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of Ancona/ ii - nd *op slew me relponsible fur Mares. . Aswiss are sprawled iot all ihr principal tort.., who Ow .4zrniq In theIPIROVIDE?IT LIFE OFFICE, foam& ow similar principles. • . IQ4 I MON. bi)Y. and CO. moat respect (104 " TI turn their sincere thanks to Profess' Gentlemen 4 ' 41 lb • Pu b lic for the Wirral encouratemeat 1 61 have t , "- e' m u d in courecinence of the mans i:uitations i•f 16. " ATF.NT SELF ADJUSTING TRUSSEo. which are ."' tilt' wishrn,t either nortity, impcnerment„ Or 111• itity, cowiiiler it their duty to caution the Pohlic 611 nit thy impositions of midi kise pretenders n• PATENT SF.I.E.ADJUSTING TRUSSES, which r e o tire sin Strips, not cause any ronfineutent to. the No v , 2r tronuf.ir , ureil tvALT by SALMON, ODV, rind 0,0,194, m o t, I •in.lion ; mid 181, Plaids Royal, Paris: whit hssr V .e h. none to supply the Army *net Nosy, Ike Magary and imsl Hospitals, the Transport Nestriee, dock Vitra. mid Orilnntite, the Marine Infirmary, thr Hon. Lail lu•lia (bin. rms., Cie City of London tiles Society, the listry.lc.inine, Denbigh, and Bristol Infirmaries, the kr ke N R. Per-tin. residing in the mutter, sendinz the circum ferem.. of ihe hotly in incite.. just shove the hips, may dr. pettil Iping act 'irately fitted. S. Its. Huller told Sons, Chemists, 34, S.Arksire.stret t, ; mot he one or mom Droggios in et—ry principal town lii rti,l,l;ind PUlb, will be Ital.'''. WEDNESDAY, the tot 110 ofinly nod. at One •,'Clock the Afternoon raTicely, at this Floopitsl. fur the Election of a Matron liallut, in the room of Um Jane Mod, such 3aleot to commence at the said Door of Use u Clocic, and close at Three •,'Clock in the After? as precisely. By Order of the Trustee*, 3OIIN DANIEL, !Secretary, Little Colkge•slreet, Westminster. Mx day me published, iu 1 vol. °doers, price howdy, 0 INERVATIoNs flip norritlNE. nisetpuisr, awl MA SNLItS /tribe WILILEYAN M ETHO DI STS ; and sl-,I a the EVAMIELICAL PA RTY, na far an Ihr rotcr 'Mott to the anew System : itteladit.g Si.irinrr• iot tar Nos tot.; ht. flirted by loth resreelinlit a Divine Pluyid.-hee, and the Usilawfoloras of Asousenroot amot.z atristioo• Ey Ilte Rev !AVIA M WAIN F.WRIGIIT, A.M. F A.S. /.Eariur.i.lsel entirye, Canthrike ; trot Reciur of Gest %irk:Hl% so tln• County of Bucks. Printr.l for J. Braehard, Bookseller to the Qleco, 190, llr heisit maybe bad. br ,hr sarne Th. urr.itAttv in& SCIENTI VIC PURSUITS wisich are encoaraz.d an4l etsfurreal in the UNIVERSITY of C.%%1.. RRIUGI, tworS) dratcßavl sod rtmlitated. Walt 'seism, Notts. Stu. 43, L.I. cc; by GENERAL ELACTION. MEMBERS RETURNCD. Radnorshire...Mr. tVilkino. Newton (Hann) —Hon. C. A. Pelham and lindaon Gurney. IWaraiek—Sir C. 111ordann1 and ID S Duolate. Monmouth—Lord G. C. H. Somerset and Sir C. Norco... Cariliff-Lnrd James sciarboniligh..-Rielit lion C. %1. Bolton and Lotd Nnemauhy. ('antelfurrl--.Matk Nlilbaiik and J. R. Matti:lml. llis.ainey—Hon S. Wortley and Sir C. Dumeille, llonilon-I'.J. Cuas and S. Crawley. Nomingbany—lArd W.Sentinek. Stafford— Lnrd Gower and F. J. filth ton. Turk--.llluu. 1.. Dusidaa and Sir M. M. S)kei. I . • T fin .4 TR E- RO rA L. Dittilt 11.4 AMt • , i • *GENERA'. ELECTION. • a GENERAL ELECTION. pun P.V s ENINR; FHII/AY. Jona tfi. j - -- . • . • 4 , -- 1 r% their Majesties' %eremite will perform the Caused's, i -• • • • WErrin!dirrErt ci.r.cri()N. . I TO TIM - wokrit itittl) IN DEPEN DENT LIVERY !, EVF,itY ONE HAS Ills FAULT. SIR SAMUEL R0i111.1.1%. ( Mr Robert Ramble, Mr. Ellisdon ; Lord Norlatol. Mr • OF LONI)ON. • THE present STA TE of the Ilrtn.o 1 Powell; Mr Solon, Mr Due:ton; Mr. Herstiony, Mr. Genie; Covent Irwin. Me. Pope. Loft Vernon Irwin , Mrs- Getrnaelettls, the warmest neknowledgeneuls on the pail of 'tie II Y He-election tido Dire ne One of SIM' ite . ` ,g, ROMILLYt COMMIITEE. They are net ignotant Glover; Mrs Placid, Mtn Harlow.; Miss Splatter, Mrs. 4 . presentative , in "n6lO l Oll, he so Omit •.Oleloetti ! Oat endeavours have been unremittinely exerted to creel, 11pai he; Slim Woodmen. Men Dew, Other's* and enlightened Citizens of the first City isalle 1 if ,, : , isispreemon of some sort of clothe with number After which, • %wield OS(' called „ ..... Wrld, demands my most govern! acknowlenistents. 