The Statesman. — London, England, 1818-07-02 00:00:00

111, AT s sw744lloorefi. C Arlie S A 1114411. VIA 1)6113, *pi 11111011. NIP; gee Mt smistemsee d. Poetic Requisitiss, it the 114401140 k. its Titere: tie lot day of July I . . at. MAN NOM, 11. P. le Ow Clears It was !tweed by Joke Wirepree. N.q atelklool‘ Hibbert, Esq., mill eardelllllollo,llos TbSt this Me-eisg, issisitim le Waist the sine eieW bleed of till lOW hal 'SIAM ise;el Ban. sod Alders's', Curies sle la* for pot t of the coserercial.hotermlis qf 41..0104.11.100640111 of the Uoited Kingdom, and its fe.ll 111~1hOeh li Bart. sot hash% beep reamed at onto if the WIAMOII.II,_ of th.e City of Lodes in Podiums.* at the lite Biliebridddli opinion. that ea ADDRESS. esptessive of these stilieditif, and the sincere Wombats" awl respect Mt for the WA. Bo coon, be presented to him fruarthis tileetirc " We, the undersigned Machos% Beakers, Shipsovorts, 1 Traders, and Others, of the City of Loadoa, haviag exp. I rimmed dorniirsh nisciosige Perlisong% sod for a tier*** of 211 sears, year cords* as one of the Represestatieso le Pavilat.l meat for the City of Loadau, sad seasisith rest* last' yea are sot see of those returned for this City at the hree dos, have deteratioed to ofer you our eosearrriog ditilmoly r appsural of** imports* portion of yaw publi6dety Ails has related to the eommercial interests af year Comtameats. 10. lissomly corrected. es they lavariehly we,,with the general interests'of the coaatry. .. We have ever finked you easy of access, sheathe m tam muoicstioas from ill osarters, peoctual is year Wlesla the Bosse of Copings% and sesinosiv soprani"' thefeemeg measure calculated to promote the Naliseftilii primperityni, this peed City, or that of the Empire at huge. " isaionagi as there tory ba a ihrossforstepladowwimlNllllllMl questions of mistral pulley, we eosins ear cemidOlMMieD ND resent occosioe to what meet ieweedlately towehes our Coss soon interests. and cones within the rowel ear permed r perierre. It it satisfactory to us sad we grew that it will be a sosree of pkasioe welted's to yowl that is tahataa totahlitals of sock primary importance as those which sleet the great ems inerclal etioniandly, we are cabled to +Alit to your roadie' ace oohed tribute if approbati.n, and to :dire* you wish one ens situate teetbeeet of gratitude. " That you soy enjoy sun; years of happiaeso and pro sperit., the-booaarable rewards of a !abut loss and useful life, le the sleiere wish of (Here follow the elvraturet.) " To Sir W. Curtis, Bart." Resolved, That the Address now read be adoptod, sieved by those present, and do lie for 'ignition at the City of Loadoo Toren' oatiltbe lbili day of July instant. Resolved, That a ; Depilation, eoseistiag of the follow leg Gentleweu now present. vii. W. Manning. M. P. Chairman R. Dana Sir C. Meer, Bart. C. Davison Sir R. Carr Glyn. Bari. ft..' Down Si. 4. C. Hunter, Bari. John Rail Sir Thomas Nesse, Bad. 11. Hanle, Sir R. Prestos, Bast, - T. Halifax Sir R. Wlgrans, , Baft. •(4. ibbeit ' W.. Mellbli o , M.P. , 11.11arama.. J. Taylor. J r Juke' • 77 - • .17 Ahlerisni Steam ping . • • George Illaelsbara J. nellel6f . . R. Brows • • • 4. Tf:' line IL Beddow ar.sineors Janes c#9040 1 ... .. • • J iLi 1. 1 471 4 V Chart,. Caospihg • , .111l— t Waird Abel *Winne Felix Clay, • ,• . • do wait a pt, qui 161141040.166000•41 aim and 1101.eir.lik'slitetipiot.w . lb. some S.* ocearloa. . Resolved, TilM the 'initialled* . 