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TUESDAY, June will he performed Oby particular desire), 111treatt's p i ed Opera or IL DON GIOVANNI. End of the Ina Let, the NEW DIVERTISEISIENT. Mar she Opera (by particular &Rite), LE PRINCE TROUBADOUR. Vivant Mrs et !tritium! GENERAL ELECTION. TO THE WORTHY AND INDEPENDENT LIVERY OF LONDON. Grwrt.ell/8, -.11011140W, TUESDAY, tPi Ppll will close ; omit out, therefore, I retreat you, to record the eTiaaaans you instertain, such b y your Potts So announce your Judgment of public men and of past ograsures, to the ensuing Parliatueet and to the world. The kindness of the Livery has already emoted my success, and I reiterate my snot cordial sharks; but I desire ti at by perseverance and unless She success may become complete. Fur the great cause of constitutional Geodes and tif wu bought loyalty, I accordingly repeal my reggaes., that yon will hasten to the Poll, sad demorstrate this the Livery of Lowden distingatish and decide—and, es they aremlighteard, so they will prom thenmelms by a glorious result (11 be, lodged, iadepeothot mad free. . • 1 have the honour to reseal% Gairmstsi go, Your dotage& obll,ral !Wynne, • . . Arraciv *OOD. • Mosillay Evvoia', Jose VI, 918. * s o The Committee for conducting the Eleetiou of Mr. Al drums. Wend will sit To-morrow Morning (this day), at the Paul's Head Tavern Rooms, Common-street, and earneetly invite the speedy attentleuee of his Ricotta at the Poll, which Is opeo daily from Nine till Three, as well as any coom.w. Meatier. that ran promote hi• success. STATE OF THE SIXTH DAY'S POLL. Wood ..... Wilson 4 '237 Waltham' Curtis 3.547 Atkins. ...... . GENERAL ELECTION. GENERAL ciccnO, GENERAL ELECTION. TO TOE WORTHY AND INDEPENDENT LIVERY OF LONDON. Gettet.r4lS, T " e ,eiordortlinary reeeliniis von have this Jay guide is my farmer amend my warmest patitiade, as altagetSdr unparallelvd at ihis late period of an Election, cansiderig the nensher of Liverymen who have pulled, and as a devilled proof of the prevalence of public opinion in favour of.Lilterly and ladepemienee. I renown entertain the smallest Aseht, that a contittuetl determination to iwtheurt thew principle will ultimately crown your effuita with the moat brilliant pieties. I have the honour to remain, GWITLIPTIVN, Your must dailhral humhk Servant, JOHN THOS. THORP. Guildhall, Ina. 22, ISIS. STATE OF THR SIXTH DAY'S POLL. ''.?. VZT • 3.147 ht W thee • 4 237 Waithntan Corti* The Committee (.r conilurting the Election of Alderman Thorp meet at the Eines Head Tavern, Poultry, where any Commiinicaiion will be thankfully rerrivril •.• The Poll will finally rime Tills DAY (Tuesday, the 231 lust ), al Three ii`Clutk TO TUE IVoRTOY AND INNIOVIDRItt LIVIIIIY - WESTMINSTER ELECTION. TIRE . CANVASS of 111. City of ‘Vesiminoter. • 1 no the part of Sir 5.4 NIUE!. HOU I LIN, having her,. now nearly completed, his Committee 11411i..11 to epIIVRIVIMIS the Electors no the triuMplenot result—Tilt IMSTIENIT soar it or TOE' PIMPLE Or WESTMINIrtit newel TO NS OF THE CI Orl:ONDON. GCNTIANI ex; • , Aco EXION of Twenty-eight VeRTII with wty Con•titsihnts has given me • wintildestce in their support, to ieturtt me, fur the seventh time, sine of their Ileprer.entiotaves, which the early mediums of asyosppuisents were unable to 'bake. I ass coufiJent Him Me Livery .veld not &Met an old and faithful &must, who had time demoted OW.. • ' The result of thrillPilhtbaes Poll hse fully peddled that cenlidenee. I have seen with pride that my Mends were ready to dispose the gssiond fur me by inches. They kindly remembered, that while engaged iu th..ir iu a para mount duty in Parliament, I was necessarily p I from nhelerlaking • Canvass which mislot have hem bereficial us soy interests as a Cantlidase althuegh at the espense of tkgarsy and theysesideed MIR . should suffer mimeses. niemenieuendravinsr seed ow became an home Represen tative of the people. Persevere, Gentlemen, end