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7 • r NUMHBR • • * • - sv : ?Pt: t" a: . I 11 h. • : - • • • ; • DiFmr-LANIL TINIATIut //06.4Iff ie led OrBRA310#911; TRiS vrvisrintro. WEDNESDAY, April*, t ounin • elbeleagheries? Swaim wou THE ElliCilGAß'S OP A. „... • . A• 0 -e.t, .• • , I . • LONDON, .7/10)14 ••0 • • • • . • , 4 • 8, 1818. r 2! 1/01)1A110tISL Aaa.lll9, 1918. which they had chew,,; noir well might he do so, E COURT • DIR CTORS the L Public :am respectfully informed.; that .11. UNITED COMO CHANTS of ENG. ff us the good mei' of Aniblipoie lied ' croived Kok- *time that isioritig o during a thick fog and utter a NIL MATIIIIWS AT HOKIN TO.. Limp, two" te the Ear 1/411 ES, do ! wav e s pree sumo of snow, at t imminent rick 1•I their lite* ! Pesehme, Or. eelleft; Lariat, Nr• Orates le Itealte i g es EVilWiffily THU RS DA Y, April 9., mod Ss- !Wire, Cllr. T . Oahe ; hick Mr. Valellt, May" hem the bosom of pressollog his That a GENERAL Lesinahai o;MlllT % amyl ( tbe sa , l oa d Coo lvii pi t : N oy fs w v ill Ay be , Feminine, Miss Mn. Tobohmle, Ilks.111potto; beep with an e m e d Lobito Loll • NCH ADVENTURES, held at their Hoene, ist the Ilth of Apiihaint, Mar. Tem **Clock hi the Moralise frient hi al Mr. King :aid eared ooth,“* (hi Slondisf•tilortiing, Mr. !Loathe* re-limed Aet a Havapipv, by lir. Brawn. •fteleithelf betrildobtioo fbe versoss - coade Soap, Intim. ia t h e Emoinge. Pe /be geottim DIREC- 111 , . (*.lovers, protareilitig, homeloack;,throtigh the Agee railikYth Rine, • weer %wee. talllid DRikUORT. • Rom, Sceelwitviortse.hrtieh be will address the mammy On TORS of the said Comps, fee form years. the trehielltel his prememolionere. polool i o Orii. Unbar, Mr. Gott* Mr. Bar. a Whim deliver as esperintental vwd, Ille. Hiss lirevsis;llll:llhikes. trite test, Mr. Coveitej, Mato% CTUREAIN V ENTRILOQU Y -Li • ' The tto cowhide wish Me Doors to he spewed at Six ii`goolt•nathe Performative, flOt LSP ENS OF IMITATION , to hors at naves. es Tragic nod tarok performen Beints, Ye.; !!curial Pries, 99. ilrUnOrtr• l3 e. Id.; Roto 4 o l r darned how HandeCs Advice to th e Poi% Ile.-4amer likllory, Is. r Seemed Prke, be Wevit Ward—to Clihursi, Modena,. Crosby It*, lOgrlock Aseist.-Secietary. kensaorth, and Bolton; at each ;dam be woe met This day was pahlisosh4 astir printm, sod soths — " -- - iiiswil 1 1.7 i n (t rent concourse of freeholder*. Tuesday w ITIMTTINGILAIrg CABINET LIBRARY. • with Sloe on Wood, Are I. frepotelaine smith's hems 2s. te cwstisieell hring life day fixed for going to resnith 'lila Corn- ier an , blot the inasket-town of nearly the whole West Ward of Westmoreland), 1111 intweime ITT! LIAM'S. CA BINE tilde collected at Brougham Hall for the pygmies It Y; Wick In whlch it is intended to comprise all of thawing • hits 'dorm; 'hie wits, with touch mirth. Ga th lWrY me : i le .; eisc SeciPte to triest ia of sprig, asteed h e Dooreto be opened end the Performance to that car he " All " . " .1 " 3 " 1 " i ". 1 ' ant ""ei e( the I ." 'Mom% lelietett tiy - Mr. BIT/Ugh:lM as psi RirigrxdorereisunJea Foiir, !rod of womb sal h o hod a PrivostioiniebtY• • e s t3 t att o ' eft popular Tospelatkoe; edema #2' all shut Lho kw of row i stadia' Meaty, and he wished ' to visit it .- llVinst Artists eau Pimply. The wipositiptis of the High, pri tihsetwitibivatip flaelery te..