11gilnd be Wetted is the MINI Usti* and .Ilivairsf:Peperksietipiligiqg csasty Papers. , •• • • - Piped) • WM. MA • Resolved, ?Mt tile Thant. or ilia Meeting bie Opal souse alisinsaa, for his able .sindjadisfast amino lafiii Mier Ira I LOt Rl' 0 -4 00' • sc: ..,.: . ' ~ ,' t the FROIifOL Isl totiilTY at DURHAM. '•' ' Gassamisa, • Tr is hopoasibio for se to 'move? to yon, is ado- Om (pale WM, the deep &use of gratitude l coevals foe the kW laid einhatiastie marks of approbation with wilt* you AlaVe this day honoured me. This bai l indeed, been a prend day for me. -have at once received year armaimais approval of my PArliameatary tor 4oct, sad thaVempani of that diviloguishedtrest Width bases s. been tbe'ltiiheot "Meet of my ambition. 1 can with tot* amore yea, that the mme prioeipter which have Mseta) in kleally pitted me . ) oar 'fawner and enhance, mill asimale to la Mare. And i into, that a steady oditereoce to them, soli Rorie; and unremitting attention to your local lateresta,- &Mil commercial and agricnltural, will prove to you, that I 11111 anteimiodful of the great debt of gratitude 10° you have this day einoo-ed upon me. 1 bare she honour to remit', Gentlemen, Your obliged and faithful Servant, JOHN GEORGE LAMBTON. Verbally Jun 24, 1618. i 9, ClwtrK-eiw. Tarim, frossed. oat i. AVOW ibiAltitbasikeill' Tea o'Clock iii Ms Morning, till Tea 4 * 441 4 is 'llieliSraiWg. 7 Ohio _ Iga4e;f 111 i nkk Mee and Genii ores Seats 1, a1..0 a cookouts' 44 of, Übe Wiser Coaehn. plug from she filsofbrollo, 11th' dirk abbe of drponore and Arrival, Yap of the Sae iltalkilkliaaibpar of Loodnu. Kash, Brielesoo. Marian% sU4 , ?Init.—TM. Work ma) be boa. bound. with :of Camay Napo. .4a rorrespoadill use, peke If. 144. calf VOL Lon 3.• Pontrwied by John Cary. 181. Streak WESTMINSTER ELECTION. --...--- TWELFTH DAY, Amy I. The polling this diy was conducted With. *He *Diu. The appearance of Alderman Woott.was greeted with the applause of the miltitode, and . Witito it was made known that he had witted for • Rnelly , and. Bo rdett, the cry was, " Right. Wood, true to prhi N ciple; always the People's friend."' Many objections. were made to the voters, on the groind of not hiving paid their rates, according to the returns of the tee, gatherers' books. TbV Electors objected to produce ' the receipts, and in so doing, proved that the books were a raise criterion. Persons discharged from the Custom-house, Post-office, and 'Excise, for the mo ment, in order to qualify them to vote, but whew re-instatement in office was certain, also tendered votes for the Court Candidate, and in some instances were, in conformity to the Statute. refused.—Thi numbers, as Innoeued after four o'clock, wets el' follows: — Burdett ........ 429511Mo:weft Romany Mr. Dame then stepped tomes& and sov.., detebad this /toy fallen short of lie Murray )14%. iutes. Whet' Bfil yeeheite from Iris penises. as Monday ? Did they net tell yea !bey would over whelm the letter on the twit day with their plompers —(Loud cries of " off Hunt. you sire an &ctn. diais")—Shan't I be heard? Will you allow me to be superseded? Will you hear any one after me, if a : bearing is refused me? I ask a_ fair bearing for every body else, then have.( not aright to expect it myself! I told you before about the treatment of the Derby men from those affected friends to freedom in Westminster. It is a subject of which we should often think—(" It is no concern of .sirs--recollect poor Cashman, Bunt")-1 mein the men who had their heads cut olf—(t , Spalselds led to it, Hunt.") --If there be another ts odd. I hope these men will meet their enemies and false friends there.—(" What rein you say to poor Gashotcm?")-1 have a letter or two. wfuch I wish to reintnn the subject.—(" It is ferged.'')