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, t 'AW,,,Azd --il • - teei-71-147t.t.„4:_ , ..• • :f 4 , - "1 1 . 4 fr -- :-.:- .. .. ,, : 4 74 *. V i c , _... A F s . . • •• f! ' le ° " r : u o ° :ty lift, i •••1 • t .• • ,Ilt.sttrit t„s "Tin°lP2/ .• NO it rto a r 4 1 .4 44 . , • LONDON, THURS,DA . 1 NAltell 9, 1820 Piticv7d. lk 0 . , • NUMBER 5384. FAST INbIA HOVIR, Mantle 0, ISRO. THE COURT of I)IIIP.CTORS of the UNITED COMPANY of MERCHANTS of ENG LAND, trading to Ma EAST MOWS, do herthy giro irotico, Thal a COHMITTEr. of BUYING and %TARP-HOUSES will be ready to receive Prolaminla is w r g. sealed esp. 1.11 Or before li . EDNESDA Y. the 2911 s lustros, Irina-oath Pee wits as in:iy he. willing in anpply the Company with EN Eli Al. "EURA;TION. TO THE WORTHY AND INDEPENDENT LIVERY OF LONDON. GINTLIEMEN. W 1 . 1 .11 D.•ulTreteel gr •tttplle se the clone of the Poll this Day, I again nallamm yen. The violence of personal and party efforts lons indeed collect.d this day so massy Vote's, atineloo4 to ludo/Wool Candi. dates, as In despiser me from the iterated 'it'd:►n..n Its shirk yesterday. and nu the former Elsetina, by your liberal pa. 'remise, I wadi ntisml; but has not been able to occasion any doubt of my eventual success, Too sane► meucty no the part of my Friends may also he divadvantnpoos to our cause; *ll4l for a rontionoal and active Canvas, sad early Votes, I therefore earneeilv entreat. Dependant on the gc. street mull op' ' which you have often ganef-aged, lead which, by my individual, Aloseinterial, and I'a►liamrstary conduct, I have endeavoured to deserve, I know Stull un your persevering moil Milli... Merit support I shall uot OD-chiefly rely; and 1 will hereafter het ser repress my shanks, by unabated ar.at in the maintenance .4 !roar Aleuts —in the promswimi of the Trading and Commercial Inter eats of this germ Metropolis—end is the defence sat horse Cua►lltselkessl Lib's ties or **la Hut sell-bring of our Cumatry usual *peas& •nil I have the bonnier to be, dotal, men, Your obliged, Devoted, uheihroi Servant. MATTHEW WOOD. WeJnesJay Evening, March 9. 1120. STATIC OP 'HIE IletisSD DAY'S POLL. Wood Wilson Curtis .. The Comatittre fur conducting the Election of Mr. Abler. moo ‘vond will continue to sit deity at the Pours Head 121141411 4 , Cateation.stsaet, daring the Election, and earnestly invite any cuunnuetcatiuss that eau prelims( his esteem. BRITISH GALLERY, PALL MALL. pills; GALLERY for the EX, VON mnd SALE of the WORKS of MODERN ARTISTS, is' OPEN DAILY, from Ten its the Marmon/ till Five. (By Order) JittlN YOUNG, Keeper. Admisrion Is.—C.stalogme Is. end command ohedience end tameet. If la t *soy period of the late reign there heel tire., any one thing more spirit(' d then another, it ea. the succe.sinsi of Governors iu Inditt, who were dis tinguished by their mildness. their j. • 1.94 r firinners.—(Hear, hear.)—The lost Mays of the la' e King had unfortunately bees. clouded ; lied it pleased Provider ce they sheild hese been et her wi-e, whet gratification would 1101 the Immrided Monarch have found in seeing that ender the anti. pie r s of his beneficent reign, thee mild spirit of law had diffused hrpuities si s end seenty Film EIGHT OF THE NEW DRAMA. THEArRE.ROYA L, DRURY-LAN . Frillti EVENING. THURSDAY , March 9 . PI his MAjestv's Servings will perform, sth time. a Dr. Drama, in five acts. (Ord TIIE lIEIIIIEW. [Fova.le.l on a principal locidrut in the last new Novel of Ismilsoe.] The principal Characters by blesses. Kees, Foote, Pope, P,srelt, Hamblin, Pesky, T. Cooke, °sherry, Thompson, Harley, Mrs. W. West, and Miss Carew. In Act V. a Jubilate Deo, by Mrs. Bland, Miss Povey,Stc. The Prologue to be spoken by Mr. D J, the Epilogue by Mrs. Urger. To which will be added the Farce of WHO'S WHO? RAISE OF ENGLAND. MARCH 4, Inn. THE COU RT of DIRECTORS of the GOVERNOR and COMPANY of the BANK of ENGLAND Tire tintire. Thai a GENERAL COURT will he held at the Bank, on THURSDAY. the Pith instant. at Eleven o'Clork in the Forenoon. to consider of • DIVIDEND; when there will lie soltrivitted to the consideration of the Proprietors the