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/414'46;4 NUMBER 4842. ICINGV IWNATRS. At tee express desire of bre Royal liikboess the DlWheel of CA rd CRIME. THIS EVENING, Tel E4DAY , 3410. 16, will be perfume. Noseres greed Opira, .Mitk DON GIOVANNI. Mie r limp Open, the fogiswllle Aallrl of 'TAMERLANE E. 89442 E r. la which Madame Gimrlsk•from die tiewes at St. Primo bores, will make berismoollappesiware to dim onoistry. Them Rex et Relies! rHRArns-ROYAL, merner-Rhouln. /VMS EVENING. TOESDAY. Jane 16, thrir Majostioe &mote will irerfurrs Ike Tragedy of KING RICHARD TIRE THIRD. Kier Henry, Hr. Pave; Doke eif 11111estev, Mr. Han; Bockiagliam, Mr. Hulloed; illielomod, Xr• awl lord fraidiry, Mr. Popoll; Ilideliffe ; Mr. Teal; - Mr Wellack. Qaree, llln.Olover ; Lady dim, X* Bogle; Dothan of York, an, Brertiall. To olrieli wi l lasdollod,Oills *IA a aro Parer. Wild THE SLEEPING I3RArGHT. Principal Charaiderre-Ilir. Hogloor, ?dr. Gallic. Me. lar ger& Mr. Osbert', Mr. Cavern, Xt. Mantas, Mies hem, aa4 Mrs. II sem. Doors opal at Six oVitsek-.-tbe Perlarasbaeo to begin at Sege.. Bose% 7s. ; See•od Price, 3s. 114.—Pit, is. 6d ; Seated Pelee Is.—linver Galtevy, IL; Seared Price, Is.—Upper Galk4, .Is.; scow/ Pries, bd. Soars and Plans to be salons et Mr. Porites, Rhonda, Brydgeastreet. Irons Tell till Foos, sod of wbosee nay be bad a Private Boa evenly. To-morrow, by special drairr ef their Royal HidWeems the Duke and Decline of Cambridge. the Comedy of Tow. and Country: Reuben Gleamy, Mr. keau. After which, The Falls .t Clyde. Oa Thursday, The IWometaiaters, and The Innkeeper's Daughter. THEATRE-ROYAL ENGLISH OPERA, STRAND. THE LAST NIGHT. WING to the opprosehieg Opening or the X.P English Opens lit Illatarast Meti To-marrow, June 17, BA to MR. MATIIIPIih ossesosoes Eneseeniests in various parts s/tr kiagises, his listeresiosments eau only be motioned es oohs imsosooestol. The poblic are respect fully RIM Obey will Asa MR. MATHEWS AT NOME, TIME EVENING, TUESDAY, Jose IS, ISIS, (b. ong posideely Me lest time of his appearing in Laudss until nett yeas), when he will hews the honour of pre. seating his Visitors with ea Esteetsiessent, called MAIL. COACH ADVENTURES. Mr. Mathews will delver se EXPERIMENTAL LEC- TUIE vs VENTRILOQUY. Tur Earn taiewiest to cowhide with Noel Spada's, of IMITATION, is which several adebrated waste wad conic Performers will give their darned Ideas bow Haralet's .4.lvie• to the Wavers should be prAelli. Mixes sad Plates twasot ho lays latrr lbws Bali past Flight Doors to he spewed at Eaves, sod the Perkatuanct to h•riu at Eight o Clock. Noe.* ha. Pit Is. 11.wwer Gallen Is. Upper Gallery I+. Roma, Pisces, sod Private Roan rialfj br tidies a Rh. Stavvoa,u, at the Box-Oare, Rglearme from le viol 4; sod at Vearrias's Library, Eft-Maw Road-street, opposite itsrliagtori-garerus. ROYAL CIRCUI AND SURREY THEATRE. 'TOW; PRESENT TUESDAY, June 16, A MP, avid foes felluwieg Dwaine, the Eatertaie. wicuts rumetatee with (IJ time thie seeette) the wry pupelar Barletta*, TOM JONES. - Mr. dilwortliy, Mr. Irli(ur.l; Mr. Western, Mr. Fawcett ; TM Jones, Mr. lileselty; Millil, Mr. Watkins; Howbeit, Mr 11. 1 r,mt; Partridge. Mr. Fitswilliase; Squire Chace, Mr. I.ruils..l tiritlitke Heating Duet originally int/wiled for this Jeer); cape. Fits trick, Me. 