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jqp• PAIII.II.VENT. • MtMREII; ILLEC IT II .G.n. Stlplevos Conu.4 t Hem, VIT:;: +ugh- Vocostmt Stn ,rld an,l Lqui 13 uce. Esq and W. S. Bourne en4 , l,ne D Lbake, Esq. and Tharnag T. Whitbreal, El. and William f.ee An- nittv Everett, E►q and Moral Dumen Ma• Smith, FN and T. G. Ettcnutt, Tog Th.n. am:, E.g. and Genriv p Esq. Awn Koharts keg st.d Wm. G..idon, Ti.o-ntwa, Fig. a • d Esti W and Janie; Bul.er, E.g. lohn C slarrt,..E4% and Wm M Farmer, F...g Cnl Virm 1,41.140 n and R. •hard Ellison, EN Al.eityrt H. BeLM, EN. and .scen Crip" Ssq N. El a,d Robert If ofst, EN. Ir ma. Moir) E AM II o.sav, EN and lor.l Fu!kestvde. hnn and Jonn Stamfmth, Esq. Prn•hant sod Mr Clock...is v. rdwar• Laic 14. s awl Glynn Wynn, Esq. Hunts .giald, and Snowdon dame, EN. CONTES I'ED ELM:en( ! , i!; 111)-TUEsD•lr, MAY 5, Eli:sr UAT. 441 N•mon lamer 19 MLONIESDAY, &SAY 6 --POUT Cllr. :4.167.4t • . . . 19 i Serrepoint *Goa . . . . 46 171/0 ' I.IC efiNCLeSiONS. tr • LLY made 69 #l4e Present Alikiriert. Mit PI r I'S '811..k. OF 1793 frisk Cathnhet the rii,ht of idecti•A Members of arid , of hot mg all Civil and Military °Mee, its ig the : for onstani:e, it allowed them en the &my. without taking the Oaths of Su .•+.sec., 44.iration : without submitting tae in 1 0 , 111,..ut "..t!chig the Sacsement, which Protest ant mu.' take. It allotted them likewise In keels 0, th , st ho...dc3aoit. Aet of was stela so Ali PIT I'M SILL OF Idle, . Peirros, the right of entering into the &Wish iisitios.r 1* snow: GI Fe-Nat Pap , ts to hold any what., r IQ rlesmeetis so formed. It fr.ed sU Irma I :km,: any 0410. @neer' .ucb as His direct ; isissi allowed Hs. Maje,ty to station 10,00 rws rup.sts 141 any pert of the king.loos, and to :..setly ash. due. ht. Protestant British Mootitiimi prop:446w 04,11,te %hullers. LORE) II 'WICK'S Pitts 10111104 given in 1793. Ir allowed th:. • 1 Military and 'eu Coni.insasuisr. and Ap hh ssilja ' st he cluis thorit ring oath of All egiance, and a OCCIAfelt: I .:,30pi,011. 5., , Te./fol It aLe prerentsii and piker, from forting their sol , lier.'bt frays...hi yam. ‘ l.,i, c l ie s, e o n., n 1., their telietout Vrinciplet. ,371 ALL it. u.. 1.1.11 Hiltl.s";. r. to spew the true ptincip;:•s on which meritorious Char3Eter sought the Votes , n•citizens, to be their Representative in , we 4re happy to lay before the public to►low•tggg Letter. addressed to hap by Mr. Al •dell, and t'i which, there is no doubt, he pat./ explicit attention, but for that that termiii4tesl in his premature age of only ♦1 years; Mao Ste, ' lead the Namur of taking t h e Chair at your pub• fed, fully estsefwel Mat n.• different *aesti...onta den you ;sod use. respecting our Irohueal tenet•; w tap,.ose it to Si the tas• but, as ouch has 'he 'ioubjet, t:.a• mine clues put to you on the Ilo,tings, you should be ;.re ,er IlleT in luau, an 1 it.tinct mauve:. awl Vote tr, tile Coors 14-L4r:onion Courie,l, on reit i•re.i "al, to be star, d, the in.nc.ples on on I • •ure faseeur. I pro:els friend to the lac elisnie w 11.. Als.etty% Omn i 441 C111 , 4d %POO, I MU , at all event., i t clot: such vomoarnta t and arch to be the trounds on which suo i rorti m.. 1 I sin uorfeelly sat, hod, that the ' 'ls you of thos,sentirte.i4l, will tfi away every appeals Itkefy to arise w frustrate your wishes. I remain, dear Sir, oncerelv, lama. " JOSIAH iitiYDELL .wing a:count of the Ele-Bion at Bsistol, o'what extent the cry of Ye Popery has upon the feelings of the lower orders of that city s—" Monday, the Right Ho -4211 SLIS HATIMPST made ES pi - Julie entry indidat: for Bristol, and no doubt cal:idled the mess frttm the Citizens that he has here rived; Put Or/ having been dissatisfed onduß on it tate question, received him, ;zhange, wit!. roiterated hisses and groan;, ' not permit him to be heard in his de / continued their disorderly conduit to the Lion lnn, where they became outrageous, - that they would not be represented by Popery; and proceeded to demolish the the whole of which were totally de mi on some of the loose boys being taken ty for riotous condat, the populace pro. , the Council-house, the windows of which imediatelv demolished; and net a blue rib s to be seen the whole eveumq. This (Tuesday) the Election came ou. when tt Hnniturable CllAttl.CS 1311.1901 BA.