The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1818-07-14 00:00:00

:, ......\ I . . ~4 . -/ : ...• ( ••• . . .._ . i • ...• .. . • 400/,/57.......7„ ) . .. t e i ' ; • I 0 ~. , 411.:s al 44 • .....:1 no •"..7•• Pm ' . . . . . .. .. . .. . . , \I -,„.: 1 •4. • .41bek.,..... * enithoripi! , ,f, -,:i ~....;.• ,(.., . 1 c b . . I /r, 4 "ft !Pa . mot aorta• sat tostai• viol* hr., otairosq lo ken: .4). i 1 ' 1111 tilt . ''' 111 /[3 f I rtl—so. .. 'i 1 4 a 1.1).14 , 4 tit • 4111 •• - ►~ 4 r _ , , LONDON, TUESDAY, JULY 14, ISis. NUMBEtt 4866 • Pit ICE 141:11f -PENCE. . LAsrPINE THIN sr.AION BANK OF ENGLAND, JULY 7, MIL 'VIII?. COURT tf DIRECTORS of Me R GOVERNOR wed COMPANY of Me BANK of ENGLAND, ffir• Notire, FOR TIIF. BENEFIT OF MR WARE, LEADER OF THE RANI). THEATRE-ROYAL, E-ROTA 1,, COVENT-GARDEN. T"'' F.VENING. TITESI4.4Y, July 14, will be ittetiented the Mw.ie , tl Drama of (WY ‘IANNEKING. Cuinnel Mannerine, Mr. Ahbnll ; Fleury Herbals. Mr. Pim lair, in whirl, d irr he will introduce, In Act 111. Bruce,. Adoless to his Artnir." Sento wha hae wi' Wal lace bit d." Lary Res lisiM e 11aa Sleybens. Eitil or the Play. by ref irides. drain% Drisnees telebralrd Flute Conc. rt.; of Role Delta 00000 a, he Mr. Birch, after which A MINICAL OLIO: In which, and in the Opera, will be inlrocloiced the fol. Niwine eel, healed Slimes, Duds. dm. :—Gire—'• The winds whistle d01e..." Love's Son Illnsion," Miss Stephens; • Re'.l Ihr. Thilw," mud "Ti.. Salther I ir'4l," Mir Slephrus; • Ile Mine, Dear Mvid,'' Mr. Sinclair ; " And ha. she Own NM in her truth," Mr. Sinclair: Duet—" Rene, Mu. % l ibel). and Mr. Siiirlsir ; The Fox juiviel over the Puri .ii's London linonoveniealt; or, Gas Lights in the Wirer Works !! !" Mr. Emery The Hirrur Donee, "lab Mirror% by lb' Mimi NEXT of KIN (I env) of 1.1'11.1.1AM COLLINGS. late a Seaman Whinging to the East India Merchant Ship Eilerg,ll, deren.ed, by •pplying 1 , 1 Mr. thrflll, N 0.3, Hell-yard, I).let.orie Commons, Idly hear of something to their advantage. GENTLEMEN'S APPAREL RENOVATE!). MESSRS. LAAIOT rE ti Inventors, at their Parlors , . 13, G , rrard.street, Lel. evater.erriare, and 34. ThreadoPettle-xlveet, City. re9wel• Italy present to Gentlemen • atom .d.vions tr , riBestiuu to Economy and Taste., by their petulanr and adustrahle pro. erne,' for restoring the Tiut and Lustre in won) Woollen apparel of every Colour. Terms--niat bs Great Ciat as. Suit Ss. Orders executed withta twelve hours, if required. Repairs, ifdesired, on moderate terms. N.B. Black eapeditionaly renovated for Monra:ng, kr. limoresr fir N loutf roue prev.iiled. mid N rirtinh-r of 'servos* were nr , •tiordile eon olo‘ r5l ta.relliuX vibrato print. *tool sited.slo•uf..str Frmieng Burdett—eves, hiurel It NV.. 11151 risk 11011019 heq•NIIIIIP • wr belle.VM. for the lil.l r me, rio-urtirunortaiit a branch of this lucrative toolfic ; the Voter Tete ratr•rly sought for. Nuel trtrillv 1111 r wN. even iNithia congregated, throng ,41 thOok some prominent tlecuestims of this driletip. timi. The Ere,deq o:43cieicr wimunnislested it lIINJUt she o ' clock Stir . 101111V111 ..of the procey %Met, to it, Na. kionter tlut Sir F, ifiintett had B one nut 1 . 1 Vie': height hood of Kwghtobrititre. srviere the trititirldyil Car tv:os placed. accompanied by Mr. firookel in Pi• private r aro isge. That Proposal+ in writinc. sealed up, will lte received by the &Tr.-far:h.'m or before THURSDAY. the 19th Instant, from such l soon. as may he willing In SUPPLY the BANK . with. roUR HUNDRED CHALDRONS of HEATON MAIN COALS, and SIXTY CH :1 LIDRONC of HART. LEY'S COALS, en he delivered in the Month of Alveoli Nell at the rate of Twelve Sado to each Chaldron, with the astral la-graite. free of expense. And a 1.., THREE HUNDRED DOZEN POUNDS of CANDLES, to be delivered in the Mouths of September and October next. Sampler of the Candles may be seen at the Storekeeper's Office, every day (Holidays excepted), between Ti. and Three &Clock. Persons wilting to Contract for the same, or