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the suffrager of 4,000 Valiant 60 pateak.led
money nor hypocrisy. without a single preluded
fames. either Conferred or to corn.. If l'aboeld
be defeated; which I am coni,lent will not be the
case, I say that it is impossible for Mr. Sheridan tel
be returned to the House of Commons. I will to•
morrow demand of the Bailiff that he be not
returned for Westminster. It is for him to
judge, after hearing what I shall state, whe-
ther or not the poll-books ought to be closed
ander such circumstances. If lam the last upon
the poll, I shall certainly demand a scrutiny. But
let me not libel the Electors of Westminster. Let
me not suppose, for a single moment, that they will
allow Mr. Sheridan to stand soperio upon the •
day of the pull, in preference to a . Candidate
stands upon independent suffrages alone. If •
friends, who have given me positive promises, cease
forward, I say, that I shall yet put the Treasurer of
the Navy in a ilecided minotity. It will yet be seen
whether or not Mr. Sheridan has obtained his votes
in a proper manner, and it will be for you to say
whether you are yet to exercise your rights as hers
men, or whether yoo frit the present system
of taxation to operaFfiti put destrodtion 3 lam
far hom being against Moisten adopting *reef
proper means to defend u, from foreign and domes*
tic attacks ; but it is impossible. under the preset*
system, for Elettors to retain their pairsiefter, of
to procure their unbiassed choice. If obese of
minster c..uld have done so. I say, &wen the WIN
day of the poll. the Treastwer or the Navy *Ea
have sunk, never more to rise. I have yet mew
dies very important to state; Ins sorry sin Tea.
_ . . .. _
. here, but
"feed
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Alger
asentioned.
lasted 1.
the brtliser, a
that Mr Paul,
ster,by 20.040
will ir

ehtrautf
ProPc!iiil9n
opoo the Ides;
teciw. Thu
that I should
to.ru?rrow oa
wished me to
the nate of
elusion.
self
grity,
that
result.
what s.
to any

draw
Micas, degr;dinsegriti4
to free ..ems • to the
pendence of Westminster. was mods by h frion4
of Mr. Sheridan. who has mid, 'ski duo news. ,
papers. that he was now become own vagobis.
Where is that degree of bowed papaleekj,iiientai
lad him afraid to stand the raeolt.. when melba
bin •stioleing-ewhowa-ohoneamienssui,-Oheipiell-mew
nomad it the Sane Challabeeldo
Mr. Whitbread will give it eis the airelhhelfrusim
ter, as well as to that of the Right ifleatangoMa
Treasurer of that Navy. =slain iterLimillblOireck.
that all this lam be.. umnied iopoko eh* hmetbip
of Coveot.G•rdess- bat --I, defy Miragere. diem
to sleet tbAt_ soy speech, shit wet I ore, ow due
ever nay Melees.. Oiled. re Femme liorders,
iereilr SOX ibosertareLiato
M the Situ are Sarah sad doe Coasmeses. es oats.
Misled brow Comaitidoe: As so then I Me*
sem *otteekl . pad =fel& that caol.gilloo•
lKr, IFJew 4iie thee 4161114
..vvivart oweeltemeeewe wit lese*. die
Line Mid old.
sidles/ ends to nate* 01kas k L is
tboooy„,,,t.esi4l,, Me. IWe • to nee weideote .
. ties redikte Malan% is. wiles that she Awe
al • she pedirse:peiats may em peeve injurious *she
bast. the dearest interests of the Threwo icytaM.
wish he may do so, that the Ministry may know
that the popular voice is in favour of Sir Francis
Burdett and Mr. Paoli. however much their praise.
worthy efforts may be staled by the infamous sad
' abominably illegal pralki.os of placemen and pen.
eiotters." Mr. Pull was loudly cheered oa the eon& .
Sion of this speech, and coaveynd beenahs triumph.
Mr. Sit MD Ass. 11M1111.4411.10 after his spefta. left
the hustings ; has horses ware taken from his car-
riage. and he proceeded, as usual, with hi; lumina
and binicl of music so Somerset House, surrounded,
sot by a mob. but by a mass of population, amount-
ing, we should think, ti at least tour thousand per.
soot, including among them all that is refired:6lo
and spirited among :hot. who tale a pan on those
occasions. Mr. Sberidaa. as usual, futtxd (pPAW
to Somerset House, 44 carriages i'f aL Noe beauty
and fashion in town drawn up. He agein mad.
a must impressive "puma, exerting his voice in
such a manner, that. through the respeiSful atten-
tion of the crowd, it was astonisinog to what a
distance he was to be heard. In alluding to the manse
which again induced him to entreat them to abs Ana
from attending him to his own di.or (the diners of
the Lady of Sir William Rule, living mat door to
him) be could not but triumph in the conviction
that nis cause had the good wishes of the whole
sex. A countryman of ni,, Sir Royle Roach, ha
some similar Umatiots, reminded a friend wbo wish..
ed to discourage him. that " all the women were
en his side to a man." • (61,..n e leagiter and q•
please.) Mr. Sheridan proceeded:—" This appears
to be more a boll than it is ; fur i verily believe at
this =ahem my female advocates are aduated a
spirit se weele, th.,t the majority of them term
that they can only give me their ardent good wires.
instead of their voices aod poll." Iseetseweeppl....4
tad eveviag of ribtrag.ho aid 4enrl;sere4leb film all the
ceeetaites gad wtaehreas )—Mr. Sheridan itone.uded
with • nobie description of the cause tie W/i ea.
gaged in, which the multitude received with Cal.-
totem applause, and quietly dispersed.

