The Statesman. — London, England, 1818-07-31 00:00:00

M - 7 7 7 Schoolmaster aliti P.trish Clerk uf linudereligake _~~~ for the Two Pi 's& of lAhlO Sovereigns. FORT, CLARET, or Id t,DEllt A. alltoontirg to Four Pipe.. of Flit or idarteia a, imp four.H.v beads of Closet. for each ..1 the 1 4 rszos of One Tltorhase .Foovereigu.' mod nr-plotiurt f.r soore... The Wire lo be ruoter. by tie Holders themoelver. Tirket, a.d shorri, are e..w on Sale at the offietv of CARROLL the C•iitrartoe.'No. 7, Carotid!. and 16. Orford "teat, London. who Shared :MA Sold, in the y t ot L o tt ery . N 0.9.181 a Vitae of __ 'Beside, F.IGHT C A Pl'f ALS of .el WO. 4'103, ilte. And in C 4R RO' I.'• Lite Coairdes• 7.7:16 •.. 000 I 3.615 .... .V.11:5110 .6,30 .• • • ,t:9O 060 1 1,349 .... atom%) &r. &i'. and it will give C A RItOLL ;demo, to sell to thaw who brosofbur him with their • itmotetnolo., the TWO PRIZES of TIVIR* 1 1( THOUSAND POUNDS! NEXT TUESDAY. --- • 4P'AST GOOD FORTUNE E , THE REST FUTUR FAVOU. IT I. a Ilioalta in trade, that wheat parchamp r , b ay* toes Well used, they will zo main. T..e Po'ilie no d. sag Well remember, that MARTIN and Co. sold. in 12 Shares. N ti. 22.083. the last Prize Four Pipes of Wine. Me , qw,lity of which is the daily theme of conversation, sikeisperaw ingega g been spared to obts,in the vet-% aft( I mid as the present I w iseey 'mums n similar Indseetnent they *M. 0.,. forget Met.' ltd htsoirites, Who confidently anticipate. repetition orsimihst good Nemec. There are also Two Prizes of ,e 804,10. MARTIN and C... hove sold a lacier Capital thaaesestberat .=•tlie Matchless ,EN0,300 shared and sold by them. Thonsaods remember, sm. e. No. 261.... A Grand Priznf... 410,0n0 And as first-dm% n enti•led to another,R2o,oi.o sag the splendid solo of. 4140,4100 And their Lit of 5V20.0110. se/0400,1hr. Prizes has deserwetll,, ranted their name among the highest dis:ributurs of Format s . The present Lottery draws NEXT TT/F.8014Y Week, stud those wlt.• w ish fur Wine sir Independence are reqoestial rote ea I in their application, at No. 8. Comb'''. or 190, OzTord. , Mrert, or to MARTIN and Co.'s Agents in the Country. This day were published, in 4 Vole. price 11121. boards, TALES of MY LANDLORD, Second Series * r. Hefted and 'arranged By JEDI:I)IAH CLEISHROTHAM. _ . Hear, Land Cake. i.nd . heitbrr Seats,. }'tee Maidenkirk i. Jnnny Groats', If there's a hole in k' your rotas I retie A e tent it g A Chiel's tooting} kr !akin' notes, An' fkifh he'll pivot it. Edinburgh: Pii , lted for Archibald Coolishle aid Co q end sold by all Booksellers. gee of inspectors well, faithfully, honestly, and im partially, and they also administer an appropriate oath to the clerks. Now observe particularly what follows:—All other thines_heing arranged, and in your place,.suppose.Sir Faattcas Busmen and Lord CocuLutz, or any umber to be nominated by the one pa►ty, and had accepted the nomination, a voter comes forward, who is going to vote for them; be fore be leaves his house, he simply writes on a small piece of paper, is a neat form (or he can get plenty of printed ballots if, he please), Sir Fiteects Butt- Dm, Lord Cocattawl, the one oame ender the Notber; but you will particularly observe, that the voter does not write his oars name on the ballot or• ,popor ticket, and having folded or closed it to cps• -reel the coateets, aid without sealing it, be 00.1101 to this poll, and if he is well knew o to be worn, sad the qualification here is on a very broalk principle, bet it is not Universal Suffrage, he isms• diately and openly delivers the ballot to the Inspec tors, who, without opening, oi searing it to be in. **acted, pets it into the belt, thtoegh the hole in thel I lid of it, in ibis pretreace, and the voter's name is taboo .1 down in the poll.books or lists by all the clerks, and be goes