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• • : f o r Atheneum, r terl In ourVap..r r sh u d have had, re &Mitten re the 114160.14 1411[,Ipson, Ree aorl,t)rone, the mutter m " Codell and Vieite." 1E BRITISH PRESS. LONDON, SATURDAY, M4i . We have received the Momitetirs from the 40th to 9.4.1 list. but they coritAin n) news of any inte ,:. Some extra.% from them ate given in the pp. We are also obliged. by the pressure of spoon) matter. to COATI' our, errafts from the ,tn•ur of the lgth, which we teleived or. ,V.ed !or, to a pare of the ofticiat Co;respoadence .orren Admiral Ducoroersi and the. PORTE, roog the remainder for ;goody: It is eel ny a g a rbled end imperfea statement; for it ma only Admiral Docswootrit's letters, while of the Puices small suppresited. From these .ers, it they can be relied upon, it appears, that enegixietion opPncd on our pai t in a peremptory ce, which pronabett an immediate and decisive tnelusi . .n, but this expetchtion way soon disape 4ctd, and the partles continued t negotiate from 21u to the 119:h of February, without the least Nbable chance of a lttece•smnl issue. Some of the ii . r7sterht! Prints of yesterda7 *CM suite, that " tf•e EAri of FINGAL, the ~•f Bis!..ps, and other leaches Catholics, waited upon the Duke of Rtcnstono, the Lord !sten:nit of Ireland, and expressed their satis• ion at th r Lite change of Ministers ; also that fr .rn Disolin state, that the Thres'iers s.e hiliftur!tring their arms, in consequence of which the duties of the Yeomanry have been re lend" We do not believe the first part of this itemsnt ; the second is a false and insidious mode insinuttmg, that the Threshers were late!). in 3,1":47 s and the Yeom,lnry upnn severe ioty. Yestru!.l7 ris rning. about haTroist nin. o'clock, Ili'' CereeveT had an audit nee of 1-11‘ Marks r v. i Vilisisot. Af:s2 which, His Msass rsr set of in kistraveihng carriage for Irmsdon, and arnveti at Qet. Lies ?..lace abort ttst lee. At two' s'eack. Her R.oyal Highness the Prine,ss Wsl. es anieed at the et:mei Palace, it im Illackhe..th, in per travelling carnage, accompanied by the Mar ninon: of Tow:nosh D. hire Itnyll Highness bid an interview of His NI A StS? v , 'shies An hour. Her Royals ligh , tess then Ott otf na return to Apr house at Blackheath. At na f patt three o clock, the Onto of Poet ao ay hence of His MaiaasVir I law Whits ri:s :gaits? t set offl on his retain to It is coAdentry said. that Her Royal Highness tbe? mean of W Atm wil be at Her Mansrv's rex: Ora it inz-roant. A Paper of last night says, " Ff.iving adverted to a re2ort circulated lately, respeeting dal Order fir s:aiernri, it is Lot an att of jambe* to state. that an explanation of the circunntances has convinced us that t h e report was without foundation." Tbe re. part alluded to charged Earl lasses c with a mean and sordid attempt to obtain, at the public expense, an extraordinary quantity of stationery for his pri vate use. whea retiring from office.—The above is the apology made by the ',try Print that ciroulate4 dye iatamous falsehood. A meeting of the Electors of Westminster, in the int. rest of Lord Coc out AN e. was held yesterday at the Sc. Albait's Tavern, St. Albr,4's-street ; upon which occasion his Lordship emend into 40 calla. nation ot his political principles, the substance of wnich has been Already stated in Ms advertisement. Bung pressed by Mr. tr•st.re *Cartier for explicit declararion of hi. sentimc.r. cri..g the Catholic Qs-Irina, his 1. •rdsnip .s l artssied rat nosri- Lty to it Ls a eendi.l and manly manner. A ovst aumerour and respectable Meeting rf the Friends and Gentlemen of the Livery of