—Elpper Gallery Is. nay tboi illionopher, obi No i aseeeibe the Nos _ irately ; but there was amstoppiog the.tide of pupa- Tks Row Stlllis Reepieg Dilinght MIN he • *boo • Beepri t see Intim of Re. all that ' omperowkit; seemep..tepl_lodviturs to He pre. IP feeling which set in, and et regular proceosion hem* more Zestehis tilt further woke. To-morrow , the Comedy et The Confedersey. . . !Ilirwmpsa, at me Boamliev, Strand Beiteanov, from Teo 101 seat ballerina. Os Prides , TM Follies of a DIN and The calls of Clyde. Now ' l4 rtett urPosite Ourlieetua Gardena. mr e Mr. Kean will shortly as Bo ar, and speedity afterwards bake his lust appiamacie as Bombes, in a Trsgedy founded 11111.11:::: yh a i t e lki d e r y . p Cift .: 661.1 „1 0 , 4 .. u „7.: No. 17(11, " j wC : n i Chi Alli e lfegha ni eu s s z v s einel :ic ili rea k tWa i k r Ades two power t mi e i l T i l be bT moll yr n complete Ita : a l :7 lr h t i p et: choice bif:;lll44 d ■ ri .s t le taste . v a t n e e e pet t a t d on Marlowe's Play of The Jew of Malta. A Coals Opera, io three ads. smiled The Lady of the Manor, with stew Mimic by Mr. Hook (the original Composer of Ilse Piece), isle active revival, sod will shortly be pro. him he R. darts!. Yorke. other Novelties are in active preparatim. LETTERS to PROTESTANT IiIVINE, is DEFENCE of UNITARIANISM. Estuu,lB7, High Holborn. B i L i A ster NO . E h ß u ß re Aß c ß hu lS rc T b Elt. .yard; and by D. botch ; and all other Booksellers. ROYAL HOSPITAL, CHELSEA, Aettt. 7, Hilt whole rruad porstunice of the Act or the 55th Veer of Hil i tto fo Prtl ed rill was ro 6 ir, 111011011. • on a as opting tu t totigit of the and tow!), rent the air. lie was drawn to the George dt . fro e ns ac w i fi l4 ich he ad 4 dresse i d . the nuitier " on:ru i ti - 11 " i- -tude in a truly eloquent and impressive speech; of which, we are extremely sorry to say, we cannot give even a faint outline; two points., however, we may notice, as they were of peculiar interest. *.; I ^~~ -f Is-Pri.!l- t: to t • 41 ••• , • . „. PRICE TIM ATR LIMO TA L. CO r ENT-12 A KORN. ri'HIS EVENING, WEDNESDAY, April $. win bp acted, a New Tragedy, calkd THE A POSTATE. The Overture aad loculastal Mask composed by Mr Bithnp . Heanrya, Mr. C Kmaide; Make, Mr. Tarot; Pescara, Mr. Mneready ; Alvarez, Mr Ezertea ; Gezira, Mr. B. Tburaims; Haly, Mr. Comer; Basset, Mr. Ciapataa. Fite nude, Mite O'Neill. Tu which will be added (for tie 234 time), a new Farce, called HUSBANDS AND WIVES. GEOGRAPH4 AND HISTORY. Tbis day was publithrd, prier 4s. 6d. bused, the Eldredllb Edition et fIEOGRAPHY and HISTORY, gelreted by N...W a LADY Air the use of het elm Chalets. Enlarged and illustrated with saps. Shay improveuteuts have been made in this tditiuu, sod the Cleogragliicid pbrt has bent carefully corrected to the present period, including all the late Ceutieristal Arraegruteuts. Printed ter Law and Whittaker • F. C. and J. Rivingtou; Scateherd and Lettermen ; Deton, Harvey, mod Co.; Lamas, Hurst, Kerr, Orme, and Brows ; J. blawisau ; Sothis, Cradoek, and Joy; it. Fenner; sad E. Edwards. IN_ nit his present Majesty, by which it is enacted, flint the Out-Peasiemen of nos Hospital shall. in future, he paid Quarterly, in advance, instead of Haltyearly : Notice is hereby given, by order of the Right Honourable the Lords and others, Commissioners for managing the Affairs of the said Hospital. that all the Out-Pessioners thereof, residing in London or within the district of the Hills of Mortality, are requi red to appear personally and regimentally, with their instructions, and Certificates of Adiniasioe, sit the Secretary's Office in the said Hospital, sin the respective days, and in their different classes, according to their seve ral rates of Pension as nnilermentemsed; when alienilaace will be given from Ten o'Clock in the Morning, fulfil Three in the Afterooon, for the payment of a Quarter of a Year's NUMMI e• advance to theildth Jane nest. may , It might have been expected, he. said, that the universal feeling of the co u nty, as well us the known remits of the independent canvass, would have taught tl►e Lowther family the folly of .per. sisting iu this contest, and sacrificing all , chiance of regaining the popularity which their unreasonable pretensions and the conduct of their agents had forfeited. But the truth was, that those agents etudiously kept theta in the