'Marin ; Mack (.ewly. Mr. Howell. Lad) SeMaslau. Miw Taylor; Mrs. Wasters, ?Ars.Gromersal; %vita Western, Miss Jona; Mrs Honour, Mrs. &vat • • Mrs. Mae. Miss Deere. After whisk ( !d time), a New Serioas Paaloninde lastarbee, oralkd FALSE ACCUSATION. To notelet& with(foorTorodi time), a Oremll Cork Terrine tiosrovagssiso, is throe Ad., Ng 11011 op with vouch nook rsi Morillerner celled HOW I TO WRITE AN OPERA ! OR, THE DELIGHTS OF DRAMATIC AUTHORSHIP. In the course of the third Act will be introduced the Rehearsal ida 'grand Mcie-shoostic Opere. called " A NA CON DA ; OR, THE BOA CONSTRICTOR AHD THE BUFFALO." Boacs 4s.—Pit lii,oodllaitprice at karst Eight. Places for the Rom to he takes of %Ir. Rosser, at the to fresher the Theatre (where Free Admissions for the Reason may he purchased, and a private Rim vs gag, d nightly); and, fur the secuaintodation of Fausilics at that rod of the Town, at the Bureau de Spectacle, Welkin Earliange, Bond street. Ihriire open at half-past Five, to begin at half-past An entirely new Illelo-dealostie Bosktta hio rehearsal, in three Acts, called Roderick Bandana istod, with assay taker Novelties, will be speedily produced. '1 his day is published, in two vials. Oro. price 30a. is boards, L and correct ACCOUNT of 'he Ml ' LlTAity OCCURRENCES of the LATE %VAR tool DICE 1T ItRITAIN and the UNITED STATES vi A 51ERltA I with as Appends: awl Plates. By WILLIAM JAMES, A %Aar of " A full and correct Account of the Chief Naval Occurrences." &C. T'riotr.l for the &Mho!, cud sold by Bloch, Kinashore, y, and Allen, Leadentkiii-4 , art; Jan.es M. Ito h.rd.. 'n. e , rn11111; J.ol§ Boons thake-strect, Purlland-p:a•t ; Atm all oilier 8 4,4 sellers. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE BOU4;tIT 1N TOWN OR COUNTRY. 1; It. ;TELLS respectfully informs the Public, twit he e.iestente In give a liberal Price t K ever, a Wt' E:HOLD FURNITURE, PLATE, LIN 1.N., CIIINA, GLASS, ROOKS, he. the. particularly uhrre h p, i.hrd leave 4 the unpleasameess of Ink b) Auction vii the prtialistNer where there is est autlicsest to stake *5.... 4w' dirptu.e with the tumble sad exposer unfurling the t mural sad sate of the muse. All testers oust be pot paid. 180, Loop .4c►e. "MONEY to it e umouut of r is ready ITIL to bp a.lsAlxrd ileat) I , ort^-mie.o l Fre''' . ' l4 /21•Ial " ifs En1e..•041.0r far allsii.hitira Prop It) tea suy part u; the ()kited liiu j I. in, Car which f.r.ca tea In twelve Tears 'U h-o-e will he rims ; Oro alma Life interim seisisif frew 3 1seehife gettirortrat., 11' Anne: .1 .401 swot, liosoPy Ir thr I mid , . Grouch !Ailey., alai ar..11 orlialhle Prim:am' 14*i-um); aim is Ito , parrirve .rf ifcrr rur:•Obil 11 40 . Metiers of itiazn,la.l- prcfr:llA, reumPilinde 644 orcresy ievarishly obarrrril. Apply p...qural!y, twi wri is Nmit and I; nr lly r.rfier, to Slot Dir-ftti , of the Nv r otsteti Gulling • , (111.1e r, ,/.r.„ -4 , 4. irtt L 2 • t . b 411#1:1 'GRAItRAL ELEcrioN. .11•1111. o . a: VIP I tSIT N ee rb yz Plittß E aZrai N aZios t t h er e see requested to meet se the Iroutinu Caffetshauee, pa TO.MORROIN EVENING ritirsaim, et Anew o'Cloek, ia artier to take neetaturre fat wearies the eketibei Owe proper IteprestittsliKa. MR. WAITWIIANT ELIIIE+ION. THE COMMITTEE request the worthy and la4epeatlesst LIVERY ea Mr. %VA ITN MA We interest 041 Ifile/flair ettely attendance at the GaiWhalt, TV iS DAY, tprert hie aotainatiaa. M a Rearerava aad reupeetahle MEETING, held at the battles Timers, Ilisbattataterainet. Ur. Alderman GOODWIN ERE in the Chair Arinag mime Roeshitious, it was unanimously resolbed, Thor, consistently with the pure priaciptes of she British Coontitutioo, Rapreinstatwirs ought to he returned to Par. liatioeut les of reprise. and that a eubscription he imme diately opined defray Ohs nectimitry diaries Mteadissi