The Statesman. — London, England, 1810-05-09 00:00:00

FICENGU PAPERS. Iffe=•" . , " 1 7M - 7 - W — Ve - - - -t, 7-, ~ , ...., , ion; nod vies min -ii . -•- 1 ..- . . ' •t" . .iiiwis..- s _, •_- '... •'• ' ' l e - i . t 01.teshisy riespers the Istaelliiff Illtlr Fremelleoef the City 6r i/e4ll"lll4l4rad 14 that 9,44 h to tint their Chief • Magistrate for I ensuing year. -'. Was an easswaily fall Court of Aldermen. of the Collation Council, 'told of -01 ", letinbitiMa of the fairs.: ._ • . • • .. . • , . The Mayor, THOMAS 13,4cE,. Esq. in a short speech, observed, that, according ' wand custom, they were lesetis bled.. ti etre hoe ef -two a from amongst the - Al- • datives. to fill that. esmktigg which he had . the lumbar of holding. • ..., John Stewart and ,Toby nammontli t e c k. Es 4 rs. were thee' propostd, ondtheir sumiliaticia ben* . the Cl t '" w :tar. TH()M.tiS ROOPii rose; and sitlitreoFd Ict the following erect : -Mr. Mayor and ren.,*-citizens, I this& proper on this intension to exirti4e - tfiat pritilege w hich is my birth-riebt, of tamilkie' ing , to pair conoideeMion, the• onli f propriety of giving yo.pi 'rages to sit Alderman I shall propose, as being a genft iii perftheili elixibl4 it till the bighead dignified sitinaiiin tor yuuttablififilagtstrate.- Wheo I amine to you that gesithassaii. Milemigh. it be probable that a difference of political opinion_ may pervade bib mind and. , that of many Pluehltrit yuu: yet am I convinced • that there oilmen he tiny dillerenee Of -opinion relative w the elaink., which he possesses fur ,your sopport. Whether his conduct. be Viewed in all the various isidtlid sititations in which, fur is, long striersof years, I• may orittiont tottery declare. he has. shone it- canspicuitus character ; or, whether his conduct be I regarded its the narrow circle of ilinnestie life, in each has it I been eqvuellyexemplarl-ever showitig an ardent desire to pets- , mete the prosperity 'ot the City of Norwich--ever proviag himself M have been a' lever of Freedom, and the true and , long-tried Friend of the People. You must paternity maid-, pate that 1 mein Alderman Davey. [.lPplauso.l I ' dist find believlng there.ate many .More Freemen iu thistusk atiji of them if I be correct in my . assu mptiOn, to second aeft ' unmeant' . 'and with me so - denied as pull for Alderman, Davey. [ M any voices itulatit4 CtilinpUtg with A . lobo wishes, and he proceeded.] Fellow-citizeoi,] I' shall propose at her Gent lento, wt peculiarly, deserving. Yotir, selfragetl rind nithoogh I have , uot the pleasure of being so intimately acquainted with him as with Mr. tkivey, ye! he has beets 1 0 4 lime and well knowD to yeti, so unblemished is his reputatims, and so active skis citrons*, ottall simians fur your welfare, it , to render u nnecessary any other ealogitna on his Character -:-.1. mean Alderman Rill nerds (rappleasse)--;whose nouilms. tint' was secito&d!in a verj• IA tet'higitiau..er, and a poll tie• tatuideil for him. .. . ~ Aldertuam 1/AVI.'.I( Mitt; that whee' he came into 'that court he had not the most dittoed idea that either himself or ati of his friends ,oiowld.betionsioated to till the othee.of Alayqr for the ensuing year, indeed no exertions had beep mem. to secure his election, or that , ' of any of his colleagiim. bits' cause it was.understood that Mr. Steward in nil probability would he chosen toe Chief klagistride. Still, whenever OW l'reetnen were desirous to call hint to any situtiffno hi which he could render them service, he never would Onrink front Ilia ditty, but as far as he teas able eudenvour to comply wikk -lbelr • wishes. [..lpplaitse.] Probably some Gentleowu 1.1t3 the oilier the Court miht iinme that the duties of ie office A in w Melt many of h i s fellow citizens appeimed de-.. Aram *enlace him would be better discharged by sten of gre.ater ability ; but if at any time he were so fortanute its `At became toe oldect Of the Freenten'ithoice, he did not tear ihr Ufilinent of those duties aided as e ' a s ehould bethey by :their. acknuedigged .lidtat,•ni h ld the vefy able sistatice could afford him. '[Lund laughter:] Relative so - his polieiol-1 litca , sentiments; they have always remained michttugest, nod ways hod the courage to avow . them " in the wort of timers." To some people they Were olnioxiouc Itemise he 1 deiweintes a whr Which has brought its:supportable burtbent on the