The Statesman.
London, England, 1820-06-03 00:00:00

CARLISLE ELECTION.

The f. lowing is an extract of a I. tter Loth Carru~le,
dated 3:ay 31, le2o .
" I tr n init yuu the conclusion cf the Poll for this
City, ah.ch. during its continuance, has excited the
liveliest i iterest. 'I he contest was ftirly between cow-
rtytitn: a:A iucorrnptiun. Mr. James, the man of the
perple. I. a thurough Reformist ; whilst his opponer.l4
political principles may easily be eirioed, front h:v
being atteuipted to be thrust upon our ancient city by
the influence of the Earl Lonsdatle, who is well !mewls
to be one of the greatest bosrot)ghmont;ers in the king-
dom —Mr. James was chaired this afternoon, amidst
the enthnsiastie cheers of many thousands of spectators.
The windows cf the houses were hlled with ekgenth.
dressed females, who displayed blue favours, awl
heightened not a little the brilli-ot scene. In the
evening a very large party of gentlemen dinel tote-
thcr, to commemorate the wcation ; and, to crown thr
whole, 1 am glad to infirm you that it is intended
to have a (hand Blue Dinner, for the purpose of en-
tering into a subscription to indemnify Mr. James fur
his neeesmiry expenses.—Against the next general
election, I believe it is determined to propose two in-
dependent Members; for it is obvious that the ma-
jority of voters who have returned Mr. Jame , could.
with as roach facility, oust air James Gratain, the
Lowther nominee.''
FINAL CI.OSF. OF TIME. POLL—Mar 31.
William Jairts. Musgrave... Mt
Nlsjority for Mr. James .... tie.

COURT OF KING'S BENC*II.---(Turn D3r.)

VIII KING V. Tilt REV. WYATT COTTLv.

A Ruleu-•as granted last Term in this cause, calling
upon the defendant, who is Rector of the pariA of Choi-
icy, in Berkshire, to shove rinse why a writ of ;Turndo-
wns should not issue to sompri him to more one John
Noggins to the office of parish clerk. The Rule bad
been granted on the affidavit of Huggins' which sleet'.
that on the 22ti ofJuly, ISIS, he received a notice front
the detentlant, intirosting, that in consequence o. 13,4
having permitted improper persons to enter the chard.,
and connived at the removal of a stone effigy from theme,
it was the defendant's intention to remote him from the
afire of clerk. Aecordingli, on the following Sundt.,
the defendant pnlilirly read in the church the notics•
which he had sent to Hogging, and declared one Jame;
Smith his *accesses as paciao cheek. -Oa die Sisoilavvids.
sequent to this, Hogging again entered the rlerk's.dreh,
from which, at the lostigation of the defestisnt, he wet
forcibly expelled by' the constables. Huggins Italian-
' more stated. that he had not in any manner misbehaved
himself, nor had he received any summons calling *pen
him to explain his behaviour, previous to the notion
above-mentioned. On these grounds the Rlile Nisi had
been granted.
Mr. NOLATI nowishowed cense. He steed, that ho
held in his hand the affidat its of several persona Will ar-
qnsinted with all the transaction. Which had taken place,
and which completely negatived the statements of Hug.
King. He relied ehiedy on the circnntstance•of Huggins
having gone to the defendant on the Bemire morning
upon which he etas expelled, and demi:noel-Isis wages.
The defendant replied, that that was not a proper de),
hut that he would settle with him upon the morrow:
Huggins expressed himself satisfied with this, and, apes
being read out in the l'hurch, -he quietly vacated bits
seat. This, the Learned Caultsel contended, amounted
tonverhal resignation.
Mr. Cumulus followed on the same side.
The CHIC,' Joirtra was not satigfied that adlrieit
notice bad been given to Huggins, or that he Milken
ezwiled in a proper manner.
11'he other Judges concurred, and the rile mai MON
absolute.—Mandainus granted.

NAl7.li INTELLIGENCE.
DIAL, ,lens 2.—Came down from the River the Asti,
Partition, for Bombay ; Exeter, Row, for Gibrakwei
Lord Cawdor, Brooks, (or Trieste; an') latrepid Paellees
Thornton, fur Gibraltar—they remain in the Downs se*
the whole of the outward-W=64l.—A rrivestaasi resod.,
in the Downs, the Active, Westlake, frees Hansbegrk
for Jersey.—Sailed this morning the haiseward-isintd
ships for the River.
Fat. Mourn, May 31.—Arrived the Active, Noshre,
from London ; and Raiford, Garrett, treat ditto, Ow New
tirleans.—The fox Packrt spoke of the western
icily
of Crooked Island, on the 27th ult. the Meehan,
from Nutant Bay. for Lyndon, goo ten days—Arrived
off this port the Nile, Bridge, from Port ao-Prince, for
Lyndon and Pelirmi, from St. Thomas's, fur At:twerp.
LtvaarooL, JUN/ I.—Arrived the Jiro, Raines, front
31aranhsin ; Elise, from Tortola ; Bmily, Babcock;
June, Ferguson, and Vigilant, Caminett, few &enmesh;
South Carolina, Easterby, front Chsilemon ; Caton,
Rogers, from New York, sailed Ist May; and lathe!,
31aria, from Rostock. 'The Emily was sommingled on
the books of Newfoundland by forge fields of lee, for
seven days: the Jan. fell in with an island of leen, tlio
13th May, in lat. li. 40. Inn g. 61. 16.; the Vigilant
sienidig , on the Ibth Ilay, in la:. 41.10. long. 60. It, the
Rage, Thompson, trues Jaataira, for Livetpool—she had
run foal of an island of ice, lost her bowsprit, and was
very leaky ; she wax bearing op fur the Dearest port.

Thurniay last ism the Third Me of Drawing. whet
No. 12.11571 was Arson a Prise of 114eet Petane. which
was Sethi in Sham" by J. and J. Strawatoirt. who IPeal4
nut hare taken any notice (be .n.iverthwinent) of so
small a Prise, were it not merely to remark that it was
the highest Prise drawn nn thst day, and is a montiotta-
tion of that great garnet whit+ irvariably attends tot-
Oftees. but more partiralarly In the pewit
Lottery as they Sold in Shares rite highest Vrs *e
First Dar. Nu. 9.814, 20,0uo1.; tha bingo Prime abs
Semi(' lies. No. 12.313. 10.01:1N.; sod the big/earnest
the Third bar. No. 12.212. W.: and Any Imps. after
the Fourth and Last Ilse (the 7t3d instant) nr be ennbtoti
to announce. that they hare Sold one or more of the
PourJll.llll2ll.—Cootrawa Tickets and Snores are Sell•
ing at 37. ; threnodial; 11. H•lbiell
Usford4uret.