we most triumph, toe one cause is guild ; it is the cense of our country, a cause which I have served by my humble exertions, throughout •ll the hest plots of a toilsome life, and which my sense of pothlic duty will nut yet permit me to abandou for ease and retire ment. IRIPILISENTED ST OM SARUM. Rolle;t1.1". - It remains only to give due effect to this desire so iii.egnivorally es promed ; and to this end it is most ini t ..). tut that 3:r Elamorl's Supporters should be FORTNUM* AT Tilt: Pot.!. The Curiosities have taken %nth mritsities tte will !prevent any personal ineouvonieore or interruption to .nirh Voters us may think tit to preload to the 111114iiigs from the Grurrail Coinuainse•ltuoist, 411, Xing-street, Covrut.Gartlrn. Yttsterday • 4th Day fir JOHN MACKAY, Chairman. STATEOF THE POl.l . Sir N. Illaxweii • • ... 4 . 55 l,7in _1,. • Rona/11y ••• •• • tvr.l..Tutnt 1 a7o Sir F. Eluded ....... 7711 . 1,463 H. Hoot, F.so l4 4/ rff sAnwtoVAL, DRURY-LAPIN. MINIS EVENING, TUESDAY. June 23. their Illsjestiee Kernels will perfume the Tragedy - of OTIIELLO. Othello, Mr. Kees; Conk (first time), Mr. Reesongh ; Rotlerinto. Mr. Peek, lotto, Mr. Maywood. De/anaemia, Mrs. Robins's ; Emilia, Mrs. Glover. To which will be added, the Cody of WAYS AND MEANS; OR, A TRIP TO DO/ER. • Kir WWI Doeder, Mr. Oates; Itardoi4 Mt. Peat; ; Ormeple. Mr. 111111110111, Tiptoe (list lime), Mr. Fisher. Lady Dvendet, Mrs. Sparks; aneribt (first time), Miss M. Cuuke • Kitty (first time), Miss Cooke. Ilwtrs open at Six o'clock—the Perforestatee to begiu at !Steen. • Kokes, 7s. • Second Prier, Mi. ettl.—Pit, 34. 6.1; Second Vriee, !n.—Lower Gallery, 2..; Second Price, lc—Upper Gallery. lo.; Second Price, ed. fluxes and Pleven to be taken of Mr. Spring, Rotnnds, Rrydgeo street, from Ten till Four, and of whom may be had • Private Box nightly. • To morrow, the Tragedy of Orooooko, and Three Weeks lifter Marriage. JI QUI MURRAY NIAXWELL'S CONINIIT- K 7 TEE, at the Royal liolel, St.Jacrsta'svitect, are tin fortunately compelled to put off the Dinner adrerti.ed to lake place this llpy, notwithstanding the nom/loos aryl'. cations fur Tickits, owing to the &swinged intlisp.sli . of their worthy Chinaman, Sir Matthew Bhotasu, Coin, Sli t late accident that happened to him. Doe notice will Lo given when the Dinner is to lake pike. Oil the aralona attachment of my Friends to those good til.l miociples upon which I have acted, without variation, thfough it sucerssive Parliaments, I pinee n a oufident tell mince tint I shall be actin returned to that I ~,,, ourable Assembly, by such a majority on the Pull, as will evince to the world that tle.y me nut yet out of fashion, but are still as dear to us as ewer. TO THE GENTLEM EN. CLERGY. FR Entiot.twics, AND FREEMEN OF THE CITY or musroL. GFIVILS3I6N, WITH gratitude I neknowledlre that was undertaken, when my Fellow-Co izens demanded my preienee, hap heen nobly performed. Returned as your Representative in Pori swot. witlmnt solicitation. withont trouble. witliiint ,•*.. I 0,11 lake my Seat with an honour that few Members will have to boast. This, Gentlemen, is Purity of Election ; nod I hope net er to forget that it is also the triumph of Constitiltional e pendeoce. I have the honour to remain. with devoted attachment, GENTLEMEN, tour faithful and most devotcaSerrottit. EDWARD PROTHEROE. Cote House, 20th June, 1818. THEA TRR-ROYA R.VOLISH OPERA, STRAND. TUN EVENING. TUESDAY. June 23, sill be permitted (3d time) • new characteristic BALLET DIVERTISEM ENT. Principal Mace's, Mr. St. Albin and Miss A ylett (from lhr 71eatie Royal, Dublin); and incidental to the Ballet, will be introduced the NATIVE AMERICAN INDIAN WARRIORS. lately arrived is England. The following are the names of the Indians 1-Iteninig.Gie (the Chivr, Ne.tpii.e.et-Twassaite, Ne-gnu-ne an•Gnh, Sta. Late, Se•quos-kris.Ace, Devlin-Gob, Te-let-eae• Dogs. After shirk, the Comic Operetta of HACHELOHY WIVES. Captain Metro'''. Mr P* . i1111.411; Captain Glylowe. Mr. Wrench. Emily. Mies Kelly; Julia, Mrs. W. S. Chatterley. But, Gentlemen, no lime can be lost—the Poll closes This Uay,, at I Wet' ~ Cluck. Let roe, Ihesefure, earnestly marvel pint eorly .iftentlanee at the !lustier, its order site. crssfully to termin.tte this veil contest, and to insure the triumph of muciplee which bay.. preserved nor I.ibertii a, our Coustitutiou, sod our Properly, and exalted the glory of our bi.love.l colintry- , -priticiolre which I pledge myself to autoutsiss to thus lust picisol of my hr.