The Statesman. — London, England, 1823-11-27 00:00:00

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NUMBER 6645 le to a of igite tint orar t Zs' Tftg WEEKLY DISPATCH of SUNDAY NEXT, will contain tha Editor' aelmadtersions on the :•istsirstruntehle and illegal conduct of Magistrates towards o m ens• previous to their •triela, sod • the alarming costa gooks' of wit conduct In obstructing the due Administration leedeer also No. LEM. of the PARLIAMBNYARY limit is, shin" aoluteresting donator of EARL GREY Taulltatesmea, a Patriot, and Orator, together with an *Agl- Sketch of Langan . tho -IRISH CHAMPION, who is l eached to light liming. the English Champion, on the 7 th of i se eery, 111th. fur 300 guineas aside, by PEARCE EGAN. •*, haw relinquished all his engagements with newspapers, omit the Diepetsb. The Diapatch may h• race • d within liftman of London, •si en early hear every Sitnday morning. sot:tabling the Bank moo from Saturday. night's London esmetto. and the Meet image basisessof that day, up to throe Dlspateh °fee, Wine Ogee tout, Fleet street. All orders from the won most bare a reference la Lomas for proems*. • Toofrowsdairem mss. • ' ri l r•ti* . •'' "butittellmelh• ilsadis.. F s t . l .,mbr‘avraiart siss ... "., ipt MIAMI beat . NAT *as 4444•444114 4•14 41111111-0/101mge itat-Aesz." It Ilmakumpit MINIM illfi es:mimes lbe Toth mid Ile" Malan= Am di* Starr/ 1 4 UR ages. 4444gifik a ollbeib.a•d •.1 do seetteesblie ie the Meet* petted, die Pima's lbl, Midis hlldPß. at la /pd. awl lta. N. by lluthrs, 4, • Cheapsfie. It Parking I. Rerest Stee•Meese the Argyle 40.4 Lembo y Ws inlee-PlAbe, &beton); ; Saektlll4 Rtren. Da sod IT th• peiosigel )144814_1fredervtingegibolit zbe Drife4 Marisa • , , s t 10 1 111. direful to Mt fee P 'a gulp, oft Ow tbe l'eatb-Aebe. erge [nods ---, VERY FAST TRAVELLING .T. DWAIN, DIAL, RAlilidATlt, M MOAT! sub CeartensanT, • •• Your Inside Cachet. endive*? wood thee, Ivy • % 1 • • , , A. A. MOUNTAIN ad Co. lIAItACEN'S• HEAD INN, * SKINNER-STREET, . --, SNOW•A ELL: Loupes, .: - THE following LIGHT PlPilr COAUNFtS, Il l nils l &r. set out from the (Ogre inns lal lite 0 Royalrel • " Doncr.sDad, Rasugate. Margate, *fed *airs, Ca ~ F.evereham, avid Sandwich sea( sigerleir fast . C ' 'OA y moVintny ht a i past 7 °Week: ~#46 eassegaenee qf tbalteolded'prOvewei ifalt ta the W him& Couch. fiat Pmta r.r• are determined my existing 'Birk . altrat * to Midis; It the first 'convey/saw on the Si t " Tally 110."„ilinslasham say fast Day Coach, Mons- Iv gdt i Ware 7 O'cladk 'thrito . gh Redbern. Maiket Street, .Ihadaide, Briskidlt, - Ifsaay Stretford; Stoney Straibrd, Tber , W wins. Deyentry, Oeochar 7 a, Coventry, au* Stone , a the'Cuttfe flotid, indlt. Games Tavern, WO * ''' ilisainghha. to • Ithiftetl,-AVAirdgibs, -1101kigenartn, .. _... walary, wisp. Oreestry, • Nastwich.• Senior, 4 ' r ,Chlhdl6 ihd Holikeid: .• Drivel through irlds If • „.• . anti of file decided preference glees to . the Tally -''' - '' the 'Ffiltirlesgewhi triterinised so Oven*. shalk iirto readmit .tb6SratlastayakeleeWtheißtgailhgbai Soverelp, 4s New light feat Caith ii Fileseuth, Ply magi. Easter. Thus, Bothnia. Paw n. Ashburton. sFilatke, Ihrfwoulh. Weymon _ ' .. sad fislstw7, s evez , r i yi7 b arrdoi . tet s t imihillit i f tl ills !fr a n '4 l ,l4, 4 i s ..., fr. •• - *Divi reate ' sit t• Wert*** (drives tarewgl "* ', • Nachman oed&„Lth hir rologh ; * . • DAtitins l ;.j*Aldd* = e t.. red i arltabl. ...' .. ..Ifuliahissis.latte * Doimeafer, 4 11 .6 qtams ~, .„,, • a'cleckin *ing. ... ~ .. fro". Wkisavddl to - Owens/ay, Jersey, Cherbourg, 0— elore.ele. 4'e. crag Wednesitagaset•haltststagegtrataa a teeleck. ~ 76 :Sebatfitoa. C)ialkaSs. Roehester; . Gravesend. Stroud. eitearse, Ratahas 4. Dopidage, lterning. varier ••• • • " Union_ ~ _." Saadhampten, Lysetngfon, Lyndhurst LioOßeger , 1141•S•telte.- Hartjeret4lrfstat. Bliehavelail lot new four (*vide Coach. aerg inerang MA WhiteßtWrial at the Caleb and Horses. lid runs fat, imitim;suaton, by Fide o'clock. • This is is men tistOtrit eshvegance to tke Isle of Brigid, lersey„Onernsey, St. halthm;'Havre deGreiee, Mierinirg, 4te.