The Statesman. — London, England, 1818-06-25 00:00:00

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No. 3884. r '.. l •- • : •• : mit. tin; ,1- ,• 1;1,, -, .. ..,.? ;; ,_ • LONDON, THURSDAY- JUNE 25, 1818. '. ' "L'"' - ' '• - ''''' 4 'dat .4"4 "i4l 7.4'41 1)4" °--- • •••• 1:4136.!..r...-. . 1 - '`' . . • • ii.... • 1 --. • -s HA e. I; -pi t•:foit aid; Set •: 711•111=111MI t " The Came fur ishieli HAmross fell is Or field, and 3ramsr dial as Our acreelel I" ..love +l4, • S • wohiti 'tqr• rimmiriP WItNISRAL ELECTION. Yo du WORTHY mod INDEPENDENT LIVELY au , LONDON. • tEY RE-ELECTION this dirq - aa Ins of your REPLE3ENTATIVES I. PARLIAMENT. by so great a majority *1 the free and ealighteard Cialmas of the first City l a ike , ,Vf of demands my mow grateful acknowledgments. The result is, indeed. prealiorly gratifying to me, as being your ,declared approval of my official tendert and private character; as i record of pier opinion of past measures and politic men ; na da. a tletanihtratioa of oar accordance is great political • Parrott me, therefore, on these grounds to other you Inv heartfelt entwintobttioas Go your success, in which our Fel low-Coaatrymeo sail Posterity will cordially mite. I shall re-enter Parliament, stimulated and encouraged by the unction which my past - eructs have obtained, and by the great reward with which I have this day been hoomsred. to use my most 'tremolo June to maisfais your Corporate Rights t to privosole your Marsafsetures and Tr.ide to retrench, the, Public Expenditure; to reform oU Abams ; to improve the trooditioa of the Poor; and to &lead CISU and 114digiougLiberty ; by "'Rh t 'hall hest evince the erinfldence which gins have aga i n cepn-e3 in we, and thus praetkeislly manifest that vatitade n Welt so language cm adequately express. 1 have the basest to remain, Ceetlemen, Your obliged, devoted, faithful fir.rwmt. Falcon-square. Jesse 93. MATTIIKW WOOD. FINAL STATE of the POLL. . Wood Wilson .• 4829 Curtis Waithinas 4605 Atkins _ - - To the WORTHY aad INDEPENDENT LIVELY of LONDON. GENERAL ELECTION. "t - -* 1).• . •t " WESTMINSTER ELECTION.' MU IL ETT ALONE. Curonsittee- Roma, piazza Comer-broes, . Cavern-garden, Jew 44. Nall. • Etat/oat. OI Mrstrainrrgh, ANOTIJER. vicTolti !—Yes cootinne to do your duty. tool you are again rewnrded. On thi. day you havf prilkd 192 'rare terra 'we Candidate, and ILI mons than the tither. Burdett is now 194 heft re Sir Murta'Y May well. Pea...yen.. and you will soon place your true CHAMPION at the hva4 of the Pull. STATE of she POLL. flitTH DAY. TOTAL TOLL. Berdett 611 2/92 Rowlett,' 47t) 439 2.595 , Ilunt 69 Sabot 4 riptinas for defraying the necessary expeares of the Election, ore reeeirred at the sewn') Carnmittee Rinvinv,ard by Mr. Brooks, ItO, Stroud; Mr. 11.shuoion t 99, Derm-sireet, Soho; Ednard Longie - v. Ems. 17, Edgware-road; Mr. Kiel. 44, Charing-ertio; and at the Bar of the Crown isatintalbe Tavarn, Strand. Tbt (;onsinitter continue to sit daily as above. betel Tee ''Clark in the. Morning, t.. T.• w'Ciiirk is the Everting. GENERAL ELECTION. ELECTION. '"t 0 "- 0 Tod* NOBILITY. CLERGY, GENTRY, and FREW - HOLDIAS of the COUNTY of SURREY. • . - IMPRESSED with the deepest gratitede, pob . raiit; -a- mete Warn yen toy sincere numbs Prat distioguished horsier you have this Any conferred epee weed! hariag alerted me ote or year Reprevettiatives In Parliameell.,..., • By a ..trade adherence to the Coustitulion of ilmie; Reales% As nilibliArd ifr 1688, lIOJ by ever,' 1)1. vomiting Economy And noodernte Reforno. I tthtlll horn Ao rove m ..eif worthy of the important truo you have. birr. pleased to retitoe in me, and thereby to merit a cnotiotatig 61" that confidence and favour which ever sill be the ',alai. i;f 4 a4 I life to re.ata. I hove the hstanttr In lie, with the 'realms reaper,. Gentlemen. your ever obi ged and oast faithf•il Servart„ Ge;ldford.