Star.
London, England, 1804-08-08 00:00:00

iItDDLESAX SLEPrION.

. . . ,
ta two O'clock; Mr. Maim waiwto had poliad mare
saes by, foray. than air PIANOS 'BVIttZTT). but
about that time, the, friends of the Baronet came 'roc
play to the hefting% and enabled halt pn obtain a
majority of not upon the day's poll. Thi ausiben
were declared as follow:
Vol elr FIANCII Du - 07
Fit Mr. Maiawwuao • .30
Majority err VI: /ammo BifluDiTT
• 01111111tAL

Farlt ale Pianos ifiIIOCTT. Fee Mr. Mairwaausa.
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drh Dar freb Day - tss
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sub 134 ys ;wit Dq rP .70
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talk Day titirb Day . 10
, Taal • • Mit . Tab&
Teed Majortiy Ii timer of Mi. Mainirasuto --lb
Upon the poll being declated-sa ,
Sir Feast's Bokberr addrered the Signing to
the following purport I than detain
this day bet for a few moments, beaten. as
you will perceive, the time that remains for us to
Single is but flicirt,and that the salve employment
of that time is highly necedary, in order .td enfote
our ultimate finals. You mut Wave, Gentlemen,
that the whole Olken of oar adverfary anthill in
calumniating our voters withwit the hulling% and
olifttuainiethem within. By the double operation
of this f= Hem, they hope to aecomplith their objet,
and difappoint your They propaigate the
&dell calumnies spina our voters abroad, in order
to give rile to the other fyffem of nbaruSiop
They fire contrive to rei& a fisfpicioo.and then make
ofe of that &Spinets to made the objections which
they think proper to tart here. and which in mi-
nion every iollande has proved to be frieoloos—
(4t=n,
I am ferry that t have again and again
to deplore that my friends, do not exert thensfelvis to
attend here at fuck as early boar in the morning as
&add defeat in agreat manse the
.object of this fy
tens of capricious °Nation, by Infuring to every was
a Oscines upon his vote in the coutfe of the dot
About forty of than Freeholders, who have heee
good enough to tender for me today, and. who have
been ablated to, return, I regret to fay. without any
decifion upon their votes by the Sheriffs. If that
dainties bad been made. I am jellified from ezperi-
' ase in believing, that, intend of a majority of one.
I (Mold have bad a majority of forty at lath. If
thole Gentlemen, with.tha others who have been ob-
jedted to in the courfe of the poll,. will Contrive to
attend here early tomorrow morning, my Counfid
and the Sheriffs will be ready, by eight o'clock. to
invenigate and decide upon their votes. If this be
done, no other difficulty will remain foe my friends
to encounter, and I can have no doubt whatever of
complete triumph. Ualefs, however, this early at.
tendance take place, the Wiens adopted bi our ad-
'afar mull have the effee of reederbig it
for the greater pacts if not an of you, to poll. I
beg you particularly, Gentlemen, to bear in mind.
that the poll opens to-morrow at eight o'clock. and
dotes at three. This mut Rill more point oat to you
the meaty of early attendance, which, tf you re-
gard the independence of your intr. end the re-
fpettability of your charadter. you will not need&
I cannot, indeedi from the knowledge I have of you,
Infer myfelf to nipple, that you can. under all the
circumftwices of our safe efifiegard this recommen
dation (a be/ay of We sill anti-vely al it).
Before you depart, Gentlemm, I cannot help mak-
ing tome obfervation upon an advancement which
bas been this mating publilbed by our opponent.--
In this advertifement he, as ufoal, charm you and
me with every kind of offence and crimes in addition
to which be accufes me with cling improper influ-
ence and traria means to bring up Voters. How
far this charge is grounded, or to whom it would bell
apply. I leave it to you to determine. Who has got the
power to ufe tyrannical means, it is untiecetar.y for
me to tell you. (Atplaafes.) But in the beginning of
this adrenifetnent it is Mated, that I am a perfon
who generally contrives means adequate to the end
ist view, I troll that this coming from an adverfary
will be regarded as a compliment, for if there is one
thing more charafteriflic of wifdom than another. it
is that what a man undertakes Mall he prailicable--
that his means Mall be equal to his end. I have there-
fore no objection to fuch a charge as that. • The
means by which we propofe to accomplifh our ends
are fair. open, and univerfaL Our ends are liberty
and the happinefs of mankind—our means honefty
and courage. Our ends, then, are unqueflionably
fair. and though pea the conception of our adver-
fary. our means are (ample. There is cello in this ad-
yertifement a repetition of the old charge of perjury.