* and Evart BAILLIL. Es+ were declared .Red; only one other Candidate (Sir JOHM appeared, who was put in nomination ltletnan who was not a breetiolder or of the City, and, of cowse, ineligible tate. The hisses and _groans of the were incessant, until Mr. BATIIUrST bis Chair, wl:en the people manifest. disrasi ion to Jo him personal injwy, nwidg mud, oyster-shells, Stc. at him. When aid only a tew yards into High -street. he led with stories, And on being struck with isno t :, he seized and held it in his hand seeming nisenece, whicii sn exas,..ersted the ihzt stones, oysterastiel!s, &c. teal in show ! Mr. BA vutfasy having received several blows. was nh:ised to deseead from his nil sick refuge in a house in lligh.street, Ihle cavalegie to return. Suc;i CIS afar nwery, that every blue tibband in. I isrpe4relf. Mr. 8A11.1.111 was 1111:4 tril grrettd. and Appt-ared to be as mac•; is the Maw, nit of fAvnur. At this ,a, the evening) the Volunteer drums are arms, in prier to keep the peace, and ia broad-sweet are very riotous. P.IRTICULAR3 OF THF? LOSS OP TIIE 47,1 X. SITPACT Of A LIT 111 Fit Dall AK OFFICES, DATED AT SA*, AP‘.IL 17. " On the evening of the 14th February last, when the eq,sa was lying at anchor, with the squa dton, off the entrance of the Dardanelles, the alarm was given that the ship was on fire ahaft, and sn rapid was its progress, that in about twenty minutes tile Ael flItS rushed by the after hatchway. Even then, few nn board despaired of getting the fire un der ; but the moment it came up the main hatch way, and took hold of tt.e main rigging. the con sternation was general, and every person then seemed inclined to provide for his safety. I fol honed the Captain and Master to the forecastle, and inquired from the latter whether he had seen any of the young Gentlemen I Eeing answered in the negative, I went immediately in quest of them One of them kfouad, and we went imme diately out of the bowsprit to the spritsail.yard, where Captain Blackwood and some nt the Off„..er, then were. The Captain then plunged into - the waves with one of the Lieutenants, and was after wards picked up by a boat from the Caisqu.:, but the Lieutenant went to the b atom. Your friend and I were then left to contemplate our awful and perilous situation, and that of oh,r unfortunate shipmates. The fiemeQ, by this time, hid rea;hed the maia and tore-tops, and were rapidly approach ing us en the spritsail-)ard. We looked often around us, minutely examining every quitter not already in a blaze, thinking we mignt perhaps discover dome friend in greater distress than selves, to whom we might aEoref relitf; hat alas poor Mr. Clerk and Mr. Manners could not be dis covered ; airy, as I agree/Ards learned, upon the fist appearance of the flames, jumped nverboald, befo:e the boats were near the ship, and were seen no more. The Captain had lett the ship About ten minutes, when a boat from the Wordsor C4srie shoved under the bows, into which I imnieitately lowered down our friend al:cf . :another ybßag gen tleman, and f Mowed them - myself. Even on onr paSiiige between tat Ajar and 'Cars9pais, ttie nearest ship, we were in imminent danger of losing our lives. The guns, being loaded, were discharging e the shot about our ear;. There were lost three t commissioned• officers, three warrant, and chirteeo petty, and not lea; than 250 of the ship's'cdmpany." Poe P,..r.ectlings of a Board of Enquiry on board of His Ma. j •st's's . slit • Cf ittopus, by orde.. iit Vice Adnii..l'Sir Joint flintily Duckworth, K. IL and a Curt Abroad held us, b .aal IS . 