The Statesman. — London, England, 1819-03-18 00:00:00

Fs'''' ‘ 7 7 _• r r ~~ •. ^ MaWt. COlll4 L. N.. 4092. EAST INDI4 HOUSE, Mara► 10, 1819. 1111111? COURT of DIRRC7OMS of the U.VITED COMPANY of MERCHANTS of ENO LAND trading tithe East Indict, di Assreby sir.. Notice, LONDON, THURSDAY, MARCH 1819 VVMTV I MITA ' PET ITION.-SUOSCRI P- TiONO bee the plorpooe of pronwollow th. Ape% Ike Petition spire ibe rem" of Mr. Lomb. and for Meet itte eitatielso of the Poor 's Rate wed ,he right of Yodel is lbewasioelor. will be reeleivird M Mr. IliwwkiN, 114. is glrnad ; above all belonaatioa relative to the late Melaka n viewed te be Ogee. That the Qsarisria General Court of tie said Cesspool, op. rioted to be h,fd at they House In I.esdrnhali-street. on Wed lotaiay. Me lUA Ines. is further made Specie!. for the purpose of astonsitting, for conihnietion, the Rualinen of Do General i of the 1611 Dreamier last, approving rte Resolution of tin Court of Directors greadtnit a "Mai On of 6601. per annum to William Webber Dosaton. Reg.. noes Sr William Webber' Dassolon, late of Me St. Helena Estahlishimunst ; and mho fir Ike THE till OF THIS St ?Mt STA lit Lotrgair esnavc. A Siagir This may pia itity 41.4164 A emersoi war mei* Co.nres. T. Nan, Coairacift tor No Tswe fiat Loefories, re.pectfeny mows Iris boa Fr idols the Milair, tkat Ike AT - ATP. LOTTZRY ISP.UI NS ___ 11/KBUAY. 114 hews*. TICKETS and SHAMES ate imp as Sala ai the 0 1 ,14,1 " , " b lobed Oilers of T. DISH, 4, Overkill. sad ik Chariot-craw Looks food by bis Arotrio lbw Coseery), whole, is umwhere, lab: LAI I M... g is 11 mold MO. .191. dreams a Prise of 410 MS. a Prise of 4111"0, luau is Math tie. &c. be.* •4 ( V A L), Mont WIN an. label OAtrt-keepers ad la tie precodiOx ll.octery_ , No. 5.535. Att'AUD. &c. 0,0ib...11. hal*. Semis Sue, b per Csois. 4 roe OM. Cc-n -ods, Quutesits. bias 'Wu* Ii se6ellyer Bills. aid .41 kW, of tiotteumeut Securities, ~ld by Cum marboo. THE LATE PROPRIETOR OF THE STATESMAN. THE CREDITORS of the lots Mr. DANIEL LOVELL. are rrner.aell tr leeward Mr. 'NeMass e( Ni. 11.stleempseurAseldiNgs. Ciareety-litte. fly t•efere Mr. April rtt, the maitirt sad puttrisies if inrir revert, Stemmas stains, the Dowered. ?re tM thorseee of h•orhyg sec\ aceeems 'ionised, as/ poi Isle •trais art cement. _ n: TM Prices .1 &eels I Mined. Newly. Whet MAWS OrSee. Is Conek.ll, wftich tN RINK cu bee Ilse fe Y %e Cause (vi wAic4 Actniuten / 44 9 in .14 .9 - ;:ea and ecydney diCd on elle: d'ea, oaf" - - pores of besirig Wort the Proprietors, for Ms* opyrobatioa, gat wader-owatiosed Rosobstions, cis. A Knottiness of the Court el' Directors, of the 3mb Drente la, hot. grating% in Lirat..Cnloerf Jammer Salmend, the Mili tary Seervenry for etaderting the Military Cerreppasdreta wish Ude.. an Wilt.** of 5401. per amen to IMP salary. A Revniotiee of the Geri if Hinters, ttf thalfills Jawastry Um, orrptoior the formatien of • Food Am the built SF the AVittoo , nod FatiMi. of IMetegied Olken at she Mew Orleo. Wish. est, coder retain itoststatlasm s wed she groat is aid of she of she vem of 1,10.11. per masan, front the General Fee Fad fur the Heave tad Warehouses; ohs the ran of SDOL per LOME frags the treaspesa's 'MA ; with • view stp relieve the Funds of she Company a Amore from all chart., llt p r i