• Jane Z. 1818. W.. 1. DENISON. •----- - - • • • ••• Ttle Dew Roden. of THE DANDY FAMILY and the AS( OT JOCK IF:S i te silica six Pontes ton!evrtat llama., aver a Hair Coarse formed by . vuesoive Plastosert. essiabiljo h the whole calm/ of rile Stare :we Haling &hoof. and e hit il iac titerriat- Post-thaises. Tel7ssosiek, Ca.arrsmr. Carts. mad a fear- Isl baud Itaroach,, MI lutist. bt- real llotsess baying racked glee warpri,e- and appr..b: 00000 a gat sroadell assdses ier .„ ;Nadi be repeated every Eve 00000 g. to coosturasc a. Halt past Sis precisels. ROYAL AMPHITHEATIIR (ASTLEY'S) WKST MINSILK-131tIOGE. Under she Patronage at their Hosal Highaewri the Prince Re gent wad Detest Yoik. preaPltt EVENING, TO-MORIIOW, 1 mud SATURDAY. will be presseusted (10.11 guar), a ae. I:Ape/aims Barletta. called THE DANDY FAMILY AND THE ASCOT JOCKIES! • In whieh SIX REAL I'ON I ES will start fur SI Stwee;stnkes, in be derided iu Fore Mews, four times sound the Cow*. (being stiffly-the third set sa mile) eiich hefts. HOKSEMANSIIIP. by Mr. Avery. TILE final 'result of the Poll has disappointed those expectations. which I trust my publie conduct for 93 ;sears bad Jostled, and which your exertions in my behalf• would have realised, had they been earlier brought forward. However, therefore. I way regret the 'ergot. I fret a con ociemiosts sati•faction that it has chiefly arisen front ti paramount duty in Parliament havirg . occupied th.tt portion of my time which three of toy opponents devoted to an active penults Canvass. lam deeply impressed with the gratitude which I owe In sat+ of a , hive voted for me. anti supported the labours of my Canvass. under the'lliffleultirs with which is was attrnied. and I feel confident that flame who have opposed me will have little reason to rejoice in their temporary triumph over prittei• • pies which have upheld nor Constitution, our Liberties and our Property. have exulted the gl..ry of our Country, and to which I shall adhere, under all changes of time and circumstance, to the Latest period of my life. 1 remain, Gentlemen, Your obliged, obedient. Had faithful Servant, • Old South Sea-House. June 43, 1811 4 . WU. CURTIS. * STATE OP THE POLL. Curtis 4236 Waithman 4617 llrrhsl - 4846 • t. : • Also,the TROOP or VOLI'IGEURS' estranrdic.ary Lescps,&c. THE. PEASANT'S FROLIC, By Mr. Makeen. Enndon Adulteratiom, by Mr. Sloane, The too Mademoiselle FERZI), seiruntic :cod Elegant Dancing on TWO ROPES. To conclude grids the Loazooble Equesttiao Barletta of . PEREGRINE PICKLE; OR. HAWSER TRUNNION ON HORSEBACK. INTRODUCING A REAL FOX CHACE! With LIDO Homes and tlicrit.oct tin lull Cry ! 8.51.14. h ice aS itallippos (1111 HE APCILLONICON, a Grand Musical In. AL stromeot. invented and narsoufactared by Mears. Flight and Rithann. Drama Ratifier., under the immediate pa tronage of hio Royal Ilighte-s the Wince 'Learnt. is ea hibitirre. by ifs superior meithaniell power, at their ft.soun-, No. WI, St. Mania',-lane, daily. fru.. twelve u'clitck till 5, e'er µlift' on every Wrdnv.day hod S , .turtlity., on which day. Mr. PURKIS, a Pr0f....0r ..f Magic. pertorm. on the Insinnwent train ibe hours of two to four, Selections front the Works of the different eminent Corp. sets ; and no every Tbereday eveniag. during the Seaton, the full manual power of the botniotent are e a hit.ited .by, and under the di. tertian 4,, Mr. THOM AS ADAMS, Professor of Music, who.- (assisted by five other Pertortaera. occasionally at the same time) Will ploy Selection' from the finest Works of the most noisiest wiriest and Attelern CielPIP. sons. • A. List of the Performances wiry De had. a darer two pre vion., on application at the tto.qa•.—Adrtittrinre daily. .Oa Thorisitsy Evo•einsta tau. R arr . areael at imif-it.oi pen o'clock, and the Perfitrmatice ganrieoce" at eigke.