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1 0 7 GEN FP. AI. ELECTION. r TO TIM WORTHY ELECTOR% OF WESTMINSTER. Committee. Roam, Riclastgou's Mal 7, 11107. EMT L.1.Mt.4, 170 it the nattering support you have honoured nee with, Tins DAY, on the Hustings, I have to off..' you my liarq tonere Thanks; lent G gatemen, I tattlifult% Where to the I have professed; from why ii..thnig vhali induce ow to dt.•tais. The groJiid on winch 1 have pre-urned to .4 •r as a Car aidate for your favour, fis.YERVECT [NUE/4111h D. INC• tfrwiiiii.ecrW wit% e are .f the Gent/Veen who solicited 'o., r.., s, .4 roe IP tse,t ; anti whatever atop be, lum :evolved to .semi oboe. NMI' it •r ro. , «alime• T his corns... I eons der rowiitial to the liltkEDa.tM ; I declared it on the !dustings; I pledge myself to per-• lever. in it Let me entreat, that my present superiority on the Poll mar net matt enut exertions; to ievor final *tame, oar vigour and oe.severance must be uurrinitte.d. My ra.ty regret is, that though I have been most anxious to pan my petsiniel 'aspect. to each individual Voter, I have fe , :nel it ablototely imp , s , alilet as far as every turtles can render it practicable, I will do it ; I ton teen new your liberality, Gentlemen, to fear that you will attribute any omis sion, tnr any deficiency of that r, specs and gnititude, with which I must ever remain, Ger.tlernen, herr obliged and faithful Servant, COCHRANE. LORD COtHRANE'S FRIENDS are re. queened to Mu. at Willies Rooms, King-strait, St Zweare's-square, AIORROW, at Five .'flock ; JOHN W.U.OOK, Litt in the Chair ; Tick. , ., 12% 6d each, to Ce Mew Rae of the Thatched Hosea Talent. It is requested. that Gentleinan will apply immediately for Tickets. WEST INSTER EtAcnuN LORD COCHRANE'S Principal Committee karma, at RW1846441'1 Mutat, Num, Cwt tiorden St. Jaws's—Thal Kin% Arun Collic-hiouis. Mary-la•b.mtio. ctreet, Goldeu.squAre. - St. Gew,Xe‘^-.1101 Tower Collorlnoue, Corner of New Bond and Lonvtr GrAnnor•ctrt St. Martins in the Fie . ,h-Ilie Bakal Coffee•hou.et spur strPet. St-Clement Danes, an.l St. Marr.le Stand, incLutm¢ :he Li 'betty of the Savoy... The Noy Cottn—housr, aide. street, Strand. • !at %lantana and St. John's, Westminster—.lteton's Hotel, St. loviati" Ceffee %ewe. Dasan-ntort. .0 THE INDkreNOC.N I Of , LIVERPOOL. V 41191. • AFFEM the many proofs of at'achabent and condense with which von have honetreil me, and which will ever lie remember,' liv me wi h the warmest gra tidatie, it is with sincere regret that I am•ounce to you my de termination to tritheirae myself at a Caudhliie at tee approach ing election Called up in as I was be yeti on • former occasi n, I laid 'side all console/shoes Of private interest, and srsonal coo. limits, an i cheerfully 'he, ed your ominous Frain that I ' aye devoted wadi to tour navies he a diligent tor e of my duty in Parlament, arie hare ionferody .d those principles and opinion. fi •t rearm -e to your choice. To the best of my poor , I have • capes of justlee o: his of toieratien • a•AI itutional British freedom; and amidst the climes.. • syniessee around me, I. have certainly remained, tro, unchanged. re durati..a of that Parliament has been, its pince:ll• ay Ilse re model in the nailed. of this country w-lh oar. During that peeled, I have h d the sairsrac my humble bet Atiositerested support to ni. ri, .en rank, thee emptily, and thew independence, riuS.-ct wt view bet to prorrinte the permanent iii emperity of the country; and of addling my poblrc taseres of the greatest ii..h..nat imp ciarice sod ne m Newieees some were carried inncoo,ple e re only frustrated by the pie nature elisoalutine of which His klaieeti's Minter. thooght it taped.. . A system of finance was reposed and rearmed, suipased and gratified the room's, he dernwee no new tale, were Plee•-•eary, and which reg... 