The Statesman. — London, England, 1819-03-15 00:00:00

1 ° a , Ar,44Z a•w,A id:4,-001244" P e f t - . \ • C li 1 C 43419A4F1A 02 feitent: 47..4 a . .- .. • . .. . g • il. ---k. ‘ ' : '-r"C , ' ---''' . • ' '.. t I° ,;.01110 t •! s, . . Mint 1 1 • . .. UP Irall;11M • N . 1. ND 4089. LONDON, MONDAY, MARCH 15, 1819 PlutE 1( gh Caade of faic4 Xanyielen i i;d' ‘4 o;c4i et of_ rincy (lied on as etcafiai" , EAST EMU-MOUSE. Mara 13. 1819. I~~RF COURT of DIRPC7I9RS of-the UNIT- A HD COMPANT of MiECIIINTS of ENGLAND Podia: f. Mr i.e! Indies, do Itore&g gem Naha, 'Net lb f .Ilooleg Proprietors. politico! ahr.reblir foliate, b mr. y c In the CO lietities 4 the 71h Chapter of Ike K. Leos of the saki Compoity.oloielle4 its wiling. in the g e moi,y, their desire of beesesiot Casdiailes fee the Mete t.. a. ni be roaeleg Elections of s Direttera, •• Wedoctlay, tbe ILL Apr I nest Al "X ALLAN. Em. HM. nunn LINDSAY. 11011. CImPRELL. Fog. JOHN NORMS. SAMUEL DAVIS, Esq. DAVID SCOT . JOSNIqf DART, lisiretery. COSTOM•9OIII3M. LONDON, Marc►S. 1819. FOR SALE, by Order of the Hoe. lb* Camels. shares ud Ms Majesty's Cesissurs. no Tureshse She 16 11 1, WilergAgy Owe 17.1, Thursday she Isll., 'ad ifridiseibe 191 k Mc et Oat seClearit ris the Afternoon sureetelv.at the Cemasav (ha Sale Btaoey, Misselsgelusess sly fisli•swisse Minds, FOR IMPORTATION I Roil ladle am sulker fuetss il a prahshseest (4.44. refs *ON. spire. Mal tevar, serer easily. unsarissds, sureasks, shassuers. taphses beak. puree hassiltais, pirosses, proles, desk, plate glees, sae shwa Mee. _ sore HOUR CONSUMPTION. Fnmesiegerita. whiskey. wilt,. ~gees, china. tea. mil*. ett.welase, awl sew gererery. tainaritid., igeredes, verdi gris, d ryas. .tobcpeee , cnppes-p'ete s fnr ear , 'OW vEw. avg. sewitrei agitated Li,k.li, asevlin, .bawl., lace, grotch. sureties eel ether Jewell. sy. gongs, prints. pictures, wilt wto rat. encash *web** amid t aft, deals, voebtlegt, acmes. bolts. sant*, tabocciseslies sad c bed wadi, other gond• as receti•oted I. the Cataloger. deer of all duties. 'roe tob.icen-asbet, cinders, aded sdbeern hail met le lets 933 tent, to be ele wed at the soiree* earebnave, Lnoilets 1)... ha the deal.. staves. eutiveitay. heats, gad binae, at the to tgravind. Itadsttbilltet ea ail liir .(her sends at the Klage:s Mambas*. ravieerbeiese. oat at Globe-yard. sad Lisette..., Warebeeset. Lasser Tbegorietrret i ea Illeanida" the Iltle. Friday the Mb, Seteniav the 134, mad Mneday the 15* lost. Sam Tel edit* Id the Morale; in Three in the Afterenna. 1 4 .1. Comb bowed at this Sale mew be paid for at the Re. eciver of Viso awl Forfeitures Ogee. Cn-tom.bsswe, ite er before Saturday. the Wib ef April. 1819, or the deposals anode tberrae will whinletch berme Cached. Ciori.versio lw had at the Cis.l Werthouse, Coh' , ionne. pi kat L. each. A SINGLE TICK I? lIAT CLAIN ALL IHRKE PRIZES AF tAI,000! AND EYEN A SIXTEENTH 11A Y GAIN FULL 210,0031 .f 11 DISH, Uostructor for this two lest Lotteries, • nls mg asse Amer, Thmkt to bus Isnot Friends. She Public. far She sehosetted pmrsonlit he on en...smokily creamy awl her Imre to meows' or thee on Ito ON. es (.• essal) bekss mow armload Ism toos of asy saber ONer.lorper, m he mid so shr Cootract jots Smoked, 6.53 i . ahtoo I $ Names 5.151 UM; Is II Shares amides vateme what Capitals ; And he hops he shall as usual) toad MN as she ramie* of From, id she GRAND STATE. LOTTERY, Whisk Makes XISS M THIS MONTH (March). The *Anne esaphas M leak Teams. and rowaSas THREE GRAND PRIZES of /HAM I awls. 51 eater CaMtalo. ALL STERLING MONEY. _ _ _ (bodement tit ass Slack Priaro)—fly a *mei arvasee. Immo sf de &hear, certain Prises me emitted 4. Tichero. which may enable the 11.444er of • Slagle Tithe( e. Amnia all Thom Mom of AD.