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Places for the Boxes to be tahett i.f Mr. Brandon, at the Box-0 Ilice, reet, front Tett tilt rottr: On Thursday, The Jettiotts Wife ; with the New Divertise . merit, and .' Chip of the Old Block, . On ',Monday silt be revived, with vioir,dt , new Scenes, the Tragic 'Play , of Pizarro : Rolla, tli . . Kenthle ; At t o.za, %Mr. C. Ketuhle;, Pizarrn,•Mr. - Conway; El. hit, Miss O'Neill (her first appearance in that Character). cosmicr FOR .7111:: TIMgER. 4Vainp,O.Stice, J 414 111 d. THE. PRINCIPAL OFFICERS and COMMIS SUIVERS 0.11175 :11.-I.lES7'Y's N.l VY do hereby give Notice, that on Wednesday, the 12th instant, at One 'oeCloa, they will he 'ready to treat with such Personsas may be willipg to Contrvet.for conveying' by Land mid . ter Carriage, aboUt .1991 Loads of ONit TINIBER. punt Noll Purest, in the County of Hants, to his Majesty's Yard at Woolwich. DE P 770111) 171,TU.ILI;ING-Ydlll), o l.:fne I, 10'6, r riiESE . are to give Notire, that on,,Thttmfay, Hie 13th idstant, at Ten tilt:loch Ia the tri!! 6c e.rpb.,,t to PtIBLIC 5.1.1. F:, at his richtal ling".rarl, I),:plfib . d, a quantity of SERVICEABLE: I EEL" and poag : otay.tanctry Lots of the following IiNSERVICE. itl4l,E IMOVISIONS and STORES, now lyinx in the said Yard, tr 4 • 1. , 0•11•1 7 14:1,..5 .0 . CA 11 ,.....1 1 ,••••...496.4,4..0,4.1,,,011.V LIVERPOOL ELECTION, Fi idag , June mornitig, o'clock, tlit election conitnence(l. inopotnl ny M. Bolton, anti ec,nnlycl e Rev, W. SHEo.BBiti), SPeech of cunsi ilerable length, oppiLed Mr. Catutiog's return for this borough ;- in the' course ot. he put le veral:questions to Air. C. relating to his public *conittket, 'anti concluded by patting Mr. Leyland M. nomination. • .. , 4 Form qt . the fender may be seen at this 01jive. No Tender will be received after One o'Clock, on the day of Treaty, nor any noticed, unless. the Party, or an 'lgent Jar him, attends., COLSVILLIAMS rose, and, with much wartut,lt of expret..t,ioft, declaimed agaiiist 114 r. Canniiig'it political condUot, anti found Much fault with the principle upon, ‘viiicb elections .are uow. conduct ed : he concluded by secontliiig Mr. Shephertra motion. . , Ercrq Y'ritricr ?mot be,accompaniett hy a Letter addressed to the Nov/ Board, and sig . or(' by two respoo.rilde Persons, engfig i mg • Leconte bound with thr Perso3 tendtring-, in the Saba of 5001. fur the clue petformonee of the Cootract. • Mr. CAiiNtilo then addressed the Mayor nearly as 19HOWS . . • F ROVAL ACADEMY, SOMERSET-I,I„AcE. E.I4,:iIiBITION of flit! IWN'tk 1, ACA - DENiV it now OPEN, ant! will continue so till foi thee Notice, froio•Ei4lit iii the Morning till Seven ill the Evening.--Admission Is. Cataloicue Is. HENRY HOWARD, R.A. becretary. BRITIS,H GALLERY, PALL-MALL. • T HIS GALLERY was RE-OPENED. nn WEDNESOI,Y, the 9.2 d of Ntay, with a SELF cTioN of CELEBRATED PICTURES, hy.ITAIJAN MASTgRS, with which the Proprietors have favoured the British Insti tution, for the gratification of the Public, and fur the bent ,of the Fine Arts in ceneral. Open from Nine till Six.—Admittance Is.---Cat,alogues Is. By Order, JOHN YOUNG., Keeper. MR. WEST'S PICTURF OF CI MIST REJECTED.. ANY Lathe and Gsollemen amongst the thousands who have seen this PICTURE (which is `still in EXHIBITION, having expre, , s6l t wish to be in .foreicd when it ;was Mr. NV F's intention of publishing 0 1. ) II.INT from it, I am iiethorized resprtetfully to acq pint 'them and the Public in general, that a DRAWING is now -finished preparatory to that. Object, and placed in the-Room -with the ORIGINAL PAINTING, at No. PALL•M ALL. N I . their inspection ; where 'Subseriptions arc reexived, and printed particulars may he had • • Order. CtIARLES SNIART, Secretary. . Pall-Mall, May 11, 19TG. , 'Mit: The EXHIBITION opens - a. total, froth Ten till Five. _NEW tsuMMER. Lornmv, OF.'O7iLY .ono TICKETS, - - •L'Anttaining Prizes of 1440041. io,uoul. tt;p. will be all drawn iu glie Day, 25th of JUNE. ' IN consequence of tile ptuncrons applications. to the ditlereitt Lottery °tikes for particular or favourite 'Numbers, Anil the difficulty the Public had in Ltiowing where a pply, I.'