za of Peatim or Annuity, to the Relatives of the raid I hod A Resolute.. .I the Cern of Directors, of the 19th alt. ent rant,- the formatting of • Fund s for the benefit of the Widow' Ma Families of Drerimett Men Earn Clerks. tad when. there.. ineestimee , ef the Merge P:rvlire, osier main Resat:i dea. and she Gnat in aid of the mine if she son of !seg. per anaim, horn the C. moral Fee Fund t else the gam of DOM per agrana, from the Compaa)% Cash s wish a slow to relieve the node al the Vomiting so fetae from all eltarpr. by soy of Ptl/4441 se Utah', to the Relatives of the mid Pencils.. Copies of the Papers relating to the obovio-osentiosed subjects, together reitA She Reveres required by do Op Law, mos tie opt let MM Home for the tasycclisia of Vio Proyreetors. JOSEPH 'DINT, SiTretery. BAST INDIA-ROWIL Masao 17. 1119. grin? COURT of DiRECTORS of the is UNITED COMPANY sj MERCHANT! rf ENG LAND troding t• the East hat... die UM" frlso Notice, Thal a Spetial General Cmirt of Go mid Coupes". Wit& kW al Moir Haw to Leftism/Sal stratet, M Waineatiat, the 31et ballast, at Mara o'Clock. in the foremen, for to tore of laying before the Proprietors fo► their 111.0.4111‘611. fellosing Iteaebilion of the Court of Dinetiors .f tho loth beetent, W. _ Resolved. by ihe Ballot. that the Court, admits' to Ure peated enenletoos Votes of Thanks in the lieu Roble the Mantels of Hastiest, at the tine et two 'tinsels« and siseriposfei test., as they appear De ibe rerortlaefthe East Irks Cesiipelleh bed twig /refits leipreoed with a high seer of the merits ..d 4ervires of Ant disinasulted Nottleiene. and 4 the eaurearled with weld!' be bas devoted hearrlf to the etteitmeet of a coseprebnnsise hens ledge of the Company's elreirs, re eeeteieed to OW General Coen of Preprietorsohat a a toed won, 4 the glatefol srnr. etuerlebsed by the )4 ladle Coo pan) _i!! tenter , and voided so highly teeritesioes, an Await, of wpm to logo of the Territ..rsel Rescuers inn Intim. fee the sera ale vests. to emrnweee Imo this day. be Owed at U. disposal of the Cowl of Direcous, to he applied t. .ke he ed* as/ aikonna d e of t h . WU Noble the lingoes ist Hastings, iim ara tt osoi , a n d Ens family, in scb 11101111“ at to the Coen MB, 0141111 stow .1 pvell,.t. Cep, of the Report or required By the Rip Law, Cap. 6, Rec. If, is open for the irsepodime of U. Preireittere, et LW Rowe. JOSZPI DART, lieertkerp. AT ew eliespest Were%este In Londe., the l'ohlie nre eeremorilv •epplre.l fr..or a mn‘t elleasive hied elega..4 aamortstat of KIJOTS sod SHOW% *arrested of the bag Si... oafaeton., at the 1.111..oir( very reducer, Priers , . by MILLER, 33, Sitaarr-oreet, 800. bill, ert diddled 33 ).sr,:— GENTLEMEN'S "Welliestwo &Ws Dille be,* boobs mile 17•. to it ! 0 to 1 7 0 THIN roads to me.nore 11 , /los 3nr. t. Ihi 0 tn 1P1141:111 I. i 0 Jetty a Ditto mit& In meariar ' K.M. tiemleru's Cusack ditto 6 Iti 6 itt. to ott a Toot:. Doi* m a w, _ Drees Shoes. sell Poops 6.. 6d. t• afa Boil Laudon mode deft,* 0 1I 0 - i).i,. 111114 kb 1111(*Nilft0 ii 0 Streog Sees foe seeking nee 7a. to 0 9 1 LADlr.9' a. J. . Black lean Spriag Heels - - 3 b Penn , .., k Unit sad Calsated law - - 4 0 .14. ck KW - - , Velvet, sad Spree\ 4 5 Kid • - - - 4 9 Mantas. all ealellfli - . - - b o Silk, - dills - . . 