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A /I ' 2l 62 .. c..• / , LT' • • -, _ ..... lc ( i i N . ' .3. • . " 1 . "' '''; ", . •-^, 14 I ..11').. - r . • I 1 111 11 \ .y.rw 1 ' --. . •t, • - 0 i til , t is or , , .. • •..; . i ( L a i f t 1 C rilt . \-,.._ _....- • i 1106 , ) , • I A ..- • ....1. #, . . . . . .. ; ' 7 74P111 Or -441, .„ • , '11 , 41,1 14 . • _, `~ ' 1820. Paws Id. NUMBER 5369. LONDON, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 21, • TO THE WORTHY INDEPENDENT LIVERY OP LONDON. THE FRIENDS of ALDERMAN THORP ore surisestly relocated to sweet M the LONDON TAVERN, Ilishopsgate.stront, ea WEDNESDAY tie* rid of rebtuary instant, stTnehre fur Ow tiClock,to consider the best Means a securing lait Re-elation as este of the Representatives of this City in Porlisareist. Aldgate. • TO THE WORTHY AND INDEPENDENT LIVERY THEATRR ROYAL. ORURV.LANR. THIS EVENING, MONDAY. February 21. tus Majesty's Servants will perform Sbakapeares Tr*. jte4y of • KING RICHARD THE THIRD. King Heart Ale Sidle. Mr. Pope; Richtrd Duke of Olu'iner, Mr. Kenn; Duke of Buckingham. Mr. Holland; Earl of Richmond, Mr. Pealey. Eliaib.-th, Queen of Ed word the Fourth, Mrs. Glover; Lady Anne, Mrs. W. West. After which, 29Th time, an entirely new CutCc Pantomime, called JACK AND THE BEAN STALK ; Or, HARLEQUIN AND THE OGRE. The Ogre, Mr. Hudson; Jack, Mies Posey, afterwards Har. lecinia, Mr Bologna ; Pantaloon, Mr. Hartland; Clown, Mr. southhv. Jack's Mother, Mrs. Pearce; Janet's (afterwards Ali.s Tree; Area, Good Genins of the Harp, Mi.. Edwards; Noire, wre's Wife and Evil Genies, Mr. Me redith. _ _ BRITISH GALLERY, PALLMALL THIS GALLERY fur the EXHIBITION end SALE of the WORKS of MODERN ARTISTS, Is OPEN DAILY, front Tea to the Mormon till Dusk. (By Order) JOHN YOUNG, Lerpor. Ademissiou lo.—Catalogise Is. THE OBSERVER OFFICE, 1 1 4.111M1r. FISMIVARY VESTERDAY'S OBSERVER putilp.hed detailed ACCOUNT, niskisq Twelve Folio Co. looms, the Reticular! , awl 00ksal Cry. llll.Tlirt which took shire at the ru ERA L kis late hls.irsty GEORGE the THOM. isieladiag 115 Scripture Tests, adapted oil the occasion *by the Divines at the Chorales and Chapels is London and ill eovirons. Tw those persons who um, have Pefteresd The Observer of Sunday, the 0111 initial, this Number will he very desirable, as the two Papers cools.. all fist atheist Forms sod Di 'contests arcessary for preiwc. ratios sad fotore refereuce upon this osochisineated ores wise. . N.B. The price of The Observer is Sesenpeoce. WESTMORELAND ELLCTiON. A Meeting of the Freeholders and other Friends and Supporters of Henry Brouglism, E-q. was . hei.l at the City of London Tavern, on Saturday evei.- jog. to consider of the messnres necessary for se curing his election es one of the Representatives of this Comity in Parliament. At shoot half-past seven o'clock. oo the motion of Mr. Lowe, -- Harrison. Esq. was voted into the Chair. The CHAPMAN then eddresaiug the Meeting, aid. that it would argue extremely bad taste to him were he to detain his brother freeholders and the other Gentlemen present at that late hour. iii returning thanks (or the honour unanimously con ferred on him; it was more congeni4l to hi. oishes, and more suitable to their convenience to innceed to the business for which they are o•ortobled. They h.d been culled together in coss..quence of the his late Majesty. This smut. owls itr.N 4 ' all other pointi.air. TO THE JUDGES OF THE DRAMA. MISS MACAULEY is sorry