away about his beakless, perhaps without speaking a Ante worst,etud the whole operation may be done, in many cases, in one or tatOlaittetle, at the ' same time be is at liberty to tell every person he sees, Inspectors and all, who be is going to vote for, or who he has feted tor e still he most tote by ' No jieaoa is obliged to sole eseept Ile plane, and a ixtratto may 'tots for tiny man be abuses, if be gives him leave. If any dispute oriel abbot the gemlike don of any voter,. the Inspectors settle it instantly, by- turning op the Assessor's slid Collector's books, which It. befogs the.., to so it ha itas.paid •asap* . - i~iui . even considered very Impolite sod impude nt to ask the question. to short, it is the most independent, lye. tcmatic. correct, and business like way of conducting an election that I know of ; and the elections here ure all conducted with great quietness,order, rind dispatch, for there is no encouragement and satisfaction for the idle and disorderly to gather in crowds and stop at the poll to se. who people vote for, and to raise mobs. Voting viva awe, or by the yoke, as is practised in England, is a very bed way, as it leads to bribery and corruption, drunkenness, let, mull, and disorder, and a servility to the wealth/ and powerful in 'society for self.interest, or to sers4 present purposes. For esemple: a banker, or met stied moo, who discounts bills, is a eery iniaeatial man in any country. We shill suppose he is ex tremely desirous to promote the election of a friend or certain person. Merchants, manufacturers, me chanics, and every one who depends on regular dia. covets from him, must vote as he tells or wishes them, otherwise what is the consequence? No more accommodation or discount, but become bankrupt, and shut op shop when you please for him. Farmert must vote as their landlords tell or wish them, other., wise what is the consequence? They most pay their. rent on the term day, and act staidly up to the letter .of the rack without mercy. Dependants on persons, in placcaod power-most rote as their patrons tell rat wish them, otherwise what is the consequence? No more patronage and favour, but give place to others that are more obedient into the bargain ; and all these influence, in their torn, others in some way or other obligated to them, down to the lowest orders In society; for they or their agents could easily attend at the poll, to see bow their dependants acted. Election by ballot obviates all' these difficulties, for although they attended the poll tram morning till night, it would answer no purpose whatever. Voting by a signed hattut is yen objer. tionable, as it leads to unnecessary and injurious est.. posure. Although the indueure of one moo offer Annthec in iiii matt, Is nothing -in companion to and flatterers—neglecting the tall of P. liamenti, and not takidg the sense of • the . Pew.: pie in what he did, that. ill.fated Motierth at last wrought op his mind to such ii high sena. of the Royal Prerogative, that the Cofhtnons had. is the end, recourse to the sword—a catastrophe which' plunged the nation into all the horors of a civil war, brought the grand author of them to a tragirei death, end subverted the whole frame of the Constitution " E.rents," says an eminent writer, " from Which we should learn the important lesson, neter tb com• Omni the Crown. with any new or ettratagant powers, nor to deny to the People those right.