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Late
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hood
this t
My

I Piave ,
because
money
have

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has gone Me length
religion. I know not __ --he
this t. but. I most say, that I would go as great
lengths as say man for the prutertioo of oar civil
sue religious liberty; and have already shewn my-
sok as zealous ea advocate tor both. as Mr. Whit..
bread. or say of his fticods.. I underhand it has
been mud. by Mr. Shetidan, to the Marshal
dre • Bench, that he and his friends will
fay )fit of certain Elettors therein confined,
it flay will come forward and vote for him. These '
arttelablitieu need, Cattlemen, for the impose of
erateltering the last spark of the liberty and lade-
'emerge of Westminster. The Whigs have e.-
ad'. nod now endeavour to make themselves
agelleallhe to the Tary Ministers. 'llsey, therefore,
Mad illeelalaced to the indignation of the people."
Me. Pair sceeltded a speech of great length, by
zajamaZeotat hematite' persevere against every
silted boo formed, and that he was
rII the halt afraid -of having both his public and
Zia prima slintraftar diecoseed by his Adversaries,
with Ilse mast emaspolosse eseareee. He never
thaegitt of sibadhat a candidate fir Westminster.
till It saw that it had heen first sold to diet alas-

atm tallivisaa. Lord Percy ; abaodoued by the
Trumear of the Navy. and sold to an arrogant and
ashltprothypas Wainer. At that time he had a seat
is Fathoms, hat be saw, that if he did net stand
form* -11Vestasiswee would become as close a
boweeigli it Old festam, or any in the Kiegdom.
11r. Weir 'swab • lain offered Waugh:—
w Owaleasea hid be, I must ;pia claim
year m have been introduced
PaPiillihtly yam canoe, for many thins
• 1 ham tatits# oar• wad guar twigs
siilip I tam acme due. • Mame& Mr. Neil
be' IterAssimpoitJesst Mau; 011rih int the only
=Aces hi the klieg* m. In my oat,
OW* that of teary Inas of common
adlllS.4le4lor tea otilest fro* these hustings die-
Alllffrahr WNW. I use. did
ilirSiffradfffa poimaties. I cooly said,
alltillsrf woe, Itlffird is.. Ai be his religion I
shear loatileat lute it. WI& regard to Court din-
/Witte, I. karar of nose, I support those who
*tee Gained to bias, whom •Ur. Yana tails die S-
kinners Mr Fos trade I tnist, thit they will aft
ti be till. I orator theme/ha are of hie principles,
es-tosit g yasympasiver can have a right to do.
• Iffre'realiffla mid, that it he be beates,Westralaster
avow* ham a nont-idediva algid's. This I believe
whim fahea as wins* be mi 4. there wall moor
by tear elottlia.`after Earl Away wee chasm.
Pffe.lotiall tat aseerted. that you were sold to Earl
Ashy. wed Wirt, Me. Sheridan. This is also as
mitmeess sweetiea. tray iselividaal hes a right
arworl3/44 to •the logampences of ileffiens. I
Mee allsoi it, and he sway to the *ow Support
yii iwy Omedidate 'oil may Walk rotifer. 1 can
oily say, that saw met have haataithe Arm sup-
parlor of yam rights- and ladepaidarts. and as
Mak• shill M. tampon my own isdahlathease, by
sighs wbatmerCettilidam 1 thenheame pttp!r.'•
Mit..-Pitu.t mad* s few observation's in re.
ttiltsr‘st;zile that it would bays- been lit:
day, u • a Irked ef theism* -et
itaglasd. am whir mpenbatel dad political ebinW
tee of Mr. Pitt, to hamithewillih;tipoiliatiee IS,
Sir mare WWI whoaMit 4111010416 •Norks •
adrft th.1001108%431041100. 401140101 .
was Witte lof this Mlflialf_lolol. -
ONO* that Ord- ' saa
waved been wit tad ferwaed r~ aiff'raior"
Oat die .41weet of,thsr~i lulthehmanami
ffr fhte.l.lllminielleirlas Orr the Vidsdh UMW*
work. Deign versa, however, tropes' sf Aft.
ttligwere medial; led new thel".P***? du'
itenselsts theiadvoants of thaopisimite party.
Dattahir lees himself had beta atteMpfed to be.
thOported with. Ms shoed/ eoly farther add. fist'
.a.7rad story • espediest had been pot iota
,"s• pat et eatingaisher over his hopes in this
WM madrigal mum. If there was one principle
eibiei lAirlareavillue had oeuvre to his bean than
*hither, it Ike. di* pateEtion of Y great Stare De-
'l Mot the *it pearposo,• principally, did the
eMsrslrtieswdf Parflusiet take place. He detlared
hotted ha private otiosity against the Marquis Wal-
la/NW lair ovoid it be said that he was siting as
elerialli pelt. as 'be, could solemnly declare, be
weft faesierd a harmer from trim in his life.
• "fteifelhisemmh ignite atteispitl/41 to speak, bet
then** am so eserreat. that be mold sot poi-
nty pmeare a hettriat.
• litt, Phan relived, .ea asta), amidst the joyful
et the people. It was dark before the
at di day weetoweluded, party animosity
• rissu a greeter Might that is wiz fusser.
' ELECTION.