-, I Mace 11.. huuour to he, GeNTLYAgeIe, Your obliged and faithful Si•rtant. W. CURTIS. Old South Rea Hussy, June rd, ISIS. To which will he melded. Ow felvoureie Operrtia of FIRE AND WATER. Catilaio Hurry, Mr. Motley; Fr... 1,6414 Mr. Womb. Family, Mira Love; Forbirh, Miro I. SiCSTUMM. To rowels& with the Miseivil Entertaimseel of THE lIEE-Hll'E. Mingle. Mr. parley; Capt. Merton, Mr. Wrench; Capt. Raise°, Mr. W.S. Cbatirrlry. Cicely, Miss Krlly. 't he Great Room will he opened as a Saloon, mill taslefolly up as au Illansinaleil C.inservatory. arveral liii,i -drros of Trees, Shirts", sad Flowers, interspersed with Jets D'/:mar. _ _ ....__. ss.—Pit. 3s —Lower Gallery, ts.—Upper I. —Second Price at Nine eiTlock. Hove, Pisces, and P.iv•te Dimes, may be taken of Mr. St.cr unto, it the Box ()ffire,Stentict galenite,. front Ten till Env, ; sod al Ritmo...is Library, 170, NOW atenet, opposite Iluelington-gardens. Tii.tinirron. the American Indians, with tbe Begrir's Opera, mot My Uncle. Various Novelties sod Revivals am in active preparation. Last Day, NEXT FRIDAY. JUNE 26, A 1 icket must pis .e 40,000 Ar 113,000 fur the Sixth Prise above fl,OOO. HAZARD anti CO. Cool rectors for the int triy, •nlicil ■tlroliuu to the pretreat unexampled Mote of the What, with ONLY ONE DAY TO DRAW 44 CAPITALS, TWO of £2.0,000, &c. &c. Which Mass All be Drawn NEXT FRIDAY. Julie 26. WHEN THE LOTTERY FINISHES. A fee Tickets and Shires yet remain ...sold, and may now he had, Warranted Undrarn. of HAZARD and Co. Cos izAcintts, at their very old (Mice, ROYAL EXCHANGE, Logbov, and by all these Agents throughout Ilse C try, who 11.tve already Shared and Sold is the present lottery, SEVEN CAPITAL PRIZES; In the Last Year's Lotteries, Five Prizes of kio,ooo And in former I.utteries, Prizes in t►e Amount of AIANY MILLIONS. J. owl J. SIVEWRIGIIT Request their ['lien& anti the Politic attcntiuo to the very Rich State of the Wheel: TWO Prizes of 220.000 ! And 4i others (1 423.000, 45*0. MUST RE DRAWN NEXT FRIDAY, .1 ime THE LAST DAY. The Sixth.drowse Prize above £l.OOO must he FORTY TIIOUSAN I) I'OUND! Or .V 23.000! Tiekcis anJ Share*, warranted isndrawn, are now us Sale at the old and fortunate Offices, Nu. 37, Coitattit.t.; I 38, WayliannaT; 11, H 01.130111111; 141, OXFORD STREIRT; Where The plowing Capitals hare jest been Anld: No. 11 VII THE t.Asr No. .24...?06 TILE FIRST N. 7 71R .C1.000 N. 5 l'2 9 PI,oOO &r. &c. 11.AI1)N, I )11Y, =•11(1 CO. meat rertwetrully 07.9 r.lnroi their sincere tkuiks to Professional Gentlemen and the Poblie fun the liberal stcom's-sinew they have re eehred, au I in c..naripoo ore of the ninny ImozlineirnatatiMlS of their PATENT SELF. 4% ()JCS el NG TRUSSES, which art aor.lai!y advertised, without either novelty, improvement, or utility, mishitr it their duty if. ClllllllOll the Public against the impositions of ands false perienders. The PATEN SEI.E.A HMS IA NG Titusqrs, which require So Hilo., nor ramie Piny Confinement to the an """Nr•Clured ONLY by SALMON, ODY, and CO., Strrmi, Lono:ut; ; and 163, Palnis Royal, Paris; who have the honour to supply the Army slid Navy, the Itilsimy and Naval Hospit a ls. the Tr3IISIM . If I S, , rfr ice, Duck Yards amyl Ordnance, the Maoism Infirmary, the Hon. Ilast bolls (' P"V, the City of I.,ndum Tru• s Silflri V, the Wiry, le.l t rt.libigh, and Hi isiol Infirmaries, the 3114- dh.cx Hospital, rke ate. 1 1 .