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'AUx4UST 9, 1819. kumßEn P4ll .1 [PRIch 171 Crri NO OFFI 'E -07 1819. :6 11 , 1 - 6 , - b 1 CO MMISSIO NEILS for VICTUALLING Ms MAJESTY'S NA I'Y do hereby give Notice, That, ,1 . 7 " (1( "11,the 10th of August next, they will be ready to 4:7 r "ders in writing (sealed up), and treat for . the ?J r !, of all such quantities o/RUM as may be demanded for V . his Majesty's Troops at the Island of TObago, for certain from the 16th of October wadi, and fur ‘tt4e?unlit si a m out hs warning shell be giver for the termina c," ° f the Contract, the Conditions of which may be seen at 'eSteretary's Office. r rVird will be had to any Tender in which the Pric nr,t be inserted in words at length, or that shall not be de- ue red to th e Board before One a' Clock on the said Tuesday , the I C ti lL V' APerson h) makes the agust neat; nor unless the w re ' , q l e 7 *, or some Person on his behalf, attends, to answer 10, `n called eh Teneer must also be accompanied by a Letter signed I wo res pons ib le Persons, eng aging . to become bound with the part?' tendering, ix the &nal Sum. of 3001. for the due per ow'm.ance of the Contract. ADMIRALTY-OFFICE, 30th July, 1819. ASSIZE INTELLIGENCE, - . M. Lopez took aWay.tbe fi rs, paper: I never save it afterwards ; 'calculated the {rid!-voters after the rate of 201. each ; I paid 18001. to the ont-voters; a sum was put in for the our voters, I think 31. a-head; it was certainlipot 31. antong them ally I cannot recollect whether it w •- is 31. o'r 51.; hilt I am rather di.pnsed to`think it was 5 ; hot be wail(' not expend . thiit sutii of 1110t1PV, but would leave Barnstaple. I told ritAt it there were only two candidates there would not be so flinch expense for ont;oiciters: he said, " 1 will nor have Is. expended that will .tainiiger my seat." I told Sir M Loped that 31. were given at the preceding election, and 1 asked hint to' do tht. same : hr made no reply ; I do- nOt ill:1k he heard me ; I paid 30481. and some odd for the expenses of the election : I 11,ye been tk paid the money ; it was paid into EsdAle's by Sir M. Lopez's hankers, I appreltiot ; I bad Rio other demand upon Esdtile's for rent . on any other account; I received the money on the 25th of June just after the election. I l,ave seen Sir Nt: -tresioe:oly was not likely to ask third for money after it was p,iid ; I sent trim o.'e account, and 'he haiance Was paid info Es- /TIN Royal Highneas the PRIN C E REGENT AL having been graciously *pleased, by his Order in Coun cil of this Date, to approve of a Proposal made to his Royal Highness by the Lords Commissioners of the Admiralty, that for the future and until further Orders, any Officer in his Majesty's Neal Service shall be allowed to kohl and to en oy the Salary and Emoluments of any Public Office under his Majesty's Government, either at Home or. Abroad, such Pub lic Office not being in any Civil or Military Department of the Navy, prOvided the said Salary and Emoluments do not ex teed Three times the amount of the highest rate of Half-Pay of that Rank of Officers to which he may belong ; or provided the said Salary and EmOlunients, together with the whole or any part of the said Half-Pay shall not in the aggregate ex ceed Four times the amount of the said Half-Pay, that is to say, if the amount of the Salary and the Emoluments of the situation shall exceed Three times but fall short of Four times the amount of the Half-Pay, then the Officer holding such situation shall suffer such abatement from his Half-Pay as that the remainder when added to the Salary and Emolu ments of the public shwation shall make up the exact amount of Four times his Half-Pay, but in no vase to exceed that amount. This is to give notice thereof, and that the said EXETER, AUGUST 5. MUSE OF COMMONS' PROSECUTION.. BRIBERY AND CoRitUPIION AT BARNSTAPLE. THR KING V. SIR MANASSEH MASSRH LOPRZ.. Mr. Mo‘ittE opened the pleadings, and stateil .generally the various counts in the inforrmtki,bn charging the defendant with various acts ot bri bery and corruption in order to procure his return for the Borough of