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

.~~ ~.~;-~~ " 1-! 11.1110 , 1""Ir • • •• • •. • , • - v a . ,7! • ,'...~ • t - is • " -• ' 11 4 " 6 ..r . • - •, , . THE STATICSMAN, • I* s • • . • • ._ , merosay. , whale lies sarlifillatedify Stitt io: 44 'hiterreeet.P carriage was Alto decscatiftli with restates atede of Mee raid lemoe.ce,otticl tibaedii as Were the beeetifel bsylioreel, by which* wardrwed, sad the three postitiorts. Sir firmed waited some time for tiptale Macdonald, sad -then the -procession Oa. s ceded as follOws • .f • .* -8 MT.-Lee; Hint; Constable of Weemiaster. Heary lebosals. of Unary-lane Theatre, somosese • imasitifnl grey charger. • Intearriage et& SimoeL in which were hied fletwiffeweith • WS: Smith, M. P. sod Ms; iiiiskritsiee which . was tee inscriptioo, " Room% ,aipg..the Coortitatioo:' Oa Horseback—Lore Sefton, Mr. Alderman des ti. Pk/ . Mr. Tierney, Sir K.. Wilms, and other ..psTsines ems 11ffigi—wish the laicriptioe. 8 ‘ Liberty of the Psi am! Trial by Jury." ••• • 4 •••••.• . A Baud of Mask. Harmer; gith tie beeription. " Habeas Comes end_the Silt of Kights.". A great seethes`. of Nommen. decorated iiith 7 Sir . .fnenreli C•doeri; men bearing Wand, sod Streamers... • . Flag Sir Hamlet Soutilly.- the' Friend or the: Op - eretied.'l Rowilly, the Reformer of Abases?? • • ' Ketailly, the Cha m pion of the Oppiemet‘r,•_ Thig—" Mete Trade Abollibed, and the Citable! Cede • • I • . Aniroded." Rand. • • A inag . line. cif es rriages,,in Which were Sir-weers Neat; richly, decorated with. laurels, 464..1 inefi. the carakoctelming arranged,: praciaded4 Amidst Ale most triiimpliagt I plandits the,pppilgce thine 0 Ceethillirdeirilliatill4treetidown far and entgatherini4treetakeytts be otrand, he ring neitilittfabear4lial feinales, elegant ly: dietaiiitt ` ornamented with ribands, presented **aileliti parts of the hoirsea, p . end as sr Sitarit.% passeittlirettraiined white . handkeschiefis-nd itiearners r On •fitiiiirical'Of the proceisioo opposite Carltan.house, it stepped, And three cheers werr given r. tehldi reiftberaffil through the air. and *bad back' by the most Powerful suit .inicersai Ap. At the house of J. Denison, Esq. Pall. Mall, the 'elected Member fro the coon , yof i Serrey, - 11ffiRoyel highness the Duke of Susgeg, serrotteded by ingather of very distinguished ..heracteni, pre. ilealeo himself at the window, and "immidis!ely he was recognised by the fropulice, three . cheem,rri glint ; and when the carriage of Sir iitneei Pnrfiff his Royal iiigfiness, by gestic ulation, congrittnline d . him upon his-success.. Sir %mord, in return, bowid most respectfully to his Royal Ilighoess,.end all hearts and hinds instantenerrosly joined iO,OllO gni. vertal burst of appliust. Three cheers were gitlia et St. James's Palace. The splendid cavalcade thee 'proceeded up - st. James's.street, where the hoops, _ratan when the Court was io its smith, never before . presented' such a display of youth, elreance, .14 .beauty. Brutike's Cluh.house etas the most eoriepi., curies. The Ladies hid wreaths of laurel and elite' fanciful decoration's. Al the top of St. James's.streel the carriages and ropulace had so increased that it was with great difficulty Me. Lee, the High Comma . : bit, could procure a passage fo r the procestion„ be on its approach Sir Samuel aid bit,frierids were agar greeted by the most flattering bursts of Oa their arrival at Borlingtass.hotise, i ce email nsilif Lord George Cavendish, the gates- Sew .pea - Wk., the ',realest celerity, and *vowel alai his frig , * entered, and were recein by their dietippishell host .'w it hen t h asks. sod erse.lol ... the w a ron:', eat discriPtioe. A writ epliiidid dinner c ents open the occasion. The pror,emion mu Toy jedicietely arranged b jr Mr. henry inhales. i .. f.. PRICK OF STOCKS Vass OAY AT MIS 1,0110616" S uer Steck 4,per Cfni per Cont. Red.7B. 4 pre Cent. Navy 3 per Ceat.Carwii Ups Om& 96 9C • 31 per Ceot. Bdt Luig is,. 