The Statesman. — London, England, 1809-11-13 00:00:00

! ' • • • 1 'I • , 4 ..,. , - . _ .. . - ..• SUBSCRIP11:610:-- ~. -- - i • .-, • • rruE COM M ITT gli; ksig leant° etrgl,r34 to' .A. the SUBSCRIBLRS W. the Flphl &readr ettiar for the Avast Ater of those wll'are eomstli;ta ED AS BF,I nnatillx‘r Fermi. GTED blink- wnormtvoßtr of -* VENT - GARDEN TII F. Ad' I IL, thnt althinandi rut if le ibf the IN vri prisrmed, were iircovyllileit e rtai Unwed Jr. 3., es, the claim ft oft the Fend wag (et ma:se y Miler than iv, jorrhaps, iu , apprehended (Wel their exertiont swouiLl, th ere , be redsabled,ralbeftlftsai4- taxed. -, „„ 1 ._. 6._, L IPO L . • otritscnirrtome cramming Ti) it cft *CgIVVSS:AT . .... The Mime, Tree STATESIS t,,, LI Fieet-strertr -' ?dr. Sunset Miller, IS, Akiuser-street, kTrciteurerl t • • . . 111 r. J .Pswell,3, Grove- Place,CAindeli•TOVl o,(SerreinW Mewl. Bee LA Hone, Bwikreticrs, 331, Strand • ' • Mr. Dangly, Stationer, 4, Duke -street, Gosirentre-gs_ Mr. T. 'l'm, Bookleller ' 111, Ciseapbide; ..- ..i., 11r. Stin:noria. corner of l..eather-lane, H Milers. • : • . Animist or Subscriptions already advertised..: dad. i • )1 , W. Day, Gormell- Ist Suhscriptiomfroni % •'' street street - - .C 1 10 6 the Fotantaineers - S t: 11 • .1. B. fix O.Y. sod nu Matins in POMP : : i P. B. ! - - 010 6 The Black J.Lekers' ._ A Nish kel for theSieur 3d Subscriptioo - 5 50' dknadosiChergrail. Out, not in - -I II •V e r sof Boxoutan S. B. - - -*I t - 4$ OW. A. - - l' 1 1 It is requested thlt all Comintutkatirmn no the sabjeet ftil the above pre , ecati•ns may be made to 4r. WillLtin Wang ' Attorney, - Nu. 7, (let/lan's. Inti. t :. "ti; Attired. Ninth. _ , Disc: 1 O Waterford.: • ...:. • • ........ • ••• • $ O ...__ JCL OF STOCKS fillS sr Cent. Coro. 701 Reduced 9911 or Ceret....S4* 1 1 or Ce0t....1001} viols for Arc. 7Oll 1 _ DAY AT QM K O'CLOCM. Lolse; Ana.. -184 Gausiviu ti Rola. 16dia lloodst.. 1335. $O6 Emil. Bias, 10s. 178. terra. Irsttery Tickeite 241. THE STATESMAN. PROPOIIITI LONDON : MONDAY, 11011431111 ER 13. Tne reported I) 'eat of the Toulon Fleet, has not yet received that confirmation which those who on Saturday so confidently' announced the event expected. Whatever may hays: 'ocen the fact, the report is at any rate premature. We shall, how ever, sincerely rejoice at a cettrwasation of the ra. moor. . Di: coincitlcace of eirctintstsums between the battle of Talavers, and that is which the Duke DLL PARQUE has defeated the French under Gen. :Masten AeD, is not a little extraordinary. In the battle of Talavera, Jibe Fren‘h army scut:kid the British, who Wen posted on a height. At battle of T.o7laUlt:d, the French attackaatis tenir • of the Duke int. Panful!, which wait.ototed on a height. The defeat of the French, is both hisvinces, has been contended Lord IVELLINGrue, however, wily talked of fol. lowing the enemy—but iht• insulted Spaniards as. sett, that their army pursued the French, and captured one piece of bennon. We, however, aea° as cause tv yield _our reason ta4 our wishes. Either, the French force has beenissuch smaller than is represented, or the cousegeets * ces of their': defeat and retreat will turn out to be of negativo odv.tistage. What, have we seen to induce a belief that !ghteen thousand inexperienced S i tanish troops, should completely defeat twelve thousand, ' veterans, supported by a superiority of eavAlry -- MiMm .- a•uT artillery ? We fiche that the consequences of i:isi ciaory, w ill out 64.1-so latnenta4le as were those of l'alavera. The Apeniartis, it seem, are lev:lng fresh troops m Lit great vigour, and want only arms. I. it credille that, with all their vigour, Miiii.ten should have found the manufactories of EngLusti in. competent to supply the Spaniards ? A It r p oßT was in circulation this afternoon, th.t the French General KELLEam4 Mb had arrived iu town—but we hare been unable to trace it to any correct source. That such a visitelsould be wade, u (told not at all surptiseus; bet howetet the defenders of the Cutts-a Convention, of witkrla the General *as the negocialOr;-;-thight by relo4 : , at the a . trick! of su u . nl/04,141 a cliplo,atist., as ia~ th e ir opinions. hi must. be-rift trtinille for ther , co ll u ctive uimlona of the Cabitiet,-if opposed to thee (4.