The Statesman. — London, England, 1820-03-08 00:00:00

. t'eut glArovullit • - • • yi ti vi"- • ; ) . :70 _ . . LONDON, WEDNESDAY MARCII 8, 1820. Nix .16i0. ." The Cauae for which HAMPDEN fell in the Field,and SYDNEY died un the Scaffold!" Palm SEVIN Pstics. GENERAL ISL scnox. GEN ER.II, KLECTIO4V. T a D omerous and respectable MEETING' of FSEEIIOI.I)ERS °flit'. COUNTY of Miimn.RSEX, day. Alarrn 7, JOsEPII 114RTTAL FNI. in rho W ESTMORLAND ELECT/O.N. —dew— and proceed to business ?-that we did so assemble ?- that the most pious men in the House were to be found . there ? And where was the impropriety of also address ing you in a constitutional manner on the same day ? Dues any man pretend it was more criminal to write a letter than go into a House of Parliament ? When I.en heed my study to write that Address. I believe I entered as innocent and holy a place as when I entered the House of Commons.-(Cheers.)-That House where the Walcheren Expedition was once upon a time approved of, and where every year a tax is sanctioned against erery pi inciple of religion and morality, for encouraging gambling among the poor; and the Lowthers do fully as little service to religion and morals by always voting for such bad measures, though they may be passed on a Wednesday, as I did by signing a letter to you on Suu day. But I will now show you bow different our con duct is towards them. What dii I ever do that still hear a tooment'smonparison with Lord Lowther and Lis friends canvassing in Penrith on a Good Friday ? Clouds of witnesses have said that they saw this-but did I or any of my friends ever Emotion it before this moment ? should have been ashamed of myself bad I been ea pible of stooping to take so low, so base an advantage of the pardonable error-the inadvertency into wait soy noble adversary had fallen ; but what worth would the Lowther. partisans have applied to such conduct bail it been mine? What names would their supporters, prosemen anti dealers in rhyme, laymen and clergy. have given to my canvassing on Good Friday ? " inadvertency"--not " pardonable"-not " error that you may be pretty sure. Thus it is that all our candour and fair dealing is repaid-and let me toll one word more-how often have I iniuleate.l publicly and privately, this forbearance towards them ? -How many of the most offensive things have kept from being spoken at meetings? How many camel: v painful things have I caused to be suppressed risen lucre: But patience hasitsliinits and I never again will eo iuter • pose. If I do not myself descend to follow their hal example, it is only from respect for myself, not from a- y feeling of respect towards them. And at the electis •s, and elsewhere, I no longer ask any man to exercise the least restraint upon his tongue or his pen.-They have. themselves to thank for this, and here I leave diem reap the harvest fir which they have laboured so lore. I shall now give you another specimen of the falsehood of these agents. I here hold in my hand an ativetti.e. meht, date•l from the Lowther Committee-room, i:1 Kendal, only yesterday. It makes me say, in pla terms (4011 its large letters). that " I did not eerct ste•• teas this time, nor the next, but that I was con6tlee - I shotild he beaten even a third time, and then sin l.t the fourth ;" and it 'Flutes this front The Mo,niog Ct. • aide of February 21, le2o. You will hardly +Lipp e that any man in his senses could believe any other in his senses capable of tittering such nonsense ; yet I will show you bow much more false than you coe:tt fancy this fabrication is. Ilere is The Monitor CAA,- aide of February 21, IS2O, from which the wur.li k Int.) my mouth are stated to be copied, an-I it cenia,es not only none of those wools, but the exact contrary .:f them !It represents me as say ing, " bad the fullest assurance of success this time." It then jnetly malo•s me add, that even if I should be defeated, I go and try it again. And so I will, Gentlemen, If I an ialive.-(Lond and repeated cheers for some minutes.).