7.'ite . eimi tt N i a ie i who t ea . the c5 0,,,,,f,„„. fm ,,,,, ff o f the (:.o- TARS 014 %HOBE; OR, LOVE iND JOLLITY. moth is, hiassell, peesiberly gratifyinB tit slut, as being your it. While Sir *hooey *Nostril was rising high renal. fr. to eimielisde with the Iluirlenmse Tragedy uf drektril &Prima of of •aeillg evr i reet owl Privale chs- upon ' l i p Poll, she Committee did not hesitate In the. Tfl‘l TIIIINIR THE GR EA I'., . ~,e , ..% , .... a ' f ermi of si L ien of poet ineenisres and ,;,,i,,, sty "lance with that Gentlemnit by oriole, iiri.l in ' . King' rthur. Mr. Howson - lend Grizzle, Mr Oxlsrrly; Piddle Verit -a "," a . _... - ~..,.,iOP of o n " ,'"'"'" 1• "" I° every 'helm I ' • °""1.5 sires the . ,rnithe VYr;' 1 '41 41 "1 .141: : .1. 14,,5011r,• Me. Smith; D.....ik' i mi. mim e ., Q uafif D„,„ great robin's% prineiyie-.. Permit me , therertire, on thew mi , ilea , 0 ,,.. , t h e y mild rather lake their elsaneean sky TM. • • 1•10114. Mrs Harlotry; Prioress Hootaninnes, lags Oar' Rotootee. to "ell en * Yoe v heart-kit euntratulatiners oe your i i ume .,..,,f iit io t it ,, eli t ,,,.. its „w„ ~ 6„,,,H' A ty _ m , a big i aii i i it I, ir;11 " 441 " 4 Que" of the tarsals ( 64 'hie sight t wolf). " re°6° ' i° whleb " ter r°l6 " C ell ' - " °°lr i m 8" P " ltrit Y" now :het Sir N. %omen'. re is Tepidly declining;-but Mr. bregmegle. will swamies' intim. I , j .n oitillemion of their owu libstQur end consistency; they ' 1)64, s eyes at Six o'CluAt-the Preformact to begin ai lobe; re-meter Parliament reinitiated and eetelineWa by • f ftre fopiority repeat the denietin .0.. teeth of any aseertion *Severe the'le•aliws whirl my /WI sled. have 61 " i". sad hi IS. I, or insinnaiiim from any quarter whatever. To preserve the . . .li To-morrow. Ow revived Tragedy of Alennarler the Elmo. , greatmilled, with "lett ...Llll3".ehie day been b"sinoreeli to l freedom of Election to this City tom any sort of dictation Alenauder, Mr K.-nri (being Ida last appearaoce this season.) ' nee ills law eleremine smarts to maintain your Corporate 1 was owe of she printery objects of their minor, sail certainly ...---__. __ -*/ Rights- 1 0 Primo* 7suP mossuiri . ell'ure• 5,1 a tide -to it- ' that object wool.' he ill answered by throwing bark the Re- LAST TIME THIN SEASON. tense% the paddle expeuditer-.-to reform all abuses-In ins s e of Westmiii.ter iota the hands of the Treasury. • . . i , TIN .4 Ti IR-KOVAL, COI'RNr.a.4 RORY. *oft ilie condition at the Poor-ead to M ea d Civil and It remain. roily to entreat the Electors not In relax io PHIS EVE% ING. FRIDAY. Jour 48, will Meticittits Liberty -ley whirls I shall bell evince the eon- th e ir exertions, hitherto go suCtelterld. It *Kim penbalik, IL be owlet, • Piny called Iklmsee Whltkrie irate again reported is me, sad thus nrae- t h at the eff or ts ofFloe Hey and-To-morrun will bring she tinnily minify" that liselilllas which lie Isilltwart can ads- struggle to a conclusion. No time, therefore , is to be hoo - f' THE STRANGER. irately express. _ .... , . . sippear without delay at the Poll, and Sir Sllllll.l Rtimilly . • Th e Otrawerr, Hr. Yining; Cenintrintroma.M.r. custom • I bare the Banque to remain, Geniteatell, will be one of the Ilepreseetstivrs toe Westetinstre.. • saiii- .." 'i , Bantu itteiufitri, Mr. Egerton; Pruucia, Mr. Farky • Tarr obliged, di voted, faithful Servals', JOHN MACKAY, Chairmau. I • • . wino. Mr Emery airs . Hailer, Miss O'Neill; o:unless SI ATTS EW WOOD. Committee-Roost, 42, Kine.streer, ••.% Miss • F. 0.. /111.711,1/. then Fancit,; An n ette. M rs . li.i s t on ; Claudine, puteou-seplare, June `.3, ISIS. . - • Covent-Garden, June 23. Miss Mae Alpine; Charlotte, His Gibbs. • • • To *Sikh will he added. the klelo•drasiostie Romance of FINAL * STATE OF THE POLL : STATE OF THE POLL-SEVENTH DAY. , THE FORTY THIEVES. Wood ••• • " 5,700 _ .• Sir Samuel Moonily ... 1.302 !lir Fraticis Ropiktt 4 - Wilgus ..... . • . . 4110 Camden Rahn. Mr. Atkins; Ali B o l a. her. Tobtle ; •'I sir *r. 111 ixwell i, ... Weidman tlonem, Mr. %nowt ; Mestaphs. Mr. Droning; Abilene, • . Henry Ilunt, Fmq • Mr. Caninsir; lismeivar, M r. Egertms• SAN. Mr T. Mat. • Motif . . 