The Statesman. — London, England, 1818-06-22 00:00:00

I' . orkis.strois 11! - . +di of z-; ' 1.1!(14Sit1 1'",4 1 .1 ' l +l hin 0” , .t 8 111 , .); ^t1:041 •tltra • -.1 tvr tnt". ; ‘' • 1,1 i , • OBNEItAL RUCTION...! . •• „ v • --.-40,-! . . . . Its t h e . WORTHY S ISPICPANDENT mysay s t azirrisiong,. igaifk: iota like pleassre.gmffering pi oily Or l ,. 41 1 . 04 achaawhaltiotillt& ft.at ,nelf•undlisinisisplisonwr i A WA' foliKe atillei .as IP* hailcutftled sty ha aahte . Ire w prig e tas $414k11.7g1i the dalitwa the varier, public I n lima yew twee appointed use with the greatest Istietstiolii hat yaw prrseol. t ooiarteueeeds all yaw Wooer kildseas. Oh % v is im, we with wailawn whirls it is hapowilitwalliquitely its espy*. Favoured with web getters' Ned distiegabliell friend. 047 I carrot p er sos ' , melt to doulst'of the result of* r e. me likelier' t assidently rely*/ ass you to aersaaptialt your ~,,,, g e o m. rinmeit* 1 entreat that you will Tpsessaerawee.. sew ywartahuars, and wit vela*, hs Out amotivacthltiebtutpt 1114 to *Waite mows . • I hltelliblik° °°° ! a° arPlins tkiskipli.. • Itoro ll o im, 441 1, 4 4•4 seyeeir,,,,_ l i ' . •••• ..... MATTH R WOOD: Wtle.flomr re i Meeditlsrn Ts " . T he ciAllpoe for tandoeting the Election. of Mr: Aldertmlit w en d c ats* to sit. from Nitwits the Morales title Nisi. at Ni g h t , hits/ the Election. at the Paul's Mewl Rams, Cateatos-street t anti earaestly iambs the speedy spandapes it leis p iro d e l e the pat, whist is open daily, fromfdisetto Tower, .an went as way Conamasieatioses that au prisms biaauccms. PUT., Of TAR MTH OAT'S POLL. Rood 3779 I Curtis . 3749 HIS Vi ilea 3966 Thorp %Oohing) . MR. WAITIi M A NI . „LTA. COMMITTEE for conducting Mr. WAITHMAN's tircrioli reflect with pride and satisfaction on . tlse ardent and spontaneous support with which the LIVERY of LON DON hove lionoisred their Candidate. and padicalaily astrest the WORTHY and INDEPENDENT LIVERY in Mips. serest to assemble at she Guildhall Coffee-house EARLY on TUESDAY. to psi enu! from thence to the Poll. Al a numerous and irsperiable Meeting, held at the Londe, Tavern, Ifishopsgate-street; • Mr. Alderman GDODINIHTERE, in the Chair; Amorg other st eth ioiti:duh; 1(11011 onstoiniously resolved. . TIM. (Eminently wlili she. pare principle, of the EriPsis Connotation, Itepreieffiatives ought 'to he returned to Partial -imam free of es pence, and that a Subseription he inwoediateli ' discoed to defray the necessary charges atteudiag Mr. Wahl'. wan's Election. The Curnailtee for concluding the Eteetloa sits daily at the GsiWhall Coffee-house. King-.,trees, CheaPside. to receive a* Coiswanieatiwas, white Win Sulweriptiens will be ,reeeivet; us unit as by Mr. Pavel. st. Mary-an; Mr. Marcalabc, SI. Pours Church-yard ; sad Mr. T.. It eve, Trttaarers. f aipatiate-room, Guildhall fiefeeehavie, • Jeer SO. • I • r . STA! g OF ?Its TOLL virra DAY. Waldman . 9.979 I cart*. 2844 wood . 3779 Thorp . Iv %Wm . . . le As woanne ,p 4 fl DEPENDLO! 4IVEAr lON DON. GnaTagarritr. IR. Alderman . Atkins baring declined any far- IMtiter Pull, I am induced to renew my nova earnest soli citations fur your earl] uttendnoce at Guildhall, and a coati mutate of 3 nor kiud and active exertions in my favour. I feel no way dlaheartened by the trilling alteration la my i po-ition upon the Pull, when I consider the nurnher of Liver 3-. yarn •ho have ant yet voted. and am confident that the OW principles of Liberty and Independence which !titre latlaretta t led Sou to caw yourselves in my hehalf. will, it oPolli . ultimately be productive of complete sorrels. 