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h R ). t e, e 1 siinde for ' , heady Piot. , in- the eof woo Saver leurtaire My opponent may phone to •,. e , I - never **III slowness my-elf by alletlitsg to l aessalr trieuoseliouteut personal circusitstaneeg. To • .el delis, ' attar, Gentlemen, I mean strictly to .0.,,. r e-.4..50, for the permit, I beg to take try t ... w ... ....(araphrase.) 9411. lioaarrass stool forward to explain, hot Or Opflief sues SO great that be was obliged to with.. data. ~. s, :So Fitaucts Bottlitrr nest presented himself sie die rkriptii, but the approbation of his Girlish'. en': thrAtssissitolsabon of his foes, who were posted ite em.rieler.elele itemisers near that part of the huw t5.,,,s which toljoins Henrietta-street, prevented Ilion 114fssi siwskitig for some time. Wh en s il ence was 1'41114110. 1 . lilt! Hon. Bairottet said. 'he shoal', tiut laws- obtruded himself upon 'the notice of the Kleciors, 011 this occasion, If 'it .hall rod been fur -ever il gross indrepresentstions relative to 4t i ttt . glitcb, lied lone forth to the puldtc, sissictitesed•by 1111 colon 'authority. If those falsehoods referled merely to himself, resting confident on the tenor of Ist• hunter life, he should feel little itichme. nos, iii cisiitraitiet thew ; but. es they were con is ce , t.l with the liberties of the people, as they w'r. coutiectest with that great cause, which lie .01 the whole of his life advocated, and as he knew that the lie of the day. st the !dewed moos mein, 'glowered the purpose of the day, ha felt it tierevsar) to clear away those aspersions. He Would slow its she Electors of Westmisoier, as clear as the daysliglit. that lie bad tweer raiser betrayed their ouster, or cl-serted nosy public or private friend.- (.4polattre.)-11e knew not what charge was this .14) a ‘iessipted so be produced before them-bill let lantridett (hat the Electors did nut allow it to 1w bi ought forward. A I 'hough the person ( lir. now) oho appeared as lull *censer, was our of loose on is bons lie believed very little depcielence eosild he pieced, still lie could uut help thinking that o war lint just and fair to hear what every per .llll 111411 to say. that it might, if iiPeeseary, be answeiecl. Rehire he proceeded to lunch on soy air I hose wont* to which he had *alluded, lie witilwti to cetigratelate tlw Electors of Westminster on the Keene n o w exhibited. The present w•e Nstilike all former 'struggles, se no Court Candidate had dared to phew himself.- (Applonse.)--The Whig Candidate might indeed be atoned dettastitioated the Ins osl of the Court • since lie influenced, it his owe' igelliiii, both the ins and the oatt-s-and, at all peewit, II t A the, appellation of the Coislition Condislote-lout atilt lie did nut think it advisable 1.) present loiliuell . If the enlightened minds of the Electors of NVeritsinnster, without coming clothed iii I iltsguise. -(Applause.) -Though it would serve his purpose. perhaps, to assume that dispose 1111 the Imptings, lie most not *tautest it amongst his friends, the Mites. He knew my well, that if lie sleclesed himself, before that body, in favour of Parliamentary Reborn, he would throw the torch of dun-snit iiiiiiiigst them, and would ever atter mist& be Cool4llrfelli cc little or • whoa as he ("ir Franco) was himself.-(applause.)-Up to this Imo-. tin Whig had ever presented hiodelf before the Els coos, from whom , they could extort oily isl-to or orinciple of Reform. It was said that the p • spent Whig Candidate was a Reformer. But, when asked what his principles of !tricorn were, lie unsisered, those of the late Sir S. !timidly. This woo II %Milli , unsatisfactory exploitation, for he was all to learn where those principles were recorded. lie th 'wooled of the Electors, whether it was not better in 'drier a mats, who, like Mr. Holthouse, ;14d 'assist' his sentimetsts lit a plant wild ititelligible ~,a,.per, instead of supporting ass individual, no re i;orsl oi whose principles could be discovered.- (epplouse.)