The Favourite. At• Les. front Liverpool. for as
West Indies. was on shore near Wedged, on the
10th instant.—Craw

g very important to state: lam cony Ike ret*A
is not hare, but his frigid below (Mr. IMO •
id), will, I doubt-meet miewoomiemo Abate
• In most of the birds* papaw 4,44
▪ it is said. that I item bet •iit amp
ult. It ;. iseutioaed it' mfr it
le of the papers of this ' )lilleMtam
T of the Navy Was *gess, IQ •
a numerous crowds ck-hrimilat.eas Mit* 4
itioned, that the esajork, dims ittMdo:ll4
hired Idedytisell-setts .*91111r..
brtliser, and CAM, rho bcui as -
Mt fisill was draws to bit haroii in Vfattiemo
•by 20,000 people. who, ceding of their ceme 400
and accord, woeld adroit of oorefeeek- (Lard
atom./ ciatlethea, you will be eleanished fat d •
p!siil9n Which was made to me. this moilotirs
a the Has; lags. by al4l. Crocker. au easioratio..
tr. That patletwas came us.. esteems a WWI
t I should not allow the outman to be amoodemill
sorrow ots the bustiags of Coelot-cyder:
hCd me to prevail epee doe Bailif not to
state of the poll publicly, wises it cameo& sea-
!ion. 1 Nn, Sir, 1 hose pledged est:
to my fellow-citizens, Whei curAfie in 'asp MM.
y. and tram to my standing tip tee yheitiiess,
shall stand this comm. sad rioter relthrthe
taco lam not afraid°, the • ' bother
it they may ; and therefore stayer sdildlit
any such Rowel .prectidemer. 4 (Coifs .f aroma
tee ! fries all furriers ) I sal, -die this prop.
ms, so drgradtng to freemen. zod., us the irides

IirWIPPRIP -
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ELECTION guAlytaxs' .
Oa Mosday night. as Pe., 'ens if ilii aims
belonging to the Sun Fire Odic*, is cempasty with
• *iced, was rertrinieg.hotott; they tidied et the
Star and Garter public.house, fa Pantos-direst, Hay.
mtatliet, Alen Perry, as a teast'to his frilled. gave
&waits fire •Ftl ; several men who were sitting in
the hark part of she room. exclainted, Penalise. ever
Na Sheridan. damn Sheridan. An alteecation etc.
suing between the parties supporting their favourite
Candidates, the Landlord, to prevent confusion ii
his house. turned them all out of it. When they
got into Whitcomb-street. Paull's party, who had
increased in numbers by this them. seized Perry by
the neck, pullecHtim dottrel backwards. and beat and
kicked his in a most ielminemt tnamter. He was

, taken to a surgeon's in thnswghbourbood for relief.
...Yesterday morning Parry found himself much
I worse, and that he had not the use of his left arm ;
hu wish the advice of his friends, made applies.
tioh• to Mr. Sheridan's Committee, at the Shah-
spoors Tavern, when they very humanely sent him
to Mr. Andrew's, the Surgeon, who examined him,
tad found both the bones of hbi left arm broken, as
wall as many bruises in various other pans of
his WT. Mr. Whitbread and Mr. Scott, two of
the Coalmines, in consequence, took Perry to Bow.
street to mane his complaint. Mr. Sown and Sir
WILLIAM Pa nous, the Sitting Magistrates, sent
for the landlord of the Star and Garter public-
bootie, where she outrage cocas committed. He at-
traded. but sunned the hingirtrates all the parties
•nrene entire strangers m him. _
-