'be revenue and pubic expenditure for a long • ; aid the great trinciples justice and of hot asserted, by the Abolition of the Aliem. Slave 'mitts* was apron ed In examine into the abuses allies and peeolaions in *Mee, which bat di.- fonefronaires to a considerable eminent; .odue• d, which is as interded to add to our ria. y, at this dangerrics cit•is.br uniting His Majes ...., of all religious persuasioni, in the common dm their country. To the•• great measures of piddle must be allowed to .41 the Bilis. introduced by an AA AM indepeeder.t Member of the 'louse of Com e improving the corielithin, tannic the character, and for t,i;e education of those lower cue a of the corm on which the strength and prosperity of the naoon so y depend; and which, if carted Imo ff,ct, *mid, have allsviattd those enorwinus parish rates, width it late illertayd with such alarming replay. To love a share in Ouse detain-atoms, grid ever be reins inhered by e as the chief pride of ray life. No manor was the dissolution of this Parliament known, than I an, ounce.l to you nt• untentmir, of offering my.. If again so your chew* Bat on my arrival at L•verpool, I Cued that the same arts of Miattenal nirtrepiesentattee, which had Men so iiiduatflous'y eropheted in tabor places, to austere the relic cimd, arid hid induced , 0 many pecan). of Independent character to relinquish their per tensions to a seat In Parliament, um not 'teen wrhout their effect there also. To eLa more geural piejuelic(, was wiled a partmuxr drtipproba eMn tit sum, f o r tnsheiduat, of the pa t which I had taken on tl:e Abolition of the Slava Tads Oil these anti other picots it was in, inlet coma desire to hate ahLeseid myself tis you Af te r having beat met, nn my approach, end accompanied into the Own lo) such a concoune of the most respectable is was perhate never before whne..•ed. 'accept on the meteor able occasion is November last, I m-de seao-r .1 attempts to oblen in homing, and to perform what I conceive to be a sacred and indispensable .ty rendering an account or spy eunduct to my co.istituenta. hut, to the d..enice therneeno, and then miiployers, periods, evidently tt.t tined for the mimeo., prevr•sit - 4 me by their c mamas nom aii peirsibility of addressing tor fiat , da. elepar.4l lor owner, they auddealy attacked the large and res,•.cctable bee, of Preerr.en, by whom I was surrounded. Weorrut the wan restraint from the I ,dies of the togas, mime of soy impede wire geoss4 insulted. and horn( of Units situ k and wounded Pe Haut, whom peculiar tune d was to havo repressed tech outrages, were uMerved actively empli.eed in pro .:rat lag them. An offiter of the h•giem repotett..n an 4 inde• peotlence of et.aneter, to whom the town of Livee.oril is under pan:cuter ohlig•tioris, arid ono had himourcel me b.. . his presence, wee imolesul• attacked, and his horse stabbed with a knits. Happily for the peace and character of the town, the feelings of resentment, thus wantonly and arro gantly excited, were septet...el by the c.siisideration of the dreadful cnnsequencei winch must Lase ensued, had my Mende indulee I themselves in that retaliathin which was decidedly ha theh power. TM example of fun:nets a nd moderation -.!i,ch they at that ateMent evinced, confers on l'erce the highest honour. Under these circureststaces, and wholly hopeless, in the present situation of public Mier, of rendering those services to :ay annatitmets, to to my country, which could alone je.tify or. in catering spot a Lamest, I have hoahy resented, vat to afford, by my further perseverance, • pretext for