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

VII bra. hies* fteeddhes (so I will sell ilia). "foril sad My
willetelper sever isseadsio call his. lay Weer mass
sibleappy to sup eve have tale up ii.. of vow
GA". 'Ms eseramaisary Male of fit prierdsp,
wrist. the asesseires used by she isigildeidt., bade the
Mos. 1440h4 live vows Wow isstailless. Is Is floporsible der
mirboOkidseeits. eulighweed so 1 Itoese diet use, bid ref-
ereedl of tioliirlibe hearts, for • assists' eh lidletel. *eh
alsedefee m ItiVelewee issued by diedilise. Them have IS.
ishch beier,Vhs. said Waimea calsweakes seised skies. me
sod Wy flos.Callelegue, stet the shinarrer dn. lie • tirmyre.
*lion erf valedeely, and selbeng vise. His name is
%disgrace se the etbleire,..4 • Gewfold disgrace me she helm,
Aleuts of this city. idle Wee telersted his presumption.
his bee* labial psi. 1. propagase seasdalsame end
whited Whole. sod I am iletemelhota I* he. no tower,
as he Is ameba te. as... %Vets. grt atifillee wider ow.
feet —c,...."erisd a monfrom Tit evessef,`• end iii WO imp
Wes fide!",--aid if yes will woodose pier remises to-
Illisteur, Isis* reesemmesed whst was fostestly *red is Ca
vestry, • sump of broom-sweepers to sweep She weets shoe
Mm, we shill dery hear us seem of Seditim, Teem Paha%
beers,. Me Ai* of Restate; weaken drive them away al.-
prober. Toler sawed Candidate, on rtirction, most 'maw
the slight einistise is which be semi. Mr. Moore else
repeated bile shame. delivered en the preerdisig evening.
Wspeetieg she Wattle s:ed Weevers tiller, which hr sormiseeed
11 vetoed rhme, wrieg N seams usiesnanstaadiag which had
arisen. As so sttomey was employed is the Watch dill,
amd owing to its imposonser, the Speaker Oder Meese re-
fits. to reweave the restomsey fees, which world have
ameemed to massMeselas sus.. What other esp.."
mess I paid (mid db. Idessere. wet of my ems packet. I
Up" to wham the sm. amewhece twomerrew at the hoody
had we shed (five them still forther proof of our ability
thieletWeehe Tem raises buses, and all the Gelb weel
hove arises mime this Ceedidate of drab.* eases
Do Cworstry. Toe have all knees as sollicketly lon
to be innme that I shall seer triessis grateful to yes farrier
binders".
Mr. EVA).t them said...My good &hods, I have to mime
yes my sifter* sod heartfelt desalt* for the disiognishea
imier you be. dose me by your aussulasce awl support
this day. Frees my heart I thank you; awl I will soles.
veer to repay your undress by the best smite* is my
power. From your extrtious His day. wee have playrd as
at the bead of des p.ll, sod also placed my Hossurable
Colleague by my side. I will happy to Gad that my Feisd
has swished away the Ilitk dideresces whirr had berm
wised by she shod. Ana nonce elf leis caresses. As a body
wf t. liahmw, yes would never ditinerd an old and kidded
see.. who. yo• did "sow, few • *eh Csedleiste yes did
ON
Imow and of whom you bast hut el. experieetre. The
neel Caselidiems err er Virally supported by she Corporation
sod Heir wilierrels. but their sentiments are diametrically
opposite. of Ift votes to Clew, 47 are "plat voles to
Cabbed. Thy bilafeever disavow the principles of the latter
Candidate.

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Clare finding himself in a considerable
minority. on Thursday evening, relinquished all
farther pursuit.