Still does he pert in this twice were. He Mites
that he would difdain to be guilty of perjury. I iron,
Gentlemen, there is no one who hears me, whatever
Mr. Mainwating may think, can feel it necefary for
me to make fuch a public declaration. (Iwaylmer cad
.glee.) With refpeft to that charge, however, I
will fay that I do not pretend to a conscience more
delicate than other upright men, but every man hiss
a peculiar feeling and there is one thing to which I
Ihould ()Nett. I Mould certainly not take an oath
that 1 bad filch an elate in Edmonton and Enfield,
as my opp:nent (wears that he has (Load applaajes.)
Some mindsha ve different conceptions of reditude,and
there are many who -.could nut yield their conception
of rectitude to any confederation whatever ; bet no
man can anfwer for his neighbour. To thofe gene-
ral remarks I will only add, that if I were permitted
to qualify voters, as my oppcner.ts have been enabled
to qualify a candidate, I Ihould not have much trou-
ble in carrying this contell ("fit:art/it.) lam unwil-
ling,Gentlemen;long to detain you het e. as your exer-
tion is In neceeary elle% here ; but it is fit and proper
to make fume obfervat ions on the calumnies circulated
by our adverfary and his agents spina nor voters,
more particularly as theft calumnies AM evidently de-
ligned to clerics and palliate the futile objections that
are every moment offered againft them at the huf-
tings, with a view to thwart their feelings a:d im-
pede the poll.

. Ototithen, I ban ranker is fay toyeiti.lint Is • 1
Iterate lem with the imputanee of the,edsjeft the j
which we &niggle. it is my determination not to give
we till the ,301 litonieat that the law allows me to
Muthet (esslamiser V etilasfis.) In. &Mg Nee .
I,l!igeTet Only he the ilreit, I begot that I IbaU
be
.i"414 • "411" dime my duty to thek Freeholders
who have, difinterekedly and nobly Sod forward In
my faro. Having done that, I Hall fed wait
amply repaid for all the exertion and, rouble I have ,
undergone. wad I Loft that in the cork of this Ili-
duous eosin, I hoe sever committed one at Oath
thould dtprise me • of the Olean and cosildknee of
•
my
fri -00*(etPlatrg-) •
clenthmacot let roe once more repot to yea my
tinsel meta: that you wield come forward Oaf
to uneyow. Ronne@ that it is the laft day ofP
and if you are not fuccefdol on., this occarioa.M
col probablY.bc the let oppqrtunky of polling fit
a Popular *candidate. You otilt contrive to triumph
In thqs Woo, or your canny, in all likehlood• war •
dfor ever reigned to the will of a junto of jobbers,
ices, and contralto Oppkwjer.)
I beg leave' eseademea, to add one word more, a.
becaufe I ansfaid tq be an enemy to the &kith Car
Skidoo. This Conaitution I confider an castled
gem, AN to be coached by polluted ands, but it may
be lola by corrupt Willer' ; and as in the cafe of
the Jews of old. a.counterfeit held is its place for
j the people to workip. I trait, bower. the oil*
of yont exertions t0.11)0fi01,, will be to fet afide thb
counterfeit, to ratio' the voluble gem, we have kr
lout loft, and to retort the Coallitution tosst=
purity and luare.—[This feationst wits
appituks which commued foam time alter Bit
Francis retired.]
Mr. Mastrwaamo came forward and attempted
(peak. but lie Met with too much interruption oath
ma of our unrolling a tingle fentence..
A great number of perfons were ambled beim
the balling% and more noifs and o:travertine se-
=d to prevail than on any day rhos the coos
ement of the poll. The road on. each ft& Icon-
id lined with Bordett's colours.
