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(Reprinted From the original, prohlithed in ISAS )—Report to the Cum , mitts* of the Ammeistion for the Belief of the Manofartnr t inroad Lalsooriag PU4kf.—A Brief Sketch of the Religious M°ciell of POI_ Ir eslkd Shakrrs.--Aa /rearm of the Pub lic Pingeedlots which took One, so Landou is Judy and Angled. IFIT: Prier ss. fld. sewed. 3. An ADDRESS delivered so the INWABITANTS or NEW. LANARK, as the o:seising of the Instigation ellia.- hlialsed for the Formsdoa of Character. the Third Edition. i Price es. 6sl. '• ' .. 4. ORSERVkION4 on the EFFECT of she MART)- . ritcrunisc STIITEiI. The'r hod Estition. Tin ' , high err added, Too Letters us the Employment of Chil,frea la Me innfseinries. awl a Leiter on the Visiost of (:hatehes sod Schools. Trite 2s. fld. • i 5. TWO NItSIORI AL! nn ItYll/ILF of tho,WORIC f 1109 risAitSßs; that** pheseisted so the Goveseirsgta at Esseope and America, the neur a l to the Allied 'Potters ae- I senettled lo Congress at Aix-ls-Ehapelt. Prose h. Piloted for Lon/rums. Horst, Dens, Ovine, and Brown, f Pateraostn-row; and In be bud of all other Booksellers. . egeaAi lout it it impoiorry .to explain to bile floe coupe THKATRR. FVFNING. Tt:Pq)Ai r . March 9, . Pae•sell...% Opera Buffa. %; ".1 R ATitiCE. .1 °to t. ttir nr.v crew: TIIVF.RTISEM ENT. 141 $.8•1111 hide wiik the N Olt t of TELEMAQU E. THE LONDON MUSEUM of NATO' KAI. 1 f INDIA SrAtblidpet. ' HISTORY, at the Egyptian Hall in Picendillv, con. ; INDIA SHAWLS WAN C11D . .--EVERTI4 (% a• ta i n i n g t h e Inr e . a collection in Europe of Quadrupeds, , • TON bey to inform hi. Fr:voila lOW the Paldie, air sir& R e ptiles. Fishes. Melia, /cc. will be SOLD fIY I hr is giving estraordlnavy Pr.e , . for 'every •Asseripiiirn Of AUCiler . i. in sy l vanite 1•01% is May seat, widens disposed : INDIA SHAWLS. Those I.when ana Gentleniell who may of by nitrate Contract. j wish magnolia their illlest valour, will Rad tbewnwlee. fiber. Sale Catalogoes are preparing. -__•_ I near St. Pant's. RANK FOR MONEY TRANSACTIONS. lETTICF: and CO. 35. [lowland-street. Fits. 1 ~,,,,,,,i lee= „6 „ l / 44, 4 i l w it e lib eb t ,„t et aj eleit y„ n ee ,,, ge ro thei i ,„ t r ,. 3ba „,.. wie may be m... 1 rny-.4pinre, have the command always of Money to the trersome Atnonne, for Aunteilles, Bills or Nolen, or to rolvairee in soy manner suitilae to the 'Straw:florin of slat Borrower; and where she Applicant in of ketone, r e: p ,,, u n. bility, they can make an advance en Gott applacatino. Conatant attendance. their MI &mere r tie wink' ngsiso amett. that the Whiff live K.r.n au misis'ance to hint in firtr.cric Sir well Out of the nrtd. Thrl ter tfsd to() Orr emol ..... ...... .. _.. .. _ individual prow...A of support (frcrts Mr. 11.,•1.0,t..0 in particular), hr had uever denied ; but 1., e ~,,Ti t again ask—were wows" of support "stirring a fiver in the cause?" 4 What he 11%1 said and what lie now repeated witi,that hem oln• Whir, as a PArty, he never reeve the alight,...t ie....timer. The promise of partievAa support fret:: a few in• dividuala could not be co trued into the mcsiiiii:: that he had received or was promised the Hirt of any Potty. Then came soother insintiatien. ..11t• hr no remembrance of a speech he mad., a.iil of PI Report be heard attire Crown and itiic!.oi Tavern ? flan ke forgot his own remark• to his Ceinotitter, that if that lieport roes- pub/Z.4M. it t‘ ,, iiiit t.,,.. taialy provoke the Wlmics to a roiliest !'" fle trnst.. d ed.tioit after havi already exposed the falsehood of 44/14„. the other charges, : Id not be expected to .it c any tiling ik batkviosiglenial.to the rest, Ail at ' tempt had been also mode to hely Ov•ur is mean scanilol, that sir. Lambtoti and General Ferguson had called on him for a particular purpoti:. 