dark, situ he gave a remarkable instance. After he had been at Orton,. one of them told Lord Lowther that only three freeholders had come to meet I (Mr. B.) there. The fart, however, was, that above 30 came, and .45 of these 'meted their nemeses voting for the in dependent cause. Mr. Crackenthorp took down those names, aid each man gave his express per mission before hie name was enrolled, hand vs r pledge of his assent. He could mention, he said, other places of winch similar tuisrefirtsen .tations had been merle; one, for instance, where their erlsersaries thou A lit they were very strong, and wl►ere lie bad, last week, obtained 1 s out of 15 votes—which the Lowther !went' hail taken dodo as for them before he (Mr. B.) came forward, and when, .of Course, no coatte►t was expected, Ile gave this as a sample of their manner of keeping the books, from which their well-known balance sheet had been taken and published, to the great entertainment of tht county! The other point which we moat notice is Mr. B.'s remarks on the state of Curbberiand. As he Was then addressing the people of Peurith, and its neighbourhood, he should advert to that subject; iu which he felt the more interested, because be was a freeholder of the county, and his family had formerly the honour of representing it, hum the earliest times of Parliament. It was manifest, he said, that all Cumberhard is now burning with im patience to amen its entire independence, and look ing with the utmost sympathy to the grand struggle of the sister county. .Could any man saucy that. the Same which now flows all over IVestindrelend, from the populous towns to the most ►ecluded caves and valleys, would stop► short at the Eamoin ? Let inn only view the maul of combustible materials which Cumberland contained—where nearly the whole of the gentry were on the aame.side with the yeomanry: was it to be expected ,01st no spark should be wafted over to lire this train and blow nth) the air all remains of the family influence, which stained, as the Lowther Member, a gentleman wholly unconnected with the county—a proprietor in, and itiliebitatit of, Yorkshire? Yet, atrauge to tell, while thus circumstanced, and iu Wilily risk of losing Ant seat, the Lowther agents !neonate to go about representing the other seat W. theirs, awl Lord Morpeth as their Member ! Ile knew that Noble Lord well, aud valued him most highly, in common with all his friends. A more honest and upright, and able Representattre they could nut have; lie was their independent Repreitemative— the mail of their own choice—mid if the Lowther but ventured to whisper that his seat was connected with their influence, every one knew the conse quence—the county would at once rise against the remnant of that iiiduence. It could not be pre tended by the Lowther parasites th a t C ii mh e rl ai nt was too poor and too small to be treated as a county ; that great, opulent, and ►mproving counts., would suddenly make its rights respected—throw.' oft' the yoke of the family—clinging to Lord Mor firth, whose talents and worth were tried, as one of their independent Members, and reptacieg Mr. Lowther with smother."--( Load sad continued cheett.) We again repeat our sorrow at bring unable to go more at length into this admirable 'perch, which was enthusiastically cheered throughout, portico. lady those parts relating to Cumberland, to which we have alluded. _ The principal Characters by Mr. Blanchard, Mr, J• 414111, Mr. Abbent, Mr. Emery, Mr. Tukely. Mrs. kerbs*, Mims Garrnpors, and Mts. Matthews. BO‘rn• ; Sreeed Price, SI,. So. Id.; Second Price, 2* —Lower Gallery. U.; Second Price, la.—Upper Gallery, ; S•er.iorl Pi ice, Old. Pier. fur the Boats to be oaken of Mr. Brandon, at the Bus Office, Hart-street, (rum Tess till Fossr. .4 Private Box may be hail fur the Season, or Nightly, of Me. Brandon, at the Bus Office. . 