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/lew 6- ' L ‘ /7•' .._ t • ' ~.,..,,,,_. 4: A r , •,' 4 : I• , ...... T k iO. Nr o rit, .' 4, ! : I ~.. . , i :, , • ......- .. i I Nit. I (Q. ibt , 1" , . • .- . Y's . • , '. 0 ~ • ( .. ' . I ritigib -Nito4 rt Li c i _...„ , LONDON, FRIDAI II ," . 12, 1818. v . - Sr GENERAL ELEC ON. I GENERAL F.LEffloN. .OZ, Via') I , "I. ' .~ It. VI, - -*_,.. iturastß 4839 ,4ia..0 . r • PRICE SEVEN-PENCE. THEATRE-ROYAL, DRURY-LA N E. MR. KNIGHT 0...1Nr. FIARLEY moot respectfully inform tlw Nubility, their. ritudt, sod the Puhlie, this the Pftferwsnacto anonautod for their on MONDAY. Next, the talk. tamest, will, with oil the of thoborpooy toe otirretined) be duly enacted. Tns bo tirmehio lo their Palms for th e 01111111001111 or their annountonieist, end promote to hope of the Theatre until the above Evening easy to their i Jettots. BRITBRI GALLERY, PALL-MALL TiIS GALI ERY, with a SELECTION of the mom evielkated Works at the Italia*, Apanisk, Pimlab, and Muth flrlumela. OPKN ',wry day from Nibs is the 31 areeleg until flit in ihr leverian. Admittance la-.4`mtalitgoe• It. .f By Orilre. JOHN YOBBO. Kaeper. ETON. T a 11111Terffill and relpelltl4lllB ATEETING of the FRI.IO DS of Mr. WA HMAN, held at the Loudon T , Bralluipixate-atreet, nradly, Jour 11, Mr. Al ern GOODBEH El iii the Chair, The following RCIKIIIIIB/81111rrre all Tarried without a di•- atiating voice:— GEN EILA L ELECTION. aimlimia FIIHE FRIENDS Al Mr. ROWCROFT 11•1. most eitrairatlreiviestrit to meet at the LONDON TAVERN, THIS DAY, (Friday), the 12th instant, at Two titled' yrecoaaly. • .* . TO THE TtOIITHY AND INDFPENDENT 1.111%.Y . OF LONDON. GESTLIP.IIIIIII, ADISSOLUTION of Rirliamert hating t4•r i place, permit nag ,lo renew,i. w evilest tiw the high sod distinguished huitainr ex being elifted use of your Representatives in use ensuing Parliament. I 'alum you my must grateful thank~ for the /111!1114 , as and fervent avarrances of purport with which I have h• a hnimitrint during my Conrad., whits airuid am ale encouraging invent et of nlabnaie success. X. I Will t a ke the earliest: opportunity of paying ey i• e xcitant ryspeets to you individually ; and should any I.lh °Katt on my part, I hope it will be mildewed only 1 , .e roan, defector"( the lists, and the great exteut of do: C.u. *WO* el sot prove VAUXHALL GARDENS. beder the Patru.seee of his Koval Highness the PRINCE KEGESTY. IS EVENING. FRIDAY. June It, will The presented a GRAND GALA, with Madame XAQUi I a Perforataeres, and asiottadasaii Ascent ea the Repr astidAt a splendid •lieeharge of Feretertna. Allswiesitte, 3. 414-11, Dusan will be open at Sews, and the Cateeert bee mg at Eight uNekkrk• —• • . The levitasies Mc. had the hoonat to receive, be aacrihes altogether to the accident of circeni stances. The easesest eisileareers in which, after the re gretted mammies. et Sir James Shaw, be bad been en. pored, with reseal Goutleasim greo4ly wore eligible and desirebk for Ibis bigts mid important function in the State, were net all disappointed sill Saturday last ; mid he did nut till thee determine to yield to tlw umuy eneuuragenseuta and solicilfilloas be had "refired from some of them, mid fruin many Others, to offer bit mute bramble, though net leas sin cere and zealous *terrier. The, this Meeting must enrd.ally COlDellrll in the moll meets expressed at the Meeting of Mr. W.ilhm Mends, M hl on the lilth of March last, when it was resuivea— That in a Representative of the Britiali Empire ought to be suited the pare principles of unsullied integrity, dis interested patriotism, superior intelligence, and 'Digital Ca pacity, with habits of t.Jaslryr mould to the multifarious duties of that high Ake. That Mr. Windiest., sines his entrance into public We, and Miring a period of &Scatty unparalleled ii, the history of nations, has been the uniform 1111111 111:tellQUO supporter of the Rights of the Newels—that be bee enaistautly imposed Cnernptiww in Wilk inevaa, and•ephelJ the pribripbut of the British Constitution, as estabiislieil at the glorious Ilerula. titbit of 1888. • .THEATRII.ROTAL, ENGLISH OPERA, STRAND. -IA FICE u herein , wives' to all Venoms to la dm abase Theatre, that there will be GENERAL MEETING OF THE COISPANY, in the firsts Rom, as NONDAY NEX r, at Twelve o'Cluek. Jose It, Olt D. GROVE, Prompiee. flit) BE LEI'. • gristrei HOUSE. Its Wilde.. bearrasr•bre. Maribeisagk-read. atekes; confabs's, ekes* 'dna% Loeb's', wash.liwase, lb!. Sad aitsaked is a fardea.'sitSbe ea*** wheels is a yard, elm*. house, threit.stall skiable. and coachman's roam. A few be. tii.. • art Ito he taker, and part of the tit tatto-tip may be had. The real a ill be farad aipilerste.—Tu be viewed haw ekes* The disadvantage of west of time he hopes to anpply by the apriarandroil all Ilk Frivol*, to 01111614 W and resulve on Uir stasserts sweressry lo were his Wadies. ram. 1 have the bowman to be, Gaaitimaa, Yuur faithful and übeslirut Sr, vent, JOHN THOS. THOCP. • ;Mott?, Jute 11 , 16111. o.S.—The Sheriffs hawing fixed the day of Eleethiu for Torwlay, the 16th instant, at Twelve &Chick, at Guildhall, )(Jur attendance no that day is moat earnestly requesied. TREITRIPROTAL 111101.1%1 OPERA, STRAND. TIM LAST`TWO NIGHTS. OWING to the optieringhing olienint or the &GRIM Opera rue the Enivinni Avenn, on Wednewhiy, lone 17, and to MR. MATH SOS's nonternato fingegentenis in variants misfit the kingdom, hie Enterieinownti eons may . *rt.. ....1.1:e sr.* remsert. SIR sititraritraiLLY. • A T a GENERAL. MEETING of the CONI- Lx 1111 TEE fur cundueti the ELECTION of Sir SAMUEL ROMILLY, held ibia day at the British, iu Cock.pur.street, Mr. THOMAS WISHART, in the Chair, It etas Resubmit Iluanimously, That Ow General and Parn• child Controllttcs should meet daily at the following places, •is Tied musing the many acts of importance tending to pro mote the happiness of his fellow.citixens, and the interest of she country, the rejection of that odious inquisition, the Income Tax, is mainly to be attributed to his exertions and perseverance, as well as the correction of the long.cisisting abuses in the admission of children into Christ's Hospital. That by she integrity of his principles, the consistency of his burl, 6i. accessibility on all occasion., hie taktt in debate, his ludefatigahle application to public biol. ness, his knowledge of conleierre, and the trade of the ate. tropulis, and especially Isis thorough acquaintance with every thing pertaining to the chartered rights and privilesta of the City of Loudon, Mr. Waltham, has proved himself eminently qualified to represent ibis City in Parliament. be mintioned as sedernstMusied. The public are respect folly informed. Alit they will Anil 40R !/IATHIRWS AT HOME, TO-MORROW EVENING, SATUR I/AY, Jane 13, 1111$, Mosday the 10th, and Torisky. June the 113th (bis* positively the Isat there of his appearing in London said nest year), when he will have the homier of present. lag his Visitors with as Eotertsisineot, ealkd MAIL COACH ADVENTURES. Mr. Mathews !ill deliver as EXPERIMENTAL LEC TURF. on VENTRILOQUY. The,Entertsinmeat to conclude with Novel Specimens of !Mill nom, is which several celebrated tragic sod comic Perfor.ners will give their different Ideas h...w Hamlet's Advice to the Players (Mould be spoken. Soars and Places etnebt be kept later than Half-past Et AL Doors to be opened at Seven, and the Performance to }rem at Eight &Clock. Boxes be. Pit os. Lower Gallery to. Upper Gallery ls. Roses, Places, sail Private Rows may Le takes of Mr. Steveiron, at the now-Once, Stoma I.:Winton. hem 10 till 4; and at Permits 's Library, 170, New S oul-street, apposite Rarlisgtots.gardess. till five. MON EY. ILLS and NOTE nv date, and to any IP amount, eighed by LETTICE and CO. 35, Huy. Imul•str+rt, Filmy-square, ohne Mousy i• also alimeya ready for Anaheim', and us every apemen of Security-- pinto some to be Iciii on Murogsoe. Muir lent on Jewellery or Male, or on rich Furniture, *bete pussespiou it allowed. COUNTY OF BEDFORD ELEC7tION. E COMMITTEE of COLON EL OSBORN meet daily at No. It, Carey.stri•et, eolii's Inn-fields, tvlsere eouonnaiestiutia relative to Writ Election *re reqbested tc be made. Arne, le: B. • The GENERAL commirrEE, at mt. ( AV ' S Great Rooms, No. 42, King-sorer*, Covesit.Garden. The Committee of St. James's Parish, at Mr. Lumley'., the Oise Too, Jeriiiya.ttreet. The Committee of St. George's, at the Great Room, N.,. 