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The state of the poll thin day is highly - a .. ITECTMINSTE gr nit, ing to an)' feelings. but 1 must.i.till pay of CAN of you not In relax your ot..erinos, for which I 0 . 11 ill. 1 1 it i t or pint of Sir SA V ready en much indebted to you, ..od tio-re rim Ire. /: r ruanplriell, Ir.(' no doubt of yonr fiord success."-( Loud and Grier •. 101 dor trinsrop continued eheeritor.) . 'rite l'ropt.c o Mr. W ILS O N then came forward, n oe l was hailed r I rico ICY eta . II re due •Weet with the most no t eqiiitrocid mark% of (motor. •• (/-.1.. ls tlersieti 4.1 the Lavery, the flattering situntion iii Id to thin e ~porter, s! which your voter' have placed _ toe, demands tins i . . li - ' r - 1 nee Derr wateuent • expression of toy g rntilo,lo. It ,„,:„I,i I i..roonvre itilired be presumptuous in one to attribute thin lir 1., pi., Winn proud 41:sriuctioti to my own merit ; I have not , 4 ' " yet been tried. ,1 therefore owe my present eleva- r t nittre tints to tlie kind partiality of my frie:iils, and, for oil fo the future, I trust the time is not far distant when i 1 1° Fir' I shall be enabled to redeem the pleAge I have, 011 Sir this occasion, given-( Loud i‘pplinse,)-iii emphsy - S., The His., D. KIWI/0,4 floury Muni, Esq. 51 .jor Cart...lion . . lO r!ghts :hod prielleges.-(l.ond applanse.l-Wfait ) have archlressed to you from this plAre, nriy rer- F-SrmIN.S . EI hips b- of little importance. but, little es it i., ( ft i!, RDETT AN t . am desirous of not being twoutederstood, I st a t e d ~ n i , C ..... mito4. I tros.a, to you yesterday, that I wee connected wi•li no r A i or IV rnrit id party, and stood slog!). oport the principle of in- s i 1 i it.... 1 ta 11r: depeodence. This I mmo bis e with reference to I I won io.itri p art i es t h a t stand on the hosting% but I ways.- 1 . 4 1 i ior have hr. presented by The nees iiewiii.d o er, es hissing • 1 . I • • . la 10 ot. fill , 1 1110kell it with s - a I . ..tuner to ilie parties in the State. I r, i (co ban been Whiz null ',I, I regain thank you si n cerely fur y. , ur favour, nod AI ? In tureen them only beg of you to cootatitte your exertioop.”-- 'I, ;orbe a i;1 pr Unlit' speech was hardly audible at even w whoa inniph. Do ifiStmiCe finis the spriiker, from the areal Inv.- iu 1110 V ill y...sr we for rood. the I lali, and the l o w t one o f Mr. Wilson's *owe. 5' i it sad the 11 It wan followed by loud acclamations] Over Sot Inocr Mr. WAITHMAN then appeared.. The ;thawing rine their Eel of the peo pl e, and the orinillg 0t hat% Proehriti..l 1004; by Mr i him no ordinary favonfit e . "Genii-men," In- said. Des,, .0 rert , " I yesterday coogratul a t e d y on 0 13 doe e listllttj ull nail ; !Hr. K Crown and of public feel•itg. 111:11111r.tta towards me awl-paw 1 r I cause, 1., the ! shir e I held in the twit ; Mid I now Ttsil (;41.1 have eilUse 10 retie* those 1• 0 0g1.11111011tilth, sunwith. Al.l.Elt V standing the influence or ow untie-nrinits a-(l'ortr st relebrstr.l that have been directed sgoin.t ine.—(Laud cp. Dutch sell, Obtuse. accompanied hy some disappruhuitou, lasting looruine until for a ,few mints tes.)-I sAy that Msg.-newts+ una .. Admittance ly efforts h a ve been tos..!ti uk4tinit nee; uOl iii: I hope that if th b roe e aily man ptesetit 0110 can divprnlie tow word 1 s h all 11,,ve oyegasiou t. 4 f 0111tertali utter, you will give hill' 11 r.ir h-dring.:.:_(b.,,,,t ! CIETY of I cheering, awl murk dis opprdhati so )-4 cats in.,.. 4 1 1 1 611 cl.Oir. count for the i.iterrnpii,in, and shill I.re...titlly du ßoom, Span so; but the effects of the ithfluet:ce I hall ride to, Mill yF nee, One Sh Which hes iinfortunately pervaded the e,:! Ire Livery, . ate discernible in the support given to Cie worthy , ' . E (IV THE G ent l ernan who liss just addressed you. r ii. v r ) ou . i C will excuse me, if I allude for a few moments to le .'