-‘ll r. Ili.blionse hod not used the phrase '' uritrerad safrarge" for the same moon that he (S.t Prowls) avoided it, lieriiille It wee eue ab surdity, and, to terms. admitted sit to' excel/litres - Kist one person. Mr. J'er• my Brilliant', ad. iiiitiril the system iii its Ittlkiit patrol. He has priori!, that 11 women, children, sod lunatics, ,tree 41114/Rtti to vote, still the plan, however nth vision., would he fonred perfectly harmless. Mr. iliailwii-e kit with him, that the llesolue s marl, lie had moved. in June last, in the House of Commons. forint d a proper basis of Pasheineles las y Itrbiriu. They recognised ntl persons who plot litre, I taxispoit to Church, King. and Statr, c. lil 10 be allowed to give their votes fur Al r eleiwer to serve its Parliament. This wee what he 'troweled, god not. as Sir Charles Wolseley hail suppotied, stniveratl suffinge. His ilesiKii we.. • flint tc.ry man of sound nowt, end of mature age, p,v log ilirect tsars, should leave II vote. llut it was 1..40 be Slf C. Wtoseley. that he supportest one set rit ii.it•tritirs at one period. and • dtdereast set at another. It was very trueoliat he had given his aid to all the plaits of Reform that had been pen. pidirel, Iwcause he conceived it writ a point gained it Ise could secure oily amelioration of the system-- hot if Gettilenteti would look to his realest speeches in liarlsionent. twenty-three yees ago, .iiiiii compare them with his present sentiments. I,lev would find no shade of differestee.ooidtp. rtibrse.l-41wrr woe a very honest man, Mr. tt ilium, u itioesnieker, who, he believed, fancied that hue NOV 110111 K IMO du injury, by the statement he had roused to hr made, but alto, ill tact, hat oily done hint au iiiiusticr„ Ile mid he would not vote for lout (Sir Francis) tam this occasion, because his pinieples were changed-Isecanse hr had deserted t'lia . pir Cartwright, as old friend-and because lie shit not like 4 snake in the grow He respected Note mini lur his candour-but he rook leave to soy snit his rennin* were not founded in troth. In 11e first piece. Mr. Mien, was nisatottwo in his Trite. i v ie---utii Burst lie must observe, that Moist C.ortoright, in his letter to use Electursotepresely weed, that he (Sir Niftiest) was Ill* 40.1/11101,41 friend of Ins. Wit that their coeshezioo wif assure!, lit is pOilliall 'alus. That was the fistlt SI.l he would slate flusher, that if Major CIORIPIgIa *VI beet' his protest and dearest finned. ha. vsontil, if yelled oil as 11e 'had 'hero, hose acirdpearFitw-ly Ito /111 D. he hail door. He *as requeeted to perforM II 1 IX 61.411' to the El' ewes of Westminster...No*l ll e is si. girleretsiesesltie4t ill pi ism, iitt4ing should warp Of hiss{ hon. lie saw tlist Mr/HulAiouse, ill the ten. have , in ► that it A WEVlllrdliattr lie Certainty ner.")— Ilia do with respect to the merits of the Candidates. Hs looked to the infl ation in which each name stood in the city of Westminster, and who was most likely to he elec tively supported. As so his having acted late o smike in the grass. towards Major Cartwright, he conceived that an 01/VIS declarants.. made before a remelted Meeting of Elector*, *wobbled in the largest room in Westminster. was euffi iced to prove that the charge was unfousided.—end he d e fied all man in the multitude to get tip and say, that he ever had • 'cabal, or tittered a word disparaging to Major Cartwright. He had s right to complain of the Major's taiduct, since he knew that many of the assertions against him, which were contained in .Mr. Cobbett's writings, were false. It would have been fair and honourable conduct its hint to any that they were tint true, instead of tanctiott- Mg them. lie (Sir Francis Burdett) disdained to contradict them—but • mans fiietid might often dulls*h for him, which be himself would not wish to perform.—(upplowse.)—Sir C. Wohieley. amongst other intstairmeuts, declared that he wished to make Westminster a rotten-borough. This after hen hail as little foundation as that which, followed `it, -namely, that the Committee, composed of 300 of the most enlightened Electors of West innoter, who got oohing for their labours but the etiolates, of their own hearts. were a eon. temptibk rose"! What purpose of his, he de snowiest, could he answered, by his sittint us liepre. tentative for Westminster? Without meaning any iliireopect to the 'Electors of Westminster, lie was 'ready 'ro resign his test in Perliament, whenever it was hotrod expedient for their purposes. It was,. however, important, that they should have a col.. le,igue determined to act with and support him. It would he a most painful thing if the returned' a mere neutral character—a Whig—a no reformer—a food deal like the which had jolt now been hoisted op.—(Letageter. —lice, for it was on the one side white end th oilier side black—you could not tell what to mak. of it..,-(Leteghtee.)