The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1818-06-13 00:00:00

I J ;r•T.; d0 5„..i.4.2 , 4 0 ) • A def, • el si 499 1.1. * 144 r filve or tit •1 O 4 t •a. 1 • •• .s.l . vri 'I fielki i u?a I IMAM THEATRE. THIS EVENING, SATURDAY, Jliot. 13. trill he performed binvirt'n Cosmic Opera of COSI FAN TUTTI. bile the Pint Ad. the NEW DIVERTISEN ENT. AAR tbe Open, the &Interne grind Benet entitled TAMERLANE AND BAJAZEr. 1..104 NaAMM Wising •rst dearer Croon the Opera at retersintrili, will sok her Snit aopearanee in this country. Vivant AIM et Regina. TA RA771841011:4 L, COI'RN7tI3A R OEN. THIS EVENING. SATURDAY, June 13. will he seta Mg tint), the sew Mo•ieal Drawn of ROB ROY MACGRP.GOR; OR, AULD LANG SYNE. Mr Frederick Verson, Mr. Egerton; Radkigb Onlos'di esels*, Mr. Abbott; Francis Ordialdistries, Mr. Siorksir ; Ogren, Mr. Biamettard; Captain Thornton. Mr. Carneoe; Rob Roy Mover. Canspbell, Mr. Marresdy; Douro!, Mr. Tukrly; Mantillas and Robert (Rnb Roes Sao.). Mr. Litton and Master Peruke; Major Galbraith, Mr. Taylor; *Wile Nicol Jarvis, Mr Liston; Jobsnn, Mr. Sinseions. Dion Vernon, Miss ileyisetta; Matti', Mr. Sterling; Jane Mnealpior, Miss Logan; Runty, Mrs. Bishop; Heka Mac gregor, Sirs. Egerton. _ _ Anse which, the sew Farce of X. Y. 7.. Capt. CsMut. Mr. Abbott; Grabbleton, Mr. Blanchard; Neddy Bray, Mr. Lab a; Rowels.' Andress, Mr. Fawcett; noddle, Mr. &unarms ; Ralph Herapsee•l, Mr. Eatery. blalis.Mlle Fade; Mrs. Mouser, Mrs. Sterling; Dors al ',unwell, Mrs. Daseapart. The Doors to be erased at Six u'Cluck—the Play to begin at Seven. Boars, 75.; Seamed Price. 3a. 641 —Pit. •e. ed. ; Second Poo., 2s—Lower Gallery. ta.; Second Price, la.—Upper Gall►ry, Is ; Second Rice. ad. Meer+ for the Bean to he sates of Mr. Brenda., at the lax Office, Bart-street, from Tee WI Four. A Private Box may be hail for the Sams, or Nightly, of Mr. Branduu, at t►e Bros Mice. On 31nocisy, Guy Maaaeriag; or, TM Gipsy's Propbecy. After which, The Miller sad his Mem. THEATRE-ROYAL ENGLISH OPERA, STRAND. THE LAST TWO NIGHTS. OWING to the approaching Opening of the English Opera foe the Sommer Season, on Wednesday, Jour 17, mid to MR. MATHEWS', unmeroas Engagements is various pieta of the kiageloon, his Entertainments can ooly be eontineed as aader aumarared. The pablie are respect fully infurame.l, that they will Sad MR. MATHEWS AT HOVE, THIS EVENING, SATURDAY, Joao 13, 1116, blowier the 'bib sod Toesday. Jane the 16th Opting positively the list times of his appearing in Load°e until nest year), when hr will haws the hewer of presenting his Theisrs with an Eatertaiosseat, called MAIL-COACH ADVENTURES. Mr. Nlalliewv will deliver as TURF. VENTRILOQUY. 'AL LEC- The Entertalaaseat tio mewled. wit► Novel Specimen of IMITATION, in which ttevair4l celebrated tr..inc •ad tunic Pee formers will tire their different Ideas buw Hamlet's Advice to the Players aboald be npukett. Doles and Places cannot be kept later the. Halflost Eight. - - - Doors to hr opened at Sere*, sad the Performance to begin et Eight o'Clock. Boxes Se. Pit 3e. Lower Galkry Its. Upper OriNery le. Boars, Placre, and Private Bout stay he taken of Mr. Stevenson, at the Box-Mire, Strand FAlraller, how 10 till 4 ; awl at Fearmaa's Library, 170, New Bowd.wtreet, opposite Nur liintoa.garttens. Jolt ALL Dl ORDERS ORIGINATING FROM milt! ri . OF BLOOD, OR OBSTRUCTED PERSPI. RATIOS. ANTI-IMPETIGINEg is the 179 .11,41 flumes-rut alterative and purifier of the blood and the least cotifiamneut I , lr restraint in diet ; ill up:tut...is is and imperceptible, though certaiu isra!t.blet tw short, it is the lonz.sought-for substitute 1 , . 