The Statesman. — London, England, 1818-06-29 00:00:00

I • • ' • i -.. - 7 :wwwww- - . ~ VEMIIIaRt oc itETUURB: .• 1 . . • OltiireArsia-Sirt, .... 4 ite. • 1 cssatesJ. Ellsekaorne; Lord **sky: •• se aseeurs•.-bore Milies,J, A. S. Wortley; User -.1. K. Powell, Jobs Cotes. • • /cure (Couaty.)-Sir T. 1114mye. _ • Cusrree-Lord Relerave• Geserai Grosieeir. Ilesvoce-T. S. Gooch. Sir W. Rowley. • : Arrs.eav--Georae Flodyer, Lucie+ Coseassei. ~ CAMltataeit (County)-Lord C. 8. Malteds, bete F. G. Osborne. Msarosseisente-sir R. W. Vaighati.• B R ECON (Soroosgk)—George Moggan. CAILNAILVONSIORS-Sir Robert willies/25.. . Revstone--.Williaat Evaos, Somme! Crompton. 1 honoree-Mr. Horroeks, Mr. 114vitby. llaseszsaoev-Utarks Fortes,-Xitk see Flaky. • 46 STATR OF POLI•rIN -g- ,:nkbotirvißy. .• wpm, me 27.. , .mierwelitiMrsa2 s . • Methuen .. ' 1516 WlllMses ,, • .-...4 4 ,1 •• 179 Wellesley .... - • 1114 'll 112 Dissect 931 W allac e - - '.7":' - 311 micas (County). 1 The • 106 Pram • .... 1181 Murray ..... 87 Heron ... 880 Warre •••• SI Chaplia, ... 852 Bebb •••• 18 assesses', rose 25. csvisswenstri.astns% Gladstone .... 1356 Campbell .. 196' Cawthorn* - .... 770 Jones .... • 19! 790 ATLIAMIRT, /ME 26. [ strenasx, awn 15. Norm • •• • Ig Howarth ••• 3915 I . ItiCkfArd •••• 414 I Bliton .. .• • • 302 Cavendish •• CWcwell .. • 186 lamas, aces 26. SIRES, J0N126. Coossysors 783 Deodas .. 315 : Kerrisen Neville - It'77 Rohlasoa .. ..... •Mg Hallett ... 'lilt wrateesonuaars. -, i • Lear, eons 96. Dickies°. .... "MI Knatchboll ..,. V 52 Leectse ..: "' Mt • Honyoood .... 2924 Lethbridge ..... 414 'Geary •••• 901 Sir ?Austria', Manweit..—The following is a copy of the bulletin lased yesterday : ' 66 Sir Murray Mat well h•s noosed a tolerably quiet light, but he eeetinucs to feel with considerable severity the *Si ou bh heart. . " Richardson's Hotel, Sealy none, 28 th ! lose."' We hue the satisfaction to letter's ? " thet Lord I EIRINGTON kept his high station at the briod of the Poll, on Saturday evening ; bet we have not recoiled ' , the said umbers. So great was the activity of Mr. Lusnittorow trod his friends, on the late coolest for Canterbury, that the soldiers in the Army of Oocepation of France, who were freemen of that Qity, were scot home to vote for him. CHESTER.—The contest ! Representation of ''' 4 ' ' tie this City, in reeity, closed on 'Thursday morning, by the resignation of • Sir Jonn EGERTON, arof the consequent dissolution it,f his Committee, endid . for. malty as well as actually,on Friday, at three o'clock. ZIGISTR DAY.—FINAL 40E6 Of TOE rob. • 3elgrave .! tosyeatw ' •41.•:4••• 48-7117 ! 4ertoa .... .. :.. ........,..i -411 I , • e Williams . • tifill • ' . Thus ends this lorig.esPeCted contest, in which every thing was unfavourable to the losing Candidate —previous resignation on his own part—a previous canvass, on that of his opponents, sod uncertainty eel to his appearance almost to the last moitsetit.--(V7ret , o ter Guardian.) ,• ‘: • 4 . , NOTTINGHAM, SATURDAY, Six P. M,—it'll WIWI great satisfaction that we announce the giodetit lib. tory which the cause of Independence 'has gained in Nottingham. This evening, at fire o'clock, the Poll loally,closed,,and Mr. BittCH add lard' RA NCLierlt , j srern devlered to be duly, elected ill Members of Pare .11111043, 1 6 t fee. this town. The nitabiri Oiled as (ellen: . ~, ;, . r ita rr ot eh lige " v I 1, i. -• Xa-ir 41,4 : Jab 41 • Smith .6.... ......... ... . • ' • RUTLAND.