lit 11Xee , S , a wish, hoot what has already occurred, there bat Soo muet reason to apprehend week' be experienced in CIO worse of the tiecsion. What erdl be the character of a lat:iednent chasn under such amines I shall not pretend to tete/mice; bet if the Illepreseetation of Liverpool ean only be e alatrlog by imatc:Me cad bluorldad. I lea.. the honour of it to tho e el.e clisame to contend (is it; ash I accept even that 3.onoehon, re..utapartied by telethons weasels most embitter teary furore moment el my life. I ne., the honour lobe, WW I El m o gaoa e ot gratitude and respeB, Gentlemen, Your most Merged and Mow faithful Servant, WILLIAM RUSCOE. . OWN" HO, May b, ISO. ..-.. • • , GENERAL ELEC HON. TO THY. WORTHY LIVERYOF LONDON, Catatoastem, EEPLY impressed with the RBI 6t'ng which ha. occurred in the evenual and su.l4sis death of my most worthy Friend, Mr Alderman Hai , kev, I eaoinst tests' the mutual tonpulso of my mind to pay this .311.4 tra.mte to hit memory, of acknowl,d4ong, that the City, in nom, has lost tine of iu must promising and 'masa dia. rector'. Atiasous asi am, and ever have been, fur the high honour of continottng your Representative to P.orhaneent, it wooild iU ac:ord with tam prneoot feeling. to -say I.lle word mono, than to assure son of .ny ratito4a for hove kind and Mottling ree.. o luso, yesteiday, at Guildhall; for your Waring me on two s.occessive days at the head of the Poll q and 1. , chiral promise. of suppo.t upon ray canvas.. which in any event has justified the most sanguine hope: of success. With the deternanation of fa.thfully and eonacientiutisly ilivharging in, Pobantautaty duties, aho.ild 1 again hare the gratification of Laing tatusased out of vow , Rtprinetit,t . ves, Believe one to 'CHUM, with the greatest respect, Gentlemen, Your ever obliged and most tuutortol humble Servant. Paul's Head, Cateatun.street, CI I RLLS PRICE. May 7, nO7. State of the this Day Sir Chairs Pr co. hart. • . . St. 4/111.aat Canis Mart. . . . IN4I James Shsw. Eng • . . . P6t Haney C. C...nbe. Esq. . . 1193 TO THE WORTHY_AND__I 4 IO.PENDEt4T LIVERI OF LONDON. GaaaaaMiM r 1 RE (VIM yon my wumrst thanks for the d; a tonguii.had houour which you haw this day eadgesuel u,o one s by kodedm. my now in your Retina at Mr: Calm ala.l Mien' me nine earnestly to intreat, that toy Filen/It w" . entte up to the Poll at the earliest inn.hle perind, and t' they will continue those ream.. a n d unremi4u y exertions, 4. their several district., to winch I an. already to much indebie •nd which I have titeli rea.an to expect will be atteurted e Complete OtICCI44 It wet any earnest wish mauve •ailecl ally on every Love,ynisn, and the .'most efforts that I a - cApAble of have been made for that purpose; but the shot teN of the line, and incorrectnee of the lists, 1t... renzlered my performance of that duty yen' lalPrellgt nost, how. vet, that you will liberally ascribe such ontnisko to thvlf ttae cause, and that way gratitude and attach meat in the Livery •4 London can 'lO only with my life. 1 . 114. e the honour to br, Goatirouen, A rooric.o.l.otro, Your Nome &lath)! loam,.he Servant , lig 6, itiJi. .1 k kIF.S SHAW. State of tbo Sind Day's Poll: _ . Prim . . • etrtis . Shaw . . Comb, . . • !lankily . . 1121 . . 10 8 . . 942 . . $95 . . 19 i Ms Alderman VIV.V * I Citarai.te- olvt.t evert tl.t at the King's Had, Nutt ; w , . ere die eve n,14 .e- w his Eds.:l44 is reititabita, and all iresiww.spealiuna will bt mania folly marled TO THE FREE ART) INDEPE.NDENE ELECTORS _ OF Till CITY UIE WORCESTER. TCistse•eatins • H Cane ef -INDEPENDENCE conti rues T t-i,imptiarle!..lfteir the moat ' , Mineola! *lona. on the pan oin Opponents. they have found your "etnonam unim paired...our tilinqtaftCy un.ll4ken..your fi•ivit UndalUlaioal l'oey Jave &dined • Col.te,t, and have soneildco,l their elan,. at 11;teretiun. I need not Gh upon you W lonic a watchful and jea lous eye to the maintenance of the. tarsos. no. a . pre•eminem ly rut 4.11.