The Statesman. — London, England, 1820-03-15 00:00:00

pp I,\/ - ?via tit« N o. si6.l. 6ESEg.IL ELEtTIUS. Sttrit.r.sEN NINE FiIFEtioLDERS OF mionr.F*Prt. al fr this' day returned from nur own/ i n tier.rtant part of Gas 11:••tinty, 3 ,,i 0 • I jig q t that I hate ever) whole levee trimmed with fac et rsgrane... *1 &IOU( awl *upper_ For th eta moo valtinah• . !our woo.' 1111. I rnotibt l MA !on : Ie • u nulS se.nre tett. Nit tratrver „ !*: thIN C 10115104 v "'it l epee be w f ;'• ,een Inv Leirt. strvaiN urgent. thrweigh the IPC':ItIM of my ht witty intrtt erap..eteitin inti;cl.lttels. to mei* o t o s 'err partition Llie•-eht, awn. on flee as I am Aglinwirarear act wr n turner sr vetr.tioux. Tier ,„.,,nge. Trent - n. l to tier El:witon. is 40.% :.hart. and It „ o leo, Ant :aite it in rot power to r feet MI 1 en.:1.1 2 , goggre -t. tite/a:d thi• br lire rue-. eo l injesely •r mt oncluet to the Ril l ~2 . 2 . ,.i g gins sr) want of digestion Itiersrit. yew. 1 Watt , a ertobe. Oenttru en. liar most 4-4:ined ss4 A1t1,0.1 w.rt rat, CHII4I.IAn S HITIINPAD. !11 Freelliam./131: 'Canna, Marra 11, It**. GEN EitA Al, IL IiaTIOS. •* t , The sight excited considerahie feeling a st the -we— tads ot the different candidates; bat ; 11 :J r 's and TO THE Worr fi r A'sitn INIWIT.NDEN T LIVEI& Rithmaa's was recoil-ea with load clapping and cheers. OF I.o:%tiON. ..• /fr. Wmmow steppe.l forward. anti expressed himself 011MTLIM1SN, ass highly gratified and truly grateful fur the support ril HE Committee 61r conducting' the Election of wiaieh he had experienced. The more so, as be was .R. Mr. t iderman Wnithman regret that the. esertioes of platted at the head of the pull, to represent the great she Mends of Liberty in the I it% of 1.0n,!,.n have not. In I 61 7 of Land"' The great numbers which had polled the prese t s, contest, h em er ,,,, r ,,,.,i w ith 0 ,„...,,, : hut. tomigli daring these two days, demonstrated what powerful they hoar los! C battle. they hate coa.prinuised be principle. efforts bail been inside by his opponents, brat still he had anal. turners:A 1 1) dries% tistry vein:ale oa entering the progressively advanced ou the poll, and had thronqhout field. on the next wombs'', with 'leiter auspices vaster the ' been honoured by the most datte'Fing marks of their ap same banners. iirobatiou. The ouly possible return he inroad nuke fur it the independent Interest had been duly senslide of its sorb kittoluess, woof.' be shew o n by his 'sing every en wn streng th . and had arrest eMt that halm) of !tentiotrot A m eavour to ao . his f a ithfullyand • fti ii • I f July lama A,. t which is .16 1r1 . ,111 10 the sneers of et, ry rinse, her revolt world be useless in hits. to deny that he felt a deep in would hav e Lees sore orrstifyinr to the friends ..f Mr. Al derman \Waltham's. and •to the frleuritt of uo rr ty thr „„..t.,.„, terest in the contest, on public gronittis,beranse the show the kingdent : but, totlntr pity. the rettrents artily election hay was 055 W opcu tsar merchants of ensineace and taltut to I been teamed by's fatal ot•coollthasoleithiese.lipeobasteosiat- rinthiptft kit /lee JWAIO, le tetweientinO . the C1it. 44 1 eltsrthilwent,coes.hvicematerebisierotrerewian,!partie*, th ough }h , -y s;tould not be niembei - .a: the eor i loiate and by a tardiness lit the pill in the rally A taps attic Eke. y. Atiother thing be might onto., and it was di's. tier.. which discount• ed exertion : %011ie tbe , reitvtiotsia:ieti t h ra l l "'bile a person of mercantile pursuits was in their wee. sligraysled t3' Lie "Peroti•ill 14 an iliiPerolirlie4, cur- another of Representatives, they ini.tht with condolence rapt. wand o PlPrv 4 s•••• ion".