—No, the Idonditst post mark is on it. The rider tells me, that the canoes Mr. Cleary--C' he is • Gentleman and you are a vagabo;td, from the creed), with two others, were appointed a Sob- Committee to provide means for their deform.— Tgey did nothing—they titre guilty of a dereliction of their duty. Sir Francis Berdet was a great landholder in Derby ; his presence at the time of the trials would have done i tbe prisoners a greet benefit —it would have prevested a packed Jury. But he continued in Ireland.. *lt was true he went there for a laudable purpose. to protect a permeated friend frit* the vengeance of the Goveremest. The trial of that friend had been over somts,meeks, aad be shoild s limy attended in Want, to give the prisoners 'l4 beufit of , his appemante.--(Hisset and gyro hatless.)— Were cot theatt,pou men, In their dying irivrobs intmoroti'd ? 'Titer Attributed their deaths Or Ueetiereagh and Oliver—(lrear, hear !)--bet the 01;titonyt, in A. last expressions of life, dared to intersopt them. I tell you the same of that Clergy- Wan. Ifs new is Pickering, And he, like the new Reformer, Mr. Douglas Kinnaird, is the friend of Sits Francis Borden. Did rut geed any this' about Reform io the speeches .of Sir Ircencif Burdett in Ireland? Not a ,word.. Reform wee. not nsiiit'• stood there. Their question wu Catholic Emanci 7 potion. '7llld whet were the memorable words of Sic Francis Burdett to s s nomeroes multitude of Catholics there? They„were these—" I no. a Protestant by profession, IMat ism a Roman Catholic in ury.beart:" —Dither these Observations, the indignation of the attiltitade and, the pertinacity.of the Candidate, as ire remained one hour: in the :exercise .of itutb Ifriinace, would mike ate suppose that " Chaos was Opts 9gais!,"i M. ELt.is . was, ors his presenting Idoself, gruel. ouly received, but the moment he adverted to the pretesiiii of Sir Murray Maxwell, hisses and peace issued from the ineltitudy. Me said, that nothing bat an impetiou tepee of public - dety could induce him, at that late boor, to trespass on ash: attention. It was his pleasing dity to acquaint them, that tie health of Sir M. Maxwell wip . improving. The state of, Diet day's, Poll was most entonrasing. .It evinced . • • -;‘,.. 4 )...li astsa 4.....'.F ..i. :.,)..i— . :...., .. .: .... , ••••• ••• 40:11 limp bad pent_ th otel ki sate' Itojli bet witbeet 'kit 9611 lOU - PtoPhicils, did not bed et rto • that thetintOry would , ha PM theirs; 'sad that they * dwejey the high kiiistac." tion ofieternine, to earite there'll' Parliament; two foes .nf tried lolieelty, sag disdwgelehed for their poi . Olefins sod theitkierethdpef OS tights if the Pea*. pie- tee sea • ahoy/Abet diipeied,. Ind peifectly . able, to*,, them in the best teal snout islttient min. •e"."411014410-).:-& tertiinly had evicted that at this boded period of ihe Etection, this being the tvieUthT4ny 4: the Poll;, some attempts would have lleelsrldWeas the part of the gallant Captain or his 'filtlift si. to aping forward something to cnnvioce theca that ttillorair 'title to their (steer; but nothing 4:0 y . istated by the Court Candidate, dr by any 4rhh . flittods for him, but the old Story; that lie Watt a Otheis'of a ship. The Captain's friends ' however, 'aid ,Itideed the Captain himself, had told thpth thee be bad ken 1 5 years engaged in some . plan or ether, which was a profound secret, tad which he kept to hiseself..