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W" - "" ~......... . Ir r. " 1 " 1 7 -7 T I MP • - pee• f 'en/ 4.,, . -.. .6. - ... 4 "; .• AS c .... - (4 414 ir Vi l t ..,, • IN7) . :44 ~ . _ , 0 ,-, 'nitwit(' y . 4 ~ . . A.- A i • .. . 1) ITOtelilL . .' .. ; 1 . : . , , 1 C. 4 , <s7 1 co • i ' co :•"4 ' . 1 . , , • ..... ______ .I• . , ••• 1 ;%.........................". LO Don, WEDNESDAY, TUAIi 21, ISIS. PRICU SEVEN-PENCE. Jii••• 24. Traredy of Mme* \ • 4.J.mumant 'moor, Mr Bencoach Orialllt o rd; Stan mart, Mr. New. .Arrrr which, the Comedy of THREE •WIP.EKS 4 l'E It Al A R I Ail EN fir Charles Ramon,' me.' &tel . Ilfrocret, Mr. Dinmon.t Lady Racket, Mra.ll.l l iWisoir; 4114.`11knuel, Mrs. Sparta. 7 Tu whieh will he addealljlifeilMelti Drama of THE FALLS OFXLIV E. General Waurel, Mr. Rengouzh; Vrmrr Enfield,, Mr'.‘ Knight; Eolward En6rl.l, Mr Wallach; Donald, Mr. HA Johnaton. Elko Enfield, Miss Surilbson. Doors opal' at Six uTiock—•the Performance to Wain at Seven B•m". ; Samoa! Prier, fa Aal.=Pit, fe 111 t ii•IMILI4I Prier, U.—Lamer Gallery, 4. ; &•cund Price ; h.—L'pper 'Gall. re, Ir.; Seemed Price, 11.1. Buser and flares to he taken of Mr Spring, Rotunda. Wertz,. street, from Tin till Four ; awl of whom may be had a Private Wm nightly. Tolamokr, the Comic Opera of Funtainbleau, and The laiihrep. es Daughter. 2wg.4TIIR.ROTAL ENGLISH' ()PRIM, hTfI.4NI)• T"'' En -ning. WEDNESDAY. Julie 24, will be presented (4th time). new ehmarterirtie 8 GLET DIVERTISEM ENT. Principal Dineen. Mc Albin and !Vim Aylott (from the Theatre Reseal. Chablis); sod incidental to the Ballet, will he antrodterrel the NATIVE AMERICAN INDIAN WARRIORS, latrly arrived in England. The following ire the names of the Indians :—.‘ensing-Cia (the Chia n, Neinde-et.Twasaane, Nrdenti.ne au-Cnh, Sta. Late, Sedinos.lirn.Aer, Vc-tau-Guh, Te.k:.euc-Dvga. After which, THE REG(;AR's OPERA. Proclaim, Mr. W S. Chaiterley; Luekis, Mr. Bertley ; esplani Nlaehenth. Mr. P. anomie ; Filch, Mr. Mule, Polly P Arbions„ llrs H Kemble (being bet recood aPreormnee us Ibis trier`; Lacy inekii, Min. Kelly. In Art 11, a 41014,k Hornpipe to Fetters, by Mr. Walbouro sn.t Mr. Brow,. TO INIliCb will bP vkled, tier We•i-al I MA rItIMONY. DtNeal, Mr. Wrench; lEClulh►rty, Mr W. S. Cbetter. Ie C.ara, Miss ; Llama, Thor Love. Tit- G. rat Rnorn will be npeued as ■ Saloon, and tastefully fitted ■p as asslaminated Cossetvaturv. with severs, dwda uf Terra, Shrubs. and Flowers. iuleeelsersi d with Jets F. arr. Drain to be op.•ned at Si; and the Petro/mance to txgia at R.-wen. _ _ _ _ . Rotor, 01.—Pit, 3.-I,nnter Gallery, to.—Upper Gal. kry. 1. —S•ennti Pena. Nmr &Mirk. Boner. Phil". M. awl P ivnte amt.., may he tat.. of Mr. tovenann, it the llna Of. e,lltrand Entmeer, (nun Ten till Four; anti at Frorm 'We !Annul, 170, New Bond-street, wyp•••tte Burlungispet.far4aa To.nwv«ua , the Ainesiesis latlisai, with Frew aud Easy, and My Aunt The Si.ris-P:istastimiir Balks of Prrawiss is is retissisal, is whirl. liw American Nebel'', will apple. Var win Noveliirs ari,l Revivals art its :seller pr•raration. ROYAL CIRCUS AND SURREY THEATRE. /UN PRESENT wEDNESDAY. June ea (and three following Evenimpi), the Entertainments will commence with (third tune *hi, season) a Grand Se- Amos Meto-Dramaiie Romanee. in Tiro Arta, collect LOVE. lIA FREI). AND REVENGE! Barbarous., ?4r Huntley ; Pedro, Mr. Fitswillism. with • celebrated lens. with n and commuted by ilie late Mr. Abater. r,11r.l " The Ladies." Lanrentine, Mina hir. After •hich (21al lime), • Bread Comic Terrific Extras. zn. in three Acta, =jud up with muds mtnlcen M•g. usfiernee, called 110 W TO WRITE AN OPERA ! OR. THE DELIGHTS OF DRAMATIC AUTHORSHIP In she MUM' of she third Art will be infroilaced the nehear.al of a am d Melo.areasaiie flier.. raik.l" ANA. CONDA ; OR, THE BOA CONSTRICTOR AND THE 11UFFALO." T.. con►4,d. with (15th tim.-1, a new Serino■ Pantomime Romance, !violated by, auJ wader thr directing of, Mr. Ridgway, called FALSE ACCUSATION. Slwy. Mr Ridgway ; R0bt...1, Mr Giroux ; /Unman, Mr Rartlett. Marian (Daughter $( Morgan). Ms. T,ylu►. Mixes 4s —Pit 2..