—OIt 'loes i day last the writ directed fa' the High Sheriff of guciand (or the election of tiro I l Knights to serve in Perliameto lot thlecklisjir ,I 1 it executed at Oakham ; when Sir. Grutalailitif -' COTE, Bart. was put in nombratinn by the lifenenial a l GEORGIC WATSON who briefly adverted. iar the 'iii: right and iodepen;lent,conduct of the Wbithy Barts' net in the list. Parliament, and his - nomination wit seconded by THOMAS,. HoEcuvw, Frig. of Tizover. The Worthy Baronet the,n . .addressed the large assem blage of both sexes KS/peaty assuring them that the same line of zealous eartiontbr the rights and" pH= alleges of the prep:Wets of Rutland, and the country in genii ek rePich tie had hitherto used, and which had received, their decided approbation, would be exercised it: . tutors with increased vi gour, from this reseweist example of their . par tiality. Doctor Fag *,-4f Oakhatn, then recom mended Sir Genia l ! Foil., Bart. of Eaton Park, as the other itepinhataiill'ariC was • secomied by Mr. fasse. Sir' CiikestObVailidarersed Mir Electors in an able a nd'' i'nitniind 'ipeed', Etplaining his motives for differing in some amteriii points from the opinions of his iiiiika i gue * particularly on the subject of the A rrol:ii inatsilal.reduction of +which be thought wota not diirY be lif Unsound bet eltiw stately an expensive'iolliy:alro other Candiditeaps peering, the two Bathnitii were deciered dely . electi led, an d were chaired' thrb'egh the town of IMlthate amid a larger assembiaged of psysone 'thee that 'town had, perhaps, ever before sslittitited.• The freeholders , end their friends, to the sisitot of several hendreill, Wore most hospitably enter v iiiired ist The several Inns,' n i nd the day passed off with che Ot t eertititnaorty• ' • ... Irswrcu, June I.6.—Moodify, when the Pell feY the Representation of, l .tras 'Borough filially closed,' afire number, ' were- ' .', • 4 . ' .l . 4 .- . I .e , , Mr. Criekitt . . /429 Mr.' Ruh* t'!:...41,4 e , • Sci Mr. Newton • - . ' 418 1 err. W. 11.4.9. 1 i_ rii ~. In ibis contest, which leilif,l)fOlECted,fs r ./X7 i i fuie 'any former one, no esertion was left untried,b7 9 . , 'Psrty. So doubtful 'did the lows Hem; i . ..; $ tepee proved no , bar to the, ,solieitation fp...54 11 T -J . Oee . person .came from Edinburgh, 'instil! ,f . r:iti sholleld, and many (rein distrust counties.. . , „ arrived after the books, were closed. ff.. dsartiiti .sq. demanded a scrutiny on the behalf of Sir .. It Bovrox, which proceeding commenced on Tu - The result of the scrutiny, up to Thursday evening{ was 17 rejected votes ots etch side. Owing fo ill 4 Costal Election, the further proceedings were id. Joirned. . . ' Mr. WAITHMAN'II fellow.townseten of Wrezhent, sn learning from the public prints the base and on wanly attack made upon his character, immediately drew op a declaration, which was signed by the two Iclergymen and the principal inhabitants, and trans. :milted to his Committee, expressing their indignation 4tt the foal and atrocious libel, and containing the ifellest contradiction of it. On Thursday, also, when 'the successful issue of the election was first made known to them, the fine bells of that celebrated and ancient steeple ed were rung, and every demonstration of joy , maeittet by the inhabitants ou the occasion. - --771!4 •4 * The following tie the fits of t i rooeslioai to bi observed toonerrOw is the public telebradoe of Se Hones Wimsbe's irictory An Eteetot altterreiloered horse, bea ring g l om ri,kg,' 14 Parity Or Election.' TO. Trompeien ea horseback. . , Two•Monewee. FLAG—" Mime aed hor ra." Twenty Elmer, ea Nan ea Meseta& heaths& a FLAG of " if Public Virtue." •Tweety Electors es lost. . Wad of Music. District Cessealtiees el St. George's is batasehes and four. • Ditto atia. .1 Ditto oe