--(A laughl-He (Mr. Starch) had Meiji, enderstood it was usual with any person, when be had a Legislatime object in view, to consult his friends; and eves to cilistaunicate it to the Public, that he might know the peblic opinion respecting it ; but ha this case the gallant Captain bad, it seernedi kept his scheme for sfteep years (0 himself, and a fins scheme, no doubt, it wits The Citizens of West minster, however, would ,tell him to retire with his scheme, sod when be had employed 15 years more Apses it„.aud shouldbelble to report seine progress, thet,,tet it* come beforsiAltem, and tell them what it Was. -(4 leagh.). , k.Reeily it Was too much in the gallant Ceptale to ask to be their Representative, its preference to two Gentlemen who were so well known to them, and so much better entitled to be their Representatives. But they might rest assured that this would not be the case. The gallant Cap. fain never would be one of their Representatives.--i It would be unpardonable in him, after the tong and fatiguing interruption which they had had, to detain, them long. What he bad further to say, therefore, would be 'very short. H. only wished them to re member the great object which they ought to biro in view, and the duty which was incumbent out them. Their great business was, to keep downs the Court latereet, sod to keep out the Court Candidate.-(Gries of " He 'kali be kept out.")-. They ought to reenotakrar, that the Election drew to. wards a dose; bet they oegbt particularly to retitle, that their. tsiumph would be completed by pldring both the popular Candidates high ou the Poll. He wisbetevery Gentleman who beard hies would can. -sass his friends, and bring them up in lime, because * if any Gentleman, through indolence, neglected to make all the efforts in his power, and the cause of Independence should thereby.be injured, he would. regret it for ever. It would be • eatteloction to any lan to have it to say merry years beace to his chlitireo-" I . was sae of those . who voted for Our. den and Iteltilly."..-(.oipplente.)-lie should take leave of them by agaio repeating, that they ought not only to come forward themselves, bet to bring all their friends along with them. - (Appleuie ) • Mr. WISMAR? Olin addressed the people. no bad to raters the Electors of Westminster thanks for their continued nations io farmer of the popular cause. When he looked, however, to the state of the Poll of titlark'', be most say, that be . was morn. fled in the extreme, when he saw one of their Cane didates, who bad represented them so long, is a mane see to reflect honorer both ems himself and the City of Westminster, •so low on the Poll; and soothe.. of their Candidates, SirS. Romilly, who had so many titles, not to %heir grittiest,* alone, bat to the grati ;tode of every "object°, this Empire also consider. lebly belies'ltte Court Candidate.. In ibis contest, not only the independeece, Opt the *honour of the City of Westminster were ortgaged. Let them, there. fore, make a stout and vigorous ,nude-let them go from house to hoese, and bring every person forward they possibly Ceeld ; and though they bad been slack hitherto, let Mein:show that they would yet be great.. ly seperlor'in umbels to their adversary.-(*. plumes.)-41e to happy to see the division of senti ments Web pregtkiled among them two or three d rya ago, at tast dpWaway „_• they were now all suited ; and he trested 01, Wield, on Saturday, have both of the Geode's,' • before them to thank them for the honour done them. Of Sir SUMO Ronsilly be could my, that be was a Irked to the principles of the ~lieweledoe--a, friend to Economy and Retrench• deem-e. gritted to the exclusion of Pensioners from 41,14411‘.crettecil of the. Nadas ; that he wished to if PIO* bet UV Askinkilbeisten of State from . . . , . . ~ . ~ , . ~. ~ . , .. . . .... .. . . . * , .... . . ~ ~.., _ . . . . . ...