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

hiffirts thaws " tie Reprereatative they law , apaia 'crewed their decided approbation of the /oloripler of Reform. They luiveopia retuned vont.) Podia• Ztesl to.ibe fell , oaddepoe tbit yew will coatiewstoexpress the of People. that we had Pot rhea the rraiwonL :pertatian salad 'odd' imilly me id trembling the Coaniy with a mind oldrioll of Ilse cattiest. Two important les.tro Irive hem saught yew. the lndepeadem Freeholders now knots their 4reugtb, and hereafter will profit by that knowledge; anti she friends of liberal and Coratitatianal principles hove wen. that, hod *4 adlre z wines beets wen heart by a arm trod my ve Ilk h stividedthedi slur nacres our, have bees decisive. Those who have so nobly ri t r wl ea asy color. I essreatto accept sill I have hi rater them ! ...the assurnaretermy weft sad %I* gratitude. I have em /titivated iss art as It beetrflta ouli no 40. 4 Tall aPPr"e awy I leolwillet i Mire losthirtgligtregrets and no not future Deviations, I stall coma's* myself de travail to corm- Cos ward whenever it shall tavola, itilmilr.Cami galled fur Ay your wishes. • I hate thelaiinaardsylie. Geodes's, VaOt.4ll44lgat sad faithful Servant. 5 1 y4 a, • • ,_ R. HERON. teal frame the .--,..t00rr0% Iladeottintied to the latest hoar --.... 'snowed hy bor. A n aretateg 'foe contest was misfortunately Wade by diyiskell !dams Or Friends of Reform tbeniveivess '0.4. e nemies, OA Eldfrataffp of its titer pretended that t Jai pride of lilremtAribite wan bee orate, old the t w il l .. hoprif tailigitl9 their **wet. C. mitten thiriaset* I mre , tymosortho most towel, tfanshoy Ommonit degeadini; bey, been rtritted to by those who *eves oldie bet idbibliiit'. in the Peoplesand aoibing hot the spirit nod loc.lideetke,of Of Elena/. of Wesiminster, their love of f•eedissa told of jositiff t Intl tbei r well-groinded confidence in or could have emblat beas t to inaininin the conflict. Their interruptible integrity ood jig triotitos have prevailed 1 and your services in site great csase4 Purliantrotary lb form,will be them reward. In appointing yitt' tote the orris of their sentonents. they knee done all in their power to contribute to the restoration ottbe liberty sat 'soppi ness of their coartry. By Order of site Committee. - SAMUEL BROOKS. Chairman. To the above Leiter Sir FRANCIS BURDETT returned tha following ANOW Llt : Sut,—Tt e kind and friendly manner in which you Itattaillek 4 !Mown to me the remit of the Wrsinsiarter contest. tltesek,ii SWIMI trabanee its value, beighteto is gratification. An ev-nt Ai hatioursible to she Fleetors 1,1 Wmarnirlf rru.. Myself notid be equally gratify - kw to both, . .-.., The only adequate return ,st u or they cat have for the NM ' Sees madeisa the Altar of Patriotiisn, and I am Dot igoorrut of O.e extetitto ohieh they have been carried its moo, individual et.es, i. the proud comcioultwss of bowing pet famed them. To otter huckuied thanks upon such an occasion would be puerile, het mutual coagratulation is both natural and just. Allow me, then, Sir, through you, to conoritelate them and the whole country on this rigout triumph of the spirit of English Liberty i the hasbinger, I land, of retire liberal principles of Government, of liappier.days, and recovered riklits. The divisic.nr amung.t the Frieadt of Reform which cast a temporary obscurity over the ittlependence, potriotistn, and virtue of Westminster, bare only Afforded an opportunity of their bursting forth with additional lustre. striking with aninarnieso Ilse 'maples of corruption. nod the too* dimmer. dtfeatiog and paralysing their dotted dints. As I shall snou have