their Atrento, most attend al the Bank, on THURSDAY, Me 16th boat. Half past One o'Clock precisely, otherwise sin reward will he paid to their Tenders Security will be required fur the disc perfurenince of the said Contract+. _ _ _ At ten n't hock the electors of -the seven parishes of Wessnii•cder luul a.seadd e d nr their rea l seeri v e 'daces of remissly's:iv, alid sittercled by bands, and attended by !rumors la-oriole the I)Almrrr r of slwir parishes, marched forward to K Every mass ware a blve. Ileum., mut live-ingruavots.o/4he musician• were decorated with blue silk. of she petrol's were Ha - canto:rolled by their *rives nerd female friends. who vied with each other in the gaiety of their appearance, and the predominatore of the favourite colisoir. of the day. '('he greatesl good bmmtaor stewed every where to prevail. and a reiteration ..r cheers and exclamations of " Burdett far ever !" burst from all quarters. CHAIRING OP SIR FRANCIS RURDETF. r. BF.ST, St erctsry. UNION ASSURANCE SOCIETY, CORNIIILL, (usencueto ID THE lariats oe QUARII ANNA, A.D. 1714). E is hereby given, Tlint Fire Policies, doe at Mirlasmener-Day Next most be paid within Fifteca days therefrom. The distinguishing prisuriple in the I.ife D..partnieut is, that every Polley made for the whole continuance of Life, will participate in the Profits by ailtli. buns being made to the sem insured at the usual stated periods; and experience has shown that a Policy originally effected fur 1,000/. may amount, by the plan of this Cln pasty, to 1,4001 ur 1,500/. without any addition of Premium being required. The Capital of the Company guarantees all losses ; the insured is, therefore, not liable for the losses of others. ..... To omelet!. wide (4th time.), the ompolar revived Farce of X. Y. Z C.v. Gillian% Mr. Abbott ; Grubllleenn, Mr. Wanclmr.l: Ne•L'y 114%, Mr List o n; Andros, Mr. Fawcett; DerMe, Mr. So nmwila ; K.lph 11..mpsirrol, Mr. Emery; Cesilt em m she HMO. Messrs. Menage. and king. $11:1.. M.o. Emir ; Mrs. %loser, Mr. &Freitag; Betty, t.rorre , ; Dora Nisionwell, Mrs. Darenpolt. Pr. rims. to &well (first time) the celebrated Overture De Pwctso. rnmy..nd t.y 13 T..; Pit. 3. 8.1 : Gallrry. 4..; Upper Gallery, 1.. Itosrs open at Sl*. and begin at Seven. To-RA , . to be had of Mr. tVare, 11. Broad-rnart, Lone- Acre ; nt all the prioriiml Hoak Shops; aod of Mr. Bra... don, at the 8 ov-1 Mr.., Pruner 's-place, Hart-street, where Flares may kr taro. - - The Life Premiums en Insurances fur One and Seven Years, are reduced generally Tweuty per Cent. In Fire Insorsoce, the proetice of this Company has been, fur 'towards of a century, to return the Profits on Policit•rffrried fur seven Yvan. These Profits average 25!. per Cent on the Deposit paid, sad is amount, during the coarse of a century, have exceeded 300,0001. THOMAS LEWIS, Secretary. • TI VAT!, E-ROYA f , HAYMARKET TIE poilm Are moat reveetrolly informer!, that Ski. Thuile" will OPEN TO-MORROW, Wed ornd in') 15, ism. with. Conte-11s. its Five Arts, called TI lis I'OOR GENTLE MA N. Sir 11nb..st Itrarnlde, T•rry; Sir Charles Cropland, Mr !Litwin' ; lorntraant Wiwthinntmi, Mr. Foote; Fre devil.. Ur. Jon's; 011apool, with the Cosmetic Song, Mr. J . ffB..in the MA4.. Edinburgh, being his Int app..:ll3Wle 119 this stair); Farmer Firrrstarby, Mr. Barton; llarn.rhv, Mr. Busmen; Waren, Mr. Mittens; y Mr. Martin; Corporal Fan, Mr. •Enkris Cnilv Worthington, Mille E. Blanehard (briar her serns4 app 111111 Ce on any since); Miss Lucretia Mar Tab, Mrs I) , sr- ow: ; Dame lisirotrby, Mrs. Kendall; Mary, Mrs. ‘Vatitits..n PROVIDENT LIFE OFFICE. TOR TER INSURANCE OF LIVES, AND THE GRANT AND PURCHASE OF ANNUITIES, SOUTHAMPTON-STRIET, "TUMID. After whirl.. the Conic Sketch of BLUE DEVILS. werim, Mr. Terry; James, M►.Tokely; Annette, Miss cop, tool To whirls will he added. A D %V AFTER THE WEDDING. l'Amrl Fre...lore. Mr. June.' ; Lord Rives*. M►. Remora ; Mr Burton. Lade Elizabeth Freelove, Mra.Gilaso; Al'. I}ivo., Mn. Kendall.• ft 6,.