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t i • r ' 1 7 4 : 1 ?"0 2 C: .-- 4," , v. g% s ;" , :• • 1 • .. . _. \ „ O.; ;111:o.wif! eir• 40 C I 4.4 • . ..,•.: 1. . .. 0 . ;4,4,ir: . Y. ' illit , 1 :\4l 11l l itall e ob . • ,ir_ .. A. re v . .... % NUMBER 4857 . LONDON, FRIDAY, JULY 3, ISIS. •piticii NEVI A-PENCE. -, --, , •,, -- • BRITISH GALLERY, PALL-MALL. Wifj . /WISS TI: It A LAI:I7ON. , i • 1 GENERAL ELECTION. SIR SAMUEL. ROMILIY. QUI Iti)MILIA"ti COMMITTEE 1711 feel that they sh.tnld be wantin to themselves and their Cause, if obey did not, to this 'alit stage of she Poll, a .in offer the testing, of the wannest Thanks to the F,lrelo/11, fur the steady and determined support wide which they bore bosomed him liorontrhuot the arduous contest 11 will be remembered that Sir Samuel Romilly did not eland forward to Oppo.it we to say Mao, hut that on a va cancy occurring by Limed Corlsramir's retiring from she Repre sentation of Westminster, he, at the solieitatioti of many of its moot independent lakalatants, consented to become a In this Requisition a desire was exorcised that he should abstain persoaally from Ishiog part in the Elec tion, and raw dud account, am from the slightest disinfect to the Millie.. Rutty, he committed his ream entirely men the Sands of his frielids. The seffmges of nearly 4 SOO votrrs have already manly jositerd the opinions of 'home who signed that Remoisilion--aaother each day as yesterday will pro_ claim bum owe torpor arpreamthatiwes. .-The continued soli. eilatinos, however, of the other Candidates for single Votes, to Sir Somners disadvantage, as well as the raprereilunted means resorted to by the Goveruniest In poi Yule. upon the Poll for their own Candidate, jesuitic* them in cautious; the Elector. not yet to petals in their esertions—let every Nan who Fi, the pebbe prmeiples of Sir Samuel Ition.lly at heart row (qua's, ! Poll opens at EIGHT O'CLOCK ..n SATURDAY MORNING, aud FLOSS, FINALLY AT THREE. J. MACDONALD. Mailman. STAT.. AT Tilt POLL 011 TOUR/DAY, JULY 2 Sir S3llllll'l Rnivolly Sir Francis Nwrdett Sue it Ilsoirsll 4,324 Henry Root, Fog .. min INDIA MOUSE. JULY I, ISIS. THE coma of DIIIECTORS• iff Ike UNITED COMPANY 0/J4EI:CHANT/I of ENG LAND, tradiag le Mt EAST INDIES, de hereby giro Ncifire, THIS (;ALI.ERY, vrth a SELECTION of the most eelebral•l Worb• of the Italian, Spanish, Flemish, and Dutch IS I )prs every day front I%lu is the Morning until MIN in the Evening. ♦Jatittauce le.--Catahogues la. By Order, JOHN YOUNG. Keeper. That the COMIIIITTEF. of BUYING soil WARE HOUSES will Iw ready Iu rreeive Proposals in wrilloth w o r d up . up or b e f or e 1Yr:1/N1Ni/A Y, the 1511, in stant, from midi Persons as may be willing to supply the C..mpauy with PACKING CASES: and that the Condition, of the Contrart may he seen upon applieatiou to the Clerk of the asi.l Committee, wills whom the Proposals mum he left before Ekren o'Clork in the Foiratoon of the said 13th histiot, after which hour the Committee will out receive soy Tender. JOSEPH DART, Secretary. THURSDAY-(TIiII:TECNTH DAY.) , VAUXHALL GARDENS Under the Patrons, II( ht. Royal Highness the PRINCE REGENT. grHIS EVENING. FRII)AI'. July 3. still he presented a GRAND GALA, with Madame SAQUrs Perforntairres, awl Ascent uu the Rupe sotid..t a brilliaut discharge of Fireworks. Arlasissiosi, 3s. (11.-..-The Doors will open at Seven, mid the Convert begins et Eight u'Cluck. J►yt published. price 2s. thi. OflSEßV.l'li tNS on the Prvertieo of the AIR-11111P VAI/VH.I3ITH, pointing out their Miley In the Core of Gout, ; with et:mg Rims' k• ou FACTITIOIN A I ER. and ou the improved state of M EUICA I. ELECTRICITY, iu all its Ranches, particularly on that of Galvanism, and its pe•cu liar efficscy In Dyspepsia, Chrome Hepatetio, and Cuusti patiou. PORTRAIT OF SIR MURRAY MAXWELL. Tbla div i 4 published, with a Portrait of Caplotiot gir M. Maxwell, sad Ave colutsted Eograviuga, Svo. price 12.. a Ill'W Edda of TOY AGE sof hi, Majesty'a late Shil, A LC EST E, • commanded by Captain Sir M. Maxwell ; with as Accusal of iser Shipwreck. By