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7,271,24. e.. t) .. 1 '... 9 ,' '. . , t r iti • v . . . . 9 * 4 46 ,_, 1 V. rt i t ,,,,, 4., 4 , • - I -1 teLA, - -0-- - Lic ~. ~.... , , Uld BE lc 5055. KINI;' , TM 4 I'l4F 23. Tills EVENING. T1 . F.6 2 1)11%, Fob. will he PAY‘ if. 111 1 .4 Op.', MODISTA 1G(;11 It 1 'in(l.:. the fit., att. a Nes. Grand 11)ivrriot•nlit. in alia h '4011611U B.pliste and Mad, in.•igelle MO:lnm 11,11 . 1 3111 , . Or \1 ill 001 de In Colllr, and the new Gartdie i sad Idadfinaitel'•% Go.tr and IlallApiLri Co.aafiar. • Afier Ow ()arm I"artiralar de.ire, PAEI. ET VIRCINIE. SECOND NIGHT OF TO r N EW MELO DUAMATIC PLAY. 711 F 47'RP-1701'A L. DRURY-I,IXF. EVENIN(i. TUESDAY. Eel). 23, Li, IT S,rvzioitio will tort row lime) a tint , Ilek-Do:intat.e rss. io three Ruts. t., called lIERI/INE: OR, A ITAVGIITER'S et aIiAGE. The 'lrmo- by Vr T r00k.% Ti.. chnrseter. by 31r Rae, Mo. 11. licoolilc. Mr. Ben. gime., Mr. Powyll, Mors G. Cnrr, Mr. Vorsmltt, Mi. Os. heirs . . Mr. AV:ioltinsiosi, Mr. Smith. Mr. Mrs, W. Wtst, Mr Orfer, Miss Coolly, dcr &r. Igo Ai I 11. • Pas Sent, by Miss Tree. After which. Ihr Melo Drawl of TILE INK EEPER'S I,AIIt TER. it Fr:oil:Lind. Mr. Guru , : Hans E. ifi , r, ('uw.Yl Miuy, Miss Mario'., Mrs. 11,i;psie. Second reire. 3.—P.•,?,: ser„„,l y. Is.; Sceoisol Prier. I rprl ;4111C1 ' IV.; Sri" ~,,, IS 1‘... rind Plir.s to he tAtelo of lir Ro•lwrit, at the Ru. ../ hi :ere, foiirn 'fro I'll Four; where lii2ll be 11. 1.1 ,1 Pi wit , Ilex 01:10:y Arrioi-i..so, King of Little Britiiin, and The sr Iturd .%, Retrille, Mr. Woolf :his first ap. refit i l .ll4l'l' 1 , 1 Il.at elirracter•. NEW THEATRE-ROYA ENGLISH OPERA HOVSE, STRAN U. NEW El DOURANION. 31 R. T.. F. WALKER. resnret fully anisnunces 1 hie FIRST I.ECTURF. on the above enlarged mil improved Machine, 27 fret diameter, for FRIDAY Pi EXT. February 43 , when he proproi a h. miller the Science of Astronomy intelligible and interesting by its assistance, and to eshihit an ORRERY better worthy of the subject and public patronage. Mom, U.—Gallery, 2a—tipper Gallery. 14 Door. open at six, begin at Serer.—Places taken on nun day and Friday. N R.—Mr. Walker's usual Coarse oesoinursiu CatesWu street, every Monday and Thursday, al Seven. TO THE ELECTORS or WESTM*STER. GENTLFMEM, THE result of this itit; has broil such as might have bre° anticipated from the extraordinary rims , lions of my Opponents, contrasted with the security of my Friends, who too coafidently deemed the batik won. To morrow, also, my Opponents will strain every nerve to gain upois the Pull, and not improbably may obtain considerable advantage. Now, therefore, is the crisis which calls on the nuothers who are favourably inclined to the cause of real Liberty and Independence, to come forward soil meet my Opponent's roue with an overwhelming superiority. The success of our adversaries affords them a gleam of hope ; but it can only he rendered permanent by the relaxa tion of our efforts, and too great reliance on the known in tentions of a large majority of the Electors, who delay to vote, hoping thi• contest may he terminated without the necessity of their assistance. Let them come forward, and the issue rill be no longer ilotoblfol. 1 have the honour to be, GENTLEMEN, Your obliged and faithful Servant, GEORGE LAHR. General Committee R•turn, 27, Ilenrietta.strret, Monday Eerwwq, Frbs eery 27, 1819. Commilices at P.irk-phire, St. Jarws'o.street ; White 110116 , . Ruch othatsigate ; Newen•tle creel Ci.ffre•homme; St. Aim's I ttttt Drais.strert ; British Cullic.huuse, Cuckspur•street ; and Swap. Bridge-street STATE OF THE POLL. Day's Poll. rola,. Hem. G. Lamb J. C. Holohoase, Eaq 660 Major Cal twright 0 This olny in published. by Petrr Hill and Co. 