Landon, in the interest of Sir WILLIAM CUHTIS., took pl;ce yesterday eve-ing, at six ~'clock, at the Londs.n Ta- Itu;,thshopsgare-street, to concert measures to re. car, Lis reiriession for the (it, of London. See Tall R ., % o l=ltionk, declaring the high sentiments the Mee, ing : . .t•ntioted of the worthy Baronet's Parliament. try conduct, and their determination to su,:po: - : Sim through the pre - eat contest, Were agreed to. (Po, a4jc4 stc Adeertisement.) Yesterday a yet y nurneri.us and most mil:re:l3'4e meeting ot toe Gentlemen of the Livery, in the inte rest c! Sir CNA NIAS PitCl6, was acid at the honer. larethe Paul's Head, Lateatorrstreet, for the purpose of considering end adopting the ben theans ot se curing the re.eleetian of the worthy 1 2.arorra, as one al ir Representatives iu Parliament: Mr. A!mrr. man ateoreicse in the Chair. Several Resolutions were emoted into.—(/:u waach Set AdOrrusrtarnr , The Reeiv irr y, Icarwicx, arrived in the River, railed from Honduras rib tae 14th of February ; lett t:re 1554.11.5. Simpson, for the Clyde; for Unblin ; and the George, for •l he:e wowd be no craroy t•la April; -;t • pecii..l convoy WAS CSlOCited in AbCtlt a Pest. We have antanrity to state, that Mr. . I .'sderrnan " I ".k , T,,in his canvass on the prevat tccasion. has Le7cr united his nar.le with that of any other can (rlJ4le I Ise ;nos eserriy asked votes for himself . . and l as :never :rinsed at any particular oppowinn * e are aft/we:sed to cam, ir, contradiclion to an nnbstn:ded rumour whi:h I:as been iauuctiously circuLAQ. tlo.t .on Cie late motion in t:4 Court et on Cour.c-ii, for an A.iirers fo H.l Maasest e. Aid - r lialeaElf not oi.:y declared his sea- Lie ur ‘,,f, but lICIWAIIy voted for, C.s. /Wefts' I ~ed duo •the weeteiy P ant " the Ds,putaties ob cbtir preteut:ns is w Liu tiAjlit Ye 171. b :.t it. S in Irt P i g It riP el 10 to C. teßrer werlin it gives of Low 'A it kt: i,oneg awe. Is es gonclus piretd the 21• pr•Amb . 1 Som • insti uA of C bier w be stet IA :11Jit 8.! hU which Ivied ' etatrift it leer et 1101 . • 10° Yes! es iar" I k Viii " bistros ' 4 tkor Qg ae s'c:o4:l arriteg per to oiont g. medial La, igoatini Ott of At i 1E- liar" R- rich It the? ; . . • ___ • V ° b-11. F.4SNIONS. FROM Bh.LL'S BEAU MONDT. A !WornikgWoe ;Le** far Condlernas..is composed of a dirk lo .rin unreel c.i..t,leppeled, with tat ',dated butto n s and collar of the same el,,th ; or gre.,rosh mistere, lavfrele4, flat plated buttons a,rJ collar of Moth, and th• coat mint b, but timed clo,e up. or plain kersegment waist coats, sill • hres•twl, old rlouad with silk, and drab coloured kersermare pania:outis, with Tin.sian hoot,. prenloi , Fun Urns for OvrtitomeA.rterwigti of a Mee eon, lappeled, tat pit bOit , nC,. and black velvet cater i a dark green ..ostolappehrl, fist gilt buttons. Ind black velvet rep!ar a dark °bestrewn coat, !append, eoitret buttons, and col gar of Vie same 'loth . there th , ce are therein the only coats that are were at present ar,4 hare penally the two or three bottom hutte,n beitored. tii'n.teosts, of fine white ltler seJls 5,110 c Liruted ; d r3 h with WS stiriJi 31 tr.r krtrr. S row whits narow riblact silk Stockings, wish situ,s 1.1 Ceen..l4 ena , s, ohtilf we bate &bead, alescrlhei, are go. ttoral:t of ►lux, dark ;man, of chalk oily browns, the two former have ag It toula.at, awl n►-wt yoriet.lia velvet collar The frontal; cwt. are tomtit of 4.ra mixture*, sad are to patrol madd Juitrie btratted; bin toe otogl.--beeaste4 toot is a onsideted the iota, festifonetle, and will, unti4utio.ily. 