• Yesterday seising. es a hackney coach, With
izut.i.voseraor Mr. Sheridan, was passing through
await, ea ktway to the hustings, three
to••&11, *owl a gate wisisw, called out, Pio Sheri-
,Plgr/ Aurniffar saw, loc.em and threw pieces of bricks
ail sots dty sisetsr, t the toy of the house, at
• themeek wide Omsk some ef the patties, who
1i
' were outside of the mach. Cribb, the pugilist, who
', wssupon the meek, Immediately stopped it, alighted,
sad went to 'the *Mr of the boas where the men
ware, sad seat 4 Pow-street Office, for some peace
Aker& DIM* the patrols, went in consequence;
.• end graving OW adlOttaree into the house, he
, 11,110 t at the roast, the deer of which he found lint ;
'., be kaoched wend Mil% bat could gain no ad-
' 'einem*. fle at length forted it open, and found
three saes, whom bf brought to the office, who
were ideatified to be those who pelted the coach.
They wow, is coaseqllenee, ordered .to Sad bail.
I. • , ' emarimsnwomsee
• . ifEREFORD CuCrtlf r ELECTION.
Y. --0.---
- -0. Seta came on the Elegiac; of two Mem-
bus for the of Hereford. A little before
mime, Sir J. (h. tart. one of the Can -
Metes, was smarted ism tie city, preceded by the
eskers of the reap disc GuiLls, and the bands of
ea Lesasiemer and Beaserreed Veiusteers, of whim
."111, kilbs is Calsnal,,Ammi mended by a very mow
sires egad reeptashkassesiesde.
. Sesseaser Mtn's, Esq. the High Sheriff, having
armed the business of the Meeting at the Town.;
• hall.
.. ~ gloms o PANMI Kamer. Esq. proposed Sir
- • Oar. i.psinireall. Ban. is as ahle speech, whoosh'
Ise acid she.imesp o slo bsess et e Sososseti both
poldis salt row. pmeticeledy his dedopeodiate
indllOissentimerosed do a isziperliseioeuorp osr.
Nei tile _ pisimeoll erne snollstalesedes ef
-• adipod stairs. Irbe ausedeellee - * seoleedid

p►iute
a public

fa" Off ;
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tamely to *p-
link. Having
recapitulated
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Herefori,

• Sir J. G. COTTIMLL vow, and, is a manly =ld
atreitionee address, stand his pretensions to repro.
sent his waive county, amtiamented the eislawnas
stance w!i:ch had. far a season, internipted the pee-
wising; of that distinguished honour : his zeal in their
service wig unabated ; mad he pledged himself to
support the local interests of the couuty, and to dig.
charge, with the snidest independence, that trust
which he sow solicited at their hands.
The Rev. Dr. Roams, of Marcie, conceiving
personal allusions to have been made to his own con-
duit, made a long and animated defence of it, with
resprft to the petition which occasioned the forfeiture
of Sir .1. G. Cotterell's seat.
The last.snenrioned Baronet and Dr. Yate felt
themselves called upon, and made suitable replies.
The Rev. Dr. Mosoaer, Canon Resideatiary,
=loved the thanks of the county to Colonel Mat-
thews, for his conduit in Parliament, and tor tle
. handsome manner in which he retired from the re.
presentation of it. This motion having been seconded
►y TIIOSIAI GsszNLv, Esq. of Titley, was carried
• with acclamation.
The Court then adjourned, aceording to ancient
visite, to the Widentarsh, to give any other Can-
didate an opportunity of demanding, and entering
u;'on, a poll. After the enstsmary time had es-
pred, and the usual forms had been observed, the
sv,it was fined op the Shire-hall, and the Candi-
d itto were invested with the sword; having made
a -4,lpiste addresses of gratitude. f r the elevated
c interred upon them, ary were respcc-
- ' cipat streets of the
tue populace.

ear iikosai afrani. I'ha aaatandoit wet nth*
by. .
....Camel MArsairws. who 'fah* that *jai
lash itas ths bast hash on rhea to build a poi
or: sad in woes rim to favot
e *is wet tionabi. kid as~bbit. duri
foot stadeasal Rolitnutt. soergaiy to ,
eha nosksof hit tioaCalliague. Havi
laps* 111141=1th, toil* seeapitala
ale lit our Mite to a Fie
•
~....
• seat agouti's Gnawer..• thalami the Froths
An .ors firma sopeowilly asalhosodlopos be
this. fain In ristanot 111111111.1117 4 1
4•• a. • to Mat in the woo of Ms sea
~..... _ wore of vithoste sateen : to
777• 401 tefernmii girlie safest wit of
VP ad fsihiesl ulweieteney, and he we
Moog pserimmloat which be had ever re
I'' ' .
4i k: '.; : . . a second time, and,
6 i 40.4, .. . ‘
.did !rig himself to
' oinfothr.gt urged
• *regularity, that
ii li•dparealit An Gaerreouttall. Bart. wh
. ' valliary edrvion he painted in glowing
944011,11 to the manner in which the wit
of Itoptitad been defeatiel, and spire*
Wages I their own rights. *
The Rae.. Yarn, Prebendary 4 Herela
seconded the noinhoilion.
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