The Sun. — London, England, 1820-03-03 00:00:00

41 - 44;- _._ • Vtt110.)1!('L " ellt 1• , • IZO H- 1.-{l;6 • V.OA ~.:: 'fax Y fi --v.:a • , ' 7l NlTltthEtu 8589;..1 GENTLE:O.FX, FREEI-10!J.)ERS of: the uouNTy of 7 ,‘IIDDLESF:k.'. ennseg wf' ne.e' o the tle . ntll'4;f : ottr late he- I loveo Sovereign ; a Di4oltition of Parliament ha's talieri . islac e• It is not for !me to..,ju.dge 'whether I have_ perfprme.d . : I : 4 Y duty in the last four ra,:iameros that I have ha,i the Ito 4nlrr of representing y 4 ou, lint for you , to decide wiiethor I ' l ' 4, e'Vxec'utcd the trait rei,sed iv 'me sr a, ,) ri..Ser:‘, yeatr. I;iiiiihation • I /1 1 1;e , i howeftr, -ipyatteittii_ii to the -Weal in er"sts of the. COunty, as well as to flit. politic 1:el-ft10. 1)4 5 "- been defective. From the vvry Freat assurances. .+f suji l'°rtl hare received, I venture to ofFer w)self as Candidate l u r 'f)resent you iii the next. Parliament i t.sotting you that, if, .. "' replaced in that high situation. it slialne toy eotil.tant I llttly to fuifil; diligently a/Idfaithfully, Cie. great t ruft. con ''l',l to my, eve, to your satisfaction, and with hort9i.litobili) ' ‘ ii kisoltscritiesiltimsrlf, , Your obliged anti fait;iful bumble Serr'lnt, * • March 1; 1.20. . 1. 4 Committee foi ,conctiteling Mr. l'atTis'o's F.!ct ion 411 d ai ly, at his House, I i 2, Bialtoitsi.:ale stri c t Within. the CII . .NII,FM e i t,ERSY: and TII7:ErfOLDERS o f tlic COUNTY otUr:\ TiNGDON. '1•1' I,rertain.Ji TiON of PAP, nece . ';gi - iry in c , ,lsequt.oce of 14 e INThise of, our late folch reve“,! Will Won take I' . l soliciting, I. embrace the eailie.t opportunity Of soliciting a Con -IHlnance cf.tli'at Support w?th which was- lionopred: at the thr ee la , t, General Electiotii, any! I hope I ail}' wake, t}Fi3 Pea ) with some del;reeof Con6deuct, ar'sing from a con 't:l°ltsness Of having alkays di . s6harg - i.EI the important• Trust ' : t nnlitted to my charge wit hinter;l!y, and td the best of t ' ls 'i'idgraent and abilities. If the shortriess, of the.tirne pre applying to every. F; - erholdt.r, I trust, the omission t t i l l'e ascribed not to inattention, but to the difficulty id litinWleds('ofthe-Address of eer-y Gentleman. I have the holuirie to he; • • Gentlemen, • Your inot o!ndicticand faithful luinilile,Serrant., W. 11. FELLOLVES. • linrrisn MANE:FACTORY. tiPloN and CO. •62, QUEEN—STREET, (HEAPSIDE, LONDON.. Ch6hp,' Dtiratile, and PenetraLie Paints. " per Cvtl. per Cwt . ('); it.C :ls'9le Green 4 1 :ts Mack • • s(is . Fi, t Green • . White • . 464 b at e th'ep Green -112 s YeNit , • . 365, Red . • 26s Slate.and Lead Colours 4Ss .• n grit lied * " 3(s Prepared Oil- to thin for —t e , d , N t( ,, e 4bit • use ' per.GalL 4s Gd L il ac eplour . 48s• se 'd Oil, Turpentine, and Colours-of 'Every Description. 'rite • vi tli 3 e Paints aro Kery or'emmeittd, and may b 43 , --applied !real. a d va nt a g e t o all he ourpo s ses u s eful h ud I and out, Where a handsome' appearance, d!irlbitty, ono considerations. Fur Peak Pali.4;s, Out "chn.,s' S t ucco qud,Plactet 2 Fronts,' Iron and IV ot.d a oh ‘e,„ S hipping pu r poses. they . peculiarly . adaptcd . , as ti ts yes ist the eft:eels of \,‘ t att cat lip en an nual degree, ;andq cu re f or t h e W orm an d D i ' Rot. They• also cover a stn. Ni:Pearly tai as great as othe: Paints, and stay b e %Rh littl e trouble requirin g only to be thinned with e ed or Prepared OR ' . *-14Shed Coal Tar:Brown 20, rer cwt. Varnish,.&c. &c. JOSEPH WES!•:EI.'S JESUITS DROPS. .. His EST Y ; S — NAVY. he•e nftops .