- Arid now lot ma id, what hind Of eattge that ir.est tie which is thus supported ? Begotten likviotence and im bression. nursed tn. hand mid Lthiebood, propped by ribes, backed by threats and blisdrinuii-ir its but:44 cools' be long, any more than its existence he} been efe dit..4b!e, I should • liegko to line my mild/ice in thou e laws of justice by which the affairs of the world are r.- speak-11. But our cause, how different an aspect dot it present. Its object is liberty and right-its foetal .• Lion is laid in the @stainable spirit of freemen-(.hear! -it seeks no impure alliance with selfish motives- .1 recoils from the use of harsh means-it stoops to no b4r or grovelling artifices. It deserves to triampis, an.l it will, it mast prevail. I see victory is every report fct.r.i all our districts. I hail it in the wonderful spetia. whirl. your unexampled perseverance displays to (fro. , admiration of ail your country; and I can .with honest cou'cienre congratulate you upon its rapid - Ppra.e.h, heC3tl4e it will tie the triumph of right over ence dui oppression.-(Loud shouts.) • TO THE GENTI.F.`IEN. CLERGY. %N' FREE HOLDERS OF THE COUNTY OF YORK. GaNTLlnlryt, A DISSOLUTION of PAR I.I.IIIENT having taken place. I no longer de:ny rtinotinclmt my inten tion again to make you a trader of may services at the ap proaching E!ection. At; my conduct has been now many years before you, It la ettnecessan for me to make any proi'e.vina of my prinelples further thin to assur e eon, that it his hem) my ennstant en deavour to maintain the imlnpendenee of in, country abroad, and her tibertie, a...! prosperity at loon-. I nme.ll, tienihonen. Your moat Gainful and devoted servant. Aske, !Harris 2, MO. MILTON. Last !turelay the Indepenelent Freeholders of West mongoloid again the pleasure of seeing musing them the eh/anion of their cause—Mr. Brougham. lie was met a fe miles from Kendal by thousands, who received him by ie most enthusiastic cheering, accompanied by the wavlg of flags and the sound of music Marking at the town, some doubt having arisen as to the cuistfuction of the late Ain of Parliament, the meetkg where banners awl flags hail been used was tlissoieJ, and Mr. Brougham afterwards addressed theinfrsin the Committee Rilolll, as follows: 0 4stirineo—lt may be necessary to apologise for lie De yo g i so long. The fact ia, that since we last mete melancholy accident has happened. The Consti •tutfln has received a severe wound by the la:e Act of Pahanient *pined public meetings, end some doul.t hating arisen upon its construction, it was necessary to ban this matter cleared up, lest we shoal(' all, without anwping it, heroine guilty of a misdemeanour. Of the Paiatateut which wade that unconstitutional law I wish le amok as tenderly as possible. It has a heavy *rennet of witty sins to answer for at the bar of the country ; Where it mist now appear to be judged. 1 do not thin.; twit'; worn Parliament ever sat; hut as it has now expire, let us give it the benefit of the old saying, awl on .. tnst and du our endeavour that its successor oil Im y • ttf Mai wiser, 1111 I avoid falling into the saute great fitilts.-ediesitletniti, it is with pride and exoltation taut I agai iiiii en pm here, and rotogr.stulate yon on they-on thiamin., the great inewease of that invincible spirit of indepeidence which lies already ta-glit your ails•er sanrsa lesson never to be forgotten. The reign of ors, eiolewe, of arbitrary 'intension, is happily at an end— yon eon destroyed lima. But unjust pun er is timacions of lira; like other noxious creatures, it will crawl where it cinuot climb, and when force no longer serves it will rsort to its natural conning.—(Lond cheers.) — I do nut wonder at these cheers 11-Ing bit long con tinued fur until the dissolution yon 113 .. h 4.1 deprived of you right hi meet, and tl:e uovelty of the thing gives t a kind of additional relish ; lett having exercised your teivilege, let we beg of yon to hear time now in quiet, for I have mate .moos uratters t.i coutinemicate. i be rest of the eountry, like you, has of late been silent from restraint, not that it Pit the I..ss. :nit heranse un just laws suppressed its voice, an i teamed Ow language af complaint into ewe') and hearticlt g roup , .