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. • - -- Pr :- - 7 : — 7 . 7 • W W- 7 - .;',—. . 7 :3111M w : ..77X 4 . -- - ". / "MIW : 4 :C 4 e, i , 14/444 143 . l - ..• • ••• • • -;-,s. :, . • 4 .°,/:...:;!,,, . /, i ;,. 0 # 1 ; . yr n N a • Lic ii!,. r i r I LI el t 'N' - It' ••••• * "... ftIlli• - • i rt 0 . - , • ..... •. I sl• . __ ._ -------- YG's riIVA rim!: 4114 EATNIN(I. SATUItrIAT, Feb. 27. oil, he prrfinvera 11. DON pIOVANNI. . _ With rat!. ET VIRGINIS. :WHO N mat OF THE NEW MiLO.DILIMATIC. PLAT. ?Ii 1e4TR17.-ROTA L, onritr-tAys. TI SkTURDAY. Feb. his Msir.4'. !Wryest' still perform (3rl time) a visa Ililtr-Dritmorte Play. I.i rl•ree nett., r‘lir.l FlieHN OR. A DAllerrnrc covnAmr.: The Illstac by Mr T. Cooke. Tim Ontrartrre by Mr RAP, Mr. H. Keen'ile, Mr. Nes. vlogls, Mr. Powell. Mi%• 0. Corr. Mr V . arsubl, Mr. v. Mr. ifatkinousr. Mr. Smith, Mr. Gmtie, Mrs. %. t$ re!, Mrs Ore', Mips rooky, itr ke. In Art 11. • Pas Seal, by Miss Tree. After which, 11w Magical Entertainment of ROSIN A. Merrill , (flrM time\ Mr. Wont,' ; Captain !Weille, Mr. 1 I Smolt; William 'first time), Mrs. °err. Iti )) i)) a, Miss troilism s Pliertw. Mist Bland.tl it Sit &Clock, and the Per- The Duns to he up one ' tormentr to britio si Seven. Mimes, a.: *twit Mire, 3• —P it as ; Keened Price, 25 . —lmo , . Gallo y. 25.; Second Priet,l9.—Upper Gallery, Is.; Soretiol Niro% 11.1. 8„,,, and Phi'' 5o he viten rif Mr. RnAwell, tit ilit Dn. toed* of Ow Theatic. tiwin Ten till Fuer ; where may he had 3 Pruner Huy ii i r toi,i, i On Mirol.l, the iicw Tratisly uf Brutus. or The Fall at I TAstplin , with the use rare of High Notions, or A 'flip 1 W i rarr t% 'riiisiistrllif. a feeoorite Play. and The Prignner at T.netta. thi Thu , *dm, the Comedy of Kok a Wife died five a Mite. A new (Imo! Dramatic Momenta, is two arts, to he called The Carole a Wonders. will he performed, for the (list Uwe, on Mouthy. Mai a Is 11. A new Tssigi-Cimieily, in ere arts (in which Mr. Kenn will perform a principal character), celled The Dam(' of Nap:r., will Ite prildNeed oil Thursday, March 1-I. ------ T 1 g. 4711 P:10 A CM'ENT-GA It(J XX. THiS EVENING, SATURDAY. Fe l) . 27, will lw serif dye royale Ores of I.OVE Iy A VILLAGE. Woodvillelt, Mr. Paareettl Toms/ Uralnn s Mt. hoot; Hawthorn, Mr. J. I,sans; gesiace. Mr. Dignifies; nriv. Mr. Emery It (no t It, Stephens: Deborabt W. , o. l cork. Mot. 2) veltpu.l., Eneinds, Maps 3lattbetta ; Madge, Ors. Liston. In Aet 111. the lUst.t of " Toe►tirrr tel at nip lbt Arida," by Mr. Hoot and Miss Stephens. Afire which, a Parer, in on. set, r‘ll , d HOW TO (;ET A To which trill'lte added, Garriek's Farce if HON TON. lord Minilein, Me. Junes ; Sir John TroN►y, Mr. w. rse. yes; c u ltist., Tsvv, Mr. Abbott ; irPpßili, Mr. Faller; Slr. Em►ry. Loly bllnlliu, 311 a. Giltb.; Mimi TON I ), Mi.a fleauton. 'llse Doors %mu be opened •t Six o'Clntk, and the Per. forifllitre kegs.. at Si :en. Poxes, Is Second Price, *.ls. Prier, la —Lower fishery, Is. S.cond Price, Is—. Upper Gallery, Sec t• Price. 6d. Marrs for hie Boars to he taken of Mr. Brandon, at the Ilart.street, from Teu 1116 Four. A {'rust , Pox may be had for the Season, or of Pr. Br:onion, at the Sox office. (In Monoltty, the new Tearely of Evadmr, and thr new pond Pant me Os. Tne►dar, the Opera of R..h Roy Maeerugur Thurstlat, the new Trairefy of Evadne. iii Slimelay wi:l Fr prinhiced, • new Comic ()per., in tSrre a cts. roquvird La !num.., and 00 Thy FMN•a of • Day, called Tlie Manisie of Fi•aro. s n inelyill, afriblaimmly appear in • new character. WESTMINSTER ELECTION, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 26. tM the Pint of March will he published, Nu ill. once 98 Ad. of SHE F.DIN 14.111611 NIONTIII.I' RE VI Article 1 The I.tfit of Mary (toren of Scot*. fly George Chaltivess, F On the Ponisliment of Dr.ith in the (AU' lit Futici y ; its iu j mule.nod inipoliry uFli t_ New Taira, by Niro. Oeie.