„%r as --‘e Hie 'near 101) Years past tuaintained them charae a specific for the Seta vey, (gravel, Dropsy, Strato„,:u . ary, tlt i ...,":"l9att u 04,4rue:ions in the Ur - hairy Passage, and Cy, epebebility • but_ pat tienhal ly for their hbsi.lo te and 'peed 44,1%),,f,the ereal Dise , ,, s;• •. W ESSEL'S JEY:' , UI'IS t4 ir '•ECrIC Itt(Nt EDI , ate the only safe and expeditious n d are scionocent *or their nature as to require little Ti rest cai nl • ~grgreat object to h e attended to is, that - Patients and l 're ' "' ts rs-'sloraild . rareiall in having 1 lie true and genuine tN i "ration, as , thr morsafr, unsairet rtred, and ••ilang,eriors atteroptcd to he f,,isled bit the .1 )Y -abso - • kv(,r'aisehoorls, are sO innuernis, t bat the Proprietors request • 1 )141 . ,' .arcliaser to . ask for ,JOSEPH WESSEL'S JESUITS Stg ' and unless th e y l i tre Ally foilNiritr.. words tin the cuP, I bey are gross ins positi,sys :---" JOSEPH IVESSELSi S iu fit ' l'll.l Ps Church Yartt," which him Sla je sty's Conernis t,tl:-7s have orcltreil to he engraved on. every Stamp. Al! is are Cotruttl teits. rr°Meta:halos Caotains, and Venders 'supplied on liberal r r i ,' Prier is: 9d;-1 225, per bottle. bY •Sang.:r, Oxford ; Ward, Holborn; Chandler, °P r Oxfo rd. street ; Ennerson . East Stnit Prolsrootutt,;• DA riser and Co., and Wert et oss, l'iY ; t.east. . Yarmouth r'y Eozer; Chatham: Ptit ty. • thal • and I B LI de:1164 in Mc- A. , r 0 , 17..5t CIS, al / . ' ; ra l DAY, M AT Ft nttatet.,);;-; El-,'Tl N . O `oi Sli..ikeil'A - NTS, and TRAI:ERS of 1.9N1t c.onveneti by public, .I.lylittisettient, :MA I.9'.leit :it the City Of London Taxertt, in 11:!s;.,.) - d s',;:tte!strcet, the 2t11.24y,0f `.larch, its?o. WNI. MANNING, Esq. in the Chair. Resuived Unattithunsiy--Th.it tut an(l tatifol :11)1)RESS . from the i'.1.}.:11C1.1. , ,:c15, BANKERS, attA TRADEas of. LONI)ON he preseitteil to his NlAJF..syy,cx pressi.l2- our tiONDOLENCE with his .111.1.3E1 . 1P.' on the lON I)EATiI of our late utlist excellent SOVEREIGN, our eon t;ratti!atiott on hiss Nl:4 . l , lst)'s.A.ceessiot, to the Throne; stud !:;• dutiful Attachment to his :tl:tjt,t):s Sacrvd,Person and l.nt•;t~;titt purity. . . _^ • _ . The Address was then read te. the, :\lyeting, a s follows ".TO Exci;64E:tis.:l,lJESTY. The dutiful and. loyal Address oft be nerchatits, 13aulters, ap4l'.tativivC Landon, *- • " Most : Caneions Stivereign,•7 - ‘.‘ We, your Nlcsix6ly,;‘aust3PAttsaitaMsikt4*til : Merchants, Bankers, and Traders of London, be leave to milieu eh your NitAjesty with sentiments, of the nrost sincere "Ettltclig.e:Pel= ; 0 1.1 deant ut yotua,Alajesty,'s most , excellent Futber, -our late. ISittst Gracious Sovereign King George the Third.. • ••. • .• • . li , :e*Oret-witit.gyalittide.o.pou the -many blestings we eajoyed,..and uton the- unifOrin and suc ee4i.ful protestiou.affer*d, to The 1e do and copiatice.of the ennlitrY'Ovuogiktnit.ttuttlatr and, as li!itons., west.- collect with ,pride these eveiits, to tlicintval and,mi hottottrable tort bet arts, and:to tbe: beneficent Character of the nation,' whictiliave signalized that- eventful perils i. _ .