1 hove the honour to remain, neutlelarlk Vim( ilial-glikigiii Molubedimit Servant, JOON TALOhI A,' 7,tiogp. ging% nehtl. Pitehiy. Jjape 40. him ,s -. • • nos - op Tn. PlPltill 101011 POLL. Thorp •• • 1015•• •• • • ••• • • 0:: VW Whithuma ;l9 Wood.. ' a. 6 OW" ..9G704 .Clirtis • ••••• sh ...he y.p t 4 *Uvula..." •• . .....? pad *titbit • The Committee for eanductiogihe ELECTION of Altfermon* .THORP, meet daily *Ate King's Ilditi Toilet*, Noltry,. *here any ensumunkstils will . be thankfully !mire*. gr The 4'ol,will tally elan us Tuvalu' 5m41, the dof ;lune ! . . 1 • ‘ • . : To and PNDEPEN DENT ELECTORS of WESTMINSTER. -6halvt.swort, 'THE progressive State of the Poll calls .feAsey ears.l cordial thanks to those•frorn whore everglades, 14. sire the hope of ultimate success; while 1 oiler slowtry warmest ackaowledgmenes, I mast out hesitate to rapegoLsheer , penewevaoce jes Apse aorta which have already preedaced so muck erect. and which will, I trust. very sums Once we in Purh is skewing as to render that which is mew a cheering and . contdent especiation, en assured and absolute certainty. Am early and atunerous attendance at the Hastings is only wanting to realise those promises on which I hare so mock ream, to rely, sod Insure that event, which I shall always estimate as ooe of the proudest diainctimas of my life, the honour of represent - us is the Parliament of the limited King dom the distinguished City of We:emanate. MURRAY MAXWELL. Committseeßmsen, - . Richardson's Coirre-hosse.. liatur.64.l Artfrlkron• Maxwell l4l I Kianaird Rmoilly i 976 Cartwright YU Burdett .. 484 -Hunt • 33 To the WORTHY and. INDEPENDENT FREEMEN of the TOWN of MAIDSTONE. GENTLEMEN, - - r idEG to return you my warmest acknowledt; A mots for the. honour you have conferred upon we, in. re minim ale ooe of the Representotives in Parliament blesser Asiciont aml . Patriotic Borough. You may restustured, shat I will and faithfully execute the. trust yosi have raw tided to me, and that my best efforts shall be nnifonnlywod zealously directed in maititenaoce of those independent princi ples which you have on this occasion displayed, and which have placed me io so boootrable and distinguished a situation. I am, Gentlemen, • SlMlkbam • • is 'lig I - ~, g— • , , GAN - l , t ukkr.,,,..,((f.%„ rf • , .- . i ~... ~.., ... -A.,,, , :..i: •,ei To the WORTHY - sliii r ii a girtN DENT ' LIVERY' II ' '. •• tu f ebr i ke.s!: mt N • “•••.yn pp w fhtlir.Ellaw, *. - i f et 0 v...,•‘27 •-...! i • . <-- 4.- , k CONNXTFOrfei 'IS taiipt i taiflli 'dry Contra 'al• taears i bis gives', me it ' eaiiisleitre ih'iti r r ip : e itisit to rein ire for the seventh time Merit their R din,. whlth the early est:Moos of my opponenb• were - arable to shake ;A was sore that the Livery wailllViniedlssin in Old and faints& serval* who had never defendant*, i i •• • • • . • I The result of the Fifth Dees Poll Welly justified that MO - Mew i 1 have sees ll* pride that my Friends were re m, disport the paned kg, me !winches ; they kindly re the; while eopseed *Aker service is Parliament, I was , 1 • I surly Parceled five tilvdertoltine a Caimans which might ~ 1 inembal 4 ittlctl btallOrialf I. my lateer . uts, as $ Candidate ; sod they," I mired that I ih.pld ram est • e from bakinghttier Us Iratasialith "oe RiiiiiidaiiiikipatO . • Peareleati, 111,iefelata, ail er n e t. ' Or aparaaino 'good; It is Slik• Smite atieeritiairiafty a Wilt *Rib I lieir versed by fey immahlymienkiti tittanehMit all tillitrie pan of a railsooth life, awl which' wry mole of pantie deli/ will Mat yet 1 . pen* me to abrade. for gate sad retireneet. Oa the sealoas ettechaseat or my friends to them gon&qd principleirwhich I. have. acted aped without variation throxii six sacetssive Pardamests. I place a tradlikst reheat* Iltat R shall be again reward to that Ilsormatable Assembly, by such a outdone', ark*, POI as will erten to the world that the Ohs feats which we lave 'cherished are sot yet out offaskion, but are still as dear to Ives ever. Gentlemen, no time is to be bolt I the Poll chisel ti-mains at three n'elock. Let me hope therefore hi we you early and in strength at the Hosting,. Is order miceessfstUy to tends:de this great cosiest; and to centre tie triumph of principles which have preserved oar Coastiugiaa and our property, and exalted the glary aloft beloved comity I principles wit 4 !pledge ;nutria alaiattii to the labt pallid of nay life. '• I have the hormeto,ke, Gentlemen, Your obliged and faithful Servant, WILLIAM CURTIS. • Old South Sea-Home, Jane 42. ~, - - . sins; OW THIS rota. TIFTw•WAT: . 1 . . . Wo l f; • . . ittt I l t litit illini . " • 111 Wilson . • ... **33S Atkies l6l SPEECH or SIR WILLIAM CORTI* AGAINST TH PROPERTY TAX. .. Home of COIII.IIIII. March, 1616. " Mr. Stotatiar-I rise to present a Prdtkol frith the Men. charts, Rankest, od Traders of the City of Leedom apinst shit manna of ;be Property Tau. At no period of my life, 46.. *have I kuowzt a Ohne Merlin more vespertable or sion.*4. termined to ;eons an intrortes* public duty than flie 'dee which wlo'cosoretwd, to deliberate this Petition. Sir, olt emend esenaraMe occadons th 6 Mase bOdy of men has stood Inward r for the public 'food. la 1193, Whim the People of Raglltiod were in a state' of despoodenes. the Merelaists, Beaten, moil Traders of Lauds., came es certain Resolutions, which not only , restored the hopes mid madam of the Capital, hut revived the wend spirit et the eamery, and it camel be denied that, those Revideliegg maimed a considerable effect as the misds,of all good people is ibis House. In 179 k, wises the pressure if taxation was very great, and the Public Funds were exceed ingly depressed, the blenhoett, Bankers, and Traders of don, again assembled, cad from certain Loyal armhole's which thee were paned, Mr Pitt resolved to impose a Tai eh Property, hat expreily angered it was to be a War Tax, mid' was Dot to be centime& after the conclusion of a delinitiste 4 Treaty of Peace.—( Hear, hear, hear !)—Referring, tilertillire. to the principle on a heeh this Tax was -Seal hold •irms the emarry, t cereal bat frit asimiithed that the Right lisawar-' 'able Gentleman (Mr. Vaunted) should have reaeritill es abet I.nil a paltry trick, is omitting the words INo *gen'. •Iss the Act, vs hick he itarothind last Seek" t I do not atom 10. • the wog is as amain sense; bet whatever 'he Right. •limmorekleCoadenian - may think or feel me the sableet.,l . trial foittiplef il sto a ' paltry trick; Cue It Om i intleal the Merebaats , Ratikers, mild **Unit Limiest ii iii i s il 1 4 'hear S Tax; widili, ooder:tie juries* . iinikennees of t • ~ . . , , s, •,, ' nvvilt,s ati lii iton eight to niledaisrlo payl—i Hear, hear,' 'hear !):-- No, they am an s ei consent iii she reliewat af this 