—l V Au Itigts:ty iota the Abtittcs of the Chasten - 51 Rebook. in Ireland ; nub Mesons Ira tot the Edlicatiou of the Loner Chases iii that Como ry —V Directions for thr To-taunt/tit s.tf l'er ))))) who bare !Aro Pui.on,and those its it state of 4pp lietti 11) , :1111, by M I'. 000.5, trantdatsd frowi the French, by It. 11. 111 lel:, literice..ii.-11 The Lives of Haydn and Mozart, with 011, "veva' ions un Nettistosio, siol 011 the prritent'slatri•f Music in Fs ince nod Italy, Mandated from the French of 1.. A. C. Itmashrt ; woLh Noire, by the Author of the Sierra Fleho. duce.—till Fact. and Oti.erritious towards (towing n hew Theo. v of Cie Earth, by W. 11. 1 icht, 1.1. U. booloit j'eutded fur G. soul W. ft Whittaker, I', Are ; and 11.011we11 and Martin, Bead-street; Waugh nod Iwus, Edinhisigh; and 4tobaston slid Deus, Dublin. TWELFTH DAY. At the close of the poll this day at four o'clock the iiitmlirrs werr—. Hon. G Lamb. 3,27,1 J. C. Hulihousr, Esq AROM AT IC Sri MT of VIN EGA 11.—Thia mrreenble perfuernA Liquor (she original invention of Mr. Henry) ; whirls is 1:(11,1110:11.11 rlliciry in roil., ing (Antrim+ asnll brad-acht, and in vnunterarting the effects of out, Mated, floor, or infected air, Continue' In Ire Orparcd, 111 the create" per(roion. by Masan. THOR. and WM. 111'.1% SY, !%I A wrAtrum ING CIIEMPrI M A 13iCH /lii Is is sold in lorlon, wholesale and retail:, by Messrs. lt 1Y LEY 311.1 Proldniers, Cosksper-stetri ; and retail, reseals. 9). by our or n: ere Agents in every principal town ; but it cannot be atunin , , unless the names ..f the ..1, we Preparers are engraft(' oa the Government Stamp, 1.,,h is fixed over the e..rls of each bootie. Proper Spuoge x••• :or sold by klaylcs auJ Blew, u usual. 14+ shove ni Ms& be had, sisibenticated by a similar Swop, II E15."141P14 174 MINED MAC'S MA, in bottles s t N. binppera at 4., 4d. (1)STINIIAtION (H: HUMROLIWS TRAVELS. ✓ose 11.1 . V I. oobitelieek, in Bvo. 4 1 . 1rire lOW Volume IV. of PEivioNAI. Ts.ARRATIVE or M. • DE IJCIIROLOT'S TRAVELS to the EQUINOC. TIAI. REGIONS of the NEW CONTINf.IST, during the Year% 1749-1804. 'Timmlatest by HELEN MARIA WILLIAIIe., Ulitler the immesh:oe issapecli 0000 of : the Primed for Lemossesan, Hunt, Kees, Orme, untl Louilon. Of wham may he tool, The First Three oleinep, price It. 19a. !marsh!. The KESEA 2 vols. 11. , 8.1. .4 POLITIC 11. IR/ViAY on the KINGDOM of NI y !sPAIN, with Maps, in 4 role. price 31. 13. Majority fur Mr. Lamb 424 The business of the Election goes on with less of vigour than might he expected from the nature of the struggle. Mr. Lamb still gains upon his ants g -t on the day's poll, besides keeping up the majority which he has already acquired. The crowd was as great as usual, hut there were no new placard. or orators in front of the hustings to en liven the scene. Some few mugs were in the hands of the ballad-singers, but they were quite devoid of humour. At ii quarter before four o'clock, the respective candidatii came upon the hustings, accompanied by the friends whri usually attend them. They were received with considerable applause. Mr. Lamb of coarse ctme in for his share of the disap probation of the hired' of his opponent. When the poll war tleclared=— Mr. floeftousE came forward, and was received with great applause. fie said that their adversaries had only gamed 19 on this day'. poll. He could not hut consider this to be it very small majority— he could not but consider