people, They_ were obnoxious to those rodsinduals , became Ise would wit .. liitelial mimives, eiye..his voice o . port of at profligate and a wicked administration, that has expended toe treasure and the best blood of - theierisaatry is stfoostless Expeditious-an administestion that by their Miro videut conduct oat brought t his kingdiun warty ta the verger of ruin, said entailed misery and desolation um other trims of .Europe. There was a time when be could hoots that his house was .Ala castle ; hut after tote recent disgraceful scenes which have uccorreal in she osetKopolis- when rte found the daring and' 411•Orecedented leugthi to Which military power had extended, to bri•ak into the limpe of. and to immure lit a rein's, that real friend of Me Feuer. Sir F,ritucis Burdett...4. -!foie s ixes, and the reiterated a ppLzuses of itear9 one thou= , aid auditiers) hectiuse lie bad the VioUri4e in bUppOrt the rights of file peoptei t1....•4 airrldwadits.) Caiukt ally unc coo- Abate to say that his dwelling - . is .bis visite ? The worthy ' Aidei l aarivotitimed pis observatibus sit cumitterable length', eatreating his fellowk•itizese on .this and every •ofaer ova*. slim to- iciswlsict theinselves_inthe,„mpst peaceable mintier -to j frustrate - the views' of timir enemies. Aud ne concluedril a intpreatiVe and i.liergetic speedn'itr returing 'hie tti . .trts foil the adattional prima he. thee received lit ' the cooLlitoce the 1 'Ytectuest . repassed et hint- a enattideuer which ; he trusted they never would dud misplaiill.-qijiplause go s ip! .6u on!] : • ; -, • • - --- ~ .., . *Mention ftpassaos was mot presestuand Mr. THOMAS • KOONS main obtained.-the attention of the Court, saying,- " Mr. Mayor, having pier iowly prereeded with - that,:w hie a ' i tioderxfand' is ,ere ved miscast:Sy regal/wag, I shall ant, Sit, solicitas a favour the exercise of that privilege which I bold ly claim as any birthright, the privilege of addressiog my Id low-citizen op the importout occasiot •Whieh calls vs loge-' thee; and if I simuld, as ou as reeve oceasion, a-iiiii is tidy' Court, tout again in your presence, be assailed adinsalted by - , a small, bat hired nod ruttianly mob-twilit met, Sir, I say, hy a hired snots- [Hisses from the bar, ind 'Ater . Aim ! heft, Aim 1 aid applause 4 from a g reat•majosity of the Court) -t shall loots up to vier authority for protection ; and expect ,ii.iiv from tite.Closir of Justice, what 1 Cousider 1 did not Os fort elpetkoce, its levant* , .distribution. [Hear; hear :11-, Mr. Roopeprocelitiod : T .-Fellow Cairene, pa are asseiniiii4.i here, to exercise a duty, the perfornhince of Ukiah duty dei.• islands yssur trust serious ionsideration-zfor, by lour 'Moil you coofideto an individual &truss. the must sacred . whit* , i., him-the . . can be reposed guardianship, ,not - sooty' of yoor] Ginn rights. hut likewise that of the rights of all the-inhabit onto ot this populous city: In -usi spat n , there are two fintunatecircuiustmicesiatending the.electiou of riot: Mayors: one, that the utWu . cuntinuelt belt for a year' Ville other, (Wit • whoever iripires to that high title honour mint areilowjy ' .haveserimil the office of Sheriff. I say t believe deem .to bt fortunate circumstances, ,because it is an ackutiwtqdged prin ciple, einanOting feels our Constitution, that all"pewer pro reeils• from Me ,Peopk ; for it rests/ Wilk them.. and theta *okay, to dirt their owe .Comeritoni hi the. verities • 'heroics's ' to which it iiiiecemery such Gdylquoisihouldr - be ippointede ' 'Relative to the ether allasiiiti; bait of .ffiltillinerthe olfice*4l *serif, it -gives apportdoiliet of jOl. of . w 4144351ike1Y to be the politic conduct of smelt all lielividual s ,itivested with Well higher. indeed the highest Militarily Whit% yoit eel' s fellow tkialvelveit in lout power is tiesturif:- • Begidet, you are thoill enatileitto become acimaieted With the spen(sl Ihiahrifibillt‘t ,Catseotimenis of such persoto, mid Om ot ktiowing their moot 1 intimate connections.' These n, Which 'oegliti to he I gravely considered by you, and Lety.itritatit to be:regarded at! , guider for yoar.condoel en 19111-dly, .