The Statesman. — London, England, 1819-02-23 00:00:00

_ - • -•- • -4- •• • 41 la .1%. lb PAr A t ia i h, hovims - ( . Afe e 6 f ot 4 ,4 Atifre * . ••• • ••• ...0•11.1 1 p r - - • • • • • 1 De 11:04emen, otixt6a, 6.ilt&L oft; wom--esui.rr — ertr 0.130,V. 7.T Oa; atio 1: 40 .41 rut' .4 a.ul .01.•• 4 • 1- oho* • op is 1 LONDON, TUESDAY, FEB GARY 23, 1819 Od ir:1072. . . 10 0 •1 1. PH;tr• 711. At' •id I. , "Mt &dm. fir •lot Haim** f be Ms Jl/41. mod 5r..., Mod in Or seitrai!" ,! . u~_ . *LIAMSKI. , --..ELECIORS th;_elrell beat beteloSuss defame defamed tba,Torirs. h slisi erboiNde - 1101 - 11111 1 1 4 5111411N Bos ofillik yea, Loti tale called el i gyiLalyl i klialtste.olll sof ~Mow " By salloyas• liff ta Wasslailoo, by prosaism sal itenew. Me libb i As t hsii roalitiea ' eadc h aeree to drop jeer rat .10*MorybAbeltAiwiew sit sae Lailles—sifibe iol•A NOW WO. wad Ina SloMnlitsio Ithobsai—o Wee •blrb is . 2114 4. wit et spew . * Me in Oath. Mt the detonable sat "Ws oreopy . .-«h all alike !noose's. TIII4 umii. ROLL Ilka ! iLLED VIEW WITH DISNAT! chillbed yeah efforw. come to the Ifesslast.'lnalt sia the vile and fool. ••••riserreitlast yew LI BERTIES, by piscine II01144011•41yAbotaldelif reed*, Iserepld, aa4 faulfol elanploi. stritoatr. . .ah LL , Vinlii. kri . . PO assail a T''' • TO?* I v , . s o" 41WIIINsam (....4 • /411:1. 'IS 9 ........' Sill ' - 1 ideril•Wia IWllloos. es • -4....5ee.: ..toill .., e.N Pk ...•1•40 , 1 111.06,4. Riae, Thiser's Koons, Coveetwpretkliklkallet r , Villetelatsolls me reetend at W CosaMMiweiesas Mil by . elso,Treesern, Mr. Braillmibb. glade ^ ..• • • Collfeti FIRE-01474CE, Ilwathairosonobros. Streak n 4 .2 t ISM •N OTICE is bersiusiteet. that aw. ANNUAL. GENERAL lIIIRTING efateVlAlNlal 4 l4B.lkll min Asnionollest wile be held at tbia HOW. al TULSUAT, Masai 2. , , - ;i' , • ' "NI J.J. ZAM m BIA BEAUMONT, Jimie% Do F elyo The Clair alteltiellen et Ow o'Mseis Mktese4 , . * ' WAIL StAILLOT A ftit„ • • ONLY 111,1155 TICK welt I--4D OA PIIILS ! 114CLUDIIIIii TEAL% of MIME -• ._ I. ALL or wtIICS MAY BE °LIBRA AT :0:4111 t , ' • ?telt VT. IDM, Calotteeetsr Sr the two lest . IttitieS, O lifarws Ilia best 1161014,11 w Petilie.ilsas a 111 *SM. ft / I sea open lon. asositiag of tiny bo i ldb Tiebells. :111 2 ials (Joioef Nakao are Thee of ,415",„ "lib • al as of anew Cepisals. By a *Wo wto AN &beim, no i r bo swome. Oat mein Poises MR Ye ea. Ilk/ so Ustersoo Tklben(or.lllwros • Propsedoo) tby .bleb 4WearsaWSl the ParAoler of a White Ticket, befogs tie Aligagoiagi orll atteelloillionfil/brea hies of .510.00U1 !! _one env she 0 aillielealti way eats MOW As BMW end Femmes Is the Same cams tall to powsabtoM4 Oriveirse*, T. 111511 tecsibreeds to bit reloads so e ss i ea iritilwee. Ttse Oita* will take pion sie fltg of • 1510f4TH (MARCH). mod Patna are taw as Sale at the Obed 411111/111 t. 1550. 4. COMM. and 5, Ckariv.elew. Loo t; Owl bY mr r I. the Casettry), where. Mt skeins Lott.. .b, w N e . as, deams • Pita* of &IWO* Rs. h 3115. n Am ef ittai, ot I. i. Dam. tic. Re. bassi (Al USUAL) naleaskom awe ober 011iseaeeper s sae Is de preteeng Let. .?try, No. &MS. e 130.1)).... Ist. Re. IILICIRAQRJ3II4RY RIM-ROOK. itio * Tilt Ws o pohllsketl, A Rm. Comm& lad Riktkos, *lib a varlet, et Olkial Doepowoat New ptekliapAi away/ albedo is Ittattotott onto/ llppltert ..ri o die Adoirsltr WWII. from IVO lb ISIA Lilltlißitil wilier otwort List at tW ?Mow P*. Itameot, the wows of the Gallows. T..wiss, d IlwolVt ram madam oosaatalk , 'Obe ietaber of Voter rla esti, y utopia ..deemed, &e. &e. 01... THE EXTRAOWDINAR,Y RED- BOOK ; ri it tl r i t i ni a lb. IMI S:ro s eleo l And Rtito l l i o " woot ".1 sit Sim' 1 the Rs or Ille Cita Wrote 1811 t • lass et sea ober peenp ladebeed" I. obe ?Wilk. olth a roan pliite view of Ow Fliare or4l IMO of i• At l u eit o poo Obwei. t* If MVOs, Art af ' . CistrosArtt 01 whole e.apr i tol2 ..