11M new Muskat Drama of Rub Roy Macgregor, or /in d Lang S)rie, will be repeated To-morrow and Tareday: To-Int.rnre with Harlequin GoolliWer, Ulf, The Flying Island thi Friday, the new Tragedy of Mamie; in which will be inklid. The Libertine Oa Saturday will be pradeetd, for the first lime at this • Tbs :oil's Bridge: Cutest &lino, Mirekr. After which will he pro. Fame, called Who's my BISHOP BEVERIDGE'S WORKS. This day are published, in A vols. Bro. pries 3L 31. boards, I. THE WORKS of the Right Reverend Fattier in God, WILLIAM BEVERIDGE, D.D. Lord Bishop of St. Ampb, coutainiug ■ll his SERMONS, ad well theme published by himseW as douse sae, his death, with a Preface, Oval, some wound of the Author and ►is Writiaga; a Table of the Scripture occasionally explaised ; sal an Alphabetical Index to the whole. Printed fur Law sad Whitaker, Ave-Maria-lane ; and Ogle. DOOMS, &Mt Calintsie, Paternoster-row, Ludo. ; sod J. Parker, Ozfurd. Of whom also may be had, by the same Author, 2. THESAURUS THEOLOGICUS; or, A Complete System of Divinity, summed up 'in brief Notes tipose select Passages of the Old and New Testament, lee.. A sew Edi tion, in II vols. Ike. price Ids. hoards. 3. PRIVATE TIIOUGIITS VFW. RELIGION and • CHRISTIAN LIFE, in Tiro Pant, use vol. Oro. price 7s. bawds. Os FRIDAY, the 10th of APRIL. The Peasioaers at bd. per day, sod those at 6d. to the cad of the membered Regiment,. On SATURDAY, the 1111) of APRIL. Those at Bd. from she Royal Garrison Battalion ■nd re maining Regiments and Corps; those at 6d. and all the Cavalry at 9J. per day. On MONDAY. the 13th of APRIL Those at 9d. per day, hoes the lst Foot Guards to the 60th Foot inclusive. On TUESDAY, the 14th of APRIL. Those at 9d. per do, front the 61st Foot, sad all the re mising Regiatests sad Corp. as she these al 1011. par day. On WEDHESDAY, the 16th of APRIL. Thou at la. per day frets le dearest Retilattlidm of Cavalry, with the Ist mud al anapests of Poet Hoards. Oa THURSDAY, the 16th of APRIL. Those at Is. per day, hots t►e 3d Reglement of Fust Garb, s ties end snipe asesbeveallattastmarat that Rate. Thaler. eh e 'Op; r a of Tise Davit's Bridge: Coast Deliao, Vt. Brien to. With Killing no Morikr. On Mumfay, Venire Prearrvcd. After which will be pro. awed, tor the Ant time, • new Farce., ratted Was. my Father A lk 11 Tragedy is iu preparatims, sod will speedily be induced. FRENCH LAMPS WITH IMPROVED SPIRAL BURNERS. PATENT AND FRENCH LAMP WAREHOUSE, • NO IS, LUDGATE STREET, sr. PAUL'S, (nTsstAsNso tall7T-IMIS wr.sas.) I APPLE lON begs leave to inform his WV • Friends sad the Public he seaeral, that be Ina sew ow Sale a heir Ainorituent of the arch-anntirrel and Unproven ATENT LAMPS, which are at this time so wadi is um fen lighting Hallo,Stsireaers, Diniadooseass,Drawieepronsas • Censating.hoesses, Daskiag-boams, PoblieOlkes, Chemins, Clvirls, 1141Lraosta, Pablo: Plans, tic when s brilliant Light is required. An am/trend of the most improved FRENCH LAMPS, is Bran Breeze or Japan. Greets. Lampe. Lushes Giraadolt:•,, sod Chinuary.riees Oruainentv, of the newest . ruins, sad on the lowest terms. Ornamental Gas farness. Fss.hglii, Door, Street, sad envy other description of Tamps, sod Lamers% made suit lined .p.—Carrings,Gis, sun Mail.ossch Lamps, Retail awl for Exportation. Patent snit Illantinstioa Lamps to Let, fur Balls, Roan, Asermblies, Re. Lampe repaired, eleassell,aud looluerod. N.B. Oils are falling.—Spennaerti Oil fur Palest and other Lamps; Lamp Cottages sod Glasses.