• 1 'F. is herel infam o us paper that her Lreit initßatrfOthly circa. BOOKS lit laird respecting int.. It is n fhtlint and malltrions I ant, shod su , forgery, purporting to be a leper from my mother, detailing circumstances 4.f which tint one ever nos By Order of tt.e Court of Directors, in existence. Let the infamous r :wind oho has J. PEDDEK, Secretary..: %! it , i - dared to utter such a Iris I-and hue thus meetly Y ''' . and darkly, for is ellen later" ,rite) 1 . . dl forward here, if he 11.• the spirit of II suit,,, 10 0.1 1 , prove, if lie can, one alleg Ilion coot:lined iii if.— , J. (Loud cheering.)-This; letter, fist iif all. appe.:red ( k . ' 1 • !. durum.; the former election, lii nil ii,faise.,us oiliii- , . t ration of a wretch nano d Nlauticrn, ralltil the GENERAL ELECTION. Satirist, and the winter if it has Lute-ly wr!:- i . I ten is toe, that it was printed from ih, ,h , woo- i 'V' , • script of his wife. Su convinced in the totitritrr 01 CITY ELECTION. its falsehood, that he this day clinic fornmal here 1 __.-....-- end voted for me.-(Load etpplause.)-1y br Vier . 1 , . THIRD DAY.—THURSDAY. Candidates, Who, whatever its ly be orir 'ado 'c i d sill. 1 ferencer, ate all influenced by the r—ling, or the third t -'"' (;entletneti-(/ Gad clecering)-wht-n the• 51w .' i ,' . \ 1 Guildhall vat expressed their abhorrence of the miseralde device ! ll' • ! 0 .4 desirous u to ruin en individual. I fear it has had some i.dio- 4' ' i . 1 . ! ! el ton. The rice out the Election this day ; but all I ran nay 1., • hat principal that the biter contains not a single particle of truth„ i t i e by its love b u t is w h o lly an d a lt oge th er a T a l se h oo d.-(Ch eer - it • . asiors, was an lug.)-Gruilenten, pertioit me now to his i,k you 1- i i .• perfectly off f or t h e disringoished favour you have .hewn otte. tI( ang-st tett Y ou ma y rementher that itt the forite;r Election I I 1 ! - a allined u I.e polled 2,600 intlependent votes ; but now out the t Gags manilla third day of the, election I have polled 600 ashore 1 lie, usd Cu. s th an on th e third d a y o f th e foritie:•.-( Laud ap. I The bag app plause.)-The contest, however, is still far from protot) 'me ill being decided, and I pray you, when you go from have been she this hell. that you will exert yourselves to counter- Hall was. coo act the effects of that influence, which, (rain n rot.- i l 1 fil f uproar mud victiOn or th e strength of our c a u se , d ares no t b: ch. • received their reefed against us in a manly a n d open manner.- ': .1•1 / I i l usirprollatisin. (L ou d c h eering fit s om e m i nu t es .) '! 1 1 and Watt hi Mr. A Merman THORP was received with low! I I. Thorn anti applause, and in it few words tlintiked the LIV. rte , tit. A 'derma' that he was still continued 61 the same rel.dive *trio *of vociftro iii• he had enjoyed on the preceding dwy; &mil h e I 1 . 'q ...,; ,' ass to assembled hi doubted hot that, by th e ir coutoPral cee i tt oo -, , :e 4 I ,e !Killing cur Should ro:aiiiiwies the same plat e r 10 tilt' close et tilt! r ; .1 till three. coolest.-( Lend applause.) Ito judge of s r ‘VM. Cu ai is then came for rartl, I. the ' ' , tee we shall Winthy baronet was Illiallt eesSl . lll in his litteittiit% , , I two, and ill to address the Lever)'.x The loes...ant uproar w as i. ' i srATE (1V Tilr. pett.L. roof against lies goothliumoured sondes, niul the I o'cb;cts. ta*; sm.*. The Chile. Woi thy Iltrinset cotitented hitunelf with kissing his , ANL W 00.1.4 .. 1.6 C 0 baud rl t .‘ l , ; Ai r , i ri tie they t r o ,An t ai l d : i e rAr l :r. .. i i Ka r letirN,:s.,:aptais isl%ebttio:isai,ini,iyrgi,:irlie.o,tis:ritie. i s :e l v . sr. r. fu u l s . I ' • Mr. W0:5.0n.... 1.415 Mr. Winn own 1,327 Md. Thorp .... 