•ronn..le,i•itnig in the country. mendist: the rum fereure of the body in to lee, jO4 stone OA I.iia r souy dr. rod 'Tots toeing fitted. 5..61 by Boiler and Son., Chwiaista, 31, ohtio ; and by on, or to ,, re Droggist4 sli cv. incip:ll 'furs to Entrlastl. TO THE WORTHY AND INDEPE?i DENT LIVERY OF LONDON. GENTLlrltall, rrlIE eintleyt in which we are engaged is un exampled in severity, and unparalleled in exertion, in the City of London. It approaches to • termivation, and at the close of the Sixth Day of the Election 1 Ana 'al oe( is • situation which call. foe the repression of my warmest thanks, and of my highest gratification. brn Mow wily to entreat, that my Friends will press to the Poll early this morutug, and thus complete the success of onr reuse, and consummate the triumph of our ludo peodeoce. I have the hminor to be, GENTLICSI/111. Your most faithful and obliged Servant, ROBERT WAITHNIAN. Guildhall Cutire-house, June 23, 1218. STATE OF THE POLL, SIXTH DAY. tvaithenan Wned 4,618 Wilson 4.247 Canis . 3017 R Tlom p Atkins The Eleelion finally eln%es This Day. ai Three liCinek. MR. WAITHMANN ELECTION. HE CON) Al ITTEE foe conefuctinY Mr. T WAIT/ISIAN'S ELECTION feel winch eralifleafiwn in the extra..elliwary efforts which have been lists day wade, but siepesel fur • moment the full expression of their grain. fel &shop. They eveeldratly tall epee *err Brother Li vvvroes 116 OW Meer hest tellethse► and to easseismibt Shvir gloriosa irinwiph. The Poll will close TO-MORROW (ibis day), at Three o'Clock, and they trust that ilw indrpeudence of the Livery of London will be secured for ever. At a anmerous and resprciable kfeetiug, held at the Lou don Tavern, Duthopettete.eireet, Mr. Aldcrsuar GOODREH ERE in the Chair, Among other Resolutions, it was unaissmoitisly resolved, That, ronsist►ntly with the pore principles of the British Crumbtotion, Ressermistativcs with! to be return,) to l'ar. liatn►et free of exp►aa., and that a Sislisrriptisin be imme diah•lv opened I • defray the necessary chirps attenshug Mr R'aithtuati■ Eh cline. The Committee for conilortimy the Election sits daily at the Cuffre-himar,liing street, Clwayside, to receive all communications, where also Muliicriptions will he re. reined; as wrll sr' by Mr. Pavel!, S. Nlarv-Axe; Mr. II urcumhe, Si Paul's Chercb-yard sad Mr. T. Reeve, 17, Ludgate-hill, the Treasurers. CUIM iii I i ler Room, Guildhall Culler-huuae, inn, It. TO THE WORTHY AND INDEPENDENT LIVERY OF LONDON. oltt THE result of this day's Poll it as grwleful to my feelings as it is honourable to yunr persevering exert' . It is such as induces uie to look forward without apprehension to the clime of the Elver To morrow, whilst it justifies me in ',mutating minit rropecifully, though must eurnestly, to solicit a euittissuati tttt of that kind, •sereiiiill awl disinterested support, to which 1 owe the enviable rank my muse uuw holds iu the list of Ceudilliihre fur your suffrages. I have the h to be, Geterivitee, _ Your much obliged and faithful Servitor. THOMAS WILSON. Jeffrey's-square, Monday Evening, Jostle 22, lAIS STATE OF THE POLL, SIXTH DAT. litonnta Wilson. L. Mr. Alderman Wimoi .......... Robert Milkman, Esq... Sr Wm. Curl Hart Mr. Ablersoan Tlrurp . . •• IRISH LINENS. IRISH LINENS OF SUPERIOR FABRIC, SELLING IN PIECES AT WHOLESALE PRICES. THE BELFAST CONIPANY solicit public attention to their Establishment, which it is presumed will be (wind combining treat utility and economy. The liken they have for thieteeis years purmed, is lit insprirt no Linens but what are warranted bleached on the with out chemical acid, which, from tht ir ruuuexions it. Ireland, they are selling on yrsy advantageous trim.. The inexpe. riented may purchase with security, na the ',meet price is marked, and if a (milt appears, the money returned by their AVIIIP. Brooks, Burch, awl O'Keefe, 53, Great Russell @greet, Bloomsbury, opposite the Rrilkh Muse . UNION ASSURANCE