bosses. • ' I District Committee of &. Jobs's, in Wreathes sad four. Ditto ow foot. •0:k Dims on horses. FLAG—" Trial by jury." District Committee of St. Dime's, I. barewskes and fear: • Ditto ea feet. Ditto 01111000. bleeds' taimateee' at smkples 114.11mmes'i, la ba rooebeseed fear. . ' Ditto ea feet. • Ditto ea bones. • Gianni Committee is tweeds sell lour. Dine en Oppresslos sap pli o bones. PAINTING —Despotism, Tyfaaay, and eating Mercy at the feet of offeodod lamorence, borne by toe**. Band mad Instreaseets. - cessuituee le baroeches and [oar. FLAG—ullootbwarb's Pride." llir ROBERT WILSON, le berenebe midair, with the bosses richly caparbeised. aad postillions. accompanied by Mr. BALL and Dlr. WITSEASTONL, the Mover and Seconder, and Mr. Ittcamtesow, wbo s cooducted the Election. FLAG—" Southwark's Indepeolence, established Jane 21, Bead of Music. Elector ne glens-coloured horse. rich y esindword• FLAG—" Public Services aud Private Virtues rewarded by Soothwark." Electors oo foot. FLAG—" Wilson. the Friend of the People." Electors in carriages. Banton on horseback close the Procession. • m . r=! NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. - DEAL, Jusz 25.--Yesterday came down from the River, the Mary, —;—, for Trieste; Neptune, Rox bury, for Cadis ; and sailed with the whole of the outivard.bound on their respective voyages. To. day, arrived and sailed for the River, the Numa, Napier, 51 days from Grenada ; Prince Regent, Taylor, 46 days from Tobago; Robert Edwards, Sherhoorn, from Charleston ; Mary, Robinson, from Tenerife ; and Gals, from Bostoo.—Camodown from the River and remitin, the Active, Hazer, for Jamaica; Minerva Smith, Allen, for New York; Pyrenees, Welsh, for Sierra Leone,—Put back the Neptune, Roabore, for Cadiz ; leeitania, Brash, for St . Helena ; Ric hmond, Horn, fer,,Coyloo ; and the ithole of the outvraid-boond.—The brig Mary, ROhinson,irrived in the Dowse from Tenerife, is 60 days t spoke' the Thomas of Liverpool, in Lat. 41. ":!lbound to Buenos Ayres. T he bri g Long. 14., Charles, erAbeidoen, is detained at Orators, in Teue. rike, on *Gaut of the Pilot having jumped orer• boa►rl; esi4 the'Master, Mr..Btudie, it confined in and no Englishman -is allowed to go near him. POIITIIIIOtItt, JUNE 28.—The outwit rd.bound, re• ported as hating brought up, got underway again last night, bet the undermentioned ships have again pot back, vii.:—The Eclipse, Coghill, for Bengal ; Rock ingham, Waugh, for ditto ; and Colonist, Branford, for Barbadoes.—Arrived several outward-bound ships, from the Dawns. J ONE 25 antl26.—Arrived on the 25th, the Helen, Wilson, 62 days from Biting, and sailed ter Amsterdam ; Minerva, Short, 36 .days from St.. Dotelego, for orders.—Sailed, the Swiftsure packet, ! with a Mail, for. the Islands. HAliWiell, JUNE 21.—Came in the Jane, White, of Senderland, with loss of bowsprit and foremast. Arrived, the Autkland packet, with a Mail from **(lend. laveaeoist, JUNE 27. Arrived the Duke of Wellington, Kerr, from Bahia; sailed 24th April; on Ist May to • lat. 6. 53. long. 31. 31. spoke the *hunts, from the :.Soutit Seas, for New Bedford, with 200 tons of. oil, and reported that the British ships bad been sacceasful in fishing. • , • , • BErbadom'Papert`tO the 12th wit. have arrived.-- The House of 'Asiembtj in than island had adopted some strong Resolutions, lu consequence of what it calls " the meat wanton accusations and 'Delicious falsehoods" propagated by some Members of the African Institution. It referred more particularly to 'a speech delivered by Mr. STE*HESI at the Anneal ,Meeting of the Institution last year. Leiters from Gibraltar, dated sth inst., state, that alarming accooots.had been received of the progress of the plague. It bad reached Fez. Great appro. 