—Thus it was with the W out of power. they skewed the white side, once they got in. they were as black at t predecessors.—(Latighter.)--The Whigs has. chosen to come to this coolest, not because they were invited, but because they wished to disturb Si popular election.—(App/erne )—They would via the Winging in of a Court Candidate, and servilely, solicit support from these who haled them, sootieti, than a popular Reformer should be place d i n P ao:0 liament.—(tipp/orrse.)—He was not the man that would ever provoke contentionbut, when it was mice provoked, lie would nut be the first to with. draw from it. —(Gnat epplurse.)—The Learned Gentleman gloried in being a %VW& What then had the Whigs done ? At the time of the Re volution, they betrayed the cause. If, as had well been observed, instead of the ridiculous Bill of Rights, which had been truly called a Bill of ‘l'roogs, they had riven to the people a few recogstiziog freedom of election, it would have served the country more thaw all the grave tucks that hod berm played of .—(opplemse.)-- %%list benefits had the country derived from the Whigs ? The Septennial Act was theirs—which was a far greater violation of the Constitution than any they slow complained of. To them also they owed the systems of keeping ap a standinearmy, which hod grown to such r pitch, that they could not pass Borough a street without being jostled from the Hags by a body of soldiers, or ran over by a itieee ofartillery,or a b ac gage.weggon.—(appletere.) —Lie admitted that there were amongst the Whigs. men who possessed great Online', and ;tithed their country well—hot they were so completely mixed up with the party, that they become altogether ortitrolised and useless.—(applattee.)—lt was stow for the Electors to determine whether they would be deluded by to ridiculous a name as that of Whig, which the Learned Gentleman gloried in b e . tog. It was tool of that body, that " there was nothing an like a Tory out of place as a Whig iii place"--(Lout!laughter)--a nd he believed the saying to he a true one. The rival parties. Whig and Tory, as hail been wittily ob. 'erred by Ralph, " were the two thieves between whom she Constitution was crucified." and of both lee besought the Electors to beware. Its conchs. &ion, the lion. Baronet implored them not to be made dupes awl gulls by any party, lost to mato hen that proud soustion in the eyes of England, of Duerr, nod of the civilized world, which they had or bite piers assumed, in spite of professed .burs and hollow friends.—( Loud seelamoutieei.) Mr. MAcDON• LD then came forward. and .444 that a qiiest o loving heels pot to hint personally, he trusted they »Mild hoar his answer. lie was quite prep ored to make all due allowance for the irritability and softiies* exhibited by Mr. Hob. haute, the consequence, no doubt. of the utter deoppointosesit of that overwhelming triumph which he had been imprudent enough yesterday to announce from the hustings', for this day, but which, with all the trick and stage effect that could he gives to it. had proved altogether abortive. Whets Mr. MofilbOuse had stood forward with the paper in Report or the i lre/over, ‘/ed rervices. If he (?4,. Hot/house) meant to nisi. mossle dist they were capable,• in their pablic, iii, inure than in their private capacities, of prepay's. ing or countenst.enne falsehood in any shape, l" threw hark the imputetion 11l his teeth, and wilt tingly appealed from Itlin, even to that tribal', which M►. Hobhouse deemed the one most fa. sourish's to himself, viz. those whom he (Mr. Mac donald) now addressed. At six o'clock. when it was very nearly dark, Mr. G. Joltw addressed the Meeting, in favour of Major Cartwright. He harangued the people fur half au hour " by St. Pest. clock." alter which they dispersed. MIDDLIfSEX SESNIIONS. tutoille*Y. V weItUART 16. causurr. Charlotte 11711 wee indicted for cruelly assaulting, at divert times, sad causing the death of her mime, Martha Parcells, • female child of four years of age, between the Ira if October sad shrink of November last, at her lodgings is Ilstannugs-row. Jane Street deposed, that she lived in Whiteenabstreet ; she had known the deceased child, Martha Par cells. Iler father, en the evening of the 9th of November, broneht her to the witness; she was In a esisemble state, sad died oa the 15th of November. The witness washed her after her death, mud laid her eel. She perdelved that there three Week marks eat the child's hack-boat, se if been braised She 'mew noble; et the Prboraer who" she had heard Iron others. OA Wee apeilmsaininatlue by Mr. Aavaters, she said esmaleed with else child emit it died; it was atmoded . 