The Statesman. — London, England, 1818-07-08 00:00:00

.1 , !"!! ~,. , Pe i• Ce ost , . . \ • , -.l:+' 4 11 .4 0U4LSLAL tPAAA )43°4kd ( 7 4 r Itt 4 e.. .„ , , . . t: ;I Ail 1 - Pi f, 12 t ~, . S ik, 4 0. 71 , 4 ci ‘.3 . w IIP fi A # - Ot, lannirti t V . / s• ' , . .1 ~a , ?►E I LONDON, ff'EDNEMAY, :JULY 8, 1818. No. 5875. Pii lb " The Cause for which HAMPOSIII fell be Ike field, ud Sravzr died on the scaffold !" GENERAL ELECTION. • ROYAL HOS7ITAL. CHELSEA, 4th Jalv, 1818. 1N Pursuance of the Art of the 55th Year of his present Maiestv. by which it is enacted, Oat the o,lt-Pen• sinners of this Hospital sbsll, in future, he pail Qoarteily, in advntice, intend of Half-yearly s Notice is hereby given, by or der of the Right 11mu,orable the Lords and others. Commio.i,on ers manngiaz the Affairs of the said fin.pitsl. that ail the Out-Pensioners thereof, residing in Lontiom. or within the Dis trict of the Balsa Mortality, are required to appear person idly and regimentally, with their Inqtructi , n4 and Certificates Of Admission. nt the Serretarv's Oilier in the said Hiispital. el the respective Daqi., and in their different Classes. according as their .several Rates of Pension. as undermengioned = when at' 'enflame will he given from Ten o'Clock in the Morning. un til Three in the Afternoon, for the payment of a Quarter of a Year's Pension in advance to the 24th of September nest. On WFDNVESDAY, the Bth of JULY. The Pensioners rit 3d. per rhy, and those ut 6d. to the end of the numbered Regimelps, On THURSDAY. the 9th of JULY. Those at 6d. from the Royal Garrison Battalion and remain ing Regiments and Corps; those at Bd. and all the Cavulty at 9J. per dos. cheese-factor—T. Fennell and W. Renstead. inn. Jewry-street, Aldgate, soap-manufacturers—A. Johnston, Manchester, silt• mercer. rection which public opinion has taken in a go. at!ou where it could not formPtly by said In eigies:-. Por Mr. Brougham. Lel.Losiiller. Ploospert ..... WESTMINSTER ELECTION. CHAIRING OM SIR F. BURDETT. COMMITTEE who hate conducted the -X Free Election of Sir FRANCIS BURDETT eminence to the ELF CI ORS of WESTMINSTER, and the FRIENDS of RF.FORM, thnl the CHAIRING of their faithful RE PRESENTATIVE will take place on MONDAY NEXT, PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. W. Macnamara and J. G. Brett, jun. East Smithfield, dealers in plate glass—J. J. Starblick and R. &arbuck. Milton, Kent, boot-makers—J. Clegg. A. Clegg, sen. and A. Clegg, jun. Oldham, Laura•hire, hat-manufacturers—G. Shnley and T. Atkinson, old Swan lane. merchants—Sl , J.. sad H Aihey. Ainsviek, Northionheriattil, eahinet-makers—J. Swainston and T. Harrison. Kendal. manufacturers ut leather—W. Tubb and G. Wood, Oxford, grocer-. I -- total votes .. 4..-- • • 959 1911 1167 Declared majority tot Col. Lo*ther ... 266 /I,j , ct(d voles. were almost wholly on aciattat of defects in she Land Tait Aftetadnenta.... ... ... 130 _ . _~ Undecided ente , i, tendered and objected la, on which ntl decioion has been made by the Bhnr tfl Officer the 13th inst. arid that ibey will afterwards DINE together at vet the Crown and A n c hor Tavern, Strand, at Five u'Clt ek precisely. Tickets,l3.. 6d. each, Ca be had at the Bar of the Tavern only, until Someday eveniug next, at Ni ne 0 .0 0 ,k. N.B. Further particulars will he autumn, ed in due time. r. fir miike.room. Pizza Coffee 'maw, July 6. Tf'EsTMORLAXD ELEGTIOIV. From the above, it appears, that upwards of 1100 have tendered their Votes for Mr. Brougham. The majority for the Lowther party is composed of op. wards of 80 Magistrates and Esquires, and 100 Clergymen from all parts of the kingdom. APPLEBY, JULY 4—lt is almost needless, after what we mentioned yesterday, to say that the Elec tion for this County is concluded. The ironing booths were this