= mid moods Holier of ors mall • Share or MI gl Sera b. mar eet tb• Petard, Sum of dt104.0 Nil •haeld the Hoiden of els Prises emitter is Ticket. w rb to dispose of them. wish .at tattier the Chums of the Wheel, there it little doubt bat they weld cell them before dawn to great advantage. Tickets sad Simms are setting at 81911'S Oder% 4. Cons hill. awl Cha rism-eroor. irsoft.so t and bv his Attests Is the Cavalry. of whom beiresseo. with tell Pandemic, ray be bid 001111... •• • I, wm be ablerwed. there are Three !•A.OItO Pile-a la 1116- I.llrev 8 and l • perm Ir•tlrry BISII aulJ Three Prays ie./10414 ALL IN SHARES!!! ST - elitot Thio day wed pablisned. A New Editing, parr S.. Mourne/et whit Con., 1. 4 PRACTICAL TREATISE on the PR EVEN. rm. TION and CURB of the VENEREAI. 1)13F.P.31: In biith Seises. and its menseroseores: in which a mini a 4 .41f troltil node of iientmeta i, pointed out, inehrlina ninrirro 1.• en qtrs. sures, Cutaneous Ereptiww. Inutainare Vetere.- , J Qis ch.,. hr. :mewled an a Guide against tut dongeront elect err thi. Mineral inaladr. By P. M. CATON, Unreal'. 10, Rinithope-street, Newcastle...levet. Mr.soel t sad lisle of the United If •opitals of qt. T.tniano and nir. 4. ATR EATISR ea INIMIKSTION hco. IC hq Enquiri Iloto the Menses arising from and coaseeted with the Finings,- at Ilse SiermotA. with Remark, ow the Lief', wol itsintlierie. nw the filstrir Sim... To wltkh ore prealed. wow reaeral Oh' PIRTIIIIOOIII tin ftcrephahms and Cronneons Diwasesi ere 3.. 3. pertri.Att TRRATISE im the PR EYE% nom 411.' . CURE of ;ht. difetent STACKS ihe 3STIIM %u..A %3 13- ?LIZ COUCH, wRh new and sarcessfal lastraciiso. f..r the Prevention and Treatment of Asthmatic Fit.. You'd' E.-lolled. ;wire 3.. • 4. PRACTICAL. ORSf:RVATIONS ors the 11ERII.1 Tike, ' , mond and antaired, el' the GENER.ArIVG Ott GANy of both SKIES. including the Theory of Generation, Re ; pr . ier . ? . .. . _ _ _ to..A PIiACTICAL TREATISK es YEN %LK DI E.1 1 11:4, unriggiaz Oternalitemeli retigroion, Lattrtiow, grid tier I).”..rdrri inr.J.at to Wow impetigo' ringer'', prier 34. gel. Piloted for SYtrea•.d ad Prtensmart-t.or s War. •e:%, 79. Lett.b.r.l-itrrel t mod C. ebispi.lo. 66. Poll Meg. RAKASIRI. WE are nnieested to direct the attention of pee. sons aMieted with rneoinl or 1...t1i1y deroy, armour de eiliiy, irowsid wnstittgs, too. of ripprtioe. indigestion, depreolnn of spirits, trembling or inc int e be horni...cortooir nog miser kind of eruption. n.thnsas. ulcerated thymic. lopoiswa wealinew, paint in the limb. and joints. ettuatapthre \Ails. nod all ressittillmn.! complaint.. immediately to midge trial of the rriebratra CORDIAL HAI.NI OF RAH ASIR!. wr Notore's Itessatative, or prepared asd add, whaling* and IP4IIII. bp' C. J. JPCOMI, U. U., of the Kra Load.. Meeicol Ebrehlishorat, 7, C.namm-wreet Raid. St. Genrge*, in tin. Lia. Um/me. It is uaiorrsidly strknowledged in Im the nowt oglerblibe and p. .dal restorative is aU the above rrim plaints ever divervveted r it thins the blood, r..-cs the mitt yinletn p.irs is the head end rloasach. rind yro sales wale perspiration.