The Doke and Doh& of Monson!' Lady H.
CAVIIIDISII,.Lord Fogy, and a .nemberof Whim-
able friends, accompanied Sir Femme to town.
OppoSte the Duke of Quails-Amity's bock. hi
IFiccadaly. the mob took the—borfes from Sir Faeroe
`Beaaarr's eaniage, and drew him and it with Wed:
tiaslassations to 11l hook in Piccadilly.
Several accidents happened from the daihieg of
liesniages returning from Beaatford. Oss, ot ars
Awry to fay, was fatal. An odds yammer was
thrown Of near the Halfway :Hoek, a Bart dM
Mace from Hydepetk-cornar. A medical man, Mr.
Sewn. of TaviamlAreet, was accidentally profess.
The unhappy man was. however, asked to deaths
He was young sad of awned ap;earahce.
About nine o'clock,hlr. Cantos, the Benther.
'appeared at the hall-door of F. Borden's
I Imo whew* be harangued thepoodocr. and atZ
*oak if they were really the friends of the Baronet,
to lifperiie. A good many of them took Os advice.
and went away t but feveral remained in hest of**
kook mud a very late hour, with a band of ink.

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MIDDLESEX laVriON. . alaillnial, I have farther 111 fay to yob; Ahm is ' , ,
rand as laM with the imputance of the,eljeft fir
A' ......:•..1.....t. sit se ?lAA which we ilt le. it is my determination ant to give • 4,
Ito the est two 1..., CUPCM.Evalr.l,lllll,76i4l•lllll2li pOtpr. mete .iligt .... .. to
a... i=ettil the* stoma that eae law mows me
votes 07 rOtty. than cur stillICIS 'BISIttiTT). but
!!tar • almot that time, the, friends of the Baronet came rat- „ it (assiarasiser I aftialeirfis. }ln thin ibis* . , 1
11°°. to pidly to the &rainy, and enabled hfin en obtain a vfoce"r II!!'"7 he the ireit9 I beteg chef I that/ bc
eat the majority of ear upon the day's poll.
ecatket were declared as follow : .r
waliban junboclave..clafinveteranweltedlymaYnadt47,lWeseptiorwadasiwwww.
merle Tor Or FIANCII 11J - ell my fame, Having done that, I Ikea fat myfele
11• W af- Far Mr. MAIIIMAIINO • -SO amply repaid for all the exertion and trouble I hays ,
eut bd. Majority nor VI: /UMW IffILDETT -tee ovidergune, mid I trot that is the emu* of this ar-
oohed In, ' • GINStAL STATIIIIIINT. • doors motet, I have sever committed one ea Stick
and tea Far dk Pews= 1111/111aTT. Par Mr. Masawatuss. , Snultdictrive me. of the edam and cost/knee of
4 PS my f s‘oppleafer.)
" his
114 Dar " 361 ea /34 -• . 399 (entleemo let Inc PM more repent to yaw my
us= sr- 3d Caw - . 061 3d Day .t • St& & ..•
a wpm 4tt, Dat .. di ode Dal - , sly Watts reireu, that you would come forward may
sts day - -. las stir Day - - 193 to ettorpw....Raenliell that it is the Isa day of
II ''d' 6th cm, r .- sees tub Day - - IS$ and it" you are not futurist guilds mews! i/11121
liter""6 lth MY • - MI jib ReT__ ' ' !l MOli, probably .be the let opportunity of polling fee .
say We- ma Day - • ie. iti MUT : ' ". ir a•W•ralsr cluididose. Volt moll contrive to
ee &pea tos rida Dar I' ' fat r-t----
tam Day - - loth the s' e 1126 ln'hqS Mauer, or your coonty, in all likeillsood. well • .
our rotor war Day - - s tub Dv - r 0 lie for ever refigured to thew Mof a junto of jobbers,
Wltb this nth Day ;. 7 is I hth tolf__, p P i.' 2 Offices, and contractor (4001/40
...