'her it preponderance m a aeff 11 - Art time. Drab culotte milted iterseyireee bo.ae/mt or patitaitiona, wait Holston et brown top ba.t., are conimody were LAIJ4S' CONLIRT. The third ni these eirgan! Concerts, tinier the direction of Mr. Dear:oak' ri, was, last night. performed at O.: Marche sees of SALISSLItY'S muse. in • Arling.on-strest. Signor• S 1 okaca. Miss GIISCILIZTTI • Signor NALDI, Signor Mo. RILL, ' and Signor SiaoNi. were ti.e Vocal Per ..— h er ustsgl Per formers. Signoratiroaaca sang w ;th a taste and vivacity, and received tuysnuzsded ap. plans*. Her Duette). "Cere sitelle," with Ni Las, was extremely fine there were present: Tits Royal Higtm-fr. t" Mrtotea of W.,ios, the Pitney. err , . h,ev, Pnneeis Casiele4C4:l; 'he Dukes a ext..... D. Be n, and Ample t tb• Doches..-s ni Nortbumben.tod, /1.4t0n, Dor. se., and Chz-40. %1•,- n.onepooo of iloon hie, D.oteg..l. and St•frool , 4.•.0.int,..es of E.•ett,, S•ftoo, C. mien, Carelloa,, l'eter,ll, Cl••• 1.30 • felei, B.Errymoce, Cu, k, arid De 1 )r awing Room intended to have been h Id by Her Mai trrir. neat Thursday. is put nil, nit 1C c•iunt of its being the Duchess of Yo•K's and it ww be held on Thursday. the 14th inst. Lady I,IODILL'i grand r'olt, which was to have taken place on Thursday nigiat, was postponed on account of her Ladyship being indisposed. The tari of O' Vast left town, yesterday, for Ireland. I"ne Dike and Duchess of Sr. ALIA to's gave a grand dinner, yesterday, at their hong. in bir4i- Wrcl-pl.te, 10 she F it COOLIESZ AitisaaLsoua a several Foreign No aiwy. Lady Potan mite' ta,ned 4 selea party of friends at dinner, un f oursday, at her house in Grosvenor !quare. Lady SMITH had a grand rout, on Thursday nig'at, at her Louse, i lyde Park Terrace, w ash . was nurnerousiy at l rn led. A aloogst ciatspany Res*-- The Mellen of ,30tron ; tan M • , soinnisirsv bf Ihetrene,- Aboscecn, and RAM ; tit C. 11.11, .110 -If Aberdeen, toes. and Seiton ; et.,l V.tenantft: Castinreqo Viscount Astie , too.tz arrived, on Churs,!a), at his house in Gru;venor-square, horn Portsmouth. The Duke of GORPOti was expetled in town, List evening, from SI. liFl I k The Countess Dowsger of Cissessaar is in.!is• posed, at her house in Bei keley•square. The Earl of I.lll.oalDial and tne Hon. Captain C. Parsec left town, last Tuesday, fur Plasnewydd, Anglesea. The Earl of Die alt is very much indisposed, at his house in Crosver.o -sq.iare. The Marquis ef Hithrscv left town yesterday fen Huntley Castle, trurn it hence he will proceed for Edinburgh. HasstsoN's Benefit Concert was attended by above one hundred Nubility, list night there was so much variety and excellence displayed, vie must postvne our account until Monday. 'The Duice of Pulirsksio will have a numerous parry to dinner to-morrow. M. Catveleu is confined to his apartments in the Albany through indispohtian, Dr. Bland attends him. Lord CATHC•ST will shortly return to Scotland. Countess ISsanscav was safely delivered of a daughter, at her Ladyship's house in Spring Gar dens, on Thursday last. The First Assembly, with music, of the Second Subscription, took place last sight as the Argyle street Rooms. Madame CasrAt.ani tang a cauns irg, duet with Signor NA LD., a Polacca and a Ca v.tani, which were very much,appiauded. The little wonder. Pio CISICHETTIMI, performed a So :la a, of his own composition, on the Piano Forte. itps Anniversary• Dinner of the Westminster Li brary, was held on Tuesday last s at Weaats's Rooms: after the usual toasts of '• The Kish. Prince of WaLes, Roves F MILY," &c. the No. bit Ptesidente the Earl of lidoia•, gave the follow ing, which was received with great pleasure by the company : Power to dtr Good, amid Goodness to the Powerful." In the course of