—Spraking Pipes nude seed fitted up in Tows sod Cusstry. prepustiew, sod will epeedily be Nine o'Clork To-Morrow Mor ' g Tint Mask will bore Foos Pipes o► Post s Two Prises of R 30,000! O. FRIDAY, the 17th of APRIL. Thirty-four other Capitals of A'5,000, X 1,000, &e. Above 1,300 Prints of 1100, Crook. inc. Must all be drawn TO-MORROW. Is the hies Lottery that curtained Three Proses of 30,000 Pounds, BISH sold thew A LL! ! ! IN THIS LOTTERY, Tun ONLY t 30,000 yet drawn ; nearly HALF the Capitals yet draws; sad ROTH the Masks entitled to Four Pipes of Port each, Were all sold by BISH! ! ! Who earnestly invites his Friends to purchase the remaining I wo Prises of R 30,090 At No. 4, CORN HILL, sad 9, CHARING-CROSS, THIS DAY. The Lottery finishes TO-MORROW. Those at Is. per day, from the Royal Garrison Riftslion, and all the remaining Regiments said Cusps, mad also those at Is. Op. per day. On SATURDAY, the 10111 a APRIL. _ . _ _ _ Those at Is. Id. Is. I }J. Is. 2J. Is. 21.1. and Is. 3J. per day. Oa MONDAY. the 20th of APRIL. Those st Is. 31d. Is. Id. Is. 01. Is hd Is. 51d. Is. 04. Is lid. Is 7d. 16.71 d. Is. Id. 10.8 P. Is.9d. Is. 91d. sad Is. 10.1. per day. On TUESDAY, the 21qt of APRIL. Those at Is. 10W. per Amy and upward., and those Pee simian who have been admitted on account of Blindness. It is also ordered and directed, that all the Ont.Pen siotrers belonging to the said Hospital, do pay particular at tention to their instructions, which they are required, to produce at the time of payment, by which they are ordered to transmit to the Paymaster-General of his Majesty's Lsiid Forces in London, their aflidsiits as therein prescribed, of or immediately after every Quarter Day ; without which their Names will not be entered on the Pay-Lists fur the subsequent Quarter, and they are not afterwur.hs to change their place of abode, as specified in their affidavits, without irainvididite necessity, and duly notifying the same. And further to take Notice, t►at, in consequence of va.. pious Frauds having been committed by Pensioners is the Receipt of Pension mid Pris..-Mosey, at is ordered that all Pensioners so offending shall be struck off the Pension List, suit forfeit fur ever all benefit arising from this establishment. RICHARD NEAVE, Secretary and Registrar. i Begins at NINE Tazifforrotr. • HAZARD and CO. recommend their Friends and the Public to notice, that AI.L the following CAPITALS moot be Draws TO.MORIWW, bib APRIL, ',btu the Lottery Anisbro. TWO PRIZES OF .00,000, TO BANKERS, MERCHANTS, SCHOOLMASTERS, SHOPKEEPERS, AND OTHERS. ILTSED OFFICE PENS, at 15 . per Thou. ) send, with a liberal ellowsweet to the Trade, sold by J. WALSH (late Hughes, Walsh, and Sun), Issuer Temple. lase, London, Law Stationer, Bunkerlke, and Pen Sta. mare to the Bask of England. Where may be had, in One 'arse Volume, price 15.. A LIST of the PROPRIETORS of UNCLAIMED DIVIDENDS on BANK STOCK, and on the PUBUC FUNDS, transferable at the Bank of EnglanJ, with the Dates when the Gest Dividealis Respectively became payable, and the number of thclaiaied Dividends due to each Piro priteur. •ND 35 Other Capitals Of £5,000, £l,OOO, Are. &e. FOUR PIPES OF PORT fur the First-Drawn Blank. Warranted Undrawn Tickets and Shares are Selling by HAZARD and CO. Stock-Brokers, South Gate of the Royal &chows, who have Sold Nine Capital Prises in the preient Lonny, and Five Prizes of 110,000 in the Last Year's Lotteries. WESTMORALAND CANVASS. MR. BROUGHA3I% TRIUMPHANT PROGRESS. TO counteract the essay attempts that are dolly made to Dispose on the unwary a spurious compass. coos instead of the GENUINE BLACKING prepared by DAY and MARTIN, tiny ban erisplell a new Label,la slush their address, IF and J. SIVEWRIGHT twspectfolly invite 01 • Public attadiois to the State of the Wheel of the present Lottery. Two.lkirde of the Tickets are pow drawn, ytt Tro-Lifutt of the grand Prises remain in the Wheel, via. Two Prizes of 830,000 ! 34 Capital. of 6,000/. 