Haw' or 1316 Day - - 13° 1.6.-r -.- ,-; I beg leaire Gentlemen, to add one word more, ....
serene. tett Day • LIZ. I h Day ' ....- bean& lsm'faid to be an enemy to the &kith Cos-
the raps Tout • . Ml6' . Total -. . MP Ultimo. This Conaltution I confider an =fulled
sad wish '?tat Majority ii lever .1 mi. wheeze.) —et Lem not to be teethed by polluted ,ands, but it may
most d Upon the poll being declased-s. .. , iota by corrupt Miniters ! and as in the oak of .„
h dadr at- Sir Pease's Bekbarr addre#ed the liked.; to the Jews of old. a counterfeit held is its place fee
Ills" 13" the following Potion' :—"Gentlemen; I than demur the people to wmthip. t trot, however. the mil*
lops to re. you this day bet for a few moments, becaufe. as of your exertions tomorrow, will be to fat slide Me ,
eveldoa. you will perceive, the tine that remains for us to counterfeit, to recover the =feeble gem we have as
watt tbs ftruggle is bat thon,and that the Wee employment long loa,andto ref:meth/ Cosaitution wits= t`usis tad of time is highly neeellary, in order td estate panty and Inftte„.[This (estimate win
mem to our ultimate teed's. You mull Wave, Gestismen, by applank, which continued fawn tineafter fir
beams a that the whole (yam of oar adverfary costal in fennel, tetieen
gas may calumniating our voters without the. hulling% and Mr. Matsu:limo came forward and attempted en
tt woe alto obitruaing them within. By the double operation (peak. but lie Fact with too much interruption tor ea
menwhee of this fyfiern, they hope to aecomplith their objea, tag of one eonnelboga Angle &atm,.
Cates. re and difappoint your trifles. They propagate the A great number of perfons were ambled before
tit sops is &Weft calumnies againt our voters abroad, in order the baling% and more noife and o:traverse= op-
egnene te to give rife to the other fyitem of obaruiliop here.— pewee to Kevin than on any day gyve the me.
Mt ma. They Art contrive to reifr a thfpiclothand then make incitement of the poll. The road oar ends fide fum-
ed due of. of that farpicion to eget& the objections which ed lined with Bordett's colours.
k b Mthly they think proper to tart here. and which in el- The Duke and Dubefs of Devonian's, Lady H.
molt every iollande has proved to be frivolous— CAVIIIDISIIt.Lord Foster, and a .nem ofber fitatiom
,
▪ .we dor let 21.,1/2 ' able friends, accompanied Sir Fi!trcis to town.
Nom otb:s lam forty that t have agaia and again OppoAte the Duke of Qoaanseuar's bock sa
to deplore that my friends, do not exert therafelvss to Piceadaly. the such took the—bodes from Sir Tunas
Imam to. attend here at futh ea tidy boor in the morning as snin.res gentian, and drew him sad it with hoc
mild defeat in a gust mull= the.objea of Ibis f7l neetanationstn-aLeepe in plemigg, e.,
Pan Form,
test of capricious objettion. by in to every mast Several occident, happened—Weii'she &obi of
witboar As
a (Wirt= upon his vote in the courfe of the day.— carriages retorting heWßeentford. one. ten are
•Plit'_,_77_ About forty of dm& Freeholders, who have been lorry to fay, was fatal. An outfide *Tenger was
''''"'" good enough to tender for me today, and° lobo have thrown edy near the Halfway-Hook, a Batt dM
Sallie' ur. been objetted to, return, I regret to fay. without ail tame from Hydepetk.corner. A medical man, Mr.
e""temer decifion upon their votes by the Sheriffs. If that Einsvn. of Tairiasebareet was accidentally pretest-
I" Ire`rFer decifioo bad beta made. lam jellified from sepal- The unhappy ulna was. however, ached to dueb.