10 , Leiter Itrunk sirem. MEETING OF THE FRIENDS OF MR. WAITHMAN. The Chairman having reported the progress of the Canvass. it was further unanimously resolved.— That this Meeting rejoices at the unbounded success which hue attended Mr. Waithman's CA111•11/8 ; and that the ardent seal manifested un hia behalf by his fellow-citizens, affords an Incontrovertible t es ti mony iu favour of h♦ra pretensions to HAZARD & Co. The Ceeireetnes, reep.drelly sespiaint the PAlir, that NEXT MONDAY NIGHT. Bp 'Ottawa, Porliessuot, the I.l)llrrytees will be kept open raid It n'Clork. as the Drawing begins Ear hi TriPsduy ,Worninkr, Rein tlee LACY DAY bid One for brawiai 76 CAP! l'A The Gaitoioe i. ihr trot GRAND SrATE of the WHEEL, IV bich sewn all be decided its Twu Days : 3 Prizes of a 11 16 6 Poixes of $6 •••• Prszre of _ kr. to Ire. The Sixth Prise abuse £1,040 must be 422,000. .Cll,OOO, or Forty Thoosuml rounds. Tirkets and Shorn, Warranird trodraon. are . S.lling by HAZARD k Co. the Contractors, who Sold and Shared at their old ratabliabed Office, Royal Exchancr, PICK of the Capital Prises drawls Thursday. 4th June, Five Pr's.. of t 20,000 _ . Is the last Year's Lotteries; and in former Lotteries, Capital Poises ansoilisting to MANY MILLIONS. NR. Drawiu begins EARLY NEXT 711:::.ND.4 11/0/INING. PCEITME. A GRANP AND MEV I. DISCOVERY, 420, STKAN NEARLY OPPOSITE THE 11IM ESLI RE. Chronionctrr and Wistch-maker, • la consequeuce of the great scarcity of Bullion, and thr ranibitant pr•ee oCGold, has !wen iiiiloceit to world, r, by long Ishnur and shifty, a Substitute, which hellos deno minated PF:TIT.OR ' • this important Discovery has hero :auctioned by the caosteattering mirk. of publieapprobation. The PETIT-OR approximates so nearly to Gull, and possesses so much of its quality, that the iliffereuce can scalerly be observed by the most curious inspector. It has an unrivalled richness of colour ; is susceptible of In incomparable lustre of polish ; and, Out being so 'NW, as Gold in some respects, is not so easily despoiled of its beauty by scratches; yes in others, it yields to the force of the hammer, and may be moulded low any form. It is particularly adapted fur Watch-cases, Snuff-boxes, and all sorts of Jewellery, for which Gold is at present em. idoyerb As it tarnishes sooner than Gold, it requires that care w►ich Gold does sot ; but every lime it Is cleaned, it will recover its original lustre and colour. Ladies and Gentlemen who wish to stihstitute a PETIT. Oil Can to their Silver wr Metal Watches, may have Omen dose at a moderate and Stood price, by A. 31ESUIM, at his Manufactory, 420, Strand, nearly opposite the Add phi; where be has Oil Sale a large assortment of WATCHES of all descriptions, with Cans made of ►is inemnparalek pErrr.oß; be pledges himself, that if any Watches with Lis name, sokl by him, should not he fouled to perform sal, they shall be rectilled,free of any expense, in the course ut a whole year, perseided the fault may met proceed front so t unfair user ur accident; also Gold and Silver Cheese. augers, fur Sea and Pocket ; Capped, Jewelled, Horizontal, Duplex, Going Fuzee. and Plain Watches, all warranted as above ; likruiar all sorts of Cold learrllery. The fo!lnwitig Articles of PETIT-011 are ready for sale ; •,a. Sone' hoses Tooth-pick and Peuctl-cases, Spectacles, /yrrs and Eye -pick Manes, Watch Cbsins, Seals, Bracelets, NI, IA Chains, Thimbles, Combo, and a variety of Ladies' t.uatnetits. Of Plate, Table, Dessert,Tea, and Egg Spoons, T. 3 awl Ceram Pots, Sugar Tongs, and Snuffers • the Egg Sp.am, do out lose their colour in the Fir as S i l verdoe., 1. 