The Statesman.
London, England, 1812-10-03 00:00:00

Dr. Crompton stands for Nottingham against Mr.
Smith and Mr. Coke.

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curing his return to Parliament u one of the Repro.
sentatives of the County of Lancaster. his Lord.
ship's address to the Meeting was received with
great applause; and although it must be presumed
that so nunleroos a Meeting would be composed of
persons who differ on political questions, yet we are
happy to say that, on this occasion, the most p..rfeq
unanimity prevailed, Lord Stanley was desirou, of
taking the sense of the Meeting as to the mode of
conducting the canvass of the County, eepressing his
wish, if it were possible, to pay his personal re.
spects to each Freeholder; bat the Meeting declared
its conviction that such a mode of canvass was im.
practicable in the short space of time which might
probably be allowed for it ; and recommended the ep.
pointment of a Committee to promote his Lordship's
interest in the divisions of Liverpool and •Prescot,-.
Several Gentlemen immediately offered themselves as
Members of the Committee, and many names have
since been ridded. It cannot he doubted that the
same zeal will be manifestml, and, we trust, similar
Measures adopted, in other parts of the county,
On Tuesday last a public dinner took place in to
encampment in a field near Greet George's-streets
Liverpool, where 2000 sat down (1500 of the party
were electors in the interest of Brougham sett
Creevey). They were addressed after dinner, with
great energy, by Mr: W. Roscoe and Mr. C
whp Mere cheered throughout by the ardent • -Js:.
mations of the meeting.
General Tarletori hes Nested an ativernsea
dated from Durham, stating that ill health de:
him there, but announcing bit lotentinu of of
hhhseif again.
Yesterday a select Meeting of the Independent
Electors of the Borough of Southwark, was held at
the Cottage of Content Tavern, its order to consult
on the means to be taken to were the Election pt
Jones Bartlett, Bari.. as one of their Reprerseeter
tires in Parliament ; at which, there being a doubt
whether Mr. Jones Burdett would consent to take
his seat, if elected, the following Resolution Was
paused
That It be resounded to the geonittee to eatamealtile
the Itesolutioa to Jones Burdett. Esq. requesting ot bite us
favour their Chairman with bliaoswer, by return of post, espe-
cially statieg, whether, to the Met of is beige
will take his seal."
Lord Delvin is expected to declare himself a Calle
didate for the County of Westmeath. The Hon.
Colonel Packenbam and Mr. Rochiort till offer
themselves again.
Lord Fates has arrived from England on his war
to the County of Longford. His Lordship and Sir
Thomas Feetherstees are expected to be reelected
for that County, without opposition, •
Lord Gleotworth, it is said, will start for the
city of Limerick, against the Right Honourable
Colonel Verekee, who relies upon the support of the
Corporation.
Two. Gentlemen, besides the present Members,
are expected to become Candidates for the County pi
Dublin,
Lord Bective, son to the Marquis of fleadfort, has
addressed the County of Meath., and le: lye present
Members, Sir Marcus Somereille and T. finihe, FR.
mean to offer themselves, a very contested &Wien
may be expected. ' •
Lord James O'Brien, are believe, will he opposed
to the Burton Interest in the County of Clare,
There will be a sharp contest in Galway.
We understand that Mr. White hes declared h im,
self a Candidate for the Coonty of Ipitrim. As the
Members, Messrs. ModeesrsrstbeCmlesmoesnetss, aiittd Latouche,
is
selpected
determinedatphrraeetsetnhtere
willbe a
very
warm
contest.
We hear Colonel Barry has relinquished his in•
tention of opposing s'ir Frederick Flood in the Coon•
ty of Wexford ; as, however, Colonel Ram is et.
petted to persevere, there is likely to be a strong
opposition to the present Members.
without Colon el Longeld is
opposition,for
theezCPecitytedof Ctoork.be returned,

Yesterday the High Bailiff of Westminster pub•
lished the Writ, so that the Fiection will come oat
gt ceeenPgarden) on Thursday morning nee.

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We trust independent Electors will not fail to td•
sort their right to pass, on horseback and in tilt
carriages, toll-free; to and from the hustings duridg
elections. In some places impudent attempts WO
been made to deprive Freeholders of this Atilt; but
Ne trust that ell independent men will exercise Mr
righteor bring actions against every gee-keeper wike
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