7.l.4eids', Yin,. Koval s.lver.: an. Vey order set the Kim Ws 1 I Lunt LoJiagiruod. At a Court Mania: held on board Ills Meje•ty's ship Cesonua, by order cid Vice-Admiral So John Mesas Doskwarth. K. B. dated Itith February. 1807, and d r-ded to P.earoAdour el Sir rnornas Louis,Bart. for enquU - ,lit into the caaie, and strictly investiga ing the circumstances, of the hr by which hit Majesty', ship rijkx via; adt.rely destroy 4 on the night of the 14th inst. PH I. SENT, Rear-Ada . .'ral Thorns Liuis, Bart Presidc:it. Kear•Ad , rtkid Sir William Sulam Smith. Captain Charks Bu. 6s. His Capt. A L. Legge. Clprain R.cliarrf /tuna Read the order of the Vice-Admiral Sir John Thomas Duckwort&lor the inquiry. The lion. "Capt. 11!...:Itwood, of His Majesty's lac; ship ' i•fpx, "aperilisisi Won to emit, and addre . ael them as follows : •• I Ine, leave to state to the Court, thitt from an e - rrnest d.ssf.o to have the fullest and t.slient pus. sible infirmation of the cause of the hiss of tits M ijesry's late shtli Ajax, under my c inn - nand, as well as the means used to save her, ar.d that evi• dence should be heard on oath, and as canclu ie.; a sent-nce ;iven as possible; silAthat in the event ( whica I :rust would be the easel, of r.ty.;:lt. Offi cers, and crew. oeing acrailtad, I migtif igaiti be plac.rd in adore servile, from which, - at retell, we are necessarily withdrawn. I have earnestly wilvit d Vice•AtOniral Sirlohn Thomas Duckworth, K B.' to order a Court-Martial; and hating from the Breit Flom Lord Colliagsvood's ord-rs to .iin, that he is not authorised to dire& a Court-Martial to ':ie held on the officers and crews of ships lo -t. bur to send them to _tom the squadron drith the said Core.. mander in Chief for trial, which I consider ob contrary to the custom of the service and the Aft of Parliament, that for the following reason, I consider myself, my officer;, and ship's Corn patsy, most severely aggrieved, as it deprives us uttetly of the advantage which we should otherwise have derived from the lull effed in the clause of the Ad of Parliament 22d of Geo. 11. as follows :—• And it is hereby farther enaded, that from and atter the 231 th day of December, 1749, in case any Commander in• Chief of any fleet or squadroa of Ili; M 'reit y's ships' or vessels of war, in foreign parts, Shall detach any pari of such ft et or squadron, every C minander-in-Chief shall, and is hereby authorised mad required, by writing under his hand, to empower the Chief Commander of the septa& rn or detrchtnent so En dem.' on separate s-r -vice. and in case of his death or removal, the officer to whom the command of such separate squadron or detachment shall belong, to hold Court Martial during the time of such separate service, or until the Commander of the said squadron or detach. mein, for the time being, shall come under the com mand of any of his superior Officers, or return to Great Britain or Ireland.' t• lit. Because it is an open and dirat violation art the foregoing Aft of Parliament. • te 2dly. Because from the service the Corn mander•imGrief is upon, watching an enemy's squadron, it is probable he may not be found oaf p l / 4 1•z, consequently the service is much protratted, a id myself, officers, and ship's company, thrown out of it, for an indefinite period. :idly. Becaose the Commander of the squadron, Vice-Admiral Sir dolin Thos. Duckworth; has the fullest means, by a sufficiency of ships, to comply with the At of Parliament. departing from which becorn s a most cruel hardship to individuals, and lerremnly injurnrie to the service. t t• 4trely *Pirat were it not for the sense that