4,32 ti fortis •• ... •• • ......... • •• • • 4 4 24 • theyot• -Alath..lse. Ryan,. Sylph. diem S. 'bolter; Engin Babs. ' Sle-. Limes; .unglues*, Miss S. Bomb. Atkins M the City of Westminster is an object of public in- -4 Th • Dales Se be opencast Lao Clods-the Play to begin • 1 serest In its present state, the Friends and Supporte rs of . - et Seven. LONDON. . - . • Sir MURK IT MAXWELL have determined to eater into Buttes. Is.; Seemed Prier , Ss. 6d-Pis , 3s. 6d. ; Second AT a MEETING of the LIVERY, converted .a SUBSCRIPTION fok defraying the neei•mary F.xpefloes tsf Prier, ta.-Lord Gallery to.; Steord Prier, ie.-Upper . 4w she purpose , f electiox Four Ciliates to serve for . the Election, and they Pyrite such Ladies and Gentlemen Driller,. I. ; Seenarl Prier, Id. the City of Loosion in Parbetneut ; I whose inclination may lead them to forward On. patriotic • A Private Box may be bat for the Swami, or Nightly, of RE of Utansmotist.v, measure, to pay the einouist of their Subscription% to Meters j.. .Mr. Brandon, at th. Bas Oiler. That the Thanks cif this Livery be given to Sir James Druoinsuod's, Chariaceruss; or Sir John Petting sud Co. 0, On Howley. Venire Prismswd, lad Harlequin Gulliser. Shaw , Bert late one of Ile ßepresentatives of this City, ClitalitU. .• 711BATItit•ROPAL RtieLOWOPRNA, iITR.4* O. fur his iildepenilent conduct in Pafilllllielli ; for the Inn, wooly. sad uniform support which be ha. ever given to the TO THE WORTHY AND INDEPENDENT THIS EVENING, FRIDAY, June 2D, Sixties itiiil Privileges of die Citisims of Landon ; and for the ELECTORS ()F W EST al I NS l' Elt . will be presented (Ilth time) a New chieramevietle homarralste manure in which he withdrew from offering hies- ' FINN E CO VI Al ITT E li for conducting the Eleo- BALLET DIVERTIIIkIIENT. miens a tiosibilate span the preuret,Elsetion. Pete/Ipol c DOINVIII Mr. Si. Albin sad Miss Aylett (frank That •it - , Thaaks of the Livery of this City are doe to Sr I time of SIR • . •.4 The The'''''' Royal. Clublia); sad iticideobil to she Ballet, F r auds A n ge l awl. Sir G eo ree Alderson, Knights Mill ' tiSrACtIOU in informing the Electors of Wessmineter, that will be intro laced the ' steps . have been taken to insure the wane of obteiriug ad. • r tW NATIVE AMERICAN INDIAN M'ARRIORS, Sierriffs. floe the great ability and impartiality which Ass :' ? been by dist'symlthem daring the whole period of this glee. ' mission to the Pull without the Salailflli MlllesialiOn on the lately arrived In England. Ilona of Members to represent the City o f London its the part of those a, hu, iii seat for the uptiosine willies, hare jai. . „ mow purii,mmit. being „,,, o f f h, mo m ~,,de e„ ,44 , ,,,. peeled the aces,. to the Hustings The Electors, even the . , Ahoy whi t *. Ili enrols Opera of rust infirm, may now exercise their Elective Franchise at LOVE IN A. 1,11.1.4(1E: tested Dectious ever .iiressed within ibis City. the hour most agreeable to themselves. 11. sree Williams Heehaws, 11.. R a m. 4 64..... J ew *, goal flat the foregoing itesolutions he sieved by the Seconds the Room, Ilicharilson's Coffee House, ~, • '''‘,.. 4104. *r W S Clealiveley; Tem 111...h05a. /Sr. Peorman ; ries, and pliblished ia the usual Mooning and aversive Monday Afternoon. ' .6 tll • Ilairibura. Me J. isms 1 Ismiefish Mr RresdhemBl; Hester, Newspapers. . . ~.. . , • Mr.. Maidry rhialltleggaseasat is ibel charaettr),-, Ikarta, S. COLLINGRIDGE, } secondaries. 3\.• itt. .• pro. H. Remise (beimg bar id approesmfgesi thin isoglkaa•l • " ". 8.1 is tl.;:e ebaratt i rj asir Deikesis Moult.ri. Nee. Grose i P. w. citovrrieEL, - _ N . EsTM NSTER ELECTION. BUR ID ETT ALONE. Piazza Corona-Nous*. (.'nwewt-Gattors, • •„: inutiorls, H i ss I. { MAK lles *5lll. . TO THE GENTLEMEN. CLERGY, AND .FREE. Juts ts, 1518: t. AI illet disamite Pair. ~ • \ To whir% will b r e ad.'.. the Musical Eatatillitetlent of HOLDERS OF THE COUNTY OF MIDDLESEX. YUCTORS or WWIITNINFTER A N()TH ER and ANOTHER VICTORY !- / i-GI.NTL, yam • 1 `••••...........•. MY - LINGER . , _ El You continue to do your duty-you are again ahead . . 