—Pit, 3s—First Gallery, Its.—Seeoed The Dortm to be opened al Six &Clack, sad the Per. forma. er to brim at Sevru 1.1..eri0 tut the Boxes to be taken of Mr. Maasiagitase, at Thi mitre. N H A Private Bi.X may be had nightly, by apphe•timt •t the Mx Office. Mr. War& (from the Theatre Royal, Bath). is engaged here. in perform • writs, of Ch. mown, and will make his Ara impenraare is bunion un Fed,, next. as Leon. in WBlllllllll and Fletelier's Comedy of Rule • Wife sad Have all Ale M. sod Mrs Liston hive renewed their engagements at th's Meow, filer $ tape of seven years. A new Comedy, in three Arts, will be produced on Satyr. day 1.1.11 ; and as a full exercise of the licensed power *rim lard 1.. I hi. the sire is o•rw nowt eunsl•lerably obstructed, ..yers %colon will be rnsiledirrinz the season with reference to !hr proverb of "a akar, life, nod a 'verso one." Ihi Tlonplay the Comity of the Boss. body. Sir Francis Gripe. Mc Terry; Sir George Airy, Mr. Russell; Marplot, Mr. Jones. Miranda, Mrs Glover; Patch, Mra. Gibbs. Attcr %loch the Day. Tu which will be added, the nisi.iccl Carer of L•ck and Key. i.i.y th.. Comedy of little a Wife and Have a Wife. The I h.irrster of Leon hy M.• Warde Mom the Theatre P dht , being his firs! appearance in London. After shod; thr Farce of the Agreeable Surprise. Lingo by Mr. Li•tnn• twine hi• first appcarwee in that charades., and first aprolorsore here these seven years. e.• Due n o tice will be given of the reyresentatioss of the last New favourite Comedy, called Teasing made Easy. TRUSTEES. The Marquis of BUCKINGHAM, Lard Riawanoost. S. B. 111101ILLAND, M.P. WILLIAM Pluto, Fag M.P. I Geo. Ducsarr, Esq. F.R.S. AND FIPTEEN DIRECTORS. Managing Director—J. BARRI BEAUMONT, Esq. F. AS. grtir. DIRECTORS q'shis INS'IrITU I'ION, woh toothiest* derived from its sstress,ineite public stiention to the important benefits which it is eaten. Wed to produce. Seen on She ord;nary plan of Insur ance Cowponies, the utility of Life I nnnnnn co is wangles'; bid how much more sideentogeous is it on the plan of the Provident-05er /se the common mode, the specific sins insored, is recovered. but nothing more Gls that of the Provided-Office. while equally secure of the yeti* sun hunted, the number is entitled to share the sew *s profits; sod this, it hat hen se" will frequently doable and treble the sent staled in SAo Polkx and this also Waist chip additional charge of Preenien The Fnwr Scimmintsit. Dmmtwo in the PROVI DENT LIFE OFFICE. confirmed in February, 1814. ap portions 131. Bs. per cent. (computed on all the premiums paid) to the account of each person insured for the whole of life. which is added to their Policies, and is made payable therewith :—thns the representatives of Mr Seamier. Utewe, of SAltasb, whose life was insured fur 1,0001. and wns Ike first that dropped after the dividend was declared, have received 801. les. In ADDITION to the 1,00.11. i 1111111011; ur 1,0801 16s. TIIE..ITRI:-R0Y.41. ENGLISH OPF:RA, STRAND. EVENING. TUESDAY. July 14. Al will Ire performed, never acted, • new Operetta, to br called THE BULL'S HEAD. pr;eri! , l? rhararlera—Mr Rrenrh, Mr. W. S. Chatterley, Mr Cr". e. Mr Wilkinson. Mr. Mucks!, Mrs. Grove, Miss sod Mt. Rurhardson. Alit r which, the Mottles' Farce of NIY AUNT. - - Mr. Wrenrhi Rattle, Mr. Harley, in which he •'.'l •onr rirr Smart's Trip from the Humber Su Calais." C.. 114 it, Mrs. Grove; EMM3, Miss Lore. To which will be added, a Pallet Drama, called I.A PEROUSE: OR, THE DESOLATE ISLAND. Lv (the Nariratitr), Mr. T. P. Cooke. Madame Miss Arlen; troths. Mrs. Pinirott ; other Charm.- tiv the AMERICAN INDIAN WARRIORS. Well artiroll tube apeard at Sir, and the Performance to begin r,l 7s—Lower GlPere, 2Y.—Upper Gd -IY. r, 1. --Y:crniitl Price it Nine o'Clork. ItoteP. Pinery, and Private Bourg., may he *ikon of Mr. si , r , to.oti, at the Box Oftiee,Strand Emmert.. fr.int Ten till Karr; loot nt rearm in'. Library, 170, New Bond-street, sigtisea.garrienr. ot.m.,rr.,w, a favourite Opera, with La Perinsat, a n d F.1i..