— is utterly irap .ssible f a innntiNge is clefts , , sir timphrore in vital, satirically ihr •11nr nf this wonderful and ioromporalste Medicine in ••••torinit heald Oa the alined, and gletiat vans, to lb. aced : Ibna.und, Las. in( been restored In velem AMIS. after having het.. PO Pt* doled by aileron dire,rer. as • Lore bees devtinitrd nf. Dm only by their Nowlin. bet she by their profitusinonl at ioogost • Gy appoiorment of the Privrietor, in hot,: .1 11.. meek " to...tpasiMw Is oar, Ids. emit t or four uttaidities in one Vii, bottle. for Hts.. dui) nu - hided. he winch oar 11.. Wale ▪ reed. This hastiroalle Medici., wilt keep to all thaws, miltd mar be had of Berets, sad Sao. Fleel.eleite I Vole, 4s. Conshill i H. J. Prensa. 101. Strand i J. M-liarea. 1541. broad I Ride, 56, Piero/ilia t Barker IYS, 111440 a-meet Clamart. 76. Oxford street' Tots. klidelie-reur. Holintra to hs Ile east respectable Medicine Venders in every pan at the kingdom. Dr. C. J. JOMAD totes th. return opportunity of as. Mewl. to Me Public. thnl he , t•II Benner Its .ftidy ezelovivo. h to the tore .f portwolor emnploutt. t it.ton regent otrinbrr of the n 6 721 Cfliirer of rh, WI., he Glen. poverty man pertain ono rare foe every elms. of MTV WM relosatioe lionevrr lone quinine, or of the .ao inrrirrittr kiln, are he in •emh•durperiorret.Je efl RIP oraloperiltivant reirutollyetiree lir. C. J. imams env be conwised. by all ...ohs iron mi... it. the softrolne till nor is the evening ot she Lon Loon. kir& 1 . 4,141.1.avivit, 7. Coortonerren R. 414. meow the cementer tin Rend turnpike, St. Georges is the WM BRAMAR'N PATUNF LOCK 4.-111, Stereo s. saireadl for As • *kip (rlitti Iwo boos for spoof& of thirty trews before the Psof+e) hook* ortiolossof /silos of isfertor Istlineioto from woriosot ports iff 14 vtootrit J. DEANA 11 +ad SDKS ore totiotfd to rive this N Kt. OM Oil tech Lori. am *reef thole raiseetiser wive the wee aid atliffefo sitAmmi, 14, PICCADILLY/ 4,1 1 ,1 11 re aro Hew. J. ftaffS avail theatiebri of shim eppertisitt tolltio their Primes owl Vimpliyehe tl ' , rectal. that sbe bore WA, imomliced a. tiormast ionpnvehtests. which hag cit.* tterottly lorrtated the advaisfoces arising fres the Ilse et The 10E1(1144AL PATENT LOCK. Oa the he of Aped mil le palahhed. Price 4e. I. repel hrs. «ds. In mew fto. eleinsody printed nod bef-prinsea. Tionier XIV. er VIEWS of the SEATS of NOBLEMEN end v GENTLIKM ail Wales, Steilaad, sea im bed; Goo thaw6ags as Br J. P. Nita I.E, Amber of she" liirletraelre-eflt fite . try end Antigelike ef Werelosirr Abbey." ei. itittroved to the hoe roolorer. orre trot Aotitts; whs. pooled irktt Lottee-proot Daortort.e, GooOlsome. I. The Woek will be bewdsonerly printed Ia regal wino, ended. aid published msnehly. 1. Rath Wilieber will eseniain bra hiehls finished View% oe. componied 'ebb appropriate Dreriptimp. ; yn.e M. A few tool's will he beaulifell% waited is royal gamin, wide Yroofe as India Paper I prat. R.. each. 4. The Work will we (Bored Si/ Volume., feat eolonee to eseeersia melee Narbers. • To.. litss V-loroe I. now re,d, for delivotv t rke of the TO% al Pro. 21. 10s. in iroorcli, mot of ww royal lin. 51. Load. o : Priorerl Int Shr. sv...d, Nevi,. owl Jaws. Parer. sower-row. and ...41 by all Moot ..I'ets and Prinnellen I of whom 111111 V also he Wod, tbe therwed form., 1111.101•14. CURTIS'S LECTURES ON BOTANY, CONTLETS IN THIRTY NV Pi i.Rs. This day was pablahed. Price Said., with rbe Plates Offal sly cawared r s Naiads, N.. 1. af na. A COM METH COURtiE of LECTURFA ow BOTANY, as dallwored at sat Balaakal Garde* at Lao- WO, fly the lode WILLI 4M CURTIN, Y.I. S.. of " The 8.. mewl Ibtigitahrt," the .0 Flsro &c. Second Fditiso. with J.H. wf the 04 ,11 61. By Dr THORNTON. The whnln /sem Ore , basilsowe Ifshow• Is Royal Octavo. ewbelli.hed with 190 sew Piste*. alowfsll4,•4lbe Prng.e.s of Vedristion, tbli &twit by.ww. Ir.wo Of% Mal aeniwiais, se.de rodrr the Author's dire Iwo. sad ("Twills Coisered fr.so Rotor, ; which guy be bad aka complete Is boards, price& t •r bolt hound Rawls, 41. Is. Lashio : Printed for the Propeleang NM by 1 1 0 411 /rood. Nerdy, aad Jones, Puterswier.row.wwl NI allow lbook-eLess TAX ON COAL. ATi aseteree• end revivable MEETING tor Ike INHABITAN TS of doe TOWN and 1.4b14.111401111. 