•thi. fropcbesee.. • ••• • • , • Flitrak .inOkiiii•bh MAJESTIC, and rriitceseett Att64te Ind 801 ill aCCOMORIIIed by Lord SO. 11-.IITAASZA444,I“.44:II.SIALLIasinakftO4.- Ca KT W Itl7lV ITITIt r t a. 4 saos►;•i% bs ViinifOr tfireit ina retartve4 at tieelve ter . A Cattleef 04 A st was held un - Sakti-day &ethyl Fps-6;n: Offiei; All the :Herebyrid:W.l6*n were present. They :at fi'dan twis.tiitfiseo'cluck. Princes Ana t.% is "SoMewliat betat piece bee: retakii ru W.ndsur. Theist*. Earl. aro Aai AN'S ribbeo • has been gi.. Teo t o thy Montan of THOIKOND. • II it reported) that PrincoSTattliewntaS . Wii re. c; lied orders from his Government to break offall unication with this county'', in corn. pliancy with the IGth article of the treaty of endi a . 1 0 co nsequence of a Proclamation issued by the G q vgitioe.General ut Bengal, tranquillity has butt% destomil among the militar,. I he a rrival of a -beet of 300 sail from the Baltic was istanunced at I.,Loye's on Saturday: they hive brought prodece Io Site value of tivarly a mil. Great indignation has been excited among the office , s o f the Navy y -by an expression of an Atleall high in the ltinfidence 'of the - Board. On i.• b•-tug int iitiotsoll that the Caltsolos of the ri ivy hid petitioned loran increase of pay, 14 Ye!, am) so have the Sec...angers tea ) " Was the re. 'Nark. , , • , nm. Tr . ud. !PLTaottz",, Nov. It .. ,tidasittir Blatined, lg . s.' plbew n o w it. Ratssefort. 9alftsl the Eclipse brecif i spar, in the Westward. i . Airiveif the Harlequin armed ship, Irma the Dower; tie T - ikiyirter guil-brif e 4r4ip a arssize. • • -• Were io•harbeier I)lsotoesie brig. ~i ' itreired frorii Paaka ß iii r tiat UO;(1 !wiled, the Violet logger. l'filxiiirtif tire; Etirieline, Wilerman; from Cadis for Limbs, iastlront rilii:oeth ; Elitaaletboo, frOm St. Übes Sr Lae-, 'don; Good Statesman, Perrytiaa, flea Malta for E=ster, with oll•;• the ship PnCiiillettee,• from Loudon bound b New Provielowc, whit stood, fis'i Vosernmeat ; reucoutbe, M. fats, from Lisbon, with fruit I Ann, Cummings, from St. Übrs, with salt, bound to London, fast front Scilly, waists...• tared by the Csaillow Freak sthooner privateer, who kept raggpisinfair Any and than deli/sired her up to the Master 11101011% atilt pillidefleg the vessel. ' ' iiii&i'W " eiP'l4llll4 . l lii—ditsFelday his Majesty's ship Vanguard arrived Mee Yarmouth; and the Iris frigate and • Royal flovereigalipllMlisql" - the Westward, the latter of which passed thnisigiffni tile filter!, Saturday the Transit, RiarAbasted schooner, arrived from the Westward, aid passed throo;li ; and the Rein-deer sailed with several transports tinder convoy for the Eastward. to the Downs the Princess of Oiauge, San Donsiags, Yves. guard, Menheuutb, 'Leyden, Isis, iris, Diann, St, fiorenter, Staismn, Fly, Rrdpole, rodargm, Beaver, and Pilchard, ead eeseral sail of trappers'. • 1 .,_ Lord WeLsest.Ey was'. expeetiti to embark Cadiz in the first week of this month. His L ship, we ninlerstind, has agreed to join tho pre sent Admiuistration. It is supposed Ire VIII take the management of the Foreign Department. • EY/tract of a letter from Lisbon, dated Oct. 16..—a Lord Wei.i.incroe leaves here tu.toorron, to joist the army. , `• '. serious affro7 took plure lust night, at Relent : —some of the Ist Uregooos. drinking inn tavern, quern Iledamois,st titemsrim. The man of the botbe net out and called. in ttse ,isee pollee, who attacked the dragon:a nod shot oue of them dead. Th.-, dragoons immediately drew their swords, killed three of the police twd 'viol 'dui sesend. Oae niNtbe police placed .hisaself hebiad a door where he expected some of tee drags iusi weald ewer ; but it happened to be his oars Weser that liretpwwe ia. The fraiice man ran hot through the heart, z.ad b iestently expired. . A letter fr,,:n Cadiz., dated Oct. 30 3 contains the following ::—.