-. 1 .21e, POoprlebiri it the above Coach hope to receive a emotinualloehlf Mid which has hitherto bees sxperli n ced since the can Iqf the " Odds." . . .' . 1., * • ~ • Ayr Light Day Coach to Dorchester fa 14 ;ajar, sag; dirosigh Bagshot, Blaskrater, Basingstoke. °aerials. SW/. RISC AndoVer, Satire:tory. Woodgeate. Cashasenr avid 7M .rd. bra f past Smut 7 o'clock in the iserettly • .': and Bristol Post Coaches, through Ckippeallam. ; artbdiongli. Hungerford, Newbury and Reading, eirg diftertsoon' at One ; arrive at the Greyhound las, Belk, the London 7'arerov, Thomas. Street, • and Swan, IRsiet, tarty next merniag. CIAO e. $' Wells, Bridgemater,Tannton, and Plymouth at redseed Fares. " The ' ,4 l.lmPlre," a new Liverpool light Coach, only One tit t ion the Road. carrying Four inside, lets oat Dairy • arrives at Lirerpoot next Afternoon at 6, thro' !Sens, Lailitnerg. Northampton, Welford, Lniterworth, try, A r 4e t rsforse k ptekfield, Stone, Newcastle, Mats ' ' 0 4 1. 0446 i r iit l r o iFitt/idon and . Alma! Light Post Coaches, Wet Morning and Afternooa. Guarded. • arestapie. SoutAnsollon, and Credits* New Light fast ;Wry 'Menially, Wednesddy, and . Friday mornings, at uls*. " Rockiagkam," Leeds Light Post Coach, sets out owl Afternoon at Two ; and passes through Raided. :rllde, Ratan, Buckdes, Stilton. Warisford, Stant 61Zetham; Grantham, Newark. Ts ford, Marhhals. Port 14(ford, Bawtry, Doncaster, and Ferry-bridge, or dais at . the Golden Lion inn. Lied', next Altmann'. at 11 *Week, in time•foe• the Bradford. Halifax. bkiptern and ifichlervleld 'Coaches, at reduced Fares.—Driven through witkfmor coachmen only.—Luggage and Packages only Sd. Pre lb.—Notwitatanding the uncommon exordia.* At. 0 4 Coach, U Is allowed to be the most agreeable and tlaglete public conveyance as the North Road, being aqapalleci be any other. • Harrowyate and Ripon New Light Post Coaches every Afielmioa, at 2, tir S in the Morning. • Ulasino, Longlown, Gretna-Green. Amman, Dumfries. Srownhill, Thornhill, Sanqrhar Kiln; Cameleer. kings. gun, and all Parts of Scottaxd, a Light 4-inside Post- Coca Daily. Brldgenorth, Walsal. Shrewsbury, Salop. and Holyhead New Light fast Coaches, every Morning and Afternoon. TIP. " Tally Ho," Coventry Light Fast Day Coach, every Itemise at a quarter before 7 o'clock, through Rodburn• Dun ruble, Stoney Stratford, Toweester, Weedon, Datentry, and Dunehareb, to Warwick and Leamington. The "Express." to York, Scarborough, Whitby, Shields- Bund:riand. Newcastle and lidinbargh, a New Light Your hats Post-Coach, with a Guard throughout ; set* out (wry Morning, by was of Newark, ReVord. Doncaster, ti r rterld9r. 7'adeaster, Darlington. Northallertoa, ' , own* Molpeth, and Berwick, and crrires at Voris the Sett literning. AT R BOUM/ FARES.—Drives thraagh with • mama only.—Paiseneers finding themselves 'aligned see the journey, may rest what time they please, kind then Proceed without any additional fare. Marlborough and Istrixdoe Four Inside Day Coach. t . h , ro' Aldbourn, R e ading. Lambmern, Parton, Ildtagtos, r fte.l, Wool ,oss linnet, Ramsbnry. Hangerford, New. Garrman and Maidenkccul.—Driven through with one coach. * l a y The New Royal Patent Mail, Boston and Louth, thro' litcYsion, Cambridge, Huntingdon. Stilton. Peterboro'. t : ePiat. Spaldiag, Spilsby, A(ford, Grimsby * linU, 414,1 9, at half-past 7 o'clock, Sunday, at a quarter Injure 7. :Tile "Expras," a New Light Four-Inthle Post Conch to ?Hide, Priori& and Whitehares ; with a Guard all the 91; passes through Appleby, Brough, Bowes, Greta- Bridge, Rielintond.Cattertek. &rougherhip, 'Ferry-bridge, Doncaater, Newark, Bowery, Grantham.