M. LA it'EAUME, Medical Clectriciau. To which is A LETTER. from Dr. BLEGBOROUGII to the Author. Pi inletl for the Author, 811.1 pnWiched by H Wry and Soo, 174. Met-street. ■ud ;slily be hail oir all oilier lioolvieltere. By JOHN M•LEOD, norgeon of Ibe Aleeote. Printed fur Juba 3lorray, Albesnarle-street. TO THE ELECTORS OF THE BOROUGH OF AYLESBURY. GENTLEMEN, AT Ilse chi.e or a bug and arduous contest. ilnd myself retnrned to Parliament by such o ma. jordy as on on former occasio• ever graced the triumph of • Candidate fur the representation of the Borough of Ayles bury If our thong could render more inoperative upon me ihr dote of administering with teal and with attentiou the trust with whit h you, have again invested me, if any reflec tion tumid, more than another, animate my (stare exertions in yours...vier, and a the public mow. it world be the re. womluatare of how I was received, of bow my wishes were patronised, end my cause soppnrird by volt. Were such a lesson urreseary to me, your modem, on this octoroon world have Isiah* me thy' an active, energetic, unit coosNeutious har=e of public duties is ~hind to thine who aspire to renresent a free d ardent-spirited people its Parliament— that there are duties otath admit tout, is difficult and stormy Owes, of resni.iiioso or delay To sektiowlet'g.. satisfactorily to my own eoesciatee, the debt of gratitude I owe you. soil to Maintain witimpaired C:31113/. anon your confidence which your late conduct In me ha- Pall. 11..1NA. I have oat), to pursue, with unworn *tient on. with toideviatitie firtrtily, and with sobesitatisie resolution, the st.aight course which I see before me. I enter upon thus Posh anew with j. ‘y and gratitude—s.withllNt amstsangoine hope that you lover may repent the choke with which you have, the setund time, honoured me-..awd with the warmest wish that the contest, whit , * bus tenni nat. d in 'that rh eier, may lull be prolusted is pri vate hi, any feelinz of persoosl antinomy among those wham Oita struggle may have divided in opinion or is stator I With the warmest ratitode sod the truest attaehineist, I ant, Grun.viseg, Vallf faithful Fiiead and Servant, Lilies, is..Jasel7, 1818. NUGENT. SOVEREIGNS, BANK NOTES, AND WINE! ms, It. the 'denture to announce n New • Lottery tormcit on the same principle as the last for which he was Contractor, and which he will caadidly acknowledge is taut improvement on his Plan ; for although that Lottely possessed Three 30,0001 Prises, there were 18,00 Ticket. ; bat the present Lowly contains Two Prize, of 30.1•101 with 10.000 Tickets leas ; cuoyequestly the Chance of catalog a 30.000/ Prize is very considerably increased. The following is a brief outline of its leading attractions : 1 um Prizes of 3n.0001 sod only 0.000 Tickets. Twu Prir o. of 1,000 Sovrrcigus each, to be paid in Gold. No fixed Prier_NoSiock Prizes—All Sirrling Money. Soil besides Ike Pi igra in the Scheme, there is an extra Gift of Eight Pit. a of Port or Madeira Wine. or Fight Mots licsul. sit ('law, fur the Two Prizes of 1.000 Sovereigns 1 44 liares ui vroportion), to he chosen by the fortunate from the Stuck of soy Wine-merchant they 'Arise &gists druwiwg ally of August. •i•he Public will no doubt mullet!, that this is also ful. I..wirg T. BISIt'S Plae, which obtained so muds prouulis ,ity, *Mu he- rave Sway Twelve Pipes of Pi.it, Ike Num bers entiticd to Eight of which were dibliasultd by him, is Shlret BISH (0 wan?) shared and sold, Laat Lottery, the larrrsi Capital, P.SSA, a Prise of 43,0001, in hiairee Shares, sod TldriT-liye ; in the Lottery before, Forty war Owlish), including Two of 30,001 if , and in the Lot- Ir. ; h. fwe that. Three of 20.0001, aft is Sharer, being (as gte.tyr iss number and amount than those sold by r Oftice-Keeprr. T , I aunt uhrres fur the :drive Lottery are selling by Phil!. at his 11 , ,,rtunale Offices. 