it as a certain sign of the thunivutiou of their means, amid its a good omen of the little they can have to expert as the poll ads T POINTS orintres towards its close. He felt confident that NVI IN 'llllO LOTTERY the independent Electors of Westminster would not In atl.lsti..e. to FOR f'Y LAP 1141.6, including stiffer their liberties to be hail, notwitliiitandirig the 'I II li FE PRIZES of .1:40.00u, ' efforts of a coalition as extraordinary and utiprinci iviiii tiny 10 ,one TlCK9's. pled as any ever entered into by the party kolown by I If.ST 160,11' OF DitAWING. IikIACIDA OF AMERICA—TDDID EDITION. the name of Mile. It was the most unfortunate I•!.iili alb, lissl,l l , o o f the V . ~o. Second, roue .1 4 ci. 4 1) 1 . am i ! • •fiiis dam is publiskid, iii Ova. tome IN. 6.1. booordos, in their whole annals. The people knew that s.itiirli ditto, Prises of 110, %oil :se Whist:ell too SC;TEEN . NAItItA•I'IVF of a JOURNEY of FIVE fort y years sign the Vhigs coalesced with the 4 1; 44i NI)ItAti N 'fICSETS, or the -aloe statist is 611, 4 ye.,,, , , 4 .11101's.AND MILES ilorAindo the EASTERN and 1 Tories to obtain . ower—they knew that they "'I 64 ' 11 ' i ttf , ..sTEttls STATES of AM ERICA, esootaistesl in liicht SO roolrawn Itellebi. or made ae . lam coalition iii 1006—they were . Ite l eot.., 4.1.445...11 to Ilse 'Thirty-untie Fl o rliolo yaistilio, My now , . . , Imo Cullen +n Ilbont so, or consuming, nOt OM 11 In obtain power, but ! utsiiii its,. tuiluir was aerated to Jour, 1117, to Itlkeritests II "1..til t'sols 44 so o tourive , , or . . thetitet „ i „ . 40 , 1 what pat , wh . the united state . , ;,,,,, thi he 1 to obtain influence, and actually 'liaising hands cdo Vollroitos Fitzlitles, 0) ' atotZie ie, ob. or Res.sdeosce. Wells Remarks Sin Mr. Ma. I wills the Very party which they have far years 1,2e0 Unity:nen Stott...4e , , ! totel'os " Null:." sill •• LeVet %'• ' been Wail% up to the tengeance of the ityht lu be chosen In any Lottery Othee its I Aloolon s o r the Coun• ' lb y, owl wbotOT buys A TICkEI or S bare . 111 II E\ It l' B. FE&IIIIN. i lie. Thrsecoalvtions, et can easily he imagined. Before 23.1 NI ARCA, I, slated fur losigusmi, Horst, Hal, Draw, null Brows, ! cannot take place without a dun ttttt novo of the cha ff ii , ii sycivre the .t,i,a Cloassee gibrli by .11115 own el lounge I.soolois meter plead, !tarty ericrrioeil. The *hip were, a,••••1, by slack a hive, •. Ilus .:%Ir. restoss%; hook is fall of Aloe n 00.5 •u hualole ito• h owever , li..critely the lopre intonate of the SI X - ITEN - 111 may Cllll 20,0 0 t) (AIM r AS. 1 f""P 4I / 1 ,0 % in ' d '' '11`11"1:"1"1"11 by the 'it ck`• Hui only ur two • l.ir in evii•li coalitiou thee oatl lust their clots All Oo- P.i VII is Ni En LI NG MONEY : . sol'impiriog. ..1.....t1id0, :ma intelligent i5(.1.1, but of bit e ,' , rata. r. In the t•onlititin atoll Lord North every boar Tick 1.1 s *nil 1411A1IF.s: 4,* adline ,t ! grs 'stela Gone.. and 1111psio I • 3111y."-041 I I: , c‘ . .. sp. cc.. k f A LI. 'Illt: I.OFI LEI iol fll.:04 I the bcotrolt fox 1/.01 , ,, I),,ruslin ji I t l lb . Lis - t u r d 3i , . Fox. lii that aleuli the same tudiv:dual Alit: LONDON MUSEUM or NATURAL HISTORY, at the Egyptian Hall in Pura.lilly, con- Wining the !argent Collection in Europe girairuperia, Boil , . Reptiles, Fishes, Shells, Ste. will be SOLD BY AUCTION, in sepncate Lots, iu May sett, unless diipuseil of by Private Contract. Salt; Catalognea are preparing. INDIA WAREHOUSE. INDIA SIIAWILS ANTED.—EV ING TON begs lo inform his Friends and the Public, that he ii gis ing exlrsorilmary Prices for every description of i,NDIA SHAWLS Those Ladies and Gentlemen who may wish to ulitam their fullest value, will Gail themselves liber ally trratrd by an early application at 10 s I.t,Jgute•slreett near St. Paul's. Note—.