•• 6. We feel fur. your Majesty and ourselves the calamity we have sustained in sthc loss of a Father.aiid of ulipivereilo, A:hose conduct, ituall the relations of life, held out to his affec tionate sulticas,-.ond tw,an admiring agc,,so einispii.uons an example of every 'virtue that. can emit, the Monaich, a adorn take man. - • • • • ". To your 'Majesty - ire -offer. our. cordial congratulations .Upon- your Majestis• Accession to. the :Throne, and upon, Oust:, st irtitu'ents uf •loydi!.y antl :attachment with which all !gasses i f:.your - .Anjrstxstsulrjccts hare, inscotonton with our-, thaterent. - ‘. We Vert confitloot in yaur ety a 'curititturel:iirot cot o our in) pot t .11t inte -tirstsi eittr istraluable 'rights and pritileges,- and of all those, -soured of national prosp:ft : ity whicit•lntve contributed to ,the. .pre :c:aitunt . st.t:L.4,tli and glory of Great .I.lritain, • • .. - " May . s•otii f..Ljelty looit `rig-o over a Lapily'ari grateftil people, i:el, und-si• your Majesl's alispicc?s,,play our country 'orititi:io h,..ras she ion,T, has been, titi'dcr 111 e tvise atRI be . ii , , ,- ;!•;Z:f'll`A.Aevtioti of your :`..iaj:.•••.t . rs aiic sh,rs. the PI i . fee9 - orti:t4-1-,10i7;;(..:,i-I.lronssvicli, the .. ,:i:lt; ilfA;ur Majes'ty's's'ab-,,, -..- • . . theoli, jecti; and thi ehr' 'of tLe'wurld."'' ' "•••1r: i i 650 " .5i ., ,1 •., !*: • ..' - Heickfiv4 aotily tri r rt g retidress nux read be ap - - proveg by this Aleeti!)g,. .I liesolved.Unani,n9nFly, That .the Chairman be"reirested to-give dirte(,.un4 that the _Vedres, be ;eft at the City "1 Lon don 'tavern i'or si: 4 ll-.tture r the I los instant . H i c l l ,,i v , : and 11,:y Iles ,, l , ttions., with the Address, be • inserteX in Ike pahlie Papers_ Resolved Utiani,ioousli , , That the Chairman he rert•tcsted to conft•r-wui: the:Sret etary , .of `i'ate foi. the Mime Depart ment, c'uicerlin*llkg-,mod.e most acceptable of,presentiug„the t . o his Maj9sty, and to.take measures for presenting it aecordieoy. Resolved Unanimously, That the Thanks of this fleeting be presented to Jeremiah Harinan, Esq . ., and John Stilith Estp,-the:Nli,ver and SecOnder of the prcccding Address, -- for their aide assistance upon this occasion.. - :„ kft iheChair, Resolved Unailimouoy, That the Thanks of this'Nfeetio; ; be presented. fn the_Chairniati for his able conduct in the Tlifs,Day is puhlislied, Price, hound, with Maps, 8!. 9s. bound; without Maps, 6}: Gs. .IPOII.,LMI-3'S RONOLOcN, FI TRW Yof the w01t1.,0, front the Creatiou, to the eud of the year of our I,ord, U 314. The two 1.1 , 4 sheets, containing the innst,remaaahle.ecOnts . of the inSt fourteen rears, wiqi the Ilea'. Index, may be had sepii rate._ Published, byAulla Matlard, l'antciu;Wectr UNIVERSAL DISPENSARY FDR..c,IIILDREN. St. Andrew's Hill Doetors'Conunns. EstabliAted 1.810, Fot : the sole purpose of affording prnmpt•IIEDICAI, AID t o the CE3II.WREN of Abe NECE§Srf OUSV.OOI, flout the it Birth to the Agt! of TwelVe Years. 9prinrted 1,7 Voluntary Cohtribut).ons. • TN. ronscqueßce,. nf. the ULU:AT:INFLUX of PATIENTS into this Charity front all parl As k of the Me rtipolis. and its 'wit! the thankfulness with which the Poor eagerly qrni:race the .`itivantages afforded within tOr their Suffering (hr , prinv in ihe mon/ of danger, it is intended,to OPEN .WESTEN sTxpo to increase lb: s. facilities f 4 assistance, and to alninisfer medical aid to the SICK CHILDREN of the rOCIrt, - wittrafe least possible d e . lay or incettweni.ence.• Tibia lust itution is .alreat:y honoured with the patronage 'of several of the Ituval.Faniile, by a long List of Nobiliq, and I.ythe first l'lnsmans •and \ Surg,e , ns- of t!te Alttropolis ; and it .tnay not be dectned improper to represent to.those ~qo may lie dis ptiSed- .to-fttriiii.r it, benevolent anti itsefol"ili•siktis, that a Sn ',el:ivnon of 9ncC s 'j A inea eons! it ot es a Crlpp,Epor, v p ilt the' in; vire ! ;ie of 17: s iring two patients ont!er otre at the same time, and a !ii;bs et iption .of Two (.;cineas Aunitoilly entitle, the (-;,:yet nor to place four patients at the saute time upon' the B.:oks of" We Charity. • N. 11.