1.228 if i i tiormkilsg, and he sou was compelled to truer. i i l i ~ Md. Curtin .... 1,•165 Aid. Atkins.. 7113 hustings, and were attended to I hrir ca.riages by the mullito.i•, who expressed their feeling. of ap provul and disapprobatimi in no very certurosnoun r , ; 7 1 . , 1, 1 ! 1 tt rms. -•- --- WES? MI NSrEtt taicrloN. ) , ......... , 1 he c out ekt for the City of Westwinorr enm tnenced yesterday, and is likely to he 4 l' as rev •tot i sod protr..eted s description es arty or i hft.e by i !' *bleb this City hest been heretofore trtntooguislorel. At 4(1.A in fl o or or the hootin g ., a n d in lb. virilnis Nee l ities h.solirig to tl . e busy stelae. A f r u, till, 1 ,-,.. after that hour, Mr. limit, accoMustned Ls Inv two .' 1 l'•'. TURA PRB RO rA L, DRURY-L . . 4 NR. /111114 EVENING. FRIDAY. A their Majesties' Servants will perform the Play or THE ERCIIIANT OF VENICE. TO THE WORTHY AND INDEPENDENT LIVERY Alontin. Wr Pome; Rawianin, Mr lire; Swlanio, Mr. ; Gr iiianii, Mr Ilinsley ; I.orenci (with Suites), Sir. OF 1.0:( DON. Cramusesw, Cooke; Shylurk, Sir Ileac; 11111111 , lot, Mr Dahrrry. M.a. Bartley; Itl.riMa, Mns payee; Jessica (with pEitm IT ,me szaitt to o ff er my tying cordial Songs), Mr. , . Blut. thmilto fire min continued efforts in my favour during After whirl., the Muoiral Entertlinment of I this day You have, iisileid, performed every promise TI-I E DEVIL TO l'A Y. which on my canvass I received, and have even surpassed may hope.. Bat pe r mit me alma 1,, reta i n( ' pm , th a t thi s Sr Jidin Lotrertilc. Mr J. Smith; Jiibson, Mr. Dowton. Medina will yet continsie daring several days; and, ther e. Ltdt Lserale. Mrs. Harlow,; Ni•ll„ Mr.. Davison. , rum to entreat that your made exertions may not Mau, hut Roar% 70 .; Sec"mi Prier , 3 " l • — Piti 3. - II Sisal cow wilt kisuity urge all your friends speedily to honour P, ire, 2. —Lower flal:ery, 2. ; Price, ls.-11:pper me with their support. To my pet eiinduet I venture to O Merv, 1..; Second Price, 811. refer ; and an persuaded that the great majority of the Poxes and Places to he taken of Mr. Spring, Hntimilis Livery have thereby been convinced, that Pm as lorl, as licydge.dreet. Puns Tea till Four, and of whom may he independent, an anxious for their right. and prosperity, and MO s niv.te Hog nightly. as ind dir ere gm a i d i c a i n v d i I cu an t i l l ii r i t i l u ig ii i i ms i ~f rr e edm i y i mF , c a n i i„ T-morr, A New Way lo Pay 01.1 Debt., No Lag ion Sapper. desire. t w h :Ct e m ti o s s e t tis k' ea Pi n t' T,. oiv -- I remain, Gewet.rseen, Veer mach obliged devoted Willful S(Yvant, MATTHEW WOOD. Thursday Night, June 18, 1818. The committee for conduct inz the Election of Mr. Alder man Marl continue to sit from Nine in the Morning until Nine ai Night, during the Elecliim, at the Paul's Head Ta a..en Room., Catraino-street, and earnestly invite the speei'y attendance of his Friends at tbePoll.,which is open dally from Nine till Three, as well as any communications that can promote his surer... GENERAL ELECTION. GENERAL ELEC PION. tO THE WORTHY AN I)_INDIF.PENDEN r LIVERY WESTMINSTER ELECTION. E CAN V ASS of the Cott . .r tixrosnin.ter • on the pint of Sir SA Nip EL ROM I ELY, tutirior been Ur OrlY CWllO'l44l, II!• Committee hasten to etterrttol..te I'w Etrcl..r* on the trittabillsant resolt—Ttir imsteuts , JORITY OT Tllrrtori.c or ‘tritTNINATIFIt Draftier TO UR ntAntsrNTFD ST SIR S.vet:rt. Itummirr! It remains only to give dor 'Mel Iu tlos (Wsh l. no unequivocal:lf rit preiorol aiol to 11.1,1 eg, it to 1 importiost that Mr 51y11.1111.15 1 , 41111111 hr ion emose AT Tor. rettt.f The Cllllll7lll , ne 11•% . 