•nd .ever/Yearly retura, of it. I should suppose Cleat 4n& yea e.bidd &sit Settler/ lotik to the intereet of your city; • which is looking -lonised, your out fspreservatom. .1-stitiohl imitaioe. ylilt must re.l view its foraw, (indite preqpitoibotliono sod during.theve. rind, I will say, of the last tiredly years. Consider w h et h er I your matiutnetories„ your tradls ill general, are hi a. mere 'Mt] less tiourishisgetote-r-auld you will etc(*) rigpt, helve4.4U your firm ditty, to 'pit" peculiar a tteatio , to toe state of the lowest claires-herautie from their industry; from their eiser... gies„avisei the sear" of your welfare, soma ;hut of the ..City: ad large, 'lite tensest nod Industrious poet t u n certainly is the most valuable Member Of the consOiriiiy-xto bins we ore indebted for every, blessing (health estapted) thht Wel tiojny t. and we should eialeavintr to reoder.histime Wildly toccopied % and to procure for him the necessarycoatfurfe Of life. In deed to sue poor, and to their interests, rite shield always be •particularly attentive. f ilpptaime:i And••this •Considera r tu n ', felloye Ciiissies,*will near solo the point t s which lam at-Simms to conduct you, namely, to site which Of the Alder octets on these °cranium proposed le 'out eliiiice, has proved himself to beta* ',cutest frietak at the pour, nod ille must ardeut.prouniter,ul the ..City's prosperity. If you slut believe. .that those who hart ken he eeekuPt adtoe&rt Tor war. it you believe that - those also are the confessed hods of the Mi *alters, Cost selling themselves,_ mid then ~idlingt itio-(some hissos front one iitge part, and lowiteopktaps.Mroughoot ail other parts of it. 'Court]-rectivitig their *ages from the public "'hooey, in vou well Ausavr-if yea ...ail believe that the f t whit.ore Compelled lis art as tinware desired, and who , have brpoglita long eisialogee of mita - mon 'oil your City,' i fete flit them and add to the slielishelitily Wt.' Although us their general conduct you bake net brew OW to discover any net of poldtegued, although when they have Rad the p ower of antelloratiug the couditioa of the lb-see chases by private or politic gifts arising front pabtie eherliitts, thy' bare not idistribat ,loi diem wOntiopastsality, bpt testy:with .viewsof private interest - regardless lit Ms pithlk welfare. I say d yip* caa make up year minds to support oath Mee, yes will Mily'lliirMehe tile atomiser of yesc loneliest •eaesairt. But if there gem*, as 1 tram these yet do„soose latent, shoe uss estiagalalsed sparks of freedom in pair bosiiin, Zr yes he de. , skims that paiteslstruld inset again visit roe ;Alive Mod, if yea wind4delighltelsekuld your: City regain its Nog low treaSirreo, if you possess soy feeling for the distresses ut your pewee brethma, If yea be n ot devoid of the feelimigs . 7 PARIS, MAY 1.-4! is illd that the 'city of Paris intends offering her Majesty the Ehiptess a toilette of the value of 600,000 francs. it is supposed, their Majesties will extend their tour to Breda and Bois.le-Dne, where they will be met by the King of Holland. His Majesty the king of ‘Vestphalia accompanies them. Their Majesties reached Causbray at three o'clock, on the 2St)i. At eight they made their appearance in the balcony, amidst the shout/ Of the inhabitants who crowded the parade, and' wit, tressed a procession of cars filled with youvrg . fe:. males elegantly dressed. According to an nude& usage, this procession always takes place in the town of Catnbray when the Sovereign pays it a vi s it. Their Majesties afterwards gave audience to the civil and tnilitarySuthorities. A letter from Florence says,. that the Bishops of the Grand Duchy have ordered the Curaitujend Pastors of their dioceses to cultivatis upon ev:ery occasion, in their discourses, that.respect and obe dience which subjects owe to their Sovereigns. ANTWERP, APRIL 2'. —The arrigal of their Majesties is tired for the 30th, The Duke of Reggio and General Bertrand, one of the Emper.., or's Arles-dc-Camp, have arrived, and.also the. equipage of the Prince - of Wagram. A liatolsonte cutter has been built here, in which . his Majesty the Emperor wil l, it is said, g o down to Flushing. Four of the seiren'ships which Were laid uji for the 'whiter in the canal of . ROppel, returning oppOsite to Ali city, and ilso two others that were stationed off Lillo. They . .ertsit r:O*- pletely armed, and newly painted. :The eet : .ef the Scheldt is working up the river, on,ita way here. It will display its col our s , at4l ifiumioac un thcarrival of theiefstajestits. • READING MRErING, - • . • L_ In consequence of a requ'tion to tho.Nayor, &vied