the evening many appropriAte and loyal masts were drank, interversed with tome racelle:it glees and tongs by the follow:a C;entlernen, Nle,srs. Fitzlitg eons. Diottun, EL- Ev etas, Niwv The lion. J. CUIT left town, on Wednesday, for Belton House, near Grantham. Lincolnshire. Lord SIA SLAV left town, on Thursday, for Preston, Lancashire. The Countess Dowager of CLorndiet, will give a grand rout, on the 11th instant, at bin house in, rot 'man-square The Earl of ()moons left town, last Wednesday, for Kilkenny Castle. Lord H 'nay FirsosaaLD left town, yesterday, for Leland- His Lordship intended stopping at Econ, to see his sons, and slept lan night at the Windrwll, Salt Hill. His Lordship will tilt re ceived with the warm-st congratulatioru by the in tal,itailits of the County of Kildare, will are bound ton:.ri ►) ovary tits of gt sotude and kindness, tr+r a pax vcc, ssi . n of favours conf-Teed by the Noble How l : of Leiuster. lAZ YO LIJAITZ'L RS. The fllewintr circular Laster will be read with the greatest pleasure by all the Volunteers in the Kingdom : (CMCULAR.) Mr Loris, Whitet.all, Vlski Apell, 11127. Alijr.ty osing impressed with the t oat favenratnerwi iiioa • f the 'erne and onimrance of t:te Vaissteriu force of the United Kinedent, of the r. 04 order and ilaseitilino of a etiothlimble p , 'portion of them, and of the seal and thirty which they have all invariably atanifietel, on ere. y nt.a.i 41 in which their aonric.e* havrbeen required, tadesirous rd aft...l ing to them eater encoomgeinthit, renal, a due- cinisyleratiori of the other bra. eheo ut VIC , di!itary Serried, And On then , tion d nobl.e reohunry, will nermit. Ha has, thrusters, eornms.:utiel ms to acqurint you, for the Safurasidaeo of the dfveht Vulura.er C vyn within year Canily, that it i, his intention to propose to Parirainent, that tee pay and allosa l ee, settled fie the . t . •,..nowy awl Volnnreer Infantry and Attelvry, by the Rea„ s:run* ut Jdly •".1 which were Inttudel at tout tuir- to Or reited to not) , who 'lad Weer enrolled •Ittreett rolty to the 114th of July left, should, io future, be rxteir&J to all Vo:on trsos, who may have been erriohed subsequent sei that !''roil, Or vein may be -riedle I her,afier, worried the raspect.4e orianlidiments of Voliertrer Corps be oe4 thereby extruded Hn Mal sty oats: tilos the most seagoing hopes, that the ' , Sootiest r a t too. rOgr.ture will hare the efilki of oreveotiod the gradual decline of til t ifee , arary end Voimitti ti Corps, the *lll 1 . 41 , 0 , 11 ;troll indu:goient to the office, comas/or:me dour C to maintain th• mis a mate r,t 04" Meng and ge , ot order. As the staplo,roent of InapeeingP ^ld 0414elfe, in a doe ,Iroyortion, spy AM H * itettlitater. ti merriment to le' elk•ii tuily tseeirea., Ise preoeve as the **looters Fore, in estate of irr.-y, mid r.,r enabling His 114te1-ery's chstr , Menstert, from time to ten-.:u form iseeuele Jude ;tat of the evi.dition, nurebto., ni i rood ...derv. the telper•sr • (;Orion, it in Hu. 14 . 1 " Matv's intent:on eepoirst, witheateetes, a e-ra/le , weir Over of peronis to execute Ins duises of lasosetog %kW 01 1 1ke , t in the diffsieu: portries. Theta are many other dies ntraiicea cooneved .tub the VtOtost.tet Estahlishmeht, ;441 ;Arch I have r-egitei te-mett flout uteri' %mitten, trhieh are oiidoe the cued rail 3Of Hot Matcry'r Goveniment. .d ape... Witch it may be an eery for me to melee tome mittur cum inUittettliitti to pet htleaft , t but it '.as hum mod .mtkotatit that nu time .hou'il be Sod ut Contrriunie:titi 4 to yet H.. W jealy . s the swore pouts I bay. the halloo, to he, my Lard, year p'Solost obedsout humble servant, TO tits Majesty's Lieuten mit ul HAWICESIWILY. o.lm:testa Great Brataio. DREADFUL FIRE. Yesterday morning, between three and four o'clock. a dreadful tire brol,e out at the house of Mrs. fi tint-Leger. of Covent-Garden Theatre. in Upper Norton -street, Port:And-road, Mary-14- bonne ; the file was discovered by some perso.i pass ing by, who gave the alarm. h !lad then got to a great height in the second filo?. 