'bunions were entertained that it would overspread aim gmatere coast of Africa. 1 HUIFETWODON Er.terrox.—A new Candidate has started upon Independent principles for this County, . and great hopes are entertained of his eucceis, not. withstanding the Poll was in favour of the old Mem bers on Saturday evening.—Mommotr, 913—FEL. Lewes 78`2--WILL', 395. Captsitt Wer.rs was proposed by Mr. HAMMOND ) of Fenstanton, who . particularly alluded to the conduct of Mr. Fzu.owts, in voting for the Suspension of the Habeas Corpus . Act, and for the levying of all those grievous tales with which we were oppressed. We understand that it was Mt. SAMUEL CHARLES WHITBREAD, the second son of the latd Mr. WHIT HAMAD, who proposed Mr. 131r0, at the Middlesel Election, on Friday last. The name of Mr. WHIT : HREAD's eldest son, who has been returned for Bed . ford 4 is Was. HENRY:. Tue NEW REGENCY ACT.—The additional Mem .: hers of the QUEEN'S Council, nudes the New Regeocord i Act. are, the Bishipp of LONDON , _Lord Henr.ir, L • *r. HELEN!, and the Earl of MACCLESFIEL D. The .• N. , 61e Lords were sworn into office a few days since, faders the Lord, President, at the Cortocil•otfice. .•:~~- .• • I I- . ~.. _ LOSE ihr rag LIVERPOOL ELECTION. I him to the boundaries of the teare: • ;I' ''.llla'c'Esslan'; • i *bleb set oil front Clayion.siiteasiiiie • - lialtpa st --eolloe-- -i mends oi , LesAufsert diesesem i d that the parties ' of sand *Woo oa foot, and more t h an tens . f'odh Li tinrireri • ' On tii. tomtit atiy of the Liberpool Election, ilia His " , e"S imwsl a b etween t . 441. • • ' Mr. caediag mod Gnu Gaucoigee hod coalesced; so on boreiback. Mere than a !toadied Witter' floated that When • Ober was wanted for either, be wait' stove thsh"" of this itoolotOse molt `de: It Wall the friends of still increasing Withers test attended its Orogress; supplied [rota the tady.soom of the other. w ith everywhere greeted with congratilationi; white tht; tallies always full and always reedy, do ws, Lord Sefton gained groom , ap i est the „ elides se r i , together Stith tlii ga zers from the ornamented A n . slowly. His pleaspers told greatly to his Lordships rated busies. The carriage Jo .which his Lordibit; Mingled born of 'future success With their Ate. . bower, but not so greatly to his advantage, agalest *as seated; with some friends, :kali as it ha beets the coalesciog votes of his antagonists. It. became . . We need 001,-;..nor licked are we able to descrjbe. matter of notoriety, that the bar of Geo. Gasco i gse from the Hating., drew' by fite populace.--; s A t - :n . 7 ..e`t . was supplied wholly from that of the President of the Board of. Comma,. and bad there been an y pro . the relisctance with which Otists friends t ook leave o f pet degree of public spirit in the party, they would this 0 1 ' 1 Nat"" n v Who ba d s u i tained t with on. have confessed, that as the General is merely mo w. paralleled ,spirit, the wise of the Independent Free- . . i wily and not virtually obove Lord Sefton on the um aed the liberal Minded Ntin.freimen of the town s is one of the usestardeoui Elections . which ever took Pell, he ought not to be forced open the People . place ib Liverpool. On the retire of ihiseGentleasen; .. • tut seventh day of the Election, proved that the they called at the residence of Dr. Solomon; where, - friesds 'of the Earl of Sefton had placed too meek they e rve most hospitably received, and where they kill is . • confidence in the treacherous promises of the d irectors of