'N.... mit likely. Mr. Ihriley g fl orid, Mr Meech. A DISS04.1IITION • of Parliament having on the Poll of Ibis day. Hasten to the Pull-your etruggk /11 taken place, I ant eireouraged agate to offer myself as - • i riossee. Sm. Pascoe. • will be shorter, tend year triumph the more glorious. •••..„ • w ill b e oi l ers.' ass g.,1„., 5 . m a ',o k ra ? $ Candidate to represent you in Parliament.. 1 -' r . . ' Nailed Ciemstrvatery. with several Imo. lam aware of the great frost reposed is your Repre- • STATE OF THE POLL. Nailed sa g gb i immosim 4 w i t h j e , srusatiers ; hot flattering myself that I have not betrayed Serenik Day. Total. • N ° that trust. 1 Mar I shall net be ronsidered as presumptuous Rind. tt... 3lB ... 3,140 qt.. • Roundly ) 1 ,•- , i f. gip, sad she p n y wii "., a. b,.0„ Is asking you for your Votes and !Merest to Re.etert me one 41: •!. ~.. . IV" - .1 sumo , Remearistatilma. a..snrintr Son that mw 'Wyatt., on ktnewell • __A• 3......Lisaisw itm; 2 ,,,,,..v pp5r Ga. 1, 0 , part shalt be wanting to 111 that situation with diligenee An atrocious Attack was made lowarthethe close of (lie et* Pow a etfini • . - and fidelity. Pull this day, upon mune of she Voters for Sir Frauds Bur- ' , i n, sad p.iyot e ll o w... g as , b e la m , ne fir. I have bees coustaatly employed since the Dimolist,..lnn in I dett, be a desperate Gang of Ruffian., beaded by the unto. I J ilellb•Vamiles e g a k eropsg, ems Tee uu Canvassing diff. rent parts of the Cowaly; but lam per- rious trileb Baldwin. antler the ORANGE Colours of Sir .', Paupers', Ullimey, 1/11 5 16* Mosdmrest, ended the rhortorse of the time will Plead my "Atom fur Murray Maxwell. EfEcieist ,meal., however, have bees • ~ i.' f l ip! t . Mao aol having waited spot. you all 'teetotally; and should I sot IM Miseries, Wilms. wilt Of Age To- bier written to every ore, I hope it will only be ;Mei- -- Adopted Mali, and Tie Padfielt. bitted to the inaccuracies of the Lists. aud not to an taken , to prevent i the recurrence of a similar outrage. .- • Subacripl one fur defraying the neeeseery expellees of the Y Election, are received at the several Committee Ronnie sad ..•• . ....syre - Operatte leaprosigtis , to las esttrorflir Resting*, disomPect an mt. rift Th e fillteeliff eoreeee I have exile - by Mr. Brooks, No. 110, Strand ; Mn. Rubinson , 99, L;eau- .. ./ eii iv 'will he predated s s ti ss ibeir sews, ea 4 • ricneed in my Canvass exceeds my most sanguine expects- street. Soho; Edward Langley, Esq. 17, 4:Jewett-road ; . i %works a s .bß winws i s sir i s act i ve peepantlun. limos, and desnausls my warmest thanks. I, therefore, most Mr. King,22, (Raring-cross; and at the Bar of the Crown Anchor Tavern, Strand. •r. ' • - • " " „ en neatly solicit your support at Beentford THIS DAY, a n d . . VAVXPIALL di R DENS. at Tea u'etoik, which is the hour axed by the Sheriff. The General Committee will continue to sit cfaily,as aho)re, .' i, ....c A • : Under the Parasols , of hie Royal Higher the I hare the honour to be, GeNTLIMIRM, during the Election, from Ten .47Cluck in the Morning till , . ~. 11 ..! . PRINCE REGENT. . Teu u . Cluck is. the Evening. • • •i • ' . _,,_ ~. , Park,Yuar z mu ,, i:: , obedient and very humble Servant.• • •:. • If TH'm F.YEN IN(); FRIDAY. .1••• ef, WILUAM MELLISH. . , if • • will in. psalm led a GRAND GALA , with Madame' °'''''" Hill - "rie x' AYLESBURY ELECTION. •: SAQUIrs Performances. and Ascent oil the Roraima.' t Jape VS, 1918. • 23th Jane, 1818. 6. rirti F. Friends. of Independence are respectfully il: s hi Minot discharge of Fesewstrks. The Comniiitee for conducting Mr. Mellisb's Election Ailniesion. 