Vice- Admirral Sii John ['hooves Duckworth has of the pecivarity of the case. b log kindly pleased to ad pt a middle aurae by ordering a Court to al arm, into the taus- ul to • Ilia. set fist %airs, y'a late kap the 4'€, it•woulai be uoiposeible for us to vo. bunny our. services (In the expedition before uF, which I n'ov di" for myself an ofEceri, hoping that the s-rvi-e at large, from the ins L y that has taken place this day, before five such highly distinguished and respeCtable Nifembers. will, is the event of our falling in battle, consider the opinion given as COG • clusiv-, that not only the fire +vas such as it was scarcely pnssible to guard against, bat also that it was more rapid than any ewer witnessed, and that every exertion was used to extinguish it s though without afr6l. " At nine o'clock, p at on the 14th Feb. 11107, at anchor oft the mouth of the Dardanelles;ln com pany with the squadron under Vice- . Ailtniralffir T. Duckworth, K. K. just as •I had gone to bed, the officer of the watch ran into my cabin. aid acquainted me there was a great alarm of fire in the after-part of the ship; I immediately or d.tred the drummer to beat to quarters, which was effened ; and instantly as I came out of my cabin, 1 direCted the signal No. 12, to I.e made, which was made, and repeatedly enforced by grins at int Tv. ls ; I called same of the Senior Officers of the s h ip, who went down with me to the after cockpit and she lower deck, from whence the stiookeissued, I immediately ordeted As much wa ter As possible to be thrown down, and the cock to be turned, which I found had teen previously done. When I made the sigual No. 12, I ordered a htsat with l.ieuteaant Wood, a Midshipman, lii.d a boat,' crew, togo a nd inform all the ship; near us of the untortimate situation of the iljayr. I had scarce ly been three minute. on the lower deck, when found 'the impossibility of any (Piker or mac remaining in the cisskpit, to end Arial( to god. tit" e, pkreeisifng frees lb, tomtity end thickness of the smoke, that several Into fell down ylth binkets In'their hands, frittflesoffication. l'ci insviattthis. I desired he lower deck pars to he hauled up to give air; but very soot firiding the harm it produ . eed. I direeted them to be lowered clown, and the after hatchway to be coveredup. order to gain time.' by stopping the vest: of flee smoke, for the boats to be hoisted' nut; which measure I wa(sindsiesd to adopt. finding that the fi•e was of that nature, that 'the ship mint cone he in fitenes. Owing to &sate not being any click leading to the after-magazine, I ordered the car: !motet, with his crew, to set: :le the after-pan of the ship ; hut by this time (i'perio . /1 from the com moncernent o f not more than SA minutes, as near as I can jodgy'r) the amok,. though"endeavoured to oe stifled, ~had gained so moos, that, though it was bright' moontgist. we cool only distiogicii.h e ich other. even on d ck, by s p eak ri t 4 or felirk; elf). saquensty.-all attempt to hoist the boats on , were in ifeelityl, ease it in the case 'of the j'rliy•tioat, which began to take up the' Men who had jumped ow:award. Immediately, as the loan burst up - the m tin hatchway, which siseided 'the fore from the after-part of the ship, I called to everybody to set to the loremost part of she 11 . 