the plans of their antagonists previous to its coat- . * mi7 ' diet" 6t° i subicillsi" r " the Os ' meseem and independent Elector', who owns forward Inent. Had they insisted opon two barb on the cities if medals, as taken. of itipect to the honest kit day, - and immediately pet Mr. Heywood in ats• proMptly to entiecipate their Wive town from the' Mitiation, the advantage io the coalesced votes of a thraldom of the Treasury ilia of the Board of Con • dtiteitfel coalition would not have been decidedly trout. Dr. rota ititmediatelyoebscribed the sent against them. As it was, 'they opened the Po ll on of forty won towardi the furtheratite of this pa: Thuriday morning, with the conscious pleasure that nifty had*wried themselves manfully in a great and tri"ic objects-( E lio t ile"liti) good cause, but with some apprehension that they • had bete deceived by men, who can never deceive GENERAL. E.LECTIO*. them again, and Chit as they bad had not only to --..0... - . contend with an overgrown and tearful trystem, which ~ __2, STAYS OF TIIII ELECTIONS 111 IlliLAWO• acted upon men accustomed to make Ilirgains of that u constltitional blessing, the Elective Franchise, but ~. • hNSTEit. lea' with the Treasury itself, which made th e trade of sIPPERART.—Mr. Pattie has withdrawn from contest for this county—of toil's. General Mathew votes so lucrative a btisiness, their success had become and Lord Caber will be returned without oPposition. doubtful. They nevertheless resolved to give their ,' promisors en opportun i ty to re d eem their scale words. with Lord Caber, with that of LiO•ell; Maher; Theyis said that the Kingston interest thrown into the They thought that the men who had declared it to be their decided opinion, that each of the strong pen. &c. Induced the resignation of the late Member. thud parties of the town, ought to be represented inCdurrt or CORK ELICTIOii- 41 it certain; that the critical taste of the Irish Willi; the 15th inst. has Parliament, would save their credit with their fellow given M mre r. aai immense accession, as it gives e t . townsmen, by using their influence in a manne r t o produce t hat just and equable con s eq uence. 'rho event met to the Macrotep Regivtriei of 141'7,v/hid a re *lt in his interest.-.-Mr. Pontionby, boswier, his by on proved that they dared not : their word—their be. .means abandoned the contest. noor, Is in ministerial subjugation, and to s a y the The us ALLOW.—An esprriscomisdaication has brought best of them, they dared not to act as me n. T us the resignation of Mr. Cotter , friends of the patriotic Nobleman, fi nding that their the late Member for this Borough. Mr.Wrizon Beecher ii now the only numbers did not increase, declined the contest about announced Candidate, bet another is eiPected to start noon. Never did the loosing Candidate in any elec. forthwith. . . . tioneering contest, retire from the Hastings attended were es Kistiait.- , -.Mr. aarstitijor. a nephe W of b ird De with such marks of popular triumph. T h e hors Clifford's, will be the new Member for &insole. taken from the carriage of 'Lord Molyness, end be was drawn with acclamations of sincere respect, and COUNTY be the are four Candidates for this county : O'Dell; Quits, Fitzgibbon, and O even affection, by an immense mul t itude , who con. 'Grady. Of the new Candidates, one is the fern = tended with each other for the gratification of lending ,her of Lord Clare, end their 'Mistake. The windows , as on each even in g the latter the son of the . Chief Baron. We find by a Lifterick Paper, that o[, the Election, were crowded with the loveliest ire. M r. Tuthill will stead for that City: I vied Of' Liverpool, waving their pink and green ben.: i nert,: and showing, even by their condolence, that ecrtnerT Kneity.