4 . I lit• n ulttle U. will ortnEnt any peri.oolit ioroovre.kore or lo trrrolo hot 0 Fitch Voters as 111:ty Ilitok nt In p10e. , 1 to the 1111-titort fr ttttt the General CooonittLe•nount, 42, King.rtrert, Coro n 1 Carden. NT!!CKAY, Chairman. The Committer have the entisfaeti.os to autism= the re sult of Ow Pull Air t h e Piro D:ty Put Sir Se moel Rom illy ...... 139 Sir M. Maa.rell . 1 7 ,1,1 Sir Eratteot Bovolrit LONDON. CTINITLEURN, TII E freneisina Zell with whirl t o•l r.,si t ,„ In support my calm., al-mauls the reiteietion of my warmtat thank. The result of this thy. Po'l, loos wu•'er 111 she (leum. sienna, and town 'emu: the influeore whit h 1111 been excit ed, (quailed my fllll4l sattgoine exttertattons ; ■llll a1111..4Z11 it 41144 to the conftiessce I Mt shot heat sneers' must noon the enetgia a whirl rots have excited in my he. half, 1 ro!rrat rot to root itooli Ilw efforts yin 114/1, 111 ut► in place me ism the distinginAsed situatiou to wis.ch I illll. pire. I am prowl tn think that inn have been pleased to Men. tiry my can‘e with that of yog i . indeproja t ee ; and 1 trust, if lopeceraful, roil of whirl► I lon , me rha.:l4-1 shall jwit.ry the favourable opinion oltich you name formed of me, to; au. up. right, firm, nod n.n.1.l itiollil astpport of the p.i. , tildes upon Wisid/ my prrtroaino% to your favour art futtutlrgh 1 hare the honour to remain, r'en. iIoPPAL liNecallaranA, sTRAND. TI I P. ..rp inn.? r " w r t f.,it v 04,1 T 1414 THEATRE WII.I. OPEN for the tiottel Dr. All Al IC PER: ORM ANCES of the Summer Sews ~,,, TO-MIMICIW, SAturday, itme 20, 1818, with the fivuurite Comic Operh, called FIIFF. AND EASY. GeNTLEMiN. Your swot faiihrol humble JOHN THUS. 11101 W. Guildhall, Jnnc 18, 1818. STATE OF THE POLL, TIMID DAY. Thorp 1 sofl Wood Wilson Wait hmso . 1.741 Coriis Atkins itEsTmissTrit ELECTION. auttiATT AM) SINNAIRD. Committee Room, PIA7Z I C.lffer•ll , lll4f, Covir.lll Gard. n, June 18, 1818. Ehrcrtt o• or WNs r , rstiirt.! THE us I o- t on : the result of this Dsy'a Poll wig c.ipittrtl. 1 . ,3ir enemies stTvet to he move, hive tirotiaht forth their at d 414.nrodsol troop 4 fill.ler of all flo•ir derlarstions, nn Oilsiniiii•conliiiim his hero acted upon In the first dav's allure Poll, ntol ory factions have divided more than 100 Vide* 1., tureen them. Pre.men of Wcsimilister, be active, yon efarta i;I prevail, tool the treat rause of Reform must triumph. Do you your easy duty—hasten to the Poll. and •ICII/1 V is your onn. 'the Committee for the Free Elretinn of Sir Francis Burdett and the Don. Dung' .• Kmnnird, Pi t ' llO 7 at this ;dace, where Subscriptions in nut of the Irral ex penses for sea-tiring their Bourn, are received; at the District Committee Roomt; by Mr. Brook*, No. 110, Strand; Mr. Robinson, ft% Dean street, Soho; Edward Lane. y. Esq. 17, Etrware•mail ; !Hr. 22, ('haring-cross; and at the Bar of the Crown and Author Tomo, Striud. Prr,ious to whirh will he iiriiflurrd. r Nrw Ch3rutrristir t I.LET DI VF.RTISEM NT. Principal Dancers, Mr. St. Albin and !Ws. Avl , tt rfrom the Tltyntre Royal, Hubbell, aided by the Corps de flatlet. In shit It will be introduced the Native American loilian Warriors recently arrived in F.oglsiot ; who, in situations to the Ballet, will gn the iisig,lo vac inns cerimonies i wive of the peculiar customs and manners of their in the following succession :—lnvasion on the ler ritio les of the Wyantions, by a pan party. Deelarai ion of War. ha lice Wymillotts. Indian IVar Song, and actually snug by the Natives. March and Donee; their node of Surprise, and Attack of a Pantry's Cutiagr—hearing off Prim ers—the %'l . r.iidiitis pursuit of the Senscas—the Soars: manner of sacrificing their Prisoners. An Indian Comb it with bows and arrows, rlobs and tomahawks. Poirposit•iiiis f r a truce by the Senacas—general ti•rius of amity rind