'lnt re eere in the house two women servants, arid a child b.-longing to one of them, who slept in the atti: story; the petyle who had colleilfeJ, broke open the door and tu•hed up stairs ;pie of the women was get our at the winitow into the adjoining house by :he d's st 1.` , • of one of the firemen ; she w is eel y and 01,1.ged to he talc a to Mid des.:l Hospital r he end-tavoured to bay. the other woman also, but slit 4itton liege?, and ne could nut support her— becoming frantic with frigt , r, she leaped from tnr three•oair of stairs wind° ai into the w , eet. and was literally dashed to pieces. The poor little child. a'srit three years of age, was saved by being throwu out of tr.e window, and fortunately caught in a blan -4 k t..9rs.ttut lime s the Urges had spread to all parts id the house, and the stead staircase tell with adred lul crash; all the upper part of the h use was entirely destroyed; the parlours only hwving •scAped the cohlt4ration ; a great deal of tilt flitr.')..ft was saved by the itaiVity (gam firent,:n. Ti e .sl4ry ia-Bottte Volunteers assembled with the greatest alacrity. Mrs. St. Leger had acc:uipatiied a party to the Masquerade, and returned at sic secl -ck in the morning, just in chile to see the cuuflagration. The nousa had been fated up in the most sis,xl b style. The Earl of Gattowa sr was presented to His Manses-. oa Wedile4 iy, at the Levee, upon his coml.& to his title ; likewise upon his being ap pointed Lieutenant, Sneriff. and Piin,:ipal of the Shire of Wigtowu. The Noble Earl war sworn into Offi:e before the Privy Council, held the same day. The Fists, ADA MI, from New Orleans for Li verpool, is on shore on the cua.t of Ftosida, but expelled to be got off. The Ruckus, Sorge, from London; and as armed brig, from Guernsey, both bound to Sc. Do mingo, were all well,ta company, on the 21 April, in tat. 19. 14. long. 3ff 4. The Eskrprtre and the Lvarre, from Africa to the West. Indies, were spoke with, all well, on the 10th of March, in Lat. 1 49. S. Long. 4.50. E. aud parted the day before with the Ifewsros. • The following brief particulars of some of the general officers, commanding the Russian armies in Poland, may not, perhaps, prove uninteresting at the present moment General Sates* °seen is esteemed a very well informed and able officer ; and to these qualitica • tions he unites uncommon personal bravery. General Count Onsare•es Toi.srov received Ms name ft om the Cbisacellor Gs rear* r, who adopted corn. on account of his extraordinary talents. 11 is scarcely thirty-five years old; p , ssesres gnat in telligence, mutt courage. rare g iddoess of heart, and the confidence and love 4.1 all the-soldiers. General So iDMIONA TZIC If. a Prutsian, commands a separase division. as one et the oldest Major Gene rals; and is universally esteemed in the array for his prudence, cora'ained with an tacootestible spirit of enterprise. General Docneanow is young. short, and fat. Ile is gristly bel iv'.' by the troops, and has mAny good Qualities to recommend him. jr,ssem, the Fitt. was, for a long time, Adjutant* General to ?since Ream's, ; who, it is well k torn, was a good judge of mankind. His military talents are held In universal esteem. Ebs )I. the Third, is no: related in the mast :listant winner, to Eases, the First, or Second though ill three are Livenins. The tint it brave soldier, but he cannot clam the reputation ut a great commander. A lawyer, named BBAIMOST, has lately printed at Pans. a Pr , jea. occup)ing fifty pages, for %tailing all the Caasstian Sett+, ant dedicated it to tae EMaa4.