1,0001. &e. and above 1,300 Prises of 1001 MX ie. which 97, HIGH HOLBORN. sn aminsictioesly placed in the centre, that they trust an +neaten hi this, sad the difference of the type, which I,lr all letter-press, will enabk parchment at user to detect the imposition. The REAL JAPAN BLACKING, made by DAY and MARTIN. to 7, Hies Hatboro, is sold its Bottles at 6d., Ix, +IA li. 611 tat►. MUST ALL BE DRAWN TO-MORROW. That Tturty.six Capital Prizes. including Two of 30,000 L should rentals in the Mead fur the leo day of dentriax. i s a circumstance unknown in the nasals of Lotteries. There ase but few ansold Tickets and Shares, wbieb sway be bad at M 7, Consume" I 38, HA VIA= tT, 11, Houma, 141. Ox rogeway ge; The uld and fortanste Oakes of J. ss J. SIVEWItIGHT. 4 TKINS()N'S AMBROSIAL SOAI', pre. 11l pared by a weer proems, which frees it frum all luting qualities M recommended as the must mild, pure, and ef tonal artiels ef the kind ewer invented; it removes freckles, redeem, and kardnem from the akin, prevents its chappieg, end makes it luxuriously soft, white, and even. sold in squares fur washing, price Is ; and in slaving cakes, price 9.1.—.11.—aed Is. 64 each. ATKINSON'S VEGETABLE DYE donee grey or red hair ow the brad or weirkets, to a bean "Nl and parrwastest brown or black, warranted to eon loktlrly tuner die parpose, or will forfeit One Headred Posieds, price Se.-.-10.. est --anJ Owe Gaines. In our last Paper, we gave a hurried account of Mr. Brougliam's novas', from which, or indeed from any thing wenn say, oar readers will he able to form but a very imperfect ides of the enthusiasm which pervades all ranks of the county in support of the • great cause, of which he is the favourite champion; it is with difficulty he can prevail on the people to allests horses to be put to his carriage at all. Such :mean are exhibited in every part of the county as • must strike the Lowther party with dismay, while they astonish even the most sanguine friends of the independent cause. Who could have imagined that the peaceful vales of Grasmere, Loughrigg, Am bleside, and Patterdale, should have witnessed a sight of upwards of IMO of their stoutest natives, all decorated with blue ribbon,. dragging a carriage over the steepest hills, and rending the air with 'Amite of --oqudepaidence for eve►.^' at every halt ; Preceded by flags flying and music playing t Yet such is the case. We noticed Mr. &oughtn't rotting drawn round Grarsusere into Langdale, Loughrigg, and so on to Ambleside. Last Saturday, it being known that he was to go from Poole).- bridge up the Curolierlind side of Ullswater to 'Petterdsle, and thus to be out of the county only a few 11111 it", immense number of good friends met There were about eight thousand present ; every window was 1011, die people were even rested on the house-tops, end those in the streets were ro jammed together that they moved like Waves of the sea. After Mr. Brongltaih bad been itorruttucett to the freeholders residing itt reurith and ne:ghbotor hood, he returned into %Steam - torehind to proceed on canvass;hie he was drawn, as before, to Brougham bridge, the jonction of the consitirs, alma, with reluctance, the people allowed the limper to be put to the carriage. Tile multitude left film at Brougham Half, after giving three tremendous cheers. rode in front. followed by two bands of music, six gags, with a' Brougham and Independence," and other devices ; !Mr. Brougham's; carriage came next, followed bY NeiTY•I others.' •In this manner they 111 proceeded tq Appleby, wliei.! they net* greeted with bells 'ringing, every window was full of bolos waving blue ribbands am( handkerchiefs. Mr. Brougham was drawn round the high erase, and abetted at Mrs. Ititeon's. house, from which he ad dressor! the immense concourse of anxious auditors ibms eloqueet speecli,.es nearly us we could col.. Net, to the following Afoot : GENTLEMAN— Arrived •at length in the me tropolis of owe county, I exult to findmeself stir. • rounded Ii hundreds of gallant yeomanry, who, flying to hiske; have rushed forward to confound the insolent boast of uueadversariti, that