4, Conihill, and ft, Char ist.eroso, London ; and by his Agents in England, Ireland, sail %rot Imuel. IDERMAN THORP. DINNLRIE oreteb.me the FREEDOM of ELECTION, amid the RETURN of Alderman THORP as 11111 e of the Repersentatives for the City of London in Parliament, la Aged fir MONDAY NEXT, the flth July, at the londoo Tavern, instead of WuluvsJay, the Yds July, as previously advert lard. BOYCE COMB Evq. in the Chair. setWonos: Joshua Jonathan Smith, Esq. James Elsppa, F. 9. Alderman Robert Slade, Eaq. Nathaniel sounders, Esq. Robert Vona, Esq. Samuel Weddell, Esq. Alfred Thorp, Foiq. James Bourdian, Esq. J Nicholson, Esq. Samuel Mightn't,. Esq. John Jarkson, Esq. Joseph Hindman, Esq. Henry Rirington, Esq. George Holab, Ent. Charles Forster, Esq. Thomas Wiltshire Esq. John Semidry*, Esq. Wm. W. Cops, Esq. Henry Jackson, Eaq. Thomas Wald, Esq. R. Saunderson, Esq. Jobe Locke Esq. Henry Bishop, Psq Charles H. frierp. Eq. Wm. Richardson, Erg. Charles Pearson, Esq. Robert Barker, Esq. J. .'" Holler* Emu James griller, E.q. George Fitch, Esq. James Benson Esq. Samuel Bishop, Esq. B. Rankin, E aq Charles Laces, Esq. Julio Warren, Esq Edwardthblions, Esq. Edmund Ronald', Esq. Robert tbrlnse„ Esq. Robert Thorp, Eaq. David Price, Bag. Samuel Bishop, Esq. George Barker, Esq. Joshua Hartlet., Esq. Joseph Thorp, Rsq. ' L. M. Simon, Erg Tickets,lls. each, to be had of the Stewards only. This day is published, is Oho. printed 00 • Large Type, sa. pricethe Second Edition of AN EssAythe DISORDERS of 01.1) AGE., and on the MEANS fur PROLONGING HUMAN LIFE. Dv ANTHONY CARI.ISLE, F.R.S. F.S.A Surgeon Ethane inary to his Royal Ili;thisess the Pi iIICV Regent, mid to his Royal II:gloom the Duke of Gluier's. ter, Professor of Anatomy to the Royal Atail.my, Pro fessor of Surgei y and Anatomy to Slur Royal Colhgr of Surgeons of London, and Surgeon to the Nestminster Hospital. a Every stage of hyaline life, except the last, is milked out by certain defined limits; old age atone has no precise sad determinate houndary."—Cieerio on Old Age Noted fur Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, sod Dimes, London. AT th• FIFTEEN I'll AN NII EltsAßt the BRITISH and FOREIGN SCHOOL SOCIETY, held •t iretniasotte Hall, on Thursday, the 24,1 of July, His Koval Richness the DUKE of SUSiKX in the Chair ; The Report of the Committee was read by Mr. Foster, awl it was resolved n solicitously, 1 That the lir port whirl hos Wen read be received, adopted, and printed under the direction of the Committer. 2. That Hos Meeting most respectfully and grsiefally ac knowledges the high patronage afforded to the British System of Educating by the (semi: soil support received from our beloved Sovereign in I 805; the most liberal as sistance auuswilly Ranted by his Royal Highness the Vrisce Regent; sod parlics:arly the perseveritic sod petwesful aid which it uniformly received frunittie patronage sod con deseesiding support of their Royal Highnesses the Dukes of Kent and Sussex, who, lii ■ll the difficulties of the Society, have appeared its advocates with the most uoshakeu seal and cot:slant exertion. 3. That the most grateful thanks of this Meeting he pre ifilfrd to his Grace the Duke of Bedford, the President; and to the Right Hutionrable and others the Vice Presideuts, fur their continued patronage of this Society. 4. That the thanks of this Meeting be presented to the Ladies Committee., few the important services reollereel by them to this Institution; and that the following Ladies be appointed Vice-Patronesses of the Female Department : Her Grace the Dueloess of Redford, (tight Honourable the Conntess of Jeosey, Right Honourable the Conntess of Darnley, Right Honourable the Marchioness of Tavistock, Lady Eligilreth Whitbread, Lady Roostlly, Lady Mackiu toile, Mrs. Baring, Mrs H. Baring, sad Mrs. 11 Gurney. 