3a (1.1 -the Doors will 'open at litres frill sit daily at his house, 112, Bishopsgate Within. M solicited to repair to Aylesbury To-morrow !Morning, t• . anti the Concert beg us at Eight o'Clort. t to vote for Mr. CAVENDISH. . •., ( 1 •• STATE OF THE POLL-FIRST DAY. • TO TIIE WORTHY AND INDEPENDENT ELEC. 1 . , BRITISH GALLERY, PA 1.1. MA LL TOES OF THE BOROUGH OF SOUTHWARK. Cavendish THIS GAL• E Rl'. with a SELECTION of the most eeleheated (Verbs at the halls., Spanish; Til E eirnctstsuns, Nugent Bickford 112 of ringuisheil mintier in which coo have Carriage. will he jut atiendenee at the Oxford Hotel, the , itletwah.. maul Dutch .fielinols. IS OPEN every day from again chtutess me your Reprewistative iss Parliament, cast end of Oxford-street, at Half-past Seven o'clock In the Kluilio the ..teeing instil bus in the livenittg. claims my most grateful acknowledgments, whole the manly murnior. Admitting.. Is-Catalogu e s Is. spirit of intirpeoilence exerted Ity yourselves points oat the By Order. trine' you expert from me-an honest and faithful discharge JOHN YOUNG. Keeper. of au 111111011 ms/ !midis- trust. This day is pnblielwd. price Ail. or be. per doses. - .ar You omen have found others possessing abilities more A TRUE and FAITHFUL ACCOUNT of corsTy FIRE °Frier., j ail. pante lit the critical situation to which, by a mistaken tIL .*THAT PASSED iu OUR PARISH, between MR. ' Soutbasophor-start, Stress& I potiCV, ihir moat, yis new placed; but you could rut hate 1 NEW-CHURCH, SIR. NO-CHURCH, sod MR. TRUE- TRUSTY/1, f I a man more i.-aloe's ins his allaChMent to the Cousti. 1 CHURCH, on SUNDAY last. A new Village Dialogue. i • The Doha of RIITLA2IO. K .G. lotion, as established at the period of the Re.olllii -sure With a Frontispiece. Second Edition. TN' MsrqUi• of Bern gentian. sensible of the lio ...... r you have conferred upon him-more Printed for J Hatcbard, Bookseller to the Queen, 190, . , - The Marquir of N rigs, ready 10 discharge his public duty, or attend to your private Piccadilly. • Wrl.l.lSir Plias% Eaq SI P. and local iutereals. Where may be bad, prick 4d. or 3e. ed. per dozen, SB. MortLAND, Esq.• 1111 P. Be amiertd, Gentlemen, that no ailtantage of a personal LUCY SMITH; or, The Young Maid and her %hither's And Sixty Directins• torture shall ever bias my judgmeat as your Representative , Meeneing Director-I.T. 'HAREM IllEAtiioWr. Egg. P.A.N. treseting I shell thereby make you the best rotten for the ' Bible : a Tale. By the Arthur of a variety of other useful books. Village Histories"-and " • El URNS * In the limonite of 18,Joeli. have peel, mid prove myself deserving of a contiuusute of your ----- --•- . la , ill keen paid withi n th e l as t f our y ea r s to shame who have future hiendship and support. PRESTON ON ABSTRACTS, Part IV. • 1 have the honour to be., This day is published, in royal 11.,. . price 12e. Part IV. of A N ESSAY on A lISTR ACT of TITLE. to been infowed even sears ; a greater aihraidaer to the politic • BILOTIteR ELP.CTOIIIt • 11 " 1 " 1 .". krill Mlle no Yielded by %sty well-wcured Esta- facilitate the study and the application of she first Your faithful ' Servant: libsliowest. Anil time politic mat reel mewed that claim* sirein • th.st oMcerte never defeated upon mere legal at+ elbow, CHARLES CALVERT. Principles and general Rules of the Laws of Property; Mal- in mar rto enhance thew retires. but that demauds are paid St. Jame s' s-place, June 24, 1818. lug in the detail the duly ofSolicitore in preparing, /sc. and . ireful+, with the utmost peompineen. of Counsel in advising. 1111 Allaillll'if of Title. • _ Firprrienre has proved that, in the business a Fire Inc.. - - 1 Ry RICHARD PR EsToN, Esq. vauce.„a large Ferment nt Capital, in addition to Ow Ruch,. WESTMINSTER HOSPITAL. London: Printed fur W. Mike mid Sous, Law Book- , ming meet. arising from she pre' .. i n.9, I. Ilece.cary for A SPECIAL GENERAL BOARD of the sellers, Portugsl.strett, Lincolo',Atin 1 5101.11) SECURITY. This permanent end ailditioual Ca- L'IR TRUSTEES of the WESTMINSTER HOSPITAL lilt.' OW Original Menthe's have pr....hied to ilia 1 neat or punue INFIRMARY, in Jr s-strtet, Westin' I . dif Inn nOn/ Anal atm. a 1... ar. •••••••••••••klo &kr Ine•••• -:ii ..- 1...1.1 ..- 11C111 , 111,e n A .., •I 1.6 .1..... f 1661.. 1"4 ". Of alum may he had, Parts 1. 11. soul 111. Also, A PRACTICAL TREATISE on CONVEYAN. CLING, by R. Preston, Esq. 3 vuls. royal Bvo. 31.3 a. STAT.: OF THE P 01.1.1. LANCASTER. JUN* 13.—The following is the state of tha at oor o'clock : CO:ol-tone Doo. tun cm* liscwite • contebt continuer to be conductej on ell S.. 4 *hies %MI frittelt alio - lily. II it llestilters for the comity will lie opposed here by Mr. Fronk, of Yorkshire. Volta I...t.EtAlott.