Barnstaple. The points at tempted to be established on the part of the pro secution'will be found fully detailed in the evi dence; it will be, therefore, unnecessary to enter into a minnte.detail s of the several charges. Mr. Serjeant Pau opened the case on the part 3t the prosecution ; but at the late hour at which [he ttial closed, it is impossible to wive even a faint ibutline of his statement to the J•try. The lear:.ed Serjeant ob ,,, ervt . (l, that this wts an-in "tormation- tlirecte.; by the house of Commons, calling to its aid the assistance of the Crowis fur Ink particular put fuse. The o,4rge (vas i.ao (or hr!bery and corruption, NMI it elo,iructl , the clr t e nclant by so doing with violating the tree tiOrn of election to thr House of Comtnons-L-the guardians July 30, 1419. - j:."Ei:OM ML§SIONERSfor VICTUALLING vt, Ris 31.4.1ESTY'S Vir do 'hereby give Nodici, „e t on Friday, t.e 18th .august next, they will be reado to .7 " l:4 'e Tenders !n-writiug (sealed up), and treat for about Thousand Six HaAdred 13arrels. (each eoltaining 196' :s. L i gl AMERICAN FLPUIt; to be delivered in,the course of c ot "t h .of Noveneier following at the leveral Islands ttid "i ";s l l , 4r.in entioned, : arrangement and the rt gulation thereupon, is to , tahe eff,et from andfafter the Ist January, 1819; and a similar arrange ment has heel, established for Officers on the Half-Pay of his Majesty's Royal Marine Forces. of the I►ublit rights ; tthd the House of Lot - onions as such', on'a consideration of the , transactions. had thought it absolutely-nectssary that thr cast. should be submitted to a Jur y . lie would abstain from any observation which did not apply to the direct purpose of the case; and would "only state, that at the election for Barntaple,.which took place on the 18th of June, 1813, the cau.:idateg were Sir Manasseh Massett Lopez, Mr. Omma ney, and ••it- Henry Thompson ; and that Sir -Ma _ J. CROKEIt. Ai R. ELLISTON has the bon.qar Itt inform 11 1 1. th' e . Public that he has become the LESSEE of the THEATIt E-ROYAL. DRURY-LANE, for Fourteen Tears. — All Letters, respecting Engagements should be directed (post vaid, to Mr. JAM':•:S WINSTON, at the Theatre.— Mannseripts of Pieces pr.posed for representation to be ad dressed to Mr. ELL!sTON, at his house in Stratford-Place. Saturday, 7th ilu,g wt. 1819. ef if. ,~' leff f AP . de 010 less 01 4 ~a• Cr eal 44' ;fit' BAHAMAS, GRENADA, ANTIGUA, • .ST. VINCENT'S, KITT'S, ST. LUCIA, DEMERARA, TRINIDAD, hOMINICA, TOBAGO. ?he i ietifie quantities to be delivered at each Island , or Co „l"'''''''ll be hicowit upon application at the Secretary's Office "Hs? 4/ ice C di'ions of the Contract may also te where .ice A r o T •4 4 , e"etr for a lc.s quaittity than the whale of what man fertuiredlGr ant/ one Island, or Colony, will be accepted ; :°°. 4411 rcLi - ard be had to any Teider in which he Price - 4 ` 411 not L e inserted in Tnirds at length, or that shall not e4 licer e d to the Board before One o' Clock aim the said Fri-. : 1) Me 13th of ihtgus! nPal ; nor unless the , Persoic who t rc L der, •or some -.Person on his behalf; attends, " 44 'wer when called for. 4 4. ' 4 ' 4 Tender 7nast also_ Le occompanied by alietter signed r esponsible Persous. engaging to ,become &mad with ae P *Tty tendering, in the Penal Sans of L. 15 per - Cent. ow the "nount , far the due perjOrrnance of the*Cialratissool! PICTUJILING , OFFILE., April 27. J. 11 . 11 IT!; co 41111ISSION P.. for VICTUALLING 1174 4.ILIJESTY'S VY do hereby give Notice, that r 7 7 -'4 " 44 V, the 31st of August next , the:, will be ready to .I.,‘6ee Tenders in writine, , (sealed nr,), !Hid treat with stteh 4 ,./ 4 "'t as -- ivlfitorlertrite to supply SEA PROVISIONS to , his le ' t2 is' Ships and trwels at the Places under-men.ioned , t W° r eparttte Contracts, viz.:T— . Hallfax, Quebec, and 80-nutria, 4lnd Barhadoes and ..