morning deserted, and the crowd assembled at an early hour round the Hustings to hear the result. Mr. Brougha'm and most of his friends had left town early this morning, and the Blues took very little interest in the ceremony that was to succeed. At a quarter before 11 o'clock the' Deputy-Sheriff appeared on the Ilustiegs, end de clared Lord Lowther and his brother, Col. Lowther, duly elected as Knights of the Shire for the County of ‘Vestmorland. This official declaration was re ceived with acclamations by a great body of the Yel loan in front of the Hustings and on the Hustings.— The field was now uncontested, end the successful Candidates announced their views and principles without any contradiraine, and merle what appeared to their friends a successful defence of their conduct during the contest. Lord LOWTIILR thanked the Freeholders for the proud situation in which they had phced him on the Poll, end the distinguished honour which they had done him by retaining him as their Representative. Ile reminded them that this had been a contest of principles, not of men, and denied that there had been any personalities shown to the opposite Candi date by himself or any of his friends. Mr. Brougham comdlained of the array of the peace-officers, hot this »as tee first time that ever he beard any objection made to the most ample arrangements to preserve the public tranquillity during an Election. During the contest at Bristol, 1,300 constables had been sworn in to preserve the peace; but Sir S. Rnmilly did not complain of this, se his antagonist had done. He etaireed for his friends as much independence IN the other side could claim. The •triumph which he now enjoerl, %as the triumph of the Westmorland Free. holders, as well e• his ; he was merely an instrument in their hand?. A contest had been threatened at future Election, but he would be found at his post, led would never desert friends by whom he area so hni.oura lily supported. Coe LOWTOER felt particularly gratified with the result of this day, as the Member for Winchelsea had d .elareil that his opposition was solely directed against his return. Ile anticipated certain success bum the beginning, nod his trust in the honour and seal of the Westmorland Freeholders had not been diseppoieted. If the Poll had continued to-day, 50 unveiled Freeholders were in town to give him their 'teeter:, and more than 100 others would have ar rived from the country, if their services had been required. Ile had tin apprehension of the result of the future contest, threatened by the Member for Wiochrkea. The 11011. Colonel, after a few more observations, which he uttered in brokers sentences, with less hesi tation and less prompting than on the previous days of the contest, concluded by giving the Freeholders his most hearty thanks, and promising never to desert lair cause. TO the GENTLEMEN, CLERGY, YEOMANRY. FREEHOLDERS of the COUNTY of DEVON. DKVONSIIIKE gLECTIOIf. GENTLEgEN, I WISH that I could express in adequate terms my te rse of the honour which you have this day conferred opou me; Lot flattering as is to myself, personally, the result it the contest, it must convey to your minds a feeling of still higher gratification, from the triumph of yo.ur cause, and the viablishment, on a basis, I tart, never to be. shaken, of your Independence. To have been in your bands the humble instru ment of elfecting this glorious. object, will ever be soy greatest pride. and the maintenance as your Representative of those prim iples which first recionmended me to sour nutlet., will at once atord the strongest proof of my gratitude for the past, and the best earnest of my endeavours to deserve your future favour slid regard. 1 have the honour to he, Gentlemen, Your very faithful and obliged Servant, IBRANGTON. On FRIDAY, the 10th of JULY. Thrse it 9d. prr day, from the ht Fool Guards to the 60th Font iuclusive. 