„ . .01e . I Ellidalte la prow. !Ow isetrisity of 4 Alollioa, - -....''...j."4". ‘M WOMF ' the cabs ma 4 no means proved by the esldeuve. The 'federation stated, that the Defendant faiselY and maliciously &irked 'end et-eased the Plaintiff with having in his possespinn a 11. Berk of England note, kliestine the same to be forged end counterfeited, wend massed him to be committed, &c. The recital in the miabilittal was no evidence against the Defendant. irleW teemodtsai proceeded front the evidence, and the Masao by no ravens eoppotted the . allegations in title detention. The charge of Fish was " npon serpleilbt," which words had not found (heir way in the Arallaretiew. bi tepport if this objection the ILearned CoeuaelillidTempellie. Chambers (I Star. Me); dare v. Webb t 3 111111 -- 11:1); and Bell v. Daree(l3•Ent. kbs). -f' • 0 When the embers were declared to the Multitude at four eicfetk to be for linhhouer 1;02 • Lamb saes the crowd rietteleed the. with the Inodeat cheeriags, which did not cult & till Mr. Hobboom came for ward to addrimathAa. As soon as silence "was obtained, Mr. Hontrouse commenced his speech, by congratulatio, the Electors on the state of that day's poll. He had no doubt that seeress Would attend their cause, if they conti nued the est/dons which they bed that day made. His eatagoolat's majority bad Weedy conaiderably 'decreased, atilt would soon be ciestrakysd, as the de lesions whit% ha had spread were dissipating fto ty volnote.—(Applassate.)—Firer •f all, it was net mei. Penally team;, that be (Mr. Hisblteese) wet not a Tory candidate. (" No, Teter, sot—we all know that"—from the crowd.) This •as somethine gained in his flatter; bet, as if his opponents were deter. mined that he alineld not boa thing without a name, 'bey had found oat soother appellation far bim, anti , now dennuainOed him a [erotism This was a term cam peribly be _.10,416et ►f Olok /Nebo other side Mt. , SCA aLtl2 tiPl4O4l *I Davis V. Noah CI Markin, irn, he whit* Lord Itiloaltersaill meld, that the sodas did not depend oa words attly, hot on sets done. NC SYNTAX IR LONDON ; es, the rieWitel sod Perrin Of tbe lbpsrpAlo. A Pima, is Your Carom 17 Di. STIPA s. " Os. b op esiiimesosi bribe Pobbe Ow try •1111bri sedge is ; *et severe% liaPey y ear. stc o4 Virossoe. ae, Ors Pt eikli DPI. Syntex. b peOissibil bpi% is Irk, fie Twit el elWiseiriiii porteuity of pisalsoylog MI. sad Ilssiskin Is tie gay world of ilseeipadee. T►•.CutuJouics said, t►et spat the &otiosity of the last gamatkoo there was no variant, is *hi Meal nee ; ht, as fliers was *nee nicety is the objettion, be would give tbo Defewlant's Coonsel leave to move to eater • eeaseit if he iboetd think proper. HE PA M PEI I. ICT EER. Na. tril, r was oho too talblbbak lagri yba bad of all Saab unite. Prior at- Id- st The Gorey Wolabdi bairl4Ust Op -rimed, comptela 110 say bit prasarod MO ebb eMiNitehetii. _ - . Witness. were thou &led by Me Plaiotiff to prove that the mete wee gemeine. Mr. Wives, who *sidle, had beer se torero far 40 yore, deposed, that belied paid particular attune ties to Beek•notes, that be had impend fee local Banks in different parts of the country, and that, Nth all the knowledge he