-Intigna, • the spocc'of twelve Months certain, from the 27th of Qct e : (16 e , ne x t, -and further until six Mouths' .warniiqf shall L i e 4 :"for th e termination of the respective Contracts, the. Co nt I° ," °J . which man be seen at the Sere ary's office. „ a :‘ "regard will be;had to any Tender•in which the Price it not he, inserted in words at leng-th r . or that shall delli:ered to the Board before One o'Clocii on the Tue,day, the 314 'of Alugust next ; nor unless the Per who makes nndcr, or some Person on his behalf, "e i'ds to answer when calledfor:—Nor will any Tender that Z nt4inB eJaravogunt Prices upon some Alleles,' and Prices uch infirior to the real .value upon others, be considered as !P er to le admitted. . 4, 4: ath Tender must also 'he accompanied by a Letter signed . ti f 7 " responsible Persons, engaging:to become hound with 4(4 _ Pa ull tendering, in the Renal Suns of lA,oool.for the ......?eiforinaitce of oach ff the Contracts. Picru,thz ING-OFFICE, July 20, 181 D. 1 1 11- 1 E COMM ISSION EILS for VICTIM LLI N G „, Md . IJESTY'S 11r .IPT do hereby give Notice, Tuesday, the 14th of September next, they will be teati ll to receive Tenders in writing (sealed op), and treat for i, lg , Cl : anti Y BEEF and 1 1 01 , K, not exceeding aggregate twelve thorsand Tierces of fact; Species, to e grfl.in the. ensuifig Season; one-eigrith part thereof to oe J!ricß",l Bye fluff Puncheons, six-eighth parts in Tierces, and i 'e "nlaining gkili part in Barrels; to be delivered ;: t i ° 211 aisty's , Victualling Stores at Dept ord, Portsmouth, r f,no and Cork, in suck propori:ons as shall hereafter be o eir ed, and by the periods undermentioned, via. • thirdnP k.•;‘ . 4 7 ~ rd part more by the 15th 1820; if, ia a t c„ ri the remaining third part by tue sist Hay, td for by Bill s , p a y a bl e wit hoa t Inte; - est, slatydays r !fie C`ltulitions of the Contract may be seen at the Sem this Offiee; or by applying to Mr. J. W. I)un -4ge7,t for the Lictualling at Cork; to the Collectors, - ilujesty's Customs at Limerick, ;Belfast, Netery, and ge ; and to the Secretary to the Postmaster-General 7 1, 1 i it, respectively tr Li ' Tend er for a less quantity than Five Hundred T i erces vf; ond Five Hundred Tierces of Pork, will be`admitted , lei " regard he had to any Tender in which the Prices \ afot be inserted in froids at length, or that shall delivered to the Bdard before One o'Clock on the said 4 ,, 4. 7°P) the 14th of Septemb e r next r nor unless the Person • to '"ahrs th e T en d er , or some P erson on hi s behalf, at . 4 *, to a nswer when called for. Tender ',instills° be acconvanied by n Letter signed responsilde Persons, engagingto become bound with ilct ar t.g tendering, in the Penal Sum of L. 1 5 per Cent. on w*u4 at i for thy due peiforMance of Mr Contract. ;0 4 MR. WES'rs EXHIBITION. • rIE G REAT PICTURE DEATH on tire - PALE HORSE, CHRIST REJECTED, ST. PETER'S ,FIRST - SERMON-, PAUL and BARN. IIAS RECEIVING •he GEN FILES, the BRAZEN 'AEttpk:rcr, the CRUCI FL{IO;ti or our SAVIOUR, with other PICTURES and SKETCHES, are now - EXHIBITING, under the immediate Patrooage of his Royal 'Highness the Prime Regent, at N0.19h, PALL-MALL, near Carlton-House, every day from I'en tilt Five By Order; CHARLES SMART, Sec. ATLAS ASSURANCE COMPANY OF LONDON. CAPITAL ON MILLION TWO HUNDRED TilOt SAND POUNDS,. Of which 120,0001. is invested in Government or real Secu. Pities, and the remainderletfaratiterd under a Deed of Settlement. :1110EUSONS Assuring with. this. Cnmp-ittv as. well against Fire as upon Lives, will periodically par tii.lpate in the surrdos Preminms, after a moderate deduction for the.expences - of Mattageltent. and compensation for the Guarantee Capital of the Company, viz. LIFE DEPARTMENT.. On all Policies for 1001. and upwards, made for.the whole term of Li!V, at the expiration of every seventh year, _there will he assigned a just proportion of the surplus Premiums, to be then ascertained upon principles of correct calculation ; ti.ie amount of which amy'he applied in either of the follow ing ways, at theoption of the person assured, viz.