The Statesman.
London, England, 1819-03-04 00:00:00

REFUGE for the DESTITUTE. Half*1r

reed spa Hosts I liratioted is 1101

At ',MELVYN ANNIVERSARY. Mtge* ot Olmo Cat
of Load* Toren, as Yormiloy. 411 e ltit It of Yebeimary lool.ll*
Trommorer ma Committee with thonkfulnew ackaimirtedge tM
reeelpe of the foito•Mt liberal !--

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CASE of WM. PAUL ROGERS.—io the month
et Jaw last. the Itiw. Weeders Swim, of St. Lahr,
abbot. weal to she St eip of Mr. Itespersos Stationer sod
Limier, la Maaae-sotrit—ead poiosiim town*, Petitions tor
mid be weaM have lbs Postablee removed it.. lb.
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mom& In • Mort time, Me chow of tbe bracts w„001110
fni. Mr. Utters. *banes Ms being able to abeam nay renews
free tbe amoral Post-OMee. wed mossy of bik Costumers &-
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tbe lam et busings. nod the Alliessbe lb Om tines al
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Mr Samuel Rmailly, 11, Doelbedommee - 3 0'
William Hoar. Loicate-bili - 3 0
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Alestoodir Galbsway, Helbeff . . 1 01
Mn. O. aad Slim G. - 0 1 0
George Bader - • - 0 0
Sir Frisch Sonlett, Ran. M. P. - S 3
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George Miller - - 010 0
Wes. Can, Esq. Attain 11.11, near Tadeaster, Tick.
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WESTMrNSTEi ELBCTIGN.

1 the P•H eloped yesterday •t thee* •'clock. end a
short th* before four, tie eeer ber. dl the Poll *ere
deviated to be--

hoe. Mr. Limb 440
J. &Atonal. sen
Ma* Gang/deli
The Moat Batueriben same forward, and amid a
sisters of applause sad digest:shale., &dared Mr.
Lamb to ba daly alerted. That Gestimaan la see-
osquencs preseated Wawa to retina thanks tot the
banner which bad balm conferred epos Mai but *As
sot able to obtain Illeace from the biotin.e multitude
ilkeelpebled. Is conemeanats after making WWI in.
ealubsal attempts to be beard, he withdrew from she
Mr. llosuousz then came forward amid the load
cbeetirpgs of the maltitade to address the motley
grasp before bias. lie told them that he cams to
bid them farewel, oe they had lett the &soles,
though be treated that they bad not, by an doing,
lost their bonoar.--(Cheers.)—ln his opinion they
alight to derive more consolation from each a defeat
than their antagonists could receive glory from such
! victory. The conspiracy into which the whole
Aristocracy of Great Britain bad entered against
their privileges, and the anima in which all the
!laical parties of the Empire had combined against
'hair liberties, bad proved too'slrong for the lock.
prudence of Westminster. The number of those
Electors, who bad either taken a fake view of lbw
state of thirty, or else bad been deterred by
tbreata et deluded by promises,.from pursuing the
path of rectitude and hones,. bed been greater that
the womb* of Woe who, understanding their daty,
bed 'Whited courage enough to perform U.-6
((Cheers.)--Us did not mean to say that all the
Electors who bad voted for his opponent had not
acted conscientiously • he only meant to say that

Many of them bad &Ma frightened by the measures
sod deceived by the delesioes of the toalition which
had sprang up so eneapectedly spies thee. He
wished them to coeslder which party had the best
meson to be satisfied with the result of the coolest.
On one aide there was a Candidate nominated by the
People, who, deriog three months, had been using
his utmost etertions to make himself known to the
People, aid whe had so far succeeded in his nor..
does as to seeks the People iodine(' to support his
cease us their owe ; on the ether side Ire* a (Wadi.
dole sentineled by a powerful political body, whose
malty bad bees se smseeded, and whose rem*.
Mist bed been so roused by the wise and jedi.
eine report of their (Mr. fiebboese's and Sir
Berdett's) Committee, that they bad coins fem.
word to attack the People with all their violence, mad
bed forgotten in their rage, that the People whom
they so attacked were the very People whose wise.
r tics they were daily professing to lamest, sod if pos.
dbl. to 'Unita*. The members of this party' to
show that they were Dot apostates from Iteforte, had
come forward In opposition to the Reformers of
Westminster, sod bed risked alsost Rom thee a civil
war splint the Electors, who were the only real and
sebsteelial advocates of Reforms When he pondered
epos this reflection, be could net for a moment
doubt t• whom the victory really belonged. Not
only men, bet all measures bad beers tried by their
opponeetsl all the devices, ell the cajollery, sll the
menaces, and all the vieleoce, which had env bees
employed Is soy former Election for West adapter, had
been brought Into play plait the People, dories
the coarse of the priest contest. He could net.
therefore, refrain from elpressiog his conviction,
that though his Honourable Oppeeest might carry
of the Idle triumph of victory, to them would
belong the real profit of it. They had miles.
ed mach geed by the contest; they had thews
to the c.eetry that there ware 4000 radical Refor-
mers is Westmiaster, who, at the risk of every thing
that was dear to them, sod with a total disregard of
every selfish feeling, bad come forward is the cause
411 Imedest, sod had persevered to the end, in oppe.
Skies le is of the most unparalleled coalitions that
bad ever warred, even in the souls of Whlggery
*Jr bed shown to the country that nothing farther
wee to be expected from the Whigs; that their only
motives were the aggraeditement of their great fami-
lies, and the gratification of their own selfish pas.
sloes ; and therefore the People could be no longer
'deceived by their pretensions to superior patriotism.
....They had likewise pined ao enjoysimet of mind
Gad satisfaction of conscience which always attended
these who. performed their dusty like men ; and had
pimp* op a cane which, Omagh at present it ap.
peered to be falling,eas eerie's to triumph eventually.
This be theeght to be clearly proved by the majority
which they had °Mahood on that day's Poll, after all
polling had ceased to be useful: for it showed what
the Electors dared to do in defence of their impre-
scriptible right. The Honourable Gentleinan then
caressed his gratitede for the confidence which
an large a podia,' of the Electors had placed I.
him, slid said that he considered it a *efficient
repayment for soy elections which he bad made
is the cause of peblic knew what
he should have to entailment le pctioing the
esr.ey on which he had entered. Ifs knew that
every ungenerous insinuation, every malicious
littlest, every poisoned weapon wo 'ld be di-
' rected spinet him by the arrogance sod ill will of
'the two potties with whom be had to contend. Ifs
knew that by loreestly 'sprees's( his opinion, be
was entering his same upon the list not only of
public hot serial proscription • bet still be repented
not of the system which he had adopted, bet sinsid,
like the girl in Des. Swift, do it willingly, were Is
to be den. again. Mr. litablorese then took a S.
rend time a lintels! 'arsenal of the Electors ; he
said, that be shoold aria retire lute the rabka lu