0111 fssimmaii;e mineral Mercury. In the intuit Metie r ":^lo6 wy, Sem butic Eruptions, S , eofula or Rivet Eed. Leprosy. Rheumatism or Rheumatic Gout, as well se Nil doom arts which urigitiate onoure ur impettret slate the Ulu. I, i impetigiura is the only remedy lbst et.. he looked nyi to with t :et !army %dancers.. .431.1 Is, Strand; Blom, l O . (Ptifortl•ttirret Swims usul I'o. 8.. w Church-yard ; !loth r, Chemist& ; 'full, Eerls.assz; a:..1 W tr.l, 1101h.wq. Price Its. per bottle, tor fon, usi one Fuattly Bottle fur 3J. by %which one 114. I..tile .114 words " S.lluitsuus, Liv•rptool;' rei vavrd iu thy %tutu, without which tome art. iretouiute. Dr 5.g..-touu expert., wilco cussitutird Iry letter, the usual rump:mums of a 41t$1 , 11)0,11111 11611 e lu br wid.essesi, •' lever. Ur Sulomuu, (irleal•Uumsr, ucr Livtr les.l. Paid .tuutale Who re may h. lot. 1 1* ertvhrate.l AM/ . ['AG ENT IA) efref l n 4l r"ro us ih•• Feet. awl 4k in• 000 i rrrrrrrrr Pout. ”••••clu•-.1% •frrs, It: 1111 l trot*, recall..., tis,ekly 111641, It.r.lt.ess of :lee Now, 1t rl k, rlrtn., 11. Nrwsbuite and CillAllotlAS C(111.110114 of O'er! alroesip. volsianir ste•rtitil iuu 4..'i "P rU ' im2r Is " few I.bilet ever ufferell so she 4s.sl G. sir, isi 6sr 1 ' •11 " k 0 ,11 . 1.441. prier 44. 61 awl 2 : 4 .1. si bolisle• 410 Y torluarell.—fe. r:.r.fut to ..Irtettle ilki: *wolf ‘• e. us, I. yr• io 11.1," ellgalfla ur tlrc SLAY% liiltiVt3 ''''") b 614 &J 4euess.r. :LL" r „ elm; 4 • f NEW PANTOMIME BALLET. g2O 14 o Sixteenths Thy Firvt 30.0001. ever dritsvia! 'The 1.•4t 30.1 .0/. ever drawn! POSITIVELY THE LAST NIGHT OF KOULI KHAN. HOW TO WRITE AN OPERA, AT HALF PRICE. ROYAL CIRCUS AND SURREY THEATRE. 'PHIS PRESENT SATURDAY. June 13, 1811% the Entertainment, will commence with (6th time) a New COlllie Pantomimic Ranee, called THE KALEIDOSCOPE; THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. The Leo Nitta Odle Company's perfireesieg obis Same. FOR THE BENEFIT OF MR. SPRING, Bernßook and House Keeper. /IN TUESDAY, Arne 30. ism. their MI. jeistirs' Bervents will performs the revived Comedy of TOE BELLE'S STRATM;E VI. Deeieourt. Mr. ElHetes (who bag kindly offered his ser vices); Hardy, Mr. Donlon • Bit George Tunchwirod, Mr. Holland; Flutter, Mr. Peaky (his Arid appearance in that chiareeter); Saville, Mr. Barnard; Villiers, Mr. &slough; Connell, Mr. Kent. Letitia Hardy. Mn Davison; Mrs. Racket, Mrs. Glover; Lady Frances Toachirood. Mrs. Ru bino's ; bliss Ogle, Mile Buy* Kitty Willie, Miss Cooke. In Art IV. a Masquerade Scene, in which will be intro. iluerd the Mimic. deli Cern, by Mr. Unto, and Mrs. Da. venom. Ira the tonne of the evening, the eel. braced Trio from the Bride of Abyikos, by Mrs. Blood, Mies Halford, and Mies Cohitt. Mr. Webb (being his first appearance at this Theatre) will slug the following Soap Miss Katty O'Lyrich ; or, Arrab, Paildy,ouw can't you be composed expressly fur him by Siewit ; sad the celebrated Song of" Paddy Carey," composed expressly for bin by Whitaker. Several popular Soso, by Mr. Knight and (by permission of the Pro prietor of the English Open) Mr. Harley. TI wbkb will be said, Rowasee, is 'Ares Acw. &led TH - MAGPIE; OR, THE MAID OP PALAISEAV. /Sr Raider, Mr. Oaths; Fanner Gm.