- ' " The Marqeis of War.s.ESt.er still remains at Seville. " The immort:d lieroita ha-. ne fear, fatic.:. is Could yarn Ministers be pzi.ici.led to inake a radical reform in the fAmensisseriat &Dori-Tot, and place experi enced ruercantile men at the he u', .. ;in fell powers to act, your army woulti Met be usel'3l ..i.i . to :!w Spaniards ; as winners stand. tkey are ouly pi the 1.. a .,., nod destroy in one 1 week that which, properly ledsbanded, 1111111 i env a month." A letter from Seville, d•Ated October 20, says, " Wbat irith threats from Cadiz, with plots in this city, and Wit open rebellion to the established Comas in Vales the Otiveranomt is completriv paralysed. Nothing is dune either in commerce of civil affairs, or even in military concerns, excepting smith/se recruits to the armies, which is attended to cs fa.t as scropues can he p;•ooidsd for them, and arrangements made for their subsidenes." The canvass for the Chancellorship of Ozford is carried on very *firmly. Archbishop of YORK, together with the Bishops. of LONDON, Sr. Asat•u, and OXFORD, aro the strenuous advocates of Lefd Gates!!lAN. The n►ajority of Christ. .Ctsarch is bald to be in favour of his Lordship, with the two Loartied Censors, Dr. Waseca and lhir, Coss: The Vice. CliANeEta.on,. with the Volielefty, St. Jobe's, and Worcester Colleges, are she. patrous of Lord ELDON. The Duke of BEAVFORT has a considerable party in some of the other Colleges. The report of the loss of the Lark sloop of war, in the West-Indies, is unfortunately con firmed by accounts from Admiral ROIVLiY, which state, that she upset in a gale of wind, on the 3d of August, when Captain J t 4Es Nictiocsos t the officers, and nearly all the crew perished. BONA, ta-re, it is stated, has enneetted a Con. clove of Cardinal., at Paris, fur the purpose, as it is rumoured, of placing incur at the head of the Runtish Church. Yesterday morning died, Guinan K-NAPP, Esq. AUK fur the borough of Abingdon. His death Was occasioned by being thrown out of a gig about • fortnight ego, in Oxfordshire. We hear that SNOWDEN B.taxt, Esq. is to he the new Lord ofete•Treasury, in the room of Mr. S. Bountsc. ATter having hawked the place through all the ranks of the Nobility Without see ms, it is at length given to a mau who Wonders that say one refuse it. 'Letters from Cadiz state a prevailing that the Supreme Junta wou1:1 be dissolved, and the Archbishop of Tottoo declared Rege...t. The with was the nay appoiut.vi for 'leering the new li'residettrof th. 2 Junta. It was supposed Marquis lINLLISLiT wohld defer his return until the issue it ibis great political crisis was kuuwo. Kear Admiral Storni:Hie sailed from Plymouth, *l`. Tittnday, in the Scipion, fur koahefort, to itkiltai Rear-Admiral SOTH Es v. " Tie flucephulas frigate is appointed convoy foe 'the C.:ape of Good Hupe. fora Ilssresday the Dute of Notre La left town for. his seat, Graystock Castle. • , . • "" 00 Saturday PloweitoVatransa SIDEBOTTON, 'the Middle Temptt, Esq. was called to the4ar by the Honourable Society of the Middle Temple.- We see, with owl) concern, in the list ofßank rupts, the name of Mr. \Macao Y, the Manager of the Manchester Theatre--a man universally ' respected. - Of the pursuits of Mr. HILL, of Whitton, near Hounslow, who died on Thursday last, we hovel no accurate infortnation ; the result, however, of his worldly efforts has been, the accumulation of the sum Of 800,0001. At the commenceMent of what Mr. CORBETT humorously terms this "Ju bilee Reign," when the plans consisted of 100,0001.1 such a fortune as that of Mr. HILL would hare excited the aatoltialunent, aml whetted the appe tites of admiring citizens. But the estession of the plum has keo pace with that of the National Debt—the List of modern plums is half a mil lion. Mr. BILL has bequeathed 720,0001. he. styes* two Gentlemen who conducted his business, and 40,0001. to a eli.:rical friend. The Tickets for the New State L'Atery 'were on Saturday issued from the Bank. The Scheme, %le find, is exactly on the nine principle as the last, which, from having the good effect of preventing lastiniucc, uict with the 11103 t dvcided approblidue • MUMS. oatselvos that the judicious Kane of nightly . 