'rliesi- Gentlemen had cettaiii:y caked swim him, hut nut for the purpose that had been mentioltPcl. They had called on him, and lie appealed In Mr. 1.e.::',- ton, who was not. ',3rowitt, for the troth of 0:. f=• 1, to say, that, under certain circuises.•ll-...., .1,..,• could not give him their support. T 1,,,. ,•,,, ..d., another communication from these (..., iliAa..., i.: Thin day are poblialierl, in Bvo. price 7a. in boards (dedicated try remission to the Very Reverend Dr. Magee, Dote of Cork), PRACTICAL SERMONS nn VARIOUS SUBJECTS, chiefly designed to illustrate and enforce Use principle of Chili:min Respinteibility. Printed for I'. Cadell and W. Davies. strand. TO E ELECTORS OF WESTMINSTER . This Jay is published, with so Engraving, price Ss. 6 d. to 1 hoards, i Ir LIE GAS BLOW-PIPE; or, the Art of I 1 Fissitne, by horning the gaseous ronstitnewts of water; Riving the history of the Philosophical Apparatus *it den*. initiated; the proofs of analogy iis its op. ratios+ to the moan. of Valenno• e; total her with an A rproitix, enatanowg an Arroinit of Experiments illirth thitsibinw-Pipe.... ._„ By EDWARD D.4NIKI. CI.ARKE, LL.D. Trofessor of Mineralogy in the Uttietesity of Camhrieltre, r of the Royal Academy or Sciences at [lt r tih, &e. I'll:At.' fur T. 00111 and W. Davie*, Strand. or whom may also Ir. hut, by the stone Author, A NI ETOODICAL DISTRIBUTION of the MINE. RAI. KINGDOM into Clar4va, Orders, Getters, Species, and Varieties, is folio, price Il Is. in hoard.. WES mfisT IE It L ECT lON,- ittriDAY, MARCH 1. T AVR A T E. ROY L, 11V- LA AV E. r rills EVEN IN(. 'IVES!) AY. Nlnrch X.bus lihrjesty's Servants AVM perferns the Tragedy of DOUGLAS. Lord litusdnlph, Mr. Holland; Glenalvoit„ Mr. H. John. slot.; Tonne Norvai. NI.. Kean; Norval, Mr. Powell. Lady Hasulaph, 11r., G:nri r ; Anna, Mias After which the Firer .4 TUF. NON Fll ATI . I.A RGE. t.nr.l Eaniond, Mr. Yaroolit ; Myrtle, Mr. Mundell; ("'set Frip.n, Mr. Gattie ; JArk Con ~,,, , 'lr. ftn.... 11 ; M. Knight. Adelairle, Mrs. Rohnissits; Rachel, 31. s Oreer ; Mary, Mrs. Hughes. Per- The Doors to he opened at fix ii'Cluck, w•ri the rnaor• to bezin at h. yen. SA ; Seennti Peter, 3......Pit,354 Sicond Price, 2a. —Loa y, 2a.; Second Price,l3,—Pplier Gallery, Is. ; S. emit! Prier. V. &Ir. and Place' In he taken of tl,. Rodwell, at the Ro. ?tattle of the Theatre, from Ten till Four; where may be WO a Private Box nizlitly• On Thursday, the Comedy of Ride a Wife and Have a nit ; after which, Aninruao, King of Little Britain, and ~%ht. IVhu? Saturd - iy, Kind Henry the Fourth: Hotspur, Mr. K. an; Sir John Falstaff ((o r that nigh.* M. K' whie. With How to Die for Love. 0.. Mondiy, a favourite Play ; after which will be pro. dur.•.l. a new Grand Dratmatie Kotonnee. arts, to le• .•a'.1.4! The ri•tle of ‘Von,!rta. The o,vrtair and Masie mei•lental to the Puree rompogr.l by Mr G 1.111 Va; lIW 3e11 , 11 of the Piece arratized by Mr M. sad the Danes% roinput , rl otiderdhe direction lif Moog Tree. - - • - Tli E.4TRE. ROY." t, COI' . ENT-GARDEN. r:111IS EVENING. TUESDAY. March 2, , ark.: the Nltistral Flav of ROB it , /1' 11 ACC•1I1 7 .1;(lit. Sir Fiederick Vernon, Mr. Fzert, , n ; I. .. 11r. A bort, ; Franck o..balilirt ,,, tr. Mr. pornset ; ix. 0. Mr Blanchard ; Captain Tlitirltioil, Mr. Connor ; , , Nov Nlacizrolvir, Mr. 113creada; Monza% Mr Eitlerlf 1: ,j•.r G;illnaith. 