—Gallrly is.—Half-price at half-part Eight Plans for the Roses to be taken of Ifr. Rammer, st the lioldtaire, io treat of the 'Theatre (where Free Adinimiutia fur the Season may be purchased, mud • privity Buz un y.ny. d nightly); and, fur the accommodation of Fannin.. at tlid end of the Town. at the 111 Wend tk hp. clack, Writers h , Road serer. Doggra aggro at lnlf-pa•t Fiu, In 'wrist at halt paat It gs resperifolly ■oatnwrrrl that Mrs. Oiler and Mr. Gettig., of the Theatre Royal, Drury•laoe. are n--engaged at th,s Theatre, and will shortly make their first appear ance Lai Day. NEXT FRIDAY. JUNE 26, A 1 iekri Joust guile £40.000 Or f 23,000 for the Sixth Prise above £l,OOO. AZAICO and CO. Cow r.it•ror. for the Int t.ry, solicit attention to the resent mpled blate f!f . ii, Wheel, with ONLY ONE DAY TO DRAW 44 CAP! rA LS. TWO of 1 . 20,000, &c. Which writ All be !)nnen NEXT FRIDAY. Jam. 26, WHEN THE LOTTERY FINISH 17 4 1 A few T.. kiss and Shares yet pertain 'mould, and may now Wairanleil ILlsettrawn, of H47.AitD sod Co. Cos.. InAi - vons. at their very 1,1.1 utllke, ROYAL EXCHANGE, 1 and by all their Aunts IMough.•ut the Cuuniiy, t. Ls! 111•1! Already Shared and Suld iu the pr, iit Lottery, SEVF.N CAP{ l'Al. PRIZES; In the Lai Yeat ' s Lotteries, Kyr P Ir.. 1.1 £20,000, Anti is former Lour' iez, Prises to the Augoout of li/d:\'Y : P1 1.1.110 - S. FRAUD PR cvENTEL). rrrwndrrnt•t Ilse sit Hey nu. mists that x.O 4 ills co.t, to impose tot t 1..• now try a spar.oisseassitst•s •iou semi..r she GEhUiNt: PLACKIND perre'''l by I SA Y and MARTIN, they tam. u.t•tpted• stew IttLrl t Su tristsla their Ir , ;..ssiurs: and Address, 97. HlOll INCILSORV. I. to eanspiettottaly plaeosi in the cent, of the Label, that she.% tuft! all elleahul . us thot, abut the 41.9rrriler the ty&o, %loch IV unlike al! f. Si, , press., will roustoe port h•t•t•ty al .ore to detect Ow M 4,16114111. "I IMP itrAll JAPAN BL anal...Ll WI oh Brie 1 DAY awl MAILTIN, 11-,:hora, r••tailerl I•y tl.a p:ocipal Yhoths evert, 61 11..1th s'Al 6 tlths 1. fkl. eacb. '4l •. . . u m 4,0449 ;...4rta A f/fNIfIV-LA N S r , • 1)-11'. J V ti al gems L pot fano ihe 6 . 4141V0K Ornonekie. Mr Even ; Alttbers.. ”r. Rot 41 Geeereor, Mr Beitinugh ; Air Ow" fort, Mr. • Imoitedu. Rubstisan. GENERAL ELECTION. . TO THE WORTHY AND INDEPENDENT LIVERY OF THE CITY OF LONDON. Geri Tuneful, T"E ' ruble rhstinetion which v . 1 have this day eonferred npent ate, in ELECTING me One of your REPRESENTATIVES in PARLIAMENT, while it test.ivs your conviction of my unalterable attachment 10 the cause of public freedom, calls forth tbe expremion of • my warmest and must grateful acknowledgment.. My political c loci has been before you t.r 23 yearn. peinripl.a on which I embarked in politic life Anil still 'animate me in your seivice; and while-, uti the one hand, it will ever be say study to preserve inviolate the pure priori ples of the Cuuslitutiou, the commerce of the metropolis, :and the rights and privileges of my fellutv-ciligens will, oil the *the,. form the subjects of toy HMV I.3Fi lig regard. 'With She moat sincere respect and attachment, II have the honour to rematii, G Mew, Your faithful mid must devoted Nrsvaoot, ROBERT WAITHMAN. Committee Root, Guildhall Coffee-hitsme, June 23. TO THE WORTHY AND INDEPENDENT LIVERY OF LONDON. GrNTLlnftrf, IT is hut a few duct liner I was first induced to present myself to your stoner —Too have most kindly eu operated with me in the acromplishment of the object of our moonlit wishes, and our eudeavours are crow/wed with success. Your labours are stow at an end, and ray duties, as your Representative, are about to eummenee. I raw oaly assure you of say auxinue desire so lo disrbarge them, as to secure your approbation; and I ►halt err rementher with Eratitu.le the Mattering manner ha which the bosoour has been conferred upon me. I remain, Gennt.tmen, Your obliged and obedient Servant. THOMAS WILSON. Jefferes-square, Tuesday Night, Julie 23, ISIS. STATE OF THE POLL AT THE FINAL CLOSE. _ . Titoism Wilson, Esq. Mr. Al.trussau Wood Rolwm