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To which will be added, the Meio-Drees of THE INNICF:EPER'S DAUGHTER. *Ward, Mr. Menai I. Froglike'', Mr. Genie ; Harrep, Mr. *with t blinsklea, Comory ; Clem Zeigler (Int tine), Mr Kest ; Willa* Mr. Baniard. Marl, Moe Smith. eon ; Marls,. Mow Ilarinik. Dome opus at Si: eClock—tbe Performance to begin at &ma. Oa Salorday, Ile Tweedy of Alexaader the Great. LAST MOOT OR MR. BRANAN'i ENGAGEMENT. TUBA ?*M OVAL,N COTVIT-GAnDNN. THIS EVENING. THURSDAY, June g 5, will be meted, the Opera of THE SIEGE OF BELGRADE. The leroakier, Mr Seabees; Calsrobergb, Mr. Abbott; Loopold, Mr. Powestt ; Vag, Mr. Limos; Amelia Mr. Dareort. Mho Matthews; Obits, Mr.. L ida. ; Una, Miss Mepheas. Ara► whirl will be prowitial, APOLLO'S FESTIVAL. To whieb will be •mod. the wry Fare* of HUSBANDS AND WIVES. ns i wiscipid Characters by Mr. Blanchard, Mr. loses, Mr. Abbot. Mr. &eery, Mr. WAN Mo. Egerton, Miss Fote. sad Mire 8 Booth. The Deere to be erred at Ms o'Clock-.4be Play to begin at Mots. A Private Bsx way be had for the Sew., or Nightly, .f Mr. Orsadoa, et tbr Be: Dike. To-oterrotr, The Strasger, sod The Forty Theses. TA RAnta-rioni L INGLISEI OPRRA, STRAND. EVENING. THURSDAY, Jane gS, will be permuted (ha time) e new eM►uteristic BALLET DIVILItTISEMENT. Pried/al amen. Mr.*. Albin sad Mee Arlen (Irem the Theatre Bart, Dublin); and imideetal S. the Ballet, will he tairedsced the NATIVE AMERICAN INDIAN WARRIORS, lately arrived Is Raglewd. After which, the Cootie Opera of FREE AND EASY. Sir Juba Fromm. Mr. Wrest* ; Mr. Marks Courtly, Mi. Barney. Gertrude, Miss Belly. To which will be added, the Mwsical &feriaWont of MY AUN r. Dothan, Mr. Meech; Rattle, Ur. Ihrley. Eames, Kim Love. Dom to be opened at Nis, nod the Performoste to beet. al Stara. Raw, ba —Pil, Ra.—llwwer Gallery, 110.—Upper Gal lery, h —Snood Plitt' al Nina .'Clerk. Buys, Places; mod Pusses Bowe% may be taboo of Me. Stevens's, at the Rex Mee, Strand Ratnwee, from Teo till Your; mad al Fearvaaa'a Library, 140, New Boudmirect, opposite Berlispos-isedees. To -rostra*: lire Americas ladies., with lave is a Vil lage, and Sly Gael,. Various Novelties sail Revival@ are is active petwation. TA IiATRE ROTA L. DM/ RT.LA N E. The List Rout of the Conway% perfunsiag this Seam. FOR THE BENEFIT OF MR. SPRING, B•' -Book and Hoene Keerr. ON TUESDAY NEXT, June 30, their Ma. jimmies' Armlets prrters the revived Comedy of THE BELLE'S STRATAGEM. Devienort. Mr. Ellision (who has kindly offered his air. vices); Hardy, Mr Howls's; Sir George Tosehnood, Mr. Holland; Flatter, Mr. Peaky (his Seel appearaisce i• that character); Saville, Mr. Barnard; Villiers, Mr. Illeagansiiii Camila!, Mr. Rent. Letitia Hardy, Mrs Davison; Mrs. Market, Mrs. (Mover; Lady Framers Toothiness, ' Mrs. Ro- Lamm ; Miss Ogle, Min Bare; Kitty Willie, Miss Ceske. la Act IT. • hiseqsersde Scene, he which will he intro. doer', a Minuet, by Mr. Ellision and Mrs. Davison. In the coarse of the eveuiag, the simple Irish Ballad Sf " Rubio Adair," by Mrs. Darima. The celebrated Trio from the Bride a Rhythm, by Mrs. Weed, Miss Wilford, and Mies Cahill. The popular Ballad from My Spouse and I. cake " I west to the fair with a heart all en wienry." by Mr. aimed. The favourite Song of "He was foi deeds o 1 areas," by Mr. J. Soiiih. A new Casale Song, called "The Art of Lying; or, Trails is Propels Persona," The Coareires Lie—Tbe Lawyer's Lie—The Huctor i a Lie— Bonaparte's Lie—The Player's Li., ke. lac. by Mr. Knight, elm will also remise (by desire) • Yorkshire Tale, founded 's' foci. called" Richard add Betty at Mickleton Fair." To which will In' added (by special desire, and for the only time this Season), the Mski-Jrainatic Rammoce, iu Three Acts, called THE MAGPIE; OR, THE MAID OF PALAISCAU. The Millie, Mr. Hughes; Sunset Gerva% Mr. Genie; Found, Mr. R. Phillips; St. Clair, Mr. Cooke; Richard, Mr. Wallach; Illaissit, Mr. Knight; Isaac, Mr. Oubeery ; Otorlle. Mr. Corraty. Dune Hervey, Mrs. Sparks; and Anisette thy permisaion of the Proprietor of the Eaelisis l ) ocrs). 