— , . tst. By making an addition to the sum specified in the Po licy, payable-at the death of the Party, as till lately practised at the Equitable life Assurance 01lice. cud. Br applying the amount in reduction of the annual Pr ern i um. 3rd. By .edeeming the future payments of Premium. The Tables of Rates of Premium are the same as those in use at the Equitable Office. Other - rabies are also framed, ,according to which, persons may assure - a sum certain for the whole term of life, by pay ing au incieuseu Premium for'a fixed number of years only, and be free from ail furthel• payment thereafter. FI It E DEPARTNI ENT. On all Policies for 3001. and upwards, continuing in force for fire years (no claim for loss haring been made thereon) the Assured will he entitled' to participate in the surplus Premiums, to he ahcertain-ed at that period. Persons assurilg ate nut liable for the Losses of others, and they hare amok security for their own Losses by the prey;-' siutt of the Guarantee Fund. Farther Info mation, with printed particulars. will be given on app!cation at the principal 011 ice, Cheapside, Lou don; or by the ..',eats in the several Cittei and Towns throubout the United Kingdo HENitir DESIIOII.OUGH, Jun. Secretary. •--- . TO SOLICITORS, BANKERS, AND OTHERS IN TElg, COUNTRY. The ATLAS ASSURANCE COMPANY wishing to in crease the number of their Agencies throughout the Country, the Directors are ready to receive applications from Gent le men willing to undertake the same,. either in the Life or Fire Department, or in both, in those Towns where nontirre as yet established, to act for this Office.. Such applications :to he addressed to the Secretary, at the Office in Cheapside, and accompanied with reference to persons in London. - HENItY DESBOROUG , I, Jun. Secretary. London, Cheapside, July 29, 1619. RUPTURES SPEEDILY AND RADICALLY CUItED, WITHOUT PAIN Olt ANY SURGICAL OPERATION. R S urgeon to Daraoian I.‘l I) n t; sie n ii sa i rc ()i' S fi t it j • i tlle Cure.of Strictures, and. Sole Pro prietor of DARAN'S MEDICATED BOITCiIES; is fully aware that it will be expected of him that he should give some strong and' unequivocal evidence of the tri;th of his as sertion, that Ruptures can be speedily and radically cured ; for that purpose 1w has selected front 'his Treatise upon Hernia, now in the press, the following attestations, amongst many Others, to be had at the Diliensary, which he confidently submits must remove all doubts upon the subject : Parish of St. Martin in the Fields, Feb. 27; 1819. We, the Overseers of the Poor of this Parish, do bereby certify, that William Barker, aged 31, John Labdon, aged 51, Robert Edwards, aged 14, and Richard Martin, aged 11', being in the Workhouse, and being severely afilicted With Ruptures, wet e sent by us. for the purpose of cure to Mr. Wm. Dufour, Surgeon at the Dispensary, in Berner's street, all of whew were perfectly cured under his treatment in a very short space of time; and were able to return' to their usual avocations,' as - will - further appear by the several Certificates signed by them, describing More particularly their cases, and -which may be seen at the Dispensary. WAI.KENDALL, J. RItIIMIDS, - THOS.`THOMPitgI, THOS. BILLINGS. W4l. NEWTON, Mr. Ditfour has Elie attestations from other Parishes, and can also give references to private.individuals of the highest respectability, who have been cured by his mode of treat went. N.B. Trusses are kept for Sale. at the Dispensary, No. 4S, Berner's•street, - Oxford street, and , fitted on with peculiar care, as it is ucaterial fur the Patient 'to Lava a well-adapted 'Fuss.-Attendance from Niue. till Four, and from Seven to wasseh Lopez and Mr. Ommaney woe the suc cessful candidates. Sir 11. Thothpion had peti tioned, and upon 'bat petition the Committee de cided that Mr. Ommanev was duly elected, but that Sir Masseli Lopez •.vias, not duly eleCted,The 41ause he had been- guilty of acts which rendered his election void. Unon.the special report of the Committee; proceedings took place in the house, and ultimately this prosecution was directed. The learned Serjeant adverted at considerable length to the present state of the country, as calling upon Juries to enforce the" existing laws, which were fully adeqttate in themselves, if properly executed, to keep the British Constitution In an it. purity anti freedom. Again6t !his purity and