0 1 the acid of Fruit any effect ow the Dessert Emma. 1',,. Geulierma 111 the Army, Swords fur Cavalry, Infantry, I Giumiliers, Dirk., Daggers, Gorge.% Sell-plates, Spurs, 6.1 MI wit 1% of Watch-cases neatly made, at a Aged price. PETIT.OR, which wears as well as real 140.1, without requiring any mere care, made lute all suns La .ties' tirosments. A. the Proprietor, A. MEV:RE, does not employ any Az , oil or Train:ller in the !talent lw picrur.oli, all that to Lomeli in Nay other Sloop or public Silt is sot renT.utt, but an impo.ation Jo the Public. (hotels eililreated to htm, at ►is Manufactory, No. SN't, will he potietwolly attended to, and Ills prostue Ailielee wi:i eeetattsly be peoettred. Kt-pieta Noage, to eleon the above Articles, sold to salsa t p uutrtta , sod wholesale for asportishon, for roe ly irtu,tir TO PRINTERS, PRINTERS' JOINERS, TYPE FOUNDERS. &c. TO BE SOLD HY AtienoN, (Without Reserve,) By JAMES RIDER. Os the Pr•rdi• ol . Greet Russell street, Covent.Gsrden, on TUESDAY, the 16th instant, at Twelve o'Clock, pre. rowdy, • I the GENUINE PRINTING 1 MATERIALS of Mr. JAMES BARKER, retiritte from Nasiarm; comprisiuK two ictsod full-sized demi! 'armies, a stamlism book press Games, imam, dower, an im posing stone., rise awl board racks, letter hoards wetting 'weigh and sink lined with lead, together with an extensive maw lomat at type, told a great variety of other useful articles. To he viewed till the time of elle ' • specimen. and enta lognes may he hat! ou She members, a nd at the iteetioseer's other, Amen Cartier, Palernoster.n.w. BOM REIEIRD, ROHM, AND on; ER FIRST QUALITY PORT WINES. 'rims. and iticii I). A Ho) rrs, No. IR, gitinDer•sliret, awl 340, °stunt-street, respectfully inform l 4 Public, that they are uuw stilling their 'SKOLD parable OLD ROM RETFIRO PORT....at f 4 4 0 per Dug. OLD Ropiz PORT INfht, from the Wood, but At or immediate Drlnkitic DITTO, 1912, Ibitto 2 10 writ), nib, for laying down .. 2 6 0 N R. Erin other Description of Wines in Stock, in Fop:. ant IllierltT•ned to 2117*; in Pipe snit Karltesil. THE WATERING PLACES FOR DON. (WITH FIFTY MAPS AND VIEWS.') This day is publishes', price Ms. in hoards, or 17s. In red, in nose thick und closely printed vulnsne 11(1E E GUID to ALL the WA CF.RING 1 and SEA-BATHING PLACES in England and Wales, Co. WS; consisting of DESCRIPTIONS of evesy Place of rio.hosuahle Reseal, and of the Cnrossitiss and Scenery in their Env 'rims, will, au Itinerary of the Roads to and (ruin each Pl..rc. By the EDITOR of the PI(TFT3I of LON DON. The fullowinte Plarea and thvis Etwifuna are fully +lege+ +bell in this 41 . 0.4111 and htettly interesting Vutome : Ahhuh.bury--Aberymwoth---Arptedule—llath--Blaek r...l-11of,,tior--11ragllinglim Quay --Briehtuti— wg 01— Drys I•lairs--Rnrtun—tharn u .uth—.Cheltruh.nn-I'lnrhra- ter— Cluttuit—a-Cowes---Cntmer— Maw I tower— E gi , i t nourste-- Exmouth— Volkototte—Ftswry--Itirruwpite.— Ilarwiels—Hitsionzs-Ilfroeutsthe--Leamingtisit Priors—Little Illutiptoti—Lyme Revs— Aver,' Hills—Mar wite—llittlock—Ramtpte—ltr.lear. soul Cottiliane—Rottlatg .—dent,— S smicate—Searborough--Sisl SIIIIIIirsi.I— Auuthamplim—Swasiara—Teigninisuilt—Trisby—Tnnbridge WO —Wcy snout 11—W izlst lb. Printed fur Longman, Hurst, Kees, Orme, and Brown, Guidon.. Of whom may be had, The PICTURE of LONDON fur 10111, with Iwo Draw and 120 Views of Buildings and Public Places, price 11Q. in green nr without the View.. twice 8s in refl. ELECTION LA %v. Ilina day is puldialbed. by W. CLARKE and SONS, Law Buuk,ellt.ra, PoitugaLatreeL Liuculn'a tun , iu octavo, price It. in boarilsi, • ACOLLEC IslON of ACTS .r PARLIA— MEN I', to the 58th Grit 111. relative to COUNTY and 1101[01:6H r.LEcTioNs, in Euessol,Seutltstil, and Ireland, with References to •••veral reported Cares, con. seining the Determinations of the llouve of Commons. . . I Such as respect the Proceedings