10". Morns., The child bad a great fever ; hem' that itched of I typhus her; should ill-treatemstl was the came of her death. Mrs. Sophia Bleat depeeed, that she kept the honer, No. 12, Heinesiags-row • the releaser had apartments le 11. The witness was in ;he moor? for seems Hebei sad on let return to lowa she was iefermed that the Primair had a child, her Mice, residing with her, Oriel she treated meet way. Os she 24th October she saw the demand child Meeldiag ie tip tutelars ',Shoal shoo es the cold skeet As hod soiled herself and was crying. The wittier celled the Primmer dews stairs, polaMd set to her the Mustiest of the elk, sail mamma list she week not beet her. The Primmer stripped the child, seed got a bucket of cold water sad with a dirty sannd washed the child over. lo about aa hour afterwards, the witless having bed mashes is prime to the kitchen, she sew the child sitting on the Ll= she called the Primer' *We stairs again, and Midi her us her conduct, sad told her she woold be theeatemrie the child's death, as she had learned that the child had "liken medicine. On the id of November, in the moirwieg, she saw the Prisoner take the child Moo the 'Pod ow. ead throw a bucket of cold water over her; Mee shish/be child seemed memileind, accompanied with hiccups. alleasemestrated with the Priem'', sad told her she Amid sebsse the child ia that creel way in her house. The Mow lewd mine very abusive language, sad told her Sy mood her ewe busier* sad not to Interfere with her, fee Ms woold serve the child in the same way again, and ac tually tkew soother bucket of water over her. The wit. Mei lima called her husband, sad they both mem seated with the Prisoner tie the cruelty of her eon duet, and iefurated her, that if it was repeated they ,_would inform • Magistrate, sad have ber taken tato cue. — 111•dy by • constable. The Prisms , ' thee desisted, owl drove she child naked op "take before ber, tied when she got up stairs, the whams beard her strike the child several times violently with her head. Os the weenier of the 9th of November, the witness beard the Prkomme tell she father of the child, at the tercet door, 51st the child was quite well. He said he would call between See sad six o'clock, in the leveeing to we her. The witness desired her servast to sham the father late her perkier eke he deal; the soma, did en, and she iskeased him of lbs troatsseat the child hod re. j4reeived, sad the miserable state it was M. The father asked, was the child up stairs then t site told him she did not tee:, ¢ q she bud net sees or heard ef the Primary from the mere. lisp he begged her so secompeny his up stairs. which she accordingly did, sod kited lbs child lying se a hos asked, is a waste roses ; her legs were deed up to the hares, red she bad been without food (rem the sawing. She gave the kilter a blawket to roll the child up in to take home, and told Me to put her es malt as peasible date a wens bed, mid also to pet her into • warm bath. Phe never sew a whild Ina mere wretched and distressed stale. Asa Cub, servant to the last witness, deposed, that she sew the Printsr kiwi dime the and asked i.e. the hitches, sad pet her less a washing.teb, sad Ist the WOW run oat of the cock *a her for tee minutes, sod thee, without dryiag her, pet her la her leaked state fate the oval. V hole, at the sane time tellies/ her it was fell of rats. She lucked the doer se her, sad kept her them fur an !someone, which she whipped bee. Hastiab Wood curralleeeted lbs emblems of the two Met W itnesses. The - - r oilbsl beswesion, fused thePriesime The Comet postponed its sesames. sad doe Jug, POLICE. -...... aow.trasiew. Yesterday Jtirph Pope, late shop as to Mean. Richard mil Mhos, matimert is ht.' Maoism's-emit, Jabs Peps, tie Motber, sad Mr. It'sp,..leibmier, Lootlam, Per. morsbey, sisderwest soother bog exassisasim before Mr. Stmts. TM Magistrate, after viewitid all Ma einem. Masora rof Me ease, committed Joseph Pam fee teisi, far Wages Mr. Megkiames Masker's came, osmosis= Usk sales, Arc h% sad bills, to $ large smaost. Jobe Pope was diecbarged, there being No most Met be Mew that Ike 108. Bask sole wilds I,e itsiered was ebbs by brother. Mr. Way was ales dierbirged, Mr.