5 That the thinks of this Meeting be presented to Vit. Ilan. Allen, Esq. Treasurer, the Rev. Dr. Schwabe, Foreign Secretary, and to the Committee, fur their t zee tionis dewing the prod year. That the following Geutleineu be the Com mittee fur the year rustling. The names were their agreed to. 8. This Meeting having heard with great delight of the philanthropic and liberal seal with which tinny isolividuals of different ranks of society in foreign enontries have pro. gaoled the universal Education of the Poor, are peculiarly gratified by the information of the sneers' attending the British System, which hies been employed for that great pur pose, under their patrosiage awl support. Resolved—That in testimony of 11w high respect and satisfaction which this Meeting entertains for ilnir exertions in this great cause, the loollowinr distiognislied Personate., and Gentlemen be appointed Honorary Members of this Society:—His Grace the Duke del Infintadu, his Highness the Grand Duke of Saxe Weinisr, Count Rumansiiff, Chan cellor of Russia; Mons. le Duc de Ia ItitflieralMatild, k Comic de la Laatcrie, Mons. L'Ahbe Guiltier, Mims. hr 1341. m de Ceramic+, ;Huns. Sr chevalier hoonarol, Mons. le Docteor de sloontigee, Nuns. James Mallet, alines. Freile. rick Coster, Moos. Francis Martin, Mons. P. E. Frossard, Baruu Stramlemues, Dr Hamel, MIMI.. Peslahmzz•, SWil2ee- Latid, Professor Pielet,of Genera, Dr. A. 11 Nuineyer, Chan eellor, of the Universit y of Hal k, and Gullisalutles of Nehru p near Gotha, Germany, Aloha Fellenherg Hoffeityl. Auel that the Co 'tire be empowered to add such Names as may appear to them to have partlealar•ly distinguished themselves in the Cause of Universal Edlicalion. 7. That this Meeting most sincerely acknowledges the Cu operation and asaktsioce it bas received from the active exertions of the various Auxiliary Societies, by whose means the Cause of Universal Education is greatly extended. Y. That the most siatere thanks or thi s Mi cel i" b e n ,. spetifolly presented to his Royal Highness the Duke of :Roues. fur the able and roodeseeniliii:lll3llllrf in which his Royal Highness has been pleased to preside at this Meeting J. AND J. SIVEWRIGHT HAVETHREE powerful 3SIOTIVES for ...hellion:S.6lk attention to the present Scheme. lii. BerlitVW cJatains Two Nall' of the great of Thirty Thougand Punta& each, with only knob To Leta. 2J. B.ntst.e N..,. 24.200 and 15,76 e, the first and hut Pr 4.. a or 30,0001 ewer drawn, were Shared and Sold at the $r (Hfices 3J. Berms.e they think they einnot evince their gratitude for Imat Planers bethr than by recommending those who honour them with their command., to adventure in the pregcul I.ottrry TIE SCHRAM CONTAINS 2 2 2 ..... ...•. ...... 1,0641 Suter, :giis 3 11 .1 n atidolow isl all the Prises paid by Guverunteot, lot :I.istod may ree,ier COLD for the Two five.. of 1,1100 iovereigne. with Purl. ( taw. or ain.rotlnt to Four Pip., of Port or Madeira. or Four ihAr*A. of Claret, fur earls of the P. ire. of Ode Thoo.aull liotrrigno, au is proportion for Shorn'. The Wine to he ebehen be the Millers themselves. nuciNs 4th AuGusT. L IS and Shame ...$w no. Me,. al Ihp .11.1-rstablifitC4l OffiCrlP of J am' I SIVI:WIHG11 1. , N 4 It. 11 " 110 1 1 11 ; I N. , 141. 'mime) sTREICT; 37. Comm ; 30. H • ;r S.luired du tom Lottery IOUR CAI'l I Al. PRIZES; Ahu the WIIVIT 1300109 ever d r awn, Lut 3°,090 cur draws. T a very numerous% MEETING or ‘IEI4- 11. cnAturru, BANKERS. TRADERS, and OTHERS, eouiresird in promoter of a Public Repositunt, at the City of Loudon Tam's, the let day of July, WM. MANNING. Esq. M.P. it the Chair; was moved hr John Whitmore, Esq. and seconded by George Hibbert, Esq. and carried unanimously, Tbat this Meeting, anxious to record the hizh sense en. tertained of the loom and faithful services of Sir W. CUR TIS, Bart. and Alderman, during six successive Parlia ments, in the support of the commercial interests of the City of London and of the Unitel Kingdom, and its feeling of regret at the Honourable Baronet not having been re turned as one of the tt: presentative' of the City of Loudon in Parliament, at the late Election, is of opinion, that an ADDRESS, expressive of those sentiments, and the sin cere attachment and respect felt fur the H cable Baro net, be presented to him from this Meeting : •' We, the undersigned Merchants, 'huskers, Ship-owners, Traders, and others, of the City of Loudon, having espr rieeced during six successive Parliaments, and fur a period of 28 years, your conduct as oue of the Representatives in Parliament for the City of London, and haw Mg seen wish regret that you are not one of those returned for this City at the late Ekttion, have determined to out, you our elm turfing testimony in approval of that important portion of your public duty which has related to the commercial in terests of your Con►tituents, intimately eurresected, as they invariably are, with taw• general interests of the country. 