The Statesman. — London, England, 1818-07-06 00:00:00

DIAL, JILT 1.-.-Arrived. ...1 sena - the Worn, Shstp, front St. 'Dosdogo, and the Trsoby, tones, frees Junelea.—Ceeor down bre the iti, vg the' ship Sete for New York. — Ills Majesty's ship Setern,aad the aoyel Soesteigs yacht. reecain is the Dogs,. ' Me, P oR TSVoUTU. JO LT a•— Arrived yesterday m a j es ty's ship littplat, from Plyssouth.aad midi i 4 ma ' ely c i s hip Liverpook remotes at lipitheed ; *al fanner is • bound for Calcutta, aad will talus sat sil t lode quantity of specie. WATIRPORP. JULY 91.--Slikid his Malady °, ship . 4 1 Erne, en s cruise. , . . HARWICH, JULY tig—Saltorl the Henry Freight; clot for Cushsven • Nelson packet, for Illentod I' , pekes, , , mat the Charlotte r-CiLIIL .01' . GRUHRbiltgb, all wills ' /IRA. . Fautotrris. JULY B.—Sailed the Duke of .4' ....hot, with a Med for Lisboa ; mad the Woos* p r: l 6. - , w i t h ama r o t Gibrelter sad Melts. • ..., DIVNREG/rICN re..iln. 41,/altM4/1 e WOOD AY sis CONN/rag. ... • .On Freda! Fail II Moat uploaded esitseialassitat irea .. ' to. SI r. Aidersitio 'W eel blitie Celled t taestsd ft' • - a t the Albion Towle, w•lliniith, ket..l‘edin. • Chair. The Di the was 4.01411.010# . * .. served with every titlint7 et *be seatilati. _._ d a number of Pettietle Telliff tetra 'ailio, ..ii dop, evening visa spent with the greatest bmarity.. w 4 .1 much regret oar limits preclude us front giving.ticeic i an outline of t he eMe, eonsti ml i ons i, an d eipitiose s peech delivered by Mr. Winkel Smith on the etei.; l , ,:„,,. we m oit; therefore, contest ourselves an with re. ess ikips, that • more lorninoes, patriotic, d loaf r espire harangue we scarcely ever before board. — The relieving were the touts given t-- • The Kee. ' 'the P r i m .. Regret: 4 f soy br sever larger hi, Decimalise , . s. That the Creole it in wort hr-the brae.. of i.* romple." Tiw Quern. the Meuse Wake, tad the Female !Dusan of she Koyal Feeity.• sr Ow M ?heir Kora ill o hilenaa A, and Dedresetlfast. - • . tits Horst H*lntese she Wise a/ Pewee. thethe/Mt: Sir-Coootry, wa d the beaceoleat Yams of glen II natio.. . , That upright and indefatigable Megislrele, Mr. ASO IMO • Wised. Mr. Alterauts Them. ' Mr. *Don. Mr . Waithoss. awl Mr. Will es timith. the was Wriing et Civil use settstias Liberty. The I)ep h uty efiairstee at dm) Cametive. Mr. Davies. lota graters , ' awake fir Weave& moo noion4 •iore ice-. -•- The Hight ti•Dourater Hooey Wry Deserts. the irked a Jima,. ty. • ... Mr. Givers sad Mr Inobrn.Weisoo;thr Free sad Repeeseetetiver effoe Sou .1. Sir Mattel Hominy and Sir Fres& seam, aid she an , of the P* s i. le Wousitietter.. _. . Mr. Brougham. sell 'tow+. le Me teeniest' bite Omit 'lndependence iii *rimy MOIL • • .. - - The priociplea which expelled the Smote. Oedititte4 She Howe of Rrisiooriels on the foresee. Ike MU 'Livery of Londoo who voted Ow Mr. A * Weed. .. ) The Elreton of Nnrnl4. t , Hroprelo bility to Ow. Crowe, durability le the 0010114 0 1 1 , and prosperity Se the -1440 e. • , sheet 10 o ' cloclai The Chairman left the Chair and the cootiviality of the *yeah* WWI kept ap la { bite boar. • ..:. GEkttl .".B 7 l ......0....‘• ' • '' 81E81 usoks it stirsiop. l e switis-rMt. Crieltlit and Mrs NAOS& Paussainst•••Sit Jests Milltlrellehy. 14 mat (oa.).—Colasol CreaMo mad Ow le 4.0114 X. 1 8:41 prib liono's Cootithallsablis Offe 1P688 111 .0t . Comm , or Colin—Lord alai RMllied I. VATaalrolan—Sir Jobs st * i *, r • —.mob STATE OP POLIA:114 TIIK COUNTRY. ittascsamontas, alms T. - sae aritaossnits, sets' I. Wood Is Cotere.l •••• OS Morgan .