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

MONMOUTH SLICTION Ifimisie 13.

The *eine of • smaller to repreaestlbe bonne& of
Illonionisth. Newport, and Usk, raw on •t tie ruttier place
sou rriday lasi. One ►.• fired sod forty +ears hewing wow
claimed since t►e boroschs were consestedobs eircwsaat•aee
of a. oppositioa excited considerable interest. The esadi.
dotes on this occasion are, the Martinis of Worloster. the
late mestrer, soil lobo Hodder blosoridge, Erg. 1.014 atter
ten o'clock, the Manpais of Worts's'r entered she town is
processios, front Troy Noose; amid shoot eleven o'clock.
both efordidates attended by their respective Nerds, sowed
She Town Hall.
The .•cesss,y RIMS Isviog been pus three*, Jos.
Pace, Esq. rote for tke purpose of .osinsti•g tin Mast
Sob,' the Marvell, tit Womeater, as a it sad proper pram
la represent Mr boreiligba in Parliament; which was gems&
rd by W. A. Williams, Eipq.of Usti.
*r. T. G. Pniii.rarre, of Monsoalk, Ilmm claimed t►e
alteatiose of She tomtits', sod in s speech of
!cavil proposed Jobs Hodder llogwridar,
man in every way onalilisd to perform the bigi
tun duties of their Kerman:4We; which was
Mr. Frail, of Newpuet.

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The Marquis of Woftergyeet then reignited Ihemhe for the
homer whirls had heels dune hiss, at the same limo express-
ing hie regrellthat any part of his condoet ulsoald ham give.
offence to hls'ennstimsents' s.J entreating limn to impale
it to is improper motive, hot lo an erthaeoue judgment.
.1. H. kloohntage, E. now rose. and Warmed the
isseetine at much length, with greet smarmed*. and &OWL
la the faee of that nteeliag, br had been moat itiejatitly ac-
cused of being devoid of •11 political priori*. At-
tached as he was to the retiremeal of hie domestic m-
ewls:dims, yet he bad seen much of public life, sod
had devoted mach of his time to the moldy of politics.
No mass mold he a warmer admirer. or a Seiner supporter,
of them principles tiros whieh sine glsel s Constitotion
was origisally rationd thaw he himself was. Mr. Moggridge
then emceed into an elucidation of the Iteproseobstive form
of government, tracing its progress from thit asellest periods
of Grecian, ROTAS, and English history, dowel to the pre-
sent time, and expressing his approval at the ardent a
triennial Parliaments, as established at the glorious Revu.
lobos in 14189. Although no one mold feel a higher or
more minces.- respect for the exalted rook sad ebaraeter of
the ramify of the Noble Lord who had addressed them, be
could not coincide in the sentiment of the How. Gent. who
had mutinied his Lordship's nomiaatim,that his briog • mem-
ber of the Noble Hulse of Ragtime wee au additional reeons-
unendatioo to the suffrages of the Rorgemee. He differed
thus, beta's, fir thought that the Noble Lord being destined
to fill so highs stasiors, it was not to be espected that he
could sailiciently identify himself with she interests and feel-
ugs of the people. Mr. M. then commented upon the present
disarmed state of our manafactoring and agricultural inter.
eats, eslarging 'spun the injoatice of Ministers in hying three
minims of additional taxes wpm ow bamoverislied people.
He likewise deeply lameated the Jaime, which fold bee,
made upon our valued Comnitetiott. by what are commonly
called "the Five Hills"--ateasures which equally affected the
whole community for the faults of s few, sad which he
compared to a surgeon who,for an hallanurietion °it the foot, '
should blister the ,hole body. Mr. Moggridge concluded
■ speech, which was frequently interrupted by the en.
thusiastic cheers of his party, by returning thanks frie the
homier they bed done hive, mud represent' a hope that he
alsould receive their effectual support.
On a chew of heeds bring called fir, it was declared to be
in favour of the Marquis of Worcester, most which a poll
wax demanded fur Mr. Muggridge. The following are the
• is mben
First day. Second day. Majority for
Worcester l9 72 • Worcester
Moggridge. . l4 2S 52.
The poll still be resumed this (Monday) morning.

An ox, bred and fed by E. M. Witmer. E.q.
at Shakenhorst, Woreemerehire. seven years old.
was. on the giet ult. sletvghteved at Clenbury Mor-
timer. The net weight of the four quarters was
1.861 lbs. the rough fat smonnted to the unprece-
dented weigh. el 99.4 bit. and the hide lotSolbs.
This noble animal bad for some time past excited
the curitoity of amateurs, who came trom all parts of
the neighbuttrhood to view hint when tlauglitered,
and universally pronounced I • the most valuable
beast ever slaughtered iu that part of the kingdom.
The same Coenolerman is now feeding the brother to
the shove animal. which promises to equal, if not
exceed hint in size and beauty.
IMPORTANT INFORMATION.—From calculation
by the College of Physicians, no less than 40.000
die anneallp in Great Britain of Consumption, and at least
10,000 in I..tradois. Ti.. tate Mu. Turubell, Eget. a very
ingenious Bergen*, ascertained that every 40111 pentane was
ruptured. These complaints are truly alarming to every
individual who uses the leapt reertrots. 11 is also intredible
the ounther Hist stiffer front a certain Disease, by being
improperly treated. Pt wee dime circumstances induced
Dr. Coors* to stint eminent Pleysinian• and Surgeons, rbi

at least 30 years' experience, to foam a Medical ',ward;
and biome the rstablishasent upwardsof 30,008 Patients have
been oiled—puny of diem after Hospitals had failed
Messrs. Court& and Co. are artesultril at ‘Voodstock-
street, thfurd-street, sad at Charlotte Rusin., Great Char-
lutle.strent, opposite the Rev. Rowland Rill's, daily, from
Es ht Sill V.ighl.—fderisanies Lava advice grails every Eveu-
tag, from Rix till Right, nett en Sunday Morniugs wait
Twelve u`Clireh.—••• Ruptures of 30 years stailifitug radi•
Bally cured, without confinement- -There ate private doors
at each howls. sad private rouses fur Feenales.—N.ll. The
allieted would 4a well to read Messrs. COOPIR and t'ir
Lectures us two prevailing Diftennes, pubilshed at Doe
Muffling, by Mr. Harvey, 112‘ Rfirektriare.road. They will
ator prase ustful to 'until Prdttitiusiers.

Pigs :Er ,

A Mese atannhis Waimea. in ibis
we dm fats Mr. SIM% Rakish ma nerrsinf
ed itrse the sicsliawkee el • boy. Is milisth fi swim Wow
in • 'sable, on the morn lofts if Ms assisr. I. las
hum to. !Olathe, the !table was esnewrisi, and ems Am
went begat in • my, al the beet. Ths lime wanslibwei-
road to tem bora% Midi tress Mow esasesned is a
wiry. short tints. A strong wind eamsenakolail she isms
.S• the limller roof of the dwellimpboess, mad M Ihle
time the ere was seen miles off. A WWI ramp
in wagoner, fella prey to the demotion eleneest, but
most of for furniture was saved. A ems if Ohs new of
flambolwwww was dangerously bort by 111111116 timber fading
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