as opportunity of emir...sing my opinions folly on the mike t. when Illettavy Fellow•ritisess to onamoni mate and celtiira e the glorious roes,. I will wit enlarge upon it at pre-enl. hut wilt commit nista w WI observing.' bat the Cili ary. of Westminster lime otinolatosther lint to the 641%044,1;1e otitis which hitt& as t ;ether in the great struggle fur Enlists freedom. • I To the M k ilia .Ifieirlintrngtoi t IttLcToas • • GENTLIIIIIIII. c. IM UST beg you to be scored, that to the latest hour td my life, I than recollect with gnkterel pride the Osparulleled, though suoticeeniful exertion.. which have been ithiployed. 'opiate die is the elevated vitt:n*l.m of tow Re. preveiuntivein Parliament. :to opportunity Anil be omitted to prove my gratitude. On a fisture - uccm4on, ire melt welt fora rinneellicient eltampinn, and you ohall find iA me a meat unit, l triad', OA inefficient :Lyda • r% Pottle die grodeiest to cut►manirnte toy sentiments to ow Fel low...its% es mod to inure then of the pride sod iatibfietion whit sohiell 1 rult , eribe myself Their sad your mast obediPat, humble Servant, FRANCIS BURDk.TT. St. Jameepplate, July 5. 1818. ihnorel Brook'', Esq. Mamas:, tonassiiiee-room. Piesea C. nave, Coveitt-gardeo. To the IN OFFEN IIE%T ELECTORS of she CITY 01 W LSTMINSTLIt. GIINTLZMICR, HASTEN to room }ow lay reit sine'', Tkank• A for ibe disaingoishyd ns-nrier in wisich )no bore pLred ). (Oh Adeore is sae. TO repre.eot this great. papules,. and e: . lighouned City in Parliatneat, hon..or to which Isere ventured t.i aspire; bid you hose thougl.t file 4-I , tving .1 ; and it shall beer object of ray life to j i.lif. t • the world judlment o bias )on have pronounced no wae.—l bare the . Ass sour to he. Gratleinem with the *too.' reaped, your " 0 obedient and faitlibil Servant, July 4.1818. SAIItBRL ROMiLLY. • To we INDEPENPRNT Rb crofts of ibe TOWN co NOTTINGtiAII. GENTLCIIEII, IREI URN you my mnst sincere T hank, t ., havirg n ►ec t►t time crannied into my hoods the helm, IT ',preventing yno in Parlianteat. • The.&interested attachment you have showers , ' me through. out the contest, has produced therm sentiment. of regard in my heart, which no time can elate ; and I shalt consider wrier lomat by every tie of ditty and gratitude. to endeavour to rep*, ibit obligation, by a strict attention to your local and indtvi &Ml interests. I am, Gentlemen, Your most obliged and Servant, Dewy Park, June 29,1818. RANCLIFFE. bERKSHUtr. ELECTION. 'FREEHOLDERS, who wish to support the rest Ino' , redcoat' of the County, loy returning WILLIAM ALI.F.Tt, Seq. to Parliament, are informed, that carriage? are provided in Read* to convey them free of expence to the run. Coaches wiU leave the White Hart, Broad-street, oh 'Monday Morning, at Six **Clock, for Abingdon. The strength of the Castilian, Candidates is completely exhausted, and it is coafideativ oetieipated, that they will not he able to bring a Toter to Ike Pcll ou Monday. Pe stead? in your efforts in be half of YOURSELVES, • noir COUNTRY, and REFORM, and you will 'triumph over a most vile coalitiao of you r semi/. Three Madre/ Freeholders residing is Windsor Forest hose tvadred their manes with the Committee at Maidenheod, wher e a handsome Subscripticia has been raised. Of 6000 votes only 13th are yet poihtd Grmleosto Intending to go to Abiagdaa. are ?equated to send their mown to Mr. Worry, Minster street, Rearing, as earl* as r, where Sebeesiptitas for promoting ibis gloriosa ob ject are o enerl. .- - Ailment as Qtattil sabseribed 91i. 9-. Cd.