*"•• 1. . 1 el.' port of Its. Mintterial look to 'bat individual taking an active p get in the se p. Candidates and their friends. w'ilth neutralized hundreds of votes. end kept front the pon roan} m en who wer e not sea. i llOrt of romeeterce hi one department or another. So res t r y thou proper to continue him in the high eiently cot:trap:ons to assert their prtheit les st the ri • kof ttßir wn - - laterc.. situ:tijosis he NUM held, he could assure then they weal.' NeTer•hele‘g. nn•iet all these nntowarvi eireunmianees, the snit:wady find him attached to the principles of the feet 'hot 44177 spontaneon % , ‘tes hare been tire's t.o. Mr. Constitthitsu, as well is nuking every of for the Ii- Alderman %%adman°. chords ineontestable evidence that the berties 414 rights of the mtisject, andt the protection of friends of eied and re c to i,us Wi s ey i t ; the t':iv or London. th e c h a rt e red enol corporate rights of the c::v. He felt are gre°•lr enough to "'" l "t'in tariewen con,ll-teocY in nel- it his duty to express ids thanks to many isf . the .%Itier inv up to those prine;pl.... in the 'labile profe‘si NI of which men and 31embers of the Coanuon l'outivcil for the kind they harm long set an evottile to th 2 nation at hirer. ness and respect they hail shewn ' and he wonid ;lard . With the prat iical advantages on' the experience atfor.led v hy this Election. %Rh wore earefrol dio.eimsoation bower., . — ltaly now, at the roil of the struggle, retnrn his warm est aciutsieletigements to the Sheriffs, for their urbanity, the preteasloots oft'auttLinteq. and by grelier irleilene:inese gat a t t o th e l atto o es t 4 o r il t .d e hod -. here can be n.oll.ntht het. , politeness. anal unwearied attendance on the present oe- In us fatnre comer,. the ho ll o w , and h i d epeo d roi ., o f t h e City *loot. He would now take leave of them, with the warm- Inas hr re-asserted with • certainty tot 5uer...5.4. A est wishes for their health. happiness. and prosperity. -• II for the several well; if the conntrv.—(.‘priatise ' and hearers, to talk of one's self, vet there were occasion , when that became necessary. He slid not deceive 'hens when lie so repeatedly turd them that he had struts. confidence in being stippurted, beca..se he had recent., many promises; and in one of the most crowded Hal!. , ever seen in the City, hr had been returned by a large show of hands, he might say seven out of eight were held up for him. He was sorry *at they woold heat Mr. Curtis, because, if wit it he intended t ► say was to the point, then it could tie answer-1, hot if it snug not to the purpose, it would only operate against bias sed'. That eentlenoan ha.l, therefore, it.. alternative but to point to the NI; and retire; but they kne well that this was hereditary. the tionourshle 41..ionct having often done the pause. If the votes were air : secteo, it would he eusilv seen what a riejeliet<n public opinion and I.reat h of private friendship hod. tikes pewee; but, a...with: l : l lg . „all that the o hoe ail* lig goolv-sdl Os* 0-4 the head of the poll was MN) votes behind w ha t his . friend VP. Non ,5 as at the last election. He had gained 'IN; on that .1.iy . 4 poll, and was confident that he must have been rv orn,-.1 by a great twejority had time who p.ornisoul !heir aid only come sip. 'fht Lon' Mayor, with all hit infinence, and the attraction of his g .1d chain. %hien Meld tell for something, had .oliei 401.11e5:. - than (Mr. W.) did last election.