Waltham., E5q..... 4,617 Mr. A hlermao Thorp Sir Wm. Curtis, Bari Mr. Aldrresso Atkins TO THE INDEPENDENT FREEMEN OF COVENTRY. My WORTHY CONSTITUENTS AND Fatuity', 1 1 . •„, t over—soy for me ogion to t• form rot. that I obeyed your stwsions, in pernonally presenting myself to riot, immedistely afire the Dissulsoun of Parhansent. It is sod ....century fur me again to state, that, when I quitted London, I did nut know that a third Candidate would he pat iii nomination; aid that I did not 'minims there would I.r any contest: and if proof he still wanting, any person Who pleases sway rem' my corrrepnadenre with my solicitor and friend, Mr. Norman, to the last hour of my quitting Loadolle But it is necessary, and it is my duty, to draw your atten tion to the mutt of the unexpected contest which has taken place, if, the canine of four days exipplod polling only, dur ing which, wor at any other Ina., have either Mr F.thire or mys. If asked a vote, began,* the caws is architiondryour own. The usisempreled nomination of Mr Ellice war be. 'Weed by many, at the first, to be a hopelews pursuit : nevi I. thrless. on the first day's poll, Mr Ellice had a majority of votes over Mr. Batierwoith, of sixteen. This was thought too trifling a number no. to he easily and promptly super seded by Mr. Butterworth on the next day; but on /kW, die second day, %Ir. Elite'si majniity ins-leased to firtg.eix. This majority. in like manner, was in lie rapidly orer-polled on the third day ; lint on the third day Mr Ellice% majority increased to ntneto; and on the fourth day's pull it increased to ono kindred and firtii-hro And I obi maintain, that if studied Ads us tion, and multiplied delay*, had not infer. rupti el even She inefficient and un eouslits i tional syst e m so d wiener of polling, so hitrarily laid down al.clohstivatrly per severed in, to the disgrace of the Sh-rifrs Court, contempt of the Knot% writ, and 11w s . lerifice sif the freedom of elec tion, against stitch I have aloud proclaimed my-protest, Mr Ellice's majority, at the clove of the fourth slay's poll, mud have been, its the lead, more than double the present majursty of one 'winked and fifty-two. Be this as it may, the present progressive majority unequivocally decides the eleellYll, beesti-e it is the in inifestation of the lustily hearts and sincere aft callous of the FfP4-1•190 ; a proud, indon ruddy, and irresistible force fur %le Ellice.' vs turn to Ire one of their busters iu Parliament ; far, eery far sup. riot to any puaiti 0000 'laird minders hitherto forming any part of the pull books; and most unequivocally decides, that Mr. Ellice is the approved candidate of your I - - - - - - The proimeet of Mr. Butterworth is now, positively, more tot loro and hopeless' than Mr. Ellice s was *opposed to be, by Mr. Butterworth and his friends, on Mr. Ellices being first announced as a Candidate. This is She natural result of your attachment and confidence in behalf of Mr Ellice, nod your withdraws, support from, and loss of eoefidence in, Mr. Butterworth. %%bat interpretation, then, will um follow, if Mr. Butterworth lon2er kieps up the !modem coolest, when be aria pi 6666 alTettim% ling' r, and great num. bets and vast majorities positively and formidably arrayed against him; and the whisk (7ity au completely estranged from his, that the Freemen sludinu> ly avoid his visits and impostuuitits, and he is Isorelweveul lan guage by hundreds on hundreds of unrifled Freetnest round the Pull Booth, crowding up and striving t's pull against him, that they trill not hare him : While the Freetneu from the cosiitiy tubsy the same aentim.sits try their v tea, even those oho had terse canvassed and came to poll in Mr. But. ter. orilt's behalf, as will he inanife..t when it is o b serve d, that of these out. voter% 331 hate polled fur Mr. Ellice— aud 08 FOR Mr. Butterworth. My worthy Friends—this is the exact condition of the Election, as 1 feel an I imilerdand it. But, judge for your. *Area; your minds are compel. sit, and your means of is,. furanation nit, in both, better TItAN 111111, Tho• divcoun