ille. Mailamineelßection. The Committee for coadeeting the Elective sits daily at the Guildhall Ghee-heinte,King-street, ChWapside, to restive all communications, where elm sehscriptioas will be re ceived; as will at by Mr. Faye% St. Mary-Axe; Mr. Hareumbe, S. Paul's Chorch.yasd ; and Mr. T. Reeve, 17, Lodsate-hill, the Treasurers. Commitleu•roous, Guildhall Coffee•house, June 16. LONDON, TUESDAY, JUNE 16. ISUI. GENERAL ECTION. T. w meat not‘sptstsa respectable M ET ING sit the rfitt. , NDs of Aldertnan Slr Ifel I.LIA ('URTIS, Rad. at the City of Laudon Tavern, uu the IdibJnise, ISIS, • Mr. A kirremen. ARYDGES in the Chair. The fullowint Resolottosal were inured by itl4erniaii Sir Cloths Finwer, Bart. areeaded by Sir Robert Wigwam, Bart. and tinseling...ly adopted & lel. nut it is at all thaws highly expedient that the Repre seatatim of Ibis rest City it Id be sew at sonnet jade. ilent, strict integrity, or truly loyal and independent prin ciples, and possessing an elevated rank sonsinpt their Fel low-Citiners. .1 tol. That them qualifications bre most esseistially import ant at the present period, to uphold the (6(1611', and a. core the coustitiatioual 'appeases mid tranquillity Otitis Metro polis. &I. That frees /nut of discussion, and deliberate j adenoid, with their beneficial effects to the community, cam only be Waisted by inafettere4 Parliamentary Representation. . 4 4th. 'Mat Sir William Mortis hes, for Om turf Sun Nom. orate, practically evinced sad harked, stied upon theme eibrai/iNiu•Sil priaciplen s - mihige, oan, sosittisf bout to the confidence and attachment of Us ltellew-Cit Menu. sth. That Sir William Curtis in, therefore, highly disierr ing of, mad justly eutitled So, the toms footen appouhr.tion and sapport of this !Wetting, to sawn his Election for the sertath fait to he one of our Representatives in the enssiolz Parliament; and that this Sleeting will individually soil collectively am their best cadeavuurs towards the ac complishment of that object. Sob. That the above Resolutions be signed by the Chair. moo, and published in the Morning and I:veiling Papers. (Signed) GEORGE SRI' LIGES, Chai,min. It was moved by Mr. Alderman 51sornoiy, seconded by Sir "Abell Wigwam, Bart. aa4 isamiimmudy resolved— That the Thanks of this Meeting be given to the Chair matt, fur his able and impartial condact hi the Chair. • SERA!. EL • , WESTifINKrKIi ELECTI 9 N. • CO ANTI (TEE C.. 11441416, the ___criett atilt !. %MUM. Kehlll.l., lair uo &site to silresi• to Ilse Clitiros of fl'eatiodister any otlow Avower So Ilse thiesrds tbat have spio-ared„ rr may apiwAri to Ida rejective. Aso lAN CIikIRACTCH of MR SA MD EL, as re. nett 'fed by a Sklesesof peesissis derisegli4 the siert ingreerfts I CISIMIPII VIR lilada hi this Ca le t . as souse pis hairs Imes lava to lorfoew a lich.l Wit is elegem% have b 1 en smiled With those of sow wire ev data% ilia Committee (rill it Stair stoup dyes piddiety dreier% owe fur 1441. 'THAT DE IS, AND littl e .L CON TINUE. TO HE.. 31444/1.1.Y lUNCONNECIFf) ANY Of THE tr: H Ed CANDI DATES, sad. dim porters do 'tot pn :mine to dictate fu time People uhf n ems miaow who shall be his - Colleague. June is. JOIIN MACKAY, (liairowo. Gewsral Coninvitt...R fur Sir . .ainitel KorniU)'s 0 4 ! Eleetiou, 42, Klux-street, Caveat garden. - 0 7 • ST. MARTIN-Ii:-THE-FIELl i bt gus i erfurd Cufreedvisi•e, Strand, J uur 13, A T n numerous Al EF: of 9- os nurreE held this day, for cninits•llug site Rieet!pei et/Captain Mar MURRAY MAXWELL— It was unanimously Resolved, that Captain Rir Murray Maxwell, from