• tllroment% Novelties ;ad ft, vivals are in active preparation. stimMER LOTTERY. 11:rt DnING slid CO. Nil. I. :Intl 296. Willeira, renew their solie.tstions for I 111 favours of ne Pah it in the NEW LOTTERY of only A,OOO 'rickets, N!, r!. Drosour 4th of AVGE'Sr. It has .. ..of .....€30.000 Stet 2,000 Sterling S With irootrioiss other Capitols of 5001. 3001 2001. and the tosisal eropartion of soisller Proti.s, berit ,ll.l winth A I'l I'ES or Pon r or %1 A DEI RA, 0' it 1 1 : K/ 1 HEA DS ..f REST CLARET. rrn he firosen by the Winners% will be athied to the Rove. re._ ••, that is. Funr More er rto erica of those P " " 4 Ike it.. rinorwtio -a for Slarro, if sold at PILIVENVN N. I, 2DOI FORSYTH ON TREES —NEW EDITION. This day is published. in Sco. the Sixth Edition, corrected and improved, with Plates and a Portrait, price 13s. boards. . _ _ A IIIEATISE on tlw CULTURE and MA LS. PIAGEM ENT of FRUIT-TREES, in which a new Method of Pruning and Training is fully described. To which is added, a new and improved Edition of " Observa tions on the Diseases, Defect., and Injuries in all kinds of Fruit and Forest Trees; with an Aceolont of a particular Method of Core." Published by Order of Government. With Reference to Figuresof the Fruit. By WILLIAM FORSYTH, F.A.R. and F.S.A. Gardener to his Majesty at Kensington and St. James's, Member of the Economical Society at St. Petersburgh, Ac. dce. Printed for Longman. Hurd, R !PS Orme, and Brown, Paternoster-row ; and T. Cadell and W. Dams. Strand. A NEW ERA. TWO PRIZES OF £30,000!!! ll'ilk only 0,000 Tickets. GCARROLL, the Contractor, submits to • tbe Public. with creatfal contblenre, • Scheme _ . • founded MI the reemnrnentlations of Adventurer*, who being 1111311.1111nU0% in wishing fur Prizes of Thirty Thousand Pound,, he is proud to state that although the Lottery is limited by Government to 8.000 Tickets, yet the Scheme can bout op Y Prizes of 30,000/. besides the usual number of other Capitals mud smaller Prizes ; and as it mutt be evi dent that chance increases in proportion as the number of Tickets is lessened, this Lottery presents to adventurers probabilities of obtaining 30,0001., which no Lottery ever presented hew, w this tv any other C ountry . And, in addition to all the Prize,. paid by Government, a, a Tribute of Gratitnile for Public Favours conferred on (.. CARROLL, be bas made arrangements that Purchasers shall have t►e option of r •eeiving 6111.1) for the Two Prizes of 1,000 Suirereiens, with PORT, CLARET, or MADEIRA, - - - - assnnnfint i 0 FOlll, Popes of Port or Slattetra, or font Mtgs. heads of Cian t, for each of the Prises of One Thousand Sovereigns, and in proportion fur Shares. The Wine to lie chosen by the Fielders thenisekes. swiss 4.ra AUGUST. ItliOLL'S SCHEME. NO FIXED PRIZX—ALL STF.RLING MONEY. Only 8.008 Ticket'. ....Fiitre of 130.004' 8.. Prizes 0f... 1200 2.non I to 2 ( Sovereign.) Loco 1 10 3 .. 500 I ,sf; 0 5 -- - - The Chairing of Sir Francis Borriett, yesterdar. upon his late re-election as one of the Members to represent the City of Westminster in Parliament, was one of she most splendid processions w hi c h we ever remember to have seen. By the arrangement of the Committee who mooned the Election, the procession was to set out from Hyde P irk-corner, and proceed through Piccadilly, the Haymarket, Strand, Covent-garden, Acit. ace. then to dinner at the Crown nod Anchor Tavern. At an early hour in the day the concourse of people pressing forward in every direction towards the wept end of the tow'', strongly reminded us of the bustle of all ranks who took a similar route on the evening of the Park . Fetes, to c debrate the Peace of 1814; but th e crowds in the windows. and on the roofs of the houses in Piccadilly, acc. exceeded any thing we ever saw on any previous public occasion. The windows were every where filled by Ladies of fashion, and the roofs were actually covered by people the appearance of some of them was really terrific, from the