—A boot Irtlf rist row o'..lock nit y, the SheiiiT iti,itititeil tite I.ttptings In the grain' hall of the city of fork, chichi Ww Irene/ilea Iv all puriirs, end ocoottoced the Mull state of the roll sr follows flay. 2d day. 3d Jay. 4th day. Trard. Ilou 1.. Ditosilas 471 332 400 413 1418 Sir M. 50..% Itt3 344 341 14:9 Colonel l!uak 231 200 297 1065 NaTitNenisi, Jusr. 41. Birds Eanclitre 1.461 Smith Nott•rtiAateloNouliL24. COOSpIOIII . ....... •• • 073 Kerrigan ... iser7 Rubinson 407 JUNE 24. Nagent ....... lbschfiwd Cavendish 124 WII.Tg. /HNC 24 1115 Wirllrcley Barneit PRESTON, JUNE 22. llnriytck. I• pine Horuby 657 WEYMOUTH, JUNE '23. Mr. %%Alison 9l Mr. r ahlu Buxto.ii. T. Wallace 01 1 It Mr. Care 5O Sir John Murray Mr Wart* .. 39 Mr. Hebb CARMARTHEN, JUNK '3. Cianspbel! Jews • COVIttITaY. JUN G 24. Peter. 1,100 Edward Ellice I Joseph Butterworth 140.1 citi.:-trn:.ll.,Nv. 41: Scertwo ,. 401 Willl.llllll ....... • • 4SI Relgravc 6lO Grosvenor CRICKLADK, JUNE i 4. Cordon Pitt ... Calk' , . LEOO.II•4TV.R, 311 SE 23 . loslblous k Fairlre • liarrotirt TAUNTON, JUNE 23. &tint linrrouglis . 276 Cullius 245 EVESHAM, JUNI: 33. ilownelh Coekerell Boughton ....... 224 HEREFORD (curl . ). NEcuiD DAY. JUN 22. The Hun. J S. Gwks 303 gynathitila . 201 Mr. Scuslamtwe ..... 1.10 JUNE 23. Corks Symms'ls ....354 Scud.tosore I.lvEftrool., JUNE 23. Mr Canning 1.290 General Gascoyne Earl &Pon ...... 920 RETURN. OF CITY MEMBERS. Yesterday ■ Common Hall *is held at Gerd hull. ror the purpose of receiving the SheritP ! return of the Members elected to serve in the next• Parliament. The doors were opened at an early hour, hot the newly-elecied Members did not make their aPprat once till between twelve and limy were 'rye rally received hi the 'mvie in Mid about the HyII with the must firttering expres?iosis of reviled and favour. A few minutes before o►►e o'clock, the Lord Mayor, the new Mentl►ers, the Sheriffs, mid a unlit her of o.her Gentlemen, ascended the hustings.— The Crier summoned all permits coticertied to hear au th ai . tenil, while he should state the numbers as they appeared at the conclusion of the pull, and then made the following ►tatement : For Alderman Wood . 5,700 • Tininess Wilson, Esq. .11tutprit Win roman, Esq. Alderman Thorp A lilvringii ! Sir W. Curtis Aldernssu litkisis] After thin, he read front a riper, that toe She tiffs declared Messrs. Wood, 11'ilanto, and Thorp, dilly elected to serve iu the next Par hainent. The declaration wus hailed hg raptu rous acclamations throughout the Hall,. which was tilled-with spectiitois. _ _ Alderman IVoots then came forward. amidst loud applause, owl addressed the Livery. Being then declared the first ou tie poll, he had but little lo add to what on several ',mesons days he had ad dressed to them (but which, could nut be ton often repeated), that his gratitude to the Livery for the honour they had in twisty itionlicer, but parti culady in the late contrst, confeireel upon I • , should cease only with his lire. There we t s another . subject, however, on which he wished try say a few words. The Honourable Baronet (S' W.7Ctirtis) who had been unsuccessful in his address to the Livery. attributed Itis failure to au inability-et/1.4y- Mg them prffl,ll4ll attentions, iticonsistrut with the attendance on his duties in the !louse of 'Cram oiti, and to the lateness of the time et which he beg in to canvass. His inferiority 011 the poll baud to NCO of the successful Candidates might possibly best/ accounted for; but not his inferiority to h i m (Al. dermal) Wood). For the Worthy Baronet had commenced the carivessing before - hitti—he loot canvassed the Exchange, and other .Bodies, before. be bast. He had himself beer, so mind) engaged•by duties its Parliamesit.