* a. tie has prefixed to it as a Mutt° • Una; Orme. Wm, hvirterta• , 5..0 Reiigio, et* dee tne..t. un r He - plain , : Gun, one L 34,11101, one Acligion, One Sakst.4ll, Cal CATirchansvealtb. ...!lo•-a154p • .„. . MR. UMW& DINNER . About dived bond-.-., 4! ~ . d • .f . Panil. the CA:I64IIOV. for I.Vestrldos-el, rn t v it r i y. .• :ber'CreMa 'and Ainchnr, in the fit ••• . 4., i oArto 'l4 nt a• *obit tr.-client dinner. A, s isn a.: trot his-npenv were ass-Multi! i , .h- r) , ,T13 iti it itig h.t .c. svi li r they d•SA. Mr. o ) Avt.t. Attended, and irsittn et•l . t Althougis it bait h en snug .cee, that ~i Eta tl.l Burdett %viol to (Alt • the O• Air up '.o 04 .s. c.tioo, that gertil-wio,was..l , t to attend, for reAss-.1 woich would b. afferWarticirephtined. • -•- '-• ' Mr. PA so tAthfroseil took the Cii.dr le - ies.l2l' &- easiest.; • and itties-dritely of Cr di , I—, I-. fLia cos rT. the brother to Sir Ffanc.s. ar:' ,, at ' 141011 the right a tip. (.1-,,,.,m4n, 1 , Se ,rtcl 4 vases% -I the Meerhig He request I their atte..ri• -. •rts-r ly , for a law nti. Cie., ..,: ei t.t read ta-u kfteti, rs account for toe isu t-At.e•idar r•• of Sir F ancis But:. dett, arid to erdla.n a niest4Ae which ha + arisen between him and r4r. rauti Mr Obit mit !Sea proceeded to resd Nrllt a letter all, "se'd by 3 r 1.:' , .."= cis Rutile* to toeipeetors of V..e-rinuister Asw stele.' At the Crown and Anchor 14, .n, strains/ !ft.. AS WAS exceedingly distressed to be tinier tb- is c ;,i. ": of say.ng. tha the public advertisement !which is.d Wren insers-I it the newspapers, intimating thsit I.e was to take the Chsir that evening, was inter - -, without any ominous commonic.tis t . .0.., a that 'n coos-qisenae or it, he had writ -Ti 4 le: - r no -114r. - PAult, which he begrd tumid te t , I - she C.otupany 11 was dated •Wiriiii eil• 3 29 " :- ' April, asid• gated •• that he had .1r Ile ..".- A 4 • ', _ aseetrassenealswe ha esteeldl twice n s 41.•41114L1D4g . .. i t ,i . Eleaon, and iherriore decli.. e d atter V 1i it- :Ike 3 tse-Cilair, ~publicly A l‘er isei " i 'te •••:-.•., ,41er ; of the !list letter ittoriate.'. ...tat its. con., tf asSee of repretentattoas from hi. f-ir 4 0 , tr , • .. w•-•,,,5 , under the necessity ut randiog 4.. Ca...! .....te for Wes:rnimaiir. Several loyal and constitia icrai toasts *Cr: !hen proposed (tom the Chair, and drank with 44`:.• ...liA :nos: eattlalllA.M. Mr. Wiitt A so Amiss stated, that in eonseqhthre of a representation ma le early in the week, pits posing to invite Sir F.An i. Burdett to be:erne a Ca:. J•date, a deputation had been sent to Sit' Vain ci, to request him to come forward for 'Arestuitrt. steer; he had iatim.tei t at he se••utiel sve det.ine *setting a Caediwsve, but he wouta u. , t %,.•-a.l out guinea ; said that wiled, 'r he was . sleet d tor Ali ,lie.ex, Westmin t r, of Old Sa rs m, h e would couscieroinusiy ..is) tos duty, as a iAlailful steward to use public., Mr. BUefiaTT, brother to Sir Francis, alled, that teem did reeooppear to tons to he any thing its 5.4 letters whictreislieradid-d te•at h 1 b.eo stazed; that Sir FtAi.ltis in ifsPuiverusernerst only m -ant to car, that is a pr.v.sie individual, he thought be • -1 next be of and nee in the Kaden situr.cio of - - 1 , , anl toenef-ir- r. te:stiel to decline it ; -•• . :- - ' . --le