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WESTMINSTER ELECTION, MONDAY, FEBRUAILY 22. mod dog, and Gale Jones a tits I.•sttle tied to his Intl." "Ti,. fallowisia. miicar...l nl•n attractive. Filen , ll of Radical ltefurrn; hr not deirete.al!—The the iThigs apliarrtit Friend.. hat in fact live Iva: kir.vnira of the Major. are all watledagainal you. The C •I null the Whirs have always haled you, because they always feared you. Thu False Priends of the Major own that •• he has no chance to , success ," but declare " llery w ill dottlroy nolthlittsc" (Cr, this the! kin wailed iron wills Ike 9 1 lay Candidate Flit) , are t o h e r oun d e l m ) is his Came mains ! heal honed( has take!. the bread under his Pro. section Hut yuu will crush the Triple-headed Monster! The different processions of Mr. liobhouse's voters, with ruirric and banners, were greeted with cheers as they eirine up to !roll. Oo the rs were ittorrilled —•. Magma Cheesy" •' to the /.mist" —** Hylhoave awl the Pa rity of Eketio)l." Sir FrilllCl% Burdett arid Mr. flobhonse were actively engaged during the whole of this morning in ririiiirg their several Coin. milieu-rooms, and urging their Friends to re newed exertions. lu comovietice of the attack made l.y Sir Frarivis Eirrilttt upon Mr. Alder. man IVou.l , ou S iturditr, for carry:ll.'46;g for Mr. hush, and, the denial of the worthy Alderman that he had taken any part whatever in the pros-eit emireit, the per.ini *lin gave the iuf ortiation to Sir F. BURDETT *ea Strtaideed to Mr. Alder. man %Vuou this mar • g, at Mr. llokitoLas.'s C ))))) inittee-room, iu Krug-street, Covent Carden, when the periain deelarr d that there was the rtrotigtst 111cent:is 'relater; the gentleman he raw carivivoring awl she worthy Alderman, and that from beige' the ruirtiike artor. The worthy Alder man seemed extreuirly iridiguarit at the mistake high had occurred, Towards the close of the !toll the number of Mr. Ilobtrouse's fro.olls increased considernbly, and the poll-booth was at different times quite crowded the greatest efforts seemed waking in every direc tion in bring up Mr. 11Whitmire's friends, and the following were the numbers at the close at four o'clock t•-.• Polled Ma day. Gross Poll. Hon. G. Lamb J. C. Hebiono.e. Esq ... 469 31,..j0n. Cartwrnghi ...... 0 .. •• . Majority fur the Hun. G. Lamb.... 3sO The nutribefs were received with great applanee. Mr. iiOBIIOCSE then Caine forward, and spoke as follows : ' " Gentlemen--You have this day gained a con siderable victory over the opponents of the people of Wear. iii i i later. You are this day, as I sue in. formed, 305 a.liend on this day's poll. If you li ire, as 1 hope you will, an iticrea,ing number to morrow, the majority of your opponent will be eraii , .ly destroyed. I have no doubt that this will be tire case, for I feel that every moment the delu sion which has been unfortunately by the efforts of poster spread over the eyes of the people of West. milist r begins by degrees to he &pivoted.— (Applause.)