freed,u n ►, . . _ ics regarded the election of persons to legislate in the great body of national representatives, the de fendants had -committed en offence which was crimival iu its nature, and which, if countenanced, would be destructive of the dearest rights of the kingdom. The learned Serietint enter , Nl iwo'n long discussion upon the consevences of shikr ing such a crime to pass unpolished, and then proceedt.d to call his witnesses, whose examina tions are given at length. Mr. Raven produced a copy of the writ and re-, torn of Barnstaple, in the late general •.lertion ; Inti also areiorn in 1679, to slew was an ancient borough ; idso re syros in 1761, 1784, 1802. ant; 1806 also he deed net weLn the Shetiff of Devon and the Mayor of Barnstaple. Mr. Ralph Byrnes.--I was Under Sheriff to Sir 11/Mien' Templer Pole, the ,`iteriff ; I received !he, writ .1, 1 11 issued that precept ; no part is wriiten by myself ; it is the original precevt issited! t o tar Mayor of liarHstaPle ; ths! Sheriff's seal ; I issued the precept.on the 12 , 1 of June. Cross-examined.---I can speak from memory to its being early , in June, and about the ,date spe cified. • • The precept and return were . read. Robert Walthsley produced the• pill honk from, the House of Lords.; he biought it by leave of the. House of Lords. Wit Ha n -) ThOrn.---This is the poll book for the last election at Barnstaple ; I was the poll clerk ; the poll only listed,one day, the 18(11•of Jnne. John Gribble. .1 live at Barnstaple ; I am a banker there, anti "rave been so ever since the death of my brother in 1809; . 1 have two partners, Zachary Hammett Drake and John Marshall ; 1 am well acquainted with the Borough ; the right of voiing is in Freemen born 'free, or made so ; there are 570 freemen; more than 500 vote for members 5 1 am a voter, and voted at the last - election for Sir M. Lopez ; I was agent for-him ; there are about 160 resident voters ; I told the House of Lords so ; I have knoWn Sir Manasseh Lopez many years : I reniember the last election, and shall always remember - it my friend was elected ; I gave him my vote saw Sir M. Lo pez every day from the 10th of , June till Ire left Barnstaple after the election ;. tire election Was on a Thursday . , and he left Barnstaple on' the Sunday following : be consulted with we about his elec tion ; no particular plan had been determined upon. l'keep money with Esdaile and Co. in town ; 20001., the first payment, was made to me through that house ; I do not know whose money it was ; hoW should I know ? 1 mean seriously to say that I did not know Sir Manasseh pad it in. Sir M. was to have repaid the money I had ad vanced; paid the expeneee of the election at Barnstaple, - and he of course was to repay me after the e)ection was over. I knew that Sir M. Lopez was to pay the money ; he gave me a pH. per before the.,election t on the 10th, the 'lay he', came to Barnstaple, he gave me the paper, and said the election ought not to cost more than that sum,; I said, it could not be done for the mekney ; 1 have never seen the paper since ; Mr. Law and the Rev. Mr. Ratcliffe were present ; we then put down on a paper what we considered the expence of the election would be - '; - SiriVlanasseh said he world not expend that sum of money ; I said that if there were only two candidates the ex pence would not be so mirth ; Sir M. did not take away the paper; I ant sore it was 4estroyed ; 3,2001.' was tlie.atun patted in thus lastpapsr; Sir ti •Idile's house ; I kept the ..ler !ion accou ., sin ~ ., p rate hook, which is n'lt in existence ; I Chose •to destt oy it Idestroyed the book at tone o'clock on the 10th day of May 14• t ; I was examined in the House of Common• ; 1 produced the hook then ; 1 was also examioed it, toe 13 ti,e of `Lords; I said been the'book had beet, de-ttoyed, hot,' should hair, kept the book it 1 had . ()refs desired so to do ; the - hook contained the i lie paid, and in fact, the whOle expenses of, t elec tion I know a perion of the name of Wr lttiti son ; he is a .h air-dresser, and kc. , r,s a cticese moilger's shop ; I paid_ him.about 384 out of the 