to b. under the panful necessity of aooosecing that she is prevert ad, by particalar eirrusibenneve, the pleasure of se. iag ►rr Fries& at the K►ing's Concert Room, as intruded; she will, the date. be hippy to receive Ikea THIS EVENING, MONDAY, February 41, at the CROWN AND ANCHOR, STRAND, when the cause of this alterative will be fully explaioed, Ind where she will give DRAMATIC RECITATIONS floes those Characters she has been pronounced 'Despot& of per forgeable, 'is. Gores Elisabeth, Elvin, babel's, and Bel. eiders which effort it stay be proved whether she has a just claims h •puldic estimation; or whether she deserves te be drive% !with impend digest., from the locrationteble amass 0411.10predesee. The Rateriolowest to routotemee with THREE QUES TIONS TO THE PUBLIC (Copies of which will be gives al the Douro.) In the course of the Evening, Selections of Vocal and In strumental Music, author(' by Miss Ruse, from the Dublin and Edinburgh Concerto, her first appearance in Loudon this Whiter; Aliso Kinhold (on the harp), and Mr. Residte, who will preside at the Pisno-forte. A young Lady, Pepil to Miss Mstauley, will recite SEVEN AGES OF WOMAN, sod ALEXANDER'S FEAST. OF LUNDIifiLJ -; Garstads sat, ,tt igo YOU it getteroso and si excretions at the late On N * Online, which 44 tint mha e the importir4 sitaatiun uf one r Ilopensatatives in Parliameet, hive never ceased to Wren wpm Illy miss!, mid I have bees 1111%10011 ape* every semaidosi tope... myself worthy of the condolence you theu repored la me. 31y utmost exertion's have Lees diniend to protect the local and eummernal laterests of this gnat rity, and in sl,fend against all imereandmielnle WI mimics , . right , aid fri 'Wires. Upon the variants noportont nod queAlmill wheals hare aanspetd the..opeosion seat Cherve pursued that line at emsdoet wbicit agiponorst tweet cows;' taut with the oristions uniformly expensed by the great body of the Livery, and hear calculated to maintain inviolate those great principles of liberty which form the basis of oar ea• calient constitiition. 1 This day is published, price Is. ed. AN EXPOSUULARY EPISTLE to LORD lIYRON. By JOSF.PH COTTLE. Printed for T. Cadell and W. Davita,Strand. • A grotesque Pas Dens, by Mesers. Bologna •ad Soutlaby. A Pas Scul by Mins Tree. Stage Mausger, Mr. Rosseil—Acting M•sager, Wiaston. The whole wailer the personal Direction of Mr. Elliston. The Doors will be opened at Half-past Six o'Clock; the Performance will commence preciwly at Serra. Boxes 75.; Second Price 3s. 64 —Pit 3s. 11.1.; Second Pries ts.—Lower Gallery 25.; Second Pries ls.—Cpper Gal lery IL.; Second Price 64. The Rox.Office will be open from Eleven till Five o'Clock —Places to be taken of Mr. Rodwell, Box Book-keeper. Private Boxes to be had (nightly) of Mr. Spring, who is ap pointed Comptroller of the Box-Office Receipts, the Private Boxes and Ticket Department, as well as the general arrange num, of the Doors. Thi, tiny are paliiisin.A, lianAnotneiy printed in pest 12are ermaineeti d with • Pertrail of Lady React', a sew Eddies ypeir4 IWthealt, . 'l. • Ell . ERS of LADY RACHEL RUg• 11J SELL; how the Mannorript In the Library as Wo berm Abbey. The Eichth Edition. - _ In full assurance. therefore, of the malignance of your favour, and encouraged by the numerous promises or sup port I sua daily receiving, it is with confidence I again re spectfully solicit your votes and interest on the approaching election.