'feel ins ohne of general Ptak"; theiteleve;lll4they called si M e zi tog at their Public Hall, which was midst numerously ati .' by all classes of t h eir body r i nd, sake it altogether, i. City 4 Europe could skew as singe's( and respectable an ameopist il . tbs . ) , do no, limner, complain so mulch of die tonne; • amid lime tarty. a , , of the r inquisitorial manner in which i roomy melt he levied; a circumstance which nothing hut l it necessities 'firm would have ever induced them to submit fle d .wit hint remosetraoce. most; " Sir, this Petition is signed by more than 44.000 of the mist. respectable inhabitants of the City of Landon; and I venture so say that they know their own elterseten and feel their own si nation us well as the Right Hon. Geetleniall. After Whets ' passedt the Cilium of Landow, aid, indeed. the whole pupa ' E ~..,,........y, will en right robe mg their guard respect .. this• Tax ; iL ism odious and *boatload* measure in a ;twist, ,Peace, and l maul/Lusk the Itiglit,lioa. Gents-rasa, wisevill.. she nes catty of sock a amasser 1 .* country botasigtell nNs last jessr--why ? Because it was Pepin,' to av ert -1 1: e 1 . 1 . 5 gen of War, or to bring them to a ., eforStii ~r 14,.e. Ito witrr * , slot end; we fought nod compered ; ea& sow, iher of ‘ Wood we have shed , and all tl4lietaireire %lie expended; ~ want a little breathing tissie.—(Hear, hear!)—Let es llailli a , riepite s sad if, in 'Mimic you tiro show as a clear necessity . each a Tax to serve the country, why then we shall not Olt to it for such a purposes at present there is no rearm whalers*, for its coatisiesere, sad it Is so oppressive, Indust, obsortio l mid inersisisoriel; that the madam camel mad will not bear it t' /The Right Hoe. &edemas may persist in orging the atemanY bat if the good people of this Homed. their duty be cannotions ceed.—(llear,. hear, hear!) 44 Sir, the ,oploirsof, the Merchants t RanVen, and Traders et Loadon, ought set to be treated Tidbit y ; I herein:aid, indeed= 'ruse talk' ors coveter Petitlisn; and I 'beliere Illere•worrieb a • thinc• width was Opted by &beim. l'a' persons, but somebody hhere took it away in 6 6 pochet, i and nothiog more bioeda, eard abostit.—[A laugh =Venn of heir. hear !] '" l' shall beg leave, Sir. to bring hp the Polito* with wthieli .I am charged, and I in hope thin it will be Orate , ' With dim , respect which is its.due, and to whit k the Noble . Lord Imo . ,satd' the IMMO*, of dlei • Peopk are lighted. • • 64 Two Pititiote wet laid no its sib, ad &say sea , la which . Sir William Gamin vat4d ;fair., Mt Anse r i rd . • was !Anon, mt." - i-1 —,l 4 ID LusTOL ,EL.F.CTIO,N.— rave • Ffignth .194 1 4 iile, Fattdase of EAtttioth teat is, Lowden, whit ate *Oleg sad desirous of Foiling et ,siseirreseet'iliectioa, loaf ant" la rescue tricieoati re City from the grasp of oadoe i4 , tepitiro desired to meet on TUESPA_Y, E VENINtI, the!it J r , 1 Only at BIZ OTlOrki;iitite,lftifia le i igal iieet-s4eel• . . . ' fr -•.1 . , ago (7777:1717 1 ' ''.• •, ' s• ••' • ' tai -A :: - ..• • ' • • 1 '••,.; : -. i Artio•!.. •1 -: v . .t-. I;•! ,t 4 • • k,1,111 Wbrel : ....- FOrtlllllll, 41 - re'l 1 . (WAY " , ti -./ I i 4‘i• tat remit/ il ". ' ,ts'aiOrtkilOlCSEXollir• ELECTIOXT, -. . - ,' . 1. '..t.1, :.. t :sj .1 . f 4 .-lit.+-** • . •-• • rods ' . 