11(KII) of rieldeld. held at the Cutlers' Hair, as W EDNES DA I. Mars 10. Tbe MARTEN CUTLER, is the Close. Revehed Unnoimancly. I. Thu rhis Steecop byee learnt, tb it net attempt la salt melting vs Wooer the Legkintere to impact a Tax na Ininee rit Coal s —s maven. *Malt they retard astremat "Bence vs for an it mum inevitably pr..ve injuri.ms to the Mass est. billeresei at Oh esentry, add pecaborly eembarrewhe sad 1"/ftve ie li. ..reveilles. :it, doe Teen and Nelehheerbaid. haat the '67o"i eveasepOse et Leal ei tee .11111•114 llMMOlfietereahetr earb.isb el. are pme.iarly berretiel is he setserte IMW Ir 14111.11111111.1. .time leacemele oe PN C. 41 may be reeaseal, art nosy~ n re* arterial. Mt alas as the mambas power opera width ail tel- Ineetares of lease ay searbleary are primarily de-et. L Tau it N ass only ettisimede deetable bet sboahwei ea tratiall to de endue id ear Moasitnetarm. mid the Weresl we &reign COMINIT, Odle eemeary, that the As reevetial ebb* Nose lMb peededie odtbeseMest nrOeloo ameareetseed ie this easerhe dreite, - emede e ea tar as pewee,. be exemposi from taaafea. _ _ 4. That eM Ilandhelerers a Ibis Time and Meiglibsurbesil have Inr several yeas, bad Sa eiridead wbb the mussel oat ilanid. vs owes of d• lereverisard bode. Obey therefore Oblelli aliNo• 611111piall, witlniet slam the Imposition of • Tag as Cowl, whir', wed airresurrili errant ti. kW IWM the pgice a tee ani els islirb they ineasiseivre, sod in coasedpitionit lenses et eves lissom brumes (direly prevent its cossanision. Ina firesta mark ii. where, from local and oilier mahogany., biliosir is essiside a rably abeam asil a formidable conspetion Is already oinidlard. S Thai theorem, it is net determination firmly led aniledil $ apprise. by every eriamitatoosull moms in tier pn.rr , any remoreve which may lime fee its_ ebteet. toe hispotimt elm Duty. twarever trainer flows tole" tmsl• i. That a Petition be therefore presentee to be Hew tbe Heme .f Oessaants. rityfai fiat as Tso a hatever may be im posed on tobuid Pit Coat. 7. Thin the Petition maw mad be approved by this Heel* and orsaiaslesrd y the Chnimmin I. the County Meatball. who me hereby mem reepetsfatly reqemtert ea prover the same to the Hee. Home eit Ceamwarm sad give 4 melt sappiest aeMey wet deem mom elfeeteal lee promote( the Petottenersfiemso impe:liie an 'fiat the Petition de reveals far Sigmateres at the Catlin' - 9. Ti•t • sii•ilar Prtisisa be p , esesied Is the B•• L•rd.. aid !bat ball Vitswilllu• be 'Amite/ a preseu Tbai lke Masser Coder. Mr. S. Lam, Mr. P. Brownell. Mr. Rhodes, sad Mr. B. ba)le. be a Cosenstote to carry done MewMohan Iwo (fees. JUNK FOX. N.C. Chairmen. 11. Thai ibe Visas of al. Meeting be wee le ilbs lLwcr Caller far his services ibis das Is She Omit. SAVING to TAILORS.