—Ad a'itionee ts. Mews. Flight and Robs .m also respectfully he to neon:line the Nobility and Gentry, that they have art elegant assiottnssiiit of Organs of all descriptions, cuoiplreed sod ready fur sale at 'weir Warfronts's. To the WORTHYatsI INDEPENDENT ELECTORS of WESTNIINSTER. Tr - COMSirrniE for condeeting the Wreathe fSir MURRAV !LW ELL have great satisfaetion M informing the El e ct. r. of Westminster, that stein have been t.krn to insure sac mrais of their obloining adml•sina to the Poll, without them:llle.! molestation on the part of lbw who, in zeal for the opposing Parties, have impeded the octets to the Hustings. The Elector+, even the most Mario, may now exercise their Electise Franchise, at the bow- most ogteeable to themselves. To the GENTLEMEN. 1.4.E.11,61 1 1, owe FIthigHOLDURS of the COUNTY of BUCKS. GIVITLEDIEN, 11 , 01 ERMET me to return you my most grateful -a- Thanks for the digtioguished honour you have conferred upon me is EL ECT I N G 113 e as one of your REPRESENTA TIVES in PARLIAMENT. I enter spun ibis important office with the hope that by a camtant, faithful, and independent di•charge of my Parlia memary duties, I may gain your approbation nod esteem, and proven! service to my coostry, as welt as to the county which Las honoured me with its enoldence. Withtevery semisweet of gratitude and regard, 1 have the honour to rem•dn, Gentlemen, Your obliged and devoted Servant. Welton. June U. TEM PLE. COUNTY FIRL-OFFICE. SOUTH ASt PION- STK EET, ST It AIC D. TRDSTEus. Bake of Rutland, K. O. William Pried. EN. M. P. ' Marquis of Rockingham. IS. Bernard 31orlac4,Esq.M.P. Marquis of Northampton, and bisty Directors. Manaring Director—J. T. B. Beatimont , Ceti. F.A.S. • RETURNS to the amount of 18,2001. have been paid within the last four semi, in thine who have been insured Seven Year I—a greater adsantate to the Public Ono has bees hitherto yielded by any well-secsred Estahlishineci. And the Public may rest assured that Claims tipoit this Office. are never defeated upon mere letA objections, in order to en hance •liese return., bet that demands are paid in full, with the utmost promptness. Experience has proved that, in the birdneis of Fire famr once, n larpe permanent Capital, in ;airlifting t.. the 11..eitiating asselb arisino room t'le Premiums. is nec ... i .ay far sf,)l,tl) sE. CUR IT Y. This perramont and additional Capitul - tise /Weathers bare provided to she e atria of 4 - 0.01/1. nod they Anne are revoinible for to-ser. Agents are spptilote , l in all e he ptioalpsil t o wn., who are 0150 Agents to the PROVIDENT LIFE OFFICE, luundrd un biewilar principles. Committee Room, Richardson's Corce-hone, Monday Afternoon. rrHE present Contest for the REPRESENTA. ii TION of the CITY of WESTMINSTER is an object of public totes e.t. In its prdent state the Friends mod Supporters of Sir MURRAY M AXW ELL have determined loaner into a Subscription for defraying the necessary expected of tie Election, and they incite bar h Ladies and Gentleman whose inclination may lead them to forward this pattintie mensare, to pay the amount of their Subscriptions to Messrs. Drew inonds, Charing.troc. t or Sir J. Perrino 'sod Co., COrtiliiit! Tis the WORTHY and INDEPENDENT FREEMEN oi the TOWN add PORT of HYTHE. GCNTLIM EN, IT is with the most lively feelings of gre t i t od e I now beg leave to Hirer yoa my wannest nod most 4ocete acknowledgment% for the high and diasaguiehed 'honour you have conferred upon me, by electing me ow of your itepre- Ilentativel in Parliament. The zealous stud cordini support I experienced from n Dirge body of the Elector, daring the con rie of my Canvo—, left me ai no time in any doubt of the result j and the state of rye No at ils close. has fully justifed the sanguine espectatiol. s of Asti Friends, and conspicuously displayed the success of 111.!ir bind and 'creations exertions iamy favour. The highly gratifiing manner in which. through your meant, I base thus attalued the object of my ambition, impre+-es upon area deep and lastiag obligation, and it shall be my pride and *lady to prove the tense I cotenant of it, by a faithful and lesions discharge of the important trust committed tome, and by unremitting exertions to promote the interest of your loyal, isatiaat, nod independent Tosto and P rt. I have the honour to remain, Gentlemen. To Hie INDEPENDENT ELECTORS of We 001(0 1 ur COLCHESTER. Gsseritzuse, YOU bate nobly redeemed your pledges : it re mains flit me to imitate your example; sod I feel that a better earnest cannot be tiered thou a ti led resolution to di.