On PrWay, Mr. Moose ashl--Gentlemen, the inter of
the poll yesterday Solvent nee to sop.* }due exertiussi
M.day would cesspit,' a perfect creepiest over acilitios ;
allow me to ripest to you our most entente and grateful
thanks, lot amiatainiag to-day bosh our cause and your
own. There is one distingnishrilfealsee in the poll to.dly
that 1 will Mate to you. 'We have polled manly as many
men today as the Candidate Sedition his altogether; and
if you costinse your mentoss panther day, I have we doubt
you wilt magster him. I yesterday informed you that the
other Candidate was a man of good family sad ho-
nour, bet net a St perms to represent this tonsmercial city,
he bee however beat a retreat. sad Is gone elsewhere to per-
form hie military deities. With respect to Satinets, 1 as
hardly express myself in terms colficiently stroll to mark
my ataborreare of his principles; sad 1 hope the freemen
will burs the bosom of Tots aine in edgy, the Apo of
Anson, and all !belittler ',dinar's publications which have
donee" much mischief to line city; and by this etteinplifka-
tion of their loyally convince the people of Ragland that
they sir deceived If they imagine the freemen will tole-
rate sock a deapieable ehrwartir. / have hitherto ;ea-
tented myself with acting ur she alefessive, het 1 "hall
panne a different course, sod tell him that he has been
endeavouring by his lora, calumilies, and slanders, to turn
Hendee(' the popular mind against me ; brit I have no
doubt you are perfect)y snsisfied with the explanation I
have given. 1 wish to convince the people of Coventry
that the writings of this MM. are directed agoinst all good
government, and have clone more to destroy obedience to
the Sovereign, obedient, to the laws of our cosmic), and
obedience to religion anal morality, than any publication
1 ever beard re; but 1 iron that in Covesitry an explosion
ethane principles will speedily take place, and that those
who may have already joined smell a standard will very Will
dyers it, and that it may also barium others not to join
them. The passing of the late corrcive Cills woe owing
principally to obis seditious C-andirlate. Sediliarr has said
that 1 have nut opposed the eillsoefruiril Pensions which have
been granted. Them pensions ere granted oat of Ilse Civil
List. We have 115 Members of the Opposition, hot our
exited farce has *ever yet been able to bring this Civil
List before the House. 1 have
these pensions; butt she any thing of this kind trusses'
before the House, we shall give it one determines) uppo-
sition. Most of these pensions were grouted twenty years
before 1 had the boomer of a seat in Parliament. From a
spatter before clear • o'clock this morning, until the close,
Mediation has pithal but a 'single vote. If a fen of Moue
incendiaries were to get into the House of Commons, they
would seriously injure the Cuostitutiun, by their peroicions
snacks; sad their actlitioss speeches might take some effect
by being re-echoed in the diarissi prints. .1 never read
his works, but I God that an ammo, plan is introduced fur
communing forgery, which would eventually bring those
concerned in it to ms igoontious end. Is obis coudsct to be
tolerated in a man who offers himself for yoar suffrages?
Prosecutions are not entered against the pike. but "pima
the pikeenaker•--onA therefore it is nut the disciples of this
mar who Gaulle to he opposed, but the man himself. You
will complete the victory you have begun ; and I expect a
result of
Mr. ELLICI said—My good Friends, I am nut only grate-
ful fur the support yon have giver to my Hon. Colleague
and myself, but must express my gratitude for the snippet
you have gives to the cousin,. I shall nut follow my Hon.
Friend in the reprobstimm of this Candidate, fur I cuuatder
him beneath my notice.
Ott Saturday evening Mr. Winona mid--Gentlemen,
have to return yes my warmest sad sinrerest °maks for
your kind attention sod support of our euamou rause,
We have been suede the happy instrameirs• of your victory
(it so it may be called over such a worthless character).—
My Hon. Colleague has obtained a majority of 375 volts
moor Sedition—which is a majority of 23 votes more than
Sedinun has p.alled altogether ; I have also a majority over
Seditiou of 340 voter I must espies' my utmost couiestipt
for the emotion' of oar opponent. In big twopenny trash
imported from America it is aignilled that the Revolution is
short to commence in Epgland—that it is matured—aud
awl he was about Si, leave his dear lead of liberty, to put
his baud to it. Bat ht toe battens you, my friend., that be
was kicked oat of America. by every sensible and well-
iuformed man. He noises lucre to destroy the rights of the
people, anal to "ow distention in every part of the empire.—
A seat in Parliament is of an material cousequenee to me,
further than I tale render s. trice to my constituents. 1
trust to see you at niter o'clot k Ull Monday morning, at the
booth, when there will her loather exemplification of your
loyalty to refer out fur ever th.s scourge from the couatry.
Mr. Tumicasani—My gout f, lends. I have sincerely to
lima& you fur your roily atinidauce lists morning, Nod not
.sly early, but through she whole day ; and to rnsgrandste
you 011 smoker victory over the person who has had the
audacity to irret us again al the Louth.
FOURTH DAY'S POLL, SATURDAY. MARCH 11 !
Moore, 692—Ellice, 727—(:t01e, 114 —Cohhett, 352.
Majority its favour of Mr. Ellice, 373.
Majority in favour of 3Jr. Moore, 34a).
We never recollect at any former pt-rind to contest
minied on with rester spirit or mare deierianued
opposition. on the part of the blues. But it is trim
that we never before had r Candidate professing