The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1820-03-16 00:00:00

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to the Walk
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IWO esaleldiAllielaileeel/21. ohedleume lo your readlasosde,
wort.* bees AM doey almommod to meat the emeldiolo fee-
lay. The erbilk Mosedey tem bum enew•elied se procure •
ume gandedateewitto whim tee Mere benomse amisaimed this
day. We Mem elpetbegftestlba entriddsees, ail 1 will
prove is Yj feat. Ithetrillielhees eralibliset Al" a
eulesiderahle Nam, the dam Ma Seen losisdhlivol Ilia 1119 re;
tog. The Neat deekrei imatiodosee has hoes Imetrumeittlft
apart the peace Oahe IsteelkWy Ms illteadlery sad breeds-
maids writing.: sad the.edliev meta MU mensiog, seder
she mohoure of the torpossadoom InseSdhealkary has asserted
lima maltose roar old and MAW oeVelat, Oho Ana snow she
Mau* a* address yos. tens Mote Math et this day.-.
dies mulles. esti Worthy Cellesame. 'Pleb at she 71
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—tae Neditints, 111-ooder Close (the mighty,
NIL It was agred•that we sholold poll alms
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the tunas and wheMthe pull closed dile album
nem, it was left tott is Ilse asiddlejravieg !del we noes ea
reeds IGO ispaservow. The NI edited to she IS mallet OS,
uhteh wemlol lumehress seye•Sibeeeldwilay. Thee iweendiary
Is, by Ms mere* efasolemise wfttegy *glossed she Meows
sad eoriailiotiolt; bet the Illos.Mse Pay, is tie private
ellomelee, be as \oatmeal& seas. It win be easy for pea
Is peps doors Spessmow the bead of those wleaslorport the
allse&aed eases of vice. fraud, and impiety. of she
“Igeetimes mossiest toe is, I am Monied, that 1 did set
repeal the Gas Bill. My searer to this Is, I mail '
fie Hit had been is my power. it should nee have Oilseed
"Maw ham. from She year 1511 to the penes time, *
bus hr sighs • leadol misery on this comary, aid if it .hi
nisi repeatedt 1 COMMA tell where it sill stop. I said she
Wove (wio a laugh calealatioa, made *hide ma looms)% dal
Is womb' Maw Latinos is ea the esumery of 42 Eddies%
mood That they had belts, lay ea a. .dilemma, lit, sad de.
ellne the Gem MI. Altogether 90 minima at Mowry were
radioed by dole Wired taa on she itousemonky. The
Americas war met the public upwards of 900 millions 44
emery. The war *game Preece colt the gaosory 1,000
millions of ussisey. As so she other shjeetime respectimg
the Watchmakers • Bill, is which the frame* have lees
misisformed, I have beer asked why I did not pass
esewer to that le—heesese I moll sot. The Presides.
of She litsed Ole& allowed it to be the ablest MU Our
draws up; bat Ilmitieits peered is agsiast it frees all
;marten. wieseiefiece butt with oar pert sad some row
other, mail by abeteripent Aerations they reamed it to a
we skeleton. A depostatisa arrived front Clerlosairell,
abeam from Dull, Lee.; while my Hon. Colleague and I
were hattliag these depatatiess, and reconoseadiag all to
agree, the President of the Board of Trade molt the liberty
is oar cheeses to get rid of it altogether. The noes.
sans proposed by that Rill would have relieved all your
distresses. mad if I resist have passed it 1 would. Though
we meld mot pas the whole of this Bill, still Ministers
mamboed se assist as I. gamin the clause respecting the
regular iodestowed appestats. It passed the House a
Cmenstoss, bet it was thaws oat is the Lords, and I widow
eased that they sow express their regret few acting lame;
but it is probsble that it wild still pass. The erten el
sepreuticeship loss dome mere good so the coatatoonity, la
the onersh, sad religion et aaukiaJ, than any caber system
hitherto introduced. Now observe the different* between
this and the Weavers MIL The former, which was tom.
milted to the care of myself awl my Hos.Collesgoe, did set
cost she watchmakers one shilling; we saved all the ex-
penses, by payisg them out of our own pockets, soa by our
united labours. The Weavers Bill cold 7501. beside, 7001
•peart in eontiogereies before it was placed is my hands.
The total cost to the weavers was nearly 1,5001. If I could
tome passed that Bill I *mild. 1(1 am to be America, it Is
net through as; neglect of aloe, in sot fulMling the pro-
wises I formerly made. 1 defy the world to prove she sea-
teary ; and the eviekame sardine facts is still existing in pub.
tic nearefo. I will never desert or depart hem my post, and
they shall only coat me try • 14days pull.
Mr F.t.t.tet then said, " My goad Meads, when I I,
last addressed pia, 1 little thought of the eierelirsialsees
syterh woold render it necemory for me artier to adder*, you
this day. I little thought thin there could be the disposition
iri the city to trample nes our fiefdom sad iwdependence.
Another candidate has hems insrodeord. and search ha. bees
made in all parts of the kingdom, in order to displace year
chi friend. This new candidate is .silt In represent a cum.
wiercial city. Whew 1 addressed you before, I advised you
to act cooscientiously in giving your votes, sad to en..
sio4et of the duty you had to perform to yourselves and to
it,. country. I then said, that of oar opponent I had no
f. .tr ; I say it again with respect or she other. I would
wish you In oriel the subject iu your thought,, and vote lior
these you stay think most It so represent this commercial
city. The Ferment nprosisiou Omahas us both. ft is said
thins it is mot sienna at NW, bet if swy How. Cohesive, is op-
po.rd, it iujurrs es both and the cause of iodependeoce. I
Lower those who vote from principle, although it may he
emainit us; but how can any one recuocile it to himself le
sear fur we such moult' Candidates! When t me mach
limiest, I cannot conceive how any one eau reconcile it to his
roommate. The aae Cftentliete. If we may judge from Isis
character sad situation is life, is what is termed a strictly
loyal man--anel the ether is is the opposite extreme. I ins-
prise Gothic; to the Moo Candidate (Cline), but I think
that in justice to himself lie ought to espial& his principles.
wham he receives the amOtaase of votes from such an
opposite quarter. I sates to east no imputation upon him.
I have bees again attacked from the same quarter as before •
I have been called a Stork. jobber and a Pension( r, wkltls
it is scarcely accessary to say .or utterly unfounded; these
attacks all proceed from the same source—die same
libellous pen. It woe some *tote ago staled front Ame-
rica, " that this Ellice, whom the people of Coven.
try have returned so Parliament, hod been hiddiug
fur the loan with that Jew Ricardo." This is MI in.
fanonia libel. A Mr. Ellis did eertaisly bid for the loan
with Mr. Ricardo, and a worthy man he might be for
aught I boon to the contrary. To be coupled with Mr.
Sidardo would do homier to any mon ; bets a friend to the
people from a eunscieeduses conviction that be is right.—
Ile is a decided enemy to tbe Gore Laws. He gues further
it... I do in the opiates that Animal Porliameots and
Universal Suffrage are fur the good of the penult. But
when I see males olence striking at every man, justice to
my oso character impels me to stand is soy owe defence.
it WWI not my fault that I slid not carry the Watch Bill.
My Hon Colleague sud I had mmoyanziosadsys and boors;
hut we cos.kl nut succeed. Govertimest,however, promised.