•he.1 your own exwolon* /Dot I `)eg, Cortremr-e, to as sure VOU, that le me it v.•Il be eves Jest : that I sbdi ttoteelle kriv reetLite ssoh (gratitude the eseitionsseed proof* of at• tar irrnr-ert tows.ds which you hive evirs,:ed on I ul , as wall as on twiner occasions I trust, twitter prote.rwm. will be deemed unnet'vHTy• !wilt wlrly twpeet, that fly best ..serti ma sits I stet be etarabtral t. the flAthful and COP.e....Cled• doacitalte of the hoeteuta'.!e duties su • ileum th,. dty oatertitted U. isle lit ,he honer , tub wan the Man sincere reptd, Gentt men, f.t.•r taithfu: and desuted uemble Servant. Wors.,ter, M iv 6, 1807. WILLI GtJRDON• FORLIGN IN rftLLIGEA HUSILIA MAIL. THORP. APRIL }3. Within these last tight days, con.ider a ble m o ve. menu have taken plate among the French troops ; and it appears, in particular, that the centre is to be reinfmrced. The heavy ordnance, cone& dat GrAudents, has been removed to Dantaic, at the re quest of Marshal Lefebvre. because all the ordnance hitherto employed in the si-ge of that town ha; been found of too small a calibre. I'he inhatiitents of thir country, in our neighbourhood, are in a distres sing vitas ion, and their extremely dreary, as the fields cannot be cui, irate/ for wait in corn for serd.—/ Ilemburgb Correvonrieaen, April '29 I PkteßsalioßO, APRIL 4. On the 2!st of March, an imper:il UicasP was published, ordning, that of the Aliens, co n sisting of 600,000 men, 200,000 shall be pat on ataal seg v;ce. A greet part of the militia, which temsin in the interior, is armed with pilr:s.—(lLimbersh Garr.. spolidentrn, A/. 2t .J Vi 10.4 .4 9 A PRI I. 9. All the troops which were s:atiunedia ;:iis neigh bourhood, • and m the Veneti.ese territory. hayx.,9ol thoos.elves in motion for D.lmaria, whither consi derable reinforcements are a!so nurching from Lower Ita4 and the Pirdmonte.e country. It is said that Spanish troops are iit.rwise to join the French army .n that country, ander the orders of General Marmont. FkOM Till: i&PIKS OF 1;t! IL!!, APNIL 27. The siege of Calbeeg, which has been raised ou account of the direaien made by Ilse Swedes from Stralsund, is now to be carried on with the utmost vigour. Tatinzien, Major G.:neral, who was taken prisoner of war at Bitche, arrived at Berlin on the 21st April, with his Aid-Lle.ramp, Lima. Voyj, L'Aberle dr Nord, isprzi 23 •Rotes. APlu. 9. The stagnation of commerce in this city, which was once so flourishing, continues s (he houses of trade have dismissed most of their clerks. There are indeed a great num'rer of 'hips in the canal of Sin Marro, but they are aii Venetian bottoms, which can ueither enter uor leave this port. As to fo- •••• rele2 ‘4WIS, we hare not seen say foe this long tirragpast Thy English and Russians are doggy . blockading our prt, and we have n , -) com.nunic4. don with the Continent. but by the Sliallows. N aairity prevails here in any other pl ICI but the dock-rants, where they are trotkinn, d4y and night se fit out a numerous Beet.