-1 am no longer coosidered the Tory Candidate, and I am glad to firsd that the Noble :nail who writ said to have repre-anted me as such, did nut so describe me, and that I was nut by tii.it person of rank so calumniated. It was, however, done by others, not perhaps so much by direct words, as by the insinuation of every species of calumny. Ido not Mean to say that the Gentlemen iminedioti ly connected with the Whig Candidate have uttered these calumnies, but 1 know they have been uttered by their adherents. by those who, act ing iii their interest, have stopped at nothing to ad vance their electioneering purposes. The Whigs, ir vtewd of calling Inc a Tory, have taken another comer. They have said, that you Hod I are both leveller-. You must by this time have been, I am sore, avtire of the value of words when pronounced by your ene mies. You must be aware, that these words are pronounced for the nunuent. The tune, indeed, was, when the Whigs themselves were culled le vellers. They were, in fact, levellers to level all above them, but they had no notion of levelling themselves to the station of those who were below them. They had no disinclination to level a proud overbearing aristocracy. which was deter:rimed to restrict the constitutional powers of the Crown; but, in their stead, they had uo objection to place a power equally inimical to all the. just rights and pretensions of the people. 1 sin not, therefore, surprised. that this party should call us leveller.. plead guilty to the charge, because I am sure, that, speaking for myself. I should be gird to level some of their pretemrions. I know I have little power personally to do so, but if I should happen to be the organ of your wishes, I shall use any utmost efforts to level this party. With respect to the power of the Crown, it is not of that the peo ple can at this time feel any dread—the Crimp. in fact, possesses little of the power which is attributed to it to oppress the people. It is the borough mongers who overawe both the Crown and the pro. ple, and their rivals for porter would pursue just the same course. It sigilifies, therefore, little to you, whether it be thepretent Secretary of State, or another, who signs the order of the Crown, while the parties ot earth shall have the same oh. ject in view. I do limit mean to cast a lumpteig censure upon the whole of•iiiis parts. but I merely mesa to complain of the little they did fur the people during the period they trete in power, and the comparative nature of their acts as 'tested with their promiles. It is said. they were too short a nine in power to do any good; this may be true, but they were quite lung enough in power to do a great deal of biotin. I do not wish to doell an 'their individual acts, for they are fre.li in your nice mury ; but with your experience of tlisro, it is rather hard to itnagnie that the twine of a Whig cum be any recommetidation fur your suffrages. The Whig Comlidate also boasts of following the principles of Mr. Fox. Well, their, whet did Mr. Fox, whose sentiments lie professes to follow s say iii the flatterer Commons in my/ He tad. that if be could carry like great question of Reform . in the Hesse of Commons.- it would be accomplishing a great al ject. lie protested against the common UM! Whir Afill Tory and aid; that to ,carry a great victory aside those term Mo4l !Wei Wri lee of had been gradual mill that tht m frittered *way tli this Krest quesl Of the Wing pert pared with Mr. F any Mall who pre elide.. be an mho now . I congrat_ pearouce of our cause this (lay. ihe pint, !mire . attempted or traitip.• ell %Mir rights. They already imagined they hail your liberties un der their feet, owl diet the catslie I.f Beforrii wee Fop h are given Cite lie Is. this opiiiinit, and Arno that your devoted attachineld to lira vane of !teleran remains imithaieil. Awl though I (job only look titans say-elf sia the litonl.le iiistru nicut of promuipio, l i v your the great eau's of Br form, of eimeavoiiiiiig to advance flit m arc h of did great awl tiara:Homo . - riestioo, yet I feel , !:.if however foorili:e the ile•lattairut, the menus have hero sill:h•ient to