'uproar, had system of wercion-:—but in this opielon we.find ourselves to hate been enteric:. nate!, npdar a mistake. Common rose has not yet lakell. the Managers. - When the.eurtaiu rose on Saturday night, the .Psi and Boxes displayed the Octal " beggarly ac. coalor'—the company was unusatly thin, but of description precisely similar to that which we -Irve had Occasion so fregeently to describe. In the. Pit was a. gang of ragamuffin rnffiant—end in the Dress Boxes, the usual display of good.. natured, friendly; accommodating veighbouri. —Amongst the fa:Ale:tables in the boxes, shone conspicuously a reipectabit vender of second . hand garments, residing in Russell court. This son of Pante' was accompenied by several fine Ladici, gorgeously arrayed in splen did dresses. The dull uniformity of attire of the general herd of Female Orderly:, we must, in candour, admit to have been greatly relieved by this brilliant extol:Won—and we tndy, perhaps, stand excused in the eyes of the Managers, for presuming to suggest the policy of procuring, if possible, an increase of this description of Com pany, from Russell-Court, or even, if ne cessary, Monmouth-street, where families may so conveniently clothe themselves in the borrowed splendour of those garments , which tire " General 13.1ficer," or the " Lady of Qual4ty" so prema turely and capriciously consign .tp the " Old Man." If we must have Company in the Bens, why not adopt this obvious and ham:yea hibition of faded splendour ? This, however, we submit with great defereuce to the .consideratiuu'uf the Professor. . . Several squabbles took,place at early period of the performance ; but of inoonsianattle interest.. Soon atter the half price corowencell, the Pit 'overt awed. To enter into a minute detail of the mode in which ihe company in the. Pit and Boxes expressed their disapprobation, wept superfluous, as the " harmony" in no respect differed from that of preceding performances. But, perhaps, in volarnc it exceeded what hat boon recently heard. During the farce of Animal Jlstgne. tism, several sparrows were sot on ...the wing ;1 they made the circuit .of the lipase, and found a resting place on the gilded brandies from whence the chandeliers are suspended. Two others were then• flo wn, to the legs of which were attached small Pia. cards, with the particulars of which we are ma acquainted—they at length passed over the Stage, and flew behind the scenes. " God Save the I King," " Rule Britannia," and " Hearts of Oak," were performed in the Pit at convenient intervals. In these popular and loyal airs the Company in the Boxes joined very heartily, as they did also in general expressions of disapproha- I Lion of the performances on the Stage. The 0. P.'s I were more numerous than ever. IVhen the Curtain dropped, the clamour was perhaps more violent than has been heard since the first and second nights. In the last act of the Opera, a voice In the Pit exclaimed, " there's the Blind Boy ;" a hundred voices were instantly heard, " Where? where?" 46 There, that's Mr. Hew trson, the author of, The Blind Boy."—" What du you want with Mr. Ily.wirrsos ?" said a Gentleman, stepping forward in the centre of the Pit, and addressing hitwelf to the parson who originally made the ob. nervation. " Nothing," was the answer, •" You know I trould but have any thing to do with you, when you were recommended to me." The gene- ral bustle which immediately ensued, was en. t creasedby another person exclaiming," There's Mr. WesrE,the Proprietorbs son!" this nAs followed 'by a general minement,' the result of which was, the expulsion of these Gentlemen, and about 1.3 of their associates, after a contest, in which a per.. 1 son accused Mr. litiVETSOP4 and Mr. Worry: of haying strtiek him. The Gentleman, we un. l ilerstand, applied to the Office in Bow.street, and l the Maqi-trate ordered them to appear this day, at , twelve o'clock, to answer the 'charge, Igo result of ' which we have not yet heard. . . Some Gentlemen in naval unifordst were con s spicnotis by the size of the 0.'1 4 .'1 in. Wilt hicked: i hats, and the fervor of their opposition. .. : *:_,, ' At an early period of the evening a GANN. DULASE, sou of a Gent/emin of Mt tilt*, i No tary, residing in -Wellelose...silitare, - wee tilpen into i do Jody for blowing t horn, encouitiging - the op. ! position of persons in the Boxes, %if iiting a lat.! with the " inil4els ileNcitet 4 '. of o..P.