—C. Dickano. lut. J •. . . . --: , i.... ** 2 •••• • •-- •• •• • -------- *. A II ... And In uddition to all the Prises paid 4 G." re relsaierb iii ay . receiTc COLD • • for the Ton PriarSUMOUD 110,ereiffniElik ' • PORT. CLARET. or AIA(IF.IttAk„ amernalitg to VOW Pipes at P."/ Or hindelelli. it IFoil _- ' heo4 ia ..f 1,1 .ert, for-caret of the Prizes of Outelllbba einatioh ad 4 in properties fa •-••1' e• Sharea eideiiko okt i‘ i• • Wise 4tobo-eloosea by too ...... tfel.lant 4t% ACITC ST. Tickets and Shares atm on tole at Ihe old ematillalted Oaces of J. tt..d J. SI VETIRIGHT„. NA. 11. Ito t. VII ; l4l, Osfohl-sn'em t SI, Clitishil, g 1 98,4in1rdingiiket ; Who Shared at. 4 Sold•toth.• hot lottery FOUR CAPITAL. PRIZSS. Aho the FIIIgT AIDA° earl' draws. LAST 230.0O0'ever drawl). . e. ' pest, ELSGTION. WaTMINSTRR FIFTEENTH DAY, Jvcit 4. This day the Westmietter Election, which bed 'bandied the Public attention daring the week, closed' et 'Faroe o'Clock, in the return of Sir Francis Bor. dett and Sir Samuel itomilly se the iteprewnta. ,Burs for that City. The Polling continued from N .. M*.The . 4 es• —. whit of fledgpessiame an* now for a time repose. but eight o'clock in the morning Mc the clock lartick sedy to bre.rk forth wills reoovuted vigour rind sovibored seal, three, and the elforts of FAT M. Msurrit's patty were OS the Rest opportunity that may offer. That moment, in nil exerted with smiliminished activity until the last hasten preihahility, ceanot he very remote. We shall then, I asinine. Previous to the close of the Poll, the doubt not. return toiler &arse, and vicierl will crown ear' crowd around the Beatings was immense, and the efforts. The ladependrat Free *nem of Liverpool. will Deter . cmg i ety f oe the resu l t eateeme . The arrival of the tamely tistwait to he the victims of that c•enstsisseiose winch has I period fixed (or the termination of the Election, re arm, by uniting stratagem with le Queue,. o'etesiard a tem- levied the public mind, and as soon as the returns poiory advantage over them. In future, espetireee will bate were ascertained, the High Bailiff announced that' taught in that on oat owls exertieente Ante mart we depend for muse. without plating the emolle.t selleare on promisee of the Election was closed, that Sir Samuel R 4 l4 mi i tti' and Sir Francis Bordett had been duly elected neut t alit v, however solusaly mode.loony , of the pledge. Members of Parliament for the City and Liberty it is itopissible to doo‘.!.'wassilsr..i g the foil) of the breach of it will be proved hereafter. • . Westminster, and that the state of the Poll was Ma I cannot rake key e of you withers!' exiireming the gratifies- Ratiett e. 253 ..T.w... Meg •• -. Remaly. .. .. 22l . 5339. ..,. tine If•el at your kind and.Ssitering reception end treatment ' Mat well 400 ... .. 4808 of say son. The Keats he has witnessed must have added eh- ' tient thlesinsue ardour to th ose prisciplet of Liberty and lode- Long and 'universal uppleese followed this 1110 peudenee which were, limn, already engraves on his Wail. aepacement. The /filth Bailiff added, that as Petri I have the honour to be. . e pnati's house was considered his.cavite, sod the Hem.. Gentlemen and %oilier Freemen. it isms was his, he hoped no Englishmen *maid ata Your most atteched and grateful bumble Servant, - far tinges Oda masim as to attack his-castle, or beg artier on-street, Loodors,.3urre 27, 1810. SEFTON. guilty of any violent! oa -peruses. or. roper ty. '. -..1440 Ta the GENTLEMEN, CLERGY. and FREEHOLDERS 'Wi l ts" w h ic h full nwe at and the. orderly cum4i of the COUNTY of LEICESTER. presented on the part of the mob, showed that elm GENTLemos, people had no &polities to lafringe oo this seism. Mr : iluy i_ e_was_ , the first to.adorets site amitisedi Y OUR on the