his high character as a naval officer, lie har ing rendered the ertiiiient service Isio his King and , Country during the late and et.havitig always twin the desire of the Eleetihn of this Nave +, in 111111 ~,,, n frrling wills those of the whole City of %Ve•ttri n ster, t o h ave one Representative whose prufe jinn is re ~,,, a:ted milk the great bulwark of 0141 British Miry, is a Gentlemena pre-eininetitly ept•litied for the I.:Nation to whirls he aspires. RiadNed, 'that this Committee will wiye Captain Sir Murray blamedl their bet alippri, and Wry thereby call upon their fellow Parishioners to joiu flour inn rause which has for its object She mainlanauce of the la.uour and re spectability of the City of Westminster. . nesu:werl, That these Itemlnborn: be riwued by the Chair man sad published iu the Aorninz Farm 11 EN It Y WIN Cll EST En, Chairman. • kt, , ' "Jr' • f c . .x•-• . AT • most numerous surf respectable MEET ING of the LIVERY. MERCHANTS, and oilier FRIENDS of THOMAS WILSON, EP". held at the City of London Tavern, en Saturday. the 13th June, 1816. BADEN POWELL, Ern. iu the Chair; On the mintiest of Cornelius Buller, Baq. seconded by Gen. Ilbieltmaa, Esq. Resolved--That this Meeting toilette the Livery of Leaden on the causal of Thomas Wilson, Esq. to become • Candidate for the Representation of this great City, as. eared that his Mug experieuce in eery extensive commerce, his known loyalty sad ladepeedence, integrity, sad a *tome attac t to the interests and prosperity of Ibis Metropolis, the place of his nativity, reader him Peru. liarly "WINK to serve his fellow.eitisens as their Represen tative in PeeSsetronl. - On the eitselon ar R. H. Marten, EN!. seconded by Henry Smith, Fog. (Bank Dirreter.) Reas—That this Meeting, grateful la Mr. Wilson for his mascot to be put in nousiaatiusi as a Representative fur the City of Loaduu, will, be their rxertimis, ',Wormier that the (steams of the period shall not be prejudicial to his Electra*, bat that they will sealously protrude his success by all the energy is their power. (Signed) POWELL, Chairman. The Chairman having qaMd the Chair, en Ike realise of & H Wellastess, Req. seconded by Baruseder. Esq. Resolved—That the Thanks of this Meeting be River to Baden Powell, Esq. fur his able and polite cenduct is the Chair. TO THE WORTHY AND 11 Of LONDON. LIVERY Germans*, THOSE of nay Friends who entertained appre hension front the Wenn et the period when I was prevailed upou to heroin a Candidate fire year suffrages, now acknowledge that the hopes sod expectation cherished by the great body, who feared tinkling from that circus. stance, were forward on • wore correct knowledge of the views and wishes of the Livery of the City of Loudon. It is a proud and gratifying ditty to ate to announce to you the Littering, encouraging, and general assurances of support with which I have been honored in every quarter—. • support which justifies the coolidest anticipation that the greet cause its which we are engaged will be obi tamely crowned with cuoupkte success. lot we, however, entreat the continuance of your sereusittin exertions which oust ensure the full oecousplishoseat of year wishes, • • and skew to the nation at large dm deep lowest - yes take in the Constitution of inn country, and the commercial prospe rity of the City of London. I bate bsomir to be, GIINTLEIMI ' Tear obliged sod very devuted Servant, THOMAS WILSON. Committee-runs, City of Loudon Tams, Jape 15, 1818. MR. WILSON'S ELECTION. Tuesday, Juno 16, 11111 L THE. FRIENDS of Mr. WILSON are ear. nosily