—(larivmse spnlans • )-- If, pointing to the tooled, those in livi.lstals, whose smot hers were there evhibited. were present in the and if they were asko%l the question, w l .4ether 'he" , wouid Irate hint fur their Nepreseicative, or rhother thee would not. he *as bold to affirm, that three-fourths would hold np their habil, in his fat our.—(Phis &el:o -ration was followed by nobounde.l aptilanse, with innoilinottit cries of “ It is true! It 'it true! .) They had been often told by some of their ft:epee...tics. Lite% that the opinion of a Common Hall was nothin • oust that the state of the poll was the surest test of the opinions of the Livery. Should they hereafter find •t necessary to call ott these gentlemen to &croon , . f'r their ewes, he had no dollit they would, as formerly. is insulted with the same Nowt ce, and told that the :41• ni. hers would oat he dictated to hv the rabble of'the Coto mon Hall. If there was any faith in the result, It reuhl only be inspoted to those who had rat the rootage to rouse up . dose who had suffered themselves to he de terred from openly avowing their principles, were enti tled to no emerniseration, let their sufferings hereafter hi' ever so severe. Now that the contest was ended, he could mere them that he had ner?!. pat his pea to par r. nor had a sing le a uih boon written by Is Comm.tice. His public principles leafl always led * hitn ma:sr:illy to meet any charge face to face. Nit never to resort to the Wan practice of tradnci lig another behind his bark.— He should be happy hat' by been abl e to my as such of the coodnet of his opponents, her:inst. the most extraor dinary efforts bad been made from the name to load isim with calumny, nut as a public ton in his private transients's.. Such pnblications hid Inserr been read by loins, but they had been sent to his 'mese, and given rvot to his servants. Though this did not at oa 4r,, him, vet it was Imporsibls not to sa,,”emse nag the feeliogs of his famile might dwimet injoitod• 1 —, ------- If /11111.FREEilarLDEJ114 OF 111 fRULP4F.X.— ri EIENIMITTEE ler enndtioing the ELEC iles of It AMUEL t'llAltl.Fie li II 11'n/tEAlll.Eargj ifoorf ecietelare t.e Freeholdere ef the County or Mid- . „ o rs pa VIP ieereaeing arniernnees of ripport which the) 1 ~t ii iil and llyiriy remising. T try feel ronlitient Coat to ,nail so. P .irt% ill Si opportunity ut ...ati,.r:ntlheir o t i- L „„ert,4l the rave is *high this Cr.! en.viged IA nut Met 1 - t i c k irdisiiii:2l (highly reti.aahle and honourable as g idi s idesi e r rtain:) i,), hut the einsak.is cense of all thaw." faaLlent hemrescr. rs the Crintnittee feri es to the result ihearetrst. 11. e) intreat of their friend.. nut to darken. bet or. so h, pr , p ,,.; o r .tv,-ellt is enure immediate. to re ef* their esertions. Let them. therefore. 1-... en earl) s peemeat inelinatiime on Frilly% nest, do dei) oi liertioe, w ee i- idarifit Mask los oorlte i_ anohlate high opou the poll. fl i bietioium for or.fra) in:: *.he. MN CsSllty exyest,:e• of the *doe are reee . iced et the beef. tit -horses of Mears. r e gagamefu.. hirand ; Measre.linseitierstrs tad Cu.. Pall- Mars. Martin. sl , .ne, and startle. I , osebar.:-.treet : ■ lithritny. h....keener. Piresdilly ; and el the (*relent fOOIU. Freemason. * TO y•rn. Greet aj to p ri p. s t ri p e t. ike. l i o 44t Tire defeat of th. r pielar civic in this institnee will., therefore, in the I.pi wee of tit. ('eutii.ittee. be only tempo ntry ; and «soy trio: tlse) s!util ite rou,isiered as 4pral,,ing. the opiolVll of every Indeperti.ht Liveryman when they state, !lett in the ever( of un dhrr Tiertion. they hope to beer another orportu: ivy of retunii.le to the poll. and of proving more et.rtusity their spire ..r thepriseiples. talents, and errY;res of h/e. Alderman W A ITHMAN. JOAEPH HVltt 'OMR R. C:salrutsn of the Costasithee. tiuildintll Coitar-bone. N Mr* 14. 