had spun the subject, he believed Ibis wan to boa proles note. Mr. Le Maitre, a watchmaker, said, that from general obseryttious, he coasidered it a good note, and be should set ban felt the least hesitation in taking It. Mr. nudes ' de auttioneer, deposed, that he was le the Wilt of totting a greet qmoitity of Beet roots*: he had paid particular siteedoe to this sub ject for way yeses past, wad wee sent deceived by a forged note 'loot Jo nu lettuce. lie had no doubt, fines the sorts which be had been given to endehtand, A confidence, that Ille'Beek relied epos, that this wee a good note. Mr. Gowen .add, Chet the Defesidaut was taken by surprise, with respect to this eeideisce, sod there fore no penes was promo on the part of the Bask to prove that lb* note was forged. lie contended, that the bshadatet had not acted mailcioasly, bat from the beet mod pont moires The Cr* Jenne said, the wily qoastios who, what dew* the Plaintiff was entitled to, if the Deketket bed acted improperly. After tha charac ter that bad bees given of the Plaintiff to the Maps (tales, the learned Sedge thought that it would have bon a moo prudent course net to have committed him. It was also to be observed, the* then was an offer of letting him go, If be would give up the note. Now the ad of eneralttleg a thee ender a capital , for the purpose of ;gulag the note, was very le he reprobated. If the Jury thought that the Defendant bad acted (rem a bed motive, than they would Rod a verdict for the Plaintiff ; but if they did that, he recommended them to estimate their da mages with tenser and judgment. The Sou , deliberated for a short time, sod returned a verdict for the Plaintiff —Mears, 1001. ' nth day n 01,46114,4. II Psa Alin ad Co. lianibary‘a. an , afatinbey Benin*. Jay, Leaden, in 41e. peke bwinbr. A 111111011 t en Ible PftlitATlON so CON. .tx PI KOTION Pal i C :41 51 4 /04, AOC id, and a be t tweryeed in FEMORA GIANAL H ERIS lA. lUDs. hand by Awe 'ltagnitiagy by Linn, him Dasnalai by J. A. sihps. j By itoikrr LISTON, Min of Oa Royal Callagly d laneadan of Loathe and WO, Lecturer ad Aasaasly Rad Surgery, Tway was published, la dewy lleao,_pelre elan boards. TREASURES or TROVoIrT, from Ds Sleet as ilobeeln to tabbies periled. Cowry Remarks epos her Writsage. and a bloontly so bee Death. By the Author of" /11lrellon's GM," .for. " The Compiler hos of this bible Valera was volopoolod by ,M e Remarks which appeared I. the' Tirade Paper, 1:41,11 of mine 1611."—I a room/orlon. Prink' , for Bola lei% Cromlech. asid Jnr. Paearewder-rew; Looks Est Swltolooroe sod Walter, Colchester. Of whew soy be had, Jest published. la foolscap ors, with as depot Froolispicce. prim ish fd. hoards. AFF lit*TlOlll (AFT to ei iffLOVilll GOD-CHILI). ss . • "A little Volume of rwsssotbrVlnwnsad V lees, sod as t kifflrr, called ' Affectios's Gift to a be loved werlso a Obey beide rbe similar Volvo/ of ten Chesser es/ D.. Gmenoty. Iwo somplago to ~mit aod ele . card."—Nos. Na.. ,/ Igi9. • Ibis olletle Tabula of s., nod who•e• to raft Females, a. d was with edety be 0ree.44,41 by every hlWirr S. her DIMWArt t rime fre7 , 141 are inroolco.ed, and mach of mood sad evii propoodeies reports draped." Lor. J At., , Jas. 43, 1019. " Ibis Iltsle V 'arm, wallet o p elpally mamma Of Let ters. rjetta ~, a &wag I one purpose. of ovlbtal losaraeorod, we base mooch pleasi, in ,r Now lbs. II AG. KW 1. NIP. LAW INTELLIGENGB. COURT OF KING'S BENCH. Fi.. TL FORGED DANK-NOTk.S. IrYTION, Stock•broker, 2, Grabill, and Lam .A.:l • itseil•elreci, tes ile Etieeis OM heir eeeCeer k .. 