them a.y service, h e shoots) ) .c.. , their opitti. :, .1 ei would 'mita vs,ur to do his duly. lar. MARL 4 ill seta, that be regretted it hat . ''en tot:farm propose certain Resolutions to the oneeto.g,, anti he equally regretted that this small mi-tske :,A1 occur.ed. tie could assure them,' that he 4.1 Ji for cattalo, that Sir Francis Burdett was oat so anx ious rp have a seat in the House of Canseaons, as M. radii was that he orr Prairie' Mobil Tiara it along with him. Upon tri:;e grc2;;ds, he thote4ht he would be justifi d in moving such Rev"- lutioras as had been o.igin.ilty intended, AA. ten.ch expressed a wish mat our irillCl4, as Wei as sit. 1 4 1111, should be returned to P4l;iminent. C For the Resolutions moved upon this occasion, lee tn' pre:eaing columns 3 Alter the 61 . 1.1 litsoluti• n was propo,cd, ..* . . Mr I's utt. rose, and addtcts e d the Lief tors to the folkeing purport Gentlemen, I thialt it is not only necessiry for me to allude to what bat passed relative to Sir Francis Berdeto but to state what t feel myself bound to 41 in my own behalf, as a Candidate tar your fa. your. When I vets first proposed in telf place by Sir Francis burden. or,t six months agii, would have 'pond appalled, hat I not too san guinely and tondly conctived, taw it I had been steeled, I shouid have had to bank in the /foam of Commons, by the side of one man at least of 'podium integrity. I say. consciestious y an I ho nourably, I never would have stood tor West minster. if I had not eunceiVed Sir Frsicss Burdett was to go along with mit. My opinton remains unaltersole. that it this C. entry it to be saved at all, if any good is to be denved from irdegrity and talent, it must be derived from the ifs! •gri.tr and taw of Sir Francis Burdett. Such was my opinion previous to the Lite Par'iarne arts' recent events have only tended to strengthen Isr met convictions. I am sure, tat withost toe it , d of such men as Sir Francis Carden, it is for any single inlividoal ewe,. lam ow a-loose of Commons, in order to eft'eet the pu she yr ad. It is difficult to say which of the twit talions is the worn. It is entirely a Odittic who snoot.l p l un d er and opportuniritt• -:f them,:elves by the oppre-t• of the people. I can assure you of this, Gentlemen, eta, as to politics, n ete is not one par ticle of t1:11. mice betwixt myself and Sir Fianci; Burdett. With respeCllto the other Candidates. shall be very short. I would ask you, no what grounds can Colonel Elliot come ha-seats!, after t!-• many objenvons which existed against Mr. Sher I,:sh ? He says he has lived twenty years amongst you and that kis opinions and print.iples must be known. lam soil y to say that they are too well known for LIM to succeed; and too welt known tor us te trust tlm. f Loud ass/east./ ,e who are of optititm that Sir Fiances Bolden is a f ir per person for t choic- e must be of opinion u at Colonel Elliot is the rwisil improper. What do we tolow of Mr Eltio -we have seen him a warn paints's et Mr. Pitt—ors have seen him the warm partisan of Mt. Adding. ton—sae have seen tom L:.• sms,s p rnter tof Lund Ore ko'' edit ; and in every case c,inge g support. /Load Ipi•Lstrios/ I speak of tam merely as a puill.c 111421, and not in hi. yeivate tapati , y In a r judrri.nt, Col. klltut niust evidently pull one way. had we anotoer. As he is 11.11 here, 1 sh.t I wore, but 1 ulall have an orprrotoity of met t g bun, face to face. ere long, upeo the hush. „:.s of Civent-Garden. 111nh reap a to the ot.or Candidate, I must say that 1 have the honour of Luowing him welly and a mere ism' Able y. ncl roan. as a color, and one of a sure asceileas oarn,a_ .1 t