••• 9:) Pelee 1921 otofsina, SSA M. Cornewall ... 1763 Ogle 2 stags, Sim? 3. Vollmer .... 25 Neville . 996 DoelicErtatra (Bo.),avint IP. Doodas • ' 986 Lard Ultra% by 14 i Halko ... 494 Uinta* ... 84 *v awes cautery. ions 30. • storms. W. W. role .... 340 The tenthly terminated 'nn Pawn 333 ?hander. ollen the anenben , , 004, .... 136 vrere declared to be, for cnuirry oe ateutoa, Jinizl9. Crick itt .... 994 Brownlow 331 • • • •3 15 Newton •• • • 67, Itienardono •• • !lariat .... 'Ai Quillield 190 Montle ... •• - 394 I -- The Election for the County of Bei ka, - at Abing don) bas ermined the appearance el a worts contest. STATE. OF ISM VOLI. JULY 4. )clef Ale . ........ .. . ...... . • ...1005 D en tas •••••• . •. • . .... 961 Ilalleis .......: .... , .•.. 446 "'CP FHB billielllON ........ THIS COUNTY ••• • Utley tiro PelHog mrmatenced abet nine o'clock:, Mid eouleued till balf.past fear. At the close of the Nil for lb. day, Mr. Bisegham steed le below Calolllll lowtoori mold. below Gerd Lowther I the o. sr helot, ea hi thin Poll fel the toe tisysi-G. , 1 ' ter Lod tomatber. a coi.wet Lmetbet ... 2 . . 1 , Mr, lioregeme a 6* • , . i ' temg of the votes 4Os day; bobeter„ Sm. el: . plied, and white the Pan *as declired, *bevel on 'both sides fesseiud endeekied. Hy the decision - at she aerie ter, 111 4 lb. *putrid Niles Irmo ollowed itowitor Woad Lowther, and 3 1 for Hr. Beemilieur, them tlndoishieohe inspirit? of the forme Os -14. •The POO haw* closed WOW then site AI tp•sted r tilsAimildlesm wets owe thaw ball as hoer Or tba lissithWil bikes pe es Oho pole.Shoriff @Wends 11;e410061600104 • 'Owed et the head 4 1 4 41, it* rs; bet, from the leo tisieli which is - ' ire curld called the IM. Poet of bet eery few-efitfak abservetlies. Ho taa theits.yestertivy, titettliciaioll oblosity ke which be Mood -was , esicnietet Irvi. _' . elalla set &Anil of des-. Putrefy ; awa ibis, .lima proud the corrector*" lit, tho tionelleekte 2i , , Ifilted drawn.: - Ills majo illiCtell4W-1141114( ialhAllieb,iltso-beest -more f in.. 46,01. bed wolitii*Avgisatist44lolto got tree start .trfiday stud _ ottiopiatlie 0104 bi n at as owl/ boor, th the esclisietarttWittetals. 'tie -Odeantsie he bad p 10.4 woo sw Arson et sitintets s ss. li e keen his friends world remain steady, and that h could rely on their tottlinoed aopport, whatever at. tempts'. to bamb.oeile or'esjole them might be made by his oppodenta.—Thosi who bad Eisen them their promises 44 Itehoopd Sibe honest men and Free. holders of Meitelorliedk, lie begged his „friends, bonnet; set to relart• im*.their exertion till their teieesph was complete.. • C 0110044 LoWvitic said a few words in a tone of ;'robs which could scarcely be hard by those who steed seat him, and w h ich made it impossible for es .to collect the impart of a single observation. Mt. Baovonas Si. receired with t he u.ual shoots of applause by bit friestds.mitigled with.some hissing from the Loather party, endeddressed the Meeting to the follow lug West t -. 66 [kosher Freeholders,lim sleilighted.to observe so syrrotoes of dtaappoiotepent, far lees et, despoorioncY, atom% Yoe at the state of the Polk, ieforannelestece of anAccident by and bye to beeep,aiood..ohich gave the Ilioneurdal• Colonel Si immerfirst,averobetfaing, and triemphant as4ority of oieWeasd.twonty sou, and had so completely in. tosifered does worthy Xellows. that they are hardly a rse to rectle eny.portioo of their senses.