—(L'ili•eile da Nord. Ap 23.) !RIOTS/ 'AVAIL J. We have still in oar road Russ All and finglida frigates, as well as cutters, which greatly awl' the navigatioa of neutrals, and do mozh mischief to our traders. As late as re.,terlay a notice was posted ap at the exchange.. that the English had stopped four of our merchantmen, which came from the Levant, an! sent them to Cativo. A proof of the loss we sustain, in conseq , o-nee of the !stockade, is this, that our claims oa Rus,is. the justice of .vhicb is acknowledged, amounted to two maligns wins, and those oa Ragland to a nun far more considerable. The nowt argent remonstranccs are made at Vienna es this head. THE BRITISH PRESS. LON DON , FRLDAV, May 8. A Hams mail arrived last night With let • hs and , apes from 11.unburbil tuid Ahnna, to the 30th law. tussia is making great exertif ns to increase her •rmy t 200,030 of her militia have been ordrre i for t:gal service. la connzpience of the armi.ticz .luded by the!. reach andSwardes, preparations have been aught to prosecute the singes of Colberg and Dantric, wilt increased aetivity. There was • report, last night, of a general adlion, between the French and conshined Ptaisian and Russian armies, *Lich lasted sit consecutive days. It appears to b: merdy a repetition of a report which wet circulated cons: days since, without any credit attache" to it. The an ival of letters and papers from Hatnhorgh, to the 30• h last, without any intimation to that effed, re: - .ders the Turnoutr very improbable indeed. Mr, Rescot's bouae, we are happy to fn +, was nct burned by the mob of Lirrrpont , but it ap pears, in his advertisement, ih it he has beta de te red, by their °wages, from offering himself a candidate for that town. Gea-rals Ga?culoor. and Taat.stow will, of comae, be returned without opposition. The Elcebrs of Westminster pressed forward yesterday to the Hastings et Covent-g4rden, to vote fir Mr. SnctsToarr ; but the Wass BA ILIf r, aang upon some al:eged inf?froatity on the part of !h Giultleman, refused to receive them. This ac• counts for the extraordinary appearance of the po pular Candidate without a single vote, in our report of the proceedings which took place yesterday.— Tke error, we understand, was zcc:ifi..d last night, and if Mr. SitERIDAN starts fair this morning, he will soon pull up his lee say. A Nob!e Marquis recommended a friend r the Borough of Caine, in the room of Mr. J !IC V L t., one of the late Members ; butt the EleChrs, to his Lord• ship's surprise, were determine.l to adhere to Mr. JEKYLL. As scout as this p ethloaion was disco vered, h's Lordship made an uricr of tae seat, free and unfettered. to Mr. J (KY t, Mr. P. Moose and Mr. mitt., were each 130 ahead of their opponetes, at t!.c clue of th.: pull a: Ctrrentry, on Wednesday nigt t. Mr. WINDN All comes is for Higham•Fcrrers, Northamptonshire, in the room of Mr. FOIJANAL. Lord Mr vrets canvassed the Cloth-hall, in Leeds, on Tucs.lay last, when he was received by the 0 t. thiers with rapturous applause. Is was with duft• salty Mr. Lascatt.ss could afterwards °Wain the least notice. At a :nesting of the Freeholiers in N S'i;cl.l3. en Friday. it was 'resolved to his Grace the Duke of NOILTHUVIIILisLA%D, soliciting !lir in terest, with a VitV/ to prevail no Lord re.kt. If to corn, forward ass Candidate for the L.Ju..ty of Northumberland. Newcastle is full of bustle, is expcnation of a emtcst. Two new Members are said iii have pms aised to ()e'er themselves on the hustiugs. Several names are irtentione.l. but we tear of none es cer tain. Sir M. W. Kumar, and Mr. besrntrsio. have commenced their canvass, and tn.! Electron is fixed for Monday next. i. iti \\ The Hertfordshire County Meeting t ok place, yesterday. at Hertford. lin- ills! rtit 955 e if sonti n icing two proper persons to rc i ne s en. the County in Parliament. Ths 1-10:1. l'eroie as Su awe), an I Sir .1011/1 SCA BRIGitT, were the (ably Canui...!ates, and it is cape:Ted they will tie eloned without 0ir.,,0-sition. sition. The Eledion is fisNi for Monday next. i i\ I lll' ne &It' for Northumberland has receiv It a requisition, to convene ..a meeting, to