0 aboosein van jaw need, see vests the male goo/ U gloats elesoilmos. S cannot bhp thank* the Pine at lore fortheir . Ise .s. satly rears, sod !lopes they sad Deese W ri t stelloisoutetts Aar diereers I I , UN , al.iitaie OFT I-Orrgar WHILA DRAWN iS of MARCH, . CoAtio. TitRUI OF E 10.01101! , estrospen eiirer repiols. ANIYiI ER I PV. I ttrT fi 'OF EIGHTY WITOLF. TICKETS. .• TM Noshereekelem SUM Prfse ever are we way 4..5e we meld is Ols t ar , It eser, throe Eighths, see SU Biz leliebel' the Missive 411er. Its 1.,..--'"..-- E sielL COUNTSILLGT lbw artnr - Iwamoto that ir,,...,.,..... shll , fillipity a aperme, hot the 'ENGINE BLACKING. pr . 'OIIISAT dot '•4111111N. the, here eiloptre a wee is valet their .dens, SI. filth ifelbete. is so coo. nec i lp e gle d g i t i r whirr, thiu they Uri oe atteetioe to of the type, which it 'alike r.II letter• ipiewieslll issue Pheelleo-rs at ere to detect Op imp 411. n. Ykr Reid JAPAN IILACKIII4I. nee. thedside di amarwiA• by DAT owl MARTI 97, iii' H.:bare, and mashed 1. , gaol sitilbciind_ 0.4101T11. B.ACelier• ilimemnierr,, Palellirt, - NOWNIIIIISOI, Am. iss ise Voles/ N.keteties, le lid ks et 14. Is.. see Is. le. teach. at i f br CAL 80A4P . , Great Marione-stunt, Blickerters'-rte, eei Woodstock-street, tie) .hiss dienhinad44amet.—biaralairalmair•iGiere has Wee melees& st.Clific•fecoAckikc AMA ChaslcomPeckst. coicfmkt chi Nev. ll'a Chapel. aowl Wmictselheirerc. sdriair NOW' mowarg. d TMrty Tbseksiii Patlewts etl " 6 " 1 " .: ra " -v a s morel .h.. . 1i tttati si►W arbkll:le h i,.s. ems, wive primmest iftwatitlvit by trepechible privetlitweer.. - wawa illiselwarowd fro* Illadro rte.—Seelt kOw Ake, te- Otwer mcsacieed 1-•-ileava. COO PIA awl Cm. I AM Phirgiatl celebrity. dery forty year. r penny'. tab 1111ww.pellit, are eawwltted Wady at tale Igoe (Watt piths, Ir.. rei Irapeperly trveted). acrd eke let Wird lir pave have educe lanais) we rmsday.Tinsre4av Way awwwiav, moll Twelve a'Clork. vW" Patina eikosr*, doeviltive tacireava, lawDethately storstet to. paw«. too be dimme_isfoksrlmelemse. Blielfriar's!rist, see sum are Ile ow onstai;viTennoultiar a ARASIItt. NIVE iv, reqlleated to direct the attention of pot. ants marled wleli owstol ut bodily Sem, semi. de Wail. lases/ srambrog Ism of civet*. istiousiss. deprowleme 0,006, 4 gemlike se ibabble-f tie bosis.sesebstic sad ewer, so ot b‘lol rif enefonsa, asthma, deemed threats, sembaal liftleeta, Om is lie Nabs and lobos. sossooßmlwe Mb*, sal temel law Omani to lo cas ts Mai ed ilia ell CORMt la tr.llll7 l l Ala ne flaprip% 1 .- 41;er Ressoratiew asisorpored sod sold, wholesale sod Os C. J. Jordio, ape I) of sbe East Loofas Till iii 17. Caassrvwrec t Gesree's is lb, Emit lailkba. ft is dr =fly atiameledped tie !be miat =illearid willsesiiss I. all Ore above cow ever heovered t it Wes the blood. now ttse lose elegem poke is Ilia bowl sea swoose4. boil promotes RlsmM soltdploolais.— It is suety low larevage te or rhoosesior to <Usk sollideetly ibr .sits or tbikpottioshd sod iatomparablo lbsdision is malady' Mobil i f o aNSeael, wed &tag viper to Ike aged ; Aeneas& *y in hern n,l.lnrd is prefect Varaltb, Airy baying bees se re. Priersl by &Serest dares s. as to Iwo lasso dospoiceit6 . los odY by thew fanlike, bat also by their prodesaiosal at !slid, by appsbresiern sf the Propelelor, Is bottles or two parsitses in ..se. 10e, sod t or flow owasiblea Pusid bwer. for 211., duly wagged. by Weld ass Ha WO( • saved. TALI Istrailfteble Medici* will keep in ell climtl.