' Penes"' ence in believing, that, land of a majority of me. He was young sad °faceted nisepithee. -
Ith thence' I bould have bad a majority of forty at lest. If About abbe o'clock, I[s-. Curvets, die Berriters
ibeigc as- thole Gentlemen, withAsit others who have been ob- appeared at the hall-door of flir F. Bordett's hoof%
,"'a OW6°l jelled to in the condi of the poll,. mil emative to tram whams be baraogued the VOCIASICIs and sawired
di el Whidi attend here early tomorrow mormag, my CosnM
thin& if they wars really the 6i.,;„d„ of the game.
and the Sheriffs will be ready,
.by eight o'clock. to tt-iigT,,,,,te,_ A good may of then took his advice.
r tbik cil"' invsaillsts and decide upon their votes. If thus be and ;vett-away r but feveral remained in Gat of dm
make whb dose. no other difficulty wilt remain for my friends beefs mail a very late hour, with a bead of aosfic. 1
vsaft•ot with to encounter, sad I can have no doubt whatever of --
Rd the bare- complete triumph. Ualefs, however, this early at- TM lArl. DAY'S POLL
Pa sod it for untie= take place, the Allem adopted b our ad- —4
It biseelfse 'army molt have the age of veederieg k This being the lei day of the Pell, the friends d
sewed the it for the greater Pith if not all 4 Tont to poll. I both ponies have been uncomincaly naive in the kr.
ark% moue beg you particularly, Gentlemen, to bear is mind. vice of their favourite Candidate—the !men accounts
eDasawador that the poll opens to-morrow at eight o'clock, and
mote to roe dotes at three. This Hint Rill more point oat to yen
that we coedd tun from Beentford, Rated that Sir
=bestow, the =talky of early attendance, which, if you re- Fiances Boaaser had polled li9 at nine o'clock.
sansassow— Bard the independence of your County, and the re- and that at eleven he was 14 a bead on the whole
aleousret• fpeaability of your chevalier, you will not neglea. ...At
winentes,.. I cannot, indeed; from the knowledge I have of Your e-- . .
kiregagroma Infer toYfrif to rePPerer that you can. render all the A few:deys fines a woman of the saute of Lire
on them's& circuinfLumes of our cafe, efifiegard this recoamen fiftv.ttgat years
of
age, brunt jaaatissuGresse
was',
eh his 114113 dad" (a barrui of if' .411"1"--'69 as e). delivered of a teak ;ad, who, with the mother. is is
,the far nun. Before you depart, Gendemem I cannot help mak- a fair why. Two days after, er grand-daughter were
i, tine 6, dr,e.
his
fonts obfervation upon an 'deadliest= which delivered of twins. What residers this urcoantanco
itio,, non nn um been this morning publithed by our opponent.— the more extraordinary is. that the old lady had net
tie need at In this advertifement he, as ufoal, charge, you and a _mid fin_ ,L. w... .1.1... ..... .
Add, may bs me with every kind of offence and crime; in addition tit wer_2,l_,";hrT__/=:_fiL_,_ to the
i eaassaaallag to which be secure' me with ding improper babe' late Sir Fa.''''..acitaisso Po'cr...-..'"e, Bart. were. rzi by se-
'ace and tynacasel means to bring up Voters. How „, , tit. ~
nos . ..4 • a ATTIIIMILL• They keened one thos-
e',,,
~. "time' far this charge is grounded. or to whom it would belt y
woo Yersivetlit apply, I leave it to you to determine. Who has got the flisoari_t.' ebbireeokbofarklthrede ptittaadtioteli Liastotbasrsadeta thetWeJockey
frilth tie Cara* power to ufe tyrannical means, it is untsecetasy for 5
Club were prefect at the (ale.
at 'he eva" me to tell you. (Itlacfa.) But in the beginatog of
"nlia__,_eha this advertifetneast it is Rated, that lam a perfon Mrs. Lrrenetut Is performim a variety of the-
rieCTS at Birmingham, and Ism Judea ample proof
"I"`l'ea'a* who generally conuives means adequate to the end
"Ole kr6lee* is views I mull that this coming from an adverfary of the l'etfatititY as well ov the Stent"th of hot ta-
"l4' halal. will be regarded as a compliment, for if there is one tints.