7 _ On SATURDAY, the llih of JULY. Throe nt 9.1. per day. from the 61;i Font, and 3 , 111 the remain mg Regiment: awl Corr, and also 111,,5e nt Uhl, per dal. On :MONDAY . the 13th of JULY. Thoce nt D. per del/ rya'', the didereni Regimentb of Clitalry, with the I s t and 2,1 Regiment.; of ro Ctissrd... Ao ruI:SDA Y. the 14 h of JULY. Those at 10. per tiny, from the 8.1 Redolent .1 Foot Gwird-, to the end of the numbered RednAolt4 at that rote. , On W FIN ESSAY, the 15th of JULY. Those at Is. per day. from the Rota! Oarriom Battalion, and Man the rewsking Regiments and Corps, as alto tune at ls. Op. per day. On THUItSDA Y. the 16th of JULY. Those at Is. Id. Is. lid. 2d. Is. Wt. end b. Sl. per day. On FRIDAY, the 17th of JULY. Those at It. f3/d. It. 4d. 1.. 40. 14. 5.1. 1.. 50. le. 6d. Is. 6id. Is. 74. Is. Md. 1.. Bd. Bid. is. 9J. It. 90. and It. 10IJ. per day. CamsMee-Ranh Banbury Ide-house, Euler, le July, ldlB. FINAL !FATS OF Tilt POLL. Lord EbrinAtiou 4090 • Ott S A TURDAY. the IRsh of JULY. Those at lv. 100. per day and upward•. and those Pen. Hollers who have hero admitted on t,cenaat of Blindness rt• also the Private Gentlrtm•n who rreeiye Annuities firms the bite Ist nail 2d Troops of Horn• Guars. Riot ordered and direetcri, that all the Out Petitioner. heloncing to the said Hospital, do pay particular *wet tits to their instruction•, whit h they are required to prorlore a► the time of pity - row, lay which they Rr.• ordered in traysmit to the I'aymaster-Getter:ll of hi: Majesty'. Lan Fo rett in Landon. their affidavits rt. therein prescribed, or immediately after ever.• Quarter Day : a Winot which their N: 1 11 1 e 4 Win not he entered on the P.y• Usu. for the •ut►sequeut Quarter. Pad they are not afterwards to change their plater of ahode. a• specified in their radar/its, a ithout unavoidable t►eces.sily v and duly antifliog the same. AO- Mr. &Awl d lB%O Mr T. I). Acland 3BOl MONOPOLY IN BEIM. MEETING will, be hoiden at the Crown end Ao cher Tavern, Strand, on MONDAY NEXT, of the Persui s who signed the Anti-Monopoly to consider and resolve on such further !Bemires ns way ricer..wry to pruritic hinancipaiion from the A ItHITR AR LICENSING RI STEM, and the Resturatiun of the RIGHT of a FREE TRADE in BEER. The Chair will betaken at Ow airlock preeirely. H. SCHULTES, 'Secretary. and J. sivE witiGHT have three powerful J saoti.rs for sulicitirg public atiention in ii:e present Schein?. 1:1. Because it contains Two Prize , of the great ona4nitude of Th;rt! Thousand Pounds each, with only 8,Y.)) Tickets. 4d liersouse Ni'. 24,:t06 nod 15.7b0, we first and lAst Prizes of .€30,t.00 evi:r thaw-, were Slated and Said at 'heir Offices. 3d. Because they think they callowt evince their gratito.de for past favours better than by recomincroding tr:ose who honour them with their command', to advtuture in the present Lot try. The Scheme ronniins 2 `2 .. 10 1 00 Sovereigns. 3 ... 500 11 And in sid.:ition to nil the Prizes paid by Government, the purchasers may receive And farther la take Notie,e. that in e.msequence of vnrions Era , lds having been co 'tied by Penoinn<•r: in the Receipt of Pension and Prize•dton+c• if I. ,Dreererl t not nll Pen-I veers .lb ..ffending shall be struck Mr the Prussian List, and forfeit for ever all benefit arising frown obis Establishment. RICHARD N Setreiary and Retielsom Jvit prtiothrd, price Se. k 160.44 , , TBE )EGIS of LIFE; a Non-Medical Com mentary out the ittoli'creolom aritiose from Homan Frailty, in which the Can e-, Stnoptemoo. :owl baneful area% of Lows Veneren. Gionarrhten. Stricture. SromMool WrAlotterv. &e. are fully developed t Pori 11.i . ..dotting some remark' n cer tain Female Complaints, in ppriiralar Sorrilitv ; Pout 111. eat. bract" Pr o-tient fibpervationn Roort..