to amist is regutstisig the apprenticeship system. We am
not like this PrdeudertColibett), who professes in hold the
WHIM' of COMIIIIOIII, 1..01 Js, and Crown iu his hand, arid Is
redress all the grievances of the nation in a n ih—se
• e but men, and can wily du what is possible to fie
door. He insidiously addresses himself to those whom be
catiN the Lower Orders; but du we not all spring from the
people! L deny that 1 sin a Stock jobber and a Pensioner
—if there is one lie mere infamous than another, hue is
the one. The Crows has nut an office in its gift übirb
mold tempt me from my duty. He but as tiotßi:inoorus 011
you were at the last election, anal Mod awl le-litmus in
your support, and we shall comfort. is spi►e i.f all their
machinations. We have ahe lino crow ha our own bawds ;
nor will I stir hom my post until the last man is pollen, if
you are true to yourselves. My worthy Friend took ant by
the hand at the last contest, and spoke to my character and
principles, so far as he was acqsainted ; arid shall I bethe
di st to desert him ? If there should be any necessary
to reinstate him in your good opinion, 1 would make chat
sacrifice. When I brat came to Coventry I found my Has.
Friend in poesessium of the best feelings of she freemen.
We have been together one year in Parliament, and i, so
instinct have we differed is opinion. We remain united.
1 place a full reliance. on your attendance at the booth, and
we •ill sow part by giving three cheers fug the success of oar
dose."

The same cueing Cowin Ct.oes addrossest lie freemen,
al the King's Head, ay follows :--Geottemese, I iheak you
for roam atteoilauee at the booth to.day, mad if it gametal*
soy good foetus. to be returned ass Member fur your mseieot
city I trust lots ails be setislied will my pristelptss. lam
iradepeadeut of oil parities : I will cote will Ilioimers wises-
ewe I Oriel they are right, moo oppose Oleo bleu 1 Ibiok
them wrueg.
Ois noonday, Mr. Mootad

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