The Sun.
London, England, 1818-06-25 00:00:00

P 0 41?, T R Y.

TO THE ELEC:rORS OF WESTMINSTER,

Os Tn E

ATTEMPT TO ASSASSIts4ATE SIR MURRAY MAXWELL

has such outrage power to shock yd ?
Outrage done at such a time ?
If it have to vote then flock ye
Prove you do not share the grime.
Prove you are enlighten'd freemen,
Not a lawless ruffian hand;
Come and hail the gallant searnan,
Ontrag'd in his native land.

,
Long and far hr ream's the ocean,
Braving death in, every form
But he found—n•irh, what emotion!
Fncland worse I liar; war or stor•rt).
Duty done,,And home trturuifur,

`till his Country
,was his care
MAXSP}3.4. still to "archer burning,
Sects in civil toils to share.

When he met his Country's foemen.
Then he knew Whitt should be dyne—
Ann.') he made their stinadroni 'know then
Their sole safety seas to run.
But by Count' ymen surrounded—
Well be might. suppose them friends;
Knowing not—all right confounded—
Party could .96 seek its ends.

Hear, Westainster 1 these horrors blushing:
The hustings left—r, he thro' yonr town
Walli'd safe, he thottglit--when on him rushing,
Pout assaSsins struck him down
Trnd under foot7-stomed—sertseless,-.-bleeding—.
On the blood-stain'd -ground he lay;
Till zealous friends, at last sneceeding,
Bore bin) fromi such scenes away,

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Note f Matt vottr Indignation--•-
Now I mark your kindling eye—. •
'Who could pl 4 -assassination ?
Let them die the death," you cry
Is this the Freedom of Election ?
This the way to serve the state ?
Deeds of such a dark complexion
Must have eery good man's hate.
Yet, Electors, hence take warning,
See what lawless mobs can do,
And all Inn's of Faction scorning,
Be to King and Country true.
See to what a dire confusion
Annual Parßluetits' would lead,
And reject, as vain delniion,
The Universal Suffrage Creed.

If you prize each present blessing—
Freedom, Peace, Domestic Quiet,
If you think these worth possessing,
Risk them not by ruffian riot.
Let not rage and mobbish bluster
Check your efforts in the Cause—
Quickly round the hustings muster,
Vote fur MAXWELL and the LAWS.

N►EW PARLIAMEN E.

MEMBERS RETURNED.
Podnorshire—Mr. Wilkins.
Newton (Isle of Iffight)—Hon. C. A. Pelham, H. Gurney.
Irerwich—Sir C. Mordannt, D. S. Dugdale.
Monmouth (County)—Lord G. C. H. Somerset, Sir C.

Morgan.
Orprelshire—J. Farie, W. 11. Asbhurst.
CarAf—Lord James Stuart.
Scarboroilyli—Right Ilan. C. M. Sutton, Lord Norrnanby.
Camey'ord—Matk Milbank, J. B. Maitland.
nos:in—Hon. S. NVortley, Sir C. Doinville.
Honitort—P. F. Curt, S. Crawley.
Notting-I*Am (County)--Lord Bentinek.
nth City)—lion. L. Dnndas, Sir M. M. Sykes.

STATE OF
Liverpool,June 23.
Mr. Canning 1290
Gclt,ral Gascoigne 110
Lord Sefton 979
Chesty, June 23.
Loritt!grave 502
Sir T. G. Egerton
General Grosvenor 4h6
Mr. Williams . ..... 451
Coventry, June 24
Moore llO3
Ellice
Butterworth
Cricklade, June 24
11. Gordon
Jos. Pitt ' 139
Thos. Calicy
Leominster, June 23.
'Sir 1. W. Lubbock 320
Sir W. C. Fairlie
J. Harcourt.
Taunton, June 23.
A. Baring 4ll
Sir W. BaiTouglis
H. P. Collins

POLLS AT
Carmarthen, June 23.
Hon. J. F. Campbell.' 93
J. Jones

Hereford (Citg), Jane 23.
n0ti.,.1. S. Cocks
Colonel Symonds
R. P. Scudamore 293

Nottingham, June 23.
Mr. Birch I'l6
Lnrd Rancliff ... 1464
Mr. Smith 1225
Northampton, June 24.
Lord Compton 673
Sir E. Kerrison
Sit G. Robinson 497

,rlghsbary, June 24
Nugent
,21S
Roelford
Cavendish
Preston, June 22.
liorrocks 664
Dr. Crompton 660
Hornby
Lancaster, June 22 •
.1. Gladstone ' 196
General Doveton
J. F. Cawthorne 240
Weymouth, Jane 23.
Mr. Williams
Mr. Buxton' • (it
Mr. WalLk.:e
Mr. Ur,
Nir Jr. Murray ' - 40
Mr. Warne

Honiton, June 23.
Cust 320
Crawley 900
Slade ' 'IBG

Evphani, Julie 23.
Mr. Him,rtii
Sir C. Cockerell
Mr. Htinglitou 924

Kent, June 24,.
Sir E. Kuatclihull 'l69
Mr. Iltilieywootl , 72.5
Sir W. Gi:4ry • 9Q5

Mr. Bebb
J miff
Mr. Loug Wellesley .... 185
Mr. Brr►icltt

- TIIE REGENT'S CHIL:DRENsI BALL

Tuesday evening his Royal Pighriess gave his
annual ball to the inVenile progeny of the Nobi-
lity at, Carlton-house, instead of Brighton, where
there Was collected as numerous and lovely an as-
semblage of the younger sons and daughters of
persons of distinction as perhaps was ever beheld.
Their parents and friends' were inviied by the
Equery, in IVuiting to witness the sprightly dance,
and it isliotking hut truth to observe, that the
juvenile part of the, assembly were delighted at
the honour of visiting the PRuNCE. ' About eight
o'clock they Were conducted by his Royal High-
ness's Pages to the lower suite of rooms, the
grand stair-case to which, as well as the rooms,
nting froth decorated and refreshed with varionS
shrubs and flowers. The Whole or the aqtatige-.
meats were under' the superintendmice or'the
Duchess orCrloucester, who arrived 'at Carlton.;
house at an early hour, and, accompanied by his
Royal Highness, had the -gratlfication of_ recciv-
log. their lovely visitots, who were successively
presented to them. Exi:cllctit bands were 'sta-
tioned its the conservatory, and the large room
itrljoining cr.as laid.out fur dais ing. This corn.
menced before oine, aiid was kept up Oil past
eleven. litfredonents were lit)) snliplied in rich
abondance. There were present the Duke oh
Gloucester, aod the'Puke and Duchess of Cam-
bridge, the Laudg.rtiv,e of HesseCassel, the Grand
Duke Alichael,, thol'oreign Ambassadors, their
Ladies, and
en sidles. 'After supper-. the children
.
mgrs. st Alum e'ica sarrisitos‘: S' • • • -