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sod on his Oreimil SI tile ging . stars*. Ile Mt** u.l4reaseel slierMitenOm e ..el toms thinotor protceiled to the Walk Ols 4Pellineslilirdtellide Ni. 91 rah e addlemeo4l *le iher- IWO esaleldiAllielaileee l / 2 1. ohedleume lo your readlasosde, wort.* bees AM doey almommod to meat the emeldiolo fee lay. The erbilk Mosedey tem bum enew•elied se procure • ume gandedateewitto whim tee Mere benomse amisaimed this day. We Mem elpetbegftestlba entriddsees, ail 1 will prove is Yj feat. Ithetrillie l hees eralibliset Al" a eulesiderahle Nam, the dam Ma Seen losisdhlivol Ilia 1119 re; tog. The Neat deekrei imatiodosee has hoes Imetrumeittlft apart the peace Oahe IsteelkWy Ms illteadlery sad breeds maids writing.: sad the.edliev meta MU mensiog, seder she mohoure of the torpossadoom InseSdhealkary has asserted lima maltose roar old and MAW oeVelat, Oho Ana snow she Mau* a* address yos. tens Mote Math et this day.-. dies mulles. esti Worthy Cellesame. 'Pleb at she 71 --4 hr hisere. 'M —tae Neditints, 111-ooder Close (the mighty , NIL It was agred•that we sholold poll alms 1 11; 1 0 1 : 11 sIte il l the tunas and wheMthe pull closed dile album nem, it was left tott is Ilse asiddlejravieg !del we noes ea reeds IGO ispaservow. The NI edited to she IS mallet OS, uhteh wemlol lumehress seye•Sibeeeldwilay. Thee iweendiary Is, by Ms mere* efasolemise wfttegy *glossed she Meows sad eoriailiotiolt; bet the Illos.Mse Pay, is tie private ellomelee, be as \oatmeal& seas. It win be easy for pea Is peps doors Spessmow the bead of those wleaslorport the allse&aed eases of vice. fraud, and impiety. of she “Igeetimes mossiest toe is, I am Monied, that 1 did set repeal the Gas Bill. My searer to this Is, I mail ' fie Hit had been is my power. it should nee have Oilseed "Maw ham. from She year 1511 to the penes time, * bus hr sighs • leadol misery on this comary, aid if it .hi nisi repeated t 1 COMMA tell where it sill stop. I said she Wove (wio a laugh calealatioa, made *hide ma looms) % dal Is womb' Maw Latinos is ea the esumery of 42 Eddies% mood That they had belts, lay ea a. .dilemma, lit, sad de. ellne the Gem MI. Altogether 90 minima at Mowry were radioed by dole Wired taa on she itousemonky. The Americas war met the public upwards of 900 millions 44 emery. The war *game Preece colt the gaosory 1,000 millions of ussisey. As so she other shjeetime respectimg the Watchmakers • Bill, is which the frame* have lees misisformed, I have beer asked why I did not pass esewer to that le—heesese I moll sot. The Presides. of She litsed Ole& allowed it to be the ablest MU Our draws up; bat Ilmitieits peered is agsiast it frees all ;marten. wieseiefiece butt with oar pert sad some row other, mail by abeteripent Aerations they reamed it to a we skeleton. A depostatisa arrived front Clerlosairell, abeam from Dull, Lee.; while my Hon. Colleague and I were hattliag these depatatiess, and reconoseadiag all to agree, the President of the Board of Trade molt the liberty is oar cheeses to get rid of it altogether. The noes. sans proposed by that Rill would have relieved all your distresses. mad if I resist have passed it 1 would. Though we meld mot pas the whole of this Bill, still Ministers mamboed se assist as I. gamin the clause respecting the regular iodestowed appestats. It passed the House a Cmenstoss, bet it was thaws oat is the Lords, and I widow eased that they sow express their regret few acting lame; but it is probsble that it wild still pass. The erten el sepreuticeship loss dome mere good so the coatatoonity, la the onersh, sad religion et aaukiaJ, than any caber system hitherto introduced. Now observe the different* between this and the Weavers MIL The former, which was tom. milted to the care of myself awl my Hos.Collesgoe, did set cost she watchmakers one shilling; we saved all the ex penses, by payisg them out of our own pockets, soa by our united labours. The Weavers Bill cold 7501. beside, 7001 •peart in eontiogereies before it was placed is my hands. The total cost to the weavers was nearly 1,5001. If I could tome passed that Bill I *mild. 1(1 am to be America, it Is net through as; neglect of aloe, in sot fulMling the pro wises I formerly made. 1 defy the world to prove she sea teary ; and the eviekame sardine facts is still existing in pub. tic nearefo. I will never desert or depart hem my post, and they shall only coat me try • 14days pull. Mr F.t.t.tet then said, " My goad Meads, when I I , last addressed pia, 1 little thought of the eierelirsialsees syterh woold render it necemory for me artier to adder*, you this day. I little thought thin there could be the disposition iri the city to trample nes our fiefdom sad iwdependence. Another candidate has hems insrodeord. and search ha. bees made in all parts of the kingdom, in order to displace year chi friend. This new candidate is .silt In represent a cum. wiercial city. Whew 1 addressed you before, I advised you to act cooscientiously in giving your votes, sad to en.. sio 4 et of the duty you had to perform to yourselves and to it,. country. I then said, that of oar opponent I had no f. .tr ; I say it again with respect or she other. I would wish you In oriel the subject iu your thought,, and vote lior these you stay think most It so represent this commercial city. The Ferment nprosisiou Omahas us both. ft is said thins it is mot sienna at NW, bet if swy How. Cohesive, is op po.rd, it iujurrs es both and the cause of iodependeoce. I Lower those who vote from principle, although it may he emainit us; but how can any one recuocile it to himself le sear fur we such moult' Candidates! When t me mach limiest, I cannot conceive how any one eau reconcile it to his roommate. The aae Cftentliete. If we may judge from Isis character sad situation is life, is what is termed a strictly loyal man--anel the ether is is the opposite extreme. I ins prise Gothic; to the Moo Candidate (Cline), but I think that in justice to himself lie ought to espial& his principles. wham he receives the amOtaase of votes from such an opposite quarter. I sates to east no imputation upon him. I have bees again attacked from the same quarter as before • I have been called a Stork. jobber and a Pension( r, wkltls it is scarcely accessary to say .or utterly unfounded; these attacks all proceed from the same source—die same libellous pen. It woe some *tote ago staled front Ame rica, " that this Ellice, whom the people of Coven. try have returned so Parliament, hod been hiddiug fur the loan with that Jew Ricardo." This is MI in. fanonia libel. A Mr. Ellis did eertaisly bid for the loan with Mr. Ricardo, and a worthy man he might be for aught I boon to the contrary. To be coupled with Mr. Sidardo would do homier to any mon ; bets a friend to the people from a eunscieeduses conviction that be is right.— Ile is a decided enemy to tbe Gore Laws. He gues further it... I do in the opiates that Animal Porliameots and Universal Suffrage are fur the good of the penult. But when I see males olence striking at every man, justice to my oso character impels me to stand is soy owe defence. it WWI not my fault that I slid not carry the Watch Bill. My Hon Colleague sud I had mmoyanziosadsys and boors; hut we cos.kl nut succeed. Govertimest,however, promised. to amist is regutstisig the apprenticeship system. We am not like this PrdeudertColibett), who professes in hold the WHIM' of COMIIIIOIII, 1..01 Js, and Crown iu his hand, arid Is redress all the grievances of the nation in a n ih—se • e but men, and can wily du what is possible to fie door. He insidiously addresses himself to those whom be catiN the Lower Orders; but du we not all spring from the people! L deny that 1 sin a Stock jobber and a Pensioner —if there is one lie mere infamous than another, hue is the one. The Crows has nut an office in its gift übirb mold tempt me from my duty. He but as tiotßi:inoorus 011 you were at the last election, anal Mod awl le-litmus in your support, and we shall comfort. is spi►e i.f all their machinations. We have ahe lino crow ha our own bawds ; nor will I stir hom my post until the last man is pollen, if you are true to yourselves. My worthy Friend took ant by the hand at the last contest, and spoke to my character and principles, so far as he was acqsainted ; arid shall I bethe di st to desert him ? If there should be any necessary to reinstate him in your good opinion, 1 would make chat sacrifice. When I brat came to Coventry I found my Has. Friend in poesessium of the best feelings of she freemen. We have been together one year in Parliament, and i, so instinct have we differed is opinion. We remain united. 1 place a full reliance. on your attendance at the booth, and we •ill sow part by giving three cheers fug the success of oar dose." The same cueing Cowin Ct.oes addrossest lie freemen, al the King's Head, ay follows :--Geottemese, I iheak you for roam atteoilauee at the booth to.day, mad if it gametal* soy good foetus. to be returned ass Member fur your mseieot city I trust lots ails be setislied will my pristelptss. lam iradepeadeut of oil parities : I will cote will Ilioimers wises ewe I Oriel they are right, moo oppose Oleo bleu 1 Ibiok them wrueg. Ois noonday, Mr. Mootad , 1 wee owe VII bra. hies* fteeddhes (so I will sell ilia). "for i l sad My willetelper sever isseadsio call his. lay Weer mass sibleappy to sup eve have tale up ii.. of vow GA". 