110; a s all hopes were at an end of saving her, I desired every one to save himself as fast As he could. Iliad scarcely reached . thelerecistle, when Isa al/sat-es from the c stitr itif the booms alt in • lime. W. -n toe lire had reached .he other part of the forecastle, after resorting the Officers and ship's company, to the amount of 400, who were on the forecastle and about the bowsprit, to be mil, and depend on the boats ; and also seeiag all hers of saving the ship were vain, 1 jumped overboard, froth the spritsail yard, and being about MD an h tur irt the water, I was picket up by ore' if the boats .if the Gaaspur, tens takeiftwf tinned drat ship, moth enhnusted. " In the execution of the dozy which desriTrei on me as Captain of the ship in sucn a :ituation, I iterivee moth assistance from all tise Officers, bur particularly from Lieutenants eroin Brown, vlitchell. too hrbthorp. as also the hiaster , and Captain of stadia's; and with respe.t to the ship's comp-tr, under sach circiimstanoes of fire. m err vapid than I hams was ever before kriowni with hammocks helm:, under the Impression of watch fire at any time creates, but perucu:arly *gen men were just ort of ineir beds, no people Cauld have behaved with more coolness or peens vetancc than they did. " In pursuance of the standing order,, I had re ceived this report frtsm the Pita/ Lieutenant of his having visited al! parts of the ship. with the War ta- t IhE :cis an 4 Master at Arms, which he had found clear and oft; I nod aho received' the par tic report of t a' Mis er at Arms, but not that of the Lieutenant of the Marine Gued, who was accu.tomed to veer :11 Clow, and report to me at tine o'clock, at which tc.:r teas unfortunate event took place." Captain Blackvrood's nzmative here closed, and several evidences being called into Ceurt, were exa mined ; the Calla having tilibeeats•d on the some. formed their pp in accordingly, was, una nimously acvalmag Captain Blackwood, hi. Officers end Crew. 'A similar honnurable acqui•tal was Kosounced by the Members of a Court Martial held 9ff Cadii by Order of Lord Collingwood. - _ Morpitth will he hotly contested. Capt. SYMP.Sa whom we undersiand to be the son of an enii w:•nr Judge, in nne M our West InJia Islands, is a can didate on the indtlxissfent interest, along with Mr. 0 ap, and, we hear, lias been uncommonly success ful in his caavass. An interesting experiment was yesterday com pleted, of entistruding a Lorton, framed-main-top mast tor a 74 gun ship, on Nlr. GUOIGIE Jr aiT's new principle; which at length 4.wbout to he adopt ed in 14is Maansrn's N.tvy. About 12 o'clock Sir Roden Cusps. Sir SIIRCL. Admiral DOSItT. and loom FORDYCt. Esq. four et His Ma:urea Commusstoners for reviewing Naval Aftirs, and their Secretory Mr. Joon anions. Etrl AT* m oors, Tooras Soccer, Esq. Tunas aureole., Fey. and several other., attended at Ordnan e Wharf, traintieth, to witoess the final putting loge. ther of this hollow rna,t, the first %hie . - to tt heel constructed of so large a size, and woes:4oy' ; topmast. where a grcat part rf th • ler.gth rs Tir o:pored to be sv:thoot the hoop,. which c00t..., go large a portion of the strength on the 'nata masts. yards k wt.'. k require no such restriaipa, and are n-st obilgt 1 t.) deaeud either solely on the omelet', of ore solid piece of lumber, or on the soli ass ot the internal framini, as in the pr..sent COP: this 'n vmat,on seemed. to We opinion of al: present, very likely to succeed. WEST VINST I? ThetEledlion for the City menced at 10 o'cl•ck yesterday ings in Covent-Garden. Thy p• as‘emhle at an early bout. Ws crowd upon any lormerocco.io Lord COCIf taws arrived Mr. &Liras. * the brewer, frnifi Catididate, arrived shortly airs with hootnreand hallo-ing nr were answered wrb sh eats r followers. The friends Of the (Mr. SU LKIDAS and iir Fors greeted cr. thrir appearance prated acclar:.?-t•ons. Tee usual Pr-cept e Wrk • x being read by the Mil, 13u; Esq the several CandiJistax proceeded to addyesa the Elelh noise and confut.itn of the ;tot ties in the ern •••1.. it tea with coiled their snatches. ' Mr. Gt.ossor worded Sir Bart. as a proper person to W which Wab secunded by a Mi . applauses. hist% and hootin;, Mr. GI swims then began to adds - Gent.erneo-1 beg to offer toile few obs rya lions upon . the n imiiiation which has lust now been road •. Ito not present mysclt befr.rr you for the purpose ot acting sir Flrar.cts I3uw oar of any miscon2e6, but I v regent irryselt b Ulfe y as an ad:ocate for your cause, to explain a ste•le aposracy whicr. has taken p ice Ido its in• justice to Mr. p.en.L. whom you all know, and also, in justice ha Sie Piratic!, lionnerr him• -• • sif. I proclaim the present Domination to be Monied on pn/iiical aonoracy." (H. re • tool ilamlt.