l Yee win moo- thing more charafteriftic of wifdom than another. it A very extraordinary phenomenon has lately hurt
Manioc may is that what a man undertakes Mall be praelicable— upon the theatrical world :—A boy, of the name of
teak taititatarY that his means Mall be equal to hisend. I have there- Bsartr, not exceeding twelve years of age, reads o'
fore no objeftion to (itch a charge as that. • The and enalle the principal of all Sae &Isparta's char
root Gesell means by which we propofe to accomplifh our ends rafters, in a ftyle of kperinrity that ahonifiles the
lean Slaw are fair. open, and univerfaL Our ends are liberty molt experienced Aftors. He has pert...armed in Ire
W. IL Scheel* and the happinefs of mankind—our means honefty land, and is now exciting general eflonithment at
Mews.
and courage. Our ends, then, are unqueflionably Edinburgh. Of the Rage he. manners are puerile.
morning the fair, and though pall the conception of our adver- as he is often ken playing at marbles in the morning
confifting of
lacy. our Means are fimple. There is alio in this ad- and afterwards Richard 111. in she evening. He is
and gerh, or vertifement a repetition of the old charge of perjury. rather Ibort of his age, flight made, but has great ex-
to Swentield Still does he pert in this mins este. He tires preffion of countenance. The moment he begins to
ram Downs, that he would difdain to be guilty of perjury. I true, converfe opals Wige beefier'. he appears an infpired
kerly ftyle, a He has a ;deafest turn for repartee, which
Gentlemen, there is no one who hears me, whatever being.
Mr. Mainwaring may think, can feel it necefary for maker his company much fought for. The Edits-
in Sunday the me to make fuck a public declaration. (I.•agioer aid burgh Manager expreled bin fears. at fist rehearfal,
of which had vphiefa.). With refpeß to that charge, however, I that hi. voice would not fill the hook. "My dear
;round at the well fay that Ido not pretend to a confcience more Sir." replied the little hem of the bulkin, 1' I beg
he two bane- delicate than other upright men, but every man has you would be under no apprehenfions upon that
at, are hourly a peculiar feeling and there is one thing to which I :core. for. if my voice does not fill your hook. pro-
. .
Ihould nhjedt. I thould certainly not take an oath bably my playing will!"
nic' of the 51", that 1 had fuels an ellate in Edmonton and Enfield, A ludicrous circumffance occurred on Monday, at
icier, k'y "'e as my oprnent (wears that he has (Lead apt:secs.) Leigh-woods, Somerfet.—A party of Ladies and
heir route to Somemindshavedifferent conceptionsof reditude.and gentlemen on a rural exeurfinn, having feared them-
:
hed on Thurf-
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there are many who would not )felt their conception Pelves tinder a hedge, and lighted a fire to regale
4at the (tor of reftirude to any confideratinn whatever ; but no themfelves, were prelently farroundiel by Peace Offi.
poolr on their man can anfwer for his neighbour. To thole gene- eerc,wieh warrants for their apprehenfino as v .granrt.
ilitia marched ral remarks I will only add, that if I were permitted The county havirig been lately infefted by gangs of
to qualify voters, Is I'm' ooptnetts have been enabled gypries, orders had been ;filled for feixing all perfoot
ores of the 4:d to qualify a candidate, I Ihould not have much trou- making firs• in the (Ten air.
ks to Colchcf- ble in carrying this contell (dipp.'asir u.) lam unwil- On Sunday afternoon, a man d-effect %r a railer
heath. ling,Gentlemen;long to detain you he, e, oe your ezer- went to feversl fruit and gingerbread Rai: ain Shad-
der orders for tion es In neceffary elfew here : but it is fit and proper
eking for their well and the neighbourhood, *here he pallid of a
to make fnme obfervae ions on the calumnies circulated good deal of connterfeit coin. The deceptiem was foots
:olcheller. end by our adverfary and his agents spina oar voters, &pet:meted, and the {dhow was, after Come recibsome,
more particuLttly at theft CAlVllllies Are evidently de- fewored. On fearching him, 43 coun•erfeit killings.
1
Lacher-General rt A
nee.. to eacufe and palliate the futile objections that, (even half gn;oesa, and 14 fevess..#lilling pieces. were I
are even' moment offered againfl them at the hut- found ferreted in the lining of ts breeches. After
' left week for rings, with a view to thwart their feelings a:d ins- being taken to the Public. Office he was committed
rntnand rf his o'" $ . ,
=de the poll. fir re examination. . .
tow at Wetly. • - 4 •