'Ms eseramaisary Male of fit prierdsp, wrist. the asesseires used by she isigildeidt., bade the Mos. 1440h4 live vows Wow isstailless. Is Is floporsible der mirboOkidseeits. eulighweed so 1 Itoese diet use, bid ref ereedl of tioliirlibe hearts, for • assists' eh lidletel. *eh alsedefee m ItiVelewee issued by diedilise. Them have IS. ishch beier,Vhs. said Waimea calsweakes seised skies. me sod Wy flos.Callelegue, stet the shinarrer dn. lie • tirmyre. *lion erf valedeely, and selbeng vise. His name is %disgrace se the etbleire,..4 • Gewfold disgrace me she helm , Aleuts of this city. idle Wee telersted his presumption. his bee* labial psi. 1. propagase seasdalsame end whited Whole. sod I am iletemelhota I* he. no tower, as he Is ameba te. as... %Vets. grt atifillee wider ow. feet —c , ...."erisd a monfrom Tit evessef,`• end iii WO imp Wes fide !",--aid if yes will woodose pier remises to- Illisteur, Isis* reesemmesed whst was fostestly *red is Ca vestry, • sump of broom-sweepers to sweep She weets shoe Mm, we shill dery hear us seem of Seditim, Teem Paha% beers,. Me Ai* of Restate; weaken drive them away al.- prober. Toler sawed Candidate, on rtirction, most 'maw the slight einistise is which be semi. Mr. Moore else repeated bile shame. delivered en the preerdisig evening. Wspeetieg she Wattle s:ed Weevers tiller, which hr sormiseeed 11 vetoed rhme, wrieg N seams usiesnanstaadiag which had arisen. As so sttomey was employed is the Watch dill, amd owing to its imposonser, the Speaker Oder Meese re fits. to reweave the restomsey fees, which world have ameemed to massMeselas sus.. What other esp.." mess I paid (mid db. Idessere. wet of my ems packet. I Up" to wham the sm. amewhece twomerrew at the hoody had we shed (five them still forther proof of our ability thieletWeehe Tem raises buses, and all the Gelb weel hove arises mime this Ceedidate of drab.* eases Do Cworstry. Toe have all knees as sollicketly lon to be innme that I shall seer triessis grateful to yes farrier binders". Mr. EVA).t them said...My good &hods, I have to mime yes my sifter* sod heartfelt desalt* for the disiognishea imier you be. dose me by your aussulasce awl support this day. Frees my heart I thank you; awl I will soles. veer to repay your undress by the best smite* is my power. From your extrtious His day. wee have playrd as at the bead of des p.ll, sod also placed my Hossurable Colleague by my side. I will happy to Gad that my Feisd has swished away the Ilitk dideresces whirr had berm wised by she shod. Ana nonce elf leis caresses. As a body wf t. liahmw, yes would never ditinerd an old and kidded see.. who. yo• did "sow, few • *eh Csedleiste yes did ON Imow and of who m you bast hut el. experieetre. The neel Caselidiems err er Virally supported by she Corporation sod Heir wilierrels. but their sentiments are diametrically opposite. of Ift votes to Clew, 47 are "plat voles to Cabbed. Thy bilafeever disavow the principles of the latter Candidate. ~Ci aria Clare finding himself in a considerable minority. on Thursday evening, relinquished all farther pursuit. On PrWay, Mr. Moose ashl--Gentlemen, the inter of the poll yesterday Solvent nee to sop.* }due exertiussi M.day would cesspit,' a perfect creepiest over acilitios ; allow me to ripest to you our most entente and grateful thanks, lot amiatainiag to-day bosh our cause and your own. There is one distingnishrilfealsee in the poll to.dly that 1 will Mate to you. 'We have polled manly as many men today as the Candidate Sedition his altogether; and if you costinse your mentoss panther day, I have we doubt you wilt magster him. I yesterday informed you that the other Candidate was a man of good family sad ho nour, bet net a St perms to represent this tonsmercial city, he bee however beat a retreat. sad Is gone elsewhere to per form hie military deities. With respect to Satinets, 1 as hardly express myself in terms colficiently stroll to mark my ataborreare of his principles; sad 1 hope the freemen will burs the bosom of Tots aine in edgy, the Apo of Anson, and all !belittler ',dinar's publications which have donee" much mischief to line city; and by this etteinplifka tion of their loyally convince the people of Ragland that they sir deceived If they imagine the freemen will tole rate sock a deapieable ehrwartir. / have hitherto ;ea tented myself with acting ur she alefessive, het 1 "hall panne a different course, sod tell him that he has been endeavouring by his lora, calumilies, and slanders, to turn Hendee(' the popular mind against me ; brit I have no doubt you are perfect)y snsisfied with the explanation I have given. 1 wish to convince the people of Coventry that the writings of this MM. are directed agoinst all good government, and have clone more to destroy obedience to the Sovereign, obedient, to the laws of our cosmic), and obedience to religion anal morality, than any publication 1 ever beard re; but 1 iron that in Covesitry an explosion ethane principles will speedily take place, and that those who may have already joined smell a standard will very Will dyers it, and that it may also barium others not to join them. The passing of the late corrcive Cills woe owing principally to obis seditious C-andirlate. Sediliarr has said that 1 have nut opposed the eillsoefruiril Pensions which have been granted. Them pensions ere granted oat of Ilse Civil List. We have 115 Members of the Opposition, hot our exited farce has *ever yet been able to bring this Civil List before the House. 