. ItISI I, contractor fat the Lotteryi liegs.leare to si.onouueu th, • following I•;innberi may he hacrof the Office. 'keel)crs vtliose Names are against them No.' I g Eton s li.ichardson 4 Sivew,.,goi Ittichardson • t ayton 7 hAtilt Sivewrigla • t I,ttary 11' • liAilebb . lit;ewrig,ltt 14 iii..*ard 1b Carter • Perry 1.7 Dish • .19,NWift. . 90 I lorti$1)) , 2) Weld) ' 2t fliirrard 43 Ilish 24 llodues .20 Jloimny . 07 C,,yrun., ti Si vewtiOit 09 litstard • • 131,11, sl Carter 34 Jilartin 30 Ca4ull • (tarroll .I 5 . sa Martin '4:37 liornsby On . Richardson tJ E! ton 40 Webb No. 41 Pitiding 43 Carroll . Carri,ll 44 Webb 45.itichardson 46 Hist) 47 Perry • Ryton 49 HoriiThy SU Richardson S 1 Itirhardtati 52 SWitt 5:1 Bich 51 Mizaid 54 56 Hazard 57 Carter 59 Martin 61 fish.. Sw ft 61 ri,iiting tfi Swift Iliiriisby 64 1l s 1 11.5 Itizard fill hlartitt 67 Webb 68 Bish Itiehardsuti 70 Binh 71 Carter 72 Itieliarflson 73 Itietiartisun 74 Webb 75 Midges 76 Hazard 77 Sivewlight 78 Webb 71 Bish 80 Carter NO. 8t Richardson llislt 83 C., ri 011 84 lloci4e6 66 iiortos 86 Litton 87 Sir; 88. Hazard 99 Carroll 90 I Tazard 91 111 , 411 92 Hazard IL. card 94 ridding* 05 Ina 105 h . SvikOt 99 Perry 99 Carta 100 Swift t wthil 222 Sivew6zht 3•13 Webb . 444 Elton 6.55 Ittcharatun (436 Pidding 777 Martin 688 Horoshy 999 Webb 1,000 1011 roil) 2,000 Martin 2,222 Hornsby 3,000 rt rry 9,33,1 swift • 4,000 Richardson 4,444 Ms% 5,000 Webb 5,554 Webb 6,000 liAges t in the above Ligt, to any Oilice-Keeper, or 9,,Clkaring-Cross, )01. and 4t other Ca- ***. Pet . stnis fancying any Numbers nol itsay obtain, t nein by an early ap,)l icat inn or to T. 111$H, Collinear, 4, CuFtiltill, who sold ow; Prize of 30,0001. one of 60C vitals in the Lottery' just finished. M• Invatidimie patrunt reteraut jejunin Fl , lll the taint embrace Unmanly sons in ise—a puny race! • Aflti AGE should be tho foulul.atlon of so- Ci 4( happiness, which is often di.turbeil, tin olich tlis parties that Roma the union not taking those precautions which would secure them the, enjuyinent.of that great domes ''tic blessing. Amidst the melancholy variety of disorders Underwhich human nature is known to suffer:there are none snore olarini* or distressing than those which result from 4ashionable gaieties, early dissipation, or solitary intempe rance'. Mesirs. CURRIE and Co. beg to state that the sedulous attention of a practice exclusively. .olirected to the treatment and cure of COMPLAINTS, entitle them to the -Oahe of Superior acquirenient. As regular Surgeons, they -otter a speedy and permahent cure fur every stage of that dip - -order, winch, is contracted an unguarded inument, and risons the - springs of iite, and for every ela,s of dein illy, w i 4 the conimpletice of juvenile indiseretioas, pre- Ye,"tillg the maturity of manhunt!, ,entailing by antitipation, u!' its mllla ppy victim all the infirmities of old age—the body bi;cotning.tiiervi i t e d and emaciated—the .'heel s yellow and bloodless-4okt! the mind gloomy glad dejected. For the result ‘if their stiovess in this particular branch, they refer to that reputation, which, they shier themselves, they hare ac quired, by t;hirty years' experience, in a muck extended prat:- lice. In slight and recent cases of syphilictic complaints, a Teffect curt: is completed in the slant petiral of two days ; and in cases of strictures, pains in the bones, gleets, Utaknes!aes4 • a :c ., a proper powietance iii OA' plan .1 'treatment titires to the patient an intigorated coustitiititin. hiAltiti I ID 1NI):111.;,N, who have Icing beendisappointed in 'their EXP,I :CTATIONS of is ti'NN - 111.Y, may be assured t hat, in must Al", such defects are Cilrable by 'twilit:al skill and though - the removal' ar gnat iaipedimenti-b‘t au object ut slunk and t incerminty with' others, yet the rare of such (lE leetSs by th e gradual progrttsi of renovation, is the acquire •coi the it expelience. 'Mesas. lIRRIE and COt may be consulted by p.ttleitts of ~ er Art t ii l 4 CX) ritlt the greatest secrecy and honour , at then * N . 107, Hatton Garden. Patio:its it, the comary, "i 5 441 1 mkt, age,' ant 'general intuit or tis ittg. &e. 84. twnlosmicis remittance tut, Liivica and tmdicines, the smut t 5 ill he Jzive 6 br lent to an, pact If tit kingpin. .107) Hatt 4 4 011( . 41'aq 7 • riCTILt 1. Li VG-0 FICA:, m ilt, .CO 3/MM,SIONTI?Sfiw VICTUrILLING .114.1 ES7'InS rk du A kreby rime Vl.ti(ir, that an ',Amnia)? ; the nth 4 June next, they aril( be rr'ul In re ceive Tenders in (sralednp), andtreal lor the Sup ply 4 ull such yunsitities of FRESI-1 BUF as 401 he de the sta . e of his Majesty's Ships awl reoacts in the Dnulis, during the twelve Calendar Aluntlas from the 30th day of June next. 7'he Comlitions . of the ("mantel may be seen at the Secre tary's Of/ire at Chid Office; or t hy a/I/dying to Thomas Russell, idgent for the Victualling at Dotter. No rebrard will he had to ,any Tender in which the Prue shall not he inseritd in words at length, or that shrill not be delivered to The Mord lalore One a s Cluck AN the said Tues day, the t tth *of Jane next ; . nor unless the Person who snake" the .Tender, or some Person osi his behalf, attends to answer when called /Or. Each 'Feeder ntae also be acenotjtanicti by a Letter signed ant two re,7l:,;!sitle Person: engaging to Income Imaad with the. Party triederioir l , fee the penal eni of 4001. for the due per formance of ate' Coalract. P7C7V41,1,15(1-OFFICE J JuM 4, !std. 111 E COM)! ISSIO rEjtS.for PTCTUALLING iv. 31.1.1 ESTI"S Ardvy d`ohel eby give A'ative,That on Tnes4/, the 19th Instant,' they icy! he ready to receive Tenders in writing (seated up), Out treat forl - what VINE. GATt nta,O be revuired for . the service (!t . Mir itepartoniist,for the &pave of twelve 11104(es certain front the 4id-Jetly and farther until ail , .tfontht warning shall be to be &livered, _from Ilene to time, as demanded, into hit .11ajeoty't Victualling Stores rye Deptfu el ; cited' to Le paid for bie pelyaile,"tadilteterest, ninety d 0 .114 fdkritete. • • The Conditienes of the Contract ofy La seen at the Secre;. 'tor.i/** Office.- ' • • ;Ve) rdrnrri will be had to Eno 7'eseder in whit..h the Pelee Shall not be inserted - 4i surds' at length, or that shall ,tot re delivered to the Board before Clue a' Cloth on the said 7itetilay, the isth Instant; nor rieoleAt'the P.,,0n Who nielf..es thi Ten. der, or Same Person on his behatl;`attends, Ea' answer 'when called fir. Racy Tender muotaleo he accompanied by u Lettersigned bu two responsible PersOns engaging to become bound w , th th.e Party tendering, in the Penal Sum. of itionl. for Me due per. formance of the nintract. Bread, Bread.dnst, Flour, Floor Sweepings, Raisins, Rice, Pease,: I ' , anneal, Currants, Callavances, Malt Dust, Beef, Po, k, and Suet ;..Botter, Cheese, Sugar, auJ Vinegar Bags and Rags ; Cocoa ,Bag-i, tiop Bags;; Leager, -Butt, Puncheon, Hogshead, Barr. , l, Half-hogshead, Small Cask, tr ish Tierce and Barrel Staves ; Tobacco Cask Staves ; Irish Tierce and Barret Ifeads ; Heading, tight and dry ; Broken Stares, Pii tkc.l,4c.. &c. • .It MP 1;11,11' wit/ 11 , rat up to Suit 30,000 C'eriturrs of SPANISH ICED WINE, ire, Lets 5,000 Gallons eaco, d ater for . E.rport-ition, or, upon payment of the Duties, for !Tome Cousampt:on., Di.posit of 2M. per seat. is it he 11:141f'o! upon the automat o f eac h lbe time ,y; sale, viii theronainder of the par rhose-rntwert paid &fore the .Shoal are rewored; fo'r inhich porpose rn pretodqf 1.4 working. deals will he allowed /row the •eloy qraale, Me Buyers partienlurla übseroiai o that riot Mau ow.