10 &IN t Leap'. for Ace. 79ii ' Eadmitier BillsitlD p .... THE STATES.M.44I+I.. --_, • • • * r 44 1 ; • e . . • , • 11414" .4 • • 4 11. % fr • • ' l6 itl •A k • • •'SlitOG,' the Queen 94 COeucil held Wi►tdeer, to 'receive, the . port of .the state of iiw Maiesry's ain't .taidiYthe follovOng balletio thereof tbSt. Jatoestis- • • is Windsor "•••lits M.ascsit. has been very t the last month, and cOntlarres to Pejo' iheiStb`;,4/ut his Maitir;l's disorder I HF I NKY ktill.FOttll . ;'' •• si W..HEIVARDEN ' 1,. l' I____-_ , •• "„ ItOBKRT W 11.131 9. 1 "The'iephit of tho,•-atelis.of. the Qui . teas—" Her Maiitigelkillskked .10-frif' ',, t ; . d is going oil tkfte'""• -- •• .1.. - ' • - .. Yesterday the i tialfiAjtfAtrifer,tota e ittstrrta had audlitrkee- +the I'it • ',Carlton-house... -,;;'?.:! . f .'t !. • I n fpAsktip n4aSirts' 'kW /feels& mporntag, that Ike -Vtidaegt )i 6 EiA* l ..to otpt4l the Duke of *CLARENCE if was espeqtrd to Amite 7in London Ring's Messeneei was dispatched • ' Ct4itacri, *af• the rest of Sir C. Pi 40i8,1n Hertfordshire, where his I had been on a visit several days. in Cavendish-square, bee been some for ;the reception of the Princess, &t marriage; but it was found Impossible in time, to much . being absolutely done to it - ; sod the whale of GRILLo' therefore taken for the occasion, *l' diem for hk reception several do! Weis o'clock .on-Saturday evening Oiseipatikkid by her mother,' the Due_ lieskattended by Lord KEITH, Lally thstaulUsix; nod Lady RAH, his r :111/7A, the Master of the Horse, OM, end • Dr. Fools; arrived in Ike Hotel. About•tea , .the PRISCI there, and was introduced to the hers. The Duke of CLARENCI et, rind was introduced to his WI itoyot Duchess her MOther. be-nuke ot•CLArtzucc remained 1 • I cctneks.: -, Neither the Princess eft . thi;ir !Niel yegterday, bat the - raCE and Lurd Kerns called or *nes. i-, T he qr..-ctte , pf Saturday .iontal f•egfe:. Ire Loids.of Aim Treasury , ottrigrt linieed.anttioreign hams (n 4. apt' nttbs .Contploy) will he permitt4 liatsied under ; the 43d of the King , 4 . • srAs - ,4 • t 4 ets $4.14•744 -ult. Isom OA, .ennsiffe(tble sensation had brava of ts Courier from the Un dispatches from Minister Oats, 1.4 iiie.moverneutrof the Americans age) • A.ccoetrts (root the - Hague state, W ILIA mato* was shortly• expected. ji.tar the •Kingof the NETHERLANDS, Hof the Hoyal.Pamily, had arrived - preparation were making for the illostriousvisitor. Prince Ilmtniancno, the Prase, .cellor...yras esprcred at Harnborgh, 'An entertainment wee to be give* pence of ~the city, at the countr! DoORMAN. ' . Sate LAwrcu.