restam• .1111. Llall. CGS/OSL lie es' bare been rrownett with the most complete; smelts i 'ht' In , L lowest on the Poll, int should cause of frecdons is triumphant, and by your *onerous zeal I oat °l4O he Willi be wanting in respect if he did not first address • placed In the exalted situation of your Repreiwteteenve in Par. few observations to the Electors. He desired them Homers, I for 'his, the strongest posilhle proof of your coofiderree in me, mom* the only return which I can as resent matte, *lw to remark the extraordinary circumstance that Sir S. *mown neknowledgments ofa giseetiel hears. ltimilly had been placed at the h u ed of the Poll, I cover:notate with you that the intlepewlene spirit of out above the Mao of the People , from Whence he in. ( aunty, afserslumberiog f4l many year:. is nt length tossed, and ferred that Sir F. Burdeit's conduct bad displeased toriorsin into tigon.us action; its irresistible power has been de- many of the Electors. This, be said, was a proud lio"ortileo by the wriv , sfill egret of ill" km He' lion, eem• day for the Whigs, and Sir S. Romilly's friends b„..ittot s inn. be formed, and powerful efforts may be made, to might well be roo d o f their xx x xes - s . fi e col a g er r ...assail e ycingoish it, too ii stns he wy entruslog endeavour .fo keep it alive and extend its inffuenee. and I holes that I can . teltimon y to the virtues *LSI.. , Samuel HoMilly's private character; be was an honest man that did not' rely sues a i ear • o.opernt ion. like some • Perm* me to repeat my assuisnis that the rrinciples of the Profess w ha t he did not win' in Peefac tin t .I..ri..ir. t!evi , iutiosi of 164. which 1 hose WI cherished, shalt other Candidates; and, therefore, he did not regret be the lo 1.1 of my politico{ enoduct and fleas my turncoat at. the choice that bad been m a de of that Gentleman.—' f u sion to the ittiereet 011ie comity, ' shall be regulated by the But as to #ir Francis Burdett, the case was if,'d io•st exercise of my lodgment. ',rent. Through Sir Francis professed the same prio -1 sea a shank you from my heart. ciples as himself, be thought that no triumph Isbell everremoin, with the utmost respect, Geveeetetst. had been acquired io the Baronet's favour, for Mr. Year most obliged end faithful !fervent, Kinnaird had said that artless they, the Electors, C: M. PHILLIPPS. placed Sir Francis Burdett at the bead of the Poll, Garrendon Park, Joie *, ISIS. • • ----- --,• - !to the I RUC se iNDSPES4 DENT ELECTORS of the fore, thee nothing had beer' done of which the friends TOWN led COUNTY of the 'I OW Nof NOTTINGHAM. of the Hon. Baronet had to bosst.—(Much ditoppro%i bolion.)— Mr. Hunt cottcluded by stating, that asem A T a close of a contest unexampled on your re had been hired to pull clown his flag, and carry. adr, 1- 1- earth, remar k able for the se.sl and persevereace with his Cap of Liberty, but he hoped that his (r which it has been conducted, and distinguishid by the success 'l wo, has attended your emits. i t 1 ,,,,„,,,, my o ce a n , d ot , to would fight in its defence. This assertion w as 006, ex pr e ss my *gee o f t h e o bli g ating )0g h ave eog r eee rh Neon are. tradicted by Mr. Lee,• the 'High Constable. Hoseored with the Suffrages of a greater number of Electon Mr.STuacu presented himself on the pert of Sir' than ever appeared in support of any forester Candidate. I feel genteel lionsilly. Mr. HuNT opposed this, and that l am tru l y nee of the Repteleoth si eet o f the p eop l e of said that Sir Francis Burdett airoeld take praciw Nnitinghous ; and be assured I this% rot lightly of my s it u ation, deuce. *lbis occasioned a long uproar. StialletikiXt