frowned —thus diftelliMell—lhin Hitt titiivorally fel bidden to k. ep up, by the wily jukes who aloiw have to this Cold. at —lf Mr. Butterworth shall, 111.1,eitlifle , s, prrstal tar the denim rate pue•tiit, the Cita of Coventry, and the world, will Ire f ur ther apprized, that hr oh es nit piosgegs a inicel„ liberal and comp., Itenviie; as the mend of a Repel sentalive of the Peiti.le in 'melt a Nation •ia ones, might to be, fraualit with Ihr MO, and lofty a...motility of HONOUR, DIGNITY, sail ri'll.lNC, •in Is as your go at Commercial City, ”iiir enli,:lortird mind% and its ',pendent prlnCiple, h.:Ve a right to expect in a public fiduciary of your liberty and Pro. pray—the Cum/ Ilw National Clr t a e le r . It is .inpirei bill that I ran b tar any private disagreement with Mr Butteswnitb, fer I I, ne never been in the habits of private umentetsifirluol with him. Mil, I hold the exesei•e of Ins politicat cosithiet as one of y • Rep' esetitatives in Pas liament, in utter a . hominy. Not oulike4, he may have forested 11w saute abhiniriere or lily puliliial (1 , 1'41110, pa I Lye of his. Clearly, our hod. wi the rYetrise of your Total, lino hien Last and West of each other. We have seer. d des. rt oreisite course. If mi..e has brew a, full of der. hellion, in anur upittion. es I tiel his to have hi en. I rim the Criminal who out;lst t,. 1w v • al with the mondial• ! file aloeb iiita•i t iiiihiy manila him My w o r thy u rsen d.., iii'i•pt int family soutte—. WELL—pEusr, v1:11E.," by a Melt our Nation lei , nefited both in the C 'iii 1, and in vb.- n 0.41 a Victory is obtained, that silt eeable sue again to call myself, *hat I have so lung him. pi mid of, Y.mr faithful itiresetit olive, Carertry, ,I.;:tc 22, Pail. MOORE. (;F.NERAL ELECTION. TO TO WORTHY AND IKnEPENDENT LIVERY llf LeNDON. Ctirmemits. IV 1E iozit: , llell honnur vim hive lliiv E. day entire. led noon MP, by vonr vu ry evtiaiirthoory earrtmos its my ravioli% is so stitch the mire matihitez in me. a, it decidedly ratite,. Ali is...lntim or this meat Metro. main to be its favour of the pritteiliths of liberty mail Mile. pciolchce. I feel deeply not. tiled to those friends who have eiV1•11 thi it tone and their energies to pitimoir my interest 11 the whole of this Nord ll s and mipreceiletited coolest; and the only return which 1 ran mulct. for !list oi• pressitiii of patriotic feeling which his ',Mitred y o u to af. Grid me sow+ efficient alliapt.A, will he the devotion of my whole Outvoted abilities to flit duites of that high station to w hh h y aw. h ns d n ,,, ha. elevated toe—• ronstant attention to the cionosverlat interrais of this Trost City. to the ro.:hts and previleces of my Fellow.ritimos, and a tealoua eiol• a. vont to promote the Itherims, the indeprndeure, and the true glory of Empire. 1 have the loutnor to remain, \ITLPMIN, YOUrlllolti obliged and fmtlifol loon'•le Servant, JOHN THUM AS THORP. Aldirate, June V. 14111. CLOSE OF THE POLL. . 5715 Wilson Wonttonne Thorp . fNo Mi. 4 234 Aoki= 103 WESTMINSTER ELECT! ON. SIR SAMUEL ROMILLY. T"E present STA I E of the POLL demi' tls the warmest acknowledgments on the part of Sir S. ROMILLY'S COMMITTEE. They are not ignorant that endeavours have been unremittingly exerted to create ass imjeastun ofl,me sort of coalition with 'moths r Candidate, who ha. the exclusive support of the Go vernment. While Sir Muria). Maxwell was rising high .post the P••ll, the C ..... millet did not hesitate to dis avow any alliance with that Gentleman by name. and in every shape that email meet the puhl a itye; had they out so dune them they would rather lake their chaster of ra• lumny's refutilie itio If by its own absurdity, than disdains it now that Sir M Maxwell's Poll is rapidly declining ;—hut in jollification of these own honour and enttai.trisi y, they peremptorily repeat the denial in the teeth of any ass's or 111001.811600 from any quarter whatever Ti, 10 . 