SOCIETY. CORNII I LL, (ENETITUTIn IN ERE REIGN OF QV EF.4 ANNE, A.D. 1714). NI) VICE is hereby toren. That Fire Polii le.. slate at Miil.iontner-flay Next moat be paid withi n Fifteen iley4 therefrom. The diatitscifirhing principle in the ife Ikpartnieni iii, 11141 continuance of life, will participate in the Profile I. ailili t brio' made to the slim 311 the usual stalest poroola i and experience lute aliewis tint :1 Policy ni eflecteil for 1,0001. mix ainionnt, by the phi' of thia ('um. panF. to 1.1110/. o r I,sndf. without may &adult/is of Premium being riapisiell. The Crpiial of the Company concealers 1111 10,14 e. ; the ia, therefore, not haler: for Ike homes of 4.11 w,, The Lite 1'11.1111111114 on Isisuiriner. for Om: and S,stew Years, are lethleell leniently 'Fatality p e r Cent. In Fire Insurance, the pinetire of this Campnorc his been, for iiposi,flo of a cantioy, to retorts the 1111 I'lllll'lle '&4:hit for serest e is.. Theo: Profit. iterrage per Pent, on the Depoait paid, soul iii amount, d ot i n g the tunr.. of s cenlory, hare 300,111:• 1 /. THOMAS LV% 14, Serretai. I?th 1818. TO THE INDEPENDENT FIIEENIEN OF BOSTON. BROTIIRR FRECK EN, rrifiE has replaced in your hands the sacred trim which pea have reposed in me for focr ancressive Parliaments. I a:vitt entertain the anninide hope, that I shall, for the fifth time, he supported by your favour and hollowed by your choice. lu me professions are unnecessary. It has ever been my practice, as I feel it my ditty, to consult yule on all important occasion., and to endeavour to become the representative of your minds, as well as your 'Jerson.. What is a represents. if be does not reflect she imaxe of his constituents?— What is a Parliament, if It is not the mirror of the nation? —a to 'icutims mockery-3 rontrm'd dile inconsistency What is a House of Coltman', or what ought it to be, but an A,semhly of Delegate...tom all rods of the kingdom, to speak the opinions and wishes of the people—lo make known their interest., and promote them—to stale their grievances, and redress elsem--to assert their rights, and se care them. The transactions of history, and the derivation of the very word Pada:latent, will admit of so whim conclu sion, and it is treason to 4111 I' liberties and prosperity to con tend fur any other construction. Our Intimate intercourse during the time I have had the honour of serving you, demonstrates that sour principles are the same, and I nerd only turn to the Remolds of Partin. meat to prove, that every vote of mine has been dictated by an anxious attention to your interests, the liberties of my country, sad the happieem of mankind. Tu be one of the Delegates to the National Assembly of an humane and etilighteuel people, is the greatest honour a man is capable of enjoying. Titles, stars, and trappings, are in comparison ermiamptible. As fir as you are COlll. crewed, yes are determined to sin your duty. Would that the rest of your fellowaterbierts were admitted to milsong enst-arriehhedmint HOW, the tsar. should choose those who I ben, ! law of England, thonch unhappily wreiiird from the greet body of the nation by Mg individuals, who return a majo. city of the Houseof Consennisa, said whose unjust wenrstation puts equally to the Massed the power of the Criewu, and the righters( the people. Anil, worse than all, the patronage of the State, fed lay your isediesiry and sopporteil from your pockets, is extessileil to a pitch of hnnmll. es extravagance, for the purpose of being shared *moat; those harpies, who if they were to aet in concert against the Croon, it worts because powerless and degraded, as the people have become now, under their roil, a distressed and oppressed tratiou. The times in which we live require all who have votes to send teem to Parliament who will estforre cc 000000 sny and re form—corm, the extravagance of the Court and the profu sion of its Mistiaters—promote measures of 'chef for the in dustrious