rryiested to meet him THIS MORNING, at • Quartn. before Eleven precisely, at the CITY of LONDON TAVERN, to accompany hint from theuce to the Hostiargs. The Worthy Livery, in the lateral of Mr. Wilson, who cannot meet him at the Tavern, are requested to be as early possible in the Commas Hall to support his umoinatiar. Mr. Wilson's Committee sits daily at the City of LOO4Oll Tamen, and at the Baptist Head Coffee-house, Alderman bury. TO THE WORTHY AND INDEPENDENT LIVERY OF LONDON. OLD SOUTH Sr& House., LONDON, Juaa 10, 1018. Garensura, THE none is again arrived, when, its the exercise of yowr constiintional rights, yen are cat • Upon to elect Four Representatives I. Parliament for this City. In alining myself este awe to suer .slice, as a Cam thilute for the distinguished honour of being use of douse Ittpreseutatives, I am hold to hope that I ems safely nod firmly appeal to the ied tenor of my comlnct, durin the last ate Parliaments, in npholding the glorious Con giantism of the Country—in evincing my steady loyalty to my Kiug—aad in defending and Frontons' the rights and privileges of my Fellow-Citizens. I can consciestiosisly de viate, that I base zealously, faithfully, and fearlessly per severed is those principles which Arm obialaed for me your megrims". Those principles shall be the future guide of my crowfeet, and I trust, that experience will convince you, that I shall not falsify that promise, and that your lutereos may again, for the aireentil time, be safely deposited is myhands. 1 have ohs bosom to be, Grow-suss, Your fititlfol rod obligell *mot. N. CURTIS. *** Sr Wm. Curtis% Committee perlicithely regent the attendance of the Freewill of the worthy Alderman at the Guildhall, THIS DAT (Treatise), at Twelve o'Clitek. The Committee ails daily at the (lid South Sea House, where any information will be thaakfolly received. AT ii general and very numerou. MEETING of the LIVERY of the CITY of LONDON, eon srord by public Adirertimetheot, held at the Lowden Talmo, bib Jose, 1618 ; Calomel WILSON is the Chair. 1. Bemired (with one dissentient visier)—That this Meet iugapproyes of Mr. nirvana u us of the Candidates tri represent the City of London, in the Parliament about to he chosen. and that the Liverymen mud other Gentlemen resent will support him 4 , their volCil and interest. 2. Resolved Unaninitinsiy—That the Thanks of this Meet ing he given le Mr. Rowena, fur bin eindid proceedings with his Friends In endeavouring tr bring /toward some hiehty proper and suitable Candidate to solicit the honour of mite. , allot this great Commercial file.. 3 Resolved Ciianimosisly—That this Meeting highly ap prove% of Mr Itoweroft's conduct oil this occasion, and re commends him tit the favour and support of all their Brighten of slur Livery. ♦ Resolved Cnaaiiann•ly—That the Thank% of the Meet ing he eiven to roloUri WllllOlll for Lis able and impartial conduct to the Chair. MATTHEW WiLSON, Chairman. TO THE LOYAL AND INDY:PENDENT LIVERY OF THE CITY OF LONDON. Gr. NT Lrit No r ITIISTAN DING the highly floVering test...oily, the promote of torpors, mid the Woo: re cuointesotaison 1.1 she Varna body of the Livery which I hove this day It ..I the hoover to reveler hum a very winner. nes awl eespettahln Meek., I awe induced, by a decided *aloe of my friestils. um ecrsearlictitu to 14 roachstant my own unassisted je.tioiesit wois!d figs, to ilirline a ceisirt.t for the hies's.