+, sad am% Le had of Barclay and Sam, Flees.owiebel s Vale, f 6. t44ftepla: H. J. Perensa, 101., 11 , rood J. Iticiords. 1 Make. _P k Pwesdill• Barlyrr. 125, 05(0014a55514 , Th. Oseool street; tau, Radbara end► the out reepoesdble blodkisw Vewatrs a every part of S L. C. J. Jordon isles ibis upend oppertanity of ade ane w * / le me Wale. not* 'till revnies his tiudy emissive. lo lie fame, panto/1w emillrblibes tet a tailor roostior at til. College of Pitytern.u. dery a speedy =taw erre f.r very dos of sense. iris :atlas; , .4 1w0...es woe esassl.os, or of the mein Inveterate kind, alte by It. porla4 wpm tar wade otanseetono speed donod eiletaallye.Hed DI. C. J. Jos dab limy but al tie sal iamb, _hes AM All I lie Bernier "II One I. Me al tie East Laded.* Seel. old iMeleidineft, 7. Callii•MlNlPMet /1.04. Wit tbs ceinweit• pal koad unload s at. Groves is lie lan: t. • ..11.• IAIIIOII V. you. This was so action on the case, brought by the Plahatilf, en engraver, ageinst the Defendant, so Inspector of the Beek, so recover damages for the iajorp sosteined by the former min a false end ma ll, ions imprisnumrut, upoo the cbargwof the letter. It appeared that Mr. nausea bed paid a 11. Hank of Eitgiand note to Mr. Mitchener, o kept the Hole. io Fleet -street, which Dote was after. wards detained by the Bank on the ground of In being forged. Mitcham' applied to Ransom to re• ay him the amount ; but Ransom Farmed, unless the vote were retarded to him. Mitelioner then semesseed him to the Covert of Conwlence In FA. wood's rests, where the Defendant atteeded, and prodeoed the note. Hamm asked to leek at it, end the.; put it in his pocket. Fish appealed to the Ma. gist rate, who said he could not interfere. Hassles thee walked off with the note and went to Mitchener's house sod paid the 20s. Afew days afterwards, Ran som was semosoned berets Mr. Baker, one of the Magistrates at Marlborough-street l whim flee made a charge in writing agaiest hie, for having the mete io his posservion,_ koowit j q it to be forged and comeerfrited ; sod Mr. Baker committed him to Cold liatb.ftelds, there to remain till duly discharged by , Ile rumbaed la that prison from the 23d to Ike 17th of January, 1818, when he was egoist beeeett up, and Fish and Mr. Westwood, his solicitor, offered to dischage his, if he would glee up the note. He said, he wished the ()oration to be triad, wbolhor It were a forged see or not ; and he would give it op to Mr. Baer, If the Bank wooM undertake to try the mailer. The Defendant said he wools' cessult the Bask. Ols a following slay, Ramos was asked to glee op the note, but be. resod. He said he bed thoeght better of it, and be wool/ met raters k. Mr. Baiter was thee a little shy of sending kiln a locoed time to prison ; and it war settled, that he should Aire bail hiseelf inlool., end twos/mass in 1091. tech, to appear on a fitters day. Witoesus were called to prove the cam iso the port of the Phint.e. Mr. Baker deposed, that he had committed Bers.l sem, on the evidence of blitchenar, of Fish, the Defendant, of Slew! Alloy, the If.