1 have these pensions; butt she any thing of this kind trusses' before the House, we shall give it one determines) uppo sition. Most of these pensions were grouted twenty years before 1 had the boomer of a seat in Parliament. From a spatter before clear • o'clock this morning, until the close, Mediation has pithal but a 'single vote. If a fen of Moue incendiaries were to get into the House of Commons, they would seriously injure the Cuostitutiun, by their peroicions snacks; sad their actlitioss speeches might take some effect by being re-echoed in the diarissi prints. .1 never read his works, but I God that an ammo, plan is introduced fur communing forgery, which would eventually bring those concerned in it to ms igoontious end. Is obis coudsct to be tolerated in a man who offers himself for yoar suffrages? Prosecutions are not entered against the pike. but "pima the pikeenaker•--onA therefore it is nut the disciples of this mar who Gaulle to he opposed, but the man himself. You will complete the victory you have begun ; and I expect a result of Mr. ELLICI said—My good Friends, I am nut only grate ful fur the support yon have giver to my Hon. Colleague and myself, but must express my gratitude for the snippet you have gives to the cousin,. I shall nut follow my Hon. Friend in the reprobstimm of this Candidate, fur I cuuatder him beneath my notice. Ott Saturday evening Mr. Winona mid--Gentlemen, have to return yes my warmest sad sinrerest °maks for your kind attention sod support of our euamou rause, We have been suede the happy instrameirs• of your victory (it so it may be called over such a worthless character). — My Hon. Colleague has obtained a majority of 375 volts moor Sedition—which is a majority of 23 votes more than Sedinun has p.alled altogether ; I have also a majority over Seditiou of 340 voter I must espies' my utmost couiestipt for the emotion' of oar opponent. In big twopenny trash imported from America it is aignilled that the Revolution is short to commence in Epgland—that it is matured—aud awl he was about Si, leave his dear lead of liberty, to put his baud to it. Bat ht toe battens you, my friend., that be was kicked oat of America. by every sensible and well iuformed man. He noises lucre to destroy the rights of the people, anal to "ow distention in every part of the empire.— A seat in Parliament is of an material cousequenee to me, further than I tale render s. trice to my constituents. 1 trust to see you at niter o'clot k Ull Monday morning, at the booth, when there will her loather exemplification of your loyalty to refer out fur ever th.s scourge from the couatry. Mr. Tumicasani—My gout f, lends. I have sincerely to lima& you fur your roily atinidauce lists morning, Nod not .sly early, but through she whole day ; and to rnsgrandste you 011 smoker victory over the person who has had the audacity to irret us again al the Louth. FOURTH DAY'S POLL, SATURDAY. MARCH 11 ! Moore, 692—Ellice, 727—(:t01e, 114 —Cohhett, 352. Majority its favour of Mr. Ellice, 373. Majority in favour of 3Jr. Moore, 34a). We never recollect at any former pt-rind to contest minied on with rester spirit or mare deierianued opposition. on the part of the blues. But it is trim that we never before had r Candidate professing Raiktit . ( Amps«) Vie iieiewt Mail hassnurahle vit r .. zany of 6..14 J every *Wake epithet hive peas lireteePed on loins with the mated libteatirp. rate ornery de. scrisoitto retina/on% his toislisct, have beets carried iw fir;serselas stung the streets. Isod pla"ced before Mm at the Isisoih. Some ingrisious itidsviilialpro doted an imitation of a complete skeleton, to se. present Paint's honey. which has been repeate&y exhibited. and occasionally brought before him for his striates tootevaplation. On Thursday evening. on hi. levying the bough. he was much incouve ssieacesl he the pressor, of the people. who 4044 horn to the tune of •• Jefferys and Barlow." Oa Friday revising, having undergone a kind of usartyrdolli from his relentless perseestors, he .hewed • white feather. and requested the Moist once of the police to protect him to his tudgior. The some afternoon the contending ;Maim met in Bishop-street, where a skirmish tusk place; the Blots as pallid were victorious, and defeating their enemy, took his band prisoners of war. and brought it to their head-quarters at the Craven Arius, playing in full chorus, "See the Conquering Heroes come !" On Saturday. • Ferreous ear neatly requested him to withdraw his pretensions, and leave the town at peace, hut infield of tok -I.IK the hint as well meant, he struck the man violently on the face. We are truly sorry to learn that on the same evening • violent affray souk place ',dine the house of Mr. Sergeant, in Earl-street. We umSerstanel that several persons were severely hurt on both 'ides, bin we have not room for she particulars. Several constables were eini•luyed to keep the peace until a late hour. MONMOUTH SLICTION Ifimisie 13. The *eine of • smaller to repreaestlbe bonne& of Illonionisth. Newport, and Usk, raw on •t tie ruttier place sou rriday lasi. One ►.