— , A tecommenilation is dispensed with in this insti tution in all Cases of Daillier, and piinted i.tHd struetions ake grathitoiisly i thstrihtitrd amongst tl-o. Poor, (or the. Thiniestic Management of their Children, in order to the preserristion of their health. 3> 7,220 Since the open.itig'of this- Dispensary, it has admitted, abnut three years and an hnlf, fi.on,:j / ,,, i i s t ics in and about London, 7i , .9_t) sick iii lint jioor—uf whom .71.110 have brcucured acrd relieved, ' . 300 have liven vaccinated, - • 130 16rtdied, SGO are now upon the books under cure. 78 , 20. • • HENRY RI( HArDS, Secretary. 9, 01 , 1Jc-wry, March 1, -1820. , • -•• , " • "ila s • • • • V : l• FATIR/ ' -dt/st,l, 1 14 sig •.•su - • . . . e• . • y . tt, 01 4., : , s _y ~1 0, _ Aupitms.,,oF. CONDOLENCE ~ AND CON. GRATULATION TO I-11S. AI.;>3.ItISTY. : • Yesterdtty - flitlifelotis . and very :., resilecta!)le eet in of the 041;4 liondon, was hild-in'th'eitrearto , lnt 1 - 01 the CitYL.or*hniioir To-vErn,.foi-tlre'plirpose o 4 considering 'on' and agreeing to an Atlelres of Cnodol...nce.and Congratulation to his iii.aiesty. beiog called to the Chair,: on the motion of Mr. HARMAN,' stated the object for ohich they hall assembled. lie,sid, ; it might: !tot lie kticwn to all present, thatth'...Meretiants and B.oikers of the City had carried up an Ad-, dress to the late King 1 , 1 his accession, His..lntr' M4jesty re-veived it at St:latites's.. ls eylookvd into the Gazetes th e se tli ies , they tvojld Cud the Addles's Mod the IlatheS of the chief stths, t .i. faces. 'lice MerChAnts and fialiker,; ‘%'''re tip a coip , ,rate w - body, but they ere - in the h qir irliitpie •%:eiwziwA`ddressees on - great and inte'reStYng occa sions; 'and as their Addresses Were inconsequence more rare than 'those of 6therbodies, thE , y were likely, to he the more effectual, and so snitch, bet ter received. On - these , accotnits- it . been thonglit• expeditor to. call a meeting, in. ender to agree to an Adds ess, •of C9ndulenee andz•Co,l4gra tidation7—sentitnents which lit was consinced.tbey . insist all fed lo‘yerils :his present.Majes.ly,.nd itr respect to the los,s.whiehthe Ratios, sustained fay the &cease .of their la.e gracious I" , ,lotrarch. There could be, nn dissenting op . ini,:n to such a proposition, and he would merely pass -en to the business fir wbich they bad assembled: Mr. Ilui.niNG then left! 'the' advertisement lot coosoki,g the Meeting: Mr. HARM A N said, that if he consulted - his !stir gi : ter feel),)e, and theitrelgtuent Of the Ilflecting';‘ he should Wut wa - ste any of their titnt, -by inillvavutir :Arm to eulogize the many•excellent qualities of thcir late revered and glorious Sovereign. ":The teriing of venvrati,An for the departed King, and their gfree•ion Itrr the. rtigning one, were so oh viol!, :among ,the eriercharits, inhabit.ants of Lun- . dos, then present, that he would eio nothing More ii, in, move. Addyess:.o.l-,•Conelidente and _Cougrieridati ,, o to • be pres,r,tH .to, dais ,M.c,,jesty. For this purpn.se henroxed . thc followjog iteSo• U(1011 :• • " LlMifitrAddie:s of Condolence, for -tire loss of:their lateTrAciious NoVertipt, tie presented by the Nicuctoini,s apti 0f,.1.0 4 ,ti0n to his Maje s ty, with Congeattrlationn 11), accession of -t,s• asitirahee of duti:ul •akuteimiem to bt,itie and Varni; 3 :,:!!' , second the Resolution.