„„it by ancient swage, they are entitled to; but to prey serve the just and equal balance from which they ...it both derive mutual security; and whitit,,if duly ob served, will render the Constitution the envy and ad miiarion of the world;' King Charles 11. it hats been observed, natorally took. a surfeit of P orlDt• merits, in his father's time, and was theref.,,e tretnely desirous to lay them aside; but thlk was scheme impracticable. However, :n effect he did so; for he obtained a Parliament, which, by its Ion; duration, like an army of veterans, became to piaci ly disciplined to his own measures, that they knew no other command hut from the person who ea.e them their pay. This *as a safe end ingenious way of en./ slaving. nation. It was well known especially at tbia critical jute ore), that arbitrary power, if it was open and avowed, would never Prevail. The People wete therefore amused with the specious form of thAir ancient Constitution; it (heisted, indeed, its their fancy ; but, likes mere phantom, had en suostaiwn nor reality in it ; for the poser, the authoriti, and dignity of Parliaments were wholly lost. This ism that rematkable ParliAoorrit, which so justly tattle' the name of tee Pension Parliament; " 4 and," s kya a . witty speaker,in the House, u was, I believe, Co. model from which polite liter Parliaa events nave been easctly copied "—Art he time of ehet Revolution, the People made a fresh claim of their ancient privileges; and, as they had so lately esp. . . A A difimigNi 'i•,. . , . , • • • 0 1 : .. --' 7. 'willigif . A.l --. : , • - . , , .„,. 1 1 .„ ~, ~ • orstra.,,,, q - . . . , .. •,, •,. ... .. • . .2 - .• :, . ..,, ~, :,, :4 . •,•...--,- ~_..._., , ; . • .. . i • .• .4 , , 7 - • ' , ,12 . - • ' 1 . . . . . . _ . _, . , . ~,.. ... w... ...r. ' .• . - ' ..'• *‘' : ' ;#.3 - ."1 1, ''t "Plit'. • '. ... 4:0 , / cti4 . . . ' tom: . ' ' - . !V .. 4 *Ore 4 ' ;: •. ' Nil) ~. .‘. • . LONDON,..I O IIIDAiri JAY i; 0811. -hit .. .. :..., , ..... .... _.. .. . ..... . • • ._ _ • •_ • . - • i., " lisit:Coose for Maid 17111P1Pilffrtear : trit;61;"lineliravIri Ind 'dia brigiltiir i .. 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"`" ilvil tothefOi l ottlfd to tbeltiotili t _ tolittioi lift 'ilia 1114 ttht l eitlfttalttott,.... istilt"Critoa thdr gear ;set 0 t . b 5 r oe corresiotatieni " Dalltsese." l am I° ‘ °°l4 '° "'Denomination. est-4blented he Nornesneet, Cliy•iimil.'aorlee lea set ? when the poll is shut, Obeli elekli w ildotli. _,lle'rei sod . 041 Wilikkot i oi hiirs (014 14 60 "; I i: lodge a few moor kr.* hit lower:- pole tratrostage of 4 or poll Hots, are carefotionotapered4b. tab presence full ) 6464° 11 .0 a* ii la°l4-Wfs- ats•lsd•si • , v . .. or • vatiostlefise err Repass Mt NS Royal Htgloressthe Duke of RENT. Patron. •,..- . .., • r.. • 1 lie Is isrlerliNegi eneloto"c 9 17 .else hewellelWra'a lay "Old"' aid tiff . ' -. l'h*ei k b°l4 " ll°llll4t4e , ' A llw '_ _ l ; * DA It Pit'llirs rookie°. of tbs. Inspectors, Ail . .which the boa ioartoted, sod f ow. ern . •teen ..ec tlifne ettoieviettflitlie frit irt . .ittli . i.bortrly ;brit . ..• • ' ._ alma* the Public. The sten* b oour Of Ram. c • cox .., n : AN. lc •; actin bi ballot. of is ptottlerel its it bill elsoltiorA, .. John Idsibloisd. Esq. eaamo to recirmmeads it . 0.4. N. P. . ' _lb. Poll-books or tiatatelt into U lad *OW lockeekr sore ildopted in Great V4fiiiifi l tirtith4 o 46 ll: l) 4 ll l ... '..• 4 . : do ws how siocere he is ierlassreerrmasendintthe rah - Was, tfetioste,biiitldild.P. loots b P and the key delivered to one of the Eaettrectero, cud netereee agiiit loch disgrOctiteetlehiLlakbei • .•. , Igo seder • ins their opinion; and the patient woltiog. from lrr C. Ha .ter, II .rt. Alit Mathew Wood, Esq. Attlee. tomais • . ndi I n Mr Soliniaek.oni Balt M.P. man. of: P. the Simi or seals of the Inspectors pat Apo. she bosi. witiikiled at' theeleetiona ai*rididiliildisa; I aka he remises his own oaLinina shall resolt. comes r, y V icei w P ß fel. k. l_ n dell il l'h . .- a the voind. of lab . so es to cover . the hole in the lid, lac. r ond kept itit end other plates ih Elliott :' n ll 5l •-) .: 1 I . of look s - reel 919deChirliliNP* that "it is clear th e eh : • The FIFTH ANNUAL sed of this woo s c o mmittee Ist* patch up the bruhessreputa• • foriennirrad vino(' lurid on TUb&DA Y. august 4. MS, of warol, till On o'cloek neat . 