• and bathe labouri of the Committee fur inquirisig into the state or the Gaols in the Metropolis, that be had not been able to elk a single individual to vote (Or Ishii, .bill a Week be fore the Election commenced. The Worthy Baro net had, in his address, referred to three of the successful Candidates, and he must. therefore, suppose. intruded to include him. It was ex tremely gratifyiti:: to him to be returned with. out tweitig one-sixth of the Livery. Being re solved to perform his duty in the House up to the last moment, lie was, in consequence, obliged to leave out of his canvass six or seven Wards ; acid hr trusted that what hr had then stated would he a sufficient apology to them for any *remit% *mot of respect. He heal gone on with his canvas. till the night before the cirmuenceuteot of the - E!ection, when, circumstasiced us lie lead been, he was coin pellet] to stop. He had not been able to call on one elector outside the City, but he felt confident they would excuse hint on account of Isis duties in the House of Commons. To his friends, both within and without the City, he returned thanks twain and again. He was sure many friends lied been busy for him without his knowledge. The only return he had to make to them was by a con scientious tool diligetit discharge of the duties im posed on him. In his parliamentary coutluct he should ever •Ive toiled by the maxim of guarding, to the utmost of his power, all the rights nod privi leges of the City of London—riot consulting the wishes of his constituents, said their local interests, laid t forgetting or losing sight of the welfare of the nation to large. He should continue to proceed its die limiest path of duty ; and should an election c.•ine mum! again !winter than in the common course of thing., he should be ready sure or rvenirusg that reward at tonie haw rt eb: it their • l l 4110111,1 Ile lii( . 6.l , trint ztudy to merit.—(Much op- Ph :l7. 4 W lumioe then ndvaticed and 14141(1, that bay. truth s ts le 1 i o l'i t ii s l6'3 ..ive ca r T is. for the distili t zu;slseal nook of regard they hail ruu ferrt•d oo him. RE was not prepered to come be fore them su soon again ; but iss he was ores of the tlartititlitts in rolatioh, or became him to •dritare, tlast nothing-cratrW sureari 14 . 0. anise of the hasuoir conferred ou lurk. nor his goatitude for the warmth Cad kiosks.* with which Isis lesti twos, tokeis tifii siorl• the patirtire and persevetance ex hibited in sopport of them during a %eerie alai protracted coolest. Perlis's. lie totelll to lake the hint from the lest• speaker. sod say a few 040/ 4 10 rropoCllog lit* own cowlocl 055 the ne ersi no of the Election. They were AI iewsre 1114 Coming forward *remit his own art, that he had trees' solicited to do so—and tl.erefore if his lasmassigt was not in every respell Snell mg 1107 Could amity, Owl *lig not his fault, but their own. It had pesfecily out of his power to cturaes every dottier, eveti partially. Frotothe very short notice he bail received of the kind tisteutoons of his Isiesols, to think of ViSitillg the Electors porsoottly. wus out of the question; hut lie had mule. it his 111Istorl•s to attend rerun', rteii;- jog me e tin g s of Livert otrls. where public meatuses are freopiently assets-Ned, and public characters ex ;ma h a d akiip had the , ATl , Lietioit to he favourably receto4:s:. Hr should cosselude by sow stating the Livery, lie should always endeavour its itecure the good opiui,tu o f which they had given Isiiis so II tiering a' proof, mild ousice it the st u dy of Isis Isle to do his duty its the best manuer he was capitlitc.—(//pp/aese.j Mr. W 11 - Itat t N then presented himself amidst the 11104 loud roll friendly cheering. liaviug dressed the Lavery at scone length shiritig evesy day of the lad 1, he was slot going to speak to 'much length. lie hail little more to say than in the midst of their emninon triumph to e mig re n i alt , them on the success so honourable to lotiss‘-11 ant i them. 'flwy had plaCed hiss Its the moo import ant of they had to bestow—nod he html, sits the other hand, established something fur thein. Tney had hitherto been accidOnliesl to elrcl 10th its re prestift them' not actually cusses). rod traders of Loudon. Thus nine-tesiths of the traders of Lou. don bad toe lima represented its l'arliatnent-.• whereas it was their interests, and every of them, ..