, the Southall, in
Representatives in
►bout ten o'clock,
Noble Uncle, Via-
time absent from
country) was escort-
vrous bpcly of Free-
led the procesOon
Lordship's open
the populace, the
taken off; and was
-e The horse-
.) lip in two lines,
wimps, preceded
North Gloucester
streamers, pas.ed
1; from whence

C6mupir..
the

The race between the Hera/rem and the
Baerlater, was decided today. not on _ Prince's
Ground, as was at first inmadod, but on the Race
Ground. The distance was one hundred yards.—
The odds, which bad been 3 to 2 in favour of the
Horsham man, changed sotto lin favour of the
Boetcleser, before starting. Tbs Booicloser was the
winner; be boat his opponent between two and three
yards.
The Knewrapaier, it owns, made a considerable
sum na tbis match. Those not so deeply in the se-
cret. ••ere minors to some tune. There was a great
confluence of people on the Downs. High and low
indiscruntuately allied together.

Illornediately afterwards
other late worthy
in tcfvo, went
. o'clock, aecom-
resp4.4.4le cavalcade of

try-a bald •of eausle,
which was crowded INTELLIGENCE.
similar occasions : indeed, PORTSalciuTtl, OM!. 11.
totally exchi.led from the Arrived_ the. Direemstion bomb, with a convoy,
presinre on all sides- ' from the Dawns.
ACC. Esq. High Sheriff, ;mace. Sailed His Majesty's ship Blonde, with the out.
huaisem of the Meeting, mid ward-bound West lodiamen, for Cork.
forms having been gone PLYMOUTH, 110 V. 10.
Came in •the Sybille frigate from Portsmouth ;
Bart. rose, and, in a very Rose sloop of war, from Constantinople ; Ortega,
sand gentleman-like manner. Ford ; and the Tsars-bill, Stevens. from Newfound- ;
noin:rtate Vice-Adtniral, the Hon. land ; also the Ceeneetica, Andreas, from Bilbao.
Id Berkeley, whose upright conducll for Tonningen, detained by the Happy Arturo psi-
they had experienced for snore than amen
twenty years, as a fit and peeper person to be re- Sailed the Mars man of war on a cruise.
elected one of their Reprasentstives. •
• EDIeUS9 noses Esq. of Newland, after corn-
TOIIPAY, Nov. 10.
plitneneiog the HAW. Admiral upon hisipublic con- Sailed last evening the Saiaren brig for yal.
duff, war
mouth, and from • thence for the Cape of Good
The hismly sermoded the nomination.
aa fmamer said, as Admiral Berkeley Hope. Sailed this day the Redbreast glin
for '
on a cruise ; and theCardim aimed rig.Ply-
wet aiepats it would belneeessary that some gentle-
OMB iboold represent bins. mouth, with a new fire-ship, and a large barge,
.Colonel Eseaseors, addressing himself to Lord ; launched at Topsham, under convoy.
thwahry_ begged that his Lordship would do the TALMOUTtI, NOV. 9.
Hon..Admind and the county that honour. Arrived this day, His Majesty's ship Cvoqueror,
Jamas Mvsosave, Esq. of Barnsley Park, then 74. guns, Capt. Israel %View, from the Channel
ruse. and is an animated speech, which was ex- fleet; also the ship rages, Captain Cowley, from
fennel,/ well received, nominated Lord Edward London, with bale goods for Buenos Ayres.
Somerset. one of the late Members, as well quail- The outward-bound transports, with packets. for
fled. and justly entitled to the distinaion of being Jamaica, Leeward Islands, Lisbon,) and Malta, are
again chosen Representative for this county in Par- detained by contrary winds.—Wind South. '
liament. DEAL, NOV. 11. ,
Jour Berms, Esq. of Salperton, seconded the
Remain in the Downs, the Rrgulur, Prinee.:
nominatioa.
Oraage, Aatslope, Arnoiernoor, and 'Trusty men cf
The customary Proclamation was now made, and war ; Sboarion and Festal frigates ; Mtirluito, Sin-
no other Candidate appearing,
Eawaato Su o, Esq. of Uley, rose, and lark, Seagull, *Ore, and Kangaroo sloops of war ;
Mentor, Fury, remelt's. .I.:zpbr:em, and Pros.
begged perms' sien shortly to address the Court. Pero bombs ; several gun-hrigi and fireoressels ;
Ha said, he should deem himself unwarrantably
So
deficient in the discharge of his duty. did he not erulaior lugger ; Gwernne Milner and Amity bomb-
tenders ; Hannay villualler ; and the :Verge Danish
*embrace the present opportunity of acknowledgin/ East Indianan, detained.—Wind E. N. E.
the important services which Admiral Berkeley an wirrnit, NOV 11.
Lord Edward Somerset bad readered to the cloth-
interest of this county, in the lout; Parliament. Yesteriar the &moored, a boy, under French
Ile (Kr. S.) had ailed as ems of the deputies of colours, H. Van Manners, master, with linen and
linseed, from Slays for ltotterdana, said likewise to
the wade. during die agitation of some important
'
questions, in which their interests erne deeply in- have bad a mail on board when taken, was sent in
by the Luertara gun-brig, Lieut Forbes. They first
voteed ; and be felt infinite pleasure in stating, that,
during the onion of this business, as well in took a Dutch fishing-boat, which they manned, and
Callaillattaaa, wore the House, our late worthy sent in after the boy.
I'o-dad came in the Iferntione. of Newcastle, with