•l Ilehilitv. Self Above, itc. ;in Port IV.it a 14 rims of C - ilitc-tratite of ?he ;pre ceding subject". explahoine them in i:L.tiliar ~:ruler Nod the whole addle -prod to the Yew,' and Motorist of both Resew. Rv Gosq and .). Compelling Storeroom. Mav be had at 10, Pateinaster-row, London. and of all Booloellers. Alespr-. “iiis nod Co. are to he enn.nited, as usual, ever% do.. at 14.- ir hoar.; m.,tl l'atients in tole Country are renne.sed deperih- noinaselv the come. eorlsoing a remittance fur Ad vice and Medicine, which cola be forwarded to any part of the World. ritoa and Ce. M. R. C. 13argenss, 13. Boaverie-street. Fket 'tree', London. GOLD for the Two Prizes of 1,00 Sol:twice - 8. with PORT. CIA KLT, or MADEIRA. smoo mi ng in F our r i p e , 0 1 Port or Nl:Weir:l, Or VOOr Hoes brads of CI in, for each of the Prlzrs of One Thou.:god So nnd in proportion for Snares. The Wine to he elioiro by the Holder* theinseltes. He A in't 4th AUGUST. Tickets and Shares now on le iti th Pae old established 0: 6 tegol J. ai.d J. sivEwtricita, No. 11, Holborn; 141, osford-street g 57, Cornhili; ::8. ; Who Shared 101 l 5..1,1 in the In.t Lottery FOUR CAPITAL PRIZES. Ako the FIRST X:10.000 ever drawn. LAST .12.:30.1,,00 ever drown. . Fitu.v rnE LONDON GAZETTE, JULY 7. WAYTON, Stock-Broker, 2 , Corithin, take! th e earliest opp:.rtuaity ..f ma!,miiiiaag the SC EM Eof /I 'WIN LOT t y %visit h tneii.s ctr ny nag too early as the 41n eat A I!GUST. The magoilede of Pi it.rs is very great,—itiol t t.e smother of Tickets retail Ault, -MA :—there being Two Pelves of .430,000. w i t h so fro Ticket:as`.ooo:—betides these aid ynniages. Two of the Prizes will reeeite in mcklitioo„ Eigot Pipes of PORT' WINE, or MADEIRA, nr Eight llogsbends of CLARET, to be chosen by the 11-liters themselves. E. E s lieita n preference. as above, where Seneines, with full Particulnrs, may be had eratis. All Business in ill.. Public Fattis transarteS with the otoost fidelity and dispatch. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. Wdr-Oder. JON 7. 40th Bremen, or rant —l.i..stenant novelist 4.1. ; —rent ape wer, t;.C. IL from the itrig.t,le, to be f'olonel. rice Sir Geary (Uhorn. Burt. eirremei. Ms ! —‘lljor-f; neral Sir John (Nsonltl. K.C. B. to Dr Colonel-Commontlant of a Bottation v re Sir Brent Spruces appointed to the command of the lath Foot. BANKRUPTCY ENL A RGED. W. O. Coleman, Wapping, :lowlier, from Jely 4 to Aug 22, at Guildhall. This day tuns publish-a, handsomely prisitrd. in 3 lai ge iflustrated with Map and Fac-similes of Biblical Nlanuscript., price 21. 2s. or BANKRUPTS. .1 Prichard, Church lane, " bitechapel, canner. July 14. HI, 11+. at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Tilbury. Falcon suer,. lderpgate.crent. J. Tickell. Crosthwaite, Cumberland, broker. July 16. 17, Ant. 18. at the Kite's Arms, C .r!i-le. Anomie:, Mr. t I n nell. Staple's Inn; and Mr Paal. W. Idialarit, Tetswortii. Oxford.hire, innkeeper. July 21. V, Aug. IS. at Mr. Rartran.•:, Oxfari. Anomie:. Mr. lain• pitt, Wittlingtou, Oxon; and .Me•srs. Rose and Co. Gray's Inn-square. W. l'omlin:on. Noningham, haherda:her, July I Auz. IR. at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Lao rence, Dean's-court, Doctors` Commons. T. Hornsby, Cornhill. stock•hroker. July 1R.,25. Aug. 18. nt Guildhall. Attornies. Messrs. Jennings and Co. Carey. street, Lincoln's Inn. boards, N INTRODUCTION to the citinem, STUDY and KNOW LLD OE of the HOLY SCRIP TURES. By THOMAS HARTWELL HORNE. A. M. This Work, on vrti'ch the Author has been eitetteed fur many yepr.,i. offered to Bible Render. rencialty, and in t:,e Clergy and tha. - ..