• Wilms sot Wog M'M So swear Mat die paper basil is his imam had sot boss esM khan. • - - PROM Las? Nicurs GAZETTE. • • Crown. Olin, nervy, 13. 111111113113 RETURORD TO MOTU IN TIM IPIMICOT alp of Peterborough—James heaviest. Esq. is the room of the Kish, i‘ Mises Whim, iteersee.i. tiereoph sf assibtfeert—easoles Bent Well, et Nuesiter Coon, n. she perish of Tisherly. is she reality et Soustiesep. toss, Est is she rue. St Willi/HS Deeper gess. Eq. wow owe of his Xissiessie Justices .st she Cued ut Eism's Woe!. Crsicatijllee, Farmer, N. issmunes ItIETIURIIRD To emits tx THIS PRCIENT PARLIAMENT. Ifororpi of Meal Feeseafk—The qnu. George Aeons, of W. Jaases • sogaroe, is IM City of Weota•Meter. in the roam of the HMI. Thomas William Ames (me Viscount Ausun), called op to the Home of P.m.. Borough of Illechiorploll/f Curtis, Ban, is the room of Matthew koseell, Pam. who Whig &sone Seegers for the said Boren ell, sod also a Bunten foe the Bo•ouih of Saliesb, loth mule his cleaves to serve for tbe said Borough of Seltesh. BAN ERE; PTCY ENLARGER. Francis Tully, late of Bristol, baker, from February 13, to April 3, at alerts, at the RummenTavero, Bristol. BANKRUPTCIES SUPERSEDED. James Job, Noe of Bownlosiux, France, bat now of Ivy- Nor, fiewgeteatreet, Lerida*, merchant. Robert James, of Bristol, ealiinetasaker. BANKRUPTS, George Bentley Richfield and Charles TlighlieM. of Li. verpool, sad of Quebec, in Upper Canada, North America, merchants, to surrender, March 8, 0, sad 39, at as,, al she Geur l3lad g cs e ;U: ' sad B;:iturceett'liiLi puul. ne v * er s.Beisch.erst i k t , Temple ; M ess rs. and Mr. James Marrow, Marshall-street, Liverpool. Charles Frisker, Middlesex, formerly of Busruleaux, marl late of Woks Newiegion, Middlesex merebaut, to surrender, Fe. binary 20, 27, sod March 30 , at elan., at Guildhall, Los. dom. Attorney, Mr. Manisa, Great Roast Helen's, dna. Dodsworth, of the %barbs of the City of York, warpage,, to surrender, Marelsll, 3, and 30, at eleven, the Sleek Swam-lan, Gietey.atrese, York. Attorneys, Mr. Pumpastert, Middle Temple, Loodos Thomas .Brook mad Balmer, York. Fish, lats.! Bridport, Dorsetskire, victualler. to , February Mu, 20, aid March 30, at elan', at the 11.1sa, Bridport. Attorneys, Mr. Niebolette, Bridport ; d Mr. Jobe Mks, Clifford's-lea, Lamaist William Collect, jai. late of Kingslasd.road, Middlesex, musombrewer ; Mae of Tottenham, Alidalearx, *ad of Connaarket, Mark-laps, Loudon, cur e-merchant, to February to, 27, and March 30, at ten at Guild. Laudon. • Attenseys, Messrs. Lamb s ad Hawke, IPrisematreet, Bank. John Jobessu, of Lammatreet,ComuserciaLreed, sex, warelisat, 10 surrender, February 23. March 11, and 39, at tea, at Guildhall, Loudon. Attorney, Mr. Richard Wit. ley, Malaya-square. Francis Wright, of Badge-row, London, merchant, to sun vender, February 29,17, sod March 30, as tea, at Guildhall. Att Mena Statics sod AUport.Sluorediteh. . John lamas, of the White Horse Ins, Fetter-lag, landau, tavern-keeper Io surrender, February 23, March 2. and 30, at one, at Guildhall. Attorneys, Messrs. Mayhew, Price, and Styas, Cluancery.laa7 Michael O'Hara, of Watford, Hertford, itakeeper, to our. reader, February 23, March 9, and 39, at eaves., at Guild. ball, Loudon. Attorney, Mr. Williams, Blackman-street, sad Beeklawipstead. William Woods, late of Hauctitou.strert, Clare-market Middlesex. wealaserehmo, to purrensler, February 23, Marti: 1. mid 30, at twelve, at Guildhall, 'London. Attorneys, Messrs. Thomas and Kaye, Barnard 's-Ins. DIVIDENDS. March 10. R. Baddeley,of Cavalry, grocer, at ileven, at the King's Head Ills, Coventry. March 31. J. Barker and T. Barker *of Helmsley Illackniour, York, grocers, at Beres, at the Caurgc lon, Cumey.slettl, York. March 5. J. Haiabldge, late of Stow.omilie.Wold, Glouces ter, corner, at tea, at the White Hart Inn, Kershaw Mattis 16. .IStossehans of Beckford-row. W.4werth, Barrel, elteesemoacer, st no, at Gut idball, Landow. March 9. J. lay sad J. Spravertell, of Talsiockaireet, St. Paul, Cumot.Gaeden, Middlesex, drapers, at oar, at Guildhall, Lades. March 9. T. Raabe% J. Harris, awl!. D. English, of lan. seem St. Mortis-inalie.Fields, Middlesex, enschasakers, at ma, al Guildhall, Landow. Moab ft 7. Wm. Day, of Prtivii!rate.laildinge, New Kent. road, Survey, pis other, at twelve, at Guildhall, Loudon . March 10. G. Oakley awl J. Evans, of Old Boodatmet. Middlesex, upholders, et