1 W6STMRATllitXtertaMtatist43l"ClieSlMll - ' ( of the Cif& ILYMateeiesaita4at Dre ; slit , aft lia SAIR. :Rimkt#4l, l r ingilachrelphownewbfripsvf4. l l kir coluipoifre . ImitteFlo Feel ~ „* .i *; 1 *(1 0 0 ISI . die triolmelbiat result a v ' . :firE 1, 6 • r. 4:2 I; YOF Willi. FEPPLE.6V .. , Wft3T ~....14 . .. • flpf. TO BE REPRESi?..Ntliajlit 'MR . 44 11 • AO LI i It reenolai • y twigiveliie • t eit., 44446 W is 48 , 414\ titSdif. e • .1 44 4. 4 1 4 b iti; ilk . ii 'it' imoofisatiortibt • tblit Sir' • 'Saito twirl itniefs be I ?ORR verr AT' tnn roi.i.l ne •Cilletilti4 have WV* Walt loghbets a artil porde aay.premesal iewitertskare or M. aerreptiew to with Towed sal may *lob At war grareed. fa lie . Hu- 4444 0 tell the Cathellak clatigitewil•W*4. Mk •Idarfo•larer. f 411 •1 111 !.10 ° ' ' •••%. le • -• • - ••,,, ~. . , , . .• 3 . j. e . , . .r...,• citt , , - 'NM, 44,CtIliAlril 1 - 4 40PisPor ~.. .- . ,.4tate, air : 1ta11..14141 4 . ~ 0 - • - • le it. 1 . 1 1 0 14 . 605 ; 0 414 . -'• • • • • • ... . 111 " A• •• • • 111111 • • ••31.1. -‘ ._. • ' Melt • Das* -ts VI 'Nero hide*, . t•••••‘,e.101.? I I,oi' 101( 2 4Lau - Fiiiii"A ' w., Ruh J Ul h. , -, • A Ticket wog woo or stIS4XX) fur Sixth 011ie *bare '• 4 '. ° ' " ' 'ZI.OUO:' • - , 114111ZA RD sod 00., Uoialeatiors for the Lottery. ,MAL.o.,licitianeitioo. I• Abe eeleelit tawkampled State of the Wheel, with . . 1 s ONLY - ONE DAT TO DIVA* 44 CAPITALS', '' • .." • "Illehidiot TWO of MOMS. itr:4•4 • • 1 i Vi,i_are Mast ALL Idi DRAWN NEXT FRIDAY. JUN g 26„. . • •••, 'brit Tit It' Lorrtatio FtlelliffßS. ' lAA few Wickets atrlShareset email .isteold; and way maw , be bad. wartaated.Undrawa. of BAZAILD fag Ce. Contras.. I ion, at their very old' ONce, Royal Eta hove. London. mild by all their Alien tbrokboarelie Cobalt); wh.• bare ulteady Shared sad SD& is the prewirt Lallect. , s • , • .-• I - , SEVEN CAPITAL PRIZES : • 4 1 In the lasi Year's Ltattcries FlVii !PRIZES OF 41110.004.• - . And I. fanny Lathered P.ritet lel* NOMNISk44. s g , . MANY MILLIONS. , • 4- . -:.-i.........--- -. .j. ..... . • Vi a,- I . ,„. . NP• • 4 Bt, • ' . ••.' t X . * A PRIZE o f 4"i0,e04)... ) Was Sel)orthe Seroad -Day of Moab*. Jame ISelt. Is Ota alf. Two Eighths, and Four Sixteenth+. by . .CARII.OLL, 7, Corahill, sad 96, Orford ‘...x• greet Aao. man Sold the HIWIEST street , M's tie FIRST J , , a • • DAY.. vim,: I nitri•4ll. 4 it . • 1 tiopj „.. a Prime of .".„.. .. 9 • AZ ) ~ 0 1 1'2043 • frlit•Third and Lag Day of lifalOri Wilt W"" 1 TOOLS -FRIDAY. the Sit h.,..WR R. .4 ' Wks ALL the following CAPITAL'S MUST BO_ • , k • '' . • DRAWN. viz. : ' (1 - -'. a 1... -- Prises of : Prim- of • •441141.11 ‘ • "*"" ' ' ' A _ M *"1 "41 . iri ii isAt ciiiV4_ . l.4. ' ' - • ...• -'• I! 4 Al ' AIN the SIX ill-DRAWN PRIZR .'••- , ~, ~ . ~.. , A 110V8 41#000 . WILI A ARN:TITLED II) .atV,lO . IN A DDITHANd '' • U Limit tut tiftfl Cilallti dint tt will by A PRIZE of 443,006; T sod j. SlVtifitlat !equal their Friends IL. • adelre retitle 'Medal to die eeiwi Ric* State of the . -; • • TWO PRIZES era 90,063 AIM 42 reibroat MlLSOkilkey opt i ktilepnia . EKT,FRIDAIT I OUYIE The Lass Thiy. The Siath.drawn Prior abase .MM) *ad be -, FORTY. THOUSPOUN DS • Or it Tickets and Shares, w Attune d Sri, arilanw on sale at Ilts'&141 mod .fortunT im icess NO. 37 C f SS. Havraniket = , , I 11. HAWN'S 141. Ovfntd-streor. WberstbeisNeralag Capitals bats jubt been ?Writ • NO. .15.70.1 . The Last . 41000 I 240. 44.V06 . The !Pint . 4^11.0UO! d1w.7.718 . .1 ',LOW No. 6,134 d lAO &C. Re. 44f. riIUitTLE.