•gister of the Court of Magmata, and of John llitllead, smokiest. *Seer in that Court, sad not on the staament of Fish alum. He (Mr. Baker) and his brother Ma gistrates bad delivered their spielers en the evidence, b e f ore the elutes of Fish was entered en the book. Mr. GlietteTe fee 08 Defettiltot t Lilted, that COURT OF COMMON PLEAS, FELE, ALIT P. strata:a. This was en action broraiht by Mr. Gaytherwe Batt, against the late jailer of Newgate, for false im prisonment. The Plaintiff •es remained to the custody of Mr. Nevem), nadir t►e wernet of Sir Nathaniel Conant, which formed the subject id the last action. The Jcoos held, that the jailer was bound to elm the warrant of the Magistrate, sod the Plalotit wY 0000Mited. WILST.II I IVS TE A ELECTION. --.e.. Yesterday Wog the day when lbe Mende of Mr. Rabbis's* had strewed their letentlee of making a great effort to place that Gentleness high upon the Poll, considerable expectations were .:cited at the lioatingq, nor were they disappointed. From ao I learly hoer bands of music were heard io different gamest§ of Weetmiseter ; the canvassing for Mr. liolshoese wee carried on with great activity Is the parishes of St. Mattis and St. George, sad Electors were brought op, preceded by beads of meek play. " See the Conquering Hero comes !" and with the banners seed last year in the procession of amit ies Sir Francis Bartlett. Must two o'clock a bod♦ of Electors, headed by Sir F. Burdett and Mr. !Lobito's* proceeded to the Pon, and from that time !boomed continued to increase in front of the Hustings. Allot fear o'clock the assembled numbers were as great at upon any day in the last Election. Theyr consisted almost ea rfuls, of the friends of Sir F. Burdett and Mr. Bob. hese*, and hailed those two Gentlemen, on their 'menace to the Hastings, with sheers of the meet motbasiastic approbation. Seesral placards wen es hihited in the course of the stay. We Wart only two of them. The first was as follows : " roan saki hi. inheritance for a meta of potful. Mill e, Wants of Westinlatter, arfl your iadepracinat Votes for a 'mkt, brcallaall" The oilier was coached in she fallowing language: lands d Radkel Refers, be net deceived ! The Clan, the Whir. sad She apparent fn.N•, but is fag she real flimsies at ihr Mayor. are all 'wilted rearm you. The C..ert ewe .he Whi f s have always haird you. beratta they always feared Tau. The Mr. frieadt of the nwa that 'be has as Haire far seems r haw declare • they will destroy Nub. hawses• far thin they biteesaited even anti the WM& Caailidate I they we to he fogad 'sea la his Chpiashife t flub' Wove, has Wiwi the !womb wider hi. pewter ie.! BO me bill truth than realer!'' by which the Whigs themselves' had formerly been branded—how far truly, was • question on which they had not now to decide; though It did appose to him that there was some ground for tech an secy. satire They were inclined to level all above thee" bet had never shown any inclination to sink to a level of those below them.—(tivitimorse.) They were a proud aristocratical 'party, who, thorgh they had sometimes attacked the indefinite pre tegative of the Crown, had shown themselves equally settee in attackieg the rights of the People.—(Greet Applause.)-Tb a certain point, lie pleaded guilty to the charge of Wog • leveller, If indeed there wee any crime hi being sot he was and, woold be the leveller of the proud and arrogant pre tensions of the Whig Candidate.—( Loon, cheers ) lie then changed the subject, and wool on to say, that the People had nothing to apprrbead from the power of the Crown; the Crown was in 'possession of little power, sod that little was coder the regent. tine of the Coestitetion. The Doroeghatooprs, hoe ever, were a party whom strength was formideble, hector, they were in the possession of mach power, and that mach was under no contrnal whatsoever.— (Appiaase.)