--{ Maslow sod istirrewpioss.)oet observe some of them trodesvourang to imerropt me, who seem as &holt with theh soccese ee if they bad emptied a tee* of beide. of liras*. This is the toots petard erect le the amid of the slight shooos is their situation. If ti person etesstoried to tsito suseitudy a 'ituit, of liquor drinks • modetete dew it rodeos us es. troordiaory street sp (* s erer bet it s poor man, who 'Woe Widow to of this mot, and who 1s 'canteens' to dusk only water, *willows bat a .thltahlefal 4 spirits, he.gota - aa drunk assay "rushy: .frkver) the Cittoneloo4 A isurgrA.)....ll. and his Mauls. Moe est awes the taste of aoecessanw factAabkh I saw e*ry where ois my (anew, *Melt was men by yea yesterday hi the s h ow of b ands, sad which sp. peered in the mate of last night's Poll. Accordingly, when limy get a thimblefel of this intoxicating liquer in the shape of sivend.twesty votes, their poor ;wads are tented, and they are at drunk as if their delirium had proceeded from the copio rodeoght of ultimate triumph..(Great applause.)—The Noble Lord and the Hie. Colonel have in cord*• wove spotted their mood'', and addressed their friends in speeches of 'neural dimsions, though what the, said, or what they woold i en se at, neither I ow you, brother Freeholders, could well Jiver or careprehend. Of the lion. Co l o nel's speech I did I ling,hear a single word ; and I could collect very kw of the sentences tattered •by his Noble etor ther ; but 1 have a remark to make on on. min. tence of the latter, which I cerisialy did die. 'Wetly hear. Ile requester! yue ,not to Mae is your esertions. Noe, brother Freeholders of the. yellow, you know very well that yes have hitherto made no exertions for the Loathers ; bet th at ihe milieus said ItiefifiC.S have been escusively made by those firm and resolute men who voted for me. Yee hese been brought op to Appleby in calliope, coaches, waggon., and carts; yes hate been banded 'ood led to the poll by their orients, their jestices, sail their parsons ; but as to any exertions mute by the free, independent, u MA( rel, and enbiassed voters, 7s' know that there litiersby have .heee non*. Thiel esertions have been all on our side. My Menai bees .treaded here by hoodreds, from their oleo...pont*. woos impels, and et their own egret, ;, and 600 votes are already on my Pell, gives by Frosholderi , who have reeked forward to support ate to.dey sal yesterday, *WNW toy seedless on the part of ley. gouts, without say triasert arson; tbeeietros, "Alb , out Mingled by Captains, ordirected by Committees; 1, - while, on the part of my opponents, all has bees the ussit of concert, discipline, and management ; sad yet, calculating the amber of votes which the asses. ' sof will allow me out of those that are disputed, my • ; satagenist is only edema e•bead.--(4pplasse.)-. Allow me, therefore, to all eponym., not to relat in your esertions, and that those esertions way. be tn -1 morrow' more successful. I shill tell yes the semi. c ideut which has been the...cease of nor slight *Were to.da/. Our friends having left the Committee-room,. mad allowed all our vote rs to.ezercise their own jodg. sent, as to the time and manner of advancing to the Poll, did not take the precaution of ordering diallers for nor people at different hours, bet ordered dinner. for all to be ready at the same hoer.. The cons*• qeence was, that•they were all absent for turbine end a half, and left the polling.bootbs to their enemies, i l who, better practised in the arts. of management, fol.