-Larlies wishing to exchange their Shawls may Ire aceocamodated on the most advantageous trims. WANTED I , y • ttrnvly middle-pv.(l Mnii. SITUATION as HEAD IVAITER, or on the Cstehlielinerst . in en Inn or Coffee-honor; in Town * or Coun try; has been in some of the first Hoopes is, TOWY. Can seer a respectable character from his list Einployer. Meet, IKni paid, for J. H. at the lierk.eley Arms Wine Vaults, Adam-etrert Wrst, Portman-somase. This day is published, with an Engraring, price 41. ed. in hoards, ►FHE GAS BLOW-PIPE; or, the Art of ■■ Fusion, by burning tip gaseous conatittients of watt► ; Riving the history of the Philosophical Apparatus so &PIO. 000 o imbed ; she proofs of analogy 'pi ils sips rations in the timbale of Voleasowa; log.iber with an Appendix, containing ■ss Acrt 00000 ..f Exp►riments wills this Iglow-Pipe. lid• EISWARD DAIKW.I. CLARKE, LL.D. Professor of Mineralogy in 'the University of Cambridge, :Itemiser of the Royal Academy of Sciences al Berlin, &c. fur T. Cadrlt and W. Uavies, Strand. of whom owy also be bad. by the same Author, A METHODICAL DISTRIBUTION of the MINE RAL. KINGDOM into Cl3stier, Order', Genera, Specie, ayl Varieties, in folio, price If Is. in boards. THE PAMPHLETEER, No. XXVI. is this day pubhuhrth sod may he had of all Booksellers, pr:ce Qs, 6.1 . The early Numbers hren Reprinted. complete Seto nosy be pruriircd from the Commencement. This day was published, 12mn. prier 3s. GI hound, WRENCH CONVEIiSATIONS of IS MO !' ER v ith her DAUGHTER and some other Per ron% Composed for Mme. Campan's Establishment for loooz Ladies nos,. Paris, a n d rirrsaged by Madame D•• • • for the nse of Entligh YOIIIIC Ladies. A Third FAitioa, with noun roles Addition% and considerably Improve•l. 1.9104.0 : Trotted foe G. and IV. B Whittaker, 13, Ave. 51a+ I his tl.ty was in (Inc handsome Volume, 12mo. price Ov. boards, or Gs Gd. bound, A of_ MODERN HISTORY, bun the Destruction of the liVestren Empire, A.D. 17(1, to the claim .4 the year 1818; together with a concise Vier of the Ripe mid Progrpm of the Arts null SfirliCeP, and of eiviliz Gluon in Ir.untise ; with a e proolious Table ache. .........y from the Creation of the World to the pre sent time. Py A. PICQUOT, Author of ° Elements of Universal Geography"..." Tables of Comparative Chronology," &c. ste. London . Printed fur G. and W. 1). Whittaker, Aye -31:II I a-lanr. In ihr and will speedily be published, in orisvo, 111' . .1t..10.1(Y.NS preached in St. John's Chapel, Edinburgh. By DANIEL SANIJFORD, D.D. One of the Iti.luips of the Scotch Episcopal Church, and foe Strident of Christ church, (Wood. gAmhisrcls: Printed fur Aiehihalil Constable and Co. ; F C. and J. R twin gtou ' St. Paul's Church-yard; and linnt-t, Robinson, and Co. Chsopsiole, 1. ton. TO THE ELECTORS OF WESTMINSTER. CovicrLicsits, 1 T t . soy deity to thank on for the situation 1 I continue to hold on the Pull, loot !be. 704.ritY is much toss small to closure sot (East the noire milting nod extrsurolinsoy @fruits of our ad irs. On the friends of RVAL FIIFEDOX cod lunerranvacr. I repeat my call, though my Oppiment woold dilly that 'tenuous's. tom to any loot his own supporters. I cannot but coossider that the trial of Yenrs has confirmed to the followers of those Psorints whose principles I prolows, that title who+ he would orrolcate to sonotitclligible theory and undefined inslation. All is (sir before us, if we epee•bly seize t h e opportunity, nor sacrifice to su over•confidence the success that as active seal will command 1 bare the bonone lo be, GENTLEM►'N, Your tnibrul and obedient grant. tit:4)lWe LAMB,. . _ . . - tglent Committee ROOT, 27, Henrietta-street, kebrulary 26, 1819. STATE OF THE POLL, ELEVENTH DAY. Ditry's Poll. 71014. Him G. Lamb 3Ol 4. C. Holthouse, Esq_.. 