‘:that us this great City peculi srly required a Repre sentation. Ile was :mare that the snercrorile and banking interests required an asserion mid joules:- tom in the House of Common'', but they wear the interests of powerful loathes of men. They had onions .and Committees, and were represented its vurions-wars, so that they could easily oppose any prejudicial seheines of Mini,-tets. Out tht great body (if 'the trailers had till Isom no one of congnon pursuits and common feelings. aid consequently 110 Otte to arlysteate effectually Voir rights in Pailiement. He, would be sorry to have it supposed that lie wished to draw sissy invi dious distinction between one body of Isis roman uenta and 31110111 tr. lie should he the'R. presentative. oil, and And attend to the interests of all. It nos, husrtr ever, Is fact, that he WWI the livid trader of ht. own slesci ilium) who had been rterted to AriVe its l'alfllll4 Meld. If he had thou : Ott it necessary to be sit- merchant—he conla hate hired a counting-house at 50/. soyeisr avid thus *smashed that qualifier. tem. —/ Hear, hear.)—But if he had entertained icteutions of quitting Ins presesit hostiles% the very 1101105 Se of setting sip fur their Atomiter should have pity/nov(1 him. because he was determined to eel up as a trader, and to light the battle upon that ground. Ile was resolved pp discover whether die ei j ieena o f London would for ever look nut for etranger, nr sl...ct one of themselves their R'l,lebelf tire—( Brace !J—and he had a 'slide and pleasure ass reflecting that lie had out miscalcnitted tin ihein. had always wished that the Cos potation of Lon doss should hold up its name, by IleitsllssKlola l'ar. limmeht men of property, charm -ter, and capacity ; and to this ; they load of late mode cotisiderahle advances. But he had 'soother piece of pride to -gratify, and lie could old resist the desire that the • Livery shoold elloo.e a Aleobl!sr from the Cutionon :Ze owed. lie limbo - ion !WI been torii•licit, ;loci :hoped that the success which lie h a d received would .suiduce men of ;property and capacity, hs 'ester the. Scoreolfiltiott, utill aspire from that to lolier honours, little to say of the Electio , o, n hateter been the conduct his atlvrr . -ants, lie Our,olul be:. Amery by tiny thin;,; lie should lost, to odd to the I - .venation individuals among thesis already reit. If they considered how tamitstigly they had tr . vises' - over him at the lass Electitio, they would lie vk 7titus eitonzis to self-reproach. . lie should lone them .to heaven, a n d those thoriss that must guar , , and rankle its their own bernons. He 'sail hothiu'ig to say bust retorts -them his khnolcs. -- sild to do so aide- Attrtely was impossible. lie rat deeply indebted to about one hundred individuals. who had acted the port of zealouatind ardesit fmends, Without soy joetronal acquaintance with lion. ft. those who •Ilad invited him to stand, end fn tel him free of expenlie, he was iserfrelly rout& in describe that hr felt. lie could not sUlliciesitly cipr,so lu.s,asr out only of the attachment they bad slown to the: eausse•ot freedom and 1n0t5541 . , 140 {mood, lostree• Mept.--but also of their ndsturahle judonens rosidtict. From the begimiiiig they saw that the effort% of the adiersary•Were directed agai,s/ him-- they saw gentlemen getting chore him sot the pall, but they were determined to set on the defensive, and guard against arty:atom:a gaiiiiaig touch g ttttt 'But when they perreed his success put to-total doubt, stud the enemy whiting OH one of the friends of independence {alluding, we suppose, to Sir W. Curtis toot Aid. Thoro),.'hey threw in their succours, and node the victory coinplete. Not one member bf his-Committee had polled ; and, iii adilttioo to the Ciuninittee, there were in reverie 300 electors, all ready to give siogle votes its case of clanger.— (4pplarse.) —For the result of the cattest he lover had the least vibratino of nerve. They bud ditto li ed nod stormed the citadel of etirrowitsis ; do r lin:I 'hewn what their strength was, too l lie Loped they would never distrust is, but pat it forth ass %hat• ever occasiosi VXellioll might be astral lo City of Lotislon or the riiipire.—(4please )-- For himself, lie should henceforth forget how usds vidunls had acted towards lion its the coatest, whether hostile or forildly. Nis 'turnstile servitor sloterld he (men to all; mid whatever LiV444.40• 44 addressed loin, on any %object, should not preruve that he kitty , whether he had, eupported Of (TOMO