the peo ple are. wiffssie armithe proprietors with them. The sight n ow displayed is an earnest of asiother which awaits them un that yet prouder day. when, in the same place, we :ball close our labours, and inske the air ring with shouts of victory. Until then lei us peitseillee in7the course which we have hitherto held, guarding Isy the propriety of our conduct against all but their inventive malice, from elicit nothing can seetlre us, and firm to our purpose of doing uo more than the duty selt-defeece costing. " I heartily congratulate you upon the rapid pro. mos which the cause of independence has made— ' throve now been over the greatest part of the county. mid in all the places but one; where the strivene . in terest is said to be the strongest. Every where I. have seen with my own eyes glaring proofs of the delusion in which the Lowthers are studiously kepi by their interested agents: and every where I have seen the strength *lnch they did possess weakened and divided. I have satisfied myself of the unpa ralleled accuracy with which the accounts of ode E:smarts are kept, frothing inch a contrast to those of the other party, whose celebrated balanee-lheet you have seen published. Upon this essmination my opinion is formed. What I once expected I can now say I know, sod you may he Assured that perseverance only is required to make the doe yam: , At the present stage of the Contest, it is fit that we should Pause . .to reflect on the conduct of one. antagonists, or rather of the persons through whorls they are made known to us sod deceived respectill its. It grieves me very deeply to mention among those, a considerable portion of the Magistrates of the county. For those estimable characters who compose the local magistracy of the country, while they perform their peldic duties unbiassed by par• tiality, and maintain the dignity belonging to their judicial station, I profess to entertain the most sin cere respect. They deserve the gratitude of the community, the rather because it is their only re • compence, and it is a debt, I am persuaded, cheer fully paid wherever it is due. But there is another species of Magistrates. who are entitled to no thanks—Men wi; briug a reproach upon the name, while they prostitute the authority, of justice exercising with a base and restless uctivity ill the vile arts by which the rewards of voluntary degra dition may be earned —abandoning themselves by wholesale to a party. and running into every eicess that the blindness of factious zeal can prompt ; or, more despicable still, humbling themselves before some great man, seeking his favour, to gratify a childish vanity, or compass adore OA advantages.; and wilfully becoming his devoted creatures iii all the walks of the lowest subserviency. I speak not of the fulsome cringing by which the demeanour of this tribe is marked at - the court of the provincial Sove reign, their only liege Lord. —For aught I care, they May lick the dist until even they are sick of crawl ing—there let them be as meek, as fawning, as crouching, as they. are offensive end dosnitieerisig towards the rest of leis Majesty's people. Stich grovelling only sullies themselves ; and if those for whose gratification it is intended have such appetite us slot to reject it, I have no reason to interfere. But when they come forth among us, armed with the ensigns of their office, and swollen with its dig nity—wielding the sword of justice, not as a terror to evil doers, but to brandish it over their patron's antagonists, and menace those whom, with all their weakness, they dare not touch—holding the ba lance, not with an even hand, but that the sca!e may preponderate into which their master's wishes ate flung, while the other, loaded with the in terests of the public, kicks the beam.—(Loud and repeated cheers.)