—l have the bon ~,, rto he,. _ _ London Primled ft; J. &lawman ; Longman, Mimi. Rees, Orme, and Brown; Lackinglen and Co.; Dario*, Harvey, and Harlon ; J. Bunker ; J. Murray; Haiehard and Son; Baldwin, Cradoek, and Juy; R. Schuh"; John Cawthorn; and E. Edwards. Your faithful and devnt►d I.►vent. ROBERT WA ITII3IAN. Near B►idlret►eet, Feb. 18,182 e. This day Ire published, NAPOLEON'S M ENI 01 RS. by HIMSELF. The FRENCH EDITION, 14s. The ENGI.IIIII EDITION, 10s, 0.1. bock owl the Beau Stalk will be performed every evening till further notice. _ _ _ To conclude with Min 741aea nley"s Comic. Recitation °film ADVENTURES OF MOLLY WIGGINS, In the Character of* Yorkshire Girl. Doors to hewn at Half-put Sic, cud the Performauce * to commence at Half•past Selma o'Cluck. TO.M.frqt Makspritres Corielanus. Oa Thursday, the I /peva of Thr Siege of Belgrade. A new Drama, in five acts, entitled The Hebrew, in which Mr. Kean will sustain • principal character, will be pro -1111 Ced on Thursday, March 2. TO THE WORTHY AND INDEPENDENT ELECTORS OF WESTHINSTEIL Ga LLL x ASINGLE year has tam (I:ut that not an or dinary mie) since I offered myself to your choice. I thee told you that I did nut hope to be able to supply a vacancy which you all even yet deplore, but that at least the public principles and coadoct of the Representative whom you had lost should be my unvarying amine and ex. ample. Untried and little known to you, I had at that time only professions to offer: l trust I may now mkt to my politic conduct as exhibiting a fulfilment of those profirs- MOMS, as far as has beta in my power during the short pro. bat' allowed me as your Representative. Gentlemen, we live in anions times, and amidst the shuck of cotifi.ctifig opinions so public man can expect to unite the approbation of all the liberal and iintependeol; but I cau boldly say, that not a vote have I given which did nut appear to tile calculated to add to the real security of the Cruwu, by preserving nod promoting the best rights sod in terests or the People. If you shall be of opinion that to this end I have ditecled such bumble abilities as I posses., and that I have nut been deficient in diligent and respectful attention to your local interests, it will be my highest gratificatiou and wide to de vote myself to your service. 1 stand before you on the same grounds, with the same principks as when I was be. furs honoured with your choice; and I therefore hope that canuut be accused of arrogance, if I anticipate the same support from you. I hive the honour to be, Gentlemen, Your obliged and faithful Servant, Whitehall, February tl, 1820. G. LAMB. •.• This NINTH BOOK of the Gfeat Work of Na poleon is published the irst, on account of its temporary intrrest, as relating in the Return from Elbe, the Battle of Waterloo, and the subsequent events. THE ANNIVERSARY FESTIVAL of th e Must Honourable sod Loyal SOCIETY OF AN CIENT BRITONS—WELSH SCHOOL, Gray's lon. road, London ; Inatilutrd of the year 1711, for EdueatotE, Clothing, and wbolly H dntainiog Poor ebildreu, bunt of Welsh Parents, not entitled to PAroelual Seuilemeuts in ur sear Loudon. The EIGHTH and SEVENTH BOOKS are in course of Translatims, and will appear in French and io correspontliiig Pile, type, &e. with the NINTH BOOK. To the Ninth Houk Itas been added numerous Proofs, dictried al Lo n ngwood to Mr. O'Meara, proviug " The Manuscript Awn at. Ilefrita" to be a Forgery, and highly curious, as correctiug (el-ehoods relative to the chief