prier concluded Indian Sports. Sloiriting at a mark with bows and arrows. Ending with the e of Peace. FINAL STATE OF THE THIRD DAY'S POLL. Vf I . . Wihorn 1 837 Warthman Thorp. Curtis Atkins To •hit will be lidded, lbs. Moslem' Enlei-Niemen', called TIDE BEE-HIVE. During the Reyes', the Proprietor has been actively em. r'mrd to preparit g N••telties, mail in strengthening the ff. ri,re Company of hist Season, and :to using citify other exert i is to nvvit the Patronage of the Public. BRITISH GALLERY, PALL-MALL. TlilS w.th n SPLEcTioN of the most celebrate.' Rork• of the Italian, Spanish, Flemish, and Dutch Se'nails, IS OPEN even, day (rum Milt ill the Morning until Si: in the Evening. Admittance 14—Catalogues le. By littler, JOHN YOUNG. Keeper. The folkwing list of the principal Peri , itmers will prove quit ii has been the P.oniietr.r's nom, to the %tomcat of hie pine use lb. Swat talent that is not monopolised: Mr. Hart y. Mr W ri orb, Mr W'. S Chant:dry, Mr. kirson, Mr T. P Cooke, Mr Crowe, Mr. Lancaster Mr. :lief. and Mr. II irley, Mr. W. S. Chalterdey, Mrs. drove, Mi. P.erigt. Av. will lead the principal Comic alvone. ; Mr Pestle's', M.-. lin,adhnrrt , Mr../ !wows, Mr. 'Aimee. Mr 11.‘rlirl, Mi'. Carew (isle of the Theatre-Royal, CO. riot a Voting Lady (who will make bey first ap. prar v er on this Sho), Mi I Stevenson, Misr L..VP, xr &e are at thr liead ..f 11w Fora' Departmrnt ; and Miss Kelly retains lirr wont sitost• as a gem nil Attires The Melo. Draina• ic and Pantomime Bunion's of the Some %filth.: is• rive she imperil's. intriire of Mr T. P Cooke. The Rand, which is composed of Professeu of eminence, will be lid by Mr. Nlonnlaiii. Ailing Man:Tic, Mr. Bartley. A commodious Circle is appropr:airrl solely to the Inc of ihersed Conepaiy, and every pert-notion will lw taken that nn annoyance shall occur to Families, Ste by the Intrusion of impmp+r p erson ,. Poste Boar., raprible of containing Parties of from four to right parsons (with the advantar of a separate entrance In Faure-skeet), may be bail nightly, at a moderate ex pent.. Thu Theatre will he Coma to be thoroughly ventilated— Th.. (i•.l Boom will be opener) as a Salimo, and tastefully fitted up as so Illuminated C tory, with several lino- Ore& of Trees, Shrubs, sod Flowers, interspersed with Jets rivut Primo... bil l Annual EXHIBITION of the SOCIETY or PAINTERS in OIL and WATER COLOURS will CLOSE TO.MOII ROW, the 20111 instant, •t the Great Rom, Si,rix Gudru.. Admittance, One Shilling —Cntnliiene., Sititence. T. UWINs, Secrusary. OFFICE oF THE GAS LIGHT AND CORE COMPANY, Lomool, Jong 17. IBM NOTICE is herein. giv..ft, ?list the TRANS FER BOOKS ut COMPANY will CLOSE on flit 23d Instant, and au cunt inue until the 10th day of July Next. nil. day are poblialied, Oro. prier 7a. in boards, T HE 110 U ItS : A Poem, in Four Idylls. Hy HENRY HUDSON, E.g. Printed for T. Cadell and W. Davis, Strand. Mots to be opened at Six, and the Performance to begin at Green. COX •r, 5. —Pit. 3. —Lower Giillery, 2c—tipper Gal km —Second Prier •l Nine o'Clock. Enicrs, Merit, and ivate Dims, may be taken of Mr. St.eenrnsi, at the Box Offire,Strand Entrance, from Ten till four; and at Fearmtn's Library, 170, New Butut-blreet, Harhngton-gardene. This day, the thir.l of the Election, the streets leading to Guildhall were tilled at an early hour wi th !tem p o s desirous of witnessing the proceedings on the Election. 