expediency of presenting an A DDREtS of CON DOLENCE on the DEATH of the LATE KING. and of CONGRA TULATION on his MAJESTY'S ACCESSION to the THRONE; and also that another GENERAL COURT sill he held at the Book, on TUESDAY, the 11th April next, from Ten u*Clorli in the Forenoon. till Four iu the Aft. rein's.. for the ELECTION of a GOVERNOR and DEI'UTY GOVERNOR fur the Year ensuing (which will be derlsrell that Evening); and the same Coast will be eilatinite4 by Adjournment, and held at the 1111111, place, and during the same Moos, on WEDNESDAY. stir 12th April next, for the ELECTION of TIVESIVT•PHOR DI RECTORS (which a ill also be nut of the Qiiisiloyfy-Genee rat ('oars appointed by the Charter), and the Election of the Twenty nor Directois will be declared as soon as the Scssitiny is Dyer. --" BRITISH IRON ; And that the Conditions of the (7oltilftel nosy he seen no applteation to the Vieth to the cod Committee, with whom the Pr01k0 1 .4116 mu-t he !eft before Lb % . 0.11 of the (lurk out 11w *A4119111 Instant, after Atoll Hour the Conantitste will nut receive soy Tinder. JOSEPH DART, Secretary. over *lie immense population of the Initials .mire. —( Hear, hear.)—lf the past reign we. then cal culair.l to give them so much aa•lslacttuu, he trusted they would he equally 'ready to augur the same good from that non which they hail just ca tered. —Vicar, hear )—The minim, lie knew. hod to complain prtearto n •, There were, it Was trite, some &Scotties to he nverr•omr ?is parts of the country. They knew Ih•t the civimao treilor did perbslly rei•t, but they sl•o knew 'nay curia look up with cooticlence to the thrum., tiled a• it we, by a 'may who twileht be desiginurd us joaiNgle IC townie p►opasiri eirane.—(l7 - eur, err )—Tharw was one remarkable circumstaisce to which he could Old Headstrong, Mr. Cattle; Clarke Headstrong, Mr. Barnard; Pemba', Mr. Haley; Sam Da bbs, Mr. Mundell. Mrs. Melling, Mrs. Grier; Mary, Mrs. J. Hughes. The DOW', will be opened at Half-past Si: tieback; use Performance will commence precisely at Seven. GENERAL ELECTION. 1 R. MATIIE'VS NOT AT 110MF. offer IV IL TIIIS EVENING (Tlssm+ll%). •ull min DAY NEXT, the 1111, of !Wirral, uniil EASTER MONDAY. Boxes 7s ; Second Price 3s:t3d —Pit 3s. 63 ; Second Price 21.-I.ower Gallery es.; Second Price is Gal lery Is ; Second Price The Box (Mee will be opest Row Offer NN fiweelehmit —Pisces to he taken of Mr. Rodwell, Box Book-keeper. The Hebrew will be repeated evert evening till further notice; tub tiitur d ay, with Liter Laughs at Locksmiths. Jack and the Bean Stalk will be performed every Montlay till fin tier notice. Mr Brigham, Mr. Nett-don, and Madame Vestris, will re appear immediately after Easter. - - Th. Nobility. Gent , (I. le, and foottore Members of Par liioneni, and Free a:141 lu,l.prn•lrut our. of Mkl4k•rx, Weatnnuater, L 011414111, aNII B 4 elo ut Southern. kj. anti the Pehlke wt barapy are Meat vespreafietle iwfortsirot that (in ten ',woe, of the general straggle for riaCt'll and Seals rl.r whrr•) Itlr. Mathew/ea Parlors al tior Theater Royal, Eno/halo Opera Ilutoae. Straool, sea hr soo•to nolcol unit! Ilse Return/ of 310-others to Pao bawl's, and the Return of their ['Ansi , lira In Taws. Printed Lists of the Proprietors having rotes will he ready to be &livered at the Busk 4.n Thnrs.lay the 23.1 ROBERT BEST, Seeretnry. not help •liedwg„ in louching owns the , ft.irmoi.. ti.• which followeil the I•inesited (kiwi.e of the I,te N.ll—Tlx nutorrnu• Candidates fur Plates (it Mr. Al's Putertalutrirntel m. , • br 11<stlrf41 that their Scats will be se cured sin the first Ereuings of Mr. Mathews's Next Call of the Flurry. N. B.— By an Art passed in the seventh year of the 'Tits of his tale Majesty, no person will be milled to vote at the nod Election who shall not have bred Six Calendar Months possessed, in his own right, of the Stork for which lie shall them give his vote, unless the viol Stuck shall hive Imes Sc. geared, or shall have come by bequest, or by marriage, or by initcrosine to ass Intestate's Estate, or by the custom of the City of Landon, ur by any Deed of Settlement after the death of say person who shall have been ("stilled fur life to be Dividends of such Stock. 