- _pel from my mind every hostile feeling, which the nogeneroas treatment, or the malignant pride of those to Whom we have httherto hest; opp.erd, may have eageodered. All my best feelings are detitited to you, and I harbour no other. 1 sincerely cot grxtulate the Friends of Freedom, who tom been so long shari.lcd by the unprincipled artifices of a' Cal. trivia' FEW. that ti,ey are at length. and for ever, mmigei-, pated. The p.m I !tare lo•rne in the struggle, will be a mores of ceaseless satisf tction to my mind ; it more than compensates fur all my sacrifices uod disappointments. As I have never attempted to conceal the paucity of my means, nor the contracted sphere of my influence, it will be say duty as well as pride to enalpeasafe for the tielclency. by being at all times accessible to your wishes, and steadily active in your service; and this, not as the Representative of a Party, bat of this Boroagh; atrectiotsate to my Friends and respectful to all. Ia the . Senate of my Country, I shall be studious to support those measures which solely embrace the real design of every well regulated Government—the security of property tied the liberty of the Subject; whatever widely touches either. shall receive toy strenuous opposition. 1 have this moment seen the Address of ynar defeated. hu miliated Candidate, and I entirely agree with that part of it which states, " That his return ct uld have been of no lasting benefit to you " It appears he calculates opus forcing his un known pretensions upon you, as a legal Representative; spots the supposition that I have no qualification, ar required by law; if I have no qualification, he has no title so his estate; sad should he venture to present a Petition, he will lind it dismissed, like himself and h;s party, as frivolous and vexatious. I am Gentlemen. your sincere Friend nod Serrant. St. Helens-place, Juno 111. 1818. D.W. HARVEY. THIS day, wptil Twelve at Night you may per ebnsr the Whole or it Shoe of the Sixth Prise £l.O 0, II his k ma.t.be A 50.000 or inOtA), of HAZARD and Co. the Contractor.. tictal Excitant. The LOTTERY FINALLY DRAWS TOMORROW MORNING NINE ()CLOCK. ALL THE FORTY-FOUR CAPITALS, INCLUDING TWO of A;i0.000, Ar.tkr. Meat b. l'lt A W N TO-MORR OW. AS THE LOTTP.ItY MI:411A: A few Tickets ard Sham yet regain 'smolt. and may now he had. warranted Undrawn, or 'HAZARD a n d Co. Contrac tors, at their very old OtSre, Ru)at Est-binge. Loudon. end by all their Atents thsanghnat the Catiptry; wit.) have already Shared and Sold. in the pre'ent L 'Hers. SEVEN CAPITAL PILIZF.S: In the last Year's Lowrie. FIVE PRIZES OF X2d.O.M. And io foresee Lotteries Prize• to the annsunt : of MANY MILLIONS. With sentintrois of the highest reepeet, Your faithful Bad devoted Servant, Bythe, Jose SOM. 1818. J. B. TAYLOR. STATE of the POLL. Pal. Taylor Sir J. Peer*, Bart.: 161 Matti). White, Esq. 22 WAITHMA', Jost published. to Quarto size, . , POR'T'RAIT "of ROBERT WA fill N, E N . M. P., from s Palming as his postr<sion (painted by Medley. and engraved by E. Scrivers). Price 16.6E4 ?nut Impressions, npon India Paper. 2.. 6d. ends. Lando. s bold by T. Keys. Colemaa-street. Bank. The Proprietor of any toantry Newsps.per who.oria insert i the whole of this Adversbement twice, vs ith.n three months 'from Jody 1, may, after having sent the two eontainhs; .neh assertions in the Publisher. receive Ws Sawn...iota, at 1.. 