• env: el, 104 6 rendered t< alter/., .f.e Afr. tyth!,,,, 14r same time to prone •• ijeistle hen if coo fi n d my condnn merits your indignation of er 1 have gone thiongn my observiv tions, [ shall have m. objelion to your shoving it ; but, in the mean time, I trust you 'via brat me wit! tetnp-ra-ce and moderation , for surely mch ate the charafteristics of the Eedtors of Westminster. I shall he rely brief in detailing certain (ass, ',bleb you are not yet appr..ed of.—At a late dia•er At the Crown and Anchor; Res.rluti ins wei; pass-d , our. • For hat Sir Fita.mcis BLIIIDETT and P Ott. should be j.tir.tly rnminateJ. 'l• cnmpl aisCe %%411 oar of these rsiolutions, another Meeting took ?tacos oa Manday, for the purp xe cpesidersng the nest meani of carrying tne j•int Eie-ion or diem two Candidates. After use g.fortunate and metro. • choly reo4oo,tre Of Sir Fit 41aCiii By COST? cal Mr. eat:Lt. (the circumstances and the cause or whietß you already now, a few of,the Gentleman w'reL attended this last Meet ing becaaxe seceders; (./ cry .f ill! or!! font the teividi et Prioo-ti ; 4 . _ cry fear te• jr,e4 ft of L:entlemen, I Ina, to ihew you the p •litreal apos tacy and frani w 1 ;rh haie been pr4.9.sed upte you. •he reason assigns', tsi. shoe Gvittiereen, who :eceJsts J(0111 oar. Pants. to Sir FRA•CIi 13;:atliTT, was the private quarrel between those two individuals; but it was Urcrded, by b very large majtrrit, tharthe husii.ess they met upon bad nothirtg . to do with the crtarrel. They aecordin*ly ippon - mei a ( bantni4n, and te4rsivrci, •6 si r F Burgett and Mr. Paui.t de:tented well of thole country, end it was fit usev shOrla Se put jo int lY ns to nousatiLn at the e.i.o.ng Wes rctrister Liva was pawed .1a great fate jority, avid the enarrman carter* stile ck...isr great many of the como s ity left the room, and I; amongst others, retornrd h o ne, trusting that the business . -of that day wo,i;td 3e faithfully given to you through the puhlic vitt*. To my astonish.. Meat. iwwwer, I mu id ors- day that other and cliff-rent Itrsolotions were kiven as the sense of the Whole Mr.tiug of the Kleffors nl We,tminster, etwoteraing thot: you bad fi , sr • one to. went to the Crown and Anchor, to learn how this had happene', and I found that these seceders bad waited till a large body of the Eleetirs had with.itawn, that they had put a Me. &toots into the Cnair, and passed these count:l . -resolutions. This WA,: donk by a .irrite; comprised of about SIO persons, by stealth, political fraud, and apostacy. I am authorised to say, that Sir le•scis Buis DST I" koows nothing of these transadlivu, and I leave it to you consideration, whether such a nomina tion eau meet with your stippart,. and wher•er it would not be making an invidious distmetion tWe.R Sir te. BUIIDSTT and Mr. PAULL r Mr. PlAll Au next pres-mted himselt to nominate Mr. SIamMIDAM. After intim prefatory ohterea twos, 4 ' Gentlemen." :aid he. I will nct com mit so gross a libel noon the g 13d 'rinse a patriotism of this Mer.i3g, as to ssouht mousertt that you can, atter twenty-styes ex c erience, shrink from the man who is the firm supporrtr ever) thing "it is as. Englishmen:. Theictore, I shall, asr nit retargt farther, propose to poci ca cc the 'ltlght Hon. B. SH sR in a M (1.014 .ad reurrated ocUrAil 'Clogs tae rrA; C mattitede. at • CUM tree soirbie ter • shove and Mae, els ike .arnaueos.:o r. He it who has so twig supported tne ri A t