1110rolltas 004 it is aaalo *ell cerahineedc that the NIA • .':, Ig • • I two of the C'411:41.4 Old to wear she ftiree;„es•rs , the School. to Went-sin-et. at Two 'Miro* preehely, it operated is toros t reted Ord* Itteatle, sod a& an fee tbrair are ofoapa bta - of inadoctidg'• h oe* ter .. • se we ie. raimitsitare. 4014 seadosk four or them distri mbiltil be h e : P ß o ul ev ol fi so is gu ittlea ch ' i t wi lite; o l3o 4 Dike of of ik te a rtf o lv , m ill i H presl uomni ae.•a s e b t o 4 1 0, tett ise .r - -- et sae dour ,iiint i lowa „dame tesp, tat that , plicikm. 4 Kea.. and oilitilliimoriovs person i save gran- abet, ovid t t edi ho si ol g. viose the • : nest, wois to t h i on es. thae beb pfiff irit .sl l, - las e * s pe ll) , p th r e ie joolu ty sto ka tio as ch ocie dsleteisedmorwe...; sirtis i s tem et i t4 .. , : . 'l l l iitesidgi eWails,_ lo4 ll l •,-., .. • ..i. Nevin,* ... i ifog 1.11011.• Wiled° lansts•yeaartretuts cano e d, • ,: . ..,, * *or so' 111 0 • t' enau t____ ll = "4 "ell that ' bl or ftee n e y.„lN A. it•is tailored to the Establitament of an A n " " A nd ,„ *l *l dicit Y . of O lacii n b t "v: 1 : 3 2 11 ." 1 ",r 'nal, bosesiiresira their r' eu r' l ' e . lll " l6l " 4l ' _.. 4 „,,,,_,,,,g, ltrwasetpteroerol'irceii . ' PM/e04% lor too mewl sited.'. tiara "P ealh° b•lg tP2 a 'a, ' ' . 1 ' a r r """- . ass,'"iirdir iforobt-, r,•....4 1 c1005i. ig is attrotir.m. , awatiosoilleejs itmlleilsivse k: . • 1 ''' .. Ct. Weave fe•Prillige." tar otiotemork, that if** Dir *nom plailanahnopiens • who whh tlftst the Hew Is ot Emma , u o f m em etc me . pcoub a okt. hr list . ;. eh . • t.. aver ..„ . •-a . • . 10 , 00 ..mosside.sealara,lar pop,...ra -Clilir. Bisnetid.seillter should Itricer r ed to Female Chtiditsa. sa IZIIV porting but tztrintrionett • '. l h . • • they, one • . 1, times, the esters would be impirtjelly drams out A to per f ec to, eke preeenli iikeo wci l ive % I A • • - votive): nuns itteleeCtagfrriatal much o a b ls i l . iiii rr or Ilro bin' isit c" th r i• ll t.: l6o°llll-. l ir e l ? dje l; nr Att 4e lll a isi ted ibli ny i° au tb s e P.- Ce rso r na rl"" whas prr at .ris:a . al Sr s h p a r 6 e l sgr.. 11119"" "I : .111116tv" ghat I "re are M." 16111.1449• . di" Huse and destroyed. foe the number of mow trio ;tally 46 to..prorh up the braise , " filiglalio. OA , Donation of ten Guineas, or a nobs ripte.o. of 0 e aititeu forb a ll" th i lingsgod ,in ineraiOlOS tie lioallat pil*iielia.ef Sei. lure thlog he more cleft* this tint Id r. Mesabi, Olie mi ltevif t _to - A sta tder.lo:l 4 _ l ll:l gofe r . she t n T a real . 7,1 . .....1 . 141 .. ,cr:. and the H umbs.. o f ea ters on the poll-books or lists , glisbraen.(t bat .tif reteibitig Repreienialliee i s oar courero,'.' en 4 6 , u t all men , she last who should More been named ou A ___,llr..2. l _cAlL ,I_ 43 _ recw e I cv .. t gl i e t l y.putre. 4 he 4 ' P Mast be imactly equal. . • ,national Senate ), thoughti of i /elven** Mind ii t ho One present will have furioneo site • strong' re- wrir.avrair occ -....,___ . _ 4O/I___N WILKS, H o . p._lie . acuity. 'the Ina tors thou Prot w o*d to ti nVi6 tst end li t. . irk Emigrant toned irt the chiefl y theprogreisi 001 . tact .ore he maftifested. to hearties member of rhecOamatittee, . mars 'he ballots, and shoots' they and two or more re icl u do uetw od , t h e. p eters of the B r icci cc li m n*, co be the pressure' .f his private business, and the vallkally ----. .- 11 -- Diro _ ballots folded or rolled op together, nowe,of them are c oeueocce :, e n d er e t o e ce te e 1 fe w c ereoc , e we r *. R OF ;its STATIt.SMAN ' •be own cestseeste ,4 4 Ihssi Is f'"ing °P 2I/eb a portion of his ' ag estinlvted. but thrown away, and the voter thheoby • .. ~. _ time as might be eaolfut for informing.aionelf thoroughly . 