'isles Kelly (who has limsdsamely cos eated to pas. furor en that sight only. In Act 1. a Pam Semi, by Miss Tree. Dour, to be o p ened at Si: o'clock, and the Performance ronimesice at &ern 7s.—pit is 6•l.—Lower Galkry N.—Upper Gal lo), le. Bulges nett Pliers to he lust of Mr. Sprint. Rellund*, Ps %dee% street Muni Ten till Four), sad at No. HP, Little Rossetl.street. Covent-gal dsn. \.R. All Tickets dated Jot, she Sth t will be elliseitled ea ilv.ve - T.ekets told at the deers cannot, soder say preemie", be INDIA SHASVLS. A DIES, &e. arrivisly from INDIA. awl I. PIA INK abort SHAWLS Shan they wish la make ue* ara rt.perifulty iuforteird, dory ',say receive the 111 •title rue Ihvto, by ipplyi..4 at I,lll.LAItlYtt Bart hobs, Ilavehru% scnleh , Maiseil.••frr, trials Littete4 Veatch Cambric, Priatc.l Fortailerr, sal Lae.. Worrimmor i No 1141 , I . 6ll Proile; where the grrmtest variety of liks, mat atriums Intna na. fistels; 'en Pero, Attosin. Chios . 101110 , • am I With Ilse sons, vaclesynfrashinnmblc Articles for Dem: tine insp. Igo* Liarn. , Wheetiori, Jog elms , 101 " 1 " 116,6+l Marseilles Cloth* ; Tittle Lw's; the 1.184.06% Article* fur I. tinily 006 ; fine holm Anil e.leitsits %loan's*, for wear. :041 (knit to •n'• Criss h Mina k cud Munl4%l Poe Imes; New iffl tir ; (:hunt; Prtutr.l Cam. Inks ; Black ft..sobsr.,..•with the ettiikest anti t s for Falls's %time ke. aro constantly On sate, torater t , e t e sod is t tl , Pt ftia First Air. • Flopeoct.o• of liu•ituss. sort Fi.ltilrro emsing in Town, Linfws bssi• ("Aren't 1,445te.... r of; ri• I iire Ivo-pleat (-boles " the 'tr.''. ...1 best Mg , UL1Ct691661 fifft)(o. 6 .. - rift II" 06 dvi raffl:lll6.d. GENERAL ELECTION. I'ESTMINSTER ELECTION. SIR SAMUEL ROMILLY. T" present STATE of the POLL demand% the warmest eekeowleiltniests on the part of Sir S. ROMILLY'S COMMITTEE. They are mot ignorant that endeavouis haw* bees usressittimily exerted to create • inipressiou of some sort of coalition with another Candidate, who has the exclusive se pport at the Go mimeo( While Sir Murray Maxwell wee Mini high apes the Pill, the Committee did not hesitate to dis avow any alliance with that Deadness by new, asd is every shops that could meet the public eye; bad 'bey net so dose then, they would rather take their chalice of the ca lumny's refuting itself by it. own absurdity, than disclaim it sew that Sir N. klaxervlrs Poll is rapidly deelisieg is jostilleatios of their own honour and consislevey, they peremptorily repeat the denial is the teeth of say ossestems or issimmtion frees any quarter whatever. To propene the freedom of Ekelion I. this City (MIN say sort of dictation wee sae of the primary objects of their cause, and certainly that skied would be ill answered by throwing hack the Re presentation of Westminster isle the bends of the Treasury. It rensaiss ..ly to entreat the Electors not to relax I. their exertions * hitherto so saccessfel. It seams probable, that the efforts of Tbis Day sod Tomserrow will lines the straggle to a tombola,. No time, therefore, is to be Iset—. appear without delay at the Pull, and Sir Sunset Rowdily will be one of the Representatives fee Weetesiester. JOHN MACKAY, Chairman. Committee-Rows, 41, ffkagolrest, Covent-Gardes, Jose 14. STATI OP TIIII POLL lir 11amed laseilly LOIS Air Prasseis Owl lett Mr M. llama Henry HIM, . IS PIESTMINSTEE BL tenort lIVIRDETT ALONE. CoMmirsos Ilwow, PIAIIII4 Corm. Hews. Joss U, ISIS. Eamerosio or Wooromiarns! 