113110. TO THE WORTH V AN. I) I - 1 t 1 7 :1E -- `. DENT - L 1 V CRY OF LON X. - Ovrtv.surn. THE Elocuon is honourably and triumpinntly caseistied. rou ism% Ihe pro;iil mut pideful--pretid of your approval —art tette! for )OVr st.pport. From lint ap proval. a n d hr Onit support. I bare been not unit retnriett for the Third Tim.- 3. your Repr-.entative in P•inismrot 1 but in a aitaatto 1 on the poll superior to the Al itsister is I Can- Manta —not% ithv!indiun a i'antass unavoidably itreper.ert:-- notwithstanding Wag prrvinus vrell-arrasgnd riertions I.y I lay Opponests--notwitlistan ling an expenditure mos; pm. iipir, ono( as inettedre 161 , 1)1 lyre 14,1, e—lllid nOt% iti:Cl 3 .41 . • ia; c‘...ry Wnis'erial rlin-1, mad alwros.,3l . e,41 tirsbaepotu. %ell way.i by proud and •ro tvftsi ilits6 ._ the general welfare of , ..r. . ppm.- Mr. Altlonnan Wlloll repented blues& men.ssit !um: and ardent cheering. IVlien silence was obtained sae %aid, he hail not wards to express his gratitside, not only tOf the state in which they had ;sherd I' , but alt) fur the great ell:ohms Ills.he in his behalf by the relents who isoplose4d him, and by whose means he haul that day pulled 154 more than Isis Ilwassitralile rriend, Mr. Wilson. lie hegvil to assure them, that there had been no kind of of tageotra, either by himself or friend. to elevate him t 4 thr highest 'situaon on the pull. ' No i ti roaches, to h knowledge. had been engages( to being np voters ; for, on the mummy, the Mond' who gave loin their suffrages, did so spontaneously and ruin's tarily.—AAppluuse.)--Ile could not now tiolnk of quil ling the Jail without saying a word or two ream's.. to his late colleagues, who had certainly been IliOgi Slitell• the to their deity being early soil hlte in the Hon's of t ansissoris.—(Api:latisr, with a few hisses.)—The Worthy Alderman said, these hissing' , came frosts the hnsingss, which were crowilel by persons, not Isalf of whom ivere I.lyerysuem. Ile called on throe to rotor forwi.ol, 1141 state whetlerr they could charge Isis lige r..ortht• ion of dtity,.._/.le clidlecca 116 I:0171TV OF BEDFORD IiLECTION. ktt Vti's COIiMiTTEE meet Daily at No. SoLr'll INIVCON-SITRCF:r. IILOOMSIII.IIIf, c .unnuniest:ous Moth.. to Kris F.!oetios will be inoki to. The Eaction eornmesees an Wedavoday the tail Pad. 'A! THE INDEPENDENT FREIIIIOI.set:HIS OF THE COL NTY OF rit - Rit.tm. ZINIUSIMN, lAY I\G nearly cOMpleterl my ennvan of the ;maier part of the county, I love v.o• happiness of .• with feerinna, of the 9t rratit..dr. Iltnt my re ason, ibu has every where PTe1 . :01 . 91 set MO4l VID 131,,beilekeith likki Whin teMbsillitie been continued to the most positive *s lams/a eit sapport from a triumphant mei ority of the lade -1414' Ilk frtlibe . ten , awl the in..rtiticatioo earl defeat with erv• eeetairs had se conti !rutty ttbreatenebl we it II ill nubs Ire Orlr IM to experienee. Uy Frtew;nos to 7011 lavoor are foonitei on op pre >stal.r•.o:,, esHMatr of ley awn merits. They re-:I actiely on a ali.itatrreited and 'dive zeal in boor ger* ice -an is eitse , re a3ae.usent to the prineipies rr.ostiwition -on a Orin T.-N.441t0n to defend them tot's° Moo, t of my power. notaiest crew brei..o of attack—awl o• my to Ile clime of Liberty. *OWL I am sera will serer hr abead•Ase.l by Use latileistret Freeholders or Derhaio. Alt.fl•lay r- t. the lah instant. is the day Overt by the . for the Election ; your esrly elopes ranee at She Pau w;:l shorten the conflict ist which ne are rotated, aad will-sill! to Ile. ohifyations which 1 have Wen iv received , Ewe nu. On that day 141101, at lens!. have the milder - 1101 of meeting my adversaries frier to Inor.assel of aimworie; my domes trey natty ttt.r.