at the Election ; t Sorb as respect the suhrvrincut Proceedings au Petifiusis to the House of Commune. By JOHN DISNEY, Esq. Barrister at Law. Also, in Sen. price Is. R.I. A PRACTICAL A RR! DG NI ENT of ELECTION LAW, from the Issuing the iVrit to the return, advit.ll particu larly to the use of Returning Officers, Csudidates, and Clav iers. By John Disney. E•q. • a • The design has hem, to give • concise compilation. which would furiiihii Counsel, Agent, or C.tiolidate, with sufficient information to enable him to Ju hiY duty In his client ur himself, during the burry mid eu.sfiouu of the ELECTION Tit F.ATI NO. Ila !Ivo. pro-ell/4 &I. boarat, A REPORT of Ike TWO CASES of covrnovEßTED ELECTIONS of ihr BOROUGO of SOUTOWA RK, re spects oy the Treating Act. With Notes mud Illuetrark,oe. Hy Hemp Cliffor.l, In Oleo price be. RUI.F.A of EVIDENCE before CODMIrrEES o f F.LECI lON of Ore 'louse of COM 110,Ni. By Su E. 'I omliss In gro. price 7e. GLANVILLE on LUN FROVEKTED ELECTION. . . In 4 'vim Ilou prier 2: 20. DOUGLAS'. (I.urd Glrubr►vir) CASES tot coNTßo vkatiEb ELECTIONS In 2 vol. Awn. price 154. FRASER on CON FROTERTED ELECTION lo Wyo. price 9t. OLDFIELD's Ills I'OK Yor PAKLI FNT, - . The Committee of St. Anne's, at the King's Arms Tavern, Old Compton-strect. The C ittee of St. Marlin-ia.the- Fields, at the British, Cuckspnr street. The C o mmittee of St. Margaret and St. Jolla's, at the Swan Tavern, Bridge-sane,. The Committee of St. Pawn% Covent-garden, at Mr. Lee's LIMOS Nu. 42, King.stenet. And the Committees of St. Clement-Danes and St. Mary le-Strand, at the Shakapeare Coffee-house, in Russell street, opposite to Drury.lane Theltre. It was further Resolved—That the General Committee do meet 'IN ino. row Morning (Thuriolavl, the 11th instant, at Mr. Lee's Great Rooms at Ten o'Ctoelt precisely, to pro ceed on their Canvass 11;runKboist the City. T. WISHART, Chairman. British, 10th June, 11118. TO THE INDEPENDENT ELECTORS OF THE CITY OF WESTMINSTER. GTNTLIENEX, m y .y lee havin g co r anir been p assed country, am nusecito in the addreewes s of this s rvie of ..tare, mid to professions of any kind lam averse. Of myself aod my psi tensious I must speak with diffidence ; whether my cooduct has been such as to merit the confidence of my fellow - citizens, I am the last to judge; but this I may and witl my, that whilst our country was engaged to war, the whole thought sod occapstion of my mind was to be among the foremost the battle raged. Now that She blessings of prate Mss east. inrarlike ...1114-- be useful aisS Member of *la Coninions. It is with this view, and with the lope of being useful, that I presume to offer myself for the high honour of repreoroting the City of Westminster. Should I be intrusted with this honour, every Lour of my life shall be devoted to its service ; fur *iietlier it be iu wars or whether it he in peace, I will yi. hl Iv no man in attach meat to my king, said is veneration for our lire and happy Thia id the only profesainn I will make; and now, "kiuru, placing my cause iu your betide, l can with truth assure you that I ant Your smut devoted and faithful Servant, MURRAY MAXWELL. WEETIIINITCR, JUNE 13, IT has been with heartfelt satisfaction that we, the undrrsigned Electors of Westminster, have read you. Adams in the Morning Papers of this day. %Vc, like yourself, would rather he proved by our 'teed' than by our words; and we trust you will have good proof, from the etforts we are snaking in your Livour, that the anxious object pt liter !warts is to seat you as our Representative for the City of Wrstminster. _ _ It may not, Sir, he proper that you alioula be (hr perann to pass joilanteut 00 the actions of rim uwu life; Ws, however. have witnessed them, and have known ihein to he most highly honourable to yourself, and nioat useful to your enuotry. It will beam,. pride to be reprmeoteil in the House of C a Naval Officer like yourself; anti we now eh deer to vim. that as we are isilifiJeut you will