4 . We have ever found you easy of access, attentive to commuurcations from all quarters, punctual in yore.. attend ance in the House of Commons, and zealously supportiug there every measure calcelated to promote the commercial prosperity of this great City, or that of the Empire at large. " As among us there may he a diversity of opinion upon some questiuus of general policy, we confine our consider a term on the prese•ut 011 . 2610/11 to what must immediately touches oar common interests, and canoes within the range of our personal experience. It is satisfactory W us, and we trust that it will be 11 suture of pieasinz reflection to you, that in relation to sum jots of such pi ;wary importance as those which affect the great ciwunrri•m.J cement Amity, we are everted to Word to your Irt11:11UCi issue eel tribute of ap probation. mill to address )(111 with one unanimous scull ascot of gratitude. " That you may eiip•y many years of happiness and prosperity, the honourable rewards of a laborious and useful life, is the sincere wish of (here folluwthe Signatures.; " To Sir W. Curtis, Bart." R. solved. That the Aildioms now read be adopted, idzned by those tin-scot, and do lie for Siy,naisirra al tlic City u 1 Louiloo woe! She 15th day of duly Resolved, Thai a Deputation, consisting' of the following fitaitletnru Now pr.setii, 'is R. Dann C. Davirion 17. Down Julia Ilan T Hslitsx C Harms's 11. 11ii wan ()mu1..4 Harris (I.lhblwrt J. Lurks Lung O. Ls D. it I.lreJ rinnitts. r M. M Roliert Ts)lur W. Ward John Whitmore Sir C. Flaw', Bart. Sir R. Carr Glyn, Bert. Sir S C. Flintier, Bad. Sir 'l . l as :Starr. Hurt. Slit 111 Prestion, h q . t. Ku R.ll.rrt 13 izr.im. Wait. Sir W Lrlßhlun, kut. Alderman Wider.. W. M. iiiii ing,M Chaitotau Mt Ihsh, M P Bitlnel Williams. M P. ViOrr, 31.1'. T. IlainlaridAr Critrgr nlarkinas It. Bruhn H. Iliirmearr ('harl.a Camlhe:l Jain.. Campbell And Chaouiais Felix Clay do Will Ilp'llll the It R irgotitt n;th the .2;3 A• - drying. at aui'h Ilene anti iu.tiner :14 may appear tu 'Mtn most PUttlibit: to Oar orrametme. Kr.aba.ri, Thai the ititrisill :re MP Chlit man. he iii r.lrd in the ta.mil Nimsiltig and Err 1111 l g Awl Trading County rap, (1;no.11) WII ST iNSING. Fe Naked, Tliat the T1.31.k. of 11)P ilecting I• 0 f•ven hp ilte ellimurrii, Li 11: coutlu‘t 11: ChAir. 4A lUTION. txtrti.ive ileitranal for the 1% 1- lowing solicits havin ..ee %coned itninemets intit3t.mta, the Putihr are reopecifully informed Chit the gellll,ll, has the atguatturr and :blaress of the P..burietur uu the label : ATKINSON'S FLUID fur the frowth of the lime. feitsreded on A frinenvery or the itesera w ugh ..ccaaiott bal.l.irms. It preveiti* 11w hair fall ing off or turning trrey, and where hAhluess ham alr••ady t.tkeu pl-iee, either from illness, peropirati .... , change of demote, or hereditary eauxes, it %ill resiore it to its orifiosl strength and thirksiebs; respectable referents's Iu this Col are itir.a in a pamphlet enclosed round e ark Iretile. It aim) frees the kris from scurf*, makes it soft nid x1..5t..7 as silk , en.l kr. r it oi curl donne eat-wise ist thiscitig or w elkilif, or in d inip tseatlier. Pa ire 3a. &I a hat ATKINSON'S VEGETABLE DYE changes grey 111. red hair on ese be"! ur in a brun or Mark, warranted prrfeetiv inouread, and 111 give wait colour. hire 5... 10, Ihl. , ate! If 1, ATli 1 N SON'S A 1111114 1 Si I. SO 11', Inepoed by a ne w ' wares., a loch fee. s 61 from AI issitaltng /3.31.13.1. 41 ClO.ll. 133111,1P1N, Mid h 314111111 frm the akt.,, iurv, uI. tia chapping, and make* Its ,•uft, abler 311.1 1.1/1.11. Prue 1. Ole inin.,re, and We:14101 with Nap Ira Soap fur abavolg. Prat.. dd., 1., and la. 5.1. earls. Sul Iby I ..11.