'rite usual placards were exhilni ed ; but what principaily attracted the attention of the people by its novelty, and most pleased them by its 83111sitiii, wilt all enflirlltolls green bag, sealed in a style perfectly official, which was paraded up and down King -street, elevated on a pole, will to which was affised u l.rlrrl, containing them. *0,114 '. Green Lags manafiletured lry Curtis. Atkins, Oli ver, ruslle. alai Co. as qfiea us illimistres shall di rect." The I.b.sg airritietlfoll, but to correspond with its prototy Ire iu the I louse iif Commons, it 51)01) lii have liven sliewn to contain—mut/nag. The Hull was crowded. and exhibited the usual scene of uproar and confusion. The find Candi dates received their customary cored of applause and di.approhat . The Were, Me•srs. Wood and Waithinan, ant in a lesser degree, Messrs. Thin], and ; but Sir Win. Curtis and Mr. A liler lisa it Atkins were unceasingly the objects of vociferous alto-e, or of the rude wit of those assembled below the lu a few flays will he putilished. in one volume, post Sati• mire 111.6 d. boards, illustrated with Notes, NI I'ATIONS OF A NEOPHYTE. " 1 snow thy works—rind Ihnu boldest fast my name, " cud lino nut denied my faith—but 1 have s few 3 i 11,4 'boy " I "ednn : Printed for J. lisicLard, Bookseller to the NO. 199, Cadilly. This 'boy i. 1,0.1.414, price 3s. FiitsT lIOMII.Y of " TIIE FOR. 31 ER ROOK OF HONIIIIES." TOD Whirll is added, Dcfruce id* the Bible Society. with some Account of its Ploreedifiew, extracted fruits Sistements sod Documents pulilishi 41 by the Society. Pruitvil fur J. Hatelvird, Pookseller to th• Queen, 190, Pircsitilly —Of whom may hr had. price Is. BJ. sewed, CONSOLATION fur MOURNERS. By the late Rev. J Hill This ilny is published, prier 2•. 6.1. A LETTER to she Rt2ht Rev. the LORD Itistior OF ST. DAVID'S, one of the Patrons of th.• I oodepi Society fey promoting Christisuity amongst the f. see, nit the proceedings and prospects of that S iciety; ' 10 ".! Meatus. February 24, 181 S. With an Appendix, 4""." ,,,, Z tome documents illustrative of the I•n IRO Iltstu of the Jews on the Contiuent, By the Rev I.EWIS WAY, M A. Of Rian•ted Park, Sussex. Printed for J. Ilatehard, 120, Pereadilly. The islihn‘ i r, commenced tit Iris o'clock, end con tinued till three. That our renders may toe ell ob!eil to juslge of the rel.stite sok Rove or the Can didates situll preielit tile ste.e of the pull ot one, two, awl dace 0'5.1114 k, %lieu it eloseil. This day are puldiehtil, prier le. BJ. sewed, e EN AI. 0 MI ECTIONS againat MN ON%i for air CONVERSION of the HEATHEN iNSI DER E D: a Sermon, readied at the Church or St • ritS, Know', on Weilurariay, April 1, 1818, fur the 1' , be of the Church %I 'm.o.- :try A.eucintion, in that Pity, pi i is tril by desire of the Cnnisnltter of that Itibtitutiun. 1y J. W. ( lINNINGIIAII, A M. Vicar of Marrow, &r. Printrd fur .1. Hatelnr.l, Roult-ellie In thr Queen, 190, Suld also 1.% (';01.11 and Darin.. Sti•nd; L. B. Svrb), Fletd.streeti and I Ile Boast:Hero at 114th and Last My. NEXT FRIO %T. JUNE .26, A 7 icket must gaits 4 0.00,0 0 , e 4 3,000 for the Sixth I's ivie shove 01,000. AZAR!) ,00l 171). 4:milometers fur Ilse 1,111- tery, solicit •Itrtition to ‘114: lot scot uothaiiipled State o f Ike 11Ire!, w .th ONLY ONE oal"ro DRAW 44 CA PITA LS, victxtvin TWO of &Moot), &r. &c. Which Must All be Ilptecn N EX • I' FRIDAY. Jnow WHEN TtIC LOTTERY riNistiex. A felt Tickets and Share* ye mom', only now he 1114, ‘Varranieil Unstravio. of RAZ %It CO. ellw• voxeToWti, at their very Other, Itt )1 . 4 EXCiI 4 Mil:, Luttoow, and by all their Atestia thoooghoot the Country, who hive al' ewty Weld and Sold to iiii• eiiiient Lottery, SEVEN CA PI PRIZES ; In the Let Teitio Five PrLX , v of .CI11.040i) Atd ia (twiner ii.llrtite, Prill••• to the Amount of Aida Y 111/LLIO.