-haffof the itaaotita tro'be taken may from the pre neiNcv within 0,111 , 4 seven +irry.s, ant: the rema !niter in the s erea following - days, otherwi.u.tise'deposit money Will be and the Prv,o.isions „or Motes rewein the propes . lg rtf the Crown, as rue on owl account, .0 'granted, :Vii3O; one ifundred Tons of OLD IRON HOOPS, ire L o t s ' of Ten Tons earls, u-ill also tee put icp to ;faction with the above Storrs, OFFICE OF (411)21 7 .eiVCE, June 3,181 G. , Ir" 4 PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of His MA JESTY'S 011n.Y.-111 7 CE do hereby give Notice, that proimsids will be reccicid at their Office, Pull-Mull, on or &fire Monday, the 47th Instant „Nos' such Perions is may' be under:ohe the • Supply 'of CO. LS for service of this Department, for a perinl *June Year from the Ist of July next. The,CoalsMust bn of the descrip tion denominated eldair's Main, Eighlori Moor, oo of Coals equal in quality and goodness, and will be required to be de livered, free of every expence, except the King's Duty, either on shore, or into Vessels or Croft, at any place in the River Thansis; and at Faversham, Or at any Port:or Place in the River Medway: and also at the Port of Little Hampton, in 'the County Qf Susre.r, as may he replied. Farther parlienlars, together with the Terns and Condi tions of the Confract,may be known at the Secretary's (Vice, in Pall-Mallafaresaid, any Day between the Mars of Ten and lour o'Cluch, where the Proposals' must be delirtred, settled up, and indorsed, "Proposals fur ;" bra n. Prepdsal can be admitted alter the .►aid 17th Instant, at Twilee io'Cloch at lveion of Me same Day; neither will any Tender he noticed, unless the Party making it, or an Asti,: hi' his Behalf, shall attend. liv 'Unkr of the BOarti ) R. H. MEW, Seeretartb This Day was published, price Is. thl.. rinlll 7 4 VOICE of the PEOPLE, as to the WA . IL TER4.9O MONUMENT, with Observatiunit ,uti its Prilickple's:lo4l Objects, its Funds and Nlanagciiient, anti the benefit:lAl Ettesjo which way be derived front it. Whited I , 9Mouguntu, flur4t, Bees, Orate, and Brown, Pat eruoster•reW Day was intblished, in 4to. with n Map, price 45x, ENAR RAT] VE of RO 61C1' ADAAi S, a Sailor, who mit wrecked on the wEsTEits O.vsT of AFIttCA it; 1st() ; was detained three years in siavery is the Arabs of the - Great Desert, and iesided several 'amnia in the City tiMiwbuctiiii. Priht.eJ for John Nforray, A Ihemarle-ctreet. OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, 'Tani 3, 1,616. TE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of His 1114- JESTY'S PIMNANCE tlu .herehy Notice, that Proposals will b received at their h//ice, in Pull Mall, on or Wore ,Friday, the 14th Instant, from such. Persons as »Lao he willing to undertake the „Sairp.'y of LINSEW .0111 . and ToittiENTINE f a r Srreice of. this Department, fin. period itf Three Years, delerminahle after the expiration of the first Year, upon Notice of Three. Months, at the option of either Party. Saul),les of the ..-Irtieles may he *wed upon application at the pritteipal Storekeeper's Oilier in the Tower; and it it ex• peeled that all Tenders du express oue price only fur Me Uil, whether required in, the rai' or boOcd slats. Farther particulars, together with the Terms oral Condi. 