-13CEA DEN, Kteg's Herd; Poettr y, M 4 jut landed n late Carp tit Ow TUE 11. F. for Sage. Tattle nreo.ed every MI in the bigliest perfeeiion fur Por tia, ne beta to part of the Tobteur Cavalry. .TO Fa uou) Eas AND FREEMEN. This dny nal pedalled, yriie Is. N. ADDRE36' to the ELEVTOKS of the ti tPNITED KINGDOM, free from Fluty *clews, sad rainitioing iataratatisa wl.icla Ass ad be :by (west Pc 811 94 at ibis morrows period. • By a GLOUCESTERSHIRE PRREHOI.)IiR. Somas Plsbiblie4 by R. Vitas% ad by the hisat.ellers is Gl...wetter Ciss.tenbask, nod . Asia In Lundins, by issig joy, , • . - ?. 1 1~ -T~ , _ , , ~....„.......7F_T,:ar.,..._ _. __„., _ ~,,.!_v_ -...—r,, " ,70 " 1 MN"" . " . " -- . matitio..l:i-i ti',.v.te - t ~. ~4e, ... , ... wa i ...... , ....... ~...- ._ _ - le ti*lP.3•l , ) - 1 iiift ,5. 1 II i ' . ~. , ' 1 • ar ,, , ,, i5 . _ —. 4 kto .- . ii .. •. - .0 .(. , I -- '••••'• .„----__ . - --. 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M tor.it . )! $ •••;1. :41 ' .,;*•l ft 1 , .." ,•I t . ."` Wired 1141ifsbIsitte:.1 1 ).) , • 0tt1.111 , 4 !Li,. vikt i ,,• ,--aillai•Lritp I , t.ax 33 . 1. 1 4 4 4; I ; , ~ ..- I • s . • ' • • ' • • • ' .nte •aquif el itytttio4 bo•ti!... , .14 1 tol-w. no' ha. , • , ~• y ft sit!. 4 li t ,limn *co ;s•s4 . l „, .. po r e slol3llg so* •tvitr, t'• 1t.4 ft orte t o a• w i I • •,.. . it t._......_ . . 3 ,Lj,....._., a l r, ,L , 1,44 .3 MAI: '?*3 l / 6 iV;if , 2 1445. ASIA* Cid "ell Jill dm_ _,.. t. t , if .y, 4 . 1 . • • LoivDo' 3l ' ONDA, ~ ill 1,0 i$ , . se ..1 1 ..er . ~ 1 . 4 *run •/•"It't ilt:iret.•lll 1'.311 140 .1 iregitz, ~,T v • . ~, ft. .1. _, ,it - - 1 _ - - • -' • t • • • Al , ••••.3 rut .., . acs "ma Cabe for which 114selitan fdeiv Ow ' ,'"iiiiiiiiolgirlitd".4 s "friUfial " '.. ". ° ls " , ~ • . . , • r aa ..s a •r#s• .# ' ••..i• Orra k... 1.1 ri M, •• ., •sei •• ;••• 01 VI ol 4.111 r 4 +.• "IPVI 11, ' •~ f ~ ~iT ! ••• • • I st•••)ipi;fo.t/ fir ,, • .ff.,!.' .• - • • ..t . tiotilattN 6 / I aidNIITEII.4ILFAXION. • • 4 asiiiameiii gam, piettib;teftiPiliosee, 08•63t i!i • • • V - 7( 1 1 . ifeafft.itiie2o, l lBl:' • i 't T INEETINcra Vbb GENERAL cosofirriw, of INDEPOuiNt ELErrOgira morsinst I !ISt CR, for aidddhiler chi Itg6TIION of Sr • 'FRANCIS BURDETT itad itte 111411.13•4.1ULAI , asaito, held tido day, • • `., •- • ' SA kIUEL • BROOKS, Esq. ib the Chair ; 0 06 It *as usaahatowsly &soloed; • S. flat Irma the intik of she Canvass which hits hers wade Stithe'Hoo. Douglas Kiaaaird, it ',peon *o' OW. Cbllmilble, 401611orre is sa pnwpon of uwadow his Imeethm• • That Dir. Kinnard hot, by latter, ind by the baamasoo ' ll° " °r . hi s disfSlOs!.fikillso.PsfflS4ll- 0 4 • Is, sewn apdtlitdmislistad italaisettrZefec ei Z item "'"'w N I - A& be withartitsit free the, lis coninemice • Mere should&poetised** m i n t e . :"` " Ime Niele t Thatit Appetitriatitts tomtit* . the itephrii &se* 'rid find oKitities alto.: XiluolQM 'are not saficientlikikniwi * Elector, aliritti-sad that the coati mune of his wiineits **Pall Is likely Sisiorove ptMJitifehl to the Electios if Sivllhaacis new ellaurious r able. disiaterested, and astrageowe Aileseeso*liba Rights a the • People. ' .:At s ear 1,. . 4. That, therefore, this Conspittee lie44lllltisi ;the =Se of Yr. Kisaaird he Withhawa Rim the, Ppll, • 3. Thst ire saing to this Hisolulion, Cannittee . 