64., and three on India Paper, us 2r. 6d., by sending ao older for the same through the medium of his London Corre broadens. To the WORTHY and INDEPENDENT IMV4MEN of the CITY of YORK. BROTIIIII Digest*. INOW congratulate you on the successful melt of theardentss contest in which we base hens engaged. Yalu deentewd my own have been ant merely my return to Parliament as year Representative. hnt the defeat of an at tempt upon your Independence, an independetee which, I trust, is now evtablidted on a firmer lasi% than ever, since )nu have shown cur opponents that their united strength is insuffi ctent to overturn it. LitIEIRTY OF THF. 3UO.IP.CT. immediately will be published, price to. AREPORT of the TRIAL of BROOKE% alpinist WARWICK, defended by the Raab of England. fee fal,tly, and vr ',bout any reasonahle or probable caul... (+Sallow the Plaintiff with Felony, and cawing him to be im prisoned thereon. for ussainiay a Note I.rotteitt b•o-li to lista by the Defendant, which had been marked " Forced ;" the Pea-. 'dm prevented to the How. the House of Commory thereupon ; wiab the remarks mode on the Tti:il by Loud Elleotiorongti. Chief Jostle, of Fogland, applicable to the Liberty of ilt s mert at the present 'epkith, forming It very inteiesting itioi Ir. ...• otitutinnal Friends, who aredeorou, of obtaining it, will here the goodness to- forward their DRUM and re:siderite to the following places t— sir. Denley, No. 44, High.street, near Bt. Giles`s Church ; 'Mr. Pair, Great Rassell•orect, Covent-garden ,• Mr. Llnr.lirg, Pristre*street. Sohn; Mr. Worillott. 413, 0 tf•rd-stie•Tl ; Mr. King, 94, Charing-crass; sod Mr. Davies, b, King-meet, . Covelditrdeo... • 3 .. ~r. : , • . • .. • • . ;•iit2t I ...• , •' ••' t'• " - •I ' - ki • • . s VA4i. ,••••••, rl!‘l3 ;' 't .. • • 1 . ~... . "..) .' .1 :• '. ...;) I a: - -1-. t. •- 4 . . For the versos.' attachment to myself, which you have shows es this nreasios, I stain thank you ; it shall ever be I gratefully remembered by me, and will induce me to study, to the stoat of my power, the sermon of your ioterests. QUNDAY PAPER.—The SUNDA - Y ADVER ressisis.• TISP.R. published at No. IV. neet-sirect. is rreom• Brother Freemen, mended in the Public. as being a faithful record of all interest. Your obliged nod devoted Servant, ing Iranincli-ns. 11 runt ells 16 nitrous of lener•press.closely York, 23d Jen,. 1618. M. M. SYIU.S. printed, and is published incision° ' for the convenience of hay. PIIIAL STATE as THE POLL. • . log it bound Ma handsome voluarehalf.yearlv. It is therefore Ist Dar, 2d Dav, 3d Day, 4th Day.. dee med necessar y to a pp rise the Piddle, that the domestic Jesse 19. June 20.. June 22. June 12. I . :Total. event. of the ensuing halt year inverse to be of peculiar hu lls.. L. Dandes 9.1. 332 . 400 • 443 . 1446 pnnance, and therefore immediate orders 4 bould be g iven to Sir M. N. gytes266 . 394 . 341 . 346 . 1176 the respectable Newspaper Venden fist the ••Sonday Adver Mt. Cooke .134 • t 66 ; 497 . 258 . 1055 'her and Weekly Register. ' svhlrk raelmducted in falr, candid • • ' Plumper* for Sir M. M. Sykes, 902. . liberal, and iudepeWent principles., . • ' ; SA '2l” •• • 1.4.444.....• ' t L .•••••• •- • 4, . . M=. • • -'' • 4 i ng o rm - tivs7i tt irl io t t rai s s • 100 atc .11 SIXTH ISAY2 The eto*d assembled, as usnicin'tAtt l it:k ylosterday. - tivrteg the Poll: 11t1AltritiAel ditfate, Sir Mortsy bl ttirWl 4 , sitir!i'att•rot,brissi ftired to his bed by We had effects of a -iinleHt ‘as said lobate been pr;o tiro re' tirosPia'strtitt Richarrisim's Coffea.bnase no his 'fitato %Ws • e the I.eeril:a% wirrirrg. The fononing hind-Mit ' was 'eirettli'ea' course of the day : " gift MURRAY MAXWELL " Yesterday afifflsollll, in enoveglience of s ratiansicen rt. an on the breovi, but inore bow the etreet vere blow on the tem d le. lusO votive vytuptatov of u very rod nature, which etwaiared for veyeral boars; *Aft" 'morning. however, ootwithatandiag he liar parved 'a very feud's* night. (time symptom, appear in hare yielde,.l vomewhat in the adopted for their relief; bot he iv as yet, by n, means f abatises.. --- • JOIN M•LE01). " JAMES M•I)(NiNjiLL, " Jcne 24, HIM.' Surgeon. in attendance. And in . I he evening, the following 14011,1 i.: " Sir Murray Mansell, tr comreptenee of the severe be received on leaving the H tailings yesterday, partiettlat a blow on the stosmcit and auwiter oft the head. pawed , .restless night ; but thong,h -o ill to-day av to be contired - b he hay been tolerably free from fever, -and the fairest entertained of his •ufely, ' " 111, AYE, 301 IN " H. LEIGH THOMAS, J.