% Mr. Dont°. ; Everusd, Mr. R Phillip.; St. Clair, Mr. Cooke; Richard. Mr. Wallach; Blalsot, Mr. Knight; George, Mr. Coveaey ; Clerk, Mr. Moddocks. Dame Genes, Mrs. Sparks; and Amodio ibp permission of the Proprietor of the English Opera), Miss Kelly (*ha INS handsomely consented to ap pear as this 'imolai.) Is Let I. • Pas Seel, by Miss Tree. Doors to be opened at Six o'Clock, and tbs Performance coanneore at Seven. 8031011 74.—Fit 3.. 6d.—Lower Gallery la.—Upper Gal lery 1.. loxes and Tickets to be bad of Arr. *inn, Ramada, Dryden-street (from Tea till Four), sad at No. 11, Little Itaserll-si reef, Covent-garden. N.B. All Tickets dated July Ike et►, will be admitted ow the abuse Night. TO PRINTERS, PRINTERS' JOINERS, TYPE FOUNDERS, ilte. Ste. TO BE SOLD BY AUCrION, (Without Reserve,) By JAMES RIDER. On the Premises, Great Russell street, Covent-Gartleu, en TUESDAY, the ldtb instant, at Twelve to'Cluek, pre. Cisely, 'rIIE whole of the GENUINE PRINTING it MATERIALS of Mr. JAMES BARKER, retiring from Basis's,: eirraprisieg two good full-aized ilemy presses, a stamina, boob pima, Games. eases, (*PIMP, au im posing Moue. ease and board racks, letter board% wetting trough sad ristk lined with lead, together with an extensive amortment of type, and • great variety of other awful articles. To be viewed till the time of sale; specimens sod cata. Ingots may be hail oft the pieinise., and at the Auctioseees Onee, Arisen Corner, Pat erooster.row. GRAND WFIEEL—ohIy Two Drys ',wre— st all the Chest Prises still ;indrawn, vie. 3 of Ito,olNlf. sell 73 other Capitals. These important advan tages most induce those who Wive not yet purchased, to visit MARSHALL, 1, tfolboeu.hars, corinr Middle-row, who auld or the first day, No. 3,311, a Prise of 1,0001. is %barn, and hopes this is a winds to his selling some of the above 76 Capitals N EXT TUESDAY. N. B—The folios jug N bees are now on sale, War ranted VIA awn, 41 MI A lIISH LI'S Office : No. 1.54 M I 2,941 I I 4.3 5 2 155 273 I 1,07 3,09.4 I 151 I 2,919 4,351 13,6711 I 7,033 WIT, SOLO sal SHARED at the old esiablishral Offices of J. motil J. SIV LOVRIGIIT, N 0.37, (oitNtittA.; I HAVIKARIIVT; 11, liot.nonti ; )41, Ibtroao • . . Which, by AUTIIOFITY or PARLIAIIigIINT, will be kept open NEvr MONDAY NIG!! I'. Until uTLOCK. as the DRAWING begius Es:ly TUESDAY 11ORNING. There are S(venty•six Capital Prizt,t now Undrawn, which mad ail he fZec.ilvi in rev Dap. lot:lading 3 t'tizes ut ! 4 l'—zes of 3,I;CUL and `2.04)01.! 1$ Prize% of .rill. 51 Tatra of 300;. lig(1 9.001.! The Sixth-drawn P.ise above 1,0001. mulls be .22.0tt0/ ! -13.00t1L ! FOR • I'l"I'llotISAN 1) I'OON Fri J and J. stvEwittutrr hoopoe to sell at Nu. -7. Con 3' l , Al, 11-att.):ol i I 141, UZIUMP-ItSVaCT. PIANO FORTE:3. CABINET PIA NO.fORTE, AND 4.IIIIERS, SECOND HAND. ril CABIN E F PIANO-I:OR FE, rynat 10 new, l nut a better can he made in ibis kingdom, fur 40 Cusumeat, Sinop p,ic, ;:assn Square I'muu, wits 'here Ur•iviesPi b, 'lima:snit, Guinn s.i.4ntu, R 5 G 111314111. 