- Stainfard. Gree t:taw, Stilton. Blyglessade and Baldwk. Sete out in the Araraka64 and perforws the Journey with the greatest Pa. Witty. A T lAZDOIND sense. Passengers detained on the read, by business or plea sure, have the peadiar advantage of their seats being st ewed In the nest Coach. THE ONLY DIRECT COACH TO CARLISLE. The New Royal Patent Mail. Cambridge UAW Wares Buottrisford, Bnekland, 4 ',Royston, Evening, at hag-vamp 7 ree'ocit, Saida, ' at a quarter Were 7 . Kendal,' ienteastery Preston. Kirby. Lansdale, Dadra, Chatty," Cnruktrh arid Grarstany Light tinst Coiiidak nay ~Ong and Afternees. • The 4 'ißsgai Empress ''. Mew Light Fear-Inside Pest Coals. tiFLttarpost, us SS Ito oats, • Biro' Warrington, leraireit. Porigieten Ural.' Welverskek. Knott ford, AW, Stmlevel and 14tehfieldwAldat One Nigel • vem , Dim Road,) every sifternatAi, arral• at , the •Serearilli 4 Arad IhitenffreCt. Lfeet*laH, • 11102dvalleato ea•thomailairr Who ktrayordhieeetent4l: lhelcirreferseeroneforriperher to emag slier **Ada as u* *Myst Express is' drhwii thrhapbblit with b coach men only (Vets than any other coach is )w ea wisp te-Passeagere too evirkrit. to require einiy/fot ;• •dic'4ddittentai lltteasikyr: esPecTrillp to testinePelitte ests. of perform' the journey in teas tune thaw y other coach; and. 44 cheapness and empedUton, the Proprietors pledge thensiielva thatifor. sit(et andiac -toralinodattaii At . ' le eqtrildt Jtrel'asid shalt y setipaired• Staffordshire Potteries, a new Light very fast 6oadt. every AftersOon. -to •Linenci, Stoke, • Shelton; Sadie. Tension, tastes. Hardy sad Holmes Chapel, This is the ouly Orwell direct to the Potteries. Wakefield 4.tudde Post Coaches, every Morning and 41,fleelteex,' Isooosn we . • ~ • • Chester. Newport, WAftecAnrek. Taryorky, Noise. wick, • Mortised" lead 'Middles:eh light Coaches, every Morning and Afternoon. • Stamford Light Pow , CaLehas every Move* and Afternoon, throagb Baidoeic,' fliggieserade, St. Neots, Einekden, Moos bay, Stilton/and Weisdatbrd.• • ..; '• • Kunderiand, Stockton wad Yarm Light Post Coach every 'Marshy, to the George lan, Sunderland, AT sisaocao •PA MM. . Mountain's " Express, Umpire and Tally Ho," to Man. theater, Winslow, Ceagirfoa, Masai, Worker. laistplesi Alintiferde Pittli POW* • • hi;kle Petit Cmisilwe, Three Times et Day. • Only Ono Night ow the Root.: Medd and RetAtrhait sew Pour Inside Post Coolies every .Jlhiresitig t . -ea Ned •- 0 The .Express,r sad ales, - " The. Rockingham', every every Afternoon. err AIDOCAD ream. • The " Berg gxPrele." sae BkrielaSkaag Light lad Ni,At -Coo* in wi undicieteort ereri to eael bi telde only. panes thsangli lirepothrb.. -Iweektelltes. lYwdon, Disventry, Stoney-Stratford, and Tomcats*, le the Sarastes:•Hesaf. -Side blrErt, Birvihrghan, tarty the nest warning.—Driven through with "too -eoachmorais *Pity. The" Express " a New My* Post Coach to Hull, AM. :coin . .Hoodes ood , Deitedater,*. fiery ineratee, ateightio the Crow Keys, Markel- Place. JOrtai dal alee •" R g fhpliant''' in the ofterrioos at S o'clock. The Milford, Wait. Hoddesdon and Mewing Coach. Telles/um and -4dvionton Coachem dotty at:ekves, half- 'gait bee;fine, *Weight 41' l ock. Ns% At Redeem& Irate;. 4o: 4Asedli. Taft. and'Hootrastar arms pechages at only two-presi •• • • • • MdtHITAII , and Ci 6 y acquaint dyer sod. tha' Peallcinhit4heraelll 2 ll.l"benOroostahie br soy Paresis, Passoillare loirtaire P k" em of store thee Pies Posed, vales, If att. Stolen, or damaged, +Mese watered •a* watilp• dad able funneled. valet for accord ingly, at the lassie's Heed lan, 2080ov-street, Set. 1111, 14Moo: FROM TUIPIDAY.'S-UAZSTIF4 - • - . DIV DS. Dec. 18, D. Higgs, Chipping Sodbvry. Gloucestershire, 11- ' qnermerebent. at the Welt* Lion Inn, Bristol—Dee. 18. W. Wood,Monythadopte.Monmouthshire, /met. tithe Cosamer did Rooms, Bristol—Dee. 20. 8. Doutbst, Liverpool, veer chant, at the George Inn, Liverpool—Dee. 20. W. and J. Spildlll. Frornil Selwoed, Somersetshire, grocers, at the George bin. Fronts Selwood—Dee. 17. W. Gam, Orusisgtoa, York- Alm ' grocer •at the Black Horse Inn, !Hinton—Dee. 18, J. Larbelestier.Angel court. Throgmorton street, -wino merchant, at Resingball street—Dec. 20, J. A Kelly, S. A, Kelly, sad T. N. Kelly. Street?, saddlers, at Basinghall street—Dec. 20, E. Mather, Oxford. grocer, et Basinghall street—Dee, 16, J. end E. Wilangt, Birmingham, cabled case makers, at the 11,!