— iitoogt! itttle neetittfitalbe.said in -support 01. it, t .4.;et.it- , .. could not let , the opportunity pass with:Mt the ellaraciet ap a t Lori regi,eritte loss"6f a LKitig tint-q iii vulitt‘s ahnost toy 1 0 1 in otler tt, he kiiek. not htlt rhiAllt say ancient ti;nes privat, virt•ieq,. in the an tr a • . ble and dottici,tw I xeclleOvies of the heart, he'Was e6rairtlY nerti . stopassel, IV - hen - all the ciretint stances 'and agencies of the present pi.rro . it.hritild be fair}`iii coinp:;ratiOe Oblittun,ltistorlaAS would dwell with deli. , ,hi - ott rite v:rtriet' OPorge tfic ti'hicit had the - etTeet of'tontinttally ritvg .alint 'his person :anti councilsllre wi; , e, the vit1110115,• the set iotts, and the pious, One tiling „was especially'conspicuotts in the merits of the I c tfe 'l he assistance tv Weir he give to a genera) pan of cducaticur. Let:---it•snevet h for goilett that, the. first man.-: 116-ts the firo ratan in the country who, patronizeti and helpe,cf to establish the genetal education of,tlie poOr;— !irnry the Four"th of Franre protipunetd . a 'veiny ItUttiane hope that eery peas t int in his dominiof:s might have a 'gold din . ner : 'George the '.l.'irrti of Engttinti 'expressed nowt mitre - spa tote Which tielt "triore frect tesii?- ecl )0 the happiness and welfare of his per - ;ple - -be ht:ped to sic the day when 'every child 'in his - tiontinions should bi- able to 'read 'the lie concluded,: after. praying for Toni iite anti happi , mesa to the present-hing, by- seevildiug 'the -lies°, • . •' • • . The Resolution-was put and carried. ,„ My. ibtsmAt4, them proppstd :all Address, the rlraiight 0! 4 bid, be held_ in his. hand, 1%.11ii,11 was read by the chairtna!;,., and trdopteck by the Meeting. The next Recolption . requestefl the Chairman to B ite diiections Olaf the A!triress . he, kit at the baraf'the tavetn tor signatures Sattirday tie eleven) inchtsii•e ; and to cauiet he Re solittions 'and Address to be, inserted in the public P:•pers. • One 'copy, with several skins of parch ment, waq laid on the table, and numerous si g na• tures immediettely•allixed to it. The third Resolution required the Chairman to conkr vtilh -the t ntie Sectetaty •Of 'State on the lnanncr of presenting thy Adaress, and take mut .sures aceardwgly. The CLIAIRMAN: said, that the. Address to George 111. on his acces'sioh . was, rec. , i ye d by his t oe Ai d , „testy in person, a t St. Jo heb ' s , having come down from Leicester-house toy ibutirpose,wl a gracious answer was returned. It was to be feared, - that his present Majesty's indisposition might render That mode inconvenient ; of tliar, however, they teott!d' be better informed alter lie should ' l aic' seen the Secretary of State. • ' moved the thaliks of the ineetiria to Me Cliairilteiti, arid Niessti..l.larman and Smith, the thover and seconder :*Ol the Adilreis and ail the . previ9trs Resolutions, Nhick were voted una riitno ly• _ - '1 bete Gentlemen returned thanks briefly in stic.c, e:83i011, 8,1111 lIIC meet mg adjoin fled.' The twenty-six liadicni D.elegates ; who '..t.vere'appreitended in (;Ittsgow l'nesday I)as,been coliveed, un der an escol tin - sc.:ifs, to Edinh'urili, they arrived on Sunday last. They;bad ;pres-topaiy; undergone an semtmi , .. pation ,before the Civil .1o! tivritirs Of Lanttylobire, and their re , ntrv;ll to Ediutp,r,tli struts to Indicate that they are to be put up...ut tkir tri tl. . • IP4icr . SEvp.NPtN*Cp. TIi4CCONSPIRATOLiS. Yesterday mortri,rig, the Conspirators,. who stood committed to• Caalribath-fierds prison, were taken from deence to 3 tire