—On Sstursla Misting', of 430 tons Wilbert slip in, the.yprd of Messrs.. estA• CO. (late DuumitTes), at Deptt remarkably fine, and the tide. .. boor, an immense concourse of Nisi' st, little after two o'clock this varlet 11(111$ skilled 'in nautical affairs ' I ship of Asir class as any ewer built. lie style, and without any accident It is reported that the 26th day fixed for the meeting of tin graprlie. Belt's vole, aod made laim•• sneer toy lie leg, a—th Mr. Cbnitmo, a Gentleatio of high ho , honesty, and whose tuditidual character high qualities would outweigh a whole host tellers,: 'ten though their. pockets were stul the heavy metal of the-treasury." Frenek Papers to the 3d instant hive been , The rumen', thsktie (Meet of the intended Meeting • • • ,of Sover eigns et Ait-la-Chapelle was soli tern:rine the quOtitin respecting the . militar. t if , of the Wench' . frontier provinces, and Minn! Powers were to be excloded from participa, tileir4Aiberatione upon that topic, is by thee p o blication of a: Ci c.riart addressed `rg, the.' f o ur Allied Sovereigns , w h o were the; last Treaty of Paris, to their Ministers &rent Foreign Courts. In asserting their right to the decision of the question . they are entities to have it believed 'Wilt not interfere with any of the tioris relative to,:rAttriF Wain, now Paris, London, Frankfoits •`. if . folly adhere 'to"' ihis•-•detelesination, broncos will !. 'crag .:I)"Priletisti.otV;i4Aloputeset.lg ap pears tihak is .to detide cite EvieeseflertVel, 11( 1 01 1 0"A IOC!. putt thiOdiTiiie 6 , ll Oes , view, 0 the , • I* ilF 4 that coeiriff, is lithely 'to he4eckled -7Thele*Papterit'cOntain nothing more the bar ugly, of s fatal accident Ifits'lta*leil at the *Montagne. Beaujeon. tei-yreidisdroding with lainite rapidity, split itself asunder, and a•Gentterein end who item injt were thrown with sn rot .against 4 post, hat 44)8510 Completely.' stornachs;and they died in a few boors. • • The convoy which sailed from Cadiz othlax._wes,furilet.in.with on the, 2lith • afro .34.1eigueriqg Cipe Caitlin. its .ntivr said to hi-Spanish America. The hi which t ik.bas.on toped,4l, most probabl) reinter& iiloatito. the Latest advice, retched 'Madrid from the Spanish Mai' begionitrg of relate only to Anftween Generet toclottan sod- the the Pafikulhir e 1 w.ltkh Got Readers lictiesl44o 4 : No ipteltisease had been ; ChM of a later dite thfin the end of Nov , Fivs per Cents left Off on Wednesday . --- ' l . •. i ' . s: ' (•"‘ . - .t.i. ,- ,- 1 f• . ~h s .e• , fr, 4. •-, , k ' • ••• •• ' ; ' .. •.0 :, ••••,.,..!,,,.,. •, ti... ' '-. 'O.• -,C ~ •,... f „ L e' 44 . . :. .k; •. . . . .. '..: et e . __ - legality ll l - .._ /10.4 honnur sold r for those Digits , joLT 1 s ot of load. v o Misserns Sh' stuffed with r.aby, Inners, v be Riser the . w . . lis Miliet.fehes sb en received. *eh., revisit, le I led Meeting Positswootm , lely to de- n sleety's ship Ti tr • ' occupa. 't otes ship 14 , o iler ie • boo" y , Ind that the , aye qu antity o f warticipating Wartatoleps s confirmed g pet en a will led by order Haavficia. J. ll re pereies.io . eke, fee Crest hters at dif 4 the Chariot air exclusive, MIA. • , eileded . to, F Al.movTo. . d shat they , s oot, with a ! he ' negocia. , with a I ~ • pending at DM INNIt I . they Nth. WOO Their con- • continuance. ' Oe F, ,y • iihat the sole n. Mr. A Wear Citle whether • t the Aliabol - to or no' ; n . heir. The I f the present ~ . t i e d with eel ecided in the Ire number of 1 king move of 4tevetting girl I ccidest which ouch "yet ~no eon. As the : delivereetiiieswti e a y, it suridetdy 'ld his nephew' 5 10 N-we 010• 4 1 much violence 1e ,,1104, that through their 0 , 4 404, Waver I. 'lse 4W14e•IFIll is on the 2l i st 149 e Mr*. of that month, ' The Priory Its .. m o t she OM' s destination is The Queen.