The Statesman.
London, England, 1818-07-23 00:00:00

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legal opinion, mean to petition against tbe• Sheriff's
return. It is expected that if a new election be or•
dered, consequence% will take place.that at first were
not getieialty anticipated. It is thought that, is
such mite, the lion. Guy. PONSO!iIIY will certain'?
appear as a Candidate, and with pro%pects much imp
proved, aabis principal motive for declining the con•
test the other day was stated to be the Wessels of his
registries at the Mamoru Sessioos.".


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I Ultras, lujustice to the eetimunity, whose\ comfort, it dirarni
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ape 011 It is made te` fell Itelth the depr4ed lime of
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Ink of a diet.manufactees and commerce, outfit rise Stn,.--W6
'bee tin with their 0-asperity. The justice of this . .
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proposition is self.evident ; there cannot be two the prOtectio
iihsstawwn modes of reasoning upon such a question-4a,, •
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and . should not be one kind of justice to the;geseaeria
and generos,
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and another to the master—and the chsrge of illibers
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the enlarged
have
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and Irrational .ettictoct Mill much belliti appl7, a
those who deny ta long line
hiyhan to the poo! men wh
Europe, oa• • board, and s
Wrenn abuse aid misrepresentation as well pi
tr before now 5 g
1 Althoogh a
privation
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be made . fete the Pu
treason. Tile Quteie.—the only tegular account yestee. the deprival
pardon. der from Kew of the mats of her Majesty Wes-. piust,isos I
is King's " The QUEEN continues much the same is pester. lion with hit
day. The Duke and Duchess oil GLOUCESTER vl.
repeats frien
sited her on Tuesday evening, on 'their way froas
domestic col
'eernrtnit'g:—.. Windsor, where they had been on a visit to the Print'
• nch Peo-
cess SOPHIA. St. Helena,
•ights and Yesterday afternoon, abont leer. m'clock, 111 W
pine apnea
of a.m. PRINCE REGENT left (olio for Kew. . himself of
Viscount CASTLEREAOH had an audience of the
ed to rob . • II , kept under
PRINCE REGENT yesterday. .
: Itevolu-
to effect Major Ferz•Cr.aaerecc was not so Well yeStEr4r. 1
and the day before as he had previously bete--he is attribetei o
to do his I
I success. ordered to de kept quiet.
plot was Letters have been received from Cadiz to the Ist of the insets
appears, on
he agents of July. The convoy arrived from the lievannah some of th
had an englgement with an Insurgent sqaedron off twig been si
the 20th' the port. The latter, consisting of two, brigs and., ' .
rivete ad-
nth, -;What the
a sloop, were beat o, after an action of four hours.
esday the The Loan MAYOR has. appointed a Wardmote to the Jailers I
!hey were -he held at St. Bride's Church, Fieetsstreet, to-mop- point him a
Majesty's row, at eleven o'clock precisely, for thp choice of an- without see
veils. It Alderman in the room of Sir CHARLES Petca, Bin. rest, profei
deceased. . , back, but u
Majesty's Even in the evenings now the Thermonseter is gene.
mice his hoe
ing of the rally at 76 in London. •In the sou it la upwards sit
fain liberty
do July 80—West India heat.
'he King Senuctiont.—BurteETT v. Drzosr...-We find, oot., so many qua
very day nithstantling the statement made by Mr. JARVIS, the have procnii
Plaintiff's Counsel, in (Tenure this cause, at the last . deuce in a
ilarly the Oxford Assists, and which was referred, by the re- pidated bar
r'E. Gm. commendation of Mr. Baron Gatutoar, that after a
and very ap
la charged close and very strict examination of all the witnesses
'cted with by Mr. Pr.tze, the Referee, which took up five '
fare.
list. 101.! been hours, the damages awarded by him were only The indi
although laid in the declaration at 10041.-"" • months toss
.
wiss togs- Yesterday a Court of Directors wis held at the 'tremor, bu
mend on East India-House, when the following Commanders . timidation I
took leave of the Court previous to departing fur . O'MerattA i
at attend their respective destinations, viz.:—Captain P. Mr. -
aid Sove. LEY, of the Regent, and Captain S. LEE, of the he has toe
ill be re. blotTatt, for China direct. despot, wilt
MEC, for
A Commission has just passed the Great Seal, sp. dependence
pointing a Board to enquire into the best means of From tl
I taken in preventing the Forgery of Bank Notes, to purities . beg leave t,
evidence, and to receive any plans that shell he oT.
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lured. The Members are—Sir Josue' RANKS, Sir opprohrion
711 tof the ‘VlLL.talit CONGREVE, WILLIAM COURTENEY, EMI. . England."