%S. TO THE NOBILITY. cirftcy. GENTRY, AND FREEHOLDERS, ELECTORS OF THE COUNTY OF SURREY. Grett.risze, ABEG leave to return my most sincere thanks for the very aliterinp reception you have been Weaned to give me dm in; the *hole of my Canvass through Ike County. Alibrongh it can leave no doubt of our ultimate triumph, yet 1 11.110 St earns-ail) mom' yin out to relax au your exer tions. I trust Mom Gentlemen to whom I have tint paid my personal relipert•, w•ll forgive the omission, trMrh anus •mireiy frum the Jtlllcolty of obtaining cornet lista of the FrethoMem S dieitisie your tally attendance et Guildford uu TUESDAY NEXT, I have the honour to Le, re'lliteffl•ll, Your m-at ob:iged and I.lo'lo gervant, W. J. DENISON. Ott the poll loring tlrclwrrtl Mr. Alderman 11 ono wig rr et-lye(' Vr.th the lonsit,t tletn.):l . 4•o l l. , ii!‘ t.lnoleolar favour. For Annie time he rt.t• umilile to pluerrit, but when the tmussittinus militriti,te tit Mr Arendt luul part l) ri;istO, lie limit stay:km.l4e of w frw ufu- Illrsti tif cottip.tratiVe Mltruer . , Mod !q11(1...... • (11. Well (11 the I,lt. ty, I limo!, u siorerely for the sigoal f.trour with ..hick you hart: hitherto diettn- Kul.hrd sue. But I cannot utrutratr to tltflrlf sissy share in this succo. ; I it. I that I stand here for your con•ie Only, moil th•st ti C i.oret flu wiletince I. Nitolgetiltf lour inn s S• 111 I dooocr, by your Loa' partiality. 00 became oor of your lienron into totts to Ilse liaase of (;ouluisois. I AA et er be This Ally are published, its 2 sok. Ovo. price 14'. barroli. 4.! F. It AI 0 N S, 11. r Use mutt r 3" Families. By the late JOHN NA PISTON. D.D. Chancellor of the Dn.crar. sod Conon Reouteutiory of the Cathedral rhurrlo Prlnt.4 fur J. liwillowd, l'ireat11111; amt Alien, iicrg 44.1 Ur t!wro way be hold, by thr sow Avalon... pier Is. each, A SilltitON uo IL: ruortatbuis wed CUDIell1:1111 ; sold A 2,EftM6N stts Its uirtssalty of the Gusrol Call to Erlt .Iris. ThiebirA, I..nr 19, 1318. Mr. It.•ri.ors's Committre meet dally at the George lan, IT gh-stre. S nalLwa.k MR. STAITH %lAN'S ELECTION. THE COMMITTEE for conducting Mr. WAITH MAWS ELECTION reeeet with pride and sati.fsetton on the ardent and spontaneous support with which the Livcry op/ Loudon have honoured their Candidate, and particularly entreat the Worthy •erd Independent Livery in hi. interest to assemble at Cite GUILDHALL COFFEE HOUSE early THIS DAY (Friday), to proceed from thence to the Poll. At a minternmt and rexpeetable Meeting, held al the Lon- don Tavern, nishopagate.etreet, Mr. Alderman GOODREFIERE in the Chair, Aniorng other Resolutions, it was unantrnonoly resolved, That, consistently pith the pore principles of the British Coostitsition, Representatives taught to he returned to Par. humped free of expense, sod that a Sabseriptioft be imme diately opened t defray the necessary charges atteodiue Mr Wailhanasi's Elect tuts. TIM Committee fur conducting the Election sits daily at the Gni What, Coffee-house, K ing-vt reel, Cheapvide. to receive ■ll eornmaniratinna, where alrn Sobseriptinaa will be rr. ceivel as well ar by Mr. nivel', St. Mary-Axe; Mr. Mereombr, At. Paul's Mirth-yard aed Mr. T. Resve,l7, Ludgate-lull, the Treasurers. - - ftomuittee Ronal, CuilJball Cuff.e.isouse, June 19. TO THE WORTHY AND INDEPENDENT LIVERY OF LONDON. GENTLEMEN, THE continued success of your exertions hes equalled my most sanguine expectations. It CRllllOi fail also to convince you, there no rots but a resolute deter mination to support the pure principles of our cans*, com bined with an active and zealous perseverance to render success certain. Relax nut, therefore, I entreat, in your exertions—wuspend not yonr votes—and animate your friends to come I Rely to the pull, and complete the honour able triumph f.,or *bid' we are contending. 1 have the honour In he, GENTLEMEN, Your faithful and devoted Seo rant, ROBERT WAITIIMAN. Committee Room, Guil.!hall Coffee-house, June 18, 1818. STATE OF THE POLL, THIRD DAY. Waithmmi Wood .. 1.175 Wilson Thorp . 1,599 Curtis • Atkins . 