4111144 15 Guineas. A Gaud llun2,ulal Pianu-lurk, AS Gleioras. if • y be seen, by daylight, at Mr. Wmlea's, 13, Leicester. Pketr. Also, Ms N. I.apiusvil Patel! Oblique Piamesfurtc, justly 44mi...1 1 1 ferry pus tot ail tune sad tow.b, sal. es isteat tunas and r,c," WKSTIIIIMSTIZR,JUNIC 10, 1818. IT has been with heartfelt itatisfact that we. the toulrettaited Electors of Westminster, have read your Addles* iu the Mucking Papers of this day We, like yourself. would rather he proved by our deeds than by our words; and we trust you will litre 500.1 proof, from the 'Worts we are ankle: iu lou r ( . .v mr, the the object of oar Warts is to scat you as Our Representative for the City of %Vestotin sler. It Wily 041 i. Sir, be proper thtt you should he the person to viss Judeuteut on the action, ivc ynitr town rile; We, however. have %rituaised them, and have knout' Ihrtn to he most highly honourable iv your.rlf, and iti..tt useful to 'our country. lit will he our pride to he rc l ircuriitril in the Rorie of Commutes by a British Naval Ilth.er like y ' , wit . ; and WC now At 011114 So you, that 39 WO 114 C Collfitielll you will out be wanting 111 yourself, so you may rest 141.111.1191 that to secure your 911CCC44 we will 1190 er , Cy WOO So effect it. We are, Sir, your faithful Servauts, Jules Comrgi Charlet Smith S John I.ncurk J. Walls Senh.r Thomas Walker Wns A.pn y Al. Titlloch Rd. noel.) , G is ristssuptini T. J obits/. hi FI:1,1C14 1.1111 Jnhu C:dia Jllllll FOX Vogl, Heavan J. Mackel I J.dw Mud F. and W Rattan RA and It ' , when pat cohheit Rolieri II Altr , . Joseph him icly, ten. ‘i Tr c m pt,:u Sir M drolly Masa cll. r :•• ~ . _ NUMBER 4840 o p AgEr OR, PAY FOR PEEPING. Ledo( t►e Ballet (30th time), a greed Serious Melo-Drama, is Iwo ads, emakil K()ULI KHAN. kouli Khan, Mr. Huntley; Mete, Min Taylee. To rtmclude with (eleventh time). • Woad Comic Terrific Extravaganza, in three Ada, mixed op with much modern Illagnificeam ' owned HOW TO WRITE AN OPERA ! OR, THE DELIGHTS OF DRAMATIC AUTHORSHIP. In the course of the third Act will be iutroduced the Rehmmal of • mad Melo-dramatic Oisera„ ealk4l " ANA CONDA ; OR, THE BOA CONSTRICTOR AND THE BUFFALO." • Boxes 4a.—Pit 116,4114 f-rice at ItseMpast Rant. Places for the Boxes to be taken of Mr. Ranier, al the Box-Offsce, its front of the Theatre (where Free Admissions for the Reston may be purchased, and a private Box ea gaged nightly); and, for the accommodatioa of Families at that sad of the Town, at the Bureau de Spectacle, Western Exelsaatte, Bond street. ,Y, JUNE 13, 1 GENERAL ELECTION, COUNTY OF BEDFORD 7LECTION. THE CONINIITTE E or COLONEL OSBORN meet daily at No. la, Carey-street. Lin. robes luit-lirlds wbere coalinuoicaturas relative to his Election are requested to be ensile. Aye, 1975. Doorai;pen at halt.paat Five, to begin at half-past Six. On Illoaday next will be revived, tlw populist. &rime of Tom Jones. After which will be produced, eivie.. she diree time of Mr. Ridgway, a Serious Pantomime Runtime un der 'the tit k of Pelee Accusation. with new Scenery, ace! lee. Au entirely new Melo-Aramaic Boirletta is iu rehearsal, is three Ads, called Roderick Random. Other Novelties are in preparation. CITY op LONDON TAVERN, Jung 12, ISIS. AT a NIEETING of LIVF.HYVIEN. NlEft- CHANTS. and Gibers, with the Mercantile, Ma sinfactiiring, and Shipping Interests of the City of Lonilun, belt at the C,ty of London Tavern, for the purpose of taking into consideration the • spediency of prompetint • mercantile Gentleman of practical experience, rininclice. and integrity, as a CAndolate fur the representation of this peat commercial City in Parliament, BADEN POWELL, Etq. in the Chair; Resolved—That this Merillig is of opinion that it is hielity expedient thee the COOINt./..141. Hsoofatiunnt , and Ship. ping !alerting uf this great City seen Id ist represented is Kir hasnent by men who