events of the Life of Mai distisignished Personage. THEATRE ROYAL, CoI'E.VT•GARDEN. THIS EVENING, MONDAY, February 21, will be acted Sbaksp•sres COMEDY OF ERRORS. la rive Acts—wish Songs, Duets, Glees, and Choruses, se lect. .1 entirely from his Playr, Poems, mad Softiies. puke of Ephesur, Mr. Egerton ; Lvov., Mr. Cita imiao ; Antioholis of Ephesus, MT. Duruset ; Antiphulis Syrarore, Mr. Junes; Dromier of Ephesus, Mr. W. Farreu ; 1) f Sysitrum, Mr. Liston; Angelo. Mr. Claremont; Doctor Pinch, Mr. Blanchard. Abbess, Mrs. FAueit ; ci. a, Mis. Stepheus ; Luciana, Miss M. Tree ; Lesbia, Mrs. Corsi. Alter which, 29th time, a grand Romantic and Comic Pao. PATRON—His Most Gracious MAJESTY the KING. PRISIDENS—Sir W. W. WYNN, Bart. M P. Vica-Parstrtatirrs, Lord Viscount Bulkeley Lord Begot K l arin( Pow is Earl of Bradford Earl of Aeliburpham Lord Kenyon Earl Grosvenor Lord Krusioglou Duke of Beaufort, K.G. Sir Chao. Morgan, Bsrt.M P. Sir W. Lewes, Kat. and Ald. Lord Kirkwall Lord Cawdor Lord Visconti, Clive, M.P. Marquis of Anglesey, G.C.B. I G u t o f o x f or d Lord Dynevur I Marquis of Downshire Earl of Pembroke. K G. I Dike or Northumberland Marquis of ratusden, K.G. I Earl of Plymouth Lord Gwydir Marqiti• of Worcester Duke of Rutland, K G. ' Earl "(Jersey Sir Thus. Mostyu, Bart. M.P. I Lord Viscount Beligrasu Treasserer—Richard Edmunds, Esq. Vice.Treaserera--The Rev. 31illitietim Buckley, and David Francis Junes, Esq. The M. or She North Book, with Verifications, may be sees at the °ace of the Publishers, Bride-court, Bridge. street. This day is published, in Oro. price 9x. 6.1 hoards, LiIDiC.I.II4N A RY of the i I ECU LI A R I 'ICI ES of the ITALIAN LANGUAGE; being s Collection of akntences front the must approved Italian Attilms, par tieull•riming those Verbs, Prepositions, stc. which govern ditrereut Mutuds and Cases; forming a Suppletneat to all other Dictionaries. 1 lowiime, called HARLEQUIN AND DO QUIXOTE; Or, SANCHO PANZA IN HIS GLORY. Is whirls the various exploits of that renowned Knight and Squire are faithfully ponrtrayed throughout. (Winds (afterwards DOD Quixote). Mr. Norman,. his Niece (afterwards Columbine), Miss Scott; Sancho Palma iiftervtarila Clown), Mr Grimaldi; Sampson Carasco (after wards Ilarlequis), Mr. Eller. A comic Pas de Trois by Messrs. Grimaldi, Ellsr, and Barnes. • Private SOD may be hail for the season, or nightly, of Mr Braiiiton,at the Rua office. The boots will he opened at Half-past Six o'Cloek. and the Play hegin at Seven. Boxes 7s ; Second Price Ss. fkl.—Pit 31. 641.; Second _Prier 2s.—Lower Gallery 25.; Second Price Is.—Upper Gallery le.; Second Price 6d. To-nonrcur, The Antiquary—after which will he pro dared, first time, a utw Farce, called Too Late fur Dinar,. Ou Thursday, The Antiquary. M. MANTAGNELI.O. Author of " A Grammar and Exereisea"—" The Italian Reader," ke. _ _ _ Printed for G. and W. B. Whittaker; Longman, Hurst, Bees, Orme, and Brown; ■aJ H. Colloarn and Co. " This work may be considered as the fruits of long and successful exprrieuee in restoring the innumerable difiScut. ties that obstruct she progress of the Italian Scholar, and fur which no remedies am to be found is. the most elshorate Dietioaaries or Grammars."