771 EA TB E-110 YA L, COI F. NT-17 .4 BD 1? V. T"'' EVENING, THURSDAY, Mitch 9, ell: be acted, /lh lime, e new Musical Drama, called IVANII4IE: Or, THE KNIGHT TEMPLAR. Ivanhoe, Mr. C. Kemble ; Sir Rrginald Front *le Bumf (Knight T. !miler), Mr. M . .1y; Sir Brian de Bois God- Seri, Mr Connor; Sir Maurice de limey, Mr. Damsel; Sir Emcee Reeitnienoir, Mr. Chayman; Cedric of Rotherwood, Mr. Egerton ; Wambe, Mr. Liston; Friar Tuck, Mr. Emery; Lisle (thrives of York), Mr. W. Ferrets. Rowena (a Saxon Princess). Miss Stephens ; Elgillos Mrs Liston; Dinka, Mrs. Enicit ; Rebecca (the Jew's Daughter), Miss Foote. With an laterlode called THE MANAGER IN ' DISTRESS. Manager, Mr. Chapman; Bustleton, Mr. Illsiorharrl ; Irish man in the l'st, Mr. Connor; Lady in the Boxes, Mrs. Ma irenpurt ; Ccutlrman CM the Stage and i• the Boxes (.ith •e. and emious Imitations), Mr. Yates. After iihieh, 10th time, a ass/ Farm, called TOO LATE FOR DINNER. The priories! Characters by Messrs. 3011,11, Lisbon, Coo smr, 81.mckatil, Emery, Mrs. Davetipert, Miss Foote, Mims Beimmont,nitil Mts. Gibbs. - - The Punts will be opened at Ilaltpast Six oCloek, and tie Play begin of Seven. _ _ _ Roue ; Second Price 3s. 6.l.—Pit 3.. 6d.; Second Prier ?a. —Lower Gallery 45.; Second Price 19.—Upper Gallery 1.. ; Second Price 6.1. A Private Pox nay he had for the orison, or nightly, of 11r. Brandon, at the Box office. The 31linsger in Distress, and Too Late for Dinner, will be rove,* d evening. On Sisloritay,kbakspeare's Comedy of Errors. COVENT-GARDEN THEATRICAL FUND. THE Nubility and Gentry are moo Testi/q.t. fully informed, that the HETI! PUBLIC ANNI VERSARY of this INSTITUTION will he h.ld at t►e Friemasuus Tavern, on IVEDNESDAY, r-2.1 imtant. Prrnon—Tlte KING'S Mimi Excellent ‘I,VIEsTy. PRestnr.NT—His Royal Highness the DUKE of YORK, lio bad graciously signified his iutration of apiu liking the Chair. VICE-Plt WIDE/ITS—His Royal Highness the Duke of Sos•se ; his Grace She Doke of Rutland; alierrpoisses of laturilono, *lunar, mid Worcester; Est.'s of F.ssex, Coven try, Ashbeareilsam, Darlingo ~,,, De-la-Warr, Morley, Ahroolren, nod Gleugall; Viscounts Torrington, Dudles•aml.%Yarel, and l'etershant; Sirs Francis Burdett, Godfrey Minder, Lunde y Skeffingtoo, Gem ge Cockburn, noel Wm. Coogreve, Bares. ; the Solicitor-General ; Gen. Gwynn; Colonel Berkeley ; Major Turrens ; Samuel James Arnold, John Calrraft, Alex. ander Copland, Rickard H. Cox, Francis Fowling, John Vidler, Wm. Fremantle, Henry Harris, Thomas !Imager, John Leverton, , George Longman, John resin, John Rams but tom, juu. Rowland Stephenson, George IYateon Taylor, sod Rohe rt Walpole, Elms. Gnu KRAL COMMITTER—Messrs. A Moot., Ba liamy, Rlsnch std. Rrusilliurat, Chapman, Claremono, Comer, Connor, Doirooset, Egertuo, Emery, Farley, W. Farren, Fawcett, GP WIC% C. Kemble, Liston, Slacreotily, 3lsihevos, Pope, J. Remelt, Taylor, Terry, Yates, and Young; who attend' daily at the Pond Office, 27, Bow-street, front twelve till four, fur the slelivery of Tickets, One Guinea earls. Thi• Fiona was first inmitnted the 4111 of December, 3765. moil confirmed by Act of Parliament, for the purpose iI implo ~, i o aged and infirm Actors loud Acursiors, and cellulose their Widows and Children. TRUIPTM—Thomas Wir. is, John Fawcett, mud COlille Troth r , E. 11 1 .11. TRVAMATR—Mr. Fawcett. SEI*N.ETARY—Mr. Erertuo. _ _ . The Hall Doors will be opened at Five o'Clnck, asol the Diener us Table at Six, immediately cos the klffiVai of their Heyal Nightwears. MILLARD'S IMPERIAL SHIRTING CLOTII. (By his Majesly'a Royal Letters Pastel ) FA 1111.11 going abroad, or woe ttttt g from the East sad West Indies. the Nobility, Mei-charted, moil the Piddle, are respectfully infOraseil, the above Cloth is ...lA, stamped exclusively by the Pat. nice, at his Foreigis and British Family Line's Warehouse, No. 06, Cheapish., and 1511 whrre else whatever, Wholesale for Expsolation, and los the Piece; the Pieces contain f SO le fit yards fur Shirting, and is found desirable to wear its the East and West ladies, where • warmer article than Limn is required, s. well as is the cold climates, and for it. erominty. The Pieces for Sheeting coulain from Iwo In pair each. Orders executed will. the greatest fidelity. Every deserip. hien of Fondly Linens, India and British Long Cl o tho, White Chios, and Aj• oven. India soil Itritisla Slualins, be. it be mord Superb India mid Curious British hisawls, pscaliae In the House. EN FINE CO Eitel:. 