• is of ti siisre its the R Oft:eutatioo of this grow Clly its l'aellantent. The I.,,posspobslity si this tisce of a vermeil canvass of year istioirrolog body, sod the tithe to which any own pro ceeding bee led, of :mother C.indelate. higlily respee,..los and agrivahle so the: Conswierrial Interest, bare together so fienteed toy rolortant elsride n. I bare the honour to he, with grateful rupee', Gth/1.1,11EN, Voor obliged and obedient humble Sorrot•t, TflOtlAa tioweitorr. I otelevrtl-strst 1, )nuc 11,18111. TO THE WORTHY AND INDEPENDENT LIVERY OF LONDON. GaitTLEll,ll, ADISSOLUTION of Parliament having token place, permit isse to renew osy earnest solicitations fur thp high and distiuguisbed honour of being elected one of your Represeutatives in the rinsing Parliament. I return you my moot grateful amok. for lb. nunserons wed (meat assuraoces of support with which I have hero honoured during my Caammi. which afford use the most eurouragiag prospect of ultimate sisters.. I will lake the earliest opportaaity of paying my re spects to you isdividnally; sod should say omission occur on my pad, I hope it will be attributed only 141 ilia casual defect of the Nuts, and the great elaent of the Canyon. I have she honour to he, GENTLIUMN, Your faithful and obedient &leant, JOHN THOS. THORP. Aldpie, Joie 11, lilt. P.3.—The Serifs lst•ing fixed the Vet-tins fur Til IS DAT, the 18th instant, at Twelve o'Cluek, yam early al. teadanee at Guildhall is most earnestly reparsiell. ALDERMAN THORP. TILE COMMITTEE for Conducting' the ELECTION of Alderman THORP, meet daily, at the Kitties lie.ul T Poultry, wbcre lay Comusuutica limos will be thankfully received. TO THE WORTHY AND INDEPENDENT LIVERY OF LON DON. --•- Gerhusks, Falcon-square, June lA, IBIS. IT hoe been my *onions desire to pry my respects pernosally to every Gentleman of the Livery, nor have my most strenuous erdeavuurs been wanting to arcontirli.h this very agreeable duly. As incessant atleiiiisure in Par liament, from which I had deterisised no object !boatel di. wet me, absorbed much of my time, which, together with the early day Axed for the Electrum, will, 1 fear, prevent me from carrying this purpose into complete effect. I shall, however, dedicate every moment of my time to the fulfil ment of this duty, and I beseech those Gentlemen upon wbom I may not have the opportunity to wait, n believe that it atlas sot from disrespect or iutteutioa, but is attributable to the preceding circuaistatiet• alone. To those Gentlemen which an active and extensive can vass has enabled me to see, sad which includes a very hirer portion of the Livery, I beg to return my heartfelt thanks lor their very ettrairdbiary kisdneso and promises of support, which leave me ml doubt as to the result of the Election ; and I beg leave to assure them, that no txertioaa mu my part shall ever Ire wanties to lite, She lisp retell, I entertain of the coulldeste tcPused in Ihe. I have only hi add, that as the Election it Axed for This DAY, the attendance of my Friends at Gaiklhall, the an roily Poll in sty f , will add greatly to the phligations already aro *reed on Gcstieseps, Your faithful humble Arnasia. AI ATT EW WOOD. The tosteittee sit daily at the foul's Hied Amiens, Cateatus-strert, where all huitimosicitiOns will be thank fully tecenred. ELECTION I.A li. Jnrl pidilitiltral. Ia Iwo Irrio vols. Bro. prier 2/. 11% !EDITION a the LAW .$1 EIJEC itNI::I 11(1 ' 14S ; retesprisini the Law ay ih the prvient pe. rig d, nod She *stuffs gelatine it) Ekes ins% for le...eglawd, SEui• lama, rod Ireland. In lb. bash Geo. 111. iwelo.me. OF WILLIAM THIOVAS ROL, Li. Re,, i.t. r at Law, I`C R.-1 his Work comprises a &rat of ilia kochrolef ISt/. for Markt Hunter, Low Boaksrlirr, 211, 0. 