-, lowed a different system, and had one party of their voters, led by their Captains, voting,while the others were dining. To prove this, I need only mention one fact. Ouretrength lies in the Kendal and Rem Wards, .in the latter of which we tato.' clear mejorityof 60 vatet, , I n Kendal alone there OM 200 'mere. and out s(tbeio our antagonists hsve only 40 or 50: bet to.day,Wolog t o the accident, they have polled a. majority. Qer wales will post is to-morrow. Yoe knob whose . aq'T7 You Tories mot Ira look be.. biett. - hod yeti 'oil% see mate if this game +-'(4p- ; 'POlrsim4—Thais iill-sod4Weety hate bees brosigist be arts or br(s.,--{Hero"this together patty shooei . iseat.signs; of thsapprobatiots, healing sod hissios to 110141111 "Mr., Broughset fro* belog liesed.}ooYito 0* almost this* from the tortes of these omelet That they are elk/ rase. The othis f . presetie of the' Loethevi t h the Los : tido& Ward, frost whit* thisti. oily %hocks title. *lithe, toupee-dip eithedo,' moil the .Lottsdale booth to wow kauelted op. I shall thew u any ;maw who as moult his sew Gagers . wbethee lit these circumstances ear two Wards Dill i set ht Sada* to beat thee? - (Applaase fad ifs- Igglitell*Bee.)-4 perceive that tho pew do sow an. Idersiond ere. They are deeds satiate; bat I will 'pie soy of their keepers who are hew, whiahor this lie not Me, audit to.morrow they casuist mistier it, Itstrzes s ygo back to the Lo w t her preserve. Another o l which diminished our faeces' to-day.. was thy Awing of the Poll hell au heel essille that the therildkeeted. I was rowslittlf i-lind towsille .:tlie email' the way chase Mt 011,111iet kid at presereine ' *if itoijority was by ilosiitg tlier,Paiii. • Thee was; soother clicomstaneo erhiCh contributed to nor Wore', o,l44lsy's INll—tbe ettowsi qtatildlog on their pars: to the light of troilog.• To wines, some it thlrett. flithbles, we shall keep the Pell urn till thelAll4l Tat lettoleiowe.. To morrow .ate toss uttlit,_ooiii his Pool; ye most work double tides. Yoe VF4Y allow arts to ion pin t yin are too sosgolne; you Goes criovinced that we *WI beat them; mid so we shill, Istii'etit woks* goo s o me foreard.+("lppierrie gad iskslite.)oooLtbeir attempts to interrupt os, you see they are afield. Let os.not, therefore, throw away victory, which is within oar reach, and almost in use Mottas...let us iota,* to make greater earldom .tii anal* it, end as a •ign that you see resolved to she So, give see the plot* of holding op your right. bawd.—(Shorts of appiesu end a great show qf kiosik.).-Nao, Genoese. I . am of t deligh he Yel ted to see yea; low. 1- hate a few *olden , say to yew 'it is the first time I have had the pinafore. 1 wish to eapiiii to you the principles es mhiels.l act, with the hope of iodating some of you to think more fa. 1 Toorakty:of me.—(lliiiing and di:approbation frogs lii *Li:4.oer aide.) -1 see en hoerst.luobios Nom ,91iiirei (palming to the awed) Sins • great booth if lelitre in his bat, sod if I were bet omitted hest laitialiiii, I am convinced, oottrithstrodiog his gtmik. sent div•pierobstiun. I could prevail on him to split his vote between Lord ['tether and me. I bevy! tweihriptesenied is desirous eif horning Lowther Castle; 10 for from that, I never entertained a feel - - lag of personal hostility to the Lowther family ; and all I minted at, or - now attempt, is to be fillet/MA 111011 g with Lord Lowther is yore Representative... — Now, Coalmen of the Yellow, is it note gratify. log Wog for yea to meet silk a contested Iti-ction, by my theses. fee the UK Si.. is year lies, sod to ,be so Coarted sl isl yea ' _b.!, den 1--(llissfast And (,groaning pens OK Lowikers )-1 oro they* per afraid Iss tee in. be 4evid,...