• to tator, sgaissit we, I fear wither ;heir abilities. their camber nor their power. The Inn Wo;d1 I have to /pose to them, enn.iiit oak in honest iatevilo.es and plain truth; bet thew I know will shoat s be ,Uxorious over all the arts of trits-reprt , :entatium ; for tlie de bit br tare ttivre forinida hie means of tanneries. elated which to bate to r..ntend, and which are eNtoiret ebb an 11111 e serm4e. I rely confidentl% and entirely oa y our spirit and le depeadtaire. I am. Hent,eition. irre.i: sour spontaneous nil, from 'jail attarhaveat. too.. borne me on to e great and glorious success. For int self. . I am happy t but I am most happy. because from this result ittecostutrt • the Farlhoweet. and Eu rope. will Fel'eriVe that Gunusaadt of the Literyown of th:s great Metropolis have not yet forgone their oohlr independ ence, nor reliminislied that love to the principles of the gio dons Revoltition. waich 1 hate been taught to cherish, and shall always mainlain. To my Political Friends. with my expres-i.ms of regret that the cause has barn &peas el oft •o valuable -dim-rtes. I hired my assurance.. that ht vigilance. If possible salt melted. by the strietest attention to my Parliameatiry ti tles. by a firm support of reviell seeded Reform. by constant GSM, to diminish an earc•site Espenditere. end to repel an augatentatitio of the Civil List. by crodiperation tO try niasto the existence of tae Laws tam restrict the Freedom of the Pre-e, and diminish the Liberty tinder whirls our country 1.2. t become great and happy. I will laboor to compensate for that loss. and to sustain the good old patriotic prier; vies which yon spprote. Toner numerous personal Friends allow me to offer my especial end heartteit thanks. From those Liverymen who. not ac , •ording with un po lilies' opinions, but favourahly esinastiug my hlaginerial conduct. my independent character. anal my con.cications attempts to protect and to improve the Poor. base It..stos4 red me by their Suffrages, I cahoot withhold acknowledgment*, which, by perseverieg concurrenee in their wise and bene ficent haven... I will best *slims.% Nor may I omit to those fienticinen, who. tech any motives. have not bestow(/' on me their Vote.. titat in what ever ran promote their individual welfare, or their Commer cial interests, they'snay common I, intariabl), my he'd ser vices, my attention. awl my time. And although now I am proud and grstefid. yet more ) proud and happy shall I be. if whene%er another Election shall arrive, the clouds of di .tress such (limner that impend . user our Native Country shalt be all moot rzl ; and, i then that domestic union and national prosperity sliosold which. hoarser we may differ as to the means. Le end to which all true Britons most cordially desire. • And i have the honour to remain, ltentlemen. Your obliged, devoted. faithful Nerve*: M ATTII KM' 1S - Falcon-square, Tuesday Etening, March 14, Ifale. lIS AL rl.O. r. or 'ma POLL. Wood WS Lord Mayor ... .. i t t • • Wilson 1111.11 Wittman ... Curtis Mb/ Th ere .416 .; Your ohl;r.e.l amsrl f•ithibl senor!. JOIIN GEORGE lAMMION. Lambing-lon, March Lasebtoo's I'ommute•^ meet daily at the King's Head Tamers. Pouhr. whereaut information relative to the Elec tion bethaaftlitv eve( 'vett. a n.l where personal applies boas are requested to be made for Immediate