aornor I insimit.ble to the importaisee of the treat you have re. ing been obtained, posed in me. . Sir SAMUEL HONTLLY came forward amidst loud To t ho se w h o . f ang pa iitt ea l enn ta4 it i or „, have withheld cheering. He said, as long as the contest was de.: their assistance, I hope that I should be a Inwood faithful set- pending, ea wag as hie appearance might have beet' want. L. will smith over their interests with diligence and construed into a solicitation. of votes, be bad never Odelilf —fun, resolved that oo recollective sff local polities presumed to present,biesself to their notice • bet sow "hall ever tort me from this [Me of my doty. Tailor*. who that the Electors of Westminster had pla ced him in have "PPerled me in my several km 2 and 6rd"us contests, 1 the honourable and enviable sitoation of one of their feel that lam peculiarly and deeply indebted : they have a Hepresentatlies, now that he could address them by claim upon me which Dever tan be returned, which never will the wed. *ring _ _ he cancelled t —and I shall havebecome tattoos to the dictates of name of Constitsents, it was a duty of gratitude which. he owed to theta to some forward gratitude when I iwgiort in seek th eir advantage, or cease to and ezpresp4llo,petefol sense he entertained of the devote myself to their service. high hoetallff o sr bad done him. To becbosen by Believe me. GeMlenten, the free and stiboaght Suffrages of such an enlightened Your obliged pod faithful Serves*. City was the highest elevation to which an individual Nottingham. Jame, ISIS. JOSEPH BIRCH. could be raised. Not words bet ections - mest spesk .... -..-- • -----: his gratitude. .It wes.not in. that - place, but within St PUblisbed, the walls of t h e House of Commons that this &My A CTS of SEDERUNT of the scarcrt JUDGES. waste be performed., It was tree he bad ettmetstad ilk —LETTER to the Right Hos. Lord Vietnam MEL- to perform the ditties by owed to the Public, api VILLE, Secretary of State and Keeper of his liajest)%S . liplet for Saltless& he could refer to his past life for pledges of his future By a MEMBER of thellonettrable Satiety ass WRITERS to emtduct ; bet trei felt that be had not deserved the SIGNET. the high 'testimony of 'approbation which bad heel asVenial ego littering, altiyaque protegee, dual gee civitatis. paid to his. iiia:wosl4 eideavoer to deserve it, bji inorunt, piget, tiadetque."—.BaLiver. supporting the Rights of the People, the Trial bit To be bad at the Apollo tflwary. Viarthigibliaries ksas ill sitify s lie libekt; of the Press, end the Habeas Cot at Brighton; and the priocipid Booilst . . ..-- . i l l ', mil l=t. 7 , •1 1: !. 'Yu? e it; 1 1 '.. - , e. 4 .'1 ;fry : irtl 'i• i ; , , , ...A 1 1 - . c. I r...14,T1CC1A 01) I heb.lll 'Oil . :11' Will 1 g 41i.11in...R.iji f$411•011. . . ‘ 0 1 % . . , fo, „ boviiii peeserimy *bole fifitinnesitiCybo, it bi by fily•pirio.o IkerserlaKaldim dist I esswikralesse kileiolk , 6ipvemw Igo Wegoostive 4 W4iiiiiiisitet Amid , oliPpowttleir ~ itt l iA 1 . 1101 ffiiiithl 444404 "ii 4100415 4•1401.,- s• **lt Ins UN*. hapriire - 0 loot • tpavisftwatii., *ram istoodast;t4 . sup, irony 410ret v briseisra fit .l -4 41 11 1064" O. 144414 e 11it, 14 " 1111111 .° 's 0 a *rip disliii--: -. " - ' 4 Nubia •= - A -44, g ...• - ....sed IA Igl#k -rweraue. 