4 NOI'HER Vk. fORY !-Yes continue to AIL do your 4511, sad pm owl apia stewarded. 04 thia day you have pilled IPI sum thou oste lbadidate, sod 111 mare thee the other. Burdett is tow 154 Wove Sir Mur ray Maxwell. Pertaystre.aad you will sows plow your tree CHAMPION at die had of the Poll. STATE OF THE POLL. StrfA Deg. Teta Emden ltl Eei lllowa Heel. ll fahscriptioas far degaylog the seaman expresso et the Bleeder, seo received at the several Cuatatittee Reams, Gad by Mr groats, N 0.114, thread; Mr. Robtosua, N, Dram. street. %he; &eard Laagfey, Seq. 17. gitwareuread Mr. Riag,lS. Cbareac-eroes; sad at the Dar of she Crows sad dotage Tavern, Strand. The Comeasitter cautions to sit daily, as above. frost Tea o'clock is the Vargas( till Tea o'Clock in the Evettiag. THE prevent Coded for the Reprerreirhoe of the City of Westeniniter iv an object of public in terest. la it. wend sew, the friends mid Supporters of Sir INlVititAlf MAXWELL have drteeniined to niter into a SU non rnos a» &Cm's, the aeurssery Expeeess of the Itieetioe, and thry invite each Ladies and Getstirstra whose inclination nosy lead them to forward thi. patriotic ...tsars, to pay the maul of their tiabscriptioos to Messrs. Druusesond i s t Chewing-ems; or Sir hint Parries sad Co. Carobs°. TO THE WORTHY AND INDEPENDENT ELECTORS OF WESTMINSTER. --- THE COMMITTEE rur conducting the Elec tion of SIR MURRAY MAXWELL hove great se tiefactios is isfonsisp the Eirehirs of Westminster, that steps have been takes to insure the lama of übtaiming eel missies as di* Poll shame the assollese snolestation uo the poet of lbws who, is seal for the oppssiss parties, have im peded tits assess to the Hostiop. The Electors, eves the most helm, may sow exercise their Elective Franchise at the hour most agreeable So iliesseloro. Cossasittec Roo, Richardson's Coffee Rouse, Seeley Aflame's. RASP INDIA HOUSE, gust 114, ISIS. IPHE COURT of DIRECTORS of she R. UNITED COMPANY of MERCHANTS of ENG LAND, greasy to Me EAST INDIES, de hereby giro Medico, That the COMMITTER of BUYING and WARE HOUSES will be ready to receive Proposals is writhes, aealtd up, na or before Wednesday, the ISth July, IBM, from midi Perseus u may be willing b sepply the Cern. Pay with RASPS, and RUBBERS ; and that the Ceeditieus of the Cataract may be men noes application to the Cleft of the said Committee ' with whims the Proposals mess be left Were Elects of the Chuck se the Mid 15th day uf July, after which hoer the Committee will sot receive any Tender. JOBLPH DART, Secretary. Tibia day are published, it vole. price 14e. DISSERTA I'IONS ou the PROPHECIES, by the late D. Levi. respeetisit the Cowing of the Newish, the ft...titration of the Jews, and the Resurrection of the Dead. Revised rod eireserd by I. KING . Published by KINN Patensemoter-row ; add alga by Mire wood, Neely, sad Joan 4 ofteperor. Corehill ; tbapple, Pail- Uall ; Roeder, and Kirby. Otolleed-sireet ; sad all *ober Unoksellevv. The Dtdieation awe latrodartion by I. Sine. Noakes the Work extremely iatereatiag, awl itheitrotive of We verity of &weed Writ. sad dessoostratiog the former mad pretest ac. tompliehaorso