•., ,•,..., _ ... , • •. 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"' l' . .vArtam op*p f tar•tilfaittrarigra . 4:; 1 40 , ‘, '. 2 ' a • ' . . :ill WIWI" P 24" . 1 4111 rnlill 'hi?" - • $3 ith.46RY.-The SOUTH* ARK 0011111111'ne .. it li mui llani pr e g,r lBllT , :Qs' 411 7 • r a-11-" Npirrr a .• .. - ... p. 'main eh SIM *lt • 'Oh hi!hig Ole Ifeif* ~,,,,: bid v todisidiai. ' liiiiittempied to . o etionabo SIXCTION of Sir RODEO vntiom Sawo4.o‘llfe t i a ' r : in 01'.0.4 of $4l, 0 ' • 0 tort :OW hyd eiriet .* the rfleallS leg . . relied iii monolog that Initeperidoin 41410110onit ar Cp. ,• • • Phut! Cikw 4l6ll " 1164411 " r ! • edraiipothelOjii‘tio.)iniottiOdieserialitteti R 9 194 of Sit Alegislihill. ':‘ • •• • irlf die bar** if not ea. eriekspiervh, failtirtetithatemoid, end of t b e i s i te if the ' ~e IL4 ..... ~ - -7 - - - -• .. .. a , 1 ystreemesmative of the lioroath. hPilhal will! "4 4 "." . . "-----‘ . ' . 1)."111111.6. ' illj 1. "IL • assails Amethyst mairlitrod hi; bid wee performed seri Mai hie *l i e waw a t ar t es o ib i . - ' '•" .. . •. , - ' 4 4 .41c * ''' le4eTY /4""Is 44 Public Liar"' I° Amer.. dies bl • - tliieitr Slill i c ris Irjr =f * *l l ll l- 1 1111 , 1 7 Oa se ibis' day's P• 11. *oars la de Coreepeeffs eeretes 4 ' sieeeffyhtg Ihe Me" tqf freight or oi ... ta bead orot + , -,,..., .:.,P.At f 6 . ditch 0 tioN twiril l 'o,_, ___._ die e ,___ l P igic ,l l ,____ °( the C. 16•16. Nil la" ' • It ' s it it dreemtary•diat yea abseld know the trash; 47111 fitsmairi they atop ie lodise to At ostcA WO fli• elheireghte MI . • .... ...... A • irk ri t it, 1ik.,.. , 1 4,... '. • , :so ,! le bed. i,': Vie'llalf the W. 11.111K ___ i irsi 7"7 h•efi iiii . d .. a m hioadat iormotetistere. " D 4) YOUR ilAfilf DD. s" eh Comerway's regedarebreles: .••• • • - imereitb Ist tidily 41401 I t OkO‘Oiiii. 4 . r . # . 0 -, • -.- . . • NA ,•. 4 . 11, •-......- SitlieriP" age received .4 Mims. --- 4. 11 %We. ' owl: limy junies MI/ •caPuo low Mos •TM Tellers. Mitt the word, s 9410•Dentleif bitiliodlitifi St kite AO 0 . 4 , t er.V . ,. , ffw w l if li Ilartio, iii. Ltemiard-sireett sod at the Nag's dead. iterossit„ le the . . . A . Your rostaies leave wo itemise Morita 8 do wa v e s me w op sa g g e. p osee os a fir**, .4i w. wow dist deb pariiiiiiii ter -• . ~. , , , 4.1 4 t og pia. Nitt. Vi Arra/limes ELECT . _, ,orroo":11 1 41 mad • * * s the time for IN se defeat their tolifs/t Beeler a' Cheek ort Novi. on At Mehl IlitClit i t tellehat, 01 4 , ,_ )s • . • ten teem alb ••• , •.. IP :.._...:•,,?., . • ;,, b t• 1 : . ,„ 1 • 11 1 . emsolemed the Rt. *of •26r• thew. tad their bribes. • millet hoer no Testier win is naked. Poet was bet Ms U • • • "'wow liar - Comutity#,- • • , • , .._, , . , ~ .., ~, Nt Arra m 101. --. oi!* 46 r i "P is St ibl vow ' lST a lrit of die POLL. I OSe rif DANZ Sirigln i _ _ i OAP in .1* iiinsfiraid . "4,.. ,:: 1..... ;. . With' awn. • term Meet •_ ` Met, am @maims dor . TIFILTIPM DAT • TOTAL. . The Pettiest, en of the Aries arid Coarliiiina, vs" IMO the of smot e fool bolo o+loo . _an teliatism ' • . *Arcady •be ,re d romplets; sad Oat Vim 49911 Parma iis isigiod fir toe CmPitifi l i *etas thideh jog or , and isOad die hat . 44* ~ • .i. I ,e 0 0 6"."! - ' ' ' ito lloarhaament 'bleed may itfaithmast... . . „.._ • -:.'..' 23S 4456 - Ms oppikethmi ei the Opeo of Mi. Joao' floikiti (Ark to ths i b ee f iz e i ,"0• • , moat etirdsee 6, iiia.. 'wry' therehei hid it their hay • • •-•...... 274 4051 . Comtliihe gf ItAtlortite, a b Me. fter ifoodow moot, MI SI Met: ' ;„d ouss A reas s a i :•, , . . ..