• preparing for 1101% o..tless inparti,ular, at. a Manuel of 14 lilt is mot viAliable in Biblical Critici.m.setected fr he loth Ull of the most einiitent Critics, troth Bri.iah and Foreign. ll I. rtir.derl int.. tame Parts, v.z. Part 1. comprises a concise View of the Ceorraphy of Pa lestine, null of the Political, Religious, Moral, and Civil State of the Jews ; the pi lilt ipal events sect rdrd in the Bible. Part IL presents a copious Investigation of the Principles of Setipture Interpretation, and CI( ir A ppiir,tion to tile lyrical, Prophetical, T) pica!, Doctrinal, and Moral Parts of the Sacred Writings. Part 111. is appropriated in the Analysis of the Bible; it. .eluding un Acc-unt of the Canto. of Scriptur e; lelher %i.ll Critical Prefaces and Synopses to each Bonk, upon an ins prcsed Au Appendic is subjoined. containing an account of the principal MSS. and E'titinos of the Old ;Intl New Tcstatnent-, and other Biogiaphiral and Critical laforstiation relative to the holy S. - Holmes. Prettied VI. T. Catlett and W. Davies, in the Strhnri. i • i•a• 7 • DIVIDENDS. July 28, J. Jo' , nston. Paradise-street, St. Mary le-bonne, slater—July 28. A. Dothan), Birmingham, grocer— A tig. 4. W. Lawson, Whitby. Yorkshire. silk.mercer—.litly 28. W. Mercer, Walton-le Dale, Lancashire, lime-hurner--July SI, E. Kent. Lincolnshire, draper —July IS. A. Kelty, Worcchter, jeweller—July 18, J. Mackoull, IVorthing, stationer—July 28. W. IVilliams, Limehoose-causeuay„ 'u4. I, J. and .1. Miller. Holy well•s•reet, Strand, shoe-makers—Aug. 1, J. Matthewman. Ouremstreet, Cheap side, merchant—Aug. I. S. Gigney, Kent road. baker—Aug. I. J. Ashton, Tower-street, w ine-merchant—July 'IS. J. Cross, Chesterton, Cambridgeshire, bom wright —Aug. 2J. M. A. Pel ham, North Shields, sail-maker—Oct. 54, S. Itowlautlson, E. 1-nae. and W. Brien, Cheap side, warehousemen—Aug. 1, Sir R. Phillips. New Bridge-street, bookseller—Aug. 1. W. Warne, H e df or d- s treet. Covent-garden, hoot-maker—A 11, M. Cox. Edgeware-road, toyman—Joly 18. It. Pahner. Brighthelrnstnne. plmikber—Aug 1, H. Parke-, Birmingham. wire worker—July 98, S. T. Lloyd, Leather-lane, book-eller—July 28, J. Kerkhain, Acre. Farm, Leek, Staf fordshire. farmer—July 31, T. Wells. Ciedney Dyke, Littrolti• shire, miller —July 30, W. Young. Boston, Lincolnshire. sic ttialler—Aug 3. P. ?foist', Twertion. Somersetshire, clothier — July SB, I'. Pickering, Liverpool, grocer—Aug. $, T. Curry, North Shields, ship-owner—July SI, M. Tnslor, Ittuthy. Yorkshire. tanner—Aug. 1, J. Wingfield, Long-lane, West Smithfield, saddler. Oil IP / .71 60" .4 'W4• .1 tt/.0 r r,i ~': ~s s ,:.~ f iv ^~;' g y 1.• • .11 PATENT SCALES are made of various forms, fasaion, size, and rarvitget ; have many y en! , b ee n % p e a with perfect success tip weigh dour, foul, see.!-. &c. tint a 11001 , a tlh equal advantage aitlaptea In every bra; ch of tea k .• nod commerce. They are toad-. 10 be nerd upon the C .water, or in she warehouse, the unli, nr the parlors, the wharf, er the vessel, and tire bigilly ;!,rful aid valuable in 111; public. establishment. and private f•uutiira; the) are al.o made of sudicirnt accuracy tit wriKh Raid, sir the finest article', at' a Nren to and rapidly to weigh the heaviest g oods w on +ncn ease, safety. and expedition, as to pl.tre them beyond nil com petition. They are universally ailinired fur simplicity, co:.