6'04 of the c;'unteuel, may be known at the Secretary's 011 ice, ill Pall-Mall aforesaid, any Do betwv:di the. Hours of Teat and Four o'cloch, tflxre the Proposals must be de livered, sealed up, and todorAed Proposals for Oil and.Tur= petititie ," hut no Proposal can be admitted elite the said 14th instant, at 'Tully e,n 4 Ctoeh at Noon itrthe 4tbne day: neither will any Tendcr„t,bc noticed, Nyolos the Party looking it, or andont in his hcludf,' Ault uttvatd. ay Uriltr Vihrileurd, car.ir; Stcretary. 1 - 1 MU. LY NC H , a West Itulikin, having gevnie(l ! - seroral year% to the study 111 the real etrect of his re.GETABL4'alid BOTANICAL DECOCTION, in the view. to be Use lilt to his ti! hi creature, in the following DiaLi ,, es, tats, the honour to address them with a confidence grounded upun.the eti t:iitity of caring titeui J4l Dei.iil.ty of Stoioach, • procuring - a t ;ood Digesti.iii. and purifying the iiiiihki. This )).c.iictith , is likewise an initninliateCute for Spasms, !Minus 06 1 , 1 4401, and Nervotis fleatl•Actie ; in short, it st rengt hens the whole system. Guntleuleti who Ceti 'the ill - elketi of a iusperatrunitance ttif IVintiorill be relieved by taking A ghi si s of the oreiou N,:in g ., and in au hour after he rcitoreil to 11 perfect la . tb; dud whir to attend their usual pcetipationi l• il. toy he..#4r.o t o a chlot a.ttiont It old without any danger. i I . T 1 , 4 n hoe scia, is in eparcd oily by .1. Lynch, .. 4, Princo l 4 place, Dis . i ( .street, St. dasaes.:4,--.1.1( Letter,' tube post-paid. l! Price 75.'6 '.-per pint, and-40431in Medicine Is thi. . -- ..- , .......—... - . . SF.I-Eur AKTICLEti FORTIIE TOILETTE. - A TKlNiioN's vEov,• - r,ApLE ciii•inges 11 Grey or 113.4 Hair on the Head or Whiskers to a 13r,wn ur Black, so permanent that neither ‘yashilig; nyr Hwy uthk cause, can poiiibly reaniva thy col Our, price si. lus.. sd. and Otte Guinea. "" • , : ATKINSON s CURLING FIATI1), eelehrtier for iti pe culiar 11191terties of ri4torin4 the Mar oit Vida places; ;mid for litepiliz, it in Curl &Irina exereite, or hi' damp weather. Fur teginkoties qt At 3 ettieacv, see 411 E3$;lY on the Nunn: of. the flair, eiteluied runnel each Tuttle, price :iv. (id. is. lid. aiiit Our Go lira. _ _ , • A*VKINSON's ANIBROSIAL kir preventing the Skin etimiliing,• mut fur making it soft; smooth, and bnuuti fully wii - ' ,te price Is. a svare, or !Os. 6d. a dozen. ATKINSON's 'VEOEI ABLE PASTE, in nits, for Wash.. ing or Shaving, at Qs. 6d. a put. This is a very neat. Article fur the Toilette', s ci fUr tentletuen who travel., as the Put answers the porp..se hif a . . Shaving-box, and is utuelt :Nora purtahle.—Sidd by James Atkinson, Perfumer, No. 4:i, _C;er tard-oreet, Sotio.optare, London; by most Perfumers and Heir-dressers in the Kingdolii.- - TO THOMAS' TAYLOR, ESQ.• • • No. 9, New iiridge‘street, London. • lintimuttcu IBEG leave to Worm you, that ever slnee , the year 179, I had heen afflicted with the Lues Venerea ; which, front its obstinately resisting every course at medicine prescribed by the most eminent of the faculty here, rind un-. deigning severalsrvere courses of salivation, and twice dies charged from the Hospital with little relief, would appear to be of - the most irirctesate nature. in the spring of last rear toy disorder:had got to such a head, as nearly to put a period to my eiistruer—l had a {urge. ulcer on t he - crown of itny. head, n ue. on each arm, nod my irgs were broke nut in a frightful w a-hi l er.; my right was dreadfully - painful, and had been state of ulceration fur the last seven years; years; toy left had also two large nodes it, W:1-% very much discoloured, and gave , nte bitch-excruciating. pain, particularly when