• fired sod forty +ears hewing wow claimed since t►e boroschs were consestedobs eircwsaat•aee of a. oppositioa excited considerable interest. The esadi. dotes on this occasion are, the Martinis of Worloster. the late mestrer, soil lobo Hodder blosoridge, Erg. 1.014 atter ten o'clock, the Manpais of Worts's'r entered she town is processios, front Troy Noose; amid shoot eleven o'clock. both efordidates attended by their respective Nerds, sowed She Town Hall. The .•cesss,y RIMS Isviog been pus three*, Jos. Pace, Esq. rote for tke purpose of .osinsti•g tin Mast Sob,' the Marvell, tit Womeater, as a it sad proper pram la represent Mr boreiligba in Parliament; which was gems& rd by W. A. Williams, Eipq.of Usti. *r. T. G. Pniii.rarre, of Monsoalk, Ilmm claimed t►e alteatiose of She tomtits', sod in s speech of !cavil proposed Jobs Hodder llogwridar, man in every way onalilisd to perform the bigi tun duties of their Kerman:4We; which was Mr. Frail, of Newpuet. as a 1 gni The Marquis of Woftergyeet then reignited Ihemhe for the homer whirls had heels dune hiss, at the same limo express ing hie regrellthat any part of his condoet ulsoald ham give. offence to hls'ennstimsents ' s.J entreating limn to impale it to is improper motive, hot lo an erthaeoue judgment. .1. H. kloohntage, E. now rose. and Warmed the isseetine at much length, with greet smarmed*. and &OWL la the faee of that nteeliag, br had been moat itiejatitly ac cused of being devoid of •11 political priori*. At tached as he was to the retiremeal of hie domestic m ewls:dims, yet he bad seen much of public life, sod had devoted mach of his time to the moldy of politics. No mass mold he a warmer admirer. or a Seiner supporter, of them principles tiros whieh sine glsel s Constitotion was origisally rationd thaw he himself was. Mr. Moggridge then emceed into an elucidation of the Iteproseobstive form of government, tracing its progress from thit asellest periods of Grecian, ROTAS, and English history, dowel to the pre sent time, and expressing his approval at the ardent a triennial Parliaments, as established at the glorious Revu. lobos in 14189. Although no one mold feel a higher or more minces.- respect for the exalted rook sad ebaraeter of the ramify of the Noble Lord who had addressed them, be could not coincide in the sentiment of the How. Gent. who had mutinied his Lordship's nomiaatim,that his briog • mem ber of the Noble Hulse of Ragtime wee au additional reeons unendatioo to the suffrages of the Rorgemee. He differed thus, beta's, fir thought that the Noble Lord being destined to fill so highs stasiors, it was not to be espected that he could sailiciently identify himself with she interests and feel ugs of the people. Mr. M. then commented upon the present disarmed state of our manafactoring and agricultural inter. eats, eslarging 'spun the injoatice of Ministers in hying three minims of additional taxes wpm ow bamoverislied people. He likewise deeply lameated the Jaime, w hich fo l d b ee , made upon our valued Comnitetiott. by what are commonly called "the Five Hills"--ateasures which equally affected the whole community for the faults of s few, sad which he compared to a surgeon who,for an hallanurietion °it the foot, ' should blister the ,hole body. Mr. Moggridge concluded ■ speech, which was frequently interrupted by the en. thusiastic cheers of his party, by returning thanks frie the homier they bed done hive, mud represent' a hope that he alsould receive their effectual support. On a chew of heeds bring called fir, it was declared to be in favour of the Marquis of Worcester, most which a poll wax demanded fur Mr. Muggridge. The following are the • is mben First day. Second day. Majority for Worcester l9 72 • Worcester Moggridge. . l4 2S 52. The poll still be resumed this (Monday) morning. An ox, bred and fed by E. M. Witmer. E.q. at Shakenhorst, Woreemerehire. seven years old. was. on the giet ult. sletvghteved at Clenbury Mor timer. The net weight of the four quarters was 1.861 lbs. the rough fat smonnted to the unprece dented weigh. el 99.4 bit. and the hide lotSolbs. This noble animal bad for some time past excited the curitoity of amateurs, who came trom all parts of the neighbuttrhood to view hint when tlauglitered, and universally pronounced I • the most valuable beast ever slaughtered iu that part of the kingdom. The same Coenolerman is now feeding the brother to the shove animal. which promises to equal, if not exceed hint in size and beauty. IMPORTANT INFORMATION.