of She Prelpheeka, load abooadinot with se. rheas load important Waiter that comma every limiters Wee. GENERAL ELECTION. TO THE INDEPENDENT FREEHOLDERS OF THE COUNTY OF MIDDLESEX. Gsteirsinc, THE iNttennie onoseoneoe of Inpport whieh 1 Imre received frown retry part of the County d►mind lay mist grateful orknowledicineets. As a report is in circulation that a iblni Caiwkdate will be prop sad to you ow tbr de, of Election, I venture to renown a numerous slteadaneo stay friends at Beerifoof on FRIDAY N EXT. 1 revet that, with every rutile, on my port, the time has Not admitted of my wahlag upon every Freeholder; an. if th ew ho are mow shothave will heard from ate, l'hope they will attribeite the oakiwriou solely to the inaccuracy of my I hove the hounor In be, GRIITLIIIIIII, Your irbligrel sod faithful Serveot, ft. Jamo's.aquare, hoe Is, IBIS. G. BYNO. • • 'He =reties for llliddleere begins TO-MORROW, FriZy, the Nib Wet. et Ter o'Clock. TO THE GENTLEMEN. CLERGY. AND FREE. HOLDERS OF THE COUNTY OF MIDDLESEX. fikerm.rmnr. ADISSOLUTION of Parliament liaviow taws play, 1 as encouraged again to offer myself u • Cosi/date to reptant yltu in Parliasseot. 1 ass aware of for yeas trust reposed in ynur Repro.- graloaing; bet &tiering myself that I bast not betrayed that Irma. 1 bop I shall not be rousidered es prrsoniptativis M @davit you for yaw Votes and Interest so Re-eket use one a yaw Reprowstasiwas, aronriag you that no attestant un soy ymtl shill ha wanting to 111 that oituilua witb diligeuee god lidality. I hum hum asestaally employed Mom the Diemlotion is Conmeelmr diflrmot puts of the Comity; hut I Rill per. emsdoill She slowness of the time will plead my *sense for not Wiwi trailed opus you all penenally; sad should I nut Mare written Is mon owe, I hope it will only be mini baled to the immettroeies of the Lists, an.l out to any dlimped ea soy part. The listlerlim mouse I have nos. eNsued in my Gamse eaten& the most satigaim expecta tions, mid Emma& my warmest thanks. I. therrfare, :num eamootly esHeit per support at Breatford TO-MORROW, at Tea drawly which is the hour MENd by the Sheriff.. I hme tM buttnur Is be, Getrecsuem, Taw most obedient and very bumble Servant. WILLIAM MELLISH. Bash Hill Park, Middlesex, Julie 25, 111111. The Cesswittee for coadarting Mr. MeMidi's Election grill sit daily at his house, lit., Sisbopstate Witham. This day is published, the gecond with r.oierlioas nod Additions, in one vol. l2.nti. 6,1. plain, or Ids 1.l coloured, CiON VF. INA T lONS nil 1;01' AN Y. wit!' Twenty Engravings. The object Of this %VOA is Its enable yuung penimer Iu acquire a k.:uaii•ilze of the vette table prorlUction4 of th. it native country ; G.r this potrimse the arrangement of Liana:its is brii Ay explainr-I, and a na tive plant of tack class (with n few %rept iiiii is exaessioed, and illustrated by an Engraring ; soil 4 short Account is added of some of thr prioccpal foreign Spccues. Print. d fur Longman, thirst, Rees, Orate, and Brown, Laden. ACC VWS CH BM ICA L TIBIA This day is pebSisbed. tribe Capperr-pinks and my tele& &tably enlarged, in we release, delay lime. price es. rims Worth. A PRACTIC AL TREATISE me 16 IJSE AL sod APPLICATIOX et CHEMICAL It E.ACIENTR IMP TESS'S. Prequel &Mien ; ride roachie Dinnrtions for Analysing 0r... of Muir, Buds, ‘lnateres, sail Mineral Vi'mars; illiessrmr.l by _ aP.Arkuof Experiments. By FREIDEHI(K ACCVM. Clearalirr Chemist. Abe lately by die sante CHEMICAL. AMUSEMENT; remaining IS) enri tttt s am! ustermsing Third Gh.tisu, uue volume, 12nui pike IL extra boards. •.