—The contest in this county, it animated: Mr. Fitsgersldis 'they we're sensible that the c au s e of their husbands, flare slid, his Election will ha v e r y Iheir'flthers, and their children', was the cause which flareof , the contest will be between Mr, 'the father of hits Lordship had espoused, and In which Cresbie and the new Candidate, Mr. Denny. 'if be had failed at the Hustings, he had triumphed CON N i strilHT. ~ .. i in the bosom of almost every family. In this - seen. Commit MAYO.—Tbey stilt talk of a contest foe wait ter was Lord Motyneort conducted to Chrytes. .thin Cunty. o • stilare where, from the . house of Mr. Preston, hia- i By the Casttebse Piper It appeeee , that Mr. Kit. means to stand , • His Address speaks his deter . 'ieliver l ed the following farewell hemp*, which was bot.beard without such ernotioni(being mingled with minatlon andianguins hopes of wawa. --.rse the acclamations of applause) as could only be e Coe writ Roscossuos.—The County of . Roscom. preased brtears. His Lortithip 'was himself fee. mon will retuti its old Members; Milton and French. same manner, and qta!intCy . affecied in the' the sites. . COUNT', Littutme-Mtis County will be strongly tier an which this amiable mitt+ stood. 'on such an contested by Mr. Luke White, Mr. Clement", the brother of the late sitting Member, and Mr. i It t he oCCifine ai . the representative of his father, added Memb er * h a to a scene so new in the th erecter of Latooche; the former Iteposseseetiv, sill stand. . is supposed that the commit Will be , between White electliins. and Clements. • :.,,),, t 1 141.. • . tili t iprdsbip, on procieditii to address the se em. COUNTY SLlOO.—Mr. lail Mel Phillip' has 41. bly t ,ems received with the greatest Whittles:l. lie dressed the 01, 1 4. 'peke nearly as follows : . COUNTY GALWAY will 130 contested by Mr. H. Ggen.smax,- 1 have the greatest satrifectfon in Daly and Mr. Martin. Since the above lines were egairmsddressing you, although it be only 10 bid y ou farewell. W. have thought pioper to close d p ui Poll vet into type, we have recoiled l'aformation , on Whic h we can rely, stating that the posierfet intern." of suddenly,ve finding our tallies not so complete at heretofore NO being desirous of exhibiting in its true Lords Gort and Claoca tth y have declared for Mr. Martin, so that, under these circuuisti n ce s i it is not colours the high resPectability. Of our minority. • We likely, after all, that there. will be a contest for the hare, however, had sin dais of enbroken tallies, 'end bite finally polled more m Town or GALWAY.• - • - T en than either of our ofipo4 County of Gal eay. --- ( Dublin Evening Poet.) hlifli Win he a violent can. inputs; their,isperiority iriaint solely from the OM:" test . between Mr. Prendergast, who goes in on the It)pief.votes. * GctiileMen usylither was required by Borough interest of Mr. Daly, and Mr. Blake, wbd yea totninction title struggle—fie did so; and I ask rests himself on the Indepesident Weirdo, • ( you whether the result, accompanied, as the streitgii tissteen, by the warm •ishes of a large majority of 110 . MUL,Ws.