—From calculation by the College of Physicians, no less than 40.000 die anneallp in Great Britain of Consumption, and at least 10,000 in I..tradois. Ti.. tate Mu. Turubell, Eget. a very ingenious Bergen*, ascertained that every 40111 pentane was ruptured. These complaints are truly alarming to every individual who uses the leapt reertrots. 11 is also intredible the ounther Hist stiffer front a certain Disease, by being improperly treated. Pt wee dime circumstances induced Dr. Coors* to stint eminent Pleysinian• and Surgeons, rbi at least 30 years' experience, to foam a Medical ',ward; and biome the rstablishasent upwardsof 30,008 Patients have been oiled—puny of diem after Hospitals had failed Messrs. Court& and Co. are artesultril at ‘Voodstock street, thfurd-street, sad at Charlotte Rusin., Great Char lutle.strent, opposite the Rev. Rowland Rill's, daily, from Es ht Sill V.ighl.—fderisanies Lava advice grails every Eveu tag, from Rix till Right, nett en Sunday Morniugs wait Twelve u`Clireh.—• • • Ruptures of 30 years stailifitug radi• Bally cured, without confinement- -There ate private doors at each howls. sad private rouses fur Feenales.—N.ll. The allieted would 4a well to read Messrs. COOPIR and t'ir Lectures us two prevailing Diftennes, pubilshed at Doe Muffling, by Mr. Harvey, 112 ‘ Rfirektriare.road. They will ator prase ustful to 'until Prdttitiusiers. Pigs :Er , A Mese atannhis Waimea. in ibis we dm fats Mr. SIM% Rakish ma nerrsinf ed itr se the sicsliawkee el • boy. Is milisth fi swim Wow in • 'sable, on the morn lofts if Ms assisr. I. las hum to. !Olathe, the !table was esnewrisi, and ems Am went begat in • my, al the beet. Ths lime wanslibwei road to tem bora% Midi tress Mow esasesned is a wiry. short tints. A strong wind eamsenakolail she isms .S• the limller roof of the dwellimpboess, mad M Ihle time the ere was seen miles off. A WWI ramp in wagoner, fella prey to the demotion eleneest, but most of for furniture was saved. A ems if Ohs new of flambolwwww was dangerously bort by 111111116 timber fading *pow he... CAMBRIDGE, Maui IS. His Majesty has been pleased, by a loyal rant to the Master, Fellows, nod &helots of St. John's College, in this University, to reasons the restriction which prevented the election of NNW* than two rel. lows from the same county into the Famoodrasa's Fellowships. These Fellowships are wow open to all candidates bong in any part of England or Wales. Witham Blackstone Benne Esq. B.A. Fellow of King's College, is elected into one of the Tres yelling Fellowships founded by t h e late William Worts, Esq. The candidates for the Gold Medals gives aa nuaNy by the Chancellor of this University to two commencing Bachelors of Arts, who acquit them selves best 111 classical learning, were Messrs. H. Waddington, T. P. Platt. and A. Barron. of Trinity College. The examiners announced the following decision on Friday : We have derided that the two MINP•11610 will he Da. Waildiegtoo sad W. Platt, bat we pompom she declaim as is width will he Ant and which .woad, aatil M.aday, the SS* ; sad we be,. agva7d . that 1)4. Barren baa pored a very arsdliable eseaateasiew. Her Wass Browne. Nadi: The eelireip for she pre 'Set year ere, fee the Greek Odra mpimarim , Pie the Lelia Ode Ad Mervin= Qeetrews, thrlda re Patella •ecipientees. Ter Greek on :--leeeriptleas mum Alpe le fiber vieserassek - Mde eimelege. Fee the bole feigress:—.llsweoue efiegetrite. _ AYR, Mamas In esosequence of contradictory rumours respect. sag the election of • Member for tins County, wr • am irapseried to state, that the elect*, is fined for illeaday. ire Q7th instant. • . This being the day appeitteed Bie-tise execution i . ef Willie.. 1116C1heer and Chen& BOWL - for boom illiscoksag end stouthrief, at the feria of Borlonakon dilr ISM of December lain, *vent crowds of people began to assemble very early .in the day, from the semonauting coasstry. to witness the melancholy mplhacle. Ott sectiont of the enormity of the canto for which they *Offered. it seems to bow been theiatention of he civil authorities to render the scene es striking and imposing as possible, and ec. cordingly there was • more numerous guard anti litary ordered to attend on the occasion them is usual in such cases. or than appeared to be celled for in consequence of any appreheasien of or at. tempt at • rescue. The party of the Mb Hussars stationed here, the 4th battalion of 'toys! Vetere**, together with the Ayr Armed Asoociatiou, amount. nog in all to about 500, were drawn op in close column in front of the old gaol. The whole space which wars not occupied with military within tight of the scaffold, was closely crowded with aptctalora, whose behaviour was solemn and suited to the imo pressive scene which they went to witness. Their number, es near as could he calculated. might arnotwit to about 5,000. Maid Ave minutes be fore three the criminals were brought out, attended by the Magistrates and other authorities of the place. Britton went first. accompanied by the Rev. Mr. Gordon, and M'Gheer followed. along with the Rev. Nir. Cavan, both Roman Catholic Cler gymen. the former from Greenock, and the latter from Paisley. who had come to administer to them the last offices of religion. Both the prisoners had on black coats, white vests bout.d with black, and white trousers, at the lathe° of which hang II knot of black ribbands. M'Gheer addressed the specta tors within hearing in a speech to the following effect : " Friend... 