6 il Saints, - ditlu • •• - 6 6 - _ Cork 4ks • J... Low &WA. all relgr. Dino blab r infields . 9 6 3 ti 6 0 Denmark Salon. Meek RN,ard Met Lew Rnots . . pure high etworels - - 6 6 - Cloth Bro•ti to bottom, esiloolird owl &whir wdei A 6 A Istree Aoaftwriel of Soy% sod Children. Shoes, with ever, other rurf. le f or t h, ow.p. RAKASIkI. WE are rtgosifed to direct the attention of per. sows silicted with andel or handily olrcny, nerves* de bility, inwaid *maws, tows of appetite, itutigettlitto, drpremino of spirits, srambliey or shaking rtf Ike mod ewers ether kind of eruption, asthma*, skewed throats, seastail osmium, palm is Ike limbs and joints, rtiasampitye and aR immilutiosnl complaints. immedlatel• In ',tyke trial a the celebrated CORDIAL BALM OF RA KAAIRI, or Ifittore's Infallible Restorative, as prepared nod sold, se holesaie sad retail, by C. J. Jails, fl. D. of Ike Foss Loadoo Medical Essalili.hateue. 7, Cominsnstreet Road. at. George, is the Ems, London. It is usimmelly school, ledged so he the most srmMe add powerful restorative in all the above rom p oiits ever discovered t it thins the blood. ewes the mom Yitilime pain Is the head and stomach. mewl iirnrn.tes igeo4l, perspinitina.—lt is utterly low.ssthle lame:tee Sr esprit, or vioutseore to extol, Illfliciently the ',aloe of eels weaderfal wad inesespicalie Medicine In restoring heakb go Be allkstid, sod giving vigour to tbe aced ; !Mimesis bas ks brao restored in perfect laralik, she. haring here •• re. dated by diferest diseases, as to have bees despaired of, ant soh by lbeir tamilles, but also by their prole:Masai aiteedents. lad, by appsielmsot ed the Prispriesw, in boilers lit. fade. or two mmatkles Is arse, Wm each or finer youttities I. oat Mealy bot6e. for 31b. , lly lin Wed. by which one Ile. bottle ▪ saved. This Isestimabie Mediriwe will beep is all elhaides„ sad may be hall a Manley and Mn. fleet-cartel I Vt.de, 46, Conthill; H. J. Pftl/1111, JUL Sinai t J. Rick-4n... ltd. On" Maw. 56. Pteralllls t Barker,•l, °stall...item Chasarr. 76, Oxford -looms Tau, 10, Illiddle•mt • !(.hose., mod t c t i t e tr o mest respartaae Iledtrioe Veodess is rimy pert of lle k Dr. C. J. Jordan lakes this gt•rral npportuoity of am assoring N IM Public. that be mill devotes hit stud, reclusive. it h the eon of powuratar complaint a• ti regular member a Ike It..yal College ot Ps. sit. tans be airs, • speedy ma perms. orst cure Oar every clews of Demos. el-Mastless Oreore.. bowemk . sumilisi or of the mom inyeterale hind, are by his mew Pimperli sesdirof Waimea' •peedilyasi elketwallyeermi. Dr. C. J. lords, way be contolted, by all malty from Moe is the trishaw till elution, evening. at the tea dl. 7. Common-omit N. , .it tie Cosamer . dal Road misialix, St. Gclage . • is tug haat. MR. WYATT'S GREAT PICTURE of the Ltotitin SEIZING the HORSE la tbr EXETER NA fL coArtt. blest OPEN CO for Public leeportioa, ter llama (leasetye at the Ferreous Heft, is Pieta/My. Ad•iffaneo, bee Ort straw of die Sole lir Auction of Mop wbole Odle Er- Itibitioo is lite oboe. premien early in May, Ow etagaitta• of leo above normals/4/y Werk O Art will be litesled to slew tr•••kr. I N iII.OOIII4I3URY.SQUARk Nov doe rs from IL the tap .f SriulA, rent. Heihrs. Is tbe IRISH LINKN COMPANY'S ON Y wituanousE in LON DON. etcaldired Niemen. 