—(Cheer- Mg.) —Excuse ins , I teentiemen, if I am hardly aide to go •n while your slitiois asernel. Store I last sat, you here. *e whole country has !wen still siteirr the new laws.-- (Cheers.)-1 see you are a little like our good neigh ,' hours the french, who, when Bonaparte, after gagging 1 them for a long tine, was driven away by the glorious victories of our arms, were so glad to regain their poli tital rights, that every one was afraid of their exercising them needlessly, merely because they were new. Let am however, beseellt you to hear me in silence, while t tinfolel some mallets which you must nevi r lose sight of, either in tlas continit, or at any future time. When I tint stootlV-nlitid ltd the cause, two yrars ago, I found evilrf irbel4 ilih'inost :onions endeavours made by the . e. ' osr. our adversaries, to excuse the Lord Lieutenant s two sons, by asserting, that be could F salt , . . .. v l ass,. Is he could get neohosiv else to stand. 1.. .. i , r, .. • • Tread about by dome pennon, in 1 e in public, in Teethes an writings, iitertou' l mull dogsrel verse, that Lore! Lansdale. wished any thing rather than to have both sans mewl; but he was skivers to it by a hard necessity. He had tried every moans to avoid a 'hiss% an painful to him, hut all in vami. lie had been to li.. Wilson, who refused ; to Colonel Smythe, who declined ; to Sir P. Musgrave. —no. They comba not say that they knew that Lord !misdate. hathheasioed Sir P.. would have run the risk of obtaining his consent beat Mr. haxell was said to have been asked, which was safe ' , mug!' for that worthy Gentleman, whom I highly respect and esteem, haviug long known bins and his family, and only regretting that lie is nu longer on the Blue side as his forefathers were. In short, every body was applied to whom there was no possibility of bringing forward ; and thus, many torn of our own friends were for the moment deceived—especially when it was t londly and solemnly asserted, that neverl again wool(' Lord Lansdale try his two sons. I own I ' did not believe much of all this—it looked mightily like I an artifice, and not like a very reputable one. But still I had tiu means of detecting it till now—and 1 now shall prove to yon, that from beginning to cu.!, there never' has been a word of truth in it all. As soon.as the demise I of the Crown made ao almost immediate dienailution ii.•- cessary, I saw at truce what must I e done to bring our adversaries to the test, and try what ali the pretences of going shout to find otlierCandi•lato s were really worth. I instantly took the field, and tlis•ir whole manoeuvre blew up; for without waiting above a day, the Colonel cam forward for himself and his hro:her • no waiting to con sult,—uu going to ;tallow Town fo r ' Mr. Wi6on„...;‘, Yorkshire fur Mr. Sunythe,—to ltelenhall fur Sir Pliiliis, —and sonic how or other, young AD. W. flaxen, as h forgotten as if there was no such person existing. although the Lowther agents had proclaimed hint as the Candidate, and his father load almost announced it at two meetings last summer. And HUN von see the reason of my losing no time in coating forward. If I had waited' a fortnight, we sl Id have had all Cie old stories over again. "Truly it is painful to any Lord bat how can he help it ? lie sloes not wish to set up two sans—not he—the furthest thing in the world from it—but he has been every where round the country for a candidate, and can get. nobody to stand. Ile has tried young Mr. I laxell, as was promised repeatedly—bet lie won't stand—so now, however reluctautly, he again is ' rappelled, whether be will or not, to set up both sons." Gentlemen, I have pot an end to all• this hollow pretext for ever. I have stripped away this false disguise dung over their rotten cause by the 'Lowther agents. I