HOme Office, to undergo. an examination,..baf e ree,, the. Privy. Creel , il. Ott IVednesday. evening, Mr.. Adkins., the Governor, received a written order to:have his ..prisoners at ar.hali-p: , 5t..12, for which purpose seve ral -police 0 4 .1k,05, and an enerri Of military, should be 'in 'iwendtroct, In errtreequence.i. of this uYri watit,n, fir. Adkins yesterday directed that, tb men should be shaved.and prepared at. tha-proper hOor. Theywere accordingly all,brought ddWii to the lodge of the prison at he,lf-past 11, with the exceptiun of Thisrlewood• and Alonneneot.: As it was probable ,they miglut be detained at White hall the greater part of the day, they each of them had a pint of porter, and other refreshment. Shorly before 12, Lavender, Bishop, Saloom, Taunrfin, and Rothven, officers of BoW•streer, aud Lock, one, ot. the patrole, arrived. They int medimely proceeded to handcuff . the prisoners to gether, its sepalaste parties.. Wilson, Davidson; anl Tidd, formed one di.iision ; Gilchrist, I ngs , and Bradboro, a • second ; and She*, Cooper, mid :Brunt, a third, .• Tne.first-mentioned three seem ed to be in good spirits, and were laoghing at some private observations which passed between them selves-. There was no appearance of recognition be. ween them:and the ot! , er 6. Bradburn, who is a re in.irkhbly'good•-looking-lonng man, was consider bly.dejected. as was Brunt, Cooper, who is an IriShrnan, did not appear to be atfochaffected. boring the alrangement a in :the lodge, ;Thistle ood, who was- .yet -ignorant ~of - the :• persons who,had been apprehended, was, together vviib 'Monument, taken into Governor's ; office, 310 they were .handcuffed together ,by La under. Four coaches were then drawo up to she prison gate, and the arrival of the military escort was anxiously expected, as the offi-4ers were not provided with weapons in the .eten{' of any attempt at rescue.- At 2Q minutes atter,.l2, rhe escort not having yet atrived, Mr. Adkins deter mined to fulfil the letter of his instruction's, and s e t out for Whitehall. The-coaehes - wete in coo sequeoce drawn 'Up, and three of the prisoners, accompanied 'by an officer, were pot into each. Tilisrletsiood and-Monument were , then brought forth, and put into.t be, -fourth- coach. There was a s roue contrast in _their appearance; thi for!er b e i ng very tall, and he 14i ter very short...Al - 1i- Walhed svi!b a hut ried step across the eero t yardraml entered the carriage . 04- anxious to he coriceak,d Worn ;the eyes. of cu riosity. fle was folloWed by .Adkins • and La-Veroler: s The Wbole tir..n drove oft at quiek pace to the•flome- Office,.-wher e - they arrived at a quarter before 1. considerable throng was colic( tied'toired the outer gales of the prison ; 'but cher e Was uo ex pression of- public feeling beyond that" of a desire o see the cdrispirators, The prisoners remained-at the Home Office but a few minutes; and on : being hammed - that th:.y 60l been brought ep by. mistake,. it pot being ar ranged for them to be examined yesterday, they were ire consequence taken .back in coaches to the House, of Co: recriou in Coldbarh-fields. :flie..Lords of the Council had appointed :to meet Ht the Secretary of, State's .thliceter .the Home .Department, at .12 a'clircl, , to deliberate .on the charges against the prisoners, and to determine ou the hest al- d most proper mode ot p , o;relingagaiust hem without • interrogating the prisoners or el:arnireing any witnesses ! .The meeting was ate feuded by the Cabinet Ministers, the MasTrels Cannlen; Viscount Palmerston, Mr. C. P..1 . '044. the Chief • Baron : of Court of Exchequer in Scotland, the Hon. Ryder", Sir J Nichol!, Mr. H. Peel, Mr. W. lluskisson, the Master of the 11 . 