1(.11-t. for the SALE of IRISH SHINTINO sad SHIRNTINO CLOTH Ay the Piece. at Or Earreer pier, ustrusied i.r durobility. rAnor. and In must Me purchase-sour, amok! any kali appear. The Cur/ipso', freer floe nature of aci. liotabli.broeur. Awe nod in firelood, olfer to ilie Colin/Malt v the who.. arch dumper tW they can be proeurrd tbrcvsb soy other rusiulionn. •. • Good Irish Bills and Bank of Itelarl Nitta Salem r 111.1141. Country order punctually attended to. JOHN DONOYAN, 4, 111......bery-eqwe, ) JOHN DOYLE, 51,Es. Mary's Abbey, Dublin, "I"6* UNCOMMON GOOD *MAVELLING, fres V Ot SARACRN'II H/LAO INN, SNOWIIII.L, T. YORK, LSEDII, ROINBURUH, aad all Parts at she NORTH. Your INA& Cenebes. eke Wm Hone% end keep excellent Thor. By B. W. MOUNTAIN and G. SARACEN'S HEAD INN. SNOW-HILL, LONDON. Tito relkmisi NW C.esirs. Mud Gwebee, he. set elm fn. t►e Sareese's Head Ins, Benw-hllll I The UMPIRE, • any Liverpool Light Garb, ash nee eight ea the road, carries raw testa.. awl roar Made.* we cal every day at Gem eget*, arrives at Liverpool mat Arteries, at his Welsch. Armes Dewar is, Meehan, tmlahary, 11.41 b M::t . eltard., Latseevrartb, Iliesetloy, Allsensmor, Lite Smite, Ragdy, Metreastie, Kaaiderd, Martin a" SOUTHAMPTON, Lysologeass„ Wissoheter. cad BMW smite Mew seer-imills Coach, at Imlf.post Selma seCiork m the llogvang. arches at she Delphi'. I. Poethampros. by re.. &Mich.—This is mass ildighsfal ommovassre to the Isle at iv 101'4 Jemmy, Gomm, I. Maim, there tee Gram, Cherberg,&e. Ireilharisso, and abillial, Post Coach every Evade( ' at Pmeo'Clitet. oersted. IV Ell MOUTH, Derebeser, Hiandfned, RslSlstry. Aadseet. sad Bwisesisie sew NW emelt. ever) fiereims. The Iteresstb Packer le Gstessey, Jeney, Aldervey, M. Ns .te. IitXRTER. Plumammh, Weymouth, Darebesier. Falmouth. Dithmeamb. or eaalidamy. Rae P.M Candi. every Mora* ai seven o'Clatt. throegh 1100/i , 41. A•mausier, Briar:al, Blaadfamil. liaahmsteke. asd Illeashae. RATH NM BRISTOL Fly* Pomo Consiteslbroorit Chip CbCCane, and Marlborough, every Aftenroos • rri.r at y's, th e Greyhound y ' s, l ee , Bath, mmd the Loon. Tavern, Tisommo-utreet and the Sant. Itri•tol, ern iloronr. CAUCUS no Wells, Bridgewater Tome" Eider, Plymouth, BOSTON, Simla*, Peterborough, Whoa. and Harriet kw Royal Mail Conch, sets out every Breslau to Slightly, WSW/. llein,by, twat Hall. LEEDS New. Light Cowls. rolled The Roettiouham, gni -nst every Mornings rarrns Foot [witty, oily, and cue. re. owlishly 'nor, with • Contra thrnoghont. Pwv-e. Ibrow•b Stamford, Newark, Belford. Dowager, and Ferrstwidge, to the Grellte• Liar. Leeds. wit Slotaltnt.—Notwilb.loarliwg the strearmases esparto, of Ibis C.a ch. it is allowed to he the .an agreeablee Public Coareyssee oo the North "woo, Woe I. Aeconsowittatiew by wry ottwr. GLASGOW. Leogleura, Gretea-Greea. Asian. Dassfrles, Seawatrill, Thornhill SaegabarAile. catorrock, Kkgstretl , old all parts of beral;a4. • Pest (*.seer (Daily). CHESTER, Neurprt, Wbßeferthereb. Torporley. R&M wieb, Nanbuieb. sad Pftt-Coacl, evtr) kvaa hst. ai Five n'Chett. Searboroegh. Whistle, Shield.. Sunderland, *m emoir, awl Edinburgh, mew Four {aside Coach. with a Osaed throughout. orto tat every Monsiag •t Eight ss'Cl-rk, ►y way st Newark, Rerfr:d, Tarkaator, Dartsagtas, Plorthallertwae Durham. Morpeth, and Iterwark.