twelve at Guildhall, London. Mao% 9. J. Williams. a Lower ' Coleutanatreet, floobill. row, Middlesex, psperataMer, at one, at Guildhall, Ls:dm. March 9. G. Erma, sea. of Mahatma, Southwark, Surrey, Insp.merchast, at twelve, at Guildhall, Loudon. March 10. T. Willerbro, of Corestry, ribbusaaanisfactorero at eke's. at the Craven Arms f ellHaventry. March 9. Wm. Lloyd, ea. late er Landon, sad Mae of Peckham*, Surrey, and Wm. jun. late of lower Thamenstreet, arid since of Bresex, shasellers. at one. at Guildhall, Londe.. March 11. J. Oa, late of Liverpool, lines-draper, at twel at she Ogee of Mr. J. Morrow, Manliallareet. street. Liverpool. Meech 111. a. Jetsam's. of Lane. End, Stafford, mane a Ream the Roam* Neweasile.oodenLysne. March 10. J. Porky, of Liverpool, merchant, at dome, the Gold's Usu. Liverpool. March I. J. F. TlMorlimortans, of Goildfordatreet, aliddlw sex (sad not of Goilfoniatreet. Pimlico, as lola/olive" ies Saturday's Casette), issurauce.beeker, at tee, et Guildhall, Londe*. March 13. E. Read and T. Baker of Great RumasU.street Illoseaskory, Middieemt, lasindr;ipers, at twelve, at Gina. kill, fin. March it J. Remelt . of Illeaeletster. weollemosedassam facture; at tem at time White Lial l Alwacisester. Blotch 10. E. Aka*, ',Mistimes", Warwick, hatanaissfem Awes, at sieves. at the Rises Read lan, Coventry. March 11. Wa.Atlise sea. Was. Askew, jos. sod it Atkins, of Chirp's( Natio: Rased, Waken, at tee,at the Wbills - Hart Ina, Ckippiag Merlon. Martall. Ws. Edressar, of Bash.lose, Cason-street, lam doe, broker, at aka*. at Gttiltih.N. March 11. J. Hilda, a West Bromwich. Stafford. Walk bockleanaker, at sieve*, at the Castle Haat. Habana, Boraiwghean. ••••••••••••••. 117.00 _m. a. . . • Mgr . ' • J .. • . . . heeSttai it I);ered • %reek loot develieed biervarch es sleeves of e long memo. had received liberal thr Th roe . of F ronc i.. G-HtleveosefliOeset heave offers of support, owl he was the week. *be. in * Ism ship merge 4 that Novesei‘.n may lac mit tlal Ins onions*. unglia to he pieced in Parliament ao doing he . Fie F.prre weir h w shnield limbr been mentioned here. had no hesitation in stating r and, in "aboad* listimatibto Oirlentati appeared be Enre ; meant no offynee to soy person. that it would be yea. itArtretnieffr the ease of Illineui, , it. M++ k .: t 1 t,sipossible to carry the Election for Westminster to ili.l.ste 1.. r %Vest en roustrr.....-( Apploasse.)—l have favour of Major Cortwright.—(" Certainly sof .")-- I•l rra tty pied. that i ) Iry the coarse of this contest. Ilia decision load nothing to do with respect to the .- ....t...a the Cantli•latre. fits looked to tbe aim- the paper in ' l umina being brought to their Cam. initteesitions, and that it had not a Mlle amused them ; he was therefore happy that Mr. Hublsouse had thus given it a publicity A could uot otherwise Kure had, and earnestly recommended it to ■d those nlio heard him, for their entertainment. Mr. flobhouse had Meru kind entrails to take under has protection his (Mr. Macdotiald's's private character, and that of the highly respectable °ridicule's and tradesmen of Westminster, with album he to-npe- tilted on Mr. 'Jamb's behalf. They were •h 01)11/ed to kin, but begged to deeline his farther ----- paper in hir hand, which he had es heeeh/7 chaise ' COONS% OF EXCHANGE, Toterray. FRIBROART Wi. . 1 ---"'- tensed, hr (M m r. Macdonald) imagined that it eet amosr 4 4 , 44 c . F. n 6 Gomm 47li have coin ntued at Inlet ont.lonedredth fait of these Mu. 4 2 gio... 11 3 Teekehel.Liv lt 1111 1. a. coodif iairßelletliwCattem.TlLltertillanentressi toefeso.stm4, Lantos, eat of N o dhaaptoer.opiere, Mirlitertee. mereltant. at ruetunr calamities .which were NM be felted is the Ressodans .... 11 7 . Molts bit -74.Gurbeer, uttibrkiry, Wareastre, fenure.-D. H. Luke- Report of that Connnittee ohs clans% the nelneepoly 11 , 71 "lorF 0x.." . ii I ;V: „. . . or the repreeentstion of Westminster of which. • 3 3: : "3 4.0 r00. • gums o f greelm, bet eery of Liveypoel. eerrebeet,-.C. hooever. lie admitted that Mr. Methiteest woo bet A lma Fart 53 6 , 04 , 1, 2 4 se Sinks. of Seeologsee. 0144 Isebo.