—DESE CLOTH, of yews Beterty Wool. free fuse te three ebillines per yard Chreper. had the IWO Cusiebere• free lg. S. 6d. per yard I•mer thee of shy ether lbeper, cheer by the sue of AO , Viineat. Tbe geellliee will be fused to bete eerier &wireless. era well ebeeek. DIRTRICHQRIf, Weakte-dnaper, at the Shp of sir Weal perk, N.. 11. /Wheelie plate. llaird-street, Leaden, re nnin Ma raterei acluseciWpamet fir the II mem( ieppert be Ms Wendy experienced es a Meatine-draper, a. be very rerpeitaelly solicits as laspectien of his tuck by sac Gindleinaa et the taller* trade, watt bus net arced, otterwed its be perseisty a quality mid iffy le. pekes. VOYAGE TO THF: KORTH POLK. .... Tlb dor woo pohlloled. to lb. First Roadorr of . 1 hlrouldo Joors , 4l of Toyer, sod Tupelo." pricy Three Itilillaor rued. or Three tr.billiogs Aoki Altpurce la boars, with Ea. graeleer, AJOURNAL of tho Iwo VOTAGR of DIS COVERY to the ARCTIC RIit.IONS, pea rued se.. floes the 4th of April sod sAr Illtb of November. 1114, is Irk Atessoder. *llium Edward Palrs. Lieuhroast oafCureoder. By .sn OFFICP.R of the ALEXANDF.R. Printed lir R.e►ard ebillsprr sad rola by J•be Surlier, Sr. Pail% Chars ►.vase/ r mid by all Rookselleia. ••• T►e Serried Number, obieb will appear on tar ISsli at Aprst, wiM roasain a Ilissallsr of a T►r.e Voyaar is Os Wilma Sea.. la t►e Mrs% ay Jobs Prior, Ayq. Serneoirs wit► Plass t 9.. sewed. at b. GC ►.atrds. J erg rablisket. mai 44... - I. kneed,. ODIN. A Pam—By t►. Right lion. Sir W. DRusfmintn. Maher of N • Truslaili.n yr.km.," " Academical Pees- tiow." Tl*ly Pone It cYneerted - wltb the toed Interimlng ern .1 llonhen M,1611 ,, gy. iNd rely. prim-11..11y re the arias. .1 the Genie hyarte. ore. the Author. %Yarling hi.aelf of the I 'twee ol ne Pre% rood olietioti besides •oee probable coojecy l.►es. moppet-y. 4 to byre hen feseded by Phaneees. a..ld b. Meer% G. and W. B. Wlnnyher dessann sod Cs. • sod all other 14...b•ellerr. FOURTH EDITION. This day TIM patslished. prate 3.. dd. hoard.. Octavo, A N AI)OItES4 from a CIARGYM A N 1. his PARISHIONERS. With Making aid Ensile( Peavey. Hy R. VALPY, D.D. F.A.S. The s.kkei s treated its thin Aildresa Of Had—the 5... of God—tbe Halt Osisat—eke Triak!— Read tar Sersithires—l.carsiation isfJesto Christ— Dom& es al Jisaa Christ— It vorrertiati—lt.deasplioa—Juotilleitios— Faith —Harks—Works *kismet Faith—Faith w ithasit Work.— Union. of Faith add Works—den. oral Reward —Hessilitt ladiustee of the llolv Spirii.—Rrprioance—Roteserallaa Coaversiert—Detay of C..seivei.iseli—liar Vadviviaro—Prelleati. elation. Frreaciiil-• Priory—Pohl ie Worship—rime!, Pm ' s, —Aar emotes t—Visergiviart. of I n jus Yrnerailon to the Name o.4l—Relisikey Daties—Ca hortative to Piely—Poespev I. Life 7 -I.4? . .4Tivid 7 prat _ _ Printed hy A. J. Valpy I sad mid by [Appian and Co. mad nll Bwohrtlleys to Toms ono Co. ntry. Of wham awe aka be 14.11, b, I lir v•vito Auo:ar, SERMONS. la volame• btu. price IS.. A.d all ihe Autlielell Work. GREAK REPIVAGINT. This day was published. in Inn. prier itir. boards. brusbourely printed and litii-pierrrd. A NEAT Edstion of the SEPTUAGINT. silk ibe k POCRYPRA. inane Voinfte. The Frit is trikes boos the Oafotd &Orion of Sus mil ll..lnier. b..nie size as tie (;r Tess. ••• Tlas Editing is prlntevi is 1 vol. fur u,e is Churches sad Chapelv, av eseli ar the Liken. Also, is 3 vols. Iva. It. Igo. M. board., large paper, 41. The Ultl F:K TESTAMENT v a new with repine. 14 etr. from Hardy, Ropier!, K) pis,. ti.iteseaer, Reureasnalier, • At. is faail*r Laois t together *Oh iv:mallet passages from the flavors. Ac. Be. Ifirieslaseb'e Ya.isar Renthogs are general!) prewerved in the Motes. By the Rev. E. Volpe, B. O. I 'imp/ by A. J. Yalpy t and wild by 41. sad W. B. Wish fakeer L>ogsan sad Co.; BiJdwia sad Co. Patersostervrow and all iolser Knokseilen. LATIN ( - Logics. Thi.lllll was peblislied. N•i. 111• of TIFF: DELPHI N owl AltlollUll CLAS. 31e9, with the VARIORUM NOTEes price IN. 