o u i he wanting to yourself, so you luny test assured that to secure your s uccess we will use every Mimi to effect it. We are. Sir. your faithful Servant', John Willnek Gar_,. Hitfbide Chaste" Smith S.Sltepp trd John P.:work J. Walls Wm. SelliOf Thomas Walker Win. Aqua.," AI. Tsi !loch Itil. Hurley Gru Thompson T. Johnson Franc . '" sail John Calor John FOX Huth Bravest J. slacked John Ward F. sad W Barron Hall soil Ranches Pitt Colibett Robert Henilrie Joseph Swirly, aen. Thomas White. To Captain Sir Murray Maxwell. TO THE MAYOR, A I.DERMEN, COMMON COttrii. CI IM EN, AND FREEMEN, OF THE BOROUGH OF CAMBRIDGE. Gewrt.gtilmi, TO he (+nip's the Representative of l o d e . prudent Freemen, and intrnstrii with 111, grtardiam ship of their. rights and interests, is the proudest honour to which an • Essig Witness can aspire. My •ushittit to receive this flatteling testimony of your confidence is lint inikurniti to you; and as the dusnlnhun of Parliament has mire Inure placed this sacrist trust at your disposal, I hasten iii resew my solicitations for soar suffrages at the approach ing Election. I rest my claims for your suppnit on that same spirit of independence which Not invite, me to the contest, and to which alone 1 would owe it• successful termination : we have the same object in view—sow tolerates are identified-- mid this consideratinn will, I trust, create a prevailing link of fOliltPl6llll between its. When I hist had the honour of addressing you, 1 spoke confidently or the issue of our struggle. The hopes which I then indulged have since been confirmed by repeated and additional swimsuits. of support. We must not, however, 1 osi I, that the interest opposed to us is not the creation of a iliy Our dilly rails fur the most streitaous exertions, that the I tiller. wience of Cambridge may nut only be now attained, but permanently secured by a triumphant majority. have the honour la be, With every feeling of gratitude, Gurtisiga If, Yalu übligel and devnteil !Servant, HENRY JOHN ADEANF. I ondon, Jane lit, 181 S. rep this City, and a sure presage that theobject of our wishes will be honourably attained. That, consistently with the pure principles of the British Constitution, Rep►esentatives ought to he returned to Par. !lament free of expense, and that a sith.cription be imme diately opened to defray the lamasery charges attending Mr. iPaithrusn's Elrction. That Mr. Samuel Pavel!, of St. Mary-Axe; Mr. Joseph Hureomite. of Si. Paul's Church-yard; and Mr. Thomas Reeve, of Ludgate-hill, he appointed to 'emirs the sub scriptions, and to act as Treasurers. That this Meeting pledges itself, collectively and Nat. viditally, not to relax its exertions till Mr. Waithman's Election is secured, and it earnestly recommends his friends to attend in sarpoit of his nomination ou Tuesday next, the day of Eli.ction, and to give him their early votes upon the poll. SAMUEL GOODBEHERE, Chairman. That lbe Thanks of this Meeting be riven to Mr. Alder man Goodbehere, fur his able and gentlemanly conduct in the Chair this day, and for his patriotic exertions un all 'oxidic occasions. The Committee will sit daily at the Guildhall Coffee. Huns., King street, Cheapside, where subscriptions sod " ' . TO TIIE WORTHY AND INDEPENDENT LIVERY OF LONDON. GENTLEMEN, IT is impossible fir me lint to fed the highest gestitleslios at the noble spirit, asiliour, and seal, which wee so conspicuously manifested at the very numerous and respectable Meeting of the Livery held this Jay at the Lon don Tavern. To be selected by you as the individual through whom you assert prim Indepeudence, and promote the Purity and Freedom of Election, is an honour 1 shall ever hold in the highest veneration, and the greatest reward I could have erer proposed to myself fur a life of arduous public exertion and painful sacrifices. Accept, Gentlemen, my werwiist arlinowledgments; and, to resider our triumph complete, permit ere to solicit the continuance of your exertious, and your early