282 Major Cal twright 0 Mi. Lamb's Committee respectfully • inform his Friends, that the reports purposely circulated, of the Electors in hie interest being ohstructed or molested on their way to the Pull, are entirely without foundation and that a free pas• sage from the Committee Room, 27, Henrietta street, to the south entrance of the Hustings, will be kept open flown to the eery last hour of the Foll, and that au Voter need appre hend the slightest inconveuience. AT a very numerous and most reapectirlile I MEETING of TRADESMEN of the PARISI, of ST. GEORGE., HANOVERNQUA RE, convened bjl public Advertisement, for the purpose of SECURING the ELEC. TION of the Honourable GEORGE LAMB, The following Resolutions', moved by Mr. Chas. Smith, and seconded by Mr. Griersoo„ were agreed upon lit. That it is fur the character and honour of the Trades men of this Parish, to lake an active interest in the result of the pending Contest. 2.1. That the question at issue appears to no to he, whe ther the vast inoportion of the Electors of Westminster, who are hostile to the principles of Universal Suffrage shall, or shall not, have one Representative iti Parliament. 3d. That there remain in this Parish more than sufficient Totes unpriiled to secure to us a Representative on Consti tutional principles. 4th. That we wiU each individually contribute oar utmost exertions to urge to the Poll on the four remaining days, those who, from an over security, have bithertn 'considered their Vote unnecessary, and awaken to a sense of the im portance of the Contest, those who have hitherto been indifferent. PETER t.AURIE, Chairmen. Resolved, That the Thanks of thus Meeting be given to the Chairman, for his impartial conduct in the Chair. WE-STMINSTER ELECTION. REFORM OF PARLIAMENT. FLECTORS OF WESTMINSTER !—The Power of the UNNATURAL COALITION against you is dwindling away ! Their trilling Majority of Nineteen at the latter end of a week is equal to a defeat at the beginning. Those whom softener and power deprive of choke, are compelled to vole at What time their oppressors bid them— still their Majority is but Nineteen ! It is an evidence of their declining strength. Come to the Hustings—vole for HOBIIOUSE—and give them their DEATH-BLOW'! sTATt OF THE POLL, ELEVENTH DAY. Dais Poll. Gross Poll. HOMMUSE 282 CanroftionT.. ..... LAMPI ... Committee, Fisher's Room, Covent-garden, February 26. 1819 Sobscriptisnes are received at the Committee Room, and Ly the Treasurer, Mr. Brooks, 110, Strand. was blamed, for irobrille iiiitinted may teams to Lord Grenville or Lord Sichnoirdi ; for t he hut. , eh, racier they had w is never toueliert upon sue The secritice 00000 ciple was insole n.l the part of the Whigs, and they 1.14111 e %tittered b..' estimation. So on the present occasion the Tories do not stifit.r, it is the %%legs that have incurred the onions of the met of which they have been play. The Tories naturally prefer a Whig Candidate to a impeller one any thing but the latter (or them. Wheu the Whigs tint forth their eliiiin to public confidence, it was right for the people to ask them what they bad done during the last Poly years for the perainuutit cause of Parliameidary Reforro. It would not do for them to give the go-hy to this question by general decimalnu upon the cause I.f !thetas.. Let the Whig candidate 'peek out u p on this ponit--det him say what sort of Refortit he meant to advocate. He load not yet even (lectured whether