—New Moo. Mag. isn. land. The Nobility and Gentry inclined to support this truly excellent awl valuable institution, are requested to assemble at the IlliallgisiChvirity School-Ileum to Breakfast, on WED. N ESDAY, March 1, at Ten tielfasillseelligiThereo 'Gas the President, the Vice-Presidents Stewards, and others, Members of the Most limiourable sad Loyal Society of Ancient Britons, in celebrating their Huisdred sod Sixth Anniversary Festival, on St DamiCs at the Parish Church of SI. Martin's-in-the-Fields, where P will be read in the Ancient Boiled, Language by the It•v.ll,9ntas Albaa, A.M. Vicar of Llandrillo, Deabidhshire, Cliaptain to the Society, slid a Sermon preached is English by the Right lion. and Right Rev. Father to God, William, Lord Bishop of London, and afterwards proceed to the Free. masons' Tavern to Dinner. BARETTI'S ITALIAN DICTIONARY. This day are pabloslrrd, iu Ter., Vol. Sm. pries 245. boards, -- • 1 , at New SOfies,4;_,l, D IZIONARIO I,INGVE ITALIAN' ed INGLISE. Di GIUSEPPE BARErTI. Preceduto da nom Grammatica dent doe Lingue.—Scala Ed:lit:or, correct■ e migliorata 114,adra : Per F. C. eJ. Rivington; Seafeberd e Letterman ; J. Nunn; J. WWI; R. °fridge; Cadrll e Davies; Win grave a Collingwood ; Lnngnsan, Harm, Rees, Orme, e Br..wst ; Lack: Won, Hughes, DarflivEt Mayor, a Junes ; .1. Richindten, &wary a Sone; .1. Manaus; J. Rooker; J. Serene; Unlaa a Cu ; S Bagster ; Baldwin, Cradock, e Joy; C. a W. B. Whittaker; Ogle, Duncan, a Co.; &nap kin e Marshall ; C. Mackie; e Mason. ORATORIOS. THEATRE-ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. 11111 i F."; E Performancrs will cemmenee orb WEDNESDAY NEXT, February 23, under the ihriction of Sir G. SMART, who has the gratification to 11111.11(1,41.1., ill4t Mrs. SALMON bas kindly risitariated to perfoini in the First Acts of these Oratorios, before she tnitils au engagement at soother Concert too the same ETrUiltig. PAST 1.--SELECTIONS from Mosert's celebrated REQUIEM PART Il.—The First Part of Hadyn's sacred Oratorio of THE CREATION._ _ _ At the end of the First Part Mr. Ries will perform ou the Grand PIIIIO Forte an Introduction and Variations, com posed by himself, on the celebrated Irish Melody, "'Tie the last Rose of Summer." The following are some of the pieces which will be intro. doted liv Madame G. Belloebi, the favourite Cantata "Ui piarer," Rossini—Mr. Brabant, " Lord, remember David," and the grand scene in the Creation, " In splendour bright" —and Ms.. Salmon, Air," Holy, holy, Lord God Almighty," /lamb+ The third act, which will be Miscellaneously, will commence .bh Cliertilitni's Grand Overture to Anacreon, and the per. t ,life to conclude with Beethoven's celebrated Grand Sitil"nia, fur which the Orchestra will be augmented 11. ally loft performers. r • f the Band, Mr. Smart. AI)ELPHI THEATRE, STRAND. The new soil interesting Burletts of Ivanhoe being honoured with the most decided applause and approbation by c.o.d. d and fashionable ass• 'oblates, will be repeal. rd every evening of performance till further notice During the recess, the Boxes of this Theatre have under. gone considerable improvements, calculated to afford c very accommodation to the numerous ■nd flash' ble visions. The Gout circle is thrown open, so as to afford 3 distinct view of the stage, ■nd materially contri bute to the general temperature of the Theatre—No Per. furinalices on Wednesdays and Friday. during Lent. THIS EVENING, MONDAY. February 9.1. 1. Tomorrow (Tiseaday),22, Thursday, 24, and Satur. .fay, 26, will be produced (for the 6th time), an entire new and romantic melo-drematic Barletta, in three Acts, called IVANHOE; OR, THE SAXON CHIEF. bsa•sna:—Cedric (the Sintor;, Mr. Campbell; Ivanhoe (hi. sun, the Sams ma), Mr.Wilbs; Garth (Thrall of Cedric.. 