7146WSPAPRIt, LONDON. • loses his vote ; and they eel down io writing the =to t . "'" ",. /4 ""t ilimf i ß et o i e lini r s r P r to w f itl e e il u ° d t ec i l: e u tv er ills cn c o . to 10. 'Wald emu:rt.: timself bawd. as a man of hamar. -.....4/180...,-. IMAMS of the several Candidates voted for at the to do) of every Mel relioihe to thaueuratters ou which his te a - . laytof4tist,tditicit of riot toostliiiiion Ws* New York. June $7. 18113- election, with she nom'ber Of valis e id {lords at *full t a ll} in ti c k l e thisoot. rasa be animals* piven. - of 04 'd L ' * P i .. airti .. f • ~. re ft . war ..."41 f tiCP t., Grit} Annther Net relPeteelt the•clasieed the Catrerlttewillemill Sart,-ks the Peopk of Great Britain do riot s - em length, given for such Candidate; *ad thtty.certlfy bis.sitill In legislaiifirsciaii be, ilia Wee deoisminatei corn 6, k„ o sso d ,,A - iist of ei,:bly respirable indltirloolt•" to enderstartd election by , ballot, as is practised in and subscribe a ShlSlPthellt Sc foltilicoto to the • 'CI, lq . , *,E,,gtisb loitti,t jr, Sgin6b *lob the , pouriest eon., .ty of the County,. and a like certificate to t br..u.do tor.ossiolvismett..as-,tastomls Irish l e ftrepre 9 1 this country 4 and as all ifen here agree io the easel. •• *4onatithleh•had itedlited the kingdom 4,04 tile to the ams,and .tat dhow Lasorrovre.. This hat was Innen' I • _ of I the Town, to be try there entered of record, in k i for the information of sr comity roan I i•eigti•of his predectritsor.that ivise shalom I Stoner* or. sou m,irtesiy!ttie Meeting; stinds berune it bo n b e e ° pr`,. lance 9 I Y 1 • kept for that purpose . The pollaboop or lists, _ 4 0 8 4 c o n cl u d e d; out the e ko it ..1 1f ro e c d i ft e a a a o f lA, spa% p eporeo, "lid the 1 (masittee formed, with one etrepr • No, l eave , through the medium of your Paper, to ballots, are destroyed after giviog the certificate."... coecillating the affettiorut 'of the, teopli , Was tv• two, a tao.• a iso aurae 'Hetet", nod *shay of Whom had de ' mike it plain to every capacity „in cos•uvction with a . The Clerk of theCoatitioithin a Certain time deliiirs g row n, I m o a J i ve l e t i m o o gi.iiiii G o opin ol i n t .. tasted their .eusimelas that iLLvestigan,tganas aeteoeity . . • w „ jean mothattowe o o ko few introductory observations and concluding re- I a triir . isetipe acetifi e d by him, of all each asetificates and to this end the Sberlifi firth ordered to invite . ''' Utisatrie asserts it tri be ou ... ; • 'ls miuusswie boo bet'n iisissinitly eihibitecLby nig ma *Wall Of i rks. The State of New York is divided into D I : him received, .to the Secretary of State, whose*. the toWes and boroughs of the diterent•Conntlei tti ten she . same certificate in a book kept for that per. s ee d D ena li's to Parliament . Jig is re f rain. ilirte.4l i • liornich Vele°. how. 9 ' l s h e ge es "' et s hills Ilse f e rs '. 44 counties, these again into towns. Elections are held_ seats Pity ortslird at the Mooting on• tdooday, it being rhea , pose in said Secretary ' s Office, and who, io conjonc. these CM Represosuatives of• the •7 1 -6 ,41; did o pt . i in the cities by wards, in other parts by taang.. than with the Serveywr-General, Attoroei-G I - •• -s • • which No • ; 00 air hoods anowed , that, with the exception of 'he. Ited.e . ollora 9 possess ibose extensive priviseges with ...emirs 1 Members of- the House of Representatives at the Comptroller, had Treasurer. c a n vasses , eithdatos, di,triet %tacit is ca. the objeriet shot bleeting - to tratitalts sm.hers of the House ate now itivritedi yeti that enquiry ab4llet. Ifie Norwich Union h o d 'normally ealutoled • 'United States are elected for two years; Memi.ers