop& Esq. 6inaissoes B • • .—Col. Trench; C. M. Cheers. Esq. WV6IIIOETH AN. Met.cosiaa-Rints.—Right Hon. T. Wal lace; Masterto■ lire; Fuirall Buxton; and William Williams. Esqrs. T. Gasustes.—Rt. Hon. C. Arbuthnot ; lion. S. Bathurst. Niw itommiy.—R. D. Grosvenor, Esq.; G. H. D. Pea nut, Esq. Basroas.—Lord G. W. Russell ; W. H. Whitbread, Esq. flasstNas.—Hon. SV. H. J. Stott ; Jas. Dankins, Esq. lITTiII.-111. Jones Lloyd. Esq.; S. Mijoribanks, Esq. Wincuassaa.—H. Brougham, Esq. ; L. Commanon, Esq. Rra.—Pater Brown, Esq. ; John Dodson, Esq. B Fynes, Esq. ; G. C. Animists. Esq: A smauwrox.—Sir L. V. Palk, Bart.; Sir Siagleton Copley. OAararwrox —Alban) Simile, Erq. ; Lord Duskily. it.i.marrin.—bir Isaac ; Dr. Leshingten. S .—Lord T. Cecil ; Hos. Captain Percy. Hull.—Jobs Mitchell. Esq.; Daniel Sykes. Esq. Catrrastauar.—S. R. Lushington, Esq. ; Lord Clifton. Bycatnenspi.—Sir George Nugent, Bart.; W. H. FiVe 6 mantle, Esq. krt.-81r R. ODIUM ; Sir M. Nightingale. Mle.—Major T. T. Pane ; Vere Pane, Esq. titerastasit.—W. A. Madocks, Esq.; J. 11. Grusin, Esq. Nisi Wrirowes.—Sir J. Dashwood King; Sir T. lasing. allUSOßL.—Robert Blake, Esq.; Lord Bury. , Ihafxtitsi.—Lord H. H. Molyneus ; G. R. PklHijs, Esq. Anansioat.—T. T. Duke, Esq.; W. T. Drake, Esq. Sigma RRRRR M.—Thos. Whitmore, Esq. ; W.Whitinore, Esq. Tt .—Right Hon. R. Ryder; Viscount Eliodon. Wannovaa.—Samuel Smith, Esq. ; George Smith, Esq. HaTTBSSU ay.—E. H. A'Coart, F.sq. ; C. Asile ATOurt.Esq: Wllolll.lr.—Lord Cavendish Bentlncli ; Admiral Coekbarn. Csansuirox.--81r charies Paget. Cileraß, Esq.; J. Caletift, hut. tsq. toot.a.—B. Lester Loiter, Esq. ; John Dime; tat. Clara Cssti.e.—Henry Bankes, Esq. ; .oeo. Butes, Esq. Olt .—Joke F. Luttrell, Esq. ; H. F. Luttrell, Eq. ▪ DOILWATEIL—WIM. Attail, MR.; C. Marys Tyst.,,, Eaq. Lissrmiti.—Hoa. W. !Riot; 5k it. Prises. O UNIVERSITY.—Sir W. Scott; Right Hon. R. Paele: CONTESTED ELECTIONS. STATE Of riitui: 111.11,11 CH, 111ARCII 9.—tatai Wt. Lennard - - 419 HaldiumanJ - - - 449 Relied covemtßi, sweat 9.--ssecirea DSC Ellice 127 i ii )!Dore Close PARSTOIIi *ARCM 9. Sam. Horroeks, Esq. - 53 IJ. WiWadi, Esq. - - 52 Edw. Horaby, 13N. - 33 M. Henry Hunt - - 32 morrusania; milieu 3. • Smith Itillaton - - - - 416 I Damian • 3$J soirees, ITAltell 7. Heidbeete - • - - 2311 T IJoknand Blle sconsksair Minis 8. Sir O. Robinson - - 381 Lord tempted - - 104 blabeiley - I saamOutd. mance 8.—t111119 VAT. Cli4 Amon - - - IJ. H. Stracey era C. L - - 633 Lifet.-9enersl 676 sorTkaairrint, mance S. rgdef -•- 229 I Llemberlayne - 178 196 datatot., Masse & Bright Rand. * • • 1W Davis • faidessesen antes 7. T. Hood s wora l . 337 I Lord Polliagton - = Sig J. S. DuncOmbi - 23$ !tette, asset COurtemly - - - - 116 I Sir W. Pole at Newman • 911 1111114CASTLZ (STATIP.); MARCO . Rinaersley - 133 hI Tagil Broad 86 e WENLoci, Y[ttc■ 7. Forster - == 41 Childs - --pietlearts, Lawmen.._ ' sapid t. • • I_, - Lard litithes • - - WI lHaresuit z .i 4 i., 4 1 11 St W. Cunningham - 315' I • ; • • - • Nucl.!), 'lmmo N.. " • ' Wetherell - .. - - 463 linieralatillki a l'iMP Lecithin • - . . . 406 r • • dearronn, aussuf: • • '''' - • Chewy mi - . • • 195 I revise** c• 4 t 4 AN Benyou . ." • . - litsl •' it SPORTING iNrscLIGERNek. itTrINCI AT TAWS/WAVE:I, MAU* • . 4 ' DERBY. i4l so 9 apt ?irimiles, by Waltoe. d. LIAO* • IS to I P - Salk* 100 apt Hr. to b asst Mr. Lakes Milos toDostate Sasigagik" bAKS. to 1 asst the Duke of Rutland's f. oat of IMMO t 7 tb t apt Mr. Wyndhit'A 1. out of Marianas ItlDDLlGSN'Thatill.—(lsi cum.) 6 as I agst Mr. Woeßy's e. ott of Email d. AIARItE I s. • -44; • Cony•thessatis. %taco 10.—We had bit Bede Lai Wheat at Market this morning, from *high denim state* 1110sday's prim., were fnlly sappiwted fot picked sabples.—Pine Barley, being scarce add Id desisseh is fall as high ei Ott Wednesday, but the sale al& Mid tiling qualities was very heavy.—The Oat Wade was rather better than on Vfidnesdsiy, having led *arrivals since thit day.—l n Beans and Peas there WIWI aiseraties. SMITIMILD MARILZT, MANCH 10.—There was bat a sport 'apply of all kind of cattle at market this =, is sameminesce of which the prices have net aad Monday's prices were obtained for all Wad girls; csale.-11 otton remains in price as per last ssesbiebop. —teal and Pork the MOP. (to risk the Ohl; per stone of glib.) • Beef . . 4s. Bd. to as. &I. (-Aerie assmee. • Mutton . as. Od. to 64. Od. Beasts Yeal . . hi. Od. to 7a. Od. Calvet Pita' . . ha. Od. to Is Od. Sheep, . „ Urn Lass . Oa. 01. to Os. dd. Pip . }ln *mem—There is so alteration is peke is tbis stariket. bet remains as pef last cidotstimLnstr al* Mier as per tut aultft-dit. Hay - SI. lea. Od. Is 41 1 ~. .(-Mc straw . . . • • • •• IL AM. MI. *to , • •• .. •••.r ~~ 4 ! Iv- 1! 1 I. etc ttattdman. "Ttt DIUTIsIi friTits3lAN" INCOIIII 6 .IIATIO Altai " ?ma rrAltaincq.- I.s lit j!! its L 4. 24 Pte 1