1 , 13'Vr the freedom of Election in this City Loin ally sort of Metal was one of the prinsary objects of their cause, and certainty that object would be ill :tasseled by throwing hack the Re presentation of Westminster Mho the hand. of Ilse Treasury. It remains only to roiliest the Electors loot to relax in their exertion's, hitherto so successful. It seem. pe battle, that the elfin Is of this Day and To sworn,. will bring the struggle to a conclocon No time, therefore, is to he lost— apuear without delay at the Pull, and Sir Samuel Rom o liy will be one of the Representatives for %Westminster. JOHN MACKAY, Cbairmao. Committee-Room. 42, Kine.strect, Goveut•Gsolen, Jaw 24. STATE OF TdE POLL Sir Samuel Romilly Sir Priori; Pardrtt Sir M. SI ixwell Henry Hunt, Esq 5B TO THE INDEPENDENT FR EEHOLDERS OF '1'111.: COUNTY OF MIDDLESEX. GENTLI TIIE H ateriow , nauranet a of sniiport which leave received from every part of the County demand my most grateful acknowledgments its • report is in circulation 'bat a thir.l Caudielate will be proposed to you uu the day or Elect ttttt , I venture to request a numerous attendance. of my fro-oils at Breutfurd on FRIDAY NEXT. I regret that, with every exertion ion my port, the time has unit admitted of my wailing upon every Freeholder; and if there are any that have nut heard from me, I hope they sill attribute the omission solely to the hi/wear:icy of my lista. I have the honour to be, Genvt.ratan, Your obliged and faithful Servant, St. Jantresdiquarr, Jaw 23, 1818. G. BING. BRITISH AND FOREIGN SCHOOL SOCIETY. TE FIF'I'RENTU AN N IVE RSA RY MEETING of this SOCIETY will be held at mason.' Hall, on THURSDAY, the 2.1 of July next. II hill the joint Patronv this instltution, their the 'hikes of Kent sold Sussex, are expected to NII !spurt the Menden.. his Greer the Doke of Bedford. The Chair i:1 Ire taken at Twelve o'Clock precisely. E SCHWABE, Foreign Sorrelary. Tickets of admission may be had on applirstion In IVillsam Allru, but. Treasurer, Phough•court, Lombard. Wet.; Rev. Mr.S.chtralw, Foreign Secretary, Lillie Alir. sired ; the %others of the Committee; Mr Millar, 11, Queee.streiri. Bloomsbury ; sad Mr. Pullout, British Five Set I , Borough-run& HAMPSHIRE FREEHOLDS. TO be SOI,i), to one Bargain, or in three distinct Loss. Otte Elisioirtd and Thirty Acres of FREI:HMV LAND, situate hear tilltl.ll4lll, if/ the direct route from 1.4111111111 to the South of Engboid, and in the heart of the brat sport!og cousitry, cootigitous to which the Goodwood and the 'lamb',don limits COO* lip throw off. S.sty Arms of this Property in ail. jointing and Ain ttttt tg tato the Preserves of the late Jer voter Choke Jervoice, Esq. which at present alumni! with game; and has am it two comfortable Comic a complete dent Farm Ystd, with Stablos, li:11.11, gllll.ll. Ot, Gratis• y, and up. u Sheila, must solistantially built of brick acid tilts, moil tiled ; an extrusive piece in this porthisa is worthy of being entice-ited into meadow, as ii is, without exception, the best imitation in Ilse neigh. Lint hood un which • Gentlest) to may erect a %%dist worthy his residence, as it commands delightful views over the E•ifflC.ll part of the Forest of Here, and taken into the view the I.le of Wight, the Coast or Susses, the distant Hill s of Ilampshire, acid ilw Aitehosagen of Si. Helen's sod Spithead. Alinut three qiiiiiiers of a mile from the above lies compact Paicel of near Sixty Acres, on which is erected a new Mouse, fit lire the new ;Ilion of a small hot which, with a little may be easily roost tied into the residence of • Grotto-mon on a huge reale; coo. tit ln i s m , to, Greemboolt, lie the remainder, consist. Inc of gamut Tecetr•• Acne, its two fields, one of which is Mt ;WOW ; 111111 wine b, fit tt its contiguity to the vilhije of 11. , roiltain..atill the lwastieful declivity of its s it e . .„„„„I be equalled for toeing th fittest swot within fifty iside....f Pmts. •he s eme • retiring from business wt/141,1 VI I all to fix his residence 6or the remainder of his life. The roe& round ere prop, .1y are ni int eseelleoit, the all most ineigmating, the society is a heeiful, ao.i si n ao opporisinity will nut misty.