—Pm.ragers findsta then. alas fatigued from t►ekntt► of the lourore, rune rr.t what time they pkare, sad then proceed rob willow any additional HULL, Nnrt berme, Helnks, Thorn, and Doncaster, pm Coach, eve. y Morning Fit half-posi Six o'Clock. to the Cron Kes., Markel-place, Dell. CARLISLE. Pewith. sod Whitehttera. Falb bride Pail Curti, sad a Guard all the war.—Pane, armee, Rt“ash. Appkhy, omm-bridge Richmond, I ntterick, Retaaalt briar, Wetherby, Abe rfard,: Mummer, and (lumbago. Peb eel et.ry hlarasaa. bed pet rorilie the Laurie) with Ike maim Paameaarrt &bleed no thr Reed by holism et pleasure, hate the pennon advrelage of lhab teats beiag mated hi the ant Csarli. KENDAL. Laneasier, Preston, Kirhy-Loasdale. UM% ,Orosirk. rod Garstang Puss Cinches, every After. amen. at rive seClock. Guarded. MARLBOROUGH. Awhwtee, Reesebere. lisegeereed. atd Newbwy_Pm4 Garb, et hens &Clerk to the Moretti. BRIDGEXOIITH aid Waird wee Put Casa, ever) Swale& LIVERPOOL, Warringtna, Kmannwd. Stew. end Unit. GM. Peet Camelt. caltrA the R ice Lae... emery Free* at Flee *Tina. I. the Sararres Head laa, Usk-ere s, LieerpeeL—Gearded thrnegbei s. ANON ESTER, Wlredew, Ceeeletea, Nemeaalle, tied Welverliamptaa, Pon Caw*. every Afterimage. guarded. BIRMINGHAM Peas Coach, w .th n Bird. mew eat every Afterninte, and reaches Birmingham nett day et Nene. Puma by (M -d, Cwt.., mod Shipment. is the Seraent's Head, Bell-atreet. Boreanimun. SHEFFIELD ad Retherhen Pot Cook tolled the Recertawate, every Merniog. SUN 0 ERLAN D, Machine end Yarn, Neer Cam* every Here*, to the Hemp le., Seidertaid. WAKKFIELD P. Casa. every Nerving, a! half-past Six iCleek. R. CLAY'S withal W A (ICON awl COACH ES. to Nee %pry, Sirlosimk, Mamma. W Snort, Landwern, Hewer fwd. Clilloos, Reedits, sod all places ad)areet, 14 W. AIOUPITAIN and Co. respecthillv argoaist their nitwit. and Ike POW*. that thil- will out he iteriouniuhle for Mr Pa/MA, 1"••••••:ere imcgmar, Wrote's, Plate, &c. of owe thin Five Pao& valor. if lent, rfrleu...r doeineeit, antra ea ' lewd •• 'web, sod the 1••••••••• paid for accurdiagly, at the Illiaraes Pali Ise bow -WI Leedom. ITIN . F.I AND SPIRITS OF CHOICEST QUALITIES AT THE LOW AST POSSIBLE PRICES, YOR PADYNHAF.Y. - FIIIIIOIIIPSON and COATES beg leave to am- AL room to dm* weweraat lieloadriad lire Public is that lodates three wiry erareatoe Nock of impeder BRI TISH dad FOREICHI SPIRITs, the hare lii their cellar., at Holborn-hill, a choke w aortnorat of WINES. *elected Dish she greasers rare wet jadamoot fro. Ilse Arm Voldages, sod ..l the dim la he, condom,a tie the lark. Vero W tort are re• celerwended af the andersestineed vices, will the Polled tea. 51(1541 et Sherri/serest./ the parch, -e the most as qoaldled ape pr•bar l.a : All Bottles warranted she fullest size Ware. WINES. nee 4.141 Pert, Itreb belied Serrrige 411. t..., 1316 Vitemse t - esims .44 Crusted Peet lbsto wry sad aid loperlee MO. rim eld 3/eery Superier Pftle ditto ~. Fire real Mndeira (dire/L ogs li bsprneareki WI4II lath. 'iencrilk, its 4 "Wit, 11)r ? .i 4 4.1.1.4.• Rich ell Maestaie Caps Nairn. Dion Ana . ani in Curious mid ireauted rd C Pawn— 96. *lnes Ist obi Wind .m wows of NMI re sawn,. SPIRITS. Genoa, nld Card.le Brady Me lirmady Real all Jaaaara Rao !taperler liailaad.lideelra C..ed ItogHA Go Fiat 16V•Illred dill* 1.1111.