• Fur reironsorisdatlope of this anin.ing volume, tee the GreilesumN Maguitscs, Jct. Sur. iambus : Pti..tyil for Thionsits Hors, No 3, Patti row, orris aw : and sold by all Bookerllers. The fistipri• tor ..f any Colostry r, who will 10. 'err the OAP 461 . Or.. .ttiver.im. oral twice, within finee ni note% front Jn.y I, may. aft. r bark:: rrnl the two wipers coots 000 i o roc% ss• rt. ma lo rccrive one i...py ar lb ren.l .• r: an unkr for the ..cult tiotuvz!. w !ic.3 vr his Luiv.:4,ll curitsrondtut. TO THE NOBILITY. CLERGY, GENTRY, AND FREEHOLDERS OF THE COUNTY OF SURREY. Garman' IMPRESSED with the deepest gratitude. per .ll. .it ow to return you sty siseere tbinsks for lbe distin guished le/moue you lose this thly conferred upon use, in having sleeted we use of your Representatives is Portia. meat. By • steady adherence to the Coastitut ins of these realms, as establishes is DISS, and by supporiine. every immense, for presenting Economy sad moderate Reform, I shell hope to mere myself worthy of the important tram you hay. been pleased to repose its me, sad thereby to merit a cunt' nee of that confidence and foveae which ever will be the pricker my life to Maim. 1 have the hemmer to be, with the greatest respect, GENTLEMEN, Tour ever obliged, most faithful Servant, W. J. DENISON. Guildford. Jesse 23, ISt& THIS DAY. ITNTIII. 12 &Clock et Night. von meY Purchase the Moak or • Stare of the Sisib Prise above 1,0001. which most be _ .e 40.000 an £13.000 Of HAZARD sea Co. the Contrarian. Royal Exchange. The Lowey finally !Imo. TO-SIOKHO tv AIORNING, NINE acissa. AU the 44 CAPITALS, inkt.boixe 2 Re. Sac. Most he drown To-Mi•rrnw, AS THE LOTTERY FINISH Eia. A fro Tirkela and Shwa yer remain nn•old, and may nail Ir hid, Warmostett Undrawn, HAZAk D and Com 'liar TORS, as old Wile?, ROYA L FACH NG F., lom Dom. by all 'heir Atmasr Shrmsahnal she Cussals7, wbo have alrunly Shame/ and &Ail in she 'nearest Lottery, SEVEN CA PITA I. PRIZES; hi She 11.4,4 Year's Lotteries, Five Pre: s 4.f xiti ►wn, Awl it; further I.4lerieo, Prise to the Amonat of NM?' 1111 L LIOY S 4 SURREY CuUN Y MEETING. GUI LOPORD, JUKF 23. This morning, of eleven o'clock, the Mali Sherd, with the usual attendants, took his seat la the 11411, immediately after which every rut of the building was lilted with as many of the multitude of Free holden', assembled from all parts of the County, as could obtain admittaisce. The Writ having been read, and the usual forms passed through— Mr. TROTTER. after descanting on the Krum' attelition of their Is* Iteiprei.entative to the bu‘i toss of the Counts a n d of his Constituents, con:. eluded a long *darer!, by propo•ing G. li. Sumner, Esq. us one of the Representatives for the C oun ty of Surrey. Mr. Pat.t.nna, in a neat speech, seconded the motion. On Mr. Pallmer's sitting down, a Freeholder from amongst the crowd begged to offer w few ob servations on what had been said regarding the merits of Mr. Sumner. Both the preceding speakers hadltudiously confined themselves to the private attentions of Mr. Sumner, but had unfortuuately omitted tl►e public services of that Gentleman, par ticularly in his valuable and independent support of Minhters in suspending the Habeas Corpus— their arbitrary and cruel i prisonments—the attempt to revore the Property Tax—and, finally, the Bill of latleinssity for all those flagrant outrages against their liberties.—( This address excited ttionthioas applaiise, and it was saute minutes before oi der could be restored.) Mr. HOSIMIT never offered himself to public notice at a period in which he felt - more powerfully the importance of the crisis. 