11111EACON and CO. of the COFFEE NIA ITT. 11 N 0.2, Alt 1111111Mstreet, Snow-hill, London (established by the iVest Indi• Merchants and Planters, 1011), beg re spectfully to inform the Nobility, Gentry, and Public in ge merit, they are selling the very finest Mitch Coffee, roasted, at 30.3 d. per lb.; 1)u. Plantation D... 34. do —Deacon awl Co. beg to wwiere the Public On y may at all llama con fidently depend upon their Articles being of Genuine Qs.. lily, and the floret Flavour that rim he procured. Famili.a supplied with Refined mud Raw ItiUGAR2 of the best gnat 'dirs.—N.B. Fine Turkey Coffee. Dealers and IlutelAsupers supplied on liberal tern's. . _ Draean and CO. have appointed realm-stable prism. sa Awards kir Use Rile o f tbeir Coffees iio num of she hissoripal Tura+ in Ike Etas.llion. and who are albs arlliai al flee jar" Nit* s. at Owls F.slahliabistrat iii l d badom. wiz. Finset Dail+ Coffee. mailed 3. 3.1 . p..r lb. Du Dv. Plantation 1)o .. Ss. 40.1. ROV4I. COBURG TIIIRATRE. in CMl,ll , lfllfellr the evi.sordtaary sin prise with which the were Tuesday Fe. • ! lad ai thu Thcatre, at the wonderful sagacity tirineed by the per. formaare of the celebrated ilug Bruin. in the Ms lu•drasne of The Dag of Montargic, the Pulilac are mutt respectfully informed that it will he rerated this Fecal's! sail Ratur. "'lay meat. The Proprietors lie! to assure the Public, that the apparent violence with which he singles out and swirls the Murderers, has beets effecttd by being taught to act the part, as he is perfectly coed tempered. - . ►i"NIS I•.VENING. THURSDAY, Morel) 9, •nd SATURDAY, Muth 11, will he 'vertu' med BEAU FY AND THE BEAsr. Mier 1.i.46, LOWE IN A VINTAGE Thr wh•de U. c.wirlistie with Tlt E DOG OF 31t►\ rmmis. ORATOR log. ROYAL (74/BURG THEATRE. iIE Nobility and ntty are moot reopecl. T rally informed, that Ihr Second GRAND ORATORIO will take place TO.MORROW EVENING, FRIDAY, Match 10, and retry Friday iloritir lent. trhea will be performed, a GRAND SELECTION of SACRED MUSIC from TUE (711EATION, AND ‘IESSIAII._ In Two Acts, and One Grand M !SCE 1.1. A N ECUS ACT, embracing n plcasintr varicly of I ialinn and Eisglirb Cum. positions, ahirh will he ►ung by the following releltraSeil Vocal Performers:—Signora Coo ri, Miss G•orte. Miss Uwe, Miss R. Curti, a Y.iNaile Lsoly (b.•r second spite Riguer Anstwuriti, Mr. Ilignina, Mate► Hyde, Bed M►. Mariano. The NEW LOYAL EFFVSION, w hich wag so agerh a d 'ultra, will lw• rel. oral bye Ywnwc Lady. pupil to Mr. Ware. bre ieeond:iloirrai 111....—The toll,. r Cavuiro ite cud ad • t.ll Growl Ores esa..r% Of The Me..ials, ZWira, and The Battle uP Prigoe, arranged far a Dinible liana, will he 4oerfornird by an augmented Bibil, 111111 wl.ich produced such mut VVVVV I apprubstiou the !Ail Orato.iiv—Me. G. We r e will 1 ,1, 31 a Capricio on the Violin, iutruduciog the favourite Air of " AlEa Well." The whole In conchs& moich.admirta eastsposi tion of the CORONATION A NTII A Nrw Oran will be opened fin the occasion , at which Mr. Aries.ll will preside. Boxes. 4s. and 31.—Pit,ts.—Callery, Is —Donee o p en a, Si: ; begin at Neer., ; Stroud Price at Nine o'Clork. Places to be takers of Mr Rirratter, at the Box Office alb. Theatre, from Eleven till rota. 