11r Taylor; tillie trid Jarr,e. Mr. I 1.4.11. !halm Vernon, 11nta Steidle:lv Mattir, Mrs. Star bog ; 1104 ii :Mao giraor, Mrs. Faucit. After wl.ich (Stlo time), ant mihet. railed PAUL ANL) VIRGINIA. To which w,lll be stililed. Carrick'. Farce of BON TON. I era Minikin. Mr. Junes ; Sir John Trntlev...Tr. W. Far. rep ; colonel y, 51e. Alrhatt ; Je•awny, Farli y; try. 11r F. , toery. Lady Mi.. Gultbr; 11las 'Pinup, Brooton. Io ~,,, will be opened at Six °thick, and the Per. `.,moire hIVZITS at Seven flt , %es, 7s Mond Price. Th,, 64. R.- emi l Fir, 2..—Lower Gall iv. •24. S. ....aid Ps ice, 1., --.Vprr .....a, la Syr-oust Price. 1, for thar Bows to be taken of Mr. F1E331109, at the 11.. x.. nice, Hart-street, from Tee, till Four . rrivate Box ,nay be hail fur the Seamus, ur nightly, of . Brandon. at the olfre. Ito 1 lute. otti. the tow azcoly of Ermine. r which, -ph ...it , Fe. own, awl The s.tiod iy will be produced. a sew Cowie Opera, In Moue lets, (*untitled on ftranwarrhais's Coined,. La Folle Jonr•er, and nu '[h' Follies of • 1).,y. called The purists urn The Idtt.iic mit tied clio fly Moairt'a I I pc,3 , ; the new Mllwlr COMIXI44I, and the t.ht•le arrP fitted 1,111 All • ~ied 111 the English by 11r 11,..100p. Count .I . ,llart' a. Mr. Janes; Futrell°, Mn 1).•..,..t; Figaro, Mr. Is.ton ; rt.itnitin (the Gardestri), Mr. Fawcett ; Basil, Mr. 1„,...“; Notary. Mr Cosner. Chet...Liu° 'tlw Page:, Mt.. 1'• atimnni ; C1;1104'3.4 :OM nickott:; Susannah. 31isa Ste- Barharina, WI. 1.u1011; Matrellina, Mrs. ‘ll4. 501711.1 Ville will shortly appear tat a new C11313t ler. - • REE NIGHTS OF THE HEART OF MID LOTHIAN. ROYAL (lacy?: AND CVRREV THEATRE. PRESENT TUF>ILIY. NFortis q, 11 1111.711sDAY, and SVICRHAN, will lie presorted r 19113 lone) a Caledonian [Lona.. r , iu ii.ree arr., called THE HEAItT OF NIII3-1.0 . 1 - 111.AN ; 0, THE LILY OF ST. John, Duke ui Argyle, Mr. T P. Cooke; the Laird of Domini dikes, Mr. Fligaillisin ; Geordie 11 , .1rin.ori, aliat "riatinion, Mr. Waihins; Archibald, Nlr Fawreit ; I) *rid Dean., Mr. Clifford ; Reuben Butler, Mr I:ornery ; iffe, Mr. Ridgway. Queen of Eirzlretil, MI.. 1)1611111 ; 1.1.ty ;..Yolk, Mrs. Bry.or ; Mrs. Lzei too ; Litie Mrs. Horst; Jr astir Drana, Thus Taylor. After which (12th time), a new tins, iii tun acts, founded on Mrs Ortr'r l.i• 1 called THE RUFFIAN VOY. Ravin Wald. mar, Mr. Gonirry ; arahli Duval, Mr. T. r Cooke; Wol', Mr. Clifford ; Urn ssss Mr. Fawcett ; (iolarppe Crlario, Mr Wyatt ; Rao (with a faro • Front, composed by Mr. Sanderson), Ms. Hurley. Wife of Baron Waldemar), MIS. 1 . 3)100 31adattie Sit Mrs. Bartlett ; Catherine, M 1... Brakes. 1111 Act 1. a Rustic Ballet, with a Pis Simi by Miss Simpson. In Act 11. a Masquerade, in whirl, will he iuireillieed the vet y favourite Carnival Dancefrom the Silver Swan. Boger, 49.--. Pit, 2+r—lialleiy, h.—Half-price at Ilalf.pa‘t Len. Doors to be opened at Half-past Five.—Tn bezin at Half. past Six.—The Prrfurnunircri lo conclude by Eleven. i.Asr •n BY THE KING'S ROYAL Lurrmts PATENT, THE ECONOMICAL AND UNIVErNAL LAMP. prravistlisZ to tile anti ilearrlisissz merit* of any new Invention, a strict rslard stischt ercr to he paid to Indic flrai nig This shunt preface iti mho', the l'aso hits e ~el s, that thin Limp nets opon the lur.ple of an invariable contiguity of the Maine to the 011, a rss•salnitl I , r.P.l.snt Light, suitable and nicely ca1,..1 ,..1 i , pus ree it may he intemled, viz the Hail, 1 • 1.710, ais.rnar, Sitte.buserit, Dininut , tble. Writ!' • or read hy, Mantlepieee, r tarns.inin' Light, Night Lamp, idle. So. and so per -10.1. from smell, that it will br found hi merit the pre d acy of Wax. and only require* to be known to the No ,: ,I.!s awl antigen( to he in general sae as a soh Itl tr fur , a • tail,., In lug so Karen, safe, that whatever number S. burning' at the name time, the moat timid mina will f• el a I) , atet rsrarity