•4 -ilk 11.04. (timer, Nu 44 G‘rrard-crert, ?tam %TINY. I .011.611 ; and by mitt 114 ii: droacra •thi cuu y. Yesterday bring the last day of the poll hut two, great titans were naturally Mille am behalf of the three tut.st aurerawful Canthilistes. Srletllll new pla cards appear-. 1, principally Out the tool of Sir M. Maxwell and Sir F. Burdett, sour ll itt the Electors of the hernia-is of its conclavoon; and exhorting them ill earnest and vehement term* to beware of delay mid prociasaiul,oll--40 act as well 40 to with, mid Mollie up at ranee to the listoisigv. W e perceived a paltry and pitiful ',dare's on behalf of Sir Murray iVtaxwell, awed "Au lade. peados* El.ctur," and :J.lcin :T , 1.1 not flue West tin. lite Language, hail Sir Freliciv liiirilett ever fillet! the bellies of the hnu., ray out it hi , a! inincely reve nue? In reply to talk we r•uppl.r ilie Coattinittee of the latier Centleiriati hail a i ilaciaiit lantelipliej• totaling, that "'lir Francis l'antileit 11101 urulr. dour- boil. of 1,5004 to the We%tit.tll,l, r !Airman?, 1,000!. lu tit.. Alioffilesex Infirmary, and I,ooa, ta the Laiicitsteriaii lia.litutiiiii. On former (Ilya we have had cr•easion to observe, that duiliag the Itior.,ing Sir %I. Nl:txwell lir% had la temporary Siliirrin•ity, lii• viapiooterli realer vireitatli at thi.t Rut of the day, wilt the view, perliaap., of evcapiiii; the oniairtinies tun Istreualy and warm vxnieviavii pimulAr lerhug ou the side they lord chosen, however, no such &mute pieventell itself. Tlirtioaltuat the whole day the two popular Caladhlatev tells *hove the and very chow Its 'lull sillier. A t twelve o'clock the following was the state of the poll: Taal. Sir S Roe&Sy. Sir F. Bunko 174 ....... 4,472 Sir M. Malted! 165 • 4,223 The superiority of the two iiitleiwsi,kiit Condi ' dares put the crow's, in very good h iiiii nor, which (with very few exceptions) did liot forsake thaw till ihry left the hustings.' In the rourie of the day Mr. J. 3nlitottotie, better kno.iii -by the mink of Irish Johnstone, clime up to vote; the populace recognising hull, , cried nut " Burdett !" Mr. Johnstone, turning; to Owns, cried " Och ! I'm ilie Loy that ve4ll Jo it ;" he wits un-. swered, Night, do that, rod we'll gkeg you is good benefit." VVe uoderstand Mr. Joliosione vutol for Sir F. Burdett owl Sir S. Hominy," A few minutty idler lour o'clnek, when,the poll books were closed for libe iloy, toe heroine; we have before celr bolted, mode her slipt•ar.orice (111 one of the struitts neatly opposite :11r. its , ' with great eartiestoess of title.. and violeneeof: vesture mini tisseisier, al.pesred Ow we were ton Mount to hear) to emotion Ike people against the principles sod conduct of Mr. Hoot. If we might judge of her oratorical power. Irolll lltrappluusit wLich mark ed the progress mai conclusion of her uppeul, they arc truly eiceromosi. In the iiiteival tout followed till the einioliers were ttttttt iced, the populace *inured iliembrives prin cipally with cracking jokes no Sir M. ,Maxwell dial his hien& ;—" Sir M ixwell very well in health, but very bail in the poll"—" The Foil this evening will throw him into the yellow jaundice"— " Let him go not to and bring home another baboon to amuse the P—t- --t"--.' No, its d—sh lucky fur the poor pimple lie e.ittie here, lie got half their poor rates loot 1"" Elli s , it s a hope. less come, you muy withdraw." About twenty minutes port four, the poll-bosid was exhibited, sod war greeted With three cheers sod long acclamations —Sir le. Borden hAving in the courre of the day polled 84 Sir .Murray Maxwell, and Sir Samuel !tumidly 67. The numbers well- sir folkw : Daring Ike day TOO. Sir Mound ltomilly Sir F. Rurdrtt Sir %I. H. Hum, Epq 0 When ihe ',outdate vermeil mati.tied in giving utterance to their &thugs of irimituh. there was general cry along the hawing% for Mr. Elf% Urcome forward lies., and shout. so the crnwil of 4` Ellis ! Ellis !" hut that Grudeniao declined to du so hum motives of delicacy. conceit i eg, us lie ilecl.ired, the right of precedence to belong to Mr. Ifuht, as the only Candidate present. Mr. H u NT, mean tune, had stepped fared: t) no the railing, and after herring for nottor time the almost anivertal shout of t. Off, off, 'lout ! motel! keep 41 too loot," commeoceti his addrevs; and ill Justice to him, we are honed to tory, carried it. on at least .in better humour than nit any preceding occasion. He sari two or thore person* making a notiow, he hoped they had ;ill got their chewers—he 11311. laugh.)