—He would ask them whether the Whip bad .ver seriously attacked that party ; he woeld ask them w: , ether the Whigs, either o' the present or any former day, had ever accomplished any real service for the People, or had in any manner at any titbit answered the expectatioos which they had raised is the Public. He was certaiu that they would agree with bins is thinking, that though the Whigs bad been very beentifel is promises, they had been very defective in performance; and be would therefore leave It In themselves to determine whether they would again become the dopes of Whiggish delusions. Re know that many defended the conduct of tho Whip when they were in power, on the score that they bad net been loos enough in to do much good ; to Ibis defence be would reply, that they bad been long enough in to do nisch mischief.- -(Cheers.)—M r. Hobbouse then alluded to the opi. nions which Mr. Fos bad entertained open the Bab.. ject of Reform, and quoted ao extract from one of his speeches, wherein he had said, that all distinc tions between Whig and Tory, all party feeds and private animosities, should be forgotteo, is order to forward that measure which wee most necessary gad essential to the safety of the Stets—Parliamentary Reform. Strange to say, the Whip and Taxies had forgotten all their distinctions, had reconciled all their quarrels, had combined all their Mods, not indeed to 'promote, but to retard the Rs. form in question. Mr. Lamb bad ladeed come before them, and spoken of Reform lo very poem' terms ; bet still he (Mr. Hobhoese) mast say, that hrdid not clearly understand the nature of his professions. Th. HouovrableCoadidste professed ladled, to speak for Reform; hat his now allies, the Ministerial Papers, were trampling the cause, of which he had professed himself an advocate, under their feet, and treating its defenders with the most ab. ject scorn and contempt. The Electors of Wasted.. stir, however, clearly saw through all their artifices, and were determined to 'ford him (Mr. II.) their support, because they knew that he would 'gurus their sentiments upon the sohject.—(G7secrings.)— He then proceeded to complain of a most siugeler artifice which had been practised by the friends of his Warned antagonist. It had been given out that the various Meetings of his friends during the day were to be postponed from the time originally settled, to two hours later —(Great hooting:)—aitd by this rumour, he believed that some of his voters bad been pre vented from coming to the Pell. He did mot mean to insinuate that this bad been done by the consent, or with the knowledge of Mr. Lamb himself—he was far from soy such intention—he knew well enough that it was an artifice that had originated with some possess or persons who styled themselves his friends. His reason for now mentioning it to the Electors of Westminster was, that they might be on their guard in retire, against any well-sr. ranged trick proceeding from the some quarter. lie thought It necessary to give them this caution, heceose tlie past condors of their adversaries heti rendered it evident, that the more they were degraded, the mere tricking and artful they would become. He gave them due credit fvr the pester wiles they postponed in propagating delusions; he was aware that heir efforts were nearly eshaosted; bet this knowledge give him little cnn%nlatlnn, as be also knew that their trickery *mild be at an end. The Floe. tots would, therefore, see the Impropilety of attesd• log to the foolish stories which wets spread .moots them, anti also she necessity of coming lostaßtly fe r ward in support of that cause which he and al l of &Wu had so sack at heart.