have made the Lowthers, th'emselvcs, come forward, and show you that they never had a thought of getting ally other candidate ; anti that Lord Lonselale has been tra duced most shamefully by those who have represented him as trying to find Mr. this and Mr. that—or unwil ling to start two sons, or meaning to set np Mr. Haxell's son—or any man's sou but his own—and that he never in his life entertained a thought of any other candidate bat his own two sons. This is now proved by his own admission beyond the possibility of a slouht ; and, among others, I mist Mr. W. Haxell now sees the whole matter in its true light—and no longer dreams of iVestinor lanai. But, lientlemen, this also explains to yon the rage of the Lowther agents at my Address. It put an end to the possibility of their old trick bring played off again ; therefore they have attacked time with the most malig nant, false, and hypocritical invectives, of which I shall only give you one specimen. They com plain of my Address to you being dated on a Sanday. And wily not? Do these base creatures not know that by law I was bonnil to devote that Sunday to Parliamen tary duties?—that I, and all ether members, were re cifeed .by law to assenoWe in the Home of Corunteos, nnenisnonsty, That the list-:ssed state of the 1.013141 Te :11 Agrieulture of this orwe Ippy country. the .dscontent, the attpeavitett nod -iv , re'iolniittir dig veu whieilistAlithlso many classes of the community, dema n d :waken consideration of the whole body t (J.:lectors of the kingJoas, and of sore mere parliesinrly then of the f re diolee... t I This important Aletnipotitan County. c el wAs..4 tnini.ncusly. That in this deploy? hie state of directly to subSert ail 110611 order, nod to 4entillife ter pe , ple, we cannot faii to distoter cau,c and 41 41: and while aedeplore a trOtatlnit so utterly beyond our au! a debt for which the products industry of the „ c ams for ages to come hen been mortgaged. we feel. that .1 hstialt !%erettifore returned to Parliament en avowed par .,, oil •v,tein so sieloas. wr hare ourselves contributed ripsawes of whirl, we complain. Rotelets! esionimintslr. That it is our bounden d a i s .. as sr , ear rcim.ry. and aesire to a•-rt the iznp.•:cling stone Ina* so. threatens its destruction. to Amose for our Re urrsretaldior io Parliament sues tern aloi.e as will check r • f i t tihninistration, whose toonslitc• of foreign roiicy sr, founded on any thing else but British prinei pas. end whose plias of dotnesile (i.;settatatent are in open vielstien of our mound Coustittn; litesoived u:!anintoitisly, Thai to obtain Au regress of our grievances—to restrain the inerea sicg initialler of the Crown -do rester, the country to its witot,sl sigcsr--a rim 00 1, :woe; for a r..tileils in the R4furnt of the Con.inidis* !Louse arir.ia.sete, in a full, free, and fair Representation of the Pc•Pk% lboolved snsnimoosiv, That thf.i Meeting k of ..pinion. lit to eteetinK Simnel • Chatt...l Whitbread, tag. thy above Ojtets will be attainerl, as fir as he is iarliridnnllc eon vrned;—the ardent bat st-rdy patriotism of his lamented tad the weal and alaeritv evinced by libass:i on this made:), srler k et th e eenetestom that the t1:141.• of Whit 'mad wiii main be found defending the people's best rights sr, dearest interests. &solved unanimonsiv. That this 31 •ioinst neither expert, nor would altos, Mr. Whitbread to -moiler+ his personal eat and indepeutlester, be hazarding his private fortune in staate-it undertaken at ti.eirsolirltaiiina for public, not pri nk advantage. They therefore morMistly roeornsm.nii that s r i me , iit,..eription should be opened for the purpo , ,e of ays the aereisary enpeales.of his Eleethan. anolvolunaniihotoily—"Mat Charles Calvert, E at . b e re _ gusted to Inks upon himself the One" Trensnrer. and the. liaising Rankers be rerptested to receive vabseilptions lininmersley and Co., Messy.... Comity and Co., t and Cu., Messrs. noire. Barnett. sad Co. . Rat st'oseriptions he siso remise., at the Central Cow ** Roma. held at the Freemasons' Tavern. Mt. Martin liming left the Chair, the Thanks of this Meet ir.r Were unit.imati , ls rqted to him for his able sod Impartial cosi:lac un this occasion. TbaCentral t'orninitt?tt will %it daily at the F s' Tatra. u;ii.re all constanoicatioa topical*/ 11:7 8 Z i on sif le thanAtero, received. and the vtaet Ceimittee avant' CU be ad% etti,ed foi Hui itb. TO — W: WORTHY AND 1141)EPENDENT FREE noLDERs OF TIIE cuirsyY OF flOrlsilrAXX. GINTLPII3II •• • 1 AVING been itellenc`ntion this day by the Res.vistinet ni o waieseeellf and telpe , :table Meeting of Tree%andtes. to Oder alvaelf as a Candidate to represent the I mint Its Parliament, I •••:emill feel ta)sell Ijj'h lira itereliet!on of duty. were 1, in the.e eventful times. hesitate in amending to a prnposal at once so honourable and 44) aralih ill;. aksown as 1 am. 1 ran only ascribe the distinctions unki )on skit in confer on me to the veneration in which ion father's minor) is held. I feel prou:l of being his stn. and shook!! be elected one of your Reprexntatise:. it stain always be wy micas our to serve you with the same in tegrity sad uprightness which over marked his cotkittet in I remain, Denticaten, Your truly obliged and faithful servant. fitVil:Kl, (MARIAM Freernasoas* Tavern. :March 7. ibtrik I regret that the shortnes4 of the time will not permit tae• t wait spin every Freeholder previou, to the da of Elec t en. hat 1 trust that those whom 1 may omit will not , te the omission to an% want of reaped. TO THE WORTHY AND INDEF'ENDENT LIVERY 0? LONDON. Gewn.nonn. GRATEFULLY do I acknowledge the favour you have this day isonferred uo we. By your at hildance at the Common Hall. you ha: e begun your fulfit eqnt of the promises that on my l'avysis I received. monied as I hate king been to your protection, 1 connig c.pr. vs my feelings for your unprecedented and nearly I.,,atiimons support. To yon nlto have manifested stir!, kindness ft may appear unneresvnrr to ennonnce cry wishes a. to your future conduct; but pardon me if I state, that your t ,r;y Votes will much increase ivy obligations, anil assure not enly my return, hut my continuance in that honourable whitt, by your independent assistance, I at pre rot occupy. Amonr all }war friends also allow we to en !rest your prompt, active, and continued exertions, and be lieve me to rinsain, Gentlemen, your faithful, devoted, obedient servant, MATTHEW WOOD. Tuesday Evening. March 7, IS2O. __ STATE OF THE FIRST D %ICS POLL. Wood - 1114 I Woithman - - 01 Wilson - Ina Fortis - - - 70 CITE or LONDON 9LIKTIO.V. ((e. ref inteNl from pinker q.) After Mr. ‘Vil.on hail sat data, the newel proclama tion was made by the Town Crier, and the Aliitratel were pnt in rotation. The reading of Mr. Mdernaa Atkins's mini.• was received by groans, about., hi-vr• . whistling, and hunting, as uproar tint Itages all ew scription. Soma atter the Crier anaonnce'l, that the Sheriff% war.. of opinion that the choirebf the Livery bad fallen opt).* Matthew Wood, Esq., Alderman and tishtuoti.ter ; . l oll.‘ Thomas Thorp, E.q., Alderman and draper: Kobe': Waithman, Alderman and frausework-knittOr ; and upon Thomas Wilson, Eaq. This intelligence was se i - reeled by • nse cheering, and the " chow of ha/1u .. gave place to a ceneral waving of hats. It was then announced, that a pull was demanded t y Sir William Citrtis and the Lord Mayor. _ 113 04 • - - I Lord Mayer - Committee for conducting the Election of Mr. Alder son Wood will continue to sit daily at the Mead Rooms. latenton-street during the Eleatios, and l•arnrstly incite any colownsiicstious that can prostate his success. Tter 1 11111111111 l then took their station% sod the po i lets .ipene(l in the mood form, the Liverymen vut:•e' fur the several candidates as fast as the crowded state Gt slar hall svon1:1 allow theme to vet to the hastiugs. PTATE Or Tile POLL. Mr. Alderman WOOO - • • leti • Mr. Wii.som - - - - - - }lr. Timer - - - - IvS .Ir. Alderman WAITHMAN - - • 94 Sir W. l'uorts - - • - - :0 The LORD MATO' - - • - - After the state of the poU wu aanouscell, which *— stated yesterday, THE ( - AUNTY OF BEDFORD ELECTION. 