* Their Kayo, Ye Kora I i h r o , d i y m o e f n i det ri l o t ro ops • His floysl 11l ices which hid hiremesey. am lain are to the mhos. That *KO , to ebete affairs . • Vise, Petrioto, -.Pith . Mr. *Woe, I re are already 111 r. Will sea Mem% u received from l ke byplay I ovember.-The s. rotehil *Mho The Hight HI rat 74 f. 25e. • . lisiehewty. • Mr. Valreel I i' P ld hy a sic g ia ti n a s t ' te r r e lY . . li s if f il"esel" twe r 54 11; I :Or rtivit l wealth; and yes. , mr. &NOW , . . vg.l 4 0= of ISIS elhibited Romeo( How tr Collie, star 4. - 'the MOD 1/ Tranquil during 'Wove. The Merlon joy good bodily R em ottobill is undiminished.., had prosperity M. It A I LLI li . The Chais J. WILLIS" 1. . 4' . end Ilse cow ILIUM yesterday . 1 101 l boo. rery guild night, . 3 , I ...I •.e . • r LOA and Count i t iNcE REGENT : 1 4 .* loSirtee-e4l • /User (t 1 red en Saturday floe*, Coo Inc WI E INi NGltn , ' coutrev cm . 'Matures s to be espoused, lon that day, a . arm to the Duke of I 'aitsceese . Weed PoLs, near Wit. , literm Revd Highness - ettoome Harcourt-holm, Ogle Wallace ne time fitting els D owtreaostr re. previous to her . , Lord enetera i ble to complete it . 1 Be li ti • •• It r necessary to be ~ The rent I,Low's Hotel was • - Th___ ..T e p cst e l7 l . ar t, which was in rea. . I Ij riek u ist aye past. About 1 elrwtoa the Princess, ac- -i; rag' . 'chess of MEtnierl- • ha, Earth, Led/ The El 1 Excellency gaunt don, bat and Baron KlM** • 1 font carriages St I CLOSE : e u p ß iin e ve at s ta s e it a n Tr tze l Ca arrived soon la- v tended Bade, and ! On *hi The REGENT and - Condidei I till bear half-pest :. at five • n nor the Duchess ;.- were dec the Doke of CLA- open them several , ineMei ttains a notification soft midi mly, i t ro ha p t ln h ted enc b e y fo t r h th e..„ . . , swam rmitted to be wer....'" , , • det4a I,• . rt Madrid, mention ' . Pl : llc o eall h '. e nt o e l li s ikt a :l' been excited by the ince gat i United States, with • ..retochafel relating to the hos. .1,44* against the Florida.. v; , yob Oat! te, that the Duke or r• i ed. there. - Ilia Ms. : clued Lees, with the whole - sword( d at that place.; and new M to reception of their their a (FRO 'rassien Arcb.Chans .. u rgh, on the 3.1 inst. the tot Pis to hint, at the ex• ; with I ry seat of the Syndic . ve ghee lay the. Marquis of end I was leunched from a. end 0 itAitt.itS GORDON end be ret ford. The day bring -Co saltine at an early bores visitors attended, and,. • mend net, sopposed by per. Sheri' to be es complete. a 0 , 1 11 ill. went Olin majes. lion I lent. Mr. I of September is the the I a Sovereigns at Ala-la. I , i'.• been . , ~. -.. t ~- A .- , • . • • ; • i/166•1 v ote s better** Vllifrity Illetteell- vied Sit Spe otoel tirmillty. Mho . stillt Vows of Sir Shemell Bp. milt, momriited Mo, twitithilneeilk *bile 01.911 of Sir F. awMtit were silt meth Theo Ohs Modred. if I k hod opt Imp fair Oho totreption et the Gamer'. suseweliteatWO, Sit iirreiteis would have far out. ImmehttO Iller, tt•ittOetitors.(Ohebtet)-=-Upon the whale, hoetettof, ho tittneght It' a- Wiwi of greet cOogratollittists stint they hot Antrid mea -*rift bad not aims thilociinatio. i but the ability to meintaiN their intereve..retCheers.)—fie sisterely pitied the, eitootion . lo which Sir Money htftwell isada bare Iplamtd, and 'wee of•upladers shot GoverOmewl tight • to cabled Mte teethe *offerings he bad oisdergoaa.- .• •-,.''';. ay hod at disebt tie gellast Ceptale.woold. killer *,. =,•; isevo orrietred i shot cal Isis quarter.deek than have ,:,....... beimpe lted with mod to bad been witn e ssed. lie hid '''.. • ::: '. '.: ; ! - .pigto liat Dins. torsion!, -sod be was con. ' • owl that iato beenheed votes bed come ip, who vo x ., I..