4" 4 1111 refrain fronespriwiag detTest that 11.44011 Westatimieishotild not hare bound tolheir serv i ce, as ardent *and striation AdfigKie of ParliainauirY Refase hi would Mee iintifialiser to the tioie a the hike „ justified alto teleitleti Wade by illistabliiiittee.t ue" ' " 9 ' a " n Bat they are nisei** . by the bipeitlee. up, ibis , the Etecoors, fur whom they act, sill redouble theie caw, is favour sf • SIR FRANCIS RUUDETT,..„ 4 ;, and less no time in placing that lasg•Sied and faithful Repre lestatir of the People at the Isar of the NIL SAM Vk; L BROOKS, Chairs...! • ~t ;1.• • To re WOBTO If sad IN ov.rariouT iasse u tfiltikoi the BOROUGH of RBAULIWts v;ri+i ) • Getert.saso, • . • • , THE arduous so n& is over. 'sad' OW Caustkefi Purity sad !adepts/este, is sow really iriamplusats I will not, Or:lnnen, is the moment of yids", permit sysif In' make any offensive remarks upon the emira obstacles rel+ir 4 base beeu placed in re way, ber' i ttbadiaceltlis aili kinds which we has. bad to stir ' ol;t : r ildi; • Irsetitiniels ! must Indulge level! in directive 'ioir; Mims aft Nit 81 those prdallseeot circumstances, 'skit% Mee gieels *mitt% • ' log darted to the tamest, so Inspire) toed soteadally teal anted. • r rn - s . • I erase fulfil my blestion, Geallimes, 'Mikan speaking more of sliaitthos 1 maid other,* wish to dos hot if ia toderweerubag to place la a proper light, the boors so jolly slog due, a seraN potties of their brittle/Ty roar he selectee upon are, I truss I shall not be reused of unseemly vanity. Many months ago, Gentlest's, I put you fully in possession of MY sentiments nod ophtiaos, upon tattoos roost importafityto liilealsithjetts ; t •delhertid thew serilidatits and oilefor t) , yap formally, not only as a record of the grounds upon while& 'ailielted your support, bat as a •Soltiall pledge for my fiMtln combat. • ":•1 •••-•1 •19;•.1 I am justly proud, •Goaddmeler dal those seatimeats sod opt • niers have bees sarsetiosed by your approbation!' I and it is Ini to earrelade. that the rectitude or the. principles Ora they are forded, Is [indisputable.. since our oppress liar.. sever ventured. durlag the whole coolest, to controvert "her ;. The professes. is( tipy pristipleo was neestpunied by another saleSsm pledge, which naitie eibstake, (kat lis Would not, ii dlfeetly or iodlrectly, late the laws made for scoring the PURITY of ELECTIO • Gentlemen, ifirduld he laytistiee to jilt, and deprive the of the Itragdous a • bright example you have glees et Purity aid Indepeodesee were I nut to record a fact, she teal of which t do most ariessly aver, that dorm; the mlask lute coolest. ore eagle hired agent.bas bees emplard AI tmef or for are; pea Hes Qua 81111.141 M HERM utralr, il[' PCS Uk:O. oa as, OR oa NY sccosiii;' w ITU • ,vie w , Tirspepps, us more, or coraaairia + sixot.s Vow; Lei *M a lt MaliN STAY lIHHVIArb INS DISPOOe6 141111 110 HE 'CAS. " ' ins " • • A Seat lb faitimeat under sorb eircaustametii; lb the pre..; sent times; it islet.' sa enviable houour ; be reined, Getlties .: owe, 1 as folly Waage of its value, and that I stand tros ttider ayself as she imailegraded of beiags, tf I:wess towered , from the primaries trick' hags: profemed to yam. • t, • I await, Gambrels, a circumstance of peroltaa lekie, l l,l l that is the brourablestatina in width itai have r ie f a+ r. P 1 bare a Colleague who bas long had tbs. happiness so press yard coslidence.—t hope and trust, o#it, sbat IS twilit Alas me 1.1 profit 0 1 his experre...e ao fi a itidetieol et Vadat - - mew; an I that als.S Say iaßees, seek thera b tit" teisurable 'disibetlese. .