14E. PYll's COIrbtITITE meet Daily at No. I TX kik SOUTH A MYTON-STRRET. BLOONetIBURY, where all r. , ftiortnieations relative to Ibis Election are Fr .! wl to be Mille. c,:bruary. 1940. TO THE Fit d' E HURUESSES OF IPSWICH. II CST LIN KY. A REPORT hat ing been circulated that we 111. have withdrawn from offering ourselves as Candiilntel t•, represent the Rummy!' of Ipswich In the ensuing Perna "Pell. we chink it rich , rtsitheiv to assure you, that having 11, With the most Ilatterina aatieneuuraglag messes' at lips ekb, London, and all parts of the country, it is oar axed acd unalterable tleternimation to persevere in the contest, shit, the PIIP'IIV is in the arid, until every Freeman than have bad an opportanity of exercising big elective franchise. Mr. Aldernma Woos raise forward amidst bed an.: leng-continsed acelasmatiess. He had asked the !mutt - men of the Livery for a stimulus, and that bad beeo very kindly granted to him ; the state of the pull o s. gratifying to him in the extreme. He hud moo)• to ve a gavot them to place him every secteedine tier isthe situation in which he time stow!, and be %strata du It • utmost to make them an ample reters—(great au please.) Mr. Vitt.som did not renew to himself any merit nu account of being placed in his pre sent clouted rhea tion but it would stimulate hint to pmtimite thcr rights and interests, and to protect their privileges. Mr. Alderman Timer stated, that it wits quite sible for him to express his gratitude Cor IfIP howtti that bad that day been roaferted arm him, both by tie show of bands, and ty the respectable stuirson !.e held on the poll. If he should Emily swot, be We hare the honour to br, with great reepeet, your eery obedient and humble servants. THOMAS BARRETT I.F:NNABD, WILLIAM lIALINAIAND. e• Cbenerry-lane. Tbc Coatmittee is dm interest of Mr. Leonard tad Mr. INtlimand sits every stay at No. 68, C :in ace ry -lame, aid No. 21 , Clinton -street. i; . I I 4 l . DAMT INDIA irourcE, Jae. IS, T ILE (own/ Directurs uf G4e Li niled Coin pony of JferrAants of England, eroding le the Nest ladies. do !wren,' wire \Alin% That the Traissier Rooks of the said Company's Stock will he shut on Thursday. the id of March next. at Three o'Clock. and upeced again on T.ieralay, the ISth of Aril follywieho. - y That a Quarterly General Corrt of the said Company will be held at their House hi 1.441414itha11-street. on Wednostlay. Melted of March next. at Eleven o*(lock he the Forenoon. That a Gimeral Court of roe slid Company will be held at their Noose in leadenhull-orret. on Wt4,lnewiny. tt.e 18th of April next, from Nin.• o'Cioc4:. in the. Allorning until Rix In the Evening. for the Eleetion of Sic l)lrectors of the mi.! Company for Fonr And that the Lists of the Members of the ssiJ Compiny will be ready to he de:here:l, at this House, on Sotorday, the of Alarch nest. JUSEPII ILIRT. Secretary. RRITISH PUNT if %NCI? %CTORV. et. Queast-reiterr, Cif r s cse LONDON. UPTON and Co.'s Cheap, Durable, an d im pene,rgible P.% INTA. rer rw% I per cwt. Invisible Green - 44 ) • filf.ne Colofir - - /Ss. Olive (}teen itts. Ran.* - - - Fine deep Oreei -112 s. lAV bite - - - 404. Dark Red - - ▪ Vellffw - - . 1164. !bight Red - - Wis. b:ate and Lead Colours 40s. Cluicolate - . Prepared oil to • .i t for use, per gallon, 41. &1. Linseed 011, Turpentifis , ., aid Coll.firs of every description, These Paints are vor3 ornament 1. an.l may he applied with great advantage to all tile purposes of tiseful Painting, inside and gpt, where n hand.owe appearanee, noel eecinonl. are eioisidera•lows. For park-palinga. out buildings, otitis. au:l plaster front+. iron and wood rafting. and shipping purposes. they are peculiarly adapted. as they resist the effects of weather in an unusual degree, and see a cure for the worm and dry rut. T:fey also cuter a airfare nearly twine a- gold as other Palms. and way br= with little trote!