%t. 111.1)0,4' Shortly after four o'clock the state of the Pelt wet announced es follows : • Sir S. Romilly Sir F. Burdett lllr. Hunt Mr. HUNT was the only Candidate present. list took his station near the friends of Sir Murray Max well, and availed himself of that situation to address the Meeting first. He said, that understanding Sir Murray !Maxwell was sick, he came forward to ad dress them from that plate.—( Loud disapprobation, and cries of " Off, off !")—The Ministerial Cs mil dale was said to have been beaten, and extremely ill used by the populace ; he was stated to be now con fined to his bed, and attended by two physicians ; such was the account; but if Sir Murray Maxwell had not engaged as the tool of the Minister, if he sp.. peered before them as an Englishman, he might have passed peaceably to his home without being atteuded by two or three hundred constables, who could not protect him after all.—( Loud disapprabation.)—lt was said, that had it tiot been for she eaartions of the Peace-officers, he would have forfeiter! his Wet° their indignation.—( Hisses, and cries of" Of uff, it won't do Bunt, rfo assassination,")—Ac for himself, he had nopeace-officers to attend hies..-.( Laughter and noise) and if the corrupt press, and the friends of Sir Murray Maxwell, had succeeded in their endeavours to escite the indignation of the People against him, (hero win slot a constable in the plate who would raise his stall for his protection.—( Loud /aughfcrl--:Thi the very 'first day that-he ratite down to the Hastings he was iiteulted by the Police. Mr. Lee, the High Con stable, had 'threatened to wring the nose off Ida Nee, though he had 'not the courage to nttempt it. —[llis app'obation, and cries of " !peak to the subject of the election—what has this to do with the state tf the 4e.]—His brother too, a young man, who was boils deaf and dumb, had been ill treated. The confusion now became so general, end the vociferation from ell quarters soloud and determined, that Mr. Hunt's voice was completely overpowered, and we were prevented from following him soy fur. ther, though he continued to speak for a copsider. able time after this spitit of disapprobation was ma nifested. Mr. D. KINNAIRD said, that from the state of the Poll, the first thing he lied to do was to offer his congratulations. But there was one duty which he felt himself called upon to perform, even before of feting his congratulations. lie wished to say a word in the cause of humanity.—(Applanse.)—He had come from the bed of sickness, from the victim to the fury of an individual wisest conduct they must re gard with abhorrence.—(4pplause.)—The person kwho basely arid wickedly bad attacked a- British Of ficer • hile quietly returning to his home would feel that all Englishmen execrated hii conduct.—(Great applause.)—What Englishman now before him could attar k an Officer, undefended and onoffenditsg ? (Shouts of approbation.)— A British Officer was of all others the last that should have been insulted or in jured.—(" What brought him among them?") — lie would answer the question pot, for it was a wise one. He, too, asked " Why he had come among them ?" But on whom should they bestow their in dignation ? He was sent by others. Let their in dignation be pointed towards those who sent him.— (Immense applause.)