combine with the oilier necessary quids- Scallions, those air euntateretal experience, ability, and in dependence. Res u i s sd—Tb s t it is the "piston of this M .etiug, that Thomas Wilson, Req. (uf the Firm of Wiliam, A gals's, and Cu.), from his known loyalty, his attachment to oar valuable Constiintitia, his commercial experience, mercantile emi nence, known integrity, mid independence, is eminently q 4.lilied to represent this City is P.rliaiseut. Resolved—That this Meeting entirely disclaims any wi•li to separate itself (rums, ur treat otherwise than with high respect, the Corner:ste' of Mr City of Loados, being fully sensible Now great are the uhlntatwas which their Fellow-citizens ar, ender to its M• inhere, fur their attention lu their local duties, and to the general auger-els of the City, sod that it ihrreforr Imp,s fur time friendly and sealious co operation uf that reap-v.l)le body, in the furtherance of the iinp , elant uhjeet of the present Meeting. Resolve.—that • D. potation do immediately wait noon Theism tVilai.n , Esq. to invite him to allow his name to be pot in sominatino foe that high and distinguished situating. A Depstation having been emanated, end waited upon Mr. Thomas Wilson, they reported that he had rape. coral himself highly hcosposed by the flittering testimony of his friend., and that if it should he their opinion this his services retold ben. Bo the interests of the City uf Loudon, be was ready to embark in their cense. ftesolveil—.That the Thanks of this Meeting are due to Thrones •Vilion, E.q. for the liiiiidsonse manors in which be has been pleas►d to acre* to the wishes of this alleetiou, and that be be prinsowd as a Ciiiilidste lot ow. of the Wpm sestatives of the City of guidon. Resolved—Th.is tbis Neetihe will individually and cot. lectively use their best euile.ivoure to secure the election of the said Geolleissw. Resolved -That the Resolutions of this Meeting be pub lished in all the Morning nod Evening Papers, and las segu ed by stw Chairman. Re mired—That Committees be immediately formed to tarry into effect the determination of ibis Meeting, and they do now adjourn to the adjoitrittg rouse, and proceed to busi ness forthwith. (Signed) BA DEN POW ELL. Resolved—That the thanks of this Meeting be gives to the Chemins fur his able conduct iu the Chair. Ma. WtMw • o Cuittatittee site daily at the City of Londou Ta 7477 ~.._.t . , ... It ritiO LON DON, AGE'.EitAI, MEE FING of the FRI EN DS of THOM AS WILSON, Esq. will be held at the City 01 Lon.loo Tavern, THIS DAY (Stturday, 13th), at Eleven n'eluck precisely, when the attendance of every Gentleman norrested in his Election is earnestly requested . Cosoasittee Routs, City of Loudon Tavern. TO THE LOYAL AND INDEPENDENT LIVERY OF THE CITY OF LONDON. Game•ratss, QINUE I was determined on Monday last. by 1.7 the deficiency of Candidates, by invitations to endea vour to supply a default so novel and OW much to be ?cirri. ted, and by mach encouragement of approbation and di'. titiet promise of support, to offer myself to your notice, one of your Aldermen has held oat the offer of his service; sod without any commuoication or notice to me, another Geo- Hyman, must respectable, bay beer by some of the Mer chants sodJeuly and most unexpectedly solicited to become a Candidate for your f ; the Meeting fur this tuella lion soil acquiescence has hero held ibis d. 7, one hour be fore the lime appointed for