from pll dangrr of lire. It in port all.e an a (obi. I, and freed from all Ike mansy weight of 1 44 19 sail WIWI most Lamps are encumbered, capable of y eiezr4 e Li canon., and it. Economy complete, being le/41 dram half the Expense of Tallow, will Mom any length ". I . ape requires no trimming, slur cats the neverest C. at Atka it :•,o:ct me all its variety by T. inAner. and CO., Azents 1. , tat P liaise, No 6,11 w corner of Pickett plan, near T. mole b.f. Mtraml, who, In secure its reputation from the *drab si bast must , are boned to Artists* tie the Public Dune but """ 1 Par. Spit/motel that can he procured. 1. n rim any part of Toast or Cimino . , aildscostd as buss, will nest with prompt &Muting. i t. GCNTLFMIN, T., E Poll has now hat two dons mere to con• limn., and our Majority. thouet inanely decisive, is cuariderable. Let me ware low. lint she "Sorts of our Op. pouents are .till and will call fur all ear re. manners to countersei. She conduit that 13A11 learn hitherto pursued by my Oppimenta M unprecedented in any former Election; they have sutrotted organised bandit into every Meeting. of my 'cools. /se the peptise of impediment moil tumult ; and for many der, from the ramose croon.' .4 an escheat's asolbssee en the limits:al, have diacensinate.l checked shharepersentationa awl calumnies : moll I confi dently relied ea the tir.oorps and justice of slit 'rectors of Westminster. that «multi not tie overawed, ur ysrld !win f to velumteut sabertion, untried by Ow test of free ilii.twauit. The aisle of tic Poll saitsfactolily inures ii it 1 was justified is shot reliance. When first I ollattd myself to your notice I stated my principles cor rectly, but di*tioctly, and all the dodged liarnocties of my ail...east tea have been unable to impeach their clear heft. dud truth. 'lite victory is not won, but it it iu our power; tit but those who have already declared themselves favourable to the cause I 'eminent hasten to the Poll. and the continuance of all she exertions of our Opponents will be tiglaWaitillif. I have the honour to be. Gittivt.tient. Tarr very faithful Servant, GEORGE LAMB. General Committee Room, Starch 1, 1819 STATE OF THE POLL THIRTEENTH DAY. Day's I'oU. Tarot. Hon f; Lamb 2116 J. C. lloblinnor, Esq.... 396 Major Cortwroght....... 0 The Friends of the Hononrable George I.ainh art ecioneet folly informed that the reports purporwly etienleited, of Electors to his interest being obstructed on tlwir way to the Hustings, are entirely without foundation l'he Coin no , tee beg to usurp them, that a free partess from the Continittee it00m,27, Henrietta-street, to the Sordh en race of Me ffitstimirs, will be kept open, down to the very last hour of the Pull, and that no rotor uatid apprehend the slightest tisconstaaiewett. REFORM OF PARLIAMENT. E LECTORS OF WESTNI !—The teasing enemies, because the ever-grasping plaid:Ter" of the people, with all their craft. corruption, •1111 terror, are tel but 517 ahead on the whole Pull. In two 41urt days the hustle must he hist or WOO. The ',civil i• in your power, it may be attained with perfect ease. r•even that :and 'Electors remain unpolled ! They bow sully to usarsileat their wit.r. by their VOTES, and in two hones the triumph may he achieved. De who delays coming to she Pull, preteudise to think his sionfe Vote of no importance, is guilty of patricide. The c.iiiicit depends on single Votes. AGAIN SVIE URGE YOU TO DO YOUR DUTY. ENGLAND! ALL ENGLANO expects you to place HolillOUSF. by the side of BURDETT, to Remote' WENTIIINSEER. STATE OF THE POLL, THIRTEENTH DAY. Da rt't Poll. Gross Hormousit VanTwittcnt ..... 