keep the cause of Reforni still :dive, 'fo e Lim) of W. at iiiiister is isrou-rd, your effort. ale bet - out:nig mond; at. awl your great i n ileeiples oc.l, through yea r trimavh•tar. I :nu peryundril that a cuiltiou alive of your rxerlinass line slay, for 3 blunt pe.. rind longer, will give you a roadie{ le Iritruildi over t our proud, Nriogain, soil iti‘ulrait autagium" I already pest:rice ~Herat. our opponel:ls the romp. tonia of weakriesa. I roust mention to you one of the artifices resorted to ley the friends of my isogon- Mat —lt w.sa N slugger iot•fiee, it slid lent ultogellier produce the ett-ct 11.0-oiled by its ha.- era. There were politic Mee! ings ode! I li‘e3l to be held till., day, to or ke ariangenienis fur brieging up numbers of vott, ro g etlt. r-..the hour eras fixed. but a counter %VAS arid. forth by somebody, booing th a t this Meeting 154(1 bet is postponed for two hours. I do not kiiii v holes whom this inge. gluon artifice emanated, but its vhf-rt was err tailily In paralyze for an hoor or tv.o the iirralige• moils for %hick we had reposed. I intniion Illig artifice to you now lo Unapt you agai n st ao one in future. I'll announce to you regularly *ltch tricks as I find iu force against a F.nm the -re.. clown. I have already s<eti, I should it t wiiiitler if all the tricks resorted to by the burroigh.trioriger,ii f pray were to be brought lulu pi sy is.. keep a root of chromile of these nod daily warn you against them. I think the .ports of our oppoNerits are exhatoted. I ray their elf,. s., fcr I know their tricks are inexhaii.tible. see their object, you are their IIIM•1114 to el &avow tu carry that abject into I fleet. Is Is yo:ir busineaa tr, defeat this attempt to destroy for rvs r the haleperid• roue of Westminster. I rely tiputi your exertions, trod I feel confide-Ist of ultimate siicerss."—(4- plause.l Mr. LAMS came forward, and was received with mingled slialits of ;old 4.l:%approliatwp. He s.nd. Vint through the .•1 * Irielirtr. and the greet efforts of their appoi rids (I his being the avowed day tit' slits), the oilier Canitidete tins got u Itttle higher on the pull in cfi:topr,risrm with his previous station. My orpenenl r gularly talked of tricks iiNd serataigrais. Who owl guilty of such piaetices ? I. h,r toy owls 11 4 . rt, cut totally ignorant of them ; and tin- charge come* with singular ill grace limn she teller bake— f14 , U1 !kit which is now obliged to leknnWle o lV . linal 1 6 0 imputations they .rut forth are quite islifouaided ; for instance, the trick of inaltiog against Mr. Alden:um Wood. us.:l also ir;ailist. certain Nobleman. They now admit the lalselino.l of these aceusatiosoi, and yet they talk of trick.. I have only to repeat my fu'd confidence of tilts. male success."—(App/ease and disapprobation./ Mr. MST came forward, bust the uproar tsoS 50 great that it WIN impossible fur hirn to Otrtaill liraitog so as to be audible, beyinid the piehons who were immediately near I . He soul-6' I ate 7051 ale better organised for noise to-day thin you were on Saturday. They have been very busy in getting you together in this wormer—l know they have. Why dori't you hear sue ? Are you afraid I shall nut leave your favourite a leg to wain! opu s Teo • olidlirigs, it seems, is the price giten for rotes... feu shillings is too good a sum fora pour et rsiiig Elector to refuse the price will by-auilby be ups to 101. theyt'llbe so pressed for a vote. L thought you 'd be in tlrtnet bonnier to-day, Mr. Ilobbouse has got a little op on the rlay'a Will you hear Sir F. Burdett ?