* 4 th n iti t . - ` - ii; e 7 . i Sorted era die OW litiehtli,ii.lorponsre . _ . 7 . • , ~ ., ....1 ra. , .... I* _........ . . .. 46 6 E OIO .. . . i ..„..._ ..._ i 4 •.• . •f , CART 'I3 ROOK. Or itOSD ISEVRNTEI 1.1)1,11011, ilutilitE nill .. a the"' 61 0 ' 0 46 * Ol O •1nin 2141 , 1 igremopttamag SO al/ O le t "..- ' f ailbtißt ;a ' a ttr ilo ifillnialght delf"1" 6.111.612.4" "Peee" .r the CAR R rULL If R Off. f. *Ai trot teeth*, GA Ili Isitilik lutist aiiiiiiieses • i• 4. legrwry lvt on ime.i.ni. at /be HMO Camelot, Itporas.astd bp • 4 metres, as it wet ~,.. . This day was ''' • '• - eakat ilia - Itigetan or - . . '•• • -v • ' ' - Kr. Steaks. no, *vow Air.,aapoom..l4 99. Deau.street, Price 19.. in &oink. a irldiaimemett; -• • - embarked. • . Satecriptieme etatlimee• iti Se itheited by -111r.lbeeft. 'Rt. doo; 1 4, 01 4 :100 0 0 .14 41 . s f. vis „ bm . ruad; mr. King. C"Y's Fri N ERA Itif; hriug as acterste gar. • Sti f eg'•' ! i t 1, 411. - ... .•,_:.. a ~,,i•• _ 611 ± 1 041 : 3.. . e _ 1ia ....L ea r. 9 at Mr. 9 C amity Mari•aze i lit . liseil"lbe*. 66.1111116 ekeigh4til" ..t. :ll ,7 4. Ttieni . 41 , riwg Ifinesid.. '• • Scotland. made by committed of his if ' ye. Postmaster-Os*. --, lb, txviirk then otepped.wrloam. no toil , t Awe. lad j eat-lini,lo! TrINIPPie• . • . , , • • ttelktegastinatatoe vial *cootie*, lo sit daily as above, t en w i tt a ltes v 4 41 ... : 0 : 6 , M11 1a ' 6, 4 4r.u "b i lar w ill ' adasa b • ani a i lisi t he ' to kV Alta gent beck a Vide day on lhir Pi 0 - L 7 , .inty . At INC - • • . . . 4 .4i r i ,- • .. i gl a b st _ ~dggieft te es lybalirisjiiia . Tea °TWA is die Morairo, till Tea ; wines sad Graii.. ... a ., scats 4. awe a t . 11. ..I et the No va n illa latata t f 2. ,... .t .• ett of ptaphae 1t .,: pm. • _ tar. C••••• Wel_ • -._.. - _ , . 1 e____ -a-- AA-Arr....A .... . •limete older& -NA t........ a. -Al.& a. 11... ... & • Ilk& iakt , firurs, ••••••itilhai -. V 4' .. a 4' - rV -4 ..- i 11. v rd ly PiF• FP* lilt Mt mel ery 'o2t the Nevi s heir for prise rp r.e armor IT.O Ts..b. Ginizahm, ALLOW 100 to Impress my sifiere sektiooedg. ants for the easertog mower io which you have again returns' se see of your Represesiniiunin Parliament. Be assited I shall attardltrietly to the duties of that Important . use, both as it elects the general welfare of the Empire. ad .itilotal Interests of the County of Rutland. With seedieeets of the Idealt respect sad granted., i tromia. Geoelenien. Toot faithful Fries" and Servant, GILBERT HEATHCOTE. Nirmammos Palk. 3.** *ll. 18111. of Ow COUNTY of RUTLAND. ••• The New Barletta of THE DANDY F MILY and ' the Aite4 Jclektes, in which six real Ponces tun several tleote, over n Rare Course farmed by extetwise Pietro, ms, mechanic% the •hole extent of she Stage and Riding &hoot. and eahit it ing thereon Post-eh/lives, Gigs, Tilbertes, Ca averts. Carte, and a fear.in-hand Barnes-he, all drawn by real H ..• having excite 4 the as 'prise and appr.latitio of .voided audieters, will he repeated every Erelong, to eutnetettlf so Mull past tits precisely. ROYAL AMPHITHEATRE ASTLEY'S) WEST.' IR. R BRI ( DGE. Under the Patronage of tbeir Royal Hi/Mews the Prince Re tool and Duke of Yask. fgIHIS EVENING and TO-MORROW, will be presented (lab time), anew Bt. ad Conic Erptestrian Barletta, KUGd THE DANDY FAMILY AND THE tvicoT JOCKIES t I to be d which SIX Rt..AL Fiv PON I ES sill start for a sweepstakes. decided in e Heats. four threes noted the Cues* .(being the third of ensile) each beat. IiONSEMANSIIIP, Iss Mr. Avery. Ake, by desire, GRAND TRAMPOLIN EXERCISES Perairebsly.