-Wm. lbw. late if ° r e " SO Newport, lels of Wl2ll4.llsenseeheetessmee-ft. W. Illesoo. a loonier inatrnenent. end accordingly he wee re. l Dm. !wrest, Ityesi without meting it, to deny, es a Gentle. Ikenissan dr 23 le bells lO doels , - - wol• militates. et Amwreeress. Lenders, boot. ruatt. all keeertedge of eery seek paper. Bet, he freebie/ten dee Coat.... asked th em Mr judge of hie see we. whew it appear. Ifshom ...... "'le evteries. A Lesko, emenbeneo-J. M• Mr Ws et 111. ,4 1ftesemr. IMAM • ni ed that One Nam paper sword vet se he oetlion hot ••• • :: nir P 0 00 .11411 0“ 10 Li. opeers. Redoes', Ilidelono, but sew et Illiedistlene, is plan orgoetens. dereend fteso the 11'... Oeetlee . p ia 301 C6•l9 l=' '''• • • wow., booker. Gold lo ....0 1 0 men't own ides. if pints it meld be gelled, el Pee- g m odego 3B New Deoldbeee... o • 0 ..... - - - ------- beettesteri RAWL Hod Mr. Hohinneee net aged. IMO_ .. art No t e Dalin • • lb '" ? MOOR OF mow ltialllDAT. fird hit ovrer ondetelandilig. while employed is lei- gollowe.• •-• •• " Wave imiliss.. • 1 I 3 pre.Ct. Kid... 77 76 1 limb L. An. 20 11.16 1 brying Wm% nu that eery mehjett. enotgleMeriettne Lt i hig. MI • New toeiseed o•e •• 77k „ 1 India Sleek.. Oils WV so otboroellt "lll'', he wield hove preteens' it to . 'IPRICIt °AO'S, l ow Cwt. . 3 per Ct. t 0 0na...761/11 INS be. II a bed vett, it wee onfeesurede shot he had Meer MOW ins is 71 th Kant. ! elf . im ilic• iss " L t . Eli S. 31 per Ce55t.....116 ea 1 belle flende...69 70 pr. no better ...married* ote which to trend • speech lif 11 ""•• • • • • 6 5 1 1 - 1 ,, , , ii , el es seesse . .. it it to 31 0. 1 gob I Ex. niii.,11...111 IS pr. e good our. its effeet was net to h. get rid of by ,_ Sues ....01 es in 01 Or Vente .. I/ los to 71 15. 4 per Ceore.... 93 u p I Lottery 'rickets 191. Ills. ocof 1 0Kitillla 114 r. ill° 14401 ""' ebnid P"lg IP t he Fermium, s , cowl, 91 94 in 111 Orlin.. 111 Os to at S per Ct. V. Atm. t 5 I Como. for Arc. 7tilal, Caw...titer could an*wer. He remembered well I i.oreign roams 31 Ibe to 411 10e. FOREIGN INTE'LLIGENCE. PARIS PAPERS. PARIII, FURRY •tftir J. The Duke of Gloucester Uinta on Stolidity witiv the King. Letters front Nantes announce. that on the Hight of the 30th of January the pools of the College of glad town miempted tit revolt, hut the fleeciest , ' rommures were adopted by the A utls..rotro to iv store them teenier. &Mae of the mint motioon. have been Mord A young FretiXtriveller. nephew of the Conn+ Motel farmer Minister, has succeeded m p-o-- tratitng to Turnhout:lml, by the route of Senegal. Iho family has received a !styf from him in which he announces his. happy 'arrival W) that cei..b.sted city. hitherto isliknowo to Ettiopeant, slid which the onfortosiate Meng° Pink randy attempted nit tMO ottattiosili Ara • mock. IFUtUARY fn. We are infer need that the Pope is I i very weak slate of health, It is feared lie will nut be able to support the fatigues of the religious ceremonies its the Hotly week. There has been lately ethbarked at New York for Nacre de Grace, a large diamond, for the pow. pose nr,..4eisig sold on the Con u neut. It ie valued at 80,009 dollars. We are ilifornied that it belong. to Joseph Itiotsitipstte. FEBRUARY 13. A rumour 'prevailed yesterday in Paris, that the Sovereign Po tiff, Pins VII. had died in Itorn, ! about the hitter end of January. We have ipo ressen to credit this intelligence, which woold he ail 'Jounced officially before it could be made knooli by private accounts. Letters from Rome of the 29. d January, do not 'peak of the lloly F.ttlives Olney. while others merely vatic, that he had been ill. but was perfectly recovered. Accounts from Stockholm of the 25th of January Mate, that th e King of Sweden lied fur . some drys staffered an illness which prevented bun liom leave Mg his apartments. It is thought that the proivt of the law on the liberty of the Kees will be 'presented this day (Si'. torility) to the Chamber of Deputies. ROBERRIES AT HAN,PIOIII COURT. Oa Saturday aftraosw, neenidiag b adjonrutwest. ibe Magistrates assetahrialst ingstes Cammet.howee, so risme* the farther ionoestagation of the robberies at Hariptoe Court raise,. Mr. °fermata, who at a foriori day was bald in hail to as fritoruse ansuesie, was in atteadatrie at an early hogr.—The Chairman, after a eoesultailea with his brotbst Magistrates, said that sufficient proof did sot exist monad the Pomace, soothe was accordingly discharged. The Cadet was mach Iliad dodge the whole Examination. NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. Iltilavaxt 13. Arrived the Waterloo, Alsager, train Loudon for Ileacal; Neator, Theaker, front ditto fur *Weirs Madre., and Hem. cal; and several other. outward.lried. Saversl slip. in tlw offing, particelare robotism. Caine holy harbour, his Majesty', cutter Camelron, from a cruise. Sailed the Morbid cutter, ow a crater. ramsouta, ravaumiT 13. Sailed the Doke of nest packet, fur LisLou; and Lady Loupm packet, fur Jawlike, both with wails ; alw the Spartan, um a cruise. Toss" PutStuAßir 14. Sailed the whole of the ostworal-bentsd shim with the *hod (runt the eastward. 