—lie usollerstuutl that Sir F. Bartlett had • that dry p oiled 130 votes above Sir M. Nloixweil. —(.. Au, no, Hunt ; lee lots Not.")—Well„ theirloit the sugge.tion of a (iesitlencioi Iv...lliad) he had !polled ..„lily-lour. Hilt S.r S oinnt.l Itotuill,, that f r iatou r Whig, was 001 vi the livid of Ute sit•ll. 'I hey had lava repeatedly bold, that utalistig was dune till the idool of the people, Sir Borden, was placed at the herd of the poll. If dirt *ere trite, nothing kid yet been (lane, and they load the who'_ work to hallo.—.((iroatts.)—Woiv it to tie, off war it hat ?—(hisses.) --lie toad very liitle to. say to thew, Aid he hoped they would hear it ail.-- (" I skull cut," jr.ort d mtiu under lion,•" I shod Ku atc.so.”)-- fury weer told that great efforts weir to he be tor all the Caioiliolaies—(4 litNgh) —l4) 41.1% 64e114 hard lorrn 111!lite tin 11011411 " ot th mu ell. It au. a Contest as cone 1 . let. ly suck and neck ono could he, and b. t .re S am sky night it sii._:ll be n , I3C and Nose. !le via% tohl there were fosi ta E!ecluit eamr up yet. If thid were the fret, they might place aiiy of tile C.otottola ter at the he:ui ut . the Arcepi you." from behind )—Ves, except him. (el loud lough) —Sall.ns Mull tiont..rridt Ir.d ma% two liouest in els V. 101141 harm, but she City of Wevionisosier 1,441 tarnished tin less th.ta eighty-tone—t(ttcal laughter.) -Ye', uud he fdt es touch pride avid pleasure in the unsolicited support of these our El•ctur*, as the irtirlier4 t amlidate off the poll dad to his lenient. iituntrrra.—(.. Bravo, bravo r") lie hail sot asked J r *bogie 11.411 . 11 vote. It would lie very Curious thing, if any of those 11/110 gave plmtpers to him Weight cri o $ e io .towards the red, and by toting again turn the fate of the other Cato. didates. Hr NAV asked every• day; why lie "tack Sir NI. Maxwell ? Hr !sad not anis ked bo n , nod lie should not litack• him or Guy body else, but lie should speak the troth of all the Candidates.. He had heard yesterday front a friend of Sir F. Burled (Mr. IVelkef), that t h e voice of liberty coming across the sea from Sir F. Burdett was a ',menage Omit ought to he etteuiled to—acid 'he at the seine time proolounced A panegyric on Cobbett's IleKister. He elm was a friend of Mr. Cobbett—(" That does not do yua murk good.'') Perhaps it did not do him such good ; but lie *Weed to know what subject the Gendeman had iu pirating Cobbrtr's llegirrer ; lie should tell them. it was ILO 'Mike the people believe that the Ceisilidate otiose eituse lie supported was a ideal' to Mr. Cubbett. Pot on that head he had something more fur their tor. Two mouths ego, Mr. Cobs •biett had o ff ered himself a* a Candidate for CO. vestry. Shortly afier, there was u meeting in town of out-voters for that place, where a Mr. !layout proposed to write to Air F. Burdett, Major Cartwright, and Mr. Walker, to atitiseri4e for Mr. Cobbett's election. He did write to Sir F. Burdett, unit he held in his hand the Baronet's am. seer. Should he rend it or not ?—(" t ff rir," and Vlach cnniniion and clamonr.)—What ! were Sir Fraucts Burilett's friefid• erten! of hearing his own letter reed ?—(" irs it 4 copy, or origin 4 ?") ft is a C0 pr.......("h Bow do yaw know it is a Copy?" front (smother voice.) —lie would swear it was a• true copy ; he had copied it himself .frosti the original. iti his own possession. lie could produce the original to-morrow. Would they wait for it, or have t h e copy now ?