immense throng who bent forward on each others shoulders to overlook the precession from the great height of the large houses in Piccadilly. The famed curiosity, may we add the limitable patriotism. so often displayed by 1 he Ladies of Westminster, induced many of thetas to attempt this dangerous elevation, and we were extremely glad to find that their ultimate safety justified their co.lidence in the ominous they occupied. riot- withstanding the teinintrary apprelieloions excited by the separation of a few slates moil bricks, which was only productive of momentary inconvenience. The coup trail from the terrace in trout of Earl Spencer's anti the adjoining houses in the Green Park, was beautiful in the extreme. The range of rack and fashion which thronged the'ltaisks of the basin, attired in the gay colours of the season, was delightfully attractive, and the similar lines of gaiety and elegance which caught the eye in har monious perspective, as it traced the distant view along the lines of the windows and roofs towards llyde Palk Corner, was indescribably niagni fic;,nt. The cool shade from the large clusters of trees near the basin, and the refreshing effect of the jet treats from ►he fountain which played Mt° the lake, gave to the foreground of this rick prospect • variety and relief in the highest degree pleasing and characteristic. If in art the colons of a beautiful picture, when finely arranged and carried off (to use the artist's term), give to the rye that repose and harmony so productive of fascinating effect, how much more exquisite must be the charms which the real beauties of Nature and her ►cenery unfold in their loveliest combination—be fore these, the finest efforts of art are indeed cold arid inanimate. The side of the Park towards Constitution-hill presented an excellent contrast and counterpart to the richness and more organised gaiety of the Green Park and Piccadilly Terrace. The bustle there was full of noisy merriment, and if we supply with boys the place occupied by bears, in Hogarth's ad:wirahle klection Picture, anal omit the cudgel work, the resemblance wili be complete. There was the same struggle fir mounting spiked rails and fetters. with the same . indifference to scraped limbs and torn clothes, all the strong invokes of self feeling and individual safety, were merged in the bunting glow of en thusiasm which the Election triumph excited. The branches of the trees were every where scaled, and their repeated crashing and yielding wider an overwhelming weight, only furnished air impetus for more adventurous climbing, and for the decoration of hats with leaves collected from the fallen fragments by those whose beads had narrowly escaped fracture by the fall. While this conflicting bustle, and contusion, and tumbling, kept this port of the Park alive, the streetsiu and from Piccadilly. and along the line of the procession, were no less animated by their respective throngs. The foot-paths in Piccadilly were crowded at an early hour by persons of both sexes and all ages, and u n til mid-day the compact masses seemed to keep their ground with less of pressure than Wight have bent expected from SO in terinitagled mid accidentally grouped a throng; but at that time a very considerable number of carri ages, many of them filled by persons of fashion, drew up and began to form at each side of the street—these weir soon topped by persons claiming acquaintance with the coachmen and postillions, and the prospect, so fondly cherished by those whose early toil was rewarded by positions on the iron railing and walls of the Park, breams intercepted by the more elevated situation of the favoured few on the coaches. This eclipse of the popular view was, however, a• transient as Nlr. Coining lately hoped, at Liverpool, would be their " political de lusion," for not only were the coach-rinifs cleared by a summary and very effectise process, but the carriages themselves were put in motion, as d &leen forward in every direction. lit a short tints the flood it•elf swelled its prssage by its uses flow log action. and Piccadilly presented one solid moss, compo.ed of carriages, tax-calls, stiewamieri's foul. wheeled booths, equestrians sod peclrsiiialis, I every description. In this muss toe utmost I'l/%4 itharr.i and Sold by CARROLL I n the Last Lottery. And in his late Contracts, !