• author itsoog Cordial be Wales .._ ! lb. Yd. &Mob, ?florae, awl Cardinal itedeally o f lbe Am "wkly. All Hoitlei and Peek4.ge. diem be reformed bi she ef`, de paid far on Mover), for wheel ilro mere meow will be all.wed IF wean.. bleCit. Cosmos, Lehiaaaeri, by remiiiiod *be blowy for Goods and / is. Patt s. a 111 be fai.kfaily 'applied, Me. Heats's-WI, appease M. Aodreer's Church. Ciimmilorboose op ibooiljoirweg prone. ?Ws day was pabliolted, price h. 6d. ASHORT itE,FL•Y to a SHORT DEFENCE et the *aims. whacks will alowdy r ime the arLpata. does ea.. alsor obese dards the lase Liman h. be teasited to midi 4 hem( a shod Iteview of thei r relstic..l Coulee. boa 1,. the peasewt time. la dart, a rows.irte Iteratatioss of the Ar‘aderels da Babe sad Lamed Lard. By t: A BOLUS LA:IUIU US. Piloted for Jain Lowaiks. 16, Bow-street. WASTAINSTIA MZZTLNG. (Cadionl•• cf the Svccebet, atc. ea Thocky.) After the " Coureatri e Society of LiTerpool," the .eceeedioi tout wet, tho health of Caw kiq. we kcor teal 'ad perseverance Is the Irre ir.idest. nod MA dertanalee 1.1 Inv.er of Radical Re form Here nomad aims 'be support 31161 I oderredestaircion. It was received witbleig continued Peels of appro. bane's, which lasted some minutes. Mr. Houston's rose in the midst of them, and when they had salificseolly subsided, be observed, that he and the Electors might have expected to meet un der circumstances which, in the eye of the world, might be considered as more auspicious.; hot for his oat, opinion, and he knew theirs weal with biro, no circutostantes could be more honourable, and therefore none could be better. When friends meet after sustaining defeat, it was a proof that there ex isted between them honourable ties,—( ease)—it was a proof of mutest approbation, end Malacca was no cause of criasination,at to the pale condud of either party.— Liipplesse.l--Thos did be feel towards Westminster, and he hoped be bad never yet shown himself inclined to act contrary to the wishes of that unparalleled portion ofEisglish freemen.--[Applayse.] —He eas confident in whet he had asserted re 'peeling the number of independent am who had voted for him. H. had said at the close of the Election that they had suffered oo defeat ; he sow again declared that the crown which they won that day was far more triumphant, more impor tant and valuable than'sny honour which their adver saries were able to take off the field.—(sipplasise.) After the estraordinary exertions of every kind which their enemies had made ass of, and their .own gi..rioas end a, it was set too much to bops that England would admire sod follow so greet en 'ample. It was long since that West. ',Coster bad followed something beyond mere see ress. Twenty years ego, Westminster had immor talised herself, not by success, hat defeat. They knew well, many of them were cotemporary with the fact, that Westminster had shown by one ensue rewire' attempt, that nothing was to be done in defeating the views of tyranny bet by the efforts of the People.—( Muck applause.)—Mr. Tooke on that occasion gas not defeated; he was really victorious.