'hold uasaulst natioss4.oberitit, *WC ! fe el reale isyleanaV of 'those:lobo were eadeseintriee .11Weseepe hdfeseligtot • cowsies Iron rirligioen or pelitind peaneorifinftrwsou These Of the thaoki stbich.the ii:leciore•of4ll‘ethot mincer sue .entitled. to espetti esti whOo tbeAlefte shall come that I shall User/re redder 7•11 to ecehellittf of the tree( yee • WO. committee ti.ese.. tisstidocr' Cod, tint I shalt be Itble to shba.thaa Is MOO &so chereedit honestly sad faithfully: Gentleesea,fermpialit . sPlf I return yen my sincerest thanklOntri forth* Noll suit of the El•rtion, I.fer yawm..wersorat conned tnlation•—(Tkie speeds sot of amtlaaiso.) • • Mr Sauecn Alters come forweit then int:lied 4 • the pleasure of meeting them yesterday, Ind. IsfiftSt ...seatessl fernier occasions ia the coarse of• thkeisatill, he expressed his confidence of Isal liiceiela • Tilt* day it was his duty to congratulate them -Iliatiktissii. battle was fought, and the. mastery isiesedao44owa p4ose.)—They bad defeated alt-the poweibt tile Court and all the isflueoce of a profligate and a cot.' - rept Administration. In this election they . .swain.‘ rained their character, they sepported the hottest GO Westminster, and saactioned the proceedings el 1807, when the People determined to be free. Oft that day they chaises their Representatives IWO boa of the highest integrity, of great end distiagelefiedl talon —tour, who, epos all occasions, bad proved • themselves sincere friends to the. rights end liberties of the People—(olpplaese)—and the advocates et sobstaatial and effectual Referee in .tho Comaiogie . A. House of Parliament. Two merratore fit coeld net be selected in any part of the empire-.4myrke *Ma ' they should he sent back .to glee an accostst of thafifti inewardship,would return not only with clews bat t: hot with a consciouseseastitattheybad served faithfollyi lead done the Moisten' of their consilluena, not thele'• awn.--(Appiorise.) fliectore•nt'Westmlustet'''' s 'felt tke same confidence is their , lineally that NO did, and it was both their desire and his that the lIMRIII of Sir Francis Berdett mad -Sir S. Komillip might be log connected in Westminster as the filen* of freedom and .of homanity.—(4psirosse.)-bi.Ther bad gained a victory, but it was their business to use , it-with moderation and good temper. -lie hari.dotte' !fib Silent in apposition to the gallant Captain *OA ;hie friends, so long as they appeared re him to 'come' 'forward merely as the tool of a bad Minicar; felt ne resentmeat against him ; there was no reveal why be should. The gallant Captain wasi Op be• hewed, a most worthy private character, sae, in fill' profession, a good serunsit. IIe• wee sorry •thit Ile should have bees employed Ina badness from *hitt , ' no veal honour could be derived. He bellevird . the' worthy Captain himself wee now sorry for . 11avfolit' embarked in it. Hed Lord Cssvl#reagit no better business for him than to send him there, for the per. pose, as the Captain said, of Teetering*, ancient' independence of Westminster, bet In reality to bring them-into a state of bdndage.' He hoped the salient Ceptain bad take. his leave for ever..—( Much' tougla ter.)—He wished him success in 411 his honnorif& pursuits, sad a speedy rise In his profession ; hetliir most eapress his joy at the remit which folleiid. when he attempted to become one of the liepthekij AtiVoll of Westminster. He felt disposed to rfitehile - II • teL again to the ?raises of their Representatties. Thertit was, however, no occasion for it. They were Or fully sequairsted with their rinses end The People of Westminster bad done themselves 114: highest moaner try nick a choice. While the contest continued, sad while making exertions for the see: cam of their favourite Cendidote, they 'bower' there:: selves to be not only the friends of liberty, hot aist. of peace Ind good order. They Agee, said Kr.' Starch, dieseling his eyes to' Wr. Hunt, no countess.' mom to those who were the advent's of search), and swigersia o po s sio fl —iff discord and rich.