take int consideration who may be deemed proper rerson to represent that ectuaty in the ensuistfailiament ; and an opposition is expelled. • Many persons coldly calculate on arriving at wealth an' independence in a certain smatter of years 1 but the warmer imaginations of Live ry M. veotarers aim at etre completion of their wishos in a few week‘ ; nay, in a few days, ire many of Orem likely to be greeted with gifts of indeperitle4 l ey, since, OA Tuesday next, another 20,0u01 will be obtained from the first drawn Number; and mist roisahiy several of the Large fiaa,:::g Capitols will t.itin io! 10 TUICOMJAg, 31 GO& Oft uf them has hithato turned up. . - I l . ' R : r4t, afC.7,41)::1; -- 4' 0•6 : by, de LIST Or TUE Pohc,r M. 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Sa isbu.v, t.Velkslet. 6 ),onshire.• 3..11...1, 11.0 ii.... , t ti.,,,, corn, and Bolt ; 5ti...C0u..0....e. of t.:5... .code , t...h, Per , Selo., E......, Roos more, Cock, Car.. 11.1), and 4.4.4 f se en.nbe , VtsCoUntrt.set fid4o•nons and Cam ...gaga ; the Callender, Da..... Srai.h li .. se., P •rih, (I. Ca:. , Poe;.. Wu roioi, e 4 li-ntio.irj, Gowsge C0n.,,51.0, s i l l Elisio, t. ti. p atoguems Ausba , ..id sr, sled sirens of the Fowls. . nettles. E _,. _ re ~ The Marchioness of Sr A ir ru ala will have a g r - poty, this evening, at tier house in Clete. tat. square. C The Ciiumess Dowager of Serroa had a ill itvi • eird party. lot night, at her hi•use in Hlll.at• Berk, ley •Tiale. lady G tdceit, we are wry to state, is i2.' Wil pobz..c I. at tit, mo•hvi's house, the Marchiaort Op S AL'S DUO V , iia Atlitlytion.ttreet• Pe' The Counte s of Dan ratuusis's rout, last alg ni. was num ton.lv aat•ndird as The lb k. of B&IPPOI4 Is left town, yesterday. I sat ' W,hurn Al.l.wy. ton 'flit T.rc:it mos. Of SA tisatipiY will hove.: 2! . viri concert, noel MJciday, at her siost.e in (.ring!' on Wert. an lade Howe had her first grand rout, la fel night s at tar house in 11111-sti.et, 1/. ikelry..c. Ml which, as usual, was att.:l4ft' by the fiat N. .• do in town. a ' Mr. ft tcsor, the trellofr, C.inJldate for •,v -a i min,ter, boasts hi: great nags in the Connor. v. rttpposa he rneens 14. A.I. tee. in A grand breakfast will he given, nest Moe' ::e at Haifiticl-liouse, the seat of the M 41410111 of SO. to BURT. to the friends of Si: lows Sa•eatess, h. VI:. No. Mr. Bit., 1.0. "4": The 41:Transco of the City of Landis were to i terday Tni:n o t for a man whom they knew to Add ; and the riettrus td Westmisis.er tar s i wlin wit sick, and hid dertised a cantos. I I'he last arrivals at Math a..' : u E.r F.4le,cue, Lo d and Lady J Th•late, toad Lorr' Ii Lord Carote, L.ed Konsington, 1.4. J. v.., Lodi I• ' I: I P. ' x i 'to li n .. , u tt Kee t tilr t;' ,V . 1. ” :1;‘, 14 e•, '" ; . if '‘ C ". Di N•da no,, "'" A.ll. 3 .l i s r al W C• g f ben, fienr,al Stool, Col Lid M.la rt....k0. C.. 40 0 ,1 li''' F Li.•ut .c...oilei v.iiighan, st..d Li,lit (1, Weal tfollue. r Lieist.• General tie v. of Ilanaiirs, J. Y. (;.a• I, EN• of Rothieintirowi, Lord JAM 1 M 1.1 4, It Sir CH 4M i is Lin s, Bart. of Balnagowan. v Grace the Duke or Arnott, and the dight a 11;e Earl sad Cuu:.te.s of Rossi.? so, have ; mooed v \ ir.l r i- ; t: e ur k, g h. inn, fftr tile enitety of Salo i. fit-d! r e \l , ' ues.Jay, . in.. 14 ft of May ; and a Mlesitina 0- , • s enei fur this d.sy. c a no , jk t oii , n ho .. n p u i n t g l. P.t an per itie s s rez y lc i n n i;h o t. f s L ay ia u t .. 5 ": n ' t I l ofl4"7etaltaH.aig:Cn e rs w se , s re the pr P .ie fin u e t. e cl rh L e Va i.4 .. t e ter e a n : i .e.: D . : , it;fian ...na with great ta.:e and svirne.r.' . t: I i I l' it . 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