'Flirt the people of this populous and reepectahle County should return men only of ability rod strict integrity, was more pecolisrly important, when they looked to the the. racier of the late Parliament ; that Parliament saw the termination of a co►►trst. the most fearful that ever lied to-mil waged since the civilization of Europe; • contest nut of nhich we had come breathless m►d exit lueted, slier efforts of constancy mid valour, which eclipsed those. of every antecedent period; with a load of SOO 'tailbone of debt; with a weight of taxes that hail nearly extinguished that 'neat tra inable of all ranks, the middle class of society, and that diffused poverty in a sphere so extended, that the rates for the support of the poor, in many in stoners, exceeded the value of the What had the lute Parliament done? It had attEmpted the revival of that most odious of all impositlime;:"(rte Property. or rather the Income Tax; end from the defeat of that Killer!, to whom were they indebted? not to the Parliament. but to themselves. The Free. holders ofthisCoutity. who, at the meeting at Epsom, passed those strong and marked resolutions which had beets so ably supported by the arguments of a Gentleman. who, by his talents and known integrity of character. he conceived more abundantly quell fied for the representation of this County. than any Gentleman within hie knowledge; lie meant Mr. Denison, who, with pleasure lie could not express, hail at last yielded to the wishes of his numerous friends, its offering himself as a Candidate for the County. Mr. LADZILOKE, in a concise •nd manly ad dress, enforced the arguments of the last speaker, and seconded his proposition. Mr. &meta addressed the Meeting. stating that he had fulfilled every pledge that he had given from the first day of his nomination. Mr. Dill isoN. after entering into an historical detail ►especuog former Elections for Surrey. said, " I eagerly ensbnire this occassou to declare. in the face of the County, my politics' rfillelplei to be founded in r steady adherence to the Coustittut as established at the Revolution in 1688. And while I avow myself to he a steady and 10 ) 51 adhe rent to my Sovereign, 1 declare myself a rooted sod avowed enemy to any mats or Minister who shall attedtpt to eucroech upon the rights and liber ties of the subject. Regarding the relatioati Of this kingdom as to foreign politics. I am the friend of peace and conciliation abroad—ut home, of ecOosomy awl Reform. Not that wild and theoretical Re form, which would infallibly involve this country 111 anarchy and in ruin—but tl►at- moderate, ra tiot►al, amid practicable Reform, which will con duce to the benefit autl the Iwppiaess•of all chassis of the State. And of the inaiiy objects of Re fo►m, I conceive the duratiou of Parliaments not ainuti,gst the least. I am decidedly of opinion, that their duration ought to be shortened, and that the expense should be diminished so as to render the situation of a Representative of the people accessible to every gentleman of moderate fortune—that the door may be open to every re spectable chanseter worthy of public cosifideisce, and not confined to those only of emended posses sions--.to the moo of humble pretesis . •, as Well as to the proudest. To use the eloquent expression of ao eloapstrist Member of the late Parliatueut (Mr. Camoug)--- " That no towering Mande, shall," &v. Gentlemen, uguiiiiit the wild doetriiiiii or reform unit nonverbal suffrage thut have luirly been in some Inlacre no vvhentesitly urged, there .1 nut a firmer or noire decided optbooeut --tin' 1 Err' 011 shosillite victim'', 'list it, by imamtaility we euult ittippiive them to be ever carried into nrnctice, the attempt mutt teritiiinor in the utter iif oar mitts, our liburtit 9, tour revert}, oar honouree, tu 6,.