'Nesell, and IL 1%. law paper, till she 1w wf April. lON% wits Nie price will be raised to iJs., and or the Ist of Jeer to 11w Mete paper deottle. The whole will, i•O it were. ieeiirporwe the Delphi,. Yule row, and Ilipiest li41161111111; and wet maim ISO. loam exceed- We 13.) Perm Twelve to be peWisbed every Year, and I. be paid for on Elea 11.0ths are allowed for Grarlemeo abroad, mad teen hie India. The Work soy be teen al the prkeipal l A , glee, lb:rails whn.n name. "Inv e •e4.t. at t.. Mr. Valpy, by Wt. , * toe 1Y.414 bar be eajleol n. a prmwa. Total pr. at ?else. i ...... i 9 i parr ..aa aaurll . yrwp,rw•n may be bad at 21, Taubea-caart, Chancery. Mar, Lan.l.m. ISt% blase. , , 1819. iclTo•P; W;lthe rIELPHIN and VARIORUM CLAN. SICS will in ramie be neli.ereel ever% Ts• ALmwan ; angels Snlneralter ib..eld pa:Malawi) wi.h bb Part to be leo mosehl%. • A. eon tooltleiorn have not yet tent tarlr noses at fish- Ritbers the Mit lieleoftee be ogee,/ foe Ale it a lower rice, Mr. Yap, b.gs 10 mate. ant w vet, Pow copies 0..1 ire rioted toe t 0.., to mike It. peee.44 the p,..tht. M M lily of *eta daprrtiatrea.— Poch ill.ael tr. Val beliellteseJ ay. JOURNAL OF NEW VOYAGE/lira TRAVELS. Putaaird is the middle al the Mask BOOK•SOCI MRS. NEWS-ROOMS. CI RCU oaf No LIBRARIES, CONDUCTORS •r sCHOOL4, sad FATHERS N FAMILIES. are alike smiled io tbe parasite a tiliecoaaieal Periodical Work. h. c mans. beim. tot ante well adapted to grata popular pe seta. Aas .alamsed. ma peculiar star, er. tit karat sod gra tify the •Istr terierathm it an ray e spew,. The Fins Number, e.ataittsag the Jain el tompleie of as no m , r o vit ed 1. she late V.,, age of OW 0* '1 ) , la the Amite Regions, appeared no the 134 of Marco. and fame Neaten wit appear me she LSoh Emery Meath. Y Si. tact sewed. or 36. id. hoards. DINNER or rex FRIENDS ro rex INDS. PENDENCR •r WESTMORLAND. DU MOP she Elector. of Freotamorimod steeds( the 1.d.. peodelore 4 rem otlotteomoty le Hoolland, *mi. is Amt, the spirit 4 Freedom'. 'brio/hoot the whole Maiden. we. wish roadieer amiple.oare, mate way for theWerestiog Roped em' feAlewe t- - - - On Saturday the Friends to the Independence of Weeder,gland 'hued together at the City of Loodon 'Vetere. Th. y were 'beet 300 in number, and were equally distinguished for wealth, talent, and respect. ability. About tit o'clock Mr. Cerwen, who had to take the Chair, come into the room, accompanied by Lord Molyseea, Messrs. Wharton, Brougham, Graham, Harrison, Crackettiborpe, ke. fir., and was welcomed with t►e loudest apples'', whilst the music et the same time struck up the tette of See the Coopering Hero comes. After dinner ass finished,and the cloth withdraws, 114 CUAIRSIAN give the uses) toasts of " The King,' "Th. Panes Regent," The Army sed the Nary," which, with the exception of the fret, were drank with three times throe. In the interval betweee tech toast, the professional Gentlemen sang God save the Kitts. Hail Star of firoisralck, and Date Britoonia. The CUSHMAN then gave " The he,lth of the Lord Lieutenant for the County of Westmorland," with three times three; t►e toast was drank, but the cheers were Inaudible. The CHAIRMAn then said, that the neat toast which he had to glee, bore more immediate Whence to the object of the day than any of those which had preceded it. It was a tribute of respect to the in. dependent Etcetera who had distineuishrd themselves daring the late contest for the Representation of Westmorland, by their virtue and independence.