►,491 ..Prise of ..C2o.non ti 0419 ....... 1,000 12,1/5 .. LOOP 5195 9,755 1•.P+09 . 31h1 7,749 7.735 .. Prize of ..£30"0 6,345 30,000 3,415 . 20,210 40411 &c. &c. &t. 12,..530 an , lShArel are no. on CA', at the Offteett of CAR_ IRMA., the ronirmetor. N 0.7. Coroloil, 16. • Worti-Mrrel, Lumluo, mud by all ha Agents itismiliwit the Cuartry. At liiiight.liiridge the crowd was beyond calcu- Wino, and it good deal of coofit.ion prevailed; by the activity of the conimlttee men. Mounted oil horses, however, who marshalled thi•ir forces with cnutddersible method, !NS was iu rt great measure counteracted, and tat-order of proceeding, aecotiling to the programme, was preserved. Much time was occupied in making the.e arrangements. It is impossible to give au accurate de.critition of the iut•nense a•sendilage at Ilyile Park Corner, below the gate leading In Kingloshridge, slut in the Palk. Many of the electors of the different pail-hes arringeil themselves its Ilytle Park. pre paratory to joiiiing the procession. At one a streaturr of while and !due wit. liiii.terl (roar the top lamp past at little Park Corner, as a signal (ruin which the sockets were to be (lad ors the approach and departure of Sir Francis Burdett. AI t half pritt one o'clock the discharge of a io•'ket notionoced the approach of S r Francis. l'he sin grey loess liedllllfUliy t • alratisnurd aid decorated with dark blue &pitons, had pit viously arrived, Slowly afterwards the car and chair ar rived, and at ten minutes before two o'clock, the horses being set-to, and every other preparation living complete. a rocket wits tired, which was the iiimottiicement of Sir F. mounting the Chair, Which he iiistahtly did. and the spontaneous acclamations of the multitude reverberated through the air. Sir F. was deetheil its a blue coat, white wai.tt•tiat. black breeches, and black silk stockings. Ile frequently look Whitt hat. and politely bowed to the popn lace its they cheered him. The filing of another rocket gave notice that the procession was ready to move, and the following is the order in which it moved Mr. Cleary, mounted ors a white charzer, richly decorated with blue ribbon. Three trumpeters on liumelvick, with blue cockades. Inirsemen. Three blue Asp, with the inscription in gold biters, " S r Francis Bursirtt." Rind of Music, shire and duce. Large Whitt Flag, tarried Oil hum back, motto " Purity of Eleei I.—Moore of St. A niter P.ll qh —1; even . Electors, fosse and Cow, bearing a lamed irk hint fla,g, Mottoes, " Buraett mud ludeprodesicy,"—" Bartlett and l'ority ut E.6etion." Band of Music three and three. _ 2 —B of St. Paul Cov't ot garden nod St. Martin's-le. (:rant=link. Electors, roar and ronr,besring 5 das k Misr flag, inocriberl, " Sir rrancis Itm.b.tt." Hand of MiilliC, three nod i bro., I.—Banner or St. Clement Mums and Si. Mary-14. Strand—Whim Elrctorr, four and four, bearism a dark blur banner, motto " Trial by J ury." Rand of Maxie, More and throe. 4 --filiturr ~r St. I.l*—Purple. Electors, tour and four, !waning a slack blue fin, inscribed, Sir Fraucia Burdett." ihnd of Musk, three and three. s.—ltiniser of St. James—tiiinsun. Electors, fool mid four iiid a dark blue fl ag, mono, " Burdett and Reform." Ruud of Music, three and three. R.—Banner of St. George, thinover.iore tre—Atky hire. Electont, four and four, !tearing a (lark blue flag, tam 'be, " Sir F 1111163 Burtirtt." Band of Music, three awl three. 