Star.
London, England, 1818-07-02 00:00:00

In fact, there wee not time to lc any thine 1,
,for theno It these had been tone, lie was-co-
,that, though one life was lost, the v:hole of t
'or.ding would have assumed the character ct
aid not that of high treason, it.-o ..visith it ve
Meted. After some further obv.--tvations on
I,eubject, he concluded with stating, that if the
rof Sir Francis Burdett was not
it pesperel s'lPlrte
thewc°ounsldoieuaenlcesto oafnuagiacthh ywionultidiebe(aum:;(t3filit
to public liberty.
Mr. CLEARv raid, be had just retuned ,
active canvass, in order to ascertain the see
public alibi with respect to Sir Francis Bars
was now satisfied that noting could stay iepe
As sure as they saw the moveing sun, so sue
they see,ifir Francis Burdett returned into P -
(Gusereppleuse.) Other men might be
for a part of their rights—he would be ey
take a part, but would ask for the whoin std
should not be satisfied till the whole wa
After Sir Francis Burdett, he wished Le et,
of Sir Samuel Itomiliy. He was certainly F;
to the gallant Captain, of *shorn he nags:
that they knee little, because they knee:lye
all—(Lergider.) Great exer:ions had been,
the Court Candidate. Several Noble Le
Lord Winchels to arnongs: others, had w
their porzer orders from. publicans, beta
would not vote for Sir Murray Maxwell.
Scans, however, should look to the costa
people—(Loud applesue)--and he would tat
if there were not objections to it which he
foresee, that the whole of Europe should ks
,every man had voted during the present ei
(DiJapprodation and applause.) After a co:
to the High Bailiff' for his general condut
the election, he concluded with etpressing
faction that his letter had been vste:l. 1
what it was, they would form their opinion
he wished them to understand, in so doing.
the time the letter was written, he was not
the arts of Oliver, or conscious that the met
were the dupes of his machinations—'an./5
Mr. GALE JONES then commenced Ls
hours oration, by complaining that though
papers systematically suppressed hi, specs
he had watched them nartc,wly, alai found
nevertheless condescended to embody his prt
as their own argument, is w.e leadieg
Papers. The Learned Geedeman then des
violent philippic against the Whigs, bet
Sheridan, when Treasurer of the Navy, had
to present a petition to the Prince Regent of
ject.of a poor sailor, who had bees er..e
demnel to death. The consequence of 11,
was, that the man was hanged, wlast Mr.
was enjoying himself at Vsluxhall. He
into a dissertation on the general abuses of
of Commons, which he comp:tied to an apt
shop, where they dealt in all kind of urns ;kJ
the remedi um. He then asked who it was..
riot at Spafields? lime" end some
crowd% even the orator's gravity was °verse
He, like hi; patron, had had his dinner. hoe
paientle waited a quarter of an hour's hu
Ile then went into the history of his own
colic luded with thanking the company for d
attention ; and his patron having wished 1
e good night," the whole party retired, N
according to his new practice, leading the
his horse 4, Bob," which is the self same at
iaformed them, that used to bear him to SI
Wien Mr. hunt and his cavalcade got to Notio:i
stepped before tbe door of his lodging, whence Mr.
mounted ow the carriage, thought proper to hararge,
lace in the moat inflammatory style. Ile decline :
did ant immediately takeplace, a Evvoia:ion nr::t.
the uareprceented scare of the pops :ion at it:,;e,
that those who were without the power of 141.rE:ar
timbres ought not to pay tetra. All nature wti,
in motion ; it was nonsense to declaim sesbut a Ilesi
question wet, whether we wow: go on, or stop?
was putter:cub:a. It Ins better that his couyurv.
,trasispie u:. dance Ludy, or he walk' oust ea."
eeicwwiewcaeartaie;io t
snits tojona .0:
:;r.ioune
of litinswfner.e.., :Alta.
word of straoje sound wit!. some Cendernea. tiro'
tevelu:ioo history cm:Tete:l: to ea
it infomed us that in rat: rid of
rubs:int' d a new Soren Vo. Now. h A.:ever,
that o.precedested pitcli'that tiv PriTtletes of
ends toore oa.e.ies ire Purozatives c: the C
sr.rea:as now lorded it over taco. ; ausi 6, cart it WI
the !lava,: of Comnit.as had sent Lio Cy.ir o:..nth.

.:Eu‘atly

Jiidge or Jury,,'with the es.cselation that
appealing from that body to a hi.her source.
Isie would ask, atrieed at Coat 5t..;,: aiatht to
grievances as these ? If the Itiu, ..f
by those who rant them %heti., Coty
timea, fall to the presentment ef grieralres,
griecan.:es were redressed, they would nfc, the I
finally, if the people hail the sphit thoy
would refuse and resist the calleczion of sui.pfi.; s:
them. Same persons miglit, in elo trovrt d:lii
public nat.., call this treason, b$ it was:hat trea,-.
our ancestor. from tiispiitic and u Inch aZ,
whol;:a..114: frame of ti.. English mind. Let hiall
stttJ peopk still retneti.b.:.r' that it c.as thcs.te.:
without represent:n...l that t, us Ai:Arita.
.0,, to r.i.e.;ter.sive with taxati,7.. 11,4 era
be coeteit.i.ed tor, :t n.! Etai kn, he was co:-

sati►fy I..iti. lc of att. enlijtenet:L IVu.
Ifurt, via, tar, %11.1. ht: Le %vas ti:b
coudly be Lae, or wititc county he belonged tie? tl
Ittlitustu ?. llod he gat. d floe snaaneoi his cie,..:(
.And was he incEned any competent tc carry u F
tft.Let ? Tnetic were thr ott:y cues:teas whic!l, to
tatty (-teat to ask; and upuu these ground-. he
t.L.Lt ?dr. H.nt tt s entitled to their sumit/.

Kltrr.—The town of Ashbr.l, dun,
week, exhibited a continued scer.c of Fait
sure, occasi.nd by tl:e arrival these CI
parties of Freehol&rs in the interest of
Kx Arrow:a., on their way to Penen leu
Wednesday all and every descririva
were put in requisition to convey the
holders, who were joined by a large bc.,
adjacent neighbourhood. They passed
town in a proceis:on ci great length,
their colours, and the excelknt band ui
longing to that place. On the followii
on Friday, public breakfasts were k;iven
ties of Sir EowAao's friends by Onoade
row, Esq. at Eastwell Park, where tLe
also attended, and in no small degree col
the entertainment of the company duel
past. On approaching the town, after
the election, on Saturday evening, on
Mersham Hatch, Sir Eowmtu was me:

portion of the inhabitants, who greets-,
shouts of applause, the band playing—"
veering Meru comes," and the bells of
unglag a merry peal, and firing at inter?
4 61 his 'Acuity.