by upwards of 250 householders, electors of the BOrtmg:i, 44 To taite,into consideration the present state of the Country,. in •relation both to fort igii anti domestic occurrences, patticularly.the. policy and conduct of tile late Expedition to •Wal eheren ; the imprisonnient of Mr. Gale Junes and . Sir Francis Burdett; and .the necessiersof. a *- form in the Repreientatiuffuf the• People•;" a nu merous Meeting took .placo aittraimes Town.hall. • • ;•:= The Mayor having deelined,, from motives, of diffidence, to preside on the 000014 : Tgoikiw WHITE, Esq. was called to the Chaive. Lieutenant. Colonel Newsliit:otleuetf the tins4l ness of the' Meeting. It was, his said, the fiat time that he had stood forward in opposition to his Majesty's Ministers ; but the present crisis was so alarming, and their conduct h aul; been ow-kink by such repeated acts of imbecility, that he vteyl imperiously called upon, consiit4htly . duty to his King and to his Country. Icktiladittal bit C IRV ictioli that nothing could save &Alibis* S clean* of: melts and MeaSurt ( Loaddp)dauses4 —The gigantic strides of the French Aespot,, nog had *Oinked all Europe, cacept *Turkey, Port tugali earl of Spam, ,Mhtst ',impels !upon: every man. the absolute .7ieuissity' , of 'meeting: our Situation_ with all the Viiideds • and:'*l)4ify of the. country. Ili' eta: the' 044.. mou s waste of. men nail' tinources in= thb' planned, di-concerted, a nd ftlierO'ure. thrfbreti. ,oate Expedition to W4oE:ren s . and declarettr Riot be his couviciiiiit with more capacity and. decision, the objetb of it might hate beat !attain., to :the CIO or Sit' Francis Burs det', aid Mr, Dale Janes, he said, he leas cuilvine r ed that q.Reform in. Padian,teut was ilbsth accessary. Colonel . 140W0410 ,ith an historical survey of the origin of thq qt. ton of represiniation, front which he infen.Q chat thi'eaunis, hich l ii•tfie Pities l ot The Rention and . • Saxons, made tt.'iqce of . primaty conic quence, had tilled to tille,ritS tip 4 iheivi44ooo of: eonpisereial &alien,' and Ili it' thilli.,ketivity • ihool k ilsof 000; have ineh' the lliitiSSJf Coalitions. ' i nt,' then•uipted ckftiiti Me. sulativas expressive•Or ihe sense of •I f litiMeetitig, .„,Etnifeetiog the otireciedr thartcpiisition;.aiiJ tw o Petitions to the House of. Comnions; tinif that Sir Francis Burdett mud Arr. Gale tout mjy be released ; and the other praying fur. a• Refit u ; in the Representation. , • Mr. LETCRWORTH seconded the misibia• iaai speech of considerable length. Ile,took • he said, on constitutional gioiintl, - and Atclarid, himself 'ready to live and tic in the ilefeneeof t U., . prerogatives of the-Crown, and of thebberties the subject. Re dwelt with peculiar energy eq. the conduct of Mr. Charles Yutite, and asked ; where was the man who mould not.'eithor openly avow pr secretly entertain ,the.optaint of it which, Mr. • G..tle. Jones bad writtmt ? Shen took an , = titlargril view•o( tbo , ca,sottOir, Foment Burdett, mud Mr. Gait; Junes, which he proved, to be . .inti t ., mutely cuitneciej witk the liberties,of Po pets and thanked OW geutisig , for an amentiou 'ls he should mit five einitued, they.lted not .11+ti deprived of the brilliant talents and superior know ledge of Mr...Monck .root' Maju! *isrith,,.irai stem lwth almentifrow causes uteciathicii,they Mat uo controul. • • Mr. Visas rose, •he said, to, say a• few wond on the sitwation-tif Mri Gale Jones and Sir Franc! Burdett. Ile did not questiuo. the right of 1 iluusc-over its own Members, ISA distinguish between thciabstract right, knit the voltotee, of esereisiva it, But . . - . • . . . . • , , . . , . b ~ g 4 . • • • . . • , . -•- .'- ' • 3 ! .. :. '. ..f r „2:-......-...e.:1....., -442/100.1. • ' • ''. ..1. • . ' • I. S.: A Hi ST - Alit - 5M *pi • _,..J.... -. ~ . • .-... • , Font : rig g LO N DOE JO: • . titcYitinttets;.'' • • Pfl'ar•Vite, Play 8, 1810 . Mailoractornd Bleat Spencer,. .K.8.t0 be Lientettnet a Gamest in•tbe 'Arm) serving in Spain and Portugal. under Accosted* odAiscooot Weßbi.,'•tots. • . !:t. • • Powimibiloos s,iga!d,by,ll laird Lltatamell 'tie county . 4 Battalion of Eater Militia. , gg a latand-Stephartae, Eve. too CoPraii,*•viCe Smith, tar. Da 1810 L . • libber( Kitigsbuev, Gent. to be Ensig a, n. Dated a b o ,, e. J z.: 4 4th Reg name blear Mirieta. Lieutenant Robert Rutieigh to be Captaia, viee.