—(" Read; read.") — Date, " St. James's-place, 13th Jtlur, 1818," di rected to Mr. W. Bryant. Suppose we have three cheers, Gentlemen. before we go on—lluzzal httzss! huzzi! "'I am sorry the gout ha* pre. vented me flikm attending the meeting. I am now better, and able to write myself; but l min also sorry No solar; Jos as honest man. I cannot support Mr. C bear —bCries of *6 Braes, loratr!")— Tiw rape Gentleman wrote to Major Cartwright. bat he did not send any answer. Afterward., a meeting was called at the City of Loudon Tavern, to which, he understood, Sir F. Burdett sent thirty • guineas. Major Cartwright was in tut Chair. and, he bellowed, Mr. Walker attended; and et that meeting another Candidate was proposed. Sir Sumnel fiontilly was at the heed of the (" Vow told its so before.")—Hr l i d in his liatid book. Iled the Red Book, Mid froth it he should rind hem a few of the sinecure places isi tits Court* Chancery. Earl Bathurst, and the How. Apsley Bathurst, had 1,6u0/. a year for doing no thing; the Clerk of the Pipe, Lord Wan. lieu. Hoick. had 9501. a year; Lord Thorlow, 5,900/. year.-(Grouris and hisses, " (tff of %%rhea they were tired of Min he would go ; but he should like to read to them a-little inure. Some Ladies too had their tattles in that bogy. The infighters of Lord Northington hail ?,7001. a year froth tlw He would ask them vihethet Sit S. Itomili y had ever moved for the abolition of one of these places? would lie ever do so ?—(•' No.")—Would lie ever move that the thirty-two millions lying useless in his own Court, should he applied to the use of the public ? Yet lie stands at the head of the poll, eyed above England's hope and Westminster's prtile.--• ( Shia laughter.)—lle need not speak of Sir M. Maxwell ; they knew what he came here for, and if he was returned, what he would do.—(" Hint, how muck do you get a-cloy ?")—Should he read one or two instances more out of other Court. ?—(1-lere Mr. Haat was assailed by a general volley of cries of "Ur efi r " its which he himself at length goad= heinouredly joined, at the Sometime eiteuding and violently shaking the Red Book.—" Make haste, Hunt," said a voice below Prey, don't be in a hurry.")—To the offspring of Lady Augusta Murray, wile to the Duke of Sussex, the people had the pleasure of paying 4,0001. a-yeur. During the election he had heard Gentlemen say to I - .elf— , . Where's your wife ?" She was not in that hook ; she never was, and never would be quarterett on the public; if she ever was, then it Would he high time for their observations.—(Eiraeo ! bravo!) Would Sir Samuel Rotnilty ever say a woid about -these 'things, dr Sir F. Burdett, or Sir M. Max well ? No, they were all alike in that respect. Had Sir F. Burdett said a single word last Session oh the giants to the Royal Dukes ?-4Mr. Hunt ass here ifrevented Coln proceeding by unconquerable opposition. and at length retired, giving three times three elieers,] Mr. ELLIS then come forward, and was leCeived in the with comparative atte u t ioto A Getitletnan t e tte 4owd had suggetted the very words; he should (Irk use. Sir M. Maxwell's health war stitch better ; and with react to the state of the Coll, it by no means diminished his hopes o f ultimate nieces% He had even experienced o per. smial gratification to-day in observing the ell-eta produced by the pull on the conduct of the Gen tlemen before hits. Good humour and jAeasaiitry had prevailed through, and winked the day. That contest Nos a most serCre one, aid he hoped it would be' concluded amicably. He Unmet' that whoever *is returnee!, would ilo his duty:, that they should not ha t' s reur.in to retielit of tier frentstive; but tie proud of their choice. lie Should not: irosible them with a few t' eras respect tug Ilia gallant friend, and the motive- that lied in duced him to present himself as u Candidate. jusociptil re.sott was. keying been tooted to co by 'a smuttier rrsirreNotohe and itidepeodent tor*. lie was alins it might 4e a stiaiig t;iiii to him, !hat lie' hail over-rated his is ,o doing; 'Mt fie would irk, where was th e of pitch pontifitl intrsrity , a , i fis retro. sue limier proposed to ltitn, mtrely from d.thd, rstand lie tiii;is ' I . ucli un.•