11 Lin; olit-Ints, 14 1 . 11 ; CAI stably •.0 to. L. 119- aui IL TO THE FREE AND INDEPENDENT F.LECTOES OF THE BOROUGH OF ST. ALBANS. Germinate, IHAVE the happiness to onnounve to you that the day of trial approaches, the Slay wheu you will be called Nam to exercise. your rights a* Britoil., owl to pet as example of independence to the rest of the hintslout, by a free awl aubiaaed eseveive of your elective frusehive. The distinguished cad orceptioo,l have every these esperieseed, bag excee4etl any must sarguiue expecta tions. ILet mo recommend toy friends to he as Ann and strenu ous .s on • late occasion ; let not this opportunity escape of e lee t ing a mau who Medicos himself to 'maintain his peodenee during the whok his Parlianseutary career add whose life, as at !WO been hitherto. shall still be devote d to the service of his country, and to the welfare and prosperity of the ancient Burbach of St. Aihma. 1 moist's, GIVITLV4I.II. rum Knillefial axd ticvntal Srrv!nt, !ILES SPENCER CHURCHILL. Coors Imo, Julie 15 , IblB. This are pablished, hunliernaly printed (with a4srger ispe), in two ,oluiritsq and with a Portrait of the Author. price 11.14. in Loud., a New EJitioa (being floe Third) of SELECT PI F.CES in VF.IISE awl PROSE. By the late JOHN ROWDIER. Jiin. _ . . . of Liam Barrister at lAw. Printed (or T. Cadet' and W'. Davies, Strand; and J. Hatchsrd, ••• The profits of tkia Work will he circa to ttie Society for Maintaiaiui end Educating Poor Ocplnnis of Clergy- Hen. THE PASTOR ACCORDING TO GODS HEART. 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MEETING 91: THE - MENDS OF SIR HOBERT WILSON. =••••••....--- At seven o'clock hist evening a mart titun..l nut ape.respectrible Meeting of the Electors of the Borough of &Millwork.. was held at at r ng's Read lan, in the Borough. for the merlins,' 44 adopting the most effectual measures. for the return of Sir Robert WilsOu, as true of the repreactit.r. titres in the ensuing Parliament., • The Chair wee token lsy Mr. HA i.tewito adjourn ed the Meeting to the yard of the Ino . the, nu merous attendance iu eh; large store-room - in a more airy place rdvisable. The CHAIRMAN briefly, pddrer.sert Meeting at the subjeet 'they hint tiet. to (-wielder. Tlint l'aeliatisent, he said, to which Bel eeturited, Clunks Barclay, had now ken 11trsttl:eil; csei met a death Which he wise mosMi they had sin reintou to reglit.—(Appien;:e.)-1 . hey hail now un :Imlay tuuity, by retuniiitg such a patriot as Sir R..bert Wilton. of ereetaiiig din Borough from the. tleori.d+-:. tion it endured whole Mr. Bnrchiy hail a seat iis one or their merabers- . —uol reprematstitcs. Mr. IlefteoWsuf Oct citioe.foi wardand titer. ed the followitsg Restiliations iu favour of Sir Robert Wilson. and motoring Mt. Barriar Resolved—That this Meeting should, Mid (Weems:l Mdire satisfactioe at the reeepturo which Sir Itohert Wilson goa met during she wtiule Orfila ehithers, and ge4Tll" - batt sty. eidertly thews the favonrahle inelinatiouS of a grout taajc eifp of their brother elect in a. Resolved—That as trevilom of speech % end tsinl by jury, are the ackisowledvd his tin li t he,' of Enchai:Suss, ihom rho endeavour to deprive their know countrymen of ilteiserT:.o.