he was for abolishing the rotten boroughs. Neither lie nor his friends had yet said they would go this length. If the Whig Candidate attempted to avow any such opinion, the ground would be taken from under him. How could lie ask for the support of the greet families in Weetminater, if lie said, My Lord, I'll take away your inieseat in this place, I'll knock off your borough in the oilier," would lie not be deprived of the import mom which h e now bu'dt his confidence of success? Upon such is topic the Whig Candidate most be naturally embarrassed. How could he vote against Ministers when he knew that on the present occasion he had Government support ? Flow could lie be euppo t ed to be the choice of the people when it was known that lie stood there as a Candidate supported by two parties who had no interest in common with the people ? It was gime impogsible for the Coalltiori Cam diilate to vote for the people without incurring the charge of ingratit ode to his patrons. — His appeal to tradesmen for support was ridi culous, for lie knew that he had already made his appeal to the influence which coniroled the persons in business whose votes he wanted. It would' be much fairer for the IVhig Candidate to speak out the real sentiments t list he knew lie would be obliged to utter—it would he fairer fur bins at once to say, as the Tories used to do, that lie was a friend to " the good ofd principle of King and Constitution." This was the coarse pursued formerly, when the Admiralty returned their Can didate. ?Ir. Lamb came before them as the fliend of melt and things—he was the friend of Sir Samuel gotnilly—he was the friend of the poor. Al'hat Would they any of a man who called himself the friend of the poor, but who, at the mime time, cur tailed the franchisement of the poor man, fur the tionspayitient of poor Tatra ? lie concluded by stat ing that he had a perfect confidence in the final twee's} of this contest. Their opponents this day had only a majority of nineteen, amt when they cmisidered the nature of the efforts made by their opponents, this 'hewed the eeliausted state of their mewls. Ile had no doubt of an ultimate triumph. Mr. I.Aato came forward, but the noise was so great, he could not obtain a heuring. He said that lie was slowly but surely preserving his progress on the troll. They had bees. pleased to hear lits oppo nent, and if they would not hear him in reply to the false assertions, and false tegument, urged against him, he must only wish them a good even ing, as he Was not permitted to controvert the tic cusatimis which they had sut'cred to be made spinet his character. Sir FRANCIS Ituetterr came forward and was re. ceived with great applause. He spoke as follows: " Geotlemen—l did not address you yesterday from the hostiisgS, because, as 1 repeatedly endea voured to impress upon you the propriety and jus tice of hearitig every person who addressed yon, and thinking it only justice that you should act mint. this feeling, 1 was really anxious that the oilier Candidate should he heard before 1 again appeared before you. You have heard the repeated addresses niade by Mr. Ilubliouse to implore your attention to ilr. Lamb—and, however difficult it is for you to suppress your feelings, it would be well if you would continue to give i:11 parties patient hearing. It would he will to do so, for you have heard the most extraordinary motives assigned to ibis inter ruption. You have heard of the extraioditiary charge that you are brought here to interrupt Mr. laitnbl—and the still more extraordinary assertion, that you have been bribed by me fur this put pore. AVere I capable of attempting to bribe the English public, for