— That contest was felt by them to be a contest which low/deed in its results every thing that was dear to Foiglishineo, and every thing that could confer grs• tification upon an honest heart. It was a contest &liming from every other contest in the kingdom ; for it was not a contest between two great families, ♦tto were desirous of obtaining a victory over each other—it was not a contest between two political parties, who were desirous of trying each other's strength—it was Not a contest springing net of pow,. la► off enc., or pulsator dislike to any part.es lar Candidate, bet it was an effort mode by the Pee. pie to recover that independence which their forth they had enjoyed. The Electors of Westmorland haul been reduced to as abject a condition es due Elec tors of Saltash, or any other borough; they bad felt themselves deg►aded In trobtaitting to a domination, •• lwhich for its arrogance and lajogrice was mitten, a fellow ; avid feeling as ones ne d lit to feel ender such oPPromion, they had Wed's smelt a manor ea men slight to act is order to •ortiperftrow it. 'rho struggle hod originated In the 'spirit .ipf the People; it had begs., indeed, in the metropalls, hot it had found every heart in the country Is tune to maiti*ain All kale* their duty, sad all had shown that they had coerego to perform it. The) hint mom baled against a combination on the pert of the Loar. there, which waatieltesoparelloteil in electioneering angle's: the MaTitary, the Clergy, th e res id en t Gentry, the leg linowledgo of the coonty, ell hod combined in one party to destroy the freedom of the. coon?, t and egotist this rolotial power the friends of Liberty bad nothing to oppose Parent the independent spirit which they bid inherited from their forefathers. The pow* , of their adversaries was power, which, from its concentration, 'was act. ing with redoubled force; and every men who op. peed it knew, that in doing his dirty, he *as sacri ficing his interest. lied the People been left to de. rids open the 'object, it would hive ended more gloriously for them thee it even had done. There were bat 2300 freeholders In the county. arid of these AN germ their votes in f of the champion who had been selected to Gehl their battle. There I were 200 more who had been prevented from enrol ling their names la the list of the defenders of their cause, by as objection whit* the Legislature bad not foremeeo, or for which, If it had foreseen, it had not provided a remedy. Thoseh the victory had not fallen to the share of these independent ozertions„ the h which they hod gained was destined to his immortal; for whets the Electors retired from the field, they retired dieoppoisted, bet not disgraced; and took along with them the regroup-of every horost man and of every sincere friend of Liberty. What, however, bed bees the triumph of their opponents? Scarcely bed they achieved their victory. before they begs. to be haunted with visions of future detest; whereas the very disappointment *hies had befilleis Oho efforts of the independent Electors, had bound this more strongly than ever to the cause, had vetted their attachment more closely to its supporter, and bad made them more determined in their resist. sacs to Its oppressor. Their opponents, Oa the con• leery, in the midst of victory were anticipating do. feet; nay more, were openly confessing their aatici. potions; for, if he was to believe what be