% y mite again wlwro *mall 'lest, A/111 , . Ifrffilef arty be •114111 ed Halt the purchase- 'yr may restriiii on nto v ig,,ge The Premises may hr viewed aoptiestioi. 1.. Mr. r.!. ... o h ' , of Worm/eau ; land further parlicul..., kinowei letter, pust•ps ,, l) of Sir. J. C. 31villth Pvitummtb, III:ITisll GAII.EkV, PALI-MALL E:ItY. S tit :t ELRCTION of I R tllr • reklarafed Work% of the 8 1 ,3 "i° 11 1 Pruelsl., unit Dwell Schools, IS OPOi rvesy ilay froth Klur to tier Mor • g uulil Si% in Ihr rreritsc. Adetottaurr Is•—Catalogurs Hy Ortkr. Jal4ll YOUS(I. tomer. EAST INDIA HODS& iv • it F. cot! ter of 1)1 it Ecro J , f the UNITED COMPANY of !II FAUINANTI ENG. tratility to Me EAST INDIES, do Rereby giro Plr.l the Collet nil he vendir In rec,ive Pr..r.t.ila in writ mi sir F.11)1V END AY, dd. 24.11 Intuit, ts• • die Otetscr.i of SMVS. sif dn. ISu,.lrn ilt 6,41 770 141 950 Tllllll, 111111111 . rn . I1e:114111111r1li, IlieTlrllll. Ilie L•li , et r. s-it t %t u th u y tio3n witiitt4 10 14.1 Sioipt I'm sine Vny. arc. its nail Innis Cidion dust, in Ow Company's service. Ti,,. 1 . 1 . 1,111 . 111, with the 1,11144 " Rhin Tend. r" sin she m ine, to he wrvrralty sink(' lip and left laid/ ilw S•ct...lacy. al 11.5te , e• nil sir Twe.ve "'Clock. 11;1 the said •!4iti las.a.d, Lollar; is!..irb hind. nn Ten.ler ion he rte. .1. JOSErli [MILT, STretary. Tlw pgrtirstlrtr% of tS. Trrmv Cowldiom under Which the Poo. will 1w c.,,zi;:cl m t.c. c..otottale, service. Inlay he hid capon applirstoot to the Clerk to 11.. Commtttee of :shipwag:, oil or lifter 31uu.lay oral, the Ibth bast:mi. COMPLETION OF TIIE FRANKLIN MSS. MAP published in 'rialto, elitists ited with Males, I• NUE "11-11111) Vol,l' %1E N EMOI KS of the LIFE sool WRITINGS sit BEN JAMIN FRANKLIN, I. I. D. F.K S Ace comprising nu merous !Vines', Phil..4.4.hiral, and M 40,114111011% Pt pt vs, wow fi-st psihr o .besl from the originals by his Grandson, W. TEMPLE, FRANKLIN, E"1. Printed fur Henry Colloorm Conduit-street. •ffIIIA‘'ELLEIN IiNTS in ENT(._ LAND, SCI IT I I), and WA U.S, are err tttttmended to direct their mien: to W. 4 1.1:4)K fit 7 I ENT I FIC Touitua, publihbril in Two Volumes, price 12.. aa likely tii ! w o re most useful and pleasant on their runtee. 111 guiding thetas to 111101 Objetig as are in ,al dogervinz or indite in Antiquity, Art, Science, Fine Views, Situations, Six. Milli/ Kingdoms. by J. Booth, Duke-atreei, Porilaird.place, and by all Bniik•riters iii Tow is and Cuisiitry. [DELA NI) is preitrine, and swig 111011 be ready. CITY ELL C Tft X. TRIUMPH OF INDEPENDENCE. At three o'clock yesterday the pull closed with such a victory fur the Friends of Freed:nu and In dependence as will lug be rt.heitilwred by the Citi zens of London. Thia victory will form a great era in the records of the Livery ; it will prevent the glorious spect :de of the successful torectgle of liftmen, determined to lie Ike ; and front the proceedings at this Election, together with those at Southwark, and the expected result at We.t ;;; i ; niter, the Nlioisters will kern in the fate of their beeorrigible supporters, the opinion which the people hold of their political career. When we say the people, we, of to hear the Electors of Westntinsier and Southwark, and the Liverymen of Loridots, denominated the mob. They are a part of that inub which supports the character and energies of the country, fruiu which its chief revenue is derived, and best sinews riouri-h -rd. .The prop of Alitst.ters 11:14 fallen under them in the Aletropolitan Elections. The triumph of Southwark received the tribute of the defeated COIll• dirlate for the manner in %hull it was conducted. The triumph of London ass yesterday marked with the %Mille admirable character—there was no attempt ist personal itiault, still less at even the slightest deniutistr 'bon of any wish to urge or comitessaitre persoind violence. The populace, of course., cracked their jokes at Sir William Curtis; but we know the worthy Baronet too well to sup post. that he one of the hest-humoured jok•rs us the would, would grudge this septennial opportunity to lii4 Constituents of indulging them selves a little