The Statesman.
London, England, 1818-03-23 00:00:00

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Mr. Braglava eras mares.-
day (Moeda). The Girlie& loonsift..-
pains have bee. taken by the Fries* of adorns...
and good orator In ware she Poldisegalast the seems
which may be laid to asleep thee into-acts of eielerett.
—No liquor will be give* sway by Mr. Brooglasesie"
Committee or his friends, net even a ribeed ; bet sbuf
People (even the poorest) are precede( thews...est
ribands, et their own espence„ to grace the day el
Mr. Brougham's arrival. It is stated, that al:wer
great number of Freeholders intend toilette( Mr.
Brougham on horseback on Monday; as' he occasion'
is so widely different, se de we hope that day will
present a contrast to that of the 11th alt. which so
mach disgraced the imprudent partisans of the Low-
then.
46 We bear from Westmorland, that since Mr.
Brougham declared his intention of standing for that
County, there bas net been a solitary instance of a
stray mastiff or a car dog being shot on suspicion of
disturbing the hares. A Freeholder, who has the
misfortune of having his lands surrounded by those
e(a great man, actually ventured, in the presence of
ap astonished game-keeper. to hound the long logged
vermin off his turnips. The man retired, without
gloomier;
.Colley, muttering betweoe his teeth, that
another guess time would soon cease.
46 We have often heard of raideg the skitullirebalfg
the supplies, raising subscriptions, ket Whetpaesset
an Election raise!! it-rtrafses the Reverveds
Worships, and the Worsltipfals; raimakestab4nem
.Betteellies, Bullies into. Pawnor, end Asperietellekst;
.it raises the Price of Ale- and Ribaudo • Beeeellie
of Premise, and Qualms of Conscience.-4Ney. it is
mat pitmen amongst the hollora•ases, for we are in-
formed the Ghost of has raised a-Jubilee
on this side Styx, about the drugged waters of the
.Devil's ditch. The yellows are beate) in a fair can-
.vass--they are beaten in spirit—they are Waite in
every thing that can constitute the success of a *We-
ems and really royal cause. They have lost the ma.
jority of the Frerbolders--they have lost the good-
will and esteem of the Public."

NEM WAY OF Cxne,ssura.—The @gents of Sir
Philip Musgrave were on this day week busily em.
played in distributing large quantities of beef amongst
the Freemen who voted for the Baronet at the last
Election. A grosser insult we conceive could hardly
have been practised, than to suppose any one will
sell his vote for a pound of flesh. Such mean and
unworthy artifices always fail of their desired effect;
and we are very credibly informed, that several of
the Freemen, though perhaps " in want of a good
meal," indignantly spurned the proffered boon.
E%TRAORDIMARY INTELLICIENCL--011 the vs.
election of Mr. Wallace for Cockermouth, *beet a
month ago, the sixpence incurred by that Geatietisan
or his principal did not amount so tot, and eves this
our readers will consider an extravagant sum, when
not owe of the Burgesses heard of the event till it
appeared in the Gazette., We anxiously look
ward to the emancipation of this Borough from its
present degraded thraldoM.
We hope 'the Freeholder, of Westm ',land erki
remember that on the discoision in Parliament _test
week, for the repeal of the additional •Deryon tee.
titer, the Lowther., instead of voting for the dilcost-
tinuance of a Taa which would base efforded the
most essential relief to the lower classes, divided
with the Minister in support of the present oppress
sive duties, thus proving their unwilliogoess. to
Misdate those harshen, which fall most heavily on
the poor. We are sorry Sir James Graham was not
at his post on so important an occasion.

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NAVAL INDKLLIGENCE.
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DIAL, bf ARCH ft.—Yesterday arrived and. remains
in the Downs, the Wylam, Robinson, from Shields
for Rio Janeiro.—Put back by contrary winds the
James Sihbeld, Forbes, for Bengal ; and Matigles,•
Bann, for St. Helena and the Cape. And to-day Ir.
rived and remain in the Downs, the &lank!, CagiN,
for Calcutta ; and the Henry, Fez, from Hull fir 1
Falerrao.—Came down from the Riser and Fealties,
the Solon, Willie's', for Rio Jane ire.—Pot back
again by contrary winds, the Marchioness, of Ely,
Ray, for Bawl; ices, Thompson, for Batavia ;
General Graham, Weatherhead, • for Mattis! and
Boned; Hero of the Nile, Mangles, fpf amanita,
with lots of. anchor and cable; Blenheim, *Won, for
lionderes•' Ries, ---, for Havanna!? t Alfred,
Brinks. f..r Madeira and Africa.—The Princess
Charlotte, Lamb, and a great mans mire Mill keep
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not. . ..
POlTswouTm. Willett R2.—Yesterday Dowd up
Channel, the &Wolk, Kenn, from Be/badoes oat
SS days ;* landed her pestengent here.—.4lo • 'Liar
sailed the William sad Mary, Burrell, fei data. '
banish, having 'striated her damage., •-. ..
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PLYMOUTH, MARCH • U.—Calla itt tili.g.itty anti
Clan, Polities., frees fieserelf.--Sailed,thir.beeira. •
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Homiltesl for China:
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rA LUOIITH, MARCH 19 and 20.11itli knifed the
Quit cutter, from a cease ' • and FrifideseMizabeth
Packet, with Mails from New York, in 35 ' this.:
Spoke the ship Coheres, Owen, from Catcalls' and
St. Helena.-20tb, Sailed the Swallow,' Oliver, for
!lowboy.
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Coas EXCRA Igor. xisa'cn 13.—•Ttre nipple ef Wheat the*
eanniiii. was nether time i picked maples obtained a tin of Sr.
per gooier.— P, ion lifultista Darter S.. higher iota aatesdesseot
is istfrrior.—Pen and Kean Si. deator.--Oisto rather cheaper.
—la other cuticles no alteration.
Wheat (linglish) .... 70 IA Grey Peas •. 4? 48
New Ono
Ditto (Foreign) .... ;0 56 Old do. ...
Rye 42 48 tick do. 45 48
Barley .. 34 51 Imo go 34.
New
Malt - 60 78 Poland d 0..... ..-.. 54 33
White raw 44 45 I Feed do
New ditto.... ....... Fine Flour 75 SO
. Ditto &elm .... ..... 51 54 *midi... . .70 75
IN ITH Fl KW 11 A MINT. 11 A Nee 2& •
To .ink the 0441. per Mille or Illho.
red ... 3r. 64. so Is. 4141.1 Head of Couto thio day i
Mow ..4s. It. lo tio. 4d. &Mb . TWO
Void ... to. ltd. to thk. 611. Sheep aid Loeibt' .13.310
'Prim .:. so. • -011. In lb 44. Calve* ................1411
laiimb ...16 W. s• 104. Oi. Plat es" HAY-1111A1KBT. , •
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