• arivaree„ and snund and niproach ns near I. perfectino, and stand as high in utility as tile must perfect Omen lien of the prcs , t t age. Made and sold by the Inventnr said Patcuter, 6. Medhurst, Drnmatk-street, St. Cites's, London, %%here all °Heels will be e‘eruted, and sent securely packed to any pail of rl'e *rigid fur ready lunacy. • M.. • CERTIFICATES-Jvyv 26. W. Barton, Doncaster. Yarkshite: maltster —J. IT. Cromther. Great Gamlinan's.firld-, spirit-merchant—A. Dunn, St. Mary, Lambeth, victualler—t. o:nary, sea. Chaer, Mr. Swirl. (a person, as we were informed, from Loudon,) their addressed the Freeholders in terms of great asperity and coarseness, against the conduct of Mr. Brougham and his friends. The newly elected Members were then chaired in great parade, front the Hustings down the High street, through the principal cross -street, and hark again to the great Cr , •!;S before the Castle. The zeal of M r . Swift was here conspicuous. Ile tore down a standard of Mr. Brougham's party, which was erected ill the street entirely out of his way, broke the pole in pieces, threw the fragments among the Yellows, as trophies of their victory ; end, after mal treating a poor old woman, who protested against this sacrilege, gave her in custody to the .bludgeone men . The M..robers agtin mounted the Hustings, and returned thanks to their friends, on which the c eremony elided, and the crowd dispersed. During the whole of this procession, the Blues be haved in the most peaceable and orderly manner.— They showed few symptoms of disapprobation, either by hissing, or groaning, or clamour. The only re lunation which they took for their defeat, was the pardonable one of parading the streets with a calf's head mounted on a pole, 4 114 decdrated with yellow ribsods. The Lowther.' left town almost immediately lafter their chairing. One of their friends requested from the Iliastings, that those Yellows who hind not yet polled should go to the Lowther Committee room, sod enroll their names on the hooks, as a re- I cord of their principles. We have not heard whether many complied with the invitation. During the whole of the contest, we have heard only of one in stance of violortre, and that occurred last nigh., whet . the son of Mr. Wyhergh, who has been so active fe4 Mr. Brougham, was knocked down by a !dodgem'. man, to whom he offered no provocation whatever. We hope the fellow will be apprehended and pu niched. The following may he regarded as an accurate State of the Po l l on the last day of the contest. It has been drawn up after a careful survey of the Poll books, and we give it (for the same reason that we have anaiotply given the state of the P..11s in differ ent parts of the country) as ap indication of the di- The good esuse has triumphed. Victory has crowned the standard of Ebrington with her wreaths. As the champion of the People's Rights-4 these rights which nature hes implanted in the bosom of her childreh, and Oar laws have sanclifirel, the most cr. dent zeal has inspirited his followers, and tile most fervent love of the cause has taught them how to be successful. Of little importance would he this pre• eminent success, if it placed his Lordship In the este viable situation of a Representative of this import' ant county, merely for private advantage, or indivi. dual gratifyatioti. The race was not run for such objects. It was t race between men, ectuated by enlightened opinions ; against men, avowing their revrd for antique notions and half-worn-out prey judices—between the lovers of liberty, the best gift' of Heaven, and the benders in obsequious reverence, to fallacious maxims of social order and social law— between the friends of the People, and the partizans of the Court—between those, who would see man• kind lifted higher in the scale of being, in the culti vation of science and the arts ; and these who would suppress their attainment of intellectoal gsin—be. tween those who sigh for the amelioration of reir laws; who sigh for the diminutive of ittorditiete taxation; for the reelection of an useless .staining Army; for the correction of public abases, and the controut of profligate expenditure ; and for the restoration of our glorious Constitution, to its pristine purity, against those, who would tie their suffering brethren to