'Hsi.. &by is prililisherl, prier -la. sewed, pETITION t., lIOUSL or COMMONS on the conduct of th e TRUSTEES of EXE rER solool, will. no listroillici Node.. and Eaplatiat loos. I.Eill'HIE111:, I) I). " For the sane persons to be accusers, jurors. and jisdart, in their own MIS?, is a disgrace to the majesty of the law, mid sn insult to the liberties of an Eniglishiusa. That cane is exactly my awn.' —Vide Dedication. Print"! f..r T. Colall and W. Davies, Strand, Loudon; and Es. ter. LIFO OF TUB KING This day is liutb:i•lseil, 111 4 vol.. Bvo einhellished with 18 Portraits, wire 28.. boards, G F..ORGE the T 111111); his COURT and PA )I This interrptinz Work, a Welt has been long slues prepared for the press, will be fonod so coolant a ricbrr Collection of original Anecdotes of ill *nit• and distinguished Persons than has isre yrt biro submitted to the curiosity of the Public, and it abinimli im relations of those peculiar traits of character for which his Al .leafy was so iliattioruisbed during bis long sod eventful reign, auJ which have reudireil his personal history su reinark - ibly attractive. nisi's-et for Henry Culburn NIA Co. Conduit-street. EW 1.017 CRY. of Oiil ti , a•e Lottery Offiee., 4. T• Corniii;l, mini 9, (.haring truss, Inottott, rr•lwctf,lly inforoy. Uie h.,4 Fete thr ilwit a NEW I.OT. TER Y i• now on S,!c, coton.ting of 20.00 n Tickets, to be elrestl..l 1101, soil 27th Apt lath May, 1,1 anti 2311 June. The Stil• sue coot 4iera 200,00/. Conaoh, and 103,500/. 31 y •I•Le further pat tit o i/11 aof the Scheme, as Donn a• T. 111S11 ran pot the so in an %plait fonts (three being much twill lee touit tr.% at full lenicth without Cu.. meat. that the Public essay deci•le tots Ili °tents. • i • he Ow hat 1.001r.y, join Nu. 2.807. Ike MuIEY 19117.1 7 F, TWEN; Y POUNDS, war role! by DISH u. SIIA A IMAIATIC Sig BAT of VIN EG A ic_Thie „, • ,,„I.t y pe ,r„,„..1 Liquor (ihe original invention of Mr. !Icor)). aborts is of will kii.ion yfficary its ryliesius fisiutor‘s soil brail.aclir, soil io eonolersrtiuß lbe effects of usertwaird, close, or lob ctrd sir. rummies is be prepared, in 'he gyrate's perk colon. by M . THOS. sad WM. it VARY, Al A N EA it I NG CHEMISTS, Al *Nal Es. Tilt It is 'UM its 1. ttttt I ..... wlo , lcsale sail retail, by Memos. BAYLEY and PI &limier., Cock.pur-idrres ; and retail, purr to. rO.l by our or mitre Agents iu every priuripal Suss; bat it I.:limos too Yrnuiur, uoless Oro issuers of shy abuse Preparers air rograseil us the Govrrauseut srliiik seised low Om cork of each bottle. Proper Spurge Max..' am mild by Itoley and Bless, as usual. As above slay al".• by bail, authenticated by • similar &mop, HENRY'S CALCINED MAGNESIA, is bottles at • b. $4. as with glass stoppers at 4...11J. • ALDERMAN WA ITIINIAN's F.I.ECTION. ♦ The slate of the roll ibis elsy dearly demoustrates the powerful tfl4l• whit h have Loma made by our opponents to bring up their Your. at the begis 11l ioo z of the coldest. Let this stimulate you also to tar activity, and by your immediate Votes for Alderman %VA mi M AN convince your opponents that public principle mast triumph over private I..ilueoce. The Committee are aware that great bodli• of Frielols to She cause delay giving their Votes at preseol, from the recolleciion that the grand and decisive blow was shuck on the last day of the former ; the Com mittee deem it, therefore, the more neressary In caution the Friends of Public Freedom azainst a mode which may is spire confidence, however tenspurary, into the opposite cause they are requested to dire immediate Votes, and to place e n tire COO,fidelaCt in the Committee for arranging the clouded of the Election._ . _ Guildhall Cufee•horse r Mla►ch 8. Waiihenan 423 %Tonal Wilson . Corgis Al a oninerous Public Meeting of the Friends of Mr. ♦Wrrman Waithessan, it was unaisiosoosly resolved, Time it is highly desirable that Representatives shook' be resumed to l'astitinent fere of expense to threasehres ; hut it appears to 'hie Mertieg snore especially incumbent spots the Friends of Mr. Millirem* Waithamu, with their convic tion of his great exertions sad personal sacrifices, not to permit his► to beat soy expense In obtaining that situation in, which his services can be mere pre-ensisieutly useful; and that a Subscruptior be therefore catered iuto fur the purpose of defrayiug lbe oecessary charge, ut his election. The Committee sit daily *Vibe Geeldbell rolreblioner, ahem Subscriptions are received, soil all comoirnicatious relative to the Election, are requested to b► mode. The F. lends of