-IA freeholder here idreitipted, `llr. Breeithass, _arid said, bat the frsiebol ere wire irisfed with their Berotootativee.3.l do net kepis; , unit thistlem49,l,,hat I. •hypo , from hi. judgment I. ptbargloat o f isohne.)C—olalktay;:f aWskestrmurylainef(rglehatistgofhotd.' up their hands, and these has boon a great show; wow I should just wish to see the phie - from thepre tem hold op their fete foot. I request my friends to keep their pledges, and feted themselves to-MOrdi. ..r. By sahrokeo, ortdaented perseverioce for two days mere, our triumph is secured." The Meeting dispersed quietly. Mr. Brougham's 'velltes accompanied hint Mt a body to his inn. - --.. At the close of the P.,11 on the third day, before the numbers were declared. Lord Lowther ease topsoil, and was Welly cheered by hiofriends; bet as there was also much disapprobation expressedcome by the friends of Mr. Brougham, that Goodman 'forward, and begged that they "gala heat with at. tendon and respect every Softflomes- ill. *Owl himself to their notice. • the Under • Sherif then declared tuobets, which were -w- . .• .I,nrei Lowther.. V.I. Looilver ............ .....9th lek • liesseileso ... •• • • ...... 784 Lad LoWtonitt tllOll came . foriard and thanked Ms - friends fvr tboir support. Ile hoped that the yin: telltfetoolitibe Wager kept tip, as he trailed that his. allijoitty *oda go on Wrestle'. It had been said. yesterday, that his advers ar y bed • grout strength in Ike %Mkt Ward ; hat during the • polling of the day; lie had a majority in the Kotula Ward, than he woo glad to rest the ismse of the Election °is is..— WNW the Noble Lord posted for a considerobto time, 'i [ ll %tot a loss for words, upon which . sew of the 0104 vallmssed their disapprebottite.) - i -110 was aware limit to the present state oi .; raft, k 4 Abille wet •seskji Window" and, perhaps, eke tee s was said • the sooner mended. 110 beg g ed theta slit' its reisi s . • Ile believed Slimy of ale friends whitlow yet pottped, ed. . golonel Lowthsa also retained thstilisood hel frois the number of promises ha had.recate that ho ed, should have to-morrow a still greater majority. r lo ei; • M a r. ! go oey . ott A i s si lle t h i r e it samlde,chbe6htiagdepodn tehafaitromoorrtno. g With arguing in the Assessor's Court against Eve towyert, be' requested that his friends would show their approbation satiny thing he said by silence and ettfuttiosi, rather than by load epistolist,. coarse .widch world be much more pheilliff to themselves, es Wial as less harassi n g to him, who had already . heiii enmesh harassed by those ire evil spirits, his '[libeled Friends. Mr. B. then proceeded thus t Giallemeo, my antagonists have told yin., that flosegh they hate a majority of 130 (which, when, my totes which the Alien!, will 'How are sehotractedr le only 11001 13)7 -though they have a Mije orteo4ritrof m ore than 100 on 3 d a y s' Poll they are lint fo ;hot are ansious that the Poll should he tent o their pen a day or two lohger , to enable them to Increase Majority. Now, though'' , I hid-a elver tniojovity a f 1(X), .1 should be quite satisfied, and should sot de. lire the Poll to be k e p t o p en to increase it ; yet, asl gins .they are so witiestionottkit I will be good tured, otiose , to oblige them, and will keep the Poll epee * day et stre-sorreft. hi order to .101ef.0010 their 1111. jority.