- riuns privileges are unworthy of trust soil toirifidi-tce; and that Mr. Barclay having, by hir rotes in the late Parlia ment, contributed, as much as is him lay, to I peruirious infraction of t h e Coustitolion, by .which ii were isOntured in dusigetes, without soy jest cans, and a Won't any subsequent appeal to the laws of their cusnttry being allowed, has thereby forfeited all claim to 11* representation of this Borootb. Resolved—That Sir Robert Wileen having given the Electors of IbY WA Borough se afteurnisee, that to will Lie a strennoos arluseate i nf • reel Parliamentaiy itiform —fled he will do his wawa to restore oar lost, aisd perceive our existent rights and liberties—that he rill low alt 04-CIISsoU of exertiog himself; 11 hroeirer the cause of virtue awl hu manity shall call for his interfereuee—affords us good :earoli to believe that he will follow a line of conduct diametrically opposite to that pursued by oar late Representative, Mr. Barclay, and will therefore peeve himself folly entitled, to the cuss deuce which it is our wish and propose to rep4se iu him. Reetilved—That the Electors of Southwark may place the greater reliance upon the aseurauceo now given them by Sir Robert Wilson, by referring to the actions of his past life, distinguished, as they have bees, by the bird viruses which eau whine the Soldier sad the citizen; arid especialiy bY his wire and ccustitetional propuimls fur the defence •of ilie rountrs, when threatened with Myr:rims, in tsn4 ; by los vigilant attention to the rights of the moldier end burn:lois ; by opposing the creel foraence of military flogging; by his undaunted flints in behalf of the vicunas tat' persecution, to the danger of his life. the sacrifice of bis liberty, and the nualifest hindrance of his professional interest. Resolved —That this Meeting view with peculiar- plemore the t riadic mid patriotic feeling manifeeted by the Erre and independent Electors of Southwark, since the Invitation td become a Candidate Vat accepted by Sir R. Wilton; and-.Q1•1 ! nowise, or support have beat ,rieride to an cheat which leaves, no doubt as to the certainty of his .tloction„ this Meeting Apeui it esteems /wry to say more than to exm, sus their Confidence, that, when the Election begins, every malt will be riady to isidetns his pledge and do his duty. Resolved-Altai notwithstanding the success Ulrich has hitherto attended Mir Robert Wilwu, tied Meetiae Mari dually and collectively pledge themselves not to relax their exertions until the Independetice of Southwark shell have hero filially secured by the return of Sir Robert O'ilson as one of the Representatives of this entire* Buivegli in Par. liament s • . iteitiked—That the Thanks of this Meeting see hereby Otis, to Messrs. Nash, fur their liberal conduct in pro, sr ieg the Electors with the use of their premises for the pur pose of thus Meeting. • ROBERT HALL, Chairman. igreeilreti—That the ?hooks of this Meeting he 'Liven to Mr. Hall, for his able and impartial coudnet Ili the Chair. Mr. HARSOVOSMITiI theft forcibly pointed out to the Elvetora, that now was the time for theri Iv !peak out, SO by 'brit acts sites that they cieaerv eil to liner ats independent Representative. If they meted 11.1 they might, and u s ht had every koli-nn to expect, lie irad tan donlit of Sir Robert ‘Vilmin'a election bet if they could mot di all they wished. let them it least do all they codld, niirl • not sit still until they ees 'shed. like the manwho teOused to toss hen legs, and deist he would take no teeicese until lie gm oit,,p.—(App/cuse awl htregAter.l-11e then olluded to the iteuessiq albeit. not returning Mews: herr wiliO were likely to rote for the is naval of the Property Tax—.o toe”ttre which retietotly allUoteri life itsell; Owl doiectly struck et Itherty runt pro. petty. The Bete great principles hid: were shel. :