•Me. Brown will trap 0r.... a Garter I IS feet high and a 'ember of Horses: Mr. lids wines through I;.e Sit Divisbeas of she aIy)AD SWORD. A Cook Snag by Mr. Sterna. rem r iarou e ls brr SeivWilt and Mersa .. :"Penforasinees on TWO ROPES. • • : ---1111Mbitilby Madeloohelle NINA F MU!. inlarillititleSsecbale with the very popular kquestrian -- of . . Borletto . _ - . 4 51111111G KI NE PICK ; Ai l tiSillosit lIILUN N lON ON f i gi.B II BA CX . • 1 . !• tiOrelOottirot the Berko** will be imrodoeed • '.. A REAL FOX CHACE! bpeit Herm ! wet nooomoso 1 io felt Cry 1 , 111 &WSW WOO. t !•1 -.:e,..._ L ^_i•;:'s•! 7 - ; .; • ;.• • iv' • . . to direct the attendee a per . 6 "' . ORlictell altbeinial tor bodily decay, sermons ar... k unship. lovi of appetite, iudizea inn, deprestkal f ptaioeseksarsoliag aisoloahleg of the h..eds....erlsiiiie Mil every t o . .. . ...r.N 1W 4woollon. astilsono. ulcerated throats, setaissol 1 is y pgat is ttelivaia and joints, conasulpsite bebits:aail • . • • & CORDIAL BALM' OF it AKASlitl, se Ifillere's Iteetneative, as prepared sod sold, wholesale aid by C, J. Jordan, R. D. of the East Loailisillealcat 7, Cassae.itreet toad. St. Lintel lb the IMO, • It is, aeiversally arkeiseledeed -to he the .to &amiable esal wedsi ristoratiye in nil tie above cog *hos Swot: $ - it thins the blood, eaves she Fev'tks.4tv!ir inkidtarid ismt-weit,slPr t r i °l"ale e • . • 0 1 0;leim to ditol, ludic oily tile val u r g of iihs'w Ape& iociseipatelik Medicine ie restoring health t ebe,.4ollllll,oloatillgiviog eiceue to tbe aged; thousands hay . luflatte.44Zrg:iiii=t health. after having_heen no rep OCCA ily • • • as to AIM hen despaired of, sot 4iailles, %illy by slielir . ' hat also by their prifasiontsi attendast , . W 44 by met if the Proprietor, in Angles 11s. each, it two ' km' see, 40s. each ; ar four iiiantities hi one ritailY b1et*•1611144464y, included, by which Me 11s. bottle bt mired. Ms lasoligable Medicine will keep in all climates. aM tray belvallwfilaretay and Sots. Pirev•market ; Nadir, 16, Cosuitalt 11. J. eresteo t 101, Strand; J. Rirhnrds. 193 . Maid; -Rinke. - 56' Piecidilly'r Barker, 115, o:twit-liter' ; Closiller.76.osfaril-streets. Tau, 10. Middle-row, Holborn ; and by the met respectable Mediae* Veaden in every part ot , tbelileedue. • • . Dr C. J. Jerboa lakes this general appartoeity of so. amoebae to (be Public. that he gill devotes his study exclusive ly' to the care if partkelarenesplaint. t as to regular member of she Ravi College o f raysiciaas he Om a speedy and perma nent cane fbrzc s i r klais sof nervous felftVallooll; diseases, of however lion at fbf thgehotisheirritte kind. are by his sew aril superior of treatment spee&ilyand elfeciaidiromd. Dr. C. J: Jirthal stay be ceisolteil, by all reeks. flag nine it the ateraitactill thee is the (seeing. at . the East Loudon Medi, cal EgabliAinent, 7, Cattiest-street Road, our the Comber; dal Read turnpike, t, genes I. the put. - • . . . ,~:3 t . 4 ELECTORS pßiuDs.To sift SAbIUEL ItOMILLY ,_ Dime cobilkeot in ike success of a cause, tw: «bat it IB•SiesTa ere , bas 0 hes prayed its Ilia. The MOM "red* by ear* eif *he caber Cmsdidstss to procure Stogie Yates, dowsed musespoodmg exertions on per pant, in seder Is sow* lii, lihnetiso. `Gentkoss as way be seslbseiy disposed to promote 'VW oisioetopsoisi rolosselylorited to nssendrie at Sir Samsei Crmaisitira Ream, 414 Kive.sorret, Covent matalsat, at as aerie as hoar as roitge THIS DAY aad TO 1111111110Welaassier Is proceed ap‘on all melee Re canvas.. J. M tCDONALD. Chairman. • ellbend 0•11111akiite Rnom, 4% King- strree:Jelv Y. mass or THE Irssa. ox wsonesonv. JULY 1. 41561 Sir N. 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