end certifies the aggregate amount, or whole number gradually obtained power sod * influence lb thestats spirit of prompiltudemid liberality• of the State Legislature, Aldermen, &c. of this lof votes given for the respective Candidates toted like di Cream whiCh, in . the eaters! lif its prOgreva i i With regard to the toiiiiiintloos of " DlSTornlt's respecting . for. and deter Mine up on the persons duly elected . a ri adui). that twho gay be leery w ho ) L y n 1 ,, t h e case city, tor one year ;so that we have a regular annual acquires fresh ' beauty, strength , and grandeur. ill 4 awl enter the same cerrllleste in a book kept for that • of Guvessiare. , i, though i ragout doubt that the Committee, If• I i 11.190•00 1 and it commences regularly on Air last duration, ab a se first Parlianients were a nnual; .prd. pantos* in amid Secretary's office. And they further • - - rogat ions were then ooknottn; it was customary to it siiitold wank proper, will or enabled to si.oss that tae Nor- Tutodsy of April, aiid continues for three days sacs send a copy of the certificate to the persona elected, *kir IJoiL.n is 64 as sestdar its tbepo s neat of us duties muse assemble them once a year • . and, as sour; VI the atoll.; • cessively, including the first. When an - election is and a like one to the House of Representatives of , Elsa, Ellyn Ezebtagrooll other O&M." sures which they met to d ' obste on were concluded, . •.. have tel pebtishet. Verdian about to take place in this country,. for eternpir t in the Coogress of the United States, Ai. so ons data cm thou:) , sod a copy of gil d the assembly was dissolved. Ahother striking feed 'ore which distinguished these early in'titall.'" was . the pablishero, of they pl•ser, may defend themselves. . tbe_city of New York , which is divided into ten certificate is also published in the Newspapers.- . ~ .t laugh wily add, that it wadi bovebeen singular, indeed, if . .The shove plan of election is very simple, and the Universal Suffrage; shit, indied,.ctratinuediu force • what .. inviraime„ has moo aptl7 styled , a " matte - a i r mods,. eittetings ale ; Geld for the purpose of 'Dina- Ifinger it is pra edited, the more it hi approved of by men until the fetish of Henry V. tabeir it we! ,elettiple t; - acctisalitea, had boa stdretsdr to proceed as &Committee or oottoll Coosteditott rooPootio 4 t • Al t " ther i re Weed - of all parties, as all the Members of the Slate Lt' that all persona shoeld be depiii.ill• of the hen of . :. Dslacratiott, and finally of...fitiodlostion,•witlinut the matter on, and they having accepted the nomination, they elslature. Aldermen, Assistant-Alderthon, Assessors, voting ( a nd oonoogoomil of b e in g rifinese ic e ,i) r ell e f bring taken up is any oilier glater. If this had berm so, I are put on what ._ is called the ticket, to be supported Collectors, Constables, O ffi ce-hearers in Patriotic Cept Freeholders of forty shillings per analog, whisk could well have adopted the laassage of " DISCIIInT." -wed . . and 11 , nevelent Associations, &c. in this city, are all ~44 -.. by their friends at •tha election. If thin* are tan in those days was a contiderable sum. Innotatiount I ,,id. ..,,doe.o.r appear to me thot any Readtdi.ns from this eler,,,d by b allot : t o the t wo wo last cases, the person. oil the rights of the People are seldom solitary • slid ~. r Committee tan come with the weight they aught to do , to make 14%10001104 parties is the country, the other does . 