--(Loud applause )—Wbea that greet man was so triumphantly applauded by them, he knew that they would believe him in saying , II at he did not presume to pair himself with that great name, eacept in the way of opinion, bat they k n rw well that Mr. Tooke's defeat had sown the seeds of subse quent triumph, by which Westminster had been set above the whole of her enemies. (*pining.) Immedi ately after thiAmerican war, as the greatest Bishop that bad ever sat upon the Bench (Dr. Winos), had aver. red, the Whigs forfeited the confidence of both the King and the People. This was lint the declaration of a pony m■n, bet the avowal of a *rimier, sitting in his philosophic solitude, aad calculating with precision do:P hone. ee knew human lie a i ts: n il: e a , inyd of hisco n i sz t e y e: ces andihnz; ;boo. flounced that they had for ever lest the coofitteece of the People. Tido man, who was calculated not eely to ship. as a Bishop, bet had serpassed is all the &perennials of stance, had declared, that from that period,thereweedd be oinking enderstood by.the terms Whipiam orToryism; sad the only signifiatiou which was left in either was setrina.—( ripplosee )—H. to be able the. to back his poor opiate*, by Mille whom the Whigs were so glad to cisme, elan they arse do se in their own favour.—(Applearte.) —le Mr. Tooke's cm they bed eufered no defeat ; like Cicero's patriot, they had town seeds for the advantage of faders ogee.—(Much apples:o—MM set have been the state of Whiggism • hen not even es tappable* to the war against the French Rao leads* had Mae able to motors them to 'abbe cowl. deuce? (e4pplaare.)lf what Fez, Sheridan, Col. Fits , Lord Rowell, and other greet men had oat been able to do, what could their pony followers de is ameba ease, when they neglect even the limited esemple of that good let them by those great poi. sees. The Whigs talked of their uninterrupted sec ession • bat he would inform them i n d o i ng so th ey shonedignorance is the commonest points of their Wive history. Did not Illy. Foe prom, means for materiel the cenotection and confidence which had subsisted between the People and the Whigs? What did restoration imply, bet provioes *reline ? Did not they seek, for this purpose, a coalition of and with Lords VsrntpLLL and SIDISOUTO fe 1800, the People showed their resoletion to abolish the erietocratic bondage in which they had been held ; they then proved the propriety of Mr. Foes declara tion. That declaration was tree, oetwithstanding Mr. lAmbion had come to the besting. with Lord Holland's avowal to the costrary. It was too each that they should be deprived of the evidence of important facts, brume Mr. Perry, who reported them, chose afterwards to deny them. Were they that to he robbed of psyche, testimony, avid set at nought by this imitation of Irish evidence (he would I borrow a term from that injured coontry), whereby when a murder is proved by 15 eye.wituestes, it k attempted to be overturned by 100 who never saw any shag of the matter. Mr. b'oa's name, though it should always awaken respect in those who love their ..entry, it was yet not • sufficient qualification nor a reef that • Representative using it was folly qualified thereby. It Wks to the coalition of 1806 that they owed " Westminster's pride I and England's glory." " 7 -(elpplauie.)