Represeataives hod been most assiduous io their
a cargo of timber, from Riga
'for Dover. Also the
attention t devoting days, weeks. nay, be might
say niosthie the promotion of these obisan_. Henrietta. of an/ for Dover, Bowdea, with coals,
• from Newcastle.
'Under. the impremiea of. sear WM, he humbly
emessieed he was paying but a mall tribute to FROM LLOYD's LIST.
merit, in thee representing the zeal old fidelity of
maaesstiso, Nor. 11.—Passed by the amentes, Leigh.
these Gestlemies in the sew ViCe Of thairConstiusents ; from Hoodlums ; Falcon, Henderson, from Virginia;
tipllWßOill it was impossible .to timonisnend Members Knewthaw, sod the Harpooner. Law, front Quebec ; Martha,
halm qualified,. op more dieppee• lmaintain their Smith, from Lisbon; London Puked, Hare; Friendship, Jo.
rights, and *draw their interest., Vora; Nelly. Reed; Den, Worts; and the Reliance, Thom-
son, from Petenburgh ; Anne, War!, from Dancer ,•
• 14r. Sae/seam spoke with great, timegT. and was Elisabeth, Fraiiks; and the Antelope, Jacks, fromßiga ;
31.1.1=1:10.11,1111 kallt CAW ; every Young Elinor, Tema. from Soothes; Betsy, Dauiells, and
neM,ghpifeage one pfippoingy of an Elisabeth, He from Stockholm; Anne. Jones, hone Rs.
algal" trilial4l4MNlMlta to the Defiers and the 'en; Alum' Meyers Pees Jae, SP"""; and Ills
rtelillifatifffArc • Deka. from Hasbro' -.bailed the Abeam, Ede for Den e-
ra ; hare, Butcher, for Cork • America Dean • and the
• I The Hiskteseirdied.ted ries-Admiral Berke- rEandraght, &YIN, for Bremen.
ler and Lem{ Waled Somerset duly eleifted ; after
Altlll,to
which,
In the Riser-.the Friendship, Jordan; sod the Baltic tiler.
Lon! Masser addressed the High Sheriff and chant, •—•-• frees reuresherth-
the Freeholders nearly as follows :•—•• Gentlemen, Is Yarmouth ieads-.the Anna Meyer, from Hamburgb
I feel more at this amount than it is possible for me and theTTramiler, from Riga.
bil* &Martel; T
to find lan/onel° e: two. In the name of mY small; tad the the Hope, De., from Newfoundland.
"ntYr
uncle, Vice-Admired Berkeley. I acknowledge, Off the mull-ehe Lively Crean, from New.
with the warmest gratitude, your distinguished foundisad.
goodness in supporting him oo this and former oe. At Peek—the Benjamin, lit,Carthy ; and the Henry, Ware.
casinos. The trust Jotreposein him. be will con- frolZtrievirt""lB4; FOl4. from Newfoundlaid.
DABS to.hold sacred. Amidst the dangers of. At Portsmoath...ght:i:7llll,ain, Sy mead, atom Neetfetee4-
Europe. clouded as it is atpreseat, England will Ise&
eons, hula bor. full share to prose& the iuterests of At Ditttneetll.-41m New Providence, Ray ; and the Elise-
alaaki" 'Out the canna" en"ny and I tan bet
17—is is.raegsofe."‘"diAkti Newfoundland; sod
proud to say, that Admiral Berkeley, like every the Neptune, Duodenum, trim. itilb.tare.4l
other British sailor, will do his duty. How shall I At Liserpeel--she And, Iturrowdale, from New nee.
express my own feelings 3I am overwhelmed with dfflite
ritud. but trim the fine willcomer when I At Whitby—the Thetis, Donee. from Peteobergh.
convince
!or (Tamale. thatme impression
made At Cork—the.Presperity, Ray ; and the COIIIIIMUCC,
Philadelphia
on osy mind this day, can never be effaced." At Neerfeendland...the Hape. M'Craorge, from Lisbon ;
Lord EDV/AZDSOMPIISHT next rose. He begged 114 she Tb°lllBll Robert', from 1-""P"i•
to render his sincere adknewledgroests for the very
distinguished honour they had that day conferred,
is agais,exatting him to the dignified station of their
Reptmontative in Parliament. The moment he bad
heard a ibe dissolution, he had hastened to meet his
Constituents; and the very Battering reception he
hid every where met with, encouraged the most:
pleasing vxpeeatioas of a favourable issue. He had`
uniformly endeavoured to discharge his public duty
with fidelity; and, if his efforts to promote the corn- •
inertial interest sad general prosperity of thecounty
of Gloucester had 'merited their approbation, his
earnest wishes were amply gratified. He again ex-
pressed the high sense be entertained of this addi-
tional mark of their partiality, and returned his
warmest thanks to the Gentlemen who had dune him
the bantam to move and second his nomination.
Sir Henev Paorritso is. of Court House. near
Brim!. them moved the thanks of the Meeting to
the High Shiriff; and the business being finished,
the usual ceremony of chairing the Members took
place, amidst the pietistic, of a vast concourse of
people. The windows in the principal streets were
crowded with beauty and fashion. 'l'he Countess
of Berkeley witnessed the procession from the King's
Head; and seemed loghly delighLed with the
splendour and testivity of the seen.
The. Members afterwards retired to their respect-
ive isms, the King's Head and Bell. where sumptu-
ons enteatainmears were provided, and upwards of
5.50 of their friends sat down to dinner at each
houre.:besides an equal number whslwereaccualmo-
dated et other places.
RRIGYTON, Nov. 10.