—lt was not against a British Officer, but against the Government that they should dir.ct their feelings. But least of all should he be assaulted after he left the Hastings; he became at 'that moment a private character, and it was not to his boos., but to the doors of the Treasury they should carrt their abhorrence. The bold and daring effrontery' which bad brought the Minitter of the Crown, I;Ord'Ciistleieagh, to those Hustings, to sup port his system of prostitution its the face of the Peo ple, was the proper object of,their disgust and iodig natirin.— (Great applause.)— Even yet they felt strongly this insult; they even would, he trusted, manifest an unconquerable reprobation against the system of despotism which he had brought. from Ire land to this country. T. , Ireland, be **mew gone, arid if public opinion and public feeling had free est. preisibn there, he would not soon return hither.— (Shouts of applause') 'lle last moment he had been .in London, he hid come thither to level( them by voting fist Vs oartslisol.--(4/Istause.Y.lt was this conduct that hadinsalted and )njum(' Sir M.Msxwell ; ' and his friends, if they had spirit, wouldoever forgive the injury thus done to him. He lusgeged them, for God's 'Eke, fortheit own sale, for titesake of the cause which they favoured, to regsrd Sir Murray Mal ' well with pity, and to bear him when be came before .:: _. ' ~ - .... { • Y i,- ir-,,,, P ... I t - • • •; ' . 4 - - A i;l6 4#2 : to , - i.3.ldel?Estil In . .t• . it r S i . . ,rot i>ldt 1. At, 4r , • ,s• . ,;.e • 1 =_oll r i m' « riyikal. ri.1 4 4 sr• Iss.,',:e 4 ? . i 4 ',lir ...- - t 1i . h . ,..."......... , TION. • . 1 • • -.: ~ - 1 .,: - . „.,i v .4 CeTittitr viiol2 • •iihility'rkere4dl •Ptki. Wilk *AVI• I. .iialeht @vivid!, nlywiitilittift 'tall' V i rlitir l iiN • . 4 e" • sr r -i. ~ . , ettived' in IMF • . t ... I.t. • i ' , 1 Tv rotainsiott With a . a the ' , trees of a se. 1. of a very alarm. 'ors : ttdis morning., • i very tentless night. rssbat In the n:rana • no means free frost . .. 00. (NiNjiLL, ' .. • in attendance." .011, 1 i.: : • , the severe injuries , partiettlatly from rad, passed a v. ty e confiredlo bed. • • me fairest hopes are • N Mi. 00, M. DU MN l: LL.," of •ha PM! ar •0* 1.. 1 r I P e '• I~ id- 10. 0 .... 4 , , 4 ...;~: OP r'i"ii~~ rGli _~.. W EST Al I N Colt ELECTION. SIR SAMUEL ROMILLY. "E present STATE of the POLL demands de warmest arkrionledgments na the part of Sir SAMUEL. ROMI LLY '8 COMM r..TE E. They are um ignorant that en deavours base been oistremittingiv exerted to create an Mims mon of some suit sir eriaiition midi 'wither Candidate, Oleo had the exclusive support of she Government. While Sir Murray Maxwell was rising high 'ipso the Poll. the Cammittee did lof hesitate to disavow ary alliance with this Gentleman by mike. and in every shape that could meet the public epti had obey nut so done then, they wristl4 rather take their:Thome i.f the. cal _'s refitting Itself by.its own absurdity, Mau disclaim it now that Sir M. Maxwell's Poll is tmpicly declining; bat in jostificatinn of their rims' honour and consistency. they trerentp holly repeat thaili nisi In its.. teeth of an) assertion or insinu ation from tiny quarter whatever. Tit preserve the freedom rof Election in this Cliy from any sort of dictation was,nne of the primary objects of their cause, nod certainly thnt ohject would be ill unstirred by throwieg bark the Representation of West minster into the hands of the Treasury. It remains only to entreat the Electors not to relax in their exertions hitherto Ca stir. ssri.l. rt worn. probiilile, that the , fur' iris of obi. dav and to•iiiiirrou, gill blink; the struggle to condos:nisi. no 1,1.1 , , lh. ref.ire, is to hr . 141—appear without delay at the Pull, and tiir Samuel Romilly will he me of the Representatives fur West ini n.ter. • JOI-IN MACKAY, Chairman. Committee Room, 42, King-street, Cirent-pirden, June 24. • !MATZ OF TISK POLL. Sii Samuel Romily 3.t15 I Sir M. Nat well ..4,33111 Sir Frmacsi Bartlett h 792 Henry Hunt s En.