989 The Poll commences this day (Friday) at Niue o'Cluele, and ClOO4ll at 'I hrcc. TO THE GENTLEMEN, CLERGY, AND FREE HOLDERS OF THE COUNTY OF MIDDLESEX. G RN, A - DISSOLUTION of Parliament having taken ilk place, 1 3.n encouraceil acaiii to offer myself as a Candidate to represent Inu in Parliament. I am aware of the great trust reposed in your Represen tansy' ; but Clattering myself thst 1 have not betrayed that trust, 1 hope I shall nut be considered as presumptuous in asking you for your outs and interest to re-elect me one of your Hepreseetati•es, assuriiic yon that no *With 111 l on ray part shall be wanting to All that situation with diligence and 1 have the honour to be, Crwmrarstr, Your most obedient very humble Servant, WILLIAM MELLISH. Bush-hill Palk, June 11, 1512. N R —The Committee for conillietinz Mr. Nlellish's Elec. lion will sit daily at his house, 112, Hishopegatc-street ALDERMAN THORP. TILE Coll Nil TTEE Co' Conducting the . ELECTION of Alderman THORP meet daily at the King's Head Tavern, Poultry, where any Communica tions will be thankfully received. TO THE WORTHY AND INDEPENDENT LIVERY OF LONDON. Ggirrt.Extrlt, THE flattering distinction I have 11114 flay expe rienced, is being placed by pane starves in an im proved situation un the Poll, demands my warmest thanks and grateful acknowledgmeids. A continuance, Gentlemen, of your unremitting and friendly exertions in my favour, will tint only confer • further personal utilization, hut induce me with increased hope to flatter myself that my principles and conduct couß. dently plead for still higher advancement. 1 remain, GENT:mem Your grateful and obliged Servant. W. CURTIS. Old South Sea House, June 18, 1818. STATE OF THE POLL, THIRD DAY. Curtis Wood 2 17% Atkins Thorp ....„ Waithmaii Wilson ALBION FIRE AND LIFE INSURANCE COIIPANT NEW BRIDGESTREET,BLACKFRIARB, EMPOIVERRD BY ACT OF 1 1 .41tLIAME.VT. CAPITAL-ONE MILLION INSURANCES falli,i due nt MIDSUMIER will expire, unless reutwcd within fifteen Jayr from that period. It is one of the advantages of the Albion Company to the Public, that it holds not no profession of shar ing profits with those it insures. Persons are not liable to CALL', to make gout the losses of Oilil 14 r, sponsihility from which they could not be free, it their s were accompanies' with any prospect of lienefi I to arise from trofrls. Persons insuring on the p!iin of tereiring returns, hate been subjected to the effects of this damtcruus coolingeory. The Company's rates and conditions are of the most era. Atonality description liberal commission is allowed to Solicitors, and others, effecting Life Insurance; and every facility is afforded, by which the interest and euisveni.-nce or the public may lie promoted. WARNER PHIPPS, Secretary. TO THE WORTHY AND INDEPENDENT LIVERY OF THE CITY OF LONDON. GENTLEMEN, you continued exertions in my Amour J..- mend my warmest thanks; lint while 1 make this acknowledgment, pettnit me to caution you against any relaxation from the measures which you hi , ve hitherto felt it necessary to pursue, and to beg that you will not allow suggestions from any quarter to abate your confidence in Ike principles 1 hare always professed. My cause is in your hands, and depends altogether upon the unabated vi gour of your proceedings; and as 1 dire nut doubt of your kindliest, 1 must feel confident of my own sumac I remain, GENTIAN/If, Your must obliged and obedient Servant, THOMAS WILSON. Jeffery's•sqnare, June 18, MIL The Committee fur Conducting my Election will sit every day, at the City of Loudon Tavern. and at the Hap. list's Head Coffee.lionse, Aldermalibury, where communi cations will be thankfully received. STATE OF THE POLL, THIRD DAY. Thomas Wilson, Es q . 111 r. AI/eases Moot Robert Waithtn , n, Mr. Alderman Thorp ..... . .... Sir Wm. Curtis, 8art........... Mr. Aide, man Atkins ...... 9b9