1 , who presioes takes o ff his tat, tarns it up, and receives th e p ur li enee „ to which h a d hiihe f tn boo o on fi n s o d t o 4/ any imptession " the same in nominating their Candidate;. The Cor - -' the ballots from the Members present in the crown On the diameters or situation of the individvalsearopesing poration of the city of New York appoints three of it, without taking down their names, and aftet the duration of one 9 year, tbereb) , checkingcorruptioe she a s st Committee I shall abstain from making any remark ;on at its source, were afterwards, it appears eateoded to r . • the secoad_Gomminee I believe that the eyes of the Public are substantial freeholders, actual!) residing in she ward, reading the ballots, and marking them off, pro- the space of three. 'llie neat remarkable revolntios, lased, that St is sell they hove androahento very. 'mint. duty. to bit, lospeetors of election in same ward, and the flounces who has most votes for Office•bearere.- which the House of Commons underwent. wi l f daring and shot It blitttlt es Peih'd end beileie4l they will Pella"' it. -! ['pipette's appoint two or more competent clerks Of By the above plan also a person can vote con. the reign of the despotic henry Viii. ; that Prince, lam nut myself as Mealier of either Committee. scientibusly, et he ought - always to do, without fear who was impatient of every, .restrainti. 'rid idoi ~.warsitretoction, each of whom to keep a poll-book or _Bit woh.eir, endow) , yours, or dread of consequences (taw the wealthy and power.. Nosily sacrificed the laws of God arid of rinitti alter • Jolt' 30, 18k8. RON Ftt)F.sten. 'list. sit t ten o'clock In the fereneesi s on .the last kit in society, in cases of a difference of opinion; for ever they stood in the way of his ararite,hispaisloard • ineltday 'of April, a poll of election is opened in each even well disposed good men will some tim e s differ In or his ambition, had first the . teme r i t y to lengthen NEXT Ti7F93DAY. . . et CARROLL; s Cnittrerctrer for the Lottery, ward. and the Inspectors have a square opittion, as to who are best qualified to conduct na- Parliaments lieyond the Triennial term. cdnvineid boa, with a R..- 1 1• having mate no FIXED PRIZE in the Scheme, the sufficient lock thereto, and large enough to hold ill lions) or local a f f airs. It is also a powerful check on that long P ar li am e n t s were /h e wait effectual ware. TWO Pit I Z 1.. Z ! ..":30,01h bribery and corruption; because, if any person was septa of carrying hit arilitrary measures into Piet*. Tv% 0 of £2.000. the ballots of the voters in the ward, with a small - -1,000 SOYEREMNS. &cake. • - hole its the lid or cover of the bes t su ffi cient only to so foolish as to attempt to bribe another to vote for lion, and of imposing a sloth* dffedience at frig rob. Noy all be Amon certain Candidates , the latter might amuse him and jects. During the redo of Mary, however, not.: • N FAT TOYS D A.Y. reCei , e - each ballot, and through which all the bal.. take all the money be chose to give (admitting be withstanding the bigotry. the intolerance,- and the When the battery beeinst and ns a Tribute of Gratitude for • iota are put into the boa. Before the Inspectors re- and vote Public Fatrions conferred on O. CARROLL. he ha , aside ar was to escape the ►punishment of the law), sanguinary character of that Princess, Parliatnenta vane menu that Purelsa,•erssinsil have the option of receiving c e ase ballot ,as he originally intended notwithstanding, for no any . they publicly administer to each were made Anneal, after an intermission of int* imadditi-m to sill tae Prises, p er s o n can obli g e another to show his ballot, or tell GOIL 0 L . other, and severelly take an oath, to esecute the of. • ; ( the it is years. Following the stream of history, we artive for the Two Pr•sea of I.OtLO Sovereitas. withwho h e is go lie to vote or excep p leats ; ir...... ..r i.. *Noll isaitfidi. hnnsails. .. . t ins_ ---- ....--.:A..........1••..2, InArto6l:lAn noel ;fon at ails p eriod of Charles I.: led via? by Ilycophanas arl•nt t n auk 'ha __.2 A. 46..... eamerl...4l•••• tha oat) of kith Par. 7 It ~~ 4 .t 1, •