in his °wit favourite and exhilarating practice. Indeed we know, from watching the worthy Baronet's countenance and manner, that lie liked it very well, et leest so fir as all jokers re lish humour—when it told for hitiisclf -and if lie thought the thing curried too far afterwards, the fault was not ass much lII* own as that of the err ing fallibility of our ihittire, a rich ruffles our tem per when the joke scitlics too hear home. He is, we :ire told, ell excellent inan in private life, and our of the best companions in the world. We 411)+ cerely congratulate hint now on kiting a better op portunity than lie has had for a her of years, of enjoy tug the hospitality of imitate society, aitlt oitt the encumbrance of :thy of the cares of public Tile moment the poll-books opened yrsterd4v, more th.oi 100 Liverymen roOte.l forward to vote for Wood, Watti.tet.tti, 111111 TllOlll. .. Where cl;c1 you get them 1111, VVaith ?" exel.ottied Sir Wm. Corti, to Mr. W. G. We have iilr.ity s.t," replied the letter. Sir ‘Villiatti—'• l'itrit you have hugged them ?" W•.lll,in•tt•---`. Beet H ut is, 11,r germ boy.' Therke. %e;e 5i.4.•;.,1ti11e.1 to the hottt i a the poi.ul.see t i o r t h e er „,,,t, „ d „, vu,‘ .1"; e Ith 14.411111 L: 011 t the popular W 611. CU' l`rt'll!f!, , , fill 014..KV. l• I it'd 111 4 ,,d if 4 r, "1,1 ho ; %ot.'ll have tattle lot I.llll' Mllrr, 1%1 ;. Vr ,one."—" urn *errs' hr it• '.ttd the I.settiou, Pol.:fort; " but 11,1c.4 the orange (thre.will it td him); 'and moth May it do you." It migni hrrlmae go,al I:,e pillar fellow, but it did little for the worthy for the ittassiekt stir arch f. !low swollo.e.l 1.. e oridige, he was still loinler tirreclive ay:tort lots tommetitary hesirfactori.—. o Ah; Wy ho. ! Sir Wilburn, lati t (frio . g) if 1 ety pto sin, it siii't he wi It ao r 1„ pli frx . claimed a mail near him), but with the stiapeofino s of the tidily:is C•dpus."— (Loud Isugtter.) At e..cla success:re hoer diiring the dsy, Illy poll told ni ts inugmbi.ive niltinice for Sfr.lerooin' Thorp. The itltildidts ledilt exhausted (my toff- oUrr, for the first tine in lila lifr) thi admirable go.id Wu- . motor of Sir William Curti*: The good, clirerful,, friendly expremanis wadi wits ro l a !demotic of havitality and koiod huinour..hogilion suffer ari eclipse—the sparkling eye Irt tie a little filmy herder—die "good broad smite breanar coieb trat i terl—thelipa more int2ular—the hand, whi . ch herrtOrnre went to the mouths, and then fell in flicad. ly salutation to the voter, formed a Irs,er moil at length the attitude became stiff and formal —" the limb; refused their offic• At one o'clock the worthy gar:met', conntensimse untlerwesit a total thourite; his leatorts los.cisitte fixed, and for the thee time in his life he as.surair 41 r.,tlier a forbidding aspect ; his foamier was c-lst ; he seemed iabsoslad in meditation, from which he was at very distsht also relieved by a rar•rial plumper ; the momentary flush, however, mode no impression on the '' pale line of tl 410," it tattier reminded him, like the reverence thew. to Ws Ise! by the poor priests in hi. liqur disgrace, ut " hilt he was, not whet he is." 14e colitis:orsl in this state, not of suspense, but of acties! until x 5 mints I Imst two o'cii.ek, when, itt . !..r set. Toga sudden poliong of about twenty L. v. scinen in a body for the iv.pillar Casislisho e , 1 1 .• east hi s eye for the last tone on the heiseath and then 011 the clock, and .6 Ms spot, fie* for r !" Tile worthy Aloha:non at the lime we mention uhiuntly witli , frew bum the hast,llgs r out as heretofore, thiasugh the ceistri.