—writ} ctn.: . - Ing out. 0. P. and C.l.trtuits foe' ever. I !he 1 whole of which chasekceiteept that •part which related to the entouleirsent of disipprisbation! from the Boxes, hp:eitliiigttetib Bail wasrdenstinded, 1 which the Pentiagp*, oiLtereetne hears delay, ob. 1 liiiidaLiduUsAmbstEseharithl Malt o'rtock. • • L. Qua veryieseinoweinfarnatanee °Centred at the Publie.Othee, halt *bieft It may be inferred - that the looks are turned upon the Manpgers. A person. entrasnairisell.knosess In' Iltd Ill&ot the ' Theatre ? of amnesiac( Abrokens /fart BYliftirsi, of Viihers..treetf in thelitrattc_. Aired a Den. 1 ileman; of thermals*/ MithieKlifintspsett, with ntaking. a disturbance lis - tha Tistilipp."—"Not only .l ' was a negative prised tip tivt lekflotovet 61" sevetwl witoAssea who oat 10111011milliV-41100ploir but a C'fier;e was piefartostibrilibatsGeittiltitegn o, against Bratiant, • for atiZys.iiplaiPtiti iiiVieht blow' ou the breast, deb . gllglitett cation. The crowd batik Whfil Nir . :lritnttl;" son was unable to mitt, 'aellnit; BICLATIAN, who immediately .5( Sleek hint. loi n the accuser, Mr. BILUIAIN thus beet: ilk three' cased, was • handed user to the RUSSO - Of'. C i eftt• house, alias the Brown Bear, whop be remained until he wasbailcsl. -f1 The private Boxes were soot objeets ofd not only disapprobation, .ixit.fithe raosfidiarked detestation. Tbsconil!nolltiitilloith itoitts and Pit were actively empitlyisi iA lashing the white of their artillery against the..-coalpapy,‘‘ iet the psi. alleged tier" froth the nottpcut.that the certain dropped. The allusions w the ladies were not m o re offeinive than there directed against the gen_ tit:mea l who had the courage to appear in these • • Tom'. gTAIVAIAN, < 44 .►- . MIII, LI &EMS. COLIWIT GARDE ~ N .• I 11.—Sailed the Scipion toss .(.war, We NOt t listt ero d o u ts e ivp relieve the Dear ht, Admiral sganatist-Of this Kane of 11] *pier& Aben46nd t%is *yet= of co Li fist. Blear In ih. IV private reeeptlietes ' • and the indignati o n was, if possible, greater ag ainst those Private Boxes, i n which Gentlemen only appeared, than in those in which there was a nslxture of females. The Company in some of the Private Boxes braved theindigoation of the Pit for a considers'ile time, But the Plttites sans them all out. The House was thed cltared in a few minutes. Diet so the arcane., which were so crowded as aintwo to pre vest the egress of the company. The Piazzas of Covent.garden were filled by the crowd, as also was that part cf Bow.street immediately opposite to the Theatre.—Thenumber of hacks was incou. aiderable; and equipages were extrzetely scarce. ezeept a few in Prince's Place. Tie presence of either females or males in the Private Boxes, cannot but excite the astonishment of Ike public. lu truth, it is difficult to say, whether the contempt of decorum and public opi. uion is more conspicuously displayed by the te. nemtv - or the laadlordc of this pre: legc:i the hatred of which is, ias fact, the rea l ground 614 faisii s zforfon of Ilse public opposition. vrOOd of e.rtertor 0. F.'s made a tour to istakolot of the Newspaper Offices, bat dispersed without committing the s!igittePt damage or out. rite- Some of the placards exirbited were fivu feet , square--amoOpt them was some novelty, but w• base only space I . ( t the fortsisilea : Old Price 4 7— Presses Boxes. One Hundred 1:6,,ai& R;wardrdirilte•appr ;..'nwauti of tkg;s• 0. P. Rusliass who lAss• J Lek 0. P. Ws 