- Won Hotel. BUminitharDee. 17, J. H. Reddalt, Rattail ;tenth. Moselyi Woreesterehire, sword ender. et the Albion Hotel. Birrainehem—Dett. 20, J. Word, Birmingham, factor, at the Royal Hotel. Birmingham—Dec. 00, R. Hughes, Al tbrey Woodhouse, Bangor, Ftintshire. chessemonger, et the White Lion Ism. Whitoberch, Shropshire—Doe. 18,E. Taylor, Manchester, calico printer, at the Star Inn. Mineltester—Mee. 13, T.• Kinaing, Oxford street, linen draper, at Basinghell street—Dec. 20, W. Hnimden. Aiilton. Kent, grocer, at Ba singhall street—,Dee. 20, G. Judd, Partinedon, Berkshire, eordwainer, at Baslnghell street—Dec.l6. W. Richards,Shore ditch, soap maker, at Basinghall street—Dec. 16, T. A. Ma chin. Portsmouth, .hanker. at Basinghall street—Dee. 16.. M. Marks. Itpmford, Esieg, slopseller, at Basinghall street—Dec. 16, J. Raineeck. Harlow. Eases, router mariner, at Basing hell street—Dec. 16. J. Ryde and J. Stewerdson. Change alley, bill brokers, at Basiughall street—Dec. 16, W. Dixon, Ports mouth:• tailor, at Basteghak street—Dec. 17% E. Howarth, Leeds, Yorkshire,.wonistapler, at the court House,lLeeds. CERTIFICATES—Dee. 16. • T. Watson, Loegsight, Manchester, desier--J. Milburn, , Newcastle upon Tyne. woollen draper-7. B. Respini, Pall Mall, medicine vender—O. Sharpe, Nevicasele under Lyme, Staffordshire, draper—R. Barton, Cambridge, coach proprietor —J. Dayrie, Finsbury square, merchant. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. , • • G. Browne and E, Randall, Rotherhithe s surgeons—R. Har ries and W. Harries, London—R. A. and W. H. Jones, James street, Hackney Fields, brewers—T.. Farnsworth and M. T. Atkins, army packers—l. B. Morison and Co. Caper, bankers —C. Scott and T. Moulding, Bingley, Yorkshire, brewers— R. Kent OW C. A. Bennett, Liverpool, surgeons—R. S. Dodgem) and R. Ratcliff- ' Manchester, attorneys—J. Horroeks and J. Heys, Preston, Lancashire, machine makers—J. Plummer and Co. Fenchureb street, merchants, as far as regards C. J. P. Combe—W. and J. Anderson, Manchester, linen drapers—E. Attweod and J. Wilson, Duster court, Mincing lake, *hip brokers—W. C.Williams, Wrothent, and 0. Moody, Verging ham, Kent, auctioneers-1. Whipp and J. Rose, Shelleld, silver spoon makers. _ This day the prisoners who stand committed on charges of felony will be removed from the I gaols in the City of London and Coun►y of ►tiddlesex to Newgitte, preparatory to their taking their trials at the ensuing Sessions at UssOld Bailey, which will commence on Wednesday next. Tee Sessions of the Praha for the lh,onty of Midelesei, will begin at the flessiots House, on Clerkenwell Green, on Mcn.lay next, when the trials of trey and others out on bail on matters of assault, nuisance, &c. will be proceed ed on. The Loddon Sestina will begin on Monday neit at Guild hall. Breertstvx BURGLART.—Moncbty night or early on Tuesday morning the house of J. K. Bridges, Erg. No. 36. Mecklenburgh square, was broken into and +(Abed of property to the amount of 150111. and upnar.ls, among which nos one necklace worth 6001.; they also tarried cif a large quantity of silver plate, five 101. Bank of Eng land notes. and a few articles of wearing apparel. The robbers broke a hole aid. enough 'to admit a man through a hitch brick wall in the rear of the gsrelen,ent a bale with * centre bit in the abutter of the hack kitchewwindow and. removed thifisteninge, and effected the rubbery and their Escape without disturbing auy of the runny. LINCOLNSHIRE ELECTION. Litteolar, Tusepan Nov. 25.—This being the day ap pareled by the High Sheriff for patting in nomination the Caadidates for the Representation of this County, cambers of Fteebolders began to crowd into this town at an early hoar) and, at eleven o'clock. the principal areones log to the Meetings were literally filled with country gem. demi. mid well dressed fawners. Many of th e Freeholders ' bid: oleo assembled monad the Ines belonging to the anteadiag partial, from the windows of which hung silk Sage of the colours by which they were distingnished.