Al.kratin Waithutan are requested to wheel al the Guildhall Coffee-house, to proceed from theme. to the Poll. WESTMINSTER ELECTION. Thursday, March 9, IMO. THE COMMITTEE for e lowing the RE ELECTION of the lion. G. LAMB respectfully in. form the Ebctora of Westminster, that the POLLING Will, COMMENCE THIS DAY, mid will continue:every clay from Nine till Four °Tina, and ars early Attendance of Mr. Lamb's Friends is particularly requested. Parochial Committees sit daily at the following Plates:— Si. AsK a Coffee-house, Dearvalreet, Soho; Angel Inn, St. Clements; One Ten, Jerrnyes-street; British Collke.house, Corkspur-street ; Swan Tavrrn. Bridle-street; White Hurse, Ponlico• No 1113, New flood-street ; and the General Cum. ittee-Room, at 4t, King-street. Covent-garden, where all communications respecting the Election will be thankfully received aud sitrudulto. W A. MILES, Secretory. TO THE GENTLEM EN„ CLERGY, AND FREEHOLD ERS OF THE COUNTY OF MIDDLESEX. N tny return fr my Canvass I. übserye MY Mr. Samuel Charles Whitbread's Adders., as a Can didate to represent you in Parliament. From what passed yesterday at the Meeting of Mr. Whit. bread's V.V.bends, Sir Francis Bartlett appears to be the mast powerful one among theta all; but rr Reeling on what passed in the years 1602, 1801, and 1400, "risen the Hon Baronet himself was a Candidate for the same situation, and the me diums and unprecedented exertions by which you regained your liberties, I cutout for a moment doubt that Me saute energy which gainril the victors, will retain the conquest. Tugetber we have fought, and together we must defend our rights. Our uppoueuts will fiord that we have not slumbered iu security, but have airway* been watchful of all their ma chinations. With the fullest asufiderice that, by your exer tion*, I shall again be placed in • sitaatiou the highest *Wert of ray ambition, have the honour to be, Gentlemen, Your most obliged mad faithful huhible:Servant, WILLIAM 31 ELLIS!! . !NAAR' Park, March 8, 1820. The Committee fur managing Mr. Williams Mellish's Elsclions will Fit daily et his House, No. 112, Bishapagate street-Widens. • READING SAUCE. COCK'S, the Inventor •ud Proprietor of V • the CELEBRATED READING SAUCE, most re specifully cautions the Nobility, Families, mud the !Tebbe, s;siust the deity frauds and impositions practised by missy Lando• and Country Oilmen and Fish Sauce Venders, tat deceive and deprive them of Ilse Genuine Reading Sauce. None are genuine but those which have the corks sealed wish the impression "J. Corks, Reading," sad also the fol. !seta( description of the Saute, ou an orange.colourred label : " Reading Sauce, for Rah, enriching Gravies, Ste. prepared soul sold, wholesale aud retail, by J. Corks, Reading." This Sues is generally used at tilde with all Sorts or rob, in preference to all other Fish Sauces, and is esteemed peen:. !early delicious with Game, Wild Fowl, Hashes, Steak., and Cull Meat ; w ted to krep good in yea years in say cli mate. It is pres.timeil ibis on Sauce . sir met with such ge neral •pprub siiun and extensive sale; it is patronised and r.orionsineildril by must bf the ti n t families in the kingdom. Is is retell...l in Insulin. by 250 of the most respectable Oil men and Fish Since Venders; in Bath by 10; Bristol 10; Edinburgh and Giosigow 50; and by all the principal Fisk Sauer Dealers in the United Kjoidost. 'moot of whom sell COCKS'S GENUINE ESSENCE OF ANCIIOVIES, awls wit► prime Gorguns Fish, rich as 'possible. The trial of a bottle will ensure it the pert . RAS,' INDIA !MUSE. Yesterday a Court of Proprietors was held at the East &die House, for the purpose of considerin g the expediency of presenting an Address is Con dolence on the death of the late King, and of Con gratulation on his Majesty'. accession to the throne. After some business of form was disposed of, The CHAIRMAN stated to tl►e Proprietors the object fur which the Court bad beeu convened—it wits one ahich he thought would unite all their feelings, and in supporting which his own senti ments would only re-echo those of every Gentle luau who heard him. —(Hear.) —When he recol lected the great length of his late Majesty's reign, and that their lamented and revered Sovereign, throughout the long course of sixty years, had afforded to all his 'objects the highest and most continued example of the exercise of all the vit. tura which could adorn a throne—alien he recol lected this eminent proof of exemplary worth, he knew that list memory of the late King most ever he held in grateful remembrance by his people, and that the dignity viol glories of his character would ever be held sacred in the history of the annals of nation.