3,0481.: I employed Wilkinson under me to so. peritvend the minor part of the election ; 1 had employed him before ; I sent him in May betore to give a supper to the voters at the diff rent towns where the freemen lived ; lie had 75t for himself"; thete were two other suppers at Barn. - staple; after the election there were several deco lion dinners, and the cost of a hOrse killed 5, I canvassed for Sir M. L. ; Wilkinsm) went ode day with us into the hack lane to show u 5 Old freemen ; Sir ill. L. lodged with a person of the name of Reynolds, who is one of my clerks, end keejis a lodging house; I paid all ine voieri that were paid ; 1 paid 35 in-vote's 51: peer ; Wil kinson only was present when Mary "lossell, the wife of one of the freemen, was there ; I gave Wilkinson the 51. ; Mary Tossel went et Ai'dy wit h him ; she owed on;old debt. Cross-examined by Air. Serjeant Lopts: , —This book w,.s my own book ; Sir Manasseh 14.)p , 21 never sew ;he books ; Sir Meuesseb Lop,:z was not privy to the destruction of the taoek ; 1:e it'd not know there was such a book in existence ; there - Was nothing itr the book to bort any body. I employed Wilkinson as a servent . ; as . far as I know Sir M.,Loei.z never comeiaeirated with Wilkinson e the last sapper at Bsrnsiapie was on the Sth of June, 1 was present ; after that I told Wilkinson not to give suppttas ; there lied beets any afterwards, must have known it, elec tion was proclaimed on the 13t.b. Sir M L ps'z looked at one nape, be looked at the paper, and when he saw the amotinr he said li`e .3! in; t ea pay it, hot would'leave Barnstaple; Sir M. Lop,2 is vet y deaf, and I believe he dol not hear weat said. about the 31 at the former election ; Sir Wtt. paper was 2.100 or 2,2001 : ; he said, "I will not give one shillieg that should endanger my seat ;" those were all the words iced; 1 pet the. 31. or 51. as celeul.itirie, sonic few ot voters .would have that ; his objection tV t he WhOle e:Cam pence ; •he never said a word ab no the 51. but I cerium say he did nor see that entry. Lie-examined—Upon my oath 1 did not know the House of Commons had ordered the prosectt tion helm e. I ties royed the hook Mr. Maele•at Barestaple, 15th April ; this is like a note I received from ; I :oust hive known then that the. 1-loeSe had ordered the inosecntion. , NViliiam Gay.----1 am a freeman of Barusteple : I voted at the last election for Sir M. Latin and Mr. • (Mullaney ; • know Wilkinson ; .1e is a hair-dress'er, barber, farmer, and cheesemongei I was there when the election Was, proriairntd. in a room adjoining Wilkinson's halve, abordtha middle of the day ; 1 had porter and bread and ; the election. was Thursday, the 20 hi More or less people were there, who were tree men, some resident at Barnstaple ; 1 do not k ovlr whether they paid or nut ; I did not pay ; kinson asked me to come ; Sir M. and Mr. Grib hle canvassed for my vote ; Wilkinson waS stand ing by ; h cannot tell the day ; it was torte or 'tour days before the election 3 I saw Wilkinson afterwards in airframe-lane ; I received UI mey the Saturday after the election from 11 r. !IV. ney's side ; on the Monday after 1 received a five pound note Iron Mr• Gribhle at his office ; Wilkinson and Mr. William Gribhle were present. [An objection was taktln by Mr. Serjeant Lens to a question which tended to prove Wilkinson as :in agent, and a'long discussion ensued between Serjeant Peil, Mr. Gaselee, Mr; liarrie, and Mr. Moore, on the part of the prosecution ; and by Mr. Serjeant Leos, on the part of the de• iemlant—the objection to a certain extent Was overruled.]—Continued : I made no demand upon Wilkinson; I saw Wilkinson before the election., and asked him if any thing was to be heti before the election ; he told me there was not," nor did he promise me any thing after the election ; I re ceived something after the tlectinn, but it was not promised by any one. Nicholas Greenslade.--1 am a freeman of Barn. staple ; I recellect hearing the writ 'cried ; think it was on a Saturday ; I know Wilkinson very well ; I know a room that joined to his Lowe; Wilkinson-used to employ tie ; I was