eonre)ance to A MEEIING of the MA \CFACTURERS and LIL TRIDERS of LONDON sod wrsTm I NTER. till be holden at the [Arson Lovers llos.r. on Tr aso&v. MlMt Day of this instant. March. Teelte, fur Oae titioet precisely, to take into eouss•leration the propriet) of Waal* a hatable and datiini ADDRESS to his N LIPS- Tl. aspremire tit their Gratitude and Thanks. fur his Ala irtl'S greet condescension and goodness. in hivinT ordered ths present COURT and CI IiNER I. 11110 UR IM.I. for our at !masted and venerable SOY ERElti N. to be redeced ' 4 ) a period so much shorter than the time usually allotted mourafhl and melancholy c•eession, *WI Mt, IWO. . • * -s-ss 7 sis -7 ofThe Masi. of ( whether Hill (slessrs. 11 attll - Anil Thorp) 1:i I nut most attentively watch every useasiire, and whether they hail ever Minket; a singer qaestioa of any insportance to tear fooll:ty :7' lie lieltrti some inditi.lu,tk behind him still 11;:‘'.,,e, aw l he was sie:cruttinrti that the hustings should Ise immediately cle.tre.l by the Slit-rills, if such interruption eontinuA. There was here again a repetiiisoi of hiss.ng Irons the saute quaver, ~u the Worthl , .tidermais exclaimed— km Oh its only an intlividnal with whims I have an at.- count to smile. and trill do les very shortly."—(A langh, .trvi cries of Ilraror)-11e was always fearless when lie 11.111 any thing to say on the one side or the other, and he would stay there all night unless he teas allowed to proceed. lie did not mean to snake an' ails slots to the poli;ical conduct of his T wo worthy Garin's. The Livery were the prope r judges of that, and in their I hand, he would le.tre it, lint he sandy might Mealtimes( tsi say, that ant two gentlemen could have been more at- Votive, or more persevering than they bail been. Hay. lig personally witnessed this, it was his 'tiny, in justice to them, to mentiou it. For himself, lie thought it al most unnecessary to snake zany professions, and he would assure them no threats, or indureinents of any kind. should erer operate on his mind to lead him to neglect his public duties. If he ever gave a vote contrary to the sentiments of the great majority of the Livery, he,,, Idesired they would calla Conimon Ilan, and if it should 1 , really prove that he had voted against the opinion of I the Livery at large, he would ulna instant resign his seat. 1 / As for his past continct, it was already before them; and the mant.er in which they had now liroisgist hint in, was the best reward of his exert' ; for he only is t o stand well in their ',teens, and that they should retails him in their good-will.—(.lliplanse.) Mr. 'figSerllT now presented himself amidst spar, anal every expression of contempt. lie slid nut Stay Oboe, a usontent or two before he turned round. llr. Sheriff Parkins touched hiss on the elbow, for Use purpose of causing him to coninsesire au attempt ; but it seems lie was requesting Mr. Wsithosan to use his in thsence to obtain I a he • . Mr. W A fTlf 31 .1 ?e breserst • AAP f serratiims, hoping the Livery iroolil grant hisoTlist. hearing. Not that lie diongfit they would du it because it name fr him, but because they would see its justice. Mr. l'estrts mops-area a second time. and Bete mewl dropped firmis his hie.. We think if he hail rove wires, in a little lino. the clangour would have subsided hoe, however, Ise thought otherwise, fur IN gay.Shvee Attics, which were answered by a few of the friends leurrounit ing I ' and retired. Mid we are sorry to say tigsreH seemed to be considerable debases in shine cheers, lege- KW with a spirit of petty trisisph, which will always rove the very