'dr. Lee; Wan» (Jester to Cedric), Mr. Wilkin son; Luckaky (au outlawed leader of the Greenwood Me•), Mr J. Josses; Clerk of Copetilmrst, Mr. Job. Reeve; Page (w th a *mg), Miss Garcia. Lady Rowe,,. (descendant of Alf►ed, and ward to Cedric the Saxon), MISS E. Denneit ; M►s. Kirby. Nei mans:—Sir Brian Me Bola Gilbert, Mr. Prior A ,mer, Mr. Rothmans'', Gondshert and Ugbert (Vas. sale of Sir Brian). Mr. Adams stud Mr. E. Shepperd; Isaac of York (e Jew), Mr. Daly. Chico (a deperidaut nu Sir Brim.), Mrs. Benteissiedre. In the first Act, • Ballet, incidental l• the Piece, by Me. St. Albin and Miss Aylett, and the whole Corps& Ballet. To conclude with (3241 time) • New, Grand, Picturesque Christmas Pantomime. entitled THE FAIRY OF THE NORTH STAR:. OR, HARLEQUIN AT LABRADOR. In the coarse of lime Pantomime, • celebrated Daum by the three Misses De••etl, THE FOLLOWING ARTICLES ARE SOLD BY Most 'PERFUMERS. ATK I NSON'S I:G EI'ABLE DY E changes Grey or Red Hair to • permanent Brows or Black, and which washing renders mole shirahle. The Proprietor hope,' this Dse is too gripes:llly known to require rulogium, be merely wi.hes to caution the Public against various insitatioos. The genuine has always the Proprietor's sig. mature. ATKINSON'S CURLING FLUID gives a beautiful gloss to the Hair, and keeps it curl during exercise in danciiig or walking, or in damp weather. It is also a most sur peisiug ►egenerator of the Hair ; fur its peculiar virtues this respect, see nuenenins recovered their hair after heiug bahl for years, in au Essay on the nature of Hair, enclosed round each Bottle, ATKINSON'S •MHRIISIAL SOAP, made by a new process, whirl. divests it of all irritating qualities. It r e. moves freckles, reducas,aiiil hardtop*. (ruin the akin, prevents it. chapping, and makes it rat, white, and even. It is also prepared wills Naples Soap fur shaving, and is peculiarly adapted to Gintli.mru oh') have lender fares. II braces the slim, and makes the razor act much easier thaw by the com mon method. 44, Gerrard-overt. Cohn-square, London. 2V2, STRAND. ALMON, ODY, and CO. most respectfully inform the Public, that their PATENT SELF•A D JUSTING 'TRUSSER commune to be reetonniended by nil the moat emtisent Surgentia to Towu and Country. The apriago are so constructed as to adysti of increase or de. crease in rase stud force; will answer for right or left side, without the least locouveuiessee lu the wearer, requiriug raider-strap. ur other grafts); hirable. The Paw:ties bare the honour to supply the Army and Navy, the Naval and Military Huapitala, the Dock-yards and Ordnauce, the Marine Infirmary, the Honourable East India Cul:, pan y. the City of Condon Trues Society. the Mary le butte, lllvrliarurob, lit Ishii, and Denbigh Infirmaries, the Middlesex Hospital, Ste. der. &c. Mausifactory, 293, Stroud, London; et a la Coiled* ilu Palai• Royale, No. 168, ■ Paris. N.S.—Persons muting in the country, seralisty. the tin. esinference of the body across the hips, may di prod upon being accurately fitted. Sold by Boiler and Sons, No. 34, Ssekvillemtreet. Dub. 1ln; and oat or usury Druggints to every piiusipal Toro in Saila& STRICTiI RES CURED. - HY a new 3.lfetlioti the ashiive trinattle‘ome Com. pla;.tt i. er tirely eratrireted (without the nee of Boutzie tie Casimir), whether of butt or short standing, as well ss all wralmiesses generally accompanying it, mod is • short time the whole erten' is re-established, heing nun of the greatest eliscorenes ever made, by J. LYNCH, 31, Duke. street, ht. James's. gespeciable references will be gives if required—All let. lets hi be pom.pai.l. N.B.