-.{A 'area ) 7 —Bet I will tell you another 'reason 'Skil de Se t WO, perhaps. to you 'lli Ili /OP g oal 'efthilstig, tOwli` Opal hi diagnosing" Iltiotilk - SloPtwit«ilp!,6• 4 o. nt . s a s eeopos she'tetesiiii*: r 40 4 140-000 fr eit -= , v oters il OW'S li Okla' fl( a$ iliiti s eit Or . . les whit 6.1. not yei OA **'`ofilaisiieli is . 1 11 " A ", ` ! istS. Lied to Ober' fgaS told' greitell lit :O:. tat W ll 4. ig uogeh of def . 0i011ir14101. 461 4414 1 . his this Ail pal Sete I iiiiit t 0 . 414,41? alit 1..: Aso dig pone' bet , Olt we bait hai r- ii 4 0h111 . 7. iron to she' 'stoat' of 'Deg ewers hay" mot ' hail . dodo yo Goes soothe% we base *ld fester Ilteu Lite° sOsy of bb totes did artist smeAtiessmeut of I sent *tette the bottpltely komt* N—Lit isigh.3-1 ..b...t IUO reel frereboidell: te elute" totes Iloilo is nit h erlito siimi hg eailliee by Bret 114010, 44" *" 1 1 litet 4 tair'a *Old ta.ofeet,46 4 4 114.464 I. oar Ni t .: CO ' '.id the AO.et rarthosived• iigre iolikeirki-Atoolvori , kasarliei,we 4.44: go fi 1 4imai , 4 timiiwief or . Ir , ltoatgittaikaitlik4s#llk : seas,. triffinheiimma 11."0.14 *WO& .anillrellw:Se io_tostses se ihotiit p ie . ' arieflage" areal: _ a rbetitb . ; My.lfebte sett Stu,. i#- u - :Mt piiiikt lite' t0tri.44.14,, 4 t hitelhan-ga te *et it le eke goes. el CamhOore. „. 1. mid 1 scat erostriserli '14,4 ' tii Oa 164 .all tl.e .. freebie of • long esesilloitrrptd l II 41 ghat he oily halt * If Of oppertooliy b. brit -Ike* 1 . 61 re., 'vette Ara *hell be loot heirsll yowl de m it sp• peer for •me early iit-intigew*Motellig. tilitieW .. wee, *hoe ere look as Ohio mejoilly. - sesi SOP look .h. et all the gem Myetai st de dt.poesl of Iloe odemeivies.+t ell their Stouts Of coeilitg . ester., which blibotto Alley had atiopttvollseelf though now we ha ',Teetered a skim I, "theft slicits. . older that sew amiot4 ere ill tetinteirti, sod that oath ere mostly professional men--tliit .they hive mate ;trolled oh their side so trot a prefittriloo Of the re. Oident Gentry, and many of the nott.resld•ot Gentry 100, I mean those Gentlemen eltit *tires and Wed ri.no4—orhtn •we consider all this. and their ott tmended power OCTe their *meet, there 14 no reoSola ,;,flot us to despair es having deny little, but rather as incentive to coonterbalatme the adrintsge which they have In the quantity ofttstir Opens, by our "adoring `,.silence, by oar steady and untameable perseterm.ce. I —:When I talked yesteiday of the great di s cipline whidlt prevailed antonek the toter" of the opposite e C obetilcorti.a:beanimadoniovetbr: d rag.tea l li d awyeter a stTin t ltroft e ohtlitd s rhnderi , 7ol:dhisnes l 7:ll:lo:o l ge n egiontnit d e:sproayet u diedfi l .rd : ohtel ed pha4wasrebfiiiin ' al. .. titaa, n peilieliwois ' er. i nsagoadfittili.inhu h loligi s sili.ths r ay;i m el ie sjeesoos s imisk s ere enters should,,the opening of the proceeding, had petaolded them Sp is Order to Soovey them at mice to lb. polling-booth. ' The faun& of making joke* was tint.,ael sty me, bet by,tity worthy Colonel, and though he, too, hag been Talker fi,fortustale is them, I did not think h fit that be should have them all to himself. I now come to the more serious part of my subjeti. I profess myself to be more sod more surprised doting the progress of this struggle, at the . mighty force of independente in this county, sod I ...ore you that it is from convictioo I speak, when I r a you. that in whatever way this contest shall tern& nate,if Ido ant add un.,OlP (I,n rr 1^ myPellsthepowee . of the Lowthersisatan god. I will. .k rry calm ntional observer, any friend and *delayed tie Cu . 