--( Loud' coalinsed *pryer.) Mr. RICHAIIIDSON SIM, it could not be experied, that be coeld be capable of addressing the assembled, multitude with the same elegence of lingung., thc. wale power of elogetince which bid characterized the! *peels of the Hooosrtble sod Learned Gentleq,se, by whoartheir attention hid jest been attreeted.—.4., Sack language as he could use, he hoped they would, have the indulgence to beer ; he mitred them what. ever be might want in ability was amply supplied by the seal and heart with which he adopted their in. terests.—(Cheers.)— He presented himself to coo• gratelate the People upon the triumph, the glorious seeress which was written upon the tablet before theta--(the official state of the Poll).—The Poll bad' been hardly sontested, bat be was satisfied they had I elected two men who would represent liras in Par." Jiament, with totted talents, ardest, seal, and 'mend principlis.--(Cke,rs.)—it vac pc . millo 1,04$ I Sir Francis Barden wisitd have been ploced ; Uktispg, head of the Poll. He herd to Stiff why AK raise had notleen perfoti. The fallow the attempts which had hoysin mode bi;be Ws4b of the Crows sad theasteTrest And by ible • "f . 4 4 • 413nwea _2.Art • . • . - ' . • •• . . , . •.• .. - . , . • • *6. . . .6 1 . . . . . 66" ,•• * i i • . . - - l !' , „. g •• . • . • It .1 t - • , , : • • s reit V•eli‘ • • . • '. !.. , . • . , •• '.; . , , •. . . ma • ' 1 . , 4 - ''''t' •AV • ) ,• . • S r 1 : t . , . ' . 0 •., . . : . . t:,) . - ft: -Ir.- •' A . T.' 1 ,.) eti •' - --- 4... • - • • • ' - - .. • • . tj ! v Of.. ‘- 11 4 "'.-• • - . • • !,- c .. . c: T a l . f 4 :t sAAAi * i t o O l- . - ' 0 ,- .)4 •(.., '44 • r`l •., . 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SIVEWRIGFIT hay. thtwlt'portrtfal , par Aci-plot iiiiiiiiat _ippre46lo, biaties sod taaisli.ia . - • - , .. .;.. vs . ' .., ..,- : ~ • ~..; .9 motive, for solichiog, Yoblk aucotook ta s tille.-potteat• eippoilit sato -Et liiliog tio liwivitart Govrantaaddmi .........-- . . ttellnerne. ... THE ELF,cr lON of Sit FRANCIS BURDETT Totbe ni r oarai ßEr v O ß L:Y ea lritti ona o lue r tetrrir of LINCOLN . : '` .. lot ib le irs co , . noe rhinigid it coota r ioi dtu Tzt a4 P czarb rizoi Of i Lbe ly F on Ack ej)lio ,t io u tiolb of i . SP"a siost; O l t 11110, 41.444 111111 4 .00 s• . 0 1 E1 4 hi - eh ilt Aff o sl iti eeillt iii imi t isemmir ti. deli. y isif a r:: ~, • • . A . 1 .... enniossitated •to Wm by the &Rawls( LETTER VA RIOUS circesmancps, which it were snow 44. 4 8 X Pr 5 a 0 4". ,,..a0 ' N eat; 2 a 4 Tilt. '" * " . eat : .14 ciedi'as. 14 0 e so rbl itT aire Hoiliri W r olice• liriira . ' kill a if ""r iels teii "P .411 " .6444111. r ieui et' . froo f ir. BROOKS t- - V Committee now, Massa Carce-howee,..taly 4. ostlers to &toil, erastribated to attatelo frost as a victory, •A • tkltmorie 14 r) thiak thti: elitl"wi . it 4 i!e-5irk11 0 1 0 4 144 • 6 " Vit4l6 " ll ' .11111441*-66. "4 " 1"1" d " 41 pnit :ovourr 'letter 'hum to reettakteliaing th":±± 1 ... .....%""""*. j'' RjeftWilifitille 4 Ike F . • s7 44B 'ellemilut Vibe • - "NilitTP7,7• 0 "' l Rioctiackrusioafte, lied dii •• - if lie dams fita.-Tbe Citileao of Wesootomer Miff solo ay Aril *gm which- _ v _ ll4/ bad j" it Y amki " tell) . /. " W ., n . 1414 ' be cAfirill'i.lir of . theta ortih , dirk ennivontido e to adteutare in t _,,,_ he Poll au ttatarday, Ely toofotentonl }newts were of Apia+, U. try. The Scneuse contain* iffami a Akah@li " tbe nee io obese the, C OnnaP ; 4 „_, _ that we had toot Mee the trainstable etvertation of wee*. . Pitta's of , 03(1.tap .'" 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