—The price of the Medicine, is Piet Nandi pared- . .•• A perfect Cure fur lliiiuus Afrecties earl Obstroollkilifio Ibe &MOIL ESSENCE .of PEARL and PEARL JR DENTIFRICE, invented by the tate Jarub Hemet ; Dentist to the Royal Faswi/y, have hero proved by long ex. perience to really exec!, bath in elegsirce :rod efficacy, •Tery other pr. paratiou fire the 'Teeth •ad f; , iiirrir; they ef fectually preserve the Teeth in a sound state 4 'VII so 41111 age, render them white and beautiful withoot impairing the enamel. listen such as are louse, and keep such as are de cayed from becoming worse. They likewise render the breads delicately sweet, pripeut the 'comb-Ache, perfectly core the Scurvy iu the Gums and snake them grow firm and close to the Teeth.—The leselice is particularly retool mewled to Parents and Persons who have the tare of Childreu as the greatest preservative of young and trader Teeth. None are tontine hat what have the words, "J. Hemet, Bayley soil Olio, Cax.kopur-sitreet," engraved is the Stamp. Price 2a. Ail each. BAY LEl's TRUE ESSENTIAL SALT of LEMONS, for takiug Ink Spots and Status not of Lee, and Linen, The Et-Hulot is signed "W. Bayley" on the as and Wr•pper. Also hi. SCOURING DROPS, for talcum Grease out of SOIL Stuff, Woollen Clash, Ike. pr,ee 1.. each, VEILIT4BLE POSIMADE price 3.. J. the Masi. Sold, Wholeekte mod Refill: by %SI sad Skirt Pee. Osborn, Cocluper.alreet, however, attended with this good, that it restored to them, in common with all the electors of West moreland, the freedom of which they had been hug deprived by the overweening influence of sio,e fa. roily, and opened the field to renew the coldest tor. that victuiy of independence which they a ere Liely near gaining ; and when he recollected Ilse chanspioil that stood ou his right (Mr. Brougham) he ibought they had no cause to despair ; oti the contrary, he entertained a sanguine hope that their sttsiggte would now be crowned with success, awl that it dominion of the house of Lowther would ivoii he at an end, and for ever. it was full time for them to be delivered front its rule. During th e lost reign there had brass but one sneer-slant cern tevt against it: it had governed the cAs s ay b e ar fifty years. But though such had been the case during so long a period, it remained fir the Fresesit Governor to attempt to rule it by two of Ins oats sons : the lost one lied never proceeded an fir. After ' the last election they had received a tlroog swot slice from -the present Lord Lonsdale, that he would never again attempt to send his two so:sa into Perhament for Westmoreland, yet both tf them were again announced as caudillotes oohs , ' a few days after tins King's death. flow did tics happen He 10-lieved that the Noble Lend hod been driven to the step from inability to find ri.y one but his own suns to go into Parlioinrut on iii terms and condotions. But it ass his fervent hope that the proceetings of this night would lead to the deliverance of the county of Westmoreland from the disgraceful thraldom in which it had been so long held. Mr. Lowe, in siring to propose the first Read's. lion acid, that though tint born in W.sintorelend„ yet beirsg firmly attached to the principles of Mr. Brougham, and feeling a deep interest the olloirs of the county, slid an ardent desire Gnat the voice tof Englishmen should be heart just ooky _there. but thro•ighout the island, he had ' token trite liberty" to present himself to their notice. He was the more encouraged to this, because he thought it wss felt that the time was now corm. when every Englishmair should join Isis Cello. 