7 --Banner of St. Margaret an d St. Johu—Yellow. Electors, four and km, bearing a dark blue Waiter, motto, " Magna China." Dark Blue Flag, motto,., " Burdett and Reform," and " Purity of Election." Baud of Musit, three and three. Colnatirraa, three and three. Large dark blue Balmer, motto, " Burdett, the Choice of she Peopir." Eight Atise.lant Constable*, fuer and four. Six Trumpeters, with Salver Trumpets, three and three, and Kettle Drums. Sir FRANCIS BURDETT, lit the-Chair, drawn by alx hurtles. Lon( dark blue Hamm•, e rird ui horseback; motto, ed Sma, ackMowleolged the 'shouts, which rens Ii sets wheis i.e towentlert the car. In a fsew melds after the worthy Barmwt t oo k l io • so at. four rockets were dificherged in succession irons the centre ohelisk between the turnpike-gotta.— Mr. Ilene, awl Mr. Kl1111:144. ►nonme d On 'lento.- I ful blood horses, ;richly • moster' wide Woe. came in *tiler immediately offset the rm. A t to. considerefalc introvel Mr. Sturch and Mr. Brooks followed in ass open iandati. I t The orsivalbsole, which proceeded at au extremelit slew posse, was iineeded by the lirtiteh rhelotted it toe all *odes, and which omit limb the Loopiest and moet enthusiastic s'inuts of eniogra tolvteim 'Prom the CilltIOWN SIMI top, of the houses the ehrers wer e re-echoed, and the Hoe. Baronet woos H,.lutrei loya COliftteet netting of 'idiot Lei.*hirt• frollt hole Nest, who twet!). - d rs ttilXime. Ito eVlttoe their rsooriutivin. by this tribute of sere,' et to the • worthy Member, as the mom 'otdeot.rof hi • Joholos frit'unt , . return he firosiently took oil to. bat. mod bowed to los co,otii . lll The processions pursued its loioV/ 4 ~isre dawn the Flaynititlet to Charing-cress. An etteillitt was here made to go round the stator of Chap lea the First; but this woe Ironed imps:iv:welder from the contortion of carts and carriages tided with spec tailors. The whole then arlystoced through the Stroud, to Bedforol-strert. I throve through Henrietta-street to Covent-garden, where it arrived at hell-past four. The discharge of a rocket an minim...el this event. and the bhtsuts /If the multi tude were repeated with additi ll lel force. Before the procession laud yet left Piccadilly, Ilse Haymarket, Cockspur-soreet, mod Charing-cross, were nearly impassable from the crowd. A slettbli lisle of cairroges of the at sessions kinds, through every. gradation, fruits the humble waggon tip t.l the elegant Widest, had taken pocst•toiioo of 0w... streets. All found appropriate occupiers, ascend ing to appearance as regularly as is they ktood on. while the balcomirs and rook of Use loolosoe presented the same brilliatit attracoinee, the sang life, beauty, mood animation, es gratified the rte sit Porwadi I ly. The crowd extended, &deli not in the same numbers, even ht that hour, all olooug the Soloed. +stool to Melly of the avenues leuslink 1., it, lib 1111' se. the Crown and Anchor, p orticularly th ice ow.sr to Chariug Cross, as St. Mathis's-lane, Lancaster court, Northumberland street, &c. and cttleo,le.s ably higher up, Bedford.street, and Stout's:imposts. street. were completely pre-occupied. The en trouser of the road leading to Waterloo Bridge, wos almost stopped sop by carriages, while the top of il l .. passage leadiste down to the wharf was iwrfeetle blocleil up be feinulea elevated out a woolen., a t promo wioel and some beams that appeared of a very fragile frame—but esery other feeling seemed gene rally merged in zeal for the good otiose, and curtosity for the spectacle. So vouch was expectation oso on". toe. that oreery house which could consulate' glimpse of the line of she procession was pet in r. q sitinn. As an instence, we / w oe sue,.' too that ohs roof of the Treasurer of the Navy's house, at the Soutlewest corner of Somerset Ht:USe. was Irs , 'Os filled with female spectators. Some of the pedoo.. mane snowed on to meet the sight, but the major part remained in the most eligible situations they could list on, and on all sides were beard e:sges inquiries and conjectures as to the time Sir Frasico• would snake his appearance. The worthy Bare net's success and Merits farmed the principul sub ject of conversation. Each entertanoed his lie gips bout oith eulooeirs on