-Nkbals, re signed, Dated April 1 9t 4110.. , • 'William E. - lender, Item, to he Canto. D ited es ahore„ Joint frispow, Gem,. take `Ensign; • Dated A ptil fit; 1810. Commissions signed by tbs. Lord Lieutreant. of Ow Coo n ey of ECM. . • .• •• Berstead anti Mal:ing ft:Alin...in if Loral•Militia. TbomasPottaid•De4. to hst.teptenant.• Dated: fiy 4.1810. Sevenonks and Brurnlex Iketworatt ..f i t ecal Militia. 'Kadin BarritaUsZ. to belderiteuant. Dated NO 7,181. Continissiou in : iirAfilttitteireglfaenit if Nottingham. shire Local Militiaoirieddtpdbe4tdrli lianuentiet. • Peter Campbell, Esq. to be captaiof„by., divert. D a t e d Svpleinber 16. 181!9..' • Consutimiens in lbextitescesillol44d ;ACM Vilitia, signed bl • • • ' 'Ow Lorkideutenant. :-• • - Ist 11.ciyar Eta • • Robert Morris, inn. Esq. tw.be,.t.liipetia.' Dated' Decembe r 4..1809. • 5amuel Towniend Ens. to be ditto, vice Niblett, it.. signed. Dated DeMnber 1809. . Benjaaiiu Siminonds, Esq. to be ditto. vice Higr, d reeem i . • Dated December 6, 1809. • • Thomas Counneliue, Gent. to be Lieutenant. Dated Jabs 1.1. 1809. • • • • Robert .Inektnan, Gent. to be ditta, v%ce Prior, retigarg„ Dated December 4, DK& • .. 4 . Richard Stephens. Gent... , be ditto.. Dated April 7, 11110. Powle, Gent. to be Eimer& Untied Deceilthvr lad/ .John Issues, Gent. to. he ditto. Dated December 6, 1809. Sklitoyai East Battalion - • James Rowe, EN. Uibe,Captaiii. Dated August 7. 1009, ' John Cantles Edwards, : Esq. to be ditto. • Dated Augusta. • ; 1809. Clyde Mey, Esq. to .be ditto. Dated Decembe t IV. 1809. jobs Franci s Barger, Gent. to be Lieutenant: Dated As • gust 7, 180 % • • JUseph Smith, Gent. .to be Quartei.Master. Dated Maya, 1809.. Janie* Craog, Gent. to be Surgeon.. Dated Auguitl3, 1009. Royal IVetit Charles .Ceinsning, Dent. to be Lieutenant.. Dated Decem . bey 23, 1808. • • 'Crown Oise, Ma . 04 . 1910. MentbeL : lentil* to serve pi this present Parliament. ire coirels. Archibald, !vit.," the Room of William 11. • • • • 41117U ., _ . TCY :•EN 4 LARGED• fro m *. . . of hemitelty, you will laite s far Untie who have ever prov.._ the twelves the rises ..qc torruptints-•averse to the war, and anxious far the %tentage of penile. - .tdifloplearel Os enti.-- I shall, Fellow Citizens, now proceed to roakesathe further remark" en a subject • 1 hat;rvioesiftliat slightly eta*' tinned, narnely.lbe inlyan arising . the election tor the Chief' Magistrates being anattel. 11 - f;' feettiontele, . you Should have resume to believe that ride eirelldeste has bean InAphieed, that toe iedividaist•wbostrystu *trusted• the per diaaship of your rights, has mat AllilUed his duty. in the ex emplary mAnner that. he ought, isn looger . thase fora , x few maths can he either weed sbudeliskiest br dopotioaikt e .ercise his authority lathe. prejudice of.tim'Aettostsi- Bat 'if he iiliOuld 4titbfully retie ,you,oliii gusted will be deserving your wannest applause; am, your 40.* ineethie - *elf of ids unegretv, exerenee,.as beritotipit4Mn'here three. , file htt.* moor of'electiug him to i heAtteatlntlitgrairittktrO.: l L u nit have the opportimita 4 ;mules:son yew,. Meet, .__tizens who are, known se possem the "sante prinripler, (ay mine OW iittlibtions; - touritrde yete; - ..l"felt I tibia compelled state to you, that you should alwajblye particularly guarded is voting, thanks to an y.. Maybe for his conduct iditritig his ayorato. It as an honour that oug ht not.to be te#l.l4. with, , turd if such an idea should lie in corifenipiaflon relative to thi n present Mayor. I will WIWI, 841 . 4 - 4 one itatitice eau be nattiest, wherein . •eitlter yocieselves,..ieyinie; . oty , :have diii; rived the ensallart 11'0100 film :pm, of losAntliy eels - 1 310 i. kisses, sued totultries of hear, hear I. on! Y I aik the question—l ask that, consideritig sbe• super.or power With W which the Mayor,has.bent rested * , whether he has exerts " ed that plower to the wheat 'he might, and to the extent •hs, ought! Hut he examined the conduct of the Court of Guar dians towards the, Poor—.ll/issess . end go °NI so on n:, 4111 " sE he made himself am cuituted with the transactions of the C 4 o .1 of A Ideripau I—Hiui be MO a jetiliets eyetewardl the Idea . I bellow of the mlblic millet arisiug from theiariints pub • 'I charities ?-7Mos lie visited thedifermit Iliespitals—the Weitt-r Milan and other dwellings of the poor. either to know that no abuses did eltia, or it they did, to correct them.