>n n IJ net ..51",di•T . j elled,l bet for lb. ..violence to . ,Ise aitsueod, -A ft er the limiest of the day • 'MID appeleded, bo - *shorted those . by *boas be illiblhsetemadoi, te retire peaceably to their hoe*, blllikhtliy iimosiOr.ootroge arts ream. for coffin -AI Bus .of it in the siren., if their sits. lstilen-Stor h 4•01 to Ask hrejedico.-(aieto of ' •gesaiiisl,lo.:.«*4olo,4oo'4F:rhoyilid 44 sie."sr:F., - itentos:e=tillifiretOtS' ales If** ti k AlroorgeateitAt,Veas . lid • 74- -- .0. -- 74 - Aii6 , lllßets salve ,daY,1111 4 7 ., =ltitt.rpiteif.........,„, .41tit bilitittir*llMiti tiff -- - • ' * "'"..' lhe Amulthielmei)4llolloald ri4ll.oppeetsMity 61'1401 s ' • . • • ' Ili di* . : ' *lite High sitait ( a. ile, Vs+) erher . . .** the Elietion,: mr It iiiallaty to stste • '44 the 'etsresi e ee t.- t -sem, mai, lad imPartialiryt, dad els I i .wolf ' • t wet*? ed their tbsalta TM High Coostablelotgie the performisco 'of Ms' Meat ordeals - dealer, iii tilhaosht bad acted ins way to call tkiereiginetel i eetik elegise; he hid is fact does inerynsiststisehisTioret takeaseamedate an parties. The ifestitspirere kit • k , palesto property et the High Bailiff, end betreited - it " , f Acmeld not be earrombed open. —(Cries of " it 'shall *of.") • . • • Mr. Ellis and Mi. limit were now both solicitous of addressing the Electors; bet the latter' not being disposed to give way td former,* he retired alto. slither from the Hustings. pliAlusrr then "eat on, amidst frequent inter. ?options; and the application of epithets which ft is unnecessary to repeat. Fur Ms ran part he was willing to confess that be had been defeated, but he was not seadeed.—(Cheers and, kisies.)—lt was true that he was subs bottom of the Poll, but be should be able to fight again ; they had beaten him, bat they hod not driven him oat of the field. Not one word bed been said daring the Election. except by himself, respecting Universal ,4,lffrage.--(Disapprobetion.) - Nevertheiese, he gloried in seeing such a men as Sir S. Ramilly at the head of the Poll. He was an honest man, and would, not 'deceive them.—lf there was say feeling in &seer of Universal Suffrage among thelrieuds of Bartlett, ho (Mr. Bunt) should have . bun at the bead of the Poll. The fact 'of Sir Samuel Readily being in that sitostioo ass a proof that they did not think Sir Francis Burdett Ascots. For his cWil part, be wished he was sincere; bet he thoupht it their duty to watch Olga.-( Loa trios of dist,- probatioa.)—lf the People of Westininsupr had not Chim at 'behead of the Pell, they had placed I! their looorts...(Cries of " No„ no, never V) ...TIMOR koaricatere was exhibited, which rep/cleat. wed Mr. flaw is one part hanging in front of the Odics of the Secretary of Stare, and in another rid leg *pots his horse, westing a red cockade sod a white feather, to the internal regions.]--.Mr. Kant sold, this was a caricature, representing bias going to tba gallows; It was not worth his notice; bat be bo. limed the object of those who evhibited it was to Weed . riot.—(Groans and hirer.}-11 they' would form a ring and thew fair play, he Was ready to fight tiny man who would oppose him, or say of. those milts by whom he had been assailed. lie re p eat. miltatilsealts for the support which he had received, ilestitineeted that he war assailed both by the hired mss sod by bleed spies and bullies.