the friends who favour my hum ble pretensions, and approve illy offer to stand io the gap at a moment of the general resilience of all others. It is sow knows to air that soother Merchant has beta solicited to heroine a Candidate. But it is not yet known to sae, that either of these three respectable Goalies/mu will finally determine to appear be fore yon un your Hustings, mul to 'laud the Pult. I am therefore still Wood by my offer, and obliged by my principles of steady conduct, to counnue my solicitations fur your liberal, iudcpendrnt, suit uninauroced support, sod to rt quest the favour of • GEN ERA L MEETING of your respectable Body, at the Lawlor' Tavern, on MONDAY NEXT, the Ifuli instant, at Twelve u'Cluck precisely, to determine sue by your appearauce, aud the expression of your moistest* aud general support, either to retire in deference to Caudidates more pleasing to you, or to persevere iu aerial inystlf to your free mud impartial choice. What bas taken place so far, is highly proper; though too tardy, I ant pleased with the part I have takeu, to stoma. late to • more *croons attention to the map.irtant privilege and peered duty of selecting At and capable men for the high charge of Legislators fur a great sod wide-spread Empire. Your general attendance, your, careful and even cautious estimation of me, arid your decided expression of upiuiuu out my offer and pretensimis, are usual mil neatly requested— and if all these shall, ou Monday next, coubern the general assurauces of approbation with which I have so far biro Isououreell, I will continue to solicit your suffrages to the end of the Poll ; and should your apprulsatiiiii liouutir use at this time with a share io the arduous hut honourable duty of one of the Representatives of this great City, in the en. suing Parliament, I can failure you must ciailldently, from the inany encouragement* I have had the great pleasure to receive Crum all parties, aud from the highest nod most im portant interests of your City, that your choice will be satisfactory to them all. I have the honour to be, With very sincere ottachrnent and respect, Your much obliged suit devoted !voluble Servant, 1 - 11031AO IwwCaur r. SO, Lombard-street, Jaw 12, lb IL TO THE WORTHY AND INDEPENDENT LIVERY •OF LONDON. Grarn.cxsit. ADissomiTioN of I' srlistmiPtit hoeing Inkeli phie., permit Me to resew my ruling solicitation• for the high and ilistingoisherl honour of being eteeted one of your Represencitioes in the rsomial Pariiessemt. I ryterts yew my most grateful thanks for th. ristmccona and fervent sommsees of rapport will, which I have bens honoured dining my Canvas.. which affuld me the must encouragiog prospect of oltimate mycelia. I will take the earliest opportunity of payiin 111 1 re aped. to you indiei.lustl ; and alionlil any omission eerier on lay part, I hope it will he attributed only to the casual defect of the boa, and the rival eatent of the Caimans. 