the wheel of care, like Ilion, to spend their days in unelleviateri labour, and unalloyed pain. The period is stoned, when men begin to banish 'he wretched prejurlires, which paralyze the vigour of the subject, without adding to the power of tart Crown—which conceal eno• mous defects under the egrets ost fiesitiessa utility —.stolen prev-wt wa feriae prat filing by the lessons of the past, to correct the errors of the present—which impede the march of knowledge. interrupt the path of reason, and render truth and justice subservient to private interests and graceless pride! Fruitless indeed would be this glorious vic tory, were it only to snatch the direction of the pub• tic will of the freeholders, from the fete, to give it to few. Useless indeed would be the 'ruble exertions the manly exertions which paved the way to success, if they terminated in bursting the old sheckles to en twine on the Electors new fetters, more securely.— The ((tett labours of the friends of LORD MIRING TON are sacrifices to PUBLIC PRINCIPLES ; and, as a man boldly avowing and ably maintaining, in defiance of private interest and private affection those public principles, he was selected to give INDEPENDENCE: TO DEVON ! Thank [leaven ! it now weirs stew appearance. The dark clouds of despondency have passed away. A brighter light illumines it ; and the • freeholders, Gemmed of their former follies, in obey ing the dictates of those, with -whom their pithiest principles were iu collision, have, with gigantic stiength, thrown the presuming party prostrate na the ground. Unendued with the qualities of An tmus, it will rise no more. The county will no longer he the asylum of Toryism ; no longer that favourite • clime, in which grew, in wild luxuriance, the nations that disgraced the weak headed and coldbloodedStua ri a, and produced the all glorious Revolution of 1688. Who is not animated by this change? Who does not from his soul rejoice? What man is there, in whom the love of liberty exists, who repines at this great event ? Who is so dead to generous feeling, so dege. nerate from the spirit which inspired our noble ances tors, as not to join in this proud triumph ! If the welfare of the People be the supreme law—if the ad vantage of the many be the basis of Government ) few actions have occured in our history, more important in their consequences, than this delie fitful change. The freeholders of Devon have set a noble example before their brother electors. They have considered the preservation of their liberties and their lives, from the caprice, folly, and pride of Ministers, above pecu niary interest. They have profited by the extension of the intellectual Itorizou, and learnt that their political felicity depends on their Representatives being zealous friends of the People, and able advo cates of their rights. Tories and Courtiers will no longer snit them. The false notions that govern their public conduct are now tried in the fiery cruci ble of public opinion. A moral sun has risen in the political hemisphere, the blaze of which, whilst it scorches up the blossoms of error, will give savour, strength, slid size, to the fruits of itelopendenea.— Institutions erected on the inversion of princiele intro rtt.e4y ; and inst:totioris formed MI duty, con %teetetl si it li • igh t 9. la it! fiti their 1,1..ce ; and, by giving greater stability to tite Throne, will more se curely iieserve the pri•ileges of the People. Lovett, to ;Vintners will he (-hinged for loyalty to the iii,ss• and toe lutes. The shadow will no longer supply the place of the substance! No lo n ge r will our county be disgraced by a loyaky, the offspring of but if ue loyalty,eitolrrbuypttihoetts,taanmd:rrdkeolefsthhl:,cr;teoatosuortly7, rising or stak es delved by one of our own Divines ) Tupledy, 1