►, tit nu' ilhoi , wsCuti.tituttout." eimeloclrii•liv thank u.g they fur tne bottom votiferrel noon Witt. M,. autkon moil .Ir. Sunnier were then inve4ted with the .ovord gulf loin., (lid ceremony i•on: chi led he their hen w theirefl rotiorl the town., The voters in f.iwiter of Mr, lieniMn qrtuitlr tore. 1111h11 , 18ted, TI4 we could conjecture, at Iribt iu th 6 proportion of L` :n 1. E LEC I'd OM In emeiectivence :of the iinotiihition of Sir Godfrey Wt•le.':er, Bart. ere of the tote Itrprescotoriv..4 for the Could? of &wee, at the C v t7orirt. 14 friend of Sir Godfrey Was pninediusely dosioitcheit to the finnottruhl e Ifuronet it 13anlr, and it was represented to Jim, thit the mujorlt« of the Fief.- holders were intim'. to do Jounce in his Purl.a 7 me n t it et conduct, by thee• decided viippOrt. Fir Godfrey 11'ehster Hat no time in attending romminneution. EUPfy Livt morning the Hon. Buroiwt arrived, haiing !ravelled All hight; triumphantly drawn i n to the city. The Conn opened at nine o'clock the .polling then corn. nteneed, end at the door .the Sheriff' dpclared the following to Iw the state of the poll: Wender ' ' 267 Burrell Stirlen Mr. gugoirrs, in a very hautisurne intirnier, then declared. WESbfINSTEIC ELECTIOk. WIDNES6AT-SIXTH DAY'S POLL The proceedings of this dray have been charac. terised by less of bustle, violence, and pirty. spirit, thanfthote Of any preceding day. S'r M. Max Well did not appear on the Makings; and we were trt• ireinely concerned to teem; Mk he had been ist.;. tacked by some of the crowd upon his tlttempt ftt return home the preteding evening, awl ieeeitied such a severe blow/ of a itrini on the Iftinit."i, as ren dered it necessary - to call in the assistance of Blaine and another eminent prokssidnal Clentleitian. He is contitied to his bed. indl, in die opiniorsdf Mr. Douglas Kinnsird, who 6111144 to his melesicholy situation, is most seriously indisposed. It appears the thank upon - 'him was committed by a menial; hut we have tiorheird that the ruffian has yet been taken intiSceitedY. In the early port of the dayot person in the 'Crowd was seen bearlirg lelliork with a reedy rotate; on which svdi written, in large letters, " Tamed/ /" We wei'e naturally enough reminded of the provirb; " Mockinei catching f" and could not help anticipating, that dome of tlfe principal stators in the tate outrages were ripidfe accelerating 'their approach to d similarly eitaliert • situation. The placard bearing the Carikrttore of Sir M. Maxwell. as the fhlraitg-Ilistang, had bee; removed, and no Bag appeared except that of Mr: Hunt. • The poll concluded. lit proclaniation. et tour o'clock. The High Bailiff proceeded to mete ni return dt' the aggregate cumbers polled—tranquil lity very generally prevailed until the annouirce. merit of the poll. The numbers were as follow Foe Sir Samiel *madly • 3 OIS Sir F Minket 2 796 ('apt. Sir Murray Maxwell ," .. 11090 Mr. Hoot ..• • ' • 60 - The popdhiee and the perorate on the huelligi on perceiving that Sir Francis had glinted so con siderable in Advantage over his Opponerit; gar Mur ray Maxwell; " rent the air with loud applause ;" and many, on seeing Mr. Htiot , occupying the plate froth *high hitherto Sir M. Mativell had ad dressed the populace. pointed to his mime at the foot of the poll, exclaithing, " Ni Han, Another held up a paper; bearing these Words— " Where is rine good bog Too-good?