reverse of obtaialag either a bearing or congratulating. The Loan M•tos stow cants forward, hut such was the clamour, that it was impossible to hear what be hail to sat . We understood that he expressed the nisis fee the high honour conferred, and pledged himself tbateanry attention should he paid to thedmies of his high Mafiosi. He highly commended Mr. Wilma, whom be bad boob& for TV years, sod coincided Is his Observation remised*, the importaiwe of mercantile characters being Alarmist II satires of the City. Mr. Alderman WAITIIMAN presented himself, auddat astooading shunts of appruhaton, which continent/eel several minutes. As soon as be esinlti obtain a boaft, he said, that if he bad been deleateal either by any fitly of his own, or the misconduct of his Committee, or by the loss of the good opinion of the Livery, it walla lime I I Immo to hiss a matter of sedans re and would lime \ l'el )1 1' 'armed his mind. ' bespetoe, that to . w iseof them causes wee thin to bo ftattello Muslim/I as at this nioniont as perfectly mantilla aid TM* as• had been. It win generally aaphimat to a +prim thonsamts. tie had beim charged with having assisted Mr. Coeli le. Hr had never seen that individual eieept one, dor isog the trial ; and no man could possibly hold the princi ples of that individual in more ahhorreare titan 1r did. lie had likewise been charged of havi•ig 1 hi-' errs* for a Charlatan to hit Meeting. For his pait, he is ould not say that he had not semi l.im, for he may ims• seen him :iv he might have seen a ll who were these: h: .t a 4 a. kfloWitizr the man, he never spoke to him in • s life, nor had any thing whatever to do witb !ea • thee hail lie any connection with another individ..:al • •• • bad often been on these hosting*. and tilusse root' t was, in a day or two, to undergo legal hives !rev,. .Ittarlied to the prineip!o* of the Constitution. tie hill always thought that the hest plan to defend these was t 3 resint the eflOrts of whiell arbitrart power migbt mabo on the one side, or the influence of i rabble on the oC•er. NOW that hr had seen the result, he svonkl inform them that, thong,' Isis exertions never would he wanting whet they were thought neyessary, yet hr OCT!? would thrust himself forward c%errt when called on. He dig vut at all elesiurnl, but .11 the t unitary thanked then, for •.!•e patient hearitt L ! hail given him, and expressed hit eratimile for what they had alone for him. As to those who hail been deterre• I front voting, be tvoul•I ea;— " Parewel, fair now I owe you nothing."—(Arlause ) Mr. .llalerman TsiouVs appearance was war!!!'y ant loudly cheered. He said, though he could no? th:.:•lt thews fur an elevated situation on the poll, yet he co i thank them for nearly LOW free votes—a windier whicis, on former occasions, would have been sufficient to y:ve hiss a majority. ilia n ant of success bad been occa sioned lay two cans.*—the early canvass of his °pro nevi*, anal the jealousy of those who supported the s,1•• rause. lie dill no• regret it so touch on his ON!I as 011 Arillitlat the apparent defeat of tb.••• principles which hail triumphed at Use - last elesnina,, to retiring from the contest, he most beg to declare thnt he entertained neither any towards these easKli +rho had ate-reedit, tow toteholl dose' eleCtnrs • supported atm°, conceitiug boll entkled to the MOW privilege whiols he claimed for iiintself.--the.rter ebe of their free opistiots.