—[Suite Maas s mad !owl applause.] nape you. fellow eit4em, sword' from the Mayor that he has beets able to discover that the meets of corruption has extended withia his jogistlietinii t—l believe not, Well, then, we will inippor'ses t bad he liasimade. an psnotbie inquiry, hut in Ms , eyes•ipitidnit'btirthe 404' peer'. proceedings were .diveerui laei—[sttese .../iissesetlif atch • 'at'. phoire.] ' . • , _. The al Altai rese t and requested • the Coart.hensilit *MK' to Mr. Roopes observation., as be would readily hear w • hntif ever Mr. R. Mid to allege against him. ‘'• . ..- .. • • • • Mr. Roo re continued-1. ellow Citigepe,A shall never be afraid to Ateak the truth, bat individiEdeou .the other+ side of the Court are afraid that I. sloadd tell you - the, truths which I •Om desirous to relate.—When 1 talk to you of Corruption—of the abuse of (to wee—of the . cow duct of the. too:i of party—like palled horses, they wince and• kick, as soot% - tis the lore ptuce is thilelised; and they want to presets.; ,my addmishr; you on this day, RS they, shatnefully • did ivy force eta a recent occasioo.-[dente inter •ruptias and great applanse,]—lint %if 'I be arra.led here, I will will do nay duty towards you,, and that in a more public` manner, fur I wall nut ably most, htit cialeiviur to c.o.s. the corroption a hick I befreve to eisist. nod. before many months areexpired, I hope Itiltelible to priiiiesnyself your friend. Your enemies do notiikelf tblOW before them re late such truths, because they sir hostile i• 'kir own private interests, and het awe ohs: kottalettge.of them will ,be acne- Ificiat tu you.— [ .ipplaues.j— ousider Well before you diet rte your rig h t s "tin ano t her — t me anreat you this-.day to 1..; c keep in ;Mud past earuts, ail ; pd before said, took to the public conduct and to the private. .conuedionv of those who either Aspire to it, or.hove obtained the 'Agility of Clitef,M:i gistnite of your City. What, fellow-citizens, Mart Ire your feelings, if you shinild find a Moser bold enough not only to twgiest his datier—hut if he %Mold be still more daring, and attempt, by that which 'believe to be WI illegal, beC4We an oveistroioedand improper the of his itallitotty; to deprive yoit of your truth-rights-tit velem your publicly dive-ailing• toe patntie ambers i iiiettebli you together in this public court t Ltlear, hear.) Nity ‘ if any Akeset shtnild dare to seed his. PP ' thficers, accompanied by the Sherillantl all his Officers nests drive usfrranun cucayky force that we might not peaceably.. deliver our sextimmits, woultenut, tiny, such daring emotive. call forth the severe[[ e'etivurci. [[tsar, hear!) Ana; Fel.: 1 low Citizens, were taut a !lammed of you *oh ,in todf; so driven from thWverY Cart a few 'weeks ego', by the Mayor; t who. to sits [te r fitihstr.joe; where plared hint to adminisjastice With iinpartiality'l .I . . .1 fere Ideas Am:general applause.] Asseli4oudaiit 1 trot w.II be a wank: ingto you newer again to entrust bins or any such man with the gtetrilina rhip of your rights. [Some hisses ' and haari hear. J Fellnw Citizen .. is this Mayeralty we have licipt. much about Jubilee times, pod I would rensiirk on some pees • I titular occurrences during theta; hot the " galled nags " dti I not seehito em this bider thi ../tibila dek [Laughter [ ] I. [Laughter [ ] would B ra4 e go o tt f eh my iuu n r n e di t it o ws 7 l4 , o4l hlu i t hel l o pe ro r re cfiv i e. s.fia l h i r c e o t;lt til et e Ol o y res4 tireti nt cadent myself with mauling you, that [shall eudeavuur very, soon to fulfil my promises toiyou, reiatiye to the'espesure df allpislific abates ; licit l *WI al Ways endeavuer as fur as I sin stile to render. ice. more especially to the poorer Free men, %hoot I hale NW tomb lathmeodeut titan the richer.