4 suppose yen will all be I. ef.pettatilia of hearing a speech on this occasion; but for my part, thecae, of my soul's eternal salvatiuu is what principally omelets me. There is one thing, however, which I wish to state, and that is, that the two men at present conflated is prison. are comple tely innocent of the crime for wh.elli I ale oboes In starers eit4l with respect to my owe Aare in it, It was ty wholly of myself, sad not committed at the aridioMo of my compaalaas, or, indeed, of say permit whatever. And if there is to be any peblic notice of my coakoskie, t hope it wilt be **traded tram whet I wow signor frees what I shall hove behind me."--(Here his coanponimi, Britton, lunched hiss, avid said," No more opeoeheal—bet Wflbeer replied, " I wish still to soy a few worts; / earnestly re commenced to you, my Meads, to asoid caretelly all wicked muses; had I atteeited probably to my father's iisanse. moos, or to the precepts of the retigioe in which t was bred, I need not have heels in the awful siteatioe is wilds I now stand. Hutt forgive my enemies, and die in poste with all men." Owing to some bletuder of the executioner, it was about a minute after 1111'Gheer gave the signal before the platform was dropped, daring which awful interval the clock struck three. They were then almost immediately toured off, and exhibited scarcely any signs of struggling or convulsion. M•Gheer woo very pile, and his whole deportment solemn and Irecoming. Britton, on the cootrory, writ uncommonly Band, and apparently in high health. 11111 eLIIIIIIICIIiIIiCC, as he looked round on the spectators, as exureavioti of mingled indignation and coutenopt.—(elyr and ifigeonaliire Courier.) CORN EXCHANGE, !Waft' W A* we have had Do fresh arrinle this wsorwiex, loth Wheat and Harley met heavy sale, turd only select samples of each obtained illowday's priees• all ether sorts ere fell per quarter ebesper. Beene, IP:war. and Oats, were ale* very doll We, bat the best qwalities of each evippertee Mon day's prices. COAL NAME ET, Macs lb. Mtiirs at Market. Mripa 1414. Prim • 12/ Pietrratale 1 24 .... Us. Si. to 4.15. a. 1/ Sundt-door • • ~ • • • mom ruEso4t fttchrs cAzierrg. DIVIDENDA.!. April & W. Illoodes of Calusosterroo% Lie% fraverstace. !Water, sr Sr., at Goilditall. I . 1. Ara/ JR E. W. Gray. late of Aksa, Saallaorptars, Moan, ai arse, at she Seise Is, Also. April 1. R. A. Chair of Berwick sposTair4, condos cheat. at pee, as AaiMkaN , Lomas A r il 4. N . Dresses. Wohireeitamt.Grafir.les leer, Lee ds% cos.kreps r, at se at April d. W. Williams, of Awiss-aver, fwrsdaa , h;akuerrp rp at We 9 at Guildhall. April 11.1 Amis. of LIMN WSW, Leeds., Ashaserspr, sr else% at therldhall. April S. J. Neale sad 11. Warier, Hilksirsper, Loads., lines drapeetor iso, at Guildhall. April J. Wirehereh. Hoesiedirely Loodoe,coarlimas. 1.,, at tea at Guildhall. Ap .J. ;whose, of Illseaketter, butcher, at sloe, at the /.late lea, Illssersesier Wash U. L. H. H. G. Csestaar, of Welkiemespere, segar.reteer, ar tea as Guildhall. April 4. W. Newby, ..r Arresour. Coorherlhark terrier, at eines, at the Globe Iwo, Crieterosouth, Cosebteiseri. CERTIFICATES... 4 rem 4. J. Puns; of Wareford.coes. Throeurarlosabeer, ton do., shipewiser.—W. P. Weise. of Tonlrysireer. Siretheark, Surrey. Ississeshaterer.--J. Ihdlorke. of Catheriesatres. Shama. SI address, hoses sad Irieraisor Sharp's.haildierrs, Roseary.lsea. arar Toweshill. Mid. Aram aloprelkr.—T. Naos. of Paddiattori. Iloar.factor.,-.F. Riot, late of Rirherderrets,Coasawrrial. road, Middlessr (but arr. a plums in Ow Rim's &t o m Priaisa.ricroallar.--C.Pros or. las ref Mess, %Ili Oink (sirs .-T. Mess. Ist at Marylou' lords. hew fismaierd, Rs* deals sad rhaposaa.-.W. Wpm. Ise of Reassost. Middies's, warch.roaker.—W. E. Brows, of *Woo. iterr. sty, sad of the Stock Earrhae. Lod.., Davits, Davies,... antela d brpseß leasesesh, drake wad Asap. mot Wateemlase of the Kist(' Head. Easerkeri starer. assmiodary, Sorrel, bur me of Easr.har. Bruseriadtelp. and of Shad Thais's. barrey.saairar.sioilb.—G. Lephere.essr or late of Bishopurare.street Loadoe. provisiossrashaw, .1. Walker. of Harped.", Lodes, sari of Neu * Macke:ion, Loader, ismernerrer.—W. Bewley, of Mer, tailor. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVER. H. Wagtail, sea. sad H. Wer4Bll, jusier, et 014 Grafel loop. Ratcliffe-highway, Middleaeti, pelmet's., Demob', 34 ISIS —W. F. Match, sa4 H. S Kleitow.rl, st Proctor/A building% inevelissA% Jasaa►y I, 1010.—J. Root Nil J. Hike*, tenorrly of Lawn Thassasorret, awl iliscs et tiny: lase, Casses-oleoH, Landes, Wareb IS, 1111% NAVAL INTRLLIGENCR. TORTIMOIPTII, 111•111CN Arrived the Ceaseless brig, heir • miler; 004 Iliehord, Lloyd, from Clteperry. laded the Pierer, ..Mover es a cruise; sad ileereity, Radcoek, fur Lo.doe. gunman., maws, I& Arrived the ilieford, WiNiao.er , trim Derarrises fur Letsikse ; mid leer, Avery. trees Lishe• for Leader yjbey have both BOW erre; *lse sidled the Colombo, Ridlllsa. tyro, for IMlsle et France; sad Drisershirr, TorrerhsAf.pr 1114 1 041/4/I[lo. MARC= It. &lie* Ike adds,. Ibleitherre. fee lietientasis ; Esther. Le Frier., few Jersey, Thh.p Weisser*, red Victory, Ceasing lan, for Leadois. staawtes, MAIMS. 14. Arrived the Charbotte packet, with a rail frwm Unites. berg; she his Luse Stransfuell and suite an truant. NEWN6VICIII, ?asses 14. Ike Msvis of s host has leers warted wa share marked •Mathew,datielertsail, Robert It hisiney,",arvenel ea.ks saselkild ai Amish" and a emit May piece • ar t 0194 beams, Re. &Wiwi of the putt, sod it is supposed that • Lamiten leader has been lust us this coast. ORAL, "MIMI 14. Arrived sad sailed for the River, the Asia, Lindsay. frost Calcutta. last Ins. Leveret ; Intrepid packet, Relive. huts Almeria ; Emboss, Limit, /rum Demerara; a nd weevil others, mama watistrwes. Came dews from Ow River the Hassares,,aihnos, fur Dssrars; Possass,, lawns. fur Tobago; Alpha, Brooks„, fir IlarAidesseharaire, , Weyntua, for flu/obey ; Ann, Lune ; Benton, for its. ; Bee, Wisher, * few thayros; sad Medusa, H,sss h nsaw, tun the Caps of Gard lisp& Ike stem sf the Morns, of &Mill Shields Cohost nilltotts!, was seen between Ilesehy Head and Fairings. us brositial. NARRIACR. Ou the Ifith Wilmot, at Wells, Akosoder Frame, Esq. of Thavies Isai, Lorraine, to Eliot, wood Jontrier of Robert Brooks, E. of Cosley, is Gloworsterstare. DEATHS. lowelliag, in Loom-acre, in the SU year at her the Mathes of Mr. Abbott, Areiniarer. titrand. 0. the Mk blatant, at Rath, the Right Him. Lady Louisa Roller, arm to the Earl of Lanrsdoroaeh. Lately, at Demerara, hake Emperor Mhos, massy years a Commander atiressels trathog to that and the adisreat role • aim; sad about the save lime his two eldest now, Lvigtots and Joseph, oldie ages of 17 snit L'6. On Tuesday last, the 7th iortails, M Mikitrhunk, Skips.. Wymell Mayon, aged Id years. oldest soo s. Mayon, relict of the Isie Rrv. Robert Mayon, of Loshoit.. lAncashire.—Whilst *halting on the Rectory Pool. the i.e unfortimately gave way, awl he was preripitaled late ,a watery grave ; and Ms yonnger lowboy., its alt. implies, le save Mn, had *early shared the same foie. HIGH WATER THIS DAY AT LONDON BRIDGE. aleamirg 2 file► S. I Eveisiag 46 aller 3. PRICIS OF STOCKS YESTERDAY. 3 per Ct. Cone... 6s I Ex. 11111., 1 (Ls. I per Ct. N. Ann. 104, 1 , I 1 pr. 9 dils, tup.3 per Ct. Ann...tie I Lirttery 'rockets SU. Is.. Jodi* 800d5...14 16 I Can. for Arc.... 65:f By his Majesty's ROYAL LETTERS PATENT. LEAKE'S Genuine PILLS, jtr-tly lainoug for Coring, its all its Singes, a Certain Disease. t assail Pill is a done; and the taking of one Vox, in a s• heal Case, will anon convince the Patient of the certain' his speedy reciavery. Nothing can be better COStitiVrii, sos o ls safe, or 'wore eseveeient than this remedy, for such a . obliged is go joarnies or to sea, as it nerds No cuisfUirm. 1,1 or restralut of dirt; and ro years experience (in an • %ts site practice) has proved that it will Item a cure, ir hr. prated salivation sad all other methods avail nothios. F. • the Scurvy avid tuber Cbroitical Diomlcrs. ibir Medico.- has sot its parallel. IlYpoirds of 46.0110 persima, if bee seats, bare been radically cured of the ab..ve vowel Oi. • orders within the last eight years. Prepared and odd by the smile Proprietors, T. TAYLOR wed SONS, Surposis e. at their hewer, No. 0, New Rridge-street„ ia Inures tif uuty Ss. Oil. each, du, isehrded.—N. B. Two hark &ace o'd lights in Ike passages at oiglaC. They sic also sold by th i s. appoista ert. wish copious directions, at Mr. Toy-shop, 100, Oxford-street; Me. Diol•oroiszle., 7,1 . ...!•• otreet.hill, early opposite the Monument • at Mr. WWI Edinburgh; Mr. Newberta, Dublin • seed hs p. rain is every coasedirablo in Groat B ritsin said Advice gratis to permits takisg she shove, air Miter of the Proprietors' Medicines.—Gisela SSA Scribal Weisbur.... cured. and tatters, pint paid, answered. See the list published by the 'loyal College a R. 1.. _ _ _ Printed sad habitat at Tux Barns* raw esta Tow Gums Ogee, ML rri v etreatl, by C. CUILNWEI.I I , of the filloolt. i4P' j