—(Gerat roola nut soilwiently experts tl one frelitsgs of grattittidel he entertained toe Ols thane wko hal given him th-ir votes ; awl he should never turret the honour cor‘e red upon him by the sepport of SU numerous anal respectable • a body of die Livery. Though he hail failed in scram . plinking the oliject of his wishes, lie would never roasts -• to display the sane teat its promoting the intermits the city. After bearisw testimony to the politeness any excellent eondnet of the Sheriffs, and again returning thanks, he retired. Mr. .tWerinan Wont, sow again earne forward, say ing. that he could not leave withont his thanks like grim to the highly to be commended conduct of their r y 'i aa. lle said, Ito was joined is this by the Lord who wished that his mane should be hselnded. • .s near the hue cried fur a vo:at of that Its, to d Mr. Allierusao replied it welsh! opine • ly when t were duly shut'irs*: said, thel bi LiOna dit evasions *ode is the me Mai therefore tbriattilibhat f=:who h°44°4llollollllbaldlt 111111 better orig.— ) 'VIM Hall thee ddjoesoed tli Tbstreline. at• eleven oteleelt, when the will Melly atee.are the cur- Wet tit of the p.lsid who om the eareetefol Mem portion, Ilk. 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These Paints are t cry ernaireitini. and may be applied 4.19, Mitt advantage t. all the gerposes of useful Painting, il.l(k lad out, when a handsome appeetrapee. lan economy are ei•usiderstions. For parii-pitiags, oat -I"ilitlitlts, duce aril piaster fronts, iron and wood t on o 4lPiwg purposes. the) are pertiliari) adapted. at Oil r"ial the elects of w matter in an unusual degree. and ire a ''ate for the worsa aid dr) . rot. They also ruler I snrhire • twice as great as other Paints, and way be applled sirliNe trouble. requlriwg only to lie tonined with Linseed ( 'T Prepared oil. '•• Melted Coal Tv Brown. *N. par est. arnisbes, 4c, " • _ Cirttal_tom- • L , tit I ") (2 ,4 t * a b . ,• r • p—x.c 3. • • 1.1 4.4 .4 ;4 • . ft . % , • • I ‘ ) • rND M Lt\. ta s j, • • 1,0 N i)0 N, l)N 1 7 .8 1.41 A Y, MARCH lb. 1820; . . " The (*afore for which 1-1.-Litl'OEN fell en ?A Field, and SIDNEY dteff ofe (At EiCaffold.." PincE SEVEN PENCIL t . , rl a, 11 A Y 1 ( 1 r • ti a r. iu et ei If re r va• et I. a re re 11 tat a F4l 4 •• - umer-..-zrzirr I ' flgt a. 41 a. •. illiT It was laspeasibla ow bra rwsst --. 1; 1 1;:itklernia n Iff! Ytitertse sanguine .f. horses w..., Ito • _ • CITY ELECTION. Yesterday closed. the arduous and severe eoetest for the city of London. more spirited one for the last Inv days can scarcely be bilud in the anuals of elee tioneertng. Every exertion ems auade in behalf of each candidate; on throne liana was used influetme, intermit, and even• thing else that would be likely to cause a vote ; and on the other hand, friendship, peesnasion, independence in the House. a tree regard fur electors' rights, with every argument likely to excite patriotic and generous feeling. In the early part of yesterday sanguine hopes were en tertained that Alderman H'aiihtrian would filially sac. reed, the polling being so quick, and the exertlise amazing; but is the latter part the hops was eat off by the Lord Mayor gaining an increase of somber, toy. ther with the shortness of the time allotted. The crush y.stenlay, both oe the hustings sod lo the Hall, was tremendous, as the curiosity of the poutto view the close of the contest was very mach netk4. A considerable number of Ladies enlivened the scene, wile were posted in various parts of the Hall. Three quarters of an hour elapsed from the dew of the poll to the exhibition of the °ambers, which Owe essaideralile impatience was umnifestedlie none tier's stood then— Wilma .• -• 118310 The Lord - • W ee d . •2141 Alderman Waltharn - lull Curtis • itibt Alderman Tnorp fre.•