1.1 the assertion and exerciat'of their mutual righie. He then, after a few other remarks, mused the re aolutiou, declaring that the influence so long es ',vised in the county of Westmoreland was no• constitutional, mod subversite of its independence ; which hiving beets .resided and put from the Chair, was carried unaniusrAssly. Mr. STEELE commenced by observing, that lie was a very young speaker, but he rose oss this oc casion with the less reluctance, because the pre ceding Gentlemen had fully expressed his senti ments—as one of them had 'said Lord Lonstlole hod declared at the last election, that if sissy other Gentleman would in future 'stand forward ou the same interest, but one of his sons should stood. In fact he understood he hid given a dostrisit pedge to that effect to one Geotletuaii, who was s.ct unwilling to state it. It lAA been also rumoured that Mr. flazle was to offer himself at the ensuing election, but he supposed that Gentleman hail de • clitied, in consequence of the manlier rit which it was proposed to him to go into the /louse: The truth was, there were gentlemen enough in West moreland to represent it, though the contrary *riu'd now appear to be the fact, frosts Lvirtt bossri a l e ' l again thrusting forward Iwo of ~,,„..„ a most unwarraerialsle way, as lie (Mr. Stteit VOL. ceived. Since that it had beets üb.elvril so Loris don, by one of his Lordalsip's warmest meads, were it not for this renewed proceertsiig, Mr. Broughaise's success was certain.i Mr. S- e tie 'hes, moved the second residuum', *lochs baying bee s seconded, passed unanimously. expres•ed Ire istonislimeut and reprobation of the meeting at the renewed attempt of Lord Lonsdal4 to bring Ins two sons into Parliament for the county tit Westmore land. Mr. SOULSY moved the third resolution, which •' steed, tort the two present members lor the county were not entitled to the approhaatt of their constr. turista. It was agreed to Nem. con.** Mr. LURE said, hr lilt that stone apology wet due to the meeting for uttering hatioe tl:o • meeting with another resolution. But whet, they ' heard it, he was -ore it woOld inure him their favour, and that with Mie • un - anim..us voice they would testify their appiohattoti of it. 1.9 ohJect MOS to express the sense of the rheethig that the po.. litter! principles and conduckof-Heitly Brougham, EN. rendered him enithently Vrapei to he ore uf the reprentatives of the could, 111 Parhantesit.— (4Ppfawre.)—lii moving this Relati:Olon, lie sots ed distinctly to state no what erutulds they to,:k present course, and sto there. They wool,' con cur ift au aXprtial..o i 1 this sentaneht, that they had uniformly •pprov.ll of • the S cuoifuct of '.1., Brougham in his parlismentery shit. It aught seem strange that a isersforreviding. littussl4 in the city of London, en ative a pint in the election for a northeiviecouaaj: mot hp thought it the duty of eve,iMitifglishialge at' ti os • crisis to come forward andlitile whit appeared to . . • I e • , . PRESIDENT, The Most Noblr likr Shrquis or BUTE. 'me rtEnO►!T*. 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