— The gage of Sir J. Thorohi were light bine, bearing. in gold lkom. the inscription, 'Support the Aitantlard of In ilopiedynee." Sir W. tagilby's colours were clasp blue. with the inscription. G. Ingilhy for ever!" Cockades of light blue aid deep blue Were worn by almost all protons I)ent, and shoats io favour of the one or the other Wadi date were to be beard in all directions. Many person appearance of farmers' servania s , were * owl poperboodo-sflloll4 - or deep Rim= Weir wish mottoes silted to Weir Amok colour oa them. .h o d o after eleven o'clock, Sir Wm. higilby's party pro ceeded from the Rein Den Inn, accompanzed by Rage, banners, and a band of mimic. The worthy Baronet, wer compasied by the Rev. Sir . Chules Andertio. Bart. ands lew other gentlemen, stood hint open carriage wbieh was followed by a large party of freeholder on borselmak.There was also a large party of the "Deep Blues," as they were called, en foot. As its procession approached the Market Hill, on whist' the busdngs were erected, it was received with a mixtureof cheers sail hisses by as Imogene* crowd who bad slued, tak-o their station. upon the ground. The equations pressed after Sir W. lagilby's carriage througq side very d e n s e body of people, Mho were for the gre iter part the colours of Sir J. Thoraid. Much dissatisfaction was. fa premed at the Introduction of the horses, and cries of " take away your horses—take away your horses," were to be beard. The people *a_ foot were in considerable do l or, from the unwieldly movements of the borate, Aid e , t err ifi e d at the novelty of their situation. pleated aad reared In indirection,. Recourse was at length hail .ge mere effective argemente than mere hisses, and 'edge a" Shame!" mid the cases and sticks of the pedestriao were used as a prosettioo against the encroachments made spots them by the cavalry. The latter retaliated, and fora *bort time it appeared that a serious riot was to be &ppm.. headed ; but after the isterchangs of a few doses bier,* the berms.° retired, and a few bouts se fisticuffs :haring take, place among some farmers' summe r order ,was restored. M twelve o'elork the High She►if Sir W. E. Weiler. Bart., who took his station in one of the windows over chi *adorn, came forward, and was receive , ' withapplanse.— Re said that he bad, is olsediesce to his Majesty's Resit, appointed ebbe day for the nomiaation fo u6t 2nd proper woo. to 611 the vacancy canoed is the Representetionosof the Comity in consequence of Mr. Pelham, eltsie • lets Member. having been called to the House of Lords. He was ready to bear whet may Oenikman.had to say,•that• be bad only to add a revenge( the Meeting that they wouli. give to each speaker s patient hearing. . •• . • ,; The Rev. tidy CatesAaa•Annserison. Bert,tesie brewed `tend Addressed the meeting. Heeommeneed by expressing Isis deep regret at the eireamstance which was the creaseless of their assembling—viz., the death of die lase Lord :Var. borough, upoa whose character in his several-relations of parent. friend, and landlord, be pronounced a very warm enlogiuns. While the Rev. Baronet was proceeding 111 this part of his address, there were frequent cues in the crowd 'of ' (live us the character of Sir Wm. Ingilby—that's what we want : let the dead rest." The hon. and rev. baro- net next adverted to the political principles of their late member, which he said were similar to his own ; and he was daily becoming more attached to them. because he hlt convinced that an adherence to them would best main• lain oar admirable constitution—would be the best safe guard for the prerogative of the (rowo and the privilege, of the people. Here the noisain the crowd became consider able, sod we could net distinctly catch the Hon. BarL's observations for some asoments.: . when we did agile hear him, he was alluding to the. conduct of the present Chan cellor of the Exchequer in his late financial operations, foe which he observed, that Right Hon. • tient. was entitled to the ,highest praise. (Some