such I may fairly call the great body I now address, your own in tegrity would, Stn sure, render shortive the bareness of the attempt. It has been suggested that I should have iSrtressed you when Mr. Lamb was interrupted, NY the purpose of obtaining for him a hearing. This wmild have peen arrogance and folly on my part, for it is imistissible I can do More than I have done, that is, 'to selicis your pa. tient attention to ell that the lowness engaged in this content can have to say to you on the present occasion—and it is unfortunate fur your own sake,, as well is fur theirs, that you will slot listen to what they have to urge in their own behalf. I am the more anxious that you should 'tear Mr. Lamb, he. cause I 'tinier he is put loriveril not only as a Whig. a name you will not like, but as a wag, who may possibly entertain psi; and though he may trot entertain the massy, he may perhaps amttse the few. s it does not please you to hear Mr. Lamb,' I shell refrain from addressing yin+ in reply to the observations which lie is re ported to have made ; I shall, therefore, address to you only a few generalobservatioes, the * 4.4 of which will be, I trust, to stimulate thole exertions of which I know you to be capable, and which, I :ph confident. if made, will place us ultimately at the head of the pool hate too doubt of tinr success, and that at present we have do 'reason to despond. 'Ours is the cause of Libertintir voters are freemen, who cannot, like thole 4491 "Ploilbewes. be brought he compolston ao..e erliiisicit oil their iridepeititent I Wee tweet that spirit seal, and I haire' heard of the promises violas have becu snok.. which will, no doubt, be fulfilled these riot wily leave me a entilident hope, but I may odd, not a shadows of donin, that our success will bit decided and coin melt-unite With the justice of our great cause. Mr. Ilohhouse has told you that already we should haver majority on the poll, were it not for the oh: jertiotis taken respettisig the non-payment of the t oar's rates—objections respecting voleteit„ if one uniform rule be not oboes yell. I think we shill have great cause 10 COlOOOlO of the conduct of those who preside on the present occasion. Mr. /Into house hail aptly enough expressed his surprise et Mr. Lamb's calling himself, the [mend of the poor. The man who would captiously urge this objectim , respecting tire non-pay uncut of the pour's rates, iu steed of calling himself the friend of the poor moo. should rather style himself the poor friend of matt that would be Ins wore proper 41VeiglAtIOI). PO lie who can act so dors not dues ve the (saver of th , blend of man. he is nu friend to the liberty ammo. to that liberty which is " the sweet perfume and fragrance of fleeting life," and the valor of which, 1 trust, our great' example will still isttiiinue to uphold for the people of Etiglstols and is Ihi , ‘ test secure for us a glorious triumph over the total catulittuti which as 1111 W irria)vil agaisto u•. (Inuit it right to itutice our or twu ..tatenteut4 which have guitar forth respecting ter. The Editor of The Chronicle has spoheis as if I euurulrred that oilier of Editor of u public Joitrinsl its a lowly occupation; hr knows little of me, if lie imagitto• That I hold such au office to be en I Me statmo„ On the coottraty, lily opinion lg.. that the comiatriur of any portion of the public Press—l memo ol the flee public Press of this cuuutry. who c Weis it with that Mor of all virtues—inipartiality, and who adds to ibis, ability and iittelligetsce—l sey, that 1 Ititt: upon soda a man, inxt;:l44l of tilling a lOW la' , to be itoldssig a proud steioto in tins free countrj a higher station, Gnitilemess, thsti is filled by tiontj of the titled but losigt4catit ',era:olo4r% w ho li t t. o tt of wealth and honours ionstog us.