About 0'

I &tibia& either to ow or the ot6r. I hirfrioatio. oed reseeded
re steed dose .upon your good violins. I gags, &c. its-the C.cionty
r that hcbgs beensuilty, of adding sigma bleir• beyead all pmeeisitt no 1
od to Ma, previous& breech. of home& la eot many igegglistio wad I
anti
s enough to call forth spirit of the 2 Com% by the extreme pre
r triumph is now more glorious than f .-- WILLI• bl Liwasims,
are this day polled more vete: than aitynf ' . diately opened the hum
muse their's have been split votes, beng'ht by the usual preliminary f
me, taken from the Ti usury. while an Inners through—
re come voluntarily forward, without fee et re- Sir Wit..cimis Guise, 1
rd. Finding that lam not vulnerable_jeloy po- appropriate speech, and
cal princip.es, my Hon. Friend, Mr. Whitbread. begged leave to Dellnin4O
i gone the length of saying, that. lam a bigot in George Cranfield Berkele
wen. I know not what foundation he has for in Parliament they had e,

• tIALOIXESTIOR Gowar IL
...—.....a5v.---
Cla Thorsday last.easne on, at thi
Ilia city* the Median of. two Rep
Par Unman .hte "Nisi mealy. Abou
4.oo4lDmrdor fas_pro,ay for his Nobl
"1104.0 Berbricr. wits is it this tie
&shod. is the her vi:,e ablis canner
its! into town. by 4 verystunacrous
holders, coauthor:loo at .thont led
horse....k. two sad tiro. His L
...s tame .neil, d-Atia• by 'the '
ass buying been previuusly taken
, teed by abaut forty other eartiii
fart. as they arrived, were drawn 01
is West&ete.strtet ; aad the carnal
tic the noe band of the Royal Noe
• Whale. aid a r.Otrabcr ut Rags madam
linetn the Centre. to the king's Head ;
his Lordship and his friends imrnediat
prgerealed to the place of
I,orel Edward. Somerset (our oche
W rut be t 4 . who had been some days
finm" ilia ?Ai Inn. soon' after tel o
p.s..ied by a Law and aunt respa'..'4l