11014 OPpeismitm wilt be stO Pped. MR. ROSCOE. The high estimation in ihich this Gentleman is held, dr** together a aumerens and 'must respec. tibleassemblage of the inhabitants of Liverpool, at the If'efiiiestiOy last, for the 4 .r purpose' l a t cetebratiag,. the Auniviirsary of his Election tb'represent that iipportant town in Par liament. After dinner, JoiIN RICHARDSON ) Esq. the Chairman, in a very excelleut speech, after concisely descanting on the political merits of Mr. Itoscoz, made an energetic appeal to the corn_ pang, In which bo forcibly urged the dotty they owed to their country of returning, at the next General Election, two ludepontlent Representatives to Parliament, instead of one! The health of Mr. Roscoe was drank with en thusiasm, as also were those of Sir Francis Burdett, and the Independent Electen of West isistarer. colonel Wardle, and may ptedie allusea ncver want mi• nu le i pito rs. Ur. Crompton, the scour.e of sough-nion Rem Mr. J. W. Denhou,..u.i our bolter arqvaintance with bile Mr. Wititbreeni, the; trio frier(' of Loastitetiosal free.dom. Mr. Waithrean, and the Indopeodeet Livery of Louden. Mr. Co‘ti, the true tries' of Freedom. Many 060 Gentlawn receives! similar Catter. idg marks of distinction. Amongst! 00 sentiments given was— No Pri,nt: loxes in Si. STEPHEN'S CHAPEL. Tao**. ttri6ioN, J un. E N . was appointed CLiireami ; and J•na. Facies sad Joni, ‘aciar : Est Vs . irice-Proainenta lur tue next anniversary. IO aI:SHIRE. REGISTER Fl3l. THE WESt The tante,. for this important and valuable (dice commenced on Monday, and closed on Sa. turday morning last, o'clock. FAA. HAWES. woarm, Esq. of,Hoith, near Wakefield, having giveii up du: contest, Jou,ificin ii.Toixson Bus. /LILO, Esq. or Coooniey Hall, near Skipton, ht Graven, has consequently giencd the Itegistership. The Election fur this thrive wttx unfortunittel, !mixed with politics—to which, perhaps ? is anti. bumble the enormous expence, the aggregate or which is estimated (we hope erroneou.l,) office !thousand pounds. The iutcrest %%Lich prepon. dcrattd was that of the .14 v•tcassful party at the lust General Election, so 'vehemently contested between the -Haaswotro and FitowiLLtax fami, hes.. The . 66 MILTON " party supported Mr. HAwiswooro f and 'the lascstuts (or Haan. , wow)) pert, Mr. &Irmo. Widely iss . we differ to political opinion from the party which espuesecrtite'easse of Mr. Beirmxi, we haven° hesitation in expressing our sincere sa. tisfactiets. at his SUCCESS. In the caparitx of a Magistrate, thin Gentleman has for cunsiderabi, more than 30 years served the public with unre. witting atiention.land highs iltspecturds in every point of view as Mr. II twetwonni certainly is, it will not be controverted, that while Mr. bus. rciLD is in every respect equally well qualified to execute the duties of the office—his claims on the -Public, eve certaiwty so/wrier—lf Trout hie tong services as a hlagistratu tardy.-.to those of his competitor. It is gratifying to find that, although the elec. lion was conducted on both sikles with extraordi. nary ardour, the moment Omit it wad over, con. tendon ceased. WALTER Fairs's, Esq. (wh%c •riginal nanls of HAsszswoavt was changed to that of FAWKES on coming to the possession of the Farnley es tate), late Member for the County, and brother of Mr. HAWKSWOKTII, announced the termi nation of . the contest iu a veiy elegant address, 'Which he concluded by taking' Mr. BUSFEILD by the hand, and 44 wishing bins health and happi ' ": MR in the situation he had acquired." • Mr. BUSFFILD, in reply, very cordially thanked MIS FAWKES and Mc. II AWKICIWOKTII for the li. berality and candour (hey had uniformly tested during the contest. The Scrntators wcre : FOR MR. 11111IFRILD. FOR MR. RAWKSWeRVF• Sir W. Brad”haw, Renuannie Esq. Sir John Web . ) , .IY.m. 1% riptun, Lsq. uwente SCRUTATOR. M. A. Ta3lor, Esq. M. P. At the conclusion of the Poll, on the day pre. ceding that in which the contest was relinquished, the numbers were For Mr. leuofedsf, 1164.-11.1 r. Masfkiwortb, r I I :"7 I