appearance at the Poll. I have the honour to be, tENTLIMEN, Your very faithful end devoted Servant, SOREST wArnINIAN. Guildhall Coffee-house, June 11, lel& 'the Election is fixed fur Tuesday next, the 16th instant. TO THE WORTHY AND INDEPENDENT LIVERY OF LONDON. AI )ISSO LUTI ON of Parliament hoeing taken place. I should he wanting in respect to you, did I longer hesitate to address you. I should bug since have stood forward, conformably to my advertisement of last year, as one of the Candidates fur the Representation of this City in the Great Conned of the Nation, but from au apprehension I might only injure the general Cause I wished to support, by dividing the interest ; and since the Drees siun of my F. lend, Sir James Shaw, from the high situation of one of your Representatives, I have repeatedly declared my willingness to enter the contest, if the nature of the summit sou such an occasion, indispensable, manifesting itself in activity and teal, hail seconded my declaration, on the part of those who have acted in the same line of politi cal conduct with myself. What • may be their policy, or views, in declining to take decided measures WI What( of third Candid de, is and tor ms to guess at ; boot I feel it my slimly and gratitude to the Livery of London at large, after the repeated marks of favour I have received at their hands, during the arduous, expensive, and important offices to which I have reinitiated in my corporate capacity, up to the high dignity of your Chief Magistrate, to declare, that, if my long services are conaidereil by you worthy of such a reward and distinction as to place me in the ensuing Portia mem, I will pnweed with all perseverance in the uniform exercise of those principles which have hitherto guided my public conduct. I know; Gentlettlen, under what disadvantages iny Can didate presents himself to your notice, who cannot under take the laborious duty of a personal canvass of your exten sive Poly, and who is not furnislwil with the suitable mechanism, if I may use tlw phrase, fur carrying us • c o ntra! ; but, roomed on all aides, I can only add, that my name will he offered to pm on the day of Election, as atl Alderman known to you, and whom yon have been pleased too approve; mid the only recommendation I can refer you to is, the sonifoormily of my political principles and public fl/101111.1 for thirty-six years, which I Ratter myself is not •I together forgotten. If you shall elect me one of your Representative., I will sleeote myself to your local interests and the general wel fare; if out, as I have 110 personal ambition to gratify be yond that of renolerisog you my hes( services, io • more a:- tended sphere of action, I 'hall feel I have discharged my duty in placing my name hi fore you for your approbation un this very important occasion. With the sincerest acknowledgments of all the repeated kiaolsoesses I have experienced at your hoods. and grateful for the numerous and unsolicited promises which hate bees Oa& to me, I beg to subscribe myself, ITlth all raspy, said esteem, Giavuottat - Your very faitbraebnonlilt Servant. B.I I III'LL BIRCH. Gatlifurd 'treat, Jane Itt, 1819. Yevterifey a moet numerous and respertab!e Meeting of the Liverymen of London, and Friend 4 of r. Wait hum), to i lk place at the City of Lnisthot Tavern. fur the. 'inquire of consideling the itin-t etfcctisal means of securing the election of tins patriotic gentleman as one of the Member. far the City of London in the ensuing Tl , e Meeting was attended by Mr. Alderman b . ehere. Mr. Favell, Mr. Oldliatn. Mr. Wislihot, and a number of other gentlemen of lull-tried com,ti u• ions' lornici On the motion of Mr. FAULT., Mr. aiderinasi GOODOEIi ER E wu tniatilmoisly caned to the Chair. The worthy Alderman then took the Chair and addressed the Meeting on the business of throlu• He said they had assembled, under circum.taoc. of the most gratifyiug nature, to perform a de y the first importance—namely, to consider of t' e best means of securing the return of a tit and pr . per person to represent them in Parliament. The result of their proceedings hitherto, in furthertints. of this great object; had been most sstisfactor, and if they continued their exertions with . I,rignue and bnergy, thy (veld not dobbt of ultimate sitc- Applar.4.l—He then reviewed the lire no constitutional acts df his Msjesty's Ministers, ire financial state of the country, and forcibly point• it out the necessity of the metropolis having, at sus a cri.is, at least one energetic and rfrcient repro imitative. —(Apploure.)