—( Disamwoba glio was wen t however, that there were honest Warts *slash is Westminster to protect him. • . • • ..air. balls Joins said, that be felt peculiar Ortele.. littlee in beholding the sublime spectacle which was proseisted this day to the Electors of Westmioster, lued he was glad to COllOllllllOlllll his satisfaction to them, mid the grown& on which he bit it. With ellemdley pride end spirant's be beard a Repemente.v rite of this great City, coming forward assafailyt and paying to big comeltemsts that•peoper tribute of respect which he owed to them, and stage; fairly the claims which ho bad to their sopped, by laying . down the principle. by which he Mont to. regales.: his,Taterit coodeet. For himself (Mr. J.) hp most say, that he should be. went* in parstroalgtatitesie; at well as public feetiag ‘ it t he did met dotter. that he frisked eseettilitily atajhf well 'lit * - Romilly. The gantlets this day was lief with' rot aPect to what might have been thought arthwcont.- usenisiest of the Eleetien, bet Sitroogh witat-eks:i diem: theleeed had been accomplished, which wet slow aitained.. To Sir Samuel Readily he (Mr. J. owed personal obligations for the manly efkrts he had made for reforming the criminal .jorteprodenctit Of the country, and for his unwearied ezertions - in. tie canes of bentaoity. Bat the. principal thrum.- stance which called for his (Mr. J.'s) grateful ao• knowledgments was, that Sir S. Remaly hod come: forward personally before his constituents; ands, there was the difference between that Honourable Gentleman and the other successful Candidate, that he delimed his thanks by his own mouth, whilst tilt, other spoke to the Electors by.prozy.—(Ap. Awes mixed WO disapprobation.)—Sir Samuel Rowdily bad indeed gained a proud and enviable triumph, end Ms friends had reason to remember it to the latest hear of their lires.--Cripplarres.) • -- • . CHAIRING OF SIR SAMUEL. HOIIILIIT. . Sir Senser sad his friends quitted the Ratings at the south deer, and proceeded to his carriage, which. was waking weer Soetheasplon.street. The carriers I was ms.apea esa, and ever tbe biad of it was sea et tided s ivitaaphaht s essopy, decorated with ribands, nisi* testekittffi s te p eed. Upon ono extrereity of it wee pieced SO tit gilt Ague is isiltation of ' I bluest, vereeeeting l'h Liberty,' sad on the corre. mealsg issuer was the agora of " /mace." 'Ala, ' •. 4 \\* ), . , o' •'' • • ~, platleillyways, ".N the harking"; ef • mere : liberal prioeiples of geverosimet,ef happinNess,*ood recovered HOP r for . : ibe eneelles of .Freedoas and Reform will now Ind it a much OWN difficult task , to keep -freer the Brithh People the possesslowef their/101AL itree theyespetienced it to be bythe assistance of-the late torrept, and • -sebservient pi rlismeet. • Greg! Lpreivii• die to the dillimltiteaf, Sir Ft4ttlii Sun, DZIIIr for , :the reselitiOn and-Lprodeoge with which 'they mafsiged -Ow late .. cookest A ,Theiir ability; aided by the disiuteresteil fslastrilg;t4 the Elictorsli 'kiss foiled all. it! official hatienor...:4o' the qM 'erasure, and as pirifereArtass!'etterapt to es"a. blish the standard ..of hlll4l4l4'..pot*P.V.!;(4 . .eh r t Ike es • ever Was rnaderlif •yfestliiiipittr.:•-..Thst Gill. of, dig party gib... tilrelskSh ;Mtssitlii .tilA/Well4;ll%“ll.lPlilified te.lise. loot .wrinitis .7. :;xl Poll, - thoegh ,it was long rwea'•tirattisele.4orttiird .1 *Minato .. In 'defeat., It )li:l4eft 7rittempt4 A . detract from Sir' Ifit ; “vprs 'ctiil4:iii'eridinih, , ~ 7 . e6serviog, that thorrgls