his character and virtue._. and to make all alteration in the welds of the port all ciied " Good bless bins !" Goy sod lively, mon bowling, as every place was that womesrtil the spectacle of the day, were we to 'elect the spot tioe exhibited these (writhes in the strongest colours, I', would he Covent-garden ; it incontestably lorearoit ed the best picture of the eistliusistatic indult/ who Is inspired all ranks to hake a part its t h e triumph and fests rotors of the day. Multitudes oil straggling parties, Irons Piccadilly and the Parks contitsucd to arrive there from two till half pant three ; and at the latter hour the whole external, purl et* the arts presented one stolid mass of people. )utiaie the Election we have often had occasion to speak of use display on the.staisde opposite the Ituonisigo—that, however, was confined to one side—but this day the appearance on every side of the square wise um form. Standings, coaches, chaise., gigs, wool colts on every side, and seats to be purchased at every price, from one penny tip to two and three shillings— scarcely a spot either me the ground. or the I ttttt se-, callable of emitaming us humist being, could be poihts ed out vacant. Branches of laurel, and vireamers purple, send purple mad white, waved in every dime. lion. The Electors of the several parishes, each ceded by their own band playing. marched tip Bed , ford -street, and Henrietta -street, us excellent sortie., and thence to the western side of the square. A 1111.141: their various emblems; *e observed hourel leaser , edged with gold leaf. The Ladies tilled up every iisterval between the voters. When the foremost part of the procession had reached the so u th and Sir F. Burdett had got opposite the chinch. two rockets were discharged from the top of toss. Piazza Cooffee-house, and signal streamers at the seine time hoisted, upon which the whole halted, according to the published direttions of tile Com mittee, and gave three cheers. The three cheroot were greatly multiplied, nod the acclamations re the i tttt muse assenstsled multitude became :§lllollllding. As the procession moved no the Strand, the sante demoustrstions of zeal and loosen oleo cootsnued to be made; and in pos s oo g by Mr. Brooks's house, opposite Exeter 'Clothe. is.. hero of the day was presented e:ltts a ids. , crown from r for hand its the window. An aro. dent of a Serious gnome was like to °rem. at lee heed of Exeter `C....kiiitge. A noble stoto.ll. Irritated by something in the crowd, plunged vonlcssily. got his leg over the splinter-bar of a carriage; low outer web thrown forward on the hor.e, rte. k, MA borne off by some of the stsrretionli.og pieopie. Two or tin re resolute men ran to the W.111141 ' 11 and !.t Lino colt the traces were cut, cod the 11{4die.t1 lieform" Twenty sward Geo ilciii.UontiTin.ehack, four and four. The rear of the procession war formed by a number of horsemen and carriages ; the ear repre sented a comic Chair. It consisted tifa Chair placed oil r pedestal elevated upon a platform, the base of which was considerably higher than the rout* of all 01111111ify CO:11.11, cupported by four wheels. The whole wits of a pink colour, richly ornamented mid guilt. The inAcetit to the Chair wis comps sett of three steps, upon the fleet of which was it feribed, Lem is, the word *. Troth"—i.poti the seciiiiil, •` Justice"—and upon the third, " Reform." At the Show were placid the luso 1, the Itultian etio,:eius of Juat . i (worried with she Nritts of Ws St.. : the •ides with the fizitres of 13,itancia and tier Lion; and the back wish Sit F. Hurd. Ws crest. The Nut ensemble was ezirtNnely beaun'al. The area rl.lBllOll of the chair g..ve the •i ice r oie w id e d crew& an opportunity of seeing is Ph' tavuurite Iterrreatatire distiottly, w ho, Sty retort. ti— gll lot r••r vi- wy ul Tip M. In 'llB. lla le t ity .1 1 to 1 it hl hr 8. rV er .10 11.# ell Ile it 11.• Ur Nil Ilt to at i . 1 - 11 lie lie It. 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