1 hive the lin to be, GauTv.etams, Your faithful and uhrdn id Se, •ant, JOHN THOS. THORP. Aldgate, hose 11, MI. Pt-Tlse Sheriffs having fixed the flay of Election fur Tweeds,. the Milt Instant, at T+ahi o'Clock, your a:tend ency at Guildhall us that day is must earnestly requested. • 4 11"0,,,, • • .4 , re SlB_ GENERAL ELEC: 119 N. • ALDERMAN THORP. rill? (70%1 MITFE E for Conducting flu. B. ELECTION of Ald , unan MORI', meet daily, at the King's Head Tavern, ll'Jultry, where any 01111111111111Cil. ligni will be thankfully received. TO THE WORTHY AND INDEPENDENT LIVERY OF LONDON. Gairrtattra, T Isar lweis tor anxious desire to pry mt• respects perwmally to every Gentleman of the Livery, our have my won strenuous' endeavours been wanting to accomplice this very agreeable duty. An incessant attendance in Par lin/neat, from which, 1 bad determined no object iliwold Vert Iler, absorbed much of say time, which, iklgether with the early day fixed fur the Election, will, 1 fear, prevent me form ca►rying 11114 'wpm,. into complete effect. I shall, huwrvrr, dedicate every moment of guy Ilene between this and the day of Election to the fulfilment of this ditty, and 1 beseech those Gentlemen upon whom 1 may wit have oppor tunity to wait, to halm that it armee nut frum disrespect or inattention, but is attributable to the preceding eiecnm stasew alarm In thue Gentlemen which an active and extensive can vass has enabled sec to see, and which includes a very toile portion of the Livery, 1 beg to return my heartfelt thanks for their extraordinary kindnesses and promises of support, which have me nn doubt as to the result of the Election ; and I beg keels to assure them, that no exertions on my part shall ever be wanting to shoo' the deep SCUM' I entertain of the confidence reposed in me. I have wily to add, that as the day of Election is Axed for Tuesday next, the at tendance of my Friends at Gisildball on that day, and an early Pull tu my f will add greatly to the obligations already conferred on • GIINTLV.IIIM, Your faithiel Isentlile Servant, MATTHEW WOOD. Falcon-square, June 12, 181$. WESTMINSTER ELECTION. HE COWIIIrTEE fur C.mid'wine the T ELECfION of Slit SAMUEL ROAM'S have no desire to offer to the Citizens of Westminster any other Answer to the Placards that have appeared.nr may appear, to his prejudice, than THE CHARACTER of SIR SAM U EL, as recognised by all chases of rooms throng! t the most siercessfel Canvass ever made io this City. But as some rias have been taken to induce a belief that his interests" have been united with those of some other Candi dates, the Committee Awl it their duly thing publicly to declare, once fur all, THAT HE IS, ANI) WILL CON TINUE TO BE, WHOLLY UNCONNECTED WITH ANY OF THE OTH Ell CANDIDATES, and that hi., Sup porters do not presume to dictate to the People of West minster who shall be his Colleague. lone 12. JOHN MACKAY, Chairman. General Gnnmitte•Re' :n fur Sir Samuel Remitlol Uection, 42, King-street, Covrait-garden. TO THE INDEPENDENT ELECTORS OF THE CITY OF WESTMINSTER. GRIFTLIMItIf. 111 Y lite having been twieactl in the service of my country, I am unused to addressee of this osier., and to professions of any kind lam averse. 401' myself sad my pietensions I must speak with ditfideoce ; whether my conduct has been such as to merit the eunndmice of say fellow wisest% I am the last to judge; hut this I may sod will say, that whilst our country was engaged in war, the whole thought snit occupation of my mind was to be among the foremost where the battle raged. Now that the blessings of peace have been restored, I have the ambition of striving to be UMW 84 a Member of the House of Commons. It is with this view, and with the hope of being users'', that I presume to offer myself for the high homier of representing the City of Westminster. Should I be intrusted with this boosoisr, every hoer of my life shall he devoted to its. atraire ; for whether it be in war, or whether it be in peace, I will yield to no man in attach. meat to my King, sad is vraeratiou fur our free awl happy Constitution. This is the only petifessifie 1 will wake; and 1111 W, Gess Heists, placing say cause is yogi. hands, 1 cau with truth assure rat that 1 ant Your most devoted and faithful Sirrvent, AIURRAY MAXWELL. 