liberties of the people. He t, who was the f the Eleaors at Vlestrninstv: , o the fast eon; and be I: is icium I have n 9 doubt b. again .support and tied with all their hea soul." (/ Ataider, aJ 4ppaese,,fir atkr4hl, sr llme.l this nomination wets to.w.Sed by licsnownia. WILLOCK proposed Loid Coco . af.s this nonsinatioli was secirsdrd by Mr Rice,. Lord COCHRAII• then come t..fssarJ—" L Oen rislecturs," said he, de riot want yrn boy a pig so a p tke. (Led inidari.g/. Ilia been thorouviy ennirdiced of toe ia.s.:;4li3eirir the Llretors 2t Westminster, I sht uiJ nut pa• Pstro:ed to kll:e.eht myself nitre. upon Indep..ro-' ei; res. Was 1 make ono id the wood piridence, I beg to be u oirrarriod, that a Is apt ti At of in....ependroec, w..te wiser Cr chartes Send to; new auce It admit Ot Vitt' ttlitlllar W.lisis It nese taken. Offer ewe inVIN ,Orlidialeig • a , ira ee il.a ... I', tho. woo. 4 Cc, • .tuth. sass 10 4 Win to sisp.iot ruozi, bati• ae-1 tttsti ent I but st is 1t14: laslepersarie.e nn r wan ~ ors. when ..sting ac-nr..ting to the daanten own conwawa.e. bar inwrovies are Xeilloe' NI hu tact•ha.n—r .11/11 woke. Ilisq e..c•ie.E"l o rl g eraor ,l --.Th r ... , q ti *boa 5 ;r im btah ty 'olthe t• vta o.-Str W uo rta f fonowloA incutts.eH n C. cast r—Alltet g•l MI • I orn It s ,, d Mdl H 40 . 1. web...4oM CO CVll.OfOllO • .1 t)111 , G-nteal N. Mr Sums WI Mr.., Mr Preen Suet.. CAT • COIIIXISiIPIS AC . • .rt. the Irish p04.8,a-oit.' pd Letstd, cazepum to oa 44,010ta01a peso wy. I ante on Foalond at.:r• all s.ct a:land Whin Rse 11 Cane revisk are,. .0 any uto c•." 11,15.10... •ba t'au.StS Ito ,11 ' n t..hOald ditty of ho.e V0r 14 4 I bO. i than e'r.octl Caws , : Futfilled Mr. 1 o.g I grant a poiot..rintrto hi • 011/wr •* .an an (A tM PiAI, , IAAt tiro' otken bioular 4.1111,C1101, Tllih 1.371 In orde- tc this hi.tidy lit • Lis Fell° o. Po, WIC/ t, w the' toilawniz man J;s /y JCR, iVOLI id have unfortunate it death, at the " Mt Ut. 14 When 1 iiai Tir .lettin g I If. ▪ do. twee ow I now t town laid on 'he • tray b.i pui pert.: to answer " Oat istotwl the boidoe.s. re, artoc.• wit call on otyroll .anni fe Ces; cod .1 I a4l to be dry artotio ga•o you SU 4041 ,, .. air 4641 übjefti n slut Chea s, lc, To Fre 00000 g, May O The filow. will el.cw to' , ope- upe pent.' , in eh noier-',le Ca as Candidat same kin arms tutorC recut: with his con on the Ezzli4 and would n fence. T..ey White Lim declaring th a friend of P. itl. , ws, th strqyet.l ; anti into custody Seeded to the lii y immedi hand was ti ri rmieg t-e R•gest Titi , ets r, an, only eltaed Jiiivi•) api by a Gentle balms of ta num.nate indulac: g,-4 into ed every di • by throwittg he had patse WAS •, , Atittee a piece of w with a teens people. that e7i ; and Mt • Severe hioW and and the have the pt polar meetly dirt! cheered ..nd .1 rt , pe @ Jas three (my h. • beAth.g to 3 tee mob is Air_ • F: LE CTION. I F. y of Westminster corn. ty morning.ai the Hast- e pnpulace had hegun to We never saw a greater a..ion of a ;imago little before ten ti dock. froth Pl nlien, ancrher frer He was received ivy the pstpultre. which 0f 4.. H 11714 r by his le other Poi., Cetedidates itAtaCb Fluenevr) were ce luud and rc- and Aft of P •rli merit. 4 if, Asrotcrt :Vioness, a..d their Nominees :leaure ; hot. from the :evc,4l pu- tab dia , :alty we could ut Fit•NCIS BURDICTX, he put in nerninatitah Mr. Abate", "amides the ng of t}se maillecoe. to address the KteCt 11 o nnm;nate y ntnerra- nct corn. •etlte a d it for ore c•ila years 3 certainly is near to se.arging it Hon. K. r:scias freer le 6issfiviN P r•efads.) rt A hta and • the c!torce last C CUP. Vey win hem and F4ll. by a oz. . 1.114 :NA It -" Gant* Gt 7011 Mitt l 00e erl3o6otr Of s . nut p•ve idep.thirOt nod in,lo. lb J 1 111.11 , 4/411111 pte.• le4ung, •j the r t IS alto, WIMP. leafs. 1/1•.1 Ales 01 nib of timr.