37 1..am0 Committer, Fooolter's Ruuws. Covent-garden, March 1, IRI9 St. ocription4 pre rrreivrol at the Committee Room, and by the Treasurer, 3lr. Brookr, 110, Strand. Thin day is published, is our vol. Itinii. price tin. boards, FRENCti I'RONT 7 NcI crioN EXEM -I`I.IFIED; and all the most e/Pg;1111 Fl l ./11 , 1 1 of French Language collected soil explained, bistli in English and French. Ily CIL MAX. DE DELLECOUR. Thin volume contains the only evil/Orly Treatise which has ever been pithlinheil on French ; the round of ewes letter being announced to a tkiieral rule, followed by all the exceptions to it. This Trent' inc in follow. rd by a nelertnin wf all the elegant figurative exoresainii. in the Fiend, Language explained in Fairt.eli. and accu rately translated into &lend); ennintencing with for mire Pimple and eany, and progressively advancing to the 1111t1,4 (011•1)11.31 111111 11111 ellli 11Z1114 1 11 orgy/reek. Printed /or I'. Cstiell and W. Dalitat, Strand; anti W. Blackwood, Edinburgh. Of whom MAI h b hail, by tea. 'ante Author. A New Methoilical GRAM lIAR cf the FRENCH LAN CILY 46F, ii. one large volume, Mao. price Gt. in boars. Thoiday three volume*. price I?. h. tin:oils, COQUET It Y: A " And then came one, the Lovelace of the d ir," CttAunr. intt‘l Co. the Anthor, and .told by Aretlibalel Cooonhie •r.I Co. 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Edited front the MS. by CHARLES KIRKPATRICK SHARPE, E.M. Only tie ',aphis printed. Printed for A rchibald Ontstable and Co. Etlillosreh; and Loogman. Hoist. Neer, Orme; mid Brows; and Hurst, kW, limos, anal Co. Cleaprole, Lowden. An above easy be bad, The SECRET and TRUE MR TORY of the CHURCH of SCOTLAND, from the Re. etorattoa to the Year lOC By the Rev. Junes Kirktoo To winds is added, mt Account of the Munireof Arelebiehop Sharp, by James Romell. ass acior.thereis. Edited (reel she MSS. by Charles Kirkpatrick Sharpe, Esq. With Portraits. is One •olume, Co. Puke 11. IS.. FOURTEENTH DAT. At the ciose of the pull Coi* day at foca o'clock the number* worr— Polled Ilils dem Gross Po:: Hon. G. Lomb J. C. Ilubboose, Ee1.... 396 3,472 Majority fur Mr. Lamb 517 At o quarter before four o•clerk the respective Candidates came upon the hustings, accompanied by the friends who usually attend them. They were received with coni-itteratile applause. Mr. Lamb of course came in' fur hi. 'hare of the disap probation of the friends of hi. opponent. When the poll-board wan placed in the usual position— . Mr. tiouttouscotnime forwerd, and was received Kith u mixture of zipplatise and disapprobation. Ile snid that Ins friends hail gained about 99 or 100 on this day's poll, and he h.d Ito doubt that but fur the state of the weather, they wonid have been much more successful. There was time enour;ll remaining, and he had tin doubt a sufficient num ber of Electors unpolleA to vindicate the inde pendence of IVelquionrter. He WAS sorry he had to state a circumstance which world naturally ex cite the indignation of every honest man—it was that their antogonists had condescended to have recourse to vile means to iutitiidate the Electors. The ( s xentlensan who *Loud Dear him, who was Mr. Nlanby. of Wimp°le-street, had been followed from the hustings by several individuals, who threatened him with personal violence; one of them held a hattle-axe over his head, and vociferated " Lamb for ever P"ritere were now two men seriously hurt rind bleeding, in his Committee room, from violence they had lately endured from some of the persons to whom he alluded. These acts have been committed by the connexions of persons who the other day talked with indignation of their party being charied with any of the mur derous acts that formerly disgraced the Elections of Westminster, and which, it would seem, are to be renewed on the present occasion. He had no doubt, from the acts had . been committed and the symptoms he now saw, that murder would be committed by the opposite party before this day was at on end. He lihUtllli expose the practices which were now revived before a Court of Law, and would take core that justice shoold be done the sufferers—lf:relit applasise.)