The Statesman.
London, England, 1818-06-26 00:00:00

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Caripae 11
'mimes. aims 23.
Gust 920
Crawley 304
Slade . . . . 156
lICFNT, JCICE 25.
X Hsieh bull 2200
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State of th. Pull at Preston, Jane 24, five o'clock,
Ilorrocks
Crotapas 1141
ROM by 1131

YORK, Joys p3.--Lord Milton aved J. A. S.
Wortley, Eq. will be elected tor do Coast), on
Thursday, without opposition.
Loaoccusitincs, burl close.
Mr. Laws-ull 37
Clic Mundy (brother to the Melt*. of Newcastle) SS
Mr. Murdoch (a Bumbler) ....

The two last Gentlemen stood on the interest of
the Duke of Newcastle, and Mr. Lawson opals his
own.

SIR FRANCIS BURDETT's SENTIMENTS

UN rue CORN BILL.

We deem it necessary, in justice to Sir FRANCIi
BURDETT, on account of the calumnious misrepre-
sentations of his etieesies, who hesitate not to pro-
pagate their falsehoods in the face of all evidence to
the contrary, to make the following estract from the
Hon. Baronet's speech its the House of Commons, on
the 11th of March, 1815, on presenting the West.
minater Petition against the Corn Bill:

[FROM TOE MORNING GURONIGLYJ
" 1 RATE HIRE. SIR. A PETITION. sILIILD RT 42,473 1 ast.s-
asTANTs OF VI TsTNINsTER AGAINST TEE CORN BILL Now EE
FORE TVA HOUSE.-113 priNcipting this Petition. I cannot refrain
from exprehatig my oat, ...aliments MI the subject of it, *ids a
view of corn-cling a great mistake that tins gone abreact of asy
being a traci.d to she mensartr.
" I AN NO SUPPORTER OP THE CORN BILL.

" l !husk that I;tivrithnritl alone are interested in the mew-
sire, as it is necessary to holster sip a system of taxation
they are resolved to continue.
" 1 have been represented in many of the Public. Prints as
having ahandouetl my former principle- it baying been said.
that the I,,,iidlsitd at leng.li appears, and the Patriot disap-
pears • -dant I allowed ussself to tee assayed by my interest,
and that this alined every other consideration. I may on the
present ocea-ino state, that I have individually and personally
no liner& whatever in the result of the present measore s—
be that reseal ts 114( it may, it will whiter add one tanking, our
take away one farthing, from we."

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

—..dW.—

DEAL, JUNE 25.—Arrived and sailed for the River
the Princess Ch,orlotte, Beaty, from Jamaica ; the
Merlin, IWeekers, from Do.; the Jane, Hartland,
from Quebec ; the Mattl,evr and Thomas, Gray, from
Lisbon for the 13.11ric ; and Mercory, NVelsh, from
Leghorn.-- Came down from the River the Tyne,
Bell, for Cook and New South %Voles ; the Han.
oath, Pearcon, fur (liebee; the Garland, Brown,
for Cade of Good Hope; and Cyprus, Davison, from
Newcastle for G,boaltar.

PORTSbIoUTH, Juge :s.—Passed through for Lon-
don, the Docket:field, Scott. from St. Domingo.—
Arrived oft the Wight, the Shannon, Falconer, from
St. Domingo—sailed the 18th May—left the Ealing
Grove, Hew, loading f4r Londos--en 4th June, in
lat. 34. 40.10ug. 59. 30. bpuke the American ship
William, Foster, SO days from Londonderry for
Neve York, she had been fain days beset with ice
on the Banks of Neeoundlersd—on 9th Jame, in
lat. 3S. long. 46. spoke the American ship Averick
its 55 days front London for Virgins—and on 20th
June, spoke the Harmony, of London, front Liver-
pool for St. John's, in let. 48. 2. long. 17. 40.

Sir SAMUEL troutt.Ly yesterday sobscribed 1001.
at MARTIN, Simms, and MARTIN'S, Lombard-street,
towards defraying the expences of Sir Roma Wm-
son's Election.
The Election for the County of Westmorland is
fixed for the 30th loot. at Appleby.

The Election for Northumberland is 6ited for to-
morrow, and that for the County of anima took
place last Wednesday.

VAUXHALL.—The weather being propitious on
Wednesday evening, these delightful Gardens were
throngt_td with beauty 'arid fashion. In the Concert;
Mr. W. PARKE repeated hiq Oboe Concerto. with
44 The blue bells of Scotland," which was highly op:
pktoded; and Madame SAQUI, in her dancing, and
in her ascent amidst the fireworks, excited wonder
and admiration. Among the compvily wet., the
Marquis and Marchioness of STAFFORD, Lord YAD.
DOUTII, &C.
Mr. ILIAD has declined entering into any engage-
Meet for the summers and levies England, for France,
the beginning of the neat • vek. He intends making
a Anti stay in Pariao sod thence to proceed over the
Alps to. Room