—/s Near- Sate fur robbery and forgery." He at length ob. tamed comparative silence, and proceeded to ad dress the po;ndace. He had bken led to imagine that S r Mexwell had taken the hint, and de clined appearing on the hustings. but he had beets assured that he was unwell, and he lied, therefore, taken and oceupird that very plice in which the gal lant Captain had been so ineritedly insulted on previous days, as the choice not of the people; but of the Ministers of this country. It Ivid been said that the gallant Captaiu had, on leering that place. been so inXidted, limittie, and petted by the pope lace and was, in consequence, so ill, that he was at tended at this moment by two physicians.-- But he was convinced that no solt thing would have happened him, nor would he have had (*ca. %jou to require an escort of WO etorstables to guard him across Covent-garden. had he appeared at the Inisting‘ like an Englishman.—(" hose—how °right he to hare appeared ?" cried everal persons near biro.)--Suipormg that Sir M. Maxwell's friends had succeeded in their reiterated endeavours to render him (Mr. Hurst) obnotious to the popu lace, would one of these constables have stepped forw.rd and raiseda hand in his defence 1-g" Yes," said Mr. Lee, the HigA Constable, " every awn of thefts doubt batik taipported ,oa, and that by ley orders, notwithstanding you hone early la tie Eke lion beCired so erslike a gear/emus to ,we."/—On the very first day. Mr. Lee, the High Con-table, Iced threatened to wring the nose •ff his fete.— [Here Mr. Lee tame forward. and thud he was the person alluded to ; bet that most insulting end tau. feetstlealaiily conduct h d provoked this menace.]-- fiat luckily, hind he. he had not the courage to put this threat unto execution, or I should hate served Inia nut an..-(rquering Cis fists. nod sporripg before tit! trodsd • j Tier altrreiltiiin neeurrrd :snout lull brother. whom, mouth drat-and.duravb, this High Cosist,ble wee thrusting out of the hostiorge, but he came up mid enlisted the ridilAra, end furl him from him. Neither he nor Mt brother were afraid of ham sp.r any of thr rnffi , na anossiii.l thy will ( .oasil cheering amongst the erw*d.— Air, ark" ke lied wet fused thee le to day eiserrual alkyd ea be "feel red woo wiltsg mm were :INA of ;Aire ...Rms. W.. Lee Gaited warm kflsre red lice days J. owl J. SIVEWRIGIIT Request their Friends and the Public attention to the very Rich State of the Wheel: TWO Pfizer of £20.000 ! ! ! Amid 42 others of £3.000, g•e. MUST BE DRAWN TO.MORKI)W, FRIDAY, June 26, THE LAST DAY. The Simla-draw■ Prise above 11,000 Fawn he FORTY THOUSAND POUNDS! Or .C 33.000 Tickets sad Shares, warranted undrartn, are now on Sale at the old sad fortunate Others, No. 37, CORNRILL ; I 38, HAYBARIC NT ; 11, HOLBORN ; 141, Oxman STRi CT; Where the fellow's, Capital. hare joist A. Sold Nu. 15.71i0 THE LAST No. 24,106 THE MST ..30,0011 ! ! No. 7 718 .t 1.000 No. sass ll,OOO lee. ix. lee. TO-MORROW. &nth Prisa @bows 1,0001. oast be 40,0001 ! Sr 23,0001! ••••-•-• 44 Capitals! including Iwo 40,000/ moat all be drawn TO-MORROW. June 46, When the Lottery linisbes. ••••• Tickets mid Shares (warranted nedrawn) are selling by RICHARDSON. GOODLUCK, and CO. Stock-Brokers, Corobill and Cherinteross, When they sold and shared in the present Lottery the &Bowleg Capital Prizes: 4,060 £l,olo 1,904 ten 11.0011 10400