—He should chew who the ruffians were who committed these acts, from whom they came, and where they were hired. The (limb; of Mr. Lamb had this day the ef frontery to say. that they had secured free access for their friends to the poll. %Vhen, he would ask, had they not free access ?—he knew of no body being prevented until to-day, when his (Hr. Hobhonsr) friends were prevented by the Tothill-fields hired pugilists. He did not know whether Mr. Lamb wits acquainted with the fact of these rnffialis being hired, hut there were those about him who could nut deity they had ar.. in) ea them. It was very siognlar that the adhe roots of their antagonists shoidrl have committed the acts with which they charged their opponents. He knew by name the ruffians 111 A were employed. lie now saw them, and would designate them to the public were it not from an apprehrosiou of an acci dent. even to the wretches themseltes. These were Ilse persons to complain that his friends had excited popular indignation against diem. I f now the indig °sown of the public was raised agoirst them, it was their own fault; for they had, by their acts, allegro they deserved tt. It would be in vain for him, in the midst of' this tumult. to enter into • refutatiosisof the charges that were made ugaitivt him in The ensnaring Chronicle-- churge* that. f begnt ui end, were most istwidiwww!v, s tindr, nod en- I rrly false. From she insidious ;twitter in Which tiny were put, it was iiiipormible to contradict them but by asserting that they were utterly mid noto nobly false. He had been dim g ril with inistatiog the conduct of the Whigs. The Chrunide of tins day stated— " Mr. Hobirnese complains, that denim the three menthe he canvassed Westminster ainsimt the t'onst Candidate, the Whigs • did not stir • siiiele Owe in his behalf Is this *imminent gait, correct' Mist t not • single finger stirred 111 his emise? NM a solitary Whig promised hint support Let him recollect Inineelt. Hiss it nut happened to him mime his speech and manifesto at the CIOWU awl Amity; Tavt:en, to have had explanations with silk more Ws one WU., who had rashly priontreft him Pommel, before they knew his we sentiments ad their party? Have no expostu lations passed? no verbal rounnismirationsl no written sni. madversiuns en his conduct? It is true, W. Illabilitolo had not the *coeval or active sappier of the Whigs &riot Ms a private nature, when in aivitter to npiihra tinns, he begged of thein not to net temiti the in formation they r-cetved. WAR the f'r " . t r eLi• it not (Mr. Land:ton here hoilde.l await to 'Ai,. !lobhouse's statement.) Mr. Litiiloon, tt i•li tH. candour which he (Mr. wo,rl t A:m. l % .expect front him, admit% the correettie.% f jr,l Plated. To Insinuate, therefore, tt w t %un mitted to certain indignities, ve. , + so zrrss %I.•i fatirication. Another part or i'le•hitenient The Chronicle nue, " Bent thongh the WI ♦ t.. no active part its Isio behalf, he is loot tt.se fact, that they exerted themselves stscro-o .11!% !.rs— vont shy now Candidate from startiog ~~~ ~. The new Candidate, of whom he heard Was Mr. Framer, Whitbread. Dolt was it tco to say, that beceute some few Gentlemen ii,tertered to prevent a Whig Caudidate being sticriell , 1 particular period, the party were to said to; have given ! him their caption ?