—Then, truly, it is time for us to ask, whether such things are to be borne in a court try famed above all others for the pure administrs itioli of the law? The figure which I have rapidly .sketched, your local knowledge will easily till up. I will not detain you even with specimens of all the contrivances to which, in endless variety, some of throe conservators of the peace have lost them selves.-seeking to entrap you by promises, or to warn you by dark hints, or to intimidate you by open menaces. Of all these tricks I hear in every corner of the county : sometime, it is an offer to open a man's house," if he will support the Low. titer interest ; sometimes a vague prospect of ml. vantage is held out ; not unfrequently the plain Imo is given of TAKING AWAY • LICIINIS!! But, in truth, there needs no express words en the part of those men to effect their purpose; the pour peo ple under their control know their power, and etc their leanings; the inference is plain, and the end moat gained in silence. But let me exhort you t., bear in mind, that they dare not do as they bar. The law of the land will protect you from them—. the House of Commons is open to the complain,. of the oppressed ; end let me remold them, that the day of retribution is come—its first hlur hat al. reedy dimmed...its lest say see alter e standing before a Court where justice is really dew, sad favour Amu milker to the King's Lieateaant nor to the King himself. To those and . . TO-MORROW ALL THE LOTTERY MUST BE ATKINSON'S FLUID for rambling Ow Hair *bare it has fallen off from illness. • scurf. DRAWN. RICH WHEEL. Only 6,600 Tickets to Draw. STATE OF THE WHEEL.: ..._..... 2 Cased Prises . 1 2 a 4 Perm mire Sa.L-10..7111--re nd One Guinea. 1,000 • • bridge up the cureb t riand aids of Ullswater to pat t o th e carr i ag e. Ti r e multitude left hi m) rradydawited before a - C..Urt ATILINSOhIe FLUID A 400 ties are fix resti , riag the Hair where it has fallen o ff front illness , 4 SOO Ica miles, sit immense number of good friends met cheery. Perspiration, change actinide, Ike. it also frees it from) scurf, 6 bee . hint nt Glencoyne-hridge, and greeted hia entrance The proceedings of Weduiesdae surpass any day *Ars A soft eel &oil as silk, sad keeps it in end due is - a tn ce ere ns i t y oul as ed s w t a o rs re i kr. he. into Westmorellond again by shouts which mode which' has gone b e f ore, it. 114ouOg dent at New- mg exercise in kneeing, rse walking, or in damp weather, Mimi with a profound re- • yrire 31. 64. a Bustle . THE First-drawn Blank will have FOUR the mountains resound. They drew him in the l hippo Hall, he was waited on iir the meriting by au remo t e wt...., i n th e i r appointed rounds, they come amine a ir g . , rd brit as an illnstrlons example, t*rtints --The above articles have the signature of !be PIPES of POKT. usual way, iteeomponied by flog , end music bronght asselublage of freeholders from the adjoilliug count- you to dispense the inestimable blessings of pure and ripest rc.prirtor en the label, otherwise they raison, be genuine. Tickets and Shares (warranted madmen) are selling by over from Ambleside, to the inn at Putterdale, try. At Kirkby-there another cavorleatole wet justice • and if I see much more of their public conduct, it 'loldhy Junes Anemia's, Perfumer, No. 43, Cursed-street annualises. Gnont.t:cn, and Co at their Offices, 104, where he addressed then+ in an elegant twarner, the horses were taken from his carriage, and o re- only le ads to impress me with a deeper veneratiort—rkee acknowledge no distinction of persons—they min in uo party I"°•"leser. leaden; and by oust Perfumers arid Hair: Iliatik-buildings, Gambill; sad facing the gate of the King's complimenting them highly ou great spirit gular procession formed. Above SOO hurfemtql smarm nibs airidvia. News, Cbaring.cruss. tut moth elysttacted from the world s they shim II" hilts • •