disapprobation end cries of "He could not avoid it.") He also gave great credit to the,Whigs for the zeal with which . they supported all measures of economy and retrenchment. He next adverted to the character and principles.of his Hon. friend (Sir Wis. Ingilby) who stood beside him. lie (Sir William) was a friend to reform, and attached firmly to all the principles of our constitution. .His connexions in the county were most respectable, and he had .no doubt, that if the freeholders,of Uacoln elected him se their, representative, they would find.in him all the qualities ofan active and efficient member of Parliament. ,They would find him a watchful guardian of the . public parse. and most faithful In guarding and protecting the rights and privileges of his constituents.— (Cheers, mixed with considerable . disapprobation.) lie therefore begged leave to propose Sir Wm. Ameotts I ngilby, Ilan., as a fit and proper person to serve in parliamept for the county; in the room of the late member Mr. Pelham, now Lord Yarboroogb. •• Load disapprobation . from the supporters of Sir John Therold followed this nomination, mingled with as loud cheers from the opposite party. From severe' of the former there were cries of " We.do not want the nominee of Lord Yarborough"—" No strangers here"— We have plenty of independent. grentletnen of our own county"—" Lincoln wants no Yorksbireman to represent it," These, and several similar ones, opposed, by cries of fogilby for ever," for a considerable time, prevented our !mitring the gentleman who seconded the nomination, and even then we heard him but at intervals. Mar CRAiCROFT seconded the nominatioa of Sir W. logil y.. The 'ban Sneatir asked if there was any other candi date? and Col. Jonsson, M.P. for Boston; presented himself, and was received with loud and enthusiastic cheers. In present. ing himself upon that occasion, he assured the Freeholde rs that he was actuated by public interest, and public interest only (applause). Whatever might be his private feelings, he should never allow them to interfere with his public duty (cheers). In entering, therefore, into the present inquiry, he should do so without allowing himself to be influenced by privh'e feelings on the one band, ur personal hostilities on the other. He attended there as an independent uuto, deteruiined to vindicate the independence of the county land the rights of its freeholders (loud cheers). The Hon, Baronet who had pat been proposed to thins was a total stranger to him; and not hiving had the pleasure of hear. ing Sir Charles Anderson's speech, he was at a loss to halm »hat was the riature of his pretensions as& candidate. Bet giving the Hon. Baronet (Sir W. Ingilby) credit fur possessing all the good qualities edicribed td ham, whatever they were, will lie insisted that the Freeholders bed a right to choose, as their Repreeentatiie. some Gend,enian who was known . to Clem (applause. ant cries of We will!"): Mien they saw Sir IV. Ingilby come there under the colours of Lord Yarborough, and also under the colours of the Tory faction' of Yorkitire; *what, he asked, were they to think of his political principles? It was nod , sit PRICEMILTBN PANVZ weeks since Sir W. IngSby offered Mama ei a randidete for the county, in the most extrurdinary Address Heir offered by a candidate to a body of Freeholders ; hi re peated, that Address was most extraordinary prodnetiote ' that had ever come u ble observation; an address • whisk no man would In a body whose honour he was anxious to vindicate i i ipplaitst) He (Colonel Johnson) knew the yeomanry of Leseeleshire, sad he knew they only wonted to be *bele how to assert their rights ; they oily wanted to he shewn bow to apply their power, is order ict vi their thsraeter and sepport their liberties; an • Filthily was now offered to them, and the/ flea behent .I, as was hair duty, avail themselves of it (ehmws). be wore not convinced that he shield haveSiesyspreflunities of addressing them ma'am Clara., of theetext ferfaight—(load . cheers, and cries of " that