•l.., requiring o n ly t o b e thi nne d with a or Prepared 011. V' Reined C. Tar Ttrown, 10s, per ewt. Vrtra , mhes. Re. Re. FRO.II TCESI)43.XboN LORD CRAMBERLAIN*6 OFFICE, AlAaca 5, WA The King has been reit-Jot:4y as to ppro:qt the Rev. Pradsfidt Itlns. , •vrt-. A. M.. anti the Rev. Janes Sitiveler to be joint officiating t lanplatias to his Majesty's flolsehcl.l. B INKIZUPTCY EVARUBD. 11 , 11.yseb. Church-street. tipifelfieis, sik-zstaseseterer. from March 11 to ?.lirch d.i, !it Guildhall. RANI. itUPTIC J. Lister and J. R. Lry, L•ineroyd-bridle. Yorkshire, dyer , . to tor-en•for Mareh VI). April 1. and IS, at the White I lorse lon. II tutilersfteld. Attorneys, Mr. Pracr, lindderstield ; and kle,nrs. Stocker and Co. New &nivel mud, Carey-stre.o. W. Dale. Yorkshire. woollen-draper. Alrreli 1114. 29. and April IS. at the C•iiirt-ttrome. Lewd.. Afton's.% s. Messrs. Lambert an Son. Bedford-row. London am! Mr. Bloome, Lords. J. Aunger. F,Neter. woollen-draper. Nlareli 2S. 29. and tprll IS, at the New Loudon Inn. Exeter. Attorneys. Mr. R. Britton, Old Brund-street, Lou. sot ; and Mr. C. Britton. Exeter. J. Hunker. I:Winn-street. Rohn. ready furnishing-irna monger, March 11. *l, and April Ili, at Ouildhall. Attorney, Mr. Fisher, Inner Temple-larte. J. and C. I.) ne. Ensbury-square, merchants, March ti 3, and April IS. at Guildhall. Attorne)s, Messrs. 1$ aller and Rankin. O'd Jean ' . J. Macintosh, kingitun. Surrev. maltlter. March I I, 21, and April IS, al lauildhall, Lvadou. Attorncy., Moans. Blunt and Boy. ti.n If. Broad-qtrert-huildinvi„ London, J. Smith, Do..en.ter. grocer, March 49. MI, and April IS, at the Mail-coach Tn:. i)onraster. Attorneys, Me.sr.. Wat kins and Proly, Lincoln's-inn, London; and Mr. Water worn% Ilinenstrr. J. and T. Atkinson. Bradtird. Yorkshire. wine-merchants. March 17, IS. at the honac of Mr. J. Spink, Kirtdall-hridge. fleadiagiy. Yorkshire. and April IS, at the Court house. Leed.:. Attorneys, Mr. Mailman. Middle Temple, London: and Mr. Rimiu;ton, 11. Loin, Duke-strArt.West Smithfield. butcher, Nis reh I 113, and April IS, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Smith, Al dermanbnry-Posters. J. Keates, Endo°. Staffordshire. Innitolder, Mareh 14. 13. and April Is. at the Queen's !Lad Inn, Leek.. Attrrneys, Mr. Heatheote, Leek; and Mr. Falcon, Elareottrt, Temple. London. C. Rinadon. Weston-snper-Mare, Somarsetshire. inn bolder, March VI, tL and April IS, at the Red Liuu Inn, Somerton. Attorneys. Mr. Chilton. Chewer, -lane, Lon don; and Mrshr.,. Score and Long, Sturmheater Newton, Dorset. - _ F. W. Rosser. Bristol. •usar-refiner, March 32. and April IS, at tile Rummer Tavern, Bristol. Attorneys, Mr. E. Rigg, Serithamptorl-bnildiogs, Chanesey-lane, London; and Mr. 1.. Bin, Bristol. • DIVMENDS. April S, J. Butler. P►esent. Lancashire. nursers-man. at London--.tpril 4, G. !trans, sen. and ti. Evan.. jua. High-street. Southwark. hop-num-hints, at Guildhall— April IS, W. 1.. Brown and T. Hunter. Wood-street, Cheep side, warehou , emen. at Guildhall—Marc:l 04. A. M. Robin- I son. Kingston-upon-Hull, milliner, at the White Hart Ta• Tern, Kingston-upon-Hull—April I, T. Lingham,Worcester, meelman, at the Star and Garter Inn, Worcester—March W. Jordan. Barnwood. Gloucestershire. corn-dealer, ■t the Ram Inn, Gloucester—April Mk J. Grime. Bolton. Lanca shire, upholsterer, at the Star Inn, Manchester—March 9.5. A. D. Weleh. Leadenhall-street, elopseller. at Onildltall— March IL R. W. Rumford. Bartho lom ew-lane, Rot al Ks cLaage, stock-broker. at Guildhall—March YS, J. Braith waite, Leeds, cloth-stereltant, at the Court House. Leeds — April ik T. IlarJing, jun. llcistone, Cornwall, grocer, at the RuissoerTsvern. Bristol. CERTIFICATES—Maio QS. J. Wood. Walsall. Stafforitsbire.iiiicTrLi.. and J. Phil lips. High Holborn. Mass -dealers—J. Haddon. Toll-square. ne w North shields, p-owner—E. Pentbeau. Peterborough. haberdasher—O. Mgr. Holborn-bridge. sllverviaith—il. Yates. Liverpool. aserebent.--W. Nixon, Worley, litaforl sOire, dealer and ehapsaii.