— I have this duty iibeUTIWW 4 sick bed; to a hich I have, been same . time contiord, tut I came to.perform my duty, mod I bare perforuteslitconscientioesly.: act 3 0 0 Bo WO at the Pa i l, 61111 I have so doubt but you will chose. be of those Geode, men fur 'your Chief Magistrate; whous.yoo. know to' be the real friend of the people. [Applause.] No reply was made 1 to Mr. Roope's observatiVosi ; and it poll being .denanuled tier the • •AlJennen before nanied, the court was die- , missed. [tie on.] In the eveniag. when : t he numbed were , declared, Mr. Steward bad a large majority, the Miley party neat exerting themselves on this occasion, but het weeu .2 and duo of , the Freemen availing t tetnaelves of the opportunity of exercising their privilege of v, firm. Mr. Steward was. to have ae i been chosen by *majority of' be Court of Aidermessaccord tag *o the Charter ou. Wed ay last. but by some extraordi• nary necurteitees there% ere not a sufficient number present. — Another Court is culled previous to the day on which he Should assume the duties of bit new ollice—but if aoy similar `OCCUrreUCe sticlulcrjtehe plate. the Citizens would not 'only bore their amottal -..0, but even their *via ; and, tot town' would be •in the unprecedented predicament of having no thief Magistrate, as the Charter expressly declares bit eke lino from the Freeateu shall be on the first of May, and con fives WC that witerehi he *oust heals° chased by a majOrilg of the suffrages of the Aldermen. . . _ . R,. Price and . W. Bristol. inert:hams, Jute le, at ten, at Guildhall, Loudon. • • , BAN Mill PTS. M. Leach, Preston, Limcaster, earthenware desk,- rod tpwinair, mtreeeder May SO, A, .June 19, et eleven, la .the . Mitre ' Pregert. Ammar.. ,Mr. lithos Trought.ii, Pnti kwrrt and Mr.-Philip lined. King's HeoCli-vtalk-, , li. Tilt, Wilily Lioo-street, Penn/Mlle, merchant, dealer aad thapman, May 12, 19, June 19 , at elevea. at Guildhall. Attorotes; Meson.. Hourtfilhat and Hewitt, Little. Friday ., street, Cheapoid.... • K. -Newman, .-Osford-street; linen-draper, 'dealer aad o u pm f u,, may toelv,r,l2, at eleven, Jute 19, at le% at (:nihticdl . • Att;teuey; Mr. - Tucker, Heirilett's-bnildiolk, •Nalhorn. It. Martin. Gravesend.' carpenter, dealer stad thorium, May 11, at twelve, 22, at elevtus, Jone-19, *tea, *Guild . ,ball Lnudou. Attorney , Mr. Ware,• Blackman-street, South.' .warl. • - It. Mareiti loyhe. Somerset, cattle-dealer. May 1 0, Jeer 19; oloolevenvoit , tfie Lamb Inn i , Hridgewater. • Alorititi l • -Mr..litera, Dvhlgetvatert wattle srs. AtillMt and Soo, •Ilid• . . . D. Davies, Old-street, St: Luke's, victualler, May 15, at derma. 22, at twelve. Jana 19. at one; at thilldhall. Auto. diet. Stenos. Parnell and gains, Cburcb-streel,:Spind• fields. J. Matthews, Hertford, mealman, May 12,22, aationell, at twelve, nt Guildhall. Attoetties, Messrs. Hood gad Fait banks,•,Seething-Inue. J. Gouclatn, South-street, Lambeth, victualler, May 1946, Jane 19, at twelve. nt Guildhall. Atturuey, Ms. (AGM Webber-street, 5:. George'.-tiejds. W. Antal& Cnuthourn-passage, Leicester-fietds,finto-drs per, May , 12,'x`2, June 19, at twelve, at Guildhall. Auer ney, Mr. Tilson, Chatham-place, Black friars. Ileydon, York-street, Covent;garden, woollen-draper, May 12, 22, June 19, ,at ten, at fluildhall. Attoroey, 11. 11. Duocombe, Lyon's Ili. J. MaChin, Tottenham-court-road, upholsterer, May lib 22, June' 19, at ten, at Guildhall: Attornies, Mesas. Was rand and Wood, Castle-court, Budge-row. ' " " C. Col will, Leicester-square, eabioet , maker, Ma' 12, 41, June 19, at one, at Guildhall. Attorney, ble. L. Valiant. Cursitor-street, Chancery-lane. I'. S. Parry, Charlotte-street, •Porttand-plice, 1110 011 Y• saivenef, May 11, at twelve, 14 at eleven, J oat 19, at tea, at Guildhall. Atiriney, Mr: Dixon, Nassau-wee', Sabo. C. Wharton, Northwich, Chester, liquor-merchant, Jae 5,6, 19, at eleven, at the Crown ran, Northwich. Astor airs Messrs. Leigh antlitlason, New Bridge -street; and Mr. Barker, Northwich. C. Macdulf, Church-street, Rtaekfriars, sea looter, May 12, 22, June.l9, at eleven, it-CMildhall. Attorney, Idr. C. Beckett, Clement'. I tut. • ' W. e;ee, 11 , impsteadirond, stone-mftson, [Flue 14 r 19 a nt one June 19, at ten, ar Attorpies, Messrs. llrhrtca and Wood, Castle-court, Budge.row. DIVIDENDS. . . June 1. W. Dowland, Devizes, Wilts, draped . -June' T. Silver'wohd, Settle; Y,rk, inekeeper.-Ality 99. !/..Heck, St. Mary-at-4111; merchant. -+May 'ld. r Oakley, Hereford, wool-stapler.-June 2. Williaut Pope. West 6 tlnt - oP"'" Severn, Gloucester, dealer. iu elm 16. $. Garrard, warelieuseman.-=May 15. MIL" , Clreirdow, Mammoth, merchant.-May Sp, N. •I. Ballet and B. huller, Painswielt, Gloucester, clothier*. C I T. Slade and T. Slade jest Bartholomew-close, sinithil^l 4 , . Curtliq , Bayswater" Vow' biggin, Lancaster. merehaut.-4: lligy Liv'erpool, o'er- Tordotf, Leeds, tytbohmapler.-7,6. 1111 el, •dealer.--S. T. Cnidias, .liiiheestlow-atrent. Grenn, Brown's-lane. Spitaldelds. dyer.