We know
M. P., DAsiES CILBERT,, Esq. M. P., JEREMIAH -- 64 Reigning
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usnatasr, Esq. Governor of the Bank, WILLIAM •• am courier
to so brief if
~YDE WOLLASTON, M. D. end CLIARLEs iIIATCHETT,
I certainly Esq. From a Board thus constituted, the Public ' forgot the
Throne; A
h of their may indulge a hope that something will proceed
• would bet which will diminish • crime that has been increasing . the Crows,
in a most frightful ratio, during the last few years, to join in
and which, if not checked by preventive means— • They do, i
l ouEasTCCyttnatss
punishments having proved unavailing—threatens to • had NAPOt
yesterday, crowd with felons every prison in the Metropolis.
iessitncrdaethy: The first sitting took place on Tuesday last. ttl' of sagacity.
chte seems The whole of Devonshire has become a acne of i. cordially I
lenge does festival and rejoicing, in consequence of what is attributed
Lwe fear styled the " Triumph of Devon," as achieved in the his confine
, return of Lord EBRINGTON to Parliaments in place LEON had
'he Plys,, . of •
the late Member, Sir T. ACLAND. 'On Saturday DE LILMI
re was the last, a public dinner was given to his Lordship by his
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eof Ines- friends at Plymouth—and there have been also simi. NAPOLEO
ler meetings at Ottery St. Mary, Totness, Harberden, . he practise
and Dtrtmouth. Three thousand three hundred and .
The Peep
re thrown ninetv.seven plumbers voted for Lord EDRINGTON ; . this parse
tunes that
for Mr. 11 ASTARD, R 97; for Sir T. AcELAND, 163. • Dor NAP(
Of split votes 693 voted for his Lordship ; for Mr.. pelted Sit
ufacturing B
ASTARD, 3532; for Sir T. ACLAND, 3639. If we victims, s
are said take two split votes as one plumper, Lord Enema-
• :
iployment TON brought 3743 Freeholders to the Poll ; Mr. J st 4 temptible
berate N
are un. BASTARD, 2063 ;" Sir T. ACLAND, only 1984; giv.
rag would ing a majority of Freeholders to Lord EERINGTON, Jul! 20,
l
above Sir T. ACLAND, of 1759; above
.Mr. Wu-
a purpose.
TARO, of 16/30.
f the tea. The expellees of the severelGendidates for the County
g his ill.. of Wexford-ere estimated at 8001. a day. According
?, and all to this estimate, the contest will cost each of them not DEAL,
r,- as- well less than 12,0001. .5- the Broil
.
object fa- Saturday se'rinight the Election of a Represents.
-J. with the
tire for • the ..iforctoghts of - Aberdeen, Montrose. ''•!
' the 10th,
a hut ed. - Breem,,,
Arbrosth;Jaed Bireie; took place in the )1
Town-hsll of Montrose, when JOSEPH-HUME, Esq: last from
The pa-
' emberket
labouring was teturned by a majority of three votes to one, the
Barracks
t them,— Delegetes• from Montrose, Arbroath,• sod. Brechin,
the corn- voting for Mr, Hume, lied the Delegate from Berrie . -John Btr
voting for M'r. FARQUHAR, the late Represintative. .°' and the I
t all times
Owing to the disfranchisement of the town of Aber- Postai
is it is vu- deen, nn Delegate attended from that Borough.. v.
Carlile, I
hich time Provost BARCLAY, Delegate of Montrose, then ad.
which is
bits which dressed Mr. Hume, and after mentioning to him that
:counts we he was reierned In Parliament free and unshackled,
a week.
recommended to him not to support Ministers in the FALM4
-
condition
system of profuse espenditori which they had adept- • Wallecei
ed, Mr. Hume replied in a seitable speech, in the
our menu-
the Blucl
able trade course of which he distinctly ihipressea his disappro-
ie-bye, we hation of the profuse expenditure of Ministers an
d•
attempts &
Hannle-bye,
of Standing Armies in time of peace. After the Orange
from pro-
Election aft elegant dinner was given by Mr. Humc Henry }
to the M..igistrates of Montrose and several othec Cowl
t the ex-
Gentlemen.
Manches. CORK COUNTY ELECTION.—Tbe Water ford Mir. Dauby,
of trade, ror snys—" At the proper time we mentioned that down CI
ins of sub- the Sheriff of the County of Cork refused a Poll to back, bi
most coin. Mr. RoyLE, of Cork, because three days previous
notice had not been given.
.Not only Mr. ROYI,Si, The I
pest more
but many Freeholders, supported, it is said, by bight from Ni
le ground legal opinion, mean to petition against the• Sheriff's goods ft
y of the return. It is expected that if a new election be or- She kart
it to the I dered, consequences will take place.that at first were venue..
erred„
eed ; not generally anticipated. It is thought that, in Susan