0113, Mr.. S.: I.l2Orne. There were also pre sent' the •Attorney e Genera!, the, Solicii6r:Gene ral, and Mr. 'Baker, the Magistrate -belonging to the Po!ice-Office in Matiboroilgh-sr . reet , who Signed the warrant for entering rhe ptemises in Cato-street, .and• for the apprehension of he gang of aseassins.••' Their Lordships continued in dell beratiore ri.lt near bralf-ptist two o'clock. lugs still bears the mark of the blow which he received from ‘Vestcovt in the stable. His eye is bloodshOt, and the flesh around it vet-y. black. lie wore - a greatcoat over his, ordinary butc;icr's jacket. Davidson was dressed in a blue coat, lit hi coloured and top"-hoots. The appearance olihe whole was extremely shabby. Brunt is a short well-Set man,.about 30; his coin idexiou sahlc ; he has rather a meditative conn cerratice, but the general expression of his phy,i ognonty is unfavourable. BURIAL OF R. SMITIIERS, THE OFFICER. Yesterdity afternoon, at tour o'clock, die re mains of the unfortunate Smii tiers were removed Irons his lodgings inCarteret-street, ,t and interred in the Church.-yard of St. Margaret, VVes , tniuster, amidst a great concourse of spec (atom IliS iocousolable- Widow could not under take following , hint to the grave ; iu fact, she will prevailed On 'not to attempt - it. The de- Teisetl's fat her and brbibersappettred, as. pr incipal nitiornev, and were followed by some particular frieods, - and ~a numerous assemblage Of officers and others Mr'. John Lavender, s of..Q ,cen square :Police ()thee, to which the deceased - for wetly belonged; Air. Armstrong and his, , notti,officers belonging to the Police Office dhip-s:rret ;. making the wbole 67 persons, strewing the Last mark of respect Jo a Oe parted active . 9mi-worthy. officer, - who fallen a sacrifice in the cause of his COkillilYliy the vil 't hand of a ferocious a*sassia: GENERAL . 1 1 :4411;CTIONV •• •' ' • i •r! COUNTY B OF EDFORD ELEcTN EO. by 11v is :\ F,11 ; r '(!aily at No. tO; Str.TTYI.AMIrtO-STP , '" : T; lICOOIIS -41UnY, where"all'Co;niuttiticalioni telative to thiS,EleCtiurl ap e requested to be ift4tte•• * ( . . . • „, 0 the GEN'ETEMEN, CI,F.IIGY, and FREEfIQT,I.,F.R.S or faa the COUNTY of CAMBRIDGE, and ISLE. of ELY. 1;1' GENTLEhItioN, " • "„ • E .nf: PAHL] AA! SNT cathag uPtiti fol!:a fres!! of,yono Ei,ctive l !'anchise,, I vent gyp once inure to obtrude my:eif upon t.unr tlY.leiltion, and to soiicit r, r , r.e , tal of tl , at confiAzn,ce bee I , "(,;; , oured On serei'al 'oeca‘logle. - 'My huge, " asuccesfut Appeal. to .riur favtin;r rest principally lb at induhzende:wh',eb sn.repetteoly2experiencott feupl : . I ' l4 " I Call, I:trAct, ‘Nith tilltis, assnre, yolt,,thht. it r' 414 nhtria.ic cn,„, wAli a slim,' -Me your Vepresei,t,,tion, yoti may rely npoli - 4 1'1 1 I( i,lierenc e tfAllat contivlt'whicli uafenlafed . - con ' l4 tinualn. unimpain. a . oar excellent- Constitut ion,..aud to Fat Irt 'uluto, illteres ... of,tlp2. County and . have the honour to be, Lieu/L s:n4l4_ .. bat Tour 14itlittil , kind obedient Servant, ce4. , • CJIAP,I,E,S i‘I2I,NNEI,CS. .eno 11 .e'refey-l'arli, 12,1 1:t . .• . 11 cot] ~,•• - • Pita Chat hist fr?!.• 6.15" i iiS 4 1 '` ~e3~a- i rite #a rely ;ata~~ :err and lie c !aid vet' was ange 'S COI° (Mir i)rr tuAd tile Tiow* 104 1 t fie vier , Ole t IIC r oa 14 tfie • ,00' es l" io ''''' 4 5 6,,Ai la te a the • of Alec i We t ` ,.1. sof' .1e"