and *sieving pail of the community--and, above all, to lessen the hookas Sian people, said diminish the SWIM nig of locusts which occasion thrill. Brother Freemen, we are saiol to lie inn state of profound peace. I all it only an armed Intel., when such is the state of the world to which the Vows:cols of his Thijesty's Minis ters have rednced rt., that, for security only. we err required to keep up a standing army of inure thin ~,,,, hundred and twenty thousand men, an army uncoonntitill al in its very nature and existence, covering the land with bayonets and barracks, tonsuring our lihnwt Ws at home, and a national dis grace abroad; fur what can he more disgraceful than to make English soldiers the innissarien sof a foreign despot ? Beyond this, Itru, we have the awful roistempialitin of these oar countrymen returning home into the hunounts of their families, and the iut•tety lit ttwit tel with a new and fatal education under tyrannical employers and the Con tagion.' influence of abject as:loci:dm Tome was, whets every Engh►h soldier was a citizen, but now the rage for military rule, tondo r the auspices of the Holy Alliance, is such, that every citizen is to be a &ado r, and the civil order of society is to be inverted slid sacrificed la %%list, in Bona pact., W 4 ,3 so jo.intly le oil, but what, now he is gune, is too *loth ~,, -ly and fatally imitated, Nor in him du we flush ambition exiineuished, or n jenionny of thin country subolocd. Dopl tic craft and ingrionity will readily find prt tests for fresh armament., shot' 10l the litriiiires or the lie caw permit it, tool unisons the people return to Parliament the friends of peace and humanity, its hoise uo security, bust our distresses, against war, that scourge and scandal of the human race. 'Mese are consideration!' of a vital and paramount nat ur e, and whatever our stair of repose may he called, it is accom panied with the bunko, and elsmore of war. with few of the aileantazes of peace. If we hoe mil our lellow-atilijecia in the field of battle, the victims of pauperism are driven emigration;to if they fall not by Ilse sword, they die in work-house% anal those abundant and splendid aubsti lutes for the der 41 and dilapidated mansions of the country rem,* oleo, who ware since the employers 811.1 pro tectors of au industrious, thliving, and ell-propuriiinsed impoilat ion. 11 has been well observed, that the rich are the bankers of the poor; but caressive tacition, by breaking down the for mer, inflicts its worst effertson the latt.r. The direct taxa tion, which is felt by the poor. harassing and oppressive as it may be, is nothing in comparison of its haiirful effects, shun it is indirectly drying nit the sources of employment, those fertilising fountains of national prosperity, which nourish and refresh the exertions of an industrious and happy people. Imprisstal with these eunsideralions and feelings, li again oiler myself Sus • notice, and on these Kr Is CUURuknlly trope for your favoni•—tlisrlaiiinig to be irlorned to loathe. mull by nu:•o 1.. c c llosis youraelee., and cictre. mined. that, in yoor Representative, your nidepeadi•iit ciplrs shall Ise n•llerted and re.;iretril. Your local intrra.is. need the perocnal welfare of every Frea•unau tills of 164 ttttt it has been soy ',cot e to study. Iti nos public capacity, my objort a to spare, not char , the public iOlret• ; use a bile en yoilr ,ersscr, tics •oie of mine barterer cost one saltjc t of the empire a penny ur a Walt. • I hare the huaoor lo rem lin, nOIOVIEII Fat:goer:it, Your sinetce ruJ 101.611 Frie...l mid Sri vont, WI ILIA 3I A. :11.1 DOCKS. STATC or THE SIXTH DAY'S POLL. Cosi* Wu %I Wilsuu ♦ 237 IVaithinau Thorp .. Atkins 1683 FREEHOI.D ESTATE, AND VOTE FOR THE . „cOUNTY OF BILUFOJAD, $E SOI.1) BY AUCTION, ~ t't BY alit. CHRISfIP., At, dB hisetiss .Mart, so THURSDAY, holy*, precisely is Three 1.