11/111110ATIt, trlllll/AnT 15. Arrived the ketch Charlotte Dorothea, Haien, trust Boor drags for Antwerp, with wine, leaky. BIRTH. On the 131 b instant, at Fusion, the Lady of 31aroadake Wywill. EN. of a daughter. HIGH WATER THIR DA' Herotug 30 after A. I AT LON [NW-BR I DGL Evening SA nf►. r R. We are requested to inform our Reader. that Messrs. COOPSR suel CO. Surgeon!. of Clirri‘nti. Hesse. Great Charlottsetreet. Blarkfriara.rowl, luter, in coarequestee of their emissive practice. and for the mecum. modation of patients at the West god of the Too as, rstablisle.l a Medical Irani is Wousistock.stratt.Chtfor.t.• t stew dunes frost Bond-street. where. Physician of 40 years es pen twee, and a &wean of crest Foinenre, resole, awl Where all the Boast alternately attend. the whole of altos are. Member's( the Royal Colleges. That thosiiinods have been restored to perfect health by their molted talents Is univer sally ecksiowleiged, sassy of who's hail been disclaiirge‘t frees Hospital., and otherwise improperly trestril. —They sr* cousulted at Woodstnek-basse. Witivi.toek-sireet, from Eight is the aloestieg swill Eight at Night ; reel at the Medical Board, Charlotte-Moss., Illackfriars-snol. (rem Twelve till Eight is the &wrist —Alechasice have "HMCO gratis every Evening frees Sin till Eight. at both Wow. and es Ensilay Slionsissi iintil Twelve e'Clock.—N.E. Mare. COOPER sad CO. beg to obserire, they have it. sessesles with soy New Corienn ; therefore all letters a re In be directed to Cliarlsoe.heme rd Black friarr•res 1. --Lemons on Raptures. sad Lk* wet the Trritruent of Centric Disease, will be &tinsel at both houses every Sprite: sad Amuse. N - • •--- - Surueolis in the British Empire Wove botrit 111 mem ilimineritahed for their tektite and their km' thus the celebrated Menet cuitat EL sod C.. ; ei ither elm of private isciieldosto. swab* oemmetista silevniumairovi of opieresb, huee affected shear repnialiess, our la ken fro ...1 .s eh ran th eir enteseive popularity. As regularly rdocat flontentre, and Members of the Royal Cedivert of Lon I° o sod libliaborilli,ood balding a Communion isi !knit", Meters. Conte and Co. claim is snpertor cc speiniseets, and frijol a wall tlei ide l preference over all other Foaminess , . Tbe prompt deeiaitto with which they irearlably act, beettem to ibrot the pohlie catifideore; owl . . inmiably set, 11111114410 SO sorsa 4.4 row". • •••••--- - • &tried so lend a peruse its this the Ant metropolis iii the world, they hem bees enabled to make smelly w*hr.th! , l e.:- townies and isoperlasit iwipmvensrods in the ruse of Syph p, I i.• Complaints birevesse Brlsiniii 0000 4. Llrbihty, Pal or Palm' h3r.• Cossotoptions Stricter , ' of the Vretbro, kc. &e. i 1141prfial plan atrealusrat,litrtettaresiet howeetr tong II ~.t. in, or of the must Inveterate kind. are ',permit!y and per- ipherally eared. I. forty meet of Syphilis, a speedy co •t 14 stempleted in the short per:eil of two dap, and in si... !mesa 4 mare compliceted salver, where other pests till tools have felled of success a proper pers e v e rance in their pt el of leselowst orosoree to the Petiest A Pe*" rft.elistal• il 1 "n 1 • To those Islas aneksbororisi midst • roma or lewd 4 *toy it will be ammisbley is bone, Hot to place of lassitoo Anil eelmositoo Mews. Curie sod Co. offer leetiog sAI streimlls, sod shiner. • 1 Pritimsts of either sew mop comult Meow& Carrie a I c.,. with the iris wse sew my. erica,. soul hoover, at eoe.it hooey, Na. 147; Ilitieso.smnire, where their slipway% mm' lifiestea„ sod trellowseish may be seer. The terms of .oti• - iterations ere Oslo!, stated eon the Asst iolerviey. .oi •it • 1 fer ia the cosicetstryouteisevastottoosstiers,theirleabewomos, sodweseilitigsiewlelstesror i :ee l :: i sll parts of the %s ail.. _ r'" LON UON t ?rioted mai Posslislied at the t/Sc•, No. in • Pissed ; where hoivertioret,sois ere received, tied N. . l Ls flit (post-paisl) moot he sisiressed.-- C SVITtI, • i Otentemet Nu. Meter-3. No . 11 ITF.. tie. lit, Sto .. ' Publi elm. .. f I I