--Athlottsorines relsesented by Mr. Center in the last Parliament, sinB if be irises his town, is not more a victory than a defeat.' It fie' been," lesson to our oppon ent s which the y will never Election for the College, *ill, It iilitely, be repro. of whicli they' must slocevitly seated again by. Min. It is a close ibitoogh, and the forget, and a repetition 'f peter to experience. For my own part, Go „ peopl e have nolitin4 to do with their trfember. gel It close, and it is pisimille *ill re: tleme,q,..the glorious contest in sehicti I have been !nought omen you,, will ever' gratify MY ateMbry• t aro its , old Weelbert Sir,„Brent Spencer. • Th e m i ee did Kam now b e f ore me w i l l wen , wile , in tioenaught, four tAiunties will be colteited tosny sight—the cheering' with which you initiate me .s.valway, Leitrim, Sligo, and Mae.. 'Of the other will delight wry*sis—aodyoor friendslhip . litl litre to three Boroughs in this PrOvioee, Sligo, Athlone, and Galway, the last only will be contested. my heart to the last day of My.esisteore.[Serelris, Dananana—One of the Ceedidatee for Dtogheda ,Lordship and his auditors were reech affected; bet the' Mr. Wallace) bas resigned. h spirits, Mich syriipatby fora moment subdued, ( .. . rallied'in a burst of entbesiiistie admiratioe and up. .phoit.3—AndsGentlemen,. there is anothe r heart Os tea EMOTIONS sou. LONOON a, orr I SCIUTHWARK. which will ever Cherish the remembiincb of year es. We read diet Peewees. Egys 4 l stalest Lord. ertions, your kindOele. and _Vol" greatiu 4 s . " -0 1 f " flit Other bang% his Ballet he restated :- ther will never forget ou. Whether he be yout re, ' Bat Loados &bathe Berough,'Siore entre. not, he will denote himself to yowler. B as e both diteltau of Bread autt Mae of Beer. The Safer, 414hrriv, ' t h e Town too Mgt preseotative or rice; apd I have the siddiition to say that he will ,bave thkopporteruty, se is already returned to Parliament for so l other bOrnegb. lie will vitt de- Jead.ioar rights and libartioa, and will promote, to the ntrpost othis powevOhat write which is geinhig ,gmonct in every part of the kingdom. Look et the ,11..oedort Elections; Mr. Walthmso sand Mr. Weed are returned, whilst Sir Wm. Curtis, and the advt.. ' coo of those measures which all who herkr me" most disapprove, is 'rejected.. In Wistatinster i Sir S. Br milly and Sir Francis Burdett are st the bad of if poll ; sad is many cities and boroeghs oer principlr are triumphant. flo of . good cheer, then; and anti cipate even in Liverpool, the freedom of Election.. aentlemen, in,the warmest espression of my grati lade, and with o . beirt swelling with respect, no ,you ridiswiLL.—(Tha souse of " Farewell acrd " God bleu goo," buret from every part of t istaunserable When his, Lordship bad concluded hit speed', b. consented, at the cannot solicitatiom of the Commit tee; that s procession of his ftisods should accompsay Bode And tbe Bed.bettd, BAZCLAY, god to Pot. Conn Escit tont,ittot 49.—Wbent trade be& Ping, atlas. Monday's price .— Oats detorer.-. ems NW bil‘ker.—ln other articles so alteration. • 1 ' • 1 • • s~. 4 . I N • .W 54 be 3 -' 'w--' `~~. . . • od WLo best (giiili) .... 60 84 Grey Peal 60 b 4 New ditto .......... .. 66 63 • 'n.• ma T y tto e . ( Foreign) .. .. ...... 10 4 , 8 1 8 6 I: .. l c el ic d: o .. .:,., ~o. Barley 4O b 6 Oats ..... ........ Al I , I h e Pew ••••• • • • • flalt 65 is Poland da•‘-.• • • • .9 0 SS Iles White Peal 1.....46 50 i p ' eti gie" 4O 35 l ti. New ditto.... ....... ur Ditto Ballets b6 61 MAI • au 0 .._. 111111THIFIBLDAARK ET. 'Cray ft it.. TA Midi& ifal, psr wine of 816.. Off tteef ... 4a. 04. 'O. l . 1 Bead of Cattle llOildwr e INIMIIi ..U. GIL L 16. II& i Boon (I,!' 1, 111 ;ii - ::.. b .. r t . es. ue. Amp add WA, • tke pftrk _ . .10 69. Od. Calves • • iamb.. 81. to i s. 64. Pigs •. he HAT-MAR K S ' . - • ry ' 'fin ...- .. 41. Os. t 11.• Od. ?ml: Clover ....„, 61 ‘ es, 04- to Ill• Or. OIL / ?mly , ‘ Goa* .... t. M. t• 111. 111. 911 aL , 0 I ). . . • A r •. I • • ~: - ,