—,(Grene c p_ planse.)-11 a person filling this station shnuid i un the contrary, give a false colotprog to fat t•, sod [rod himself to misreproventatiOn, the°, I say, he exposes Itiinse:f ta the just aninnufversiott'of every limiest men, and he cannot complain of tise joss indiguatiOu which is the consequence of his own conduct. It has been said in the Paper to which f allude, that in 1 802 1 came into Parliumeut tar Middlesex upon Whig principles. 1 never (limn in upon any such terms--I du not know what Whig principles are, Gentlemen. I have been, iii vain, trying to undershoot or define them. Ate they the principles of the 'justly celebrated Mr. Fos, or are they the criunterpart of the mutt. inents of such a man as Lord Grenville ? Mr. Hohhouse has well observed, that in all the extras ordniary coalt;toni of the Whigs atid Tories, the former alone lost public charactr:r. • Thais IA an historic troth, far they alone had any chits ratter to lose. Amongst they persons yvliu arc denotninatiol Whig., 1 knosy there are many Gentlemen of most honourable ittoiciples, snooty roost independent men, who are true blends to tlit. people of Eligkild, and oho most not be tents founded with the rest of the party. lint when um. speaks of the party, it is impossible to hr a lways making those particular distinctions, and when the animadversion upon their conduct is mad., it sisti only be understood as applying to those shuns thu cat,,) fits. 1 would not exceed proper hiss ulats iu Sayllig, that there are nr.ply Gentlemen etpiorlly honourable anon% the Tories; but this sajti nothing when we spank of the whole as a totrlt and when our anintudsersion is, I repeal. made upon them. flißse whom the cap shall fit must alone wear it. 'But when j look at both parlieti together, I eau rLitly lement that between them the people of this country have beer. sseiglied down tat Vie earth ; tliat between them the pantile have been tomtit by taxation ; and that by the tirsladintuistratioi , party in its turn, tite lit)ertivo oI (lie p t tpl e h a s, been compromised. From (ibis experitoce, people very rightly att..tcli uo itnpurlance tit whist. of the two parties shall he iii orist:e. La it out ti.tat flashing, Oen, that plea II; thla(Cr will not air Ohl there is something bad in the system 1A1111:il ought to he eitered 1 The root of the evil is in the corrup tion of 'the House of Commons—awl sentatioti of the people ro Parliament is ▪ i!ia toot, effectual remedy for the reitiovtd of this olame. shall detain you no longer, Cientlemeo, fatt,st tile int portaot exertions which vim me called optm to make —importitot not so much as concerts Jl r. Ilohituu-e. but as concerns ourselves—fur thopi,:lt I am of opt- Mon his principles are just snot right, jet j the difficulty tittle is of speaking uf • ti.ticic less of another, from the little permattetst that gun be etc:so:lied to ineir's principles. gut do say of Mr. Hoblaoosg, that I think he has to support your cause, and Integrity that wall twirl desert it.—( 4pplanse.)-1 know his ptiuciples are in unison with any ()wit, and 1 ti ust we s hall triumph over Om efforts of cart option root tyranny as far a. they are embOdied agaitas ui in the Westruisister Election. 1 trust we shall tritantith over this nionsitous rod itispriecipled Couto:toil. which has never been more odicr,is end disgustitig than; it appears ors the present 'occasion, sold that utv triumph will, 40 1 conlitlesitly floor, he greaten Ms this that) ((timer occasion. 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