—(/fear,tots hear.) —lie felt equally as sured, that aid' the same unanimity which would mark their assent to the condolence, they would also declare their attachment to his present Ma jesty, and their unalterable loyalty to his illustrious House—(Hear, hear, hear.) —The worthy Chairman concluded by proposing sin Address to his Majesty, expressive of their condolence upon the death of the late King, and of their loyalty and attachment to his illustrious Successor. The DEPUTY-CHAIRMAN (Mr. Robin•en) in seconding this minion. Paid he was satisfied that on an occasion like the present. only one seiltiinent could perva.le the whole body of the Proprietor., he meant a feeling of regret for the loss the nation had sust.iiiied in the death of their late revered mid illustrious Sovereign, sold of congratulation upon the accession of his present Majesty, whose throne he knew they would approach with loyalty and re spect.—(Hear. hear. )—II e should not trespass any longer on their time, but conclude by fecund. ing the motion which had just beeu made by their Chairman, As the motion was about to he pert— Mr. R. TwilitNo rose and said, he could not suffer this motion to pass without putting in a few words in praise of it from among the Proprietors. He should, indeed, regret, if upon so interesting all orcesion,the Proprietors had not had an opport tautly of cordially expressing their feelings in praise of suck e motion as that which had been just wide within the bar--a motion which he trusted would be car ried with the most perfect unanimity.—( /tear, hear.)--.To form a just estimate of the merits of their late beloved mid revered Sovereign, it was not necessary to be a person of high couside►atino, or moving iu a superior sphere in society. flit late Majesty's merits were such as had been equally mailifested to all ranks of society, from the highest to the lowest, and which had initoted almost every bring its the community wills a reverence and at tachment for his high cherscter.—(Neu►, /marl — The late King was certainly not as some Sovereigns had been, a mail deeply versed ni political intrigue; lie haul uscended the throne too at an age when he could nut be supposed to have had much experience in life; but uotivi.listanding liis want of the arts of political intrigue, and the inexperieure whirls he must have laboured under on ascending the throne, he bad uniformly throughout his long reign set an example to the people which would long be ►evered by Englistimeu. Ile had 'hewn them iii all the relations of life, as a father, a hus baud, ands friend, s great example, which could not fail to have had its good account among his pes•ple. hear.)—lii s reign so long it was natural 1 1 1 have to encounter occasional aud perhaps um 'perilous difficulties. On these trying occasions his late Majesty always shewed that lie was solely se lusted by his view of what was good fur his country. This feeling uniformly predominated in his mind, uud influenced all his activism—(Hear, heur.)— Ilis self possession at all times was pesfect end tan. disturbed, and such as was calculated to inspire King. On the day of the Royal fusteral, Amiss% every place of vs,r.hip in the country was open, to express some to thu.e of respact to the memory of the departed Monarch. But such wre the wide sphere of his many eirtutat, that the nosiest talesito of the clerical profess hal failed to exhaust the subject. Though the language appbed to it was not that or Aul.tioa In any degree, but soo t ily that cf simplicity anal truth.