—(•" Yrs, we will.") What, then, need you be afraid of me f If I could play you 10s. a-day for a vote, or to wake a ouise, you'd hear me as well as y o u would the Baronet. Ile gives his money to implant the freedom of elec. Lion forsooth. This is a great humbug.—(Great wproar./-1)41 y,bit read Aldermen Wood's letter The Honourable Baronet told you Kw, thatll* saw the worthy Alderman caneessiug. and lie how !intuit* out of it by saying. that he truly heard leo% sursieboaly,lie was so etnployed.—(Great uproar.) —Well, if you woii i t bear toe, I'll retire. hoping 10 see you in a better humus: ha-mortises." Sir Fa* acts BuoutT7 came forward, 2 0(I wee received with greet applause. He addressed the Meeting iu the followigig PIAIOIer Gentlemen—. It is in vain, I see, for me to endeavour to volume upon you, on the score of impartiality. the necraatiy of your giving a patient alteration to that which ape pears so contrary to sour feelings. I sew, evidently, that you will not gill/ ear to that whit* is so cob,. teary to the noble ardour of your Isiesfte. I know how true * the maitim, that both side* should tor heard. and bow desirable it is that that magus. should be adhered to. Bit yet 1 also know, 11,4 its large public Meetings or this kind. you esiwaible is 10 eip tio t t ri soi hß i o u f eh occeoisivi for niope n y l e a : t hei ter tom a yroo d iac{ls ou, .p for the al t is i e t yoit,:nee....hotor.:geotralit.iroefituyi,c:adrawtoiiirrminrihinhelisidaaihiellren,droodu:trewleilisieselosavoitipuh4liyaOstsiowsa.in.;.aredistial 't e • " - Per C 4 • t • t - • • 45,4 )111(1 I PRICE II EVEN•PEKCII - - Mimi would. he to accomplish over themselves; loud to threw its of party, under the pride of which the rights of the minty ally diminished nnd frittered aw a y. rty certainly no m 411 could he cola. Eon; if he, therefore, had loug ago mailable diwiesitions of p a rry Karl he rights of the many, how could • eteuded to he a follawer of his prin.. • anent', as Mr. LoTols was, for party inflate you un the irtYpicious op- r caw this day. ihe nptrd to trainni• P:4 %Mir rl jlltr. . I.Eginell they hall ynnr !db.-sties tin. tail that the cause of R.-form was tp It Ave given the lie Is. 11111 npnllnn, your devoted att,,clunelit to iii.y AI I . 4'lllU:l'9a 111114 1 / 1 4iCit. Awl though upon tliy-elf ny the limulde etg, by your in the great eati•st einntiovoiniog In .ally.l,,ce th e march, ml oaraasimiii .foestio.,, yet I feel the no.t.st.tinnt, the means ,•ielit to keen the titit•ie of Reform I.nm of IV, y; iiii,.ter arouYed, e. het - outing man,; sr, dial your 4 ;:i, through year %writ. lot I am neryninit it that a CUllilllll.4 ilati4 114110 414 y, 13r 3 Quot II give you a enlui,i to triumpli , stringani, and iti•otirlit dials:HM*l'U Ve our onpunewis the 53 ull/ 7 .5. I tnit.t mention to gnu one of rted the friends of my aidagn- ait•tice, th-ugh it did not ice &11e 11. k-oiled by 4141 fra:n. e In lie is of ke ur , nogrinviiis fur brisiglng voters logetio he hour was fitted, tv,...et.t forth by somebody. I Ni c otin ic hr. n pnstpnnrrl for h, no t kin v hum whoru this itige.- .isianoted, but its elf-ct was err- e fur art hour or two the iirralige.. we hail prelim ed. Ibis 1115 IN 10 guard yon itgan , t4 a oint.lar P TI! !: .1 T t, CM' I:NT-n.l RIP F• Y. ri 1 111:-+ I'.I•KNIN(i. tiEsl).ll% Fe l). .3, Iwltric,l the Comir Ovrra uP Ti I I.: DUENN A. Don .Icrome, Mr M; Farren ; Carlos, Mr. Mut ; An tne,o, Mr. le; Ferdinand, !Ur Drars”,.i ; 1-a-vr, 4r. • :!; Fat!t , r Paul, Mr. Finery ; Father AttAin, Mr. ; Lay broib.•r, Mr. Stnimosts. Clara, SlC r'..ll%; l u.n•.y, II vs. T. mil ; the Durnua, Mrs. Dart n. • ; lin., Mott, Chan. After which M a I.e rrvivril. Garrick's Farce I.t BON TON. I rii.l .Ir. Jiiiieo; Sir Juhn T o otle ! , 34. 