lie, was sopeylor in northers t, I Alle•Coort. :Gstirlitlats,. he woo SA atiihe top QI : oil. Sic 5: ReserfAir was lidisltio*Sii . ' r t acre when the Poll .al MA' , We *Oahe? 6;110;4 le,as- v ••II Tess thin 430 ilia* ltV fliiiiirifertefrCireahlete '' Night4erm it ihi4sts aniWtibroti hft,'4oYett,. le g Ake numbers is . ,fstii esideined by-.,tire 4renensteitee sisierl by Mr. liscnitenson on the linslingsteed gist contradicted, that the failure eVitte; expectutionl placing Sir FRASCIS at the head OfihasPoll erase from the artihrei'reSinted taio the eerlyPert of the Contest by the Ministevialists, and by the splitting of votes Nitre's SirMunemr MAXVIEM 11114 airS. A.: Sm. Romit,r.e. The split votes of Sic SOi:ylej.:, , KOMILLY amounted to WOO, while those:: : I)t Ilif FRANCIS 13URDEIT 'Were not' "Min 'thaill 4oo * It is also true, and .wifl easily be 'bertiredv .Iliat had it not been for the corruption 'of the-GO.' interlineal, and the violence occasioned by the *pledge's!: illeries hired to ereate'distorbsece, Whick'dgerred 4110nly from .coming up to vote,' SirTemOts whore, L i taf t• far out•numbered his competitors. Tigs.ottl.mpt. itefgebelantiaie an inference olditninisbed. pepolaot, hely, however, a vain effort, which testihis nothint Mat the weskor.,s of spleen , sal•disappointed 'taller.' r'. —The supporters orSir Flusters u iluirotrrl f .:4711 - tslusedantly proved their firmness and theirstrenttii' ,by the mnerous irdoer s eith ,whit' .0.1 , WA testified their own• consiite . !o; . , and the estimi:' lion in which they contiaste ,to hold his pin* , plea and services.. Mitre viersonotnecesitry tb. e L tsllr l vey the sense Of the Pgiple of Wesirtrint#r . 4w.114 :subject 'and the systetit 'Wfloiereinentj eiretud..faii their approluttion. ~ 'rho POI*. feeling isis beeeinsct nifested is manias! thairly.he,..misrepresented balk' ,:Okonotloopdsooderstorid..';'-itler till Ministei.s` 4 - 4 11,1 0 CorruptiP neA refuse. not „to • Kstssvlo':itli Let the 4 folitz.eitriledepindthit ) ?Ei4t4; .4 ' country hhitali ' - titolle'' 'ol WeidOloltir • 7 and Southwark, end a yoke 'of 'thisnder • Om* yet be beard in .the Biltids Sainte. la' . the 01010 .•• , of Liberty and homers right, toothy of the British' People, and sufficient to- ,make their oppiereqi tremble amidst . their . 'usurped . power,-:-in spite of all their Government of • beyenets.ir-- Let Britons be bet • true to themselves—let 'freemen' contend for freedom, rally roved those sacred prin. ciples, those - contitational banners that have been , so gloriously end socoessfolty *enfolded, sod the IntinitW a i.eeeption that has .proved on the public : 1 1414 annihilated the tiaaranteed. rights • LONDON • ~ $ „ Pro' P• 4 119 - --. • 7.. : • of our land will be overthrown. . The Adelaistra. 110SODAN • itliN lilt • ••.' I 'l* - Le, and CANNINa and SID• • . 70111111•17 - . ,••• • ' Wows* Nos ha mrpports giving wrpiwell kited/net, Oar antkiPatiaaa result a di the result 9fra n ka ! aid bears iti e•adrinnstiOn -- iethe 'decline a the Wsalistioster have been gratified. Mipieieril eilnies of every honest sad Indepeaest the Free and Independent City, wham A i wa , There I. searee ly • i p . s . t hly, 4 * county, stood for parity of Election sod Reform w i ll medi f • *ion she People have 6 . 4 ,: probo k ohy . of o torong have net forfeited the character. and theglery tbO. s b o i s own nl in f i ,wroprioesit them, where the :hi►~ .acquired—they ara . 