• el the 11.11, but by the iirtsate door loft) the Cllll , iiilrilllll's Voice, li•a way to wind, his ears were assailed with the last expression of poputsr Streral placards, green bigS, tic. were held up be:ort. 11101 iu the co he day, but that which acted like prese!olh eyes the decalogne, was one with the rairavt from his speech' in the lissitse of Commons on the Reform ques:ion :—" -1 du nut wish fur u change, 1 an perfectly contented with thi ngs as They ore." The application of ditto , words to the state of the pull evidently disconCeiltsl the worthy B.srosset. Towards the time that the final result of the 1/01 11/dll expected to be announced, the crowd is, the Hall, and ell the passsges tearing to it, es c-edril any thing wlticli has ever been witos sss,f ..ear vain did see,ral L dies •up,ficate to be perch tied In withdraw, the crowd was sr) pecked tog tier, that there was a physical imposs.bility of Waking any 1111prcmitoti sos the c(0 in; iiiet %•nd the constables, for the first tiihe during the En, • lioll, at re obliged to desist from acute dusty. The sm sII spaces in ilte windiAvs in the Hall bear the rue, both brfo.e awl Wood, off:mitd staodu g. roo , ti fur persons who stoere coisteet to risk rime necks to sures s' she passing scene —the galleries were filled with Ladies of k the insoismitetsts in the Hall (notwithstanding all Inc rare deism:soy efforts of the policy) were 1111011 covert'd with people —the sculpture (we wish it had been limes) if those erected by the City to the m.•inoris a s f C11,011;441 a n d Beek ford, was hidden by ilie duals who obtained is resting-plscr opus' is—cud , what better slot cookd frtemett rest, that, on the monuments of such men ? At three o'clnek the tioll-bnoka finally closed, when the tiumbent were as follow : Mr. Alderman Wood Mr. Wilson Mr. WaiO man Mr. Alderman Thorp Alderman Sir Wm Curtis. Mr. Alderman Atkins .. 1,693 The four Candidate,. tilat in succession in the list, were of course returned amid the loudest lif• clattiotions that were ever reverberated withii the walls of Guildhall. Notwithstatirliog the compact mass which filled the Hall, and the cvident aibility of uffardiog the slightest accommodation to an additional person, the mimeo the numbers were 11 ...... llliCed. the gliniolit. spread to the crowd% witimut, and a (leap, rale rush was made to force into the hall, a0 . 11113C011% were the crowd without I. to pursue the triumph and partake the g.k," that the y setwilly forced into Itriewa Hall A rer.wrtt l :i lc iig ln h 'n w is eciitithi a re, ant without allowing time for the smithy A oferman's nee emits to debt - roil how their places on the courh. slid 111411111 g but the -iifiekg or the ieupte prrssed under the barouchr, a,nl the injury which it we evidently sulreting, induced the parties to draw it back again. Nlr. Alderman WOOO first came forward to thank the Livery. l; is tie-edltna to nay that the applause uas vehement mid The worthy Alderman ;inbreeded us follow!. :—" Gen tlrmtru if tosheiv .at' lur the people ..f the country r tor n 3 7 you, amt I at lar4-.—(.4pplause.)—What d 011.11t:t in piabhe o f 'idiot in so snort a space of time V Jur own efforts were only tircensary ; when 0 , 14.. t. nt.idr , eon find your cause is triumphant. —(.ipplinisc./ When I talk of o triumph, I do not mean it in at personal +tense In the GriAleinen who hiv e r. jested ; because I ul ways round thew ghee to your iocsl intrinat when I win iti•rir colt ,s e oe ui Ptilliantent, and ever oltriitiVr to 'cot' Own 1111. oiett:Me Cads on Lied *Ohl. rat !hip is hot :111 act of j ushre tnaartla these Cee..ileitien.— But anrii I p.v them this mewed trii.Ole, I !Hunt dill!, MO %him gins... His t i meat %Mal illtvreNt to she pro.vie at large ocritri..l. f found myself amne—.heti. nano were not to I.e butt wiin miiie of ?I.- 11111.11011 S— I ce.5....d n n a..eh oc. ammo to find thew any where but with the Aii• Jull , pithlishrJ, !wire Is. firm: SUBS CF. til'ET.;:rll vc r e.l by SU: FRANCIS nr DE rT, Kat. in the Hotlie of C0MM. , ... ua Tursil.iy, lar •Jtl day of Jun... 1818, ett Moriett Hesoh if nu the ~,11,jtct of PAltOl. MENTA Y 11 F.PIMAI Pohlified by It Stsidart, MI, Strain!. l'nF-SENT STA TE OF ANIF,ItICA This illy 16 p0 , b11.111111, n. 1111 l • lAtge Volume 8% 0. NIERI('A :1,.. lIFIL It ESOURCE - i; Or, • t Tires Of the Attriesilluril, Compirreitl, Fitmorinl, Polutical, Litert.y, :1114 Reltgiutio Capacity and Charact•r of the American People. fly JOHN MINTED, Counsellor at L4W, Nev Yosk• Minted Fn. Ift.sory Canon, Condusi-street. I • •