'IV. Far r- , 'F.vy, Mr Abbait ; Th. Farley; hley. Mr Frnery. Lady Minikin, Mrs 6.614 i Miss Miss Brunton _ . _ . Ihixe., la. Second Price, SA. nil —Pit. Second Pro e, 2. —Lower ball. iy, 'Cs. &coot! Price, I.i—tipper .!i. rv. I • Second Price. fill. Pho • • for the s In hr 'Nitro of Mr Ittatluo, at the Pot.ofih flom Ten WI h o ar. A Prtriste Pox may he bn.l for the Scaeon, or nizlitly, of at the Mot office, ....... _ _ Thorsetay, Ike new Tragrdy of Evadne, and The b• 1,1 Seville. O f , SA, 01,!..y, the Comic Opera of Love in a Villare. Am w . 4•11111' Orr. t, cmll.tl Thr m vige of Eu sru, will G. pr...lnt .41 rally It, the week aft , . neat. NI is, So.n.lvdlr will shortly appear in a new character. OR AToR EATRE-ROYAL COVENT GARDEN. E. N.. 1,011%. (it-,11r%, :lc in general, are rivet-f(ay interns. 41 the P. uou es will rum. mv)tre ni this Tliv.ore, ou FRI 11).11' NL.XT, February 28, under the .Inectinui "r 11r. A•bley, with A GRAND SF:LECTION. rrom the rodipos•iioo. of Ow ..1 (snow ite Author'', 411t1 mad' is. to which Nladanie Georiri Bel!twill sill for the first t.nte. Welds pro t"--" Gott ms :igitcll3lo , l" arid Ilmsim's atom i• De latter mia baize it tar." " 114.1 y, .:a anrl " Della tromlla ;" 31101 Witham. ,6 With lour 03.1; " Slus ian t , rd,"l)sitartiifte the IlAirol ;' Misq le4ory and lament ;" and lit>s Stephem. Hush, evrepir," arramlt.nut d Ina the Vielin by ;1.. %1a.«; the diratid Scene, "!Mutt ye to the and fhe &tidier ilrottiba 441.114;itit. Mr. Schmidt.' 311.. "Smut, 014 Thlafill, " and " Thu' astire " Mr. Thor. e, " Mirth admit me !;' Mr. Yardley, " 11a. k thc " The Motet," 31rtint.ks I hoar" (Dr Hymn, "Bark the ve..pels'--1,14,1,4,18,, and (Alma., .11e alt.. was" !P/1,11.1.1e-11.61.111,.—Veise, • AV.. rum rurptis" Moroi'. sea is ititrodmi.l r„r the 41 time; and the Grand Chorusses, "The 11. :Ivrea are liaslslones"—" For unto to."--. 11,0, em.thatle slab the ()intimation Anthem, "God &are the Ihe Performances will eumnienre with the Overture to 11. e Der.l4l..eal; nel the Dot., Act wilt Moth l'a faV 44444 lie "The Ihrinuus ' ous Elackcmiph" (ars.toged fur an Ur • .Ira ha 'Mr. Eley'. E ,, 1 of Pn I I n (7i.nerrto on the Orgar , by Mr.R. Wrrirv, in Nlcch hr wilt introduce an admired Fugue, Ly Srbantiaii r of Ike Raul, Mr. Ware—Oi gals, Mr. S. ‘Veslo y. .11 in lir List of iI it lbeatre duce nut txtentl to die rius. LAST %TEM( RUT ONE ot , THE nr..tnr um MID-Or/THIA N. ROY %I, ClRet's AND SURREY THEATRE. "Th. HI Fl 'IAN HOY" liar ow c.suplei.•!y tniJr 1.. way It. the zrar.B of Il.e l'u bill, he will 'sightly pursue h 41. RiTII 1111 f... the' In 1111 s PIC ESEN T I U FM)A Y. Fri% 23, .p; prf,,,,lrd (3511 lime) a (7aie,ltititan Rummies., ill ILrr .; call, • TM.: OF ART OF MID-1.0 - 1111AN; I),_ THE 1.11. Y OF ST. 1.110N4R1)S. Dirkr ut Artylc, Jr T. P. Cooky; ihr Laird c.f k. t, Mr. Florio ; Geo, die llr. %Varkinq ; Archibald, Mr law, ; D41 . ..1 Derii-, V. elitroird 4 Hi when hull. r, Mr Ghoul I ; Hat. r l .li . e. Qwren of Ittotlroal r ; 1!..g H. ; 31.01 gt. SL•. I:•:. flub; Elbe ; Jeanie Ovens, 31,as 'Leh (eipinh bone, n new 3leto.tlinin,, in two Jets, 1„„ n d,.,1 „ u m rs trine* popular Tnit, called 'IIIE RUFFIAN IValdh mar, Mr. Gallery ; Duval, Mr. l' I -oike• ; %Vol', Mr. Clifford ; Brow., Mr. l'aiarcit ; I 11 , ci bit 10, Mr ti'ysit ; Mori. (int Is a ravourite Smic, • ":".• , (.1 1 J) Mr Sitsieletwa), Mr. Morley. F.itiehner (Wo e gt . I.•ron %Va ra4s), Mute Taylor; 31ailainc ; Cai4rrlur, Mrs. dtt 1. a Ilaatic Ballet, with a PAS Seal by Miss Aotolif. Io All If. a 1119wermle, in which will he intrualnceil y fo.uui tic ;.thil al Li:meet...mu the SOrtt Swett. to, 4s --Pki l 2..