6(rf," C 4e4. • 20, t,,Q,V,•• ,:c Pitict: sawts-ectocfr.. GENERAL ELECTION. ErrmtprwrEK EI.ErTION. BURDETT AM/ KINNAIRD. AT a GENERAL MEE I lING the CON t MllttE rim intreolliertiii( the ELECTION of Nil •PRANCIS iumniert and the HON. DOUGLAS NO NA1141), he'd THIN DAY at the Piaaaa Collier-Huaae, Comsat Garde'', P. RICHARDSON. Esq. in the Chair, It wise "(hot lb. Getter., and PArtirhill Catmaittees should meet &M y, at Oar tall u r.• phtet44:-- The Gown! Committer, et the Ponta Culree-Hoeile. veer-Garden. The Panunittee of St. Anne':, at the King's - Mead, carat,. Gerrard-wreei, Newport-marker. Tlu Committt. ut St. Masi, Covent-garden, at t h e Prarr Coffee /lunar, Covent Rardewi The Committee of Si. Clearo.nt Dosms and St Wary Stroud, al 11w Pavilion, Newcastlewtm 1. The Confinittie of St. Macho's, at the Cannon Coffee Charing.erowl. The Cutitntittee of M. Jame,'s, at the fuourairt, Dryad+ street, Coniabraynairtet. The Corponiitee of tit. Georges, at the Ard Lion, Chandler street, G.woresse-aqsare. The Cl . minium of St. Margaret awl Johu'a, at lb, Lai Lion, Princes-street. P. RICII.4I2DSON, Chairman. Piarst Coffee Rona., how 12. 101111 ? R.—Subscriptions fur difrayisix the espernies of Election are rereived he cris e Contrail ire Noon,. By Mr. Bawls.. No. 110„ Scrawl ; 14.16111.311. NO. Dean -street, Solw ; Eaf:earit I. uKb y, Esq. No IS, Falawitre read ; Mr. King, No 22, Charing-croon and at the Bar • the Crown and Anchor, Strand. 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LI by Sa; r wotol, Nrety, sMI .tune, r row; 1111,1 m ty hr l{••••k•sellves Ai and Cwfio,y. Of v h tuay also be had, V to N tWOlYs't - EION to the OIUSNAL it 1 . .1t b In, eh •1; Var.-% In nose nod Vine, Chtlta.l it. C.pak PI 4-:t butl,J. I 1 71' tit_ 1 • ; ! • • Illk IN' I i use, and ; suit • t. ; Co. re of I . • arta .ITee 4 :4 f . souls diet- ; Rest • Are- • s ir 1 oirsl) N ' 1 1. Set, re'_ 3s. ;Sat (,• • st • • ;lis 1 love I MIK the 13111 9 she ;Ist! • I 11; I sortt tinc in pelts j riest If hey ;•1 R 11 en, suit .I) U end mot. And Noe_ ;sue, Ohio, h eI t 111 I rk_ 11 1:: IN- ( its * of jewl and ; • urll I Use 8011 S i the any well- 'hogs rl.-. Ably nl l l*, 1 . 41,4011 I IF" HAZARD & Co. The Contractor., respectfully acquaint the Pablic, that NEXT MONDAY NIGHT, Bp Authority of Parliament, the Lottery Offices will be kept open °mil llto'Cloek, as the Drawing begisa Earle, Tuesday Morning. Being the LAST DAY hat Ow fue &seise 76 CAPITALS. As i, : • ft The following is the truly *Ns Olt AN U STATE of the WHEEL, Which must all be decided in Two Days 3 Prises of Pr . ses of . £2,000 1S 15 36 &e Ise. The Sixth Prize above (1,000 moat be .e , 22,000. .e 23,000, or Forty 'Thousand Mountie. Tielo•ts and Shirrs, Warranted ',lndrawn, are Selling by HAZARD k Cu. the Contractors, who Sub' and Shared at their yhl rstahhrh,.l Ofire, Royal Exelmieze, Voll'lt of the Capital Prises draws Thursday, 4th Juue, Five Prises of 1:10,000 is the last Year's Lotteries; and in former Lotteries, Capital Prises amounting to MANY MILLIONS. N 11. Drawing begins I? ntr NEXT I . I.IE.SDAY .11011NINO.