—[At this hid ilia noise, which repeatedly inter/opted Mr. I ! , d,!togri•et its the course of his speech, b. came so that between it and the noise of the applause • f Ins friends, it was impossible for him to proreee.]-1-le teid he would content himself with merely statiiig, as he found there was a determination to fair hearing this day, that he stilt relied sn his suc cess in the present contest. He solctiiiily re( mu mended to them to refrain from Noy bleaches a the peace, to leave such acts to their opponents. Above all things, he begged of thesis to be triimistil, end assured them that they should she jOstice tome upon the offenders who now assailed them. I!-, knew full well they would not valid and see the liberties of the Electors of the cienp;.. of Westglinster trampled under foot by a set of hired rufßans.—(Applanse.) Mr. LAIIII3 came forward, hot uproar ass ;rest it was impossible for him to he heard, by those immediately near him. and eve,' to Oa ;a in an indistinct manner. He said that his •nctore was sure, and would appear greater ou rut It .:f the remaining days of the poll. His rippi.iietit 11111 spoken a good deal about hired ruffians. In answer he would say, that he knew not of, nr had :iiitho !' eised the acts of any such persons, hr Itoew that the good sense and good humoni• the Elev. tors of Westminster would repel ssit the attempts of such characters. His Coma:wee, in publishing that his friends would here fire hc cess, were only anxious that the proceedings 0,4,04 go on fairly awl openly. With Tepid 10 luring - persons to cry down his opponent, till he Olotifol say was, that this public principles of tit .t (. n ape tout had so little of English feeling idiom ths In, that they were every day becoming less popilliir, nod he had no doubt that if the contett c.ai Id I kept open fur another fortnight, the tliihi , or with which he (Mr. Lamb) was assailed h e a part of the crowd, would be con verrerl Into shouts of applause—shouts that would eirminue until Mr. Hobhuinse agent changed his tone became au Englishman; and he had no th.lllP, !' :it lie who charged him with hrtnga Whig. wouhl come onej himself if it could answer ::is twirroe.. —lna noise continued w una ~!ry./i th I Mr. GALE JONES then come haf‘t:::.l, lint th e noise was so great that we cold(' only obserse, his gesticulation, he was atldre,.itiK the (lewd, He desisted alter seeming to utter coy or two s•_l.- tences. Sir FRANCIS BURDETT came forwar..s. mid wee received with great appleus . e. He sod that he should have adhered to his resoltition of not ai dresaing the Electors. when he fctintl they wi not hear the Whig Candidate, were it mit that itiat Gelitletnan lost nothing by the oinpo-owo e:: t. air marked itimi probation to hear him, :.al i h e 110101-, by Ile( to the 4140 y press, oh the opt mote which they hail deterwit:,e4 out :is hear. Were these opinions audible here, they would be at the instant confuted, but being ma through a1.0111. - 1' channel, it became equally ii cu 111. 101111 t Ul . Oll 11110 to cotifute diem before the 111144,e:- delis Eli ctors of Westrnioster.--I.4pp/au3e.)-.. From the conduct pursued by Mr. Least., it evident that he had cautiously throughout this (Nei teat eliste•ried fro n t cuitimlttiog himself by ante 1.. telligitile siuterhetit of his principles. fie beet I.lllld that he was the friend of Sir Samuel R Ily, Met he wise the friend or his principles. that he w.. 0 th g friend of theme of the late Mr. Fox. flint he ws• the friend of the Whigs, that he was toe of almost every thing ; but the most curious .1.. elevation of all was, that he was the ft trod pout Loam lied ha svid, tucked, that ••..., 1