warm tit tied, se nearly to deprive rue of rest; ita this lamentable state, was Teeommetideil by' Mr. .1. Thompsoli 9 (who received so greats care by them here), to take your Leake's Patent Pills, which I began to do nit the 'lath Of May; lit the course of is foitttiglit • I began to receive bettekt—in little more-. than a month the ulcers ou my head nal arms were smuttily healed— .stton after, the soles on toy legs healed also; letting, how tier, considerable dieolottratiou in the skin, and pain in the h o ne of the left, winch, by the lilt sting. of God, and a little longer perseverance in your invaluable Medicine, sitionded.; the noo,s dispvrsing, the Mint - regaining its natural hue, .and the nocturnal pants gradually going Ml.—trims beemue, b your' litteral advice and niedieitie, iperfectiv . free from tilt toy former complaiots—hate recovered- my former spirit's and anti nut beeitate jolly and fat, iti'Which state liar rig Continued - many Months, to the astotii , liment of all 'Who knew tur n I am at a loss in what terms to express toy gratitude, hut beg you, for the gioia of other slat ring niurtals, to make. this lay crisis as Itultlie as pos:.ihle, ii I shall ou every iiccac siou; in so I you silt greatly oblige, Sir, your grateful; obedient, tery btoOlesumat, . . . ALEX. MUltli.Elt Swan's Close, Iligh-Street, Edinburgh. , ..; Wirliesses:tothc,iiblive • John Thomps,al, No. a, Nei* Puttltry Marlict, Illinhurgb . . Joint Nl' intuits, Old Asserohly Close,- Edinburgh: • Prepared .utit sold by the sole Proprietor, Member of the itoitvl College of Surgeons, at, hie boos t s, No. New Bridge-street, London; Whet c, alter_ a of more than 40 years, in a practice liarti• culiirly directed to tilt : ewe- of V enerea l . tiatplaints ansltlnate incidental to the Parts of Generation, with that inviolable secrecy whichsuett of Eris profession tiluvold alwaYs ohierre iu sited cases i _ he dialers hituself the advice owl asiir4;toce he grat tiitattslv admiot Aers to persons taking this Medicine, will t. estectited,„by it - seeming as an advm.tage. seldom , w , attainable., arm vo ot Also sold, by his appointment, for the corivertiviCe,_o( thi)sc liriti4 at a distattec, ar tire Topttop, No. 103, (ii4ord , ituect Mr, , No.' 7, liiitt4strcet-liili;' Mr; , liaxters, staull-nridye, LOW. tiro Mt. t.:lllwelrs, ; by one .01 *Very c•tatiSeral - de tirpeoln Great. Britlin ant jrelatisl, in boxes of only is. 94.4actiortunped, and sealed up with foil ai,d plain - directions, whereby persons, of eitlor set..ast* Cure 4otuclv4s-obit eise, k ire#4l,secreey, Ault safety.. " iSir. Alayor—Another Candidate Lavin;; hrent nominated, nod a poll demanded 1r iS not toy in tension to impede your proceedings wore than J. few minutes. it the catechism of the Reverend Gentleman tvho addre,ssed yint hest, and the vehemence u: Cie Honourable Colonel woo seconded him, had taken the shape of inquiry Oil what gvounds IL stand here as a , 'Candidate, and why .have done certain things which they impnte to ine; and ik they had thiclared-that, upon toy ti , ,fact(nily an swering theirinterrogatories, they would eonseht to my re-election, • 1 should have felt myself, bound to give them at once dis;ittO alit& catvgiql:- cal kinswerb ; licit a manifesto Of accusation, lowed by an act of hostility, basil() claim to such attentitnr; .and none shall tt receive , irtinl me, iu this place, and at this hour. " Butt let not the smile which I see gathering on the face of my reverend accuser, and communi cating itself by synipathy :to that of, his gallant friend—let it riot mature into a smile, of triumph. 