—To that they owed it, that they were not represented either by Whig or Tory. They keel, well in what manner Westminster toasts bed been received through Ease land before that; they knew well hew Lord Clash. rano had been received in the Harem of Commies. Did they believe it was against Lord C. that calumny and malice were so beady directed ? No, it wee against the People of Westminster. In the eye of the world be was defeated mud disgraced ; but us their winds, and in those of all honest wen, he stood me. tirdy clear. 'lke Whip were glad enough to take advantage of every supposed division among Roo formers; they Came forward, ascribing to their body the merits of Individuals. succeededpeessmed that Sir Samuel Rowdily bad in his election because he was • Whig; whereas his came in with less than 500 undivided votes, while he divided seedy one half of the votes of each of the other Casdidates. The Whip bad the indolence to talk of treating the People with corresponding kind gess, if they would raters to their defy. Is it the Whip that talk thus, er the Autocrat of all the Remiss, manumitting two or three latitudes of slaves? " Corresponding kindness lied morn to duty !" What did they mean? Was that 3. way the People were to be talked to bye body of men emanating from themselves? They wiped to imagine the People would greedily swallow the lees and dirty dregs of that Whiggiern, when they had disdainfully declined tasting at its brisk and sparkling fountain. They must have thought that they were going to makes fourth power in the Sat.. They were now, however, after ease. coootalde fronts at assumpties, conviecod that they had no hove. After naming at the late Election the Meteor Russell, aud what they would call the Houle of Whitbread, and many other know, they would have assumed, that if he (Mr. li.) had been returned without opposition, that he was the work of their hands. Instead of which he had felt, in common ▪ the Committee, that they had no iodeeoce, nor any right to influence the city of Westminster that no party man could represent that city, still less a .11on• Reforostr.—[Applause.]—After this, the whole anxiety of the Whigs will be to smother the opinions of Westminster—their wholes aim will be to throw their worthless weight into the adverse scale, and make the Reformers kirk the Wan. They wore pretty Reformers to be sore, who not only acknowledged se plan of Reform, bet who were interwoven and strictly connected with those who had forsworn Reform altogether.—(Appiemer.) —He mild not kelp referring for an instant to the behaviour of the Whigs, who bad charged the Re formers with those disgusting practices daring the Election, which none bet themselves bad committed. , For • time such was their damper and assurance, the Press was made to believe, that such was the calm— Tneir sitin7e too ant off r, of untop ;vocal refut.tion first betr yed them, and then they acknowledged that they were obliged to throw a few Tory practices into the reale cleat weight.--1 • bad plight, I, maiden spree N Mei 46e OM &Oil 0.4. 0013 Is: •AL immiliiii6ll e, in order to mike up theii een deli- -(Applouse )—They were falling Into to borrow a figure from Lord Holland% .h, they were owe like Mirky& a flarteria egt.lle4 Ma how. w ow Seidl. the road. the mom rs he h.& wee rook, kahrear ) rash—the lent was deo ." 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