had been told, they had determined not to persist is their mephitis% of always bringing forward two Mess. hers of their Noble family to represent the comity He would ask those whether this alteration bad bean made by any sense of the format. Impropriety of their conduct; he would ark them whether It had originated front the awakening of any generous feel. fog towards the independence of Westmorland ? They (the Electors) knew that this was not the case, and were aware that the only iteration which the Lowther' intended was, that the county should be represented by a dependent on, rather than a mem ber of their family. There was so hostility against its inisenee, if that Infloenee were only ezercised in s fair proportion ; but when it pretended to arrogate to itself she direction of a whole county, it was the it object of attack, becalm the etre* of Its power had become pernicious. At the neat Election, this, they were to haves nominee of this family, and wars to rest contented with so mighty a concession; in hie opinion that would be worse than having ose of the family itself, because such a measure was calculated to deceive those who were inclined to recede, and was therefore nothing more nor loss than a complete delusion. To such as arrangement he was more de. cidedly hostile than to the open sad undisguised do.. miestion which bad been long ezercieed over them ; because it presented a semblance of glory to their view, while it was cheating them into greater dish°. sour. The Elector, of Westmorland ought to be contented with nothing less thao their fell franchise. To recover this right, they had suited with them his Honourable Felted Mr. Brougham, who bad foaght their battle freely, fairly, and ably. To 'oppose It possible that they would terrifies hint who had been their champion whilst he retained, as be (Mr. Cur. wen) was certain that he (Mr. Broughams) weski ways retain, the principles which had recommended him to their notice, would be in Inset which they did not deserve, and he eroo!d not offer. He Wag well swore that they would never rest satisfied till Mr. Brisogham was their Member.—( Long and loud opplamos.)—They had nothing to compromise ; they most either be free or shackled, the lords of them selves, or the slaves of that mighty phalans which bed been arrayed against them. lie would not de tain them any longer; he noold merely desire them to charge their glasses, and in giving their cheers to bli ,cost, to give a long pall, • strong pull, and a pall all together, in order that their shoots might be echoed from vale to vale, until they reached in their career the hills and dales of Westmorland. He then gee,— The ledepadent PAWN'S of Weomortarml t sod their Chaos pow Weil Brwaglwase. (Lows and loud applause.) Mr. 1.340UG1S tst tiptersol his hearty thanks for the honour which they had done him In coupling his name with their cause. To be one, more rinem. bored by them along with the independence of West morland, a ou•e in which he bed served, in which he we. willing to serve again, and for which be would s , ctifice the remainder of his hie, he held to be no mean hosioer. Ile bed embarked slowly and celiac'. rally in the contest whir h had taken place; be wil i est almost say that it use without his consent, an I e;en contrary to hls consent, that he had e onartreit in that struggle. Ile need them and their clime an ape logy for this reluctance, mod with their pteradseion would state kis reason for h. Marius of petrinsitst contra:lace, which a ass alight „ fe►y causer' when