--(//ear, hear ) —lie eon eluded by gisiog his hearty support ta the motion. Mr. RANI:N.I. JACKSON said, that he was awe all who hest(' hi is wutd.t concur si It one heart and one mind in the elospient and just ealogiums which they had rho day heard bestowed Ul,oa the character of their Ive lamented and be layed Sovereign. It was imps:Nimble, he thought, in the a hole range of history, to find a Mo• narch who was snore justly and inure neservestly beloved. They had, ow doubt, read of a numb- r of sirnamea which had been •p, Led to flimsy Monarchs: they had heard the term " G. eat," Situ-t profusely bestowed; " Well-brloveil" was also an other phrase, though the manner in which it was ap plied could nut fail to excite a snide. But it he were to express NO udilittonal epithet to the late King's some, he %mild call him " Ki ,, g George Me Good."—(Mar, Ater.)--D.atilitz his lung reign be had had to encounter many d.fficulties, yet iu diem all. a hen they wete of a political ustsite, his late Majesty looked sop to the Constitution sr his guide. rod according to his perception sand apprehenvionef that Constitution, he guided has conduct on the throne, for it was a Constitution for which be war prepared to go to the block.—(Hour. hear )—lit all moral difficulties, whetteser they arose, hat late Majesty looked up to its God as the only sourer of real truth, and from whose fountain alone comfort and solace could be drawn.— (Hear, hear.)-;-Ad• wetting to their immense possessions in India. at had been well said, they had, tinder the late Mo. starch's auspices, diffused happiness over the once benighted nativ.rs. The Indians themselves ac knowledged the mild and equitable spirit of British law. and no intelligent individual among them would exchange it for the system which it had so largely supplanted. The worthy Props icier theta es rests d his approbatian of the course taken nit the pre sent occasion, and raid their vote mould not bereceivrd' with the less grace because it emanated from the whole Corporation. instead of a part of their body. Ile also approved, under the circumstances of his peseta Majesty's health, of the delicacy of pee strain the Address through the medium of their Chairman acid Deputy Chairman only—though eta other occasions it would he perhaps proper to have a larger depotation when they approached the throne. Ile cordially approved of the whale of the proposed motion. The motion was then put, and carried unani mously. It was ordered to be presented to the Kiog by the Chairman and Deputy Chairman. The Court then adjoartied. CITY ELECTION. SECOND DAY. The polling commenced yesterday at the urinal hour, but did not proceed with much celerity. The result of the day will be found not in favour of the more popular Candidates. The crowd began ►o swell about one u'clut It. and before three the ball. as well as the nvenurs leading to it. were quite full I.lllr 1111111.1111.1 r 11111111 Cd themselves by Indulging In cheers fur their respective parties, and in expreariiig marks of disApprubation tomer& their opponents. About tweidy minutes after direr o'clock the state of the poll was announced. The twilit/cis stood as follow For Mr. Wilson /sideman cadet 612 Alderman Woud . . 553 The Lord Mayor 521 Akkgrosan Thorp maermu waanmaa After thr uproar which followed the antiont.ce wrist of the poll had in some degree rube:Jed— Mr. WILSON came remind to address the Livery. lie thanked tl►wn fair the high► place in which they put him on the pull, though the pleaeure he felt at that cite:utast:met was accompauird with some regret. Ile felt sincere regret•"tlwt he should have Siren placed shove that distinguished elitracti r, A!ders man Wood, whose public.tiervices were of nature as niade him blush's'. he put before loin.— (applause )—lrab serticts and his ex/idiom boil, us the House of Common•, Ni their Representative, and in the discharge of I Is civic dutiet, were alma, all prairie. lie ihrrrlorr regretted th.t he was placed above line, conscious, as he was, that he slid fed itesti Cr isp her No placed. For the complinueot they plot Sow, a.d lot that make of their cosso• P“. %.