—GallEry, la.—Halt price al Haltpasi DIMIS In h. nroftl al Haltlima Five.—Tnhecin ■t Hall: p•.I nix to cm.rinr k b y Ervt . n. ' c • A growl rr►i..►r lil►lu-Ikrmw ix in prrparnlimi, in h MI% Lttirlus Will Appal' (Of li►t first ltu✓. l it, I gin copdi clarKtrr. REFORM OF PARLIAMENT. MiI.F.CTOIIS OF 111:* , •I'M NS I'ER !—Y.. J 2,1 have heretofore defeated the 11 . .).c4—y0u have heuroo fore dr Crated *lw Tories. H. hU e Facti, have' lIUK ocamst you, :“.11 Irac culled to *13,4 aid the most vile :tool worildess, By intro we 8,1 intimidation, by pr:laises and threats, Iris ibis Coalitt,si endeavoured t.) destroy you, In d. pendent.... The ■tt.mpis of Lords and Ladies—of the Ministerial P u s and the Opposition Phalli...4—of mess 11.1:4 in oilier, and of others fit for nu office but the despicable on they m.etspy, are all alike impotent. THIS DAY'S POLL HAS FILLED THEM WITH DISMAY! mitinne your effort.. Come to liw Hostinel. Break lip the vile rod foulssmispisary anninet your LIBERTIES, by placing WARMAN!: by the aide or your able, intrepid, and faithrol Champion, BUR DEW STATE OF THE P 01.11., SEVENTH DAY. Daft'. Poll. Gross Poll. IlonrwEsE (7Awrwatou7.. ..... 0 !Ann . . . Stib.eriotioile received at the Committer Rooms, King vireo, Covelit-gardest, 111111 by Mr. Brooks, 110, Strand. i'ia,u4:tied by JAMES TEWSIEH, Esq. I.netion : roc John Kichardaen, Ruyal Exchange; and and J. Ititiueien, Wetetlon.nlace. ll'Obout 'tett rine 100 yn!iiical discussions, the Author Las giv..n an aninciipil rrlAlins 4.1' flit efforts made by Ike F4.tres in floe %mils of France. La /tear; Ur"' Liz,. and in the £an4, North, and Went. The Week n!ninila aih nee and usiereating anecdotes, and ninth ea. in air ll:formation." " Ar ih4 ink of she Ofilaolll WOrk ores prohibited by the Nlicr on Or Mrt publication. in coosevarce of lie expo. f ninny oulivOloo!s ~ 0 01 ill odor. it is greened to be rulirrly sikhuiiirsi it! Noe 'British public." TO OF. sou - ) ny AccrlosT, sty As his Howe, Iv.. 2 1 %, Nil mill, TO IS DAY, TUESDAY, Ra.l 1:1111114 floe shook of the Week. Tim p „,,„„, tot doe Cu ...tut Exteto. sire Linn 1101 sof tbs. late I %MD; InNOLEY, Egg relteuvrtl fn..N hi. sem :store to &miss.. sisbte , ; rmilm 1111 l sn eill"""NowY Aso+ of Fiore stool roams Itusokos, lei *Try Drp4risnrot of Littlitiurep but iu ol.irly in rally L:lli , b Litt failure. EIGHTH DAY. This being the day when the friends of Mr. iliolohnuse had avowed their intention of making a great effort to plait that Gentleman high upon the poll, considerable expectations were excited at the limning% Trom an early hour bands of music were heard in different quarters of Westinisister— the calivessiog for Mr. Hobbouse was carried on with great activity in the parishes of St. Martin and St. George. anti Electors were brought up. preceded by bands of inutile playing " Ste she Coo pering Hero comes/ 4 and with the banners used last year in the procession of chairing Sir FaAllels Huanarr. The crowds continued to collect as Usual in front of the hustings—but we observed no orator iu the mulisinde. 'there were a few additional cards held up by the friends of Mr. hobbouse, but they were out remarkable for soy particular humour or spirit. The principal sue Eau sold his inheritarite fur a ears, yea, Ekeiers IV ell whaler, sell pour iisdepsideat Voles far a paltry break/use r. Others *ere c mplaiuutg in strong terms of the public conduct of the an d charging u p on th e m the Corn Bill. sus attempt to obtain a New Coro Bill, soil the 'looniest , of the Quarters Lcifir Another placard handed about eras —" Hanes a r 4?