—Such a man they vronld fiord in Mr. Minimum, and their honour and eh ;- meter stood pledged for his eventual return.-- (Great applause.) Mr. FAVELt complimented the worthy Chair. man on the brief but emplialit, address which tic had just delivered. He fully concurred in the ne cessity of their selecting so of au individual for their Representative as Mr. Waitlimaii, and uric of whose talents and public principles they hail lid such a long and steady knowledge.—(App!ure. -.At this crisis the country at large should shwa i‘s full determination to exercise the important pus-_ leges of Englishmen, which now devolved up. them, and the metropolis of the empire ought set the example, sod take the lead on so 'Aul a i occasion. The worthy Gentleman then to. k • review of the acts of the last Parliament, and con gratulated the Meeting on getting rid of a body r f men who had ahem' so Utter I disregard fur a,• rights and privileges of the people.— (.4ppterese —The next Parliament would, he trust. ti, be t - posed of better meni whose acts would be more coo sonant to the feelings of the nation and true ill , . - rests of the country. They should, at least, mktr care that they did nut return men who would insult them by a refusal to attend to tie earnest r.- quest of their constituents.—(Apploure. Weidman had been long the tried friend of and it ought to be their pride to have such man amoug them, so willing and able, at this iiiiitoriain moment, to serve his fellow citizens in l'ailLitorie. He concluded by moving the first ttrsollitilio, as well as the others, were carried by aryl,- kbe Resolutions see Ativertiiratent.) Mr. NATHANIEL DAVIS, iu steundiug this tun 110u, paid a forcible cud just tribute to the ptibhi! and private character of Mr. Waitlinsiiii, and ear asapasapnerdy called upon the citizens of themselves of this opportunity of cut 1111 l airiliirg the services of ouch a visor.— (Applause.) Mr. OLDltAtit then read the Ittbolutioar, pro forma. On the question upon the first being put from the Chair, Alr. DAVID JONES rose, yid commented upon the supineness which Englishmen had of late shewri to their best interests, and congratulated the bite ing on the steady virw they now scented to take of those important privileges which tlity were alowt to exercise, and which, if attended to at such a nient as this, would spin secure fie( door and liberty to • harassed and oppressed ( Applause. )--lie felt as a liveryman (night to feel on this interesting occ.ision, and wisriot hated the Meeting on the course they stir es..w about to take. In the cause of justice every bee 10111must feel an interest, and iii that cause, es every other involving their best interests, their intended Representative had *hewn a decided anti zealous suet:lllllNA. He sous a long-tried !tubby, man. in whom the lovers of freedom and iodeperid.. trice could I estiy confide.—(Applause.)—lii herd no doubt Air. Waithnian would cusitisrue to pursue this line of conduct, cod not for p:lvate This slay is published, in 8v s. price 12.. 4 VIEW • f the ENGLISII STAGE; or, • !Ls ir• of Drainalic By D11.11,1)1 HAZLITT, Esq. Author of " Cliarsett r. of Shakapearr's Plays," with which %York It is uniformly printed. * For I sin nothing if nut eritical."—NßAZaPEA27. Printed fur Itioliert Stodart, NI, Stsand ; and Aittlerwiti and Chase, 49. %Vest Ssmth6elj , Luudou; and Sold by Bell and Braittnie, Minims-Os.