1 hors—ier , sespectable par; of their agesits.wsey of those coin. try Gentlemen who have enti44 against or inde. pendestr, "'id against their nate,7loatoresfe, whither they believe that two I.owthete 4roalbt have been proposed ** Candidates. if they esold.lenve foreseen.... film, that the almost onet i m e,. On* 0 hod, *mildfirst, be sAgiust thent.--that I Shashi be at, the heed of AP Potion:the first day, arid. Mat ifier.three day. bird contesi I should .bare polled SOO gott.s,eadl9o mar*. to which thee ewrreooly techlkai ribirttlent ; and that whet, tbe easel bed bee* 'Polled net, foy new el. opt oar flies& in Koodai, end 1W ihiee'Vf • rdt;, it:ll4 . bin pilled oet,,fhe norjeiliy meta me et asist . ..aloteril entirely uf , vides c t 'yid& s ale olemious het" bean ' • made? ThIS fact Is lesportaittin'.ll.l; esifol eit be • appitratio, lad lift' be mom Importaild te Its soose qeeores. There. are semi, Gentlemen here, -*bri o but fit Oiti.riceptioli,' rtieliCiisir. jeitted me, to whim this revolt. *in- M oleftit. Those Gintlelneet pull nit 'Mkt biiiet• thibt It w its sorinu•ly intended to alwileat. tin **re dm*. mid" to believe that we • should never, canto 35 the-Pell, 'anti Om*, 0411 1 tie ihnold never Poll 'bete 3or 400 vote". A etantowot . Wits printed to that effect, as the respite( S tigelat easedostioe by the agents of the 10w11.41* shirts doylies. me threelhundred end siaffbotaesset teak WOO .00 themselves. This was taksWc she bionie .Mart, Which seems very differ's' Prima 11101( real Alto ethoogh I wish it had been Host of smother enintal in the fable), for there. is pretty nearly hate. dsloe after„ail the mesas of which they so %dome. tangly availed 'the esselvel. Yesterday • ven three • toasts ost. cltaises prised thro u g h Pesti*, with of Man. I ele (*to hat e th is da y polled) Nest em the Isle will lint saw that they have ransacked Great &Rein from John O'Groat's house to the t.te of Ma w het. one Voter polled to . dey from Promote lo Cos 1). This *honed that the were prett matte. y et their last rote, _slid 'yet, with all. Ikeae tifottt,. they aktro pieced above me not by 20 Irma pies, If no tr teepee** the' e& Ts t• writich min .weeet be repot. ed, bed not gursled. Thes,*therefirO, i t ibis-ems. s e sg , sireigite forme againSt die Ignattlowt.' 3 0 PPIt s, thee airesdY, lAit they eerie feeehleatifot, earosisiwe . *fief - their 'leery ; septa* r etip•plo, Pedilbis spinet either of the Caodidatoji lito&fr'Distel which Mb y twits' titeentildWaYlMtriajelltA 400 produce 4 distolotion of the Paellatettai. - T avw • : _------- ' longer iny that they.have 1,0 1 0 Mfg two"' . SSA •-- , _ _ 5 $ Prodermif. Owl de SAW** • 0.1 1 40‘,L 4 Twelve Oill Wears. Is OPP Re. Sow eita. , . 0,0...... , .. s ~,, or. I : f. .. : . .e- . - -.s : ', .. ~. •,„ : • :.: ./';'.; '': . . • • , e.. . \ !.. A... ' '^' ‘.....ms.w•-a.., .' .'%\ ..".. ' • • .' * . • . ~ •.. ''.. ' '''''''`, . • ''• ..'...:. \ • .. I ..-. -...,'"-::,.., • .. . . . , . . . .. ••. • . . ....,.: ...... .._ t - N• • . - '*' • ' .. . . . . ..,' .. ....