The Statesman.
London, England, 1819-09-30 00:00:00

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Ala epistler past four o'clock the polling coni•
synced, and was carried on with greet spirit for en
boar. Dario; the pall. Mr. Mont exhibited a pis-
Lard, " If yes 'meld has* tither Alderman Wood
or Alderman Thorp, you mast vote for both."—The
Lord Mayor came throagh the Hall at twenty minutes
to five when he was again Dieted with en immense
volley of hisses, followed after wards by load laughter.
ife was followed by a great crowd up King.street.
who hooted the whole way. The Sheriffs declared
the followinn tm by the numbers:—

For Alderatus Thorp acs
Alderman Weed sm
Aldenossi Bridges
The result of the poll was cad amidst loud
cheers, which imatiatied for several mingle&
Mr. PiAlleon mule forward, and began by Amu-
log, that the state of use poll certainly demanded that
a few words shield be addressed to the Livery by
these Goalless's who had that dry come forward In
advocate the nese of the popular Candidates. He
• therefore cougratelated them on the noble stood they
bad made that day, sod the sieample they bad thereby
held set to the comatry. lit trusted that they would
mat roles in their efforts la the groat came, bet resold
. come with redoubled energy to-morrow, mod thereby
defeat the neeclikations of their opponents. The
struggle mss one of lemma importance is every
pouii of view. and owe to which the eyes of the coos.
try were *seediest!, directed. It became them there-
fore to ntsintiin by their condoct lite high character
. Which the Lively of Leyden had at preset. It
Night be also necessary to remind them that they
asaght teems, bolls for Thorp and Wood, bemuse two
persons most be returned to the Coed of Aldermee,
and if these two respected friends of !Amity and the
'Constitution were returned. the Aldermen would
have no alternative but to declare one of then' duly
elected as Lord Mayor for the year ensuing. Let
them do their ditty. and place such a mon in the Civic
Chair as wield at all times meet his fellne.ri!iaons in
common Hall, when called sport t- do They
* d already men the very handsome manner in n high
Mr. Alderman Wood had at all timea acceded toil
their regent to call such Common Halls, and they
had also situated his uniform, unabated emertione
is defence of their rights and wirileges. it was im.l
pomible fee a assent le doubt bet that he was mei-
meted by the seine spirit still, fur his conduct proved
him to he se. He had also no hesitation in saying,
dal in returning Mr. Aldermen Thorp, they would
Totem a friend to themselves and their came as the
Worthy Alderman had Eisen repeated proofs of his
attachment to them anti their interest'. After im.
ploring the Livery to persevere in their effaces, he
concluded amidst much applause, by espres"ing his
high satisfaction with the preeveslinga of the day.
Mr. Hunt fell that be would herailty of a derelic-
tion of his peblic defy, if he did not also conirstelsto
the Livery on their triumph that day,which triumph he
hoped wonid stimulate them In greater exertions than
ever is the important cause. They bed that day had
a specimen cif what they might etre from the Court
of Aldenhee, as those of that body who had voted'
San lira occasion bad dorm se for Mr. Alderman
&Mgrs. From the species. uhicb the Aldermen
had given them, by opposing their wishes, he'
Vested they would thew by their energy, that
they were mot le he balled is the exercise of see
of their rights; that they would not be bound by
the old and hackneyed principle of rotation ; bet
that such a man woold be placed in their Chair, as
would do h to the nine of liberty, and defend
than in the pursuit of their constitutional privileges.
He would 'opiate them to ass ill their influence that
evening, and that every one of them who had a wife,
• sister, or e sweetheart, would set them to week,
!gothic no efforts untried, and thus would the 'Witty

he their ewe. He coocituled satirist loud cheers. -
The Suellen then (at sit o'clock) declared the
poll to be adjoernedilll nice o'clock to-morrow (this
)). eB
We have never on say former streams wee a mere
sem 00000 or respectable body of the Livery. Every
precaution was adopted to prevent any person fr.
entering the 11.11 bet such as beloosed to the Litegy.
Tie resell of the proceedings was hailed with accla-
mations by the crowd Gonna*, who repressed their
*pinion of the Lord Mayor's coodect in no favour..
bble manner ; be was homed sad leached at, both in
going le and coming from St. Law seem Church in
the early part of the day. The coldest is espected to
be warmly kept ap. •

rIIBEINDEPENDENT LIVERY isf LONDON
eaneettle to attest, a PUBLIC MEI:T-
ING at die QUILD ALL.COFFEE-110USE. TO MOE-
110* mons I NG, at Teo for Elena o'Llotk precisely, for
the peepose yeadieallog thei► Rigleu. by *cluing the /eclare
of Attlertaso WOOD aM THORP.

TO CORRESPONDENTS.
he Tacterres UttarOa the Ponca Karam is come to Mid,
mad shall appear ta.airerow or Sararday. We cordially
accept his ersadill•as. sad sill as failidally abide by dam

PIMA% OP STOCKS THIS DAY AT MIK O'CLOCK,
Rua Keret 5 pee Cor. Kary 1044
3 per C..& add. ladia areisK pri
II per Ceakihr4 en Law Are.
se per Co& Rade/ire, KIM 9 • el.
4 per Cert. Oirsir. 10 pie.
_ pm* for Are. OPIUM .

, THS STATIBEIMA N.

THURSDAY, SIPTINIIIti 311, 18111.
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As facts exceed in power even the Most eloriattot
of words, we readily yield to the force of them, and
sccordiagly make our reflections as brief as possible.
Oslo great sod unforeseen trsasattlots his gives birth
to a stimolos is the public sled, iniat saawlarily
mast hi the foteronser of events without nember,
sod go might perhaps say withott end. The
itiliisiks of a bit of flint against a small bit of
OW is capable of lighting up a conflagration ■t'
trerai dreadful and eneontroulable I Very weak
bends have dons the mischief, sod very strong ones
soW cannot slop it. If Mr. Bonus, that renegade
Musts, wen alive spin, ho might take op the pia
to tly NA. tho sublimity of a nation billet Into a
- This ascot fail to bo the cam with Great
. ]stain, raises a prodigy of wisdom should lostautly
win fres a patter 'kilo/elk) downright faith