will tr). It was a favd,4llll4 be thodld have many suede 4pportits; aid indeed it did not rest with him to pre vent it. baths pollitieeo a a lsomoold ant stop if; the cause fellie s =weeef' the k.' si ng;, it would be fur sham ilie - sit ( szoi e r IMbe Shelikeideeiliggireesig them P . HO Ono Se a- Whig saadidelos 4= l lPO lO Wiliesell of Lord Yarboroegb. If this, was a specimen of Igo Lordship's inatitgement; the 80014 {hey took their eyes iota their own hands the better. lit OM this ilfolftlir lie haste that the counts; hid been actually canvassed bee letters,• by a Noble Peer (cries of 't s hame")--- ?Me It,-was that aroused him (Col. J.) to screed.—Unfortunaie rapt4eigictious heti taken him nut of the emulsify zoos after the Hos. Bert:* heel; fuldrese ; and ft was likely that he- would aet, bevirethried, bed *lwo* bomelnforearel that Lard Yarbo rough woe swells mummies the meaty of Lineoln.—(Cheen .and cries of lltet',s Wien the law. ' :) If there was any one &Stoma itegradieg to the people than another, it..wae that of *Hostig tePerar to Winters in the election et. Members ol abo House of Commons.—(Applause) Peers were created by the Mialaters of eh' day to serve tbek purposes, or else they re ceived their tides bydeseeet, and should therefore be the lase to isterfere with the eonsiltutioo of the Commons. (Applause,) The Hon. Gentlemai, after prosouncing p high eulogises At Sir J. Thorold. both in hie private sad public character, ob berved that it mattered not to the Freeholders whether or stet elsat Goofiness wished to represent them in Parliament. Who de danger it beesmOtheir duty to saint the PerSOPS.saost tee collated to defame them. They knew Sir 3. Thorwurs wortba libertine, be was await whom:tad Most kindly triads Wands i If tone was easy teasel of the Hoe. Birt.'s present. be chat laurel Isle to come forward-Red. deny, if he could, the feet of I sSir J. litorOld's beelike .radoeed beetling vie fourth et ear time.—(Cheers.) They wanted bones; - Rapreseetatires ; they wasted men who would exert therpseinis Ice lowerlog the ramie.' And bore be could not help,oxyrembeg hie surprise at begrime the tee. Sir Charles Anderson praideg the, Chancellor oti tile Exchequer. He thought Sir (Aerie' Was a Whig. L-surely the Cinneeller of the Excisemen wag set a Whig aiso ? At tent he seiner et at the Whig side of the flours to my knowledge. cgs ',But wee had bees taken nil—tree, bat would Minister, beg token tbentedf had th ey sot been forced to it ?—(green of 1.,,, , aol") .Hestmeld put to .toostuation a geutleinan wile; if elected. would Bove:the= fuithrvile, podgiest, whom. U they ' =Wed blip, us they were alsoutto do, they. would confer to. (Test possible bormar—thatof lteiug chimed as their Keene ' tetivewithout solicited*, so his pare ; The gallant Oliver • " aided by proposing- 0 4i: .1,,1ta Hafor.l.Tb. r.e.d; Bert. ;I= alleini proper Gentleman ha rep tus do tk iti in r ,,,.., liipmea:.'—(Load sod repeated cheering . . ; :111a.1outte,, of -1)01.1ty. .said, tbet se a ,freeliddet of 'thatentatpoise felt it ItiadcYart Peceed tlowiioPgriPiall of Sir& Therohl, telnitso ebareetee, whims • 'teak 'lt ttfe,loilt shove sill whose constitutional love of liberty were so manse guarantees that he would seppertdheir interests and des fend their rights awl privileges—(lood opplense).—Haeireir now performed his duty, he should leave it to the . Frre l holders to -do theirs; in ,supporting the independent -cue didate repast:dee them—(applause) , Sir Wm. ASICOiTS INGILIST presented hiamitAmia the mingled himself and plaudite.of the Meeting, ,After *ilem. bad been obtained. he observed he bad bgen called Worm them es an indepepdent man, to represent they; kit Barba. meat ; as.sueh he presented himself na. We :(;ollatyettald be pledged himself to .maintain Hilt charaeter, He fell the . obligation be was undeuto the lion. and Rae. Baronet for the bandanna manner in which I.e had nominated bins fee the distinguished situatien of their Representative. U. was no less indebted, to his Hen. Friend, and Relative .eta coming forward to. second him, and fehowieg a bright. tee ample tbat,prieate regard, awl friendship, is met so be in; terßresi aith by polities! opinions Baring stated • thus Ouch, he would beg particu larly to iddeess bintself to Sir Robert Heron, anti assure him that its (Sir W.)COuld Diane far losesigbt of the feelings of a. Gentleman by .intending any rude or personal attack upon him; . bpt that, as a public eharacter, he wee public property, sad a fair object of attach, ' eud he did attack him; for the lion. Baronet was already is Parliament, and there was no necessity for elm to vacate his borough, excepting, indeed, tfie great eolinty of Lincoln coul4 ' not dad an independent and respectable mat to come for vr..:7,t sad maintain its integrity without borrowing him from Peter borough., 'chat he attacked him oo the principles of Refc;ie. monopolizing, as it *rare, representation to himself.; for as he could ouly sit in OLIO 4plue at a time, the lionoutable Baronet . ought to be quite contented to beep Peterborouelt. and not ob trude himself here. Ile (Sir Williate)shouid oothave opposed I Sir John Thorold, had that flonourpbls Iteronet pipposee blip s it, or any other independeot men; nor would he hose op-, posed even S ir Robert Heron, had he not been already in Par liament (applause and biases). He (Sir W. I.) west challenged with being the nominee of Lord Yarborough. lie disclaimed the charge; he was Tar from being tbat dependent mare Lsog before he bed sees or beard from Lord .Yarborough he. was sansesslng the_ county; that in his applications among the leading Interests of the county be found what was termed Om . Pelham, with him; and now because that influence was re.- / timed to the other side, they abused it in their vexation and ' disappointment (hisses and applause). He (Sir W. 1) saw DJ.. reSSOU.why the Aristocracy were to he cast aside merely to make way for small men. They were not to be disfranchised because they were rich, no more than a humbler man who bad Metes. freehold, or even Sir R. Heron himself (hisses). Hee: .r. W. I.) was independent of all party ; audit' he thought the wee. , sures of .the Ministry were good, he should vote for them ; but otherwise, he would oppose then. But lie particularly/ / thought the Chancellor of the Biebequer deserved well of his country, and be would tell the Meeting is what tura- sere—when he took off half the Assessed Teen I and he (Sir W. I.) believed tbateiery man there standing would site in like manner. The Chancellor of the Exchequer Should also have his support 'gain when annihilating that sink of iniquity—the Lottery; which corrupted men's minds and murals by etirunraging ganibling, and which led to every destructive vice. With the cessation of the Lot tery, those small sinecures would be done sway wit ii ; ,if not. the Member foi Lincolnshire, at least if he (Sir W. I.) was ultimately successful, would be mindful to incerire whether the Com Missioners were necessary (laughter sad, biases)? Perhaps some of the gentlemen below might - altogether ebkict to holding one of these little places r Government; but with the Lottery. he would also al MI add terry other idle sinectire (applause). He (Si I.) had been well abused by the other party. but worth no harm. They solely sheived the white leather, and suite rubhish•of asonyrneus scribblers ought, like cod the pit who run, to have their necks twisted (lauglitelt epplause.) lie hid stated that he stood upon the • rircl emiepeadeace and liberty, and .be would net Dow Klee ilia •ineh to noise and clamour. He ggreed.Ogood de.il emetebrated piditieal writer, tiles the reentry was POI ,in dot tameness of isdepentleace itougtu to he in Olt; 'debt was banging upon them +tit!) such a aright 0, their segootccs e ere crippled ; sad that although the MEWS eh lea e Lot- _ th ; W. /.) urriter n• acid, ht net. whirr tiit•llf. ' rds lAA ad a!1 kat im • ;i• and rick of fp aid! - .1 witb • ut neer C eal thi liEt .01 • e cuall- s, * 7 • ! . -. 111 1 , 1 , . 1 i . t. . .«„~.. I k4 , I i I 111 .1