`'` 1 " •• 1 • ' l . • Grdeores, Wog lapre..inos of Ike deepest gratitude. foithe rattails/I - alertness I hose received from maw, hull viands, and the oaf dosse reeeptiout I have esperieseed from , the very nouseraus body of ' iodepastar, satb. speiigbt , tares which tab Boresgh Of fteadiaf catimmil for. ' „I Mire, the kronur toodardhe myself's u. ,1111h the highest respect, Gesolemes, Vow Soot firiolifol and Obliged Servant, - lIMOPINIss4WIPMBIB. C. F. PALMER. ..4 . • •- ),) • ••• • Gill E • • • t tos;i - FIFTH DAY. - • : The progress 'of the v.loetion was !noticed this day by an Mereesed ardour of feeling on the pert of ohs imeltitedirthethabled withisrawd ease the Hall, erne" as by indications of increasing anxiety on the part of 'the Candidates. Abeet half poet three o'clock the 'numbers en** Poll were placarded on large weeder& boards Ike the' meal form, *ad were as follower—. Amerman Wneo 3779 Ber WK. Cuwrie .......• Mr. Wooing MS Alders's. T.oar 11719 Mr. 2979 Alderman A•rmuts .•! ,1,613 Ur. Alderman WOOD now advanced to thejreist of the Hastings amidst prodigious clamour, WI•all of the favourable kind. Ha had to express tip ,thera his hearty thanks for their continued support is mein taiiiag him still at the head of the Pell. The msjo. city was this day. undiminished, end he eatertaised the liveliest sense and the most grateful rtewllt~ptj.t~ of re. 7 10 2 Q ; . •• the exertions already made ea his behalf. ;Immo,. T•,bc-1! " + it row was * day:of rest both to hiss and to tbeesseims ••. ox" . . v Xbo he trusted would enable them Inflations pautraris • ' •' • ;_•• • • : • + • •• IFIOI4CgO 4 6 ) 4 .. 1. 7 - 0 e 114"06., Mil renewed eareestoess and aolmation tn the . Polt That they would not relax their .onosi , brd I „ 444 li g Wilij•oo,llll.polip"AN theiWi valve . fi e c iri ii 4ls • 6 4 .. 6 4,4, plus As uphold hms in his present station, he en*. arrarejt haie • duie if f eAt mie n t r • • Over tit.4liiaf . job ir very Wittig y , stalest height of his ambition, sad if crowded with bo l a ••• *- • . • • •• •!: '• I •. , issercass. he never.aoeld forget or desert those tb4regh • • Mo. the • nOssimait of toy life; tay anal meal ,trftose •ennsi• ha 4 *gained It.—(Gessaral aril/ kart desire Ismo • • wore' deres4het yaw regiudOby. & eppi am m.), 1.. •,, M sat I.swpadsaulaierhar see or Parli° llo ear7de tte°l 7 . sr. WIWI" Net resealed blosettoad decktpd Mod I setae sestet! IwlMrtitawe wilh'ib* lbw" , 'aid, 'ref' that he felt road, et the same time that befell g vent hope, that when low twileel epos to papeueer woo boo, tai, for so !tatty di r tiogoirbod marks of kb , .. eparc your Mods the serred.trow now.repueed in nie, coodoet mo, . be honoured with that apprubatloM which. nest to the testi: I t 1*" be be d 11/11‘'Iritil.fradt the li tge /Y• O ft leekieg .W 4 Otroleaktektire, nit he'my arsl'oevrard:.thiap • baOk t o }Ma of t h e IS'S tied Elections (RT.** I probetion of may Fellow-towwwwwL Repressatetives At that :great .+Xily t he found ten t I hare the beam lb*, Othiltithen, with the highest respect* aii had, sepassed the.pineest in the spirit sasnlfint. ".. Ser:that,' either • by. the Camtdiais es in moors', or tho ' Leicester. Jii.1 1 11: PAItE4 Na. 1117 large. TIN Olin/ iadMio dence O a " u.'„f i • 1*0111:: .!• • **. sot t gosi 1 /: t er t .4 . , ,; 4 g ; .; t• , ' M^l l •ttliN t*/ •• • •• fl N ; A J ,1 Your obliged nod übiedient tumble Servant, . .ABRAHAM IVILDET 1104A.RTS ! )24w Nfirroikitteet, OA June, .1818. : , • • • • kU CMOs jsv