1 do assure the Reverend Gentleman that I ant oht;ged toititn for the part which he pat taken, and have certainly nothing to find fault with it► him as to the coattesy with k ; vinielrhe . hai hall the goinhiess to dOtho Iti3 obbei•vntionj " I have noted every word that has been Suitt against ; I carry in my mind the whole indict.. inert ; and that indictment I will an3wer point by point Mien I address myself, after the poll, to those who have aright to bear toy justification 1 invite toy two arxiisers to he present ; Sort I iIS« sure them,on the faith of tny roponsibility rind I R A. your, that they shall be i rceeived a tuon4 ut ly with every persOtial r'espe'ct Sad civility, " To,one point; and one joint tidy, 1 will an'- SlV(l* here.. • r .• ~ 'lice Reverend Gentlenim refers to what h* Is good, tfflou rt h to deserme'as a Lodahle rice tlt'tl• tionottn my trait at the cloie 01% the I,st elee:ion, when 1 der-lafed tuyselCto tre the RepreSeurativer of Cite: . wrholci pe‘iple e • Now, wo'phi I I tflt I 10 every 11110 who bears me, to uIL who are now on these hostings, to all who, fr,onti Without, are looking hostilely at me, Whetlier,.iii, any application which they hint occasion to make Id toe, or in any which t icy have known to he: made to me, as Member lc,r Liyerpoul, ant:, one man has ever foam! reason ito think, from 111 .111Allmecar receiving such application, Oat collected to what party the applicant nelonge c l,, •wutild put the whalent : py pretel l sions to sup , port on that single iistie ; 11101 it ' that were 'tided agaii'sst in I couhl acquiesce in your pre— feeence'oft ha is shadow of a . nule which the knoVer and seconder have opposed to me. • ‘ . ‘ . With the Rev. Gentleiilan I have hilt! Ito tercourse but with respect to . the I-hurt, Colonel Who has seconded hint,he may ; I am titre, re» member a correspondence whieli passed bet weeis us ; and 1, anted to hini, whether, in the Courte of that correspondence, he had to complain of any want cat courtesy on my part. (Tlte Calufiet • bowed.) And yet 1. can assure that what ever. othtir jobs the worthy Colonel belieyes ttte. tu, ..have have had to do for oth .rs, I have nut had any severer task imposed upon rile than neat Qt reading his letters on roli.mieniary Reform." Abortt two hours titter ;he commencement of the poll, the 11ev. I .llr. tin tieueito. came forward, and stated, that being di*oppointed in the suppott which he had'he'en led .to count Opo nd n, a ,nt, _.o wishing to ‘prolong ti.sttuggle . whieb he now felt could only terminate in the return of Mr, Canning, fur his part, intended to" withdraw ; anti though he could not answer for any one'but hint self, sincerely hoped that nothing' further would be done to protract the poll. He telt the less dill]. Chit y in vyressing this hope, as, although lies COnfeSsid :Mims& still averse to Catining'* election, lid hail at least the couSirlation of know» rug, that whateverbusine4s might be confided to ehat Right Ilon. Gentleman as the Represeutatiie of Liverpool, would be transacted with f. egret, of ability Which could not but reflect honour the tusi ni CANNTSG, up.on this, addressed the 31:iyor in a to w words, tledlaring Lis readiness to (ice to.the frank and honourable manner in woicli the lleverend ti,.iitleinati had intimated his iliten (ion of Withdrawing his interto enee from the, contest ; and, advancing to My. shuult hands with him. Notwithstanding this det‘laration'of ) ) Mr. Slie ,, .. herd (who intinediately (pit col the hustings), twit. after a purist: of hit au limit'. in the conrse oe w hie!) the peoclatnatints tVa3 once rem!, the pull has been resumed, and instill coutinilti,i. STATg TUB Pt fl AT ITS CLOSI: O Pltlb,ll*, JUNI; 14 FOX' NI r. C.tootiog ' 250 For \lr. I..e.ylAnd Nyour of Mr Cans TIIR I'OLL (r...ilTutwav At 0 , 4 o',.:L.ocit. For Air.C.inniog 4) For Mr. I..rywol Ilujor4) ip. fitruut of s;vlv.