-C. Qtseen *treat Portset. tavlor.,-C..:Bassuett, .run, Caleltemer-barrt, retched -friar, dry-salter.-J. Hatfield Cuveat-gardms fruiterer. : • • • • May 7 to • . Yesterday the • Lotte MAYOIt, • ifter inspecting the fneal.weighdrs' returns, ordered the price of hread Co bi coutinited the sanie•as last week, viz. .Is. 34t1..the gaartetn loaf wheaten, and is. 244. 7hotisehold:-. : AS: WoikaiblikVerris, near Danbitry, Esser, 18 cOltias vitiOtsdpeby one man, in the space of five wdoks, tome tine since, sickness has e rcvail. edeo.filu s tislis that pistt-4 the county., ' Monday eyetting,: about eight O'clock, as a GentleteinAs was rifling e spirited horse tikeug tbeiPity.read, , the sathnet:teloitt.fright, and set of towards Islingtow thrt gallop; endeavouring to curb kite s .hewst thrown off into `the lokil:7lty which he *at so 'much truisisd,. that he was taken td the hospital. ` - '`Motility a Coroner's Inquest was held 'en the :body of Wilkes, aged 180 on of Mr. ‘Vilkes, Plaistorer, in tit.„Mary Axe, who on *Saturday Yost fell front the .tup of a ladder in 'greet and was killed on the spot. The Jury re. L•tinitil a verdict of diciidenfal Death. ionic ilaYssinte; as a boy, 10 years of age, son !of Mr.,Whitehurst, at Chisk, was , playing with . a gun in a reow'which a female Servant was scOlvvr , -ing, the girl, Isist thinking tV piece to hit loaded; sent, " lire at me." The $y did so, and kilted her that instant. ' • ' • ,• ; At the late sate of Sr Williateson's stud; • Pan, rising b e years, vies sold *to Mr. Bouverie far 1350 guitteis; Walton; riiiag itevett,'itr,Sir 'A. Shelly ,, for .S6Oluineas y a brother to' ditto, rising,. ten, to Mr. Hawke', for StO gain' as;; Echo . , &sister of ditto, rising theee, to. Mr. -I.toU. veil; fur 1300 ; ,a • strong otte T ycar.ol colt, by Fireitreind, *it of irolion's (boll 106 goinees:;: . aind the derekrrthe *ithowe, colt at foota-Soiseldefiloilitlioot for $5O iyilioas. 'rhe.pnglGstit tonteht betWelibkisich .9ns for thrbstsuudred pistols, is Usti 'fur 31st itistiat. • e're . ;It it. übdl ndre -the Oil Jed I Fgri 7 S icing _.e..••1 lulu fruiterer. •••• • • • that . • • There wei:e font Prizes' of Twenty Thont*nd t h e Pounds each in tlid Past LOttery, of TAihicb Rich* ardsms, tiubdlssek, and Co. iota •“ifis. • . t hsy One Hundred Thciiksanli Poisnds may be ob' taiu&l bylho possessot of ; the first-atitoPr ilal re . ,inure ,Al 5, on thi.sth nitittnussta t 'llaitOgfi l e o 'cats be gained for 3.25. Ttio.bpslisoir uh If chass ttf alottery Seism, ion Ass ay. , litsire to son with . an.absolutc fortune. The pees's( Lotter/ ai red,' a most inviting opportunity, : and • Cat tnets; No. 8 ," at .,/ .Charing-ert;si l is the best (Ace tittnakelhe CZV wed . :insets t ht... 9 , MARELIED. • ,pn Tuesday, Walter'X'uttng, Esq. tif Clretrt.Ora nntl4reet". 1114 - , fo Lodiba, third daughterethe 1ateMae*0041 4 . 414139 E g g' IFErie, .u( Puronan-squai . r. • • . u; Sir s Or . WedneQay la-t, Mr: g ye44"tineeir, 3!aucsim,Pnvi; ni or Y i w Q u l t l ittee d ttg le ee r 7 064 - 7r- -- ••••,-7" -- ' • anis. „: DIED. r" .. wurensrerry, Scotland, la the ow Sntr or PM age, Now aurgeon. The early port a hi. We w ais P e " l .6 lll ifot • t • 'viva' service of his come?. At tte ueserceatitt uu Carthagena, in • the 'seat ' 17 21, he b kinded, to do auti Li' • as all Resistant Surneou tu the trump+ alollC or aaS. , braled Dr. Stuullet v then also all A4illutttt ant i, . w.nuts, he &two) opoka in terms or this LONDO t• Priatrd net& Phblishedhv I). A.uracir, at Is' , STATESMAS Orries B'4 rleet.areet. sespvct tu. Mr. Gaits Jopes t be contended, legal autliori•ies an4.bisturical peeoeiloat, Oat . ought td ba•e been (tied hi a Court og 1411 . _ • lie distinctly drew the line is,ptweelt antl • breach bf priTilege, nod concluded with a e gyrie on the Trial by Jury. The arsAutious were separately put ) end ar-. • tied utouliabously. A few mornings since, as one of the Liverpool coaches was passing along the road, the allifiee• breaking, the coach was overturned, by which JOHN Owzh, of Prescot, was unfortunately killed; some others of the outside passengers were very much hurt, but not dangerously. * • "rjr: ' • ' r r IV Lo You S .' (:i .i a~' r'm a aod SI Sale al The Nw•h' &WWI OF WWI ber do Ams" -- ii dos • witilo t rtt Ca 4Tit Vve _OM twirl aid a Pas;ti I Mai rim 1.1 La No. beim Yea best we ail I N V V