1 4 1 1:1 14 disialleast ni titiliehuitit his not been tried, kj . iiiiit,utenitiOttia • teimpkwat champions of: Liberty, mid' the Rightszei • o nsota g lac cia a rat. • W e b a 4"..,0 0 5, hit its Contests heirFellOwfateritrymen,liadikey hare Ihiedeadeerel *vine te•notice. The indrpendint albeit of tht spite of in c ubi saints if Calk, intrigee:. said 111 N ! eenty:OrDevon has Arlo inpied7oree till "tie efferti OM of • corrupt deeeturnibitt, ill reternisitimiKr eiti Ministerial rSilirldtf; rlvet:.,iintlittAr*hOrtets' •Representaifmos,,tisio,men who will resultantly. liege;Ja ibetheinb by thirtliti.mrfeethein gilled sad. ihe gWittetpin . anti: interests they espamsed; nogrided, and id i.44c;eitepldrelhe same happy Ire at etted - smperience and.ability,wbek willpeteftit frau has attended. ;.. . t h irre , sal`Ablesace . lietOlefliileAlltf VIISSAAPIS 11611 Outlaw] .lar 'Tijalself end lit'powei, woolly ' Istlfty, - nor Imodavvirititil,,brAt Aso,. •of lavOnaenco a -signo:::ifeliimphlwkitsr: itedetart tll ealdaY.ir 4 0,0 SlgiW l /4 1 ."1"0,4 1 . 4 flf.':. l c.ifri•Ottel 4 .4 4lo . l : l6l # t ` mad oracles of law. We °sell A. 00 .1•11 K : : : • 11$111iNfiTS. of ..Mieirlert from - of. pupellir :which the Ministers of deipolisis heel; ene4144 4 00 . dtioppeobasioir. Ifirlishire'WO! . liope - ere a ecce4o i, it it an a4aiti"laldiairaPeni!tr iiiihnivittectsrMleti4 the sditerrolostri , n :rnisid which their temerity ambition have hriengln- ti:Otfte fiiimlornte that ‘CoOrity,.hy. the. itrig. ipon themselves. We fl6OlOl la the just triamidi t o o st ill carr ying. on .at Abingdon err that effect. The, which such characters as Sir FRANCO'S Butner' , and atconnt . o rthe state o f t h e poll in w,ste,ortincio2? Sir Smiler. ROmtt.Lir have obtained by the influence ceived this morning, has not gratified the' frleSitso( of their own virtues, and the piaci/des they-0041k, teal. Baounwin's cause so much as coeld be wished,. no t- m e r ely over the tools of it p ro fli g ate Ministry, bat we. arelappy to add to the debits 'We 'ben/lint 'and the minions of a 'silt aid pampered OHM, greedy give, that there is no ground for derpondeniy.';llj, NI farther:spells from lei' PttoPle, but sage !" as- the measles, manceurres that there was too evl-1 thins of the system has bold ibis atentrf so denCrstratb; • to fear would • be put, in practical long is rations .and who, tilts by gor',.t. l orrtiza agents in. Causing the Land Satan, aimed at emending, their lanefai dominionr 5.11 to operate against Mr. BROOGHIt A'S voters, Goo's creation in spite of truth, reaseeolod iSi z that Gentleman oppeara by Thursday's Poll to be end woalditare taken fres titePeopleeww9,pe itself. considerably below his antagonists; hit we can 'Wiesen In the prospect Which this noble stand for stew s on the authority of the ()artists Journ . a l, which indepeniences and this success!ns emistsece to the h as jest. retched es with the proceedlaga of that day, ongroactiments of tynewy, has *reed to the 'sinew. ;that the numbers of lb* pen:list aro independent of at Urge. It is the gratifyiagniesplatiett-if ',lllktri; "these 'rack were ibex examining by the Assessors, mph of the Metropolis, now repressible brlllitight 'sail whisk torruntest ti 100 11 so that if these be de.. independent MoMbers, and we ball if ca Ai • pvelege 'dared giid, there is no cause for despair. of the future,—as Sir FRANCIS Busnetr, hie 1 44 1 t is &fad," eays that respectable Piper, " that letter of acknowledgments escbtregissly and eme the Ti 11... (the Loirtuzza) objected to Mr, C a- • thr; ; f_ ~.