(0., by order of the Devotees in trent ra<l Wein!, LIN & . tensed, Lt;t rAI.O A 111. e ESTATE, tithe-free and CR laod.tax irleetnett, celled Keuspaton Farm, is Ilimpoishat urntion.st. within fwu miles and a half of the . . capital snarkeidown of Bedford, lye miles. funs Asoptliill, and u•o frum %V ,hurt ; eimaiming of a twat and auls.tatitiel firm lonise, with limit soil other convettieut buildings, in of K. 1111”.lott. sod IR3 acres, aid upward., of Cirttleost corn and grass land, iu the occupation of a tenant at will, who has had notice to coil at Michaelmas-day unit, presenting a very &Arable purchase so an investment. Lot 2..4 brick- b uilt Heritage, with gsrdrn and croft, opposite the Cirm-hutioe of l.mt I, iti the occupation of a tears; at will; alio s small detached Voctioure, together 5 acres 25 perches, and of the annual value of 171. Lot 3.—A small Cottage soil Gar.lett, at the back of the home pightl. a Loi 1, of the a tttttttt value of four guisorax, tlevirahlr, •s givtuc a vole for the comity. The Estate onsy be viewed by appliriii ion to Mr. Jaromb, at henipstuit. Printed Parlecithin may he had of the Printers of the Medford and Northampton Papers; at the Swap lnna at Bedford and Newport Paviell ; and Georrr, Woburn; of Mr. Miller Golding, at hiililetiliam; of Mr. Li!burn, siorveyur, at Carr!intim ; of Messrs. Cardale and IRransley, Wilford -Air; and of Mr. Christie, Pall•mstlh at all of whoiar others plans ally he seen. RIF:P.1(1o. RICH ENcLosun ES, GROUN D FOR BUI IDING, AN 0 FISHERY, NEAR THE TOWN OF BED FORD, TO nr. SOLD BY AUCTION, BY MR ell It ISTIE, At the Anetion Mirt, its Bartholionvia-hne, nn THURS. DAY, therwir of July, preci.ely at Othe, in Six Lobo / by order of dot Desires Om Trust, of George Livia', Esq. dociaml, 4 V EVY vanish!. and aiugailailv desirable EEIIuLD ESTATE, Tithe fit e and Laud Tax 11, reslecntetl, toot ont of Lease, oitutttetl (+way on the flank of Ilse Ouse, within three.tittarters of a toile from the Tonsil of Beam 4, *hie!, rot-milt picturesque ohjert from many points uu the Estate ; viz.— 10 1 —The Reputed Tutor and Site of the hie Dig sulvcol Ps tory of Caldwell, in the Parish II( St. Mart. is Ilse Town o f W i lf u l .1 ; also, bye rich Euchissure,, about 24A. 2R. 201. of Arable, Meadow, •sill l'Asture. • steinling from the Kl.M:..t...t.rund (on the approach to the Town of Be I) to the !liver, nit which there is a cionmaed by a delightful hvnk of old Meadow, tornamestileil wish /HMI! imber, a very inv., tog spot for the erection of a Dwelling, harisu all ispiwnseli by nu arcane of .11.1 (1111.1, with a Farm house, Basta. and Buildings, which will afford valuable male. Olds; also the several Piscary and Right of Fret Fishing in the River, which appertains to the Manor. to the extent of nearly a taste in Icitzth; also, four small Wu...ls, planted wills t.ziero, and all the Profits and Commodities du veto belontring. lying itl ur along the River, aad the Meshes grow. i,s in the Rim r. Lot 2.—Six Enclosures of rich M. oduw, Arable, and PAP_ tore, a.ljui oo itt 10 Lot 1, exece.b..gty compare, and welt. plaited fur Molding, cnistaining 3 lA. It 13r. otten.ling (ruin ilhe Kemptoos-rmail tu Ilse River. Lot 3.i—Three Ersebiomes ►nuth of the said and opomile to lot 2,, containing 53A. sit. 31e. of copilot Turnip Laud, rod in the highent slate of cultivati ... . Lot 4 —Fonr Forlonnres, shoot 47A. la 31P. Amide, Ale3,l o n, moil rirb P 111111114., adj g to lad 2, 1)11 the Kimp. aloe-rund, 4941 slopinz from thence to the R. ea r. Lots 5 a n d it —About h acres such of rich Mentlow, Ad. joining to 1 I.t 1, 111111 or wed to the Town ..r buttoned 11y the K. miirlinis•rond on the with eosin. to mimeo al Thither thcteon. There see ttnte-s.otte, brirkeenrth, awl crivir.l tlii thr Cat-dr. th , torithbottr:t.. , l part arm led) Kroh cl. so., the roads in every iitrrrtion Hr. Hill, th.