- • ...I%raw 1 . . ~. .. . . . . . . • ` . Tilt Stitt _ .• .. . . . 0 — _ . 0 'strllof . oar. 4011,1110. Vow. Tit W ~. tiAPAL INDICLOGIINCE. 7: ' - pribiwoßt4ND gLwiTioN . .: iae. - - - Ms. her adiad lie isreskthot PfriEtnr• I .+=_o6.l.- ~.. lota 11.-.-Arrityd 6 .4 lasi for de Wit ~...-17 beard, Gowilimetily 0 find roe dad Teaks APPLltitir, JULY 1. —• _,....-......-.6A ..A taw AAA _ A ... ---• __ --A —11.....•• saim. .I.4atqc - .. —I —..J ~.- a il. ' milt sale IMAM a thill 111110 .. fay fbe mei irtbr Liwd of OP ifianst i Iwo 1- 40 : 7 .;':', 4 • ‘- 1 ... , . _ .. -' , , .• • 4 .i'i --:' , Ow 0, ,,,- ' - ..... e.._....4 .4. : . , AA . ."'•z- . ..„-- -- - . -', - - .., tir-, r 4 i ..K yegi,fectary. Ifeto Alt . i , Sittlittil •d I kis dieirsi, rtie lavr Pops but moil , ptit•iiiiiittlt ,i4tprtt • j 1444.6.• Mit, OW It t 0.4114 Itbil 11;4 lief A4lO Otarlitt tII 41 `,ift • i "sell 1.14 le 'that *ant • its' Ita OtiW - retaNiitill.... 6 lid thafbeliiii.• iti airo.!lit. t ••• r tho jond ttt had . void - l i t 19 'tho 4.ruh id e ' v h4 W4,* 4611 I i t . - ' pViaissiistillififsiWied . ' tip ofieritde l iodt sib ~ , f 144 Ts Est • the 441 4 ,. . yi d tilivelilled. It tvA I tie Om Wit silos viiebtets„ mis t 6e. is 1 . -44 i 0440 - 0-10 "4 ti.diti or& . lilifili +ialat.if'.; -li`/01.!' 4 r aiiiNkewerti*Olizz • .- tirti'' 1 • 4: soy it lier: T , -- :±- weipsii,v t 'll z a 4.41 - t .11 I • I ••••••• >r r le it x•• . lic la. ~ ud rly alit err a ea the .la. ►61.028 OF 11 OR6 EVAN. SIXTH DA it.••-w soNIOINAT. ;On this, dafit became evp4rent 'het t h e Candidates had nearly esbau4terl their etrewigth I at stfire o'clock the Poll c losed, when the numboro were declared as follow vo. Ehrietton e. 1010 Mr. • . ...... Sir Ttlawar At aims • • • .Ws Immediately Sir littomee Acto:4l nine forward sod said% that haring determined sat to keep the Poll upon a day longer than he conceived ho bad • tea. eonehlo prospect of succors t be now felt it his dirty to;deciare, that he declined proceeding farther in the contest. This declaration was received by reiterated shoots of a pppletin. The &r oust oddment! tee Eke. tors at greet length ; end, for the first doe goes the commeecement of the BlEction, was listened to with. lea liNerreption. lip wit followed by herd Ebring inri-'Mr. Bastard. The High Sheriff tben de. dared Lord Kbrington and FAmond Pollesfen Bee& recd,' itrq. duly electe d, and they were girt with sword., and heti the spurs put on accordingly.. The new Members were then conducted in their can, to tileirlriapec inns, by their partisans. DROGHEDA PLECTION (raise TOE Fa WWI'S JOURNAL., SaCOI6D oar aDITIOW.) ers " Duat.ms, Jus 4.—We lay before Read the following extract of a letter from Drogheda, lath feelings of Aorta; r— e. We have had nn less than three men shot here since yesterday. We are in the centre of massacre end war. The military are nut to all quarters, and under arms. Mr. Wallace, it is thought, sill be returned." Cowell( or Coßo.—Mr.. Here end Lord Kings• borough being declared duly elected, poll was de manded on the part of Mr. Boyle, but the High sheriff refused to grant it, on the plea that Mr. Boyle had not elven three doss' notice of his inten tion to offer himself 95 a C4l,tlidale wpww which Mr. Boyle declared his determination to appeal to the proper tribonal against the return which has been made. 1 31 111 t 4 F :: : -, f e 7. ,) • 4 ~1 .-1 Y ~~ r~ ~Y r .~ • i k ~r 1 ) 1 • .1 , • 1 , & • 1: 'i i i