• Walla% will shrw the Egette. Mirtirolaia 'tiny be had of the Printer+ of the fleitforil and Nortlrtia wort Parent; at the Sw•to hilts sl 11 , :foret nod N. a.port Pa.zoril, soil 1: oral% ; Mr. Mille r Cold:oz. 111•Ifletsh.int ; Noir. y..r, Ca e iloiztoo ; W . Alt SI Cal Ole It, and of Mr. I'4ll 31101, at all of allow. 0M...-. Plato, logy be sects. This day is pnbli.keil, in four large volumes, pi ice 225. THE IS A N I) 1 T CIII E F; of Urrido: A Romance. Printed for A. K. NeWMIIII sod Co. Ixadi.oliall.street. Whore may be AO, just NUN of SANTA MARIA DI TlND,ilto. By Miss Stanhope, 3 %VIII. 161,. Oil. netNuirs BRIDE; or, 'Fite Maid of Slxony, a no. maitre. By the Same. Second Eit!tion, 4 ru'r.l.2s. ' GENEVIEVE; ur, The Orphan% Vnit. fly Mrs. Strutt, 3 volt. Wad: DUPIETIIVIN •' or, The Visit to Paris; 4 . ols. '27.. WOMAN; or, Minor Maxims, • ketch; 2 vol. IN, SECRETS in EVERT MANhION ; ur, The Iltureoon's Meusotindarn Book. Be Anneal Swauirea, 5 vols. nu. fit. BALANCE of COMFORT; or,Ttir Old Maid and Mar. did W 0 1112 E. By Mrs. Roos, 3 vithi. 11111rr BRIDE and NO WIFE. By Mrs. Muvst, vol.. 220 CITY ELECTION. SIXTH DAY.-MON DAY. Yesterday was the sixth day of the po'l at Guildhall, and the result must prove most grind*, - Ulf; to the friends of independence.. The poll will finally close this day, and the strongest expectations are held out that Mr. Aldenuan Thorp will be able to gain on his opponent. The crowd in the Hall yesterday was much greater than that on the preceding da)s, and, of course, the effervescence of popular reeling kept pace with the numbers engaged iii its expression. All was animation and bustle, both in Guildhall and at the front of the building. Several testier.- able geotlemen were nctively engaged in circidatiog cards, in favour of the independent C:ai1dn141,.... among the persons who pressed forward to enter the Hall, and at the close of the day the votes 4.1 the Livery were eagerly sought for NVood, man, and Thorp. This was said io be the lira time that the opposition Candidates felt s ;61i lee.. ly confident of their own strength, to reconita• !o; conjoint ctiort to the exclusion of Sir Xl' Curtis. The numbers at the close of the troll yesterdily were as fidlow Mr. Alderman Wood &AU Mr. Wils o n Mr.Waitlimau Alderman Sir Win. Curtis 3,67 d Mr. Alderman TWIT .. 3 !,:7 Mr. Alderman Atkina [The name of the latter Geollemaal .101 tt.:,:61.4 on .te poll-board, though he hug withdraws& nom the rol:ttst The numbers for Wcod, Waithumni, lit <I I I ..r f ) were postrd up amid the loude►t cheers M-. Abe son's amid partial slipl.tuse; awl ti!r W. with the utme•t spiel most continued disapprobation. Mr. Alo's•rmaii WOOD then came forward to the front of the hustings, and was received with knot and reiterated acelinnutioos. lie onlelre-serl the Livery as follow:: —" Gentlemen of the Livery. yolk have must faithfully kept your int,ahte will, int , 111141 I now only onsk tins a conli..Utllll'e of sour sae,. lions, to close our triumph. y,,,, huve never, noon :soy occasion, deserted been a Upoll it shall never ole:sert you. Your cisii , e is mute, MOO to the end of iny life mr citstiw shall l e fleet of people.-....(f;re u t upplause.)-1 Isiee ffisoull fririnl• of the Lively tient a:id decisive 141 awl: distorts, with of claret Ilse exception of the few wiles hold, it Englishmen ire Free to do, slifferroit pr•liso ticul sentiments Irmo thos.e to witich I alt. atlw• ell. —(Appterese.) --It is ihr of Env.. 11-hatra lo daft r, whrtl crr th 1 vl ens e, 44 / 410 9 4K 4 4 400 4 other to politit's) oi-1019,44W, :god will/64 Bill C05a...4 is over, I 0)411 be ar 1.... p. y U 1 *hake shy o t os...Deists by 111 e Wield is ii:tv:Ur 111 . 0 MI If they oreev held only public hoslilite towtods me.—llot, for the exertion+ n..d so el !reit of soy fro-lids I eJn ties vt to. .tlBlue".l% , tzroeloi. lam WA •'4ll. OPOII tun tOO% to ist-ikr :thy 11:441111.4-4 ; rats know easy 01.1 I.lr. It 1115. for site %4111f•liplotit—+011.0 it ICI, Will be, mid to the fleet iunr trt iny life you sha:i ti!1(1 .11e. it:imp:l.4llly 'WIWI* tit to your